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Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Flfth Street. between Main and Seward Streets. Junoau)

Fifth Street, between Main and
 Seward Streets. Junoau)
 Services are held every Sunday at 1i a. m. in Che church Of thc Chris uan Science Society Of Juneau. on Fifth Street between Main and Sew ard streets The subject for next Sunday win be God"
 Sunday school at 12:15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at 8:15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room s. Malouy Block. Open daily. except Sundays and holidays from 9 to 4:3O D. m. and from 2 to D m Wednesday evenings. 2 to 8.
 The public is cordially invited to attend these services and visit Che Reading Room.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02
RUSSIANS ATTENTION

Anyone knowing Che address or whereabouts Of George kubuson Of Galita Providence of Torek kindly address his brother Naluk Kubuson. saro of American Siberian Trading Co. POI Lyon Bldg. Seattle Wash.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02
wnRENn MANN

David U cHr.stoo wont Co work again in thc Buicr-Nauro Drug
 ore Wednesday, for tho first time .noe having undergone u operation for appendicitis month ago.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02

It is reported Chat the subchaser 2ef win make its headquarters at WangeI during Che fishing season instead of at Ketchikau. where it has been for che past several weeks.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02
LITTLE DEER

United States Marshal George L. Johuaon has a utuo lawn chat was cut Co him by hIs friends from Lizi- ausk straits The ntuc animal Is only loW weeks old.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02
FROM FANsHAw

simon Roshoim. owner of thc gas hoat s.a Hrl has arrived u thc city from Cope Faushaw fo spend One holidays harc
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02
ENTEBTAEs THE CLUB

Alberta GaIIvas entertained hc O Y. ?. Club at her home on Tues day evening
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02
JACK BACK

Jack rhIrus who for a number of months has been out Of Che city, is back again and .a circulating around town.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02

vorsmcn are scarce on tbc end of steel on tbc government railroad.
 r.ye thousand dollars have been made available for Che erection ot a court house at Anchorage thIs ycm.
 Tho warehouse spacc Of Che Cit- zens Wharf at Petersburg a being Increased by Q 5Ozl00 foot addition
 Tho supply department of Che Al- aska Railroad Commission has been moved from Seward to Anchorage C. p Bancr died at tho Coriow hospital nst vcck from Che caects of a dynamite explosion ou Knight island
 A general memorial service was hold short Hmc ago for thc people Of Ncuaua who died during .hc Iu- nucnta epidemic
 olaf hmcss has boon granted a ratcn. to bs homestead at S.ov Bay Mr. Arncs located on thc land several yoau ago.
 F.vc thousand eopIc. ol thc pa,h- finder Che p.oncer. maeat.uc arc being printed tha month This .Huo s che Kcah.kaa number
 n Reed recently was wranseu .Hto- on roure to Tc'csunh Greek. to investigate ore o1.eronpuEs on hc ou.b fork ot the ssoot
 As a m.aslr. ol economy fhc A- a.ta RHroad Record ,he publicity organ ol he Alaska Enereerre Commission .s to bc discontinued
 George Stanley a former noueas man. recently returned fo saeWay from Whroaorc. whore he has boon doing painting work a. tae H.p- wards
 ~H. Mountain Point unuery near re.erbur- which was destroyed by rre th.s spring. win be rrbuHt I uU rot h. r.ady for operation tt.s ....ou however
 "HU Fouau. at present m rhe vicinity of Ancboraee attached to a survey rry has boon elected cap- tau ol thc fa-N-2f baseball team ol thc University ot Washington.
 \ short ume ago a barge Ie.t To- tror u.tb 1U0 tons oI marble aboard. Arrangements have boon made .o have an Che nroiue. of the quarry taken direct to SoatI. by barge
 What Is nd win bc One first paved street m Nassa Is soon to bc bult d, Kctchkau \ solid concrete street. is to be constructed on Prom. .ract as soon as It Is possible to do the work
 The now float constructed by tho Valdez city council eo. n thorough t-yout recently whom sudden storm oamc mp that grounded several boats The Goat a.,aeooi tac saI' very veL
 A U Range Inventor o. ma- chime Tor taking Che meat oHt ot crabs has been at Wraueeu enfoat- nr.re lo interest Che neon.. of the ..r i'm a packing company to uI.ls a. invention.
 Kct.Hsan .la.m. that Che town |. going to have some Foura Of Ju'v I. Is to be m international a1ar. with visitors from Prince Rupcr. and bau games between Che teams ot -h. two places
 Arriving at k..eh.km at o'o'oea I m. Miss Mary kou a former school teacher or Nt Vernon Wash. was married to H A. Bm1er of Ketcbian two hours and a half afterwards or G.s0 chat moruus
 During fhe breakup ol One kusso- kv.m rIycr tac middle Of June. cone siderable damage was done in Che McGnh region. on Che upper part of Che river Water Hooded tao town or NcGmuh and surrounding country
 Ton vessels with an aeerceato catch ol Ist500 pounIs oC haIbut arrived n Seattle from Alaaka las, week The fsh was sold at ou ay- cue. price or from llis to l7 cents a pound for l-ts and and cents for seconds
 KetchIkan fans claim chat Prime. Rupert ths year Is going Co ring r a bunch of professionals in Che fu of July ban games They have n,
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02

Tho Misses sara and Mary Cody
 relatives or Che famous Buffalo BuL were round-.r.pper ou Che steamer Alameda ou her last trip to Che wect.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02
HOW ANY GIRL CAN
 HAVE PRETTY EYES

No girl or woman is pretty if her eyes are red. strained or have dark rings. Simple witchhazol. camphor, hydrasus. etc.. as mixol in Layoptik eye wash. win brighten Che eyes and @ weeks use win surprise you with IW QUICK results Regular use of Luvopuk keeps Che eyes healthy, sparkling and vivacious The quick change win plcasc you. Dainty aluminium eye cup FREE Guys Drug Store. Cor. 3rd and D st
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02

Crit Tolman, formerly a guide out near Seward but more lately a llou- tenant In Che air service. is going ,o South Africa with party Of game to hlm Che wild animals Of ,he jungle Am aeroplane win be used In taking some Of Che pictures
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02

WANTED A secondhand piano. win pay cash. Address Box 991. Ju- ueau
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02

Iob rrauar | lle N. ".
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02

First publication June n. 1920. Last publication Aug 15, 1920.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02

UsLM marked HCJC bears N i6' fr 3O" E 4fa96O fcets lhoncc s 50u feet to Cor No. D common to Cor No. D Of Alaska EndIcott No. 9 Mmstc. thence & along line 2-l of Alaska EndIc0ft N0. MiIIsIto 5On feet t0 Cor No ' whence ISLM marked UCIC bears ". 3S 39' 10" F 5IT6IU feeU thence W. along lime l-f oi Alaska Endicot No. 9 NlIaIio fa5.i lcot to Cor No. q. common fo Cor Mo- ! of Alaska En- dicott No. MiIls.fo. whence OSLM marked HCJc bears W. 3f fI lO" F f9IGIO fleets thence from said Cor N0 of Alaska End.cott Mo- ] NUHtc w. f35.6 feet t0 Cor No. of said mIlsito; thence N 1OO feet To Cor Mo- g of said musIio at the intersection of ihc s0uth boundary limo of che C. J Cannon patented homestead Survey No. 1912; thence w. along line 3-2 0f said Alaska En- dicoff No. ! NIIsItc. common Go the south boundary iuc of said patented homestead survey l35.G feet to Cor Mo- Of said Alaska EndicoIt No. Mllsito common fO Cor No. 8 Of Alaska Eudicott Nnlsito, thence M. along line 3-f Of Alaska EndIcott NuIlsIte. common to the West boun- diary line Of said patented homestead survey 50n feet to Cor No I oi. Al- ask8 Endicott Ml.sito. thence w. f35.G feet to Cor No. ! of said Alas Ea End'cott Mlls.to. thc place of beginning Net area Of LOdos 2US1f9 acres. Ni'aItcs 15.0OO acres.
 FRANK \. BOYLE.
 Register.
 First publication June H. 1920.
 Last publication Aug. li. 1920.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05

Grandaddy floating in the water close behind him.
lie certainly is," everybody agreed. But we hope
hes mistaken about the great wind"
When TUESDAY came-which the very next day
Brownie Beaver crept into his tunnel in the bank
sunrise. And he outside again until the
sun had set.
"hen ne saw that his house still there. in the
middle of the pond. he shouted with joy.
Hurrah" he cried THE chain saved my house."
Then he noticed all the houses were still, there
TOO How.s ths?" he asked Tired Tim who stood on
'he bank beside him. did my chain save the whole
vilage?"
Tired Tim grinned-for he was not too lazy TO do
that. - - ~ ' ~ ~
There wasn't any cyclone" he said 'AThere wasn't
a breath of wind ali day
ana ola Grandaddy Beaver is upset that he's gone
TO pea and won't talk with anybody"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05
A Lucky Find

Lucky Find
"i"e beaver almost wished he hadn'tspent so
DOWN bn lime waiting for Grandaddy him to tic
bte win s mouse TO it wouldn't be carried away by the
uis Wind on the following day With m ronaon M e
see ehat us lhe house with. Brownie could not
'e Iat e'ranaaddy's advice of any use ia bi,,
- Anyhow he was glad he lad done as Tired Tim hal
ussesea ana dug house in the bank where he coud
ue utii the storm passed he felt at tho bonaht
oi losing his comfortable home And since ba oa,s
uiy Dear to look at it and imagine how dreadful #
would be to have blown over the ton Of RJuaMomni
mtg Fleasan, Brownie for stroll tbroueh tha
"ooos To- try to forget his trouble ~
ne round himself at last in a clearing wbara ,o.
sois hau oeen at work They chopped doun M, ~,
trees. And the sight made Brownie Reavsr ~ r 10y
r nns IS an outraged he cried aloud. rd like to
Snow VINO has been stealing our trees sunnose 80
Farmer Green; for they say he's ALWAYS nm ~ suoh
t,rnad 70 M @ took r good look around And then he
discovered '" 'en what ne haae
s,'n,s Just as ne turned he tripped something And
soethhg cllnked beneath feet II didn,+ sourd III;
there ~ "n 10 see What
NOW his anger he had quite forgotten the great
S.eoii,' Hui as ne saw what had tripped him he re
h'empered it again But he no longer worried
iiuriah! m Brownie cried. >"HeHre's just what 7
"oeo And then he hurried back home apan-hut
not TO tell about the trees had been stolen He
senea nome to chain down his and save it from
ne great wind For Brownie Beaver had found a chain
winch the loggers had to haul the loes ont of th
woods and had forgotten N' " ~
1t was almost dark when Brownie reached his home
III the village in the pond was neye a very po,d
walker And dragging that heavy chain behind bin
the forest only made him slower than ever
ooh'etmes the chain caught bush and trimmed him
BUT Brownie pleased with his find that be onIw
augheo whenever he fell, for he not hurt
me whole village gathered his house to watch
MN while he tied the chain on it and anchored the
stone. ~ f"" VAIN ''"e
why do you do hit?" people asked
hes afraid of the cyclone to morrow, Tired Tin,
ppeo up wi'hout waiting for Brownie answer "You
hn ~ - @ oahaaoay Beaver says that there's going to |
De great wind This young feer--" said Tim~- |
she > ALREADY dug house in the hank near mine-ha,
=" ne thinks Grandaddy knows But L sy that Gran
lady Beaver is IA fine noble gentleman Tired
l,In stamhered He had happened glance around
'hhe ne was talking; and his surprise there was
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05
JOURNAL WANT ADSPAY

how her townspeople have put her
in the stocks" The minister. sht
said, talked to his flock about "The
things that make men evil" He
dwelt at some length, she said. nm.
on her letter.
She asked forgiveness from Won
men and women" he thundered
She told you publicly how her soul
was tortured by the just condem-
nation of her city. say TO Won
that she was not Christian wo-
man."
Called Preacher TO Account.
Mrs. Mcintyre said she went To
the clergyman after the service and
said:
4 am AIRS. Mcintyre. Was it me
you were talking about in vour
sermon9" and all he said was
Yes"
Then I told him that I was n
Christian. as good Christian as
anybody in that church. But he
did not say another word"
"Scotty" Mcintyre reached for
the family Bible.
People like that minister make
YOU hate to look at the Bible" he
said, fluttering the yellowed leaves
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05
Cm.zor Explains !
Ultilnatuln To
Russian "Reds"

I London, Nov. 3--Replying to the
Russian soviet governments recent
mote concerning the operation of
submarines by the soviet navy, Earl
Curzon, secretary for foreign af-
fairs, says the British govern.
ment's belief in the proposed ag-
gressive action OF the submarines
was based on a soviet minister's
statement when the submarines
were launched in the Black sea
that he hoped they would sink en-
tente vessels.
The British government, he add
ed, did not feel justified in running
any risk, and now had found its
fears confirmed by the soviet note,
which would permit Of soviet
submarine torpedoing a British
ship under the excuse of mistaken |
identity.
The note asserts that the soviet |
forces in the Black sea are still en-
gagged in open hostility against Bri-
tish interests and says the soviet
an end this situation
oy giving the assurances called for
n the British note of October 8.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05
Missing Link Will Be
Sought in Asia, Is Reported
tBy international News servica ,

CBy International News Service
NeW YORK, NOV. 5--Scientss headed by Row Chan
man Andrews Will carry organized cearch for the
MISSING INK In Asia for five-year period beginning
next February tgs'- o4e
For generations scientists have sought for the
nave longed to give the over Expedition aftar
expedition was organized, The latest TO he fina noad
py $250O00 fund, will penetrate even more ra,,o.,
regions. " ~ -~itoNe
Even if it fails to uncover remnants of mans nra
historic rofpears it is planned bring back to New
hork the greatest natural history the wbrd
mas ever seem. 1t is hoped return with rare ante
opes Wilo horses ne wipes of oames asses long
aleo tisers enormous yak, lepers giant pandas
soioei monkeys with blue upturned noses, the golden
iieeceo takln and many other strange beasts
me american Museum of Natural History which
sponsors the explorations announced that it's associates
are the American Asatie Society and the Asia Magazine
me three VIII finance the expedition with the helm Of
private Contributors from willard Straight p
morgan George F. Baker, Childs Fricks w A FIarri-
man anu Nlr and Mrs. Charles l.. Bernheimer
WHY TO MAN - pax. - -
(By International News Service)
Chlcago. Nov. 5-"Uncle John She'll of Craarv rraa
Leslie county Kentucky, who claims advanced age
Oh ioz years and the distinction u being the worlds
oIoest living male will be meeting of Illinois.
health authorities December 49, all the available
secrets OF longevity will probed to their nysteros
depths. ''to"S
A number of aged who own to a hundred Summers
VIII be questioned their methods of life and the
reasons for their having outiived their genemtion
ohce John like many centenarians is not car.ai,
oi ms age A New York specialist pronounced hin,
ABOUT ioO after an examination about a year ago
Snells trip to Chicago will be arranged by the Kan
ucky State Board of Health 80
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05
First Issue of
Rare Bible Is
Placed On Sale

London, Nov. "A first issue O,
the rare Mazarin Bible is to be
offered for sale early in November
1t comes from the library of
Baroness Zouche, of Parham. Pull
borough.
Ten years ago the Huth exam
pie brought nearly $4,000, prac-
tically double the amount given
for it twenty-five years earlier.
The Mazarin Bible was the ear
Hest printe din any language and
ranks as the first important speci-
men of movable type. Book COL
lectos with long purses have al
ways regarded the possession of a
copy as the treasure of their
hearts.
4 There were two issues of the
first text, the first by Gutenberg
in 1855, and the second a year
later. This issue of the Latin
Vuigate owes it's name to the fact
that a copy was found in Cardinal !
Mazarin's library.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05

to draw my wilI?" she demanded
Il am not. simply requesting you not to en-
cumberthis child with unnecessary fortune. There
Is no advantage to her any unwieldy fnherita
there is, the contrary. very real and alarming dis
| advantage"
II shall retain liberty to. think as I please do as
please. and differ from you often as please" she
retorted hotly.
They giared upon each other for a moment: Meach-
ans burn-out gaze travelled dumbly from one to the
other.
Suddenly Miss Quest smiled and stretched out her
hand to ceand
Thank Cod she said again. that It ia Won uho
rave the child Teach her to think kindly of me- f
you can I'll come sometimes to see her-and to dis
Cleland hare headed stook her out to her taxicah
Sne smiled at him when departed
Ihere came the time when Easter vacation was IN
pe reckoned with. Cleland wrote Jim that he had
surprise for him and that, usual he would he ,t
the sttion to school rim = "
During he intervening days at moments fear became
an an anguish. he began realize what might happen
Mha might threaten his hitherto perfect undersand
ing with his only SON.
He need not have worried.
Driving uptown in the limousine beside his son their
hands still tightly ineriocked he told hin, very nu,e
"hat ne had done, and why. The boy, astonshed lis
ehea @ an silence to the end Then all he was:
For heavens sake. Father!"
Ihere was not the faintest hint of resentment no
emotion at all except perfectly neutral a1nazement
How she 2"
Eleven. JIM"
"oh. kid. Does she cry much?"
Ihey don't cry at eleven explained father,
&laughng in his relief you didn't squan when you
we're eleven" "
mo. But this is girl
"Dont worry, old chap"
HOf course, I hope you willie
well probably sha'nt notice her very much, being
ather busy. 80. But it's funny. A kid in the
louse I hope she won't get fresh"
BE nice to her, jim" |
To Continued Tomorrow
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05

washington, D. C,+Nov 2--J. w. Brashears Jr of
Inns Guy mas completed his Fifty" Cruiser in which
ne plans to make extended the United States
brashears has designed his Cruiser on the basis OF
oo per cent mobility and SO comfort and con-
venience 1t is on an econoniya1 pan and
according to BNshears is within of the average
M T owner VINO enjoys an auto hike about the country
uespie the heavy appearance weighs just 270O pounds
VI Jus, .he same as the original with passeSe
ms own arrangement zBrashers move the seat to
tue oasn ana ne has bed of foryinches by six feet
Two lhches In the interior he has arranged ALI the
heavy material in such way give stability ito
.ne cruiser All in all the cruiser is a snug little
oi,e. !ts approximate cost including chassis
ana equipment. was about $1,000. 1t equipped with
electric light fireess cooker, and clock The
sihB room mas clear floor long and
Two ana one-half feet wide with six head room.
providing in OF breakdown, place to live while
awaiting repairs - .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05
Neigbors Shun
Girl Witness
In Murder Case

New Castle, Nov. A. Held un.
der bail with her older brother
Ray Phillips, as witness in con
nection with the death of ]. c.
Abraham. a travelling salesman who
was killed on the night of October
ii while in company with Mrs.
Harriet olds, Mrs. Ada Mcintyre,
not quite 2s, has appealed in vain
for her tewnspecple to believe that
her presence on the fatal occasion
was above suspicion. She has sat
in church and heard herself de-
nounced. and now she and her
husband. ''Scotty" Mcintyre. steel
worker, and their 2o-months' -old
baby have been given notice to,
move from their iitti apartment in
Quest street, where they have lived
for IS months.
Ray Phillips is accused of the
homicide, which took place on the
Wilmington road. short distance
out Of New Castle. The party had
been out autoHobiling on Abra-
hams Invitation.
The body of Abraham was found
by the side OF his car and with him
was Phillips. incoherent and tat
tered. Phillips was arrested andl
after he told his story Mrs. olds
ands Mrs Mcintyre were held as
Summed by NeighSors. =.
Ever since her brother was ar
rested, Mrs, Mcintyre has been the
subject of public condemnation
she has bone about the
'ity. Neishhors have Stunned her.
These things 50 distressed her
hat last Saturday she made an ap-
.esl through the newspapers to the
'eep'e to be u'ercftul to her This
BpN IT, - =, ~ss>-s
-. -. A.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05

IN plack, over which will be n,int
ed a large triangle in orange color
making decided contrast Tbs
lettering will p. badly lie n whit
showing plainly over the bIao,.
and orange.
me lettering will be such that
can be easily read. even bv tha
tourists, thousands of whom motor
through the valley during eight or
nine months of the year.
incidentally, with the Missile
sign over the entrance to an ~
chard, the owner thereof will bays
a standing advertisement of tbs
Mlstiand products and at the saws
time making known to the nass
ing world that he is a member of
the Oregon Growers Cooperativa
association. 1t is expected thai tha
signs will be ready for distributjon
this fall '-''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05
GrOwerS' Tracts
To Be Labeled
For "MistIand''

rms is Mistland orchard"
within few months. this an
nouneement will appear posted NJ
the entrance to orchards that are
owned by members of the Oregon
growers Cooperative association.
c. /. Lewis of the oregon Grow
ers IS now working on signs which
are to be. supplied TO members nf
the association. in order they NAV
announce to the world thar tbs
products of the orchard are to hA
known as the Nistland hraps 7
which VIII soon be nationally aa-
vertfsed
These SIGNS about is bv- %
inches VIII be painted on enames
n =. sFesN -. e.s--l,t ,t,-ss> -. +
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05
20, v
Iway, \

-~--- >4vx l.
Osier visit with ths
VINO ts teaching II j. '.asrs !
school. ne We, Z
bana Mr.. and Mrs. Hen,,,
mere from Portla ry Lee a,l,
preceding week aa aas during
friends. ana yisltsss
the = sasdt, Halloween party
sns ane school : house s.,' sa. a.
hnd an "a a most pleasant SATURDAY 20 ,
" 'he young people uns
!, /, Attorney a Z General
tlas . , approved the n,ass saa
ooa oemaant an upon a bond dS'u;csedhl| ;sss.
sgo Mar,o oy the municipal,,tsss tssa. . n
mario county. m They e 1s'
the bonds Mah
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05
West Salem

West Salem, Ore, Nov. 5.-Afiss
Gertrude Needham was entertained
a lew evenings ago when a mum bar
OF her friends called at her hnn,t
ana gave surprise party in honor
OF the anniversary of her birth II
was very pleasant occasion for
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05
! z IN Flour
: = x X x y = x x
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
MAY BE OyERCO.sr


: If YOU have catarrhal da,f- { :.
: ness or are even Just a l;ttla :
hard of hearing or have head :
noises SO TO your drugyis+ !.
x and get 1 ounce of Parn,,nt !
: edouble strength.) and add TO !.
: 1t y pint of hot water and a :
: little sranulated sugar. TAKE J.
: l tablespoonful four times a ).
: day =,
: This will often bring auiek. :
: relief from the distressing ).
( head noises. CIogged nos-riJs :.
: should open, breathing he =
( come essy and the naueus :
stop dropping into the throat :
II is easy to prepare. costs =
little and is pleasant to take !.
Anyone losing hearing or v-ho !.
has Catarrhal deafness o. =
! head noises shouFs gSye t,,lS !.
prescription t~;aI. faa-l !.
- = =.
Evening star., 1920-04-02

FORD COUPE STARTER
Excellent condition; terms. REQ
Touring, new top and tires; eN-.
cellent mechanical order; terms.
Arcade Garage, l4l7 Irving st.
NV. ~
Evening star., 1920-04-02
AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE, ETC.

WILLYS-KNIGHT seven-passenger limousine.
1918: Al condition.: all new tires: sacrifice
quick sale. cash. 242 Sd st. NV. Phone Main
i073 b
Evening star., 1920-04-02

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CAR" SEE SNELLINGS.
PAY AS YOU RIDE.
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1919 ROAMER SPORT.
1919 CHANDLER TOURING.
1919 DODGE TOURING.
1919 SILVER APPERSON.
1918 LIBERTY TOURING.
ROAMER TOURING.
HCPMOBILE TOURING.
TWO BUICK TOURINGS.
OLDSMOBIIE TOURING.
GRANT TOURING.
FORD, WITH WIRE WHEELS.
SNELLLNGS MOTOR CO.,
1925 14th ST. NV.