Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1925, Page 13

* I ; SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1925 end curs, tls ged to enk # and the pl ing overtime \o fill FVELAND SIX tl | SALES CLIMB NS aS ELIMINATION OF ‘NEW MODELS’ PAVES WAY New Record Established in October i L put of Cars. FOR INCREASED VALUE rom the C und Automobile com. },. Bis the Ti who His nev De Yet it doubtless h + of goud service in it be profitable to the aidn't fi embar. of drivi company is at the present time Joying record-breaking sales. refully compiled production fig ures of this company show that last ober was the « st October in | Tt was yt] cent 'better t'ian October sale en- many which miles would owner if he ment sturers, rinciple, h ant man who bu without embar- al umber of | Clev »ped up to No einber year's VEHICLES KEEP TO LEFT IN LONDON | HE American who goes to | London is ever in fear of his | life in crossing streets because in London vehicles keep to’ the: left and the American who «is: accus- tomed to keep to ‘the. right invari- ably looks in. the wrong direction” in crossing streets. Most Americans | after one or two close escapes, wait | for cars to stop before crossing, | which is always the safest thing to do. : London sent its trafic commis- sioners to America to study Ameri- can methods of handling trafic and today in London one may set eyi- dences of the study. Electric sig~ nal systems are being used. .. London can't synchronize its traf- fic such as is commonly done in America because the ‘streets do not run at right angles. The American in London is al- ways loud in praise of the London r cent greater than’ the wssment until he has had the full] “bobby.” He 1s a great ish in- a year or 424% per cent bet-| investment returns from it. With} stitution. He. directs with than the en ire twelve months] « ¢ built so carefully and witt| skill. + natin of last year. such staunch materials that it is Phe unusual market which is be-| good for 100,000 miles and pore, it ing felt for the new Cleveland series waste to make ft obsolete with a motor cars is t wholly dom ort shipme shoWing equai increase ‘Ta keep up wi this in tic in new annual model.” ——— ie. Advertiser. nne. | ei | MANY MORE MILES Often you hear men say that if they cared to invest a little money in this or that, they could get thousands of more miles out of their cars. But they don’t bother. They trade in on a new car. Then we make the repairs —and the cars are good for thousands of more miles, just as they said, COLISEUM MOTOR Co, 131 E. Fifth St.—Phene 724 Dopse BROTHERS Deaters SELt Goon Usen CARS AUTOMOTIVE MELTING POT (Continued From Page One) agency in Casper. Tho Oldsmobile has already established itself firmly in the ‘hearts of. scores of’ local people. Don't drain the alcohol, boys. These nights .will stil! make’ hard cakes out of water. “Isn't that a live He's as spry as a goat.” “It's only natural. His father and mother were both pedestrians.” youngster. Get set for a-1926 auto show about the first of February. At the Center Street Service Sta- tion Henry Simmons pas started a Christmas window which will con- tain weekly ‘specials in automobile accessories from now’ until Christ- mas., He thinks its a capital idea and so do we. Better watch it closely for {t may offer you/an. op- portunity to purchase an excellegt gift at a really low figure. The Western Auto: Supply Co., and the I Auto Supply Co., have been kept on the go during the past week by early Christmas shoppers who are taking advantage -of re- cently advertised specials, C. West is still in the warm and balmy atmosphere of Miam! Florida on company business. Hi 1s expect- HUDSON. ESSEX * World’s Largest Selling “Sixes” lity Gave This Volume Poear Voute This Price ‘1165 HUDSON COACH BROUGHAM 91450 7-PASS, SEDAN 1650 All Prices Freight and Tax Extra ity has made Hudson-Essex for years the was largest selling 6-cylinder cars. With- out such volume, these prices would be impossible. And without increasing quality such volume would never be reached. That is why owners think of Hudson not in terms of the low price paid, but in the costly car qualities, performance and reliability which These a caremsy be purchased itcontinues togive longafterpriceisforgotten. convenient ra balenee: World’s Greatest Buy Everyone Says It—Sales Prove It Mien ENcASPER, WYOMINS = McKinley and Yellowstene Che Casper Sunday Cribune London's traffic difficulties aggravated because of the nugiber of motor buses and because of the number of horse dray: yehicles , which slow down traffic. Most of the motor cars trucks of the world are in Ame and it is to be expected that this country should lead in the handling | of motor trafhe problems. So’ it is natural that the traffic officials of | European countries should come to |» America to learn what they can. And these officials have made pro- fitable visits to this country and haye returned to their homes with sound ideas about traffic. And one of the soundest ideas is that the time is coming when moral: influ- ence will be brought to bear on the Pedestrian to observe traffic signals for his own safety. Those Who walk should not ran counter to sig- nals. To do so is to take chances and no human being should take chances. ed to return {n about ten days, In the meantime the used car business in particul: at the Big FS) Motor Co, Don't let cows In road get your goat. nway. But this tsn’t a lesson in stock rats. ing. We'd better quit, Mrs, Nolan of the TPO Ne No} wife of an, lan Chevrol underwent 2 major oper: t the Natrona County Hospita] Thursday morning and is now resting quite easily. The operation {s reported to have been a complete success. R. M. Mosher tells us that send- ing to any mail order house for any article is only another way of in- creasing your taxes, He seems to have the proofs to back up . his claims. For some of Casper’s many vaz- rants; dismissal from the local police court is only another way of saying —"Till we meet again.” “Some wit has called Detroit the home of the F. 0. B. A carload of Hupmobile Six Sedans arrived a few days ago at the Jos Mansfield Co. They were quite wel- come as all of them were sold and owners were anxiously awaiting them. There'is still one or two for brief display purposes however, and the public ie urged to see them he- is moving right along |" MOTORCATIC. PRUISESHUPPS rs,” he point res Into. new predictions m rated first ear In e can high™gear, be advanced to ad the Six will sing” or. ) miles” an-shour, yy {s not ma ough its engine delfvérs ©. power wt between revolutions“per mi nosound tsbhene n epee: imum } and there ALL SPEEDWAY RECORDS) the Touring Car Leon Dura: by setting a’ Visit Our Battery Dept. |! “Everything:Electrical” We Are the Official Service Station for DELCO—KLAXON—REMY AC SPEEDOMETERS AC AIR- CLEANERS. fore they leave for the joy of private ownership, Push will often do more than pull in landing a paying position, Red. Grange. is through with col- lege football. But we'll wager at leng odds that the public will be given many opportunities to view him in the role of professional foot- ball player. He'll draw the publle lke honey draws flles in the sum- mer time. John M. Whisenhunt has more than $1,000 worth of genuine Hup- mobile parts in his stock room at the present time. Hoe is willing to sacrifice them at less than cost to turn. them into cash immediately. Hupmobile owners will do well to take advantage of Mr, Whisenhunt’s offer. Mr¢.F.-W Wile and Mrs. G.~A. Shraga-have gone to Denver to drive back a new Jewett De Luxe coach sold recently to the Shragas by the Lee Doud. Motor Co. P.N, Carr of the Nash Casper Motor Co., has been confined to his home for the past few days with an attack of the flu. Friends and bus- Iness associates join in volcing a sin- cere hope for his speedy recovery. A rousing good time made its ap- pearance last Wednesdi evening when an opening dance was given at the salesroor: : Edgerton ¢ the Greve. Motor Mr Greve will rge of 5 | Mr. Harvey Cc over the sales er Dr. I. N. Fros chased a new from the R. N. cently. This particu winning considerable f: local folks . model {a among While we're on the subject, Carl Schumaker, of the Wyoming Nat!on- al Bank is also the proud possessor of a new Hudson Brougham. Here's where we wish everyone an overloaded Thanksgiving table. Egg-Laying Record Is Won by Leghorns AGASSIZ, British Columbia, Nov. 21—(United Press)—The pen of ten white leghorn hens owned by J. H. Mufford, Milner poultryman, estab- Ushed a new egg-laying record for Canada tn the fifth annual contest at | the Dominion “experimental farm here. In one year, the pen lald 2,683 eges. The two best Individual records also were made by white leghorn hens. An experimental farm entry was first with 332 eggs. NEW FORD RADIATORS $11.50 RADIATOR REPAIRING When they say you need a new one BRING ’EM TO JUDD We Fix "Em FORD DELCO IGNITION UNITS ZENITH CARBURETORS L. D. 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