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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-07-23

r GOTTA plenta trouble other day
i for buy da new suit. l see da ad-
vertise cen da paper SO l go n store
for geeva look. Man putta streeng
weeth numbers on rounda my waist
and say bout AZ, huh?" / dunno eef
he guessa my birthday ees a. or eef
da suit Is AZ bucks. Both ees too
mooch, so / tink mebbe / buy da
leetle suit and wait for grow up so
weef tlta me-.
Dat man wot sella da suit aska me,
you wanta Engleesh cut suitT" I
say ! no care eef ees Engleesh, Irish,
United States or wot kinda national
ity, but l wanta whole suit and not
one wot's cut up ALA ready. l no care
wot ceetzen ees da suit so Tonga ees
no German.
But he say l gotta wrong idee. He
tella me Engleesh ees tighta fit and
Conservative no toucha SO close ALA
round. 1 dunno wot Conservative ees
--mebbe some relash to Bullsheveek,
dunno-so ! feegure Engleesh ees
besta one.
"You wanta peench back?" he aska
me.
Now wot q devil / wanta suit wot
peencha da back for. / never gotta
peench once before only driva da
ieever too moocha hurry, so / no like
to getta peench when buy da new
suit. But ne tella me everybody gotta
peench back clothes. Well, 1 lika be
leetle swell guy, too, so I decida mebbe
splitta electromagnetic one dat tusa
scratgha da back and no peench. But
when / aska has he gotta scratch back
suit he wanta know eef I gotta cootie.
He aska eef I wanta two or tree
piece suit. Mebbe he thinks I am da
peace commish. / dunno. / no uner-
standa wot suit gotta do weeth da
peace, but l say / am favor da league
for nations and eef gotta have more
as one peace ! wanta fourteen rCint
peace lika President Weelson.
W0t you tink?
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TO poke him with her sharp claws and
meow so loudly that out came the
witch. When she saw the frog on the
ground she began to laugh in a shrill,
cackling tone and dance about the
Door frog, while the cat joined with
her mistress, and every one in a
while would poke froggie with her
claws.
BY and by the wild dance stopped
and the witch gave him a tap with her
magic stick, which made the frog sit
up and listen TO what she said.
You thought you could deceive a
witch, did you, Black FOX?" she said.
You see now that you couldn't.
| knew the stone you brought as l told
you 10 bring TO me was not from the
bottom Of the pool and l kept my part
Of the bargain just as you kept yours
Give me back my own form again
and | promise to bring the stone you
WISH" said the frog.
There is only IN way in which
you can regain your WI shape" said
the witch, leaning on her stick and
looking at poor froggie, land that Is
to hop to the forest pool each day and
bring me a stone from the bottom OF
IL. When l have all l want you will
have your own shape again, and not
before. Will you go or will you re
main q frogf"
I'll 60 to the pool and return with
n stone," mournfully replied the frog
as he hoped away.
(CopyriRht)
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THE HOME

NEUCH of the effectiveness Of a
WI shampoo depends upon where and
how the hair is dried. If 1t Is pos
sible to dry the hair in the sun and
air outdoors, it will do the head
three or four times as much good as
though the whole operation were
completed inside the room.
For this reason, the home sham
poo should be better than the pro-
fessional sort which costs anywhere
from n half dollar to two dollars. Pro.
fessionals dry the head with a hot
air machine that blows the hair into
snarls and dries out much Of the
new oils that the massage and the
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-07-23
The Hair Must Be Kept AntisepticaIly
Clean Use Soap Twice at
Every Shampoo.

hot water have already sent into the
tiny h~air-shafts. The chief trouble
with the home shampoo Is that WON
en- do not realize hat 1t takes an
awful lot Of soap to make the head
thoroughly clean.
Tar soap or liquid CASTLE is best,
the hair should be wet all over with
hot water and the soap rubbed in.
The lather should be rubbed hard
with the fingers till every bit Of the
hair has been gone over again and
again with the cleansing suds. Then
it should be rinsed Off in water even
a trifle hotter than the first water.
And then comes the important part
of the shampoo. The whole head
should be gone over a second time
with soap and hot water, the new
lather rubbed into the scalp, and
rinsed again in hot water. See the
amount Of dirt that ONE off In this
second rinse and see how much CLOS
sier your hair Is afterward, and
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Rann-dOm Reels
BY HOWARD l.. RANN

presence of the watermelon SEED g a
standing %reproach.
WatermelOns intended COR shin
lnent are picked before they have had
time to get ripe anywhere except on
the surface, when they are Sent into
the far North and bought insight and
unseen by people who hope for the
best. All such purchases are usually
followed by disappointment and a re-
bellious uprising in the stomach. Eco
nomical housewives try to get even
by manufacturing the watermelon
pickle, which is fed all winter 10
cowed husbands, who are too broken
spirited to resist.
The watermelon is q great delicacy
when it is allowed to stretch out and
get ripe internally. If there were
more of this kind of watermelons TO
be had, the average grocer would not
wear such a hunted look.
(Copyright)
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Instead, when he had wished three
times he found himself a big green
frog.
Black Fox began to hop about, try
ing to find n place to hide while he
thought what he should do.
Under a low bush he hoped. but ne
found he was longing for water as he
never had before. Not Il drop was
there to be seen. The only thing to do
was to hop along until he found some.
1t was not so easy to get over the
ground as it was when he was q fox,
and while he vas stopping to rest
Black Fox remembered he had asked
for power to change into his own
shape again, so he wished three times
to become q fox.
The old witch had not kept this part
Of the promise, for, wish as hard and
as often as he liked, he still remained
a frog.
It was a long time before he came
to water, and when he did, in he
hoped, and, being refreshed, he be-
gan to think about the witch.
"She must have made n mistake and
have given me the wrong drink
thought Black Fox.
II suppose the only thing TO do is t
get to her cave and ask her to change
me back again"
All day and all night he hoped
over stones and through brush until
when he finally did reach the cave OF
the old witch, he was SO tired hat ht
fell over on his back in front Of the
cave door.
The Black Cat found him and begar
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BEAUTY CHATS
by Edna Kent Forbes

you will realize that one soaping Isl
not enough.
For the head must not be just
clean, Ii must be antiseptically
clean, TO avoid dandruff and falling,
hair. And there is a difference be-
tween them.
OF course. every woman knows
how carefully the hair must be
rinsed and dried, and that E. tonic
rubbed on Immediately after is all
ways advisable.
(Copyright.)
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clared to be distinctly unwholesome.
Oysters, especially If raw, are the most
highly recommended Of dream foods.
Eaten In any form they denote friend
slip and If raw splendid successes
All the pessimists can say against
them is that they mean that you are
going to become a gourmand. Many
hold that to dream of being at a ban
quet means that you will soon go on
a journey or will change your resi-
dence or place Of business. These
same people say that while 1t is un-
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lege professors ana other shining in
tellects. but nobody has ever discov-
cred a way to prevent it from running
to seeds and clogging up the %windpipe
Of the trustful Northerner. The wa
termelon would be served at polite So
cial functions more if it were not for
the narrowing fear on the part of the
hostess that some nervous male guest
will get IA few seeds upside down In
his neck ant have to be operated on
with q pair of duckbill pliers. To a
country which boasts the incubator
baby and the noncOrrOsive banana the
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STRICKLAND GILLIAN
The Little White Restaurant.
Copyright

We have visitel places of wondrous re-
pute for feeding you viands delicious
and rare;
We've been bowed to by hunkies, nave
had them remove our topcoat and
hat as we entered their lair:
We've been furnished with ingerbowls.
stylish delay, with silver superfu-
GUS, solid and good.
But mostly we sneak to a different place
the little white room where you
pay for mere food!
For mostly at meal time when we would
inhale some yearned-after subste-
nance, wholesomely cooked,
The feeding itself is the thing we require
we often forget how the eating
place looked.
And how to secure VIA the stomach
requires without being robbed (to
be afterwards rued)
Is always our problem; and SO we seek
out the little white place where
they charge for mere food.
AS clean as the soul OF a wly-b born
babe we always have found the
accouterments there;
The overhead charges'-there wasn't a
sign Of that bugaboo that one meets
everywhere!
You pay half the price OF the stylish
''caffays" for food just as fine. ana
no flunkies intrude- AT
There's peace for the soul I'm the plain
little room-the little white place
where they charge for mere food
lttqv
We Learned to Be Useful.
Fortunately for us and our chill
dren, most of us were brought up
and taught to hustle before the
child labor laws were even thought
Of. Otherwise we wouldn't be able
to make n living.
FINNICIN FILOSOFY.
The shmart aleck is tn finest
ca-ase Of arrested development
that anybody kin imagine.
-n-
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Grape Conserve.

Take seven pounds Of ripe grapek
Pulp them, removing the seeds, then
to the skins and seeds add the grated
rind and strained juice of four oranges,
the juice Of two lemons, boil together
fifteen minutes, then add five pounds
Of sugar, one pound of seeded raisins,
one pint Of canned cherries drained
from their juice and one-half pound
Of pecan meats, and one cupful Of wa.
ter. Cook fifteen minutes then pour
into glasses or jars.
Copyright. 1890, Western Newspaper uAisal
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Cherry Preserves.

Take two pints Of sugar, n small
cupful Of water. boil until 1t hairs, add
three pints of pitted cherries and boil
fifteen minutes. Pour into an earthen
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Always Maddens a Man.

Bangs arrived at the club with an
awful crouch on. Wonder what's the
trouble"
"Oh, he went home this evening pre-
pared to roast his wife about something
and found that she had company
Boston Transcript.
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Rhubarb Conserve.

Take five pounds of sugar, five
pounds Of rhubarb, four oranges, two
pounds of raisins. Cut up the fruit,
remove the seeds from the oranges and
pu through a meat grinder. Cook all
together until thick.
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c60K Ro0S BY Nu4 M4~e@

dish and let stand overnight. In the
morning seal In sterile cans, cold.
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This is Miss Lucy NJ. Fox, a charm
ing movie" star, who recently arrived
in New York on the S. S. France. She
has just completed her part in a
startling screen serial which had it's
setting in many of Europe's foremost
resorts, including Nice and Monte
Carlo.
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when you taste a ~blueberry pie that
have just made and feel a thrill OF
pride at its delicious flavor. always re-
that you didn't make the blue
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lucky to eat at a dream banquet your
self, to see others eating foretells great
success in all your enterprises. II you
are unmarried you shall wed the one
you love and live happy yer after with
riches and dutiful children.
(Copyright.)
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
SAUL'S ADDITION.
DETACHED CORNER

Fronting ON two streets. attractive
two-story. cellar and attic colonial
home. center entrance hall eight rooms.
two baths hot-wster heat. electricity.
gar. hardwood noors. large colonial
front porch, double side and rear
porches; slate roof; large lot. garage:
built less than a year; shrubbery, fruit,
etc. Price only $4,000. Want OFFER
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
MADAME SELIA

Egyptian Palmist and Medium.
Gives true advice you can depend In
business love, health and family affairs:
tells the name of future husband or wife
and how to win the one you love: makes
up lovers quarrels or family troubles, re-
unites the separated and makes happiness
in your home. tells what business IL
luckiest for you and how to gain success
in anything you take In hand; IL you ara
having bad luck or trouble consult Nine.
Selia: she can help you, satisfaction guar.
anteed, Phone Franklin 237s-J. Readings
daily and Sunday. sSl 7th st. N. W.. near
Eye st.
SPECIAL READINGS, soc.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.

Modern two-story colonial brick. siu
rooms. bath, hot water heat, electric
ity yss. hardwood floors. double rear
porehes. large closets, cellar. laundry
trays large lot: zO-ft alley. Immediate
pozsessioni convenient To several car
lines. Price. 1880. Want offer.
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ON THE HEIGHTS.

Half square OF itth ST.; attractive
eight rooms on two floors, lot ~ II.
wide: unusually large and cheerful
rooms, tiled bath, hot-watsr heat;
bes utiful electric nxtures, hardwood
noors. double rear porches VIDE slieS ;
room for garage. possession.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27

q at s. r., near tho corner 81 9Th ~.
A sis room modern brick house, In perfect
condition: splendid lot running to q good
depth to n large, paved alley; plenty Of
room for q garage. Torms
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
$1,000.
Capitol Hill.

South of ID ct. west of nth 81. Very
attractive S-room and bath brick
home: heated by hot water; room for
garage. Possession December !.
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TIT l4th st. N. W.

$500.
Overlooking Soldiers Home Grounds
North of Park rd. a coloVial brick.
newly papered and painted. rooms.
tiled bath, hot-water heat. VACANT.
$1,000.
Near Soldiers Home.
:-story and cellar brick, colonial
porch: rooms ami bath; heated by
furnace; lighted by electricity; located
on paved street
$6,5OO.
Virginia Highlands.
Very attractive bungalow, rooms
including electric lights and running
water; house In excellent condition. Is
minutes from t2th ST. and Pa. ave. Car
fare only l2c round trip. Splendid
view of Washington.
$3.50.
Bloomingdale.
"-story and cellar brick residence: >
rooms and bath concrete cellar: very
deep lot TO paved alley; southern ex-
posure.
$4,000.
Near 18th st. and Fla. Ave. y. f.
and hath hot-watcr heat. OWNER
OCCUPANT.
,DERS & CO.,
St. n. w.
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BARGAIN IN DOWNTOWN
HOME.

PRICE, ,s.75O-Two-stoTy colonial
tapestry brick, six large rooms. tiled
bath. hot-water heat, electricity and
gas. parguet floors: excellent condition;
good lot wide alley; room for garage.
possession at once
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SPECIAL READINGS, S1.00.
MME Waste

There is a way to overcome all difficult
ties, trouble and anxiety. a correct an3
truthful reading of your life by the science
Of phrenology will show you how you ran
be happy. No questions asked. The head
and face open book h4 which all
Affairs of life can be read. DonV be a fail
ure. Come today. Advice on all subjects
Gifted Phrenologist and Business Adviser,
permanently located S25 18th st. n. W.
HourE. 10 q TO 3 D. COnNinCca
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FARMS fOR SALE

~ ACRES Term. loan. 10 under cultiyA-
ton, good home. tenant house, large farm
bulldtgs three wells auI STREAM. half
mile from trolley and stesn stations; 10
miles out BALTIMORE boulevard. beautiful
high. rolling land. In good section: $4,000.
immediate possession GEO G. WALKER.
kT.Hgs bldg iIth end "a
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PETWORTH.
VACANT.

Two-Story colonial brick. seven ro9<hs,
bath. hot water heat. electricity. tss.
hardwood floors and trim; cellar. laun-
dry trays, servants toilet; lot 20xloO;
alley; room for garage. Price. 1900
Hoe soma BILE terms.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$500.

yAcAkT-Two-story colonial brick :
elk rooms, bath, hot water heat. elsc.
tricity and gas. psrquet noors. colonial
front porch. 20 n. wide; good depth !
alley; room for garage; only 1900 cash
required. Want offer.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
MADAME FONEDA.

Pa imist and clairvoyant. 300 eth ST. NV
Tells lust what you want to know, with
"ut asking single question. The Veil Of
mystery removed. II in trouble call and
consult this gifted woman. She rem )vcs
all evil Influences, tells you how to gain
success in business. love. marriage, health
Law suits, speculation, and in fact every
thing pcrtainin to your welfare and hap
piness. She has helped thousands. She can
help you. Satisfaction guaranteed. Spe-
cial low fec, 80 cents
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1405 Eye Street.

$500
Six-room and bath home. detached
, on lot 5oxl00: good section OF north
east; nice condition: hot-wster hea.:
can be bought very easy terms.
Phone us for appointment to Inspect.
MckEEVER & GOSS,
1905 Eye ST. Main 49,.
$4,000.
Located one ono Of the prettiest
streets in northeast: completely de-
tached on large lot; six rooms and
tiled bath, hot-watcr heat: electric
lights hardwood floors and trim.
comfortable front porch; new paper:
immediate possession. $1,000 cash
payment desired.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
MADAM D'ASHMAN

CARD READER.
This gifted lady will tell your fortune on
love. marriage. divorce. changes. reunitss
the separated. helps you to win back lost
love, happiness and business. Frank: 634
SPECIAL READINGS. 800.
133 18th. Between G. and II.
few doors from II st.
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Main 4884.
$l0,500.

$l0,500.
Near Dupont Circle.
Semi detached brick. containing !
rooms and bath. open fireplace. Side
yard. VACANT
$3.50.
Holmead Manor.
Attractive corner residence. contain
ing 8 rooms and bath heated by hot
water; lot over 90 feet wide. owner
occupant Will give IMMEDIATE pos
SESSION.
$3.50.
End St., Near f.
Convenient to Pension Office and
Union Station; 3-story brick; contains
IL rooms and bath; located on corner
of alley. splendid rooming or boarding
house.
$6,25O.
r St., Near North Capital
Well-buil 2-family apartment house.
containing 6 rooms and bath each floor,
e-story back porches; paved alley.
$1,000.
Capitol Hill.
South of ct, west of ilth 81. Very
home: heated by hot water; room for
garage. Possession December /.
VIM. H. SAL
807 18th
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COLUMBIA RID. N. w.

East OF Georgia ave, modern two
story colonial brick. heated by hot
water; six large rooms and tiled bath:
large lot; room for garage: immediate
possession. Price, 5000; $500 cash.
balance easy.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
BOTS FOR SALE

IN National City Heights Subdivision; one
car faTe; every lot inside of the District
OF Columbia: price. ) cents per foot TO IL
cents per foot. every lot free OF incdm-
bI.nees J. u. GoRMAN. District NstioaAl
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
MADAME VASHTI,

PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT
50c-SPECIAL READINGS-50c
She is endowed by nature and equipped
by science and Is thoroughly capable OF
telling you anything you wish to know
about your past, present and future. OF your
luck, love, business. health and family al
fairs Daily and sunday
1c7 9th ST y. w (Near Rialto).
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Main 4752.

$4,000.
y good business investment in good
business Section southeast; barber shop
and apartment and adjoining residence:
facinS In Pennsylvania ave. and d st.
respectively; house has six rooms and
bath: apartment OF seven rooms and
bath; hot-water heat. 1t Will pay you
10 get particulars on this property.
MckEENER g. GOSS,
1905 Eye st. Main i1o2
sl5.25o.
Beautiful piece OF property in north
east; two stories, cellar and attic:
completely detached: six rooms re-
Ception hall and bath; sleeping porch
large front and side porch and double
rear porchcs, Iall modern improve
inents. steam heat. electric lights
hardwood floors and trim: beamed
ceiling; open fireplace; located in
ideal spot. with .. Of acre with trees
and shrubbery: garage.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
TIRES, TUBES AND RIMS.

Sizes from 3Ox3 to 37N5. CAN Line. 5565-J.
Road service anywhere, any time Open
evenings and sundays. BOYD TIRE CO.,
An = IL
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MADAME LEON.

PALMIST AND CLAlRNOYAST.
II you are In trouble over love, family
and business AFFAIRS. THERE is A CAUSE.
Consult tho Madame. She tells what you
wish to know. By hcr influence and advice
will hcip you overcome bad luck and bring
you batter conditions Satisfaction guar
antecd. All readings private.
lnlh 1Tn ST. y. w.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27

Ss.boo--.HARvARD ST. N w. sir rooms
and bath; colonial brick; Immediate pos
sossion; $3.50 cash.
o7,5o0--IlTH ST. near Park ri. six rooms.
ot-water heat, electric Hight, paruurtry
huors; easy terms vacant.
r rfSO--TAkONA phRk; siN rooms new
detached; every convenience; large lot
garage; small cash payment. Immediate
possession.
o. 6o0-BRluliTwOOp: seven rooms. DC
tRohed; hot water heat. electric light,
sleeping porch garage. iino lot
So 500--.NEAR GA. AVE. ana DECATUR
ST.! seven large rooms, bedrooms. hot
water heat, electric light. concrete
porches; good lot; s., 900 cash; vacant.
NATIONAL REALTY CO.,
MAIN 1907. o7o NEW YORK AVE.
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SEMI-DETACHED MODERN
HOME, $lAO0 CASH.

Facing wide avenue y. W.--Mod.In
seven-room, reception hall and tile
bath colonial brick, four bedroon~.
hot water heat, electricity; VIDE ana
deep lot; space for double garage; ex.
ceilent condition. now vacant. Price.
81. 900.
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l4o5 EYE ST.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania ave. S. E.
FOR COLORED PURCHASERS.
Price, $4,000.

Hst " W, between end and e3rd sts
A seven-room modern bay-windov brici
house. II feet front; large rooms. One o
the best locations and the cheapest prop
erty In this section o: :le city Terms
$500 cash, balance to suit.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
NINE. JEANETTE

wv + STNFET n. w.
Gifted Egyptian clairvoyant and palmIst.
guarantees to read your entire life. past,
present and future. She asks no questions
but will tell you what you want to know.
giving names, dates and facts on business
matters love health and family affairs.
Tells the name OF who you will marry and
when " tho one you love IL true or false.
what part Of the country 10 luckiest for
YOU and Just what to do to be successful
In life. Brings the separated together. re-
moves troubles OF all natures so you can
win and hold the ono you love. Special
readings, 81 626 4 1T. y. w, between 18th
and 7ih. nnht TO Shubcrt -Garrick.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
ArTONOBILES FOR SALE

TRUCk-Maxwsll; excellent condition; will
sell reasonable. 23b st N. E.
YOU CAN always depend on rebuilt
Wesieott We rebuild them from radia-
tor TO tire cover. Replacing all known
worn parts with new ones. repaint them.
In fact everything to maze them look and
run as good as when new.
We have ready for delivery 1917. 1918
and 1919 seven passenger touringS.
Although II be rebuilt westcott IL
maintains the reputation OF the car with a
longer life
i. j. QUINN MOTOR SALES COMPANY.
ss- 18th 81. N. W.