Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1925, Page 20

PAGE SIX | | Live News | from the Manufacturer FORD IDEAL IN TRAFFIC CRUSH Simple Control Adds} Comfort and Safety | for Passengers oS traffic conges- ever increas operation away day city icker « in motor cars politan street and choked .with au e quick to real con x the er the fety in-driv ne less com the car, the ¢ nt of comfort and s ele- ing the driver of exertion traction; permitting him to e road ahead and keep both the wheel while threading traffic v U ure tstanding virtues of the con- tem of Ford cars. In the cars, these features have ted to a number of uated to meet the t and future dr necess: By SPARK PLUG Here is the attractive fiery red bus, bearing the name » Hen el and taking g and from eaving Casper. d comfortable n in operation e month and dur- 18 won dozens of hotel. & machine stands Ww for car soon becomes on the part of the gearshift is simple use of the approxima ing that time new friends f When idie the the f constantly in| pefore the front door of the Hen- c lcally impossible to) ning and does its bit as an advertis F rs or fail-to accomplish | jn medium. ‘The bus was built « finements in the design lals—wider with flanges to prevent any possibility of siipping— contribute further to the simplicity and certainty of opera n. Frequent starting and stopping 1] means more wear on the clutch of }| ity driven car and the improved Expert Adviser | ords are prepared for this strain, the Schulte Hardware comp: W. F. Henning. } Ford clutch disks are not lined with ) | the conyentional composition, but| By Central Press. | instead are operated in ofl, the strain] WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—The| of starting the propeller shaft being] man who had the most to, say | by the film of lubricant. about the -next tax bill is not congressman or eyen the secret of the treasu! | He is the most; ————_____ famous expert res in the ‘Hupp Sales Are Still in High Ho wagon shop in this city on a Winton six chassis, the former property of | | The man_ te- ferred to is Joseph! McC the 1] ar of the treas | s of Hupmobile Fights for | UtY department | fts first eleven months will be 13,-] When congress; ¢ 500 cars, ‘according to O. C. Hutch-| Men want to ¢ {nson, generalikaleo, manaxer io? ithe!| Me Ceaovamuct a.) Hupp Motor Car Corporation. The |® certain tax 4 ; car has been the largest selling | WoUld Provide in Seo oes straight eight in the world almost | Tevenue, they go S°Ss ; ince the day last January when it | MeCoy. When wan annolinced. the last bill was drafted, one representative, some: | “The saie of; this record number cars is a tribute never before paid any fine motor car," says Mr. H hinson. It means that never bef has a car of comparable ice been bought in such large vol- ince our in its price, at an even y performance it has given, coupled with the reputation which ha consistent attached to the name Hupmobile for more than 15 years, are two strong factors in the car's success, In recent weeks {ts performance has 1 strikingly emphasized by three new and bril lant end e and speed records which three different models have established in the hands of three different drivers, two of them using thelr own personal cars,” RIDES ACKOSS CONTINENT Dr. M. C. Plummer, a retired phy siclan of Portland, Maine, recently completed a trip by bieycle a ent to an her in the th jaunt. to latter place Francisco Dr. Plummer what weary of his comr: ing, expressed the opinion that the job would be done better if all of the congressmen were thrown out of the committee ro: and MeCey brought in, McCoy, wizard of figures, ha probably the most disordered desks in’ Washington. ‘They are piled| high with papers, but in some mys-| terious way, he can lay his hand on any one he wants Kemmerer Turkeys Bringing 50 Cents KEMMERER, Wyo., Dec, 12.— The highest price received in Star | Valley for turkeys this season was recorded when Oluf J, Hokanson of Grover, received 50 cents per pound for a shipment to Salt Lake City. Turkeys have pre a profitabl: side-line for alley farmers this year and the country Is ad. mirably adapted to poultry culture there will likely be a considerable expansion of the business next ee Give Her a Chevrotet for Xmas = e} 50 years. Drink Hillerest Water, Phone 1151 A White 30 Truck | This truck needs considerable work done on it, and we are going to sell it at such a price that you cannot afford to turn it down. 424 West Yellowstone See it today at The Lee Doud Motor Co. Phone 1700 The Western Auto Supply Co. “EVERYTHING FOR THE MOTOR CAR” Stock Conveniently Displayed, Prices Clearly Marked 233 EAST SECOND ST. Next to Aero Filling Station les’ bicker- | Heretofore incoming guests of local hotels have found it necessar to either their respective nights of rest the nin, may pe anc wit August K for Economical Tronsperte TEA . pay taxi fare or A ae * GUESTS cap MHIAS, DOERR: all 1 business ini walk to| of new bus, , | erated fr rease he hotel ,has already noticed a substan- ag the result machine is op- © of charge for the patrons THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALD ——_—_—_ ead All the Ads--Each BUICK SCORES FOR 8TH YEAR IN LEADERSHIP The palm of leadership In the au- tomobile industry has been awarded for the eighth consecutive year to the “Buick Motor company by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, Buick has maintained its record of selling the most dollars worth of cars in an unbroken string since 1918, setting a pace which Buick officials believe is unequalled not only in the automobile industry, but in every other line of competitive endeavor. In winning its eighth award-of leadership in volume of business, the Buick Motor company wins the right of first cholce of space for exhibit. ing purposes at the 1926 national au- tamobile shows in New York and Chicago. r) Every man in the Buick organiza- tion from President Bassett down hails the achlevement as positive proof that quality unequalled in. its price el has won the honor this rand set the eighth year record, hich stands alone in the annals of se who intend to make the of the Henning hotel,:which is in|the industry, President Bassett their he x itself Is unusual ag many like estab-| points out that in order for ride to a lishments operate regular bus make of car to equal the Buick rec- fect comfort y every assur-| which depend upon patronage for|ord, it would have to-win the nat- e that they will board their train] their financial soppc jonal award every year from now. h ample time to sp: Bott manage Touring - $525 Roadster - 525 Coupe - 675 Coach- - 695 Sedan - - 775 gear! 425 Trek Chane 550 ALL PRICES F. 0. B. FLINT, MICH. a r of the Certificate way- Make this an electrical Christmas until 1934, The current production program of We Pay You 6% Get ready to drive a new Chevrolet. It’s easy to do the any | = Tells the Buick Motor company calls for capacity output through the winter months, and a two million dollar ex- pansion program to make possible a production of 1,200 cars per duy. | Every indication points to another) banner year for this’ company in } 1926. | | i | CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS USED IN LOWERING SIX | WORLO TANCK RECORDS | | The feat of Earl Cooper and Frank Elliott in breaking every world ree-| ord from 75 to 250 miles at the Cul-| yer City, Calif, speedway, Noy. climaxed what is generally has been the greatest year automo: bile racing has ever knowns, say R. A, Stranahan, president of the Champion Spark Plug company, whose plugs were used by all cars New world speedway records were hung up during the year for eve distance from 1% miles to 500, The marks for some of these distances were broken several times as the little 122-cubie inch cars whirled y around the country's va rious speedways. Elliott was compelled to average the tremendous speed of 127.87 miles —_, agreed an kour f last 19) line bee Story : 0 milez to win this; entire distance, heand not Eliott race. Had Co:per's gas0-| would have won, and in stil faster sufficient to cerry him the| time. WILLARD Radio Equipment “A” Batteries “B” Batteries Make Wonderful Christmas Gifts ' And Remember WILLARD. BATTERIES LAST FOR YEARS Auto Electrical Co. Phone 968-J 136 East Midwest Hudson-Essex World’s Largest Selling 6-Cylinder Cars “gel Come in tomorrow and choose the model you prefer. Make the first down payment—say $5—and we issue to you a Chevrolet Purchase Certificate that pays you 6%. Weekly or monthly you keep adding to your Certificate savings. When your payments plus this 6% interest equal the cash delivery payment, you drive the car away and take care of the balance in regular monthly installments on the lowest time payment plan in existence. All money-which you pay on your Certificate is depos- ited in atrust fund at a bank. In addition to this safeguard for your Certificate payments, both the bank and we our- selves are insured by a strong, well-known insurance company so that absolute protection for your funds is assured, b If you now own a car, we will credit your Certificate with an additional 6% on all service, repairs, and acces- sories which youbuy fromus. This isin addition tothe6” interestearnedonthemoney youinvestin your Certificate. Here is the ‘simplest, safest, easiest, thriftiest way to buy a car ever devised. Come in today! 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