Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-02-17 | Page 36 | [Untitled]

p Mrs. Jones didn't take her sister W home in the trolley I" It was a wet snowy day there are many such and comfortably to the Jones residence on the l t-.v;3 days in winter, days when the slush climbs up East Bench. It was a happy start for a happy r4 over the most aoproved style of rubbers and visit. ti mi afraS strffi-r'r-s b crowded and to ut It mildly close. his chief purpose the convenience and comfort il fc.;i.- . . , t . . , , ... . it provides for going about in the evenings to 3&fi Mrs. Jones s sister and brother-in-law arrived the , circle of congenial friends the $? p-;'vj that day to ma.ee a short visit. It was the first car make6 u possible for them t0 kocp in touch 11 ''i.. ,:A time they ha(l veiled the Joneses, and natural y 80ciallVi nor yet the Uappy and invigorat- tl VV , 1 both Mr. and Mrs. Jones wanted the visit to jng m00nlight rides which he and Mrs. Jones C': : ' e an enjoyaole one. enjoy bo frequently in the spring and summer. r4 5' A-3 So Mr. Jone3 took a few minutes away from Mr. Jones's real reason for owning an Oldsmo- :, his office that afternoon. He jumped into his bile is a purely business reason. The absuiute M r-.t J,": Oldsmobile, drove out to the house for Mrs. dependability of his Oldsmobile, Its low upkeep M t;?rVti Jones and then back to the station to meet the cost, the thorough protection It affords in all S :.'.., t train. The train was on time and they had only kinds of weather, the time it saves and tho M - T '" j a minute to wait. The visitors stopped into the wider scope to his business activities which It f-Vj -j Oldsmobile there was ample room for their makes possible, makes him a more successful jp' hand baggage, too and they all went swiftly business man. H !NTER-MOUNlAl)LDSOBILECa .,,1 rii 43W4TH SOUTH St)50TEL.WASATCH 4560 We will exhibit at the Annual Automobilo Show, Bonneville Park, f- (' ' 'i'-"' ; t; rebruary 25 to March 2. ?S' frl'-T'' ! '".- V'- -' you can obtain immediate delivery on Model gv?Y! f'?-;?!--'' i:'f. 55 OldBmobiie-Elght, in any of the three body ffi I t'A V --'v';. V.' designs 7-passoriger Touring. Club Roadster rfft M''i''' ' I :'M4-S''' ' , 's .r Standard Eoadster. Tho price is 51631.5-1, ST-fft'tT ,11' r II I' Eh'''-'''' 'J"'1-"'Vi ;aIt Lake-lnc,,,dlnk war tax- JWWin llipllllpl National Power j National owners expert niore from I XWk rfTUUt their ears than the owners of the usual imMMi run of automobiles, and their experta- El!fISHSJi;Ss tions increase ith their use of the f IJl This is particularly true in the inter- ' . ' ' mountain country, where canyon and ,, P:W0tfMB::r4- mountain driving soon discloses a car s I y, J-e1 fctamina and ability to perform. - ' '4 -1 v;'-:- 'J Tho Xatinoal owner never abandons a motor ". . A trip because of severe road conditions. On fv. . :t-f'4:f- teep trades, iu deep snow, or mud, or sand, ( lSHi the tenacious power of the X;.tional motor . -j delivers a steady, smooth pull, even at the tfe' Z?H lowest speed. The squeak and pounding ' jl IWnN-.t '.OtTr-l noise so familiar to many motorists is a I .'1 b-"V;:i"' '-;v strange ' sound to the Xational owner. v - ' - 7 ..-y' .''... "When you own a Xational you expect much iilS'tW'.""'': from your car and your expectations are 'i'i:-!' i , j ' alwavs fullv realized. ' :-'t.c"--.-VxfvAiJiU'--- ' ) We can make immediate delivery of National '''XX:'-T' ' -"a :,Ai:'tv''.',;rv1 6-cylinder cars in 7-passenger touring and i- iW.'?;.'-? S"5-'-'i-i!vL'iik;':''v","; "4 passenger roadster models, at $2145, and or t-fc :irVX:-- JlWift - V;'' National 12-cylinder passenger roadsters at ;; i '-?X'::--tfy'' V-'"-;':1 S2745. Prices include delivery in Salt Lake, ; i'VV' 'V' !?-"- but not war tax. ; ..H.'D2325 'Xw'.'"' We wiU exhibit at the Annual i-' -.f .':'' ?fl;!sSffi5SS?: ''.-,-.:;---'1 ff Automobile Show. Bonneville Park, -'" I ANNOUNCEMENT I H. W. Moore & Co., 141-143 Pierpont avenue, Salt Lake I I City, announce the transfer to thenv of the distributing agency for Kelly-Springfield Trucks for Utah, Southern and Eastern Idaho. Mr. Walter Woods, Kelly-Springfield factory expert, T ! 5 will have direct charge of the service. Mr. G. A. j Patterson, well known to the trade, will be city sales- S man. j s H. W. Moore & Co., Salt Lake Branch, will continue to I I be under the direction of Mr. W. L. Mercer, whose long experience in the transportation and machinery field in- sures for our patrons the best possible kind of satisfac tory business dealings. New blood, new policies, new service. KELLY-SPRINGFIELD I TRUCKS Built Up to the Mark-Not Down to the Market. Phone Wnsalch ISOd. 1 jT