Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1925, Page 13

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1925 CHEVROLET 1 STIL IN HIGH September Output One of Largest in History of Plant. DETROIT, Mich., Oct. It.— The Chevrolet Motor:company bulit 55.- $65 motor cars and trucks during September, a new* record for*that month and only 378 fewer than the highest production month in the his: tory of the company. Ordinarily sales and consequently production are expected to decrease during the latter part of the year. Howvetr, the demand for Chevrolet cars which has held production at high figures throughout the year continues undialaished. As a result the scheduié for the present month contemplates’ the building of, more than 54,500 cars and trucks, 4 August deliveries to dealers in the United States alone were 41,500, an August record. This figure Is ex- clusive of the thousands of cars shipped to foreign countries. Dur- ing September deliveries in the Unit- ed States Increased to approximately 44,500, placing September second only to April and May of this year and exceeding the domestic deliver- ies for June, July and August re- spectively. “I am proud of these records for two reasons.” sald Charles F. Barth. vice president in charge of produc- tion. “My first reason fg that since March the Chevrolet production has remained consistenly at 50,000 or more without the usual seazonable | \ fluctuations. This indicates that the automobile Industry is becoming sta- bilized upon a regular year-round demand. “My second reason is that the Sep- tember production proved “conclu- s\vely the loyalty and: capacity. of the Chevrolet manufacturing organ- ization, Unceasing demand for cars from the Chevrolet dealers made it necessary early in September to in- crease thé September production schedule nearly 7,000, the new gsched- ule calling for 53,105 cars and trucks. A production Increase of that magnitude is a severe test of any manufacturing organization, The sales department would have desir- ed us to increase the production schedule even more sharply. AUTO EQUIPMENT C0. NOUNS ‘OWTEMP The digtrict distributing agency for Lotemp, the very newest In anti- freeze solutions for automobile ra- diators, has been secpred by the Autd Equipment Co., of this city an sale of the product through a well organized net work of dealers will begin today. Elsewhere tn this Issue of the Tribune, you will find a large display advertisement: call- ing your attention to the many ad- vantages of this advanced liquid. manufactured to safeguard all auto- BROWING APPRECIATION Dodge Brothers Dealers sold 61,248 used cars during the first six months of 1924. During the same period this year they sold 84,195. Proving that public apprecistion of honest values is steadily growing—and that good used cars can be bought if vou know where to get them. COLISEUM MOTOR CO. 131 E. Fifth St—Phone 724 ‘ Dopse Bromers DEALers Set Goon USED Car: The New . . -at any auto accessory dealer, Don’t Wake the Baby fhe A shop ticket bearing the inscription, “Don’t wake the baby,” with | the more prosaic instructions to “greAse front wheels and look to air in tires)" was @ new one to seasoned Kenosha the other day. The baby, V sound asleep on the backseat of while the mechanics tiptoed about the car carrying out 4 the shop ticket. Virginia were on their way to the n Mr, and Mrs. G. mechanics at the Nash ‘factory~i mobile cooling systems against the ravages of cold weather. Lowtemp Is a glycerine compound and the formula of course {s.a secret. Some of its many advantages are the following: It will, not evaporate, boil away, nor heat the motor. It is guaranteed to be non harmful to the cooling system and will not clog or hamper circulation. Lowtemp has no disagreeable odor and {s un- | < inflammable. winter providing your tight and has no’ leaky séams. | Another feature of this substance | which the Auto Equipment Com- pany wishes to drive home forcibly is the fact that Lowtemp will not harm Duco finish, It is manufactured by Peet Brothers in Kansas City, and is available to Casper in any amount, depending entirely upon the reception given the tnitlal shipment. Lowtemp' may be purchased at your neighborhood service station or A complete list of the dealers In Wyo- ‘ming and in some Nebraska points handling the new substance, will bei found in the, display. advertisement in this issue of The Tribune, pout a ae ay AUTOMOTIVE MELTING POT (Continued From Page One) Casper in on a slice or two of the profit pie? One filling lasts all} radiator is | John Sweeney of the R. N, Van Sant Motor Co., has not yet.returned from Peoria where he accompanied the body of Benny Berquist, former salesman at Van Sant’s who-was re. cently asphyxiated, Don't even try te go around the block \ without a dependable set of skid chains. HUPMOBILE IS HERE! SEE IT BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR! On Display Sunday and All Next Week at Our Salesroom THE TOURING CAR IS HERE $1420 Delivered in Casper SEDANS IN ‘A FEW DAYS $1485 Delivered in Casper Joe E. Mansfield, Inc. 328 South David Street _ Phone 346 oa pes ee a ¢> Barl-C. Boyle.will- arrive in Cas- Casper Sunday Cribune per today from Denver and will re. main a few days on business, George Anderson of the MacFar- land Auto company’ of De: has spent the last week In this has made hi# headquarters at the Casper Buick company. A large numbér of Casperites mo- tored to Laramie for the Wyoming- Orders have been placed by Mine: turday, They re- | Mortor Works for additi cars, but sins- | ment which will e its production of ¢ Wet Leaves Banana Peel Of Motorist | i By SPARK PLUG, aie of wet leaves on a wet t re the 6 motoris as {tis r per of course, ith d a wealth of tre OLOSPLANS TO. © DOUBLE QUTPUT added facilities the growing de scheduled product ds builds closed b« exclusively PAGE THREE ka grOUp, NO Greentr rear artment nod! tire man = LUNCHEON IS “= SERVED UPON MODERN BUS { | AJAX On Display Now rpc Motor Nash-Casper Motor Co. Phone 146 S. Kimball 1818 virginia Morrow; 23 a e| ( ] her dadayiey Nasieesaencen coupe tir pre fronts tWisecmenace t et Se Yes, We Do Better peeriieticne than many. of ‘the citles farther t I 5 . is RE oreiat otacninent aaa and Gnixthe’ west coast. -But Pra ‘ Cleaning orth woods of Wisconsin, ny of-our “thickly timbered” A ar m iM neighbc ft is we'l to be . « Adies anc ens ’* Wyoming pushed the School of| en : aoe, a Aik meine | a t t ames a" $1.25 M on 2 on Sat.| leaves, wit ater on tiieir unde xe The ne n Woo = he eet may appear to be faerie : te ET F Jolin AM. Whisenbunt. spent tne] 4 and the top of the teaves may] oy Tn re predecessc We Call For and Deliver | greater part of Saturday in Glen-| em to have lost all trace of mols- | ba LS, JAKE rock and Douglas on a business trip| Ub on sh ha uUpat mdene! mi cl de 4 in the interests of his compar | eeus aaeet ed 1 the THE NIFTY TAILOR yhisenh reports. that business rret/on w : tithe thes Gheetiee anat cle neshis Santee at ay 1h Wyatt Hotel Bsmt ?hone 802 | Sodetia ssh sich nr pery footing and the tire wh = = eee a Claus Is reported to be naril| coe them is quickly deptivec ra Se alas tas ake pee betel CASPER TO RAWLINS STAGE the necessi of avoiding excessive | CARS LEAVE DAILY AT 9:30 & M PARD—312.56 | Speed over streets fil'ed w! damp Savee you approsimately 12 noure travel between Casper Holy Smoke, Man, what's | leaves during the fall and and Hawiins re eee en Sa Shir Nhe," | WYOMING MOTORWAY ag thoi ck had passed over 0 have special machinery made es 5 é Your snap.” MORE AMERICANS. TAKE loa" TOWNSEND BOTEL Eton tas Oh! Nothing sérious. I was being Nae tes Enea shaved. by a lady barber when a} | a Soe ——— derer, may be brought into a court | — room together and both go scot fre br, Stag tt has wit! ed an. t 2 beca e it ssibl >» de -.| precedented increase t ty. Sometime it seems as though the| “rs with. them while of Har ‘methods employed to exact confes-| abroad. According to a check made mil sions in Medieval times might yet} by the foreign office of the Ameri- , be: best, can Automobile association, approxi-| bow IV, mately 1,500; automobiles were ship- Hetty reomn : Plenty) of; chains! are dé! sla] Ped abroad ‘during the first nine} that would ha every. Cay at thelseodlo ubuee com | toonthe of thin year. by-Amarioan [three Years oxo,” Save Your Motor and Radiator pany with mfore on the way. who /wanted to tour E Ms " proniaenhs under thelr own. power.'This w AURA SODIDAD?: We now have plenty of Alcohol and Glycerine to They are still selling ‘em in Sali] increase of 33 1-3 per cent.over t > mak am : — = —— Greek: twelve months of 1924 a . ‘ supply your demands. Drive in and let us fill your One of the reasons for the increase Z 55 ~ — There are all Kinds of rumors con sever of the steamship lines radiator with the proper solution Our ser cerning fiture plans of one, L are. now taking cars unboxed while . Doud. However, Mr. Doud has mdde | heretofore {t was necessary to crate f. y How ataternent abt gece ania. nothing car, Great Britain led the let STORAGE $8.00 may be termed {ficial. of European countries attracting the} Month A A ERC ty iditiaes ei ate American’ motor tourists, with | i Center Street Service Station Some’ folks: buy “cars because in| France second, and Germany third. Liberty Garage Annex Ph 2341 * case they should be forced to sud- See 414 8, Elm St. Phone 2303 one Center Street at Fifth denly leave town, they will have Tell the Advertiser—"I eaw it in four wheels under, them. Such a| The Tribune: spirit is always harmful to a com: == > >= = = = ——= munity. r : . : ~ Any organfaztion which. by of profit stealing methods, puts . business wofld, is not as asset but a positive detriment to a community. oN a eee , THE NEW AND IMPROVED ; Mrs. W.-H. Merrill, wife of W.-H. 3 “Bill” Merrill, assistant sales mau- , R A D j A @) R G L C E R | N ager of the Nolan Chevrolet com- j peadicitis Friday afternoon, and ts ee ae a 5 reported to be doing nicely. | LowTemp not only protects radiators from freezing in severely cold weather but Be tt ever so homely; there's no also saves car owners endless troubles and expenses, Once you fill your radiator with pice ee xoun on: two parts LowTemp and one part water you are through for the season. No more run- eeeraay a voaren sear the leah ning around for Anti-Freeze solution when the mercury drops down to below the zero other celts along the road to Den mark. : er, where he as bee playing | % ‘ * , : M Ye y , PY Ce ¢ ‘ Tasday Co8A? rack otmused cate > Just forget your radiator when it is filled with Lowfemp, except to add a little ST MR ae De Tce Donk nel water occasionally as you do in summer. peers Mh : i tor scompany. . returned . Thursday Twelve reasons why you should demand LOW TEMP Radiator Glycerine: from Douglas where he had spent ¢ peargeye. 1. Will not evaporate. nomas, of the Liberty Gar. 2. Will not boil away. been con: = jap . with liness during 3. Will not overheat motor. I auto row foin | ie i ye Boy rp ade | 1. Willnot clog cooling system. Natale chick nr Stakar cori 5. Will not clog pump or hamper circulation. nounceés that for the first time d 6. Isnon-corrosive. ing the year all modelg of the Ch oe as al dors sler four are-avallatie, The coach 7. Has no disagreeable odors and the sedan gives the prospective hte Mitt ahot te lan fuigert Sid caticien tor aieuist leather . 8. Is economical. First cost is last. and the best grades of plush. Thess 9. Issafe, no inflammable vapors. ‘ > Attractive cars are’ well worth look- 10. Keeps motor at correct temperature jing at. yi f at ¢ . H arcrimthal taw- 11. One charge of LowTemp serves all season. Iyer waa suppored fog the lay 12. Your tpeatdenler can supply you. Now he has only to thik up some ia ‘ : ys | ao dtl LowTemp—its color is green. The following : the genuine Low —its color is green. 1e followir Secsasaie Galea Wid asa se‘ Coeses Be sure and deman 8 4 R f |;for Florida “another returns. dealers can supply you: Beryle Tiernan, he of the. ready ? ieee ts 4 a 1 smile and the abundance of serv: , “ Alot (1 299 3 h David St R. M. Mosher, 317 West Yellowstone ioe 1 the new attendant at the Cen- STE STOLE LN epee Lee Doud Motor Co., 424 West Yellowston: ter Street Service station. He has Dean Auto Supply Co., Second and Park — ioniiier Bodvaad Benner St 155 W. Yellowstone arrived #just in time to administer Public Service Station, 1402 East Second St cemmer Body and Fender Shop, ¢ . Yellowstone to ‘the needs of the winter motorista Casper Service Station, C and McKinley Center Street Service Station, 108 East Fifth St find’ ig a welcome addition to 't B Service Station, CY Ave Warne & Crosby, 132 East Seventh St already courteous staff of the Cen Casper Service Station, East Yellowston: Midwest Commissary, 528 West Yellowstor tex Street establishment. Yelldwstone Filling Station, Bast Yelloy : ‘ aa , ya . CY Battery and Filling Station, CY Ave. Casper Motor Co., 230 West Yellowstone i erate” wehbe Centfal Filling Station, 205 North Center St U, Seep ra a Leena TE. “pig and pork.” Tom I : “i , ret S : Vyatt Filling Station, 400 We ellowstone es eee ota aes OttokGuretsky, 200 West First St. ig att Filling "kth “nts r EDGERTON— pus C. West of the Big Six Motor com: EVANSVILLE— Clark's Auto Part Deaver Garage pany, Apant fhe Past week in Den- Evansville Service Statjon Luduenes Aljoe . CLINTON, NEBR.— ver on business. i f - me LAVOYE— vy C. O. Moss K. C. Tatlock has been in Casper Tavoye-Service Station MIDWEST. es pict ate HAY. SPRINGS, NEBR.— for the past week in an endeavor voye ' Auto Supply Co. (formerly 3% ParaonkAutd.Co tovobtain a new local agency for the B.tand C.’Automotive Co Filling Station) WORLAND, wYo.— i daa a Phelps \Tire/Co, CHADRON, NEBR.— Worland Vuleanizing Co M. HB. Robertson of the Coliseum Roy D. Fonda M. Ford LINGLE, WYO.— Motor company, has been on a pro- « Nolan Chevrolet Co. PARKERTON, WYO.— Pascoe ‘Brothers longed hunting trip in the Big Horn ’ Nn vg mountains for several days. « SALT CREEK— _Hank’s Garage DOUGLAS, WY0.— Chrysler Motor Co. GLENROCK, WYO.— _W. J. Morsch . The new Hupmobile Six has ar: Nash Salt Creek Motor Co. Anson. & Son THERMOPOLIS, WYO.— rived in» Casper and js ready for El Olsb: E. A. Kline Virgin Hardware Co lyour des at the salesroom of the mer Olsberg ree 4 jJoo E. Mansfield company at 328 4 . South David street. It is a beauty Distributed by the Auto Equipment Company, Casper, Wyo. ,and one of the first.to be placed on r Aral > ON Y |aiepiay in the entire United States, WHOLESALE ONL

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