oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-26

COAST ROUTE IS NEARLY COMPLETE (Continued from Page One) the Ford dealers of the territory within a radius of 300 miles of Los Angeles, the exhibitors in this big power demonstration include the majority of leading manufacturers of industrial and agricultural equipment throughout the entire United States. "The opening of the show in Los Angeles is the start of a series of these expositions which will cover San Francisco, Seattle, Dallas and Salt Lake City and which will continue until the middle of November. Included in the exhibits will be a Fordson tractor equipped with locomotive wheels, operating on railroad tracks, hauling loaded cars; a conveyor device mounted on a tractor, and utilized for loading and unloading gravel, sand and other heavy materials; hoists of all kinds; portable saws mounted on the Fordson, and many other unique labor-saving devices. A compete line of road building and maintenance equipment, including graders, rollers, scrapers, plows, dump bodies, etc., as well as power lawn mowers will be shown. Tractors will be shown operated by reins from the driver's seat. "The tents will be lighted from a 250,000 candle power electric lighting plant operated by a Fordson, giving an excellent illustration of the unusual power of the engine when used for belt work. The practicability of using the Fordson for road hauling and trucking will be shown in the many types of trailers of five and ten-ton carrying capacities, which can be successfully utilized with the tractor as motive power. Of particular interest to those who are concerned with irrigation problems will be a large pump installation in action. "The agricultural exhibit will contain many implements especially developed for operation with the Fordson, and of particular interest to the fruit growers and general farmers of the southwest. This part of the exhibition will feature several new models of tractors and agricultural machinery." JAMES TIRE MARKET (Continued from Page One) Racine Horseshoe tires. He also handles tire tires, Michelin tubes, and a few necessary plugs, which the autoist will sometimes find he is having the tire man attend to his first-class service, a gasoline station is operative business and here one may also get oils and gas. James The Tire Man is an expert at qualities are gilt-edge, otherwise they could be James and his honest and serviceable policies. 1,300,000 TIRES FROM L. A. PLANT James, the vulcanizer, Nenno & Beck and George Dunton, local Good-year distributors, always have their tire racks well filled and have always prided themselves on having a complete stock of tires to meet every need of their customers. It made them open their eyes, tho, when they learned that the Goodyear factories had completed their 45,000,-000th tire and were already speeding toward the 46,000,000-mark at an average of 26,000 casings per day and that the Los Angeles plant had produced more than 1,300,000 tires to date. Forty-five million tires! They'd weigh close to a billion pounds, based on present day tire-building formulas that call for 11½ pounds of rubber and 48-19 pounds of fabric to the average casing. Forty-five million tires! Goodyear built them in 22 years, but Methuse-lah, working at the present factory would have had to live 75,000 years would have had to live 75,000 years to complete the job. How much mileage do you suppose is packed into that tremendous output, figuring conservatively that each tire is good for 7000 miles? Enough for 423 round trips between the earth and the sun, the distance between these two planets being a mere matter of some 93,000,000 miles. Tommy Milton, travelling at his world-record speed of 154 miles an hour, would need about 69 years for a one-way trip with no time taken out for sleep, food and the taking on of supplies. Staggering as such statistics are, Automobiles are using motive vehicles daily factories about autos value for ever heavier turers at prices lower carefier greater value Maxwell. The is asked mobilies, pecet on tular procure value of Doyle, stors. Maxwell. "In time bile own cars may marry today much abc car by tw." The Maxwell that have national Uation rep record in the new age value open car citation or price of for a pera." Your Next Move BUY A NEW I. B. S. Battery Made in Anaheim for Only $17.00 6 VOLT, 11 PLATE GUARANTEED INDEPENDENT BATTERY STATION 301 N. Los Angeles St. In rear of Kramer’s Oil Station Anaheim California road hauling and trucking will be shown in the many types of trailers of five and ten-ton carrying capacities, which can be successfully utilized with the tractor as motive power. Of particular interest to those who are concerned with irrigation problems will be a large pump installation in action. "The agricultural exhibit will contain many implements especially developed for operation with the Fordson, and of particular interest to the fruit growers and general farmers of the southwest. This part of the display promises to reveal new developments in agricultural equipment, which has been made possible because of the adaptability of the tractor to agricultural requirements. "Invitations have been sent out direct by the Ford Motor Co. to manufacturers, contractors, municipal officials, and various lines of industry throughout the southwest, and it is expected that many thousands of interested spectators will view the Ford display," concludes Mr. Dunton. ELECTRICAL SHOP OPENED AT MYERS' A. L. Steward, foreman for Myers Buick Garage, has opened a fully equipped electrical repair shop in the rear of the building, specializing on ignition and batteries. The shop found its repair business in this direction increasing too rapidly to be looked after except in a systematic way. Baldwin Refrigerators Save Ice. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. 6 VOLT, 11 PLATE GUARANTEED INDEPENDENT BATTERY STATION 301 N. Los Angeles St. In rear of Kramer’s Oil Station Anaheim California First Quality First Our Prices —Are consistent with the class of Auto Supplies and Tires you get when you trade at NENNO & BOCK EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO Quality Fair Prices Los Angeles St. Phone 464 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA MAMES TIRE MAN (Continued from Page One) He also handles the Diamond and Goodyear and a few necessary accessories, such as spark list will sometimes find himself in need of when man attend to his troubles. To complete this gasoline station is operated in connection with the may also get oils and greases. Man is an expert at his game; his service and otherwise they could not be associated with Mr. and serviceable policies. RES. PLANT Merger, Nenno & on, local Goodyears have their always having a competent every need their eyes, tho, the Goodyear their 45,000,-ready speeding 30-mark at an sings per day plants plant had 300,000 tires res! They'd pounds, based binding formulas bands of rubber fabric to the res! Goodyear but Methusepresent factory 75,000 years 75,000 years How much is packed into figuring conrese is good for 423 round and the sun, in these two matter of some velling at his 154 miles an at 69 years for no time taken the taking on statistics are, RE-SALE VALUE OF MAXWELL IS LARGE Automobile owners and dealers alike know that purchasers of cars are using more thrift in buying automotive transportation than they ever have before. The fact is evidenced every day in buying and in the great factories where automobiles are manufactured. There is no question about automobile buyers getting more value for their money today than they ever before, but the manufacturers are offering their products at prices low enough to make the buyer careful and watching for even greater value, say Turton & Lumsdon, Maxwell and Chalmers distributors. "The predominating question that is asked every merchandiser of automobiles, after he has "sold" a prospect on the capabilities of his particular product, concerns the resale value of his automobile," says C. A. Doyle, sales manager of Union Motors, Maxwell distributors for So. Cal. "In times gone past, when automobile owners were few in number and cars were not sold with the frequency that marks advancement of the industry today, the owner did not care so much about what he could get for his car by turning it in on a new car. "The case today is different. The Maxwell factory, according to figures that have been sent out in the National Used Car Dealers' Ass'n's valuation report, have set a remarkable record in keeping the resale value of the new series very high. The average value listed for used Maxwell open cars is placed at $812, a depreciation of but $73 off the factory list price of the car. These figures are for a period extending over 6 months. "The report is a demonstration of STUDEBAKER'S HALF YEAR REMARKABLE Incident to reductions in the prices of all Studebaker cars, effective Aug. 1, the Studebaker Corp. Erakine, makes the following statement: "Although we have on hand unfilled orders for -5,000 cars, it is a Studebaker policy of long standing that our manufacturing savings be shared with our customers—hence the reductions. The quality of Studebaker cars has not been decreased one iota. On the contrary, they are better than ever and offer the greatest values in the history of Studebaker. "Studebaker plants, representing the investment of $38,000,000, operating at capacity, produced 60,000 cars the first six months of this year, and broke all records. Everybody knows that standardized cars manufactured complete in large quantities, reduce the cost of manufacturing and marketing and therefore give the greatest intrinsic value per dollar of price. "By manufacturing complete motors, transmissions, axles, frames, bodies, tops, castings, forgings and stampings, parts' makers profits on such items in Studebaker cars are eliminated and one profit only is included in Studebaker prices. Buyers benefit accordingly. "With $78,000,000 of actual net assets, including $38,000,000 of plants, and an organization of able experienced men and workers who participate in the profits of the business. Studebaker stands unsurpassed in resources and ability to manufacture economically and give maximum intrinsic value for a given price. "The world-wide popularity of Studebaker cars rests upon their dependable performance in owners' use. Proof of their dependability is found in the fact that our sales of repair parts, covering repairs from accidents as well as service, for the past seven months, averaged but $7 per car for the 400,000 Studebaker cars" WHAT DURANT IS: BY JIM APPLIANCE Just some reminders from E. Appleby of what the Durant is and isn't: Built with a 123½-inch w- base, the body is long, low, and the easy riding qualities po- only in a car that hugs the The design of the six-cylinder roadster is particularly ing, with long, straight lines ened with just the right amo- curve. The lines of the top and sloping windshield are in haw with the body lines, giving tha neat, racy appearance. The Ansted engine which it o- is proper accompaniment for speedy looking body. It has speediest pick-up, and the gull hill climbing power of any pass car motor on the market. The transmission and clutch are mo- separately, giving the utmost possibility with consequent save- time and expense in working car. The equipment of the Durant roadster has been selected with care. It embodies such stair units as the Rayfield carbine auto-lite starting and lightning tem, alemite lubrication or chassis, and a complete set of instruments. Great pains have taken to make everything as venient as possible. As an ex- of this, the curtains may be pa- without getting out of the car carried in a locked compartment the left front door, where tha may get them without disturbing passenger. Masters Victor and Edgar Bo- of Ariz., who have been visiting uncle and Mr. and Mrs. Ruilek, this summer leave tom- for their home in preparation tering school. The Lowest Price Jewett Cars Are Selling Well Here Sam Hubbell now Hubbell & Wimmer, is selling Jewett cars in considerable numbers this month. Used car sales also have been fair. Thursday evening four Jewetts arrived, including a touring car, roadster and two sedans. Sales since Aug. 5 include: C. W. Paxton of Anaheim, 666 Paige sedan; A. T. Wilson of Anaheim, Jewett touring; William Varcoe, Orange, Jewett roadster; J. E. Hamlyn, Anaheim, Jewett sedan; F. P. Wood, Fullerton, 66 Larchmont Paige; G. W. Hartley, Anaheim, Jewett touring; Anna M. Slater, Orange, Jewett touring. Used cars sold include: R. W. McClellan, Anaheim, Chevrolet touring; Fred and Frank Ortez, Riverside, Overland touring; James A. Green, Fullerton, Hudson touring. 41 Ford Vehicles Sold Up to Aug. 25 George Dunton has sold so far in August 28 new Ford cars, nine used Fords and four Fordson tractors, it was announced yesterday. The local distributors have been handicapped like all others by the failure of cars to arrive, following the railway strike, making it impossible to ensure deliveries. Yesterday seven touring cars and three roadsters were unloaded here. The distributors are expecting a carload of parts, but don't know when they will reach here. To date 436 tractors have been sold by Dunton. The machines sold from experienced men and workers who participate in the profits of the business. Studebaker stands unsurpassed in resources and ability to manufacture economically and give maximum intrinsic value for a given price. "The world-wide popularity of Studebaker cars rests upon their dependable performance in owners' use. Proof of their dependability is found in the fact that our sales of repair parts, covering repairs from accidents as well as service, for the past seven months, averaged but $7 per car for the 400,000 Studebaker cars now in operation. In the 30 months since Jan. 1, 1920, we produced and sold 186,000 Studebaker cars and are now producing and selling at the rate of 125,000 cars per year (practically double last year's volume, which was the greatest in the history of Studebaker) and yet our total sales of repair parts this year are less tahn they were for the first seven months of 1919." New line of Fall and Winter hats at $3.50 up. Cable Millinery, 216 W. Center-st. Here's What We Sell and What We Do— We Repair Batteries Carburetors Generators Starting Motors Magnetos We Sell The Presto-O-Lite Battery Which is a Battery Rayfield Carburetors Which is superior to all others in power and economy All other Electrical Equipmentss Robt. V. Jensen George Dunton has sold so far in August 28 new Ford cars, nine used Fords and four Fordson tractors, it was announced yesterday. The local distributors have been handicapped like all others by the failure of cars to arrive, following the railway strike, making it impossible to ensure deliveries. Yesterday seven touring cars and three roadsters were unloaded here. The distributors are expecting a carload of parts, but don't know when they will reach here. To date 436 tractors have been sold by Dunton. The machines sold from the local shop and showrooms are scattered all over Orange County, Dunton's territory formerly having been considerably larger. Deliveries now can be made on practically all cars. Watch & Jewelry repairing. Witman's "Exide" STARTING AND LIGHTING BATTERY Is More Than "JUST A BATTERY" LOOK FOR THIS SIGN We are the Exclusive Exide Dealer for Anaheim S. H. ENNIS AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. 243 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 155 AT DURANT IS: BY JIM APPLEBY some reminders from James leby of what the Durant six isn't: It with a 123½-inch wheele body is long, low, and with any riding qualities possible a car that hugs the road. Design of the six-cylinder roadster is particularly pleauwith long, straight lines softwith just the right amount of The lines of the top and the windshield are in harmony the body lines, giving the car racy appearance. Ansted engine which it carries proper accompaniment for the looking body. It has the first pick-up, and the greatest embbing power of any passenger tor on the market. The motor, mission and clutch are mounted delicately, giving the utmost activity with consequent saving of and expense in working on the equipment of the Durant six car has been selected with great It embodies such standard as the Rayfield carburetor, late starting and lighting syscalemite lubrication of the and a complete set of dash ments. Great pains have been to make everything as cont as possible. As an example, the curtains may be put up getting out of the car. The in a locked compartment in front door, where the driver t them without disturbing the ger. Masters Victor and Edgar Boynton, who have been visiting their and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. this summer leave tomorrow for home in preparation for enschool. STUDEBAKER STILL IS SELLING RAPIDLY Harry D. Riley, Studebaker distributor for Northern Orange-co., reports the sale of Studebaker light six touring cars to C. G. Coggeshall, of Fullerton; John H. Rensler, of Orange; R. E. Blakemore, of Brea, and Ralph L. Calrk, of Fullerton. Others who have purchased cars are A. W. Fransen, of Anaheim; M. K. Baessler, of Orange; F. B. Liedtke of Fullerton; Frank E. Hatfield, of Fullerton; M. J. Mahan, of Santa P. Springs, and J. W. Fielda, of Orange The Burch Oil Co. later in the week purchased a Studebaker special six touring of Riley. Park Your Car Here! WHILE ATTENDING THE SHOW Open Saturday Nights Drive in and leave your car where it and its contents will be protected Mission Garage 243 W. Center St. Phone 643-J. Harry Stanley, Prop. The Lowest Prices Sizes Fabric Cord Mission Garage 243 W. Center St. Phone 643-J. Harry Stanley, Prop. The Lowest Prices in Town Sizes Fabric Cord 30 x 3½ $ 8.50 $12.50 32 x 3½ 13.55 18.85 32 x 4 17.85 24.50 33 x 4 18.85 24.85 34 x 4 18.95 25.85 Tire Bargains No tax other sizes reduced to proportion No tax Every Tire Guaranteed by Makers and Us See Us Today. All Standard Make Tires Anaheim Vulcanizing Works 156 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 259 S. R. Walter, Prop. CHEVROLET MOVED Cars Are Arriving MOVED Cars Are Arriving and we are making deliveries Two car loads have arrived and three more will be in within a few days. These are all needed to take care of our orders but we have assurances that we will be able to obtain a sufficient number of cars to supply all who desire Chevrolets. NEW LOW PRICES HAVE ESTABLISHED A NEW PRECEDENT IN ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY Frank P. Taggart CHEVROLET DEALERS 328 W. Center St. Phone 490