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Show HERALD 1 II E PAGE TWO One Of l LOGAN, UTAH JOURNAL, MONDAY, ft Largest Auto Service Stores .ogan s 40 . 1 X -T S' 2 v- i 4 JS 6r- I ' $ I 4 ' i I i ri r f 1 818418$! OV JIIHIHi isijiflwf WUHIW HiliMBw (HPtuini iwmv f n ( dtlin IV6V A I ' 4 !tK Hf ! t )!.t: ' r3EHE 'liUjmrrrrmmtoi(i iHLjri?r'i-- . " ot i ' T ? 1 & r ' swe ' r xv Jfcs v if- - T i.2f Z i ir Jg light-colore- d yj i HA print e were boosted to a new high during 1936 by a re cord of five consecutive months of sales of 100,000 or more Not one bolt, rivet, screw, or nail is used in the construction of bodies The the new Chevrolet solid steel turret top, sttel double cowl, steel body panelj, and steel BIG ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPH 7 be combination automobile and airplane is no longer a dteam. The "Arrotibile, pouered u ith a Sludebaker Dictator engine, is sboun here in highuay jorm uith its inien- floors are formed into an integral e steel structure by the new body is steel constructtion assembled entirely by welding uni-Th- $ tor, Waldo Waterman, and his new Sludebaker e in Dictator coupe. (Aboie) The takes at Cloter , Yield, off Calif skyuay jorm hour test flight. for a WIZARD VALUES CAR BY TOUCH jj big, beautifully styled FLASHING 8 IEKFOKMAM E Now quieter, thriftier, and in two engine sizes MORE Mil ES FFR GALLON -- Owners report 22 to 27 with the Thrifty 6o, best nulv ige evir with the brilliant new 85 NEW EAW ACTION NAFKT1 HUAKIfs You pu h gently and you stop quickly1 Safety of st4 from pedal to wheel BODIES Several different insulating materials u ed to shut out noise, neat and cold. Rubber "pillows between bodv nnl -- -- Meet Your Friends The "Blind Motor W izard" of New Albany, Indiana, never drove an automobile m his life But he can tell in twenty minutes the exact value of the car you dm e and today, although he cant even sea,1 He hasn t seen an automobile in 20 years, since a dynamite blast destroyed his eyesight Yet he is one of Indiana s most successful automobile dealers, and docs all the appraising of trade-i- n cars for the firm of which he i lu ad. His name is Morgan Trinkle, and for the past eight years he has been the authorized De Soto dealer for the New Albany territory As his reputation grew for accurate appraisals by a unique touch system of his own, business boomed for Trinkle Motor Sales Now he has added six associate De Soto dealers in as many surrounding towns The Indiana wizard" denies he is blind, and says his fingers are ten "eyes instead They are the fingers of an expert motor mechanic, later trained to probe the secrets of any used ears txa t condition with unfailing accuracy More than $150 000 00 worth of trade-icars weie appraistd by J- - 1937 frame RIDING COMbORT-A- U 1NN( between the axles LL.VIRIOlis INTERIORS Deep cushions tailored upholstery, exqu site wood grain trim New h indies, controls, ins ruments New Effortless Steering AH Construction p Large Luggage Compartments in All Models Battery under Engine Hood Dash Stai ti r Button Safetv Glass Throughout Cowl Parking "V Windshields that Open Brake l "amidships, Steel-on-ste- o special Hntei tainintf Displays and Courtesies o P R I N G SHOWING W ED., offer plus h STRONGS STUDEBAKER CO. 15 employees 9 D II III m I Americas Greatest a I s 6-Cylin- der i ' Automobile mark Showrooms S first six to holder hill the automatic Its the worlds STUDEBAKER Trinkle personally during the lsi year, while the sales of new De Soto anil Plymouth tars bv his organization passed the $300 000 00 At Our D 1937 Studebaker Dictator feather-touchydraulic brakes is six taking them all on . . . DICTATOR . . . the world's onlv six with every last one of the nine other doors that dose lightly, tightly even going 6 cylinder cars see it . . . drive it . . . price it . But and all silently them . and . . class up. showing other cars, and became an expert above its pnee Youll agree were speaking truth when we call it mechanic Down dose to the lowest in price, its Fiam oil cleaner With $800 capital, he started a America's greatest 6 cylinder car Studebakcrs C I T. to enable it equal and gas saving automatic overdrive garage and used car agency in Budget Plan offers low time payments. his mothers shed The business and often beat lowest priced cars in operating economy. grew larger and larger, and in ten years he became Ihe authorized De Soto dealer for New Albany He built a large modern garage whioh he designed himself, and even superintended the 254 NORTH MAIN PHONE 158 construction He has a secretary auto-airplan- n 'HE n v. ( & J I , dc ffZytk a A y last year with E It is notable that th exceed those of mv since 1924 fir u' A.. THE CLASS OF THE LOW PRICE FIELD CENTER-TOIS- d " rt. V.V.V.V.V.WV.V.V.V..V.V..V..V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V..V.V.V.V.V. S l "r .Jjk v Vf J frocks, light hats, white shoes and white or pastel colored cots leading in popularity. The Chinchilla Gray De Soto, of above, matches the silver-gra- y the new Mamlincr planes. Chevrolet shattered all previous records in truck sales for six consecutive months in 1938, delivering more than 20,000 trucks per month during that period and making a total of 205,000 trucks placed Into owners hands during the model year Total sales of Chevrolet cars . iu i, ff- - i? " r . SOlTH Bb D Iml M ,'t (Spend!) - Ritad dUiwiies Studi baker passenger car, dr j trurks during the first 20 dia 0 February totaled 3 tti4 units cording to an nnnounci mat t, D killir d iv by Gto Slab baker vue piesidmL m h ut n, AUTO FLIES REAR-EHGIK- E Blue and Chinchilla Gray, Sky-TiDesert Sand shades. Miladys clothes, style experts say, will swing away from the blues for Light color is the style-not- e Spring, whether it be m miladys dress, transcontinental planes, or modem automobiles. Color charts, kept by De Soto since the introduction of the car last November, show that grays, greens, blues and beiges are cutting into the popularity of traditional black. Advance orders for new De Sotos are running heavy on the Gem Green, Chinese Gold, MAKES BIG RECORD tra-cabl- u p ,. I f STUDEBAKER SALES u mm"' g OFFERED PATRONS iSaw Styles for Spring in Cars, Planes and Dress P V I tt. ninl'm '' fMlim" , $ horseshoes over the old style steel shoes The large tread grip tnes produced bv bit stom h ts been heaitily wehonud by the users The speedy efficient service at e the stores is almost dmctlv to the personal of the instiVndt r tin (ipible supervision of ft V rnckson local manager, tution Those who assist in mainof the Fiustone Service Sto es of taining the couiteous service are lrgil Hansen, Lorm Roskctly Logan nis bifii shoving some Ivan H is'arn and Joe Dunn mi in in u kt (I The Firestone famous one s' op mil hulk silt rnan- - s'rvice is proven more of a sue Mr p kson is uss day aftei day Customers oni-iger it tin siori s becoming mote familiar with in stum ate mg to Lfgan the of tins n( w s Slim-- , n hi en snow leg m irked the c operations and are welcoming its u un firm mere isis Ml Ftukson is teliivir m the future of the ruo-b- n advantages industry and is adviiterous The greater ratio of horse powinough to say th it soon hard rubber will be taking the place er to wnght in the new ChevHe says that alieady rolet models for 1937 has increas-eof sted f irrmrs and othir horse ov ners in performance, espei mlly in hill- Cube Valley aie commencing to limbing and acceleration at low-i- r se the adv intagt s of rubbn speeds ? 5 $ rv 19 22, SPEEDY SERVICE 6 J ;!l: "'pal'j rr1-- ' A ' y v , Umw 4 , Rmh 2 A J irLnmn S AA f T MARCH 2 4 Dick & Endsley Co. i Watihing him appraise a car reveals at once v hy he says he has ten eyes ' his sen olive fingers start with the tins and feel ovir the entire car He feels the finders than the top After going over the outside thoroughly, he gets in and fet Is the upholstery of the drivers si it This is very important, he says If any part of the upholstery is worn, this part will be it, he dei lares After inspecting the ar a Trinkle employee drives him around so he can hear the motor in action In It ss than a half hour he has appraised the car and his decision is final The wav his business has grown proves that he makes few mistakes Trinkle was a youth of 21 working on a Floyd countv farm when the dynamite blast destroyed his vision Even then he had sten few automobiles and he still never has driven one After the disaster he moved to the citv and won an automobile He couldn t drive in a contest the machine, but forced himself to do all the upket p work and learned every pint of it, inside and out Soon he was woraing on STUD TRONGS ERVICE ALES 254 North Main Phone Logan, 1 58 Utah a a a a a a a i r.. ' ! i O i :f a a a a a a Special Showing Wednesday March 24th .V. THEY SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES Special Showing MAerlav WJ VMUCOMUj Nl ij 322 North Main Phone 20 jj March 24th 5 |