Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1924, Page 17

’ Mt er atthe Lee ‘Doud Motor company tanow basking upon the.allver sands ‘Wien some: power would trans- portjust one of those eastern foot-" ‘games to Casper for just a few moments? Don’t you? ‘Here's the world’s shortest poem: Fleas. < « Had ‘em. 5 er election’ some ‘candidates wil} enter-upon a,two'or: four-year vaca- toms. Others ‘wilt:go back to work: } Wa-Weaver, former pattner of) Lee {Depa in the, organization of the \Doud Wea: Motor company’ here \more -than..a. year ago, returned ‘to {Casper trom New Mexico.a few days Jags, and “will ‘return again .to t! recta after transacting esd i ess “here in -Casper. ‘Despite some word to the contrary the ured car problem.is growing to less ofa spectre upon t! ins are being recorded with. the re: sult that the situation shall prob- ably "pe mastered ‘without! any great fgtifice upon the, part of automo- “men. parky’s eekly candidate for. thy wedngenotive hall of infamy—The ‘bh Fe caemeny ‘Joe B. Mans- sales room’ is a rare sight days for several. new Packards eats Reader eaters car whieh 1 he will use for demon- stration purposes, in ‘this city and surrounding country. Those who haven’t seen the-new model are anx- fously awaiting.their turn, Sure. You can ride to the polls p rhs ‘Tuesday. Study the ads in the Sunday™ paper. — It's. ike -trying-to, aplve a cross word epee \ "The ‘time’! tor the trying. and test- ine of Andrew: (dice Ae ig almost here: ‘The Gholtstel tC for Christmas plan is being extensively pushed by bythe Hens "Chevie agency: " Here's distinction ‘tor Charles, of the Salt creek branch of the Nolan Chevrolet com- pany, won the silver loving clip of- fered by the Chevrolet: Motor com- number” of Mr. pany for’ hight sales within each ‘sales zone. en chalked up enough deals to in the éup offered for the winning in the St.’ Louis zone which the cities of St. Louis, Kan- sas City, Denver, Salt Lake City and ny tons far Byareeg bao Casper. ‘ e have learned during the last the car when the cold wea taken to protect the engine agai or two that it is rrives, providing it freezing. is necessary, if you wish to drive in comfort, engine will start much eaiser during the cold weather, but the warm making one or two using the correct grade of oi in the engine, it can easily in winter as it does in summer. In this “follow during the next few weeks, I will tell you Saad winter driving comfortable and how to tune up ptinbe ee condition during the winter months. If your car is an open one, ERT lols IN GOOD rego Rrion: by. rubbing with a. cloth that save you a great deal of trouble and expense la ot of the first pices that should be Remem- the preparation of your car now may iter on. ecked up before the ccld weather Reciveatts the condition of the top and side curtains, It is the usual practice during the summer months to stow the side curtains away under a seat, then forget them. If tools or spares are kept under the sedtvalso, it is pratiealiy certain that some of the Iuloid windows will be damaged Pa these should be: replaced béfore the cold wet weather arrives. While have the curtains out, it is a good idea to fit them to see that the set is complete. It is annoying to find that, just when you need the curtains, one of the sections are missing. If any of the ey are dis- colored, they can generally be made been dipped in celar vinegar. again If the top is over two years old’ it is possible that the coming winter ‘some Spots in it and cause it to leak. ere are a number of good dressings on the market and it will pay you to give the top a coat‘of one:of these. This will felp preserve the top and stop up any cracks -or spots that*may be liable to leak. It is practically impossible to drive with ‘any degree of comfort during the cold weather unless you have some kind of heater installed. Fortunately the expense of heating a car is nil once the heater is fitted, the first cost being the only expense. There are two s of heaters reed both of which utilize the hot exhaust gasses. The first type is sane a sheet iron box that is clamped over the exhaust pipe. The front end of ‘the box is open and the back end is over a hole that is cut in the dashboard. The cold air enters at the open end of the heater, in. front and as it passes over the hot exhaust Pipe is heated. There is a shutter over the end of the heater that is attached ‘enables you to control the amount of hot air heater is a very Pate Sie one.for single seater cars. Eeehee r is fitted it pipe with iEog petal gre Sabrsbon sepa SS with the floor boards and is a flexible metal tube, This of sera therefore gives more heat than the the type that fits" over cane pe fitting-heater to see that the exhaust manifold joints ase If,any are loose the fumes of the exhaust gasses will pass into the interior of ah te ear and cause headaches and drowsiness as well as an Some oft the heaters that are installed over the exhaust manifold also corer art ct the iia Ag manifold and this helps to vaporize the mixture prevents carbon deposit to a certain extent. is particularly suitable for Fords and if it is designed to cover part of the This type of heater _ intake manifold as well as the exhaust manifold, it will soon save its small increased ‘mileage /cost in per people are warned against tak- @looke.from the car during its ing, first few daya in’ Casper. The Patterson. Oakland company unloaded a carload of new Oakland cars-during the past week, and the models -are rar on-display- in. the ' Yes. Saturday's" score” was 30° tol 14. M. EB. Robertson of the Coliseum Motor company, accompanied by Robert Cooke of the Detroit office of the Dodge Brothers’ Motor company, has left for a swing through the Wyoming territo: controlled by the local motor company. ‘Two of the latest model Hudsons have ‘been so!d' by the Van Sant company during the past week. Guess that's a good sign isn't !t? cw. R. Yellding reports the arrival of-a,-carload. of -Hudeon- coaches -at the warehouse of the R. N. Van Sant Motor company. In the lot ts Geautiful, Hudson sedan and Cas- | Wenstone Heavy. Cords GUARANTEED . 309x314 $8.90 32x4 $15.10 GEM TIRE Co. -Duft Bldg. 236- East Midwest -Ave. L. D. BRANSON FOR EVERYTHING IN oo AUTO RADIO LECTRIC REPAIRING Phone 383 you will me out of your gasoline. @ project which will do away with roughness upon this stretch’ of the highway for many years. J. L. Bird for more than a year associated with the Nash Casper Motor company, has left this city for Los Angeles where ‘he intends to re his home, Jonn M. ‘Whisenhunt has been a hard’ man to jassoo guring the past two weeks. CASPER BUICK CO. 132 N. Center Sst. Phone 2260-2261 When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. a ~ Che Casver Sundav Cridune AUTO TOURISTS TOWARD THE ~ SOUTH EXPECTED THIS YEAR WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 1— Anticipating a record-breaking south- ward flow of motor tourists this'sta- son, the Touring and Transportation board of the American Automobile association is supplementing its new Florida route book ‘with en outline of the main touring routes\so that the man ‘from Seattle, Chicago -or Boston will have a general. picture of the high points of a southern trip, according to an announcement made here today at the association's headquarters. -« ‘The ‘announcement’ explains. that while: motor tourists will doubtless consult affiliated A. A: A. motor clubs for details of their proposed trips to the Southland a general pic- ture of the main routes should be of particular value to; the man who is as yet undecided. The A. A. A. estimates that 160,000 motor will tour to» Florida and intefmediate points during the winter touring season, but believes that there are many more thousands still undecided because they are unfamiliar with the generaj routes. Eastern motorists, from New Eng: land, New-York, Pennsylvaniz, Ohio and the mid-Atlantic states, should take the route south from Washing- ton, the touring bureau recom- ends. This leads down through Vir- ginia, the “Carolinas, Georgia to ».orida. For the most part this is the Atlantic highway, though it combines, in part, with the Bank- head and Dixie highways, and the Old Spanish rail, if it is followed to Miami. Details now available’ at all the A. A. A. clubs throughout the coun- try reveal the fact that road con- ditions are better than ever before in the Southland, detours being rela- tively few. From Augusta to Jack- sonville over the Atlantic or Dixie Highways, the routes through this section are mostly sand-clay, and as they are somewhat affected ‘by weather conditions tourists are ad- vised to provide for stop-overs when conditions are not favorable. This, the touring board says, forestalls the possibility of marring the tour with! road ‘ind car troubles. -Motorists.. , Florida-bound from Seattle and the Northwest take the Yellowstone Trail or the National Parks highway to Chicago where they make connections with the Jackson or Dixie highways for Cin- 1 By te following the Old Spanish Trail, Texas, New Mexico and Ari- zona tourists can reach Florida over an interesting course that closely follows the Gulf of Mexico. There are connections for Californians over the Pacific highway. The Na~- tional Old Trails road furnishes the best route for Kansas City and St. Louis motoris who prefer to go to Washington, D. C., first and then turn south over the well-marked and well-traveled portions of she Atlantic or Dixie highways. From observations made st Gettys- burg considerable of the southbound travel from the West has been over the Lincoln _highw tourists pre- ferring to take the routes that are traveled most, doing their exploring | - when Florida. they reach Georgia and Predictions by weather experts! and the coast guard to the effect that the coming winter will be the most severe in years may call for changes in routes for those south- bound travelers from the West. It depends*very largely upon the time of starting. Generally speaking, the A. A. A. touring board points out, the eastern tourist can get out of the snow and freezing belt quicker than the man who must travel east as well as south, and for this regson many of the far-western tourists will doubtless combine the Pacific highway and~Old Spanish Trails routes’ to avold cold weather. The A. A. A. camping manual lists 33 recognized public camps in Florida and 36 in Georgia, which is said to explain why so many south- bound motor tourists are taking camping equipment with them. On such long tours camping is not recommended by the touring bureau as a regular diet, but it is often a convenience and an agreeable varia- tion in the trip when the weather and conditions permit. It is pointed out, for instance, that having the equipment to camp out often makes it possible to take advantage of bet- ter roads where hotels. are not located at convenient points. Despite the fact that the general directions of southbound travel ares simpler this year than ever before, he A. A. A. advises consultation with motor club. secretaries before undertaking any trip, since the re- quirements of each motorist call for important variations in the details of the routing. Many Families Now Find Use For Two Cars The great increase in automobile registration is partly attributed by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce to the number of fami- lies owning two cars, says R. N. Van Sant, local dealer in Star and Durant cars. As = matter of fact, the ownership of two cars is eco- nomical for those in average circum. stances. The average owner desires a car of comfortable proportions for the use of his family and for long The tendency in this respect is leaning towards closed cars. But for the short trips about town in traffic, and when one or two pas- sengers are carried, the owner real izes that a small car costs less to Operate than a large car. The sreat- ly increasing number of business men and salesmen who use ¢heir automobiles day in and day out for business purposes. prefer to own a large car for family use and 2 less exvensive car for daily transporta- tion. Star automobiles have been espe- clally popular with those who own two cars because they offer low cost transportation, yet are of a quality satisfactory to owners of much higher priced cars. Read the ten commandments for motorists in this issue of the Tri- bune. ———> We'll call it all. race. On Go. Folks. for the election mark. Get sét. Ready your WHY DRIVE A SHABBY CAR? Ask About New Life Refinisher You'll Be Proud. AUTO SERVICE CO. 133 N. Wolcott St. Phone 2370 -Casper Brake Service Station SPECIALISTS Automobile Brakes Relined and Adjusted FREE INSPECTION. — | SAMPLE BALLOT (VOTE FOR TWO) : These two candidates have a record for being all that is claimed for them; they have stood every test, performing their duties efficiently and at the least cost to the tax- payers. They are true and tried and.their election on a platform that past acts are the best by which they should be judged, will again carry. them to an overwhelming vic- tory as the world’s largest selling six-cylinder closed cars. Phone 1406 CAMPAIGN MANAGER McKinley and Yellowstone CALL US TUESDAY and let either one of these two candidates (Hudson or Essex) take you to your polling place. PAGE FIVE. Read the Ads If You Want LET OUR IGNITION MAN FIX IT Don’t take chances trying to | tinker ‘with it yourself; chances ate you may “make more trouble for yourself. Our ignition specialists know —let them tackle the job. Anything connected with your starting, lighting or generator apparatus we can handle efficiently. AUTO ELECTRICAL COMPANY 136 E. Midwest Phone 9683 PROTECT YOUR AUTOMOBILE FROM THE COLD WEATHER Let us drain out the old oil and fill it with your choice of oil, Grease your car and do it right. Fill your Radiator with Alcohol at $1.00 per gallon, or Glycerine at $3.00 per gallon FULL LINE OF TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE ADD THE TIME. Give us your business, we will appreciate it and you will appreciate the REAL service we give. Center Street Service Station Fifth, Center and Railroad Phone 2341 f.0.b. Lansing Tax and Spare Tire Extra. ‘Motors easy fasten ee $1065 Bigger, Better, More Enduring, More Complete—Yet Low Priced. Genuine Duco satin finish. New pat- ented Fisher V.V. one-piece ventilating windshield. Velour upholstery and Pullman-type driver’s seat. Cowl lights and automatic windshield cleaner. Extra-wide doors and unequalled leg room. Wonderful “Six” engine, Delco ignition and a chassis of proved stamina. NATRONA MOTOR CO. PARK AND EAST YELLOWSTONE Q BR Py 6, So0ey OF GENERAL SS “More Service” TEXACO PRODUCTS—GAS AND OILS The Service Filling Station “The Handiest Place in Town to Get Your Gas and Oil’ EAST FIRST AND YELLOWSTONE Winter Car Storage IN STRICTLY FIRE PROOF BUILDING We Have Room for 50 Cars at the Following - Low Rates _ PASSENGER CARS Dead Storage Live Storage x Storage, including delivery $12.50 Truck Storage at Rates in Accordance With Size PLENTY OF ALCOHOL FOR COLD WEATHER The Lee Doud Motor Co. 424 W. Yellowstone Phone 1700