TIIU EEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. APRIL 23. WX.
Auto Business
Shows Increase,
Asserts Dealer
0rrlati( Sain Here in Ut
Three Months Kurri)
Total for Ul
Year.
There it current c-piniun on ths
automobile row that the automobile
im.inrii it corning hack very tron.
Anmng tlio.e ho thare ihii opinion
i V. W. r a. manager (( thf Oia
h .rch of illy.Ovfflnd. Inc.
Mr. Fat (eel t!ui a dealer lio it
ml ft'llmf aiitnniohile today i re
DO'tuhlf cntirrlv for hi condition
and that merchant and farmer
alike are ready to buy in alnot
every ifction. In upport of thl
contention Mr, I an point to the
fact that during the pa.t thrre
month the total a' of the Omaha
hunch have eorrrdrd alet during
the entire preceding year.
Mr, Kat lurtber taie that the de
mand lia o far exceeded hi ex
pert t inn that it impn.nhle for
the branch to make drlixerir to
mi Vill--Kiiight tourng rai.
coupe or roadter, and on Overland
cnune and rnier. The upp!v
of the.e model lu been coinnletfly
old. However, material and labor
condition will permit the faclorie
to catch up with bark order in a
mwi "ore a!i(aclory way.
Mr. Fat called attention to a C'tv
in a neighl)Oriiig Mate where the
automobile fraternity a whole had
accepted the belief that condition
were verv poor. A dealer who had
no knowledge of condition in the
particular town wa induced to take
over the contract and in h than
three month had old 51 auto
mobile. Indication point to an in
cre"; buine during the balance
of 1922.
Sprague 1922 Production
Doubles That of Last Year
Twice at many Sprague tire and
tube were manufactured in March
this year a in the corresponding
month lat lear, according to E. II.
Sprague.' president of the Sprague
Tire r Rubber company, Eight
eenth and Cuming. Sale for the
tame month urpassed production
and the mill i still behind on order
for some larger size in cord tire.
"Due credit mutt be given stock
holder for their efforts in estab
lishing dealers in the surrounding
territory." said Mr. Sprague.
"Through their -help, firmly estab
lished channel of distribution have
been secured and with the increased
manufacturing facilities and effi
ciency, the outlook is bright for this
company.
Emergency Leak Repair.
In case of real emergency a hand
ful of cornmeal poured into 'a leaking
radiator will often serve to (top the
leak. The meal settles in and about
the hole, drawn there by suction,
and serve aa a temporary repair.
However, when it comes time to
make a permanent repair, there may
be some difficulty in getting the corn
meal out of the water system, and
the best thing to use is steam or
water under pressure, .which will
force the granules out.
F.O.B.Dttroit
$2195
One Demonstration Will Satisfy You
That Paige is Master of the Highway
Under the hood of the Paige 6-66 is a
mighty 70-horsepower engine that
performs its work with the ease and
smoothness of a giant turbine. This
vast reserve power means not only
great performing ability but long life
and uninterrupted service.
Remember, that the Paige 6-66
Daytona model holds every world's
stock chassis speedway record from
5 to 100 miles. Here is proof, not
27th
6-66
6-66
6-66
6-66
6-66
6-66
Offi.ul of Tire Comiiisiiy
24)i HuMiiex Iuiprotitig
I. V. Mowe. viit pre.idmi and
! g'lieral ate manner oi the Kelly
i pf,rnf.ld lire and Rubber com
panv ul ,Vw tik I nr. wa a wur.t
el II, C. Sriuijeq Ut week m
coiiiirtin.n wan a trip through the
middle wr.irni Male.
While in Omaha. Mr, Mowe had
tevrral conference with the alr
erf animation and hi report on the
t.tuaiiofi were trr favorable con
uii'ng entiie middle western c
l.or. Mr, Mowe' Matement indi
tat that Kelly pringiield tale are
very muih on the up grade and that
a very kticett.ful hu.inr. during the
coming year u expected.
Auto Firm Head
Optimistic Over
Trade Outlook
Dt'tHioiiiiei and Rie in Food
stuff Prirei Giving Fanners
More Buyiiifc Power,
Says Willys.
Juliu X. Willy arrived in Toledo
III week, after a 17,000-milc trip,
during which be ha viMtrd piac
tualtv all of the targe branche and
distributor of the Willyt-Overland
company wet of Chicago, lie ex
pret.ed optimium over the imme
diate prospects of hu.ine.
"When I tarted on thi trip,"
aid Mr. Willys. "I wa aware that
extraordinary economic had been
hrousht about during the tat yrai
in the manufacturing cud of the
automobile industry. I wa gratified
and surpri.ed at the extent to which
thete same economies have permeat
ed the dealer establishments.
The public, too, i helping bring
down cost by a more cartful dis
crimination in buying. '
"All of these factors have bad a
marked influence in reducing prices
to the point which make the own
crxhip of an antomobile today the
mcst economical of any period in
motor car history.
"The rise in prices of foodstuff
has given farmer all over the west
a renewed optimism, - while econo
mies have given farmers a better
buving power.
"Business has moved a long ways
ahead during the last few month
and the fundamental betterment is
reflected very strongly m the tale
of motor cars.
"This betterment in business is
also being reflected in our export
sales, which have shown a marked
increase.
"Everywhere there is' season for a
genuine optimism for American bui
mess." "
One of the best lubricants and pre
servatives for the leaves of automo
bile springs is flake graphite and
lubricating oil mixed to a consistency
of a paste and applied with a paint
brush. This prevents the accumula
tion of rust and contributes to the
easy riding qualities of the part.
The Wisconsin Highway depart
ment publishes every week a blue
print map showing routes and road
conditions throughout the state.
The subscribers are chambers of
commerce, hotels and garages. New
construction, detours, etc., are plainly
indicated.
jm m uaot nr i
Nebraska-Paige Company
Ave. and Harney Sti. .
The New 6-66 Prices
131 inch tcftad bam- 70 har poatr
Lake-wood, 7-Pas. Touring - $2195
Larchmont II, Sport Type - 2245
Daytona, 3-Pau. Roadater "- 2495
Sedan, 7-Pasa. - - - . . 3155
Limouaine, 7-Pass. - - . - 3350
Coupe, 5-Paaa. ..... 3100
Cord tini standard
Dealers Attend
lwdson Tractor
Testjleldllere
l,n ttirei on IW of Mat Itiin ry
Arcoinjiany I)eiiiuiilrutioii
Staged Near lilmwooil
Park.
One hundred and fitly men iumi
the tartou. toid iigaiiiat'Oii
throuvmnit the iate intended a
tractor demembration held near
Klin wood park ThurtJay and listen
ed to a number of lecture on the
uie of the tractor in connection with
preeiit-day fanning.
The I'ord Motor company ha
S655 jess in 'Price
31 Finer Qualities
GREATEST achievement of the Year! 31
new features increase the value of the
Stephens Salient Six in comfort, economy,
power, dependability. Yet the price is $655
lower than it was nine months ago.
10,000 recent letters from owners proTe with
100,000,000 miles of service that no car equals
the dependable low-cost service of the Stephens.
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Mid-City Motor & Supply Co1
Distributors
2216-18 Farnam St.
OMAHA
only of superb performance, but
heroic strength and stamina.
You should ride in the 6-66 to learn
the zest of ample power and perfectly
balanced chassis construction. Then
you will at once notice the benefits
of 131 inches of wheel base and 61
inch rear springs.
And remember that the Master of
the Highway is now yours for $2195.
OMAHA
Phone DO.
The New 6-44 Prices
119 inch Khetl bate SO horst four
6-44 Touring, S-Pass. ----- $1465
6-44 Sport Type, 4-Pass. - - - - 1595
6-44 Roadster, 3-Pass. . - - - 1465
6-44 Sedan, 5-Pa$s. 2245
6-44 Coupe, 4-Pass. - - - - - 1995
Ar Prices F. O. B. Factory. Tax Extra
tquipment on all modclt
' r.ultli.lud appMMinatety I'M enperi
niYiital (arm in Nrbra.lu, Iowa and
I smith Itakuta The.e farm are
j hr.ng uprMlrd under nperviion of
i lie thaler who are tetbng rord.on
lr.:i tor..
At M.SO a. m. the Turd dealer
cml.lcj m ihe I'ord plant to li.ten
to Me. Cooper of the llenipy Cooper
Manufacturing company, manufac
turer ti .prt'ial hnp equipment for
I'ord car and 1 ordoit tractor.
I-rout there the entire wganiiation
j went t" the hradc)uartert of the
Oliver l lulled How company, wncre
I', A. Bacon of the Oliver company,
who i a rrcoiiiiied authority on
miiU. gat the dealer a very com pre
hriikive ftiirvcy of (cientitic farming.
Among the oilier speaker of the
day were r'red Daub of the Ameri
can Seeding Machine company,
manufacturer of the Am.co culti
vator, which i denigned to be op
erated by one man. Mr, 1'arroit.
district manager of the Oliver Chill-
Phone AT. 2462
3660
ed Plow company, aiul Mr, DoUhiii,
mIio niaitularuire a ira4 gowrtme
for FortJ)it iraiiuii., iii.ni.rij iln.'
(arming nnulion.
Crached Crank Cnamber,
Wh.n a l'i- i'.nW ilrrU(. in (lie
crank chamlifr i hut one cure,
which muit be admiiiiirrei) hy a
firm tpecialiiing iu wrUhng. II the
crack i mall one, hotmrr, it can
be repaired hy riveting a thin metal
plate over the ho!e j-rea cinliuciJ
by Uie crack. I( the lirrak it ery
imall a hole can he drilled at each
end of the crack to l;rer il from
prrading and thpn ilie uhule can
be burred oter with a haninrr and
chitrl.
Any Hyatt
IlrvDapartcre
orTunlcQ
BsarinvcTi
-mstocii.
Briaga Sarvica Coaapaajr
OMAHA BRANCH
IBM Hany Slraal
rbaa AtUolle 8a44
of ihe Bee-'
all the neva
a
iui.rt-
Mechanically ?
Those who've driven
it's a real wonder.
Appearance?
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The
I niim-in n i
A worthy successor to its
beautiful Packard forebears.
Sple ?
The newest and latest of
Packard products.
Cost of Operation ?
The new Single Six is miserly
in its use of oil and gasoline.
Scott
3016 HARNEY
Hffittiiifi 0!J Pi.tona
When an old rt ! uiton rracl.e
ti, ktaae nlicrv reilccinent i nrf
fan, it u miictiiir i.il)lr i avoul
thi epen hy having the wn 'l
en.pan.lrd m clle'l Ihe proce
Ukcd for ln i hy heating the piktout
one at a time in a Ul of ht char
coat, ytliith completely cover them.
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F.O.B.
DETROIT
Terms if Desired
Authorized Omaha Ford Dealers
ADKINS MOTOR COMPANY 4911 So. 24th St.
GALBREATH MOTOR COMPANY. . . .60th and Military Ave.
McCAFFREY MOTOR COMPANY. . . .ISth and Jackson Sts.
C. E. PAULSON MOTOR COMPANY. 20th and Ames Ave.
SAMPLE-HART MOTOR COMPANY. .18th and Burt St..
UNIVERSAL MOTOR COMPANY 2562 Leavenworth St.
New Packard Single Six
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A new Packard Six that
will-set Omaha a-talking I
Here is a car so graceful, so easy to ride in, that your
imagination will fail. Only a ride in it will give you a
true idea of these qualities. It's hard to believe that
such a car as this can be purchased with so little money.
Here are the models, with the price cf each at Detroit:
Five-Passenger Touring . .$2485 Five-Passsnger Sedan . . .$3275
Four-Passenger Sport . . . $2650 Roadster . . . . $2485
Coups . . . . . . . $3175 Seven-Passenger Touring . $2685
Seven-Passenger Sedan $3525
Seven-Passenger Sedan Limousine . . $3575
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We have the seven-passenger touring car on display. You are invited
to ask us for a demonstration during ' this .nice driving weather.
"Packard Is a PackardAsk
the Man Who Oivns One"
it tay
-Biiry Motor Car
The charcoal i luought to a rd hot I
heat ai d i lUcn allot ed i.i u.
When ihr tiituu u irmofl it
1 11 n H il t he oii.i4uaiiiy rlli'. '
oiiift mr a itiiu h a ii't of an Inch
1'i.ti.n. wi t'i.iol aie ni a H''
a net i'iir. hut cmulriahle t'
xne Med. and llie clearance it
returned prrtty c'"e to nonnal. ,
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Every Merchant knows that
quick delivery means sales ex
pansion, greatly reduced costs
and better satisfied customers.
Expand yet Economize. Buy a
Ford and Bank the Difference.
We can supply a body to mett
your special requirements.
ii-"rir-'-n Ji ' - ' - - " . v
HARNEY 0010
Wglrlt the Hear
In car ith Healing rear a!,
whicli drprudo upon lh hub (ipi to
Urp the a'e thaftt in ltce, the
car IhmiI. he iiupettrd orraionly.
In a recent ce the hub cap
Uit and tin al (halt had darted to
Mprk it way out of lha houing.
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