La Grande evening observer., April 12, 1930, Page 9, Image 9

Saturday, April 12, 1930
" LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pae Nine
wool, asrci'mrr ' ."; -kpt still :is bIukkWi, and prtooii are Monday -In .the -milk iIiip to wiia
1SOSTO.S. Apr. 12 (.11') The ruilipr ensli-i-, although fh' foruiBli , ri-ductlons. H.llouRh tfllis Inliot ox
rnnimerrliil Hllllt-tlll siiyu Imluy: markets nn ifuirly u-liv-mid wary. pwlml no 'In- jwi Ioiw.
"Di'iniiml for wnol In the innr- sle.iily. . Yorkshire fiicra' n strike -In the west, there.! spom.llo
Ho You
Miml Changing Tiros
on a Cold, Wet Night?
It's a dirty, mean job. That's why with high
grade new Goodyears so low-priced most
people replace old tires that 'have -rearihed the
troublesome age. 'This saves expense Tor
punctures, avoids delays and dangers. Come
in and see these handsome, liusky Pathfinders
values made .possible by Goodyears vorid
leadership in soles.
Carefully Mounted, Guaranteed for Life,
Backed by Our Year Hound Service
Full
Owrslzc
Italloonts
; 29x4.40 ::.,$SJ9
30x4.40 Z. tiM,
:31x-5:25:...m25
Big Oira&ize
Cuds
80x8'2 . .$5.10
32x4 9.55
Tiibes ditto lotv priced
MiliyltlR with Utile ehanife 111 prli-rK i
'..In the territory sections. I'riees Tor
.lOliiu nutl similar wools netmi lu he
! crysiiilizltin .urouna J8 cvnw fur
fine tuul 2(1 tents for medium clips
i to the tjrowoi-s. .
"Thu pleeo koo(h 'murium de
velop wry slowly .with no sonot-al
buying -movement aiipnront In liny
tlireetloii.
"Mohnir Is dull and -p'rlees mere
ly noiiilnitl."
The foimnerolnl 'BUllotlll "will
liuhllsll lheTillowln tiuomtlons 'to
morrow. ! - ' "
Hi-oared hiisls: ersBon: 'fine una
'f. in. Mitplc -M-76: fine anil t. m.
I'r. romblne 70-73: fine mill f. IU.
clothing i5-ti7; vulloy No. 1 -CS-7U.
Domesile nioliiitr; 'tiroRoii Hi.l6:
domestic. BiwliliK, -Kt-ttt ooinhlnK
67-6S; ood -dinllllB -.
Big Year Ahead
For Commercial
Units, Report
! modern -eiiKliieerlnc practlro tins units to he kept In continuous Owrlnnd cofnimercliil-rhitssls, rnnR-
i'been Trillowefl 'In order 'to produce operation .with u minimum uf 'In y-' ;ing from tlo slip-on ''bodies on the ,
(units thnt would provide the oper- lips for repair work.': I . v i i lnBht delivery tt-linssls itn 'the bodies
l.utor with, -not only economy In - A wldo-vni-lot-yiof-hody -types iiiKi-'for henvy eervlce: -an, ,ihe V ton,
'' operation hut the nlilllty of the nvnllnhle for lench uf tile AVIIlys- units. J , , "
Playie
Oil
Co
SUPER SERVICE STATION
Always As Near As Yam- Phone
Vulcanizing - Greasing- Washing
Texaco Products
National ltrondcitslliilt-pompmiy:
!g:15. concert; 7:16. popular con
' cert; 11, musical rproKi-ain; H:3Ut
' licader's ifuhlc; 1 a to I I, Ony
ClaKHim - ' " .
Columliin 'Uronilc.-wtlmr ystem:
C, Theuter-of Air;. 7. Will 'ItoKors;;
' li to 11, dance music; 11 to 12,
; oi'Kall.
rtipoma
( 1-C.Vt (711") 1) to !, sllelit: '9, CHS:
j la, Droaniln' Time; -I'l, CHS; 12,
orBan.
l.us nm'ics
KN.K (llir.w) 'tn'llis: 7:30, fen
i lure: s. il'resliyioi inn .church; !i
to ta:30. -liiihovlskl trio. 1
; 10HJ -('.iiiti) 'CFIS; 7:30, niu-
sical -pl-OBrain'.
Kl-'l -(iMO) ll:'iri, Kin-; n, 'nm
.sical pvowram.
I'orlland
!Ktl-:K 1(11811) l. Jlnur on nrond-.
way: .7, MirchostiiL concerts; 00,
ensemhle; 1 1 , Ularmmiy ftoes; 12,
news. .
KGW (fi20) 0:15. Nllf'.; '8, imu
ulcal proi.-ritm: NIK'; -in, Utile
synrllhoay.
-OiiUlltlHl
KI.K-(K0) silent intent,
-.K(J(') -(ilia-) (, new; il:-tr. sll
l,, ,ui-ii,: -C:wri. little symphony:
7: l a. N-HC: fl.:4, undiry -lit Heth
I'arkcr'K: -.s:.tr.,. iHilui lms; !i, .Ndu;
11 -to J2, -dance .nuislo. , '
.SouUlo
(Ma) li. Jlour on liroad-
orchcsl nl .coliccl'ts; 1 a
1 1, d-lurniiny .nces.
TOLKDO. April 13 With Hie
Mtfllys-Ovm'limd inutlotml -dealer.,
ol-iriinlioillon showilnt; n-Kfenler eon--comriitlon
'than ever hoforo Jn illie'1
company's -commerciiil enr nod
truck ic. 'the -eurreitt year 'looms
as the most siieecHHfu! In -the com- .
pnliy's history -in -this division of
motor mills.
The Willys-Overland cnmmeroln.1
line, consistliiB of the Whippet
Kour liBht -delivery -chnHSls, ;the
Willys Klx llirht tlellvory chnssls,
the Willys ttls a V, ton truck mid
the WIIIys-Knlirht 1 Hi 'ton truck,",
covers K7 per -cent of the conwuer-;
olal car price ranKC This wide j
eovcriiue places the Wlllys-tiver- ,
land dealer In tin tidvnntnKeoiis i
position enahllnc him to enter i
every phase of the ooniniercliil cur
niarket with chassis and body 'types ;
to serve practically every require
ment. Although the Willys Six oom
merclal chnssls has -met an un
usually w-lilo iiecoiilanoo, the other
units also lire In demand. This
demand has shown a marked
-monthly Increase not alone -In the
domestic :iinrlt-.- hut In the export
field as well. -In -the llcllt -delivery
.floUl both the Willys Mix and the
Wllll'l'et Four chassis ' nppear
equally popular since tliey fill the
demand of operators for fnst, econ
omical and reliable sorvlco.. .
J,ow cost per mile liaiihiKO has
lonK been a demand of the truck
operator, both In the Unlit delivery
ears mid the heavier trucks. . It
Is from economical huuliiKc and
the reliability and stanilna .of his
motor equipment Unit tlio operator
derives his profit and ho Is well
within his 1-iKhtn In kIvIiik carc
tf ill attention to this phase In select-
inir his equipment.
Willys-Overland enKlneers point
out that In the development of the
onipany's commercial units, every
Jv.l It
way; 7
seuiilde
N-Hf .proisranis broadcast over
USl -K8A, IvItU, K.l'0 and others,
suiiiilPinented with . .musical and
Sunday sol-vices.
CAN II JBTOTtD TO PAY?
Are yam finances in wch shape that an
(unexpected call f-r $100 r $1000 would
mot inconvenience you? Or would sudi
& a'll emljarass j tm?
If you wwn a a- auch cH miay come
(today tomorrow it's liable to icame
At any time . , . for who lowwe when
that auto sniasttv-up Mill come. Every
day it icomes to Jntnclmeds f (people
me hae never ihad an -accident be
S'we in 20 years of driving.
There is no need to fear (financial Strain
;in the event of propei'ty damage, collis
ian :a,nd olaims 'for personal injury if
(and if is a big word) you carry Auto
Insurance with us. Act today m:d elim
linatc that Avoid "If." Uont put it off .
Vnittput Auto Insurance on yoincar to
day, v
Ask about onr liberal Installment Plan.
UNITED STATES
INVESTMENT CO.
0 . W -. W a r m o c k., M
DODGE
ROTMERS SIX
7
AND U P,
f . O . 'B . IF A C T O R Y
ECONOMICAL TO BUY,
TO OPERATE, TO MAINTAI N
the wcw Dodge Six, now lower in price than any previous closed
car in Dodge Brothers history, fully lives up to the Dodge .repu
tation for. low operation and uplceep costs. Gasoline, oil and tire
mileage is high, which means economical opercftion. Sderftific
design and materials selected especially for their wearing
qualities insure that repair -bins wEI be kept to a negligible
amount. The dependability and stamina of the new Dodge S!k
are your best insurance, too, against the annoyance of ;loss of .use.
SIXES AND ErIBHTS
- t nrr A T3J I ITV
UPHOLDING eV&RV TRAD IT4 a N flF DQcr
L. C. Smith
5th & Depot Sts.
s.
1
A BROAD RANGE
OF PRICES - - -ONE
STANDARD
OF VALU
Kodrat,610; 2 'Door Sedan,
610; Tourinj. J625: Dm Luxe
Coupt, S625t Dn Imx Sdn,
675. All prtaes-f.-. b. hctory.
$
590
Am4 up, L o. b. hKtorr
OLDSMOBLESIX
V-'lth , fflli With
fiuiLad 5 Wire Sttfcul
Equiptntnt Wbfcli EquiiiDcnt
S-Door Sedan $ 895
4-Toor Sedan 905
Coupe '? BW
Hport'Goupc '$ 965
rtttricmn
Sedan
Convertible
-Roadster
Phaeton
f 910
410.10
i 950
$1020
? 970
ilu70
f 970
fLCMO
Witl
I)c luic
Equif-mcnt
S1025
iijj
SI 025
$1095
$1060 fill ?1135 U90
S 995
S 9t75
fl050
$1020
1070
$1040
1125
$1095
VIKING EIGHT
4-DoorBednn $1695 $1770 $1795 $1B55
Brougham $1695 . $1770 . $1795 $1855
Convertible
Coupe $1695 $1770 $1795 $1855
RTANDARD EQUIPMENT on ,ll body vypt.
indudca 4 Lovejoy hydraulic -thoclc nwrM.
Mum r. and arwrc tire xlr on ctandard mndclt
. . . 5 WIP S -WHKBL IEQI IIPMENT includes 5 wire
-wheel end fl 'eiree with -apare wheel ind tire
-mounted at the rear. (Bumpers -eattt-a. -on fl wire
wheel equipped models . , . HPItOI AL-UQtJIPMBNT
includca 2 apare ttree etui rims mounted , in 'front
fender wells, hold-down 'Irons and loclca, front and
-rear hiimprr and folding-trunk rack . . . DELUXE
liQUM'MliNT include wire wheels, a spare
whcdea-anU tires mounted In front fender walls;
hold-down Irons and looks; chromium plafef. 'head
lamps; bumpers and fnldlni trunk rack. All prices
art, o. b. uclui-y, Lunsing, Michlgun.
Unless you want a car of the very low
est or very highest price, there is a type
or rnockl in the Oldsmobile-Viking line
which will cxnctly-suit your requirements. .
For the Oldsmobilc -Viking price range
extends from $895 to $1855 with a -wide
choice of models at intermediate prices.
The Oldsmobilc Six, priced from ?895
to $1J90, provides every requisite to
comfortable, carefree motoring.' Utt par-
formancc is rperticularly -aatuKfying In
acceleration, in speed, 'in -power, tin full-
range smoothness. The-tyle-of ita Fiaher
'built 'bodies is -soundly (based on -the fun- '
damentals of good design. It comfort if
worthy of cars much higher in price. Anil -its
year-aftcr-year dependability is so well
known that it scarcely needs mention. 1
' The Viking Eight, priced from $1695 to
$1855, according to equipment, tfs tjmar, i
roomy, luxurious car typical in every
respect of the .faithfulness of Olds Motor
Works 'manufacturing. It provides the
smoothness and luxury of 90 V-eight per- .
formancc. It offers engineering advance- "
mcnts that contribute in large -measure to i
'dependability, economy, and long life,
There ns a body type to -please you in
these twogreatlincsof cars. Come in and see
them. Judge their merits for you-raelf.- And '
be assured that whichever car you select i
Oldsmobilc or Viking you are getting
value that meets the same "high standard. .
OldsmobileSix and Vi king Eight
0LDSM0RILE SALES CO.
1128 Adams Ave.