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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29,. 1 927.
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We can recite to you the advan
tages of Chrysler "70's" speed of
70 miles plus, Its astonishing pick'
up of 5 to 25 miles in VA seconds.
We' can (tell : you what Its s'cieri.
tiflcally balanced '7-bearihg,
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contribute toward' Its' greater
' smoothness; how much more '
comfortably you. ride 'because of;,
its low chassis design, its unique
i spring suspension, and its. shock .
; absorbers; how much more easily
it bundles because of its pivotal
, steering gear; and how much safer
you feel because of its four-wheel
j hydraulic brakes., .: , ,, j ; '
But the rail way for you actually
1 to discover, these things for your
self is to learn them today in an
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extended test over all sorts of
. roads, through all sorts of traffic,
t with you doing the driving. . .
, We! gladly accord you the oppor
tunity for' such a. demonstration.
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' ' Royal' Sedan $1595; Brougham 11525;
' Tour-passettger Coupe $lS9St Tvo-(mi.
; imiir Convertible Coupe (with rumble
' eal)1745; Crotvn Sedan $1795) Two- .
passenger' Coupe- (with rumble, seat)
! $1545; Two-pajjenger Roadster (with
runibleieat)$1495; Sport Phaeon$1495j
, o. b, Detroit, subject to current '
' ' Federal excise tdx. - 1
CM'j'r dealers art In i0lflon to extend the con.
venlen.ee of llmfpnytiienlj. Aik about Chryiler's
attrnsttve filun. All Chrviler'c.rt have the atldU
fion,aj protection Bsalnit theft of the Fedco
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j H, L. CONNELLY MOTOR -CO. r : :i i'l
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DRIVE A CHRYSLER TO PROVE
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A: CHRYS LER
KpMW, AjiiBkii4.htlileiSr lmvii l''l'")enl to the south..; :Tlio bono
' " tiion- urn htiHlly withering umll rlnft of miunilHctiirn. '
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:':"J. O.Newland&Son
Rosehurg,' Oregon
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say Buickwill be their next car
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' A gcncr.il and impartial survcj' of nutomuhile owners
recently conducted by a great organijarion,- sliows that
344,679 owners of other cars intend to change to Buick
, next time they buy n car. ' '
These owners linvc rontfrared their cars with Buirk in"
" pcrfurniancc, in economy, in comfort, luxury and dependa- '
bilUy.Antltliryli.iv'cdcvidnlllinlDiMckolTcrsgrcatrrvaluc.
Examine a Bulck at your earliest opportunity, find out
why so many owners of other cars arc changing to Buick
.everyday. -.-.( " ,,.!u;. ' .. ,; ' A-ts-U (
WHEN BUTTER AUTOMOBILES ARB BUILT,
BUICK WILL BU1I.D THEM .
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VISITORS ' DAILY
1 Announcoment lins just V vbeeu
mado by W.: Al-Witn'en.rfistrict
mamigoi ot tliHi Onklanil Motor
(!ht comimnys with heuilquarlerH m
Soattla, ,Wft.sli.; ot- the 'uitpoinlinont
at the Ilobortfi St MeCdlloqh. Motor
conimny hh Oiikland-Poiittnc deal
ers In I. ho, -ii Itosobui'K tuiTltory.
Vlriitortt who hfivu alrotidy culled at
tlit'ir buow .rooms in iho Koneburf;
Uarno Annex, have nnthUHla.'jtiottl
ly vlPWfld llto ntodidH on display
tli'-ro so It 1h predicted that; new
ultis recorilHti)r I Ills locality will
Boon be made. t VT
-Those who Inspected tlo-r. Onk
Imid offi'i-iiiKH lound the- .'jibber
Kilenced cIiuhhs ntnrtH to this cur,
(lulettipss and tn'ioolbnesK thtil are
oiiglnul and unique by every tuu
dard ot motor, cur pert'orimiitce. It
vfiti partitullarly noted , und com
menlcd,' uuoii that llui ruuililiiiK,
uratlns and, JerkinKno dlHrurblng
in. ordinary avn are entirely elim
inated by thlH feature ,
DuriiiK ' the deinunstnUlou tho
dri.ver loafed noiselessly along Jn
high gear at three miles an hour
on the level. On the hills he
showed the power beneath ' the
houd, or as he depressed ,the throt
tle the motor picked up smoothly
and without the slightest protest.
t The C.reater Onltlaml Six lino In
eludus the pweton, spoit roadster,
landuu, coupo, two-door and foui
door. sedan ami lie luudnti sedau.
Tbese six , models., pfrer.. tha pros
pective motor ear pivuhaser, ac
cordion to the local dealer,- prne
Heally any typo of motor vehicle
lie may desire.
"The I'outlac Six lino, since Its
Introduction on the American mar
ket has proven- one of the most
popular earl or the day' continued
Huberts. "K very where throughout
the country thousands of people
have viiMvcd these models with in
terest, iih national sales indicate.
"The car Is ono of tho most re
markable merchandising values of
fered the public today nud 1 believe
I hat anyone who owns one of the
'Ohiofs of the Sixes' will ngree
with urn unqualifiedly." ' . ? v . t
i Tho Pontine Six Hue Includes the
sport roadster, sport cabriolet,
eoupe, sodan. landau sedan, de
luxe landau sedan, screen delivery
and panel delivery.
Willi over 2t,ooi,uvo automobiles
IwliiK oiiuraled wltblu! tliul UuJtud
i;iH', Mu'fn (a u tho uirlclng o(
llitiuti curu oue ot tliu lurguHt flt'ldH
ut uppurttiniiy tor tlie yomiK man
o louar. la tlio pul yeara many
hava dlHtusscil tho go-called "sal-,
urullon point" ol the automobile.
Kegm'Ult'UH of the fulereat the lay
uian may take in thla doubtful
"uaiuratlua point", it tturely prea.
eota 140 menacing problem for the
man luautoiiiotivo . aervlce. The,
number of cura that are being op
eraied has steadily Increased year
by year aince the automobile flrat
inao ita uppeai anee, mvueutiug au
evergrowliig .ttematitl for service.
The buainess of nutpmotlve aer
.vice 1h expupding ' and, tueretoro,
lireuenta to the young man of to
day, who iai mecliaiilcally inclined,
au exceptional field of opportun
ity.. ' . . ;
In addition, automobile manu
facturer ot today are spending
greut thought and energy upon the'
solution of the problem presented
by the fact thut the car owner is
now buying bin automobile upon
merits of the product In perform
ance nud particularly upon, the In
telligence and efficiency displayed
by the Bervice organization -jln
keeping that product in proper, on
erntliiK condition. In this connec
tion, the- ;iniporlancp, of a .well
equipped) 'fcrell-manndtl service or
ganization (to ; the car manufactur
er c.innot 'bo'ovor estimated. Tlild
importance attached by the auto
mobile! Industry tq the equipment
aid' cpenuion of their Bervice or
gaiilzullonsi uidos' hnaterlally in
still fuitbtr increasing the oppor
tunities liirorded the young man
.wlo Imvi in train (in)self in this
line ot t?or.kI J ' ! f ,
For the past lour years, the
Bulck Motor company has been
sponsoring a full time course of
trulning Iri Bulck Authorized Ser
vice at Flint, Mich, the home of the
Bulck. This courso extends- over
a porlod of three months, and thru
it have, pnssed student from every
state in tho Union and twenty for
eign countries. . ( , , .
1 With a thought to provide train
ing lor these young men, .the Gen
eral Mptora ) Institute - of , Tech
nology i-now announces. ( now
course in Buick - Authorized Ser
vice conducted ion tho co-operative
plan. ii e., the student, while tak
ing! the' training, will- spend part
time In the Institute and part time
In the shop In alternate four-week
periods,-extending over one year1.
Tile advantage of .these working
periods Is two fold first,, It will
give Hie student experience in the
actual work on the various assent-;
lilies of 'Uia Bulck under manufnc-i
taring conditions,, thereby, giving
him confldence.ini his own knOw-J
ledge, ioE' -Bnick construction, and1
secondly! it, provides .hint, with .an
earning' . power , which wjll cover
his school charges and aid him ma
terially in defraying Ills. living ex
penses during tho course.
., This course extends oyer a per
iod of one year; six months at the
Institute nnd six months In the
Uulck factories. . i
nn..,.l.t,a,i Mnlnr fill. 10(1 Per CCIlt
pure puiafflne .base. At; General
lndepeHijent,'Uenlers. j j (T, j .
EXCELLEKT ROADS
In' about three hours ea8y tlilv-
i.... r....... Ir.f.,l.i,i'ir Itnu nm nt the
moat alluring districts In Douglas
county, ono that Is seldom visited
by motorists from uus city.
mk. ITii.n,,,i viiUmV.In II
11119 lunui w..".. ...--wrf -
picture that is more truly rural
Ihnn almost any other in this sec
tion of the state. For sheer beau
ty, It is tinsurpasseu, anu as n
..'i (t Ima mnut f the
lilaccs . within a day's run of the
city outclassed. .
Roseour0 Keeaspori ttoaa
..t tl.n nil,i ra.ili.rni nf Ili'iK
valley of tlie . Lower Unipqua is
tliulil lies In tho Slmdow of tho
const itange, in tne i nnyou oi inu
it. ...1,1. n ..l...ltn,.n.l lni(.tl,.n'
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along r precipitous bluffs, whero
numerous ' small canyonsl .with
deep follnge ami fishing strennis
anil lakes ntiouno.
Those who live Ihero ourIiI In all
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are. .Ami traveling' this valley for
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Announces the Appointment of
rr . ROBERTS McCULLOCH
MOTOR CO,
ROSEBURG GARAGE
As Douglas County Dealer
' 'Roseburg,' Oregon
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WE are pleased to announce the appointment of this
new local dealer-a connection which admirably
reflects the high standards Oakland has set for selling and
servicing its motor ears. ' ; j n -
; A cordial invitation is extended to you to call on pur new
dealer and examine the Greater Oakland Six, the car that
is everywhere! winning and holding increasing good will.
See also its companion car,J tje New and ; Finer Pontiac
Six-at NwsLowPrkesyyhtch in its first year more than '
. doubled the best previous production record of any new
; make of car. And, ask .abt!'thq IFoiitia 5ix'- De Luxe ;
Delivery; the first low-priced six-cylinder complete de
livery car in the world. ' ''! 'it" -i '.'; V',v ';,., " .-. : " ' ,
Finally, remember that ths new Oakland-Pontlac dealer
sellsj "Good Will" Used Cars used cars that you can
buy with full confidence that you will receive thorough-
ly dependable transpor'tatiQn. . .'. ':'::. ;
t OAKLAND, MOTOR CAR COMPANY, PONTIAC, MICHIGAN '
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PONTIAC SIX
;i' ' . Oakland six
. "':'f All Pricts at Factory t' i ' : '
P R. O DOC T S F fy C E-rI'E!R.AI, iMOTORS
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How flood tiAwq
nMiprn (iiiMdlino Is
rt(in ' pnivrtd!
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE ?
' DISTRIBUTORS FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY
PHONE 268 ' OAK AND BOSE 8T8
'Attention Automobile
Owners
We I have nil the Utett equip,
ment for washing your car.
High pressure system for road
oil. .Satisfaction guaranteed.
Also
The old reliable 0. 6 J. Tires
and Goodyear Solid Truck Tires.
' r Hohl's Garage
Stephens Street
The Big Drive Still Going
The High Standard of Quality Is
, Always Maintained in ;
' Kelly i
" Springfield i
TIRES
We Swap New Tires for
Your Old Ones.
Greasing,' Oiling, ,
Vulcanizing
Fully Equipped Power t
Car. Washing Machine. .'.
AUTOMATIC AIR MACHINE
ELECTRIC SERVICE ,;
BATTERY, GENERATOR
AND IGNITION ;
NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE
Rose Garage
PHOK'E $S
its entire length, is ono of the
finest lileceB ot road engineering
In the state, with scenery and
loveliness that equals the tanious
uoiumuia Knei- itigiitvay and that
covers a lot of territory, littt as
tlie saying goes: "Go and See It."
For a recent visit to this valley
of the "firand Canyon o ttue Unip
qua" a Chrysler. "BU'! sedan from
the II. L,. Connelly Motor company,
was used, and' the- trip was made
In a single tiny with plenty ot
time to spare.' The toad along the
Lower Uiiipqua from Heottsport to
Winchester tiay wll soon be con
nected by tho Roosevelt highway.
Hum making it possible to drive
from Hoseburg to our "Own Ileuch"
and enjoy Hie dayyby the briny
deep a 96-nille dive with Scen
ery all the way. 9
Via Drain-Elktqn-Scottsburg
- The drive was made on the Pa
cific highway to Drain, thence west
over the Katicoclt Hill, - with 1 its
touch of beauty and its canyons
and high bluffs to the valley prop-
or at Elklon. , From hereto Scotls
burg. (he valley is divided by the
Umpqlin river, 'and there are broad
fields in which sheep and cattle
abound in . great numbers.-'- The
Lower Umpqua is the dairy section
proper ,of Itouglns county.; The
moisture from the sea breezes fur
nishes, all the green feed necessary
to produce the highest grade of
cream, butter - and eheene. At
ltoedsport,' a modern creamery,
conducted liy Mr. Stone, Is one of
the going institutions of the val
ley. They iml tip the "Hellow
AVest" brand of cheese, which is a
high quulll yproduct. Tho dairy
ing SfCllUU CXlCimg IIOlll K.IKKIU
to the beach all along the sninller
streams!, up Smith river, thtv I.oon
Lake aectlun, and ajong lite main
highway. -Scottsburg-Reedsport
Road
The road crosses the river at
Scottsbura; on a free ferry nnd fol
lows the south bank through the
"Oram! Canyon of the t'miiqua,''
which Is approximately 17 miles
as pretty, a drive as can be found
In any section of the Pacific
Northwest. As wide, ns the avo
tnent, level, Just ahottl 20 teet above
Ilia wide Umpqua, along the brink
all the way, with canyons, ami
ahnipt bluffs with waterfalls ami
(tumbling cascades, which ,io!n the
inmro aniblliotis river. There Is
shade, a. deep --shade, in. many
'places and deei water where trout
jautl salmon abound. It is in this
canyon that are to be' found many
camping plates so near perfection
-Hint they are almost Irresistible.
ideal spots where a,: picnic .for. an
atternoou may be enjoyed. 'As yet
there are. no "hot dog", stands, and
tho auto camp is- quite unknown
no bill bo;uj3 to r.lclo tho scenic
beautythe sylvan beauty of -.he
canyon ns woll as tho vide expanse
o fiho Umpqua, dotted here and
here and there with the munches,
and fishing boats, and usual river
traffic.. And not a single tilling
station except in the tpwns men
tioned. Here is all peace and
quiet. Tho journey to and from
iteedsport nnd Winchester nay can
be made by two routes. One via
Drain and the other leaving the Pa
cific highway at the Country club
sign going -west .through Garden
Valley, the Little Canyon, Kellogg
and Klkton, thus - following the
Umpqua most of the- - way from
RosebUL-g, to the beach, "Our own
iiougins County Beach." Try this
drive next Sunday, it's scenic all
the way from itosehurg and the
road Is fine 3 hours nnd -yon can
be in Iteedsport. ;
I Taxlcaba -tho t havo' been oporat- Ohio Stale -University . whore stif
led from 10,000 to -200,000 '.miles dents . will try to find- out what
will go lnlp tho laboratory of Hie makes them wear down.
. Our tires stand . up r-the best is none too good
ja . ' u ';: ;',; these days. ..
Miller Tires
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"MILLER KNOWS RUBBER"
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rarahase Motor OH' 100 per cent
pure parafMna base. : At General
Independent DealeiB. .
CANADA READY FDR
BIG MOTOR INCOME
By NEA Service
1 TORONTO, June 28. Canada is
prepared to roup the proatPHt reve
nue in hlNtory from tourist traffic
coming from the ' United States
this year. '. ;
Considering motor traffic alone,
it Is estimated that the Dominion
has gathered in mora than $40i
000.000 in lift last three yeara. Last
year Ihe returns from motorists of
the I'nlted States have been calcu
lated nt more than half tha total
for the throe years. t
This year, it is believed, the reve
nue will far oxeeed that of last.
Records show . that more than
2,000.000 automobiles entered Can
ada in 1026 for touring purposes
tasting more than oue. day. Offi
cial bell me this number will be
doubled for 1127.
i ; Roseburg Super-Service Station'
S ' '' ' CD. FIES '' -
How good news does stiread!
General Gasoline Is still the best
Hie. too, lire to be found tunny
Sidney Adanls of Oakland spent ,
several holll-s Tuesday visitlnp'
fiiends and nttemliui! to bUsluessi
matters lu this city. ' ' I
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' ROY CATCHING MOTOR CO
' Ford, 1926 Truck, Cost $800 new j.j.....L.: ....$425
' Gardner, 1922 Touring, fine looking $275
Chevrolet, 1924 Sedan, Rcfinuhed in Duco $325
Studebaker, 1920, Special Touring, Reduced $175
Ford, 1924 Touring ....j........... ....:.;:..,............:....$150
Ford, 1921 Touring . ';; ...L....$ 60
. Fordt 1922 Toming ....,.A..........,......;..;.....:..:..$100
,Ford," 1925 Coupe ....J........i........,........f ' ...'....$275
'Oakland, - Touring ...i...i......$100
Chalmert, Touring : $100
Nat,' Touring 1......... ; , $100
.Hudson, Touring $100
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