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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1 927. ?
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'A' More Distinctive Style in
Motor Gars Achieved by Nash
i '' ; For tliose who hope to fin J their cars :
i . at the very peak of style and luxury. ;
' Nash has created this charming Spc- '
' cial Sedan on the Special Six Chassis. '
, Its graceful profile suggests the pus- '
:'.:.); torn-car design of Parisian boulevards.
i V Here is the low-swung French-profile
. effect so desirable today.- -
Every interior detail is luxurious. The ,
upholstery is tailored In exquisite
Mohair Velvet, Window nipuldings,
door panels and instrument board
are in walnut finish. And there is a
walnut steering wheel. , ;
And the way this car performs is every
bit as enjoyable as its sparkling style.
:.V'...V A-
It has the Nash 7-bcaring motor- as
do all Nash models for superlative',
smoothness at every speed.
. It has the Nash tubular-trussed frame,
1 for extra strength and (Steadiness, to
: guard the body from destructive
strains. v , ' . .. ." 1
And it has power! Nash models, all .
of them, have extra power for ex-i
hilarating acceleration, on the hills,
and in the traffic. .. , ; , , .
Compare this car to others sold at
this surprisingly moderate price and
you cannot fail to decide you would
rather have the Nasb. ' . .
L. R. CHAMBERS MOTOR; COMPANY
. ,444 N. Jackson St. ; NASH GARAGE
;v.:
Phone 649
. RUN BOTH WAYS . I so they tan be .driven ibuck ' and
4 Two douhlolioudcd electric Hti i forth without' turning. ' ' y ).-.. 1
. and '-.wrecking trunks -H stt'Q- .; ,,.,.,'., ,o
, guunl ' UM' -lives ur mui-Ji mm w
through l.iu, uuwVHollnud tubus M
,'New., Vol ki ' Tim trucks nru ;iuad
vtv 1 i' i rlvors' Beam. . ei-eeiing
.'j'paraluaand; cranes at' tartb "ls, 'all.
'..'Wanted Pat, 'booti'--, veal,, hogs,
ili.inn mill 'i(lil(lfim.' tlldea. Pholie
iiiu r write box -105. ii W, Win-
'.. SMALUE8T AUTOMOBILE
. Tlw smal'loat , prautic'al autimio
bilo lu Urn wuilil Is a. ftvo-piisseii-ger.
' (.(lucli'le ,.'raadster '.iWelKlildtc
only 2UU iouii(b, Uitvlim" li wlieel
Iihuo oil' (12 'Inclivs and a'.spepd of
iin. mllrir.au hour. Uls owned by
tha New Vpi'k Kdlupn coaipajiy, . i
THeSuperrSix Principle freed to the limit
'.S3
.-;V -!',r;
'.S-A'v.v
FastG
et-awayn
and performance so smooth that r
only a stop watch shows how swift , fy
; .The smoothnt'ss with which the Super-Six glides
from standing start to high speed is totally differ-,
ent from the ' violent lunge with whicli- high
I powered cars usually get under way.
And so in all it does there is such effortless case
that driver and passengers hardly realize how great
is their performance supremacy.
The smooth, silent and elastic flow of power from
the released Super-Six principle has set u new
standard of unusual performance. At any speed
and foranvdistuiicevou demand you will neverfeel
the slightest effort is exerted by motor or chassis.
You .may never teipiire such speed or power.
Hut it is important that this ability results from
absolute smoothness and freedom from vibration.
The over-capacity me;;ns reserve ability for any
task. It. means minimum wear and repair need.
It means easy riding without fatigue. .
Until you ride in the Hudson Suprr-Six there is
' a motoring thrill you never can know.
if
SuperSi
ROY CATCHING MOTOR CO.
125 N. ROSE ' . PHONE 438 ROSEBURG, ORE.
HUDSON SUPER-SIX
. Standard Models j
Coach - M285
Sedan - - - - 1385 ,
Cuatvm Built Mvdela
Roadster - - - 1S00
Phaeton ... - J 600
Brougham - . 1575
5-Pass. Sedan - 1750
7-Pass. Sedan - - 1850
All print t o b Dclreit;
wsr mjclw tut.
Willi production of 1927 modb
U'oJl lt tlm ' 2oO,W)U mark ou
April 1, tb llulck Dolor compauy
in ovor cars abeud of iu,
bust previous output ccord for
tills tlmo i)t the yuai. . AccordlUK
to C. U, l)Ui bam, vtco jiresldeut
and auniutiuil gdiieral inunuKer, this
new record was made iiossible by
iho parluil compb-ttoa of a 7,000,
uuil cixpuiujon program wbitb! was
launcbed over a , year . ago. and
widen uiuterlally inercascd tbo tu.
cllilles of i be puint. ,
; Anipug tbo features of tbe pro
gram la tbe new, ortlcient unified
HDKembly system wbicb takes care
of any normal outputs of Iluick
carH, wliicb was planned and built
by Duiiiani and bit) corps of plant
engfneerH. TJiis assembly ' system
is capable of reqelvinfr and assemb
ling 22S tons of materials an hour,
most of wbicb are delivered to the
Hue by . a system "of - conveyors.
The, new crankshaft ' division, lu
which lmlck craukshafia . are fin
ished' and balanced, bas also been
completed - ' , .-. .. '. ' h,
Workmen are now building tbe
new f0,OUu,u00 gray lion foundry
which will have a dally capacity
of 600 tons of castings. It Is ex
pected that this unit Avill be In op
eration some time duiiug the sum
mer. . ' .'. i v
- The present capacity of the plant
is 1,200 cars a day. Car building
has proceeded at or near tills fig
ure ever since, the . 11)27 models
were introduced, Durham says. At
present production Is 1,100 cars a
day, tbo highest rate ever reached
at Ibis time of the year. . The
schedule was increased a hundred
cars a day in .March, when it was
found', hecessary. to roviso the' or
iginal plans for Die month, due to
the demand for. cars. v . .
3 days guarantee on used- cars
by Hansen Chevrolet Co. to proye
to pur customers that we want to
satisfy our tiged car buyers. We
will let you take a used car but on
Iriul for 3 days and It you are not
satisfied, the. money- paid can apply
on unother. used car or a now
Chevrolet, ' any model Vou ' wish.
Hansen Chevrolet Co. ' ' . "
WHIPPET ECOfllOWiy
M - soFo3werfal
Touring
' oldster 52,5
&h v'i'.:595
Coupe-
. Qki Xtmrt
Cabriolet'
715
' Landau "
yjW Thick 395
lToa Thick 495
' ' AU Price Eafi Flint Muhfea ; '
Balloon Tlret ttaodtxd rqulpAenl
on all cnodd. . "
i In addition to fhc low pri.-et
' Cbtvroltf' delivered nrlcn x
; .cUmIc ttft tomcu han4Qu nJ ;
Never before has any automobile provided, at so low
a price9 so many qualities of costly-car performance
'and so many elements of custom-car beauty!
t incredible smoothness at every speed T power
in abundant measure i ' and beauty so marvelous that ,
; it has electrified America! r-
Modern to the minute in design built throughout of
the finest materials, offere at amazing low prices .
, the Most Beautiful Chevrolet is the outstanding motor .
car valine f all time ''."''
Come io our salesroom and see the car that is break
ing all records for popularity One glance at the
beautiful new Fisher bodies, one ride in your favorite
model and you will agree that the enthusiasm for
Chevrolet is based on the greatest value achievement v
in the history of the automoti ve industry! '
VrA check-up' by; Kansas City bffi
cJuIh -nto. tiid o'perHtiug cust of u
imJict "jiot h9i" eauuilj or Wbli
pety tliHclosoa thla iloot of cars, is
proving tlie niuHt ocononilcal kvov
uperuted by ibat . pity. l hls com
imilsjun und chuck-up whb made
wilh the oporalliiK cost of two oth:
op- flucis bf UnoWn lljflit -four
cyllnuur cara. also u-sed in con
junction with tho Wlifniietttj -
Muurcti complied hy suuiMliciaus'
of the MiHaouri imuilclpiillly re-
vvhI (nut tlu Uulppcts cost Uie
city J4e.ii .each per month lo on-
cnitii. Tho figurt'j aluo show that
the-cost tor onemUiiK one of the
other 1 1 Lrii t foiii'-evliiider rlttnts Is
each-while the third fleet I
or lthl Imna cost '$63.05 encli per
njontlh This pJhces tho Whippet
operating cont $10.13 leaa per car
each njonth than ita'neareBt rival
and lt-ss' tbn the cost per
car ot Uie-thirtf tluct. v -
Tho investigation also disclosed
that the various cars ot (he 'three
fleeta nv(!rage -l.0;)0 milcH each
per month. - Thht gives n mileage
txirtt for - tho ricctti. us follows:
Whippet. .0114 cents per mile;
aecond Meet. .013u cents per mile;
third Meet. .01Si cents per mile.
- These lleetH ol cum operated by
the Kansaa City police department
m e subjected' to Hcvere tnsts. beniR
In operation 21 houta a dav and in
the majority of cases they are
pushed Tor speed and their stamina
ia constantly under pressure... .
The record low 'ope rut ins cost
established hy the Whippet fleet
is cited by the Willys-Overland of
flclats, not only as an indication of
tho fuel saving - qualities of thu
Whippet but ms a tribute to the
stutdlness of the car under tho
most Kruellins tests. Tho fact
that the Whippet. operutiug cost is
kept, Ht aifcb a low figure also la
an indication that1 they ate alwnys
ready for duty, never being laid up
for repairs or adjustments It Is
pointed, out. that if the Whippets
wore unable fo stand up under the
24-hour grind the .operating cost
would be on a par with the other
two Meets on account of repair
bills. -..
'I he use ot Whippets by police
depaitnumts li;ts become popular
in many oilier cities of the num
try where economy of operation as
well as serviceability are required
and In each case (be cost of opera
tion is found fur los4 than that of
any other fleet of cars in the f nine
ctass. '
HANSEN CHEVROLET CO.
Phone 446 . ' Rose Street, ' Roseburg,, Oregon
if iLITY AT LOW COST
tlial the Western Auto .: Supply
cofliKauy wljl ooiiduct : tUis vlwo
weeks' new.-.customur tili'ive, dur.
Ing ' wWcli time H Is hoi'ed to aJJ
50.00Q nev oustpniere'to, Uib; 1odi
liirt of satisfied users of YVeBtent
Olant ami Wear-well ttree.v - . .
"Thts price Tetluction ulioulil be
welcome newe to nuto owners es
pecially at this- time when.lt is ru
mored that tire, prices are about
to advance." says Hartley, "hlght
now at the beginning of the tour-"
Ing season when most owners out
rit, their cars wjth new tires, these
savings are most, opportune.. Last
year nearly six - million dollars
worth of. (Ires were sold by the
company. These same popular
tiros are offered in this timely
snlo! They are all fresh, now
trtoek, carrying the -manufacturer's
serial numbuiB anil backed In
every respect by our good as god
guarantee. The spring sale will
extend from April 18th. to. May
2nd." , ,. '- ' ;.
!,' EASTER TOYS '(
Why not a new doll, gamo or
toy for tho kiddles. Oarr's.has a
coniplele toy lino the year around,
llasebatl goods, garden sets, - sand
toys, marbles, . Kastor novelties,
etc. When it's toys try Carr'a
first. ; ' - '- ' '
EXPLAINS LITRE
CLUB POSTS MANY SIGNS J trlct. This is an average of tuoro'
...More tuau'65a temporary do-than 1500 signs, dally. . ; , ;.
tour, signs wero erected .In four I o 1 .
days by tho: Automobile :Cli(b , of ) : Old English recipe Hot Cross
Sootbern ' California., during the re-Buns for Eaatorat tbo Jtfodelak-"
cent heavy rains In the club's dls- ery. - , ; ' ,
Pure whole milk, and It'a past
nnrlted. Roseburx Dairy, Pbone 164.
In face or nu anticipate! general
vrlo in the price or Ihvs. the
Western Auto Supply company has
this week given nut the announco
mt'iit ot a leiiorar.v rtecrea In
ih- price of all tires Fold thu.e;li
out their clialii ot more limn l.'0
western stores.
In makintt till a announcement
tvi;nrill!u; Ihe new inlce schedule',
ilr. UuitKiy, local manager, i tatcd
KOY CATCHING MOTOR i
At our used car lot corner
Oak and Rose St., Roseburg
You Buy With,
No Risk j
I'or every car bi carefully In
speclcd Olid necessary repatra
made before we offer It for sale.
1927 LICENSE FREE
1923 8tudbaker Tourlng...28B
1923 Ford Tourinfl ... ..$150
1921 Ford Touring 69
1929 Ford Coupe 22
1923 Chevrolet Coupe w.27&
1924 Overland Red Bird $225
1921 Overland Roadster ..$100
1919 Dodge Touring $150
. , - and othere ,
Tneso care are much better
than the price would indicate.
Soma have duco anil lacquer
finish -good buttcrtca and good
tires. .
O M. Berrle, local Stuucbaker
disti-ibulor, has solved the myste.y
bunuumliDg tho meuulng of the
.... . ...i ... ..I,,. t-,-u.
A-o lint: nn uieiwu ,
kluc Six. Studebakers (fstli anui-1
versary built to meet turoiicau
standards of ecouomv und comtiact
nesn and Amerlcau demands for
'performance and stamina.
Blnce last October, when the
lOrskinu tilK-' was introduced to
ICurope. automoblllsts bavo won
dored at the meaning of ' 2 1-?
litre." ' " . : i
Now- Mr. Berrio comes torward
to, oxplain .that, Plstou uispiaco- (
ment in Europe is nieasureu in
metric terms, litres instead of cu
bic Inches as in the United Stales.
Hence the term, 2 1-3 litre refers
to the piston displacement of the
Krsklne Six motor.
A litre In metric measurement Is
equivalent to approximately 62.6
cubic inches and the Krsklno Sis
having a piston displacement of
H6.1 cubic inches Is clasned by
Europe as a 2 1-3 litre car. The
Krskine Six motor not only otters
exceptional ecoupniy 20 to , 30
miles per gallon! depending upon
conditions but also Introduces
new standards of performance as-
; sociated with larger and more ex
pensive cars.
The Ersklne Six motor will de
liver 60 miles per hour, effortlessly,
will accelerate from 5 to 2G miles
per hour in Hi seconds and climb
an 11 per cent grade in hjgi gear
under a full load.
will your car go
SILK HOSE $1,00 ;
That famous Arrowhead' hose,
service weight at $1.00. Kklru long,
roomy tops, close fitting ankles,
and twice the wear ot a lot of
I hose. Try tliem once, you'll always
I wear them. 30 colore to choose
from. Site Si. to 104. Your moBey
I back If they don't give absolunte
I satisfaction. For salo all over
America in - Hosoburg only at
iCarr's. Arrowhead makes a com-'
' plete Hue tor women, men or
'children. Honest value lu every
pair of Arrowhead. Carre. ,
Try some of those Model Bak
ery Old Kngllsh recipe Hot Cross
liiimi for aster. TUojr. are deli
cious. . f
&eore themiles begin to tell ?
Jf you buy a new car every 10,000 miles
: orso, almost any car will give yousatisfac
tory results. : '
But if you want the same fine service on .
through the second, third and the many
following tens of thousands of miles, buy
.' a Buickl .:.'.'''..'" i-. .' i. -
Accurate tests at the great Proving Ground '
of General Motors, where all cars are
driven and examined, show Buick's sturdy
structure and powerful Vajve-in. Head
Engine still gaining in efficiency at the
point in miles where other cars are dis
tinctly on the down grade. . ' ,
BuyaBuickfor years of exceptional service.
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MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
PHONE 268
OI8TRIBUTOR8 FOR 00U0LA3 COUNTY
OAK AND ROSE STS