The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-09-09
LDSMOBILE
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ADDED EASE AND SECURITY

LIZ Ll1CL II1NO ~
Therrnosfafic Oidssnobile now has therno-
Choro;no Co,,,,oT static control on the generator
that automatically increases
the charging rate when the engine is cold and de-
creases the charging rate as the temperature rises.
The spark control is full automatic.
TEiH-Beon Head lamps have doub1e-h1arnen
Li~hf Control bulbs, one hlanent for bright
action and one for 'din action.
On 'dim action the light is bright but thrown
at a downward angle that protects the ~onconing
driver and gives ample vision to the O,dsnaobile
driver.
Steering Wheel The twin-beam OIdsrnobile head
Itohf Central lights are operated without the
driver shifting his position, as the
light control switch is a neat lever, exactly like
the hand throttle, centered on the steering wheel.
instruments From behind the glass face of each
Tnd;yectlv instrument in the unit-grouped
m.u.na dash panel, an indirect light glows
whenever any of the lights are
lighted, illuminating each instrument without
glare or reflection in the drivers eyes.
Instrument Panel A reliable instrument board
Fuel Canoe fuel gauge, now standard on
- all Oldsnaobile body types,
accurately indicates the supply of gasoline.
~ThiefProof Anew design in thief-proof car locks
Car Iork is a feature of this Oldsmobile. With
this tbief-proof control the engine
cannot be started when the key is left in the lock.
Turning off the ignition positively locks the car
and reduces the hazard of thieves who commonly
cut over" on other types of locks, for switch and
coil are built integral in a vault-like steel housing.
The ignition key also operates the door locks.
NEW DEE1OI IL AMI jim Il MEN 10
Fisher IBo- Only seeing can give you a real APP
Tone Dnco probation of this truly fine car.
Bodies etti,ciP of na.;od sarni Inckei
interior door handles, v. V. windshield, in
struraents unit grouped in a walnut panel CEN
tered on the satin finish black instrument board,
walnut steering wheel, heavy rug and rubber mat
floor coverings, deep spring-cushioned seats, at
angles OF greatest comfort. The hood line has
been raised slightly, producing a longer and
larger appearance. The radiator, finished in the
>or.,a a ~ FL 1cfro ChrnoofrI,, that . ouo1,
sively Oldsrnobiles, retains its familiar beauty
with a slight change in the sweep of the SYM
metrica1 side lines. The tenders are now full
crown type, with additional dust shields in black
enamel.
NO STANDARD PRICE INCREASE
You Gain By All these features of greater value,
The Benefits and all those others that will i'm
orc-a press you as you go over this
" oA'@@ Oldsrnobile, point by point-are
yours at no increase in Oldsraobile's low standard
remain unchanged, with the exception of a ten
dollar addition to the price of the Deluxe Coach
and the Deluxe Sedan. And if you please, you may
drive an Oldsrnobile Series e. as you pay for it
from your incorne-on the @. M. A. c. plan of de-
ferred payments. The Oldsmobile Series e may
be had in ten body styles: the Standard Tour
ing, 1878; the Deluxe Touring, $3.50; the Deluxe
Roadster, $975; the Standard Coupe, S925; the
Deluxe Coupe, 1890; the Standard Coach, $780,;
the Deluxe Coach, S1050; the Standard Sedan,
s1025; the Deluxe Sedan. s1125; and the Landau,
S1190; all prices F.. O.. B., Lansing, Michigan. The
DeLuxet types include special equipment attractive
both in appearance and utility.
THE NEW LANDAU
Built for the Nan 1t has long been a fact
Who Could Pay More that a certain number of
people have recognized
that all the qualities of luxury, which they in
prize, may now be enjoyed in a car
in size and moderate in price. To meet
this demand Oldsnobile now introduces the new
Landau-complete, tasteful and beautiful.