The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-04
THE STUDEBAKER WAGON
AND CARRIAGE FACTORY
! AT SOUTH BEND, IND.
Every Person Visiting Salt Lake,
During the July Holidays,
Should Examine the Studebaker
Improved Wagons,
And Sign Their Names for the
Prize Glff Wagon,
Which Will be Given Away,
October 6, 1880,
Tickets Free.
Main Repository, Wabash Avenue.
Chicago.
'alt Lake City Branch House. 80
and 35 Main Street, Salt Lake
City.

The Studebaker Brothers Manuisc.
turing Company have established q
Branch House in Salt Lake at Noe.
80 and 80 Main street, where they
keep a full line OF everything on
wheels OF their OVID manufacture, and
to parties contemplating purchasing
a vehicle OF any kind, we cheerfully
recommend their goods as being un-
equaled for everything that consti-
tutes perfect wagon.
The Branch House will always have
in stock every size OF farm wagon
from a q to a inch, cast or steel
skein, and freight wagons from 81 to
D cast or steel skein, built with freight
ing boxes or ore beds, for mules or
bulls with all the latest improvements.
They have ample facilities for filling
special orders for the above line oil
wagons and will build wagons of any
desired size or style according to speci-
tcatlon, Alter msking the matter
special study they have procured q
wagon for Utah which cannot be
excelled. 1t is worth the time spent
in examining the stock of wagons,
carriages and buggies in the Stude
baker establishment, the styles being
simply unique.
THE PRIZE GIFT WAGON.
To each gentleman visiting the
House, will be issued ticket, num-
bered to correspond with the register
liet, which will entitle the holder to
one chance in the celebrated Prize
Wagon, built OF native Indiana tim
Der, and vanished to show the nature
of the material. This wagon is pro-
nounced by experts to be the finest
wagon that has run on Utah soil. 1t |
will be disposed of by lottery, on or
about the 9th OF October, by a COM
miitee of we'll known citizens who
will take entire control and see that |
all interested are properly represented |
in the drawing. Ali persons should |
see that their names are on the great |
register, as ell rames in the
end will be arranged alpha
betically under the name of the |
city of the signer, thus furnishing |
Utah with directory. in which you |
will find the name, address and occu- |
patton OF all signers OF the register.
REASONS WHY THE sTUDEBAKER WAGON |
IS PRE-EMINENTLY THE BEST WAGON |
ON WHEELS.
First-It is made of the best selected |
Indiana Timber, the same being cut |
at the proper season of the year, piled |
under sheds. properly dated, and
allowed to remain there from three to
five years.
Second-The wood work, thor
oughly seasoned, is shaped by the
latest improved machinery, and put
together by the Best Wagon Mechsn-
les in the World.
Third-Our Patent Beveled Edged
Projecting Tire saves the paint on the
ielloe, and consequently saves the fell
loe from wearing when running in
frozen rut or on rocky road.
Fourth-The Thimble Skeins are
made OF select iron, and, therefore, do
not break.
Fihh-The Skeins are set By pat
ent Skein Setter, which takes the
exact pattern of the skein to which
the axle is to be fitted, thereby max
ing q true fit AID q perfect running
wagon.
Sixth-It is the only wagon III
which the Slope Shoulder Spoke is
used, hence our wagons have the best
wheels in use, and do not have to be
refi.ted (which is generally the case
with other wheels), but will wear
longer than any other part OF the
wagon.
Seventh-Ths only wagon made
that has the box pressed into the hub
without Wedging, which is done with
a machine of our own invention.
Eighth-It took the highest award
of merit and the Grand Medal at the
Centennial Exposition, and the Silver
Medal at the Worlds Great Fair at
Paris, for excellence of msterisl and
superior workmanship.
Ninth-The. Studeosker Brothers
are practical work men, attend to their
business personally, and do not en-
trust IL to tho loremAII, Hs Is generally |
the case in large factories: hence the /
superiority OF their work over all
others.
Tenth-It is the Best Wagon when
new, and good when old. Freight
ers and contractors will tell you so.
Dealers who nave sod them will tell
you co.
Elevenlh-Tney carry the largest
stock of seasoned timber OF any firm
IN the world, having at all times wood
stock enough on hand OF their own
cutting AID selection to build from |
$4,000 to 100000 wagons, conse-
euently purchasers can at all times
depend on the Studebaker Wagon |
having no green or nseasoned tim
Der in it; hence it is the most reliable !
wagon sold in Utah st the present
day.
Twelith-It is 8 well known fact
that almost all wagons have seasons,
that taey are very poor one year and
better the, next, hence they are not
reliable. This is caused by the manu-
facturers not keeping up their stock
of seasoned material, and il they have
q good demand for wagons one year.
the next year, not having a full stock
of good seasoned msterisl on hand,
they are obliged TO use partially
seasoned timber. hence their wagons
are poor.
ThirteeEth-This can never occur
with the "Studebsker," as they carry
stock enough for four or five years
run at all times, and each season cut
enough stock to make up for what is
used the preceding year. Je30