Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-25 | Page 45 | Oaklands Represent Utmost Car Value

smaller amounts for transportation than owners of other cars of the same class. All of this is a result of the scientific construction which makes those cars lighter but stronger per pound of weight. Their tires are extra largo for the weight of the car, which is the feature insuring: great mileage." OAKLANDS REPRESENT UIOSTCI VALUE Sharman Points to Tremendous Tre-mendous Resources Back of the Sensible Six. The all-around efficiency of the Oakland Oak-land Sensible Six, demonstrated to the entire satisfaction and delight of thousands thou-sands of owners, is proving a consistent consis-tent winning feature for this car of moderate price and economical operation, opera-tion, according to Fred Sharman, manager man-ager of the Sharman Automobile company, com-pany, local representatives of the Oakland, Oak-land, who are scoring another season of great success in sales of this automobile. auto-mobile. "We believe that the Oakland Sensible Sen-sible Six delivers more in ability, convenience con-venience and comfort for less m cost than anv other car of its class," declared de-clared r. Sha.rman. "Further, we believe be-lieve it affords the utmost in value of materials, workmanship and design which can be abtained with a moderate initial outlay. "Indeed, it would not be possible to produce this car value without the tremendous resources back of it plus the years of development put into the tvpe of chassis upon which Oakland reputation so' firmly rests. All of this conviction is based on simple facts, which we are prepared to give. For example, ex-ample, facts which show how an engine en-gine capable of forty-four horsepower is made to operate over IS to 25 miles on one gallon of gasoline and how a five-passenger open or closed model is built' so as to permit tire mileage of 8000 to 12,000. "People who can well afford to pay more choose Oakland Sensible Sixes for their complete excellence and their sound economy. Investigations show-that show-that Oakland owners are spending