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Show HOLDS n IS SUREST CI A.' C. Jocelyn and party of three of Kansas City, Mo., driving a Packard Twin Six car and piloted by a liveried chauffeur, arrived in Salt Lake Friday of last week. Mr. Jocelyn stated that he left his home in Kansas City early in August, and had driven his auto al most constantly since that time, having traveled from tho Missouri metropolis through Yellowstone park to the Pacific coast, down the coast to San Francisco, and was bound east again, and the Packard has not been in the shops a minute except for oil and gas on the whole trip. When asked by A. S. Sims of the Sims company, local Packard distributors, distribu-tors, why ho drove a Packard on the trip, Mr. Jocelyn, who is the owner of two other well-known and high-priced cars, said: "We took the car that we know would bring us home again." "Only another proof," says Mr. Sims, "of the wonderful performance of the Packard Twin Six. When Packard owners own-ers talk the way Mr. Jocelyn talks, they are not trying to sell anything, they are sincerely enthusiastic, because they realizo that they are traveling in the highest type or passenger transportation transporta-tion on the motor market today. "Such statements as Mr. Jocelyn 's form the basis for the Packard slogan, 'Ask the man who owns one.' " |