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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOHEU
1913.
ws SGJ .A". lE .Kissel Kicks When
Uther Auto Makers
"Steal His Stuff"
31.
EHTIRE COUHTRY
18 PROSPEROUS
ViTerUiiaj: Xanag-er cf Studebaker
Corporation Declares Auto Bnii
new Beit Ever.
EiWSTATER COPT IS THE BEST
Oeorr I Wlllman. assistant le
and advertising mana-r for the etude
baker corporation, tu returned from
visiting the lerr distributing afferKie
for tHudebaker In the mlMle watt and
south weet. Mr. Wlllman look advantage
of every opportunity for siting up tha
business situation of the different terri
tories end comparing In hla Inveatlga
tiona what ba could hear and ee.
"No thins." said Mr. Wlllman. "could
apparently here bran mora pleasing to
Uia agencies I vlalted than tha tele
traphlo message that were ant from
tha Detroit feotorte to Studebaker rep
reaenteUvea that Saptambor had proven
to ba tha greatest month for tha pro
duetloa of oar la tha history of Btude
baker. And nothing. X know, could hava
bee mora pleasing to ma than tha or
Sars for Studebaker that wra ahown
aa at different points 1 visited. Uealer
who hava already gone above thalr oon
trete told tne that with the aaeurenne
btvdebaker could promptly take care ot
bddiuoaal erdera within a reasonable
ttme. they would mow book orders which
seejulre little mora proceeding than that
If signing wp.
This oondltloa wtth tha automobile
awataeea, and prevailing aa It seemingly
aVsa with other Hoae, can Indicate only
that these United State of America
are riding ea the craat of a wave of un
precedented prosperity. Insofar aa I can
aacall. It la tea first time In the history
af this eoualry that eveiy part of It haa
bun prosperous at the aaine time. 1
have been all through the corn belt, and
thla year's crop will bo the moat valu
able the country baa avar produced. The
frost which came, per achedule. waa so
light that lis offset waa helpful more
than anything alee.
The cotton crop may not came wp to
t usual si, but the price la right for
tha Jrtanter, which la more consoling
Uia an overproduction. . It la simply a
ease t every one of tha forty-eight
State congratulating one another on
bright k!ee and sunshine and 'business
hi gvod. Jhank you.' all around.
"Advertising baa been tha moat potent
factor la pulling bualneaa through the
lough ot ddspond," continued Mr. Wlll
man. "When one stops to think It ever, ran
they recall any time when the newspa
pers carried more advertising than waa
the case during tha period of depression!
doing further into a discussion af the
subject of advertising; Mr. Wlllman said:
"In direct sales, newspaper advertising
la the beat medium. Of course, we use
the big national megaalnea, but we do
that to Introduce our produoe to gala for
It tha confidence of the nation aa a
whole. Whea wa spend a certain amount
In a megasJae advertising campaign wa
see no Immediate 'result In actual sales,
but If we spend a Ilka amount with the
dally newspapers our as lea leap. The
newspaper brine's home an article to the
reader, It ruekea a direct apeclflc, Intl
mate appeal. The magazine advertise
ment makes 1U Impression, but aalea
- are usually tha result of tha perusal of
a newspaper advertisement."
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AnihKing
Anita King, who drove alone la a
Kisselkar from coast to coast, passed
through Omaha Krlday, anroute to Los
Angeles. This time, however, she rtdee
on the train. W. L. Kllley of the No yes
Kllley Motor company, local reprenta
tlvss of the Kisselkar, and several
frienda. mat Mlaa King at the station
and heard tha details of her trip from
Omaha to New York.
A party of ISO automoblllaU met Mis
King at the Thirty-first street landing,
New Toik City, and accompanied here
nine mllea to the city hall, where ahe
delivered her meaaages to the mayor of
New Tork, and where ahe waa pre
sented with a beautiful loving cup as a
token of admiration. Miss King bear
the distinction of being the pnty woman
having made, alone, the coast to coast
trip.
After spending four daya in New Tork
City, Miss King left tor Cali
fornia. F.nroute ahe was asked to
visit tha Kissel factory In order to pick
out tha automobile which la to be pre
sented to her by the management. The
car Miss King picked out Is the same
model- aa the tar se drove from coast
to coast except that aha has substituted
a four-passenger roadster body and wire
wheels.
The management of tha Lna Angeles
Auto show haa declared Ita intention of
setting aside one day aa Anita King day
at the auto show. This will be the day
upon which Miss King Is presented with
her new Kisselkar. Mlaa King expects
to receive her car Saturday, so in all
probability last Saturday wr.e her day
at tha auto show.
Today the Kisselkar organisation and
her motion picture friends will give a
banquet in her honor.
developed an Interesting situation. Kis
sel hrnnflit It nut leaf ir enii ennllfwl
a name and gave It wide newrpaper
publicity. Tne pumic reermoei and tnis
yr other manufacturers began to make
detachable tope. Then something hap
pened. The trade name Klesei engi
hated and spplled, the "All-Tear Car,"
began to rreep Into the literature and
advertising of other manufacturers. At
thla juncture Kissel stepped In and aaJd
vtopt" :
"Wa atnaftxi MmlMUtarl to follow US
on the 'All-Tear-Car.' aa they did on
the divided, front seat and the two-ooor
body," Mrs Oeorge A. Klsael, president
Of tha Kissel Motor Car company, "but
we must object' to the use of our trade
name. We designed snd brought out the
convertible car In 1C4 and to mak i the
Identity of our product doubly sure we
applied the trade name 'Ail-Year-Car and
spent thousands of dollar to let the
public know about If
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Maxwell, Sedan .
Growing Popular
The winter car movement is on, say
C W. Francis of the C. W. Trancla Auto
mobile company,
"There is not one solitary reason why
the winter models and winter driving
should not be as. popular hare aa It Is
elsewhere. 1
"Hvery dealer on tha Auto row can see
the logic In building these ars. It mean
driving cars all, the year and eliminate
the last objection, namely, that of com
fort." I
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Qoodyeal Window
Display Attractive
,
The Goodyear Tire and iuuoer com
pany la arranging some very attractive
window display, which reflect a great
deal of credit upon Farnam street and
the Auto row. The display thla week Is
the third on and show a number of
tires which have seen actual service, to
gether with the placard ahowlng tha
actual number of mllea of service given
by each tire.
M'SHANE RETURNS FROM
THE REGAL AUTO FACTORY
F. J. McShane spent the Utter part
of the week al the plant of the Regal
Motor Car company, Detroit. Mich. Mr.
McShane says the Ilegal I putting a
larger motor In the little car and are
making numerous Improvements which
will be din played on car coming t
Omaha neat week.
FREMONT INVITES OMAHA
BOWLERS TOTOURNAMENT
Omaha bowlers hav been Invited to
take part In A tournament at FYer.iont
on aom new, alley which are to be
opened up shortly. It Is planned to have
several orack five-man teams of the tat
play at the dedication. Halt a dosen
Omaha team wilt probably accept. Fre
mont Is out jafter the nest atat bowling
congress. ,
Use Tha Iee' "Swapper" column.
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twm - A Car for Every Month in the Year
.s tl "It tt- m 1 r? a t- snAf-i . r .
.ftt-- THE ALL-YEAR CAR. a Kissel idea, supplies for the first
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j v j rime me comionaDie ana continuous everv-aay use or one car
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w'' A closed car in winter a touring car m summer.
V7ic ALL-YEAFL Car-
ONE car for all seasons Five-passenger Touring Car
with Sedan Top Four-passenger Roadster with
Coupe Top quickly attachea or detached in your own
uao. 1 1 una uivcsiiaiuig, iiuui
. you call or write ?
We are elostaf ear lilt eoatraota with areata
MOW. Thla Is a very asetreble aa attractive
propeaiUoa, Write aa. a a aa aee aa at
eaoa.
Noyes-Killy Motor Co., Distribators
- raraam lU Omaha, MeV
Hudson lowing Sedan
A Jew Hudson Conception
MS
The Hudson, which has won the lead among fine
cars, will this fall attain the top place In enclosed
cars. Four enclosed bodies have been created,
strikingly artistic, extreme in their elegance, novel
In features. Perhaps the most unique and appeal
ing is this Touring Sedan.
AN ALL.YEAR CAR
With the windows up this car becomes a luxurious
Sedan. Nothing known to luxury is lacking. With
the windows down this becomes a Touring Car.
Not a sash remains, not a support, to obstruct the
entrance or the view.
Countless men and women will find their ideal la
this car. Anyone can operate it with the inside
drive. And this one body supplies a perfect car
for all seasons and all weathers. The car is so
popular that half our output is already sold.
CABRIOLET
Chsna-es quickly (rem aa pa Roadster te
a otoaed Cewpe. JTioa,U. I. e. b. Detroit.
COUPE
For comfort ee stormy dsys, yet open sad
dxMcttthtl la summer, aaata lour. Price,
IM&. L a. b. Detroit. .
THE ARTISTIC LIMIT
We have reached the zenith in Hud
son Sixes, and the demand shows that
men concede it Now we shall earn
the same supremacy in luxurious
closed bodies. And Hudson prices
will multiply their use.
These bodies are built by coach build
ers of international repute. Anything
finer is impossible. Every detail you
can think of is embodied, and perhaps
as many more. You will find these
closed Hudsons, we think, the hand
somest cars you see anywhere this
winter.
Hudson dealers now have closed cars
on exhibit But see them early, for
our output is well sold already.
For full dtscriptions write for
Catalog of Cloud Cart
HUDSON MOTOR CAR Cd
Detroit, Michigan
TOURING SEDAN
With windows op the sane car aa pictured
above. Price. H875, U o. b. Detroit.
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LIMOUSINE
A distinguished model, most Insurious. Bs
tra seats (ace forward or backward, and dis
appear wbea not wanted. Price, $2430, L e.b.
Detroit
GUY L. SMITH
2563-5-7 Farnam St "SERVICE FIUST
Omaha, Neb.
wuryaMOi
An International
Motor Truck for
$600
Model MA, air-cooled, $800 cuh f. o. b. Akron. O.
THIS extremely low price is for a 1,000-pound
truck, ready to run, with standard express
body, as 6hown above, finished in rich brown. We can
also furnish different styles of body on special order.
Model MA ia the latest model of a track we have aold by
thousand for eight years, and that haa proved itself just right
for quick deliveries and light hauling.
Air-cooled, heavy-duty motor the long wearing kind with
power to spare. v
One lever control, simple and easy to manage,
K oiler bearings ia transmission and countershaft.
W recommend this track to retail merchants who want aa
economical, up-to-date delivery system, and to contractors to use
whea hauling men and material from one job to another.
At SSOO, thla Model MA is a remarkably good buy.
We also have other models: M, water-cooled, of 1,000 pounds
capacity, at 71 Oj E, of 1,500 pounds capacity, at $950j and F, of
2,000 pounds capacity, at $1,500 for the chaasia ouly. All priced
cash I. o. b. Akron, O.
Write the nearest addreaa for complete Information and ret
a Vne ou International Harvester service keiora and after the sale.
International Harrester Company of America
(lacerferaiea)
Oauks, JUKI Cedar Tail, Sa. Ooaoordla, aTaa-t OoaacU Staffs,
ford, Tsa. Davenport, la. Deaver, Colo. ) xrs Holmes,
Ia.1 Crawfu
Ie Sataeue, Ia. f rort IXe, Ia, Veleaa, Most) Kaneee Otty.
at J. I tUaoula. Hea. I ataeoa Cltr, Xa.1 Mlaaeapoila. Mlaa. I .
Jeeepa, Me. SU beala, Ma Sioaa City, la.) SUea TaUa, B. S.
xopeaa.
AfeaU Waatad U Uaaocopled TerHtorr. Write, Wire s Tbooa
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Business For Sale
On aocount of ill health. Fifteen thousand
dollar stock. ' Work four men in repair shop.
One road salesman. One supply salesman and
bookkeeper in office.
Have "Maxwell" agency for two and one-half
counties, twelve sub-agents under me with writ
ten contracts for following year and now have
one hundred car contract for 1916. Sold sixty
cars last year.
located in Cass County town of 7,200.
Building can be leased for five years at time,
reasonably. 90x44 ft., 3 stories with basement
repair shop, main floor and town hall above fit
ted with stage. Strictly modern throughout.
"Will consider a quarter of land as part payment.
Address Y 125, Bee.
For photographs for wedding's, parties or special
occasions, phone The Dee Photograph Dept.
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THAT PAYS BIG DIVIDENDS
A BEE WANT AD
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