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THE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA. JULY 9. 1922.
Killy Motor Co.'
; WiH Distribute
Franklin Autos
Air Cnolfd Machine Solution
j of Car Owner' ProMt m,
Say Preilriit of
Firm.
T.'lht Killy Motor company an-
cnuiKr iduiiiion ti( t aiul i!i
tnbutiou of tlic 1'r.tiikltn :ar in
Omaha territory.
;:"Ve decided to At on the salts
ji.nl distribution of tlie Franklin,"
a'tated Mr. Killy, preidmt of the
Killy Motor company, "only after
veral months of consideration. We
Relieve the Franklin to he the sure
lolution to the car Twner' pruMriu.
It it light, air coohd, icononiinal
li (I carries with it dignity and
livle.
"We have given the Franklin a
.rJtorotiRb tryout fuel I know it will
fact the rcqiiircixvits demanded of
it: I have had a varied experience
fcfth many kinds of motor cart and
Use my jurignii'iit on seven year in
tfce motor indtitry, I bihcve it
will prove the most economical car
(h the market, being entirely lice
f)Ttn petty troubles, noises and
aqtfcaks and arknowltdgfrt to be the
easiest handled and riding auto
mobile. Touring weight is 2,4o8
nbumls with an average in country
art large in the hands of owners of
J) miles to a gallon ot gasoline ana
f.OOO miles on one set of cord tires.
"The depreciation is SO per cent
below the average of cars in its
dass.' 1
E'The foregoing arc the niiny rea
sbns why we are proud to have been
?" pointed the Franklin dealers for
e Omaha territory."
King of Spain Orders
Chandler Automobile
'"No mere figure of speech is the ap
pellation "fit for a king" that has
been applied to the Royal Dispatch
icently brought out by the Chand
ler Motor Car company.
A kine has recognized the class of
!iis tmart new model and ordered
due.
; The export department of the
J handler company has just received
cablegram from the Chandler dis
tributer in Madrid to make immediate
shipment of a Royal Dispatch that
has been sold to King Alfonso of
fpaiu.
The Chandler Royal Dispatch is
distinctly a sport type of car, equip
ped with six wire wheels, the spares
J 'ring carried on each side of the
ir behind the individual front fend-
irs-
S A rear trunk-rack with cast alumi
nufii protecting bars, aluminum steps,
rftrkeled radiator a,nd motometcr
ind nickel trimmed head and cowl
Amps are among the attractive style
Matures of the four-passenger Royal
Dispatch.
Stephens Sales Show
Remarkable Increase
The Stephen. Salient Six at ill
new rediu'd price continues to Be
the sriuation of the line car market.
Public demand for tomrthing mmc
than mere motion is rrllerled in the
itrc.it increase in the Stephens sale
incc the price was reduced an addi
tional $150, making a total reduction
of $S(l5 in the Ut few months. This
demaiul i all the more impressive
brume of the acknowledged rank
of the Stephens car as the most ad
vanreil six-rylindrr car on the
market.
Further interest has been focused
on the Stephens Salient Six because
of this remarkable showing in the
Los Angelcs-Vosemite valley run
held on May JO. In 380 miles of
travel through mud and rain in
mountain country, climbing to elcva
lions of 6,100 feet, the Stephens wcyi
the honors in its quality and weight
class.
The Stephen bettered by five ton
miles the record it established in W)
when it won the sweepstakes and the
class prize in this greatest of econ
omy contests. The Stephens Salient
six this year averaged within a frac
tion of 2.) miles to the gallon.
This is regarded as convincing
proof of the extraordinary efficiency
and economy of the 57-horsepowcr
motor now in the sixth successive
year of its development at the Steph
ens Motor works.
Changes in Personnel of
Generals Motors Announced
General Motors corporation an
nounces that L. G. Weiss has retired
fiom active duties of general man
ager of the Hyatt bearing division
on account of his health, but remains
in the Hyatt company in an ad
visory capacity.
If. J. Forsythe, formerly assistant
general manager Hyatt bearing di
vision, has been appointed general
manager.
B. G. Koether, in addition to his
duties as vice president in charge of
sales, becomes assistant general man-
agre.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Sloan,
jr., sailed for Europe July 4, on the
Aquitauia to visit England, France
and Switzerland. Mr. Sloan is vice
president of General Motors corpo
ration in charge of operations. His
trip is in the nature of a vacation;
however, while in London and Paris
he will look over the the General
Motors interests in these two cities.
New Firm Formed
to Handle Ford
and Lincoln Cars
Former Basket Stores Man
Joins Omaha Motor Firm
T. F. Lynch, former sales manager
for the Basket Stores of Omaha, has
become associated with the Universal
Motor company as a salesman of
Ford cars and trucks. Mr. Lynch
has been identified with saleswork
in Omaha for a number of years.
His new location is at Leavenworth
and Twenty-first streets, the new
home of the Universal Motor company.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Haiiiian Ode II Vuu Brunt,
Inc., Plan One of Most
Complete Service Sta
tions in U. S.
Hannan-Odcll-Van Brunt, Inc.,
is to be the name of the new firm
organized to handle Ford cars,
trucks and tractors ayid Lincoln mo
tor cars. The principal stockhold
ers of the new firm are Charles R.
Human, jr.; George Van Brunt and
R. S. Odell.
The company has taken over the
lease of the Western Motor Car
company on the building formerly
known as the Western Motor Car
company building at 30(1 J-10 Far
nam street, and will operate one of
the most complete Ford service sta
tions in the I'nited States. It has
taken over all the business of the
Western Motor Car company in
painting, enameling, nickel plating
and general service and will give to
rord owners a service heretolore
not paralleled in this section.
Mr. Haunan and Mr. Van Brunt
have disposed of their interests in
the Western Motor Car company to
a company composed of Jessie W.
liannau. ueoree h. Wright. I. M.
Delanev. J. C. Bonham and Tom Al
len. The Western Motor Car com
pany has leased the building former
y occupied by the Nebraska Stearns
company at Twenty-sixth and Har
ney streets and will continue the
sale of Wills Sayite Claire and
Gardner cars and also conduct a
general repair business. It is tak
ing with it Carl Pearson, as superin
tendent of service, who has been
with the Western Motor Car com
pany since its inception.
Plan Twenty-four-Hour Service.
Mr. Hannan made the statement
that while they had been very suc
cessful in the business of the West
ern Motor Car company, that he and
his associates felt that the Ford line
today formed by far the major por
tion of automotive transportation
units and that in addition to the
sales of these lines there was a won
derful field in the way of service.
"The Ford lines are playing so im
portant a part ifl commerce that
'twenty-four-hour service' is really a
practical and necessary thing, he
said. Hannan-Udell-van Brunt,
Inc., proposes to give this service to
rord owners.
George S. Wright said that while
he had been interested in a financial
way for a good many years in var
ious automobile companies, he had
jievcr taken an active interest and
really never expected too.
Impressed by Value.
"But when I learned that Mr.
Hannan and Mr. Van Brunt oro
posed to dispose of their interests in
the Western Motor Car company.
he stated, "I felt that this was my
opportunity to net into the auto
mobile business and get in right
Studebaker Bodies
Don't Rattle or Squeak
Studebaker bodies rest squarely on the chassis
frame not on the body sills.. The body and the
frame form a rigid unit that successfully resists
the rack of the road.
.Studebaker bodies are built in Studebaker shops
by men, many of whom have been building vehicle
bodies for Studebaker for upwards of 30 years
and their fathers before them. Studebaker has
been building fine bodies for seventy years.
Studebaker Special-Six bodies, because of their
quality and soundness, weigh more than those
of other cars around the Special-Six price. You
cannot skimp in material and build a body that
will not rattle. -
Freedom from rattle or squeak is just another
of the fine-car refinements that emphasize the
extra value of the Studebaker Special-Six.
The' Special-S if chassis
frameia7'deep. It tape n
from width ot 29 in the
front to 41' in the rear,
to that the sides of the
body fit perfectly without
overhang. Five cross
members prevent the dis
tortion that eventually
causes bodies to squeak.
MODELS AND PRICES., o. b. factories
UGHT-SIX SPECIAUSIX I BIG-SIX
-w. ur w. b. s-Pmi.. ur w. b. 7JW. w. m.
40H.P. MH.P. 60 H. P.
Chaaia $ 875 Caaeais $1200 Own SHOO
Taurine 1045 Touriag 1475 Toii. IMS
Raadstar. S-Paaa. 1045 Roadstar. 2-FW 1425 3uL"JW !
Coup.-Roid.tei Roadster. 4-Paea. 1475 Spaaebbw. laa. 1985
2-Paas. 1375 Coupa.4-Paaa.... 2150 Ctn. 4-Faaa.... 2500
Sadaa 1750 Sedan 2150 Sadaa 2700
Cord Tim Standard Equipmtnt
0. N. BONNEY MOTOR GO.
O. N. BONNEY. President
2554 Farnam St, Omaha
C S. CONNER, Vice Pre.
Phone HArney 0676
Durinaf all my vein at a stock
holder in automobile concerns and
as a driver there has never ben
car which Impressed me at much at
the Wills Saint Clair and Urn
ing that Mrs. ftannin, ho at on
of the stockholder or th Western
Motor Car company, Ml th iam as
I, v. immediately nude a propoti
tiofl to Mr, Hannan and Mr. Van
Brunt to take over their ntcrrttt.
"W alto shall continue to handle
the Gardner car, which his made a
most enviable recoid in th litt year.
It is undoubtedly one of the bigsjeat
values on the market and the bus,,
nets which it now vting done over
the country at a whole on th Card
ner line it an indicator that people
are beginning to realise that lor its
price it it a real buy.
Demand for Dort Closed
Cars Increases Rapidly
The Dort Silet company, througli
its general manager, F. C Smith,
announce! that tiuce March 1, when
the business coupe ajid butincti se
dan were put on the market, itt
closed car business is 40 per cent of
their entire business so fir this vear.
Mr. Smith reports that the busi
ness for the first five months of 1922
shows 400 per cent increase over
1921. He further tayt that the auto
mobile men are expecting a much
greater volume of business from the
time the wheat is harvested, which
is usually about July 10, to the fall
of the year, than they have had dur
ing the first half of the year.
Five-Passenger Coupe
Proves Popular Model
"The five-passenger coupe, jutt in
troduced last spring, hat become a
popular model," says T. D. Foley,
sales manager of the J. H. Hansen
Cadillac company. "The seating ar
rangement of this car is ideal for
those who have found other coupe
models too small to accommodate
the number of passengers they or
dinarily carry, and who prefer the
coupe to a four-door car."
Five-passenger coupes have been
purchased in Omaha by J. A. C. Ken
nedy, Arthur F. Mullen, S. E.
Schweitzer, A. D. Mallory, J. Clarke
Coit and Gould Dietz.
Maxwell in New
Hill Climb Feat
Car Carrying 10 Passengers
Scales Sterji Mountain
at Sedoua, Ariz.
"We are accuttomed to hearing of
treniiugly Impossible hill climbs
made simple by the good Maxwell,"
says W. S. Johnson, local Maxwell
dealer, "but one of tie most remark
able I have ever heard of is reported
from a small town and a big hill in
Ariiona.
"Schnebley hill, on the fringe of
th desert, overlooking Sedona, Ariz.,
it teven miles long. It it really a
tizeable mountain. The road to itt
summit it no more than a wagon
track, boulder strewn, curved and
double-curved, almost impassable. A
mighty tough climb for an automo
bile, you'll agree, under the most
favorable conditions. Yet, a good
Maxwell touring car reached the
summit of Schucbtry hill, carrying
10 passengers plus 100 pounds of wa
ter, which had been added to bring
the load up to 1,500 poujids.
"At tome points the hill reaches
a 30 per cent grade. In one spot,
where there is a pitch of this de
gree the party encountered deep,
sticky clay, placed in the road to re
pair dangerous washouts, but the
good Maxwell pressed through it all
and on to the crest.
"The descent, as well as the climb,
had to he made in low gear 14
miles of low speed driving and car
rying of super-excess load when most
cart would have groaned for mercy.
The membert of the party, all of
whom were prominent business mw
in Sedona and Jerome, Ariz., be
lieved that their driver had taken on
a job 1 gger than any car could well
handle, but after the performance
they were more than willing to fur
nish an affidavit giving their ac
count of the trip. The facts set down
here were taken from that docu
ment." Rubber fingers are excellent to
wear when slicing vegetables.
Marysvillc to Hold
Big Amateur Grcus
Marytville, Mich., the home of
Wtllt iuuite Clair motor cars, it In
preparation for the big amateur nr
cut on Saturday. July 22. heralded
at "a miminoih assemblage of the
world s wonders.
Much profcikioual talent that has
actually travelcl witti "the big topi"
lias revealea itsell in aiarysviue ana
the St. Claire river towns. Bareback
riders, clown, tlack-wire performers,
acrobats and contortionists have been
found to give the Marysville circus a
professional air. Sartiia, across the
river, has ottered fturytviiie th ser
vice! of her bind of 30 pieces and a
whole flock of clowns.
Port Huron, w hich has bought over
2.000 tickets has arranged for special
iutcrurlian cars. Saruia has chartered
an exririon steamer. Special cars
will biftg parties from Detroit. The
Thumb dittrict will tend hundreds of
family parties in flivvers. Special
picnic grounds have been equipped
for the parties that will spend the
day in Marysville.
I he participants in the chariot rare
are four Marysville women who are
nightly-rehearsing at a decorous pare.
One of the big features is to be the
bullfight, which calls for a cast of
IS persons.
The big parade through St. Clair,
Marine City and Fort Huron will be
given on, Saturday, July IS.
Cadillac Drivers to Get
Special Service Here
"Tourists driving through Omaha
receive most unusual service on
Cadillac cars," says J. H. Hansen
of the J. H. Hansen Cadillac com
pany. "I have toured myrelf. and
know how annoying it is to be forced
to wait for attention to the car, to
for the accommodation of touristt we
have detailed a special mechanic to
look after the needs of tourists who
come to our service station. It is
only rarely that a Cadillac tourist
wants more than a few minor adjust
ments, grease or oil, and we have ar
ranged to render this service instant
ly on tourist cars brought to us for
service."
'J be town of Glenview hit 2,500 in
habitant! and a bank. Th cahirr of
tli bank wis shot and killed by a
burglar and the authorities persuad
ed th entire adult nut population
to regittrr their finger-print in an
attempt to discover th criminal.
Scientific Amrrkin.
IS YOUR BLOOD HUNGRY
FOR IRON?
Modern Method of Cooking and
Living liavt Mad Aa Alarming
Increase in Iron Deficiency in
Blood of American Men and Women
NUXATED IRON
Help, MaJte Red Blood
Th Kind That Put Rom Into th
Chaeka of. Women and Fore
8trtnfta and Courag Into Vein
of Men.
"It ir bl4 sUmnf far
want ai iranr iraa la rad imi
ll tsu vara la ( vttkaotl
aannf anul yeu bacania vca.
and ni-uti, yoa couM
Who Should Take
Nuzated iron
TVaTWd
ft aaftaWV TTii -"nnt r"'t -W k
Tka hbslii
ariaaaa Mm
da a mara arrteaa tana la mall (has
ats you Itt your Moad biarally 9 buofT
far anl of iron Iran thai f ,ra u atrantt
mai power to change load law Mting titeu,"
tart lr. Jarari Franco Sulllrtn, famwrlf
fhrtician o( Bellcvoa llointlal (Otitdoar
apt), Near York, and th Wtstcbeitcr
County lloapiial.
"Modern mrihoria of cooltinr tni tba
rapid I ace at hich peopta ef this country
lira hat mda turn an tfarminf m errata m
iron deficiency in th blood of American
men and womra that I kit often
marveled at tha laria nuiriher af
people ba lack Iron in th blood
and who never auipect tba eauaa of
tdcir weak, nervoui, run-down
awe. nut in tnf opinion, yan
un 1 mix uronf. nurflr men
and omen by fredinf them on
metallic iron. Tba old forma
of metallic Iron unit m
throurh a digruiv proreu to
irantiorm tnrm into organic
iron Kuxated Iron before
they arc to be taken tip and
aiainuiaivii oy tnc noman aja
tern, itotwitnatandinf all
that haa been said and
written on this anbject by
well known phraiciana, tboo
aanda of people (till intiit in
doting thermelvea with metallic
iron aimply, I auppoie, became
it coita a few cent! left. I
strongly advise reader in all
catei to get a phrtician'a nre-
eriptinn for organic iron Nuxated Iron two five-grain tableit of ordinarw NmiU
or if you don't want to go to thit trouble. Iron three times per day after meals foe two
then purchase only Nuxated Iron in ita werka. Then tett your strength again and
original packages and sec that thia particular ore bow mack you have pined. N ambers of
nam (Nuxated Iron) appears on the pack- nervous, run-down people wfao were) ailing
ages. If you hava taken preparations such all the while have Increased their strength
a Nux and Iron and other similar iron and endurance in two works' time wkakt
froducu and failed to get results, remember taJting iron in the proper faeaa.
that such product ar an
entirely different Lhiag
from Nuxated Iron."
If you ar not stroa
ce well you owe ft to yourself
to make the following test: Se
how long you can work or
how far yon can walk without
Becoming tired, next take
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Nash Leads the World in Motor Car Value
Record-Breaking Six Months
Our books just closed for the first six months
of 1922 show that our volume of passenger
car business ran far beyond that of the largest
previous half-year in Nash history.
And the figures for the final three months of
the six reveal a gain over and above the best
previous quarter of 301
Only a car of exceptional value could possibly
have inspired such a pronounced and positive
preference on the part of purchasers.
The new Nash line includes models with four and six cylinder motors; open and closed
bodies; two, three, four, five, and seven passenger capacity; a price range from $965 to
$2390, f. o. b. factory.
NASH-VRIESEMA AUTO CO.
Retail Wholesale Service
Tenth and Howard Street v
EXCLUSIVE LOCAL FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES
Phone AT lantic 2916 (omitted from telephone directory)
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THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR