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PRINTED here are current prices on Buick
cars— delivered locally — complete and
ready to run.
We invite you to compare them, dollar for dollar
—with particular eye to what the price includes.
Every Buick price here includes such present
day “musts” as an underseat heater, a fine-toned
radio, back-up lights built into the car rather
than hung on the bumper, windshield washers
installed at the factory.
ROADMASTER prices include Dynaflow Drive,
that super-smooth transmission available only
on Buicks.
Every price includes super-soft tires—plus the
extra comfort of the widest rims in the industry.
Every price includes Fireball valve-in-head
. power—plus new self-setting valve lifters.
So your dollars buy a matchless combination
of ride and room and performance, of style —
and size —and stepped-up visibility. And you
get the four-square deal described in the panel.
So go ahead and shop the cars. Check the
prices. Check what’s in them. Check the deal
you get. You’ll end up at a Buick dealer, get
ting your order in!
DELIVERED AT YOUR DOOR
INCLUDING RADIO, UNDERSEAT HEATER, DEFROSTER, WIND
SHIELD WASHER, BACK-UP LIGHTS — AND DYNAFLOW DRIVE
ON ROADMASTER MODELS.
SPECIAL SERIES
465 2-Door Sedanet.$2324.70*
41 4-Door Sedan. 2398.70*
Above are last quoted prices on this series. New SPECIALS
are now under development and new prices will be
announced when production oi this series is resumed.
SUPER SERIES
56S 2-Door Sedanet. 2561.80*
51 4-Door Sedan. 2661.80*
56C Convertible. 3093.80*
59 Estate Wagon. 3698.80*
ROADMASTER SERIES
765 2-Door Sedanet. 3133.30"'
71 4-Door Sedan. 3254.SO'1"
76C Convertible. 3657.30*
79 Estate Wagon. 4269.30""
State and city taxes, if any, extra. Dynaflow Drive optional at extra cost
on SUPER models. White sidewall tires optional at extra cost on all
models. All prices subject to change without notice.
HERE’S OUR FOUR-SQUARE SELLING POLICYI
1. NO PRICE* PADDING! We guarantee our prices to contain nothing but
charges that were standard practice in figuring prewar delivered prices. You
receive an itemized bill of sale showing all charges. And we display our prices
in our showroom.
2. NO "LOADING" OF UNWANTED ACCESSORIES. All cars are delivered
with accessories as ordered. We pledge ourselves to add no "extras" you do
not want.
3. NO COMPULSORY TRADE-INS. Selling used cars is part of our business.
Naturally we like to take cars in trade. But you do not have to sell your car
to us! We will take your order, and deliver your car, without requiring a
car in trade!
4. NO COLLUSION WITH "GRAY MARKETEERS." We wi'l ret knowingly
Lu f -ii> iv a sale of Buick cars to any individual who
operates in the "gray market." Our interest is
entirely in delivering cars to bona
fide customers.
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Tune in HFNRY J. TAYLOR.
ABC Neiwflrk,
every Monday evening.
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i' Communication
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Editor’s Note: In response to re
cent action of the Chamber i>
Commerce Howard Lyng has sen
the following communication 4<
the Nugget for publication.
Unemployment Compensation
Commission of Alaska
Juneau, Alaska,
March 2, 1949
Honorable Howard Lyng
Member, Territorial Senate
19th Alaska Legislative Session
Juneau, Alaska.
Dear Senator Lyng:
Relative to your inquiry regard
ing the possibility of establishing
an Employment Service Office,
representing this Agency in the
Second Division please be advised
as follows:
There are several factors in
volved to justify the establish
ment of an Employment Office in
*hny part of the Territory. One of
the principal factors is the possi
bility of being able to place work
ers into jobs. The other factor is
tablishing of a full-time employ
ment compensation. Up to this
time, we could not justify the es
tablishing o fa full-time employ
ment office in the Second D.Vi
sion. However, from the number
of inquiries now coming in. it is;
possible that conditions have
changed to an extent that such an
office may be established.
With this in mind, it is the in
tention of the Agency therefore to
have a Field Representative go
into the Second Division as so r,
as the weather permits and make
a survey of conditions there and
[when his report is rece'ved. the
matter will be acknowledged by
the Commission and either a full
lime office will be established or
at least a claims taking office, as
the situation warrants.
We will keep you fully advised
in the prenvses.
Very truly yours.
R. E. Sheldon.
Executive D re for
| RES:w
LOGGING TRUCK HITS
SCHOOL BUS. KILLS ONE
BELLINGHAM, Wash., (.Pi—-A
fully loaded logging truck < ide
' swiped a school bus on a narrow
road east of here yesterday 11
I ing an 11-year-old girl and injur
ing 16 adults and children.
Dead was June Wist’ae of S ar
Route. Wickersham. She . n t her
parents moved there only nvo
days ago.
The accident occurred about 20
miles east of Bellingham.
Mrs. Bessie Ambrose, bu< driv
er, told the state natrol one* log of
the truck was protrud ng across
the center of h? road. It hit the
bus just bene ith the driver's seat
although Mrs. Ambrose swung on
to the shoulde”, sh'i said, to avoid
the crash.
The Wistrae girl was sitting two
seats behind the driver.
United States used an estimated
billion yards of burlap in 1947.
ARCTIC CLUB PAINTING PARTY
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Sunday, March, 13, 11 A.M.
BRING YOUR BRUSH PAINT CAN AND LUNCH
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Refreshments Will Be Served
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