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Lions Arranging Entertainment for Big Auto Show Feb. 7 th and 8 th
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, iiEDFORD, OREOOT. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, TOftfi.
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Allen and Taylor
Attend Auto Meet
W. W. Allen and L. C. Taylor, of
th Pierce-Allen Motor Co.. left to
day to attend h mppttmr. of the Ore
gon Automobile Dealers' association
which will be held In Portland Tues
day In conjunction with a regional
conference of the National Automo
bile association. Mr. Alien la a vice
president of the state organization.
Three nationally known speaker will
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discuss dealer problems.
The Plerce-Allen Motor Co. unload
ed a carload of Dodges last week fin
lsed In the sensational new color
known aa Hunter green. Another car
load of Dodges and a carload of
Dodge commercial cars la due to ar
rive this week, according to Mr. Allen.
Thrill to Supercharger Performance
and everything else seems tame
The magic of the Supercharger makes Graham ao smooth
and effortless, so surprisingly responsive, that you have at
sensation, in driving it, entirely unlike anything you've
ever known before . Like those tingling, thrilling sec
onds when a "bob" slips down the glassy run and your
breath catches in your throat .
A u :1 performance isn't all. Graham has surrounded this me
chjuicol magic with style and beauty that are relatively as
far ahead of the times as the Supercharger itself. See
this masrai6cent new car and you will readily understand
why ''The Style Award Goes to Graham". Drive it and yon
will realize that no'. -ven the remotest stretch of the imagi
nation could come ywhere near picturing the actual
thrill 1 See us today about a Supercharger drive. We
will gladly place any of the new Grahams at your disposal.
GrahamCancanbepurcha$edonthe6CJ.T. CredltPlan
Tb Style
Award Com to Graham
. A. Anstey Urges
Careful Check To
Reduce Accidents
"Every motorist who Is anxious for
tils own and his family's safety and
welfare should, at tha earliest oppor
tunity, hava his tires, wheels and
other equipment on hla car carefully
Inspected for safety before he plant
any long trips." aaya J. A. Anstey.
local manager at the Lewie Super
Service Station. "Thle la especially
true In the case of Urea." says Mr.
Anstey. 'There are many car own
ers who do not yet appreciate the
strain which Is on tires which have
any amount of wear.
For complete safety, drivers shoum
have tires, wheela and brake exam
ined so that any danger spots may
be detected and repaired before an
accident occurs."
The Lewis Super Service Station Is
starting a safety drive. Nationally
famous merchandise Including Good
rich Safety Silvertown tlrea with the
life-saver golden ply, Goodrich Elec
tro-Pax and other battenea in tne
Goodrich line, auto accessories and
services which Include motor over
haul, top work, fender repairs, brake
adjustments, wheel alignment, etc.,
are offered at attractive prices.
Mr. Anstey says: "Of special In
terest la the 'no money down' offer
on our original budget pay plan. This
plan, which has been In operation in
our store for several montns.
proved Immensely popular. It makes
It possible for the car owner to pur
chase needed equipment and pay for
It out of Income while the equipment
la being used. This la becoming much
more satisfactory than having to
make a large outlay of cash at one
time."
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See These Cars at the Lion's Auto Show Friday and Saturday
Pennington Battery Service & Garage
121 NORTH BARTI.ETT
PHONE SOS
Motorist's Fright
Leaves Him Blind
ARKANSAS CITY, Kas Feb. 1.
(AP) Motorist Lang Pulllnger saw a
child hurled from an automobile to
the pavement In front of hi car.
The sight shook ed him Into uncon
sciousness that lasted three days. A
resultant nervous collapse left him
blind.
The child was not hurt.
DEALERS TO SHOW
LATEST MODELS IN
Tire and Accessory Dealers
Also Cooperating Danc
ing to Be Feature On
Friday and Saturday
Be correctly corseted In
an Artist Model by
Ethelwyn B Hoffmann.
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Calling All Cars!
TO THE
Lewis Super Service Station
FOR AN INSPECTION OF i
Brakes . . ires . . Lights
Offal . EtC.
WILL YOUR CAR STAND POLICE INSPECTION? Avoid
Risk of Delay . . . Our Inspection Service Is Free.
SPECIAL PRICE ON COMPLETE JOB
Utilize Lewis'
BUDGET
PAYMENT
PLAN
. . a convenient confi
dential service which
permits you to
BUY NOW and
PAY LATER
Your Account opened
in 5 minutes
Prepare Now for the
Summer Driving Season
. . . Have your car placed in
First Class Running Order . . .
Motor Over
hauls ...Top
Work . . . Fen
der Work...
a n y t h i n g for
the automobile
.... Payments
very reasonable.
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
Wheels
Aligned
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Goodrich
Silvertown
Tires
A
LOW
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Brakes
Relined
At
LOW
All
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LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION
8th and Front Complete Automotive Service Wrecking Service
WE NEVER CLOSE W. L. LEWIS, Mgr.
Thousands of Southern Oregon
spectators are expected to view the
outstanding new 1930 automobiles on
display at the Lion's Club Auto Show
at the Med ford Armory Friday and
Saturday, February 7 and 8. Music
by Whipple's orchestra and a program
of varied entertainment will add to
the gaiety of the event which la un
der the general management of Oar-
rol I. Hays.
Proceeds from the Lions Club show
will be added to the fund to purchase
radtoa for blind resident of this lo
cality. Nine persona have already been
supplied by radios through effort ot
local Lions.
Dealer Cooperate
The following Med ford car dealers
have arranged to exhibit at the Arm
ory: Walter W. Abbey Inc.. Nash, La
fayette, Willys and International
trucks; Lang Motor Co., Chrysler
Alrstream and Airflow, Plymouth:
Sanderson Motor Co., Studebaker
cars and Studebaker trucks: Skin
net's Oarage, Bulck, Ponttac and G.
M. C trucks; J. J. Osenbrugge, Pack
ard and Oldsmoblle; Rogue River
Chevrolet Inc., Master and Standard
Chevrolet; Mead Motor Co., DeSoto
and Plymouth.
Young's Car Market, Hudson and
Terraplane cars; Young and Farrow
Motor Co., Cadillac and LaSaue;
Pennington's Oarage, Oraham and
Graham Super Charger. Firestone Tire
and Rubber Co. will show a large se
lection of tlrea and auto accessories;
Llttrell Parts Co., auto accessories;
Lewis Super Service Station, Goodrich
tlrea and accessories; Western Auto
Supply Co.. full line of accessories;
Burk Tent and Awning Co., exhibit
of upholstering, tents and awnings;
Commercial Finance Corp., safety
campaign booth.
Dancing In Evening
The Medford fire department un
der the direction of Roy Elliott will
give a life-saving demonstration.
Lady Lions will be In charge of con
cessions for the entertainment of vis
itors and dancing will be featured
both Friday and Saturday evenings
from 10:30 to 12:00 o'clock at no ad
ditional charge, according to Mr,
Hays. Tha armory will be open on the
first day of the auto show from 7:30
p.m. to midnight and Saturday all
day until midnight. -
Members of committees assisting
Mr. Hays in preparations for the big
automobile show include the follow
ing: Charles Pritchett and Ray Marty,
decorations; J. Verne Shangle and
Prank Oray, entertainment; Lawrence
Pennington and J. F. Haws, advertis
ing: Al Llttrell and Ed Mann, finance
budget and Earl White, floor plan.
The entire club la cooperating to as
sure the aucoess of the affair, accord
ing to the general chairman.
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BREAKS RECORDS
Pontlac was awarded six first places
In Its price class In the GUmore Yo-
semlte economy run, according to R.
Skinner of Skinner's Oarage, local
Pontlac and Bulck dealer.
Mr. Skinner says; "On this 352-
mlle run Pontlac averaged 33 0 miles
per gallon.
'Another Important piece of news
In the ten years of Pontlao Motor
company is the doubling of both aales
and production of Pontlac automo-
bllea in 1035 over 1934. Retail sales
show a gain of 101.8 per cent.
'Pontlac has established records for
production and sales In 1935 that
have been exceeded only once since
Its original announcement ten years
ago. Even those figures could have
been surpassed If the company had
had the increased manufacturing fa
cilities it possesses today. Alt through
the spring months last year dealers
were forced to take cancellations of
orders or else could not accept them
at all because of the Inability to make
deliveries.
Now that the plant capacity has
been Increased to take care of deliv
eries promptly this spring and our
dealer organisation Improved mate-,
rlally, together with the steadily In- j
creasing public acceptance for the
product, we believe that Pontlac sales
In 1036 will squaj or pass the 220.000 ;
point, which will meen an all-time
mark. 1
'Already the company has gotten
away to a flying start for this year
with record-breaking sales of 1036
cars during the last three months of
1935 as a momentum getter."
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BUCKINGHAM'S loe Cream. Candy
and Party Specials. The Qreat. )36
So. Central.
Beagle
BEAGLE. Feb. 1. (Spl.) Mr. sod
Mrs. James Warren were visitors at
tha SeegmlUer home Wednesday aw
ning.
Mr. Brown has returned home after
several weeks stay at the Veterans'
hospital In Roseburg, where he has
been receiving treatment. We are glad
to report that he la Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sanderson and
son, Lawrence, spent Wednesday in
Medford and In the evening visited
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. L.
Howard.
O. D. Stalllnga has been helping
Mr. Orant for the past week laying
pipe to distribute running water to
the barn, chicken houses and brooder
houses.
I Mr, and Mrs. Harry Ellis and eon.
Ralph, attended church In Ashland
Sunday and spent the rest of the day
visiting friends near Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Husbsnds, of Buck
Shot hill, were Sunday afternoon vis
itors at tha home of Mr. and Mr
1 Ray Bo wen.
Mr. La Baree. who haa heen work,
ing at carpentering at Rogue River
for the past few weeks, la home again
Clayton Olass. of Table Rock, was
a Sunday Tinitor at the Earl Case
home.
Jeaae Walker la having serious trou
ble with his eyes for the past few
weeks. It Is a trouble caused from
1 hurt several years ago.
Mr. Blschoff Is on the sick list this
I week.
Mrs. Neighbors of Medford sends
. her friends here word that ner
! mother, Mrs. Showers, la Improving
after a slight paralytic stroke.
The school children enjoyed a holi
day Friday as the schoolhouM was
: used for a polling place,
' Mrs. Inch, county school super-
; visor, visited our school Thursday,
There will be preaching services at
' the schoolhouse Sunday afternoon.
, pebrusry 0, at a o'clock. The pastor
; of the Christian church of Central
' Point will deliver the message. Every
(one Is Invited to attend.
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1 Undergarments that fit at
Ithelwjo B. HuJfmtnue.
Roosevelt Given
Radio on Birthday
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1. JP) Pres
ident Roosevelt disclosed today he
received a new radio set aa a birth
day gift yesterday, but added with a
smile he hoped to hear more grand
opera as a result.
The president had been asked by
reporters if he had been llst?ntnf? to
the recent political speeches over the
air.
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Long Mountain
LONO MOUNTAIN. Feb. 1. (Spl.)
Mr, and Mrs. T. T. Taylor called on
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young Wednesday
evn.m?.
Mrs. Geo. Wright, of Centrsl Point,
was an all-riiy visitor of Mrs. W. R.
Holman Wednesday.
Those who attended Pomona Grange
In Medford from this district were
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kline and Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Stowell.
Mrs. Laura Pottenger of Medford
waa a week-end guest of her sister,
Mrs. M. L. Prultt. Mrs. Luella Kline
was also a guest of Mrs. Prultt Wed-nesdav.
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Use Mall iiibune want ads.
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Orchestra Musio
Entertainment
Concessions
Surprises
DANCING
BOTH NIGHTS
There will be an eye thrill
at every turn at the
LIONS CLUB
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Friday and Saturday, Feb. 7, 8
At the MEDFORD ARMORY
Open Friday, 1:30 to 12 p. m.
All Day Saturday
Programs Friday, 7:30 to 12 p. m.
Saturday, 2:30 to 12 p. m.
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Ifotfoe&vhujS to help you get the
kind of car you've always wanted
A LL of the mystery and a lot of
. the expense have gone out
of time payments with the new
GMAG t Time Payment Flan.
It's simple as A-B-C. Delivered
price, less trade-in, plus insur
ance, plus 65 that's about all
there is to it. And it not only saves
brain-racking it saves money.
One result is that you can buy a
Buick for little if any more than
you're used to paying for a car
in the lowest-priced class. Two or
three dollars more per week puts
a big car at your doorstep may
YOU CAN AFFORD THE NEW BUICK
s r? tn tlOlS are tht lint jmett al Flint,
1 f)5 Mick., t'ibjert to ckatiot without
notic. Standard and tptrvU ncer.
v)n groups on all mndrl al txtra ooaf. All
Ruirk prim inrlude tafrty gin throughout
ft tianiinrd tquipmrnl. Crmimiimt
GMAC 6 TIME PAYMENT PLAN
Dim f
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be less, if you're used to "dress
ing up" low-priced cars to make
them stand out from the crowd.
Why don't you let us show you
what your money will buy under
this improved plan and with
Buick's newlow prices? There's
no obligation at all in a demon
stration we get as much fun out
of watchingyour eyes pop as you
getout'of Buick's thrilling ride.
And how are you ever going to
know whether you can alFord a
Buick unless you let us show
you in dollars-and-cents terms?
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EVER STEP FROM
10 TO 60
In leu Ih.o 21 ooodsP That's
lb kind ol b.lr-trlor fatamr
yon et, when yon need It, In tb
Bulck Special Series 40. All the
speed sensibl drirer eonid ask
lor and hydraulio brakos to keep
yoor stoppi&l lino etreifht and
smooth. But com around tak
demonstration tee (or yourself
why Buick's the buy.
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y WHEN BETTEI
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARB BUILT
BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
SKINNER'S
GARAGE
143 South Riverside Phon 102