Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 51, Number 3, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 6 September 1928 — Page 7

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1928

“Topnotch Bargains” in USED CARS 1927 Chevrolet Coach 1926 Star Sedan 1927 Chrysler Coupe 1925 Chevrolet Coupe 1926 Chevrolet Coupe 1926 Essex Coach 1926 Ford Touring 1924 Overland Sedan 2 Ford Coupes Erbaugh Chevrolet Sales

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Blosser Shoe Store

Heating Stoves BAD In 'all-enameled HEATERS $85.00. SOLAR all enameled HEATERS sllf>.<)<) (i LOW-BOY all-enameled HEATERS $125.00 I'lii“sc stoves ai*e circulators. and will #ive you even heat in all oi’ your rooms. We want ’ yon to see them. ! ’A I\ IIEATBXd ST< A ES from sflS.tjU to s(itM)u stove I’i|te. extra heavy ........ . ~......... .. . 25e 1 ■ ;i Buckets,' extra heavy,galvanized .. ade e Shovels .. k ( v ..X. ... . 10c to 25c* Shively Brothers HARDWARE PHONE 57 FURNITURE

We Have Banking Facilities You Should Not Be Without

Capital and Surplus --- $91,000 You are invited to the For mal Fall Opening of Nappanee’s Newest Store for Men and Boys Saturday, Sept. 8 STILLSON’S Appropriate favors for all

Good Society You can go anywhere with International Clothes, They stamp themselves at once as stylishly correct and strictly custom made $35, S4O, $45, SSO, S6O Deisch’s Shop The Tailor and Cleaner

OXFORDS and Tennis Sho es for School Prices to suit all

NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS, NAPPANEE, INDIANA

Louis and Paul Erbaugh Sell Chevrolets in Large Numbers in This Vicinity

The Erbaugh Chevrolet Sales is | largely responsible for the great number of Chevrolet ears that are seen on the streets of Nappanee and the roads leading to Nappanee. For this company has contributed to the 750,000 bigger and better Chevrolet j cars distributed since January Ist. And these figures place the” Chevrolet car the first choice of the nation in regard to motor cars in 1928, for Chevrolet has put out the largest number of automobiles sold this year by any single manufacturer. The Chevrolet car has won this hearty public endorsement not only by the low' price, but by factors that make this low-priced motor car desirable—impressive performance, der lightful comfort. and distinctive style. For incorporated in the Chevrolet car are smoothness and power that, make every mile at the . wheel a pleasure, a beauty that wins the admiration of everyone, tor the new Fisher bodies represent the greatest style triumph of Fisher body crafts* men, and a riding comfort never thought possible in a low-priced automobile. The present Erbaugh Chevrolet Sales is managed by th<? Erbaugh brothers, Lewis and Pafff. Only since July, however, have both been in charge although the firm was founded the first of the year, when Paul, then buyer and superintendent of the Fribley department store at Bourbon, and Lewis, who for the past, 1 1-2 years had; been, in charge, purchased the company from the other parties interested. Lew'is Erbaugh came here five years ago as salesman, for the Smith Motor Cos., then managed by Harry Crawford of Elkhart. For the six

THE WORLD HAS A NEW AND FINER MOTOR CAR

We’ll leave it to you —just look at the body designs of the other new cars, then look at the Nash “400” Salon design. The “eyes” will be for Nash. NAS H ‘4oo* Leads the World in Motor Car Value OTHER IMPORTANT FEATURES—AO OTHER CAR HAS THEM ALL

■ Twin Ignition motor 12 Aircraft type spark plugs High compression M . , N„do,b„ (asclusiva Nath mounting)

NASH SALES M. E. MU'LLETT, Dealer PHONE 107

years previous to that time he had been an insurance salesman in Kokomo, Ind. Starting life on a farm nufer. Peru, ind., Lewis grew to school age and ! beyond while living in a rural community. He attended a country grade 1 school and then high school at Onward, Ind., near Peru. After gradual-1 ing from high school, he worked for two years as assistant cashier and two years as cashier in the Cass County State Bank at Walton, Ind. In 1917 he enlisted in ’the army and spent eight months of the two years’ service, overseas, in the . Kith Division. 345th Field artillery, as regimental supply sergeant. After the war and discharge, he started as insurance, salesman in Kokomo. Paul Erbaugh also attended the. country grade school and the Onward high school, and then the Michigan agricultural college. He served as deputy state entompligist for 1 1-2 years, and then resigned io join the marines in 1917. Paul, also, spent two years in the service, one year: overseas in the . 2nd Division, sth Regiment, Marine Corps. After returning from overseas and being discharged he came to Bourbon where he assumed the management of the FTibley Department Stores company and eventually purchased an interest in the store. He disposed of this interest in 1.928, after organizing the Erbaugh Chevrolet Sales with his brother. Lew is had already been the Chev - rolet agent for one year at this time. After two and one-hall' years as salesman for the'Smith Motor company, lie took over the management of the Nappanee branch of the L. <£ M. Chevrolet “Sales, of Goshen. He worked as manager only from January first until May and then with Roy Huffman and L. W. Swiliart as

Aluminum alloy pistons (invar Strati) 7-bearing crankshaft (kalian, crank >,„) w ..u; vik-'i-" “h-P" Salon Bodies

partners, purchased the agency and started the Nappanee Chevrolet company, From May until January this company broke the record for putting out new Chevrolet ears in this ; territory. i At the first of the year the com | l>any was reorganized and Paul W. Er- • baugh then became a partner, not assuming duties hete,. however, until | .July 1 when his interests were disposed of in Bourbon. At this time the interior of the showroom was plastered I and redecorated adding attractiveness that the unfinished brick mason work lacked. .V roomier office was j constructed and an accessories and j parts department . .was placed ill. the. i rear of the showroom. Within the past month, William Acker, formerly of Chicago., litis join* ed the employees. He installed a bookkeeping system several..-month's ago. supervising it, but. has taken over the, work entirely,. He also, asj sists in the parts and accessories room ■ and meets prospective buyers .! of .Cars. The sales force of the Erbaugh i Chevrolet sales has rapidly increased 'and the company now has<u competent corps of salesmen that "have the goods" and know Chevrolet cats. They are K. A. Boyd, Warren Rickert. and Howard Kring, “Woody" Bring is "chief of the transportation department" in his grandiloquent phrasing. In reality, he has charge of the corps of fellows that drive the cars from the assembling plant at Flint, Mich' , Customers usually find a complete line of Chevrolet cars on display at the showroom, tor as *>oon as a road- | ster, coupe, sedan, coach, or truck are sold anew one is immediately secured to till the space, thus neees j sjtating a trip to Flint to bring back ■i anew ’’Fleet” every once or twice a week.

Bijur centralized chassis lubrication Electric clock. Short turning radius Nash-Special I)e.ia Iron, and rear bumpers

Peaches Peaches Fancy Yellow Freestones South Havens $1.90 Bushel Elbertas will be ready next week. Mullett’s Grocery

it you’re after clothes that are a business and social asset —clothes that retain their good looks throughout their long lifetime -then this is your store, and you • want' KUPPENHEIMER Good Clothes Hostetter & Myer ————— Autumn Millinery Medium and Small Models For Matron and Miss Felts, \ elects and Satin Velvet Fombinations $1.95 $2.45 $2.95 $3.95 $5.00 riiildreil’s Hats and Tams. The to $1.!);') Ringenber g’s

Fountain Pens, Ink Pencils Cleai* rile Track For Thinking With A Ben ’ That Doesn’t Interrupt PARKER - SHEAFFER E. NEWCOMER & SON “Dress-Up” the Kitchen When Mother spends so many hours of the day it) the kiteUeu, if should tie relieved of that drah. dreary .-'appearance usually 'found in. this room because '■■■■‘company” so'.very seldom sees. it. Mother should have a cheerful place in which to prepare appetizing, . wholesome meals. I.et us help you give yotir kilehen that gay. cheerful note by install mg a I’firt e-Namel KitcHen Block I'ni.t, tinishei.l in colors that will harmonize: ivory, "grey, white,' or oak Th. complete unit would, lie a lovely surprise, or the pieces . may he purchased separately. Wc have jn stock thi Cabinet and ■ iwrV units breakfast, table and chairs, cupboard, anti work table. Lehman’s Furniture Store QUALITY and SERVICE PHONE 62 Bought Your Coal Frosty n > iorniii<rs thut ict|nir.• ,i little 4irr.va.re icny here and within .a inonth t‘urn;ice firin.tr will lie on in earnesV. 11' you haven't '-made arrangements for your' An fit >I \, seeor cal l iis today ~ - (gtrsyoii track and onroute of. YELLOW JACKET - KENMONT FURNACE AND BASEBURNER COKE CHESTNUT HARD COAL. Free from Slate V POCAHONTAS Syler & Syler Phone 87 Nappanee, Indiana

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