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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1927)
Saturday, October 22, 1!)27. T,A CUANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Nine Vial.fO.Va, 'Till 7 t..:m rr UU11U .M.UIU 1U Suit Eaeh Type An unnouncoment of umimal ln troHt conn's tltiH uvulc from the ChryKlfr hwi l"iuurU'r in tho forrj of a notice that thu romi)up in ltronl'lliltfT 11K HlX'fliU turvfi-e to iiirft tdr Krouimf (ItMiiuiul tor cum willl Hix't'ial equipment iirrurtlinK to lllo la-Hlf nt Imllvliltiul purcluiK , im. wiyH I,. W. WYrUs. local ileuler. Th" rmnp'iny Ih UllviHlTIV tit 11b- IrlliulorH ami il'al-ra tlint It is now pn-liartMl to iflve pritinpt attention in ordorH lor Hpcciul cnln-c, upliol mry nii'l cnjilpnii-ni otlu-r limn slandanl 111 il four yreut Much ol i-ars whlcli covt'r all of Ihr four KrKtl inai'ltotH, anil Ih hi a position lo i'llvir at .xliirht extra rout, a liirtfe vurlely of opllonal equipment :iatl aoroHNorifK (or cUNtomci-H wlio hslre unusual anil iliNlinel ivo ap ptirtcnnnceH for lln-ir uutninoDiles. The IU1 of equipment to he tup. ptle.l thouKh'ilio now wrviro ln cludes among- other numoroua ar- '' wood, disc and wiro wheels fi nders with wolls, nr0 rover, and tire locks, clocka. clgur.llliter special typo buinpem. trunka. trunk cases and racks, heuters! water Indicators, moiwirram and non-shatternlile, Klaus, addition to providing- for spcrlul uphol stery and color. Some of this equipment la now standard" on cer tain rhryslcr models and by the new plan they will he available on all other cum of the Company's production. The lists prepared by tho com pany, the announcement says, are ire renponso lo a Krowiuir demand for factory built cars In special colors, upholstery mid equipment lo meet I ho Individual tastes of customers who require Hometliluir different from standn.nl produc tion cars." The scope of articles Included is so comprehensive that it will enable dealers to supply any kind of equipment desired. Tho Chrysler Corporation has al- When You Pass the 500-mile Mark Turn Back Your oil needs changing before you drive into trouble. Avoid trouble of expensive re pairs by driving up to this station where voir can get. a crankcase refilling with Veltex Watch your oil cooler weather means more choking and more dilution. LA GRANDE FILLING STATION KUHN & ZWEIPEL Corner Jefferson and Hemlock on Wallowa Highway Never Raimcbut It Pours It r I'M? r 1 '? t i f.ts tlTi f fat H i 1 1 f" - 4 S-.v "t GARAGE GOSSIP OIUmohll company of Otviron. ( ln trip in the Wnllown eounlry on Mr. Younir. of Wullowo. completed Hnjf.s OklsmubUfw-. . Artit Kilmer, of Bukor, lins pur cliufHMl an OldttmoJiHo twlan from I'hu OlilHiiiolitU SaltH company bero. Jt'ltviry - wiia nmtio this wot-k. ltt'pifst'nlutUi llrf J. R. BtTimrd, emit n iiposi'ii di ll vt of llu .MiMor puMirntloii, wit a vlilor tn 1 hts t'tty t li Ih week, j cullinw uiwn wiruKVH oi' rlty. Alt: iwrnnrti a iuia inrimirH wtsi orn Htntt'H from VuiK'oiivrr, H. ('., to Onlli'H, 'IVx. -F4 lny fHitKinohllr A'loltm Vnlkoi of thin city. I tho owner of an OldHinohlle tuwieh which wiimo1(1 to htm hy tho '(Mh mohllo Sali-s company. While the city of Poplar Bluff, Ark., was aDout tho work of re building the diKtrict wrecked by the tornado ut May !, there came a cloudburst on the same clay that St. Louis was visued by u tornado. The flooded streets or Poplar Bluff and part of the wreckage caused by the May tornado are pictured above. reinly in operation a special illvi Hion to assist dealers in handling; oi-dern for specially built cars and tho present addil itn to its facil ities is devised to extend this ser vice to cover equipment and acc-K-snrk'S for the full field of Chry sler production. Officials of tho company state, that tho demand for all four of their cars which now- imMiull tho Now "52", Jho .Great New ';::", the Illustrious New "IT', and tho Imperial "SO" lias been exceedingly slrontf throughout, thu year, and they anticipate that tho Inauguration of the', special' st-r-vico will incroaso it. to even turner volume. Th'causo of the shortage of ready money, ppsa are used as currency in Samorla, Russia, 20 fresh okk being ffivoir for a quart of vodka, 12 for a poimd of susar. 3 for a loaf of bread, 2.0mi tor a suit of clothes and 300 for a pair of shoes. Pedestrians Yelp; I Mud Does 'em Dirt j TtKBUN A1 Borllil pedos i trains are tired of huvtnjr their shoes. troiiHcrs or skirls bespat tered by automobiles. They huvo appeab d to tin- chief of police for relief. The police is now experimenting with mudjniiirds of a type success- I fully used in Japan and there imule ohllc3itory by law. 1 best mini trnnnls are affixed to tho hubs of the wheels nnd encase thorn on their outer lower halves. In a city like Berlin where there is much rain and where, the autou are allowed to drive by a stopping street car. or omnibus, thu nuis ance, of mild spa-tterinjf is o tryintr one. if tho ohh'f of polio findtt the Japanese mud iruards service able, lie can preseilbo them for Berlin airtomohtlists by a simple ordinance. Called nt innittc - C. B. Ballou, of tho Ballnu WrlRlit accessory eompnny of Portland, called at tho Blue Moun tain Raiiiffo yesterday. Mr. Bal lot! was with the Cioort Will parly from the Portland . chamber of Commerce. Hurk l-'mm Idaho M, A. Jlarrison, of the Blue Mountain iranie. returned th middle of the week from a week's trip to Idaho where he looked af ter bUHiness in several cities of that shite. H'ri on Business Krank (Hernney. Chevrolet deal er of Walla Walla, was a business visitor at tho Blue Mountain tfnr axo one day this week. Buys Vhlpct Mr. Mclnnis. of Klvln. Is tho owner of a Whippet coupe pur chased this week. Tho deal was made through K. C. (iottitiKS and W. !. Hunks, l-a. flrande-dealers. (loos to Poillniid Jhirry Wawonor, Packard deal er, tlrove lo Portland yesterday on a week end business trip. Now Floor Man Urvall Adey recently ncoepted a position with JennltiKH & Shu mate, Oaklaud-Ponlhtc, dealers, as floor man. I i ' yIN Economical Transportation iM In Itntorpi'lso It. K. Wllloock, mannffor of tho I Western Auto Supply conrpony hero, siieot yesterday in Kntcrprlse on business. Tftiys Whippet SMtnrt Knirer. of Tmhlor. Is tho I owner of a Whippet coach which ho purchased this week from dvt tlnjm & Hanks, local dealers. ;otH to I'titdlotmi Kenneth Keeney drove to Pen dleton yesterday for the W. S. C V. of O. freshman Ktno., (Joes t IVinllol4iii Mrs. Harry Wugouer drovo to Pendleton Kriday in tho Interests of tho J'ackurd connpany hero. Mra. Wagoner's husband Is the lo cal dealer. was u huKiuoM visitor at the locn Oldsmoldlu. SuIoh - company this week. V failed lit)Hii Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Ileasty nnd Mrs. Carl Lynch wore visitors, over last Sunday with Mr. Ilea.sty's brother, Jt. K. Heasty uL Wallowa. Mr. Heasty is connected with tho telephone company at Wullowrt, J. K. Heasty is associate ovner of tho HeUAty Ccorjfo service station. Whv Chevrolet Perrormano is Tkrilling Millions TrrlHiy Matt lli'n J OVonni'll, Oaklainl-ronttac ifMTitory Mian, arrlvrd hens tlllH inornlnK ami will aponil tho rol lowinjf wci'k in tlilM rMy with Ji-n-nlrlBS Sr Shumate, lornl ilcnlcm. In tlio InteroHtH of IniHlnfjw. Mr, O'f'onnoll ma.kt'H Ills lwatliiuarlcrH In Pendleton. Tn ltninclillni K. i,. l.eilbettor, local Nasll ileal er, ilrovo to KnterprlBO WeilneH ilay on a bti.slncsH trip. I in nutter Pearl Howell, -MileHmail ftr 111 loreloek-Hervleo .Motor company, ilrove to Itaker KrMay on a ItiiHl neH trip. Mr. Howell ilrove a new ear back from the Servlco Karajjo at Uaker for delivery bore. Never before was a low-priced car so delightful to drive as today's Chevrolet! Fast get-away . . . easy, smooth op eration . . . high speed roadability . . . unfailing power . . . and flashy acceleration exactly the type of performance that everyone wants in an automobile today! And the source of this matchless per formance is the Chevrolet valve-in-head motor, a motor that has established aworld-wide reputa tion for its remark able power, depend abilityandeconomy. In addition, there is all the finger-tip steering, all the pos itive braking and Tlw ChOTolt titve-hv h.Mi lllllH M pillMIIM uch Modern improve mcotf M AC air claaner, AC oil otlor, inonvtil oil pump, chromo pt.tril pl ton pin. ani Dotco-Komv Mtini, lishlins ami igni. rt.n loilurot llut mt it) roMorkoblo pn or plant aocn aw, caWioiu inafl er boforo. effortless gear shifting that have made Chevrolet so decidedly popular for congested traffic. And never before was a low-priced car so comfortable for Chevro let springs are 88 as long as the wheel base. ..and built of chrome vanadium steel! Come in.'Learn what a feeling of confi dence it gives you to drive a car that is powered for every need . . . that is smooth and quiet at every speed . . . that responds to the slightest pressure on the steering wheel. Then you'll know why millions have acclaimed today's Chevrolet as the fin est performer in the low-price field I The COACH '595 'ITie Touring or Koaitiiccr 525 62S 695 715 745 395 495 Allpricrtf.o.b.Plin.iMtch. Check CbTrolt SsUvrW Prloa Th.v Include lit ! n in iMuJIinii iiJ fcihtan. liurM4.4iUi The Coupe The-VDour The Sport Catbriulet The Imperial i .T..I, T,. l . (JhuMiM Only) I-Ton Truck - . (Ciiu.i Only) Blue Mountain Garage oi. a. nAiuuauiM, mgr. QUALITY A T Opposite rostoffic LOW On HiisIimh floiv Mr. lilins, of tho .Kpohano Acn tylenoi company, , was a business tailor at tho I.eihton WeldlntT ami Mnchlnn slwp this woelc. OhNmohilo Man lion- -l'nt Jnnn, terrllory iium lilies Auto Can Break Dry; Law I pfr?P rt. 'VI Fwleral Jnilse J. W. WoodronR of Dnuliit, "y.Vcb., icvfiilly liamlcil down lite tlniKlun that person rfiiHti a cjtr anil found to liav. liituor In hM powHaloti ran lie line4 ml tit ear run he confini uted. tli uwnfr having nu muiiria In tl Ifonia From lliurtiiitc Trlkw. J. k .Moreloek of tho Miirekoclt Service Motor .company ' luia re turneil from a several ilny'N liunt- tlio Ininaha. HillltlilK' wna good, (he party. .ut'.. .uot-ilooK report, anil- tflnt , weather anil heauty of aeenery i aiMeil ta the enjoyment of thv j Itt'imrt Kale trip. From one viewpoint furllla ; Thu Oldnmobllo Bale company vnlleya of tlr Httttea eouUl hp, f revorut the eiUe ot an Oldamolille seen. (Vrl Helm, illHtrlet attorni'y. aedun recently to lxe Ueynolils. ami Hoy alul Mart Shaeffer, anil ' of Iftlanil rltv. I. '-J.'-Ui ..'!"".J U 1' LiXJinj'ti- L gives Stvtn Body Sfyio $1495 to $!?45 Btrvcn Boily 5lft $2495 to $3595 All prices . o. b. Detroit, fuojrct to current Federal excise tux. Chrysler dealers are in position to extend the convenience of lime payments. Ask about Chrysler's attraclii plan. All Chrysler cars have the additional Srotcctioa against theft of th Fcdco ystetn of numbering. Mas ae stria $725 Co $875 you srv SaVon lo4 Sl vlal ' $1095 to $129 THOYB foryour money , the four great price classes II' IS easy to understand the widespread public acceptance of Chrysler in the four great price diviciont from $725 to $3595. Ghryaler engineering, which never rest its efforts, has maintained its product as fresh and as new as -it was in its very outset four years ago. This spirit of progressiveness has been responsible for the pioneering and development of every significant improvement in motor cars since the first Chrysler. And through the Chrysler plan of Standardized Quality these refinements have been made available to alt Chryslers. Thus Chrysler has set up entirely new standards of motor car value and has given new meaning to "price" and "price classes" in the industry. Chrysler cars can be compared only with others far above them in price in every field. For they represent not only far more than money could buy in the past, but more than the same money will buy elsewhere today. New Chrysler Red-Head" Engine designed to take full advantage of high-compression gas, is standard equipment on the roadsters of the "52," "62," "72" and sport roadster of the Imperial "80." It Is also available, at slight esttra cost, for all other body types. Foe a reasonable charge it can be applied to earlier ChVysler care now in use. ioo WEEKS & BUCHANAN Jefferson Ave , .Telephone 180-J CHRYSLER MODEL NUMBER MEAN MILES PER HOUR Added Power of Higher Compress! Tim Willys-Knight exclusive velvety smoothness possible only with the Knight patented sleeve-valve engine, which gives sustained brilliant performance with any gas The trend today is toward high com pression. Willys-K night offers you" the1 advantages of high compression greater speed, flashier activity with none of its disadvantages the need for special gas, undue wear and tear on the motor, en gine knocking even after inconsiderable mileage. Only the patented Knight sleeve-valve engine, because of the fundamental prin ciple of its design, gives highest uniform compression at all times, at all speeds. Drive a Willys-Knight, and your en thusiasm will be added to that of its present 300,000 owners. Ml Spherical cylinder head and UHn of patented Knight cutine H.t ItVsrvi provided thm moil (fccUof euitaprfcaiiitm clwtubci $1295 EU.B F.rtury U all ytm pay for a S -pasttnger, V rv Under WUlva-Koilrt clotsed car. "70" 3t. I2r to $ MV. Great 81a, $18M t2W5. Price f o b. tWlwrv and epertflcationi lubjojt ru clianatt without notice. WUtva Overland Inc.. Toledo, Ohio Exquisitely beautiful new colors Your choice of many dist.no live color, both in lacquer and upholstery. NO VALVES TO GRIND CROWS SMOOTHER WITH USE WSlLOfS-ESKKE GETTINGS & HANKS Comer Fir and Jefferson P fa I 1 C O ST
