Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1926, Page 18

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He plaved two mpanied. Both wer f works by Senor B —FLORIDA— Main o Clava Flena Sanche: Her other so m each floor. James Kerr 1341 Connecticut Ave. SUNDAY T gone to the rich ¢ of hix country basis of his com- which, however, opean influence b Particnlarly ved wax his ., AY, AY. Alma Simp wrane: Laurette ontraito, hased on t of the and she, Cielito Lindo,” santly known included two | rangements | Mrs. Touis | for the. purpose ert which had as | e familtarizing of ! wusic lovers with | Circle $11,000.00 New Ihree Trom etne. use. Y rpoms 15. Blectric- Rear Lot irnace. wide paved for double terms. 790 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, JANUARY 17, 1926 PART i NEW PRICES Studebaker Values Supreme in Quality Sedan Field These new prices on the finest enclosed cars Studebaker evei produced represent reductions of $100 on each model. This is the third time since January 1,1925, that Studebaker has reduced prices, thereby passing on to purchasers the savings resulting from one-profit manufacture. Prices effective January 14, 1926 Standard Six Sedan (wool trim) . . . $1295 Standard Six Sedan (mohair trim) . Big Six Sedan (five passengers) . . . Big Six Sedan (seven passengers) . . Big Six Brougham........... BigSxBerline ........00... Big Six Club Coupe 1395 1895 2145 2095 2225 1650 LR R R R S Y Freight and War Tax extra Studebaker sedans are more up to date than the newest yearly models because of the Studebaker policy of adding every improvement as soon as developed without waiting for manufacture and volume pro- duction enable Studebaker to use the finest alloy steels, northern ash and hard maple, genuine leather, the best curled hair, plate glass, mo- First of all let me say I need none of your 5 annll'dl announcements. money, becanse [ am fully financed. hair, wool and other quality materials. These one-profit savings insure the main- tenance of the highest stand- ards of workmanship and permit many refinements and much extra equipment. Now then read: I have a very beantiful Florida subdivision close to a thriving Florida city, where permanent population is increasing rapidly. The property has been surveyed, streets opened and il graded, lots all staked and “Royerofty” sign posis on all corners, Studebaker sedans have been reduced in price without re-’ duction in quality because of these two facts: Boulevard heing extended through center of 1. Studebaker has net assets exceed- suburb with wonderful development. including | . Kundredimilliondsll golf links. clubhouse, hotel, etc., adjoining. i ing one hundred miliion dollars concentrated on the production of one-profit cars. Comparison will prove to you that these fine unit-built auto- mobiles equal or excel in quality and in performance cars which sell at prices hun- dreds of dollars higher. You can’t judge value by price, Ask for a demonstration in a Studebaker sedan. Property highly indorsed by banks and Cham- ber of Commerce. Corners on large lake. and rapid- ly increasing in value. mr ideas and wishe. sement for vith the J. Columbn . ‘The vast Studebaker plants have been kept going at capacity dur- ing the past vear. Sales in 1925 exceeded 136,000 cars—an in- Eleventh The new te hetwe I will put these lots into a syndicate at a very v. Thursday a low price and wish to correspond with party having connections to form such a syndicate. $50.000 cash can be cleaned up by the right party between now | and March 1, Replies treated confidentially, e of 23% over 192 Address Box 39-M, Star Office. crease of 23% over 1924. Savings due to one-profit WRHIE and NAA No car in the world today offers losver rates to the time purchaser than Studebaker JOSEPH McREYNOLDS COMMERCIAL AUTO AND SUPPLY CO. Ya Ve X% The Hecht Co. Half- Yearly Furniture Sale 14TH STREET AT R, WASHINGTON, D. C. GEORGETOWN BRANCH: 3218 M STREET N.W. See three pages in this paper and t w0 pasges in today's Post, Qj;udebakm Great Dealer Organization ~ Authorized servzw at 3000 poinls throughout the Uniled States LYNCHBURG—J.I. Alexander Mtr.Co.,Inc. 80. BOSTON—Essley Motor Co. MADISON—Carpenter Motor Ce. STALNTON _Deflenbeush Motor Ce. MADISON HTS —Madison Hts, Motor Co. 8UFFOL ond Motor Corp. NEWFORT XEWS—Newport News Moter KEFIEL X. Mischall WINGHESTE WYTHRVILLI r Co., Inc. oster Aute Sales OLK —Coburn Moter Car Ce., Ine. .-: Metor Ce. WEST VIRGINIA (West) CHARLES TOWN—R. C. Smithsen & Co L Y—Onley Garage PETERSBURG—Bryant Motor Cerp. nmsnunv—\.fl.‘ Moter Co. PETERSBURG—E. G PIEDMONT—Tri-Towns llol-tr Ce. ROMNEY—New Contury Garage PARKTON—J. M. Hoshall & Son ALTAVISTA—J. SrarTE et SHoy e o EEERILE Sy e e AU IAI 'nloll—'l't. Ir.m( A-t- ld. Os. SMITHSBUKG—The Auto Pun Ce., Inc. cnc OTT) WESTMINSTE! ios l\l TG <1 Motor Sales Co. Iac KE—Crewe Motor Co. u-ron: Wty"f'!- u.u'.. : e or. 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