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The Washington times., 1919-04-26

Bob Steele, the veteran southpaw.
seems in for short shrift with the
Giants. "GavVy" Cravath brike his
heart Thursday and the tip is out
that McGraw will can him shortly.
The Washington times., 1919-04-26
FoRDEAM MEETS c. Z.

Fordham University plays at Catho-
lie University today. The New Workers
have been meeting with success this
season and Eay' aS strong a team
The Washington times., 1919-04-26
GEORGETOWN Is AWAY,

Georgetown University baseball
pfaycrs are in Newport News. Va. to-
Gay playing the Ofiicer.' Training
The Washington times., 1919-04-26
Races Today

AT HAVRE DE GRACE
RACES DAILY. iBcludinE n steeplecIIase
special FennsyiEauia Rsilr0zd Train
Eeaves I2 O'clock Noon. Direct TO Course
ADHISsTON-GRANDs q PAD
:lOLE. S1.eJ; LADIES, Sl.lO-lncluding
laN.
The Washington times., 1919-04-26
TODAY,S GAMES

Brooklyn 1t Boston.
New York az Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh At ChiCa 20
The Washington times., 1919-04-26
LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN
YESTERDAYS GALES

Detroit, (; Cleveland. ?.
-. Louis. :; Chicago. -.
Athletics Washingtnn-CoId.
BCston-%cw York, cold
The Washington times., 1919-04-26
TODAY'S GAMES

Philadei phia at Washington.
Boston a New YurE
Chicago at st. Louis
Cleveland at Detroit.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-04
IIlI|yUy, AIIIlIy,
LIMBS ASLEEP
And Was Rundown, Weak and
Nervous, Says Florida Lady.
Five IS Of Cardui
Her Well.

Kathle42 Mrs. Dallas Prime.
OF this re. Ays: after the birth
OF my laS cn4d. II got very much
run-dowtl Ea4dE weakened, so much
that cid Hardly do anything at
all Iss 1 awfully nervous that
l couldsca9#ely endure the least
noise. &Ts condition was getting
worse alls stime.
l knew Gst have some relief or
l would sod in the bed and in a
serious cong tioh = - .aauka1lauu
and was so nervous and weak Il could
hardly live. My husband asked DR..
about my taking Cardui. He
said, It's al good medicine, and good
for that trouble, so he got me s bot
ties. After about the second bottle I
felt greatly improved. before taking
1t my limbs and hands and arms
would go tel sleep. After taking 1t,
however, thls poor circulation disap-
peared. ny strength came back to
me and was soon on the road to
health. AFTER the use Of about S bot.
ties, I could do all my house-work
and ATTEND to my six children be-
You CHI feel safe in giving cardu,
a thorough trial for your troubles. II
containsSn0 harmful or habit-forning
drugs, but is composed of mild. vege-
Table, medicinal ingredients with no
bad aftefeffects. Thousands of women
nave Voluntarily written, telling of
the good Cardui has done them. It
should help you. too. Try 1t. e "a
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-04
NOTICE
OF Application for Tax Deed Under
:. Section of Chapter 1855, Laws
oe 10

OF Application for Tax Deed Under
:. Section of Chapter 1855, Laws
of Florida. -.
Notice is hereby giyaS that A. W.
Crosby. purchaser of 70 Certificate
No. 1165, dateo the IA day of June,
A. D. 1917, has filedEBaid certificate
in my office, and has made .applica
ton for tax deed t@sissue il accor
dance with law. Sid certificate EN-
braces the following des0ffbed prop
erty situated in Marion County, Flor
ida, to-wit: Lot 49, F1ss Sub. OF
NWA, Sec. 6, TIP. IL R. % E. The
said land being assessed at the date
of the issuance or such certificate
in the name of OK "a. Miller.
Unless said certificate shall be re
deemed according to law, tax deco
will issue thereon the 2Sth day Of
July, A. D. 1919.
Witness my official signature ant
seal this the oath day of June, A. D
1919.
(SeaD P. III. NUGENT,
Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co., Fla
6-27-5t.
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go -
BUYING A HOME INeANDLER

Mrs. A. 3. Boynton, aaather of Mrs
John w Sewer, has 86Archased a
home at Gambler andNMith her son,
Mr.. A. s. Boynton, WRl make that
place their home Ms. Boynton is
SO years of age and iSsstill active and
in vigorous health. MRS. Sewer is
the mother of Mrs. In Moreman and
we are pleased to khbw that the
grandmother, mothe1eAnd daughter
are all delighted With Florida.
number of years agoMr. Sewer held
position on the Bnner but Cor a
lang time he has he'd a position on
the Atlanta Constitution. He will
eventually come back@to Florida.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-04

ing to get rid of DR.. Cox, but do
know that from the testimony taken
before the house committee, if | had
been governor, would h4Ee asked
Frecker for his designations by wire,
and if he had not sent it Immediately
would have bodily fired hin out"
Then again.
'Ts there some secret understand
ing between you and this man Freck-
er whereby you are afraid to exercise
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-04

"cc Perfected uu-
der the name Of Marion County Fair
association. incorporated for profit.
Grounds were purchased, cleared and
fenced, buildings erected and 4 splen-
uid half mile race track was built
ana first class fair plant, completed
at a cost of about SIS ,OOOS This cor
poraiton conducted fairs up to about
three years ago.
Three years ago the name of the
organization was changed tGfhe Ma
ron County Fair and Agricultural
Association, not for profit, tSfe former
stockholders donating all Hof their
stockholders to the new cooperation.
me new corporation conducted fairs
with the aid of the county,th Off
GERS OF the fair serving without pay,
excepting the secretary.
Two years ago at the annaaf meet
ing OF the Marion county fafEsand ag-
rlcultural association, it Vas sug-
gested that county fairs shaA,ld be
conducted and operated by TIE peo-
pie OF the county through theE com
missioners. This matter wssN dis.
cussed from time to time li8til the
president of the Marion county fair
and agricultural association II called
meeting to be held in hiA office
on Feb. Is of this year to consider
the advisability of tenderingabie sole
ownership of the entire fai1s plant.
Tree OF all encumbrances toNMarion
county. 5
The president of the fair Associa-
ton appointed committeesaeo ap-
pear before the board of county com
mlssioners to tender he sentfA prop
erty of the fair to the counfM This
committee asked the county g6Dmmis-
sloners to accept the fair property
without cost and encumbrai&es for
the good of the county. 1t Mas be-
lieved that under county management
the fairs would be of greater value
and would result in greatersi In erest
among the people of the county with
regard to the fair, and greater de-
velopment of the resources of the
county.
The commissioners thought favor
ably of the proposition butt were
without authority, and acting upon
the advice of the county sattorney,
had passed by the Legislature a bill
giving the necessary Authority.
The fair property is offeEed to the
county without cost, without encum-
brances and without strings. With
out cost means that the county pays
not one cent for the property. With
out encumbrances means that the
county will get the property without
debt of any kind. Without Strings
means the property is tosbe turned
over to the county with no provis-
ions except that the people OF Marion
county vote in favor of owning the
GROUNDS and operating annpai county
fairs. h
Realizing the benefits Ahe county
has received from the fAir already,
and the benefits that can be gained
in the future and having upon inves,
tigation found the acts aN above stat
ed, we believe hat it Would be we'll
for the people to vote i'll favor of ac-
cepting the fair properly as tender
ed.
Agricultural COMMITTEES of the Ma
rion County Board Ok Trade.
j. M. MefferE Chairman.
A. v. Blowersh
Rush H. Todd,
L. s. light,
| r.. C. ChamhlicS
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Voters Of Marion County Are Asked
to Approve Taking Over of Fair
At Election On July %.

At Election On July q.
On July 22 the voters of Marion
county viii be asked to go to the
polls and voice their approval over
The county fair, to be operated under
the supervision of the county COM
mssioners.
The bill gives the county commits
sioners the power to purchase the
fair property, but this purchase will
not be necessary as the board of di-
rectors OF the Marion county fair as
ISOLATION have offered the fair prop
'erty to the county without cost and
without membranes or strifigs OF
any kind. It is estimated hat the
fair grounods with its buildlBgs and
other improvements could not be re-
placed today for $4,000. The coun-
~ gets It all free, IL the people want
e. The agricultural committee of the
Marion county board of trade has
gone into the matter thoroughly and
IS OF the opinion that tlR county
must either take the faiH over and
operate 1t or there will be no fair.
As to the Importance OF the fair
there can be no question. Itihas Civ
en- Marion county a great amount Of
valuable education and Advertising
and has built up for the county a
widespread reputation. It has been
the means by which Marion county
has taken exhibits to the state fair
and captured first permiun1s. It
should be the means through which
Marion county can send ascompIete
exhibit to the centennial exposition
in Jacksonville in 1921. which will be
one OF the greatest opportunities for
advertising the county thaEe it will
have in many a day. 80
AS to the question of the public
ownership and operation of. the fair.
governments build and operate Ii
braries. museums, art galleries,
parks. experiment stations. and sim
liar institutions. for educatiQAal and
economic reasons. AS proof of the
fact that the federal government val
ues the educational effects fsfairs it
spends millions of dollars ANNUALLY in
sending exhibits to all parts of the
country. ST.
4s8
With the fair property decided over
to the county without enedmbran-
ces and without strings, itabecomes
an asset upon which the county COLD
realize.
Last February the Marion county
fair and agricultural association Of
fered the fair property to the county
commissioners If they would take over
and operate the fair. At that time
the commissioners could not act be-
cause they were without authority. To
get this authority a bill was intro-
duced in the legislature and was
passed. subject to a referendumrvote
of the people on July %.
In doubt that there be no doubt
about the offer of the Marion county
fair and agricultural association, its
board of directors met on JdBe 20,
with a majority of its members pres
ent and unanimously adopted Heso-
lutions authorizing and instrHcting
its officers to deed to the county, all
OF the fair property free of inclIm-
brances and of debt, provided chat
the people approve at the electioR to
be held on July %.
About twelve years ago few lub-
lic-spirited citizens conceived the
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-04
LEMONS Rake SKIN
"A WHITE. SOFT, CLEAR


Make this Beauty lotion for a few
cents nd see for yourself.
What giri3br woman hasn't heard of
lemon juice to remove complexion
blemishes, 81 whiten the skin and to
bring out thM roses, the freshness and
hidden beau p? But lemon juice
alone is aciM therefore irritating and
should be xed with orchard white
this way. SStkain through fine cloth
the juice oM&wo fresh lemons into a
bottle cont ing about three ounces
of orchard mite, then shake well
and you hal e& quarter pint of skin
and compld lion lotion at about the
cost one us all$ pays for a small jar
of ordinary cold cream., Be sure to
strain the mon&uice so no pulp
gets into Il bottA then this lotion
will remain pure md fresh for
months. w ben appH6 daily to the
face, neck, Rms and MRds it should
help to ble&c clear, gAQornen and
beautify the&slHin.
Aav hrrg%sI VIII supDfA three
ounces of orr hard white at ver9Alttt.e
cost ana tnee froeer "a so -.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-04

Mr.. w. w. Phillips, anember of the
legislature from Suwayknee county,
and member of thu investigating
committee of state institutions, is out
in a drastic publication in. which he
is plying the governd with questions
that must be irritating and annoying.
Mr.. Phillips says FIJI
81 do not know What hidden mo-
tives you and sFreck@f have for want
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-04

Peptona is reconstructive tonic,
and enriches the blood. sPeptona con-
tains Peptona of sIrod. Manganese.
Malt and Extract Cod Livers.-
4-18-ts.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-04

your executive AUTHORITY and fire
him? Tell the peOpla of the state
all about it. governor as they are
waiting by the THOUSANDS to hear IL
from your lips"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-04

IL you have lost an8rticIe let the
Banner fOund eOIum help you re-
store it.-(Ad).
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-04

Put your want ads in the Banner
II will pay you--(Ad)
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-04

Read the Banner sl.SO per year.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-04

Read Banner Advertisements.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-08

i.s ..IL ..,,nf gu.d U.n lm.
l.u. rl farms 10th lHtsr unl small IN
r.uluar.t,u oklahoma. where one
crop m5s fof hrd. At bargain and
'.Hy ''mH Bon i2t, MuHrum okla
NllL luE SALE or TRADE
.n.ll-p gaH engine. No fc'd min,
lu.r..ci com mlil corn rhclor. yfaln
''FI'0r' All new ron about three
mouths Gool loDl'ion good grain crop
no Ir.InhfnnrD. L. .. Box "a houn.
unn View Oki
IuH .ill lrYttailo bttfhoIsc LIs.
#"s u BurFhurD"rt. leaving toWn
reason iHr selling. NIir Immediately
ur 'mr "a src caldwell Bros. EIfk-
tHr'l fuUF Hos 49,
tOH shLt--Oue 20 loot soda fountain
W4ih lots other fTfItr4 now ~
UUrTD. kansas Wfie f1r iriur'ra.
',un 10 DtrU Georges, Manhattan, Kan.
saH. also the best candy store lu Kan.
f1N cl'y. EUpl reason 'yr selling m.
s.u''. fountain Bud fixtures good ~
r'n nrd r'lson1.Is price.
MhSIhb-To buy moving plctur,
sHoW LOO town 2,gJ or 2all. AddTc.H
h +. OkHrouan
ROOT BFtH HAWFL OUTFITS
Get into big paying business bi
Installing ono ~ th'." large l-f.
ua'',is. Ne .Irish iLtm complete
if.udng form lia 10 make your own
yrup. oaSy monthly payments VIII,
'Yt our luoslst explaining fully GrOs.
moo Fountain Co, Dallas. Texas
ao'o 10 stock general merchandise 81
pHId community. western Oklahoma
annual business about SIS NnO 100, Woll
Hike 10 HslI half interest TO rella .l,
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State Manager Wanted

W" want 60 get In touch with men
10 take charge " oklahoma business
headquarters IN oklahoma city, a prop
os.tlou that should make you 5000 10
$40 600 cash per year You deal with
merchants, have no competition can
appoint county managers throughout
the state and receive profits from each
anl every district and operate your
business from your own HON" or dcsN
room Requires first class references
oHd 81 600 20 ~ 00i cash Investment
Don't bother lis unless you want 10 be
your own boss and can handle proposi-
t,on according 10 this ad Prefer men
with mcrchandlse or newspaper expert
.nce but not entirely necessary. See
Il Y. Callahan, HuCkIns Hotel. We'd
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nj. ctlLAN1ous roa sAie

ItY f.ur .u.. h... u..
pIHi.t. awnt. rNtt1rt,1 .n s.l
cans. lNu lH ,Asr for ilsON. a..
with order iriH " g on itnIdr. ttI
furnish iu Iu lu and @ 40. hugH,' fur
l.r pr pound j T. Chtru'W, luiln,
TeNtE
ron BALE Mans sorFt cult sla l'.
ladlos coat baby sulhy, books, M
pie jj2.J.
FOk SALE ~ hulf price. dnrp blue su7t
and dark blue long coat. good m new
Phone Maple iS}2J
FOR sALE-On handsome brown tai
orcd tuit prico i2j. can At go
West slh
FOR sALL Ccment blocks. lumber
and black dirt Main and hudson.
Wuipu, 6G7J,
heavy FrWtyr cotton. o. tolls ~
pound; u percent int staple ia
inch Get facts, proofs special prU"
from originator, Eaui!ycr seed 90
LeNpnla. 60.
MISrHlST and second hand cotton
flour srcks FOR Wle. an sl1o hufnp
haFS for every purpose hr well. Peer
less ing Co, % Fast lt'uo
Seal Skin Coat
For sole WnlnIt jt4l
WARDROBE for sale. Maple 22li
SEAL skin scarf for sale Walnut b63l
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bth floor AMERICAN Natl Bank 6dl:
FOR CASH RENT-Bo,iom farm, mile
from Frankfort, okla. 900 acres cui-
tivated; 30 acres meadow: is0 acres
pasture! alfalfa meadow: hog pas
ture; small houses. barn. cribs
running water: timber. Box is3. Ar
kanaas CITY. Kan
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900 to $4,000

will give you clear cut business and
management of san Antonio or Houston
territory. where you can operate from
your own home or small office space,
and keep 10 20 is men busy. that should
make YOU $500 10 81 900 cash per month
You have exclusive right. and are pro-
tected In your territory. No competition.
Deal with merchants Sells on sight.
Backed by references all over the
United States. The money making op.
portunlty OF your lfc Call for Mr..
Callahan. 3i5-si1 Huckins hotel 10 =. IN.
or p, m. "Wednesday or Thursday.
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SropE FIvilRls

auHN IUl.INs# N, hayo several
.HHH.Ip IN Uhu moss aud slightly
uH.d fountains =. y, lU ~. IL and 70
iHn' I,uEths can include IN same COM
'fal' dl fixtures necessary 10 open up
NiuE az cplfoCllOnory FiOre. save you
".u'yi FnFy monthly payments
b'oWn1n Fountain Co, Dallas, Tesns
ObA FOUNTAIN Handsome l6.foot
Wlll Dpr~ all marble counter; double
station interior: drait arms. Ia
pumps. I fruits; leo creams, cold
s'Dflge; milk pump, electric cnrbona-
inf. used only three months Ike nav (:
Immediate shipment. bargain; easy
monthly payments: wire or phone coli
l''i GrosWan Fountain Company
DAla- Texas
PAIR Andersops computing scnlos
computes up "a 20 lbs. ~ good ms
new. Tor tnlr or exchange Tor cash reg
IH'r 'nl Maple lsl2.
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tI0tel Bargains

N"- -N"@ = " -"-
hfiy rnDns modern, right down
togo. u good one " rOomr hot and
,'lt water In an tpouH - rooms
su'ctly modern. good transient On
rooms handsomely furnished. best
tIufiru' location IN the. city
TDMLiS A. HOFFMAN
lhus " Main walnut GOCG
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$4,000 to $4,000

A YEAR MEN WANTED
We want manager for San Antonio,
Shreveport and Oklahoma City. You
can operate from small desk room or
your own home. keeping 10 TO Is men
busy on commission, maklnE YOU $500
TO 81, 900 clear cash per month, We have
no get rich" idea or oil schcme its
n hlsh-c and pleasant business. sell.
Ing retail merchants an article they
have wanted for years, Every sale cssh
and you have no competition whatever,
II you invest 81 900 your cash retail
profits are N,bo0 Don't apply unlese
you are fmshclnlly aide TO put up 81, 00o
to 81, 200 and start work Immediately
Cali for Mr.. Callahan. or write for ap-
pnlntment Wednesday or Thursday. II
a. m. or 2 P. m. alS.al1 Hucklns hotel,
SEVERAL sood. rich, improved south.
ives, oklahoma prairie farms, CHEAP
for quick sale. by owner on small pay
men' and easy terms make hale o'
cotton, op 10 bushcls wheat per acre
Box 2l1, Mangum. Okla
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Wanted TO Buy
q Going Business

A live and experienced business man
with $4,000 TO invest. and take active
interest W. Il, oklahomnn.
ABSTRACT business for sale. located
IN Walters. oklahoma, the county
seat OF Cotton county. the most active
oil county In Oklahoma; has been es-
,sblishsd two months; the books show
$50 taken In during September, only
one other abstract business in Cotton
county: business will bear closest In
vest'gation. o. N Morris. Owner,
Duncan. Okla,
GOOD opportunity for experienced oil
man to become interested ~ large
company and act rs ''cld man Must
have some capital TO invest Good sal
ary for right man, Must have refer
ence-. w. X. Oklahoman.
FOR SALfc-Completc broom factory
equipment terms reasonable; for
further information. W. r.. oklaho-
man.
BARRIERS, wanted TO buy. two or three
chair shop In good town. Write o'bs'
nLiahnpn,n
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ARMY Goods For Sale
Anderson Bros Co.
lawton. Oklahofnr
s0l T. Avenue.,

lAwton. okinh0fnn.
e01 u. Avende..
FOR sALE--At Cooks fruit farm. one
fourth mile north and enc ans one
half miles west Of the end OF Linwood
car line. apples. pears. cider, melons.
don't forget TO bring your basket and
jug. Phone Rx-ab.
At A BARGAIN. stage scenery and
drop curtains. also $50 pair almost
new Chicago fiber roller bks,c, and one
"a Lyon h Healy band organ. sJn new
spring cots and pads. never used.
Wholesale price. Auditorium, california
and Walker
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s.. .non % TO iln0Nn %

w y NILW " nv 7 ID
by the largest firm Of the kind In
the United states Requires cash VA
yestmcnt from 81 900 TO s. 00o. accord
ius TO amount OF territory assigned you
and goods delivered. no hard labor. can
be handled from your own home or desk
room, absolutely no competition. every
sale cash. can submit you references
from any section OF the United States.
n cleRn-cut. money making proposition.
Representative H. f., Callahan from
headquarters. can he seen a. 3l5.3i7
iIuckns hotel Wednesday or Thursday,
10 n. M, or !? y. m. for details.
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BARRIERS. wanted TO buy. two or three
chair shop In good town. Write p.5s'
Oklahoman.
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AUTOS. VEHICLES AND
Accessories

" ~ y =
FOR SALE Twin Harley Davidson
with side car. good as new, reason
able. s06 vest ist
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY
MERCHANDISE

II you have stock OF merchandise
you really want to sell, write to me at
once describing your stock. Box III
WnnhNuEn 0kln
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Used Car Exchange

s00.sO2 North broadway.
Used Cars that are Useful,
We handle only high. grade used cars
Of standard makes. and late model
They are mechanically correct and
most Of them can hardly be told from
new ones
Come In. look them over
CADILLAC touring. model 81,
driven only 5000 miles .,.,.;i ;i2STS
JORDAN suburban seven, now %. $500
MITCHELL touring, . passenger.
Victory model, brand new ..., .te0
OAKLAND &, touring. brand now i.l60
BUICK touring. light six, 1919
model, used very little ..,.,,. 1850
BUICK 8 roadster. 1913 model.
cord tires. In fine condition.. 1850
DODGE touring. 1919 model, In
perfect condition t......,.,.. 92b
LEXINGTON. Minute-Mnn six, T.
passenger tourabout Kelly
Springfield cords, In perfect
condition In every way ....... l,7Jo
klSsEL 6. touring, 1918 model.
newly painted. : good tires.
looks and runs like new .,.... s5o
MAXWELL roadster. 1918 model.
like new ..,........,,...,...,. bso
FORDS--SedHns, tourings and road
stsrs. all 1918 or 1919 models, all
priced right
Remember, we absolutely and pos
itively sell 'cm for less.
Terms to responsible persons.