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NEW CAR KEYED TO MODERN TEMPO
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Increase but part of the crop was
not harvested because of low price.
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tng lines ns well, the !!.! ( hrvsler ts recetvtnp the widest public nceeptnm e of nnv ctir In Ohrvsler hlstorv e-
rordiii 10 llmin .Muiurs. Pivturrtl nmivt Ik me ioptilar Chrysler ltoyal Ima-Unm- iiian. us tiiuo aem eiiKinu
develops 100 horsepower and the wheel base Is 11!) Inches.
The term dcg daya" for late sum- i that time, though actually fewer go i The area and population of India
mer originated in the belief dogs mad In summer than tn any other are roughly equal to those of the
were especially liable to go mad at I season. whole of Europe, excluding Russia.
PORTLAND, Nov. 13. (AP) Ore
gon's late fruit and nut season, top
ped by record walnut and pear
crops, was llstend "entirely satis
factory" today from the standpoint
of production.
All crops equalled or exceeded
last month's forecasts, with the
most favorable changes occurring
for walnuU and cranberries.
Good yields in eastern Oregon
Irrigated sections sent the potato
harvest above earlier expectations.
Reports complied by the federal
bureau of agricultural economics In
cluded :
Apples: Crop up slightly. Esti
mates of 4.142.00O bushels compared
with 3,900,000 last year and the ten
year average of 4,590.000.
Pears: Record high established.
Estimates of 4.320,000 bus hols com
pared with 3.550,000 a year ago and
the ten year average of 2,910,000
bushels. The largo production was
the result of favorable growing con
ditions and increased bearing sur-
' face. Bartletts showed the largest
HOLLYWOOD, Not. 13. (AP)
Douglas Fairbanks Sr., former screen
star and In recent years a pro
ducer, will complete plans In New
York next Tuesday for formation of
Albion Pictures, Inc., the motion
picture colony learned today."
Fairbanks, greeting Montagu
Marks, London financier, on the
la t tor's arrival here, said the new
company would make two pictures
in Hollywood each year and one In
London. He added that he would
accompany Marks to New York t
close the deal.
. Imtall Kxtra Outlets Now
For Holiday l.ifehtnt
OLSON ELECTRIC
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3,300,000 Spectators Have Seen
Grealost Dciiionstratloii of
Tire-iinlity Kver Seen!
Speeds well over 100 miles per
hour . . . treacherous turns . . .
the terrific pounding on rough
tracks! Only a TOP QUALITY
Tire could stand up under this
gruelling punishment! That's
why Riversides are the First
Choice of most racing Drivers
. . . First Choice of every safety
conscious motorist!
Liberal Trade-in
Why not change to First Quality
Riversides now. Trade in your old,
unsafe tires today. They'll go a
long way to pay for new First
Quality Riversides!
Time Iaviuenfs
No need to wait for cash. As little
as 52c a week buys Riversides.
Wards tire-man will be glad to
give you complete details.
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THE 1939 BOOK PRICES YES SIR! WE MEAN JUST THAT!
ARE LOWERING THE BOOM ON USED CARS!
We find ourselves with entirely too many used cars taken in at high allowance on the clean-up of our 1938 models. So
in order to take advantage of the great demand for our 1939 Chryslers and , Plymouths we must sell this stock of fine cars.
Duo to the ridiculously low prices during this salo, wo are forced to restrict trade-ins to only low priced models.
LOW DOWN PAYMENTS EASY TERMS OK GUARANTEE
1936 Chevrolet Drtuve Sport
Sedan, Mohair rphnMtery.
original Riinmetnl Mnlh,
hydraulic brakes, molor and
(Ires in fine conilltlnn. Was
$:.!)5.iwi. This Mile
506
25
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111.1(1 Plymouth Dd.uxc 2
DiKir Trunk Sedan, Ills
roomy Interior, Hmart up
holstery, flout InR power mo
tor, rooiI fninlly ear. Watt
SM.'i.flO. Sale price
47825
IWtfl Ford Del.tixe Trunk
Nednn, original rin1h, new
motor with twelve hundred
mlleH, ho.i had the best of
rare. Wan H.1I5.O0. Tills Hiile
25
1936 Bulrk Forty Series 4
Itoor Trunk Sedan, beauti
ful Riinmetnl pnlnt like new,
spotless Interior, Fisher no
draft ventilation, steel tur
ret top, perfect mechanical
ly. Was fl5.00. This sale
556
00
I0.1A Willys 4-Door DeLuxe
Sedan, new paint, complete
ly reconditioned, spotles.
mohair tihoHtrrr, good
tire. S34S.OO. Thli aale
29S
25
LOWEST PRICES IN SOUTHERN OREGON-INVESTIGATE
1931 nidsinnbllr Sedan, Pa
trician model, 6 wheels
trunk rark, original et
Mark dticn flnlh, Hertford
f'nrd upholstery clean im n
pin, met Iiitnh nlly A-l, "X
tlrrs. Was SI05.00. This sale
165
75
1916 C'hrjsler l-CMnder
Coupe, fair tires, mechani
cally good, brake overhaul
ed, Oregon Urease. Tills sale
$17
69
19.11 Ford hfl.nxe Svrl
Itnadster, genuine leather
upholstery, runihtr seat,
new (Ires, rrflnMied In blue
dtieo; sportiest car In town.
Was 117.1.00. This ale
W7
78
190 Dodgi! Standard Six
Sedan, leather upholstery,
four - wheel brakes, good
tires; s real family car.
$89
50
11)33 Chevrolet g-loor Sedan
original hr'own duco fln
lili. A-l rublier, seat covers,
(iiarantred mechanl c a 1 1 j.
Hn :li.l)o. This sale
'276
25
A host of others to select from every one a truly outstanding bargain, tike a bolt from the blue comes this startling sale of fine used cars.
Vour Golden Opportunity is here to buy that car you've wanted so We mean business and are making this tremendous sacrifice right at
long at the price you really want to pay. the start of tho Fall Car Buying Season.
COME, SEE, BUY! SALE BEGINS TODAY SUNDAY -NOV. 13
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