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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1925.
. You May Be Puzzled
But when your motor does
not (unction properly, let tu
look It over, and we will
guarantee tha( the Job will
please you.
' Call Ua for Strvice Car
Hall & Young Garage
631 Winchester St Phone S38
Certainteed Hexagonal
Slab Shingles .
" Homebuilders everywhere are showing great enthusiasm
over this beautiful new shingle. ,
It is the only tpe of strip shingle that may be used to
form a variegated color roof.
Now offered at a special introductory price of $6.50 per
square.
See shingles in color combinations on Paragola at our
office. j .
Denn - Gerretsen Co. Inc.
VISlGfvf PROSPERITY
FOR THE KEXT YEAR
and VP. V. Hennecke, of the Moto-i
Meter Company, Inc., Tice president.
NEW YORK, Dec. 16. The Au
tomotive Equipment Association, at
Its recent meeting in Chicaso, ex
pressed the belief that, not with
standing the unusual prosperity in
the accessory field of the past
year, the next six months would
bui pass all records of business for
corresponding periods. At the con
clusion of the session, the Associa
tion elected N. Field Ozburn, of the
Ozburn-Abston company, president
NOVELTY SALE
The ladles of the Bellvlew Club
will hold a rovelty sale at the
Bellows Radio Shop Saturday, Dec.
19.
Fred Wagner, veteran starter of
a thousand automobile races, was
the most surprised man in Cali
fornia after the race in Culver City
last month.
Soon after he waved the last
driver from the track a brand new
Uulck Master Six sedan was pre
sented to him by nineteen of the
leading Lace drivers of the coun
try. It was an expression of ap
preciation tor Wagner's long sorv
ice In auto racing.
The gift was planned hy refer
DePaolo, winner of the 1925 race
drivers championship. Ke knew
the esteem In which Warner Is
held by all the drivers for his fair
ness and sportsmanship, and of
course they all wanted to partici
pate. The complete list ' showed
the names of Peter DePaolo, Frank
Elton, Red Shafer, Earl Cooper,
Ralph Hepburn, Bennett H11V, I.eon
Puray, Jerry Wonderllch, Fred
Comer, Harry Harts, Eddie Hearn,
Robert McDonough, Arthur Klein.
Tommy Wilton, Red Carlens, David
Evans, Hnnlan Fengler. Dave Lew
is and Relph DePalma.
. These drivers chose the Bttlck
model 40 as the best bar for Wag
ner. They all use the Valve-ln-Head
type of engine on the track,
and knowing that the ValveJn
Head principal has been developed
by the Bulck Motor Co.. for years,
they were unanimous In choosing
It for Wagner.
Included In the list of donors are
many names famous In the racing
profession. Tommy Milton was
rutin erun In the 1925 American
Automobile Association champion
ship to DePaolo. Most f tire olh
srs have made records on the track.
Eoth Milton and . DePaoto are
Buick owners, each havlcs bought
two cars during' the past year.
In solid colors or any combina
tion of red, green, blue, black or
tile color. See the new certainteed
strip shingle. Just recently placed
on markeL Denn-Gerretsen Co.,
Inc.
Don't delay order your Xmas
greeting cards from the exclusive
job printing department of the
News-Review office. We can serve
yon rlpht.
CHRYSLER HPS
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Block that kick!
Being good football men as well
as good newspapor men, Blinkey
Horn, sporting editor of the Naph-
Christmas Suggests This Judicious Purchase
The Fordor Sedan is an ideal Christmas gift for
the whole family an attractive and practical
all-year car. It is finished in deep Windsor
Maroon, with interior upholstery to harmonize.
Nickeled radiator, low, deep
Seats, wide doors, hooded sun
visor and large fenders. See
this good -looking car at the
salesroom of the nearest Au
thorized Ford Dealer. Easy
terms gladly arranged.
lTV Detroit. Mich. "
THE FORDOR SEDAN
TRunahomt . $260 Coup . . . tS20 V'iM ll
Touring Car 290 Tudar Satan 580 i fcl fl 3 f )
Closed cart In color. Demountable rims and kS tjr tjr
starter extra on open cars.
1 All riw f- VtrtU Jj
Conqueror Of The Mongolian Vilds
Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews, who startled the
world a few years ago by discovering a nest of
dinosaur eggs ten million years old, arrived in
' New York on November 9th from his Third
s Asiatic Expedition under the auspices of the
American Museum of Natural History.
Again he attributes much of the success of his
expedition to the astounding performance of his
five Dodge Brothers Motor Cars.
'.. . Following is a direct quotation from an official , V
statement by Dr. Andrews upon , his return to ,
America: ; . ;
The Gobi Desert !n Mongolia is the most ' ;vy
extensive undeveloped and unexplored re- "t ,: s . ;
' gion now left in the world. Until a fewt '
years ago it was retarded by the impossibly
slow traffic of camel trains, the only meant
of communication.
. But now it is being crisscrossed in every ! -direction
by motor cars, or, more correctly
' . ' by one motor car, the Dodge. Sixty or
I ' , : seventy Dodge Brothers cars are making ....
( regular trips far into the interior of this vast . -
waste, bringing out loads of sables, precious j 1
: " ' furs, wool and other products.
11Jhi1
No other car except the Dodge is found there
because we have tried it out on each of our
three expeditions and have had it demon
strated to our satisfaction that the Dodge
is the only car that will stand up xtnder the
strain of the roadless desert and do every
thing we ask of it. '
Few people have occasion to subject their motor i
cars to punishment of this severity. It is reassur-:
ing, however, to know that in emergencies Dodge
Brothers Motor Car is built to meet the test
These dependable and sturdy qualities also ac
count for the fact that more than 90 of all the
motor cars Dodge Brothers have built during the
past eleven years, are still in active service.
J. 0. Newland & Son
Dealers in Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
ROSEBURG, ORE
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ville (Tnnesacn) T nnnssean. hiiI
C. J. Ilurnill. staff photograph' r
of thn mtnio papt.T, knw that in )
to pn-fiB with thfi atoty of th Vn-drrhtlt-Aiiburn
footbHlt canie viilr
out photographt outr riiUM' i
howl from thir- football fns 'hat
could be heard to thfl fartUvM cr
n of the composliiR rcKim.
So, for 226 miles, up half iti
Matt of Alabama tti.il a'TotM inn:
thD half th plat of Tnn
thpy rfHl Bsr;tnst tlmp In a 1iryn
b'r Six I'hafton. !-avintr tb- t.v
tlurn in tiirnilnfrham, Ala'baniA. it
.1:12 In th afternoon , (hry "
NhhIivIUc at ft:"ti In ihn -v-i-ii,
with pbritoKrapha of the V) to
Auburn victory.
yPi drlvlna; whb dono hy l'n il
fcil. of thn HrmiCai?' Motor (r
Co., Ntfhrlllo ('hryalf-r illnirlbtiiois
and the artual running 1 1 in" "
only five bourn and twrntT-ir
mlnufa. Ithnuirh thry mail only
?.l mtl" tl flmt hour out frf -n
IllnnliiRhHTTi. jjnn to th dplorM'
rnclion of a lonit dolour, thy
nialo up for it nnr th'-y hit b itr
roii'lu. Thfy piatlo thn ,d!um
Vin.n rotun.hia to I'latiulla. -
milti. in .a Bilaatca, aad Xio;a
'Franklin to the city Utnlta of Nash
ville, 18 milt's in 19 niinutoa.
ToiinfiiiGiffly
The r.cw Rinr ntnnlard roth
which n rcccnily Inlroflurpd to!
the public 1 new l.iw irl-? con
tlnucg to attract many, accordinit
to (Jar' Rapp of ltapp Iiroa., local
SUtr dealers.
"Thla model tiax many fnaturca
which ro very awicallnr to thou.
who aiipH-clate real value, con-1
Untied Kapp. "Tlio pr,er la lth
otit compariMin Jnjt aa In other
Star nvxlela vhlch make. It morel
than ever one of Iho worklVnivat-
f-at value..
bow cost buyers have, ijiade the ,
coach piipular and It hai been a
pmblcm to keep enooKtt of thcr.el
cara on haud to fill the many or
der i that aid now t'lu( r.telvd
by u.
"With the comlnK or winter and
the flrat ahowera, coach aalea will
be on a ateady Increase. . Report
from the factory how that they
vlauallzed the demand for the
coach and made preparation for
greater volume production."
The afandanl coach haa balloon
tlrea, natural wood whecla, and
four-wheel brakes aa standard
equipment. It alxo haa leather up
holittery, which la more In demand
at th praeent time than ever be
fore becauxe of fta very neat ap
pearance, and above all the wwar-
Inir quality. Four-wheel brakes at
this time of ear will mean much
to the automobile owner becanre
of the safely durlni rainy weather.
This feature alone puta the Star In
a prlre class by Itself. Rtar la the
only car In Ita claaa on which four-
wheel brakes coin, as standard
equipment.
RE-VIO-A-TOR
For belter health. Ih-lnk rsdlo
sctlve wster, which means frex!)
ater. Kowburtr Kuillura Products
Co., 217 b. bupbuiu bt.
B!SGUlfl
WfLLYSOVERLftNO
Cotulli ! Itm their hlch sales re
cord of nn sverai:. of more than
lOUO cam a month aince January
1, the Clih-aKo fuctory hranch of
Wlllyn-Overlnnd and Its dealera
ealalillKhud a new mark when they
held the largest alnKle - duv's
drlveaway In ChlcaRO automobile
hlntury recently.
Itealera under thn Chicago
hrum-li, wl-.o had gathered to cele
hra'e their part In the Willy
lerhy, national sales contest of
Wlllyn-Ovcrland, drove away from
t;hlraKO 4l automohlle with a
total retail valuation of more than
Imlf a uillllnn dollar. A caah
payment of S. 4 . !i 2 1.71 was mudn
hy Ihe Bl'ft dealers In attendance
to cover this hiiKO drlveaway of
cam wtuih inurKs a contlpnatlmi
ut s.c.iitioual sales la Huuois
territory for Wlllys-Orerland.
I'realdent John N. Willys was
on hand to tuk part in the
festivities which were held In
Municipal 1'ler and bore all the
markings of a real derby day, de
signated as "Willys Day" In honor
of Willys-Overland'a head. That
tho meeting was an Indication of
the unusuul dealers success In
this territory Is shown by the re
gistration figures In Illinois
which rate Wlllya-Overlnnd third
In the numter of cars registered
In the slate and with the same
position. In Cook county., .
I ' More than 11, Oflfl automobiles
i wei w delivered lo Chicago dealers
In tho period from January 1 to
November 1 with a total retail
'value of more than $14,000,000.
W'lllvs-Overlund's September and
'October deliveries from the Chl
jcago branch totalled ti)2 auto
mobiles this year, representing an
j Increase cf practically - 3uo per
cent over the corresponding per
iled of. m't.
Oet our prlc" on beautiful Jar
tlm-res for 4ulck - sale before
iLiuak. Powell's.