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New Britain herald., 1927-03-08
FLASHES OF LIFE: THERE is BIG
MONEY in TEACHING BRIDGE GAME

ev tho Associated pr,ss
New York-Th.re's big money In
for an expert to make 1000 a
week. Group demonstrations cost
$215 an hour one expert refused
900 for an hours lesson.
Wellington. y. 1.-THE Duke OF
York now knows how to study in
dustrial conditions correctly. II,
inspected model houses for workers
duchess next time" they shouted as
he was leaving.
BOSTON, Miss Eleonora Scars has
had an athletic contest with a
mother that seems inauspiclous for
her next hike. She was beaten at
Jr., who has three children. includ-
ing twins. Mrs. Charles Hurchins
Of Burnsyllo. \. c.. has accepted a
challenge from Miss Sears for a long
walk.
some money for tn" use OF her
photograph and signed endorse
ment in cigarette ads.
Chicago rs hard to keep good
Young mon working in garages,
they get married, ana r. s. wives.
obiocting 10 greasy smelly
clothes. max" them get g.. 4cr jobs
association advises that garages
hat fiCilitics for dolung up.
New Y1rll-Cupid is Gloria Swan
sons latest role. She was matron
Of honor and her marquis was best
New Britain herald., 1927-03-08
CURTIN RE-ENTERS BUSINESS

Inspector has re-entered the cleo
trical contracting business and will
operate in this city. Before becon-
ing inspector five years ago, Mr..
Curtin was In the contracting bust
ness here and he previously worked
In New York city.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-08
Suit for $500 Brought
As Auto Collision Echo

Joseph Di3attisii, through At
torney $. Gerard Cosale, has
brought suit FOR $500 against Pearl
Kanter and Il. d. Sinclair. the ale
cation being that Sinclair's n"gli-
gence, recklessness and carelcssncss
while operating an automobile Own
ed by the first named defendant.
caused collision in which the
plaintiffs truck, operated by An
tonic Dil}attisti, was damaged.
The accident occurred at Far
mington avcnu" and Mountain
Road West Hartford, on Septem-
Der ), 1926, while the plaintiffs
truck was going south on Mountain
Road and the other car was going
east on Pennington avenue. Re
pairs to the truck cost s6S and
money lost because il was out OF
commission is estimated at the rate
Of S15 daily for eighteen days. The
action is rcturnable in the city
court the fourth Monday of March.
Primitive Russians place a certif-
cate Of character In dead person $
New Britain herald., 1927-03-08

There are nearly a million more
unmarried women than bachelors
in France.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-08

Cork collins are used by the Turks
TO bury their dead.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-08

Primitive Russians place a certif-
cate Of character In dead person $
hand, to be given to st. Peter at the
gates Of heaven.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-01
HI UP P PASSES
HARD TEST

Sixty-seveh thousand miles use
from his Hupmobile Eight in 2s
months, with a total cost for re.
placements Of SIS, was reported by
Chester A. Large, $50 DrexeI Road,
Upper Darby Pa, as he turned it
In the other day to Harper & Harp
er, Philadelphia distributors, on the
same make new car.
The old car certainly has en-
deared itself to me-" he said. cit
was always ready, could always be
depended on, no hill was too steep
nor no journey too long, and no
road too rough for a car which
could always be counted on to take
you where you were going and
bring you back on schedule time"
Harper & Harper men point out
that the Eight still had It's original
tenders, original paint and was in
splendid mechanical and body con-
dition despite its $1,000 miles of
travel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-01

carrying out Of the policy men.
toned.
However, 1t has not been the
purpose of the Odds Motor Works to
base its value on price alone. We
feel that price alone is not the true
measure of value. Coincident with
these reductions in prices we have
done a great deal to enhance the
motoring satisfaction to be derived
from Oldsmobile ownership.
Innovations Are LIany
During this period we have intro
duced crankcase ventilation. which
combined with our system of dual
air cleaning and oil liberation has
made it unnecessary for Oldsmo-
bile owners to- make oil changes
more than three to four times in
the average driving year; four-wheel
brakes; harmonic balancer; full auto
matte spark control; thermostatic
charging control; chromium and
cadmium plating; twin-beam head
lights controlled from the steering
wheel; larger balloon tires; two.way
cooling: three.way pressure 1ubri-
cation; balloon.geared steering; and
many other important features too
numerous to mention at this time
but that, in the aggregate, have
kept us abreast of the demanding
ideal we have set for ourselves.
"As evidence OF the favor with
which this policy has been &C.
cepted on the part of purchasers
of cars there stands Oldsmobile's
remarkable gain in sales both in the
domestic and export markets that
has risen as high an increase of So
per cent in single twelve months
period.
Public To Share Economies
"This present price reduction il
but a further step in the direction
OF our published policy. During
the past six months, in spite of the
added value that has been placed
in Oldsmobile, there, have been
manufacturing economies created
that are now being passed back to
the public to keep faith with that
part Of our policy which pledges us
to give value at a moderate invest.
ment' on the part Of purchasers.
mot restrained by past practices,
Oldsrnobile effects these emphatic
reductions at once and gives these
advantages to purchasers imme.
diately rather than wait for August
l as has been our custom in the
past.
"AnalyZation of the trend of
motor car value reveals that the
motor car dollar today buys $1.13
as compared to 1914 while the
general cost-of-living dollar buys
but so cents when compared with
the same year. In fact, according
to figures by the United States De.
partfnent Of Agriculture, 1t was
necessary for the farmer to pay
the income from $3.50 pounds of
wool in 1913 to purchase a car that
can today be purchased with the
income from 3,086 pounds Of wool.
"Oldsn1obile has kept definite
track OF these trends and in line
with its previous declaration has
not only kept pace with the dollar
value trend Of the automotive in.
dustry but has surpassed it in plac-
ing new value at the command of
the public"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-01
SUPERGHARGER
ON RACERS

When the cars roll up to the line
for position at the start of the
great indianapolis motor classic
there viii be a little shell-like,
blower apparatus. which has been
perfected by Fred Duesenberg for
the Duesenberg entries, under the
hoods.
I'm this blower, shell-like appa.
ratus, the working parts resemble fan
blades. The blades, in revolution,
force gasoline Napor into the cylin-
ders. under pressure, making greater
speed possible" says Fred Duesen.
berg.
1.-THE American race car uses the
turbo-compressed type, with $4,000
revolutions per minute. It delivers
vapor at the intake valves under
eighteen pounds pressure.
I'm these 91.5 cubic inch piston
displacement motors the blower is
installed at the center Of the new
midget. 1t is designed primarily
to add additional power to that
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-01
uni
PRICE CUTS |

Price reductions on all body types
of oldsmobile six. effective June
/, have been announced by oids
Motor Works, Lansing, Mich. Re-
auctions run as high as $115 on
certain body types. In addition to
the reduction in prices there has
been announced front and rear
bumpers as standard equipment on
all body types.
gether with rear view mirror on
all body types, adds in value the
money equivalent of from $40 to
SIS, based on average estimates of
this equipment as installed by &C.
cessory dealers. With considera.
ton of the money value of the
added equipment, the reductions
amount to 500 on most body
types.
New Prices TabuIated
The new prices effective June /
are two door sedan, $S75; coupe,
$S75; four door sedan, 1915: de luxe
roadster, 1895; de luxe touring, 1895;
de luxe touring, $685.; sport coupe,
1865, and landau, $1,075, +. o. b.,
Lansing. All cars include in their
equipment bumpers front and rear,
rear vision mirror, cowl lights,
dome lights in closed cars. Fisher
bodies and v. ". windshields on
closed cars, automatic windshield
cleaners on all cars, genuine mo.
hair upholstery in closed cars.
Equipment on the de luxe cars
includes the option Of natural wood
or disc steel wheels, motometer
and bar cap, snubbers all around,
thermostatic cooling control, rear
stop light and on the five-passenger
types black enameled steel trunk
mounted on a rigid platform.
Both the de luxe roadster and
de luxe touring are equipped with
the new rigid type curtains that
have proven so popular since their
introduction by Oldsmobfle last
January. The option of steel disc
or natural wood wheels on cars
not carrying that equipment may
be had at $40 additional.
In Line With Policy
In commenting on the price re-
duction made by Oldsmobile, D. s..
Eddins, vice president and general
sales manager or ODDS Motor Works,
stated: This move is in line with
our previous declared policy. More
than two years ago it was deter
mined that the ideal of the Odds
Motor Works should be to build
Oldsmobile so that the American
family shall have, at a moderate
investment, a car that gratifies
their finer tastes and satisfies their
every need
For more than q year this
policy was strictly adhered to with
out publication of our purpose.
Not until We had accomplished a
goodly share of our detectives
under this creed did we declare
ourselves. 1t was our aim to predi-
cate our appeal to the motoring
public on performance of policy
rather than promises.
what has been accomplished is
interesting to chronicle. AS evil
dence Of our accomplishments we
cite the fact that the price of the
Oldsmobile four.door sed.n has been
reduced to the consumer $275 in
the last two and one-half years.
This reduction is typical of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-01
KLINGLER GE rs
i SALES POST

DETROIT, June 1.--R. H. Grant.
vice president Of the Chevrolet Mo-
tor Company, in charge OF sales, to-
day, announces the appointment of
II. J. Klingler as general sales man
ager. Mr.. Klingler was formerly as
sistant general sales manager.
In his new position, Mr.. Klingler
assumes much greater responsibility
IN the direction Of Chevrolet sales.
The new arrangement viii permit
Mr.. Grant to devote more time to
personal contacts with the Chevro-
let retail organizations throughout
the country and to more thorough.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-01
SPECIAL PRIVILEGE

The compulsory insurance law en-
forced in Massachusetts, will not at
feet motorists visiting the State fol
not more than thirty days. For
those who wish to remain for more
than the specified time during the
summer period, it will be necessary
to obtain the same liability insur.
ance as required from the Mass
achusetts residents.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-01
NEW LINE lN REoS

LANSING, Mich, June 1.-The
REQ Motor Car Company today an.
nounced complete new line of Mas.
ter speedwagons with a capacity
range from 1000 to 5000 pounds and
wheelbase from ia inches to lis
inches.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-01

~ comprehend field conditions and
dealer problems.
Mr.. Klingler has been .ssociated
with Mr.. Grant in sales work for
many years. He joined the Cheyro-
let organization in June. 1924. as
sales manager of the St. Louis zone.
One year later he was called to De-
troit as an assistant sales manager,
the capacity in which he has served
for the last two years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-01

already developed, without this added
equipment.
THE supercharger is added to the
racing cars because they are known
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-01

as the finest pieces Of any type Of
mechanical equipment that is con.
structed. The car cost range Il
front $4,000 to SIS 900 each.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-01

New highways - beautiful scenes -
reckoning roads - enchanting vacation
places are yours when you have puF-
chased that new used car. Select IL
from The Times and Herald Classified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-03
NoeU!
at LaHsbWgh's

The first floor of our
store is in a state of transi-
ton.
A beautiful shopping
floor is in the process of
development. Floor levels
are being made uniform, a
new floor covering is being
prepared, departments are
being rearranged, new dis
play fixtures are being in
stalled. You will be in
terested to w a t c h the
progress of this develop
ment of the first floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-03
FRIDAY ONLY ia Sale of Five Popular Silks
4O-in. $500
Georgette Crepe
500

The perfect complement to
a warm Spring evening"
sheer georgette frock! AT this
worthwhile saving you can
afford to choose several of
your favorites from the many
delightful shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-03

Very appropriately named
are these dainty frocks which
resemble a bouquet of Spring
flowers in the variety and deli
cacy of their coloring. In fine
imported broadcloths plain
colored. There are quantity
lowered prints, as well, to
keep the Younger Generation
in step with Fashion. Crisp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-03
$1.OOWa ShableS
Long Gloves
20c

There are 545 pairs of these
twelve and sixteen button length
gloves. Two-clasp silk and long
silk gloves, too.
Street FIOor-Sth Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-03
Sport Shop
$3.50
Silk Dresses
$1O.95

Smartly simple frocks such as
these are suitable for both office
and sports wear. Their excellent
tailoring and the heavy silk fiat
crepe that fashions them add to
their attractiveness.
The trimmings are decidedly
new, and consist of compose bands,
shirrings, and the indispensable
pleats and tucks. The exquisite
colors run the gamut of new shades,
including palmetto, rose, goose
berry, beige, queen blue, white,
navy and black.
Second FIoor-Sport shop-.th Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-03

There is no more practical
fabric than pongee for the lit
tie girls school dresses. Moth
ers will appreciate the splendid
value in this sturdy, easily
laundered material. In natural
tan only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-03

Fifty colors in this good
quality pongee-and the clever
woman will find as many uses
for it. For dresses, slips and
Innings it is equally serviceable
and attractive, its colors
equally desirable.
Third Floor---Sth Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-03
32-in. $500
Silk BrOadclOth
$1.5O


In the plain colors broad
cloth is an appropriate choice
for tailored daytime dresses.
Striped. 1t is a practical me-
dunn for shirts and pajamas.
Both styles tomorrow at . real
reduction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-03
Clearance of Mems
Pongee Pajamas
CSC

Friday is the day to buy some
of these very highgrade pajama
suits in fancy stripe patterns.
Your purchase will mean a saw
ing of money and an investment
in satisfaction.
1913 Suits of Mems
Flamelette Pajamas, Csc
Flannelette Pajamas of the
better kind are to be sold at a
very low price. A chance to buy
several pairs.
2I0 Mems Shirts, Soc
Broken lines of shirts, but all
of them excellent values at the
price. In size II only.
Street Floor-Lansburgh's-- Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-03

;, This is a lightweight silk,
excellent for the first Spring
frocks every woman is plan
ming. You may choose from
conservative dark shades as
we'll as the newer gay colors.
Excellent for lingerie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-03
Imported China Cups and Saucers

The exacting hostess would be de-
lighted to serve tea from these simple
translucent cups. And, needless to
add, the fortunate guest would enjoy
the drink so prettily served. The mar
row gold band that IS the only adorn-
nent adds to the conservative good
taste of these dainty cups and saucers.
You will be delighted with them at this
extremely low price.
Sixth Fioor-Lansburghs--sth Street
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