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Auto Sales Firm
;To Sell Maxwell,
Chalmers r Auto
W. K. Hunter, Formerly With
.Mid-Gty Motor & Supply
Company, to. Manage P
i Omaha Auto Sales. ",'
"We have accepted the franchise
(o sell botli Maxwell and Chalmers
rars became we believe that, they of
fer the motor car' b:yer the best
Value in their respective classes,"
fays V. S. Johnson of. the Omaha
Auto Sales company, which will dis
tribute Maxwell ami Chalmers cars.
In the Oniaha territory in the future.
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Indian Scout Breaks
Long Distance Record
, Riding his Indian Scout over the
classic road course t Sal, Victoria,
Australia. 11. A. Parsons' set new
World's road distance record, as
well al new figures for Australia.
on August' 28. In 24 hours over
the varied surfaces of this course.
Parsnni covered 1.114 12 miles with
out trouble of any kind. His new
record is over 250 miles better than
that of Korner, the previous holder,
who used an English machine, and
betters the marks set for 61 cubic
inch machines.
Parsons also set a new 12-hour
record, of 579 miles and substantially
bettcreo the previous intermediate
figures from one hour upward. He
covered the last 10 1-2 miles in 11
mfnutes, which showed that the ve
teran Australian and his mount were
still going strong at the completion
of his "twice round the clock" re
cord, grind. , ., . s-
The trial for the recontl was com
menced on the night of August 27
under the supervision of the Vic
torian Mntnrcvcle Club, the lead
ing bddy of the commonwealth of
Australia. Tarspns used a standard
model of the Indian Scout and fin
ished with it running even better
than at the start.
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Salesmen Meet.
The out-of-town dealers of the J.
H. Hansen Cadillac' ' organization,
were entertained, at a luncheon at
the Fontenelle hotel Saturday,
r' Plans for the spring business were
outlined and the dealers ere re
quested to outline the sales possi
bilities in -their respective territories.
Device Found to
Stop Brake From
Skidding Wheel
Means of Avoiding One, Brake
Acting More Quickly Thau
Other Has Been v
v , Developed.
Motorists who have' experienced
the skidding due to having one brake
act more quickly than tne otner win
probably be interest in knowing
mat a means oi avoimng inis an
noyance and danger has been de
veloned. At present, it is found in
only the Lafayette, which is handled,
locally by R. W. Hayward, who ex
plains the device as tollows: ,
"The Lafayette's brake equaliz
ing differential is mounted on the
rear of the transmission and op
erates on the same principle as
the rear axle differential. It is
completely enclosed, trouble
proof and insures unparalleled
positiveness and equality of brake
operation oji.both rear wheels and
in both sets of brakes,
"The result n the eliminating
of skidding materially increases
the safety of operation. Largely
as result or the fact that the
'brake rods fulcrum at a 'common
center wuth the torque tube, the
Lafayette -driver, does not experience-that"
chattering of . brake
tbands and, drumming of rear.
wheels "on earth when the car' is
brought to a quick smoo'th stop."
New Man Joins Force
Of Kopac Bros. Cq.
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KJ,Hindelon$
Kopac Bros., Omaha, have 'just
completed arrangements' to handle
Lsomc big lines of road building nia-
chmcry, including the Holt Caterpil
lar tractor in the territory of Ne
braska, western Iowa and South Da
kota. Aside from the Holt Caterpillar to
drawv the road machinery, Kopac
Bros, are handling the Royal Line
of road machinery made by Smith
& Sons Mfg. Co.. Kansas City, Mo.,
which consists of scrapers,, graders,
levelers, etc., and the line of the
Austin . Machinery Corporation of
Chicago, consisting of gas power
shovels njgd drag, line excavators,
farm tiio - trenchers, ditching ma
chines with bank sloping 'attach
ments, waggon loaders, cube con
crete miners, and a complete line of
earth-moving machinery:
Vithvthis array of road machinery
came also new personnel in the or
ganization. F. J. Hindelang, former
ly manager at Omaha for the I.
Case Plow Works Co., has joined
the Kopac Bros, organization, where
he takes full charge of the Holt trac
tor androad "machinery business.
George Hindelang, formerly trav
eler for the J. I. Case Plow Works
Co., has joined the force as general
traveler. W. G. Smith, who was
office manager for the J. I. Case
Plow Works Co. for many years,
has joined Kopac Bros, as chief
clerk. ' i
will be outlined and decided upon
during this convention.
Plans Being Made for Auto
Show Here Next Spring
Announcement was made Saturday
morning by A. B. Waugh, commis
sioner for the Omaha Automobile
Trade association, to the effect that
the Auditorium has been secured for
the Automobile show, which will be
helh Mahch tl4 to 1921.
According to Mr. Waugh, every
effort will be made to make the 1921
show the greatest show in the his
tory of the association.
Leaky Piston Rings.
A good check on the condition of
the piston rings may be had by
feeling the crank case. If it is hot
ter than usual it is probable that
there is leakage past the rings,
which either are worn or stuck jn
their grooves because ot carbon de
posits.
Bee want ads are business getters,
Service Station Keeps Open
At Night to" Repair Trucks
For the convenience of truck op
erators the service station of the J.
T. Stewart Motor company is now
open until 11 p. in.
According to J. T. Stewart: '.'Many
truck operators find it a serious han
dicap and losstto have to lay their
trucks up during working hours (Vr
repairs and in order to clmiinate thn
loss of time decided some time ani
to keep our service station open for
trucks only until 11 p. in."
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Fire Marshal Elliott of the Phila
delphia fire department has used
same automobile for the last 17
years. The veteran car has a regis
tered mileage of 146,()()( miles.
Oldemobile Agent Goes
To Meeting at Lansing
J. R. O'Neal, general manager of
the Nebraska Oldsmobile company,
left Omaha the latter part of the
week to attend a meeting of the
distributing organization of the Olds
Motor works at Lansing, Mich.
Dealers from '-all parts eff,' the
United States will attend this meet
ing and plans for, the coming season
Have You Joined?
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Joined what? The
ScKmoller, & Mueller
Christmas Piano Club, of
course. All interested
piano buyers are joining.
For full details see our
large ad in this paper.
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.Schmoller & Mueller
WALTER S.JOHNSOM
j "The MaxVellat its present price,
!S. in ouropinion, absolutely the
oundest value offered thcpUplic to
&iy,.wAnd the.- Chalmers'' Consistent
ricojrek for fine performance and-me-ciaiucal
stability impresses its worth
fl,tve careful buyer. --v J- -
. - ".'r- Guarantee for Future.
i "And back of these two good cars
is a new and powerful organization,
jtea,ded by trained automotive ex
ecutive. whose reputations are a
;jarantce ior the future; of this busi
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I "We i fee! that Mweli Chalm
ers cars aTCj tovassumft ,the , place in
Pie automotive world tb: whidh their
goodness entitles; .therh. ..We are as
sured that the. gciod Maxwell is to
!tave a continuance. othe 'goodness-
hich has stamped H as'a wonderful
ear, and this assr'aricfli is backed by
the reputation otSViUfet.P. Chrjtsler,
s a manufactureryoJotjicars.
J In Largest Plants.
J "Mr. Chrysler has clearly demon
strated -fnVthe- larttest plants , of the
industry that he is a strong dxecu'
live whe thoroughly underslands
quality rrfanufactirre, and w"e; have a
Strong faith in the Maxwell and
.Chalmers because of his connection
jvith the fl?w organization,
t "The streneth of the new person
nel is evident in the selection of Arr
thur E. Barker as general.saIcs, man
ager. Mr.vBarker brougIit,.to his
iew office a wide! knowledge -'of au
Jomobil ptercharidising thatwe feel
will bff of distinct Tenejit to all deal
ers selling, ihesc tars. '
f HaifBew Selected. "
'. "We dCstre. to: ojecome- acquainted
jvith all MaweUaiid Chalmers own
ers in Omaha ;and .. 'will appreciate
their calling.'-'V . '
"W. R. Huntington, formerly with
the Mid-Gty Motor and Supply
rompany, has --been stlected to man
yige the affairsx of tht- Omaha Auto
Sales company."
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Here's fhe greatest, most vitally im0diit
announcenient ever directed to the 45,000
f Housewives of Omaha . . . '-
STARTING MONDAY MORNING
A Daring, Storewide Shattering
of
Our
Prices
All
on
In this gigantic event the Table Supply sets the .pace
in the very lowest standard of Foodstuff Prices that
has prevailed at any time in the past five, years
Our entire regular and warehouse stocks have been thrown into this "
Avalanche of price sacrifices. Positively no reserve. ' , : ,
Every Package-Every Can Every Bottle
Every Article Is From the Table Supply's
Regular Quality Stock
The Table Supply never has nor neverill be the unloading grounds for
Jobbers' and Manufacturers' discarded and questionable merchandise.
( Every purchase at the ableSupply during . this, phenomenal - sale is
backed by the Table Supply V usual guarantee, complete satisfaction.
Foodstuffs
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The Motive Behind
This XJreat Sale
This great market has al
ways assumed tbe leader
ship In every movement
which resulted in better
service or better values to
the buying public.
The downward trend of
foodstuff prices has been
uncertain and unsteady.
We appreciate that local
leadership is necessary to
bring prices to rock bot
tom, and naturally we
cheerfully assume the
duty. v .
The magnitude' of the
money savings Is almost
bewildering. -
Not an article in the Ta
ble Supply . Stock has es
caped the force of these
price reductions.
, -LOUIS SOMMERS.
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Supply Your Every Grocery Need for Months to Come
This is without exception the greatest, most
forceful, most direct stab at the Prices of Food
stuff s ever attempted by any western stosei
Buy in case lots aud. split purchases with your neigh
bors, friends and relatives. Never -will prices b lower
never will such sweeping -price, reductions be supported by
such an immense, select, high quality stock.
FOOD Life's greatest necessity brought back to the
pre-war baste by the Table Supply
Every household within a buying radius of Omaha has equal opportunities in this
' sensational price shattering event. It's the one sale you'll never forget. Every price
' saving is genuine. -Every article sold is a quality article to the last ounce. s ' '
Every shelf, every counter, every table is bending under the Weight of huge stocks of the
finest Domestic and Imported GrocAies priced in amanrier that is positively astounding.
Well Pack Shipments
for Out-of-Town Patrons
Bringjn your want lists buy your sup
plies for the next three to six' months-,
we'll pack and ship your purchases.
Come Direct to the
Greatest Grocery Sale
of Recent Years
17th and Dongla Sts.
Courtney Bid;.
Important Notice
Because oft.the thousands of articles
involved, we refrain from an attempt to
quote prices.
One minute '8 visit .to the store will
convince you of Jhe-magnitude of the
savings. I
Extra Salesmen- to Serve
Promptly in Every Dept.
We anticipate the greatest1 crowds of iuyers
that ever responded, to any local, sale, and we
have augmented every branch of our store service
to care for them in usual" Table Supply style.
Park Your Auto
in Front 6f the Store
and Fill It Up '
With These Great
Values .
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OMAHA5 VALUE CWINC STORE "
HOWR St MTWllN IJtlW
Big Money-Saving Values ,
at Bowen's
Radical Price Reductions
NowinEvery Department
,$33S.C Duofold Suite for $258.00
This Luxurious 3-piece Overtuffed Suite, either in Tapestry
or Velour covering, so convenient to own, because it makes a
Davano by day and a Bed at night. This is your opportunity to
own one.
An Ivory Period Bedroom Suite
An attractive serviceable Suite reduced to a very low figure.
No description will do it Justice to see it is the only proper way
of appreciation.
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$67.50 Mahogany Davenport Table
K for $39.75
You have always wanted to own a real Davenport Table.
Now is your opportunity. Many styles and designs to choose
from all at greatly reduced prices.
Price Reductions in Stove Department,
June Day Heater' '
y ' Full nickel trimmed; stove
'Zi Mniiiiina1 itVi lint Kloof m Ka
THU4A'i'v'u ivu uist. uioob ail mug
around fire bowl exactly as
illustrated. . -
14-in. size fire bowl....27,00
16-in. size fire bowl.... $34.00
18-in. size fire bowl....$39'j'5
rv? ft JiUte lictmomv Heaters
With rlrpnlntlnir hnt hi not air
tube around fire bowl exactly
iJl as illustrated.
14-in. size fire bowl.... SI Q on
16-in. size fire bowl....24.Sn
.ffa-v-&trr&$A 18-in. size fire bowl. . . .35.0(1
Cascade Economy Steel
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This range is heavily asbestos
T"" " TFIlJ - lined, with full 18-inch cookine
oven, and is tun nickel-trimmed.
The construction is of rustproof
) ( aaI a wi A i a a mtaiintnni) knlrAa
V- "priced at.... .. $62.50
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Great Price Reductions, in Bedding
Department w:
In various sizs and grades. Plains with band borders and plaids,
all sizes, at 20 to 40 less than today's values. '
Heavy Cotton Blankets, Scotch stripes, large size. Bowen's
Special Value $8.95
Assorted plaids and plain with band border. Bowen's Special
Valu $6.45
Fancy Plaids in assorted colors; large sizes. Bowen's Special
Value . $2.95
300 Dozen Cotton Comforts
Assorted patterns and qualities offered at prices from 20 to
40 less than today's values.
Sateen covered with plain band borders. Bowen's Special
Value '. $9.45
Sateen covered Chintz effects with band borders in blue and tans.
Bowen's Special Value -,$6.95
Assorted patterns in white cotton filled Comforts, large nizes.
Bowen's Special Value $3.95
Satisfactory Terms Can Always Be Arranged at Bow.n't.
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