THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM.' OREG027
SUNDAY MORNING, JANUAltY SO, 1927
hsieotfb
mi iiis
62 rteral I Moto rs Completes
1 notner Year of Krosper
. ity; Employes Benefit -
-That General Motors has co mi
pieiea another year of prosperity
la - clearly portrayed in the an
aounceinent by the corporation to
8,623 of Its employs, participants
ia me general Motora Saying and
Investment Fund, Class of L 192 li
that Be distribution of 1 it i 51
in cash and common stock la being
made. The employes are ; to re
celve Jl.527,845 in cash, this be
teg their" original payments Into
me savin rs fnnd nin, in &...
cumponiaea semf-annaally at the
rate of 6 per cent., . In addition
to this cash1, there .will be distribi
nted 42.686 shares of General Mo
. ivjumoa siock .naying a mart
feet TftltlA ft ' m naramW -
1326 of, ?6,733.716: , i ; 4
Iff the case of an individual whd
fcald $3 00 .Into: this class h had
Returned to ;hlm",the -original in!
restfcaejit 11S Interest, and In ad
dftionT General Motors , common
stock having a market value ot
approximately $1775. TO sum
marire. he employe received $413
io cash and secnritles worth f 1775
a profit of nearly $1900 on kn
original Investment of 1300. -
All this was possible only be
cane the employe had become In
a derree a partner, In the business
and profiled tnroosh the ' Incre
ment In value which he- himself
had In part made possible.
Stop, look, and listen to our an
pal. If yo hare not' absolutely
satisfied withJ yoonlaundry probi
lem, call 165. Hand work . our
specialty . ()
Doughton , & Sherwin, Hard
ware, 586 N, Coml.St. Hardware
builders' supplies., paints, varn-i
ishes. Give us a tall, you'll find
our prices reasonable. ' (!
PMMMPIIES
COLETEBEF
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Relay Motors : Corporator!
I aKes uver Hants of Two
Urge
Firms
. The Relay Motors 'corporation-;;
recently incorporated to take over
all assets of the Commerce Motor
Truck company of YpsilafnU; Mich
igan and Service MotorsIffcorpofi
ated, Wabash, Indiana; announced
the officers of, the -amalgamated
company recently.; T
In 1915 E. W; BasriclME; R
Ianr aia W? ftV Basslck cTilred
control the Commerce Motor
Truck compapy, increasing and ex.
- patfoi.lta .manufacturing: afid
raWjr activities. Through the eff
fcs E- w Basslck the amal
gcitlqt of companies. wa com.
r-lo; d, and its policlea will be out
line df byhlm."- !R. .Bassick
. cb -.Jrman of the board' of ' direct
-or-of the new coiapany. Is known
, t o Jhe automobile world i as foii
. n" V vice president of the B&sslek
; r fU-GIllam, president of Relay
Mr, drt corporation. was president
. of f-lervlce Motorsfc Incorporated
pf to the amalgamation. Mr.
i OiiJm has been president of the
-S-ve Motors. Incorporated since
?.9"S'X coming to Wabash from the
"? -national Harvester cpmpany.
lie fas been identified with, the
trvU Industry for man jr years.
Holmes, vice" president,
wilt Jiave charge of all sales. He
ha, rsen director of sales for the
C'omrjf rce Motor Truck company,
wa r Vice president and salesman
a.gti of the Republic Motor,Trnck
o; . iv-ny'-durlng its most successful-
years and has for many years
bciJi issociated with the motor.
truk' 'ndustry. " e ; ;-v;' t
. :.K. Taber; formerly, treasurer
. - cf : Service Motors', Incorporated,
1st err atary and treasurer of the
ne; IfCmpany, J
Uiifvkinr title to : the real es
tate, p:ant8re4ii!pment and other
r, a;?r";s -if Service Motors.' Incor-
, poiAte?, Relay-Motors corporation
acr;uj-ei'!one of the finest, motor
r;, f abtor fes " in the country.
The -plant at .Wabash ' consists of
a'rd - brick buildings of the
'mct. modern construction, design
ed usd built "for efficient prodnt
UO? 'of, motor vehicles. Its loca
1 iou js 1 leal for; both easy; access
to r'jrccs of supply and f or-con-oti
, al distribution of the finished
, TJie Amalgamation brings' ' to
Wii'aPh i'ot'only Ibe manufacture
- of Oimmerce truck, -but the
ni.i i fcftre also of the Relay
Drive- truck, one of tbo. leading
de ,lppnrsnts - In the truck and
bus 'field. In tn-C. this drive
p!"- Mtsc:4 iy be the most Important
fon-'Td eince the inception
of t? coptmercfal vehicle. " h
iAi year have - been spent in
tMrrH-tin$ the! Relay" Drive "Onder
tL ,nyost revere tents. While Us
r:i?riueers 5o not claim the Relay
Di in rny radical departure
froiA acei.-ted mechanical princl-pi-""".
U doc? represent' a distinct
ad . .juicemer-t In motor truck de-gisi.-:
" .' .". . " : - " ' ' f
"' -V action of the Relay Drive
i: ich that trucks equipped with
it. ",'lualiy climb over obstacles.
V 1 J the - rear wheels strike an
t ' rurtiott,--- the load liftaitseU
nvc frfR-ard with the rssult
.t u" . vh-'c " .a ar-3 carrfa.1 over
with, a minimum of gjiock and of
powerreqairements.,' I ; ;
Under adverse conditions of the
most . severe nature the Relay
Drive shows ability to handle ca
pacity loads with ease The "drive
converts road shocks Into energy
that provides auxiliary power at
the Instant .when"; power . is most
needed.' It reduces operating' and
maintenance costs, increases' tire
mileage . ; through.:? constant f road
contact, greatly Increases tractive
effectiveness, cushions", 1 driving
mechanism, permits smoother rid
ing, and broadens the field for
motor vehicles greatly increasing
the earning power "of motor
trucks, ; The principle of the .Re
lay Drive Is such as to utilize the
load-on the truck .whereby, the
load actually assisjts in moving the
vehicle. , ; ;:,'.V:V
. The new company': is confident
not only or rapid development in
this country, -but In foreign lands
as well. Where economy and dur
ability are needed Relay Drive
trucks ; wlirbe without rlvalsv
v : Officials : of the J new ; company
state that the manufacture of
both service and commerce .trucks
will. W continued. : The new com
bined capitalization -"will "provide
for an agreeslve "merchandising
campaign for -both the commerce
and service" lines,: as, well as the
new Relay ; line, .resulting in
steady and .consistent; growth of
the business- a,' 5 f J-' ; iSj ;
Halik & EofT Electric Shop 8 8
Court St Everything electric.
from motors and fixtures and tnjh
piles ' to wiring.- Get prices and
look at eomnlete stock. )
, " r . -' - . 1 R
First National Bank, the bans
of friendship and r helpfulness, in
time of jieed. .... Interest paid on
time "deposits. Open an account
and watch your- moiiey grow. ()
QILAND GREASE
y:i IMPORTANT! IN CAR
(Continued trcia 1.)
i v. i . 1 111 '-i, -t f ' .:. - ..
the first vapor that arises,"' to - be
later, condensed again, when - the
crude oil Is heated, Is gasolene; a
l!i tie more heat, - and distillate
separates itself; then comes kero
sene or coal f oil: the fourth, and
tst form - of vapor; condenses as
ltibricating oil stock. .All that Is
left, of the, original , crpde oil - is
the base mentioned above, wax or
asphalt, i; U :A.,':. . ' ::
While! lubricating oil. is a nat
ural productgrease is purely arti
ncial. ; YMi have een Your.- wif o
make mayonnaise? Firf: combine
the. snlidr,- ifcen olive- it gradually
added ; Exactly. the" .gsamerin mak ¬
ing grease. A t mixture ,pf lime
with .hard tallow,, then oil added
f make- it sufficiently plastic, In
making j the stringy differential
grease, caustic . soda ' is used Jn-
i' in -yoar- automo.Diie ..-. engino
crank . case, . the "oil eerves several
purposes.' Lubrication, of course,
but also, to make a perfect seal
between the piston : and, tho cylln
b'er 'walls! Otherwise there could
be no ; effectual compression or
suction." In passing, did you ;know.
that for. a' brief instant, when the
cas mixture eiplodea, that .the
film of oil on your cylinder, walls
Is subjected to the tefriffic tem
pcrature of. 300? ; - The best of
oil; cannot help r but be partially
consumed.' :; ';' ; -v . '. k-: :t '
" A leading service station is re
sponsible ; for thestatement that
r.eglect j in renewing; or replenish
ing : crank case oil causes more re
pair bills-r than, -j any other one
cfuse. 1 Second and 1 third ' place
they assign to-wheel bearings and
universal :- joints.;;;:":- ' k ;?v ;" ; e-
'The 5 average car "owner alts
too long' before attending to his
lubrication. - Cars Innumerable
come to 4 the" service s station . with
tea rings gone "dry?- oh pipes , plug
ged with bid oil, etc -The service
man eannof do a satisfactory job,
andts 6ften .ensnred..i '.-.'. I. ?
: Another ? thing In - th4 ; lubrica
tion, game.-There: are many good
oils; and : also some extremely
worthless kinds. .Ton have got to
depend on' the honesty of your, ga
rage man to a - ' Certain - extent.
Moral:. pick a good one and stick
to-: hint, fciy?-i--- -Jt -V-y-iiv-,Your
car does, not have human
intelligence. The proper ttImeto
oil and grease depends, ok you." It
Is true that you will, soon know It
if bearings go dry, but" io Quote
the service manIf you wait till
the car - tells you go to a repair
slop, not a service station." ;'
! The -Statesman wishes to ex
press its appreciation and thanks
to Mr.r A.: F. Mullerwelss of the
Union Oil "company, for much, of
the information contained in the
above article. .
You Should Worry-
f .Whether your car is greased or oiled as long as it
, - - . runs alright ' . "
BUT when something: goes
; wrong and you baf e a big re
pair bill to pay and new parts
to buy -.you'll wish that you
had run in and had it lubri
cated properly. . i
"Our. Hish Pressure Alemilc
Seryice Assurer l!ie Lubrica
; tion of All ' Vorliing Paris.
Lubrication "is Oieuper Than I'artS
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PRODUCT! ffll
' GREATLY EMBED
"A tf--
Graham i Brothers ... Report
1 Large Gain in Canadian
Business Last Year ;
I'roductlon facilities of Graham
Brothers, truck manufacturing di
vision of Dodge Brothers,: Inc.:
were expanded over 40 per cent
In 1926.: the; first full year of
Dodge Brothers control of this
company, according to an official
announcement. Production - and
sales under Dodge Brothers guid
ance last year more than kept
pace: with the increase in manu
facturing facilities.
'.'Shipments' or (trucks and motor
coaches in 1926 totaled 87.463
units, a gain of 85".7'per cent over
the 2 4 .0 5 6 shipped la 1925. Cra-
ham Brothers! best previous year.
snipments or, -ton - commercial
cars totaled 29 J30 airalnst 26.820
against 26.65 7, a gain of H.9 per
cent, ; :t. ,.:t r.-f.M .-- i
V One of the particularly bright
spots In Graham Brothers record
last year was the very large gain
In Canadian business. Total ship
ments of trucks to dealers in the
Dominion during 1926 show an
increase ot ; 191.9 per : cent over
1925. i;i"v.:.;.;h;.,'
Expansion of Graham Brothers
plants last year includes the addi
tion' of a quarter of 'a, million
square feet of floor space at the
plants in Detroit. Evanavllle. Ind..
and Stockton.' California.- The to-
tat, floor space devoted to - the
building of t Graham. Brothers
trucks and commercial "cars now
exceeds v 850.000 square feet.
These plants are among the larg
est and beat equipped in the. In
dustry. 5 -i. ;.i t .;::,( ' ' - .
Since 1921, when Graham
Brothers adopted '. the Dodge
Brothers factories have ' grown
"1.250 per cent. fij I . .
1 This -: tremendous increase in
manufacturing facilities has been
paralleled, by the development of
the trucks themselves. ; Ten years
of f constant improvements since
tne , t Incorporation - of Graham
Brothers in 1917 have resulted in
new conceptions of -what a truck
can do and ot the values 'avall
able. , ;.- h :
? , From a .single ; model in 1921;
the Graham Brothers line has
orown to 13 models with 31 stan
dard bodies. - These are made in
-ton. - l.ton (G-boy).. 1-ton
and 2-ton models with , varrying
wheel bases." In addition , to the
standard " models, the factory",
through its ' special equipment di
vision, supplies special bodies de
signed to meet.the different needs
fitT oTef .100 , distinct' businesses
and vocations. ; " ' .
4 The past year market the intro
duction of Graham Brothers 2-ton
truck at a price nearly $600 lower
than any 2-too truck had before
been sold. The 1-ton (G-Boy)
also made !ts bow in I926as an
tmeortant development ' In design
and weight distribution. " Note
worthy Improvements were also
Incorporated In the 1-ton models.-
All of thetse improvements,
added to the tugged strength and
handsome, appearance for -which
Graham 'Brothers trucks are so
well known, have been welcomed
by truck buyers.'
Graham Brothers now build
trucks, motor coaches and busses
to? meet over. 90 per cent of all
commercial . motor transportation
requirements; "With this advan
tage at the beginning;, 1927 prom
ises to. bring even greater Tecords.
t ; Dodge Brothers dealers who sell
and service Graham Brothers
trucks in every part of. the world
have set their v sales quotas for
trucks during: the ' coming 'year
well beyond the 1926 record and
a" large bank' of orders Is on hand
af Graham Brothers factories. The
plants are being operated at full
capacity. ; At,tho convention of
Podge Brothers dealers in Detroit
arly In January practically every
dealer confidently predicted that
1927 l is toi-be ' another record
breaker for Graham ; Brothers
salef., continuing : the unbroken
record ht yearly gains of 5 5 to
2 IS per - cent which have (been
made, every .year since 1921. ,
HUPP PAYING MORE :
FOR HIGH QUALITY
much to be enjoyed from any
business in addition to the mere
making of dollars and cents, and
we have found " that this policy
keeps our business on a splendid
keeL ' "." .' . i I : . '
"American families haver been
Auto Electric
Service
; IL D. Barton
BaUcrieM. Blagnetoa
' Generators
Ulectrfc frkwic -for
- : Anlu or Itadlu -,
TelephoiMJ ' 1107 . ,
an!
Terry Circcts
buying. llapmobiles for 1 S yiars,
in steadily increasing numbers.
Today we still have to put out our
first .-bad car,; 1 That. Is at reputa
ttcn Well .worth -having, r and a
record we expect to continue to
maintain. '.vXf : ';-.t(
! "Our owners appreciate , j thij
additional ten " per cent. i.They
know It, actually saves theraP mpn
cy; Ovrr and nbove that it kvoidrf
loss of 'tire," bother and the thou
sand and one Ills that can beset a
motor car in which these" neces
sary and fundamental precautions
are hot taken to insure itabeing
right; before It; is' offered to the
P. K. Shafer's . Harness j and
Leather Goods store, 170 S..Cjml.
Suit cases, valises, portfolios, brlel
cases, gloves and mittens. Large
stock. The pioneer store. 4 ()
f :
Henry O. Miller, 184 S. Coml.
St where most people prefer to
get their auto parts for aJL makes
Of car's. Trade fiere and make
savings on all auto parts.
BIG M G.U
IN STEEB IV1IEEL
Smell of Lunch Attracts Ani
mal; Horn Tooted Fran
. tlcally for Release
GLACIER PARK. Montana.--
(Special) Jim Graves, earst while
rorest ranger, of Glacier National
faric. who evolved Into a 'fbreRt
lobby" v mountain tourist adviser
assigned to the mammoth
hotel at the park eatewav. W an
thority for this bear storv,-Which
he says tops everything he ever
saw In the wild animal kinedom
of the Rockies. I
"Last sumer I eulded a ine-
clal automobile party into the! Red
kagle Lake country and we I left
the car at the trail's end and! just
below the lake." he says. ?The
party spent the moraine trout
fishing, and just before noon we
bad the limit and returned tri the
opening In the timber where! the
car was parked. As we neared-the
spot we heard a continuous honk
ing of an automobile horn a suc
cession of quick frantic too'tirigs."
"When we came nnnn tho ma
chine we were amazed to see a big
black bear with her haunchek on
the front seat excitedly pawing at
tne steering wheel in an effort to
get out over the side. The mora
she struggled In her entanglement
wun me wneei, the more she paw
ed, the horn -button... The natae
of the horn evidently frightened
ner more than her presence there
did us. al thou eh one or tvn m em
bers of the party showed Ttiern
Beives to be mighty scared: ;iAs I
cautiously - walked ud to' thd -ar
from . the 'other side the ibear
managed to extricate TierselfM she
leaped out over the running board
and scampered up' the mountain
side with her neck hair all Truffled
up in fright. - -:---
"We found the back eat had
been lifted out of place' and our
lunch boxes torn to pieces. , It was
the odor- of food that had lured
the animal to her first raid on
an automobile.- We concluded it
was a good thing she hadn't jshif-
ted the gear- lever and stepped ou
the gas-during her mad scramble
in tne car. For. we foundJ she
had: hit against the emereencv
brake and thrown it off." " ; ,
You Can Get
Better Brake
Service Here
Because:
1. 3Iakino; brakes safe'
is my business. I hve
made a study of brakes,
tkeir faults and reme
dies. t. '
2. I have the proper
tools and equipment i to
service your brakes
quickly and correctly, t .
, 3. I carry a : complete,
stock of the best brake
linings. ; -i
4. After I reline your
brakes I keep them prop
erly adjusted for a whole
year free of charge, j ,
raIKE PAtJEK
- Salem's Drnkr- Specialist
,273 S. Coiiuiiert UI KtL .
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CilPTIITESMffi
Ambassador and Cavalier
Models Create Greater In-.
- terest and Attract -
The JNew Nash Ambassador and
C a valier. with t heir : JPrench type
roofs an d forward sweeping, backs
LaVe been an outstanding attrac
tion af the big: automobile shows
held at the NewSYork; Philadel-
tbla. Ruffalo, ' Brooklyn j:j Cleve
Und. Cincinnati end . other places,
were i outspoken in' their enthusi
asm for - th ese n ewest Nash . crea
tion s. j On i all sides the new .Nash
body concept ion is being- referred
tolas the most; striking develop
ment In the -history of American
closed 'car craftsmanship and It is
freely; prophesied ' that it would
ftxert a profound 'Influence upon
the- wholo future trend of enclosed
t-ar body design In t his country.
As a "matter JofAfact; this new
Nash design really , inaugurates
America's rise' to thehelghta long
held by ; the great body ' designers
of Europe whose conceptions have
always been regarded as . authen
tlo. Now,? under the leadership of
Naah,i this country ' may be ex
pected to reverse; old time tradi
tions and establish itself ta.s the
world! center of motor car styles.
It will probably be only a ques
tion of months before "other, large
iisotor car manufacturers will be
developing models that pursue the
general lines - Nash has now in
augurated in the Ambassador and
Cavalier. - ; j
Of particular Interest I Is the
manner In which Nash, body art
icle have treated the roofline and
the rear of the body. Their grace
ful contours and perfect symmetry
though strongly suggestive of the
French mode are entirely original
wish iNash. And the "town car"
effect; at the front is also a , de
cided) Nash innovation that imme
diately captured the admiration of
show; visitors. ' ' i
In ! developing these two new
models Nash expert colorists pro
duced another surprise in the way
of colorful body finishes that prov
ed second only; to the design it
self in interest. Using: darker
tones ;for 4the upper structure,
fenders, and running gear, .and
lighter tones for the body Nash
created a color harmony of ex
quisite beauty. And the richly
luxurious effect of the exterior is
maintained , throughout- the inter
No Amateurs Here ! !
Our men know how lo wash, polish and lubricate
m-- your, car,
fireproof Storage Garage
252 South Libert y .
DAY STORlGB BY MOXTILLY KATES. 1
i A
PHILCO
Has
' -!
WSM. : '
m
) Costs Two Cents Per Day
j to Operate
j Liberal allowance on your old battery and "
unnecessary
1
if'.
E. HiBURRELL'.
BATTERY AND ELECTltlCAL SEUV1CK
233 North Hi3h Stxcct , V' , v - - Telephone 203
ior. All hardware, for example,
l&ja beautiful period design. The
steering wheel, window V. mculd
ligs, and 'door panelsTire of real
Circassian 4 : walnut. , I The uphJ
siery Is deeply tufted and of gen
um a Chaso ' Velmo Mohair velvet.
Roth models '. feature; ft wealth of
appointments and. fittings of rota
ble tastefuinesa. As "with alLoth
-.V" Nash.; models the; Ambassador
end Cavalier - are powered with
ibe Nash . 7-bearing . jruotor, f.b'
world' -jmoothedt typc.V T fie!,Ars-
bassador la provided upon the
127 Inch wneeJbase and the" Cava
Lei is mounted on the; special six
chassis. . ' , . ' "
,G. W. Day, tires, tubes and ac-
cesiKried; Las the Goodyear tires,
tne standard or the - world. Mr.
Day can gire you more mileage.
Corner Coml. and ptemeketa. ()
' atton's . Book Store .offers all i
the latest In Birthday Cards. Try I
them. Ask to be shown the fun
niest of all .card, Scotch Birthday', i
J40 State St. t)
WINTER DELIVERY :
BENEFITS BUYERS
. (Conunuod from pg I.)
aamp clothing also. The custom
er taking delirery- at Jjilstlme re
ceives fc,,ar wlth ; complete new
equipment new tires, new 'bat
tery,' newr chassis- -savings in' re
pair expense, plus the satisfaction
of driving a. car that', wlir -with
stand the ' severest conditions.
more than offset depreciation, and
In a car that has no yearly model
changes there ia no valid relson
for waiting for. "spring styles.
At this season we are able to
give the customer the " extra, per
sonal attention and service not al
ways possible1 during the months
of the spring and summer rush.
The Midget Meat Market never
fails to give you the finest meats
and fish. There Is but one place
In Salem to get the finest fish. The
Midget Market has! it for you. ().
Oregon . will have " above . $1,"
000,000 forest highway and road
funds, in 1927-28.
CHIEF CLEAR SKY
DRIVES P0NTIAC
(OontlnoM from -f 1) -
Indian musical history, is said to
have received much of his knowl
edge of Indian, music from Chief
Clear Skyk Cadman'is- also, an
ncnor member of the Iroquois.
The sachem, who 'has an excel
lent-Idea of the mechanism of .mo
tor cars generally for a layman, is
very proud of Ms Pontiac, be said.
'not only because It Is named af-
THAT
SOCKET POWER
The World Beat :
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TRY IT
; YOURSELF
equipment ;
tr r the treat Ottawa chief, and
carries the Indian head as a sym
bol on its radiator :cap, but for
Mvervone savs-
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nu:
Buick reliability is one reason why the ma
jority of new Buicks every year are purchased
by old Buick owners, "j .
Buick is the car with the Scaled Chassis, which
; encases every operating part inside an iron or
steel housing, to keep jut dirt. r
Buick is the car with he high-speed starting
motor, for reliability in starting with m e-
chanted wheel-brakes, for-certainty in stop-
ping and with a six-cylinder, valve-in-head
. engine, for engine performance tijat is the
envy of the motor car industry.
, ; ! -'
; Buy a Buick! It is a more depentlal end
: more enjoyable motor car.
THE GREATEST BUICK EVER BUILT
Otto J. iWilsori
388 North Commercial Telephone 220
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dull metal trimmings make
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Outfit Incluiles
oi cone Speaker. CX-SolA CunninIiara
Tubea, l Cunning-ham Power Tube, Wlaard "A"
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. Bulb Chest
Carry extra bulbi aafely in
. thla -.handy sheet metal con-
tainer. Holda two large and
three small bulbs In non-rat-tllnjc
sockets. Chest without
duids. . nn
Special t..w... ...... ;; ZuC
Trouble Lamn
Juat' what every motorist
need a. Neat silyered re Hec
tor, wooden handle, 10-foot
cord. 41uk and bulb." Verv
powerful. -Reduced 4 P
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Radio Sunnlies
That add to vour radio enjoy,
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Cone Hoeakera. , prAnto Bat
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the reason that, as he asserted, "it
can stand the Kali" under any
condition of road or weather.
26-11
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Dollar for Dollar
Western Air Patrol
offera more than any
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Volume. Selectivity,"
Simplicity and Beau
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terms.
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these reach us In every mall;
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quality is wonderful".
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