Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1925, Page 16

PAGE TWO Something Unusual--Live Auto News CHEVROLET TO EXPAND AGAIN Field Organization to Aid Distribution Next Year In anticipation of another record. breaking year during 1926, the Chevrolet Motor company has great- ly expanded {ts field organization to assure quick distribution of cars and parts to its thousands of dealers. The expansion program just oom- pleted involved the opening of three new zone Offices in key cities and the erection of specially designed sales and service buildings at four other zone points. The new zone offices are located New York. City, Cleveland, O., and Omaha, Nebr. The ofices are in the heart of the automobile dis tricts In their respective cities. The new zone distribution build ings are at Des Moines, Ia., Minne- apolis, Minn., Charlotte, N. C., and Jacksonvi) Fla. All of the build- gs have direct railroad freight rvice, facilitating the receiving of and parts and their re-shipment o dealers throughout the zones. MELTING (Continued From Page One) the company, ‘The salesroom {s open on Sundays, so why not drop down today and look a few of them over. You may find just what you have been looking for. POT; Many a wandering heart will turn toward home, or where home used to be, next Thursday evening, for us Christmas Eve, that occasion sa- cred always to the home and all that it stands for Some young bucks haye changed the old saying slightly to “Eat, Drink and be Married.” Let no kiddie be absent from the Elks Christmas tree party next Fri- day Displays at the R. N. Motor company salesroom are at- tractive indeed and have served to make a number of accessory sales for the company. Van Sant There are still plenty of good used rs at real bargain prices left at salesroom of the John M. Whisenhunt company. If we could believe what some automobile salesmen tell us we'd be out of debt and on the high road to prosperity, by dint of a few well cliosen words, a winning smile, and 4 deal closing voice. If you are in a quandary and sev- eral names remain unchekeed on your Christmas Ust. If you are at your wits end to know what to t any member of the family, drop AUTOMOTIVE | TREMENDOUS PRICE REDUCTION Dodge Bros. Used Cars T.S.LINDSEY General Kelly-Springfield T IS a generally accepted fact that well-made tires or “shoes” and inner tubes are literally the foundstion of automobile transpor- tation. ‘The first thing that most amateur motorists try to learn about is tires. Their care, conservation, or econom- ical buying with thought of mileage, is a matter of considerable impor- tance. For the veteran motorist as well as the amateur, tires represent the biggest item in the cost of main- taining an automobile. It occurs to me that the familiar quotation, “A fool and his money jare soon parted,” well describes the ee of a large majority of the in- experienced tire purchasers. Auto- mobile extravagance is based of- tener on the buying of tires and tubes without character than any other department of automobiling. The well-made tire represents actual cash invested. It has its fixed value, and do not let anybody per- suade you to the contrary. Beware of anyone who tells you that he can sell you “this tire cheaper and just as good.” It has no name on it that you ever heard before. “But it is made by a big factory,” says he, “and they sell it to me cheaper.” Such ‘talk is misrepresentation and cheating. A first-class watch has a first-class maker's name in it in at one of the automobile acces- sory stores here and let them make the choice easy for you. Attractive and useful articles for the car wrapped ready for the Christi tree are being featured by practically every accessory house in Casper. Remember the car deserves a little Christmas, too. R. N. Van Sant is leaving for Peoria, Ill, to spend the holidays with his family there. The attractive salesroom at the Casper Motor company Is eliciting more than the usual amount of favorable comment from the general public and shows off in a striking style many of the outstanding ap pearance qualities of the Chrysler Four. If a man traveled 100 miles per hour on Wyoming roads, what would he get? A good substantial coffin and a ily. Mr. Brinkerhoff of the Willys Overland, Inc, of Denver hag been in Casper for several days conduct- ing a service school at the Lee Doud Motor company, Mr. Brinkerhoff is the service expert on these two cars for the Rocky Mountain region, A carload of new Oldsmobiles has has been unloaded by the Oldsmobile les sompany. They are sedans and coaches in the beautiful two color finish with genuine Spanish leather upholstering. They are really attractive and will bear care- ful inspection by everybody. Looks like the second week in February for the Casper automobile show. ‘The le type B sedan has YOUR TIRES mee Maneger ‘ire Co. Real gold is marked real gold. the automobile tire and tube are stamped with a name that means something. If you are interested in reducing the operating cost of your auto- mobile buy equipment and acces- sories that are well-made and of an established sidrcespe Here is a hint on the care of your tires that is well worth remember- Be Oil frequently collects in little puddles in the depressions {n the cement floor of the garage. This should be removed because tires are almost sure to get into it, and if you let a section of a shoe become soaked with oil, the rubber will soften and undue wear will follow. arrived at the Coliseum Motor com- pany, local representatives of Dodge Brothers cars. It is the first Dodge ever to be produced in colors and {s a marvel of beauty and rugged- ness. Drop in as yon go by the Fifth street automobile emporium and give it at least the twice over. His auto died beside the road With something on the Fritz. And there he sits and sits and sits and sits and sits and sits. The Oldsmobile Sales company fs delivering a new Oldsmobile sedan to Ed Holman of Salt Creek. He is well pleased with his new means of transportation. The Casper Motor company re- ports that three Chrysler Fours will be standing in front of three happy Casper homes on Christmas morn- ing. And by the way, Mr. Johnson wishes the public to know that ef- fective immediately the Chrysler Four will be known as the Chrysler 58, and the Chrysler Six as the Chrysler 70. The number of cylin ders is to be disregarded altogether in the name. Welcome to our Jong lost brother. C. West is on his way back from Florida, It is rumored he got into one or two real estate deals with Mutt and Je‘f and was forced to re- turn through lack of funds. Motor company left Thursday night for Cheyenne on business, Joe E. Mansfield announces the arrival of a carload of the popular Hupmobile Six sedans. They will be delivered soon, so drop in and lodk them over right now. The salesroom will be open on Sunday. We cannot praise the Christmas display at the Bix Six Motor com- pany too strongly. It fairly breathes the proper spirit and must have taken a full week's work on the part of the employes. Several orders for spring delivery on Overland and Willys Knight cars have been taken at the Lee Doud Motor company. They do say an order today {s worth two {n the spring, but we don't know how true’ that maxim may be, That'll be about all, folks, and It oper * to wish you Perry MacAninch of the Big wml aes: THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALD established here for the Paige anal Jewett line. The efforts of K, C. Tatlock, spe- clal representative of the Platte-Faw. cett Motor company, of Denver, to line up a Casper dealer for these two cars, have meet with ‘only me- diocre success. Several local busi- ness men have expressed themselves as in favor of the proposition, but have fafled to sign the final papers which will make them Wyoming dealers. Mr. Tatlock wishes It understood that it will not require any great amount of capital to “land” the local representation of the Page and Jew- ett. Until the Denver distributor tinds a Casper dealer, the Lee Doud Motor company, former representa- tives will continue to sell and service Jewett and Paige cars. The advent of the new day Jowett or smaller car, should make this Proposition even more attractive than it formerly appeared. The car fits correctly into the popular $1,000 price class and should be an excel- lent seller in any community, Back- ed by the Paige-Detroit Motor com- pany, and with the qualities of the other Jewett built into its slightly lighter body, it bids fair to take its place near the top of the list of ight sixes in sales and performance, It {s the earnest desire of the Paige Detroit company to engage a Casper dealer before show time in February. Some one must be inter- ested in the proposition. Mr. Tat- lock {s not now in the city, but will probably be here in a few days. In- terested parties may obtain some in- formation by communicating with the automobile department at the Tribune-Ferald. ee Drink Hillcrest Wat Phone 1151 -rs=-It’s Here! 11 STAR SIX IS NEW OFFERING Forty Horsepower Mo- tor Is Feature of Light Car An interesting addition to the field of low-priced sixes {fg the Star six which has just been placed on the market by Durant Motors, Ine. Prominent among the features of the new car are its 40 horsepower Con- tinental motor, its low and graceful body lines, and its spring base of over 150 inches. For the present, body types are confined to the closed design and con- sist of a coach, seating five, a coupe and a coupster each designed for two but readily accommodating three. All bodies are by Hayes-Hunt. A five passenger touring car on the six chassis will be added in the near future. All Star six bodies are finished in lacquer ornamented by a gold band running beneath the belt line. The coach and coupe are done in a light shade of sage brush green and the coupster in oasis green. Full force-feed lubrication and si- lent front and chain drive are fea- tures of the engine. Its hot-spot man- {fold, fuel economizer, exact cam- shaft timing and large valves insure easy starting and make for excep- tional performance, Exacting tests, the manufacturer states, have indicated a gasoline economy of better than twenty miles to the gallon, low oil consumption, and a@ range in high gear of from three to sixty miles per hour, The new Star six is a running mate to the improved Star four, which with new bodies become great- er valued than ever before. Both lines will be sold by Star dealers, Prices of the new Star six ar coupster $745; coupe $820; coach $880, while for the improved Star four they are: roadster $525; touring $525; coupster $610; coach $ sedan $805. WINTER SALES OF FORDS UP All records for early winter Ford sales were broken during November when 146,788 passenger cars and trucks were delivered to retail cus- tomers in the United States. This js an increase of approximately 25,000 over the November sales a year ago. Another evidence of the popular- ity of the improved Ford passenger: cars is shown in the enrollments in the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan, which have risen to unprecedented numbers. During November a total of 31,425 persons enrolled under the plan and began paying on cars, more than twice as many as enrol’ d dur- ing the same month last year. As the holidays approach deliver. ies of cars to customers who have been buying them under the weekly ‘ihe Familys Present rolet the fa: A Chevrolet for Christmas— there’s a gift suggestion that thousands will welcome! Pool the cost of lesser gifts for father, mother, sister, and brother—and make a Chev- CHEVROL 5 — the family’s present to mily, Y CHE ee __ have a good-looking, depend. able car in which to make the Christmas calls this year. Offering quality at low cost, giving you quality features found on the finest cars, a Chevrolet will be a lasting purchase plan are increasing. Some began paying on thelr automobiles as long as a year ago, others during the early spring and summer months long before the improved Ford types were introduced. All now benefit in 2UNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1925 a and comforts at- proved cars and without any the convenience forded by the im: their increased value, additional c Drink Hillcrest Water. Phone 1151 t ContinentalQil Service Stations Yr are the commanding general and there is a well-trained and well- organized army of men ready to, carry out your orders at Continental Service Stations. Pure, clean water for your radiator or jus right amount of air for your tires will be furnished with the same willingness and promptness that you will be supplied with Conoco Gasoline or motor oils, commodation of motorists in most tions. Crank-cases drained free, Rest-rooms for the ac- sta- You will enjoy ‘‘more and better miles” of motoring if you call on the men of the Continental Brigade for service and let them keep your car oiled and fueled. Continental Coupon Books are sold at all Continental gift—one that you and the whole family will be enjoy- ing long after lesser gifts have In line with announcement of price re- duction on Dodge Bros. New Cars effective January 7th, prices of our Used Dodge Service Stations, Accepted at these stations and by most dealers. CONTINENTAL OIL' COMPANY ristmas and of New Years. It {s ice of your automobile dealers igh this column. | Talk it over at the table to- night. Then pay us a visit. the thre | Bros. Cars are SLASHED TODAY! aa ie epee, BOT Tun say Pom wo ene tonne: ! peer ne idea et If you are interested in a Used Car, you Jewett Agency Touring $525 eveumglog 8 sours 1875 eeeacag 13 Netraats, New Neriga! Oklahoma, Groton cannot afford to pass up this Opportunity. 44) Dakota, Utah, Washington and Wyoming Former Price NOLAN CHEVROLET CO. CONOCO NOW Is Still Open y 1925 Special B Sedan____ $1000 $990 ash plc actin Phone 2100 CARRE | MOL OR Oe 4 Ml ) Polarine Gargoyle tree Type A Sedan. Bal- neAithoush the new Jewett Met x LAVOYE CASPER GLENROCK Oils and Greases Mobiloils oon tires, motometer diraagashis andiibreoeceet Seae and bumpers Cee a 950 850 Healy every secon ofthe counter, is will be an impomaibility. tor the ' |} 1924 Special Touring. Bits Sateen sabe EE ee Eee 4 Glassmobile enclosures 750 = iene s. “ars See ¥ 700 600 550 500 450 1925 Touring. Balloon TDGS fe en wm bacce mes 1924 Touring___________ 1923 Type B Sedan. Two to select from ceekenl 1923 Type B Coupe____- 1923 Touring ~--------_ 450 400 1923 Roadster -------__ \ 375 325 All the above cars are completely overhauled and carry our 30-day guarantee. 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