Accident?
Was
it
an
accident
years
ago when Henry Ford
created a car which by leaps and bounds raced past all competitors and has
since stood supreme in Efficiency and service?
Was
it
an
accident
that
this
car
pioneered
in
numerous unknown features? Was it an accident that into the HIDDEN
parts
of
Henry
Ford’s
car
went
only
the
BEST
the
WORLD
OFFERED
in
metals, properly heat treated and machined to an accuracy before unknown?
W as all this an accident?
Emphatically No.
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Was it an accident that to back that car there has been created the world’s greatest automobile
service aggregation?
Again, Was It An Accident that other manufacturers soon copied henry
Ford’s —I—4-cylinder cast enblock type of motor, his oiling system, his light type of construction, his
left hand drive and recently his spring construction? No, not an accident; it was neccessary for their advancement.
At first they laughed; then they copied. And each manufacturer’s mimicing move sounded loud
and far in praise of the Efficient Ford. They copied in outward appearance but were not willing to
make the sacrifices necessary to put quality in the vital parts of their car or try to back their products
with similar systems of Universal service.
Whin Henry Ford created the FGRDSON TRACTOR was it an accident that it at once proved the most powerful for its size, the most efficient in action?
Is it an accident that it, too, is being copied? Copied in form, copied in colors? is it an accident that it is not being copied in its quality of metals construction o t
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With dust proof cases and water air wash, it is corn-
repair service
pietely protected from the cut and grind of dirt and sand
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GITY AMD COUNTRY Mr. and Mrs. J. McLeod The J. ¡S. Coopers and
left Wednesday for a visit tlieir guests, Mrs. Parker
of two weeks in Portland, and Mis. W illiams, visited
1’ou should order vo»>r Ivlamath
Fulls, Tacoma, Vic-
lull Furdson now.
and Airs. C. L. Ireland
tu1 la. B. C„ and Bremerton. in .Ur. iumkili
A. L. .Fitzgerald visited Their son is at Bremerton. week end. county over the
m P> j Miaul this week.
Rev. J . A. Melton of Fort- Last Sunday was a hap­
James L. and Murk ii;ui- land
deliver a sermon dav at the O. A. Jvream-
uu have been here this week. at the will
Christian church ¡Sun­ , or py home,
ihe occasion being
day morning at .11 o'clock, the celebration
birth-
P. O. Dodson has pur­ liev. Melton is a splendid ;d a v of Aliss of the
Madaline
chased a Case threshing out- talker and everybody should Ivreamer who is just home
lit of the Auto U full Lies Co. bear him.
! from O. A. C. A beautiful
'
birthda\ cake w ith pmk ta
Dr. M. J. Butler hus been Urahum & Son. Mon­ i pers
centered the perfectly
unpointed a member of the mouth. agents for the Sam­ appointed
on which
Monmouth citv council to son tractor for South Polk pink roses table
were
used and
fill a vacancy.
shaded lights com­
county, report an increas­ pink
pleted Hie artistic eltect.
demand for the Samson Besides
“Checkers” at the Isis ing
family, A. liav
and
that
there
will
be
a
¡Sunday night is u big pic­ large number sold this fall. umth of the Missoula.
Mont.,
ture and makes vour sport­
recently
instructor
in
niiii-
ing blood boil.
tarv tactics at U. A. C., and
The
engines
and
passen­
Pengra of Portland
ger coaches of the I. & M. Billy
enjoyed the event. In the
As is their annual custom railroad
are
slowlv
but
sure-
Mr. and Mrs. ,J. 1). iiibbs b'iine junked. Purchas­ afternoon the party visited
will go to Newport about lv
ers fr. m Salem are cutting .'Niloni and some of the n<>
Aug.
1 whore thev will oc- the metal parts into small ranches which were a com­
cii'"T their cottage and eu- pieces for transportation to plete novelty to the Mon-i
iov ocean breezes.
i Salem.
tana instructor.
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Gasoline Shortage
Has Been Greatly Relieved. You Will Be Safe Now In Buying That Car You
Were Figuring On. We Have Them.
Maxwell and Nash
We Also Have Good Buys In Used MAXWELLS, OVERLANDS, DORTS
and CHEVROLETS.
The Truck Season Is Here
Don’t Forget Our
Maxwell and Nash Trucks
,
THEY LEAD
The Auto Utilities Co.
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OREOON
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
For nil jobs, such ns silo filling , requiring up to 20 horsepower the Samson Mooel “ M ’
is the ideal tractor. It is economical , powerful and efficient •
AM
SON
Model
Tractor
rrM ”
Price
$ 1005 .-
Delivered at
your farm-full
of gas and oil.
The S a m s o n M o d e l “ M**
T r a c t o r is built to do the work of a
barnful of hoises without coating yon a
fortune or a big part of your crop to buy
and maintain.
It is built to keep on doing this work
—for as long hours as you like—to do it
every day in ?he year with mechanical,
dependable perfection.
It has close-coupled power unit with
every wtrking part enclosed and pro­
tected. There is no lost motion.
It Is built 8nd lubricated throughout
as efficiently and conveniently as a fine
automobile. And it Is as easy and as de­
pendable to operate.
We can prove Samson quality and econ­
omy by any working tests you suggest.
GRAHAM & SON
Monmouth, Ore.
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