Ashland daily tidings., February 26, 1927, Special Edition, Image 9

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SPRING OPENING
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ASHLAND, OREGON/ SA TÜR BAY .^FEB. 26, 1927~
NO. 151
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One o f the big features of the Spring Opening to
be held at the armory next Tuesday and Wednesday
nights under the auspices of the American Legion will
be the auto show, in which will be represented the four
Ashland dealers.
Thé space on the main floor directly under the
balcony has been reserved for the four auto dealers,
and exhibits of 1927 model cars will be made. They
promise to arouse much enthusiasm among the local
motoring public.
The Automotive 'Shop, of which Dan Kay is pro­
prietor, will exhibit tivo Chevrolet models, probably
the new cabriolet, which is one of the finest models
ever turned out of the Chevrolet factory, and possibly
a Chevrolet touring.
The Park Garage, of which Harry McNair is own­
er, will have both an Oldsmobile and Studebaker, his
garage being agent for both of these splendid cars.
The Clay comb Motor company, Ford dealers, ivill
have two of the latest Ford models on exhibit for pros­
pective customers, according to H. L. Clay comb, who
is one of thé strongest boosters in the city for the
spring opening.
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H. A . Stearns, proprietor of the Lithia Springs
Garage, local, dealers for the Hudson-Essex line, ivill
have some of the latest models of these ever popular
cars.
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The auto accessory business also will be represent­
ed in an exhibit by Cliff Jenkins, proprietor of Cliff's
Tire Shop and Service Station. John Hughes, well
known local a&to painter, will have a booth adjacent
to the auto exhibit in which he will demonstrate his
talent as a painter on both nights of the exhibit.
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