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Numph of a Principle —-;—i- ----*— at which point the American peo- •Tir. f*rcs«utt of Urowtueffle was er n m «iek»' trip, al- Mias Celeste Sprouse attended ple have invested in its capital business here Wednes* ter flpik, tlttV will !>« at home in meeting of! the Eastern St-r in _Rajl stock to the amount of nearly two trany^iijm Auto In I * WeaMfenaf’sn, tuondviUe Monday evening. billions of dollars. Illustrative of TO Mianet Bessie Scsebce and Lil- from and BUI Mist Alt* brother INCREASE llesflRHMf:. tfeorfe Moran and A! the of faith Amiftfca ft* this indus- littn JU*tf of Weslaco spent Monday Meraiv--Wtr<l .transacting business in ton and mother Mr*. Moran of Ly try* the General corporation Wre tkltine friends. Lyford ford attended ehftrch in Juniors Tuesday. __ ifarlinge on Sound alone, is composed of more than fifty and Mr. Weslay Qaks and brother-in-law Sprouse -Sunday. thousand stockholder* who have in- ^is^fMiifi. i PRODUCTION MpsAhal. were married here Mr. Lum Moore were in Harlingen vested upon their belief in its soli- -i ninjj at seven o’clock Wednesday. THE WOMAN TELLS .inBHET'&Fdarity. •nee of Rev. L. E. gow- Mr. Hargrove of Stuart Place has Motor ,-04,412 persons, ac- Ci er. of the immediate been elected principal of Sebastian NOTTINGHAM-.Ent.-M its Katl n*r to the latest figures, who •Makers of Oakland and Th<- ■, Await Arrival ——■ ■ Readers MB .present. reboot, for the ensuing term. !e«*n S;»'jruler*,, arrested for speedtn •tire directly employed in this indus- the 8. By 4AWftRNt'B P. rtSHER and. when linediatciy after 8. Caldwell transacted business gave'.her a* is when threaten, found, try, and there are an additional 241,- Pontiac Decideto At Various Points ap New Oi lcan and oth-j in Hailingen with alter to tell It. i Prmkhmt and Manager them. This is well illustTnwf in the Tuesday. jail refuting General 200 indirectly so employed. When Cadi if«c Motor Car automotive which has Route Company industry, the American people have tested a Enlarge Along The American people have an ct climbed fiom zero thirty practically principle or a product and have — taUished habit of for in the whole- hunting tilings years ajro to first place found it sound, is a there in them June 5. — The June *re rieht and a PONTIAC, Mich., DETROIT, Mi«h., A that basically sound, sale value of its products, strain of steadfastness in ant^to adhering Oakland Motor Car company will in- Cheviolet chassis, fitted with ft a».—i-f _ crease its production sthcduHi on special •^ibraVy,' body HCCommodat* I both the Oakland Six and the Pon- ing hqndred* of books neatly Ar- tiac Six for the next three months, ranged on shelves, is entering its it was announced at the meeting of sixth year of seivice with the Evans- district managers held at the fac- ton, III., public library, bringing lit- tory the last week in May. emture to suburbs during the sum- This increase in production is mer months when school brunch libr- planned to meet the increasing call aries are closed. * from dealers for more cur? to supply The visits of the "circulating their orders on hand. At no time branch" are eagerly awaited by hun- this yiar has Oakland been able to dreds of children and adults in supply dealers with sufficient cars sootes of communities near Evans- to meet their requirements. ton, according to Miss Idu F. Pontiac Six sales for the first five Wright, libratian of Evanston, and consecutive months have broken alt 4R one of the most popular exten- previous records for a new make of sion services ever inaugurated by car. The sale of more than 10,000 the institution. Patrons wait on the Pontiac Sixes, the first three months streets for the arrival of the car, established a new record, which has forming in orderly queues, to make been maintained by production and their selection of books from the sales of more than 25,000 Pontiac open shelves of the car. Withdrawal Sixes during the first five months. cards are stamped by one of the the During the first month that young men assigned to drive the car -i * Pontiac Six was introduced, Janu- and act as librarians en route, and aiy of this year, the average daily the library then proceeds to its next V 1# AAA was 00 production approximately destination. • * a cars. During February, 145 cars For ten weeks during the summer 1 QLD PRICES NEW i day were produced and this was iu- months the Cheviolet is used in this Coach . « •■ - * crewsed to 280 a day during March. subt^rban distribution until the *1445 *1395 50 a schedule of ^ During April daily school branches open for the winter. I Roadster - . - 1625 1525 100 “We Like Its more than J0U Ponliacs was main- It is then returned to headquarters > - - • Economy” arid 840 tained, throughout May, serve as y j to a utility car for the Royal Coupe 1795 , 1695 100 of these cars were produced dally. main library. Evanston is the home - . 1865 The sweeping increase of Oakland of Vice-President Dawe3 and the lo- Brougham 1745 120 Thousands of same over - Owners Six sales for the . - Say period cation of Northwestern University. Sedan 1695 1545 150 1025 is as the year equally spectacu- The Chevrolet has given excep- lar. The combined production of Sedan • - 1995 The truth is that the oper- isfying performance of the tional mechanical service, library of- Royal 1795 200 Oakland and Pontiac Sixes has plac- ■ ficials say, and it has never been CrovVn Sedan - - 2095 cost of a Pontiac Six is car’s six-cylinder engine and ed the Oakland Motor far company 1895 200 ating found necessary to supplement it * (All prices f. a. k Detroit, suttee, to current Federal excite I its in volume as one of the ten tax) lower than that of smaller and countless other superiori- leading with an extra car. Other communi- ties in beauty, roominess, and automobile manufacturers. ties are reported to be considering cars—or the Today’s Chrysler 70”—changed have driven their cars thousand! less powerful of similar moving libraries. comfort. adoption in no fl riding way except new lower upon thousands of miles, will evyr fl difference is so slight as to to it that is the keynote of Ameri- prices which sav» you $50 to *200 willingly go back to the less But the fact that en joy can accomplishment. modg pf not be of considera- they —is more tn>n ever the car of era of cars. worthy The world has never witnessed so type all , tion. these qualities at'no ad- public rapid a growth of any means ot preference. And now with its of ditional operating or mainten- savings *5G|fl transportation as it has witnessed in to are NASHABSORBS Long lived; characteristic *200, Chrysler “70”—the iderjlfl There ance Chrysler thousands of Pon- cost, is simply another the motor car. The giowth has been to tical car in every 8 tiac Six owners who would reason the drama- revolutionary in its suddenness; beauty; compact meet todays single respect underlying 'hat has won been in its traffic needs; for comfort such universal etKflf gladly bear slightly higher op- tic success the Pontiac Six is and it has evolutionary roomy social and economic results. And and luxury; easiest to handle on thusiastic admiration—is beyoncrfl erating costs to the sat- the nation over. enjoy scoring AJAX# all we COMPANY doubt are to realize the m just beginning any road; flashing pick-up; 70 best motor car in* I Oakland Six. to the what these results are. vestment in its class. Pontiac to —— — an Companion Six—$1025 $12*5. All prices at • • miles hour olus; safe —little f.| factory. Easy to pay the liberal (iencral Motors Time Plan. Business Sound Payment wonde** tha. MA* of its more than We are eager to demonstrate its fl Yet fund sound is the s« mentally Parent Corporation To hurdreu HrtrUi '.-J[ of owners who outstanding superiorities. use of motor car transportation that the most alert, progressive and sub- Continue Making _I M£Dermo!f Motor Colne stantial business brains of the Cars country have been attracted to auto- Light valley distributors . mobile manufacture and distribution. ® The results of the world on putting KENOSHA. Wis., June 5.—The Nash- CADELAC 1 wheels are alieudy so apparent built Ajax hereafter will be known ^ ■■ in addition level s/ that, to today’s healthy as the Nash Light Six, the Ajax Mo- DELTA MOTOR SALES conditon this an even 1 of industry, tors company, a subsidiary of Nash ji jHH blighter future is assured beyond Motors, having been entirely absorb- peradventure. ed by the parent company. The Chrysler Sales and Service m What has happened in the United consolidation marks the first anni- versary Ai-»x with States exemplifies what this vehicle o^Lbe q pro4u<£ 810 JElizabeth Street ».* . Texasm of cars. Brownsville, can accomplish in' its world-wide in- tion Many proces- ses the various Nash fluence. Here in this country* while among plants consolidation of railroads have actually benefited being identical, the manufacturing affords by the automobile industry, we have operations increased facilities for seen a shifting of a tremendous vol- production the Nash Six while this inter- ume of passenger travel and of Light lacing of manufacturing interests freight to the motor car. Most of made it advisable for the com- the big movements of population parent pany to absorb its subsidiary. here during the past 15 years are Announcement of the change in 0 attributable to its use.
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