Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-21

So large has become the repair Work
Of the Andrew Murphy & Son Co. 1t has
been necessary to put on extra help.
Murphy ceretainly does IT," and the
people having repair work TO be done
have found II out
The T. C. Northwsn company sold an
Atterbury truck to the Auto Delivery
and Messenger company.
TIE II. E Fredrickson Automobile com
pany received big Pierce Arrow touring
car last week. The car is Of magnificent
design, and is finished in a Wiley wine
color, and is a seven-passenger machine.
]. T. Dunlap OF the Nebraska Farm
Journal bought a Nyberg ''40' last week
from the Omaha Auto company.
N A Hawkins. commercial manager
Of the Ford company. says 75.o0 Ford
cars will be put on the market as sched-
uled. There are certainly some Fords
used in the city.
D. NJ. Beal. manager OF the Moline
company. has rented the building at 2l2s
Farnam street until his new garage Is
ready for use.
The Carter Car company reports a
tremendous business last week. both In
the city and in the country. The great
hill climbing ability Of the machine is
one OF the reasons for its great success
with the farmers.
George Rasmussen. general manager Of
the Nebraska Brige. Lumber and Sup
ply company. purchased OF the w. l.
Huffman Automobile company the hand
some special Abbott-Detroit a demi-
tonneau car Thursday that has attracted
so much attention since its arrival IN
Omaha
George r Payne OF Fair Acres pur-
chased a Hupp-Yeats electric from the
w L. Huffman Automobile company last
Thursday.
w l. Morrison Of Conway. Ia, was IN
the city Thursday and made a contract
with the w. l. Huffman Automobile
company for the agency for the Hupmo-
bile in Taylor county, Iowa
A. II. Jorgensen Of Kmballton. IA.
drove his new seven-passenger Abbott
Detroit a home Friday. Mr.. Jorgensen
purchased this car from the W. L. Huff
man Automobile company during the Au-
tomobile show.
Kudrna & zajlc Of cowles, Neb.. con-
mobile company for the sale OF Hupmo-
biles in Webster county last Thursday.
They expect to build a new garage soon
and anticipate selling fifty cars during
the season.
v. c. Redding OF Minatare contracted
with the w. L Huffman Automobile
company last week for the sale of
Hupmobiles in scott's Bluff county.
The Paul Auto company Of ST. Paul.
Neb.. closed a contract with the W. L.
Huffman Automobile company for the
sale Of Hupmobies at that place for the
1872 season.
winn & watties Of Neigh. Neb., were
In the city last Wednesday and made
q contract with the W. L. Huffman Auto
mobile company for the sale Of Hupmo-
biles in Antelope county.
d. r. Sherrel Of Galloway. Neb. closed
a contract with the W. l.. Huffman Auto
mobile company for the sale Of Hupmo-
biles In Custer county.
Since the announcement of the Peerless
models for 1913. Guy l. Smith has re-
ceived a great many requests for cata-
logues. Mr.. Smith says that each year
the people are demanding more luxury
and comfort in an automobile and that
the Peerless is satisfactorily meeting this
demand.
Guy L. Smith reports the sales Of three
six-cylinder FranklIns last week MIR.
Luther Drake. Mr.. Robert Rosenzweig
and Mr.. J. A. Cavers were the purchasers.
Lee Huff Of the Nebraska Buick Auto
company says he is more convinced than
ever that satisfied customers are the
best salesman, and he is in receipt of a
letter from one Of his Buick customers
as follows.
Il wish to write you few things re-
garding the Buick model IS that bought
Of you last fall. l have driven this car
about 5000 miles over the sandiest and
toughest roads In Nebraska. Also made
trip to McAlester. Okl.. and drove
through sand and up steep hills and
pulled the sandbar on the South Canadian
river where a forty-horse power car was
stalled and had to be pulled out by a