The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 20, 1929, Page 14, Image 14

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" The jCviit Obecow StaMAN. Saleittf Oregon. Sunday Morning. January 20. 1929
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ttona and the eTr-chaasinC medt
of public transportation. - In no
previous ' acbleyement of the
Chrytler orfanizatlon hare I felt
greater pride than In the creation
of DeSoto Six. I beliere that you
will rind in the new ear graphic
erMence of the great strides In
automobile engineering and man
ufacturing methods which bare
tranaoired In the . laat year to
greatly Increase the buying power
I of the motor car dollar."'
I Dodge Brothers Part
I The acquisition of the Dodge
Icrothers properties was,; of
course, the crowning touch. ' The
rounding out of the magnificent
conception by the Dodge line and
the Dodge tracks and basses,- and
Fargo trucks and commercial
cars rlTe Chrysler Motors a com-
plete line of irehlcles coteringjh
entire field ;r indlTldual, trans
j 'infinite pains-, weretaken, ibaf
while, preserrinr. their ; Individual
Independence n policy' should: be
Inaugurated which would deprive
any one unit of the atrenrth of all
the rest.
Mr. Chrysler lays po special
stress on large production except
as a source of efficiency and sir
ing. Nevertheless, In mere vol
ume this great unified group has
Economic capacities and sales die
tributing machinery which in
point of numbers Is already at the
tery front rank of the Industry.
New style, featured by the Mono
k 'piece body construction, and new
high standards of Dodge depend
ability and performance are repre
tented in a distinctive line of eight
models just announced by the com
pany. At the top is the deluxe,
i sedan, and below is the deluxe
I coupe with rumble seat. The grace
ful lines of the car are shown in
tfhe front view at the right, while
r the new radiator emblem is shown.
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crmnkcaae yentllaior; quieter gear
shICt operation; fuel pump, gaso-
- lle ttMer and air deflector;
brakes of the new Oakland four-
, wheel mechanical type, easy . of
adjustment and of extremely long
' lite, ample clearance to avoid
- trpuble from swelling or sticking
loi mountain travel; spring cov
erp; Xoveiy hydraulic shock ab
sorbers the two latter at a
slight additional price; spring
hackles adjustable to take up
"wr, and roomier bodies..
- Many , other minor features
. have been added to' make the new
. Pbntiac ; an outstanding car in
v Iti price class, in performance,
- c4mfort, . handling and appear
aee. , Productlon of the new line be
gan at the "plant of the Oakland
Motor Car company in Pontiae,
Mich., In December and shipments
to dealers on the Pacific coast
commenced on January 8, Ac
cording to coast , officials of the
company ears should be - In the
hands of dealers throughout the
coast territory by February J and
deliveries will begin onfull Bched
ale, It Is believed, shortly there
after. .
The generator on Oldsmoblles
has a thermostat in control of the
charging rate. When the engine
is cold the geenrator operates at
maximum speed and is automat
ically slowed down as the engine
becomes hot. This quickly re
stores the current used in start
ing the motor and minimizes (he
danger of overcharging the bat
tery on long runs.
Worth, Paris dress, designer, is
featuring a drooping lace petti
coat, half concealed by skirt drap
ery. The laee is generally dyed
in a shade contrasting with the
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ing Europe quickly become ap
preciative of - the excellent roads
here, according to D. 8. Eddlns.
vice president and general sales
manager of Oldsmoblle. In Swe
den if or instance, out' bf'iO.' 5
miles of highway only six miles
are paved 'with concrete and 18
miles with asphalt.
SETTING A STYLE FOR SALVADOR
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Captain Henry Stephenson of Panama Mall liner "El Salvador," deputised by Vice-President Vide
f Sslvador to purchase graduation gift for bis daughter, Miss Enriqueta Vides, selects Bulck Sedan
as most appropriate for her position in Salvador society. Miss Vides, the unknowing owner of the
-stylish new car, is a passenger on the "El Salvador," which is carrying gift to her home in Santa Anna,
where presentation will be ma'de.
SAX FRANCISCO, Jan. 19. If
this story gets to Salvador before
the Panama Mail liner "El Sal
vador" now en route to New York
via the Spanish Americas, a per
fectly wonderful surprise for Miss
Tnriqueta Vides, daughter of the
vice president of Salvador will be
spoiled.
Just prior to sailing time the
other day a shiny new automobile
was driven on the Panama Mail
dock. Captain Henry Stephenson
of the "El Salvador" receipted
fox it and casually called to Misf
tMdes who was sailing as a pas-
i r F 3aduaUoa Present
As the last visitor trotted down
the gVofpIank at the final warn
ing oi Hhet siren, , the car was
swung aboard aad lowered gent
ly Into the hold. ; Miss Vides
watched-tlhe proceedings with In.
terest'and commented to Captain
Stephenson on the good fortune
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Now comes the surprise. The
car belongs to Miss Vides and she
doesn't know It. Here's the way
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Miss Tides graduated at the
end of the Christmas term from
a fashionable school at Palo Alto
wheri she has been a student for
the, last four years... Owing to his
business interests and the duties
of his office Senor Gustavo Vides,
her father, was unable to attend
the commencement exercises. He
did not forget his daughter 3000
miles away, however.
' ' Captain Selects Buick
Captain Stephenson who In his
many years In the Panama Mall
service has made many fast
friendships In the Lands Between
and who; Is a particularly warm
Trfend ot'VIce President Vides re
ceived" a radio two days "before
sailing authorising him to buy a
car suitable- for a sweet girl
graduated and ' telling him to
briBg ' girl and. car on the "El
Salvador". - Secrecy was enjoined.
Captain Stephenson rushed
forth and sailed the seas of auto,
mobile row in hectic quest of an
appropriate ear. He pent .one
whole- day and part of another
examining the many new models
on. display in the various show
rooms. Finally he decided on a
Model 67 Buick and the transac
tion which made Miss Vides the
unknowing owner of an automo
bile was concluded.
The formal presentation to Miss
Vides will be made by her father
and Captain Stephenson when the
senger to pose Tor a few pictures
with the machine. Very gracious
ly she consented and the camera-illner arrlTa ln.SaiTador
man snot several piaies to ine ac
companiment of many .exclama
tions of delight from Miss Vides
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Not 'only are the artificial flow
er trimmings not going out, but
over the wonders and comforts of they are constantly gainlqg in
the new caT.
pouularlty and scope.
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nl? bxt$ line operating between tiers and Fort Worth, and her tare
iar 'tiers, above, left to right, Francis, 24 (Mary. 22. and Grace, 20.
uct a chauffeurs. Mrs Jones, lower left, bought an old track and
converted it tnt bos to takt her daorhters and other children to
school, in 1V22. Horn she and her dscten convey passeztn
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The prices are the lowest evei
offered , for peak-qaaliry tire
Prices are so low that it is now
sheer economy to replace old
tire with new Dnnlopa.
you want
Guaranteed against all road has
ard for 12 month. Gnarantee
in form of ironclad Surety Bond
issued by American Surety Com
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We will even keep your tire In
repair free of charge for year a
per Surety Bond. If your tire is
injured beyond ' repair we Mil
replace it at reduced price.-
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A NEW CAR is coming. Not a new
make of car. But an essentially
brand new edition of one of America's
best sellers. It is a six. It has bodies
by Fisher. It is bringing new luxury,
new beauty and hew performance to
its price field.
That much is fact. But now let's
see. Who are the people this great new
car will attract?
Most typical Americans of today
are progressive. Years ago, they hustled
the horsehair sofa off to the attic to
make way. for newer, more modern
furniture. Today they are demanding
more' beauty,! more luxury and finer
performance than ever in their auto
mobiles. Some of them have reached
the point of owning two or more cars.
Most of them have not. But they're
all getting ahead. They all love, fine
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things. These are the people this new
car will attract.
The Oakland Motor Car Company
has been building the Pontiae Six for
this progressive group during the past - 0
three years. And so it knows a lot about
them. And with this knowledge, Oak-
land has created a new car especially ''j.i : t
for themnotjrrierely a refinement of
an earlier model, but a brand new car yf"4- "
from beginning to end. It brings new;ljjii
standards of style to its price field.' '
It provides the luxury and beauty
of entirely new bodies by Fisher. It
offers them performance they can
tell their friends about. It will enable
them to make a long step tip the ladder
of motor car quality with only a slight
increase in investment.
You will appreciate the incompa
rable value of this car. Watch for the
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