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FQUR , ROSEBURC NEWS-REWEW WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1925. W M MM""M""7"' III I IB- IIBHV " aa..llsss-sssmi I I 11 I pitAi Tiir ' i mtilf-h the automobile has come1 j. r Mill UN lit ; ' NEWGHEVROLET! UNIVERSAL ''VP'SM Wf Till 9 77;? Tudor fecw ; admirably meets winter driving needs The wide utility ol this popular body type makes it a splendid winter car for the average family. In the Tudor Sedan you have a closed car you will not hesitate to take out in any weather. Light in weight, yet sturdy and always dependable of performance, it is safe, convenient and extremely easy for anyone to handle. ' In its roomy interior you will ride snugly and comfort ably. Viewing its attractive appearance, you will never regret your decision to purchase this inexpensive, yet so highly satisfactory a car. Tudor Sedan $sso Fordor Stdan S660 Coup - 520 Touring Car 290 Runabout 260 On orn rtn dmeunfibt rinuuid ururfl&siuc All prlco I. o. 6. Detroit - SEE THE NEAREST AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER VISITORS ARE AIWAY8 WELCOME AT ALL FORD PLANT8 Evolution of the new Chevrolet, which made Its initial bow at the New York automobile tihow this month, was marked by hard, exact ing yet Interesting labor extending over a period of more than a year. Aa far back as 1923 automotive and metallurcical experts atarted drawinK plans for the netf automo bile. Sample cars were made, con taining the forty-odd new Improve ments, Including disc clutch, springs, axles, manifold, etc., and these cars were turned over to se lected drivers working directly un der the cnlneerlng staff for the hardest teats human ingenuity could devise. Kvery detail In the new car was forced to prove itaelf more than adequate for any de mands it might be called upon to fulfill. The new semi-elliptic springs un derwent harder usage than any car owner could give them in five years. Day and night drivers tore over bumpy ruads, taking railroad crossings, ruts and inequalities at high speed. The drivers were work ing under orders to "bust those springs if you can." The new axles, front and rear, were subjected to similar trials. Every strain expert drivers could think of was placed on the axles, which had already withstood severe laboratory tests. Stresses that or dinary driving never would cause were placed on the new channel steel frame and Its five sturdy cross members. In fact every detail that Is Incor porated Into the new Chevrolet was tested, improved and re-tested un til it scored 100 per cent before It was adopted. In this way it was possible for the Chevrolet company to go Into quantity production at once, secure in the knowledge that its new line would more than meet any requirements car owners would place on It. which the automobile has come through to Its present development, 1 can think of no concern which has made more important contribu tions to finer transportation than Huick; and. this has been , done mainly by having the right type of chassis in the beginning and follow ing the line of Improving and per fecting this chassis over a long per iod of years. "That Buick has hit the popular fancy of those who want sound transportation values plus attrac tive lines has been shown by years of its leadership in sales. At each succeeding exposition of the in dustry's progress, Buick is one ex hibit which holds universal inter est, not because Its mechanical in novations are sensational, but rath er because Buick prestige is so firmly established in the public mind that allow visitors aro always .ager to Inspect Buick engineer's annual contributions, . I TO BE FEATURED TRIBUTETOBUiGK II What has bMn prcomjiHshrtl by one institulion building taruii;ht to a definite kuuI is Htrikiiifcly illus trated by th National Auiomobile Show jut closi'd In New York. For the Hf v-nth consecutive year, Hutek was awarded the honor of fitrit choice of apace allotted because this comnany led all other nn'nib rs of the Automobile Chamber of Commerce In volume of business. , "I'nHwayed by the whims of lh5 tteatton, Huick has hewed clo.se to the line of building automobiles that are outstanding each year be cause they are the result of the it fection of models Iouk known for their worthy performance," said O. C. Maker. "In a quarter of a century In I Making power, as veil . as eco j nomical operation, among the pre j dominating features of the new 1925 Star cars, the "million dollar , motor," one of the latest develop ! menu, Is announced by the Durant j Motor company of California, : through Kapp Bros., local distribu I tors. According to factory engineers, ! the uninitiated will have a hard ' timo distinguishing its operation from that of a multi-cylinder power I plant because of the many reflne- ments that have been made to j greatly increase the power. Drought about by gradual de l velopment rapier than any sudden J change In manufacture, the new 1 motor has been tested In thousands i of miles of actual operation. I That the new motor will be brought before the motoring public during the next few months factory engineers are devising tests that w ill be held by them and by dealers ail over the western territory. Sev eral informal tests have been held undr the supervision of newspaper men in Oakland, Cat, in one of these tests, actual timing of accel eration showed a pickup of from 5 to 25 miles per hour, in second gear, in 4 seconds, a record that is believed never before to have been equalled by a light four-cylinder motor. ' New low prices are announced simultaneously by the factory af fecting all models or the 1025 Star motor cars. The new price range of delivered prices Is from 679 on the standard louring car to $ 1095 for the Kport sedan. All models are equipped with four-wheel brakes, of the locomotive type. Hal loon tires are standard equipment on some models and optional on others. Trincess Tsianlna will appear in the artistic costume of her race. wearing a dress of beaded buck skin, moccasins, and beaded head band. Hear her on Jan. 26, at the Conservatory. auto show season in New York the big attraction on Broadway, Crowds flocked to see It and lln gered to watch the operations . ... Ill l PliriiM LL BTIIuL 1 hl'' 1,01,1 n'ily methods were IU I nH 1 1 III ITU I llnr 'IwminMnii.Nl on a line re.splemknt III I 1 UIIUI I I L.n I UUL , Wiin nhkel finish and where work- . . ! int'u In white uniforms worked with y line In action , nickeled tools. The final shmmii in Hie t how room of the Koid M tor Company's r:ew "i oik branch was' the outstanding feature of the Spectators marveled at the pre cision ol Ford parts, permit! lug such vny and rapid assembly into Let Us Get Busy on t li.it hrnken or defective part of jour cur un-l make It riniit. You aru not gelling complete service or real pleiiHure from your auto Investment If it is laid up nto.st of tho time. Wu will keep ii running. Hall & Young Garage 6;il Winchester St. Phono 838 Koschurg, Oro. completed cars. One feature of the exhibit which never failed to give the crowds a thrill was when cars left the line. As the completed car reached the end a driver took the wheel, the motor was started by an Ingenlus device, spinning the rear wheels. and then the car was driven under lis own power. Approximately forty Ford cars were built dally during the exhibit and Kord dealers quickly sold all I of them. Many purchasers camel to the showrooms, saw their own cars built and driven off the line ready for delivery to them. Kor quick results use Hews I Use News-Review Classified Review classified ids. i'hnne 13b I vettislng for results. Ad- DrjDEE Brothers SPeCIAL TYPE- -A 5 E-DAN o say that the Special Type-A Sedan looks as good as it-really is, is simply to N pay a just and deserved tribute to the coachwork and the special equipment The appointments were determined in the usual Dodge Brothers way strictly on a basis of quality and not of cost Five Balloon Tire J. O. NEWLAND & SON Dodge Dcaler and Accessories ROSEBURG. OREGON .coNNERav,.LET77) the Buick Valve-in- Wj0 I ?g2 Head Engine has ZZ& been a powerful I "- factor in Buick per- forniance. It makes I BATTERIES FOR FORDS GENUINE BATTERY $51 SI60SO 13-PLATE BATTERY TANS LONGER LIFE This Battery Also Fits Iht Following Cars: Chevrolet, Buick, Essex, Hup, Star, Jewett, Nash. Oakland, Overland, Studebaker, The best Radio Battery. C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. Authoriied Ford Sales and Service Reductions in the price of all i rinsed cars by the Studebaker cor poration stirred the motor car in dustry us nothitiK else ilurliiK the New York auto show, reads a com munication which W. A. Burr and Sons, local distributors, received this past week from the factory. Two important cuts in prices were those on the bift six sedan and the Herline, largest of the Stude baker products. "The reduction is made possible because of the lamer production in the rompany's ftio.i plains, and because the rontpany makes an entire car. awndlnK payment of ex its costs to makers ot separate parts." President A. 11. Krskilie tte clsrtd In his communication to Hurr. Ktkine save lender a.--sur-atice that no curtailment, direct or Indirect. In the quality of the cars, w ould be made. To accomplish the pales record made by Studebaker tlirouKhout the nation durlim the past three months, the blu factories had to run at altmxt full capactt), day anil nluht. The new prices are on the same basis as the old. In recurd to spe cial eiiulpmi nt. An extra charge of tin is made on the standard six line and 175 on the special and bic six lines for four-wheel brakes, disc wheels and balloon Urea. K'htn bttttr mutomobttft ait enir, 9li, ,( tuild Iktm a smaller quantity cf gasoline give up more horsepower. Valve 'In-Head means "Buick ahead" on hills and in volume of sales Ml MOTOR SHOP GARAGE ROSEBURG Distributori lor Douglas Courty OREGON BUICK MOTOR COMPANY. FLINT, MICHIGAN When Utter automobllrs arc fruilf, Ptr' vW bwtid hvm j I ray To Get the Most Value for Your Money Your next car must have Continental Red Seal Vibrationless Motor, Four wheel Brakes, Disc Clutch, Tubular Backbone and Force Feed Lubrication. Unless you get these modern improve ments in the car you buy, you are not getting full value for your money, nor complete motoring satisfaction. It's easy to pay when you buy our way. Come in today. ' - , "Tomorrow's Cat Today" RAPP BROTHERS Cass and Pine St. Star Dealers Phone 371 Roseburg, Ore. .
