Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 31, 1919, AUTOMOBILE AND WANT AD SECTION, Image 31

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The ippo-Potamus and the KicA-Kaiigaroo
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Remember (that old saying and the countless other rhymes associated with
State Fairs and the Circus? They are all gone. Folks regard. the fair as edu
cational now. i They attend these exhibits to acquaint- themselves with
the progress made in various lines of endeavor. ' - '
and-Speaking of Progress-: x
Have you seen the new Maxwell and Chalmers models? Do you know about the won- 1
derful Chalmers-Maxwell Hot Spot and Ram shorn Manifold? These engineering princi
ples have produced a long-sought-after result they have made possible the use of low grade
gasoline without the loss of power. ' x . -
The Peerless Two-Power Range provides an unique car for the motorist whose require
ments range from idling along city streets to speed on country roads. Through an advanced
engineering principle this car has two distinct power ranges.
, And another thing which may interest you is the policy of the Western Motor Car Co.
This policy calls for the operation of their business along institutional lines, rather than the
operation of a mere, distributing agency. The new building being constructed on Farnam
street at Thirty-first, will provide one of the largest exclusive automobile buildings in the
United States. Here ample room for expansion, car stprage and service will be provided.
You will find back of this organization a definite purpose and policy such as you find in
, other INSTITUTIONS which value GOOD WILL among their greatest assets.
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WESTERN MOTOR GAR
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Lower Grade 'Gas'
Up to Motorists
From Thursday (Atiftut 28) World-H.rald.
Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug. 27. Be
cause of a limited supply of petroleum wi
the United States, refiners have been forced
to produce a lower grade of gasoline and
automobile manufacturers . must readjust
their engines to new specifications, Henry
L. Doherty told the representatives of the
American petroleum institute at the open
ing of their convention here today. Mr.
Doherty is chairman of a committee of
producers and refinery which is now nego
tiating with the automobile makers to ob
tain a satisfactory solution to the prolem.
He predicted that a satisfactory solution
would be found without causing loss in
efficiency through the lower grade of fuel.
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(COMPANY-
2047 Farnam St, SPACE 18 and 19 at STATE FA1R OMAHA SPACE 18 d 19 at state fair Phone Doug. 4904
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