- ft-
1.1.
-f
f
.1'
'3
i.
V
A I
I 1
I I1
f; '.Ii;
i J '
A V
i i
I
f-
if '
'i !
f: i
,.:.)
-.!
J A
f'.'i
i
I.1!
PAGE TWO
MEDFORD fATL TKTBUNT3. BEDFORD, OKEftONT. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1029.
School Notes Fron& thi City audi Valley
out" last Wednesday ot ourlpeyton Newcomu. and Raymond or rooms wore: S-B and 2-A with j'newspapers by his ttrtlaoc
out last ' : record of iiii.lt per etm, which piosii in Portland Z,
,ol. wed.u-.day afternoon o ; Mmer. fl)or H(Wem(,n RuBl, gooA avtl.agt. Wo .hull try week ?. which Ml,, A?n
a Tie. drill. The new siren ,.7u , hir- n,,.-,1,..,,pn. to lninrovo next ... rence, tho well kn..
Hubler; noizlemen, to improve next
High School
1?
i-.i
Iff
Biology is getting trSe a popu
lar subject at tho higlr-ScUool, and
!!;
i
it'i
about 12 had to be luriioil away
from thia department, because tho tw
classes were nil full. There are b lit-M in
Hicv, Dorothy (lore, A .vat ha Bu- j bo
ciiairmi, Louise Klro'.l, Catherine
ClKitit-V, jacj; i'wi.
Tho fint iiiti-b'.hinl junior
liijjh fchuol ib'Untf in histury l'-
M-.iuml anil Ahluml will
ijn- lorn I Junior liih
MtllOOl.
had a
which was put in last Monday. Kenneth faimore. James Hoover;
waa plainly heard with the doora room (Jjftrds. Junior Kline, Lee
shut. Everything went fine. The Spencer Buljis. Nicklaa Do Mitt.
cleared, except for Brr ,
ic-nlally w e
.. bUhiinc; was
Ihu fire squad, in 84 seconus.
Harmonica Band
""" - """,, at foot of fire escape. Jefferson
be started at t ie lioosevell schoo I-awrenrB r,enn:,1B.
liusement: Room guards. Glenn
Stewart, Roy Coghill. Marjorle Ar.
cher and Irene A loot k. Guards
delightful nrnLrum '
fore the
afternoon ut the iUlt
.MCUow.-ll T"
with Miss Alm.i ,.. ' "
about 115 enrolled in five claist-s.
E. M. liussong, who tenches fuur
of these classes, has 34 enrollecl
in each, and Mrs. Zoo lhibbs
teaches ono class with about 17 oi
ls pupils enrolled. Unfortunately
for those who were turned away,
they could not arrange their sched
ules so as to take biology at thc-ec
periods. According to Mr. Huh-
fionff, Bpeelal study of health will
be taken up next week
nnce of health week, "vie don't
study health one week1 a year, but
88 weeks," he said.
Over $326 was banked by "in
dents at the hiitli school this lust
week on bank day. .Ulra Kdwards,
Kathryn Stearns nnd tiolrtio HIb
don wero appointed cashiers tor
the new freshman roll room. Med
-lino itssflnl, V jO'tlll lit 'd n't luck
J-'rldav, Feb. 1 Vt Hie tamc'tlmo dental or other altentloii. Wo are
us Hi,; Mcltonf affirmative and K '"1 lo know In time this year,
Ashland iicK.HIve ib-hate here,' t,lllt w0 "'"V all bo ready for
toe A;-hlanil nfflrmntive and tho,"1" barado May first.
.Mi-dfofi m-Killvu will debate 111 '-Aa and S-us maua quite
A.sblatid. a thrilllnK slKht as
liebatln;,- lias be como a very ' to" Iho liome of Mrs. Ryan to
prominent .tellvlty Jn lhK local enljrtain bIx union veterans of
.Iiltil,,r lli-h ami llu public is cot-
ex! week In the sixth fcrado. jvh
ton. We hope these children will
iittlly invited in attend and up-
ifl observ- I""'1 '""' 'ean,.-.
Iiinual Jriitiilnu l.liibit
A very line exhibit ut articles
adc in the Juillul- liif.h sclluol
given Tuesdny afternooii at j complications. IucjJi
. hi. at the school building. I wish our Jackson
An iiitci-estinic piok-ram will be much Joy and happiness as
riven. Miss Curry will please A ult of nu,y acquired title.
i,v .nein. i Library
i I,,,,,.. ,i..tiv,.r,.rt il,.. l.-,ltli The tli's spent a very pleasant
honor roll as it stands to date.!'""1 profitable hour at the Public
. ... - . .1 I II.IM1-V II U'.-t'tf flL'll I fill 11 V IlI'liM'.
Aianv chiiiireii wi-r round to neeu - " ' ------- ..... wtrA
moon. iney u-hinhii kuuui me ... , enjoy their new-found poslliun. !
ind just where t'uflnd them. These A few children are already quite average " for the
school wasn't so cood
last week but it wn . fairly Jnmcs Stovenn, the former well- cm, that he, an actor of rar. , 1
,.rt,.n,.. ih.-.t. thev ,ii, li. ,muvpit schonl was runnlnit ..... . .. . . . . . .... , . . i io,i i iw.... i -"
- - ' . M, was Ai.tt per ceni. inn non- miicn pruise iroiu me. lu.v.iii.v, .."in inn.
t lass ilonni .News short of cups, plates, aim spoons. -.. g , . .
As a reward for writing to loo. A "Uomestie Bhowcr was enjoy-
pupils ol the first A, tuck c,l Thursday. Old cups, spoons.'
home library books. Twenty-two and plates that were donated will
children In u class ,of thirty tock be Kreitity enjoyed at P.-T. A. j
pintles. !
The 2A, 31) room made 98. 0 in. (and)- Kalo j
-(pelling and S4.4 in health. Heidi ! Tinir. a Unit! I suppose you
visit to the lllir.TTy are becoming expert players. v e nwpe u ...u ROIlsevet
more and more popular with the will be a success. .
....... u. . pupils. They wuuld like to go even 1Mi Slioner
,"U ,.f.,.n..,. lh.-... ll.ev .1..
PORTLAND PAPER
PRAISES FORMER
MEDFORD ARTISTS
rence, tho well knr,. " 1
artist of Meufor.l i
ing from one of iiS?,.. lo1' i
f'ivli! ( itira rniiiii.,., . ' I
makeB Portland his haJt
seemingly an inexhaustible Lj
'tory of songH, classlcBi li
tin? Civil war, all of whom worn tjie
piifi 0''. i i i no L'liiiuren curriLu
fl.'iK or wore paper soldier hata.
Tlicv wero led li Cecil llaiiBcam ,,,..,.
Hi
flag bearer, and inarched to ,
drum of Clay I Jigging, who '
manual training i. pai lnn'iit i on pl' HbPd all w.th his clover Jruin has only Ihiff ste
dinpiMV in the whwlmv of iirownn iiilng. Tho children wero In
Hardware store. All of tho artic U-n elinrge of Miu. 8cott.
ihown, incJuiliog broom holdurn, j Tho Klrst A-a have spent tho
, buuk ends. l:ini3, tablea, toys, and .week learning of Lincoln. They
, waiting des-ka, are useful and prac- 'know several Htoties, and a poem.
for hns one of the hiKliest bftnk- ' lU'rt1' 11,1,1 11 ,:,"at lk'" 1 of crt'dit Hes des they have drawn log cab-
. .Ii,,, Iifl. I ... l,,ru ll,n . ,,
.Mr. I'ncli.
Washington School
in
i
In rAi.nf.Hu nn till. Pacific const.
The advanced nitrlculturo clns ! '
' of the local htsh school has been i
busy building hayracks durint; the i
past week. They have already com-
pletcd ono for Mr. Latham of Cen-,
tral Point, and are now working i Reporters fur tills week are:
on another for Mr. Chester Wendt Helm .McAllister, p.-itrlcln Tui u
of Jacksonville. iuulsi. t laike stukes. Kathryn
Tho agriculture school that has . Itohinson. I'.lhia I'm klitnst, Helen
Ijeen held at the high scrhool twice i l.-at,m, i;etiy Tlmi-nilike, Alleen
a week for tho past several weeks, ' l.athnm, Kvelyn Jcuiiard, Kath-
linder the direction of C. 1. Thoinn- , b ell JJrav.
son, agriculture instructor for the Iliinklni I filchard Scott has been home
high school, will hold lis last meet- Washington school Is especially I"11 wcck hacauso of Illness.
Ing Wednesday evening, February i proud of the banking average as! M'a- Harrison Is out of school
13, at least five roonis liad over loo '"' fu millings ub her sub-
Another debato will be held at i per cent A's had IL'L'.S percent, sill ule.
4h. hih .chnni next AVednesdav i the highest In the building. Lewis Uurgun fell from a
ps more to enter beard the money Jingle that the
the Health Tower. children of the Roosevelt school
The l'A-3U room decorafed a mj Thursday noon. It was to
valentine box with nrd hearts, buy candy with. The P.-T. A.
Each heart represents a perfect started It. The money will bo
paper in spelling. They Jiavo 24 , used to buy milk for tho under
henrts on the box. weights. $3 80 was taken in.
Hanking for this room waa 100 j Kssay Contest,
percent. . Mnny of the boys and Blrls of
I i,um,ui.-i inenenieu ,)P Hoosevell school arc Interesl-
,wi ...... iMieu t., j tilc. essay contest on t nu-
ness to Animals. ino contest
is given by "Tilt1 Latham Pounda
mano Kducatlon." Many aro try
t'evn lug to win the prizes offered.
Library Work
The 5-A class greatly enjoyed
Health
Jackson School
III!
I
I
i!'
Dt'.nlnf rintwnen fhn Asblnnd netr-
aiiva nnri ihn Medfnrd nf flrmntlvif 1 The health average for the week !lng, and has been out of school
Laura Drury and William Dough- ! at Washington school was quite I more than a week
erty make up tho nfflrmatlvo team good, h3.s percent, the iiA's lead-
to represent Medford High School. ; ing with loo percent. We hope
A debato will also be held In Grants lo bring this up every week.
Pass Wednesday evening, and one! Spelling
in Ashland. spelling percent for Wash-
A short assembly was held Wed- '""' " Pm. Abho
, ,,.. i ,.,i- . ,,,. It 'a not Iho highest In town, il is
the students to attend the debate
that was held that evening. Mr.
Bailey had charge of tho assembly.
jou. uuou.v. . . .. I school are: Nevln Cope of Jackson
the platform, and Introduced to the, .j,, Kho u nmj m
niuueni. oouy uuuy. jiuiy u jjJin(r
W illiam JJUUgneiiy, Jii wiiimn r, j .
pass. A largo numoer ni Kiuuriim
wore present at tho debate "Wed
Ja pretty good average. Tho Mi's
1 percent wan U.S. 5.
I Sew .Studi iits Knrolled
Thn new arrivals in Washington
nesday evening, and showed much
interest.
th of "WaHa Walla, Wa.h,
We hope they will enjoy mid
liko this phenol as well as tho ones
they came from.
Children Leaving
Wo were very sorry to lose Irene
Tho United Slates nlntory classes ! i off iTian (ff tlu; ,)IA, and llevorly
have been busy this Inst week writ- Shelby of OA. Irene is going to
Ing essays on the constitution. A -Stockton, Calif,, and Beverly to
prize la being offered by tho high j Klamath Fulls. Wo know they can
school for the best essay. Any ; nevor go to a .school any better
phRBe of tho cons'itution may be i than the Washington, but wo hope
considered in this work. j llioy go to one Just about as good.
This week will bo "Health Week I I'uulto Idhrary IVvloil 1
ins and cut silhouettes of Lincoln.!
A sand tablo will bo completed
with a log cabin as its central
thought.
Mas lox, Mrs. Kentnaw ana plant. We arc hoping It will not
Mrs. Scott called at the Gentry (.t frozen. Our geranium Is lust
homo ut the request of Miss Helen : about to bravo the cold nnU bios- tion tor the Promotion of Hu-
in nviiuurij; in mm J'ucu- KOItl OUl.
iimnla. J. K. Garrison who hn.
Hubert ?tewlnnd, who has been ' working hard to conquer the third
ho ill with scarlet fever is able to grade in ono sementer has uehli v-
1)0 up and will bo back In school ed his purpose. Ho will lie given tnoir trtl to tno Hbrai-y last Thurs
in a week or two. a trial with the -111 class Monday ,in,. Dft..r,n.in vhav nnm fool
morning. jtmt thoy wm bo nvie to use the
i lie an ciass win iniss j. r-.f i
but all wish him tho best of sue- I
cess in his now grade.
Kenneth Kaymond is 111 with a 1
cold. We misV Kenneth very much
I freight car, on which ho waa play-1 and hope he will soon bo back.
For the past two weeks the 6A 1
class has been doing some safety
first work. This week We finished
with some interesting iiumeiH. I
Gladys Sturliiv Hazel tUault, Rob-1
j crt Young and Kugenia Derrick ;
made the most ni tractive ones. I
l.lalne Walker has been III and
out of school all week. j
Tho new 4H class, which has 'i'l
members, eeins to have adjusted
Itself and is now a read working '
unit of the department. They have ,
alt expressed that they prefer i
this typo of urganixalion lo tho old
kind.
The 6A arithmetic claas have
two sides which are competing
with each other for highest honor
in mathematical races. To date.
Jack's followers arc lending. We'
ii,... to un. 1 1 ...... ..i.i . t.. .i.. '
Hanking iifi.fi. 1 00 per cent
roonis. Mrs. Clifford's, Mrs. Deuel's
Mltss Hanson's. Mrs. Taylor's and
Miss Jeanne MacNiven's and Miss
Jessie MacNiven's, Firo drill 00
seconds.
Health 100 percent rooms,
Mips Jeanne MacNiven's, Miss
Ha uson's.
Spelling aH.5 percent; GA's 99.2
percent, a A's 11). 'A percent..
Speed ball
The first tnatehed game of
speedball to be played In Medford
will be played between Jackson
card catalog,
six-mug
Roosevelt school pupils do know
how to spell. Tho building per-1
coinage for last week fos 5.2.
The h'ghest room record was 98.1
per cent. It was obtained by tho
G-ll class. That is a splendid rec
ord for a whole class.
Hanking
Three cheers for Roosevelt
bankers! Theru were four 100
per cent rooms In banking last
week. Miss Allen's &-B, i-Ii, 115. S
per cent; Miss Morrison's D-A
1U3.3 per cent; Miss Aspln wall's
C-A. 203.8 per cent. Tho building
average was 91.8 per cent. That
means we will get those pictures
of Abrnham Lincoln and Robert
13. Lee which wero promised to
all bulldingy having over IfO per
cent banking or last week.
Girls Baseball
February 6th arrived bringing
Miss Rarrlgar to the Roosevelt
school, she called the department
ami ivouse. en hciiuiiin ruiui uhv fi.,,.. lv i,,.Y l-Via-.f
afternoon on tho Jackson field. I Tho ;A hn(l nn ,..,...;.; ,
banking. ,
at the local high Bchool, and all of
the different depart men Is will car
tv on some work pertaining to
henl'h. Miss Joun llesley. reih'e-: calnlogue.
The tll3's vent 1u I lio library
uesday and locdiiVl at encyclope
dias and learned to uyo l)io card
Fit
111:
ilfi
nentative of the Oregon Tubercu
losls association will bo at tho hltrh
school and give talktf to tho stu
dents. A "Health'
tiAld Wednesday.
jfN The Latin club of the high school
'i'-- held a meeting Thursday after
noon, at which nrm'"""nt
made to put an edition of
Hl-Tlmea March first. Some as
signments were given out at this
meeting. Plans aro also under
vay for tho members oC the club
to iro on n. nleilncr nnrtv.
The nop assembly, in charge ofjn'llr"
Stan Wilcox, which wns held Fri
day afternoon, was unusual, nn
thero were a number of the Salem
:( players present, wno gnvo snun
talks. Mr. H. C. Terrell, a former
I ' ; English teacher in the high school
fu ttaa present, and gnve a short talk
jj before the student bod v. The
iii Hinging was -in chnrgo of Miss Kl
Hora TIulRndor. song queen.
A- The Girls' Athlelc association of
jij tho high school held a meeting on
La it week tho vlxth grade Kng-
lish class got n letter from Karl I
I'arlt, Indiana. 'Mo-jit of the -pupils!
asembly will be (answered and sent inlorestlng lot-'
ters and pictures which the pupils
of Karl Park school had most like- j
ly not seen.
Tho nrt class under the direction
tho f 'Miss Croniar are making valen
tines for Valentine's day. Some of j
tho clasnen nro doing black and
whllu drawings.
Tho students are taking great
intoroHt In supplying hiytorlcol ;
for our new cabinet. This,
Indications are that Jackson
sehouli team will take thn first )
game and set tho pace for the !
other schools. ;
A Change?
There has been much confusion
in the, Jackson school caused by
u iv"'ntr iwo teachers each bear
ing the name of Miss MacNiven.
i ., t our troubles are now at an
end lis Wo have ut last persuaded
Roosevelt School
Reporters: . Tho following ! 6th
grade pupils wrote theso news
items: , . i : -
Stanley Kunzman, Catherine
Itrnndt, Mary Thompson, Glenn Cyril
me of them to change her name. Stewart, Hilly, Shepavd, Ivone Al- Lltlrell. Clyde- Van .CMtwick.' fire
Though it will be n bit difficult to cock. ' ' -'i J . 'extinguisher; Kenneth Jennings,
address one of them as Mrs. next. Ffro fcltvn f 'city fire alarm; Paul Steele, room
Monday It will obviate all past The new fire squad was' pick- guards, Dnlph Johcf, Ira O'Neil,
j.said that the baseball season waj
to open on March 14th. This on
iuouncement was received with ap
plause as baseball is a sport that
all Rosevelt girls greatly enjoy
I Ire Squads
The new fire squad has been
chosen for tho second . semester.
It Is us follows:
First floor: Stanley Kunzmau
Sanders, nuzzltmicu, Marion
is located in tho lower hall and In
well worth anyone's Inspection.
Reading
Wn arc doing some very Inter- !
sling work in rending. Wo each
have n vocabulary and every day
wo have eight words to look up
and put In It. On Friday our
teacher collects them to look over
he words to see If they are right.
Then on tho same day sho gives
l lest of ten words which sho
Friday afternoon, nt which plans ua me-pasi wcck.
fii were made for the initiation of the " 1111 8 T"1. . " K
I t freshman member. A party will rt"w" ifi hf, B" book for part
i ; be held February 21, and invita- j01. l cc k s grade.
! tion. will be sent to all of tho par- 1 (1"KVUI' hivy .l 16 "A 8
b nU of the members. In order! 1 very enjoyable time. Mr.
ii" to make ton points toward their! "inch, the teacher of ho class. I
i i nAt ntuntlm fnnim iMii were
tho next mooting. Committees were
appointed by Kllow Mao Wilson, lo
make arrangements for tho party,
us r
IK, I-
Junior High
Hoportor: Dora VTrawford.
Girls' iK-ngno M'l-tliiK
j Tho Oirls" League meeting was
1 hold last Jlondny evening In tho
jji essembly room. A short progrnni
il! consisting of two piano uolos by
jij. Francos Arnsplger, and Arlcnu
il,' Anion tvAH nnlnved bv all.
Itankliig
All roonis baiikcl Inn percent
except room S. 1 thanked 77.7 per
ii!
Ill
Old II.Vs Aro Mleil
The Hlxth A s who went to
Junior high tire missed now but
we. hope they lllto it there. Their
eeachera say some very nice things
about them.
1st Semester Honor lloll
i Th names of nil pupils having
I ail average grade of A or H for
Ihu llrst semesle nro us follows:
OA. Margery l'aby; (in, Teruko
Maruyaniii; ,riA, Mildred Drury,
Jails l''rn;:t!e, ivian llnlo, Wiillaeo
1-nwry, Paulina lingers: -(A, Jnw
rencii Ht-ugg; -11!, Miu tlrecn; SB,
lOilith IJoilkins. ltebecca Lhuney.
cent. We all hope room S Willi
Work hardor next week and make
our building loo percent.
KHilltlg
Lincoln School
II
5Ur
Banking for tho I.l-oln school
ban an average of lot.li per cent
for Iho building with no room
falling below lo per cent. Thus
tlih nloloi'.x. ielt..li ft. ...a
,1: li s 9.t lierreni; tno m i lin.s. ,
IJ, . . Asscia'dy a 1"'1ko ' each room wero
" " . ti,. n ,., -i,.ni Kn,iv , earned. Six rooms won tho ban-,
ncr. j
Tho kindling averngo for tho
building Was K4.1 per cent with
Iho 4-U making per cent.
. o...A cAn .n... n I l i s l-ians tisuullv sets a. bb?h
!!'' lew announcements school wasin"l,k others to aim aU i
1- i.M.iD.a Mrs. Shamtle's room won thd
Music ' hrilth banner with Hi per cent.
All this week MlM Williams has '.b-orgo Hamilton, 5-A. and Hob-
oil neen ooi-sring gieo ciud iryouis Iorp,, .""on"", num uacitsuii-
J'j: the new students. About 25 noiv Ivlllo entered our school this week,
students have enrolled In tho har-1 M1, Tucker reports Ocraldlne
!' monlca band. I.vjlllnn. I'nyo Orovo, Helen Gen
ii Psirrnt Teoelicr oles
Next Friday Is Founders day for
the Parent Teachers ensocintlon.
ItherA will he n - ttrnemm helrl nt
the Junior high school In the even
5' 1ng, The glee cltA, and Iho hnr-
' I iI,: The spelling average for the
building last week was D6.li per
oent. Tho l's 09.fi percent; the
It'll SB. e lierreni; tho Ill's ill). t.
ijff taut week The banking report
I'M wns given by Kva lllizler. Mish
III: Williams Bang "Lady Moon," and
''Clomentlno, " tho sextette sang.
After n
ill
It!! rnonloa hand from .lunlor
hb.-h
j'j', school will piny find Iho other
i' . nchooln of the city uru Caeli offer-
l' ing varied numbers. . cabins.
- Wnling j Moiiui l,elnler Is a pupil
Manr of the TA atudents recelv- In the S-A. Hha lias studied
tiy, r.vis Lang nnil Krmino lwis
.-ill abssnt this week becauno of
IllllSbS.
Tim '-'-A girls had 100 per cent
In health this week.
Tim liiile l-P.'s nro planning
n Valentino' party. ,
The 1-B's have beeomo Inter
est cd In Mr. IJncoln by making log;
S . Palmer tr.ethod certificates,
Thr are as follows: Mabel An-nlng,-
Jeyea Banish, Claire Good,
LttMurle Beck, Thcda Jloorc, Jean
cotton quite xtnni.-ety and will
recite two nice numbers at the
Lincoln tea.
Our annual Lincoln Tea will
. , -ri
I MA
TOMES
FOR
o
SALE
e
CHAUNCEY FLOREY
goom 201 First National Bank Bldg.
Phone 318
Buy
Now
and
Save
$
$
1
V jtg A SSS,.wt kyy Value?
II W h JfsStSSBtl Town
SCHERER MOTOS CO.
1
ffW
BUICK (Standard Six Sedan
Late 191!8 moder. Like new
tliroushotit.
Sale price $1290
BUICK Standard Six Coupe
1S12S model. Fully equipped;
guaranteed.
Sale price $1150
BUICK Master Six -1-IJoor Se
dan lale I'.iiii model; fully
equipped. Like new through
out. Guaranteed.
Sale price . $1250
BUICK Standard Six 2-Door
Sedan 11)27 model; fully
equipped; A-l condition.
Sale price $000
BUICK Standard Six Sport
touring. Fully equipped:
looks and runs like now.
Guaranteed.
BUICK Sport Roadster 1927
Standard Six. Fully equip
ped. Guaranteed ill every
nay. All new tires.
Sale price : $950
BUICK Coach, l!)2li Standard
Six Fully equiupetl. Guar
antied A-l condition.
Sale price $825
BUICK Roadster. 11I2-1 Mas
ter Six New balloon tires;
fully equipped. A-l condi
I Ion.
Sale price $525
STUDEBAKER Duplex Road
ster 1H25 Standard Six.
Guaranteed in A-l condition
throughout.
Sale price $550
NEW WHIPPET Sedan ftl.
ly equipped; driven very lit.
tie. Looks and runs liiic. new
car. Guaranteed.
Sale price
$875
WHIPPET Coach, 192S Mod
el Fully equipped. A-l con
dition throughout.
Sale price
$650
FLINT Knclosed, Touring
11125 Model. Fully equipped.
Guaranteed in A-l condition;
1!'29 license included in
Sale price
... $475
FORD Coupe 1921 Motlel
tloud eonditiou. Tires fair.
Sale price
. $45
CHRYSLER Roadster. 1M7
model Fully equipped. A-l
condition.
Sale price
Buy
With
Safety
$950 Sale price
DODGE Coupe, 1923 Model-A-l
condition . tlirousumi; ,,
trailer if desired.
$775 Sale price $275
SCHERER MOTOR
CO.
YOUR BUICK DEALER
38-40 North Riverside Open S indays and Evenings.
Buy
With
Safety
IP
1 SURPRISING-
THING
ABOUT IT IS THE TriCCj
Thm i-Dttor SrAin, SlIU
Body by fxthrr
AU America is licinrnptivalcd bv
the New Oiikluml A!l-mrririiii.
By its vivid nrtt si j lc uiul vofitiit-lt
, new beauty. Itv it siirini;
power ... its (liishinj; pirk-up
and speed ... its impressive
quality.
frlCM $t!4i Ut Sl.Vl. t. .1.
2f Pr'" -.... inrluHrH
wil
What nn opportunity for motor
ear buyers . . . a . car of AU
Anieriean quality for as Utile a
1 1 13! Considering its magnifi
cent new bodies by Fisher and its
construction . . . the most sur
prising t hi ng abou t it is the price.
frliivr rlmrf.. f,n,v Hrrfranlle Shoeh Ahrbtn
arr gnnrrt. xrro. Inm-fi itoktnn
.-ml ,1oU.r. TinM Paj-mml f kM
rrd vric..-l)ir. ii.r.V.I- 1 ... ... V . ""."" mlro. Chrk OaklnnH
SANDERSON MOTOR. CO.
80. Bartlett and 8tfi Phone 1385
ROBINSON MOTOR CO., Ashland, Ore.
gffl' ll 1V1 If. VUV
BY OAKLAND-