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i. mEOHEGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 1927 sales mm Company Sold 172,027 0 ur ging First Ten Months of - Year; JJig Increase - '..' INTIACT MknSechUeet - ord-breakins'Octpber sales of l 5. " .'j 74 Oakland wid Pontlac Sli, ' .'l.f per cent jreater than dtirfns "-.. October of 1926, "are reported by "V. ' It. ' Traey.-CTice-preeMeiit in 'charge of ealea , f or the TOakland v Motor .Car company . Mt Tracy . - also states that sales totals for J.vTnO; last ten ..months have, made " 1927 the company's, most" saceess- '4 i ne ucioDer.: record, - iouowb ; a September- sales increase of 37 per cent over the .corresponding 1 V The grand aggregate of Oakland Impend .Pontlae Six sales daring "the ? 1 months' from-Januarys to -October, tClBrlasire, Is 172.027. against 121.- V 230, -daring the first ten months of 1926. This Increase of 50,- -197 represents a gain of more than ,41 per cent over thi sales daring the same period of 1926; : ; f' "The Introduction of the lm ? proved Pontlae Six at lower prices earlT thia veax-gotitrthntftrt-'gnlfc istantlally to the increased total of Sales," said Mr. Tracer.:: "Oalc 1 j i i i - . i Viiiu.ou Btties tiiicuLvu a unci Jjbld-sammer - Interruption ". "while tthe factory was being re-arranged for production of the new All Amerlcan Six. - - ' "But ins immediate pu bite ac ceptance of the ? Oakland All American models since their intro duction early in. August, together with the sustained demand for the -Pontlac Six, hare : Increased .our business to the point where Oak- Und-Pontlac u retail registrations rsjiked fourth. among : all .mana facturer la the United States dar ing August and September. l ne lactory expansion neees-i sary to keep pace with the con tinued rise m our sales has been going forward steadily. - The com pletion of the model factory for the Pontlae Six has been followed by an additional plan erpanaton program for the Oakland Six. This project, .already , under construc tion. involve the expenditure of $2,000,000 which wiU provide the Oakland ik with -a gigantic new. assembly " building ' and new.sb.fp- ipmg faculties duplicating' those -al ready -inoperatloa at. the JPentlac Six. factory. ' HUPMOBjLE 1928 SIX 1 GETS BIG RECEPTION !( Continued Jtomr Page One) - eago without use of demonstrator; Oustom equipped. models, creating tremendous -sensation ; betroit reported- 127 sales .the first- four i days. - i approximately 1000 demonstrations :. and from 25,000 to 30,000 persons -drawn to showrooms. Vanguard Motors, Inc. one of. its larger" -dealers,- re-; ported thaV "1225 people risked showroom yesterday, making 2389 for first three days. Enthusiasm at fever heat." Cleveland added 3 4 sales, 7 8 4 demonstrations and 9344 persons at its showrooms during the first four days. Loa fAngeles. wired : that rnew care-are having -wonderful recep- tlotf. We secured more than "25 orders' from-dealers for Immediate delivery.- Hundreds of enthusias-i tie buyers will place orders now if definite, delivery can be prom ised. Jteeommend factory run day and night, f Must have from 250 to 300 cars immediately. To this Atlanta added: "Opinion of 1458 persons -who looked at the car to day la that you have built finest and f best value in the new Hup mobIlell928 Six in 'America. Have already sold 10 ears." rMore than 5000 people risCed our.. flisnUyarJThursday'"-wirei Sam Ehelburne, from Oklahoma City. "I never saw such an en- thuslastic reception given any. car in my life. . Ladies particularly complimenting on beauty of ear. We request 126 models for Imme diate shipment.; Expect to doable all previous sales." To which W. L. Owen, of Little Rock, Ark. added :" "All of the 100 persons In our showroom these J two days admit that the; car, ha certainly got 'IL. After driving one from Detroit berei can - say- personally thatl consider, this the most Im portant event in Hupmoblle his tory," -1 h il ' i ' V V'J: T. Stewart. Omaha distribut or,' reported that 41he only jarrlngJ nete among 1700 visitors to our showrooms- came . from ; the! town cynic' who claims the car - looks llSe:tomuch for the money.. Pub lic Dpinlon unanimous that this is best ear: Hupmoblle -.ever '-huilti Can deliver every ear "In Omaha In GOOD TASTE VI USE -OF COLORS, HEEDED (Continued front Page One)., lower and longer when they have a belt moulding the lightest col or should be on the belt and the darger colors above and below. Striping i should ( be on the belt above and below mouldings. . " J--Conpe s have a .better sil houette when the dark color Is on top and Is brought down over the rear deck and the top of hood and cowl. . " Ai: : . v . 34-Open cars -look longer ' and lower when , the . darker . color tis used above-the; lighter '.one. - f . . 4 Jght . wheels ; make : a car seem higher off the ground dark wheels make It seem lower. " S A : third color used ; en mouldings will give a distinctive note to the car. -- Blues, blue greens, certain grays, and black are "coW col ors, and should be striped: with orange, gold or yellow to "warm" them up, while the reverse is true. whe nwarm colon are used on the body, v . -: u , ,lt Is surprising how. a good re strained basic color can be made to express ast what- yon want it td br the addition or one, or two other lighter and more rtvtd tones Judiciously placed. -The ref inisheri flTe - minutes. . Need many . more immediately. : : . .? if : Fred J. O'NelL distributor at Syracuse, wired that "never has a Hupmobile been so overwhelming ly received here.; A total of .522 visitors, -who drove up In i everyr thing from Fords to Rolls Royces were amazed that so beautiful a car could be sold for the money, J" J. Williams, of Rochester, add ed: "The new car . is the talk' of Rochester. All sold out right now. Ship ; us ; all the cars you can buihL!... And from Cincinnati, W. JrFuller- wired that "never before have we had such a reception, de spite the fact that our main thor oughfare practically is "closed to traffic."- '.::.-if;-.;r- .f;- t Even Paris cabled 'Its encom iums through Hi J. "Holder, -factory 'representative. "Everybody marvels at new six, Considering same outstanding car at : Paris Sa lon. French coach builders" de clare it makes new step in automo bile design Has been inspected by European custom body maker and highly praised." - Let us suggest a . few heed eel accessories which are needed for comfort and safe win ter driving: WINDSHIELD SWIPE .SPOT LIGHT TIRE CHAINS HEATERS FLOOR MATS RADIATOR . COVERS Parts For All Gars C. & L. Parts Store, Inc. Corner Ferry Liberty Telephone 666 .ff-f'iBEASOWS-FOR'BUYIFJG this guidance If you are afraid to trust your own judgment. In any event, if yon follow this general idea of choosing colors that seem to express your own 1 personality and combining them with taste and discretion, you will have a re finished car that is beautiful and somehow V- different - from vyour neighbor's. Just as you arec differ ent, ,:- z V "v The Idaho Light & Power,;eom pany, - operating in the f, eastern part of Baker county." is establish ing a' line ffom Rfchland to Rbbi nettew; ";v v- --v - ,': z AUTOS MOW LISTED (Continued from Page One) least lmoroDer lubrication wUeh sooner- or I ater causes motor trouble. , Oil lines in the Paige are ' encased in Uhe motor, pro tecting : you against .freezing or congealing of the oil at any ordin ary winter temperatures. - f Seventh, the new . finish used on' Paige, jcars is not, affected by Inter weatherTlike 1 the . old r style paint jobs. - You-Vneed . notiwait until. spring :Just;to be, sure of hav- ing a gppo, loosung car. ; ; .-Eighth, after all, the lig ad vantage of baring a new ear for winter use Is the greater comfort. security and enjoyment it affords. Why go without all this when you can obtain such high values In mo tor cars at present T" HORSEPOWER , The Scientific .'American says that ' the horsepower of the 20, 00 0.000 motor cars In the United States aggregates 500,000,000. But of course there aveTti y r" than" that, and greater horsepower." Read the Classified Ads - f ""r r V --; r.- iv - 1 V - f - V fa eV HMdsew Kfg emm ftrsntoadestsn. the i swlw la state a hmi sews wrfitJs thonmahh pevlcs tkgmmtlt ,ukiU the lUfwtd sends S fcft dM IceC TMs maJxtSMU f. asmi there Is i mitm mt sk tpark phim mAth ntaOom S She cyihU Iiuesad e taewfelsiis tntOal txpiotUn tatdmg Mace above the piston, tt ccmrM at As rtmotm part of the . - m w m . - Mm. . d M Mate, Us smmTv svids ike aVu mmd aasasetisiess ef m steam enai is SKcssnpusMd ewlk isegraoe mss. its . i er UsSMSMlii ;i tQ SISSfMl This tine JUL High-Camp TBSSf01fll v! Pert ormance - i f : t - ' '. ' .. - - - ' --. ... " T - - The almost unircml . trend to the high-xmpre8sion motor only serves to emphasize the exclusive method, advantages and results achieved by tho - Hudson Super-Six in this development. :'- .; While conventional types depend! upon special, costlier fuels to minimize rou ghness, the Hudson design uses any gasoline, delivering the extra power '"with the elastic smoothness of a steam engine, , -V r -.-1 1 - Combined with the Super-Six principle this new invention makes Hudson -the most powerful; ana economical carper pound weight in the world. The extraordinary speed of Hudson getaway is but a tingle expression of the brilliant activity of the New Hudson Super-Six which is carried on tovery phase of performance. You see it in the rapidity with which it" - rolls into high speed; the effortless ease with which it sustains fast going; - the long, reliable service through which it maintain its smooth and brO hant performance.' 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