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' I92i --.... January 28, 1927 WILMETTE LIFE 33 JS nit M. D. I M. the ~~ 1926 · " year,.......____.. ' tore ett e. ~tals · ~was Packrlrd:r most pro9ressive - -- tcren11('11 t Ill t ilded the the Ill(.'. ~ ere lHJC' , 11. and nte, h·c r all t() ~rr , 1 nt;; I~ la t- s (' ers gc r r~ nhhi~ hill of ld rt' 11- 11 l" l . lH· of :ld '(· - 1(.' ill ~~.· r~ . ld I )- lt ]l· 11 \', :'. (I E speak of Packard's prosperity in no boasting spirit but rather because it reflects the public's appraisal of Packard cars. No company can long survive the ill will of its customers-no company can be stronger than the faith of those who buy its product. We are thankful to the distinguished and discriminating clientele which has given us, not only prosperity but leadership in the fine car field. Principle before profit, the bedrock of Packard policies, has paid big dividends, not in gold alone but in prestige-a prestige that W redounds to the benefit of every Packard owner. You are invited to investigate the e~tra benefits of Packard ownership. The finest creations of a mechanical skill and body building art now more than twenty-seven years old are on display at the Show and in our main and community salesrooms. It will be a genuine pleasure to tell ·you anything you want to know about the Packard Six or the Packard Eight. Your courtesy in accepting our invitation will be ~ respected in every way. · A word or a demonstration-you will be equally welcome. · ). '· I Buy Your Car in Euanston Packard Motor Car Company of Chicago (Evanston Branch) 1735 E. ·Railroad Aven.ue Greenleaf 1200 PACKARD t Ask the man who owns one