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THE HEE: OMAHA, SUNDAY. JANUARY 1, 19:
Prices Reduced
on Six-Cylinder
' Models of Nash
Cut Kollowi Closely ou Tbat
of Four-Cylinder Line
Touring Car SelU
For 51,390.
Trice r'durtioni are announced
by The Ni!h .Motor company on
its new line of automobile. The
prices were made effective imme
d tlely. They inrliide all models
in the oeiv tix-rylimlrr cr line,
tnown is tent '''J. and they fol
low cloely similar redurtions mad
recently on all models of Nash four
th lind-r ears.
"It is not often that a nianufac
lurer presents an witirely new line
ol automolijles at lowered prices,"
caid Mr. L, YV. Nash, "iir we are
in a position rjght now to do exactly
this. Our models are all new and
our prices are bafed upon present
and anticipated cost or materials, to
gether with volume production. We
are very glad to pa? on the saving
to the buyer.
New Prices.
Following are the new prices:
ive-passcnger touring car, i,.vaj;
ken-Dassenaer tounne car, si, aw:
en-passenfjer sedan. fJ.JVU: tour-
kenger coupe, 5-.UW: two-pas-
rr roadster, $I,Jft(i: tour-passen-
tport model, ?l,3)j. Jnese
are all f. o. 1. lactorj'.
reduced vriccs mean The
.Motors company will exhibit
Icominu automobile shows not
Vew models in both four and
cr lines, but that the prices
than at any time in the
utstanding Features.
Iding features of the new
both m the six and four-
fiines, are their attractive
ndies, new Nash easy rid-
gs ana ueico electrical
J here are many other
Taking into account
Refinements to Nash cars.
lare far below those of
L period.
mounces
luchon ot rnces
MaroK,
Digest
price reductions have
hv t'c Cadillac
Company, on all 10
Type 61 Ladillat
Lke effect Tanuarv 1.
bn the touring car is
ruhiirhan $940.
Cicwinc' conditions underlying
innniinrpinrnt. H. II. Rice.
president and general manager,
made this statement:
"We have completed successfully
during the latter part of this year
the task of bringing together prac
tically all of our largest manufac
turing units into what we believe is
the moffjqder!tnd scientifically
arranged automobile -iplant for the
In this new factory we have utiliz&d
every opportunity to systematize
manufacturing , operations in the
making of the Cadillac automobile
and resulting economies have helped
to make possible this reduction in
price without decreasing the quality
of our product. v.-
"We are passing on these savings
to purchasers of Cadillac automo
biles, together with such additional
sayings as, in common with all othjr
manufacturers, . we have secured
from the lower markets for raw ma
terials of all kinds. The lowered
prices, we believe, set an entirely
new standard of motor car value."
Willard Battery Opens
District Offices Here
The Willard Storage Battery com-
nanv of Cleveland opens a district
office in Omaha January 1 with of
fices and warehouses at 1108-1.;
Nicholas street in the. Nebraska
'Transfer company building. The
new district comprises all of Ne
braska, western counties of Iowa
and parts of South Dakota and Wy
oming. Service stations in this local
ity were formerly , served by the
Chicago and Kansas City offices.
More than ll'.OOO square feet of
space will be required for warehouse
and offices. A stock of 2.000 batter
ies will be maintained with a corn
new "organ iza'tion will be ready to
make shipments January 15.
This arrangment will aftord Yii-
dea ersa savine ot time ana
chadless, add to the conven
se'rvicc stations, dealers and
users in this vicinity.
district will be . charge of
rv t-soy. tormcriy assistant man
ager of the Chicago district. Start
ing at the Cleveland district oltice
of the Willard coirpanv in 1916 as
a clerk, Mr. Espy has been promot
ed through the grades of cashier,
shopman, city salesman, district rep
resentative, assistant district manag
er and district manager.
Paige Announces Further
Reduction in Car Prices
The Faigc-Detroit ' Motor Cat
company announces a reduction in
1 rice for every model of passenger
car to take effect January 2.
The current Paige line is desig
nated as, the New Series 6-66 and
Mevij -Series 6-44. open and enclosed
me dels being built on both chassis.
he New Scries 6-66 7-passengcr
touring car has been cut from
$2,875 to $2,195. a drop of $680, and
the New Series 6-66 7-passenger
sedan from ?3.8j0 to 3.155. The
New Series 6-44 5-passcnger tour
irg car which has been selling at
$1,635 is now priced at $1,465, and
the , New Series 6-44 5-passenge-sedan
is cut from $2,570 to $2,245.
There are proportionate reductions
on all other models of the 1922 line.
Brake Squeaks.
Chronic squeaking in the braking
system is generally due to dirt that
has been imbedded in the lining and
is pressed against the drum hen
the brakes are operated. Usually
this dirt may be washed out with
1-erosene, but if it so firmly in
trenched that it refuses to come out
T'lth this treatment a little rosi;i
trjxed with iator oil and applied to
t'r e band v. ill cur: the trouble.
Tommy Milton, prominent in mo
tor race driving, holds the national
speed champioiiliip fur the past ear.
A new tjpe of passenger automo
bile having cut ail cooled engine is
to be inauufactiiied in Philadelphia,
Fa.
According to the report of the
boatd of Indian commissioners, the
American Indians in many cases
sprnd their first proceed of the sale
of tribal lands for high-powered
automobile and a full complement
of accessories.
'J he American Rubber association,
composed of all tire manufacturers
in the cpuntrly, is planning to en
tirely take off the tire mileage guar
antee. In place of the guarantee a
standard form of workmanship and
material will be offered.
The two highest classed cars,
costing $13,000 and $15,000, exhibit
ed at the recent Olympia in London,
the great motor car pageant of
Europe, were sold to the Mahara
jah of Bharatpur and the Hon. Syed
Altaf Ali Newab of Bogra, both of
India.
The latest accomplishment in auto
mobile . tours was made by repre
sentatives of t he Automobile Club
of Southern California when they
circled around the rim c f the United
State in 120 days, completing the
world's greatest charting and road
mapping trip. The distance covered
was 23,000 miles.
The Automobile Club of Mis
souri, with a membership of 20,000
motorists, has chapters in all cities
and towtw in the state. Its principal
purposes are to give road service to
members anywhere within the state
and work for road Icgislatc-n. More
than 150 official garages of the club
are under contract and bond to serve
its members.
Paige to Market
New Low-Priced
Six of Quality
M.'ar Not to iiiiilant Promt
ModU; Will He Named
"Jewrtt," After Com
pany's President.
With the incorporation of Jeuett
Motors, a new Michigan corporal ion,
comes word that h new Detroit
made automobile will shortly be ou
the markrt. The new cur will be
named the Jewett, bearing the name
of Mr. Harry M. Jewett, president
of the Faige-Detroit Motor Car
company.
All of the slock of Jewett Motors
i owned by the Faige-Detroit Motor
Car company, so that the new com
pany is. in effect, a subsidiary. Thus,
the new car will have behind it the
full financial strength of the Faige
Detroit Motor Car company.
The new Jewett car was designed
hy the engineering stall of the
Faige-Detroit Motor Car company,
which has been quietly working for
many months to perfect the type of
light, low-priced automobile which
most exactly suits present-day needs.
The Jewett will be manufactured by
the faige organization.
The existing Faige distributing
organization will form the nucleus
of the sales organization which will
market the new car. Preliminary
announcements recently made to the
trade have already brought inquiries
and expressions of interest from up
w.ird tif 1,000 new dealers, o thai
the present VJe dealer organlra-
I lion is bring rapidly extruded to in
"i re iiuiiiniiii distribution and max
imum volume for this new Detroit
product.
Rounds Out Line.
Fnise rlr-ilrri will handle the Jew
'tt in addition to the present Faige
line. The present Faige models,
both 6 06 and 6-44, vlu'ch have
proved so successful, will be con
tinued. The Jewett, a light car at
a low price, instead of interfering
with the Faige, will round out a
really complete line that offers max
imum sales possibilities under pre
cut condition.
With known financial strength
and an established manufacturing
and selling organization, the Jewett
springs into being fully grown,
wiih immediate possibilities for vol
umc business. It is anticipated that
uiiwar'd of 20.0(H) Jcwetts can be
produced and marketed during 1922,
so that the new enterprise promises
to be a distinct factor in the im
provement of business conditions in
Detroit.
The J-wclt will be a six-cylinder
automobile of light weight. "While
its price has not yet been announced,
it will place the new car in the popular-priced
field.
Tested Many Cars.
"In designing the new car. we had
the experience of all the other
makers in the popular-priced field
before us, and were able to profit
thereby," said Mr. II. M. Tewetr. in
commenting on the new car. "Care
ful study and thorough tests of ex
isting sixes and fours in the low.
price field, convinced us that the six
was the most efficient and satisfac
tory, and in the long run the most
i'loiicniiicai autouiohiie, we vere
slo able to design a irally modern
car witu many market improve
tiieiils.
"I'tining onto the market at this
time with no handicaps, we are able
to secure our materials at a price
that enable us to offer values never
before possible,
"The absence of vibration in i
six means longer life and lower up
keep costs for the entire car. It
also means greater driving comfort.
1 he great advantage of the six under
normal driving condition is obvious
It runs smoother, picks up faster,
and is in every way more desirable
Ironi the owners standpoint.
."The Jewett six will be low in first
cost and in operating cost. With i
vilirationlrss MX-cyhnder motor, and
sound construction, it will show
very lw costs of upkeep and long
life. In beauty, in comfort and in
performance, we feel 'that the new
car will also be a real and pleasant
surprise.
I lie Jewett will be unveiled to
Faige dealers at the annual Faige
dealers dinner during the New York
automobile show. The car will not
be placed before the public until
production is well tinder way, which
win ue early m ly.'J.
costly errors, refund in overcharges
of freight and expreis accounts and
instigations of complaints made
willi the Chamber of Commerce si
tended to by the organisation made
the saving of more than $1,000,000
possible, the statement shows. ,
Thieves Get Alroliol.
. Detroit, Dec. 31. -Forty gallons of
alcohol were stolen from storage
tanks of the Purity Flavoring com
pany here by thieves who broke in
through a rear window..
(ift to Univmily.
Morgantowti. W. Va.. Dec. 31.
Dr. I, t. White of Motgantowu,
iaie geologiVt and president of the
American Cirologic Mcieiv, has just
announced the gdt of 1,900 acres of
coal land in Marion count v, worth,
when drvelnped. between $.1,000,000
and RCOO.OdO to West Virginia uni
versity and the city of Mnrranlown.
Factories liu'reused.
Charleston. W. Vs.. Dec, 31.
West Virginia factories base grown
in number fioui l.luO to l,70o dur.
ing the but year, aecordii'g te an lit
tlil.tnal diiectory Just Compiled
the s'atc department of labor.
pieent numlirr of employes in tr
Hiiii'iir la w umc lite nuniiJci
iii the les r number of factories last
j ear was "o.OOO.
An electrically heated device lis
lun niu'iili-fl t, thlfll letter mnti
packages with sealing wax perfect
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Hi lorin ana iniHriun.
Fee Want Ads Produce Results.
C. of C. Estimates 1951
Dividend at $1,101,516
Business men of Omaha invested
approximately $130,000 in the Omaha
Chamber of Commerce last year and
received a cash dividend of $1,101,
MO, according to the annual report
of some of the activities of the or
ganization being sent out by Presi
dent Tau! W. Kuhns and Walter W.
Head, chairman of the executive com
mittee. Various reforms, corrections ; of
Bearing
you need
ishere
We' can supply you with
. practically any Timken,
Hyatt or New Departure
bearing that has ever been
used in any make or model -of
motor car, truck or trac
tor. Our stocks of Timken,
Hyatt and New Departure
bearings sre complete.
Omaha Branch
1812 Harney Street
Phone Atlantic 2844
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The Stromberg
Gasoline Filter
Avoid Trouble!
Be sure the gas is clean that flows
into your carburetor. Remove the
sediment, dirt and water the
Stromberg Gasoline Filter does it.
It filters the fuel just before it
enters the carburetor removes all
dirt and water cleans the gas.
Can be attached to vacuum tank, to
carburetor or gas line. Easily attached.
No mechanical knowledge necessary.
Do.it yourself.
Needle valve shuts off flow of gas
when sediment chamber is removed
for cleaning. Makes gas easily obtain
able for cleaning spark plugs, patches,
etc Prevents theft it locks the car.
$tate name and model of your car.
Dealers write us at once. This is a
fast selling necessity and you should
get your supply in at once m order to
take care of the big demand.
Umdthy
Stromberg Motor Devices Company
Maauncturen of the StretaMrg Carbvnlor
64 E. 25th St., Chicago, 111.
DitribaUd ky .
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Auto Electric Service Corp,
2205 Farnam Street
Omaha
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Two High. Grade
Automobiles to
Be Given
Away
Absolutely Free
There is nothing misleading about
this statement. We mean just what
we say. Two high grade automo
biles are to be given away absolutely
free of charge. '
Thirty Good Used Cars for Sale
In addition to this we are going to
sell 30 good used cars at unusually
low prices. The prices are lower than
they have ever been. They are
marked down down down.
For Particulars See Us Immediately Easy Payments
Hay ward-Peterson Motor Co.
2052 Farnam Street
Open Evenings, Sunday (New Year's Day)
PRICES
have again been reduced on some of
the best selling and popular models
Wishing All a Happy and Prosperous New Year
We Have Exceptional Values in Useid Cars
NEBRASKA
COHPAHY
CHAS. A.TUCKER, Pres.
OMAHA
18l-K & Hovfdrd St
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DES MOINES
920 Locust. St.
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
365 Happy Days in 1922 for You
You owe it to yourself to your wife and to your children to get
away from the work and worries of each day into the glorious farming
country which lies all around you.
You might as well be a hermit in the midst of abundance as live in
Nebraska or Iowa the bread basket of the world without quick trans
portation to the wonderful farming country so close to your home.
Make a New Year's resolution worth keeping. Get a Ford Sedan.
Don't just WISH for a "Happy New Year." Make happiness every day
for yourself and for every member of your family. Nothing else can
bring so much pleasure and satisfaction or save so much time at so small
a cost as a "Ford Sedan.
Henry Ford fixes the price himself. It is the same everywhere ex
cept for freight. And that price is now lower than before the war.
It is the lowest price ever quoted.
So decide today. Resolve to have a new Ford Sedan delivered at
once and Make a Happy New Year of 1922. The price is only
$660 f. o. b. Detroit.
Authorized Omaha Ford Dealers
UNIVERSAL MOTOR COMPANY. . . .25(52 Leavenworth St.
ADKINS MOTOR COMPANY .4911 So. 24th St.
GALBREATH MOTOR COMPANY. . .60th and Military Ave.
McCAFFREY MOTOR COMPANY 15th and Jackson Sts.
C. E. PAULSON MOTOR COMPANY. .20th and Amei Ave.
SAMPLE-HART MOTOR COMPANY. .18th and Burt SU.
"THE WEATHER IS ALWAYS GOOD IN A FORD SEDAN"