Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1927, Page 64

THE' SUNDAY" STAR! WASHINGTON, D. ¢. SEPTEMBER 1f. 1927—PART 3.° THE ALL-AMERICAN LAND SIX A bigger, better, brilliantly beautiful car. New bodies—new chassis—new engine. New performance, endurance, and value—and NEW LOW PRICES! There’s mastery in every detail of the new Fisher bodies— the mastery of America’s master body builders. Low, graceful, fashionable lines. Arresting new Duco colors. Rich, new upholsteries. In the chassis—new factors of reliability and endurance— factors that people have long hoped to get—but never in a car of Oakland’s price. See this latest triumph of America’s automotive supremacy —the new Oakland All-American Six! Landau Coupe . . $1045 Sport Roadster . . 1075 Cabriolet . . . . 1145 4-Door Sedan . . 1145 Landau Sedan . 1265 To the public. .. During the past ten years I have made many friends among the motorists of Washington, while a partner , in the Steuart Motor Company. To all of them I have represented the product I was handling exactly as it was and tried to the best of my ability to keep every purchaser satisfied. [ have found, during twenty-seven years in business in this city, that it pays to have the confidence of everyone with ‘whom one deals. I hope I have merited the trust of all with whom I came in contact. It is with a great deal of satisfaction, then, that I announce the organization of L. P. Steuart, Inc., to sell and service Oakland All-American Sixes and Pontiac Sixes in this city. With these two lines of sixes, I feel sure thatIcan, L. P. Ste 14th Street and Rk J. L. Jerman, 2921 M St. N.W. _ Sheriff Motor Co., 627 K St. N.W,