Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 29, 1925, Page 12

aa: PF ‘ PAGE TWO Live News ot | Motordom in This Section) SERVICE GOAL | OF CHEVROLET Number of Instruction! Schools Being Doubled. service department of the ter company, in its hing throughout the tandard of service § ing the rietors of Chev: ne schools are vrolet owner ontinued driv. nager of parts and t Motor com- ordinated the « of school nd service promotion s of one week each 5 r nools for fore- owners, station _> MAN ACTIVE AS USUAL DESPITE BROKEN G Mi No re Johnson ts versary of his A year ago im a day to live ‘oke two vertebrae c With the two still brok- en he Is active as usua) a year later. CLEAN MOTOR AND WASH YOUR CAR Expert Help and Priced Right Auto Laundry 112 8, Durbin We are taking orders no our large supply arrives so own selection. Center Street Service Station Center at Fifth The Home of Al Age ‘ as EXTRA SPOTLIGHTS are alwa: Practical and attractive Priced as low as nud a lot easier zes from 80x3% p frbm ‘ being shipped to Order Your Christmas Tree NOW aR Rha FEDERAL el wvice TIR ects $1.65 pair of our heavy duty chains, 50 A BIG ROOMY TOOL BOX is a con- Che Casper Sunday Cribune SAVING MADE IN CHRYSLER FINANCE PLAN and a halt to pur: hasers motor cars through the operation of the Chry; sle finance plan since its/inaugura- 1 sler finance plan assures r of a Chrysler car of uni- ow finance charges and re- costs plan har formly a plan to son cars sold rred payment basis The features a dental to zh an impor The to Chrys.er purchasers in eration of the plan will ne of $5,000,000. OLDS REPORTS SALES RECORD The best Oc business In the 27 years histe of Olds Motor Works, Lansing, Mich., was tran: acted last month, D, 8. Eddins The volume of business acted not only was a record. aker for October, but ranks well h spring months when the peak tomobile sales was reached, Mr. Eddins just returne: trip through the southeas tion of the country, where, he re ports, business conditions are ex: cellent. Buying is active in all lines, and automobiles of the more popular makes are selling as rapidly as de- liveries from factories can be made, he says. Owing to the great demand in Florida and the present railroad em. bargo Olds Motor Works has leased a large warehouse in southern Geor- gia. Train loads of Oldsmobiler are this warehouse Then they are driven to points in Florida by dealers of that state from the factory. eS TOURS WORLD AFOOT BERLIN—(By Mat! +to the Untied Press)—The French sportsman and traveler, Aine Karrol, has arrived in Minsk, Russia, on a six) years walk around the world. Karrol left Paris early in 1921 and Was already toured America, Australia and Afri. ca on foot ww and will call you when that you can make your Phone 2341 1-Year Service FEDERAL BLUE PENNANT CORD aR Ea Ee a RS ES | ys appreciated. } AUTO ROBES, : . Up from CHAINS are a necessity. Why not reat old “Betsy” to a set. She will keep 1 in the road and pull you when equipped { matic” keeping clear s. . stant reminder of your DAD WOULD THANK YOU FOR A } thoughtfulness —. __ $2.40 SET OF SPARK PLUGS ORNAMENTS AN “EASY BACK" driving cushion } Jewel Dashlight Caps coceu BBE makes the ad 5e Cigar Lighters ...- ...-.$3.50 | moother, $1.95, $1.70 and Rearview Mirrors --..-85¢ and $1.00 4 LARRABEE BEE EERE SABEBER SES BP ASBBaD ese reserve l Fehr ah hake ho hh Lid DPD PP EEL Lhd jd dei daahiaL hike A? fo] or being out of gas with one papipmpmwaAlthe Road Mark of Extra CD LPL DY LP LB i SM TF ae Fs — } Eagle Radiator No Flower Vases Ash Trays ..,- $4.25 sales manager of Oldsmobile | ithe first of the year and to conduct Low in Cost— High in | Quality Christmas Gift Suggestions “A GIFT FOR THE CAR MAKES A HIT” like one of these all wool robes price is reasonable AUTOMATIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS It’s a pleasure to drive with an “auto- Speed Nymphs - Motometers, as low as “Only 22 Shopping Days Left!” GIVE SOMETHING FOR THE CAR THIS XMAS WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY .«. NEXT TO AERO FILLING STATION Bw OBESE. AREEESBEEOEEEBEEEEY ervice PS PLD DP MI PP Fs ik Champion Fiddler Plays for Ford : Is Wizard at Making Snow Shoes Steep Grade. WILLYS-KNIGHT S ECONOMICAL Averages 15 Miles On 96-Hour Grind On feel that our general! location, our complete stock, and the general rush of the public to follow up the advertising of the automobile whole- salers und give something for the car this Christmas has been respon- sible for a really tremendous ébusi- ness volume during the past two weeks.” sald Clark Perry, youthful manager of the Western Auto Sup- ply, Co,, one of Casper newer acces- sory stores. Mr. Perry's statement would seem to bear out the contention of other Cealers that this year is to be a banner one in sales of equipment for motor cars as Christmas gifts. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1925 car was almost unthought of, About that time, one of the largest motor- ists association opened a bit of agi- tation to help stimulate this parti: cular busin at Christmas time. Each year since that time the moye- ment has gathered headway. until {t bids fair to take {ts place ahead of the “old stand bys” as gifts for the evergreen tree, Three large billboards are being used by the Casper wholesalers to put across their idea. This is te- ing followed by intensive advertis- ing in the newspapers by the retail dealer and the result is almost magi- cal, head, and thinking deep thoughte, and puzzling over what to buy for him and her and him and her, just prop in at one of your nearby acces- sory stores and see if the clerk can- not ald you in finding your way fram the labyrinth of uncertainty. Kemmer Leads the Field BODY AND FENDER WORK TOP WORK RADIATOR REPAIRING KEMMER BODY AND FENDER SHOP 455 -W. Yellowstone \ A. Mollio Dunham, abdve,72, and champion fiddler of Maine, had to halt in his busiest season to consider Henry Ford's request that he Journey to Dearborn, Mich., from his home at Norway, Me., to play the fiddle for the auto magnate. Dunham is known throughout the Maine regions for his ability to make “good ridin’” snow shoes, EARLY DATE 1 (Continued From Page One) been present at past motor exhibits, Dealers are already negotiating with their respective factories for the Presence of the leaders in the in- dustry. It 1s not beyond the realm of { possibility that such widely known’ characters as Eddie I backer, Walter P. Chrysler, Walter K. 1 ers, and many others too numerous to mention. Many of them will be {n Denver for that show and an effort is being made to bring them to Cas- per, “Iam heartily in fayor'of an earl fer automobile show, for Casper,” sald Lee W. Doud, last week. “The New York show is always held at vestern displays in March or OPI LI LE OI |G The entire family will The _.. $5.75 Ornament PHONE 596-R Le a 2 FAVORED HERE, LI LF BP GP LE LD Se April puts us sadly behind the rest he industry. The heat of public st in new models is at the. t right after the first of the Negotiations are already under way to secure the finest in enter. tainment for this year's show. The Arkeoy iwill undoubtedly be the scene of the’ battle of the shiny ones, and while the ball Is not as large as one might desire, still it serves the pur- pose fairly well, when nothing bet: ter is in prospect. So watch closely, folks, and you may be given the opportunity to watch a rip snorter of an automo: bile show as early in the year as February 1. A SPECIALIST § On everything pertaining to BATTERIES AND ELEC. TRICAL EQUIPMENT Sands Battery Shop 430 W. Yellowstone Establishing what is recognized to be a record for.economy, perform: ance and endurance all in one, a stock model Willys-Knight touring car recently completed a spectucu- Jar and continuous 96-hour grind through the steep and rugged San Bernardino mountains and achieved some remarkable results.’ | During the four-day run, the Wil lys-Knight established a gasoline mileage of slightly more than 15 miles to the gallon, despite the fact that more than seventy per cent of the going was over loose vock and rough dirt roads, including graies mounting to 8000 feet above sea level, In thig grind which carried the two drivers continuously through day and night, the car. traversed 1,557 miles of formidable mountain climbing that proved the capacity of | the car to stand abuse and exertion. | XMAS SHOPPING EFFECTS FELT (Continued From Page One) this year, Not only is father re- celving the benefit of this inclina- tion upon the part of the rest of the family, but brother and sister and mother are to profit by it too, “Though .we have been establish- ed in Casper only a short time, we NAA RA 4 duces your 942.00 Radio set in this Cabinet. 2 Order Now Motor Service Station 518 E. 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