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Show SECTION JWO f Affl CLEANER Scenes On Hoover Ship PRESIDENT 8 , IS. EFFECTIVE PROVO SUNDAY. HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1928. SEIiSATIONAL NEW CHEVROLET ; IS LUXURIOUS Efficient muffling of carburetor The Influence of the feminlno reduction of fire hazard driver whose word has been accent and practically 100 per cent alt ed as law by the automobileijdua-4ry- , cleaning are advantages claimed . flected to a marked degree for the new ..type air in the .President Eight State io (leaner used as standard equipfor four, says G. H. Naylor, ment on the latest Oakland Studebaker-Erskindealer here. " six.' "The Victoria is finished' In a attached to the" In- deep Burgundy, with bright touches take of the larger carburetor, Is ot Tamna Red nh winHonr "composed of a porous mass of oil- 'and Deauvllle Sancf ori. the wide wetted coppor ribbons enclosed In bodv belt. Th wir. with a metal cylinder, through which air .their big chromium plated hub caps Is drawn, according to research en- - are done In Red, and add a AC Spark Plug com- - sporty, touchTampa to the color ' scheme. glneef s of the . .. wo extra wire wheels are mounted ni report to the Oakland Motor Cat in the front fenders. company. ""lit passing through the "Low, slender body lines are empares of this filtering mass," the re- phasized by fine carmine and ivory port, continues,; "any duet particles striping. The frontal contours are come in contact with the oil sur particularly pleasing, with high, I faces and are retained narrow radiator, topped by by them.. I i tmn i . ., , . this type of cleaner acts as- - an ef- - J lamps that carry the same winger ficient , muffler because the denso motif, and a tie rod between the mass 01 filtering material breaks lamps bearing a medallioned figure up and diffuses' sound waves before eight In the center. All are plated cleanare out of the with projected they bright, tarnish proof cromium. er. The result Is that afl of the ob- . "The interior - Is upholstered ' In so noises com fine mohair of a shade harmonizing jectionable hissing, mon with unprotected carburetors with the deep Burgundy of the have heeii practically-eliminated- . body. There is of "Anothef distinct feature of the the care and taste used In selecting oil wetted type air cleaner Is that the iterior appointments and provit will minimize fire hazard. The ing the utmost in conveniences and Underwriters' report In this connec- comfortforjiedjciyer.nd passtion says In part: engers. The driver's seat Is hleh 7 - "Backfire test showed that the backed and deeply upholstered. Two backfire flames are completely ar- passengers be accommodated rested In the cleaner and will not on the rear seat, with-- it soft, form . reach the engine compartment Refitting cushions. The comfortable peated and severe backfires failed auxiliary seat for .. the occasional r to Ignit flammable material held fourth passenger folds compactly within an Inch of the shell. out of the way when, not in use. "Inasmuch as a larger numbe of "Included among the many conautomobile fires have been traced veniences and fittings are a pack, to carburetor backfire, It is age compartment behind the dr ivthought that the attachment of a er's seat, ash receiver and cigaret properly designed cleaner to the lighter, silk toggle grip, remote concarburetor air intake will material- trol door handles, onyx horn button ly assist In decreasing the number and onyx top for the gear shift ' lever. of fires." .'Interior hardware is silver .finPET TERRORIZES HOMES , . ished and carries an attractive LONDON Nightly, jfor . eight etchetf-tfestInterior door and ravwindow mouldings and the Instrumonths'," an escaped monkey aged a neighborhood near here. Ap- -' ment board are finished In Ameripeat after appeal to the police failed can' walnut Door panels carry to stop . the maurauder's raids. small etched silver medallions that However, the neighborhood is once add" still another touch of beauty to ' more at ease. The m6nkey was the Interior. 'The '109 horsepower trapped in a tree and was shot by a straight eight motor under the' hood gives policeman.' the driver complete control of In the desert ranges of the WeBt, every motoring condition. It was this same power plant that swept iheepmen sometimes cover-snodrifts with straw to delay melting four stock President ElghliTto the and furniBh water for ajonger per- - greatest feat in transportation lod. miles' each at average speeds of M to 88 miles per hour. The word "sincere originated frorrj two Latin words, "sine cera, J There are limes which are almost' as sweet as oranges.'. which means without Wax. C 7 , ' f .24. Motoring America was on Its tonight as two of its large - metropolitan centers were viewing for the "first" d time the sensational new six cylinder Chevrolet, Which . i Inwas announced November-J6terest was keved to a high pitch In New York and Detroit as the financial and motor capitols of the country respectively,' prepared to greet this most advanced offering of the world's largest automobile produc"; i er for 1928. Two Advance Showings . Two advance showings - opened' at noon Saturday, simultaneously November 24,' the New . York premiere-taking place in a brilliant hosetting .in the Waldorf-Astori- a tel and the Detroit debut in the auditorium of the General Motors Both showings are to building: continue up to and including Thurstip-to- es t ... U - ft. Pi -, ' . day. November 29. Meanwhile the gigantic Chevro- nce . Nov. DETROIT, s,. valve-tn-hea- ..-- w - . r-- ;- ; f Here are two scenes from the galley of the U. S. S. Maryland which Hoover and party to South America. At is carrying President-elethe top, baker's men are shown putting the frosting on some cup cakes for the next president's mess.. Below, Joe Lindsey, officers' cook, first class, is seasoning a juicy roast to the Hoover taste. ct , PROOF OF REFUSAL "By rthe way, Jack and Harry proposed to me last night and" "You refused them both." "Te-e- s but how did you know?" "Easy! I Baw them afterwards shaking hands." Times of India. COOKS UNITE to Trade According Commissioner Finger, a local conference of cooks, attended by 100 delegates, is thp initial step toward the organization of culinary soclej ties throughout the world.--- , WIFE'S QUERY , ' a thousand times more alluring this evening." "Well, out with it! Is it my. new perfume, or are you drunk again?" .. ' Film Fun. Bill Tilden is forbidden to- play amateur tennis in all countries except Abyssinia and Russia.- - Those forward-lookintwo countries haven't got any lawn tennis associ'. ations. -- ' HAPPINESS 'A man had lust endeavored to If we notice little pleasures as pass . a bum quarter on a cigar We notice little pains; store salesman," . said- a smoker. If we'd quite forget our losses blowing a cloud of vile smoke Into And remember all our gains; the face of a fellow passenger. If we'd look for people's virtues '.'The salesman was 'averse to ac And their faults refuse to Bee, (; cepting It. What a comfortable happy, "This quarter doesn't' sound Cheerful place this world would 6 good .to me,' he said. 'It doesn't ... ........ ; ring.'. - MA SURPRISED "'Whadaya expect to two--- bits,' "Mamma, I ftavB a surprise fi said the spender, .'chimes?"' I i you."' , Whai la K?" " '"Yes, darling? Two oysters found themselves In "I've' juat swallowed, a nail." a bowl of stew one time. "Where Boston Post, ', are weJPerry?"-Inquireone. "At a church scupper,' replied Recent exporimenta Indicate tin ' ine Diusnmg Divaive. the, chemical' element maganec "Then what's the idea of huvlne ta rooiiiiai in wits uicuiumture I both of us here?" Judger z green color in plants. .,,vt, Snails dig themselves Into the j In a Norfolk,, Engrand;' villaj ground In winter antf remain tor- most of the green peas are grow pid, cementing up the opening to from a stock of seeds said t$ t their shells. 2400 vear old.' . ir,u. f e. j METROPOUfM DISPLAY v Vic-tor- gn. In Smoking RoOm Motoring America Eager to View Latest Product of Company; Showing at New York and Detroit, "hissing," ample-evTde- ON HIRES PAGE "You seem PARIS g . ' '."? " let manufacturing .organization Js applving itself .toaheayy producr tion program so that rars may be shipped to dealers starting December 15 and deliveries to the publio mav be'gln' promptly January, 1. t Chevrolet's dealers are In readiness to take care of a' deluge of advance" orders. For several days prior to the announcement tha sales drvlsionof the company, tinder 'direction of R. H. Grant, in charge of sales, made use of every information medium avail able In preparing dealers and sales men for the advent of the new si In the company's announcement last week of "a six in the price range of tne four," there was indicated a smashing triumph for quantity production. It pointed out that the new car, with the advanced features It embodies, was made possible at its price chiefly through the influence of great volume production. W. S. Knudsen, president and general manager, stated oh the announcement that volume production made possible by the tremendous popular reception accorded Chevrolet in recent year enabled the company to offer a car with the speed, acceleration, power and smoothness of six cylinder performance at, practically the same price that'Contrlbuted 8o' much to "the f wtiria-wld- a popularity or the four. I L Wide Display Planned new car before .lt goes on the noad, January 1, the Chevrolet Motor a series ' of company, arranged eleven advance ' showings in as many -- . - located throughout the country. The showings now under way will take the form of an elaborate miniature automobile' show with attractive settings and suitable entertainment features. Provision has been made to accommodate more than a million people who' are ex pected to attend one or othei1 of the showings that will take place from coast to coast from now until December 22. .Included In' the le--' gion of automobile enthusiasts who Will be' In attendance during the course of the showings wjlj be 30,. 000 Chevrolet dealers and salesmen," many of whom will travel 300 miles or mora to be present at tho various premiere- showings, of the new Chevrolet. . I See Us BefbMYdy ' Just Note These Low Prices on FIRESTONEmU Tires ""J-.- -. ZOkZYz 29x4.40 AIRWAY... COURIER . CLEAN, POWERFUL GAS T $3.50 $5.61- - : 29x4.40 30x3y2 AIRWAY . : OLDFIELD $4.50. $5.45 - COURIER "294.40 . X To get the best vour motor Is ca pable of giving it is necessary to use a gas that is pure, clean and of high, explosive power. Very often one gallon of good gas will take you 30x3y2 OLDFIELD much farther than two"gallons of Inferior quality. In Order to play sale usa our filling station and We promise the best there is in gas, :' oil and service. BilOi BRIMHALtr SUPERIOR -- i d Service Stations, s, " The usual height at Fwty4housand nullni s worth "of 5th West and Center wild ducks, geese ancLother brandy was found in a carload of birds- - fly- - when travelings IflOl dTs-- " horseshooves7-say- r have an opportunity of seeing the tancea is from 1000 to 2500 feet carload of kicks. "which-swallow- 2 Phone TIRE -- MERCHANTS 74 t,VttJ ' ' i hi I I n I Ik !' yA'i . The Great Independent mow Mlds evevty' .opicfiajl-U-UBt- ! ,Kat. M " i. I . 18 UQV 13 AM 7 18" Of: ...it . M 11''amrs1 mrmll ' ' . - rk ' r-L' -- - :f1-i k if" igEat' muss - TOUr,T - . . i if y - t a ' 't . 'V i ' . 1 ... t eJ.J. 'u.. ... .... - i- -i ij -1 ' i .in------ .il inn"in' miiisi ' " r i ' " A ; ': "" - -- . 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