ROSEDURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 16. 1928.
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Touring,,
Coach,;- (.-.(
Sedan (4-ijoo): t
Roadster (i4;:)!?485
Roadster ;rwsi
Couje' - - -
Cabriolet Coupe
Chassis - - -
AH prices f. o b.
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( , , 4-OOOR SEDAN i" t 1 l' i ' ,.:!
THE ; WHIPPET IS , NOW,
1 ' j Can you vumomhor the rut. the
Tho OreROU Stale Motor AnHOnmd Hint the - hiconvpnlouci's of
clutlon often heiii-H fishermen, even, cHy Hlr4vU pi'eviou to (lie
hunttM-N, otP., who come In to tmk Um'tniiion of our hiBtiwny .VHtim?
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BuickBeauty
Buick Luxury
Buick Performance
t ' You can buy a Buick closed car at prices as low
..: as 1195, f. o. b. factory. Yon can buy it on
j if ' ' the liberal G. M. A. C. plan with a moderate
:J down-payment which may be taken care of by
.-!..!.., - ' your present car in trade.
; . These prices mean maximum value, and in Buick
, you get real beauty real comfort real pcr
. formance. You get the unrivaled value result
.i. :"ing from Buick's unrivaled production in the
,':!. quality field.
Come in see Buick compare it with other
cars of similar price then let the facts decide
- u SEDANS $t 195 to $1991 COUPES $1 19) to $1850
SIK5RT MODfiLS $1 195 to $1525
AH rlrl. o. I. Flint, Mlifi., untrmmrnt Irt to h nrfitrd.
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BUICK
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS FOR
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Salesroom 317 North Japkson St. ' . ;
for : UUnnnuUni rckurtUuK- IMuk
ahiWHH oif . iputlg, Hv fitoilck
rHluiV( to thtv BiiiHty of fisU h(1
llio ututo. Tlu'He talktt'blB alwiiytt
(Mid With Uiv saniy tritf Buying,
"Tlwin wvro . iho- jjdtHl oUI tluys,.
'I' tie. quHtlon Is, wtru tlmy the
"Boixl old ltt.v8?" uiij t tlu li or
HutiK wttre jiivi'n Urn uiLKivtunity.
would UU'X wen vonuUlov KoitiB
(muk Lu 'Ulveifi clays"?
QQUGLA& COUNTY
OAK AND ROSE QTS
istorv
IN the perfected Whippet you yUlj find 'all those
features pioneered in the Whippet and now being
adopted by other light car manufacturers amazing
economy,,' high .speed and pick-up, big four-wheel
brakes; 5 increased roominess, low center of gravity
and more attractive lines.
' j I I j I $ 1 1 ! - i j ' "
In ; the; -.Whippet,: too, will be found improvements
lackjrig in some or ail other light cars-i-gasoline tank
in the reav prce-feed lubrication, silent timing
chain,' adjustable steering wheel, dry plate clutch,
sprlngbase and numerous
This finer Whippet,; selling at so much lower a price,'
reveals new attractiveness in, color and body treat
ment, and provides added1 features of equipment."
CHASE
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Woulil you' rnrs:ikc (he IiIkIi-iiow-oretl,
lbw-piict'd 'nuloniobilc o to
day1 for tlicr horce-drawH biiBKy of
yeHLenlay'.'. , , . , ,
Would you compliuient tlie old,
roads by cuiuiuiriUK them witb tht
modn-u imvod' lilshwnys couHlruct
ed by . fxpeiioucd cngiuoers. Iroiu
lliOi Uucst niuturiulii tlmt luiiuuu
liroKlt.Ss hu di.viaI;d7 .j, ' 6 u0 lmUv,lual .
,C!,e "B y , c?,3""""'e aooessorlos .supplies nnl
about . K I'iHe. Iclu.lliw CM11 ,11K nHCe8sU1(.a .'.re listed In
draining, gnullnK. etc. The yourlj ,,)2S caUl, now (llstl.,.
iutorost on Buch , sum 0 l''-butL,(i by the Westoin Auto Supply
cent would bo S21UU while tho if; c0,m,nny sU,res
plttcouieut item, taking the lite of The Wo8teru. Auto catalog lias
the road at 20 years, Is ?'J07 per ,,,, a , ccollonly ,01. mo.
auniiui. Adding to those niiiouiiiBImbu owllB1.s slaQa j909 .. Blllu
J2U0 aunually tor inainteluinee (, M Kn)U ,ocu, )mllmKor 0 tle
brings llu. total annuul cost or colnlmy. Exerlenco has taught
paved highway to ?:I20, per mile, automobile owners of ' tho west
ir an average of r.uu ears pass over. ,at lhoy caI1 UBpcn(1 0. thelr
this mile of Improved pavement Weatern" Auto store for service,
each day, tho total coat Is then rti- dealings nud great savings,
euly H cents for each vehicle Yl!iu. nHcI year tbousIimls 0 ,lew
mile, or approximately tho sumo 'customers come to us for their
as the toll charge which was for- Hrcs. auto accessories and cuuip
merly charged on the turnpikes of go0ds.
30 years ago. In addltlou, we have "Hundreds or new, low priced
comfort, cleanliness, and conven-Vllcles are shown In the now caia
lence, and our radius of operation K. scores of nationally ailver
has bi-en Increased tenfold. 'Used products, numes with which
Were they, "tho good old days"? 0very car owner Is familiar, are U
1 o (Initiated and fully described in
The other- fellow nlwnys has the Ithlw 1928 page book,
rlitht of way nuver mind what 'Thuso books are now ready
ihu law Bays. , . ,. , . t . . ifnr incnl iltstrllmtlon and may ho
l'lt'HHrtni lm-morU's are never
enrrted home in
mobile.
a wrecked auto-
IE PRICES FULL
J A mw, low price mlicdulo on
j lima U now in elluct at all Wut
: t'rn Aulo Supply company stores,
j according to (i. M. Krell, local
' itianaKtM' ot the company.
In uiakiiiK this atmuunccmont,
I Mr. Krt'U ulati-d that the pivsunt
, prices aro (ho lowest iu tho his
j lory ot the company und otter the
' k ivii teat valde, dothir for Uullur,
j of any tiro over sold by tho West
I crn Auto stmea.
j "imrtiiK 1127 more than $Mt'0,
: LUKl worth of tires were sold by the1
Western Auto Supply company .
j Btuies. The( e tmiuo popuhtr names
i oC tires nre now offered at tho
lowest prices In Weateru Aulo his
tory. "Those low price can bo niude
still lower !' UhIuk old, worn
tiros H-t part Vayiuent u" new,
tully it mmt meed tires. Kvett If the.
tires do seem xootl for a few morv)
miles, thu oar ownor will be mora '
than repaid lor tumiim them in at
thin time, not only from the sav
ing In money tiHue, but from tho
.satisfaction he receives iu know
In Kthat i ho the iMpiipment on his
car will save hliu worry and free
dom trom trouble," concluded Mr. :
Krell. !
mechanical refine-
The most valuable car
' ever offered for so
little money
DELIVERY
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Roseburg, Oregon!
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CATALOG REM
, had at th local Western Auto
store Tor the asking.'
Spent Aftornoon Uore
Mr. ami Mrs. Leonard Swift ali'l
daughter, Hetty, nnd Mr. Swirt's
mother, Mm. C. J. Swift, were here
from .Myrtle Creek Tuesday nfter
noon to see C. J. Swift, who Is at
Mercy Hospital.
Rose Garage
Service Costs
No More
If you want gewd dependable
work, giva ut .1 call. Work
Quarantead. Washing, greas
Ing, vulcanizing, night and
day storage,
FOR A LOT OF MILES
Kelly-Springfield
Tires
For best results In rellnlng
brakes call at Rose Oarage,
Ray best oa Brake Lining Sta
tion. Kwik Wsy VaWo Grinding
and General Repairing.
Kose Garage
' PHONE W
1327 A BIG YEAR
FLINT, Mich., Jan. 18. View
eu
In retrospect, the year 1827 stands
out as one of the most satisfactory
in Buick history, In he opinion of
Buick Motor company officials. Be
sides building the 2,000,000th
Buick anU thereby shattering all
records for the manufacture of
fine motor cars, Buick brought out
a line of new models which has
received publio endorsement un-
paralleled in Buick history. This
year also saw, expansion steps
which leave Buick better equipped
than ever, from the factory stand-
pojui.
The 2,000,000th, Buick was built
early in November, heavy sale of sion, started during 1927 and now
the 1928 models advancing the inearlng completion, is the engine
date of Its production consider- erlng and research building where
ably. These new models introduc-1 all work of this sort will focus,
ed to the public in late July, at- leaving various parts of the fac-
tracted l,52b,152 persons to Bulc
sales rooms during the first three
days o( ila display, in the larger
cities were attendance was cheok-
ed. The sale or the new models
was so sustained that Buick rin
ished the year with a new produc
tion record of approximately 2.50,
000 cars.
The 2,000,000th Buick, a five
passenger coupe, is being exhibit
ed by Buick In connection with the
national automobile shows. It
was on display at the New York
Buick branch, Broadway and fifty
fifth street, during the' New York
show, and Chicago also will see It.
Tho contrast between this lux
urious creation In maroon Duco.
shining nickel and rich upholstery,
and the Bulcks of 1904, Buick's
first production year, is vast,
The 2,000,000th Buick
is scarcely
recognizable as one of the same
genus as these early motor cars
so great has been the advance in
engineering, body building, and all
else connected with automobiles,
Figures kept by the -'Buick or
ganizatlon lndicatos .that 1,500,000
nt the 2.000,000 Bulcks still are in
active service today. Many date
back fifteen or -more years. An
IS year-old Buick touring car
crossed the continent from San
Saba, Texas, to Flint, last -summer,
'and returned, making the
trip without trouble of any kind.
A hugo program of expansion,
necessitated by demand for Bulcks
and the desire to extend super
vision over the product's quality,
' completed during ' the yeur
wh(-h saw the 2.000,000th Buick
built. The first step in this pro
gram was construction of the unl-
these features added
without increasing
flieprice"
New 4 -Wheel Brakes
New Fisher Bodies
New Fenders
New GMR Cylinder Head
New Fuel Pump
New Ceankcose Ventilation
New Carburetor
New Manifolds otid Muffler
New and Greater Power
New Cross'flow Radiator
BS3 Jf3 ISSJ
$a Si At), 2-door ., in i
yflL SEDAN ti. Mm.-nfsi'nv ho-ywviw; r&ur,nm.r.
fled line, where Bulcks are assem-1
bled. The various parts feed to I
l hi triple line over conveyors of j
'various sorts, each coming from i
lha nlant which tnnda it Tha ra- !
pacity of th line is about 1,200
cars a day. It requires just 75
minutes to transform a bare
I frame Into a finished Buick.
I In September, 1927, the new
gray Iron foundry, built at a cost
of $5,500,000, was put Into produc
tion. It is unique among the
world's foundries in that progres
sive methods, like those devised
for the assembly line, obtain
throughout. Materials, flasks, hot
metal, all move on conveyors, o
which there are 367 of various
types. The six Winch cupolas
bave a combined capacity or of ilQ
tons of metal a day, so that to
! new foundry, Id conjunction with
'the old foundry, is adequate to
Buick's entire gray iron casting re-
qulrements.
Still another unit in tha exDan-
itory, now devoted to engineering
work, free for production pur
poses. vWo are all Bet," said Cady
B. Durham, vice president in
charge of production, "to go out
this year and break our ova rec
ord." MOVIES
ANTLERS THEATRE
"Underworld" Theme One
Should Interest Fans!
The underworld is Its own worst
enemy. 1
Statistics show that more thugs
are killed by other gangsters than
.are ever shot by police or pu,t to
death by law.
I The crime code
of revenge is
(dramatically shown in Ben Hecht's
powerful drama "Underworld,"
f now showing at the Antlers, which
t was directed by Josef von Stern
i berg under Hector Turnbull's su
pervislon for Paramount.
Fred Kohler, gangster,
and killed by Qeorgo.
ts shot
VOtacroft,
rival gang leader, to avenge the
former's attentions to Evelyn
Brent. Gang killings and battles
with the police are vividly por
trayed. From the feuds and. fights
only Miss Brent, Cltve Brook and
Larry Semon, among the princi
pal players, emerge with whole
skins.
Garden and flower seeds of
kinds at Wharton Bros. Call
catalog.
all
for
OOKat all
New Thermostat
New Water Pump
New Instrument Panel
New Coincidental Lock
New Dash Gasoline Gauee
New Stop Light .
New Steering Gear
New Clutch
New Frame
New Aslcs, New Wheels
Bryden-Peterson Motor Co.
444 N. Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregon . Phone 93
Here's the 2,000,000th Buick!
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E-T.Stron-r. president and geoeral manager of the Buick Motor Com
pany, is ihown stepping Into the 2,0O0,OOOth Buick as it rolled off the unified
aMcmbly line. Production of this car makes Buick unique among manufac
turers of high-grade automobile. The car, a five-pasaenger coupe, la ..cing
displayed in connecting with the National Automobile Shows.
Tl
BY E. E. DUFFY
In the good old days, of say ten
years ago, it was customary fit
about this time of year or earlier,
to jack up the automobile, remove
the battery, and perchance, re
move the water from the radiator.
The car was retired for the win
ter; its utility was cut in half.
Nowadays it Is a rather remote
ly located motorist who is requir
ed to perform this said ritual.
The general improvement la rural
highways has made it possible and
highly desirable that time wast
Ing and travel prohibiting- 6 now
be removed from the roadway.
Southern states, although never
blanketed with snow, also have
their winter worries. Iacessant
rains convert dirt and gruvel
roads into impassable, -bottomless
trails.- In many communities the
isolation imposed by mud roads
is as complete as though produc
led by several feet of snow. Here
again tho solution lies m the con
struction of years round pave
ments. In the earlier days of the auto
mobile snow removal, except in
few Instances, was impractical be
cause of the roughened condition,
of the roads underneath the white
blauket. A horse drawn snow
i nlow could cover only a few miles
daily. But with the coming of
graded roods and hard pavements,
I along with the development of
STUDY the new features offered in the New Series
I'ontiac Six! Seldom has a more impressive list .
been offered in a single announcement on any car
whose past record proved it to be of sound design.
And they have been added without increasing the
price because Pontiac's past success makes possible
this added value! These new features assure
smoother, snappier, more powerful six-cylinder per
formance greater safety and comfort greater
luxury and owner satisfaction. They give added
value the greatest ever offered in a low-priced
six! Come in to-day and see for yourself.
COUPE... J745 CABRIOLET $795
ROADSTER $745 FOUR DOOR SEDAN. ... $825
s SPORT LANDAU SEDAN $875
All Prices at Factory -
! powerful tractor or truck drawn
plows, the annual winter hiberna
tion of many rural folk has been
I eliminated. A Saga of the Snow
Plow could well be written.
, A few years ago an. ambitious
machinery company in Milwaukee
j volunteered to show road authori
ties In Wisconsin what could be
done In the way of econopiical
snow removal. The tractor bur
rowed its way through 270 mile
of snow of an. average depth of at
foot and a half, and of not inirc-
quent drift depths of four feet,
all
in a few days. Today most Wis
consin- counties are able to main
tain long distance travel through
out the year, with about 120 units
of equipment in service.
Snow removal is a problem ef
fecting the entire northern belt,
in some Instances extending down
into the second and third tier of
states. Rural roads should be con
sidered as a definite state or coun
ty money-prpduclng facility, for
money saved is money earned, i
Consequently when those roads'
are idle they become decidedly
non-productive. And unfortunate
ly, rural earning power Is dimin
ished and city trade falls off.
A great deal still remains to be
done. Pavements must be extend
ed, both in the north and the
south, so that every populous com
munity will be within easy travel
ing distance of a hard road. Pave
ments make it possible for tho
community to function the year
round at full blast. -
Myers barrel spray outfits are in
expensive and go good work. They
I are sold at Wharton Dros.
o
Flower seeds and fertilizers at
Wharton Bros.
a Successful Six
now bids for Even
Greater Success