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PEERLESS GARS
REACH SHOW OU
EXPRESS TRAIN
Besides Show Autos Hannan
Will Have Seven-Passenger
Touring at
Salesroom.
Two models of the Peerless
Eight, distinctive for beauty, power
and economy of operation, arrived
in Omaha late last night by express,
according to C. R. Hannan, presi
dent of the Western Motor com
pany, 2047 Farnam street, represen
tative of the car. Because of the
urgent demand made upon factory
officials by Peerless dealers
throughout the country, it has been
difficult to get shipments of the
cars. Mr. Hannan will have the
Peerless Sedan, uniaue in heavy up
holstery and novel in body design,
on , exhibition at the automobile
show. The seven-passenger touring
will be kept at the salesroom.
Benjamin Lennerd, factory repre
sentative of the- Peerless Motor
company, Cleveland, is in Omaha
this week to attend the show.
"Low cost of upkeep and economy
of operation stand out pre-eminently
in the driving of the Peerless," Mr.
Lennerd says. "This year will be a
great period for the motorist; there
will be a wide market for all types
of cars. The autoists of today is
looking for a car that insures low
cost of upkeep."
Mr. Lennerd is traveling repre
sentative of the motor company,
covering territory from Winnipeg,
Canada, to Galveston, and from Chi
cago to San Francisco.
Banner Given by Uncle Sam
Is Exbihitcd by H. Pelton
Omahans will have an opportunity
to see the prize banner, donated by
tne government to the champion
builders of Liberty motors. The
huge atrtaction reading, "Champion
Liberty Motor Builders," sways in
the breeze in front of the H. Pelton
Motor company, Twenty-first and
Farnam streets, representatives for
the Marmon car in this territory.
The Marmon factory' produced the
motors at full capacity, and at the
signing of the. armistice still had the
banner in their possession. It will
remain in Omaha during' the Auto
mobile show.
General Sales Manager
of Racine Rubber Co.
R. Y. Cooke.
Nine Millions More
in State Banks Now
Than Year Previous
From a Staff Correspondent.
Lincoln, Neb., March 8. During
February 942 state banks in Ne
braska reported to the state banking
board and according to this the
state now' has one state bank for
every 1,317 people, the largest per
capita of any state in the union.
There are, in addition to the state
banks 186 national banks, 73 build
ing and loan associations and 26
trust companies in the state. Nine
teen new state banks have been or
ganized since the last report, all of
which have charters outstanding, but
which have not yet opened for busi
ness. Compared with the report of
February 25, 1918, a report for Jan
uary 28, 1919, shows these changes:
Banki reporting Increase, 12.
Deposit, Increase, J8, 874. 637.01.
Loans, Increase, (30,406,190.36. ,
Onsij, reserves, decrease, $26, 135, 680. 4S.
Capital-surplus and profits, Increas
$3,161,246.93.
Depositor!' guaranty fund, increase
$327,050.06.
During 1918 Nebraska cltiens bour fi
end paid for Liberty bonds through Ne
braska banks, $126,107,600, and bought
and paid for $10,349,180 worth of war sav
ings and thrift stamps through the banks
and postoffices.
Always Boosting for
Omaha and Auto Row
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Wabbling Wheels.
It is wise to make an occasional
examination1 of the front wheels to
see whether they are wabbling.
This may be done by jacking up
each wheel and- revolving it and
walking away a few feet to see if it
wabbles as it revolves. By having
some one else drive the car the own-
erjean very quickly see if the wheels
are shaking by taking his stand a
short distance down the street.
Some times the wheel itself may run
true, but the rim and tire may be
incorrectly mounted so as to give
the impressioon that the whole
wheel is wabbling.
Windshield Supports.
On many cars the windshield is
supported by steel arms which pro
trude through the cowl and are fas
tened underneath by a nut and lock
nut. Some times these nuts work
loose through vibration, with the re
sult that the windshield is allowed
to move slightly. The first sign of
this trouble is seen in cracked finish
in the vicinity of the windshield
supports. When the owner makes
his regular periodic Inspection for
loose nuts and bolts these wind
shield nuts should not be forgotten.
Battery Sediment.
While sediment forms in the bot
tom of storage battery jars, it will
seldom accumulate in such quantity
as to reach the plates. Nevertheless
whenever a cell is taken apart for
any reason this sediment should be
carefully Vashed out.
Carbon Dust.
In the generator where carbon
brushes are used a certain amount
of fine carbon dust is inevitably de
posited in the bottom of the gener
ator. This should be blown out with
compressed air whenever the pe
riodic inspection is being made.
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Toozer Gerspacher Co.
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The Merit Points that Give
the Sterling Track Power
Three-point Flexible Motor Suspension
The SteiGng is truly die one flexible truck adjusts itself at once to all road
curvature and depteisiaos, wuhout affecting in the slightest any part of the
power or transmission mechanism.
V'Shape Multiple Disc Clutch
The steel and copper plates are so uniquely shaped and specially designed
that there is extreme flexibility even in starting and positive control. The
Sterling Gutch is a wonder. The plates operate in a complete bath of ol
Selective Clutch Type Transmission
Sterling transmission costs over 100 more man the transmission ordinarily
used. But we consider the extra cost well spent because the ordinary trans
mission couldn't perform to Sterling standards.
Gears Always in Mesh
This means you can shift gears on a Sterling on a level or grade without
grinding the gears or making a noise like artillery m action. Gear replace
ments are banished.
Pressed Steel- Wood Inlaid Frame
The wood-lined frame an exclusive Sterling feature-; adds strength,
acts as a cushion, absorbs vibration, prevents crystallization. Try hitting a
stone with a steel-handled hammer, and then with a wood-handled hammer.
Youll appreciate the difference between the Sterling wood inlay frame con
struction and an all-metal frame,
Long and Wide Springs
What other truck has a rear spring as long and wide as that of the Sterling?
Then consider that this -means extra speed without excess vibration or
, depredation. A money-saving feature.
Magfitto Dual Automatic Spark Advance
The Sterling has an automatic spark control. No back "kick" or broken arms
less carbon practically no chance of overheating gasoline economy
easier in starting positive timed ignition at all motor speeds maximum
efficiency all the time not just when you think to place the spark lever in
proper position. It means the driver cannot waste the gasoline.
Here Are Added Advantages j '
Curtains for the driver's cab.
Windshield for protection of driver.
Wearing parts are bronze bushed.
Radiator guard sure protection.
Stewart Vacuum Fuel Feed Tank recognized
as standard.
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That's the way to test the new SterEng
motor masterpiece add it to your equip
ment and make it conquer the worst
difficulties of your transportation problem.
Put it over the roughest roads make it
defeat the obstacles of delivery that stand
in your path. It will prove a master product
for economical motor transportation.
Make the Sterling Prove "
Its Worth
For years, this oldest truck making organization Has
constructed the Sterling to maintain reputation and
merit and win the permanent applause of every user.
Every driving part embodies a liberal safety factor
even in excess of generous rating capacity.
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fit in your business with profit ;
Mannfmctored and Guaranteed by
STERLING MOTOR TRUCK COMPANY
Milwaukee, Wisconsin N
BaUdtn of Motor Tracks Excltuistljr for Tn Ye art
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Distributor Nebraska and Western Iowa
Davenport Garage, 18th & Davenport Sts.
Omaha, Neb. Phone Douglas 3573
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v What You See )
, You see a car of beautiful, straight lines, V Inched
lower than last year's model but with the same headroom.
A car of attractive and artistic style and luxuriously
fitted with comforts and conveniences that invite you to
step inside and enjoy them. Artistically and practically
the new Standard 8 Sedan represents the newest and best
ideas in motor-car design.
What You Know
Your pleasure in the appearance of the Standard 8 win
lead you to a closer examination of the mechanical and struo
tural features. You have confidence in the car because you
know it is built by an immense organization. The Standard 8
is the product of the Standard Steel Car Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
builders of world-famous railroad rolling stock.
Behind the Standard 8 are the immense resources, skill,
and experience of the Standard Steel Car Company .-
See the New Sedan at the Show, Space CJ Annex.
Standard Steel Car Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Keystone Motor Corporation
2203 Farnam Street
Telephone Douglas 2181.
OMAHA
The eight cylinder motor with 80 less parts means
simplicity, exceptional performance, with minimum
cost of maintenance.
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The New Home of the
APPERSON
2027-29 Farnam St. Omaha
Apperson-Nebraska Company
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