The Bend bulletin., June 13, 1925, Image 6

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TUT, nENTD RUI.T.ETIN. DAILY EDITION, BENDi OREOON. SATURDAY. JUNE 18, 102B
rL,rli fAntmiiai! " I'oMIc and give Hi mi- Imprcsslona
VlievrOIcl VOnunue in their paper. The new Packarda
i U, D. J,,lJ., hi,ve just mnrie their appearance In
lis nCoVy rroailCllOn England ..ml have been undergoln
i tho customary newspaper test.
High automotive, production will I "To those who appreciate what nj
continue well through tho second I messy add awkward job the lubrlcn
ialf of 1!)2B, It Is expected by It. II. 1 1 ion of a chassis Is. ' wrote II. Mat-sac
Grant, sales manager of the Ohev- liuisi in the London Mornlnp Tost,
fole I Motor Company, who bus spent i "the mere fact that yoi can oil this
three month of the current year vis- omul cylinder in line engincd Pack-1
llliiir In direct contact with Chevrolet 1 ard car while von are actually drlv-
dealer. 'lug perhaps attggtttt eer a truer
"Demand for cars, which even In notion 4f the Injurious nature of the;
fore Ihls time lust year was besln-; motoring offered hy' this new tp
nlttK I" slacked, atill remains , than docs ibe nicrc mention of the
sales number of cylinders employed."
Citnmeuilim further on one of the'
new eights Mr. Hnisl wrote: "The
Impression given me by its perform
ance Is that this is the finest chassis
yel issued by the Packard fa tori",
and to express higher praise .of a
linn Atlanlic motor car is scarcely (
possible fhdonbtedly, for luxurious
moiorlnit. tho eight cylinder in line;
engine Is a type which will be much
more In evidence during ine next
aUong." said Oram. "The
peaks and depressions of former
years are beginning to flatten out.
The automobile has become a year
'mumi product, particularly since the
che-i-d car grew to such fayor. Sea
sonable variation In demand are be
coming less marked.
"No oue section predominates us
a present or prospective market for
automobile. Sal, throughout the
ctuii,. country reveal a gratifying
steadiness and uniformity of demand. few
And Improvement 01 tne agricultural
situation, particularly In the south-)
we.-1 where ibe drouth has broken, P--,-, rnmnlprprl
tes that thousands of farmer Ingram CO-ipieieO
purchasers will help auataln the ,le- Vnr pl' pjarr Hav
mand daring the latter part of tho 4 "
year.
"It is not Improbable that demand! ,,l Plnns for lhe Fla" d!"' exor,
will Increase sllghtlv in the near fu-cises to be held under tho auspices;
ture and then remain unchanged for of the Klks in the local B. P. O. K.
ome time. till at a comparatively ball Suuday afternoon at S:SO,
high level. This possibility, how-1 o'clock were completed this morn
aver, will have slight effect upon hiK. The program will consist of
production, especially among the I speeches and patriotic music and.
lurge companies. songs.
"Production of the more popular Names of the speakers have not
cars ,lu -log recent months has been been announced, but K. J. Flnnlgan.
unequal to demand with the result j chnlrmnu, announces that a, good j
(hat manufacturers havo been aceti-; program of speeches has been ar
Solatlng a reserve of unfilled orders ; ranged. Wilson fieorge is In charge
which they can meet only by steadily jot the musical features of the Klks' ;
building automobiles. This is a fa-jprogrum.
vorable and health;- condition fori A special invitation has been ex-1
anv business. It is a guarantee ! tended by the Elks' to the American ;
I abrupt production variations. j Legion members to attend the serv-1
Also, it benefits the dealers because i ices. It is probable that a large j
Immediate delivery of cars to wait
ing purchasers permits a rapid turn
over of capital.
"The race of the Chevrolet unfilled
order list against recent record pro
duction strides augurs well for fu
ture sale. Chevrolet went Into May
with r,5,GS2 unfilled orders. In spite
group of the legionnaires will at-
.teud In a body.
Quiet School Election
Forecast For Monday
of a large production schedule the
amount or reserve orders was dimin
ished hut slightly, due to the number
oi niw orders received.
Packard Lubrication
Drawing High Praise
Packard six and eight car, now :
eau'i ped with chassis lubrication sys-
Wlth the election of one director
I the sole issue to be settled at the j
annual school election in the school i
I gymnasium Monday afternoon, it is
predicted that a very light vote will j
be cast. J. O. Gibson is the only
nominee whose name appears on the
ballot- He Is a candidate to succeed !
! himself as a director of the district
! for the ensuing three years.
Although only one name is to ap-
pear on the ballot, it is explained by
terns and motor oil rectifiers. have;J- Rhodes, clerk of the district.
drawn mu:h favorable comment from that other names can be written In.
Ei:-;!i-h motor experts, word receiv. o : Gibson's name was placed on the
it the Packard Motor Car company ' ballot as a result of a petition clrcu-
fisoory indicnles. lated by friends.
. r j r . ., - vy. ... . A Duluth woman has a peony gar-
It is a custom in London for motor The annual school election will be
car experts of the newspapers to test 'held Monday afternoon between thelden containing 140 different varle-
new cars as they are introduced to hours of 2 and 7 o'clock. ties of the plant.
AGAIN!
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II, I i:ilSU It. M ANN V
srrtiNr, is COWlNGI We
know it, Valine tlic kids are shoot
ing r..o l.l and the eornlf ding
i.llllp V.llldow It, pit, lid Willi the
good old sulphur tonics and our
ilanoa is alrcaily weal: ig new
peck u boo sandals and yes, this i
the sure sign OUT oldest filudebakcr
Is in the shop again lor its sixth
.in mm I p. .lining. The only lime ol
the year we icr lli.it Sludebaker.
I'ivc s , .it - old! ln'.lnHI nilr to hrr
Credit! And all we've cvvr done la
dainty hrr up wiili a new dirts ol
dark green paint every Spring. Not
much mduey in Stuaeeaktr rnp'yr
but Inesa Hut br's a guud ad ir us
that Mmlcb.il.fr, And bc .ilwa
are u w In ii ' "Hug s around
ay
the
eornttf,
mil.
tiuc wc belter otdcr a new
ESSEX COACH
Old Scot (who lias Just parked hi
car): X. laddie, wby're ye cryiuf
Small Hoy: I dropped a nickel
and your car's on top of it.
Old Scot: DbilM rty, laililie. II
Imoi.i mid y,r nnkrl store daik,
f a inalcb.
FORMERLY $1060
PRICE REDUCTION
Now $1015
Delivered
in Bend
?T ill
irie'i
SEEELEY'S GARAGE
133 Greenwood Ave.
Phone 136
J ewe tt Co
l
535
F. O. B. BND
Willi Lockheed 4-Wbeel Brakes
Strikes, Riots Spreading
Through All China Now
(Continued from page 1:)
j burlesque rodeo will be staged hy
j the Portland volture of the 40 el 8.
Boy Scouts Seek Means
Of Earning Camp Money
Joy Alics
and BUM!
and Kva Woods
t'oburn. Klmer Davidson
Oyes. and Owen Donnelly
1 to Intervene.
The following day the commisalon
er of foreign affair vtalted the Jp-i A comparatively larga number of
i anee consul and expressed regret at'bn5r ar algnlng up for the rout
the killing of one Japanese at Han-! summer camp, ii Is reported by boy
!kow and the wounding of five others. I c''t official. An effort I being
A . .'made to secure work for scout de-
An earlier message from Shanghai 'r!ng to secure money to defray
reported the body of a Japanese had1 'heir expenses nt the summer camp,
been found stuffed In a culvert after j A request na been broadcast to per
i the Hankow riot. ons having lawns to mow or other
. work to be done to get In touch with
n Mt i t j the scout headquarters or with M. II.
PnneVllle Making Ready symon. chairman of the camping de-
For Legions Convention p-mmm Name of a number of
Three In Schoolhouse Die
When Lightning Bolt Hits
BRBCKBltiUpOC Texas. June 1.1. j
Thro persons were killed and
more than a score Injured when a
bolt of lightning shot through a I
I school hnuna during a thunderstorm
at I'leasnnl Hill, near here, durlnx j
the night. Mor- than a hundred
persons wore In the building when
a hull f flrn burst from the chimney,
ran across the floor and out of a
door, survivors said.
Alluring new beauty restful roominess
vitality irresistible!
(Continued from pago 1 )
boy desiring w.ork have heen listed.
Bankrupt Iieaves Policy to
Firm Which He Headed
Your Wifr'a Right. M,
Coma On In
Dear Can Tank;
I l.id word with tbe wile lail
nittbi and you'rr the (etlcr that
ilartrd it Vr were roimni home
in the lmll bu Ironi a htllr get
togelbrr and bingo, all of sudden
it began to rain ramrods. I stopped
the car and got the cut tains Irom
under the ba. I rl slid started
matching 'cut up. You know It takr
time to put up curtain". Well, the
stottu beat in- tint the wile got
onie of hrr leathers wet. And
while I faaaad with the rurlaint she
gave inc a curtain "lecture golly,
how lie lectured me sbout being s
slow-poke. Said there w-a a new
Stud, baker called the Duplex that
was an open car one minute and
thru a closed car the neat juit by
pulling down tide enclosures.
Said it eo! no more than an open
car and had a lot ol other conve
niencet. I told hrr she ought never
to have tak n the last one Hut
thne's no faring my wile. She kept
it up', kept it up. till I juit had to
promise to tee that car. Now is it
true? Do I tell the wife she ought
40 know her limit or do 1 give hrr
best is per utualf Al Cummins.
a a
Mebbe So, Mebbe Not
G. 1.1 I it true there ain't no
more cirrus thrie dsvs 'cause all the
ballyhoo men is turned copy-writers
(or the automobile ads?
Si Jenkins.
An Irishman who was filling in
the slip for a new automoblie Hccnaa
began writing his name with his
right hand, then changed the pen to
his left to firush the address,
"So you write with either hand,
Pat 1" said the automobile club sec
retary. "tndade. I do, Sorr," answered
Pat. "When I was a bhoy. me
faither always tould me, 'I'at, Irarn
to cut yer finger nails wid ver left
hand as yes might be losing yer
right.' "
The rodeo finals will be held al IrSO "Month of Brides" Makes
Batnrday gtternoon, and at B:.io the ClnnA' r I irpnopn Krfflav
til et 8. Central Oregon volture. will
'wreck," Initiation
Study the newer lines of the Jewett Coach.
Notice its gracefully rounded back its smart
double belt mouldingthe distinctive coloring
in its permanent lacquer finish. A more beau
tiful Coach doesn't exist!
It's the greatest Jewett ever built. A car
of beauty inside as well as out. You'll think of
the finest overstuffed furniture when you see
the new type upholstery Jewett has introduced
in the Conch. Sink into its soft luxury and
forget wear and tear, for it's as durable and
strong as it is beautiful.
Sedan Roominess
You have never seen so roomy and comfortable
oCoach.f's the finest Coach ever designed.
A Coach for five with ample room fo.- live to
ride all day in loungy comfort.
Just Drive Jewett Coach
If the easiest parking steering driv
ing Coach you ever touched. Parks easily
in n I6V2 foot space at the curb. Enters or
leaves your garage from a 14-foot alley. Steers
with bicytle ease. Turns in a 42-foot street.
Power that Seems Limitless
Jewett Coach will outperform any car
within $5C0 of its price. We stand ready to
prove this statement on hill, highway,in traffic,
through rough going anywhere! 5 to 25 miles
an hour in seven seconds in high! From a
mile an hour, without bucking, to a mile
a minute in less than a city block. That's the
kind of performance you buy in Jewett Coach.
Performance that Endures
Jewett motor is full, high-pressure oiled, even
to the valve tappets. Timing gears are replaced
with a silent chain drive and automatic take
up for pump and timing shafts. Adjustment
of chain wear is automatic, insuring quiet and
freedom from care for the life of the car. And
a big. new, counterbalanced crankshaft elimi
nates vibration. These are improvements you
look for in costly cars Jewett Conch has them
at $1260.
Just drive Jewett Coach yourself. No obli
gationcall or phone for a Jewett Coach at
your door. gm)
siuse .neir sia.e m, , ,... After nearl) hnlf of II had slipped
nnd banriuet. lawuy without much accomplished,
1 Friday is to be nend day at thai the month of Juno finally decided
Prlnevllle convention, and Chairman! to be the month of brides after all.
Mai on mm. , im i s Mint a number of Five murrlag" licenses were Issue,:
sneclal features will be held. Some ! from tho office of (.'utility Cler .1. II
!of the features will he drum ,.n,l Hancr Friday, making the to'al for
BUTTS, Mont.. June 1.1. fredl
lor of tho defunct Luusler-Wnlcotl
brokerage firm will got the benefit
of 175.0(H) life InMurnnro of O. A.
latinier. bead of the firm, who com
mitted suicide yesterday.
DR. ROY REYNOLDS
Chiropractor
O'Knno llldg., I'l e iho
: bugle corps from nil part of Oregon
the month bo far. 11.
;ln action, parades of cowboy, cow-1... ,,,,,, 'a rn x,h
girl mid Indian, a pelal rodeo John s McOlmsey and Mnrtha M.
program and n slow mule derby. A McCtillough. Loo J. Peterson and
The driver, (ear la big
nd piuked with tprlnuy
comfort. Wide windows
live clear Won.
wr'sHx
Solid c onttriictlonf
Swing vour full wrinKt
on the dour of Jewett
Coach to prove it.
LaunBV curnfindn
the rear aeat l Jew eft
Couch. Ronn to relax
toanv riding p-oi.tion.
Room. newt RcjvmaC
pjaaengcrt leave the
Jewm (.. ch with
out dliturblni llioM
'st front.
I
Entrikin Bros.
The pi lniin.ihi aaVTI laV
Watch! IVfiA
i for an important announce- M S! V I
ment by Stadebaker in this Vv, '
newspaper on Thursday next. V e1S'
It will interest everyone who IA, lctfcA'
owns or expects to own an K2k V r A 1 V- uV
automobile. I MV UP Ye CV
I Automotive Service Co. I ' 'sS'
V. R. MANNY, Prop. j WW 1 TilS''
' j 124 Greenwood I'hone 01 W XdilR fV'V'''
129 Greenwood Ave.
Phone 497 W