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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1917
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lossip From Gasoline Row
ager Wilson or service Truck
ny sold a 3'i-ton truck to stone
this week.
k, Qllvoss & Boyson, tank butld-
the oil fields, have purchased
Service truck.
Service Truck company re-
two carloads of new truck lout
Hday.
Mllle A Coates of Hominy were
dka the past wcck ana purcnaseu
Itock for their auto supply busl-
Hoininy. 11. a. nausman or
btor Supply company mudo the
Manager noscoe Homan of
k-estone Rubber & Tire Co. wan
Fa tho pant week visiting O. A.
He Is from Oklahoma City.
jl Jerome of Coweta him moved
1 ha ana will locale Jus ramiiy
f ori. He Is' now associated, with
rco Gasoline company.
Iahr, KaHt Second street re-
an, has let the contract for u
Stick and concrete repair shoo at
(fist Second street. The building
fcf 40x90 and will be supplied
p-to-date muhlnery.
0. Sammom, manager Carnation
'Sales compnny, returned from n
tees trip to Kansas City Wodnes
tvcnlntr. McLester, Charles Robinson
I A. Shea, mlesman of Hatcllff
Ws company, drove a Peerless
og, Peerless speedster and Case
imy cars over to Muskogee where
Ht
they placed thenars on exhibition at
the Free Fair tho past week,
J. B. Parker of Ratcllff Sanders
company left Tuesday for the Peerluss
and Liberty factories in Detroit and
Cleveland to Biiperintend the ship
ment of cars to the Tulsa agency.
Elliott & Runyon, Miami auto deal
ers, were In Tulsa the past week and
purchased a Peerless touring and a
fcur-pnKKcnger Peerless roadster of
Katcllff-Sandcrs rompany,
C. K. Todd of Cleveland was In
Tulsa last wee! and purchased a new
Cafe touring car for his personal use.
G. . (Jlllette, an oil operator living
at the Tulsa hotel, In owner of a new
special painted Peerless touring; car,
bought from the local agency.
Manager Secunde of the Jordan-Ree-pitt
company motored over to Blxby
on a buslneNt trip Wednesday.
Mra Ada fowler of North Main
street recently purchased a handsome
Km pi re chummy roadster.
George Trumbly, an oil operator
from Hominy, came to Tulsa loot ! of the Joy
iiiesuay ana lTt ror home in a new
Kmplre chummy roadster which he
purchased for personal ui.e.
The Tulwi Automobile corporation
Is engaged In Installing new office
furniture In Its present headquarters
In the Lynch building.
The Andre Bakery compnny has
added a model 90 Willys-Overland
standard delivery to Its delivery serv
ice department.
velvet Softness
ihalf fuel rations
the Two Power-Range Peerless
ght you are at all times in convj
nd of I Eighty Horse Power. bu
only for what you use.
The Loafing Range
This range covers all ordinary re
quirements. And your car perform
with an ease and grace becoming a
car of such class and distinction. Yet
in this range the fuel consumption is
only half normal for a car of such
size and power.
The Sporting Range
This range gives you power and speed
which few, even of other distin
guished cars can show. Open her
double poppets. You need fear no
contender no road conditions. You,
have a car that will more than hold
jr its own a car of almost unbelievable
v .t contrasts of performance.
Or
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et.ri demonstrate the advantages of two separate
id 'itinct power ranges.
ters $2340 Touring $2340
Sporting Roadsters $2490
1ATCLIFF-SANDERS CO.
Auto Department
it Second Street Phone 4338
CAVA A PARKKn, MANAGERS
Good Territory Open for Live DasJere
Mi. JI. H. Culp. wire of the field
agent of Carter Oil company, Is now
possessor of a new model 83, ftve-pus-senger
Willys-Overland.
J. W. Tldwell of the Southern Cor
nice Works ha a new lllys-nvcrlnnd
si xv.
H. M. Wilson of Turley ciuiio to
Tulsa lust week and went home the
owner of a model 90, flve-passotigcr
Willy-Overland.
A. Nordhaus, manager Muller Tiro
& llubbcr i'o., has returned from a
visit to his former home. Sun Antonio,
Trxns, und snys t lint while the amy
encampment at Port Trr.vls makes
thing lively, he finds business con
ditions jiiHt ns good in Tulca.
f'hnpple Bros, reo '.veil shipments
of Franklins lust week and were sold
out before cars were unloaded. Their
sulrMiien reiort trouble In getting
factory orders filled fast enough for
present sales.
Ijocul automobile dealers believe
that if the war continues It will not
be long until the government will as
sume control of the giifoUno supply
of tho country and pro-rnto the sup-
Ply to risers, ir th's is none some
riders will have to emit on
account or luck of gas.
Charles F. Lukln Is on a business
trip In Detroit and will vlxlt the Hup
mobile and Cndlllac factorlm before
returning to Tulsa.
C. W. Holcoinb of Charles Luldns
Auto compnny was in lmr.'tnt on busl-
ness two mivs the pant week.
B. C. l'ryson of Bartlesvlllo was
business visitor at Iuklns Auto com
pany Wednesday.
It. C. Mott. a Itiiinnotiile dealer of
I'nrtlesville, was In Tulsa Wednesday
H. M. Ooorh of Hlac-kwell was In
Tulsa on automobile business Wednes
day.
As an example of the extraordinary
demand for cars In the Tulsa market,
Chappie Bros, sold twelve Franklins
in twelve days recently and tho man
ager telegraphed sixteen more cars
Immediately. The factory manager
must hae thought there was a ml
take for he did not answer until later
by mall and then raid, "Nothing doing
jum now. jo ears on nana."
It la announced that the Franklin
company will continue the manufac
ture of Its 1917 model during 191.
believing In the popularity of the
present model.
Doctor Moore of Meyer A Moore,
Wlnton six agency, accompanied by
Mr. ixilard and W. D. Hall, went to
Oklahoma City Wednesday on business
In connection with the new North
Tulsa blink, of which Doctor Moore
will be an official.
J. K. Hwlnder and family have re
turned from a delightful trip out Into
tho mountains of Colorado. They
mado the trip in their Beven-pusscngcr
I lay lies.
D. I Woods of the Hayncs Auto
mobile Manufacturing company of Ko
komo, Ind., in In the city for a few
duys vtaiting the local Huynes agency.
Walter K rouse of Wichita, Kan., has
purchased the Hobart garage on south
Main street and took charge Wedncs
i day. He Is plensed with Tulsa and
I will move his family here from Knn-
sa n soon as he can get a house.
Auto drivers report that the Oznrk
trail from here to Oklahoma City Is
In splendid condition. The road from
Tulfa to the othr side of Sapulpa is
not so good, but J. II. Mahnker of
inc w. C. NoitIh Motor 8ales company
made the trip one day lost week In
less than six hours with a new car.
H. IC. Prooka, assistant salesman of
the .ordyke-Marmon factory at In
dianapolis, Ind., was a visitor at the
W. C. Norrls Motor .Sales company the
past veek.
W. H. Wert, formerly with the Kan
sas City branch of the Nordyke-Mar-mon
company, has arrived In Tulsa
and Joined the pales force of the W. C.
fiorrls Motor Sales company.
Charles E. Dent Is having tho Tulsa
Car company equip his Marmon tour
ing car with Westinghousc air springs
ana expects to noon deport for ui
auto tour In Iowa.
Dr. M. E. Page motored "over tc
Nowata last Tuesday a,nd found the
roads In gDod condition.
Vein Kogera of Colllnxvllle has ac
cepted the position of bookkeeper
with the W. C. Norrls Motor Sales com
pany. Juiucm Cruminons and wife made a
motor trip to Kansas City the past
week.
W. B. Kelly, representing the Tulsa
Motor Car compnny,' drove over to
Muskogee to the Free Fair last week
and placed a new Cole cap in h
auto exhibit there.
rhe Tulsa Motor Car mm nun i
exhibiting a- new four-nnsKeneer
Fierce chumnu- roadster n-hir-h
Juat been received from the factory.
The Relby Oil company of Pawnee
purchased a two-ton Pierce-Arrow
u-uck in luisa last week.
The Tulsa Car company shipped a
carload of Kesnemer trucka to Wichita
haii.. Jast week.
C. M. Hurris, an auto don lor nt vni
was In Tulsa Wednesday, purchasing
Studebaker parts. He reports four-
jeen cars sola: In last month. Mr. Bur
rls was accompanied by Sam Snencer
an oil man of Yale, who was looking
ir a truc-K suuaDie ror oil field work.
The Adams Motor Kales company
ha received a new Nash valve-ln-head
car from the factory. This Is
the car that has been watched for by
dealers and buyers.
C. W. Welsh of the Welsh-McNulty
Motor company s making an ex
tended tour of NbW York, Canada and
Michigan, and la taking In the big
autumooiie manuracturlng districts.
He will return the coming week.
Patrick iloran of the Western Auto
Supply company lu'-s returned from a
hort visit to Memphis, Tenn.
Frod Wormington, a Tulsa county
stockman, purchased a Wlllvs-Ovor-land
model 90 for his own use lust
week.
Thomas Richmond, contractor and
builder, now owns an Overland road
ster. Heatherwlck, Wagstaff & Beall, real
estate operators, show their customers
over Tulsa limits In a new model 90,
touring Overland.
O. Y. Parrlsh, manager of the local
Packard Oklahoma agency, has re
turned after a short business trip to
Miami, Ok la., and Kansas City.
O. T. Itoope, service manager of
the Federal Motor company, has re
turned from Detroit, Mich., where he
went to attend a service managers'
meeting at the Packard Motor Car
company. Mr. Itoope returned with
some valuable Information which he
hopes will be of Interest to the many
Packard owners In this vicinity.
C Q. Wilson, general manager of
the Federal Motor company, is spend
ing ten aaya in tne southern part of
the state In the Interests of the com
pany. W. O. Lisajnon of Bartleavllla. Ok la.
drove home Friday In a new series
II Chandler seven-passenger touring
car.
John R. Knapp of the Henderson
Oosollne company of Nowata, Ok la,,
la the owner of a new seven-passenger
model IS Chandler touring car. pur
chased this week - from the local
agnt, the edersj Motor company. .
Beth May has returned from a thr
Everybody Knows
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Confidence
EVERY Buick owner
trusts his car; he re
lies on. its thoroughbred
behavior under all conditions.
Buick Sedan
Everything aboit this
beautiful sedan denotes
quality and refinement. It
has been designed for the
family whose mode of liv
ing demands a car equal
to the requirements of ac
tive social life.
Pullt on a long wheelbase chassis
with cantilever springs, it Is excep
tionally easy riding. Its handsomo
Upholstery, Its linlsh and complete
ness marks ft with distinction In any
group of closed cars and brings to Its
owner the gratification that comes
with the possession of those things
that are universally admired and ap
proved. Nothing that extreme good tasto
could suggest has been omitted and
the moHt painstaking care has been
plven to even the small dotails.
He has confidence that the woman at the
wheel will find only safety and comfort in
its easy handling, its positive action and im
mediate delivery of power.
Confidence that, whether passers-by note the
car or whether experts examine it, the ap
pearance will be admired, the mechanical su
periority unquestioned.
This confidence has come because Buick
builders have produced a car which is gen
erally accepted as a high form of public serv
ice. Buick sense of responsibility accepts
this public service as a public trust.
Buick Prices F. O. B. Tulsa
Inc tiding War Tux
Model E-34 $885 Model E-35 $885
Model E-44 $1,381 Model E-45 $1,381
Model E-49 $1,631.75
Model E-50 $2,328.50
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
Fred Shaw Motor & Supply
Second and Boulder Ave.
Company
Phone [phone]
months' stay In
Isssiaa. saa kins iha
the Xew England
vis rvet)o4 (a hi
I'ackard touring car. Mr. I51y says
the roads are fine, as well as the flsh
iiik', and that he was well pleased with
the performance of his car.
Clyde Flckard of Oklahoma City
purchased a slxteen-valve Stutx
speedster from tho Federal Motor
company tho past week.
The i-'edcral .Motor company un
loaded five carloads of the new series
18 Chandler cars this week.
Glen Hcrryhlll and wife of Sapulpa
drove ovtr Saturday In their new 3-35
Packard touring car. Mr. Uerryhlll
has owned his new cur but a few
dHs and is well pleased with his pur
chase.
W. A. Bourne, F. W. I). salesman
with the Federal Motor company, has
returned to Tulan. ufter a few days'
business stay In Wichita and the sur
rounding oil fields.
The Federal Motor company Is
expecting to unload six P. V. D.
trucks the coming week. Owing to
the government taking over the K. V
1). factory. It la hard for tho local
agent to supply the demand for these
trucks.
Ii M. Dclllng, formerly chief engi
neer of the Mercers Auto company, has
Joined tho Saxon Motor Car corpora
tion as chief Inspecting official, ac
cording to a letter received by Man
ager Jones of the local Saxon agency.
Uo'lney Jones, nuinager of the
Tul-m branch of the Saxon Motor Car
corporation, was in Muskogee most
ot' last week, superintending an ex
hlbit of Saxon cars at the free state
fair.
V. B. Crawford, real estate dealer,
is now riding around In a new five-
passenger Overland, which he bought
last week.
A. W. IiOonaiM Is nhowlng his real
est:itc customers over the city In a
new Overland car.
H. P. Pinlth of the Western Auto
Supjily company and O. Y. Parish of
tl-e Federal Motor car company made
a tour this week to Miami, Joplln and
Kansas City. The trip was made In
Mr. Smith's new Packard touring car.
. D3:tor and Mrs. Halm are owners
of a late model Anderson touring car,
pvrehased last week and of which
Mrs. Haln Is Justly proud.
D. Caspary, oil operator, and John
V. Ptarr, well-known architect, have
new motors of the latest Anderson
touring models.
The Hughes Motor company has re
ceived several Andersons In the sport
and touring models, which are reudy
fur delivery. This Is the car which
has self-heating attachments, making
traveling in the winter time as pleas
ant as In any other kind of, convey
ance. Purdy Motor dompany received two
loads of Iteos last week and has re
ceived word that the Reo factory has
nearly doubled Its former capacity
and yet has to work overtime to fill
orrteri.
Treasurer Smith of the Purdy Mo
tor company says he saw more old
model cars In the east than can be
found In the west and says some of
tho f ld-fashlond first-make of Reo
cars are still In use In Lansing, Mich.
J. J. Barlow of Ollton was In Tulsa
the past week and went home with a
new model five-passenger Mrzwell,
purchased from the Purdy Motor
company.
A demonstration of the power of
the new Duplex, Stt-ton, 4-wheel
drive truck last week attracted con
siderable attention. The truck was
loaded to capacity and driven up hill
and down hill to show control and
pulling power.
Fred Shaw returned last week from
the BuIck and Republic truck fac
tories, where he has been looking
after, some shipments of cars and
truck te hi Tulsa agency. ,
Cal Wilson of the Producers Oil
company Is driving a new Buick light
six roadster.
K. D. Hanawalt of theAtlantic Pe
troleum company Is the proud owner
of a new Buick light six roadster.
James H. Gardner purchased a new
Buick light six touring car.
The Cosden Pipe Line company, the
Carter Oil company, George B. John
son. Dr. R. R. Smith, W. O. Nichols.
Theo J. List, Cosden Oil A Gas
Co., O. R. t'pp and I II. Margrave
purchased 1918 Bulcks last week.
Guy M. Davis, salesmanager for the
Fred Shaw Motor company, reports
that his company has received six
carloads of Buicks In the last ten
days and has that many more now In
transit.
The Fred Shaw Motor A Supply Co.
reports the following Republic truck
sales In tho past two weeks: Car
ter Oil company, four two-tons
and one Sft-ton; H. F. Wilcox. 2-ton;
Cosden Pipe Line companv, 2-ton; Mr.
Arbon of the Oklahoma Producing A
Refining Co., 2-ton; Shaw Transfer
company, 2-ton; Warren Caldwell Oil
company, 1-ton; Smith A Weathers,
1-ton; G, T. Braden, two 2 -tons.
Mr. Davis also reports these sales:
Ton Republics for Carter Oil com
pany; eight Republics for Shaw
Transfer company; six Republics for
the Cosden Pipe Line company; three
Republics for H. P. Wilcox, and elev
en Republics for G. P. Braden.
C. S. Bowers, representative of the
B. F. Goodrich Tire A Rubber Co.,
was In the city last week visiting with
the Welsh-McNulty Motor company,
local Studebaker dealer.
He Couldn't Oill Uic Turn.
Kmll Lentx Inadvertently made a
bad break at the break fowl table the
other morning. He told his wlfo that
ho was going to sell two old sows and
that he would give her all they
brought over $120. He thought he
was easily In the clear on this but ho
had to fork over a 110 bill when he
got home.
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Sedan, 1095
Sedanet, $645
Value Defined
You ere doubtless able to pay much more
for a motor cor than the Dort price.
But it isn't a matter of what you can af
ford to pay but what you nave to pay.
what you have to pay for the utility,
aturdiness and performance you require.
what you have to pay for the beauty,
comfort and convenience you desire.
The Dort typifies softd motor car value
pleases the eye and performs consis
tently. See it to-day.
LON R. S1ANSBERY
610 South Main Street Phone 394
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