THK BKH. OMAHA, WKDXKMUY. FHRRCARY J(J. VH?
Factory Since January 20 for Nebraska and Iowa"
" ' ...... I
a Gocid Car
We guarantee the quiet Buick engine, with the wonderful overhead valve, to give you more power and run on less
gasoline per mile than any other car of equal size engine. Don't fool yourself. See the Buick before you buy a motor car
For years the Buick has enjoyed the distinction of being the most powerful car on the market
and the 1913 line is no exception.
BUICK
With the Overhead Valve Costs Us
More to Build, But Cost You
Less to Run
See the Buick at Our Salesrooms
and at the
Omaha Auto Show This Week
We Are Going to Put 2,000 Buick Oars in Nebraska and Western Iowa
This Year. Get Your Order in Now. They Are Pine.
MODEL 25
Large and Roomy Touring Oar $1,050. The most perfect light touring car ever built.
The best designed and best finished moderato priced car.
AUTO COMPANY
OMAHA, Lee Huff, Manager
SIOUX CITY, S. C. Douglas, Manager
ger I
ager , I
Automobile Shows
Have Come to Stay
That the automobile shown always will
he with us Is the opinion of Wayne K
Dromley, secretary and treasurer of the
company that builds Pathfinder "40 '
motor cars at Indianapolis. ,
"The automobile show may well bo re
garded as the big brother of the old-tlnie
market place." bays Mr. Uromley, who
Is fresh from the New York and Chicago I
shows, where the Pathfinder line gained
immediate recognition among fussy metro- ;
polltan motor critics. j
"The automobile show gives the buyci
an opportunity to come to tho appointed j
placo and see with Impartial eyes the
whole gamut of motor cars, foreign and j
domestic, from which ho may select one ;
for his own use.
"It is a time for announcements, large
display advertisements, if you will a j
time when the manufacturer meets the
multitude, tells his story, shows his
wares and takes his chance In competi
tion with the very best on tho market.
"Builders ol motor cars are reallzlm;
more and more the futility of . going to
tho automobile show with an Inferior
product. If he rain' I how up every si-1- 1
son with good stuff, he had better stay ,
awry. j
Huffman Auto Co,
i
Secures New Homel
The V. I.. Huffman Automobile com
pany Is now loeated in Its new location
at lSH-lfi-18 Farnam street, formerly the
J, J. Delight garage.
They have completed one of the hand
somest show rooms In Omaha and will
have their opening during the Automobile
show.
W. M. Clement, formerly with the
George Rogers Cigar company, has been
appointed general manager.
Mr. Huffman has turned the manage
ment over to Mr. Clement In order to
give him an opportunity to spend more
time looking after his branch houses and
extensive outside Interests.
N. J. Marvin, who has been bookkeeper
for Mr. Huffman for two years, has
been promoted to the management of the
Sioux FallB, S. D., branch, and will leave
for there to assume his duties next week
Inter-State Shows
Some New Models
IF you want a car that its
maintenance won't cost
you $100 per year for four
years, buy an Auburn.
If you want a car with a guaran
tee that it can be put in as good
shape as new for $200 or less after
running 40,000 miles, buy an Au
burn. If you want a car that has the best motor,
transmission and full floating axle, buy an
Auburn.
If you want a car that uses the least gas and oil
per mile for the horsepower, buy an Auburn.
If you want a car that has the best lighting sys
tem and the best electric starter that is made, buy an
Auburn.
If you want the most handsome car that is on tho
road, yon must buy an Auburn.
If . you want a, car that will give the most for the
money, you will buy an Auburn.
Fourteen models, $1,150 to $4,500. Roadsters,
touring curs, coupes, limousines, sedans and town cars.
Auburn Automobile Co.
"Omaha"
W. T. WILSON, Mgr. 2559 Farnam Street.
The western branch of the Inter. Stat
Automobile company of this city. t". S.
MeKee, manager. Is showing three
models at tho auto show models 3 10
and 45.
The model 30 needs no Introduction, as
there are so many satisfied users of this j
model giving a recommenuauon or inoir
own anil demanding nothing but the
highest praise.
Tho model 40 Is the same model as
whs shown at the umaha hhow a year
ago, being one of two make of auto
mobiles at that time which was using
an electric startor as part of standard
equipment.
In con ersatlon with Uay W. Itoyer.
factory representative, he stated; "In the
authorized showa a year ago there were
but two makes of electric starters shown
by the manufacturers of automobiles. At
this time there are several makes, some
being a part of regular equipment, others
being an accessory. Inasmuch as thu
motor must be made for the starter and
the starter for the motor. None of the
electric starters have undergone a test
as the Inter-State uses the Aplco. It
being In use for more than year without
any change In design whatever "
Cadillacs Have Some
of the Latest Designs
rhIIUj Merrill of the Cadillac factory
Is .n charge of the t'adlllac exhibit at
the Omaha Automobile 'show. Ha nas
helped to build Cadillacs and Is able .o
answer any question, that may be asked
him about the car. A cut open chaila,
electric-lighted and exposing every point
of the Cadillac in operation, being oper
ated by Its ow.n electric starter, will as
sist Mn Merrill In explaining different
parts of the car.
There is also on display a r'adlila- tou;'
inR car. six passenger, and a spccMiiy
built coupe upholstered in the new molo-kloth.
SHARP SAYS CAR BUYERS
SEEK MAXIMUM COMFORT
After reviewing the shows and noting
the, Improvements In cars. Jack Sharp,
local distributer of Alco cars, stated
that of greatest Interest arc the features
which make for quietness and comfort.
"Silencing of noise In cars and build
Ing them more comfortuble have been
done to meet the standards set by motor
car buyers, who arc yearly becoming
mom exacting. Most of the improve
ments Incorporated In our product lead
to comfort and quietness. The replacing
of the seml-elllptic springs by three
quarter elliptic springs, the Incorpora
tion of shock absorbers and the Increase
In tht size of the tires tend to make the
The Watchword of the Overland is Quality
THE first consideration is to make a car as good as it can be made; the second,
how many of them can be produced with faithful regard to superior value.
Strict adherance to both these conditions has made the OVERLAND. 69T what it is
THE BEST AUTOMOBILE VALUE THAT MONEY CAN BUY
Completely
985
Equipped
Sel "-Starter
.'O-Horso Power
j-I'asBonger Touring Car
110-inch Wheel Base
Timkcn Bfariiitf
('enter Control
Koniy Magneto
Warner Speedometer
Our space at Auto Show is Booth 34 on the stage.
Mohair Top and Hoot
Clear Vision Kain
Vision Wind Shield
lVest-O-Lito Tank
VAN BRUNT AUTOMOBILE CO., Distributers
Council Bluffs, Iowa, 35 Fourth St. Omaha, Neb., 2010 Farnam Street.
tar smoother In riding. A clutch of ex
treme flexibility kHph a wider range it
speed and makes easier Martini; anil
tupping In truffle.
"The Improvements which product com
fort are mostly found In the body. Among
tliem I would mention wider doors,
dipper upholstery end the tilting of the
eaU and at backs.''
UNIVERSITY STUDENT PASTOR
TELLS OMAHA OF ITS WORK
Itev. Dean It. Inland, unlverttlty pantor
at tht' I'nlverMty of Nuhiaxka, accom
panied by Itev 1're.l Mason, paMor of
VentiniiiHter l'ienl.vtei Ihii rliurr-h Lin
coln. aine up frum the Mate -apltal to
meet with a body of ihurihmcn at the
oinalm YuiinK Men's Christian .issocla
thin. The purpnxr simply was to give the
ehuicl'inrn a le.uei idea of the work
done hy Mr. l.eluml. whleh Ih Kluillar to
that in many other Mute universities.
"Our purpoe," says Mr. Inland, "is
simply to aid MudcntK in Ihelr spiritual
life and Ih in no ttenpc proxclytlng We
make our work fit into the education of
tho Mudcnt.i and have, of course, the
Hanctlou of the unlvorMty authorities, r
we would not bo there."
Mr. l.ilaiul was not here on a nion
seeking uiUelun, though It requires guni'
2.3uo a year to maintain his work This
is defrayed by the Presbyterians of t! r
Mate, some ol whom, ho anys, however
are not ns familiar with the iluract'T
and benfltx of the work as they Ehou.d b
