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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salenu Oregon, Sunday Morning, fMober 22, 1933
Car Sales are: E
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Than
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LOW PRESS
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TO BE SAFE
Motorists mar be getting police'
tickets tor driTicg on -tires peril
ously.: near ,the ' blow-out 1 stage,
4 says a news dispatch from Wash
ington. - "Safety authorities -who are be
hind a nation-wide campaign this
month to reduce the toll ot auto
- mobile accidents say that serious
consideration has been given to
the enactment of regulations that
would provide a penalty .for the
use of dangerously worn . tires,
the dispatch continues.
- "It is now possible for motor
.registration agencies in several
states to refuse to give a license
for a car that is being driven on
tires that are down to the tread,
. on the ground that an unsafe ve
hicle may be refused registration.
It tsf believed, however, that a
specific law against driving with
dangerous tires would be more
' ef fee tire.
"Safety authorities agree that.
- In the event of a tire blow-out,
the average motorist cannot resist
the impulse to apply the brakes
vigorously. The result la often to
turn Jthe car over, particularly If
the defective tire in on a rear
wheel. A front tire' blow-out usu
ally means a loss of driver con
trol, and at high speeds, the mo
mentum may carry the car com
pletely off the road."
Jim Smith, of Jim and Bill.
General Tire and Rubber dealers
In Salem, declares that low air
pressure in tires is the one best
preventative of tire blow-outs be
cause a low pressure, tire cannot
jblow out 1 1 j
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Safety Steel Body Saves Man's Life'
i GOLDEN PLY TIE
MADE Bi GOODRICH
A new automobile tire, en
gineered toreduce to the minimum
the possibility of blowouts, has
been manufactured by the B. F.
Goodrich? company, according to
Walter H. Zosel, Goodrich dealer
in Salem.
"This tire contains a ply pro
' cessed by a special compound
, which resists internal heat, princi
jj pal cause of blowouts," Mr. Zosel
said.
v "The new series of Goodrich
: Silvertown tlre3, containing what
I tire engineers call the 'life-saver
Golden Ply,' was tested for
months in the 'torture chambers'
of the Goodrich laboratories at
Akron and then on the fastest
track In the United States.
! " Cars driven by impartial driv
ers were used for hours at high
J speeds equipped with the new
tire running against tires of the
old standard type. j
, . "Cross-Sections of the new tire
are now available for inspection
and demonstration here, showing
the new ply construction," Zosel
said.
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As Fred C Noble, an anlomobile salesman, was driving down a sUte highwav several nights ago, the driver of
5r if one-hau ton truck with a ten-ton load was coasting oat of sear and lost control. He eraahed into
XNoble a . Plymouth sedan, turning over on top of it. The safetyateel body did not give way and Noble climbed
oat of hi automobile unscathed after the accident. After the track was lifted from the Plymouth, it was found
that the doors on the other side from the impact opened and dosed perfectly. -
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RIVES
With 22 ( per .cent increase in
Dodge sales in 'the state, of Ore
gon for the first' eight months of
this year over . corresponding
period of last year and a contin
ued fall activity of like ratio, bust
ness takes on. tar greater optim
ism than for any time in the past
four years,' says Russell Bone
steelef secretary-treasurer of the
Bonesteele Sales and Service com
pany, local Dodge dealers. ;' " . ; j,-
"We have "sold and serviced
Dodge products in Salem for. Mar
lon and Polk county for sixteen
years," stated Mr, Bonesteele,
"and there has never been any
more enthusiastic reception of our
product tor some time. This. has
been more than gratifying In face
of the highly competitive market.
Automobile values are possibly
greater this year than can be
hoped for in the future and with
the advancing costs ot all com
modities a large number ot peo
ple are finding it expedient to bay
their new cars at the present low
prices." states Mr. Bonesteele.
Give Program
At Popcorn PTA
ORCHARD HEIGHTS, Oct. 21.
The opening meeting ot the
Popcorn P. T. A. Friday night wai
preceded by a 6:30 o'cock supper.
K. Smith, manager of used car
sales,, .believes, used tar, buyers
will welcome theelUDMj ! ; :
"It will eliminate! JthW depreci
ation suffered by cars constantly
exposed to extreme weather con
ditions, and will greatly facilitate
thorough examination of the cars"
Smith said.
The Valley Motor company, lo
cal dealers for the new Ford V-8,
is this week distributing a novel
pamphlet of sales literature to
hundreds of Salem residents. The
illustrations in the book are espe
cially prepared so as to show a
third dimension when viewed
through the "Ford-o-Scope" which
accompanies the book.
f . - Removal of most of the Valley
Motor company used car s'tock
from- the outdoor Jlot at Marion
i and Liberty streets to the entire
ly enclosed sales room on Center
, street, is being completed by the
Valley Motor company this week.
Holiness Ass'n
To Hold Meeting
The annual missionary meeting
of the Marion County Holiness as
sociation will be held Tuesday in
the Highland Friends church
where Rev. Clio Brown is pastor.
Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Troxel and Dr.
and Mrs. W. C. Wasche. mission
aries from China will be the
speakers.
There will be services at 10:30
a. m.. 2 p. m. and at 7:30 p. m.
Rev. Edgar P. Sims Is president of
the association.
BACK FROM TRIP
sJPIUBBARD, Oct. 21. A. Struh
bar returned from a two - weeks
trip eest.Thursday night. He went
af- representatiye of the Men-
lonite aid plan over the Union
Pacific as far as Kansas City. On
the way home he stopped at
weatherford, Okla., where the
-cotton picking season was at its
height, and at Los Angeles. He
found the weather warm, and
some, draught, especially in Ok
lahoma. He did not see any frost
till he reached Klamath Falls. He
found, economic conditions about
the same 'as here, but said home
looked good to him.' '
Goodrich
Silvertown
Tires
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Goodrich
Silvertown
Inc.
Walter. H. Zosel
198 S. Commercial
Telephone 3442
Mdditibn to Diir ;
Franklin Authorized
Service
' We Are Pleased to Announce ;
NASH and INTERNATIONAL
TRUCK AUTHORIZED SERVICE
HERBERT J. OSTLIND
GARAGE
352 N. High St. Tel. 4093
Mrs. t. W. Simmons, newly elected
president of the association, ap
pointed Mrs. J. B. Best as chair
man for.-the year of the lanch
committee, -nd Fred Wilson ' as
chairman of the entertainment
committee.
A delightful program, sponsor
ed by the Salem chamber of com
merce, was given. Professor Rahe
of Willamette university, with
seven university students, gave a
pantomime supplemented by read
ings and vocal and trumpet numbers.
Why Riversides
Counted Better
Outside and In
; Why Riverside, tires afe( "bet-,
ter" was "answered by B. A. New
man of Montgomery Ward ft Co.,
local dealers. Better, he says, out
side, because they have more rub
ber on the road with their wide
tread and flat surface, giving an
oversize 'traction area. The Riv
erside patented center traction
tread offers two - way skid pro
tection. The new method ot com
pounding rubber with wear resist.
tag ingredients retains' the origi
altoughness of rubber and thus
gives much longer wear.
Better Inside, Newman says, be- , u
cause the piles He Cat nd there v.
are no cross threads to cause fric
tiom Each cord is coated with
latex so the cords are securely
bound together, offering T
resistance to separaOon and blow
outs. Choice long . staple eotton
is used, - : "
Always First . . in service and in
values ... the used car department of
The Valley Motor Company
Now Makes this Important
Announcement:-
During the winter months practically all of our
used car stock will be on display in our Center
street display room, protected from all bad wea
ther, and resulting depreciation.
We feel it just as important to keep our cars In
first class condition, both inside and out, as it is
to recondition them. f
Don't forget the convenience of shopping here
for used cars.
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See List on Page II
Center at Liberty Sts.
Tel. 3158
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1928 Buick SedanA-1 fin
ish, good condition ...
1928 .Chrysler 72
J Brougham .
1931 Studebaker Coupe
Beconditioned car
-1928 Studebaker
. Sedan
1932 Ford DeLuze Roadster
, ..Y-8 airwheel equipment
$250
$365
$395
$195
$450
1927 Buick Sedan
Standard
1928 Nash Sedan
Standard
1926 Stutz Sedan Over
hauled, new tires
192 Pontiac
Sedan , .
1929 Chevrolet Coach
Good condition
$150
$150
$150
.$95
$225
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Ward's Tests Show . . . a iei:
vrcar less in winter cold and give'you practically
FREE MILEAGE! You get new tire safety
through the bad weather. The tires will be prac
tically new next, spring. Ail at little or no extra
expense.
NOW is the time to buy. Get the full 4 month practk
cally free mileage from now until March. And drive
extra safe with the extra protection of Riverside's Latex
dipped cords that remove blow-out cause the husky,
skid-resisting tread for ke and snow. Riversides are
rnade.by one of the Big 4 companies. Satisfactory serv
ice is guaranteed regardless of MILEAGE or TIME the
strongest guarantee ever written!
Will Your Spare
Get You Back?
When. yon need a
spare you really need
it! .Don't get caught
with a poprspare
when you're miles
from help.
'rices as
low
as
4.40.M Smi
pUmm4m
30x4.50.Sf
28x4.75-19
29x5.00-19
28x5.25-18
$4.25
4.65
4.95
5.60
OvW sizes similarly low
HMX TIRE MOUNTING
TRUCK OWNERS!
Save on Rhfwstde Trvck
Tiw. Mad by o of tfa
Big 4 companies. Desp
non-skid trad. Latex
dipped cord carcass and
Riverside Gvarantee.
.j30x5:-lilato;;-
; MOUNTCD rRCC
Winter King DaHery
05.75
with U SMtttrj.
jj pistes. Other
tisesaptoSlpUua. ,
Ward's Lunch Kit
01.50
Ventilated. Iwitk
U fresh fer hours.
Pint vacaan bottle
include. FiU la
aj4. .
Riverside Spa rlc Plugs
sfsvss) fc Jeai
33c
Get set so cylin
ders spark,: alike.
RJversida 1st qoal
It. Single plug 35c
Wintertxed Auto Oil
WarAftfnnMaW
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Bring Tirii
container. Beet
100 pare Peniu jl
vania tail sasaey
abT.
Flat Type Auto Hern
01I0O
PenetnitiBt ten
that lets action. All
ceraplete U damp
m lamp U rod. .
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275 N. LIBERTY ST.
SALEMORE.
PHONE8774
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