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rEDFOTJD MATL TRTBTTNT,. MTDFORr), OTJEGON. THURSDAY. DECEM"BETJ 3. 1938.
Plymouth Announces New Commercial Cars
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In recognition of the commercial car uier'a need for
equipment that command! attention and add! prestige
to his business, the new Plymouth Commercial Cars for
1939 have etronger "eye appeal" like the richer dellgnt
of new passenger cars. This Is the new Plymouth Com
mercial Pick-Up Truck, Just announced.
Also available Is a new Commercial Chassls-and-Cab,
sn which tha user can mount any type of special body
bestsulted to his requirements. Prlcesare lowerthan cor
responding models last year.the factory also announced.
For maximum safety, bodies and cabs are of solid steel
construction. These are mounted on a epecial commer
cial car chassis of 116-Inch wheelbase, designed from the
ground up for commercial use. Structural foundation of
this big chassis Is a rigid, truck-type frame with side
ohannelsB Inches deep and five cross-members, for extra
strength and durability.
Specially featured this year is better load distribution,
with the cab mounted three Inches farther forward of
the rear axle. This opens up additional load space on the
frame, so that this year's steel pick-up box Is a full 6',
feet long without lowering the tailgate. Width of the
body on the floor is 4 feet. The low floor makes it easy to
load and unload from sidewalk or ground level. Edges of
the deep flare boards also of solid steel are rolled for
added strength. The steel tailgate can be lowered and
secured flush with the floor, giving added capacity for
extra long or bulky objects.
Theengine Is Plymouth's noted L-head design, improved
this year for new high-torque performance and specially
adapted for heavy-duty, commercial work. The special
power plant delivers 70 horse powerat 3,000r.p.m. with rec
ord economy, through useof all the famous Plymouth en
gineering features for greater smoothness and longer life.
STATE PREPARES
TO ATTRACT MORE
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published by regional associations,
chambers of commerce, resorts and
ether agencies dealing with Oregon
attractions. Plnns for 1039 Include
a substantially Increased protection
of folders and maps to take earn of
the anticipated Inert1 aped demand
from persons coming west to the Sun
Francisco exposition.
Opportunity Seen
To date this year, more than 56.
000 Inquiries from every state In tho
union, all the provinces of Canada
and many foreign countries have
been received and aiuwercd by the
travel and Information department.
It ts expected that this total will be
nearer 100.000 during 1039, In ad
dltlon to direct mall distribution of i
booklets and maps, approximately I
3500 motor clubs, chambers of com
merce and organizations running
travel Information agencies have been
supplied with maps and booklets for
answering those applying to them
for Information on Oregon.
Members of the travel and Informa
tion advisory committee to the high
way commission, which convened re
cently to recommend plans for next
year, were of the unanimous opinion
that 10:19, because of the Golden Gate
International exposition, offers Ore
gon An outstanding opportunity to
bring nn lncrens?d number of visitors
to this state. The committee Is com
posed of Judge Robert W. Sawyer,
"LOOKS FINE FOR '39"
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...J1 "!! an ntlrely new note In styling with many Important engineering Improvements, the new
1939 Buick is being formally presented to the public this week. Above is the popular selling Series 40
Special four-door sedan, which Is carrying a substantially lower price for the new season.
Bend, chairman; John La Ins, Dcnald
J. Sterling and Dr. E. B. McDftnlel.
Portland; Robert W. Runt, Med ford;
Prank Jenkins, Klamath Falls; Ralph
Cronlse. Albany; Ed W. Miller, Mnrsh
fleld; Merle Chesmon. Astoria; Hugh
Ball, Hood River; and Charles Rey
nolds, LaGrande.
l'rj;e Columbia Channel
HOOD RIVER, Ore., Dec. 8--uV
The mld-Columbla chamber of com
merce at Its annual meeting last night
advocated a fully dredged channel
between Vnncouver and The Dhlls,
developments necessary to nnv)';r.tlon
between The Dalles and Lswiston.
Idaho, Industrial zoning of tho Col
umbia basin and low Industrial tower
rates In the district.
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IMver's Feat
ARIEL, Wash., Dec. 8iAf Harry
Relthel, Carrols, a commercial dver.
performed the remarkable feat of
working under 110 feet of water with
only light equipment this week. He
pntched a hole In the hull of the tug
Doris which sank to the bottom of
Lako Merwln. The craft was raised.
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Great New Engineering Advances Make
This Great Plymouth the Year's Best Buy!
You get more car more ac
tual value tm ever hc-
RTANOARO LOUII'MKNTon "Do l.llio"
tnmli'l, at nn eirrn i-ot IVrfrctml Re
mote (.ontrol Milftlnft Willi All-Mlrnt
Auto-McekTrantmlulun. Much easier.
lore, yet this new l'lvmoiitll is
prictd even loterr for 19391
riymoiilliisliigRer, willi In il
liant nrw ruiutional Slylinj;,
new I li(;li-Torqtic Kiiginc Per
formance anil new economy.
Furthermore, it's the smooth
est riding, tasitsl handling low
priccil car you everdrovel
Easy to own. ..your present
car will prolialily represent a
large proportion of Plymouth's
low delivered price... balance
in low monthly instalments.
M W AMOI.A STFK1. Oil Sprlnfiv flnM(
ilnliin In flit' ImliiMrv. clvr I'lvntniiih li
non.k-rfiil noiv tltlo. Nimuliir.l ptmnt
on"Roillvlni;"and "I)c Lmc" nunli'li.
Get the Benefit of
GreatEngincering
1. Grcnler Size lM-ineh
AVheclbnsc.
2. Thrilling High-Torque
Engine Performance with
New Economy.
3. New Coil Spring of spe
cial Amola Steel.
4. Perfected itcmotcControl
(Jear Shifting.
5. New All-Silent Auto
Mesh Transmission.
6. New Streamlined Safety
Headlamps.
7. Ingenious new "Safety
Signal" Speedometer.
8. Time-Proven. Double
Action llvdrnulic Drakes.
Nf.VSAI-KTYSIf;NAI."Spwlim-rtrr.
Light h(iw ttrrrn, anihrr or
a wurnlnft rid, artHitdhiit tuiiprrtl.
aaaaaanassJpF' Mrr'r msaj -aBru,iiijjiitsi.ii il(-W!!5, .
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Ni;w ii.vt ri.YMOtrrn "koahkinc" J-HoorTourlniJ Sedan with completely rust- proofed Safety-.Steel boilv.
EASY
TO BUY
"Of tmlt drllrerrtJ prlc Inrhid fronr nnd rmr humpff. bumpff fluri1. tpur wliffl, tlr
ami mh, 1wt cinirl for hfUdlUUt beam w.ih tn.llmr on lnifunicn( pmt, h-trnT tn
frnnt und rrr, mm tUor, tvaffty ah.oHid Mtt irunk .'iu cubic frl. I'lvmouih "Kiwd
Una" mmlfU rrl nt 'l l.in" m.Hlctji f lli)htly hlflhrr. Pricru Inrlmle all (islrrnl
tMiisi.l rntpirttlnn and ttitlr, Nhk) twit, if imv, iit tnt lndt-d. Se vour VU nioiilh dmlcr
forl.H-alldrl.tvrrd pricv. IM.VMtHtTIl OIV1MON Of CMHV KH CORPORATION, Of troll, Mkh.
TUNC IN MAJOR BOWES' AMATEUR HOUR, C. R. 5.NCTW0RK.TNURS., 9 TO 10 P. M., C. S.T.
PLYMOUTH BUILD!
GREAT CARS
NEW'ROADKING"
NEW "DELUXE"
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DOMESTIC RETAIL
BUICK SALES ARE
PLrNT. Mleh., Dec. 8 Domestic
retail deliveries of Bulck motor car
during the second 10 days of Novem
ber totnled 7.246 units, compared
with 6.827 In the preceding 10 days
and with 6.035 In the corresponding
period of November last year, accord
ing to figures released today by W.
P. Hufstnder. general sales manager.
This was an Increase of six per crnt
for the period totaling 0.683, against
over the November 10 period and of
9.3 per cent over last year.
Used car sales continued strong.
Mr. Ilufatadcr said, with deliveries
9.160 in the previous 10 days and
with 8,883 In the corresponding per
iod last year.
The executive said used car stocks
in the hands of Bulck dealers arc
18 per cent lower than last year,
while deliveries ara exceeding the
1937 pace.
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T Hn Killed
. STEVENSON. Wash., Dec. 8 tfV
A Beacon Rock CCCC enrolloc. Harry
T. Hembrce, was killed yesterday
a rolling log. He was from Hopeflll.
Oa.
Texas officials estimate the state
Is losing $24)0.000 a year from people
who ship their cigarettes Into the
state by parcel pest to ayoid paying
the state cigarette tax.
A Sensation of the Lion's
Automobile Show
The REACT0METER
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A Unit of the Widely Known SAFE
DRIVING Demonstrations Sponsored By
the AETNA CASUALTY and SURETY
COMPANY
This remarkable demonstration affords
YOU an opportunity to check your reaction
to danger signals and compare your driving
ability with other drivers you meet on
Btreets and highways.
TAKE THE EEACT0METER TEST AT
THE LIONS AUTO SHOW THIS WEEK
AETNA-IZER
Competent advice In nil Insurance and bonding mat ten.
professional service In I.lfe Accident Health and Annuities.
313 Fluhrer Bldg. Phone 636
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lwi HAS All THESE FEATURES F I
iff? i. ' - "tw k va5'Vi-' J ffil DTN1SH VAIVWSMIIAO STtAIOHT-BOHT INOINI (UICOII 13 I
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-It ..... -T . i -W7 ;?yj$f, j I TRANSMISSION ROOMIER UN1STEEI O0 SY USHER TORQUE. f I
r siinsiiiiaa-a ' it 1 ii- ii,Mirt,a(Iisiaiir tube drive ' tiptoe htdrauuc brakes crown spring I
tmy ,n ih, rt-eaV to t,.y-, Antral Ahuri term,! I clutch catwaik-cooiino" optional rear axle gear I I
fl RATIOS FLASH-WAY DIRECTION SIONAt SELF.BANKINO KNEE. B
K ACTION FRONT SPRINGING II I
ilKN'E of these days you're
H goingtogettired ofwatch
ing these agiie Buicks (lash past
you!
One of these days you're going
to get fed upon hearing friends
rave about Buick comfort, and
Buick smoothness, and the
glorious view through Buick's
bigger and broader windshield
and windows.
One of these days you're going
to wish you too had a car styled
like a bit of tomorrow here to
day. And one day you'll ask your
self why you didn't see what
a buy Uuick is
at its new, deep
cut, 1939 prices.
Sure as shootin'
all that's going to happen un
less you do certain things now.
First come try out the bril
liant surging power of this
Buick's Dynaflash great
eight engine. Next find a
rough strc'tch and discover
for yourself how steady this
smooth traveler is in its going,
how directable in its easy
handling.
Finally take paper and pen
cil, and when noting Buick's
surprising lowdclivered price,
note also the extras it includes,
thebigmHCf'oMsover last year,
and the actual savings you can
make by putting your dollars
in Buick I
For the value's up mightily as
you can see. And yet this great
straight-eight actually costs less
than lastyear less than you'd
expect less even than some
sixes.
I low much less? We're waiting
to watch your eyes pop when
we tell you!
Sticks tiheBemstss!"
EXEMPLAR OF OCNISAl MOTORS valui
SKINNER'S GARAGE
ON DISPLAY AT THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW AND AT ALL BUICK DEALERS
143 South Riverside Phone 102
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