Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 07, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1923 FOUR A THE UNIVERSAL CAR ' mmmmmmm i . i..juii nun iin 1 1 v 1 1 ; '"'""''''"""jTI I 1 r"j : ". urn mM MWll i Ny-1J li21 . I .'mkfwxfi mi J i J J IJsi ! 1 M rr 13 i An attractive r.ew coach has bfon aild'il to ImhIhv UroihTH lln of patvrunv earn and is on d:.- ;i!ay fur the first timti at the New Yorli a'iti.mob'1'' allow. Characteristically Poik't" Ilrnth errt," I the roinim'tit most frciui-iit- ly made ly iiitsoii i-xar-i.imiK it. The Biggest Value in a Wastes? Car iov the Farcsily' The For dor Sedan provides room for the whole family. Yet it is a light, easily handled car the kind you want for the months of change able weather and difficult driving conditions. In low purchase price and low upkeep cost, in case of driving and parking, in universal service and in minimum service charges, the Ford car is the unquestioned standard of dependable transportation at lowest cost. Fprdor Sedan $660 Tudor Sedan SS80 Coupe ... S20 Touring Cur 210 Runabout - 260 On op. cm ilpnounr.M rtmt rod ftiiwt are VTi ctcri. All frlca f. o. b. Detroit Vow ran twyanj Tmdrat hi muling a mnult dim-n-fKii tnrnl and arrant inf etilT Careful retani fir quality as well as biauiy In evident In every de tail of con.it ruction and appoint- merit. The Krarelul lines are act, off to advatnaw by the lacquer finluli In Iioilf lirothi r bliio, with a body stripe of tarlouche yellow. Slirnitl ai:d belt are black uul th mullciy wheela a.-e blue, Honrs and win ilov.n are exceptionally larre, af tordini? a clear vixion on K.I fides and permitlin paaseni-'era to enter and leave the car with the t-reatcsl ease. K.vh of the two doors Is -duipped Willi a pull to handle on the moldintr. nr-atly simpi.fyini; the ciosin. cur is lock) .1 by a hiuli-Kiade lock on the ritht door. The two front flea's till forward, adding farther to the convenience of occupants. The rear teat Is spa- in: unl romlortiib e. aiionunK ample rootn for three a!uliii. The upholstery Is dark brown, aurac tive and of excellent wearing (juali- lies. The equipment also Includes a rubber mat in the forward section and a carpet on the rear floor, dome lh;ht, foot rest, n.echanleal window .tt'-i s. Iran.-tuissliin lock and alito miu'.c windshield wiper. The latter is controlled l.y a vr.Uo on the In-' atriiinent boaid and is reKard. d us unu.rually efficient. The wlndstilelil is of tic: one-piece, self-ventllating type and carries a fixed visor. Equipped with balloon tires and a lion rumble roof, anil built on IhidL'o r.rothers tlardard chassis, it rides smoothly and comiortably U over any roads. There is every reason to believe, I accordlnir to J. o. Newir.'Mi ana Sen. Ood'e tirolhers dei.lirs in ItoseburK. that denir.nd for Iho ooach will quicl.ly reac he.ceplioli :il m-ooorlions. "Tho sturdy construction and i smartness of tho lines and Interior j aopoiiitinentd, not to mention the' proven dependability of the chas sis, make it dili'icult to believe that coach will quickly rcai h eci inii n f. o. b. Detroit," ho suid. "Hut that ,s the price -anil I am certain the public, will lll-.e it." ! I where tho northwest how has. I been held for the past five years, j In addiiion to providing a down-l town location, the Multnomah ! ' . , i II a onifa tnr HI mOTM lUOVIl 111 myy.v - ! Ill il tha" ''V el'r be0re Det'n Hhon m I'oriiauu Buiumuii.. exhibit, as It offers twice the llleor space available at the au I dUoriuni. ! At the show' last year in the ! public auditorium 136 cara were exhibited. ,iviieauy yymiiiviii have txen made for the showing of 210 cars and final allotment will provide for exhibition of 2 machines. Provision is also made for a comprehensive exhibit of com mercial cars and trucks. Show M.a.e for 41 such vehicles have already been signed. Kor the fust tlnio in the history of the automobile shows in Portland lully adequate space will be pro filed for the exhibition of ac cessories anil automotive equip ment, with 31.00U square feet in the building allotted to this pur pose. More than ever berore. accord ing to Jlr. fitaehll. the show will be truly representative of the entire northwest. Last year the iittistered alteudcnce of dealers Fiiowcd that representatives of G.'.tl Oregon firms attended, 301) from Washington, a ', number from Idaho and a special car Irom Butte, Mont. With practical: every major manufacturer of motor cara rep- I re-entcd in lliu Portland terri tory, an exhibit Is looked ;for which will include ull of the la test developments, together with a widespread ottering of new types and models in almost ail tho standard lines. S AT THE KW Jill 91 m crtT on mt ro a WrrkN Pimhait I'lan. I h d d aUr in yvur tiriKfW h.nKovd will fiddly plain bulh plant in dttaiU e th Nearest Authorlxed Ford Dealer NEW YORK, N. Y., Juu. 6. T!u) Aato Show season, which formally opened 0 here Kriduy. Lroujiht a new attraction to l.io.idway a Kurd final assemb ly line, in full action, producing n w Ford cars at thu rate of one very PORTLAND 10 . POKTI.AM). Jan. . I'oruial announcement of lite Sixt-iuih Annual Northwestern regiouul Auto Show, (iliedilled for Jalill arv 31 to 1'eliruaiy 1, was made few minutes from 10 o'- I I ... k In the morning until 11 o'clo k at night. The famous old throroughfare rover saw anything like this be tore. The curious began to wonder what was going on early in the wwek when cars were removed lioui tile attractive and spacious rllowrooni oi the Now York City lira lull of the .Ford Motor Com nany on liroadway at Fifty- i'oiirth street. J hey wonaereu day or so lulor when fixtures and conveyor to take form in the room, ana then Friday illuming, curiosity Rave way to amaze ment. Ford was building cara on Kroadway. Throngs began to gather out side the windows, inside along j the line of operation to see and to marvel. Ihoy ve been coining For qu!k results o Nuw rtevisw clasKiflcn advert lemen" 1 hiv et resnltn Tuko your iirinllng needs to the v.iwu lie view exclusive Job print-! 111!' llep II hnellt USED i STDDEBAKEKS I tomobllo Dealers A;l.ociatlon, which will sponsor the event. Tho sliuw is to be hctil in the . new iMiilinomiut dioi k, at .nuie- The plant of ('.. I. Flos, local leenth and .Washington streeis. dlHtrlluitor of (leneral l'elioli um Portland s new $Vt'ti,i"U aulu Products, Is hearing completion mi, the. building, ami lie will deliver Ceneral lla-j The entire upper story of the sollne in about-two weeks. new structure will bo used lor ..., Hint he w exnioiiiou purpiisn.-, uwiii iiiine iii.i.i Uie lower by slot late last week by Kalph J. hiaeii li, secretary of the Portland Au- everv uav Bint8 in constantly iu- :i:.Kit.i, iA.si,ii: soo.v. Mr. Kle ..iiii.Iv Hie ilea era between wiin uie niiv. 1 w o : i lie Drain and ('niiyonviim. large tank trnrka will he re nulrt d to care for these dealers. Hue to the tremendous expan Real Bargains, and Pricc3 Are Right fcr Quid: Sales. SOLD WITl 1 A GUARANTEE Special Six Coupe, late nitxlrl, lef inis'.itxl, it's a steal at our price. 1920 modrl. Drive this onlikh. $-100. 24 inoiiel $430. A Light Six Touring car and take the l.ii Liiiht Six Touring, a savin!? of over at offered in Koseburg. siiuhtiv used hotter buy was Lots of ncces- never 8onta. Ford Sedan greater value ut our price than you would get in a new one. Don t taKC our word for it, come in mid look it over. Dodge Touring. This i.-t one i.f the "Easy Riders" on easy tonus. Come in and li t t:s show you a u-: d car wlirre you really get dollar for dollar value, with a reliable dealer behind thnn. W. A. BURR & SON Central Garage Ph. 383 brakes" Cosch Electric WIndsliiclJ WipL-r porl ion not in-rupifd WushiUKton h! reft sido The fact that tho now struc turo was Just neartiiK linn to K'une it lr t'.tiii, niitdo it pnnsiMo tU'iiliTs rtii?oci;tt Ion to Iv a pri'iod whti'h ullows croaKing numbers. j i With th automotive Industry , ' crlt biaiiiiK ita tweuty-f ifU an i nivcrHury. the l)id display is . i ho uaittue and oiitsi.uinl.ng feu- 1 tuio during thu hut quurter oi , ,i century. . I In what miht bo termed a parlor, with conveyor line, fix-1 lures nnd tools, res-plemkut in nick la finish ninilicant of the. silver jubilee year of tho iiuius- , iry, the -Ford Motor Company U showing by actual assembly how hiuh n .mill v iimm. oroduced bv i couipu - preL-itiinu methods, tan bo quit k- niul flour on the peritxl for llu; so It lor lor Hu nt bhow at holding of the nortinv a sirati'Kic time. 'lime lit Id Strat lr. It will follow the ew York show, which is now in proKrrss. and the t.'hii'.u:o Fhow, which will be In Id the Ui of Jummry. .Hid will precedo the 11.1t ional show wiut li is In l.o held ut San I- rancisro Feitruaiy " l-JS. This will make it pof'le for the roitlaiitl siiow to include exhi bit 1 ro:n t Me cbii'i ii siiow s ulilch me to be enured In the :'nn FruiiiM'o I'.'spla) s. brinIiiK to tli; ri.r.tHi the tme-'t o: 1 -i -li: n l 11 t lie iiut ouiot'A e wrld. i he from i.uij-.e in I cat. on i in uie i!,e public iiuiii'.orium. Don't Drive Blindfolded! Sr-d Cjntla;it Cost Nothing to Run Quitt Powerlul L. G. Devancy Phdn 64 408 W. Cat! On : If will i :.; 1 Ti l rol. n:u .o liuiHis.ihl imliiii' uilli I.I..IIILH' !'''- n.', ; ii, ih.n inn... II. .v. -.1 to ili."i luloii' t:.o idll Tl. Cir piir.ittuli tur tll.-iu In mi. ii' li. ,i:i il.i. ' i 1 1..;-. .i.i.l i; i i r pi:i ns nil bull' ill,- iiiiir iMnl ot ti:' o.u'. 1 I'll i.'iuit will 1'0 l.i....-il S.m.ll Mi l stlr.'l. V, l.l'. It ti.i.i bn ll i-:.!. r o i 1 w ll l ill. .i v i'f i ii o:i of ki.'.-i i:i :u llus i-1 1 1 .-:i in ill,. ?l.i i l.l in I .ir.l t.i ll.;l ban Hiii.: ut i;.i-niitu. Mil: IH1 .1 l.i.inni il II li . ,;.ur I'. 1 I" 411 1U..I fiiun l.i ;, n i ii H lltlilt 1' V. .1 In- .if .l I" Ui i ! r nf i..; t: y i. r I'u. r to tlia tin. S. rviie Sumim V ri.iil.nui. t.u.i- If von nave nut mnniV.i rior.e to, 5 liv will i.m'.iim.. to r. Mile m '.flirt oriVr yntir t liristmas t.roct- vjt i.ruti'a r.is until Kilo iu tlio 11 t an! now. H.aulliul line, ut V Kirinic or i-arly Kumiiu r. w in n noil'iti prire, D"w b. lou humn M t'.uy will ukc up tlivir riJac Dy tho N.'walttvlfw excluaire Job V A New Coach Recognizing the demand for a truly com fortable and economical car of the coach type, Dodge Brothers have provided it The new Coach reveals a characteristic maturity of design in the low-swung lines of the body, in the arrangement of the interior for five-passenger comfort, ' and in the exceptional dimensions of the doors and windows. The car is lacquer, finished in Dodge Brothers blue with a body stripe of cartouche yellow. Fittings and fixtures are first quality throughout, and balloon tires are standard equipment So far as riding comfort and dependability are concerned, it is only necessary to add that the Coach is built on Dodge Brothers sturdy chassis and cushioned by Dodge Brothers underslung springs. 1 J. O. NEWLAND &JSON Diclge Dealers and Accessories g ROSEBURG. OREGON Iv und easily usemoieu into , .-ompleted cars and a so make iiuanitty production "possible. ! Visitors, and they nro coming , :y the thousands, marvel at tha 1 dmplieity of it ull as they pasa ..Ioiik aiouud the aixty-foot con veyor f where workmen iu g vliito unifoinis nsstmble Ford ij , ara nlmost before unyono real- A zv what Ih really happening. gj From stocks 01 cinii)eten 3 ,arts, arranged in truck bins oa $ lie ilour, the workmen beiu the iiroc!ss of assemblins the car iih the fabrication of the A ; lames and rear axle. 'JT Ah these aro completed they g :o to the tiniil assembly line and J i utldinn of the vsr starts on the onvevor. parts being added as V :i moves along. From an over ,iead hoist, the motor Is sjvuiu; 4 .110 place and a little further on yfi ;he body Is lowered and quickly ulied to tlm frame. g Foar curs uie hi process of as einbly on tlaa conveyor all the t inu and it is fiirprising how g mckiy they are completed. As g . a h car nears the end of the .up, the motor is started and li j . tlriven olf under Its own $j 1 jwi-r, ready for delivery to the , a:tuiner. It N Hti interesting and cdu- f4 .atlonal pre'Mituuoa of wlia: ii Hiisnri:'K for e-Ut hours ;very lay iliroiiKh the Tinted Sia'es &i idtiir dnai assembly line iu tho 'hirty-lwo biauehea of the com- auy wlilch have a pnniuction apneity u" y.oo.oiMH) Ford cars JjJ .ud trucks auuually. 4 Now bnowin: The 1925 rn New chassis witK a largsr, stronger frame: new semi-eliptic chrome vanndium steel springs; new nnd stronger front nxle; completely new rear axle of finest construction banjo typo with one piece, pressed steel housing and preatly stien ;thened pears; improved fully enclosed, dry plate disc clutch which requires no lubrication; extra heavy brake bands on big I I -inch brake drums; a new nnd easier steering mechanism and many improvements on the famous Chevrolet motor. t OFEN EVENING AND SUNDAYS Ed Marsh Motor Co. Corner Oak and Pine Sts. ,1 l,JMIH.Mi.HtCil Oil Timt . .. 1 l.l l.t.Ul IMt III I I Im j I 1 iu v-ii city.