■" *—1—t : 1 'i q Brown Saturday night, and were the Ringgold was the honor guest at a 1 Mrs. E. Ojven.Srott and |Q?th«r, Mrs. guests of Captain and Mrs, Herman Bridge luncheon Saturday which her 1 B. H. Johnson, .of fetllas,‘iwlSr* tbs Rathjen. mother, Mrs. George S. Agnew gave at j geests* Wednesday of Mrs: Ttfhn'B. Sam- Mrs, Richard Briggs Evans of Fort the Green Parrot Tea Room. mons oi Mission. a .-. January Total 45 Per Cent Above Same Month in ’25 That sales of Nash cars for 1926 will reach a volume far beyond the record- breaking totals rolled up in the past year is evident in reports received from The Nash .Motors company. January has already set a mark 45 per cent greater than the same month a year ago, thereby establishing itself as the seventeenth consecutive month—with a single exception—in which Nash has To all men who own cars cars than the marketed more during other * corresponding month, of the previous f-- oj year. was than November of 1925 the one excep- Chrysler in the $1000 class- tion, when production was temporarily A halted to bring into manfacture the Decem- have — new "enclosed car” motor. But 5*/^ you bought any car the gallon 5 to 251 miles in 8 a ber back into line with of but * swung gain 3 Chrysler “58” within seconds • Finest of steel* 62 cent over the same month of alloy per the past half year, we be- Chrysler advanced 1924, making it the biggest December in How the I)e Math would look in over the ocean engineering nionclriplane flight ssA iieve you did so for one * * Finest of the company’s history. I precision manufac- of two reasons— * The above figures do not include the NEW YORK, Feb. 12. Transatlantic 1:? feet, ami a height of 20 foot, pow- "ill's .*>m hour, or about 18 hours from ture Closed bodies by Fisher 00 four on to or * Nash-built The record made on passenger service by means of airplane ciei! by eight h. p. motors, New York London vice versa. Insulated • Ajax. Either you could not get power plant Finest first test. Four '-He are 1 winds of Chrysler this line forms a and intense- is soon to have its important each side. of engines iovailing would, course, make * separate at or — equipment Exclusive Chrysler a difference in the time delivery once; you were ly interesting story in itself. Since A company is being organized to try considered enough to propel the plane necessary Jte- of not informed on beauty design«- Hydraulic four- the latter of out a new type of flying machine de- under ordinary circumstances, an i the tween east and west and west and east. tully Chrysler production began, part wheel at reserve. Dr. -Muth brakes slight extra co6t over cars have veloped by Mr. Armin, De Muth, German other four will be hold in De believes that he has performance, quality and value, June, 1925, 13,000 Ajax * * * a i1 "vcrod a to Balloon tires Beautiful new been sold. February production plans aero designer, in regular passenger Present plans call for compartments way make the plane’s and schedule between New York for 50 and two tons of so that if it were Ineithcrcase,theresultisthesame. color combinations. schedule 3,000 cars. -There is everv in- freight passengers body unsinkable, un- forced to come down in mid-ocean it You have been of now roll- and London. freight. Mr. De Muth believes that deprived Chry- dication that plant operation, dealer is In the machine is a mono- der good the trip could, float and await aid summoned by sier*s Any Chrysler eager for the at a rate of 135 design flying conditions, superior value and perform- ing along approximately to triplane, 147 feet long .with a beam of across the Atlantic can he made at 150 wireless, or take to lifeboats. and of opportunity demonstrate allthe cars per day will be increased to 200 ance, the othersupe^iorities 60 which are Chrysler“5 8”6uperiorities-to you. cars per day during the next days distinctively Chrysler. /Which will accomplish the manufacture that the ra- "The garage in which you shelter questionable extraordinary Select the body style you like best. of cars 1926. '6o-< cut’ automobile now costs Let these Chrysler “58” facts con- 40,000 during pidity and efficiency of the training o; your Ride in it and Janu- firm what we — drive it yourself in a Were the Ajax sales figures for our regiments in the World War owed SI.96 for each dollar it would have cost say: Nash demonstration of own ary added to the Nash figures, to the on the Rio in 1916. While the quality of automo- your much preparation * * 58 miles per hour 25 miles to • would show an increase of 82 per cent Grande. Even the regular regiments biles improved and their nrices decreas- making. cars sold during the cost of was to I I I I’ "18 over the number of benefitted greatly, as I have been as- ed, living rising '1 curing Cor. 3841; Roadster Special. 3890: Chib Coupe. 3391' C.xi * f'Xt, Sedan. 2 /0. Dus wheels January, 1925. It was $1.6? per pre-war dollar, the cost of optional. Hydraulic Jour-wheel brakes at sured by many of their officers. Si-gnl extra can to cost of shoes to a leaven that the whole of clothing $1.74, khe a IRYSI 'll permeated "TO"--.Phaeton. 31391; Conch. 31441. Roadster. 31621. Sedan. 31691; the cost of furnish- ... It be. 31 our of millions. It lightened the $1.65 and household 1; lirouiham. 31861. Royal Sedan. 31991; Crown Sedan. 32091 army l ings to $2.16. ivhetlt optional. task of making that gieat army ready < i !P ^ .-hj-" IMi'l R TAJ- HO —Pnartarte 32641. Roadster, {wire wheels standard for battle. “Most of the cars shown at the re- erupt,.fnt.uocd «V,.Wr optional.) 32881, Coupe. Jour-patenter. 31191 Sedan. Jive- OF Is pttsseng,.,, J .. ; MEMORIES is look Official ient exhibits are better cars than those $}y9); Sedan “What a delightful thing it to Chevrolet Sr.ianjeaen-paxsenter, limousine, 33691. 21 prices f. o. 1. Detroit, subjrxt to current hedertxl (Continued from Page One.) back upon that service, whep we wcle offered last year. The industry is not excise tax. Pleased With Pro- Bodies hy l jer on all enclosed nodels All a we on It to Chrysler models eauihoed with full few weeks time converted it into brothers in arms; when had the resting its honors. continues ba.tJon l ires some cases have of fit for service in of efficient a mass p:Ogress. in prices * i to squadron cavalry, grateful job making duct at Shows }\ *rf p|ca*e> extend the cervertienceof time-payment*. Ask about t- it's .it a ten days maneuver! We had a mar- of men whose only desire was to be- been reduced even in the face of im- .ry tractive plan. Chrjitcr dealer -, and superior Chrysler service everywhere. velous and engineer organiza- come efficient! And we did not aban- portant mechanical improvements and signal All On 1-r model* arc pro:erred aenntt theft by the Fedco n« tented tion. The of the don recreation, or the of so- The automotive is offering attractive body refinements. The rea- car nunv efficiency quarter- pleasures industry 'r'nn system. <x !u>ive tilth Chrv-ler. which cannot be counterfeitcd master’s department I never saw equal- ciety either. The wives of officers, who unprecedented values it is declared by son. of couise, is that the cost per unit and cannot be altered or removed without conclusive evidence oi tamperm*. led. And after four months intensive at first were appalled at the old town R. H. Grant, vice-president and general drop- as the volume of manufacturing ; re- Motor ; training we staged a maneuver, prob- of Brownsville, came in the end to sales manager of the Chevrolet .increases.” .. ably the greatest ever held in this gard it as a place of delightful asso- Company, who bases his opinion upon has at country, participated in by 23,000 troops ciations. the exhibits which he inspected RIO GRANDE CITY all well drilled, campaigning day and “And so I am glad to w'eleome vou.i the New York, Detroit and Chicago j Blink Thomas her for ten covering over 1000 comrades of Brownsville. And know- shows. Miss and guest. CHRYSLER days, “58” night Miss Mildred of Nash- square imles of territory. Why, to- ing vhat pou have done in the past, “A large majority of automobile buy- Goodpasture, were week-end guests of day, the trenches constructed after predict with confidence your success ers will receive during 1926 an even ville, Tenn., Miss Effie in Brownsville, dnd W'orld War methods, by one side in in the future. Remember Browns- greater value for their money than Wallace, Brown for the Valen- the mimic battle of Palo Alto, etxend ville! they did in 1925." Mr. Grant asserts. guests in Frit * dance. Delta tine Motor over the "The value? by present- Sales four miles plains. represented Lewis B. Massie ‘Teamwork Did All’ DIPLOMATIC day automobiles are emphasised by the Captain and Mrs. were last week of and CHRYSLER SALES & SERVICE ‘•These things we did, comrades, by fact that despite all improvements guests Captain ratio Mr in Fort Brown. team work. Never a more united body Sue—“I can’t help it if I'm not per- made during the last decade, the Spann Lieutenant and Mrs.