Saturday, October 0, 1928.
i;A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tape Nine
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WILL
MONDAY
BRING
REPAIR
BILLS?
The first of the month usually
does for many motorists, if not
for you!
Do you ever think of the cause?
Isn't it very likely that many of
them are due to inefficient lub
rication? You're dealing with something
the very life of which is depend
ent on lubrication. Isn't it wiser,
more economical to change to
Golden Texaco NOW and be
safe?
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URGES WOMEN TO
PERFECTDRIVING
Mrs. D. Edwin Wilier An
alyzes Feminine Driv
ing Virtues and Faults
XKW YORK, CVt. (AT) Wo
men fuftomoMlo drivers were tired
jto eiff t thvlr rtriviusr by Mrs. ),
, 3-Mwin Miller of rittsburff In nn
address before the wftfety congress
here yesterthiy.
1 She n naly zed feminine driving
virtue and I'auliH, pointing out nn
enviable reeord of freedom from
accidents, but saying that "to stand
on this record would bo the height
of fully."
1 "It would lie unfair," she said
Haulage Cited ,
As Feature Of
Willys-Knight
Th
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Texas Co,
AUDMER PLAYLE, AgeJit
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to jmtae women drivers in pen-
ieral by the nctlons of the few that
j KO to extremes In the light of the
j generally excellent record of safe
ty that women have made. Never
itheles.s we must recognize facts nn
j they nre. Naturally women ex
I pert others t J give way to them ns
a matter of gallantry, an id we
'would never wish to suggest that
the Indies receive less than their
j rightful due. Of course women
must have their way it has nl
J ways been so but we should make
(.sure beforehand that it la the right
way.
"So one should question, either,
woman's prerogative her rijiht to
change her mind. It would be a
wonderful tiling, though, if a wo
man driver would always indicate
to other drivers that she is chang
ing her mind before she puts the
change into effect. The whole
world would lie the happier for it.
1 "Women, as a rule, do much Jess
driving than men, and frequently
little of that driving is in heavy
j traffic. As a result, when they get
into a Jam, they are more likely,
'through lack of experience, to be
jcome timid or excited, with disas
trous results. The obvious cure is
greater familiarity with conditions
(that are met while driving.
"Women are leaders in many
other matters of public- and family
j welfare, and the influence they can
jexert to check the alarming in
crease in automobile accidents can
be tremendous. First of all they
imust perfect their own driving
jubllily and practice. Then through
organization in women's drivers
schools they can become a distinct
force for safety throughout the
country.'
NI.W VSK rOlt SKATKS
BO.HTON, A1'). A woniHii ap
proaching u sleep hill here was oh-
served to slip a pair of roller
skates under nor heavy suitcase,
place the crook of un umbrella in
the bundle and leisurely drag the
bag up the hill.
Speed, stauiiua and economical
operation are the outstanding de
mands of truck operators today in
order to place their haulage busi
ness on a profitable basis, declares
; (letting) and Hunks, local Wlllys
i Overland deuler.
I "These demands ar met fully In
1 the complete line of Willys-Knight
j trucks which employ the Willys
i Knight six cylinder sleeve-valve en
' g!ne." Rays Mr. (letting. "In the
development of t his sleeve-valve
'power plant for use in trucks of
lull types, the Wlllys-Overlund Com-
pjiny bus set a trend for fimt
and economical transportation in
) this Hue of business,
"The Willys-Knlght trucks in
clude the latest Improvements In
1 chassis design combined with the
I proved power, speed and reliability
. of the double sleeve-vnlvo engine,
j "Tills truck Is notable for out-
standing performance, high speed,
'lively pick-up, ample power on the
(hills and for long life. The Willys
j Knight truck has been designed to
' give the operator day-in and day
lout service without the costly de
lays because of lay u pa for repnlrs
a ml adjust meats cha rueterlstic of
trucks' employing another type of
power plant.
"This marked reliability and ser
viceability of the Willys-Knight
' line of trucks has been an import
j ant t actor in turning many pro
I gressive truck op. Tutors . in all
points of the nation to tills lino at
vehicles.
"in bringing out this line of
'Knight engined trucks the Willys
j ( )vi land engineers have collabo
rated with truck engineers who
f huve been engaged in this phase of
I automobile work for moro than
jtwenty-flve years. This long period
of experience is built into the Wll-'lys-Knight
trucks with the result
!thHl truck operators now have a
j new conception of profitable haul
' age,"
Announces Miller
Six -Ply Tiren
In announcing the new Miller
deluxe, I.eHvy duly six-ply pussen
ger tire the l.u tliando l-'tllhig l'o..
Miller dealer here. Said that t he
j new tire Is designed to meet the
, reiiulrmniN of the motorist who de
mands Miperkitlve luxury In tiles.
SHed inviting highways, steadily
increasing traffic regulations and
other conditions that demand more
of tires have combined to create a
new division in motoring in which
many motorists demaiul a more
sturdy tire that will give long
mileage under thy most grueling
I conditions.
The new Miller heavy duty pass
enger ire has a carcjihs of six
plies of extra strong cord fabric
of Kgyptlau cotton with extra hea
vy cushioning of the highest grade
live rubber between plies. The
tread Is heavier and tougher and
the lamtliar Miller tread design is
improved somewhat adding beauty
and safety to silent running.
i gauges. Instruments are all under
I glass iu d,nll silver frames ugainst
a mat of old Ivory, and are indi
i roctly illuminated, t'o-imidenial
lock to steering and Ignition is lo
cated on the steering column.
Laboratory Uses
Motors For Tests
"Harmonizing shades of J'earock
and Wales Mine and many touches
of bright chrouium plaltng kcivc
to eniphustxo the extremely smart
body contours of the new Victoria".
Kver stop to think how much
difference there is between an au
tomobile purchase today and it
horse trade yesterday? Huylng a
horse well, there was a ileal
where you hud to keep your eyes
open Hut now, widows and or
phans ami a)f the 'rest of ns buy.
.uitoiii oldies with perfect confl- I
deuce. Advertising, and prestige '
have put the atituuiohile business -on
a high plane of mutual trust.
H makes dene Tunney uncom.
fort aide to hear profanity. What
miserable day, he must spend nn -tlio
golf courses! , .
TH
WORLD 11 A S
A N E W
Woman Called
Motorwise By
Chrysler Firm
Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains
FAITH KICKTOIU J)
I-OHJSVJIJ.K, Ky., (AH). Walt
er Fisher lost bis hat and his faith
in mankind in tho checkroom at
the Kentucky State Kair a year
ago, but both were, returned this
(year.
It: vfejr few - :
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A noticeably large proportion of:
all Chrysler cars sold are going to!
feminine drivers, says .T. W. Fra.er, j
Chrysler and Plymouth sales man-j
ager. They are bought, he says,
hi line wltli the growing trend of
having a second car in the garage
for the women members of the I
'household. Hp ascribes a consid-1
jerable share of the great popular-1
Ity of the lower-priced Chryslers j
jand the Plymouth -to this second
tear habit, pointing out that road
Jsters, coupes nnd two-door sedans'
in these models are especially pop
ular with women.
"St vie transcends every other
in Its appe.'it to the feminine buy
er." M r. Kraaer declares. "The
lfiner stylo in the new Chryslers and
ine l'lyniouin nas maue mem mii-
standing favorites with women. The
new and bright Chrysler and Yly
month colorings also have un
doubtedly played a conspicuous
part in feminine selection. Bo, of
course, have their dashing lines,
high quality upholstery, attractive
interior fittings, the snap and zest
of their typically Chrysler perform
ance, and their unusual ease of
handling.
"Women are becoming more mo
torwise ail the time. They know
style when they see It, and the zest
of performance is coming to mean
equally ns much to them as to men.
"The combination of power,
speed, traffic flexibility and hand
ling case, combined with the still
greater style and luxury of appoint
ments offered in the new Chrysler
and Plymouth cars, is unquestion
ably n leading factor in the in
creased feminine demand evident
in Chrysler sales today."
CATERPILLAR" GETS THE
TOUGH JOBS!
T
HE tougher the soil and the
harder the going, the more quickly "Caterpillar" quality proves
itself. Under such conditions, extra power and added traction he
come so obviously necessary that tough jobs are "Caterpillar"
jobs.
American farmers have proved the competence of the "Cater
pillar" by testing it under severest conditions. Today tractors
are working in the black belt of Alabama, in the gumbo soil of
Missouri, in the red clay of Georgia, the adobe of California, and
the prairie sod of South Dakota. Their success where soils are
refractory and the traction treacherous, is an enduring endorse
ment of efficiency in the. average field and typical orchard.
BUNTING TRACTOR COMPANY
La Grande, Oregon Poise, Idaho Pocatello, Idaho
Dictator Royal !
Victoria One Of i
! Leading Models
One of the most popular of the I
new NtudehaUer models introduced '
this summer is the Hlctator Hoyal
Victoria for four. This model has
won wide-spread favor with drivers'
who like the smartness and in! i- i
niacy of a. close coupled enclosed '
car. j
"The new Dictator Hoyal Vic I
loria is a particularly appropriate I
car for both business and social
usage." says M. .1. (loss, .studehaUer
-KrsUine dealer here. "It appeals;
especially to women who desire ai
smart personal car for shopping.
Sports, or social occasions. j
"Kor tills reason Sludebaker de-J
signers devoted unusual care to the I
development of comfortable and
convenient seating arrangements.
The driver's seat is a high backed
chair, deeply cushioned ami shaped
to give the utmost comfort. As In
other Htudebaker models, the steer
ing wheel can be adjusted to In
dividual preference. The wide rear
seat is also scientifically shaped for
comfort, and accommodates two
passengers. Km the occasional
fourth passenger there Is a thickly
cushioned seat which, when not hi
use, folds completely out of I he
way at the driver's right.
"Tin interior Is upholstered in
rich mohair, and is provided with
many conveniences. Then' is a
parcel compartment behind the
driver's seat, and a locked luggage
compartment- under the rear deck.
Comforlable arm rests flank the
rear seat. The fittings include a
recessed ash receiver nnd liullor
flnlslunl Interior hardware with u
fine lined design. The window and
door panels and the garnish mould
ing are finished in American Wal
nut. Tho same finish Is found on
the instrument board, where a hy
drostatic gasoline gauge- and engine
thermometer supplement the usual
Violet Ray Gas
Has Coming Out
On West Coast
The fiill season for debutante
in the automotive world at least
was opened officially last, week by
the (ieneral Petroleum corpora
tion with one of the greatest "com
ing out" parties over staged on the
Pacific coast.
Jn every town from Cnnnda
down, (ieneral independent dealers
to the number of more than HilOQ
united in presenting to the motor
ing public Violet Hay no soil ne
an improved type of anti-knock
motor fuel with many dlst Inctlve
features,
Hecanse of the fact that this n'-w
colored product is displacing all
other flenenil gasoline In more
than ,0fW) pumps, the Heneral Vf-
1 1'nlenni corporation Is sponsoring
In four Rroat states an elaborate
program of nowspa per, billboard
and radio advertising In acquaint.
the public with Its reasons for this
important forward step.
The magazine sections of fill Sun
'lay newspapers are bfdng used for
the first time In the history of oil
company advertising on the ra
ti fin coast. And this program is
being supported by a series of
weekly radio r-ntortalnments over
the National Hroad'-a sting com
pany's net work, on Friday nights
at o'clock.
Violet Hay nasollno, Its produc
ers announce, represents months of
research and experiment, both in
the laboratory ft nd on the rond.
The sole object of this idudy was
to produ(a balanced motor fuel
which would fulfill all the. requlre-
merits of hinh-romnreHNlon type en-
kiimt, wtii un in in-1 ion penr'T.
lv in all Other types of motors. The
result is ;i villi!!,, rl, blKh-efficirtcy
gasoline, that Is made without th
addition of compounds and which
gives Pacific coast motorists a per-
fectly balanced, quick starting fuel
4'tbfit Is destined to inrpasa in uc--UmJ
I ce the original fieneral whl'di
was InlrodtH'fd a few yesra Hfco.
Don't neglect that
faithful servant
under the hood
Give a tlionplit to
the AC Oil Filter
on your car. It'a alwuvs at work
for you when your engine ia run
ning. Let u test it for you with
out charge.
Dirt in oil mean wear. That is
why yon ghuuld have the oil fil
ter tested regularly. An AC itc
newal Cartridge mukes it as good
new.
We ran tell you very quickly
whether or not a new Cartridge
i needed. We can quickly iustull
it for you if you nay the word.
Dale Cox
bflco-R my
Ki.AKrJN'""
l'pT,ij;"T
ND FINER MOTOR CAR
than host previous .Icily in Nash history
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VpW$T mosv cars
than Ixi-st iief(nis At!'ut tnIV;s!i history
Seffs-IvI mn o m7G more ears
than bvst pre iotas September in Nash Iii.vfory
0'i
A 1.1. sales records for all time
l have been broken by the
New Nush "400".
People everywhere are telling
other people that the "400"
is the finest car of the year,
die smartest looking car of
the year, the peppiest car, the
easiest steering car, the easiest
riding car they've ever driven.
The World has gone Nash
find no wonder! The Nash
price never bought so fine a
motor car before. .
9 Sedans from $10(i() to $22 19, delivered
. 8 Coupes, Cabriolets, Victorias from $1(M to $2023, delivered
NASH "4" f
i,4nt,s the World in Motor Car
i iti io 1st a vr ii:ati iti-,vo oTttt:n r.-irt u..v rii:.?
Twin-Ignition motur Alurniniini ullov pivtons
12 Aircraft-type spark fc lnr Struts
plugs New double drop frame
rlii;h compression Torsional vibration
Houdiille mid Lorejoy ,il"Pr
hotrk absorbers V'orld'easiesteefinK
. moumtiugt 7-berin crankshaft
Salon Hodie yhuihu cruk in
Ilijur centralized
chassis lubrication
I'lectric clocks
Interior metatwnrc
Longer wheelbases
One-piece Salon
fenders
Clear vision front
pillar posts
chrome plated over . , . . .
Short turning radius
from and rear
bumpers
McKennon.Nash Motor Co.
80G Adams Avenue,
Jlain ()50.
'" It
Never Before -
Such Beauty, Such Luxury, Such Brilliant if
Performance at such a loiv pricel
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tr0 Tut l.xtra
Never in the history of the
industry hao it heen possihle to
buy bo fine a car as tliiu OUsino
bile L.ui.l.iu at so low a i ricc.
Its beautiful Fisher Body w is
designed by artit-c.n;inters. I cm
smart, low lines, balanced pro
portions, and rich exterior
finish win admiration every
where. A f.ibrtUoid-over-iiiet,'l
top and rear panel, and (jr.icel'ul
landaU'bowii add to its biyii.
The interior is lux urio u si y
upholstered and handsomely
nppointcd. Comfortable arm
rests are provided for passen
gers in the rear seat.
And a great new 55-horscpow
tr engine provides brilliant
hi.-jh -compression performance
without using special fuel.
You'll want this Oldsmobile
La v.l. in when you sec it and
(.'rive it. And comparison with
othcrcars will assure you that
you can't even remotely ap
proach such value at the prke.
OLDSMORILE SALES CO.
1 128 Adams Ave.
Olds mob
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PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS