La Grande evening observer., June 05, 1926, Image 8

Saturday. June 5, 1926.
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Keep Can of Oil in
Car. Dealer Advises
Now Hi at lit 'Tall of thft Ojwn
.tomi" In M0urillnr, motorist n ore
planning many trips out Into the
foufitry, . On of th ifn-tttvut Joy
of a trip U tn th planning thtl
Um bifK't oMitttMpfiliitrniriU ur;
from th lark of it, I'nrparw for
your trip and you Kill usually have
iitti (lirrfrulty. One of the Im
portant thing" lo rrrnf-inlr fa to
httvi thw cur In the h-nt pomuM
comlHion, You want to hav all
of your tim for enjoyment, frue
from worry about tin car. "IJttr
saft than worry" la a logan
hrofulr-aatfl ly JxhuJ V-.lol il-al-tm,
Thi-y aiifftfi'in thai fiioior)La
(have iri.-ir can eomph-t)? Vffdol
tuhrlraU-4 l-for they start on a
Uflp. Then as bj extra precaution.
!lh sugiri-silon Is offered, to al
!vny carry a apur enn of oil in Dm
car for emewnry uw. MotoristM
fUHiialty need oil when thy are in
;Mfii out'OT-the.wriy place where
jit it not po&Mlhle to get their fur
fur He hrar.d in the proper jrraiK',
flH- of the Jocul dealers receritty
3E
Perfect
Car Washing
The new E. B. Lacer Car -Washing Machine
which is now installed and in operation, will remove
all dirt, grease, oil, grit or any other foreign matter
on the body or chassis of the car. It effects a thor
ough cleaning down to the finish of the car, but at
the same time preserving that finish and turning the
car out new and bright with the original lustre. An
air compressor atomizes the cleaning liquid, forcing
. a soft spray into every part. Oil from the newly
oiled roads which will quickly ruin the finish of any
. car if allowed to remain can be quickly and com
pletely remoyed. This machine is also an excellent
motor cleaner.
Protect your car's resale value by
preserving the finish. " .".
PlayleOil Co.
Fisk Guaranteed Premier Cords at less than mail order prices.
EXPERT GIVES
ESSEX PRAISE
That English motor car manu
facturers, seeking to Improve thr
riding qualities of Ihejr car, havt
turned to America, for new Ideas
in spring- suspension, and that sev
eral of them shortly will copy on
of the beat known and widest imH
inn Yankee automobile. U dis
closed In a recent copy of lht Juo
don Holiday I'lctortul He view.
The Hfithih magazine, routalolnr
a "leading article" by K. . 11.
Wright, celebrated British automo
tive engineer and motor riitln, fea
tured trials made on th x
saloon" as the -roach. -la-know lo
Kngland. . .
Uiacusslng the spring of the. I-
mix Mr. Wright wrote: ;'T liked
verythlog about lb1' Kasaic Oi
cifpt Us nationally but, .ahovs all.
1 liked the springing. '..
"I'll niabem do not pretend that
there Is anything out of the ordl
nary In the dftaign of the maiter,
beyond the lact that tha rear
sprlngH are splayed outward. But
certainly the results are qulta
ceptlonal On the worst .roads th
only motion Imparted to the body
Is a slow, gentle rocking. Further
more, the car holds the road like a
leech at any speed within its nuige,
which goes up to over SO mUc aa
hour. -
"The Jow center of gravity and
lha excellent suspension and road
holding qualities afford the feeling
of abaoluiw safety which is one of
the many pleasant Impremdons
conveyed by a run In this car.
Taking up other features of the
American -but It Kssex coach, the
Kngllsh writer commented:
"Of the coach work, 1 can hardly
apeak loo highly. Whether one
likes Uie appearance or not. Is al
ways a tiMilter of taste. For mystlf,
1 must say that I llkn the lines of
the Kssex as well as those of any
other saloon car on the. market.
For a closed car. It looks neat, even
baAdonu!, without bing uportlng.
(LSI A, IKES
SEASON
PLANS
said, "There are orar 1,064 Vm4o1
dealers on tha Pacific Coast uul
most of tham carry a r,;muu
tlve Mock, frt Vt4oi oil.: Ifid
irrvaiw-a In both bulk ana MrJ
uKfit Motorlsta can trA a Vw4ol
ilUrr In practically evwy city on
the cooM. Yet, tha Wmrtrrn mo
torUt 1, a gmH txplow ud ua
uuJJy trlra to hit out (or aootc apot
whoro mothrr nalnri" la still la br
orlil tat- It la for tbla ruaea
that motorlata arc warae4 , u b
prvpaml wbfa tbry fa out SB a
trip. Thes la a lot of aaauraacr
In knowing- that you oars a can ol
Vrcdol tuckod away la tha car for
piwravncy use. I rlnd that tb
avcntKtt moloiist la mlahty cara
ful uljout this und the dtmaad for
cuaa Roods mo fur thla wauon tn
dlcatf-a that the tourlny sraaoa la
In rtill wlijf."
efeio
"Which l the preferable road to
BmllhvIHe ly way of Jonetboro
or by way of Hrownstown?"
"Well, some prefer one, some
the other.'
''Why the preference'?'
"Well,; the . ones who go via
Brownatown prefer the Jonesboro
way.-and. vice versa. '.
Provert Improved: . A fool and
his automobile art bft parted.
Speed, Cop: Vou were - doing
forty-fivt .
Flivver Irtvr: Oh, you flatterer.
In anticipation of what pro
mises to be the greatest tourist sou-
sou Oregon has ever experienced,
land In keeping with Its policy of
providing every . possible benefit
for lis own members, during the
past two weeks the Oregon State
Motor Association which holds ihe
A. A. A. frunchiao for Ihe entire
state, bus effected several Impor
tant Changes In Its various service
departments. An increuaed and
ev-n more efficient service than
ever IWojv offered, will be made
available for Time A memlx-m
touring In this state ax a result of
the new order which haa just been
issued from headquarters at Tort
land. - fc'
Three additional, branch touring
and Information bureaus, an ex
tension of emergency road service
through the establishment of sev
eral new stations ct different
points throughout the state, main
tenance of a nitfht information ser
vice at the i'onland oflico and the
ilium-dune preparation of several
new maps of roads which have
hitherto been unloggod arc umong
(he things covered by the new or
der and some of which huve al
ready been made effective. The
for going are only a few of the
i .-., hUUin m ill, with hnnrov-
ied service for club members that
are receiving consideration y me
nf .limofrirR nt the aHHOCiU-
lion as a result of the recommend
ations made by general munager
George O. Hraj'd.nburg, on his
return from a tour of Investigation
of the leading motor clubs of the
east recently.
With the three additional tour-
ling and Information bureaus which
are 10 be established this inonlti.
will huv In uctlve
operation lhrouKhout tha atutv.
uaiilf from tna itfaafl'iarifni oriit-r
In rorllanu, a'ioiui oi . iwivt!
Iirunrht-a will, h localcd at -' tha
fnllnuiui, nnEntM! Oni. -lit KaU-m'ltO
care for traffic on tha cast sida
I'acillc hiiriiway, anoiner- at . o-
.ullla ih lunpllnn nf t hi, Ifnofi?-
vilt and Kox-turr-('ooa Bay hiKh-
waya ana ma imru ui , nfueiua
marklnir thV and of Ihe Old Oregon
I Trull. Other brand-, ofncea or Ihe
' ln,ln DPU inontt,fl at fnpvfin
lUKILMIllUII ' "
Eukcmo. Itend. lioiwbiira;, , Onfinu
I'kas, Aladfonl, Klamath I'"alla ,
Ashland and Marshfiald. It Ik .
peeled that additional branches
ui i,i .ialllalicd in cnfilern Ore.
jgon larrllory In the near future.
The. emergency road service de.
parlmi-nt of tha Oraiton ussoelatlon
has baen rilcnded until now there
are 4 ttutlons under contract to
rendor aervlco lo A. A. A. member.
In thla sttite. Tha western part ot
the state Is fairly well covered hy
road service zones and new slat
Ions are belnif established in can.
trul fir-Bn territory. Kastern Oie.
k-oii hiiflinuys will bo brought un
der the system durinic the early
summer und It la planned to have
Iho main traveled highway
throughout Oreson blanketed with
emergency- road service ,4 xonea by
this full, , . V v - .-
The emergency, road'servtca fea
lu're of ' motor Cliib servlcatia .one
that specla'lly nppcalNvtd'Car.'own
era becuitsa of tha assurance-It af.
fords of-prompt asslstanca'ln . the
time of. need. Emergency road ser.
vice of the Orrgori.rUate-Motor-association
is avulla.bla for members
ot all A. .A. A. cluim day and Jilglit,
Kiinduys and tioltdays ' included,
PONTIAG
S
X
COACH
. - '-;:',-V
Chrysler "60"
Quality Features
1 6 Cylinder Chrvaler Motot
2 St brakt hom-powet,
3 60 auln pet hour snd mof.
4 5 to 25 miiei In 1 sccoadt.
5 Easily 22 mile fo the atlloni
6 7-bnng c link tluh.
7 Aluminum alloTPfstont balinced to its
teu one-liuadnrdthi ol aa ouncs.
8 Impulaa NeutraliMr noisbalincvr.but
device chat abmba lha natural impuU
rr actlont common to all internal cow
buation entinea,
9 Purolator filter all csankcat oil
10 CtmtttltJKtl air cleaner protacttcyllndwa
and piatona froro ruad duat and grit
11 Full prntura oilini ayuem a film of oil
lor all beatings, inauruig long Id.
12 Semiautomatic plus manual epatk con
trol. 1) Marulolil hast coo trul
14 Chrysler rosdabilliy eatv to ataar. eaty
to handle at all apeeda, always aate.
15 ChryaUr hydraulic lour-wheel brakaa.
16 Levelirara, whlrh eliminata road ahocka,
t both Iront and rear.
17 Chryaler dynamic symmetry of body
dcaiga
18 Great roomfjieaa combineil with Chryaltt
compactness lor eaey perking.
19 Due finieh In tuiking color combf.
Dsuons.
20 Full balloon K s 5 25 Urea.
Arrange to drive thla aatwatlonai new lower
wd Cbryalsr Su and enjoy lor youreelt
Its many lestursa ol uperiority.
A Lighter Sax of
Chrysler Quality and Value
At Hew Low Prices
For you who would limit your motor car In
vestment to any ol the lower-priced sixes,
Walter P. Chrysler preients another sen
sational quality product the new lighter
six-cylinder Chrysler "60".
In the new lighter Chrysler "60"nre the same
brilliant Chrysler engineering, the .ime
high quality ol materials, the same superior
craftsmanship, the soma rigid test and In
spection, the same assured endurance and
dependability that have won such public
acclaim in all other Chrysler cara
Sixty miles, and more, per hour; unprece
dented acceleration; gss economy ol 22 miles
pet gallon) the striking beauty of Chrysler
dynamic symmetry; astonishing handling
and riding ease these are only lew ol mora
than a score ol ieatures heretofore fourd in
similar degree only in tixesof far higher price.
The lower price ol the new lighter "60" the
lowest price at which a Chrysler six has ever
been sold is merely a difference of sac, of
speed capacity, of special performance.
This means that the new lighter "60" will
outclass every other car in the Geld ol the
lower-priced Six just as everyChry alar out
classes every other car in its particular fitld.
You will End us eager to demonstrate to
you the extraordinary Chryaler qualittea
which make the new lighter Chrysler "60"
at these new low prices the most sensational
value in all motor car history.
Touring Car, '107$
Roadster, '1145
Club Coupe, lX6f
Coach, 1I9C
Sedan, xaf
All Srlrea f, a. K. Dmolt, tuM?t
to wtrnl f cdrial tut
L.W. Weeks
- -YAW M JsY"
DELIVERED
HERE
COACH OR COUPE
' Oakland Six, Cow
panion lo the Ponl'mc
SixS102S lo S1291.
Alt prices at fjciorv.
f si lo pi on' Gtnrrsi
Mount time fnwml tl
Again! a strictly stock Pontiac Six Coach proves its stamina, endurance
and sturdiness of construction by clipping 5 hours 50 minutes off the pre
vious record trom bl lJaso to Los Angeles which was made by an open
A Knockout Cor
Father Time
THE PONTIAC SIX
driven by
Harry Neville and
A. L. Peterson
ml UIVI QAKTZMAN. Uc La
aasOii. CtalUad iU Poodw Onimt
Left El Paso, Texas
May 12th, 7 A.M.
(PACIFIC TIME)
'Arrived Los Angeles
Hay 13th, 4:18 A. M.
(PACIFIC TIME)
21 hrs. 18 tnin.
fter leaving El Paso
OFFICIALLY CHECKED
AND TIMED BY
WESTERN UNIOH
Ay beating ihe fast Golden Stale Limited
train by 2 hours and 2 minutes.
by exceeding the fastest time ever made be
tween these points except by airplane
by covering the 99i miles of deplorable
roads over mountains almost a mile high and
across deserts 250 feet below sea-level with
out a repair, a mechanical adjustment or a tire
change.
993 miles at an average speed of 46.61 miles
per hour is more abuse than aa owner would
car.
give his car in a year's hard driving. '
Less than 30 days ago the Pontiac broke the
Los Angeles-Albuquerque Record nd estab
lished a new round trip Record.
These are performances never before accom
piisbed by any motor car Urge or small
performances that prove the Pontile built
to withstand the toughest going. .
The Pontiac . . . Chief of Sixes . . . tbetsuiv j
low priced car . . . Coupe or Coach ia oadv
?995 delivered here. 7
A Real Record 993 miles in 21 hours 18 minutes,
averaging 46.61 miles per hour
Chas. McCrary
Washington Avenue Garage
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