Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 27, 1916, Page 7

T—A == ————— l that the taniff) Aged Man Knocked Down by ' Auto and Then Taken Away I OMAHA SUNDAY BER: AUGUST 97 1916, J h ‘Hm AFFAIRS Fflotmv Menof " Nebraska Will Lol o Republicans Clash v \ Morton Pzn'k Into | Prominence With Concert | and Drill. Springs { EAGLES DEFEND CARNIVAL ¢ f Vilie Organization Shoews Big Growth Lmvohl Highway Painte s ka Fast Geodyear Cord Tires Show St:.;:-":" at U.vauu Rams POWELL SUPPLY COMPANY . s lihe 101 Ask Arbitration /s Uanate Flooy ¢ i i Upon Senate Fleoy Upon O1d Questions: An unidentified elderly man was - teenth street, near Douglas 1 knocked down while he was crossing e And here now is a new fulfil ment of a great idea—an 1dea that won 1n an unprecedented way Up—up to still hicher levels the Twin-six now advances—time-tested by nearly eight thousand exultant owners. Fine has been re-fined— by an added year’s de- velopment. And the new series 2-25 and 2-35 are here announced. A transcendent Packard —unchanged in essentials and enriched in details— {ixes new standards of use- fulness and luxury. To better the best Pack- ard—has been the aim— and the inspiration—of the day’s work. Ask the man Tod : for a £/ How well we have suc- ceeded 1s told in the fact that our #hree-fold output has not kept pace with the mounting demand. Changes? A slightly lower body— with lIimes more flowing— refinements of the mechan- ism—and removable cyl- inder heads! But—you must see the new car itself and ride in it—if you are to appreciate what these developments mean for you. Now—Ilet us cive you a demonstration. Prices—open cars—=$2,865 and $3,205, f.0.b. Detroit. who owns one Q,;/',M'“TWIN Aul bn s n wvrmwmfi PSS L e N