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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-19
HEALING CREAM
STOPS CATARRH
clogsed Air Passages Open at Once
Nostriis Cleared

If your nostrils are clogged and your
head stuffed because of catarrh Or
cold. get Ely's Cream. Balm at any
drug store. Apply little OF this pure
antiseptic, germ destroying cream into
your nostrils and let IL penetrate
through every air passage of your
head and membranes. Instant relief
How good il feels. Your head is
clear. Your nostrils are open You
breathe freely. No more hawking or
snuTling. Head colds and catarrh
yield ike magic. Don't stay stuffed
up. choked up and miserable Relief
is re.-Advertisement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-19
NEGROES BOUND OVER
ON LIQUOR CHARGES

The two negroes. Dudley and Scroggins.
who are employed in the engineering
room at the San Carlos hotel who had
charges preferred against them as n re-
suit Of a raid conducted by Prohibition
Officer Stearns about a week ago, were
bound over TO the grand jury yesterday
afternoon by Commissioner Davis on d
5000 bond. Mr.. Stearns produced two
quarts of 'Haig and Haig'' and several
other bottles of booze which he claims to
have found hidden in a tank in the fire
room where the negroes were employed,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-19
MAN BREAKS LEG
AT THE SHIPYARD
White Man and Negro Injured While
Loading the Steamer kilbee.

Walker Ingraham had his right leg
broken, and a negro workman was badly
crushed about the waist yesterday morn
ing at the Pensacola Shipbuilding plant,
while loading steel on the steamer Kill
bee.
The accident happened about ten
o'clock in the morning, and both were
taken to the inflrmary for first AID, after
which Mr.. Ingraham was taken to the
Pensacola Hospital, for treatment.
Advices last night from the hospital
We're 10 the effect that the break was
clean one, the leg not having been
crushed in any way. and that the prob
ability was that Mr.. Ingraham would be
able to return to his home at an early
date.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-19
FLYING SQUADRON HOLDS
INTERESTING MEETING

The Flying Squadron held its weekly
meeting last night at the club rooms
at 922 North Ninth avenue. The bas-
ket ball and rifle teams were selected
Following are the members of each:
Basket ,ball-Tom Williams, captain;
John Alderman. Charlie Stewart
Clyde Stewart, Ernest Madsen. NJ. Alb
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-19

bolt, Buck Bell, Eddie Collins and
Malcolm Goodwin.
Rifie-Ed Anderson, captain; NJ.
Goodwin, John Alderman, Charlie
Stewart, Clyde Stewart, Tom Williams,
Eddie Collins, Ernest Madsen, NJ. Ab-
bott.
A basket ball game will be played
with the OIympics next week
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO thank the many friends
and ueighbors who so kindly helped us
during the illness and death of Mrs. L. r.
Craddock. and also for the beautiful floral
offerings made.
HUSBAND, MOTHER.
SISTERS AND BROTHERS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-19

The San Car5os Hotel Barber Shop
has added a lady manicurist to the
staff and solicits the patronage of the
ladies and gentlemen of Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-19
MERIT" LAUNDRY
PHONE 68

PHON E 6 6

College Graduate Professor of Piano Technc Classical
Concert Panst Teachers and Beginners
Regular Weekly Dollars per pupils
studio 210 West Romano For interview phone
IL 791, The Piano Shop, q West Garden.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-19

It's fine thing to tell the truth
but it's a finer thing to be be-
lieved.
The day we announced our re-
duced prices, we stirred up a
volcano Of buying.
The people know us and our
stock and know that we are tell
ing the truth in our prices.
There's no secret to the success
of this sale.
Overcoats, Suits, Hats, Under
wear, Shirts-all reduced.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-19

Professor Mandolin, Guitar Hawaiian Eukeee
One Dollar per Lesson at
Pupils Residence Studio West Strong Phone 207
791 The Piano Shop, q West Garden
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
Jones HAS FUN
With council
IcontInued dom paes FINel

Continued from Page FiNe)
Jones be summoned TO appear before
Council and defend the action he
had taken in abusing Council"
Upon motion the communication
from Jones was ordered filed. and
the amendment directing that Jones
be requested TO appear was unani-
mously approved.
Following n a copy OF the letter
read before Council:
Wilmington. Delaware. January
ath. 1922
"Dear Councilman;
'No Councilman shall honestly
plead Ignorance.
THAT is why you receive this.
you may plead stupidity.
at is not within my power TO give
understanding.
II can put things down in black
and white.
"If you have an understanding
mind. it can act.
Il. During the last three years
have made more than two acres OF
solid ground where q was marsh FOR
/ 500 years In Wilmington. Have you
done that much for mosquito-bitter
Wilmington?
%. During the last three years
/ have covered twenty-five lots ir
one city block which had been ar
open cesspool for over thirty years
Notwithstanding a city Board o
Health. and notwithstanding a city
sewer installed twelve years ago
Have you done that much for th'
public good where Official Whining
ton fell down?
-. During the iast two years
I have bought property at from 5.
TO 81 a foot; and held IL 20 pass q
the city az cost. knowing for twenty
two months % would be needed. sn'
on January 3. 1929. Il was partl,
pre-empted by the Street and sewe
Department for public highway
stil offer twenty-four lots 20 tn
city on the basis which will saw
more than your salary for twent,
years; more than the salary OF al
:, Councilmen now m Office durin
their fun term. Are you sure 20
Evening journal., 1922-01-06

have saved the city as much az 80 ,
years salary2 a.
your attitude toward me is I'M
material; In fact. when a Council
man let's hatred replace common
sense It does but little injury to the
object OF his III will 1t merely
proves the Councilman an ASS
publicly.
My message is just this:
THE Council OF the City Of will
mington can do as It damn pleases,
for all / care; collectively they are
too stupid to look for substance,
collectively they bolt like sheep 4
through a fence-hole the ram
jumps.
The Council may prove itself
yellow, and keep silent; or the gang
may prove IL has backbone. in it's
mulishness and pass this resolution:
Whereas. Holmes Jones never
had authority. on account OF The
Council and Mayor OF Wilmington.
10 buy real estate. within the limits
Of the Boulevard, laid down January
3, 1929. and.
NhNANhHf ~ pun ilulllto Jontr
chestnuts out Of the fire. at 81
foot FOR lots. would not be in keep
ing with the dignity OF the Council
but TO furnish money to pay s35 a
foot front for the same lots. In the
hands OF other individuals. born in
Delaware. and who understand and
respect the dignity due Delawareans,
Is the true duty OF The Council.
Therefore be Il resolved. that
Holmes Jones and his 81 lots (part
OF the Boulevard) can go TO H.. 20
and this august body. with due dig
nifty. in due time. pay fifteen times.
as much, but we will not let any
one. unfortunate enough not to be
, born In Delaware teach us Delawar-t
cans anything" a.
a bill from Jones was then pre-
scnted Council for the sum Of
{f6l.5O which he claimed was due
him for the use OF certain portionsn
OF land In the Ninth ward on which
, city sewage had been dumped. and b
for unlawful entry by city em-
ployes' on other lands OF his in the
, same section.
Councilman McNabb demanded 10
know who ordered city employees to
o NNAtf upon the lnndS OF Jones'
Councilman Vincent said that heF
alone was responsible and explained
the circumstances under which the n
/, land was used. Action on the bill
= was indefinitely postponed.
The controversy between Jones
u and City Council grows out OF a dif-
2 ference OF opinion as 70 the route
and width Of the proposed north.
- eastern boulevard. Jones has ap-
10 pearod before the Levy Court and
the Street and Sewer Department
% relative TO the matter. His plan
=. called for a much larger outlay Of
,r money az this time than either OF
h. these bodies felt justified in spend
ing, and acting on the suggestion OF
President Johnson Of the Street and
s. Sewer Department, Thursday night
n OF last week. Council approved the
80 plan which does not include Jones'
- property in the proposed route. al
ne though at some future period that
- property may be taken over.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
ROOMS FOR RESr.

ATTRACTIVE ROOMs-Two. on sec
ond floor. heated. Gentlemen only.
1909 Market ST. jan5-lm.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
.
, LIFE AND CHARACTER
, READING.
January 6.

The birthdate Is under the iniu-
ence OF the Planet Saturn and the
sign Capricornus. People born un-
der this sign and planet are the most
natural teachers TO be found In any
sign OF the Zodiac. because they are
patient with details. They do not
expect the child OF seven 10 know as
much as a child double that age.
They are very practical and gener-
ally very kind.
Pupils Of the Capricornus individ-
ual are always devoted 20 them and
have great desire TO progress, II
for no other reason than TO please
their instructor. These people
abhor nattery, but are exceedingly
appreciative OF commendation
which they fell they have righteous
ly earned.
They are magnetic and draw peo-
pie to them by the working Of the
natural law, but they dislike any
especial demonstration of affection.
Stores may be sold to good advan-
tage through the Want Ads during
the coming monA
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
REGISTERS ORDER.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM LEA. DE
CEASED-Notice Is hereby given that
Letters OF Administration de bonis non
cum testamcnto anneNo, upon the estate
OF william Lea. late Of Wilmington
hundred. deceased, were duly granted
unto Equitable Trust Company on the
twenty seventh day Of December. A. ID.
1921. and all persons Indebted TO said
deceased. are requested 20 make pay
ments to the administrator. ID. b. y. G.
r. A, without delay, and all persons
having demands against the deceased
are required 10 exhibit and present the
ministrator II. b. y. G. T. A.. on or
before the 27th day OF December a. d.
1899. or abide by the law in this behalf.
EQuITABLE TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator ID. y. y. g.. T. A.
Address. Wilmington, Delaware.
dec2S- cod st
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
PUBLIC SALE.

KLAIR's BAZAAR.
~ SATURDAY JAN. Z.
~ Y 100 head OF horses at 10
hlA AaAI o'clock Wagons. harness.
VAl "A auto cars at 10 30
.EfAr,A o'clock. Clothing Of an
htt&6&-~ kinds. some fine goods
II o'clock COWS, pigs.
chickens. turkeys, 10 o'clock' horses and
mubrs 36 head belong 20 klair& Hollings-
worth. as good as will be found In any
market In the East. Three pairs o.
vear-oid mules. This lot OF horses viii
be sold for you TO take home and u not
as represented to be returned. 30 head
sent here from different merchants and
contractors. TO be sold Anyone want
Ing a good horse he on hand. we VIII
have him Lots Of stun 10 sell. Come
early. Nouce-tor rent, t-room mouse
and stable for 20 horses, at 18th and
Scott streets. ,,...,
PUBLIC sALE-Monday. January ..
1890. at / o'clock r. NJ. on Shipiey
Road. one-haf mile from Perry s
Hotel. ON Concord Pike Brandywine
Hundred Two horses lot OF nay by
the ton, fodder by bundle corn oy
I bushei potatoes By bushel. chickens
Z fsrrn wagon. moving machine. suiky
ruIfivator spike harrow, spring tooth
[ harrow hand cultiNator' ploWs mar
row collars. brides harness. etc Terms
/ i4ANuLTON. Auctioneer. ians-it
J PUBLIC SALE Of real estate and per-
! soma, property. Thursday January lf
Z fq1. al l2 O'Clock noon. sharp. Locate
SIS miles from Wilmngton:, on r9a'
leading from Ccdars 20 MilltoWn, lo'
I acre farm. l0-room house bath and ho
water heat bank barn and stable Tor 3.
/ head OF stock. large poultry house. nor
| houses and runs enclosed with pals'
wire 20 accommodate hogs. hnlr'
/ farm under good fence. Five-acre ap
i ria orchard OF the latest improved va
/ rfetfor. lust Old enough TO bear ful
crops This is one Of the finest farm
In This locality. Will make fine counr'
home and paying investment. II yo'
ave Interested In farm land as iarn
or a country home, look this one oNe
before day Of sac. as II VIII nosiuNeL
be- sold Tor the high dollar. Terms o
sale on real estate. 10 per cent. wnel
nronertv Is struck Of Final settle
ment on or before February !, 1872. j
needed. there can be an $4,000 mortgag
remain AT same time and nlace, a
II p NJ sharp. four horses seven hol
stein COWS. some close springcre. on
reristerd Hoistein bull, 2 years Old on
mule foot brood SOW and seven shoats
SO Barred Rock chickens. binder, man
uro spreadcr grain drill, sulky plow
piows. cultivators. farm wagon, markc
wagon. harness Of az kinds, co.ar'
ehovels. hoes. etc Baicd hay an
straw by ton fodder by bundle; cor
by the bushel. household furniture.
I want II specially understood tha
everything will be sod and nothin
Terms cash. Everything must be sct
tied for on day Of sale. Informauo
WI" '' HiENRY r. ZIMMERMAN.
or J. W HAMILTON, Aucuoneer.
fanF-T-ff-Tr
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL
INSTRUCTION

PRIVATE. INDIVIDUAL INsTRUC-
TION-StcnoCraphy, Bookkeeping.
Etc Elementary. review or advanced
work. Hines Private Business College
to2 W. 22nd St Est. islo dee2s-lm.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06

6-voit. brand new Dayllte Powerplus
Batteries, fii50; fully guaranteed Ask
Daylits owner Recharging. SOC. Free
distilled water Dayiitc Service station.
1909 Market ST septi5-iyr.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
NOTICES.
BATTERIES REDUCED

s-voit. brand new Daylte Powerplus
Batteries. fli50; fully guaranteed. Ask
a Dayhte owner Recharging. soc. Free
distilled water. Dayute Service station
1903 Market ST. septi5-iyr.
CERTIFICATE OF FORMATION OF
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
We. the undersigned. who have this
day formed Limited Partnership.
under the provisions OF the Act on the
Genera. Assembly OF the state Of Della
ware. entitled AN Act to amend Chap
ter so. Of the Revised Code Of the state
Partnership" approved by the Governor.
March 20. 1921, hereby certify:
Cd That the partnership name OF
said Limited Partnership IS LAIRD &
COMPANY"
90 That the general object Of such
Limited Partnership is 10 engage gem
erallv In the bushes OF buying. selling
and d>aiing In stocks, bonds or other
obligations, securities or Investments.
and TO make advances upon. hold In
trust or sell or dispose OF any OF the
securities or investments aforesaid and
20 act as agent for any Of the above or
the Ike purposes.
90 That the names and residences
Of each partner are as follows, viz.
William Winder Laird. special
partner. resides In Christana Hundred.
New Castle county. Delaware.
George p ElsscN, "a general partner.
resides at Wilmington. Delaware.
William P5yntell Johnston. general
partner resides at Wilmington, Della
ware
Charles p Warwick. a general part
ner resides in christiana hundred. New
Castle county. Delaware.
Sylvester D. Townsend general
partner. resides az Wilmington, Den-
Phiup d. Laird, general partner
resides at New castle. Delaware
() That the sum William Winder
Laird. the only special partner, con
tributes 70 the Limited Partnership Is
as That the time when the LIMITED
Partnership is to commence is Janhar,
l. 1922 and the time when the same ii
10 end Is December 81 1922. subject "a
the provisions OF the agreement %.
WILLIAM WINDER LAIRD.
GEORGE p BiSSELL.
WILLIAM POYNTELL JOHNSTON
CHARLES f.. WARWICK.
SYLVESTER -. TOWNSEND,
! PHILIP d. LAIRD.
STATE OF DELAWARE, NEW CAS-
az II 1T RE,syfEMBERED. That on thu
thirty-nrst day Of December. 4. ID. 1921
nersonaiiy came before me, the sub
scribcr a Notary Public for the stat
OF Delaware. William Winder Laird
George p. Bisscl William Poyntel
Johnston. Charles r. Warwick Sylves
fer ID. Townsend and Philip ID. Laird
parties 10 the foregoing certificate. an
they did, each, severally. acknowledE
the same TO be their several voiuntar
act and deed and desired that the sam
might be recorded as such
iN WITNESS WHEREOF. hav
herounto set my hand and official sea
Inc day and year above written.
{ NOTARIAL
SEAL
AARON FINGER.
ians-2t Notary Public.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06

AUTO TOPS AND cURTATNs-stern.
lio3 Rodney St. Phones 6it6-36S9-J.
aurll-tf
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

DOUBLE STAR 4oc. Good Luck. SOC
Derby. 2Sc. Buckeye, 25c; Horner
.arge size Mayonnaise. 2sc- Horner >
l2l King St. noVl--u.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
IiEAL EsTArL.-toR sAl.t,

Kt1AL ESTATf,-tOR SAi4E.
FRAME HoUsE-si5 W. saith ST.; ex- ,
celient conditions easy terms. Phone
ss5s-l ians-im.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Farm. ss
acres two acres IN apple trees.
acres planted In wheat, strawberry
patches. woodland. big stable; near
Bridgevilie. Del Phone Iiss-J. ians--t.
FARMLANDs FOR sALE-NEw
JERSEY.
NEW JERSEY ACREAGE bargain; ~
cash. s. monthly buys two acres farm
land Price SOS. only fiS each. Val,
- John St. New York. iani-aot.
HOUSE and two acres Of ground; one
carfare. Phone $40. iano-st.
HoUsE-Hrht rooms and hath. gas
and electric. Apply 7o2 kirkVood 81.
ians-im.
HOusE-slx rooms. square plan. bath.
/ no. water heat So3 Jefferson 81.
dcc3i-et.
HousE-Desirabie. modern, s-room
home good location. hardwood doors.
three porchcs. cement cellar eleclI n
and gas Apply At once. 1909 Noiph
/ sToRE-confectionery and cigar. zoo
y Franklin 81. WIN sell very cheap
iana-sI
THE ARcADIA-Mss Clara KoIbus,
1g W. 18th street. viii receive Two
tickets for this theatre, by callins "A, a.
/ the advertising department or ~.
Evening Journal, to see Scrambled
/ Wives"
VAN RUREN PLACE. 2ao2-7 rooms,
bath. pantry and two porches, hot
water heat. hardwood floors, fireplace
laundry tubs. outside cellar entrance
toilet In cellar tue bathroom. VIII ~
cure first morigage and take see9no mo
mortgage 10 satisfactory person. Ap-
ply Joseph S. Hamilton, $50 Orange 81
jant-3t
az MoRTGAGE MONEY WANTED
Apply sO3 shipley 81. Phone ette
aug2O-tf
lsq. INTEREST guaranteed on real ess-
tate Investments Of sloo ana up ln
ivesrrate this. Wagamon Realty Corp;
s03 shipley ST. Phone siie. lnnet-l
APARTMENTS ron RENT.
! .-.--~----~-~----------------
APARTMENT-Apply 1908 Tatnsn St
jan5-3t
APNRTMFNT - Three unfurnished
rooms and bath. second hoor. bot
water heat 1921 ". Fourth 81 lano-sr
APARTNENT-Third floor. three rooms
street phone 1855. jans-st
iApARTMENT-Thr rooms and bath
unfurnished. second floor. 9ll Adaml
ST. Phone 67i3-J. dec3l -lan3-t-b-i-'
ApARTMENT-Two rooms and bath
1914 Van Buren ST. Phone 5000.
jan5-tf
lApARTMENT-Fiv rooms. bath an,
ap convenience SIS Jefferson So
Apnly Ephraim & Ephraim ". Fouru
street lahf-lh'
ApARTMENT-Three rooms and bath
large enclosed porch, hot water heat
also HOT water furnished all year round
good. central location. James Pennette
Real Estate. 105 W. Ninth ST. fhone
$3.50 or Isif-J. Janf-s~
ApARTNfENT- Third floor. four room
ard bath. electric. gas, good heat
ianitor: Immediate possession, f-o. An
niv n y Stayton. li6 =. Fourth 81
phone 5665: after =. NJ, is22'
deeSl-et.
FrRNIsHED APARTMENT-For iish
housekeeping. hot water heat prl
vate gas. 500 W. Seventh ST. decSl-e
MoDERN APARTMENTs-one fve
and one siX-room. bath. porches an
steam heat: moderate rent. Phone l--
between A. NJ. and p. NJ. jano-5
Evening journal., 1922-01-06

BED AND sPRINGs-ilo2 Madison
street. jan5-3t
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
LOST.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CONCERN with established business
on paying basis wishes to sell a linz
tied amount OF preferred stock, SCI
guaranteed Also liberal bonus given.
Address Box s. Evening Journal Once.
jaat-St
DRYGOODS BUSINESS-Oid estab-
nshed. Address Box S-35, Evening
Journal Office. ian6-eod-i2t.
OLD ESTABLISHED cigar. candy busi-
ness and pool room combined. Oppo-
site school, fine trade. 702 +. seventh
street dec2e-llt.
THE ARCADIA-Mrs. S. NJ. Yearsley,
ROsene, Del, will please call at the
| advertising department Of The Evening
Journal for two tickets to see "Scram-
bicd Wives"
Evening journal., 1922-01-06

Bear In mind. please. that any OF the
above cars can be bought on our easy
time payment plan. only part cash At
time Of sale balance on easy monthly
payments.
KEIL MOTOR CO..
Phone $500. iith a Tatnan Sta
octlo-m- -W-f-tf.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
THINK THIEVES
ABANDONED CAR

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Jan. 6.-Harrison BurriA
a farmer living two miles east OF
Dover, reported 20 the police here
today the theft OF 81 muskrat hides
from his place last night. An auto B.
mobile was found but short dis
tance from tho Burris home stuck
In the mud, where Il is supposed the
thieves on being pursued, left the
machine and made their escape.
CITY BALANCES.
City Treasurer White reports the !.
following bank balances at the close
of business yesterday:
Current account .-.-.-.. .$624.672.o
Special account:
Paving tax ....... 3.273.89
Bond sale ........... 258, 1887
Harbor improvement. s2.90610
Fuel for Poor. ........ 1880
4otai 's.ss.. .s. f5f5fl 1870
Use the Wants Ads to secure
agreeable boarding places and
/, apartments TO rent.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06

NOTICE-society Prevention Cruelty 20
children. viii hold its annual meetns
on Tuesday January 10, at 10 cclock
A NJ. In the Public Building. iano-ot.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


AUTO TOPS AND CURTAINS
1903 Rodney St. Phones 6it6-36s9-J.
augll-tf.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE-engiues
Tor boats parts for an makes - cars;
secondhand cars wanted. Adau.e street
Garage. aoa Adams 81 mar23-tf.
AUTO BATTERIES IS UP-2-ycar
guaranteed Pioneer" f2-voit. t2s.
Battery Specially Co. 1901 French ST.
Phone s3os-W. pa & Mite Service.
eo- ~,
AUTO PARTS FOR ALL cARs-Tlm-
Kin Bearings Hyvtt Bearings, Axel
shafts shafts ,Magneto9sso Motors. Resrs.
body, top and windshield. $50; in ane
KEEN's.
35th and Market sts Wilmington. Del
deci7-u
BUICK ~ ToURING-isis. in per-
feet condition. looks ike new tis
Twelfth and French SITS. iane-2t.
CHEVROLET ToURING-Modei 400:
1913 pig bargain n sold a. once
Phone 22la-J. jane-6t
DODGE sEnAN-Good condition;
bargain sel5 Hotel stoeckle Garage.
Phone 6l3T-W. ian3-6t
DOUBLE TREAD & USED TIRES
Cool for 5000 20 5000 miles. We guar.
anteA satisfaction. New Tires st rock
bottom prices. Guaranteed tubes at cost
oe,ss-iyri silver TIRE ssaoKi s6s King St
FORD sEDAN-New reasonable. only
/ principals need apply. Address S-32.
Evening Journal Office. ian5-5t.
FORD One-ton truck. panel body. self
starter. electric lights used only
[ four months; Al condition good rea ,
son Tor selling Apply lo2 w. Second
ST. Phone 2Oi3 or 2i5-J. ian5-2t
Ford Roadster. 1921; starter; al
Haynes 1891. mode. 50; good as new
$3.50 T. C. BRADFORD.
Phone 1895 1871 Delaware Ave.
dec9-eod-tf
FOR sALE-UsED CARS
Dodge 4-door sedan .............t 100
1920 Franklin Touring ............ .anl
1919 Franklin Sedan ........... VI 500
And others az attractive prices
/ FRANKLIN N-WfLAflNGTON MOTOR
Phone 5000. ion Orange st.
ian1-5t
HAYNES cAR-Five- passenger. Just
ovorhauled good rubber, good paint
$3.50. hrst-clas8 condition. VIII DEM
onstrate. Phone 3l3i-J or 5tJl-k.
iani-5t
Evening journal., 1922-01-06

We now make announcement Of our
1922 price reductions. ranging from 70
10 IS per cent These cars are an In
hrst-class condition and you cannot 20
wrong on any Of them.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
roR SALE

ALL SEWING MACHINEs-Ea pay
ments, 50 month Machines rented
repaired. bought. exchanged. Parts and
repairs for any machine ever made. re-
gardicas CT age Hcmstitchlng. plcot-
ing. button covering, pleaung Har-
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