Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 14, 1957, Image 43

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    6miw in,.umimn, niuiiii.y n ymmnwiwiiiiiw ill lui.ipwiHuw iiiiibii
fO toe umE woman!: te:: ffO ,, n,i 11
it r n. m. rrrrrrr ! im pi ii im m i . j , a i 11 y w B
Once there was this real Little Woman whose husbands
was a very Big Man. And he bought a great Big Boat
of an automobile.
ifUmi, Jim"
When the Little Woman drove it, she thought she
was piloting a battleship. It was hard to drive. It
was hard to park. It was hard to garage.
This buggy drank gas like a B-52. "Why," asked the
Little Woman, "should I drive two tons of steel to take
the kids to school, to shop, or go to the beauty parlor?"
,iup mwmmrrfmnfsmm
So she took her Better Half bv the hand, and they &
looked at a cute little imported car. But it wasn't ' j
Dig enougn xo noia ine Dig man, ine uiue wumaii ,
and the kids. So then they found ...
mmm.mimi-u mini ui!i,fluiiij"w
Rambler-onlv car with "big car" roominess.
foreign car maneuverability and economy, the "6", V
that holds the cross-country economy record,
a penny a mile for gas, with overdrive.
j liinunni.iuuwuup
ill Ii - -5"
Was the Little Woman happy! Rambler handled like a
dream. Sipped gas, instead of guzzling it. Fitted in the I
garage with room left over. Now the Little Woman
In irhnrl if frirtnrle tin Id Klrr nwarnrntun rire
l laugncu ai ii.cituj nun uig, uvcigiumi uau.
f
iiiuMjiiijiiijuuiii , .'
t ., i niniifimi r n mMrwnriimiiiniiiiiii my i rrmpinw i umiwniii t; vinni iniOTiimiirTMmin
j.. a & - i - jk . '--'.r-T - .jr ai a K nr kmf d-b. -to. j.. r i v bi : ' i I nn '.u!'m
r 3 .1,3 N. i "Ml I 1 Mn Fl 1 C..-.3 l In PV . i iiT'-'
r j i .... " i . . k
t 4
Her Rambler had Airliner Reclining Seats that made
up into nap couches for small kids. It had All-Season
Air Conditioning, worth its weight in gold come
trade-in time. It had luxury features galore.
When she and the Big Man figured costs, counted the
fact that among all low-priced cars, Rambler is 'way -up
in trade-in value, they found they could own and
orjerate two Ramblers at the cost of their old Rip Boat.
S trarip-in time. It had luxurv features ealore. I J
B ryrjmmmmmwimmr'iimfmmmvmt?nwmr mi liiwi,jmhiiiii'. ,.- ' 7pww!iW!lww.iuwiiwupn)
-.v
J So the Big Man bought a hew '57 Rambler V-8 for
himself. Little Woman s happy. Big Man s happy.
So will you be when you discover how much car
you get in Rambler. Try one! Have fun driving!
hum, m wiwmmTBrmwrnrnw
-ftllYni-'h'tJ"''" '"-I
1
America's
LOWEST
PRICED
...to Buy and Own!
Tops in Resale
Value too!
"FUN TEST" A
Rambler
6 or V-8
TODAY!
Take the keys. Get behind the wheel and
get that Rambler feeling. Find out how
much more fun driving a Rambler can be!
See Ditneyland Greof TV for
all the family over ABC-TV Network.
r
American Motors Means More for Americans
AT ALL HUDSON DEALERS AT ALL NASH DEALERS