La Grande evening observer., May 17, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

Saturday, May 17, 1930
LA GK AN DEEVHjN 1 N ( J OHXKKVKK, LA GKANDE, ORE.
Page Seven
K
ELLS HOW TO
PARK ON A HILL
nr-h Front Tires .Into
.jCurb, Put Car in Re.r
verse and bet uvane.
llnrli the f,unl ti,'es lhB
I, i,en you park on n "I".
car in reverse ami net
livery modern housewife look
lorwiuil to I hp stirinc hiiuaeoleun
1m,' liirxely hccnue jihe renllxeH
Hint ilmiiiK winter months n
varying amomit of .i list anil dirt
linn uecuiuuluirU In mints Dial art;
ordinarily liiari-c.-wlble. -The russ
anil earpew pari feu tarty - Miffer
rrom tlu, effecw of tho wlntnr
tread anil must ho thoroughly
lit lilt- oar in lexeme niui 'i cleaned to lentoro thoili lo their
',)u- hraUt?. :riginally ; atlracUvo appearance.
n can ' . 9"" , t automobile sutfer even more
er"
VM?Jr!Z rJAV? Shipments' rWillys-Overland GAS TAX VIEWED
Cars Show Gain
Show a Decrease
lOJKl
Motor Compai
In noting- tliiH enn-
ilillitn. the luii-eati burkes t his "sug-
you len ii. ii j Ktverely alter a fall aim winter
vdn may " "' or illlvlaif, aeeiinllnir to the serv-
Stel..Kraph pole at the holton, of bllrp!iii nf (h(, Hiip)
lite , -,. I eininrallon.
I '111 I II .""'"" -
.et: IIM1SI. . Ol HO' -limine- uini
. ..l,- 1.' W liiilii-
,lTr ti.n I'ln.vt'..- "I'riieticntlv every Inline, has a
:i'. ioiiii.'m'i v . . .
any. stated recent-. ,"",,l"i "i. m uin-e inn
i.o iiih nave Kiien an appliance, us
.. ll.e lu nflf.li .'ll'illl-ililn ..I 111,, r.1tnr
j...'j,(.re seeni. lo no no reason "
J... ., tor ear slioul.1 lie al- ervlci- stations or possihly front
!3h,.,l' to sliile ilownlilll." the 11,0 lieiehhorlliK linusciUfo. There
t . i i ,i..nli.e eiinilniieil "If '' " '"'Iter way of renovntlns the
'"" " .. . .. . .. iillKiliuilllli. Tl ,.,,-, -l Ill-Ill
Innve precautions are ini.- "
rl- will stay rikllt where 'lth vacuum cleaner. WJtli the
il I-'a'cii if 11 is slrucK from i ialer types of atlachluentH not
,i nlll only lie force,! n"lv I" carpeting hut the np-.i-e
...walk Into a liullil- ! tloli--lery, the top lllilii',- material
l. ,v'n.-U are pointed that"""1 M "" coverins may easily
rausod is like-I a"" sen' wan covering may lie eas-
Ih-m If the ear" " :lml inorouuiy cieaneit. .ion
i .'.uvr. l.'K' iilM liainlilff speil I "' '"' " prised at'tho results and
, .. .o"d ' fth" Improved appearance of your
'' ' ' , ' , " , ! cai'.".
Jht-n t li'-rrt n , Ihe sy.-item ffood i ;j
a!- use to' Hn'.e down, steep - .
I. living l hi- 'in.Ufil- as a. Iwake. ! JMflTfilt ft 1 1 Ii
i I'ii- hill is Mi'ip, shllt. into sec- " ini
.! . ?" ""'I .. HEARING SET -
ei. rai.ii', : -; lei Ihe . motor n s n ' Atr- a
...Li l-i; t! "Lis Man.'is I:.". F0?. MA Y 26
In mmiiitiihi , , '
rv.i'ii.nrly y"'
Ivinj." -.. .t Si'Kitrji i iMnll('H 'i"iunl
lo :;.- flrvni,;- Thip plan snvns
nV .'pi if-ar cr 'Ji'-jiK'-s hud (iivos
In1' ilr:'."T v?;i.i!i-:' cir.u t)l of lii,s
nil V.u- tinu'. '
If M't-oinl f:y r.iiis In' Hold
rar i') t!u Nii-I'il ilf-;r(-il, "shift
himtO!V. Midi., Mny 17
A.nil. hinnt'iitM ir ( 'hyrnlf r-lniill
fiiimm'ieinl vehlolt-H tntitled :!7.-f'-7.
nn Inci-oiifc of 3,711 unitK of
TOM-:nr, ()., .V,'iy 17 'New rnr
stm k.t in iiu- huntU of Willya
Ovi'i'liind tlt'tihTt nn Aiirll 2ii l
tnlcd l.ri,(iS!i- uuilis us t'lilii'puri'd
with S.r..2S3 vnfs in sutcU nn Hu
ll per cent over Alareli, us mm- nanit1 date lust year, it was an-
);i ii-d whh an Inn-oaM of it por
ri'ir. in April ID2M, over March
April retail sates of Chrysler
.Motor.-! proilurtM wer It'i per cm it
above Hales to the pilhlle in .Mureh
I'lehl KtoeU: nr 311 per eent lie-
ii imrLMl ut the IWIUys-Overiand
Itletory here today. This Ik a re-
durlian of i:i.."i!U ears.
AS INVESTMENT
Thomas H. MacDonald, U,
S. Highway Head, Says
Gas Great Road Builder
Ity 1-Yniik 1. Wellei
(AHKtietatetl i'ress- l'arm' l-Mitor) '
WA'llNjOTlvN (Al) 'I'liomas '.
K. .Waelhuiald, chief of the Im-
Tin. execplional eonditlon oftreau of public roads, says paso-
the Willys-Ovcrlund dealer In the
mutter nf ttn-il ear stocks Is also
indicated in tho nunoiinceini'nt
low what ihey vere at I his time th; I the average le.-s than live
last year. . . j cars, per denier.
Shipment of cms henrtn the I 'rh" Ui y uV rep.irls tliat
f'hrysler tmin vero ll.(Hr. th l,M w"- intrduetion or the
Hodtre paKenj,-er cars. Hi.:7l. 1 tu'w Lillys Kluhl. which sells In
Plymouth 8.KJ.7 niid He Solo 4, 541,1 ,:;:',u rIilsS- lu,s Pvided the
In Uie ctmjiiercial fleh! 1 tod-fe : ,, a,0r wlth coinidete covenKe In
shipped 2.170 trucks and buses very price class fi-om the low
and KarKo 313 vehicleK. j priced Whippet lAmr to-the Wil-
...... . . . . Iy.; Knisht tlreat Six la tho line
iShlpinents of I'tynvouih cai-K In ; t rI"
Aptll were 7i per cent (thead of ' .
,, 1 ., Ihe cainpnnv'H Indusiriul sales
March. (Ms inrrense. rent-elln tire .... ., t ,
dciiutnd for the conniu-rcinl uiiHh,
,1'lyiiiouili prico. reduction which
vai eiTeclivn March HMh.
Sliipinenis of cars nf the f'hryH
let naiun
ir:llllM twtl
tiKt hOer Amll l!)2!L tbt- hieri:ises I
bein:; "12 am). IU pi-r cent respec
tively.' . ;
( or cars nf the r'hryM- .
during April showed Kegistration
only over .March but . n
iteceipt serves
Indentification
points our
WASTE OF OLD
SPARK PLUGS
PAKKM". OrK. May 17 (AD
Clan- A. I.ee.'Ktitlo insiirnnoe coin
mJssiunei'. w ho ulso has jurisdlc
liim .over automobile service clubs,
ItiCi setMay 2ii for ,n hering on
the applicaliott qf' the Pacific,:
Coast Aiitoilioblle: Association for :
nio low. Ii in br'Vii io find a. nulhoritv til . .oiiorntjt ! In Oiesnn.
iill where l.iw v?r w ill not k-pp 'i ne iisoclaiin's cntltinco into tho ! than his neijyhbor pdys ho : would
In- ear under coi;ti--.'l. . stni'e .t beinir protested ,hy : .tho ' soon see nbont It. Ho wouldn't
"These Kfn ide pr-.utw.iui will I Aiueri(::tn Autdmloblle Association
fduui; the lt"'- vi i:ie, ii.c you nntl numerous Insurance concerns.
flrlvo and may prevent s- iious Tho law kIvch the insurance com-
oublp. With tho Li-p hills of missioner no authority to . call a
liir; city providing jiarkin pa-.eH hoarinfe', but- this can be done, with
it n well
Tho anlomoldln owner who
realiiteK' anything -of ; th- actual
money NiiviiiK' through keephiK
his car always In Kood coudillon
wouldn't think of driving witb;u
retariled, Kpavk. points out M. A.
Stranahaiij Ju'esident of ) h i
(, tuifiipion 4purk I'lu-Co. i
', -;4f his irnsolltic Ktallon cluirffod
him 10, 20. or 25 per cent- niiYi'
ih-, the i-onRcnt of the applicant. -which j boen uspd nwire th
you are. In el led
BS'ir many cur
era . , ... ... . . t i. . i ... . .i ..ml. , t in..
rye inese iK'tvimiiHiy, i uo many ! nu:i nt-cu uninu'u. i uv -i-unn-.
:mj and tracks lutve plunKed ' ('oust . Automobile Association has
l.tWnhiH .sentterliiK: destruction ' incorporated in Orefi-on, hut is
.tier them. , ynUi lo be afrHiated with the Pa-
(' ; : j ciflo Coast Aulumohile Associa-
-. tlnn of (California. The orolestants
St(Xt6 SCCks TO ' viilim tl,,? applicant inlenrts to do
n J. ' insorannc nusiness in inc. niaic.
il isOtlSCrVC JtClUtlf At. presont the American. Auto-
drlvo with a leak in . his gasoline
titnl."1. If he dlscovured one lie
would rush to a repair shop at
the earliest passible moment.
"Yet, If your spark pltijiH have
10,(100 miles
driving ' with
Ihe sparlc retarded. You npiy
really b(- paylntf 10, 20 or 25 per
cent morn for fs'-wedino and oil
than your neighbor who has In
stil lied new spark plims recently.
And while your khsoIIiic tank Ik
not uetuully leaking, if you are us-
InK obi spmit pi ii Kit you are shoot-
SAI.I-iM, Ore.. May 17 (A.P) motor w-rvieew-oluh.. operating in
The. state Public Service Commls- Oregon, . the I'nlon Autoinoliilc
init Is cndeavorin-itf-stoI elvc-1 CAh Jia,viiiK'.l,wll,hdi"a;Wn '!opu(ftr
n ic, tide)hhn'"tL rr d - telc-vniplrHy.
ut Hi Lie: . and,, -.from ; iitiirrlnu .IJivi1
inoblle' .SKQ('rilln'; i.s;-the( only . Iiik Kood- ;power into ih nir.tlyii
vuur I'xriiiiiM pipe in i ne lowm.
SAJ.KM, Ore., May 17 AP)
t o o many Oregon uutonvohile
! ownei-s eardessly -losn their auto
: reftistrat ion receipts, says secre
tary of? 'stnte HnJ l'l. llos,- and
thernby breed a. lot of bad luck
for aherntselvps. .
This eaus-'d the flecrelnry's nf
flre to Issue., a stttenwnt strtvssinK
the- Importance of keeping, (no rj-
ccipt. , . ....
.'"t he, receipt. Is 'not just "a HHp
, o. paper' to he iKnored, says the
I soei'olary, or a inert receipt for
money to be placed in a ' file r
paid bills, for H bar. n vilal pur
posi the identification of the
nutonvohilc for which It Is Issued.
It i the inotorls -'s eviile'nce ol
registration and ownership ami Ik
txtremeiy valuable lo him!
I ll.ose; urnes that the receipt be
placet! In the container furnished
by the slate and kept there until
IL in returned to the secretary of
stale for renewal of registration.
He says further that, the ceril-
ficnle is important, not only for
identification of the car in case of
Hi eft, but that when an Oregon
motoris . en.ers another stale it Is
essential thai he have the receipt
with him. .......
,. ec nle. beauty of Oregon highway
ly cutting down tr,ee nhfl shrub-
ix-ry lor ine convenieacej tt int-ir
lines. Whenever It 1 is - necessary
Stliat the way be cleared for the
purpose ihe utilities are asked, in
;. letter sent out. to avoid eiiltintf
( Two Scotchmen tool; dinner to
irether in. a. restaurant. After
dinner, ihe 'waiter brought the
cheel;. The two sat and talked
for a couple of hours, after which
conversation failed, and they
way Ihe trees and shrubs In such: --om.k.m. ... .-...-..-.-. i
uay thatscenerj-Avill-he iimrrt.il.i,,-1-IV' o; ',, Kl u" ""d tele-
fJ . .Jtpho.lH'd W hisVlfe.
One tif tho-Baddest sihih I have,; ' .!('. M";' wH V'O
ceil iu tuaiiy:' days: A'.llol'HeflyY'me',,'las;, hn said,
rudiaior.J Motor I'lithaiist. ? a. deotl'-lock."
iny loiiffer for,
"11 . looUs like
iinburnetl or only partially burned
'ca fe-
STANDARD SEDAN
Down Payment Only
$333
Balance in 12 ensy
monthly puynivtus. l.tt
prices f&)$ to t85ih
Prices f. o. 6. Tuldut
G.t ana specification
subject to change with
out native.
Di:m;i!x iiv owx aptos
at cai'i:ti:ima tiAitAtii:
' - 1 .mi'MK'A C-i4- .VIM Nn
"l-ilw is tnie.-reftardU-ss of-.tbe, hm.y iUi molorists have to de
lype of. spark, plus you may. he K.lul n KamK0:.in.PclinirlH to.fU
nsini,-. or reKhnllesH 'of h-Sw-w'ell ,,M,h. car- when- they stop In To
they nray be." t . peka. Jnslead they can repair
, , put n themselves at a new
tiJmiKe? You arc sure you saw teriu Karate ", ,
t no man mpui mat car.' vre you i,t..i u-iv n-. nfffnr.,1 i, nUn nt
tools. .and eiiilpmen,t at the, new
type rcpnb- shtp,. and a, super-
j visor ht'ljis tliuirri.7Me ; t h v Ills,, of,
'1I'V . .v -. ;t''ithe en y and offers advice (thou I
wlopped .thii-t-,1 mift.-,i (,(,(.lorhw tho ailinu- auto.
miles ut ; IMd HUilinvm?", :i 'I Tlw,. nu-iuKll-vom-soll V- .mirnLMs
,,', piiinituin ii if conduvlcd ,njmillie,vship
r7.l'uct, parts ant accessories. Then,
loo. If the ropair work proves loo.
tl it ficult . a nd the motorist pa n't
make the repairs or has a few
liarin left over, paid ..mechanics
am mi hand lo give help at r
duced prices.
Infallible, liastus?
Itastus: No, Judge,
there.'
!'so colored!
... . .
a
ft
'ivst impression f
.. .Ceaatyoflinc,rol(r,and inturlop fillings Hl.icli on
would expect to see ia a motor car of fr higher t-ust.
Plus coniforlablt! roominess that affords you pleas
urable relaxation wliile rilling.
Flus the Willys Six rubber-insulated mo:or which
develops 6. horsepouer for a 72-uiile-au-hour guit
or .to-in-seeond for dashing piekup.
- W1LLYS-OVEKF.AM), INC., TOLEDO, OHIO
WILL
I II
.Moroii di:atii toll
o msK iv crni:s
W;AHI-"IMCITON (A P) Auto
mobile accidents took CUfi lives in
IS la rge eit ies during the four
weel::. ending April lit, an In
creast. t.f 7!' fiver Ihe same period
a year ago.
A total or 2.:trti deaths have
rpsultPd frorrt accidents since the
beginning of the year, according
to the department of com'merce,
with tho death rale rising in a
year rrom; 2ft. 3 to 2(1.4 per 100, (KM)
population. , ,
New York had the highest mor
tality for the four-week period
with U deaths, while Cbiengo was
.second with 4'.t deaths.
The BES
on E.Z.P
line it the country's greatest nmd
builder. j
It, prefers to lotik upon tho
$t:t2,.'tl l.filit collected in gasoline,
ttixea last year as an Invest in cut
rather than taxation. j
KV bases his contention on tbe.
piemjf e that tho public jiays for
Huoil roads w hethcr It has them
or pot. !
It Is u slinvle paradox. If the
public pays for good roads the
post of operation ami upkeep is
U S'i on vehicles: if it does not, the
costs arc correspondingly In -1
creased. ' ,
- "Owners of motor vehicles real
ise," he says, "that with good
roads the direct financial benefits
they receive in lowered operating,
tistfi in -' addition lo greater free
dom of -operation, far exceed thr
mli u4 they pay as laxe
comparison nf tho gasoline
and motor vehicle figures of 1H2I
with those of l!2!i shows the
enormous Increase in the use of
highway?.-
At tho close of l!20 every slate
wan poUPOtlitg a gas tax which,
.together with the tax .collected In
the District of Columbia, brought
t'ju- tolnl to 3435.ttll.fil0 on i:t.
4oo.l so. 002 gallons of motor, fuel.
In 1021 only 15 slates Imposed t
kus tax. ' It netted a revenue of
$;.:! 11. '
In. !'.i2l the sliites Collected
?122.4 7.S,iir.-l In license fees on 10,
402,215 'motor vehicles; 'In 1020
tin y'eotloel&d fH47.H4,ri4S-oii 20.4
501,4 13 whiel-'t-v an increase of
I.N4 per cent in fees, and an In
eriiise o lfttt ir cent in tho num
ber of venicics. m
In 1:21 the states had In their
highway sysleni(4 a total of 202.
H 15 niilc.t of roatls, S -I.7S2 of
which were surfaced. At the end
of 1028 they had uoii.442 miles,
of which 102,1 :t8 were surfaced.
lires
ayments
KU.OOD.ODU I'iH- Kentucky liomls
I.OUISVIIdJ:. Ky. (A P) Ken
lucky will spend approximate
ly $2,000,000 for road const ruc
lii.e and maintenance In the next
two yen ik. . . ' .
GARAGE
GOSSIP
I ( lievii)let Sales
The following ears lyere sold hy ; Kr.-nle
the
Lai-fson f'hevrolet Karate this
I week: f). .1. MrArihiir purehased
n truek: Joe o Wuhs. or Union.
hoUBht a sedan and lOra M. Wilson
..Is the ou-ner of a new sedan.
i 1)2 Indians l.leensiNl l-'liers
I'AUITO ,W.) Civil . air
plane lireiiReS' are, hetdi hy. !li ,.lu- .
dlaii .ipllntH, - i il'ive - types mf .ale.,
eral't, i u 11 1 1 1 r i i IkIi . a.re (lerlll'leil ns;
nlr-w'ortliy. n ;i i -. - --i
Grade Crossings
Removed to Aid;
Highway Safety
,The clhninatioH of gitle ci'oks
ln'g, regarded 'Jb'y the.1 burcah "oT
, public "roads as ' '(lie only positive
.means' of re'd'ucihj; ihe' heavy ' toll
of life taken annually ut the
points where ' highway and rai'l
roada cross. ' progrefl'sed rahldly in
1920 with .'ifiS crttsKings, elimtnaled
from feileral-ald roatls that year',
according to C. V. Hunting, dealer
tor "i 'aterplllar'' tractors, com
bined harvesters, and road ma
chinery here.
1'tnty-elght crossings were elim
inated by construct Ion of grade
separating bridges and 3117 by ''
l.tatiini of 'tho highway to avoid
the railroad. Three southern
sin I en lead in the iiafety work,
Oeorgla heading the list with S2
ellminal lotis In I !'20. Alabama Is
second with 40, ami Texas third
with 34 of tin- danger spots elim
inated. Sluco J ii 1 7, 4070 grade
crossings lin.vo been wiped out of
the I', S, highway 'System, but by
fa v I lit largest pa ii tf the work
Is yet. to be done, says Mr. Punt
ing. ! Stales, counties, and ell leu
must assume the greatest burden
of making future separations, for
ti relatively small number of ,. rail
road crossings are on federal-aid
highways,
j '"To aid this campaign for nafe-.
ty in auto transportation, we plan
I to place many 'Caterpillar trae
I tors and road .graders on highway
Improvement, jobs In 1030. Aside
j from improving existing roads nd
helping eliminate t h o deadly
crossings, t hese machines
will maintain many miles of roads
cheaply and build many more
miles of new roads," says Mr.
Punting.
v
i
years
WE HAVE THE TYPE AND SIZE YOU WANT. BUY v
THEM ON CREDIT-NO DELAY-NO RED TAPE.
You can put on an entire new set with as little cash as you would
pay for one inferior tire. Come in wc'H arrange the down pay
nient and then divide the balance in weekly or monthly payments
to suit your budget. Is'ow more than ever you'll want Goodyears
ti e prices are the lowest in history the quality is higher than,
ever. --
l!Ociti.i .'lift
Ui'l i Ii) (XI u "lo
ill! It! Ilil H
:uv art)
i'.nii no II
mo ith;. As
:! .1..,. .... : . ...It ill
j(. iii i ! .i.-.i r w i '.
mJ Jf XL Iks. JMA 1 A m.X A XV AA UI
ii r! oil 'Ct'Wfi
p.lWiJlJ-IHIapT
i n iiIim mm
ID ri-.i(ill
i.i
I.nXI.N'flTOX, Ky., '.i.o j-.d ASI 1 1 .V fi T r4slji 'H. J,tl t o JolPt JolMQCrjvi;! i"teln-
Tin..i...iu '..l:..'..i. i.'. .'.L" t "'" t L ... -i. i.: .. . ... - ..
Ilerhy h nliysiei
'ran attmul raee,
an'iioui '(i'n .iiii in;.ee to no lo IVnnHylvanliu oi' Imrns, hod.y nf (nei;ro murder mm:
VEI
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IT'S WISE-TO' IIOOSB;;A-IX
llluc MMin(alii Sales
Sales at the Plue Mountain pnr
, ago include I wo Ks.-iex cars, one
j Hudson and a truck. Jamie Stal
icup. of Mnwell. is the owner of
a Hudson sdan: K. J. Schilling.
I of Wallowa, has purchased a model
I A 4 International 2-ton truck and
I model s 88-4 ton logging trailer.
' M. 1j. Clement, of North 1'owtlcr.
i has bought an Kssex sport pupa
'and 13. Marsh, of Peaverton, also
bought an J-Xsex coupe.
(In Gay Madrid"
Opening Sunday
At the State
A Spanish netting was sclecled
for tho locale or Pamon Xovarro's
new Metra-fJoblwyn-Mnyer all
talking nntl singing picture, "In
fJay Madrid." which will open Hun
day at the State theater.
The chief sequences nf the pic
ture take place In a small Hpan-
I ti university town and advance
I Itiiys Ww Seliiii report has it that the ntrnosphero
I Mrs. Lillian Allen, of Cove.! nnrt general; feeling of the picture
bought n new Rf, Chrysler nedan ! 1 Kornewhat ' In .tho manner 'of
'from the Chrysler garage thUj Novarro's jirovfous suceess,. "The
week. Another Chrysler sale was Student Prince," In which' he co
. to William Choate, of Summer- j marred with Norma. Shearer.
ville, who purchased a Chryder Jn the present Instance. Dorothy
Six sedan. Jordan, who was seen oppo.-die
I Xovarro In "Devil May Care," will
GETTINGS & HANKS
Fir St. & Jefferson Ave.
I mprovl rig l-'loor
The hardwod floor nt the M. J.
floss garage. Is being brought up
to condition and will be waxed and
polished. This Is part of the im
provement work at tho new location.
again play opposite the star, 'while.
tho nupporfing east includes J,ot
tico Howell, Claude King, Kugenhi
Pesserer, William V. Mong, lieryl
Cirloail Itcivel
A carload of Kord cars was re
ceived hy the Perkins Motor com
pany this week.
LONDON Archbishop of Can
terbury net.! May 2G for prayern
fur India,
Mercer. Nanci Price,
Clark and David Scott.
Herbert
Chicago gangster robbed t w o
roadhoiiM'.':. Thero seems to bo
mmiio honornble thieves in t m
uorbl after all.
CHICAflO Farmers Nntionnl
Drain corporation announces pur
ehoe of Hall-Haker Oraln com
pany of Kan two City.
These moden'm features
Bosske ll: wise; to choose sa
IT
In aelcctinfi a low-priced car, bear
these all-Important facts In mind:
The new Chevrolet Is a SIX and
offers all the smoothness, flexibility
nnd durability of a 50-horsepowcr
valve-ln-head six-cylinder motor.
Tlie new Chevrolet is the only car
offering the style, comfort and
safety of Doily by Fisher at such
low prices.
And the new
Chevrolet is the
only car In its
field with this
great combina
tion of modern
engineering ad
vancemen ts :
ROADSTER j
The Coach nt CuuncSftS
ThvSporl Rooiifr'.r)55
7ie Smrt Coup. , . S65S
'OR PHAETON
Thr Club Stdtin '623
ThcSvtlan ib"S
Th.SpcctalSedan. . 72S
(6 wO. wheili ttanttaril)
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Dfliyerv. Sill: I 7 on Chuitii. V'lOi I ' t Ton Chaitii
uiih Can. S6JS: lloaUimr Uvhviery Pick-up oom
j vntrah SHI).
ALL PKICr.S P. O. II. PALTOKV. FLINT, MICH.
four longseml-elliptlc springs, four
Lovejoy hydraulic shock absorb
ers, completely enclosed four-wheel
brakes, a modern "pump" method'
of fuel supply with the gas tank In
the rear, adjustable driver's seat,
rishcr non -glare windshield and
twin-beam headlamps. .
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today. Learn for yourself why It's
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SIX
LARIS0N CHEVROLET CO.
Next to Observer
G. L. Larison, Manager
IXCYLIM)i:ii MOOTU.ESS AT LOW COST
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