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Saturday.. January 22, 1!)27.
LA .GRANDE EVENINCL.OBSgRVER .
Page Nine
ILE Nl
BAUTOM!
NEW STUDEBAKER ;
SIX ON DISPLAY!
NEW YOTOC. Jnn. 22 Pupil- ;
Cittlntc Hs wiwiw hi Taria, T.on- i
(km, mid other Kuropoim capitals, j
when? tt was flrfit shown, tin i
klne 'six, Studetaakcr's new 2-1-8
Mtro car, Tixnde Its drbnt to the
Amcriran public at the 27th annu
al. New York automobile show,
Second only to the actual Inter
est In the ear, was the speculation
unionK the public as to the mean
ing of the caption: Pturtebakrs
mw 2-1.-3 Mtre car," which has
been blazoned before the New
York public in introducing tho
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AUTHORIZED I ,.
nfcimsHir"" 'TirtM'
JOST AST
""1 GOOD AS
I DUCO
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Which will you have?
THERE are imitation finishes on
the market which claim to be "just
as good as DUCO". They may save
you a few dollars on the total cost of
refinishing your car.
Eut -do you suppose thdt more than
50 of all makes of cars would be us
ing DUCO as the standard finish if it
were not by f?.r the best ?
By using the same methods and ma
terials that are used ty these great
manufacturers, we give you a DUCO
job that is equal in every way to the
DUCO job on the fmsst new car. At
least half of the value is in the way
the DUCO is applied. Asl: us about itt
Fair prica quid seniccsathfacllcn guaranteed
"" 5-) AUTHORIZED vL
AUTO I
RE-FINISHING J
USTATKJN'
Krsklno six. - ' ... .
Krom tho opening hour of the
snow, until the close. th Kvsklne
six was surrounded by s mass of
interested spectators, en'denvorlhg
to obtain a gllmpso -of this llttlo
aristocrat of molordom. .
Tho car being hilt 5 foot ?V
Inehes in height, tho swarm, of
spectator that surrounded tho car
practically obscured tho view of
this revolutionary automobile from
those who crowded nbout tho out
er fringe of tho throng to see .It.
Although low in height, tho body
designed by Dietrich, ono of tho
foremost custom body builders of
!h country is so adequately dim
ensioned within that It affords am
ple leg and head room for a man
over six feet in height.
According to the Studcbuker
corporation, . who sponsored tho
Krslilnc sis. and who htm Intro
duced it. after two years of test
ing, this cur is as unusual in per
formance as it is In design, lis
producers claim that it will accel
erate from S to 25 miles per hbur
in SH- seconds; that it wilt climb
an 11 per cent grade In high gear:
return 25 to 30 miles to the Ra'linn
of gasoline, and attain S0 miles
jier hour effortlessly. "
Following lis showing In Kcw
York officials of the Studehaker
corporation announced thatdt
would be shown at various "auto
mobile , shows throughout tho
country, wliero it is predicted that
it will create tho samo furore of
interest that it has at tlto New
York show.
1 PACOlHw' I
DUCO AUTO PAINT SHOP
Authorized DUCO Refinisher.
1302 Jefferson Ave. A. J. Bell, Prop.
. . Cfliere is only OMfc Duco DU PONT Duco
Roadster Model
New Addition to
Whippet Group
An Important addition to ..the
Whippet, line of motor cars Is the
Willys-Overland prescnlatlon of a
new sport roadster dp. this ehosls
according to Getting and Hanks.
This body Is shown for tho first
time nt the 5S27 automobile show
in New York. Although tho de
signers of tho roadster adhere to
the general streamline effect char
acteristic of the Whippet group,'
this car offers notable Innovations
In the four-cylinder field. .
Tt presents (l racy and smart
appearance with lis low hung body
sweeping back and ending In -a
graceful curve at tho rear in which
Is mounted a rumble seat with
sufficient room to accommodate
two persons. This feature, tlio
makers declare, lias on appealing
effect to 111 younger set as., It
permits of a chunmilites between
passengers in both front and rear!
The roadster is equipped with- an'
automatic. .wmitsIiiold..-wlpoi;..iTh.ts
backward slope of the one-piece
windsTrteraT7ears out tlio geWfUr
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Er V- ' Off
3 :M$M.
I tt
Franklin Sets
, Fashion Mode
In Sport Cars
. . - mm inu rinnim aiuiv ov-,in
SnWerlrtR fro Col- . "j ntroducea In March 1SS6. estah
M'oiArtsts ir hnv n tif fef-, )llbl,, prfnt great vOgwo of
Ing frdhi th rtM this . Aryl1(, . tUMI,d rar )s now ffoneraliy
few Vnrs wT sn on th streffts
yesiiprrtay tn-ohnhly flue to tile -trdd
wipnther. KnVller In the vk auto
drivers pxperienv-'ert troublls -glMilhg
iniiitid In the kifnw. tlnHiges rmv
rtevoted most of their time to r
pnirlng rVojfen enVs, although most
nf the people nVe leAvlhg - their
ftnt'ohiohlfes In the irarnge. -'
Retnrnn Trrthi l-rtrtlanfl .. . .
' 1,. W. Week returned XVenn'
'day rAm I'o'rtland, where h'epent
several dai on httMheW.- Atf.
Weeli I Chrj-Bler agent hero.
liarrls Krertrh, latKeniid Jbw
ett representative here left this
morning for Little Jtot-kV Ar.,
where h'e will visit his mother, He
was neeoniiMihied hy hlwljroiher,
itohert l'"reneh. of t'nvle. Thtay lInn
to be iiwny about .threp JweilrM. -
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Miss liydlrt l-rotity IS th owner
nf a new overhind six four-d'nor se-
drm, which sh purchased this .week
from W. I). Hanks, local Overland
dealer, . - -' ' '
l"nwhKMt Vow Whippet
Miss Vertie Keiser, of Union, has
A new Whippet coach which 'she
purchased this week from tiettlngs
and iianks, local -representatives.
Miss Keiser 1 employed with the
Wright drug store nt tTnion. f
.Sells fetlijrl is-i-
The lllue .Moutitaln gal-atte rsim-
iileteil Installation Vif ft rtt'W jni
pump last Saturday and nil this
week has been selling "Kthyl gas
for Hie first time. This ts the first
lithyl gnSoHife, a product of the
Union till c6tnimy. In lin tiVnnde:
contour lineh.
Interior jitToiVittrirati are, 1h
keeping fth the rnodorn Idea. Tho
upholstering If of grey leather ma
terial. This hlends with tho body
color scheme 'Of person green he
low a red striping und ehaVn'piln
green above.
In tho front compartment arnplo
roominess Is provided with a seat
41 Inches wide and 17 H rnehes
deep. The rear seat Is 43 Inches
conceded In automotivo circles,"
Mr. WcClure, denier, says,
"Attempting to find answer to
tho demand for something differ
ent In tho closed car line, some
thing with greater swank and
yottth than the conventional sedan
of tho era had succeeded In real
ising, Vranklin's Internationally fa
mous stylist do Onusse, branched
holdly away from. thei traveled
track and In his sport sedan,
gavo ft new stylo concept to the
uutomoblle designers of tho world.
"Not content with that exer
cise M his originality, however,
he, presented nt the samo time a
new conception In tho rmiser
type rear deck of tlio Series It
franklin sport runabout, achiev
ing aft . effect that likewise lis
left Its Impriut on general nuto
mobllo design.
. "Immediate success of tho sport
sedan pointed unmistakably to a
field for cultivation along this lino
and In 1020, do Ca-usso advanced
another step and scored a third
sensation with a. "personal closed
car," the sport coupe.
, . "By the spring of 1 95 tho voguo
nf the closed sport car was firmly
estahllslied and do t'ausse turned
his attention to the development
of n ear midway between the sedan
nnd tho coupe that would have the
conveniences of hoth and then op
pea ranee of neither. Tlio result of
his Study was tho tandem sport,
a, tloBe-couplcd four-passenger
model, tho lowest closed car Jiow
6h the market. Although an
nounced lato last fall, tho car is
already selling ahead of tho popu
lar sport eoupo nnd orders are be
ing accepted only for April ship
ment. "The New York automobile salon
Introduced in a rustom design tho
latest idea in I-'rnnkiln sport styles
and ono that Is heralded by body
builders as the ultimate typo for
Its purpose ft coupe-rumibout
with collapsible top and double
duty door glasses that can he used
either In tho ordinary door posi
tion or swung out to serve ss wind
shield side wings. Several cars
nt the New Tork salon showed the
hlneed side-wing Idea, but no car
either at tho New York or Paris
2C
A New
Car-Washing
Room
wide anA inches in t".ebth,
Tho steering wheel is adjust- ,,. . London Oiymuia
ahlo in its Support to three post-' 8hon. developed tho idea to the
lions whilo tho drlVef is provided .,0nt rot using the ordinary door
with driving room of Sitf inches. wtndow for tho sido tVlng."
from clutch hhd brake pedals to
the front seat. -. .... -,. - - . '
, A .en..a!l Wlilppets. .four-wheel ' Comhmn senso is about tho hnly
brakes are standard equipment, thing that makes a college valuable.
this being ono of tho stifety f-.-a.-J ICveryiiody likes nppintlse, but
urrs of this grotlp of cars stressed most f u oriiy do the thins that
by the makers. Wilt bring It.
Here, are ideal conditions for expert ear washing and polish
ing no matter what the weather. A big neV room is occupied
by our special car washing machinery clean, light, and warm.
The same perfect job turned ortt In cold weather that you right
fully expect in summer. '
Perfect facilities and an exp-ert wolkman the job all the
time. That's well known to people who have had Playle do car
washing before. A high-pressure spray with the exact cleans
ing solutions needed cleans tfeje body, the engine, underneath
on top. ' .
Look At Your Car!
Is H Too Dingy 4nd Daft JVtf- Its Age and Valae?
It's easy to let your car go in tne winter but it's hard oft the
car. Mud splashes, smeared grease and oil, rain spots all com
bine to 'mar the finish and destroy its good appearance unless
cleaned regularly. i -
Everybody else looks at yGiii- eaiand its an actual economy
to keep it dean, inside arid otit, ttoughout the year. You'll
take greater pleasure in it yoaiselffind yeal! ietain the great
est possible amount of re-sale value. '.
If you want your car Washed and cleaned inside and jT
find it inconvenient to di-ive down, just phone Main 165..
We'll call for it and make, prompt delivery "after the de
sired service is rendered. ; if
Texaco
Gas and Oil
Playle Oil Co.
Fisk Tire's
and Tubes
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HOW'S YOUR OIL?
IN thisSt.TudMrJSixCuftom Sedan, Studcba leer
combines besucy you can be proud of in the
smartest com pan v, performance youcandependon
in the r i slues? pinch at a price only One-Profit
facilities make possible. Long, low-swung body
in gleaming duotone lacquers, Chase mohair
uphols?ery, broadlace trim, Butler finish hard
ware and the quiet Stiidcbaker L-head engine,
nios? powerful in any car of its size and weight.
STUDEBAKER
STANDARD SIX
CUSTOM SEDAN
1385
' vhettt,4-vhtlhrakti xi 'nt
iixctuuvtly biittlketi
M. J. GOSS
T U t E B A K E R
Oil in year fear been changed lately?
It is a wise policy to have it changed
treijuently in winter weather. IJreater
tai-lmh accumulation!; alone trtakc it
hiecesfiaryi
TRY
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First independent in State.
"Playle's Superior Service Always As Near
; v As Ymt Teljejphone"
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The Open
Road
When winter snows blockade the
highways busy "Caterpillars" clear
the way for traffic Dependable
whatever the weather.
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