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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20
Wild Rose
BY MRS. ". H. BROwNAwELI

The board Of equalization met q,
the township clerks office Monday
All members were present Is well q
the assessor, Everett Porter, from
across the lake.
Lee, Ray and Earl Saville wen,
on a dairy tour at Mandan last weel
and inspected several dairy farms
on their trip.
Miss Helen Brownawell Of Bis.
marck spent the weekend visiting
relatives and friends here.
A number Of our young people at.
tended the dance 1t Motif Monday
evening. Poppy music was furn.
ished by the colored band.
Smith Engleman Of Dana made Z
short business call here Thursday.
0. F. Buck and Homer Browne.
well made q business trip to Hazel.
ton Tuesday.
John Peterson left from Steele
Sunday evening to visit relatives and
friends in Wisconsin.
Mrs. L. r. May and granddaugh.
ter Sally Lou May visited Mrs. VIM.
May Of Braddock last week.
A large crowd met at the @. r.
Martini farm one night last week
to charivari Floyd Martini, who was
recently married to q popular teach.
er of Braddock, Miss Lilliboe. A
jolly good time was enjoyed by all
present. Coffee, refreshments and
cigars were served by Floyd and his
bride.
Miss Adelaide Laurie, representa-.
tive Of the county agents extension
work, vas here Saturday interview
ing the ladies about forming a home
club here.
Dr.. Baer Of Braddock was called
to attend Roger Carlisle, who was i'll
several days last week.
Marvin Swanson took O. B. Swan.
son to Bismarck Saturday for treat
ment on his hand that is infected
with blood poison, but is slowly i'm.
proving.
Frank Saville and Ernest Swan.
SON and Misses Ada Saville and
Ethyl Mandigo left for Valley City
Sunday, where the young ladies will
enter = teachers college. The boys
returned the same night.
Some Of our farmers here attend.
ed the stock show and dance 1t
Hazelton Friday.
A large number from here went
to Pursian Park Sunday afternoon
to hear Ex-G Governor Burke speak.
Mr.. Ward, q prominent farmer
from near Hazelton, made q business
call here Saturday.
Dwight Carlisle, who has been ut.
tending business college in Fargo
returned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brownawell
and son Bobby Of Sterling called q
the parental home Sunday evening
Bobby remained to visit his grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brown.
awell.
Harry Koenig played ball with tn,
Sterling ball team at Sterling Sun.
day.
Friends and neighbors met to.
gether Wednesday afternoon for /
surprise shower on our newlyweds
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Martini. Man,
beautiful and useful gifts were pre-,
scented, and q delicious lunch va,
served by the ladies.
MI. and Mrs. @. F. Buck are en-.
joying q visit with Mr.. Buck,
mother and other relatives from
South Dakota.
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Glenview
ny MRS. LARS JACOBSON

A party was given at the Frank
Ltndstrom home Saturday evening,
the occasion being Franks birthday
anniversary. Dancing and refresl-
ments were enjoyed by Ill and every
one departed in the wee hours wish.
Ing Frank many more jolly birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Monroe enter.
tanned their friends at q dancing
party 1t their home Saturday evening.
A d s4cious lunch was served ct mid-
night By the hostess and q general
good time wa had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coz johnson and
Edgar jacobson were Mandan and.
Bismarck callers Wednesday.
Miss Helga sarmula has RESIGNED
her position - teacher in the school
Of this district and Is leaving for her
home ct Perth soon.
The Arthur Power family have
moved on the farm recently vacated
BY the belongs.
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Anstrom and
daughter Mae and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Johnson Of Painted Woods
visited ct the Lars jacobson home
Sunday evening.
Miss Mabel eager accompanied q
party Of friends on . motor trip to
AGannhaven Sunday.
Mr.. Ella Csrlson Of Crofte spent
Friday ct the Lars Jacobson home
having some sewing done. Nh. and
Ars. Albert Larson called for her In
the evening.
Mrs. Emma Bolch and sons Of
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By GLADYS NELSON

Alvin Tryge was q caller at the
George Nelson home Monday and
got his stray calves. Sam Brown
was aleo . supper guest.
Otto and Alice Swanson, John
Risen, Elizabeth, Phillip and Robert,
Gsrtie Mae and Gladys Nielsen went
to Baldwin Monday night to attend
the ChAutauqua.
George, M. A. and Gerald Nelson
motored to Regain Tuesday and had
repair work done on some well rods.
Joe Marley. called ct the John
Risch home Tuesday on local bust
ness.
A. C. Wilde, merchant from viii.
ton, was . caller Tuesday 1T the
Geo. Nelson home.
d. A. Nelson was . caller Wednes-
day at the Kruger home.
Laurence Midland was q caller ri
the Geo. Nelson home Tuesday. Mr.
Madland is the road boss in oul
township and started the road work
this week.
Axsl johnson made . trip to Re.
gan Wednesday and hauled . load
Of wheat up.
John Kruger assisted the Nelson
boys Wednesday in fencing thl
meadow on their north quarter
whore they put the young stock t
nss. CO. wAitssl. stsvs ~.
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Hazlegrove
by MRS. RAY H~AZLEGROvE

There was township meeting at the
clerks office in Hazlegrove Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were
In futile Monday night. Donald Ell
lott came home with them. He will
help Ray with chores for 4 while.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre called Nom
day morning ct the Elmer Drumm
home.
Bert Granville and sons Dean and
Harold called at Ray Haxlegrove's
Tuesday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Bert dlanville and
Mrs. Howard Granville drove to Biz
marck Monday to see their daughter,
Mrs. Harrison Rodgers. who il sick
at the hospital, and found that they
were grandpa and grandma.
MI. and Mrs. Harrison Rodgers are
the parents Of . fine pair Of twin
boys born Monday, June 10th, at the
st. Alexius hospital. Mother and
boys are fine. We extend our con-
CALCULATIONS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil sattler and
niece. Della zwtegle. and Irwin eattlel
were In Tutsle Tuesday. They len
their daughter Shirley Jean with
Ars. Ray Haslegrove.
Mr4. pete I~sutohinson has Z dandy
cafe In the old bank building ID
futile.
Luverne oulitusg drove down Il
Ben Elanbur0's Monday. fIe Is 60.
ing to help Zen tor q while.
Mrs. Karl Cipplin Was quite sicl
Monday night. Mr.. Cipplin stoppet
Mr.. and Nrs. H4SleerOv. O., thig
we're on their way home from town
and asked them to tell M. and llrs
6tolker TO come over. - she vi
quite sick.
Nj. and llrs. Frank Gray and a.
vim and Opal Gray were supper guest
Tuesday evening ct the Ray HaSle.
grove home.
M. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove an
Donald Elliott called At the Franz
Gray home Wednesday.
Lester Kennedy drove out 70 tn
Joe Goldsmith home with oil Wed,
nesday.
Hen Klangburg Arck, Z few acre,
for McIntyre's this week.
Elmer Perry was In futile Wed
nesday.
Mary Crumwel d nov assisting
Mn. Elmer Drtln.n with her house
work.
3, Afrs. Ella Dodge of California ar
rived last week 1t Darlington TO visi
her daughter. Mr.. George Burrhan
Of Darlington and Mrs. VIII Ttielin,
Of Tuttle.
nay Aaslesfoye and 4mil eattle
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Raleigh
By w. B.. DoRwARD

Mrs. Charles BEEN entertained q
party of lady friends at q course
luncheon Wednesday afternoon as a
courtesy to Mrs. Alfred Westrum,
who is moving to 0lendive, Mont. In
a short time.
Henry Hertz Of Carson was q bust
ness visitor in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Void and chill
dren of Fargo arrived Wednesday
night and will spend q short vacation
with Mrs. Wold's sister and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Rausch.
Mr.. Dickinson Of jamestown was
attending to matters Of business In
Raleigh Friday.
Thee. Christensen was q business
visitor in Bismarck Friday returning
in the evening with a new car.
Max Erker Of 6elfridge was visiting
friends In Raleigh Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wolfgram
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Tillman re-
turned Wednesday from a two weeks
motor trip to Quill Lake. Saskatche-
wan. Canada.
Albert Meyers and Carl Schiek at
tended the county school board meet
ing held in Carson Saturday.
The Raleigh Ladies Aid held their
regular monthly meeting Thursday
afternoon in the church basement. II
was the meeting for the annual elec-
ton Of officers. The following were
elected: Mrs. August Nelson. pres.
ident; Mrs. Clark Belden, vice pres.
ident: Mrs. G. L. Klienschmidt, sec.
rotary and treasurer. A picnic lunch.
con was served at the conclusion o.
the meeting.
Mrs. G. L. Klienschmidt and chill.
dren and Miss Martha flanders mo.
tored to Bismarck on business Thurs
day.
Peter Kuntz Of Shields was q bust,
ness visitor In town saturday.
Peter Klien, local stock buyer
Skipped one Car Of cattle to 6iou,
City and q car Of hogs to Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BEEN mo
tered to Mott Sunday to spend tn
day with their children. MI. and Mr.
L. L. Brundage. They were accom-,
panied home by their grandchildren
Dean and Francille. who win spent
their vacation visiting their grand
parents.
A party Of young folks enjoyed q
odting Of fishing and picnichine Of
the Cannon Bali near Dreten Setur
day night and Sunday.
Nels Helm moved his bridge GREY
Ito New England this week.
Mrs.. w. p. stayner and childrel
motored to Bismarck Thursday. The
were accompanied By Mrs. ?.
Rausch.
Children's day was observed In th
Presbyterian church Sunday with .
especially arranged program given b
the children.
+. 8. Dorward Of Costana. Iowa. q
rived Monday Tor . weeks WHIT Z
the home Of his brother. w. 3. Doe
ward. He departed Tor his hon,
Sunday afternoon. He Wa surprise
to see conditions 20 favorable In tn
section Of the country.
A party composed q Frank 70
worth, Albert Bird. VIM. Morriso
and z. Wells. left Sunday for = mote
trip through the Black Hills.
Miss Ethel Woltgram surprieod b
many friends Sunday when ahe M
united In marriage TO Charles VIM
OF Shields &C Carson. Judge y1etcho
performed the ceremony. NH. WIN
! grew to young Womanhoo0 IN "a
community. She = &c eldest dAllol
ter ~ MI. and Mrs. Charles Vol
!, efsm. ~. and NSs. White - 81
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Frances
By MILDRED E. DIETZMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer LulldQuist CALI
ed on Mrs. Lundquist's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Wedgar. of Naughtcn
township. Monday evening.
Lawrence Madland drove some
horses to the william LANCER farm
Monday.
Miss Mildred Dietzman was badly
burned Monday afternoon while try
Ing to take a gas stove out of the
house which had caught on fire.
Paul Mccormick and Mino Harms
have been doing building for Mrs.
Bryan Of Bismarck this past week.
Senus Harms overhauled Dan Nc
Cormick's car the fore part Of the
week.
Mrs. Lawrence maitland and son
Donald got some wash water from
Dietzman's Monday.
Art Fricke was a business call
er at Menoken Monday.
Floyd Owen was a business caller
at the w. A. Oietzman home We'd
nesday.
William Kershaw and son Arthur
and Arthur Norum were business
callers at the John Olson home We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill maitland and son
David. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mad
land and son Donald and Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Otterson enjoyed a picnic
| dinner at the .....dan tourist park
| Wednesday.
Frank Watched ground feed for
Floyd Owen Thursday.
Martin Tooker was a business call
err at the Floyd Owen home Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Moffit Of near
| Menoken were business callers at the
Walter Dietzman home Thursday.
Andrew Trygg delivered som
wheat to Menoken Friday.
Martin Tooker got some seed flax
from Driscoll Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dietzman and
daughter Mildred and son Edwin at
tended the Farmers Union picnic
held at the Menoken grove Friday
afternoon and everyone reported ar
enjoyable time.
Lawrence maitland delivered pigs t.
| bismarck for Bill Madland WedneS-
day.
Mrs. Cedric Craig and daughter
Josephine visited at the home o.
Mrs. Craig's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
| George Watched. and family Wednes-
day while Mr.. Craig transacted bust
ness in Bismarck.
v. M. Ora ZEN put some horses III
| the Gussner pasture Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormick ant
family attended a birthday party al
the Joe Gabel home Thursday night.
Miss Esther Cederstrom returned tt
her parental home Monday to visit
for a short time.
Dan Mccormick and Bill Weltor
went to New Rockford to attend Z
rodeo Thursday.
Business callers in Bismarck Satur.
day from this vicinity were Mi. ant
Mrs. Elmer Lundquist, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Mccormick and family ant
Martin Tooker.
A large number of folks from thi!
vicinity attended the barn dance a.
Crum's Saturday night and all re-
ported a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCormick ane
family visited at the Emil Sakot homl
Sunday.
Senus and John Harms were visi'
tors at the George Watched hom'
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dietzman an;
family visited at the hon., Of Mrs
Mary Mccormick Sunday.
Miss Bernice Mccormick spent tn
week visiting with her aurA Grac'
and grandfather. George Gabel.
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Ternvik


I want to make Z correction to the
mistake I made about William Nelson
having q dance Sunday night. It wa
Friday night instead.
A number Of friends visited at the
Moore home Sunday to see the new
baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Buck Of Hazel
ton were visitors at the Leonard Zun-
kes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Reich. Jr., mo-
tored to Sykeston Saturday and will
stay for . few days to visit friends.
8. q. stedman returned home from
Bismarck where he had been staying
with his wife, who is in the st.
Alexius hospital.
E. NJ. Larvick accompanied by wal
ter Albrecht. Edward and Guy Chill.
son attended the stock show at Haz.
elton Thursday.
Mr. Denholm Of Emmonsbur9 was
In Temvik Thursday to buy some
eggs and transact business here.
Mrs. Chase Of Hazelton came down
to see her daughter Merle and take
her back with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Foell and chill
dren motored to Bismarck Wednesday
to visit the sick patients.
Word has been received that Ed
Cent? was hurt in the elevator at
Stanton where he has been employed
since he left here. He Is In the Bis.
marck hospital.
Mrs. Chas. De Witt entertained
Ladies' Aid ct her home Thursday
afternoon. The next meeting will be
held at Mrs. Will Foell's, June 20.
Mi and Mrs. Virgil Stedman drove
to Bismarck Saturday to see their
mother. who is in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Zunkel mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday to do
shopping.
Mn. 4. =. stednas, Mrs. chilson
ana daughter, Mary Jane, and MRS.
"a Larvtck were choppers IN Linton
Friday.
L. p. Hendrix returned from the
Jamestown hospital Friday evening
but he and Mi. Hendrix returned
Monday to receive more treatments.
Mrs. Chas. Enders entertained i
number Of girls In honor Of her
daughter Dorthea's birthday Monday
afternoon.
Katherine Foell, David CaluEhoun
and Hartha Ochsner were among the
eighth grade graduation exercises
held at eeamen park Wednesday att
erroon.
Jake Pfaff and Mr.. oimbel finished
painting the Chas. De witt residence
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Larvick and
family were dinner guests at the Ed
1sArvick home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Nauman, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nauman and children
LETT Friday morning for, different
points In Minnesota and Wisconsin.
/ The Temvik Shipping association
held its annual meeting Saturday aft
ernoon. A representative from the
Farmers Union Livestock commission
spoke at the meeting.
Olaf Larvick. Marie and virginia
Larvick motored to Glendale Tues.
day to bring Mr.. Larvick's dauehter
Sophis home.
John Anderson Is taking care Of
the George Naunian farm place and
Donald Calquhoun Is staying Ut the
Q. Nautnan home while they are on
their vacation trips.
MI. and Mrs. Olaf Larvick and
children left Monday for the Black
Hills and to visit relatives in south.
ern Minnesota. They expect to be
gone three weeks.
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Hampton
by ELIZABETH KOPPY

Dill JOeO ana MrS. .. u. BuS0y mo.
tored to Linton Monday. Mrs. Bush
was accompanied home by Florence
Meier. who visited there several days.
The Godfrey Grenz children have
been on the sick list.
Steve Unger called at the Herman
Backhaus home Wednesday.
Math and Steve Koppy, Jr., and
Frank Chesrown and sons Bob and
Francis helped Porter TIMBER vacci-
nate cattle Wednesday.
The floods In the western part of
the state brought considerable drift
wood down the river and people are
busy hauling home the same.
Ferman Busby went to Bismarck
Monday to get his cal.
John Joeb was a Linton caller
Monday.
Mrs. Frank Chesrown and son Rus
sell and her mother. Mrs. Burns,
moved out to the ranch this week to
spend the summer after being in Lin
ton during the school months.
Edward Kiemele. John J. Ohlhau-
ser, Jr., David loeb. ST., and Steve
Koppy, ST., were among those that
attended to business matters at Lin
ton Wednesday.
Francis Chesrown returned the
fore part of the week from across
the river where he has spent several
days visiting with relatives and
friends.
Theodore Yetter and sons Thomas
and John OF Linton and son Frank
from here were business callers at the
Porter TIMBER home Wednesday.
G. Denholm "a shopping at Tenn
vik Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mausehund
were Linton callers Thursday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Lawler were
shopping at Linton Thursday.
Pete Stretch Himself of Cannon
Ball was = business caller at the Ed.
C. Weller home Thursday.
Herman w. Backhaus, Sr., was a
Linton caller Friday.
Quite q number of people from
around here attended the stock show
at Hazelton.
1V9VCA OllAOCA tOOA u VI uCAlV0V VI
hogs to Linton Friday.
Elmer Anderson of Linton brought
% head Of horses over from Cannon
Ball Friday. He was assisted by
Buck" Wilson and Joe Keeps Eagle.
Math Koppy called at the John
Backhaus home Friday on business.
Merle Buck was a business caller at
the Ed. Weller home Friday.
Porter TIMBER was a business visitor
at the Jack Backhaus home Saturday
Miss Elizabeth Koppy. who has
been working for Mrs. Joseph ]. Pit
ger Of Huff. returned home Saturday
to spend the summer with her par
ents.
Francis Chesrown was a Linton
caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz and
children attended the stock show al
Eazelton Thursday.
John Rensckers and Henry KNITTED
were Sunday callers at the Steve
Koppy home. Helmut and Walter
Scheirmeister and Ted Smith also
called there.
The nine-month- old infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Weber dice
Saturday morning after only a few
days Of illness. He is survived by hi.
parents and one brother. Herbert. ane
one sister. Charlotte, his grandpar.
ents, and n great-grandmothcr
Funeral services were held Monday
Rev. F. J. Doyen. pastor Of the Lu.
theran church, officiating. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Weber and family now live a
Linton. They moved there last fall
They were born and raised in Thu
community.
A number Of the boys from thi!
vicinity attended the ball game a
Cannon Ball Sunday. 0ayton playes
with Cannon Ball.
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Porto Allegro. Brasil. Wins
expogtatton from the state o. nc
orande do Sui recently rooe 70 ooo,Ooo
gallons n one month. Nearly 10000
persons In the Italian colony q thi,
state engage In wins production ans
their present production = The lafgssl
n dlstogy.
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Clyde and Virgil Little, Mi. and Mrs.
Henry Swanson and daughter Dolores.
Grandma Ong Of California Is Wis.
ittng at the q. o. Lindsey home.
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exceptional-for the rigid frame and the
long springs reduce sidesway to the
minimum.
Beautiful Fisher Bodies
The marvellous bodies on the Chevrolet
Six reveal, as never before, the matchless
artistry that has made the Fisher name re-
nowned throughout the world for excel
lence in coachcraft. Longer, lower and
roomier ;. finished in attractive, long
lasting colors i. and upholstered in
rich deep-tufted fabrics that give to the
interiors an air of custom elegance-they
introduce into the low-price field an
entirely new measure of style and dis
tinction.
Proved Dependability
Before the new Chevrolet Six was pre-
sented to the public, it had been tested
for more than a million miles on the
roads of the General Motors Proving
Ground. Never did afnew motor car
go into the hands of its owners more
thoroughly proved in every detail. And
now, reports of its performance on the
highways of the nation pay glowing
tribute to its endurance and depend
ability.
Amazingly Low Prices
Many people do not realize that this mar
velous new six-cylinder Chevrolet is
actually offered in THE price range Of the
Jour- Compare total delivered prices as
well as factory prices when determining
automobile values. You will find Chew
rolet delivered prices include the lowest
handling and financing charges available.
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since January Et

of complete security-and you come to
the end of a full days drive entirely free
from the WEAKNESS caused by engine
noise and body rumble.
6-Cylinder Power
The great reserve power of the new Chew
rolet Six is constant delight. The
steepest hills are taken with ease Heavy
roads are negotiated without the neces-
sity for frequent gear-shifting. And even
at the higher speeds, there is always that
feeling of confidence which comes from
the knowledge that additional power is at
hand -. instantly available for whatever
need may arise.
Modern Safety Features
The new Chevrolet Six is equipped with
every modern safety and convenience
feature-ypi6ed by full ball bearing
steering mechanism, nonlocking 4-wheel
brakes with separate emergency brake,
foot controlled adjustable two-beam
headlights, automatic fuel pump, theft
proof Electrolock, electric motor temper
ature indicator, and Fisher wv windshield
and adjustable drivers seat in all closed
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Ever since the date of its introduction,
the new Chevrolet Six has swept trium-
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of popularity. Value for value and price
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result has been an overwhelming public
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January LIST. And everywhere the enthu-
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other Car in the world, those ten great
fundamental factors which careful buyers
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6-Cylinder SmOOthness
Due to the finer inherent balance of its
six-cyinder valve-in-head motor, the new
Chevrolet provides that smooth, quiet,
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delight for both driver and passengers.
6-Cylinder Getaway
And in sheer brilliance Of performance,
aswen as in smoothness and quietness of
operation, the new Chevrolet Six is
revelation. An automatic acceleration
pump results in remarkably fast accelera-
ton whenever the accelerator is suddenly
depressed. And a new high-compression
non-desonating cylinder head eliminates
every trace of "lugging when you
have occasion to accelerate swiftly in
high gear.
6-Cylinder Speed
Naturally, Chevrolet's powerful six-cyl-
inder valve-in-head motor might be ex-
pected to provide speed in abundance.
But even more important than the speed
of the new Chevrolet Six is the smooth,
quiet, resful comfort you experience at
every point on the speedometer. You
can open the throttle wide with feeling