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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: FEBRUARY 22, 1920.
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Hudson Runs Long Vays
On But Slight Expense
Driving; 126,216 miles vdth a total
repair expense of $28.27 is the' proud
record of G. T. Carlisle of Pomona,
Cal. "Mr. Carlilse, I am told," said
Guy Smith,' local Hudson dealer, "is
general manager of the American
Beet Sugar company at Chino.
"Two years ago they bought a
Hudson Super-Six, and according
to Mr. Carlisle.'had 126,216 Hudson
miles to November 1 with only one
expense, occasioned when their
super-six was bumped by another
car, entailing an outlay of less than
Oreise Gun Repair. '
Sometimes the threads on the cap
of a grease gun become so worn
that the gun jumps the threads. In
these conditions take out the plunger
and unscrew the cap. Next solder
a nut of the same size and thread as
the screw on the inside of the cap
This will obviate, the former, trou
ble, as the new threads-will hold.
LaFayette Touring Car
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O'Brien-Davis-Coab -
REBUILT
DG& Brother!
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is a- fundamentally good car, restored both me-
cliaiiically and in appearance to serve its nw v
owner to the highest degree of . satisfaction
, possible. .
Our concentrated attention on Dodge'Brothers
cars and an honest endeavor to rebuild properly
every used car, is your assurance of its depend
ability in operation. ' : ' x v v
It is really better to be safe than
sorry in your purchase of a car. ;
We Will Gladly Prove Our Position
, When You Call.'
QBrien-D avis-Coad Auto Co
1814 -IB-IB FARN AM ST
OMAHA. NEBR. ' '
103 South 9th' Street, Council Bluffs, la
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rnotograph of designer's car after 10,000 miles on the Indianapolip
. -.. . ' Speedway. , '
in handling the business of the Hay-ward-Comeron
Motor company.
The, Haywar,d-Comeron Nash
company already distributes Nash
passenger cars and trucks, and will
develop a separate organiaation for
handling the Lafayette car. Mr.
Hayward announces that one of his
first considerations is the develop
ment of a ' mechanical department
qualified to give prompt and Skilled
attention to the maintenance of La
fayette cars. ' .(,
Deliver Cats in May.
He expects t'o be able to deliver
LaFayettes in May or June. It is
not likely that a Lafayette car will
be exhibited at the Omaha show,
inasmuch as all available cars, in
cluding the touring sedan which was
exhibited at Chicago and New Yorkk
are being subjected to severe-tests
in various parts of the country. One
of the designer's ears has already
passed the 10,000-mile mark on the
InJianapoIis speedway. -
The LaFayeUe made its debut at
the New Yorlc and "Chicago shows
and a numbet of Omaha motorists
saw jt in both places. It is reported
to have beeft very well received. In
fact, manypeople who.havt seen
the car are said to have asked to
have their names entered on waiting
lists in spite of the fact that no prtec
announcement has been majde. ' ,
Location April 1.
The LaFayette Hayward Co. will
be located on -Farnam 'at Twenty
eighth street April 1, upon complete
tion of the new building now under
construction. '
Those who already have seen the
car have commentel . upon its ad
vanced features, the remarkable sim
plicity of design and the low center
of gravity anu line of-vision.
. , The eight cylinder engine.-which
reflects the influence- of aircraft de
sign, is of the high speed type; with
a maximum of 4,000 revolutions per
minute and an actual rating in ex
cess of 90 horsepower. The bore
and stroke is 3 1-4 by 5 1-4 inches
and the cylinders, which have de
tachable heads and internally mi
chined combustion chamber, are
cast in fwo blocks for four each.
Interest which haS'Centered in the
LaFayette fcom the start' has been
largely due, of course, to the per
sonncl. The company is headed by
Charle,s W; Nash, -also president of
the Nash Motors Co. and is under
the active managership of D. McCall
White, the designer, and E. C. How
ard, formerly general sales manager
of the Cadillac Motor Car Co.
C. Y. Kenworthy president of
the Kenworthy Motors corporation,
which will have its factory aand of-M
tices'at Mishawaka, lnd., has been
able to secure sufficient equipment
to start production early in 1920. , -
Agency for Latest Marvel of
the AutoWwId Given to
, v. Lafayette-Cameron
Firm.
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From Indianapolis yesterday came
the announcement that the Lafayette
Hayward company, incorporated,
04J Farnam street,, has been sclect
cd'to handle the new Lafayette car
in Omaha.
The LaFayette, which is made at
Mars Hill, a suburb of Indianapolis,
was designed by D. McCall White,
who created the eight-cylinder Cadil
lac and the English Daimler and
Napier. .Because motorists the world
over have come to look upon Mr.
White's designs as the most ad
vanced, there has been a scramble in
every city for the distributing priv
ileges. The Lafayette "officials con
sequently have been able to, select
their representatives with great care,
and the Hayward-Cameron organ
ization is deceiving congratulations.
.Is rt Omaha Man.
R. W. Hayward, president and
actirtg head of the Hayward-Cameron
company, was born and raised
in Omaha. Fjye years ago h'e left
his father's shoe business and prd
ceeded to identify himself as one of
the progressive 1 iutomobile mer
chants in his district. '
Starting as a salesman for the
Mclntyre Auto company, he soon
became half owner, and the firm was
changed to the Mclntyre-Hayward
Motor company, of which the, Hay-ward-Comeron
Motor company be
came the successor upon the death
of Mr. Mclntyre.
'H. A. Comeron, vice president of
the company, was connected for IS
years with the Peters Trust com
pany of Omaha. Later he erected a
large, modern downtown garage,
which he continued to operate until
his services were required to assist
IGO EXPRESS
315 South Nineteenth Street
. ' Omaha, Neb. .
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The Douglat Hot or Corporation, ; .
3$th aad Sprasuo Sts; .. ' . , . ' .
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Aa ycu toot, we haVe tw Eouglaa Trucke, one McVwe--,hav
feeea operating a year and a half .'and another which we "
fjarshased, In September, last, year . ,
v Theee1 Douglae Truo'Ha have been la continuous 'eervioa ''
since they oame into-our hands and yet they both, are In ex
'cellent condition and as good as new today. They are vary
eocnomisal in gasclire and oil Bila?e a.nd repairs are so far
below tre average tr.a :.ere is no wwmvu
; In our work, we need a truck that wlllv.etand the test
first last and all the tlie - one that we can always depend
oa to go anywhare ax any tine. The day and night service
slven ue by the Service Eepart-rent of. the Douglas Kotors Corp- '
oration haa enabled us to keep our Douglas Truoks going every
day. , -;r s. , - .
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lga-tlng every
motor truck
made anywhere Is certainly a true statement, we'll need
another truck toor. is! you be we'll nake it a Douglas.
Very truly yoursi
THE 130 EXPRtSS.-
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The transfer business puts
a truck to the hardest kind
of a test. ' Every-day haul
age Remands reliability
Tinder all ,sorts of - condi
tions. -.s ' ' )
.Win the onfidence of owners
right from the start, because of
their knovm ability to render
unfailing service on jobs that
stall (ordinary trucks. ' A: Doug
las Truck will work continuously
for yotL Ave guarantee : it jwith
night and day service, ttit us
show you why.
STEPHENS-.-.-
Salierit.SiiC
A Modern Engine Helps Make
' Its Greater ValueIts Greater Service x
Were the. Stephens just an Ordi
nary motor car, yet powered with
the Stephens engine, itlwould still
be a car of greater' value and
greater service. , :
engine for its size in passenger
automobiles. v ,
This is due to the Stephens Vapor-
iiing Wall and Superheating
Chamber, which gives the Stephens
The Stephens engine is no re- engine the aforementioned advan-
specter 01 tne graaes 01 gaounc
you supply it,
It burns completely the lowest
grades of gasoline without lessened
performance. : , V '
The Stephens engine wastes no
fuel, therefore it wastes
no power.
Rated at 25.3 Horse
Power (S. A. E.), it ac
tually developes 57 and
is the "most powerful
"That. is salient which
is strikingly manifest
or which catches Hit
attention at once"
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tages over other types of engines.
Add the greater value of the
Stephens handbuilt bodies, the
recognized high standard of qual-
ity and -workmanship throughout, ,
to the greater service possible from
the Stephens engine
and you have the
Stephens The Salient
Six. '
Arrange to see and ride
in the Stephens today.
'. , Fiak Cord Tire? Regular Equipmpnt on All Models
Mid-City Motor & Supply Company
2216-18 Farnam St. Phone Tyler 2462,
, Birch Motor Co., -327-29 W. Broadway, Council Bluffs, la. .'V, .
This Car Will Be at the Omaha Auto Show March 1st to 6th. V ,
A GREATER VALUE
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A GREATER SERVICE
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Manufactured by Stephens Motor Works ofMoline Plow Company
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AT THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW! V The car
with a longer life will be there in a new dress, '
' J 'fhe distinctiveness of the design, the fascinating
two-tone color-scheme, the unusual completeness of -the
car's equipment, will attract thousands td the .
Westcott exhibit.' Of these thousands a few, will
look underneath the paint to the goodness within. '
These will form their judgment of the car--not on
, the things that are new today, only to become old
before another show foils abound but upon those
hidden qualities which mean life and service. The .
evidence that Westcott is. the car: with a longer
life, and the car of more genuine; comfort during
. every year of that long life, may be found within'
the car itself if you will but look for it.
STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO.
2020-22 FARNAM STREET
' v" Carl Changstrom, Pres. '
Quality Cars and Square Dealings
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