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PAGE FIVE il'lfrftHMfTifl i TKri ill lall III f I III I I HH 111 II HIMi limilHI MEBFORD MATT- TRIBUSTE. MEDFORL). OREGON. SUNDAY. MAY 12. 1935 mm . : 1.'.. i V as 9 J 'iV lA..S llVx A Special Ford V-8 Buses To Ply Exposition Grounds ETCTrrs -r ri r vTTT !-Snri!r ' ft ' '.U3 f,Y ' t A k l ! ' .- ii ' i ; A 4 i Ki $ V 1' i 2. Ss With eat. in each for 40 pawenger., hugs bu.e. mounted on Ford V-8 truck chil will, under the lirection of the San Diego Railway Co, ply th. ground, of the California P.c.fic International Expo.if on, Mv 71 in San Dicao. Above it a photograph of one of the buiee after ita delivery to the Expno5.Ln, peopled by the Eipo.iUonette. a irU' or.anuation in San Diego, on it. and their way to th. Ford Exposition sitv The AUTO WAY- nv Cyril Sanilcr type Auxiliary seau. eonipArtment gln partition, and a speaking lube for communication between the front and rear compartment when tha car la chauffeur driven. Hi INSlPfflNS IN FIRST AID PART OF SAFETY DRIVE With the approach of Traffic Safe ty Week In Detroit and other cities. Robert C. G;h.am. executive vice president of the Graham-Pane Mo tors corporation. Is limine the entire Industry to co-nm-ratf in a campaign of public educruinn In the timely ad ministering of first aid after acci dents. In a special bulletin to all Graham dealers and com puny employes, Mr. Graham commends the recent an nouncement of Admiral Cary T. Gray son, natinnnl rhalrinan, that the American Ped CrnR will pive first aid Instruction to 11 .010 Amerlcnn Legion posts. The training courses "Many lives have been saved by the 1 timMy administering of first aid im mediately aftii- an accident." the bulletin r.aid. 1 "Every police official 1 and certainly everyone connected with the automotive Industry should be skilled In administering first aid." Mr. Graham brieves that local au tomotive trade associations In various cities should hold meetings of their dealer members and others interested at which tirst rtld Instruction could be given as wpII as the holding of open dl 'cushions of measures to aid the traffic safety campaign. Mr. Graham explained that accident prevention work is a problem of deal Ing with the "human factor" because the new cars offered this year by the various manufacturers are "mechani cally safer thsn anything tha world has yet seen." "The new cars are less confusing to operare more responsive to con trol," Mr. Graham said. "Vision la clearer brakes surer bodies sturdier. Acceleration, road stability control of the car all have been Improved. The big Job is to train the average driver to be more careful.' WASHINGTON, May 1 1 . ( A P ) President Roosevelt said today funds would be allotted from the four bll , Hon dollar work relief appropriation ( for hichw.-iV construction wiin the allotment board meets next week. SALE ATTRACTS car advancement which promote greater safety, economy, ease of op eration and longer life. The Sanderaon Motor company's first shipment of the new Stude balcer trucks Is expected to arrive in Med ford soon. For Hoe that Wear buy NOLDE & HOP ST Ethehvyn B. Hoffmann. Use M.ll Tribune want ads. Patrons from all parts of southern Oregon and northern California were attracted to Minn's Department store Saturday by the exceptional value offered for the first day of the big removal sale which is scheduled to continue for several weeks. Spring and early summer mer chandise has been marked down for immediate clearance so that there will be plenty of room for new dlv ' play when Mann's enlarged establish ment Is completed sometime in June. Workmen were busy all last night removing the partitions between th? main floor of the present store and the addition. The balcony is also be ing removed. A tile front is under construction In the new men's stoie location, formerly Hutchlaons. Approximately 10.000 additional square feet of floor space will be uti lized by Mann's fine department store when all remodellne Is finished, ac cording to John Moffott. A specious beauty salon and ladies lounge will occupy the room above the new men's establishment, an'i many other Interesting improvements are underway at Mann's preparatory to the grand opening of southern Oregon's most modern and attractive department store. FORMER RESIDENT PASSES AT UKIAH William Sandry, well known resi dent of Jackson county where he had resided for many years, both at Rogue River and Jacksonville, passed away at Uklah, Cal Friday at the age of 63. Leaving Jacksonville, Mr. Sandry went to Crescent City and from there he moved to Uklah. Besides his wife, Mary E. Sandry, he leaves three chil dren: Mrs. W. A. Stearns, of Med ford; Clemo and Emma of Ukiah. Cal.; also two brothers: H. B. Sandry of Nevada and Sam Sandry of Rogue River. Ore. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. W. R. Bnird at the Conger chapel Rt 4 p. m. Monday. The body will arrive in Medford today. Inter ment will be in Jacksonville cemetery. Use Mall Tribune want ads. During this last week a Chrysler Custom Imperial, six-passenger se- dan was on the local dealer's floor for a short while, during which we had a good time inspecting It. The car was sold locally. You will probably recall that we compared the Chrysler "Airlow" Im perial with the plain Chrysler "Air flow" a number of weeks ago well, this Custom Imperial will compare with' the Imperial Just about like the Imperial compared with the ordinary "Airflow." In other words, this Custom Imperial is Just about the hetghth of luxurious motor car transportation as conceived by Chrysler. In looking over this car the first thing that attracts your attention Is its tremendous size. We believe that the doers are the largest we have seen on any four door sedan, and the body la so wide i it comes out so far that there are hardly any running boards. In fact we believe that they could be en tirely eliminated and few people would ever notice the difference. By the way, the over-all length of this car Is about eighteen and a halt feet. The appearance of things in the Interior was something like this to us: You sit back in a soft, wide, rear seat and stretch your legs com fortably to the convenient, indi vidual foot rests with what seems to us would be ample room for most anyone, and then after that there are about a couple of feet of still more space before you even get to the front vat! Of course, in the front seat Which la easily adjust able, you also have more than am ple room with a beautiful dash board Just "in front of you wltn many conveniently located Instru ments such as automatic overdrive, light switches, and the built-in radio. Of course there are many other conveniences for the passen gers such as three lighters and ash trays, (although I didn't count each one 1 belieev that is correct) assist cords, arm rests In front and rear, two dme lights, and conveniently located parcel pockets, along with the baggage compartment behind the rear seat. The price of this car is around $3,000, delivered here In Mcdford. Although this car was the six passeuger model, an eight passenger limousine may also be obtained on the same chassis. The limcuslne has these added fentures: two opera This year's "Atrstream" DeSoto haa. in our opinion, accomplished something entirely different and new In their "floating ride." Little doubt, anyone that has ridden in the "Airstream" DeSota knows how smooch th ride is. but probably many of them don't know why. This la It. In this DeSoto they have utilized tha type of weight distri bution which was first used on the Airflows" last year, but besides that they have also added the pan tograph type of independent front wheel suspension which haa hereto-fore been considered ample lor taking the Jumps and Jolts out ot a, ride. Of course with Just those two features alone the car would give a wonderfully "soft" ride, but the DeSoto engineers stilt weren't satisfied so they added that new type of tapered leaf rear spring that haa been widely publicized along with doublt action hydraulic shock absorbers In the front and single action ones In the rear. Then, on top of all of that, they equipped the car with atrwheels for as perfect a ride as possible. Perhaps now. after this somewhat technical dis cussion, you will understand why the "Airstram" DeSoto U such good riding car. Industrial Type Pneumatics Open New Tire Field Prom cream puff manufacturers to giant construction operations Is a wide span in the commodity roster but there la now a pneumatic truck tiro especially adspted for every service required In the field of transport. "The tires we sell range In sire from th big 18.00-lfl (which la more han SO Inches in overall diameter and carries a 13.000-pound load thus being the largest pneumatic tire from the standpoint of carrying ca pacity) to the five by 1.75 inch pneu matic industrial, one of the latest additions to the line of tires," said C. C. Pumas, local Goodyear dealer. "In the field of tha pneumatic In dustrial, the application of air tires has been rapidly expanding during the past several months," Mr. Punas continued. "The five-Inch diameter tlra Is part of a series which includes units up to 30 inches in diameter for use as ateel wheel replacements on lndustrlat push trucks, where easy rolling, floor protection, cushioning of loads and quiet operation are re quired." To fit most of the steel-wheeled trucks these industrial All-Weather pneumatics are available in a wtde number of hub lengths and axle diameter combinations, each provid ed with roller and ball bearings for smooth travel. Included In the category of ve hicles for which these tires are built is the wheelbarrow used In garden, cemetery or construction operations: factories, bakeries, warehouse truck units and the like. In addition Goodyear has also been supplying the manufacturers of toy wagons, velocipedes, toy automobiles and youngsters similar sidewalk units with pneumatic single tube tlrea which not only make safr play things for the children, but are wel comed by oldsters as well because neighborhood sidewalks are thus quieted. BKOPHX'S JtSWEU;RS. specialise id designing and modernizing youi old Jewelry MOVED DENTAL OFFICE Dr. w C Thompson is now located at Room 312 Liberty Bldg. Tel 70. Reasonable Dentistry. H. E. PECK BUYS The Sanderson Motor company, local Studebaker automobile and Stndebaker truck dealer, delivered a new Studehaker coupe to H. E. Peck of Medford. who ia already highly delighted with the mileage and performance, according to Mr. Sanderson. Mr. Peck, who travels continually, says the Studebaker all steel body and hydraulic brakes especially ap pealed to him because of the many accidents, he haa seen on the high ways during the past few months. Mr. Sanderson says the 1935 Studebaker automobile has 21 costly TOP SPEED IN COMFORT ALL DAY . . . with Nash Cruising Geared Performance! HORNING . - . u T-JaSH has made cross-country, morning-till-night, day -after -day travel unbelievably comfortable . . . easier on you, easier on the car. One bi reason is the new Automatic Cruising Gear, which goes into action aut'vnMif ally at 40 to 45 miles per hour. It reduces engine speed and engine e'ori 2(jr'c. High speed without high-speed noise and without h'h-:pccd g.ischne consumption. And the ride' Smooth, flowing, relaxed. By synchronized springing, bal anced wnr.ht and 6-passenger, midsection seating, Nash engineering putt a new r.;ad under your wheels. Nash is out in front in safety, too. All-steel, one-piece body . . . super hydraulic brakes . . . safety, front-hinged, front doori. Ccrr.c n and drive th:s car! m ft 3"rPT six PASSENGER VICTORIA $82 M;n A-'crr a'.s Craning Gt It Stndrd Equipment on All Ambnidt M-;- . C- .-r.-'i E'lq.-t Exti C?it on Advanced Eiq.-.t and Advanced Sis. SEE T;:E NASH-RUiLT 193S LAFAYETTE, $580 AND UP F. 0. B. FACTORY A-. v-p. to Chznv Without Vcfiff.-Sp.fia ff.70ipm.nf Extnt) WALTER W. ABBEY, INC. i:3 Snth Riverside. Telephone Z2 piM ll contracts handled LOW ESC PER AS Ssy WEEK 2v Hi UNIVERSAL SERVICE f I IN the rery beginning the Ford Motor Company realized the importance of good service. It was first to standardize tools and equipment and establish low flat charges for parts and repairs. Today in any community you can see how far Ford has progressed toward the goal of providing service as good as the car. The thousands of modem Ford dealer ships are within reach of most of the mil lions of Ford owners. Other thousands of dependable garages and service stations identified Vy the Ford sign provide THE SIGN OF GOOD SERYICE supplementary service and Genuine Ford Parts. When you buy a Ford you can get the land of service a good car deserves. One of the features ia precision workmanship. You can exchange a used Ford engine, carburetor, distributor and other assemblies for "Factoht Exchange" units at much less than the usual replacement or repair cost, This is "Universal Service" in every re spect broadening constantly through the addition of Ford Neighborhood Service Stations, where you can get extra-quick service gasoline, oil lubrication, repairs. FORD MOTOR COMPANY VARTS (7 1,. 1 !La3 SERVICE STORES Ninth and Riverside Phone 520 See the New 1935 Foied V-8 at C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Sixth and Riverside YOUR FORD DEALER Phone 141
