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THE OREGON; STATESMAN, SaT;EM; OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2i; is?.
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MONROE S. CHEER
Complete Automotive Lubrication
We Carry the Following Products:
Valvoline Veedol
Pennzoil -r- Quaker State
Shell Oils
Court at Capitol Phone 2295
Resort News
and
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Wii.; W. V. McElhaney, Spokane.
Wii.; I. J. Cleasby,: San Francis
co, Calif.; and A. V. Allen, San
Francisco, Calif.
Salem people at the Kose City,
Cottages included Mr, and Mrs.
L. M. Purvine and daughter
Grace, A. Childers. Irene M. Win
dsor. Dr. Fred W. Binner and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Win. L.. O'
Neill, Mr. and Mrs. U 11. Barn
el t and daughters Leolynn and
ioris. Mr. and Mrs. Frank V
VICK BROS.
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Cars
1 926 Hupmobile Sedan $1,1 00
1926 Pontiac Coupe - 675
1926 Ford Roadster 275
1925 Chevrolet Coupe 575
1926 Ford Coupe ..- 375
1924 Oakland Coupe 550
1924 Overland Touring .... 225
1923 Ford Touring 125
1923 Overland Roadster 135
1922 Nash Touring ... 200
1924 Ford Touring-Ruckstell. 85
Phone 1841
280 South High
' Quality Cars
"The House That Service Built'
M ill i ken and sous Loreu
JTumes.
, Utif of state people at the . Rose
City cottages are; Mr.- and Mrs, S
K. Sanford, Olympla. Wn.; Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Stearns, Olympia.
Wn.; John Neikerk, Palo Alta,
Calif.
john Neikerk, Palo Alto, Calif,
i A. A. Nicholson of Turner, re
gon Is registered at the Rose-City
Cottages.
; Mr: and Mrs. W. 1. Milliken
and family of Willamette, Ore
gon are spending a pleasant vaca
tion at the Hose City Cottages.
O. H. Hangunney ami family
of Lebanon are registered at Tent
City.
St. Paul folks reisered at
Tent City are: Mr. and Mrs. F.
Davidson, Vella Davidson, Mr.
and Mrs. U. P. Gooding and &rma
Gooding.
P. (1. Huffman and wife of
Amity, are registered at Tent
City.
Hub City registrants from Sal
em are: Mrs. Kllzabeth Welborn,
tdith and Grace Welborn, Mrs.
Klevna Gleesan, Mvrna Gleason.
William Hath and Dan Baxton.
Miss A. White and .Mrs. G. V.
Bent of Chemawa, are registered
at Hub City, also Mrs. Joseph
Stiff of Chemawa.
At the tXean View Hotel from
Jetferson are: Mr. and Mrs.
James Fonjain, Marjorie Fontain,
Mary Louise Fontain.
From Salem, were: Mr. and
Mrs. C. P. Bell, W. H. Bonesteele,
Elizabeth Probe, Miss Margaret
Hilger and Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Bell. "
Salem people registered at Sta
Crest Cottages are: Mr. and Mrs
Carl F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. H.
F. Smith and children and Mr.
and Mrs. Glen H. Hunter.
' Also at Sea Crest Cottages are
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Lunger of La
Fayette, Oregon, and Harry II.
Porter and family of Vancouver,
Wn. : Mrs. J. Hayman and family
of Walla Walla, Wn., and Mrs.
Oscar Nelson of Freewater, Oregon-
A party of merry makers at Sea
Crest Cottages are: Inez Coaley,
Newberg; Beth McWhanel, Port
land: Louise Berl, Newberg:
Blanch .Taner, Newberg; Mr. and
Mrs. Chester A. Diamond ana
children, Newberg; S. E. King and
tamily, WaHa Walla. Wn.; Mrs
R. A. Hard, Junction City; and
Mr, and Mrs. L. C. Scharff and
faniily of Eugene.
Salem folk at the Damon are
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Ford, Loretta
Ford. Madeline McDonough, Thes
V. Kernon and Mr. and Mrs. M.
Pearce.
Salem folks at Cherry City
Cottages include Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. Geis and family.
Haael Kenniman is registered
at Cherry City from Diamond
sreFaloi Slierwiini
Ammmnm: the Opening o f
Their Mew Shop and
Service Floor
Uae the Liberty St. entrance of the New Nelson Bldg.
We offer you the most thorough motor' repair and main
tenance service in this valley .
Wa.hing, greasing and repairing 4one only by experts.
We guarantee all our work on any male of car
Ask about our new maintenance contract covering defin
ite operations performed monthly on your car.
The cost will interest you
We carry a complete line of accessories and conveniences
for your automobile. ...
For prompt and; courteous service give us a ring or call on us in person.
Fitzgerald-Sherwin
Motor Co.
. 1 "The,H6use,o Cburtecais,Service" - : ;
Bluffs." Ws. : "''"
f Mrs. Pearl Wood of MeMinnville
is regis'tered at Cherry City.
, Mrs. Esther Churchman and
daughter Maxine are at the Cher
ry City Cottages.
Mrs. Charles Freeland spon
sored 1 a ransieal tea Tuesday af
ternoon honoring Dr.s and Mrs.
Calbreath and Helen and Evelyn
Calbreatfe. Both the Misses Cal-
bfeatn are talenled musicians
baring received their early mus
ical education in Portland, then
three years In Germany.
The ,Mtsse Calbreath will ap
pear in a musical program at the
Midway theatre August 27. at
Newport.
liONSVOH
OF SALES RECORD
Annual Report Shows Assets
Now Exceed $10,000,
000; Earnings High
That sales of Marmon cars so
far this year have held at record
volume and that the Marmon
Motor Car company, as a result,
has further strengthened its fi
nancial position in the indastry
definitely shown in the annual
statement of the company for the
fiscal year ending July 2, 1927.
The statement shows total as
sets of more than $10,000,000, a
gain of nearly $2,000,000 over the
previous fiscal year, and the ratio
of current assets to liabilities now
is more than three and one-halt
to one.
Earnings for the year were
equivalent to more than 10 per
cent on the outstanding common
stock of the company, exclusive
of preferred dividend require
ments, interest, taxes, etc. During
the year the company also retired
$250,000 of its serial gold notes.
"One of the outstanding fea
tures of the Marmon success this
year has been that the usual sum
mer falling off in sales has been
entirely absent. July and August
sales of the Marmon Eight are
holding at the same level as in the
spring months when new records
were established.
"Production schedules of the
Marmon company call for .an out
put of cars at an undiminished
rate during the remainder of the
summer and the fall. Several mil
lion dollars of orders from the dis
tributive organization continue on
the books, indicating that autumn
business may exceed even that of
the spring months."
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THE ATLANTIC ' W1TH AN
AIR-COOLED MOTOR
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"There's one thing I wish to get straight about
this flight' -'Captain Lindbergh said in his own
story of adventure in the New York Times.
"They call me lucky, but luck isn't enough. As a
matter of fact, I had what I regarded and still
regard as the best existing plane to make the
flight from New York to Paris. And I had what
I regard as the best engine." j
A Test
Truly
and the
Triumph
of an engineering' principle .which has made
FEAMCLIM
FAMOUS FAVORED UNEXCELLED
In performance, in low operating cost, in low
upkeep expense, in owner's pride
F. W. Pettyjohn Co.
365 North Commercial Street
" After we sell We Serve"
Telephone 1260
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THE awaited 1928 models by
Chandler have aroye4,-:opaiing,a
still greater era of success for a com-
pany that enjoys a most, enviable
position of strength, independence and
stability.'
For 1928 bodies of supple lines,
buflt close to the ground with- smart
color themes carried out in exquisite
harmony form and finish that fairly
radiate the presence ? of4 unirriacHable
quality. ,,.-.;r,,.v.
Extra-long springs that really absorb
shocks extra-wide sats, extra-deep
cushions and .extra-rich upholstery
interior fittings ahd'idecprations'bf-the
most advanced fashion not only, all
the finest comforts of motoring, but a
wealth of unusual and delightful nice
ties, and luxuries!
A smoother-flowing development of .
Chandler's world-famous Pikes Peak
power principle new, features and re
finements that further accentuate the
difference between Chandler perform
ance and ordinary performance.
And new lower prices! ' The new t
Special Sixes by Chandler range from,!
$945; to $1235 the ne Big Sixesr from i
$1495 to $1795; the new Royal Eights, I
from $1995 to $2195;' all prices f. o. b.
Factory. 1
Just, see; these newest Chandlers.
Just reel off some trial mileage fin one.
And please go the' limit , in making
comparisons.
MacSbnald Auto Co.
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680 Ferry
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CHANDLER-CLEVELAND MOTORS CORPORATION
Telephone 409
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