ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1927.
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Announcing the Illustrious
. CHEVROLET TJQW
S001U TQ BE HERE
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The lowest IVice
at wkich a Sedan
msEVERwld
Dodge Brothers
--J; O. NEWLAND & SON
""' Roseburg Phone 458
EDGE JSGLDTHER
'Xhe new high compression antiknock
Hudson motor
uses any Gasoline. '
v. - - - and turns waste heat to jjower
. . Special high-compression fuels were developed to
eliminate spark-knock, ping and roughness. : ' '
' What these speciaL fuels have sought, Hudson,' j
through an exclusive new companion invention ! .
to the Super-Six principle, obtains from ordinary '
gasoline. You fill' your tank anywhere. And you '':
save money on every filling; " i '
With the Super-Six principle, the new invention
' combines the highest efficiency in power gener- (
ation and transmission ever achieved within our ,
knowledge. It makes Hudson the most econom
ical car per pound weight in the world.
In addition to the full line of models on'the 127-lncH Super-She Cliassis, Hudson now adds
a 1 18-inch Super-Six, available In the Standard Coach and Standard Sedan, ,
. utijmtohmJbartX Standard Models uxi-tndh whtttbasi)
Coach 1175 Sedan SUS5. Coach $1285- Sedan 135 iA'
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CUStOmbttUt ModclS U27-1ncM ah Oat 1
Brougham $1575 7-Pasa. Phaeton $16W 7-Pass. Sedan 11851 v ' ;
'. AB frlcl I. .b. Detroit,
ROY CATCHING MOTOR CO.
PHON E
fACTORY (OUIPMUtl) 4-D00R SEDAN (NOTACOACIl)
A mile-a-minute performer the fastest Four in
'America! :,.'" ' v
One horse-power to every sixty-five pounds
of chassis weight. :
And this is only half the story! Here's a car that
will look like new and travel like new long after
most caw have passed into old age.
The answer is quality Dodge Brothers quality! .
Quality materials and construction unequalled by
many cars hundreds of dollars higher in price.
Built to give trouble-free, economical service
over a long period of time. -
, Longest springbase of any car under $1000:
Smart new bodies beautiful lines. A- brilliant
; performer at the lowest price for which a Sedan t
was. ever sold; by .Dodge Brothers! : ;; ,
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ROSEBURG, ORE.
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With Its bpoudomoter roeisior
Hub almost 8,uUU miles slum) It lull
1-ua Augulus a tew woetis &&Q tu
visit Me scunio wonderlands ot
tliu Kur West; Uio now famous
Niitionul Park Chevrolet- 1b being
guuusslYoly exhibited lit Chevrolet
dimior establishments In Mo ma
jor cities of OiuEon uud Wttshlus
lon. Wherever parked it has in
vited tlia attention ot pussersby,
a mujorliy ot wiiotn have stopped
to uUmirt) lla Dueo coating ot ivory,
lis polished nickel work uud the
urtlstlc map on Us sides aud spare
tiro cover allowing In bluck the
ruutu to be followed, with parallel
rod linos indicating the part ot the
liulnerary over which Ha tiros
have rolled.
On its entry into Seattle the
car wan ofticlully greeted by 0,
Hildebrand, Seattle zouo sales
manager tor the factory; George
lteatle, assistant sales- lnanngor
and representatives ol the local or
ganisation. The same warm wel
come was extended i the oar in
'nrtlnnri. where W. T. Richmond.
zone sales manngor,. vlth his as
sistant, 11. W. Bush, and represen
tatives ot the local denier- com
pany, assembled to do honor to the
noteworthy leut ot the Imperial
landau. -.-' .. , r
Uefore reaching the- coast the
car had visited the Grand Canyon
of the Colorado, Zlon. Estos uud
Colorado National Parks, . Mesa
Verde, the Itoyal Gorge, and Yel
lowstone and Glacier. It has since
Bono through Rainier. Nutlonul
Park where it was received cor
dially by representatives ot O. A.
TomtiBun, the superintendent', and
appreciation expressed ot the value
to motorists 'Of' the data gutuerod
ami published relative to. scunic
beauty and grandeur, accommoda
tions for tourists and' road condi
tions. 'Withlu the : oenftnes ot
Rainier now are .19 miles ot the
finest graded' road in the West,
making a trip through the region
most enjoyable. The entrance by
way of Morton Is for the moBt part
In fair shape, -with six miles of nar
row and' rather rough detourlng,
but from the park entrance to la
coma; oxieuds a ribbon of concroto
with the exception of six miles, un
paved but level and smooth,' .'
Though the- only attention given
to the car tts ' yet has- been' wash
ing, oiling and reliniug of the
brakes, worn thin by constant use
on the steep grades of -the Hookies,
it is lit the ftuest mechanical .con
dition. The engine is quiet and
powerful and the body and chassis
ure remarkably free from squeaks
and rattles. '
' "Tho tour of the Chevrolet has
demonstrated conclusively ;,that
owners of -a small,. light car such
us tho Imperial Tandeau can- start
out on a tour of one, or more of tho
National. Parks with the same con
fidence as felt by those possessing
larger and costlier automoDIles,
snld H. T. Hansen, the local deal
er. "Tho car has- proved its econ
omy of operation as well as Its
power and dependability on this
trio of thousands of miles within
a few weeks by averaging slightly
more than 23 miles to the gallon
of gasoline' and requlrlns oil re
newal only when the crankcaso
is drained.". . . -v ' ' "
Within the next ten days tho Na
tional Park Chevrolet - will pro
ceed to Crater Lake, the gem of
the lofty Cascades, in. southern
Oregon, and then will turn south
Into California, the state from
which the tour began. ,
Parabase Motor Oil 100 per cenl
pure parnfflne base. At Goueral
Independent Dealers, i .
IS MAKING BIG HIT
Although tho "Great Now Chrys
ler "62" has been in production
only u short tlnio, reports to the
Chrysler Sales corporation from
ill Hcctloii. oc tho country show
that the new cars are meeting
with iin " enthUHlnstlc , reception
from the automobile buying public.
According', to company officials,
tho popular response to the new
nferniK Is exceeding nil expecta
tions. The flood of orders pouring
Into the Detroit offices- is- compel
Iin? capacity production of these
cars, and-in HpUe of all efforts to
keep pace with them it Is under
stood that the plants are in an
over-sold condition on the model.
The Big Drive Still Going
The High Standard of Quality la
Always Maintained in
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In- announcing the Illustrious New
Chrysler "72," we are confident that
our latest product la as great an advance
over today's fine cars as was the famous
"70" over the best of four years ago. '
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The New "72" is ultra modern again
setting new standards, establishing
1495
to 1745, f. ot b. Detroit
Longer, Roomier,
The Ulustrious New Chrysler "72"
longer, room ier,u(erani hand?
somer but that tells only avtouch
of the "72" story. ,
For the first time, in-a car costing
less' than $2000,, the New "72"
gives- an engihe of 75 horsepower,
with coumerweighted 7 -bearing
crankshaft and: rubber engine
mountings to wipe out every last
vestige of vibration.
It gives you speed of 72 and' more
miles an hour, pick-up of 5 to 25
milc3 in 7 seconds, hill-climbing
ability that- sweeps you up even
mountain grades at1 constant -acceleration.
It gives you rubber' shock insu
lators, pioneered with- such great
success in the Chrysler. Imperial'
Illuitrimu-New Chrysler "72" brloS-Elghl body ttylts, $U9S and'
ufiwgrds, f.o. b. Detroit. Chryiler dralen are In (wildon to txtmi tiym
convenience o time paymenM, Aflc about Chryiler'a attractive pian.
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C H R Y S L E R
"The public reaction to tho
Great Now "62'' announcement is
most gratifying," snyB J; W. Finis-,
or, Cliryulor snloB manager. "We
are esueclulfy tileased with' the
widespread, charuotor ot the Uo
mand. From every section ot the
country, dealers aro: rushing in tel
egrams asking (or Increased allot
ments and Immediate delivery ot
the various body types ottered In
the new model. .. '
"There is a. tondency. to lean to
ward the . sedan and landau sedan
as favorites, although all; tho cars
are meeting with an unusuully
generous demands To-' judge by
the orders coming in, the strong
appeal made to the younger gen
.oration by the rumble seat typo
of roadstor nnd eouiie, which has
been a marked feature of motor
'car fashions the last 'few years. Is
losing none of its force and Is evon
gaining-strength.
"Attracted by Hs striking appear
ance Its graceful; sweeping
stroamllnos and bright color com
binations and convinced by dem
onstrations, the public has certain
ly given-the Groat Now "C2" a
hearty welcome In tho way of or
ders. Of course we lioped for and
oxpccled this result; feeling that
the vnluo built Into the car made
It thproiifirly deserving of a big
ovation. ; liut we are bavlng to ex
tern! our production schedules toi
meet a demand which is oven be
yond our early hopes. .
"Already reports are telling of
tho excellent Impression made by
tho -'now adjustable scats, the com
fortablo saddle-spring cushions and
the unexpectedly fine interior ap
pointments of the cars. Thoso aro
accompanied, dealers toll us, by
enthusiastic comments after dem
onstration on the smoothness of
the onglno operation and the de
lightful riding case Httalned by
means of the new rubber lusulu
tions and other refinements.
"Buyers are passing the word to
their friends, we bear, that tho
now '62' cars combine many fea
tures not ordinarily obtainable at
anywhere near tho money cost ot
this new model, and word-of-mouth
advertising is always an effectivo
Influence In merchandising."
NEW HEADLIOWT
A new device, conslsllng of n
fitting to the autnmobllo headlight
that tlnows a beam 2 TO feet with
out reflecting a glare into tho oyes
ot parsing motorists,. Is being
patented. v
PAYS FOR HANDOUT , '
MAIt.SHPlKf.D, Oro. Twenty
four years agf a hobo stopped at
the house of Mrs. Harsh Ilaughlon
of Myrtle Point, Ore., and was
given a flat sandwich and a piece
of pie. The other day she received
a letter reminding her of the met
di-iit ami enclosing two It bills In
Statement from Walter P Chrysler:
wbicn has so gener
ously demonstrated
Its taith in us.
Faater, Handsomer.
"SO." The spring ends are anchored
In blocks of live rubber, eliminat
ing- wear, noise- and; the need foe
lubrication. These insulators, with
the special Chrysler spring suspen
sion result it riding4 smoothness''
hitherto unknown.
It gives you longer, more beautiful
bodies; tastefully appointed, lux
uriously roomy.and fully equipped .
with saddle-spring seat-cushions
and adjustable steering wheel to
give you the utmost in comfort, v
. Test It to your satisfaction in every
conceivable, manner.. Only then,
can you appreciate just how much-
: wider is tbe gap which the Chry
sler "72" has placed between itself
and all' others in this class,
H. L CONNELLY MOTOR CO.
Rotaburg, Oregon
Phone ISO
MO OBI NUMIE RS M. E A N
Hundreds
"THEY DO A BETTER JOB IN HALF
THE TIME" ao- people say about; our me
chanics. They, have won hundreds of friends
among automobile owners.
The mechanics should be able to do better
work in half the time because they have the ex
perience from 7 to 1 1 years exclusive automot
bile work in our. shop, learning cars from
bumper to bumper., , ( . . : . ,
The biggest portion of the hunHreds of
owners in Douglas county come to us for ser
vice,, as do many owners of other makes of cars.
Our work costs, less and gives better satisfac
tion. , . .".',
J. O. Newland & Son
Photic 45a ' Roseburg, Oregon
Oldest continuous dealers in Douglas county.
new results for the Industry to follow.
The New Chrysler "72" with the Great,
New "$2", the New "52," and the mag
nificent Imperial "80" are Chrysler's
covenant of faith with the public
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"Red-Head" Sets
Chrysler Performance
- Farther Ahead
For tfaow who seek niprenw pcr
tbraiance -fpecd, pick-up, Bill-'
pllmbing ability going bcyondi
even the qualities of iu eunderd
ixet Chrytler fumlthes Its new
"Red -Head" high compreulon
engine ..The. New Chrftler :
"Red-Heed" wUl be rer-lercqidp..
ment on the lllutrriov I'ewCht-f
ler "72" Roaduer, giving eren
Seateripeedandacceleraslonthaa
e a tandardt announced. It U aJ' 1
avallaWefor aU other-"71" body
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appreciation ot tier generosity.