oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-13

Saturday, Jan. 13, 1923 JORDAN SIGNIFIES ECONOMY, COMFORT The day of true economy is dawning. The hour of the modern light weight, high quality, good looking, well balanced, sensible and economical automobile is here, says the Jordan Motor Car Co. The individual who once found it necessary to choose a heavy car to obtain reliability knows now of a car in which reliability is combined with comfort, economy, and distinction. The individual who once thought it wise to choose a cheaper car for reasons of price, thinking to realize economy, now knows of a car in which the original price is practically the last payment for service rendered. That car is the Jordan. Time was when motor cars were the sole possession of those who possessed old money. They endured excessive weight and cost of up-keep to enjoy comfort and reliability. Those individuals to whom the possession of wealth was new aspired to own a heavy car, believing that the larger the motor car, the greater the evidence of wealth. That point of view has changed. Color, comfort, good taste and atmosphere have made the Jordan beautiful. But mechanical excellence, accurate workmanship, light weight, and a rare quality of balance made Jordan service possible. 16 Reos, Packards Sold In 3 Weeks Packard and Reo cars have been in strong demand in Orange county the past three weeks, according to Manager Cromer of the local office of Dale & Co., who reports these sales: Reos — Phaetons to Lena M. Jay, C. H. Pearson and William Rohrbacher; sedans to P. C. Squires, J. Earl Talcott and J. L. Palmer; touring, W. E. Ambsry; coupes, Dr. Gunning Butler, Dr. J. C. Murfin and R. R. Hayes. Packards — Edward Journigan, twin six touring; Margaret Condon, single six touring; Otto C. Kubon, Leading Anaheimers Buy Mac-Dry Battery Most people suppose that the so-called "dry" battery is such mainly in name. B. F. Herr, whose shop is at 252 North Los Angeles street, points out that the Mac-Dry battery is such in reality. That is, it requires no water and hence no attention. It has no acid. There are no separators, there is no corrosion, sulphation, no buckled plates, no freezing. There is a size for every car and the battery is guaranteed for three years. More than 250 are in use in the county, among the users being the Anaheim Bakery on its delivery cars, W. H. Schureman, manager of the Anaheim Citrus Fruit Association; Henry Adams, vice-president of the Chamber of Commerce; the East Side grocery, W. C. Hefferny and George W. Barfoot. BUICK SALES IN 6 MONTHS 61,000 There will have to be some more 50-carload lots of Buicks if sales continue as they have in the past in So. Cal. More than 61,000 of the cars were shipped from the Flint, Detroit and Canadian plants since Aug. 1 when the new models first were announced, and California has received one of the largest proportions of any state in the Union. The figures were given out by H. W. Tuttle of the Howard Auto Company in Los Angeles. November set up new marks, as had October-in daily, weekly and monthly production. This year is expected to witness Buick output and sales far exceeding any year previous. QUART OF OIL FREE AT HOLDITCH STATION John P. Holditah, beginning today and on every Saturday he ceases until further notice, will give away a quart of Zerolene with every five gallons of gasoline purchased and a quart of Mech oil with every 10 gallons of gasoline. Packard and Reo cars have been in strong demand in Orange county the past three weeks, according to Manager Cromer of the local office of Dale & Co., who reports these sales: Reos—Phaetons to Lena M. Jay, C. H. Pearson and William Rohrbacher; sedans to P. C. Squires, J. Earl Talcott and J. L. Palmer; touring, W. E. Amabry; coupes, Dr. Gunning Butler, Dr. J. C. Murfin and R. R. Hayes. Packards — Edward Journigan, twin six touring; Margaret Conlon, single six touring; Otto C. Kubon, single six sport with California top; Judge R. Y. Williams, Dr. H. A. Stryker and A. B. Watson, each a singel six sedan. Net earnings of $7,613,246 after taxes and depreciation are reported by Nash Motors for the year ended Nov. 30. QUART OF OIL FREE AT HOLDITCH STATION John P. Holditch, beginning today and on every Saturday heefter until further notice, will give away a quart of Zerolene with every five gallons of gasoline purchased and a quart of Molh oil with every 10 gallons of gasoline. The service station is at 323 So. Los Angeles-st, opposite the Anaheim office of the Auto Club of So. Cal. Increase of Hupp Motor company stock to permit of a 10 per cent stock disbursement will be asked of stockholders by the directors of the company. Daniels & Williams 211 N. Los Angeles St. BRUNSWICK TIRES 84% Friction-Proofed Manufactured by The Brunswick-BalkeCollender Co. A Scientific Process That Has Doubled Tire Life! We invite you to make a test of Brunswick Tires you will be delighted at the freedom from road worry. And they cost no more than ordinary tires. Sold by following dealers: LEE'S SERVICE STATION, East Center and Kroeger Streets POWERS SERVICE STATION, South Los Angeles and Elm Streets FIVE POINTS SERVICE STATION, East Center Street BLUE & GOLD SERVICE STATION, South Spadra and Orangethorpe Streets SMITH'S SERVICE STATION, Buena Park, California ANAHEIMERS Mac-Dry Battery suppose that the sottery is such mainly Herr, whose shop is in Los Angeles street, the Mac-Dry battery city. That is, it reand hence no attencid. separators, there is alphation, no buckzeezing. There is a car and the battery is three years. are in use in the users being the on its delivery cars, manager of the Fruit Association; ce-president of the herce; the East Side feferny and George ES IN MTHS 61,000 to be some more Bulks, if sales have in the past in man 61,000 of the from the Flint, dian plants since new models first and California has the largest proporin the Union. e given out by H. Howard Auto Comiles. up new marks, as silly, weekly and expected to witness males far exceeding IL FREE CH STATION beginning today day hereafter unwill give away a with every five purchased and a with every 10 gal- AJAX AND BUICK THRU DEATH VALLEY Those who have viewed the southwestern desert from the luxury of Pulman car can possibly grasp what it means to cross such a dreary, forbidding area as Death Valley in a motor car if they will believe any part of the following: Three daredevils, namely "Outdoor" Franklin, super-daredevil driver, no other than Charlie Owens, famous artist, and Captain Davis, made the trip into its lowest depths and lived to tell the tale—a tale hundreds of prospectors left in the shape of whitened bones on blistering sands. The men came back because, according to them, they had pinned their faith in a Buick six, equipped with Ajax cords. These hardened voyagers told A. E. Boal, manager of the Los Angeles branch of the Ajax Rubber Co., that they had never experienced such a depressing atmosphere as they felt in Death Valley. It was a living morgue, if that can be imagined. Four hundred miles of bumping, pounding, skidding and nerywracking going in a Buick heavily overloaded with a month's provisions and camping equipment. The whole weighing above 4300 pounds. A feat accomplished, the like of which has never before been successfully completed. Six quarts of gasoline was all the fuel left in the tank when the party reached civilization. They are unanimous in their opinion that the trip might have ended disastrously, as many whitened bones and wagon rulers told, if they had not been driving a wonderful car equipped with mighty Ajax, Cord tires—a super combination, which, when pitted against the worst imaginable odds nature has to offer, kept the faith "Outdoor" Franklin placed in them to the last mile of the 613 of "damnably tough going", as this fearless driver tersely expressed it. TWO CARLOADS OF TRADE BETTER, SAYS RELIABLE TIRE CO Another week has passed, and the Para-Bell tire still has not been advanced like most independent makes. But better not wait any longer, advises Roy Mendoza of the Reliable Tire Co., local distributors. The price may go up any day. The firm has them in all sizes, and also the Apex, the cheapest tire for the money on the market, in Mendoza's opinion. Many have visited the new store at 209 South Los Angeles street and taken advantage of the low prices. GROVE TO FULLER FOR HUDSON, E H. R. Grove, former brander here of Townsend & M. Hudson and Essex distributor, been given the Fullerton dean and is working "on his own." smile and hustle sold manly in Anaheim and vicinity, and is mostly responsible for his proR. A. Keller, his assistant in charge for the present, will join Grove in Fullerton soon. We are now in our NEW STORE 200 South Los Angeles Street You Can "DRIVE IN" You Can! Sutton & Mendoza RELIABLE TIRE CO. DODGE BROTHERS Our sedan possesses beauty, comfort and refinement. Let us show you this car with it's late features. We will also take the same pleasure in demonstrating to you the features of our open models. TWO CARLOADS OF CHEVROLETS HERE Two carloads of Chevrolets reached the Frank P. Taggart Company, northern Orange County distributors this week. The 12 cars included a sedan and an FB model five-passenger touring. The Fullerton branch also has received many cars. The arrivals fulfill the prediction made before Christmas that deliveries of the new models in quantity could be expected about this time. Our sedan possesses beauty, comfort and refinement. Let us show you this car with its latest features. We will also take the same pleasure in demonstrating to you the features of our open models. Chas. H. Mann 210 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 43 Strange—Isn't it remarkable how speak well of the Jord Strange, isn't it, that made so many friends. Simple enough when you long record of economic cost and high resale made so many friends. Simple enough when y long record of econom cost and high resale owners enjoy. J. E. WALTER Center Street at Olive Phone JORD GROVE TO FULLERTON FOR HUDSON, ESSEX R. Grove, former branch manager here of Townsend & Medberry, Johnson and Essex distributors, has given the Fullerton dealership its working "on his own." Grove's ease and hustle sold many a car naheim and vicinity, and this was solely responsible for his promotion. A. Keller, his assistant here, is charge for the present, but will Grove in Fullerton soon. R. G. Adams, former Fullerton dealer, has given up the agency. By a recent decision of Harold L. Arnold, So. Cal. distributor, all districts will be open hereafter, so that Grove can sell here or his successor in Fullerton. Grove's successor is not yet in sight. Christensen School of Popular Music Apartment 5 Kraemer Bldg. 222 E. Center St. Phone 901 Still Selling Tires at the Old Price Tire Prices Have Advanced 10 to 20% But we are selling out lines of Reliable tires at the Old Price NENNO & BOCK EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO NENNO & BOCK EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO GOODYEAR—HARTFORD—DAYTON Tires & Tubers Accessories & Replacement Parts 145 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 464 e-Isn't It? able how many people the Jordan? t, that the Jordan has friends. when you learn of the economy, low service resale value which friends. when you learn of the economy, low service resale value which VALTER CO. Phone 511 Anahéim DAN