MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. APRIL 18. 1937
PAGE SEVEN
DODGE TRUCK FOR
EVERY LOAD NEED
The Pleroe-Ailen Motor company
. bu Just received a full carload ol
new 1037 Dodge trucks, according to
It. C. Taylor of thai firm. Among
the trucics that were received are
three -quarter to one ton model,
the first to be received by Dodge
dat?ra In southern Oregon.
Mr. Taylor stated that Dodge for
1337 has taken some of the longest
steps in its entire history to bring
about a balanced line of trucks
with models for every use from
ton to heavy dtity models, with
greater load conveniences, greater
gasoline savings, ease of handling,
atlll longer life, yet priced with the
lowest. Mr. Taylor says, "There la
a consistency of beauty and engin
eering plus economy In the new
1037 Dodge trucks."
Table Rock
TABLE ROCK, April 17. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Al Turpln of the Agftte
section were visitors at the McBrlde
home Wednesday afternoon.
Little Miss Nena Tut tie la a suf
ferer with ear trouble thla week.
i Several from here have been at-
tending revival meetings at Central
Point this week.
Mrs. Helen Barnum and children of
Phoenix were vltltors at the M. D.
Lydlard home one day last week.
Mr. Bishop, who has some seven
teen acres planted to onions on the
Lydlard place, reports a good stand
but worms are beginning to threaten.
All grain crops, gardens and alfalfa
are beginning to develop a surplus
of weeds on account of of the con
tinued damp, rainy weather.
Much spring grain remains to be
own here and In the west side of
the district in Sams Valley much of
the heavy land Is yet unplowed.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gault of Med
ford visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell of Klamath
Falls were overnight visitors Tuesday
at the Francis Russell home.
Many baeutiful bouquets of white
lamb tongues are being gathered on
the Harry Kenlon and Angle places.
Mrs. George Gardner, recently of
San Francisco, visited last week with
relatives at the R. E. Nealon home.
Kenneth Wyatt returned recently
from Portland, where he has been a
patient at the Shrlners hospital since
last fall, and Is much improved in
health.
; C. A. Dicklson, who-died recently at
ftelma, Calif., was a resident of this
district for many years, leaving here
some thirty years ago. He and his
father at one time owned what is
now the Carlton and Morris farms,
the Schaeffer, Myers and Tuttle
places and the land now divided into
the Tuttle subdivision. Mr. Dicklson
at that time was considered one of
the best farmers in tha valley, was
prominent In social affairs and took
an active part In politics.
Regular meeting of the local Com
munity club will be held tonight. A
one-act play will be a feature the
program and home made candy and
lee cream will be on sale. Each mem
ber is asked to bring a pound of
something wrapped In a package to
be sold for club activities.
Flight 'o Time
Med ford and Jackson County
history from the riles of the
MaU Tribune 10 and 20 years
ago.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
April 18, 1B27
(It was Monday)
AJ Smith, Democratic presidential
possibility In open letter declare "I
ewe allegiance to nothing but the
Constitution", and urges "tolerance
ef people in all things."
State's motion for delay In trial of
Hugh DeAutremont, bandit suspect Is
denied. Attorney George M. Roberts
Is named assistant prosecutor.
Four Injured in auto accident on
Pacific highway near fairgrounds.
Atato supreme court upholds right
o state to regulate size of trucks on
highways.
Heavy frost and smudging predict
ed for tonight.
Medford In extra inning baaebsll
fime defeats Marshfleld, 8 to 7,
Coach CaUlson of high school pre
dicts. Medford high will boast "stete
champion football team next year."
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
April IS, 1917
(It was Wednesday)
Prench continue victorious advance
Met of ruisaons: lull comes In British
offensive along the Somme.
Congress considers compulsory
military service lsw, as volunteering
lags.
Shipment of free garden seed re
ceived at postorrice for pluming on
vacant lots.
Council votes S200 to aid members
of Co. 7.
The war department announces
that men married since the outbreak
of war will be trested upon the same
basis u unmarried men Insofar as
their military obligations are con
eerned. H Is desired that the utmost
publicity be given by the press to
thla announcement.
Golden Gate Bridge
I ja4 -
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jffiieaMfc " ' ' I
The new mile-long span across the Golden Gate between San
Francisco Presidio and Marin shores is practically completed, as
this recently-photographed scene bears witness. Miss Marge
Blaine, western style advisor, here poses her 1937 Chevrolet
Master De Luxe sport sedan between the natural frame of trees
in Lincoln Park golf course by the Golden Gate. The picture was
taken with a telescopic lens and yellow filter.
LOCAL amp PERSONAL
Medford Visitor Ed Kubll of Ap
plegate transacted business In Med
ford yesterday.
...
From Grants Pass George Hilton
of Grants Pass was a business visitor
in Medford yesterday.
...
Visiting Parents Miss Claudia
Corum of Portland arTived here Fri
day to visit at the home of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Coram.
...
Visit Hero Mr. and Mrs. Carl Arm
priest of Salem and Mrs. Allan Wil
liams of Portland visited for a few
days last week at the G. H. Maasdcn
home, 420 South Central avenue.
...
Returns Home Mrs. Pauline Woh!
of Foots creek left for her home
yesterdsy after spending a- month In
Medford as the guest of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Maude West, and other rela
tives. ...
Recuperating Mrs. N. E. Wiley,
who underwent a tonsillectomy at
Sacred Heart hospital Thursday morn
ing, was reported yesterday to be re
cuperating nicely at her home.
To Remodel Rogue River Valley
University club received a permit
from the city culldlng Inspector's of
fice yesterday to remodel Its club
rooms at 133 East Main street at a
stated cost of S350.
...
To Chicago Charles Wiley left by
motorcar yesterday for Chicago vis
Los Angeles. He planned a visit with
relatives In the eastern city and ex
pected to return to Medford about
June 1. He was accompanied by rela
tives from Grants Pass.
...
Minor Mishap Cars driven by Rob
ert H. Telkamp and Tom Enright.
both of Medford, we're Involved In an
accident at Main street and River
side avenue yesterday morning, a city
police report atsted. Damage was
slight, It was reported.
...
Meeting Tuesday Southern Oregon
Oem tt, Mineral society will hold a
regular meeting In the Jackson Coun
ty Chamber of Commerce at 7:ao
Tuesday evening. Breynton R. Finch,
high school Instructor, will give a
lecture on the physical properties of
minerals.
. .
Klwanls Speaker Attorney Don
Newbury will be the principal speaker
at tomorrow's weekly luncheon-meeting
of the Klwanls club In the Hotel
Medford. He will discuss the supreme
court changes recommended by Presi
dent Roosevelt. Rease Braley Is pro
gram chairman.
...
Guests from East Mr. and Mrs. t.
H. Moll of Wausau. Wis.. arTived here
Thursday morning for a visit at the
George Coram home on South Cen
tral avenue. En route they vlalted
Boulder dam. Los Angeles. Long Beach
and San Francisco. They will spend
soms time In the west as they will
also visit relatives In Eugene. Port
land and Yellowstone national park.
Mrs Moll and Mrs. Coram are slswrs.
IA1ISI TO IVIIVTHll
HOTEL
New la dress, beautifully (Miked tseau, with ceWed
Uled bath, and ikowtfi, located an Sen FraacbcVa Immom
Powell Sired apposKt Untea Squart KctlMraNt ' CoHea
Shop Cocktail Rooai ClxalaUn-t let Water.
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HAlVtT M TOlr.MANAOlNO.OWXIl
"MEET ME AT
Almost Complete
From Trail Out-of-town visitors
in Medford Thursdsy Included Zella
Tullls of Trail, who shopped and
called on frlenda while here.
.
Special Meeting A special meeting
of the Southern Oregon Art associa
tion has been called by Mrs. Archie
Pierce, presldeent, for Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock in the Palm build
ing studio. All members are urged to
be present u a constitution and by
laws are to be adopted at thla session.
Eagles Convention Medford aerie
and auxiliary of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles will be host today at a dis
trict convention. The men will hold
their sessions at Knight of Pythias
hall while the women will meet in
the Eagles lodge hall on West Main
street. Open house will be held for
the delegates at tha Southern Ore
gon Brewing company from 10 to
noon.
i
To Address Lions Ray McKalg of
Boise, legislative ehalrman of the
Idaho Stat Grange, will be guest
spesker at the weekly luncheon
meeting of the Lions club In Valen
tine's cafe at noon Wednesday, oeorge
Maddux, popular tenor who returned
recently to Medford, will sing a group
of songs. Sebastian Apollo will pre
sent piano solos.
Back from Trip Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Shangle returned to Medford
last night from an eight-day trip
through the northwest. In Sslem.
Mr. and Mrs. Shangle visited with
Jack Carle, formerly S. P. freight
agent here and present freight
agent In the capital city, and his
mother, Mrs. T. J. Amspoker. Mr.
Carle and Mra. Amspoker send their
best regsrds to their many friends
In Medford.
...
Government Post Marcelle Calvert,
niece of Mrs. C. E. Kuna. plana to
leave here Wednesday for Bremerton.
Wash., where she will be employed
as an ofllce assistant at the United
States navy yard. Miss Calvert took
a civil service exsmlnatlon for the
position In Bremerton early last fall
and was rated fourth highest In a
class of S00. She was notified of
her appointment a few daya ago. She
has resided here at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Kurus. 1036 West llth street,
snd has assisted Dr. Runs In his
dental office In the Medford Center
building.
Crowd Expected Many visitors
were expected at Crater Lake national
park today where dear weather seem
ed assured for tha week-end. Favor
able travel weather prevailed yester
day when the dally radio broadcast
wss msde from park headquartors.
Roads within the park and the south
and west approach highways were re
ported open. Chains, however, would
be required for the drive to the take
rim. the broadcaster counselled. Ski
ing wss expected to be fairly good
and with clear weather prevailing It
was emphasized thst the lake would
be the center of a vast panorama o(
lovely scenery.
IN IAN MANCIICO
imET 1AM ItANOiCO
THE MANX"
1937 Cars Break 40 Records
News reel cameras record tha scene
as a new page is written into the auto
mobile industry's history. This picture
was made at Bonneville Salt Flats.
Utah, fust as a new 1937 Terra plane
flashed to a new endurance record.
This csr, together with a 1937 Hudson
Visitor leaves Ralph Swingle of
Lakevlew left Thursday morning to
return to his home after transacting
business here early In the week.
...
Visit Here D. Stokes and daugh
ter, Miss Thelma Stokes, of the Ante
lope district were shopping and
transacting business here Friday.
Reported Recovering Mra. Rose
Heffner of 83 Pennsylvania avenue,
who went to Seattle. Wash., to visit a
sister snd hss been 111 In a Bremer
ton hospital, 1 reported ' be recov
ering nicely.
Chorus Rehearsal Special rehearsal
of the Jackson county teachers'
chorus has been scheduled for this
evening at 5:30 o'clock In the court
house auditorium. Every member Is
asked to be present as the chorus is
preparing a spring concert for Mon
day evening, April 30.
.
Back from Portland Karl L.
Janouch. supervisor of the Rogue
River national forest, returned yes
terdsy morning from Portland where
he attended a meeting of a regional
research committee. The conference
outlined research projects to be car
ried out in the national forests of
Oregon and Washington this year.
...
Doctors Meet Medford doctors at
tending the Wednesday dinner-meeting
of the Jsckson county medical
society held In Ashland Included R.
W. Clancy, Edwin R. Durno. J. C.
Hayes, W. H. Heckman. F. J. Moffatt.
A F. Kresse, Charles W. Lemery, R.
W. Stearns, Dwlght H. Flndley, W.
P. Holt, B. C. Wilson. Susie V. Stand
ard, A. E. Dodson, C. I. Drummond.
R. P. Mortensen and Charles T.
Sweeney.
Organizes Camp George W. Fry,
Crater Lake national park ranger now
on speolal assignment, returned to
Medford Friday evening from Lava
Beds national monument where he
assisted In orgsnlzlng a CCC com
pany for summer development work.
The Lava Beds camp will be occu
pied for the summer by the company
from Camp Coos Hesd near Marah
fleld. The SS men left at Coos Head
when the company was recently re
duced through discharge moved to
the Lava Beda Thursday night. Re
placements numbering 111 enrolleej
have also Joined the camp, bringing
the company up to normal strength.
The compsny will work on a program
of development within the national
monument during the summer.
Cop Off Duty Kills
Parked Auto Bandit
CLEVELAND, April M.iJP) Pa
trolman Earl Dletrlck, off duty, took
bis wife to a city park last night
and awaited a holdup man who for
several weeks preyed on couples In
parked automobiles. After- ten min
utes a man appeared, the officer said,
commanded, "Olve me your money
or I'll blow your brains out," and
Dletrlck fired once, killing Oeorge
Cervenskl, 10.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads IS 1:30 p. m.
Tir$tonc
4UT0 JUmTAMp 5IIVICI STOKES
!th and Rh-ersMe. Phone 5J0
b
Mew Location
29 South Bartlett
lailv's Auto Painting
I TMUIIA
BUDGET PLAN f 66
I AIROM THE STRICT fl
OB
Bight, established 40 official American
Automobile Association records for
endurance and stamina at sustained
speeds. This marks the first time in
the history of the industry that an
automobile has been so pre -proved
before being; introduced to the public
CHASTITY OF LADY
MUST BE PROVEN
IN CHASTITY SUIT
LOS ANGELES. April 17. tjp
Before a woman can validly sustain
charge of seduction, the court of ap
peala held today, she must prove
that ahe was chaste at the time of
the betrayal.
The opinion was written when the
court reversed a aiO.000 judgment
awarded Mary Carter. 18. who charg
ed that Jerry Murphy, aalea corpora
tion executive, betrayed her.
Tha decision was written by Jus
tice Marshall F. McComb and con
curred in by Justices Charles 8. Cratl
and Walton J. Wood.
To back up his opinion concerning
chastity and seduction, Justice Mar
shall went back to a famous Oregon
supreme court decision of 80 years
ago. from which he borrowed these
words:
"The Individuality of the female
sex has been materially advanced
during tha past few years. Their
knowledge of the world has greatly
Improved and their legal capacity en
larged. "The notion that they belong to
the weaker sex is only entertained
by the credulous and unsophisticated.
They are not easily beguiled and
should be held to a reasonable re
sponsibility. "If allowed to maintain an action
for their own aeductlon, and to de
mand a large compensation for their
loss of character, they should be re
quired to prove something more than
mere Importunity as the means
through which It was accomplished.'
But that was a decision of half
a century ago, and Justice McComb
brought It up to date with this:
"It can not be doubted that with
the advent of radio, moving pictures
and the widespread dissemination of
Information regarding relationships of
mn and women, the female of 18
years today Is better Informed con
cerning the course of conduct which
she should follow In her association
with the opposite aex than was her
sister of 00 years ago."
Firebugs entenced
KLAMATH FALLS. April 17. (AP)
Myrtle V. Stem, 38, and Dean E.
Kali, 24. were sentenced to two
yesrs In the state penitentiary yes
terdsy afternoon after they confea
sed setting fire Isst fall to a sub
urban roadhouse of which they were
the operator,.
Closing time lor Too Late to Clas
sify Ads la 1:30 p. m.
mm
tfB QXQe DOES NOT
OWN PANAMA CANAL ZONE
You'll want to own one of these
better haresln:
IPftfi Plelator aedsn ith heater.
IBIS Dodge Coup, a buy.
Itm Ford V- tvtian, 9iM.
IMS Chrysler t '011 pa.
twin UKaii Coup.
19X0 Studebaker fled in.
F.mi ftfdan nte shape,
Ktul Walter aeilan. II W.
Sere rat food bT from $28 to
Ha hate a few good nteii track
hurt.
OPR.H niSVAX AND EVEMSOS
Studebalrer's New Easy
Closing Rotary Door
Locks Banish Rattles
lamma ausMBMBM
Even a child can close a 1937 Stude
baker door securely with one fin
ger due to Studebaker' a exclusive
new rotary door locks. This lock
has two distinct advantages. It
shakes shut and cannot shake
open. Because of this character
istic. it takes up or compensates
for wear automatically and elimi
nates rattles. New and much
stronger Yale locks are also used
for doors and ignition in the 1937
Studebaker
ON BOUNTY 'GYPS
PORTLAND. April 17. (Pi The
stat game commission moved today
to eliminate what ia termed the
"bounty bandit."
The new regulation specifies that
unborn and Infantile animals, in
eluding Immature cougars, will not
come tinder bounty classl ft cation.
Payment will be restricted on other
than whole cougar hides. The com
mission ald there had been In'
stancea of duplicate payments In
cases where the bounty seals had
been trimmed off the hides.
Plans for spending $12,000 to aid
the biological survey In exterminat
ing predatory animals were discussed.
Too Late to Classify
GOOD-WILL USED CARS
1938 Pontlao 6 Touring Sedan,
only run 14.000 miles $760.00
1936 Pontlao 8 Touring Sedan,
Radio, Heater ..$B36.00
1030 Pontlao 6 Sedan........... 196.00
1929 Pontine 6 Sedan 126 00
1935 Chev. Sport Sedan, Radio,
Heater and many other
extras, 6 wheels and fen
der wells ..,.625.00
1930 Chevrolet Sedan S1BS.00
1920 Chevrolet Sedan . ...lfl0.00
1928 Chevrolet Sedan 95.00
1935 Ford Coupe. Radio. $486.00
1936 Hupmoblle Sedan $645.00
SKINNER'S GARAGE
Bulck-Pontlac. S. Riverside.
MIDDLE' AOED woman wants work.
148 8. Ivy. Phone 048-X.
FOR BALE Tent, washing machlna,
stove, some fruit and Jars, some
furniture, garden hoso. 1822 No.
Riverside.
FOR RENT Furnished spartment.
Adults only. 344 So. orape.
FOR SALE 6 -room modern home.
Immediate poawMlon. 308 Tripp
aiQ&O. Easy terms. Jackson Coun
ty Bld- & Loan. Phone 105.
FOR RK NT 6 -room modern unfur
nished nouaa. inquire n J Bt.
FOR BALE Stock, hay and hid
aalt. 133 80. Rlveralde.
SHEEPMEN
Loaaea through dog ahall Vie report
within 48 houra In order to aecura
compensation.
DOC1 CONTROL BOARD.
.
Just
Ton can lay this 55-lnth rata a cross
or Templana and clot both tUorg.
other popular car
$
NO
mmm ortd op for Da Uria TarropJafMi I8i5 and p
E HvdsOn Ctto tlii $ and vp far Harf-
lkfl ion Da Uraa Eght ... la Detroit, praporad
" dlrYry, with Padaral faxt paid. All
prlcas start with cnxpa.
For prlca dallVarad to yoo, sfy odd troniportoftoo eetti fa year
clty-ond stata and loeol tax. If any.
All price Incloda following qvlpaianti Proof end raw hampers and
bempor gords; one tpara wheal, tlra and rebei special radiator
ornament double windshield wtpenj heavy dvty stabtltMri taferf
Olau. Hudson and Sopor Terroplane prices alt Include spring cavers.
Deduction will b mode M Safety Olass Is eet raqotrod by stole low
and not wanted by perchater. Ofhor accessories at prices qeorod by
dealers.
Aik abovf the new low coit Hvdtoo-C I. T. TJe rtryment Plan term
to suit your Income.
P. T. "Jerry" YOUNG
31 South Riversidi
WANTED Lot. State sise. price, lo
cation. Boi 651, Tribune.
FOR SALE Duroc boar, also T-Ford
coupe, cheap. H. E. Blrdsall, 3 miles
east Csas Wrecking Yard.
FOR SALE Furnished house trailer
for sale at a bargain. 614 West
13th St.
PC7 RENT 8 -room houae with large
sleeping porch. 120 per month In
advance. Adults only. 338 South
Hamilton.
BEAUTIFUL modern, picturesque
home. 6 rooms, every convenience,
fireplace, furnace, hardwood floors,
tile features, basement, new awn
ings, double garage. Nestled
among high-class homes on lare
lot wim nHiurni Ansae, in wn nnu
shrubbery. Reasonable down pay
ment and terms.
Attractive home on So. Orape. 8
rooms, modern, sleeping porch,
cooler, garage, lawn, shade. Priced
for quick sale.
Approximately 2 acres, improved:
4 -room houw, modern conveni
ences, near Shady Cove, offers real
possibilities, price is a surprise.
3.6 A.. 8 -room hotise, modern
conveniences, garage, barn, other
outbuildings; Joins city limits. Sell
or trade for town property.
13 Acres. 5 -room home, modern
conveniences, good outbuildings, 3
A. pears. 4 A. Lad I no. balance in
crop. Bale or trade for smaller
place on highway.
H omea Acrea ges.
Farms Business Opportunities.
Phone 1831.
R. MEAD COOLEY, 411 Haven Bt.
160 ACRES, free soil, 40 acrea free
creek bottom.
ALSO 40 acres, all equipped dairy
rsnch. 30 cows, plenty hay and
grain, horses and machinery. Clear
of Incumbrance. Immediate pos
session. ALSO 35 acres pears, peaches, apri
cots, cherries. No crop failure. Above
frost. Modern houae, good build
ings. ALSO city and suburban houses.
For quick sale list your property
with
"DAD" ROBERTS. 730 West 2nd.
FOR SALE Two houses, furnished,
close in: good Income property,
Will sell at sacrifice. For particu
lars call at 133 So. Grape St.
PIANO BOXES Just received carload
clones. Will sell piano boxes cheap
If cslled for Monday. Just the
thing for chicken houses or play
houses. BALDWIN PIANO 8HOPPE.
SOW with 10 pigs, alao milk cows.
A. L. Daugherty. 6' miles north
on Crater Lake Hwy., old Campbell
place.
FOR RENT 6 -room house, 1136 West
10th St.
FOR SALE Walnut dining-room
suite, like new. 1130 West 10th St.
PHOENI7C BEAUTY SHOP
Work Guaranteed.
We have modern equipment, with
water softener. Our prices are
right. Phone 6-F-3. Mr. and Mrs
"O R. Huber
SURFACE IRRIGATION
PIPE '
EQUIPPED WITH FLOOD TYPE OR
LOW PRESSURE SPRINKLER GATES
C.M.&E. Inc.
JAMES K, HOrY, Mr,
142 No. Front St.
PHONE 7B9
1
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Ride and
the front aeat ef Hudson
Yon can't do that in ANY
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Phone 169
LA ROE commercial sIm 4-docr O. B. '
refrigerator, leas than UvJ prioa.
Allen Hotel.
FOR SALE 1038 Studebaker pickup,
cheap. Jennings Bros.' Station,
6th and Fir.
WANTED To trade used ear for mills:
heifers. J, J. Oaenbrugga, 1S2 ft.
Riverside.
MORRIS WILLIAMS . 118 East llth.
Experienced painter and gardener.
NICE, clean, airy rooms, sis ft.
Riverside.
PHONE 960-R and have furniture
upholstered. Thlbault.
FOR your vegetable and flower plaata
try the small greenhouaa 1 mile
north, old Pacific Hwy,
FOR EXCHANGE
37 Acres, 30 acres In crop and Irri
gated, running stream, fenced an
crosa-fenoed. substantial eottaf.
fair barn and chick house. Prioa
3800.000. and will Wads for small
suburban home.
.THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Phone 1496 or 1S48-R.
41 4 f a ft Aiiracuye a -room moo
S I D U U rn house, paved street
furnished. Non-resident says ali
on easy terms; small down payment,
balance monthly.
A I -SO
For sale or exchange, one acre with,
modern 4 -room house; one small
modern city home, rumtahed- Also
large lot on paved street. These
three properties, S5300. Will trada
for small Improved 6 acrea or mora
with good buildings. ,
FOWLER it UPF
44 N. RtvenMde.
a A Pleasant Stop
over on tha Trip to
San Francisco Cross
the Bridges During
Daylight!
HOTEL
WOODLAND
WOODLAND, OAUT.
New, fireproof bnlloiag
on 0. 8. Highway M-W
80 ROOMS
80 BATHS
RATES FROM $2.00
COFFEE SHOP BOOM
SERVICE TAVERN
OFFICIAL AAA
HOTEL
WARM IN WINTER
COOL IN SUMMER
Dan H. Chambers, proprtotsjf
See
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W ID EST front aeaU in
W ear, more room front and rear ...
and that's just the beginning of all
you'll discover abont the extra room in
a 1937 Hudson or Terraplane . . . onee
jou open the wide doors and step in.
With Selectire Automatic Shift, an
optional extra, the front floor is all
dear. Nothing to stmnhle over I No
gear shift lever there . . . and no brake
lever either, for it's up at the instn
ment panel, releasing at a finger touch!
Rear floor level ... no "hump". An
amasing amount of room for baggage
In the enclosed rear compartment or
trunk. Phis a package locker with
more than 1,000 cubic inches of apace.
And all this on longer wheelbasea)
, . . 117-inch wheelbase in Terraplane
... 122 and 129-inchea in Hudson.
Just ride and see how much mere
room . . . how much mora automobilm
in every tray . . . vour money buys when
yon decide on a Hudson or Terraplane.
SilS Ml I tesaisSMBelBaa
HYDRAULIC
HILL-HOLD
(An optional estrs on sll motels)
Keape your csr (na
rolling backward, when
Cat Mall iTl&une want ads
Closing time for Too Lata to du
al fj A4a is 1:80 p. St.
stnpprd on up-grades.