La Grande evening observer., July 26, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

Page Eight
Saturday, July 26, 1930
- LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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MONDAY'S
PAPER
Never
such value
in men's
quality
merchandise
in 14 years.
3 I program. Pint for elimination ahould
b the most dangrrous crossings on
UtoroughfarM carrying heavy Imlflc.
0 J "The program should have due re.
O gM to the relative costs and ad
OjYautagea ot (trade crossing ellmlna.
tion. and other methods o( protec
gjtton. and should be given the most
,3. thorough joint consideration by pro
o per authority. In laying out new
highway or railroads, or relocating
ieuimg highway ox railroads, grao
O auuuia oe avoiaea or cum
o muted wherever feasible.
o: -in
ol tne progress made by the Chevro- . ol Chevrolet, with ir nnt .., :
let Motor company, which can graph- . to General Motors. Mr. Knudson was ,
Ically be given by the use ol epochal ! elevated to the position ot president
dates. It Is entirely Ilttmg to give j and Mr. KUniiler u mad. w. - '
Established At
Cove This Week!
Chevrolet Motor Company Started Camp Fire Girls ! MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
In November, 1911 Growth Rapid
To relate in detail the highlights f chanse m the executive personnel
f the progress made by the Chevro- ol Chevrolet. With Mr. Grunt Komir :
By Mrs. A. ti. Conklli !
(Observer Correspondent! I
land Mr. Kilmer m- mart. mVT. Ore. Sooia! t Abntit 4n
I November 3. 1911. as the starting ! president. , rmn Fir mrls from I a r.rnri
PS te&slole. ' " " t vi hit- ratine coast, n. w. FUhhr i nn mcir icoutrra, uiu lutu;ut i
rlimuuun (trade crossings. 1 cumpanj oi aucmgan as j ir regional manager lor Chevrolet 1 Brownion. Miss Lucy Finkei. Miss I
" narrow or obstructed underpasses ana h r otrices in Oakland. Jean Williams. MUs Alyce Coot. Mrs. -
q sharp turns in the approaches, should ' Iu P succession other df.tes Seventeen hundred men assembling ! R- F- Tyler and Miss Madeline Larson
O be avoided. Authoiitv to order stand out as the Chevrolet oixaitira- four hundred cars a day. and the fac- i have camped tn the Ascension Grove .
O grade separations or proper proiec-1 Uou branched out tn Its activities t tor' humming with activity that's here- The Rev. S. W. Creasey. ol
5 ucn at grade crossu-.ics should be i 1,1 tfae eastern states, and then five 1 the story told by the Chevrolet fae- Pendleton, who has charge of the
wtj in (jujtiand. accord me to Mr. ' Ascension ground, ame aver mes
Fuhr. ; dav evening to open the camp ground
"Chevrolet expends over MOO .000 and get things in readiness lor the
a month lor IrelRht and 1564 car- campers. While here M. Crease y vis- '
loads of freight go in and out of the , Ul among his friends. j
plant every month. The plant is , The Niss:ki Camp Fire girls of
working- to capacity, and wishing Cove had a party Tuesday evening at !
there was greater capacity: while the the home of their guardian. Miss j
adjoining Fisher Body factory, which ' Thelma Anderson. The entertatin
! CHICAGO WHEAT
Open Hiirh Low Close
Julv JW't .JW"B -S8 J4
Sept.' - -91 i &l JM
lec. ..- - 6fi$H -9J- J
Mar. .. 1.01h 1.00 1.01 '-j
PORTLAND WHEAT
Op?n nish Low Close
July .91 , .91 .91 .91
Sepl 0V .Hflt.'. , ,!H)iJ
Dec. .. .. S4 .94 " .94 .94
? 'vested In the commission havinx " later, in 1916, the company
O jurisdiction over the railways, and opened its assembly plant at Oakland. ,
Cal. Then on May 2. li18. the Chev
rolet Motor company u us taken over
by General Motors corporation. In
19"J4. W. S- Knudson was made presi
dent and gene.a: manager, and K. H. ,
Grunt was mde vice president and
DRIVE SLOWLY AT
RAIL CROSSINGS
t h:s commission should also deter
O mine the proper division of costs be
g.tween the railroads and the public
O m tates where tms is not ptedeter
o mined by state law.
O' Time Kent.al i:ientent
r "The state hichwar deoartment tv- i geueral sales nuuacer. In Shis year.
O,oiher highway authorities should! to- Chevrolet first made use of the; builds the bodies for Chevrolet,
O plan the improvement and Initiate j famous General Motors proving ; also working at capacity.
O the pnxeedir-jT for all highways un- j ground. j The factory in Ouaclcnd comprises
g der their Jurisdiction. Time is an es- Due to the genius of Knudson and ' a complete set-up for assembling
Q sential element and a prompt dec l- Grant, in their respective branches j Chevrolet chassis and the Fisher
o on should be provided for In the j cf production and sir. the annual ' Bod' plant f" building the bodies.
0 law." p-oaucuou ttt l9i5 exceeded the half ! Tnc 5wo PliliU ar operated practic
al' Of the .MCOCiO gradf crossings In million mark wish the mtroduciion j u" OQ- The Fisher plant builds
1 the United States. v5.9iJ are pro- j ol an entirely new chassis and motor ; th bodita which are moved along a
tec ted by rued signs. 5.707 hare r known as "The New Chevrolet." Iu 1 regulation production line and drip-
rewsmg gates; 27 are pro t Wed the foUowmg year. Chevrolet launch- 1 P1 through a well to the floor be
;with crossing watchmen; 8iXH have i ed its ten million dollar expansion j Io where a Chevrolet chassis is
; visible and audible :;rii: 3 tSJ5 have,- program, entailing new Flint engine i yting to receive it.
visioie signals only; 4.4TJ have audi- I plant aud esuttasion of all pUnta 'nere is no -aste in the Chevro-
ble signals only, and 4 941 have no then in existence. Volume produc-
i : Fresh Extras Up
lvo Cents Today
In The Egg Mart
I Butter. milk, poultry, country
meats, onions, potatoes, wool, mo
' hair. nuts, hay, cascara bark and
. hops, steady and unchanged.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Is mens was a 'blind -fold" party. The
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 26 W Hogt
i ; wo, including 300 drive-ins on con-
! PORTLAND. Ore.. Julv 26 ; tract, sheep 40. all direct, week's to-
girls were all blindfolded and then Fresn extra eggs have been advanced tal approximately: hogs 3395, cattle
tacen to rice, visiting aiiierent places - w vauuanu io tc. ac- tii, anccp
and then asked to write a story gir- i cording to announcement of the Pa- Hogs: opened Monday 50c higher
mg their impressions of where they ciftc Co-operative Poultry producers. hut all this advance and more disap
had been when blindfolded. Miss J 'ho are said to control about 60 per pea red later and week closed with
Anderson was assisted by the former ;cent of the output. This advance fol- .killing classes 25c lower than week
guardian. Mrs. J. R. Price. ! lows the stiffening in pice which ago with feeders quotably steady.
Last week the Camp Fire girls gave ; has characterized the top grades for Bulk and practical top light butchers
a doll s lea party at the some of several days. Some independent deal ; Monday S12 G0 with one deck $12.10.,
their guardian. -ers. it is reported, have not observed : top Tuesday $1130. nothing over
Mrs. Aima Conley. of La Grande, such an advance. alios thr.ftr river and under
is a guest at tne home of her son.
J.C.PENNEYCO
108 Depot St.
La Grande, Ore.
"Malabar"
Percale
Cottons do decidedly dif
ferent things this season
and are as smartly print
ed in flower-patterns as
the most expensive of
silks. "Malabar" cambric
percale is 36 inches wide.
18c a yard
. i in muter martt wn Mr. t we enu siLua down, mosuv eii.uu em k a nth'iai.
Mr. and Mrs. Arc&ie Conlejr. s:adv under l:bral receiDis. !down. Extreme heavies down to Bridge lamos comDlete with n...
let plant, with everr man h&Tinir a 1 Otto Espefeth and t3n FedderlT. ' Shmrr.nls of InmA'iw fmm Th. S9.50. Housrh oaekln? sows 48.50 lftrArt narchiment RhBdM in cGr....
54:na oc rcarislns? at all. uon bevan to hit Its stride, and oj ' delmile job to do and he does it : f Seattle, who hare Bn guesu at Dalles art reported unusually large. B 75. a few smooth 89.00 and better, designs and colorings for only (1 98
The coherence s-ated that In or- Jacuarr uth cf 19J7. chettules pro- ,ri:n In'lisn V-us la fast time. The ! the L. E- Andersoa home for the last ; The best stoci brinrs a good price. Best feeder pigs Monday $1350. none will be featured by Richardson's An
der to facilitate the prompt arrange- ' duced its three millionth car En- .' Mt"ply line moves along at regu- j left Thursday for their home i ltn ,he inferior stoct seUing as low j to speak of offered since then not ond Gift Shop Saturday the 26th. See
T ' 1 e ment of more adequate P'oteet'on at largement o' t.ne sales force result- , t, ij uu w oe i ' . , " . . " , . -00 Doi- now quoiea aoove eio.w. inese clever new lamps now on di.
iMlllOIlal LOniei"enC? On ;crossatu;s there should be a fair divl-i ed. with Mr. Grant becomiag vice don oclore the car passes that par- ; Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Antles left Fn-, Watermelons are somewhat cheap- cattle trade sluggish during entire play in the window of the shop, it
S.TTPfv I!)trno 1 o viiiiiiTii laioaol tne costs, including the ellm- i prwoent in cnarve oi
,- At-i Jiax'Ull smatlon of obstructions to view and ' Klingler. general sal
01 Id JllleS ail HOIU'. hararus. between the stjite or j The four millionth
I county gotemmentji and the ran- . duced m January of IWS.
VASHISOTOf. Julr Sel Rertii-;iv"- cciuerence said;
Its and h. ticular point. When the end of the d.v monuns. lor latana. asc.. to er. cantaloupes are steady, peaches , week. Steers and she-stock not quot- is positively the best value ever of.
es n-.ii-.wr. r is complete., .' piuaa m good demand. led 44.00 under a week ago. Bulls 50c fered in lamps. 7-24-3 t.
The four cu.Uonth cjir as pro- i .f , ' ' Tt .v.. M. ' ... ,m r. . .. f , " i lower. Calves and vealers steady, -no
.. i . . . ' iUK llu ' t J . ; etui n-ub- nfar H JU1 hTI f In ATI
CAM! down. Thin, common kinds In In-
stances down to 44.00. Feeder buyers
ar;d the
I live millionth early tn the toilo-tn;r . ir,, f s.M-,.i2' ., .Jf s.,,.f r
i mi-oduc ita m,ivlM-der car: with ! " r ""l " . w l"e eT- M 4W01O0C. Ol , 1 Trrr"" Dieted un small lots 85.00 to $6). A
.nt,r.tww ; the six million mart comity: iu June : wV j " . " : ""K iwr Vl "T.. '
Mr. and Mrs. Truebiood at one time '
lived here when he had charge of ;
the Methodist Episcopal churcn.
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Bauer, ol Camas
when approach. t rat I war rracie lnS should include
nvaatns to 15 miles an hour il the pnsicai harards and the instaUaticK.
new ot the tracks is not clear and c special protetii,T me5ures.
unobstructed for at Irait Ada ft in I Kedueins t'hU-jl Ituunta
both directions, ts defined bv the ! ' " Reducing physical harards to a! year. It is iuterestins to note ; plu prmcticallr doubled
third National conference on Street minimum requires a practically level that the (trst mUhcn car marie was t their tncention and -r
and Highway Safety as an essential and smooth hurivtr surface over the1 reached nealy li years alter me or-
I of that year. Th
I mark was reached.
seven mill;
on May JSth
7" j yard to be driven to some nearby j
inception, and are
precauuon In preventing accidents at tracks for at least li feet and prefer- contrail on of the company; while f-i:to,.- m th- fo,,-lrr rraine. are vis;un iirs. faauers
these places, ably SO feet cn each side, approach the seven millionth mark was reach- characterized bv beautT of sur
' If tne ofastruetlftn t l an rnulM tv.it x.-w.iii'j .! .v n. . ... . w . ac ' . , .
. - - . 'v ra iu. -j - j- i-viiiiKmi5 wua line lawns ana
"v"re- " " VUJ uwuii un- vva. -.uruiii iap rvaaway at . ... TiTvrtnt shrubberv on all sides
per. the conference favors a complete crossings; avcidance of sharp turns
stop before entering on the tracks. and junctions within JiO feet: avoid
II the operator of the vehicle can a nee of standing railroad cars; parked
see the tracks for 400 feet or more m highway vehicles or other temporary
both direction, a speed of S5 miles cbstacles; and removal of banks,
an hour at the crossing ti Indicated tree, shrtibs. suLnditu; crop, build -by
the conference. The reckless dnv- ifc-s. billboarvts or o:her permanent
InjC penalty. In the view of the con obstructions to sufficient view: spe
ferenc. should be enforced against cisl care where artilvcisl hunting of
drivers who pass over crossings at crosairjcs u practicable to locate the
speeds In excess of 35 miles an hour, lights so as to illuminate the fixed
- Crossing should not be entered srns without glare interfering with
upon at any tune, according to the vtszhth;.
conference, until the vehicle operator The conference recommended that
has exerctsedi due precaution, and car each cross: r. should be provided w.th
definite assurance that a train ts not s;andard itxed vn follows:
approach tny from either direction. t I An advan-e s-n as each hi$h
Balldlnx New Crvwlnr way approach: tn addition, on hard
ID eonsidecttt the crosatui prob- surfaced, heavy traveled highways.
cth iur raunvuvT jAHuira out ana wncre raiircuo. iraiiic is last or i
xkx withstand tot the wurk of eltmin- frequent, the standard lorm of pave- !
Unc frade crossings, the expenditure ment tnarins approved bv the )
for which has averared O.vXX0C a Amertcan Assxiauon of S;jte Kih- :
year for the last three years, the wax Oflutais. j
number of new crcwunjrs ts increasiiir a it the vtew of the track is not !
taster than others are being removed obstructed aad no special harard j
by Tsadttrts or uoderpassea. In liS ex:a. a 35-nue speed n$n: if the
there were 1-AH crotwns eliminated, xsew a obstruc'-ed a li-miie speed i
and 0S4 new crossing were opened sn: and it due to extreme linu;-
to traTOe. skso cf view or o;her special taxard j
White the acvMents at erossia.rs she rxwrxrr authointv has cesnacec. ,
bav remained at sHjhtly teas than tne ciwne as one at UH all ve-
a year since and there has ctcLes mirtt iop. a stanfciara stop
kx been an apprectable tncreas m where tne screed oe stop siti j
the number of deaths per year at cannoft be sen sutHvienUT m d-
such pUcea. atUl the cumber of nce. a siaridird slow su in u-i
deaths in 1W was a.43Sv and A4 tance of ;he stop icn.
others were injured. 1 Ana crosjsitus a standard raU- j
The situation sues that the road cross-huv-k sica carrvuvE ind:ca-1
eooferenoe untenUy declared that x:oa sh number ctf tracks in Xt. j
projection of crvajc Khrcth laore k multiple tracks. !
adequate stna, aiaai and mark- As crossutr where te movement
Vtt as well as treater safety pr- c; train ts 'frequent the conference 1
cautions by vefetcle drivers, are et- tei:tvs that other means shouid be
seutial to reductn. this phase of the p, io S:te a-arnir: to the ve-j
acescent toil. hxie drter, h wammx. the con-
In ccodwny the elimination cf p. $&ouid cor-sic oi; Au- . '
crossings, the cvtu'ereace saal: t.-c---'.:c tr:n aporcovh sr-i of ;
"EtminatMO of railway -trade i:Kc c "liashisyj lht. or1
crossings, nther by reiocatioa of Ayw cvntrol!ecl rte. siina c
luhwaya or raU Uaea or by (rasie wW!twa were frequent switching
separauon. iwca constitutes.
only perfect soluuoo of the prceax
shouW be carried on urxter a prvoer
In Arson Case
Bound For Hawaii
sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Pletcher. Other guests of the Fletch-;
ers are Mrs. Mary Laird, of Wetser.
Ids., and Miss Alice Fletcher, of Boise.
Idi-
The old folks' piciuc will be held
at Cove Sunday. Aug. 10. M. U Car
ter has charve of the program and
wiU also be master of ceremonies a: !
the picnic. AU Cove oioneers or any
younger people interested are cor
dially Invited
Soft white 9'Jc.
Western white 92c.
Hard winter 90c.
Northern spring 90c.
Western red S0c.
Oils: No. 3-35 lb. white S25-00.
Today's car receipts: wheat 149;
few heifers early Monday 8.00 with
t bulk under 8730 and nothing over
j $7.00 thereafter. One outstanding load
:of 1100 pound cows Monday 86.25,
j nothing else that day over 86.00 and
,; nothing quoted above 85.50 at week
lend. Low cutters and cutters steady
to 50c lower at 82.00
SWni AT COVE POOL
"The Fountain of Youth." Com
plete change of clear, sparkling
wartn mineral Aater every 7 hours.
6-25-lm
u: uoura, com u; oats nay : tQ gQOd bulls at to 66 00 olhers
" 'down to 84.00. Best light vealers 810.-
50. calves 8930 down, off grades down
to 85.00.
YOl'K I'ICTt RE
Will be as natural as life when en
larged, hand tinted and framed by
Richardson "The Art Man" at Rlch-
83.50. Medium ard son's Art and Gift Shop. 724-3 t.
Over Night News.
llv the AMc:aieiI Press
lomestte
Ail are requested to producers demand embargo on Rus- fBlnt, trt kih" nn
. Sheepr compared week ago. lambs
and yearlings 50c-lowrr. Ewes steady.
' Good to choice closely sorted lambs
' $6.00 87.00. a very few Monday at
8730. Throw-outs mostly 84.50 down
Killers generally refusing to bid on
them. A few choice light yearlings
8430. others dow-n to 83.00. Choice
$2.00 down, culls down to 81.00.
IX. A
brxn a basket lunch and the Worn-. sian product.
er.s club which Is sponsoring the New York Agreement for refund
picxuc u Kinra . o-eaxn and ; - MiS? and 120 bul
Guy SUls ts fishing and camping Demi nick Gnoepff killed when plane
on the Mmam. drops wing ovr North HollTwood. .
Frank Bloom, one of the owners of New York Former Judge W. Bern-
the Maccabee hall, was on the up- ard Vause and two others convicted
per reaches of the Mmam at the c: mail fraud: four acquitted,
time of the fire and did not hear of Foreign
cts loss for four days after the fire. Potenza. Italy Five new quakes
The hail carrted 820CO insurance. add terror to quae stricken area.
Three other fires occurred near Cairo Nationalists adopt ncn -co-Cove
last week a bam on the old operation program.
Peterman place burned, a chicken Moscow Sonet threatens boycott
house on the Charles Fisher place of countries barring Russian prod
was lost by Tire and a stubble fire ucts-
that spread Into a hay field where
the farmers were at work caused
. , . porti tvn pRrtniTr
some iitcit wort so save sceir nay- ; ... - -
Mrs. Paulina Pr.Umaa and her two
a-ho have -vjk l . ore., ju:t
for
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this Column must
be In by 9 a. m.
Hemrtitctibu:. pleating, button
holes, etc. Norton's Kiddie Sliop.
- . -Adv.
sons. Lexro and
been linnx in :
Rolex.
he east
t few Er fresh extras 2c higher, stand -
Harry Bsnr.ett. aHe-ged Mooch
rT man in western New York't
niilion dollar aracn rirj. " was
Icsey guarded by SurTalo pctic
present attempts against his life.
Maj. Gen. William Lassiter. com
manding general of the Eighth
Corps Area at $Jn Antonio. Tex
has been ordeeed1 to Honolulu to
taae command of the island military
department.
years and the last year at East Perm.
wtii spend the coming rear at Chi
cago here Lexro wul
his master s degree.
Miss Lelra Alexander, of Portland,
is a frequent business visitor in thts
vicinity.
higher.
FITS .
When vou hare a broken wind-
Pricea to retailers: fresh extras 26c. shield er Side glass, you will, save
. standardA. 24c; fresa rcedium. 2c. both time nd money by having in
lonhwestern uruversitv studruiz for to wholesalers 2c under price - rerittedat Rtchardson-s Art : and Gift
is masters degree. ' " Ic retailers. ;5hop- They specialize in ail kinds o:
Ice Cream
FREEZER
m
SPECIAL
$3.15
Regular $1.75
value!
Nothing like, it
in quality for
the price! Buy
it and save!
Wood tub, 2-qt.
heavily tinned
container, and a
double action
spiral dasher!
Montgomery i
Ward and Co.
LIVERPOOL WHEAT
LIVERPOOL. July 6 .T Wheat
close: July 81CH'-: October. SlOTi,;
Mircri. SI US
Decetnber. 8!
ntotec-.en.ts. oe srxNrnetw os ,
between train, require more prompt
tndicuttorj. r.d clearance of the j
crcesfe-
IK1K VHKHlMi' TKKI'S
Private Amlm
lanc Service
FREE.
Mixiern Funeral
Home
Experienced
Lady
Attendant
Perfect Funeral
Service
Prices Within :he
Reach of All.
I
w a r & w "r"x . x
RiNLRL SERVICE
5TJ AT SPRING ST.
PHONE S-f 2
M : -
US
BOSS
of
the
ROAD
OVERALLS
S1.65
New York !aT3RE
M. G. U. MfT.
:ted te hcwroccij. a createc crowd
thin ir. i;-.r per t :v t irr-.e :a our his-
Te lr C Jvrs ccnipny tffode
baker c -,"iiutors at Newark. N. J.
wired, CTec S.V persons fcad vt- ,
tcry At South Betsd. tnl , ixie- '
bitter hocae c.ty. nearly i.v ret-ail
cpcers wre aeu the tmi iay. At
rVct.it;--- Ore. !:e tie new free
: l r,-c Svicttikers ere jcwI w;ta- :
in a lew fccur alter tey were psoed
crt exhiS-ti-cct
Av-v-orc ir jr to V J Gctss. t ;ie
baSec dealer here, publx- apprcTai of
trie n- tree w r-se :ux car ev.-eede4
eea most ccnij;tc eapectt.cfiis
cfi'jcia-.
c. w ci e n ".r. ias tr V.rrir.
-ie tcea recei-.rJ at the Xacuw
;rcca c:er :a eery sevtica c lie
c?u.utry. Mr Ona "" Free w?.ee:-
t.viea t'reono by stcraa
er.thu'scri c puMx a bet.ci.
. .r : : r- Ka- h Rot. .V: -
' t tir K L.r.cv.v. Inc . Ftcx Cai .
csruUY. Trve weet-r - ivz
oirr -.--h a arx Een jfd,
:.oc-ti proewcrx-e rericrj.:e
x'.v te recvv c t:vry
Mnoo. Ir.--. c.tr-.3tocs at r."Ct
' i-'Ur" Zri
- C-c-k.. T.cw cC pecc:e t.-.
ir.U nrjt tie T. cars.' iecre
t-Vct L. Spk.-k. Irsr . Stan Bemariiac
0a. c:r.x;cr wrvccn ccctui-jci-.r
-.-.--ei Free wieel-Tit car
rccr:J. fc.vrd,z tc -"' e-.'..--
cl r..: ss "
c-?;--?. Svs Co. ivnrs si W r.-..a-.a.
e". T.e entire to "a tx-i-
ix-Cyliildev 'Trucks
11IIAVY U!TY"
IcIIm yea v. feal ll is but
est Act flxr it look !
v
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iztr x-je
t-J.ce
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STUNNINQ looking
... be sure to sec it
bpore yon bug tirvs!
Tvi'ss tvew GocJyear Heavy Duly is more thin
an itra-nuleace. esSra-eaduranc? lire its
-n e'.ra-STYLE tire as well.
It srives voar car a new and srr.arier loci.
hi big;er. h;ni-pmer, more taassive. The
Ail-Weather Tread is extra thick with the
tuter rcv-s of blocks prismed down icto the
:i!vcr-s-tri?ed side- an? for beauty PLl'S
ir.K-j nat traction and curb protection!
It has an extra stroos sis-ply bedy cf stoet
l 'PERTW1T CORD. Gccdyear patented
r.rd ofciainable ONLY in Gicdyear Tires.
Ccntr in arid see it!
Only the Price is Ordinary!
flct c:tr Sprrial Offer on
a lir or n Complete Set
PLAYLE
OIL CO.
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In size, speed and durability, the
Cherrolet Sia-Cylinder Tnick is
superior ro any haulage unit ever
built by Chevrolet. Yet. for all
these decided advantages, it shows
(according to many prominent
fleet users) a lower maintenance
cost than any other low-priced
truck of similar capacity!
These basic facts should be
borne in mind by everyone con
sidering the purchase of an inex
pensive haulage unit in these
days, when business men are
watching transportation costs.
Many important features of the
Chevrolet Six-Cy linder Truck are
given below. Study them. I'se
them as a basis of comparison
to prove quality-modern desian
and EXTRA VALVE!
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$4 h. p. vaive-in-head motor . . .
4-5 lb. crankshaft . . . bronze
bushed pfstons . . . positive pres
sure fuel pump . . . deep channel
steel frame 157 inches long . . .
mounts -foot bodies . . . low
loading height . . . four long semi-
elliptic springs and low center of
gravity preventing sideswav . . ,
wide variety of bodies . . . small
down payment . . . easy terms
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of Chevrolet s liberal new owner's
service policy.
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