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Chariton courier., 1922-01-20
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH
REMEDY

This is a pleasant, safe and reliable
medicine for coughs and colds. 1t has
been in use for many years and is
held in high esteem in those house
holds where its good qualities are
best known. 1t is a favorite with
mothers of young children, as it con-
tains no opium or other harmful
drug. Try it when you have need of
sucn remedy.
Chariton courier., 1922-01-20

mas NOT Deen SO
often on the
menu.
Oyster Stew
Put a pint OF
oysters in a col
ander and pour
over them one
fourth Of a cup
Chariton courier., 1922-01-20

Lost Pocket book containing bar
pin and silver last Friday between
the depot and town or between Key
sesYille and MusseIfork. Finder no.
tify Mrs. A. +. Chapman at Mussel-
fork 69l61
Chariton courier., 1922-01-20
EVERYDAY GOOD THINGS

After the cool fall days have come,
we turn TO the succulent oyster which
Chariton courier., 1922-01-20
WOOD FOR SALE

L. L. Wheeler. Can 5o2, Keytes-
vile. 81
Chariton courier., 1922-01-20

A. v. Simmons, Art Tailoring, at
the CASTOR House, near Presbyterian
church. 49tf
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Bronx Residential Sales

lda Wendrof, a client % David d.
Doiman, bought 1853 wilkins Avenue
4 four.story Fat, from Herman Levine.
The Athletic Realty Company sold
10 the Dial Realty Company tho i've
story hot at East iS2d Street. z5x
09.11.
Agnes A. Laumsister purchased from
NJ. A. Gillespie 800 East 160th Street,
A four.story fat, 25xi00.
NJ. Bernstein sold the two-family
dwelling 722 Beck Street, 25Ei00, %
Miss Sarah Kavenod.
Douglas .Gettell sold for samuel
steinmetz tho new two twofamily
houses on tho west side Of Holland
Avenue, north Of Allerton Avenue, 70
Mary Popkin, who gave In exchange a
100 foot plot on SodGwick Avenue
north Of 10th Street, on which Mr.
gteinmetz will erect a fve-story apart
ment. The same brokers sold the new
dwelling. s7gxl00, on Giles Place, OBJ
posite Cannon Place, Tor Julius Pitt
man, and a new dwelling on Rocham-
beau Avenue, 35H75, north Of Van
Cortlandt Park Avenue, for the builder
10 j. Hayes, Of Belle Harbor, l.. l.
Arthur Weyl 4 Co. sold for Dr. Vim
cent +. Quin $50 Caldwell Avenue, q
throe.story dwelling, i69ri0O.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
History SiraifOrd Avon
On Drive in Two Deals
Frederick Brown Buys Flat ai
93d Street Corner and Inn
mediaiely Resells II

Frederick Brown has bought and re-
sold tho twelve-story Stratford-Ayon'
Al the north corner Of Riverside Drive
and Nlnety.third Street. on plot ii4x
l52x irregular. The latest buyer Is
also an operator who has negotiatings
pending for a resale Of the property
Mr.. Brown bought the property from
tho uoyt estate through Wood Dolson
Company. Inc, represented by +. h'
Nacfarlan. The house contains suites
10 ten rooms each, with three baths. A
featnre of the deal IL that Mr. Brown
sold the house 20 the Iioyt estate three
voara ago through the same brokers.
This is the third time the property has
heen sold By these brokers since u was
erected BY Ferguson Bros. & forshay,
twelve years ago, and Il has been under
their continued management through
out that time. Baldwin, Holt & Call
lard, attorneys, represented the Hoyt
estate In the transaction. The resale
of the property By Mr.. Brown was
made By n. ID. Baker and A. Robinson,
with B. Edward Crosby associate brok-
or. The structure rents for about
Si50.oOO and was held AZ 100000.
N. %. Baker and A. Robinson also
sold for Frederick Brown i3Q-i34 West
Sixteenth Street, 75xl03, 10 the Bricken
Construction Corporation, A. Breken
president. The site will be improved
with n siN-story building. B. Edward
Crosby was associate broker. Messrs.
Baker and Robinson also sold for the
Meister Builders. Inc, 3bs-3O0 East
i2ist Street. n siK-story house. 3ISlOO'
20 client Of A. Lelchter.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Hotel Favored
For Vanderbilt
House Site
Home of Late W. r., at Fifth
Ave. and SID ST., Under
Option to Builder; Trust
Co. Bought 1t in 1920

tsll apartment hotel may rep lace
ihr home Of the late william X. Van.
3erbilt az the northwest corner OF
Fifth Avenue and Fifty-second Street
the scene of many events famous IN
the social history Of New YORK. Two
wars ago the Vanderbilt estate sold
he property 20 the Empire Trust
Crmoanv. ana Mrs. Vanderbilt. widow
~ The late William X. Vanderbilt. ar
RANGED 70 have a house Ocilt Tor her ~
sutton Square, new colony OF me me
hornes facing the East River az tne
foot o. Fifty-scvcnth street. The bank
intended 10 alter the house into bank
ing quarters for its uptown branch,
bat Il has abandoned this plan, and
yesterday opiioned the property 70
Henry Mandel and Seward W. Enrich
who control the Mendel-Ehrich Corpo-
ration.
The building Of an apartment hotel
rs one OF several schemes which the
builders are considering for one cor
ner. The apartment hotel is favored
Tor the reason that the hity-foot yard
b. the rear Of the dwelling and facing
on Fifty-second Street is restricted
against q business improvement. An
apartment house would be allowed 20
be built on this property. The dwelling
covers 100 feet on Fifty-soeond STREE
and i25 feet on the avenue and may be
lmproved with q business structure. Is
was said that II en- apartment hotel Is
erected the arrangement Of the in
terror will permit i being altered for
commercial uses II Il proved unsue-
cesSful. There would be stores on the
ov---o f~o~f ani no entrance 70 the
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

shsppard Knapp estate 1850 Third Ave
ruo 6ve-sxory apartment with stores
25xiOO. o. ID. 4 n. V. Dixie were as
sociate brokers.
The silbo Realty Corporation sold 20
Marry Hacker the tenement AZ Sf5 20
aso E-st Eiehty-third Street. toxlVS.9'
The vendor wns represented by J..
No.t...o,e Lew. Lewis s. samuel and
Morris Posneisky we're the brokers.
John +. Doyle 4 Son sold for simon
Lewald the hve-story apartment 90
East Ninety-third Street, SOxloo.
George r. cohn sold for Hannah
Fallon ITO East i0ith Street, a four
story fat, 25xio0. for all cash.
Couehlin & co. sold FOR Jennie Ros.
enfield the fve-sto9y apartment 20
Me- ff8th Street. 26Hl00.
Never Isear bought from Ray SOLO
mon 257-26l West l2Sth street three
four-story apartments, iOsxlOO. LOUIS
George was the br0Eer
Muivihnl a Co. sold for the Esmay
Realty Company the three hVc-stoIs
srcnrnts with stores at SO5 70 SOs
East i25th Street. T5xio0.
Henry l.. gonnnd and Samuel Cohen
soid 2i7-2T9 West Eleventh street .
six.story apartment, 20 Joseph Shenk'
Louis Marks. Of Ryan Co. sold ior
Raw Gross 81 Stanton street. a thteS-
storv gramc house, 23x50, 10 Michael J.
Adrian CORPORATION, who own 90 10 II
stanton street and i75 10 i71 Allen
Street. giving the corporation plot
Isaac Roggen sold to Marcus Feuer,-
stein the hve-story tenement. Win
stores. Al 1856 Broome Street, 25xloO.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
r. e al Estate Ne VS.

hotel would be on the street
The Mcndel-Ehrich corporation. Wnlen
"a now erecting the Pcrshing BUILDING
an ~, site of the old Grand Union
Hotsi. opposite the Grand Central Sta
tlon, may not make this Improvement
for Il was said yesterday thst the
builders Rad practically resold iis op-
ton ana title would be taken by an
otbe- svndicate % builders which
would make the changes
Mr Mendell admitted Yesterday that
several deals were pending Tor the
nroperty. lie said some of the plans
wonld require the purchase OF the
residence OF william K Vanderbilt jr.
adioining the properly. The Fifty
third Street corner OF the block wna
rurchaFed recently BY John D. Roeke-
felier ir. FOR investment ,
The Vanderbilt house was erected
about thirty-fve years ago and is re-
garded As one Of the finest residences
In the country.
me Empire Trust Company, in the
name Of the Empire Investors Corpo-
ration. purchased the property in
Aprii. 1920, and announced that II
would be changed only enough 90 meet
the needs Of the institution. The op-
tion 10 the builders was secured from
the trust company through Cushman
& Wakefield. The bank he's secured
an extension Of its lease on itE pref
ent quarters AZ $50 and $50 Fifth Ave
nue., which Is the reason for yester-
days deal.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
7Cas Victims in One
House Saved; lDies.
Another Overcome
Fathers PremOnitiOn Averis
Disaster in Tenement
when He Quits Work to
Find Coal Fumes Active

Eirht persons, seven IN one house
v,rs revived Yesterday after being
overeome b. gas and are recovering m
New York hosp.tsls Another who
sought death BY inhaling gas. IS dead
The seven. who live on the afst a0or
ofa tenement house az $50 East Foprih
Street, owe their lives 70 premoniiioH
% Samuel Augustin. who LEFT his "ofs
and returned TO his home in time 20
revive his wife. Sadie, thirty-three
rears old, and their ten months Old
baby.
He then attempted 20 arouse The
Eoriek family of Eve N the adjoining
arartnent. but was unable 20 DO 80
untl he Rad called patIolnan 0laten-
nan. Of the fifth Street gfauoh' "ho
h,oke dovr the door The Essrickt were
found unconscious in their beds, and
were resuscitatcd only after Drs. Soole'
NeNorton and Dargeon, of belieFAe
Hospital, had used pplmctoIs on theii'
They were then taken 20 Bellevue win
Mrs. Augustin and her infant &c
Estneks are Samuel, ftty years oole
T;Ilis fortv: Fsnnie. thirty-eight. Ids,
sixteen, and Max. ten.
All seven had succumDed % coal gas
fumes from a heater in the bnsement.
Augustin 1aid tenants had complained
a the gas fumes for several weeks %
he landlord. Mayer Deutsch. without
avail.
The eighth victim. Harry Walter,
venfv-thrce wears old, cnauueur'
was found unconscious On his bed by
his mother. Mr.. Anna Waltzer, on The
second foor OF their home, AZ ioo
Henry Street Gas was escaping from
an open petcock on q gas range in the
room. Tenants. hearing the mothers
screams. tclephoned Gouverneur Hos
pltal Dr. Schneider responded, sum
monIng q pulmotor from the Consoli-
deted Gas Company. After using the
puimotor Tor twenty minutes Walter
Was revived and sent 20 Gouverneur
Hospital In a serious condition. Mrs.
Walter. who conducts a grocery on
ne ground hoor. said her son had
lighted the range 20 heat the room
The suicide, William Winkler, sixty
seven years old. a butcher, was found
dead In his room ia the lodging house
of Mr. Emms Gulitsch, 828 Eagle Ave
nue, the Bronx, yesterday with one end
of q ras tube near his mouth and the
other attached 10 an open jet tie was
said 90 have been despondent because
OF IN health and lack Of steady EN-
ployment
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Estate Sells 18th 81. Hou..
Owned for Tb,-,. b

Duross Company sold si9.s,, ~
Fourteenth Street and runni,. I. ~
70 524-325 West Fifteenth ,.. ...''b .
the estate Of George B seelv ~ ~ =
site are four four.storg house, y, y - =
The purchaser is 10 imn-,,l.. 80,
properly. II has been oefeS y
Sesly family for over thlriy - ~ u
Adams 4 Go. sold for fbs -.
the Presbytery Of New Yort N. =
story building % 1917 Crsss. m
301OKi00 After ertensIye .,i't
ments The buyers viii occaDv ~,
Edwin II. Nordl.ngoF soNE plt
son = Dptt The four-storg f,,,...'ii
7S9 Third Avenue. 37rl00 I a
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Edwin ". COggesholI Buys
Home in Greenwich Village

William A. White Z Sons sold for
Mrs. Lester II. Monks the four-story
dwelling at IS West Ninth Street,
25xg3li. 10 Edwin w. Coggcsholl.
James L. Van SAINT purchased from
Leonard /. Roc 227 West 122d Street,
n tbree-story dwelling. i3yl00.ii. Por-
ter & Co. were the brokers.
The III West Sixty-eighth Street
Corporntion sold 20 Alex Eiseman the
fve.story dwelling az IL West Sixty
eighth Street. 20.Gxl00.5.
Charles J. Dc Cromer sold 60 Sadie
II. Radin the three.story dwelling at
800 West iisth Street, isxi xiOo.1l,
Goodwin & Goodwin, lnca sold foi
Mary Ward to Philip Lcvitzky the
'hreo-story dwelling az i09 West l1oth
Street. i7l0izx9e.1
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Large Harlem Flats
Bring Quick Profit
To Max NatansOn
RcseIIs history ST. Albans
and Dartmouth Held at
sI,350,00O, Bought Re
Gently; Norman in Deal

Max n. Natanson sold 10 Isidors
KAYE the two twelve-story apartment
houses. known as the 81. Adams and
the Dartmouth, at 600 10 5ib West
10th Street. on plot iOsxio0, each
with an annual rent Of approximately
sisOOOO. The houses were held at
$3.50 900. and were sold for cash. hr
Natanson has owned the houses only
Few months and is said 20 have re-
allied a substantial profit on the re-
rnle. Walter NJ. Wechsler and Alex
ander s Natanson we're the attorneys
renresenting Mr. Natanson and Albert
Hutton, the purchaser. The Lewis ~
May Company negotiated the deal
The Mnnport Realty Company !.
portman president. and the Ali Com
rrrv bought from the Winter Realities
BENJAMIN Winter president the eight.
story Norman apartments at 80 20 -
West Nine.y-third Street and the 40,
iacent three.story building az 81, used
Tor the protection Of light and AR.
The apartments are on plot IbKlovx
irregular and the dwelling losx64.
Henry I. Cooper and ". Cohn q 90.
we're the brokers. The structure was
bought By Mr.. Winter week ago
through the Wood Dolson Company
from the Hoyt estate.
Ryan & Co. sold for the Radnor
Holding Company the siX-storv modern
Apartment Al 8l5i Broadway. A.7XiOO,
two stores.
Byrne & Bowman and John J. Nee
nan, Inc, sold for Nathan Wilson 20
Thomas Kelly As West Seventy-ih ird
Street, southeast corner Of Columbus
Avenue. 5OxlO2.Z, seyen-story ele-
vator apartment with five stores.
Shaw. Rockwell & Sanford and +. T.
Rhodes sold for Rose Kelley $50 81
Nicholas Avenue. fvc-story fiat, 25.6x
l26.
Morris Moore's son sold Tor the
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
To Improve Bronx Sites

The new Walton improvement Com
pany purchased from Julian kovaes
through Albert d. Phelps and Harry y;
Rogers the southwest corner Of 1880
street and Walton Avenue, 95Hf3. II
will be improved with a one-story
building containing eight stores,
Murray Maran resold plot, 5OKi5O,
on the east side OF Park Avenue, be-
tween i7zd and i72d streets, 20 a
builder, who will erect a one-story
garage. c,,,
dren has acquired from the Stanton
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Iarrer sile fnr Garare

Augustus B. Fleck. who Ee-ently
purchased from the Pinkney estate q
blot, 90ri00, on the north side Of
Moyian Place, 25O feet east Of Broad
way. has bought from Max Just the
blot, 50xl00, IN the rear on l25th
Street. He will erect 2 two-story
garage. negotiations FOR the sale Of
which are row pending.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Sale in East ssh Street

Clara A. Ferguson sold % the Dau's
Blue Books. Inc, the six-story build
ing at l3s East Fitty-hfth Street,
l7N20.
Philip and Harriet lehman trans
ferred 20 the Lawyers ealty Company
the fye-stofy building a. l6 East For
ty.eiyth Street. 25XiO0.5.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Dad ln 10 4Slh s,...

B. Edward Crosby odd IA. !,
story building at lj Weil Ts,,.' ~ ~
Street, is.sSi00b, Tor Caarls, \ sil' sil'
field % David Pasinsky asS ~
Shaw. lie also was afsoehis ~
In the sale Of the southeast ss,,.. y Z,
Madison Avenue ard gsys,iy,'..'l =
Street 10 Max Raymond. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Fnx Lnts Rrinr s53.375

Joseph p. Day sold a. auction yester-
day In the Vesey Street Saiesrooms
thirty-six Fox estate lots on Gunhill
Road perrv Avenue, Hull Avenue and
East 2iith Street, for Sb3,375. A two
tory frame and brick house was In
cluded IN the sale.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Lexington Ave. Corner Sold

A client Of Edward ?. SoOel pur-
chased from Wynre & Low. operators,
the ak houses al the northeast corner
III Lexington Avenue and l24th Street,
lOOxfOO. which the purchaser intends
20 alter. Harry FleishmGn was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Inrcsis in HeIghis Flat

Nehrlng Bros. resold for the clustt
Building Corporation to a Mr. Maxon
500 West 2isth Street, southwest corner
Of Amsterdam Avenue. hye-story
with three stores, 45xi0o.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
&c. 76ih 81. Tenem,nl go

z. " Ludlow & 60. sold =, 49,.
B. Fulton and others ne f,.....-, f.....'
tenement, 25xi02, II go Esr S.,....i S....i
sixth Street. 70 A1dallah 4 Rr,a'
pohlan. The properly was fre IA
clear. -
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Bow Home seIIs IN ~ s,,...

Pease 4 Elllman sold Tor n. NJ,
York Home Tor Komelsss Be-, ~ "
threo-story building Al isi 10 ri D..
l23d Street 6IHlo0, 70 Hsdsos }
Rose Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

Improvement Cooperation "A.
1f9.syl50y irregular, Al tke -. W
corner Of Mosholu Parkesy ".s.sa.,r 10y e
catur Avenue. ''e D
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-25
OCALA TWENTY YEARS AGO
Evening Star May 25, 1902

Evening Star May 25, 1902
Miss Mona Hitler returned last
night from a several weeks visit to
Miss Louise Inglis at Port Inglis.
The Sunday school of the Methodist
church enjoyed a picnic yesterday in
the hammock just east of Mr.. W. D..
earns home.
Mayor Fishel has made all arrange
ments for a balloon ascension by the
celebrated Prof. Phillips on the 4th
of July
Mr.. S. H Martin, a successful mer-
camille man of Jasper, is in town visit
ing his sister. Mrs. W. D. earn.
Miss Matte Van Fleet, one of the
teachers of the Ocala high school, left
this afternoon for a visit to her par
Ients in Barlow.
Mr.. B. j. Potter, manager of the
Union Phosphate Company, spent the
weekend in Ocala with his family.
Ocala Ten Years Ago
Evening Star May rs, 1922
The members of the Ocala lodge of
Elks are planning a reception to
their friends on the evening of June
4th.
Miss Jean league is spending a
few days with Miss Tillie Pasteur at
Stanton.
Miss Ruth Boney will arrive home
next week from Winston-Salem,
where she is at college.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. /. Arnold returned
last night from a very pleasant trip
to Green Springs.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-25
GOING OFF FOR THE SUMMER

Look over our line of Roundtree
trunks and Lily luggage before buy
ing your summer travelling necessi-
ties. Guarantee Clothing & Shoe Co.
Y. M. B. o. D. 17-f
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Don Rey, "that good cigar" 19-10t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-25

Albert's Plant Food for flowers; 25c
and SOC. packages. Sold at the Court
Pharmacy. 1S-f
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Best Ladies' All-Leather SHOES
for the price in the city. FISHEL'S. 1t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-25

Mems TROUSERS & SHIRTS New
low prices. FISHEL'S. 1927
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Bargain, one Ford. 1917 model.
Spencer-Pedrick Motor Co. 2S-t
Sliced Wilson and Swift Hams at
the Eagle Grocery and Meat Market.
Phone "a. 19-St
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Very little attention has been given to the
Improvement of pastures in most parts of
the South. Marion county has been no ex-
|ceptlon to this rule. In the past the open
ranges have been the pastures, and most of
Evening star., 1922-06-03

BARGAINS IN USED CARS.
Mitchell touring. repain ted. $3.50
Overland roadster ......................ss sslal
Overland touring .....................Sl5 $3.50
Ford tourings, mp from. Observation-Disclosures StOu
Ford coupe, 1921. extras. Observation-Disclosures 1854
Ford delivery, up from. m...............S ST.
Ford sedans. mp from. m....................S1 S1Ji
Giant truck. panel body S1o5
Pierce Arrow like new................Sl 81 $50
Packard twin six
Ford speedsters a..
Overland coupe Observation-Disclosures. $19J
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Studebake touring, starter and rims. $12S
TERMS IF DESIRED.
THE r. l.. TAYLOR MOTOk COMPANY,
Authorized Ford Dealers.
1901 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-06-03

BUICK coupe, 1918; repainted.
Buick touring, 1919; new top
and repainted.
Buick touring, 1918.
Ford coupe, 1921.
Dodge sedan, 1920.
Davis touring. 1920.
Chandler. 1919, 4-pass. sport.
Dodge truck, 1929 less than
5000 miles.
Mcfarland touring. 1921.
One-third cash, balance in 10
months, to responsible parties.
These cars have been left with
us to sell by private parties.
LIBERTY GARAGE.
18th and You SITS. NV.
North sI6o.
Evening star., 1922-06-03
FOR SALE-GARAGES

I BUILD BRICK GARAGES AND DO ALL
kinds Of brick work. Let me give you an
estimate. r. J. GRACE. 400 ST. ne. L'nc.
Evening star., 1922-06-03
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

1925 NEWTON ST. NW.-LarGe. airy room:
second floor front: electricity: unlimited phone
continuous hot water. maid service: high: coo
location: 18th st. bus at corner. Col. 5I2o -
2o7 9th ST NE.-Two nicely furnished rooms
with back and front porch: ANIL: light
housekeeping: telephone: also garage II de-
xii lin altar A n m 81
Evening star., 1922-06-03
WANTED-ROOMS

DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY-Laree. single
room. vel. ventilated. near bath. without
board WAITED by young gentleman; private
family preferred limit $50. Address Box
FOR BACHELOR. two unfurnished rooms.
bath convenient; not above second door: west
Of 14th,S south of p: must be reasonable; per-
manent Address BOX 2s7-D. Star once. -
CLEAN, quiet. cool room, with or without
beard, by gentleman; permanent; northwest
section; walking distance Of Treasury. Ad-
dress Boz Bid, Star ONCE. IL
UNFURNfsHED-Two rooms for Ink. or one
room and kitchenette; not over so per month.
Clarendon PIP. 4s
JUNE Is. large room. kitchenette. screeped
porch; must be reasonable and ami. Ad-
dress Rox 273-D. Star once. -
By YOUNG MAN furnished room would
consider sharing an apartment with congenial
gentleman. Address Box e24-D. Star offce. Sc
wANTED-ROOMs WITH BOARD.
GENTLEMAN in government service desires
single room: well ventilated, and board; prI-
yate family: state price: possession wanted
Jun. 6. Address Box i45-D. Star once. e
ROOM. furnished or unfurnished, and board.
with private family, by young married
coupe. Address Box BED. Star once. -
Evening star., 1922-06-03
AuroMoB11Es FOR SALE, ETC.

AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE, ETC.
Continued.
NASH. 7.passenG.r. Lin. 56es. z.
NASH; thorouEhiy overhsSied: new paint; best bes,
new tires new yu,a 6atts6S Ps'ry eu'out ssod
NATIONAL. 1919: excellent shape; odacer
leaving: bargain for cash. 438 N NV. Frank
oAkLAND tAE touring; late 1919; has .lss, been
tin0 nmen rns SoSa .nd Sare ,oaE, ,ks new esss ss
G. W. Mason, 1914 Jefferson st. between 30th
and 31st. south Of N 81. NV. Phone W. No.
| 0LDSMOTTT.E. s-cylindrr. I-passenrer: excel
lent condition and appearance; wire wheels:
large equipment; any demonstration; $500.
OLDsMOBiLE Q sedan. late 1890: excellent
condition; $500. Inquire Belmont Service Sta
tion. l4th and Belmont.
OVERLAND four. 1917. model SIS; excellent
tery: 5000 cash or terms. Phone North
OVERLAND. model SIS: this car has been
newly painted, new battery. three new tires
pm North s3i3. Price. $500. -
PAIGE TOtRING.-. practically new: many
extras: a hands ,me and powerful car; owner
MUS, %.iar,ms snsritSe. $3.50 Gail after pm 1910
PAIGE car: can he seen :1s Warren st. ne.
Smith Garage: 500.
REQ TOURING, 1918. 7.passenger model:
PAIN. top and tires in good shape: is Al me-
ehantcnlly and cheap Mt $3.50; terms as low
1921 18th ST. NV Main 4105.
REQ ROADSTER. 1917. good condition: cord
tires; owner needs cash; cheap: $12J. 1865
Wis. ave. Col. 1913.
STUDEBAKER o, 4-passenger coupe; perfect
condition. Col. s1s3. 4402 18th st. NV. -
srUDEBAkER big s:x, sevenpassenger tour;
Ing ear; has just been repainted: equipped
-tsine sll are perfect: extras: will sacrince
for quick sale. Col. 1921.
S1I-TI 1921, T-pass: Thoroughly rpcOndi-
toned; new cord tires and one spare.
STtTI 1a2u. 4-passenger just orerhauled;
good paint and tires.
DGlCk coupe. lD22: excellent condition; good
tires and bargain for some one.
ELGlN 1921. 4-pass.: fine running order and
,,oz ,s11 sTTTz MOTOR SALES s% Nj, SO
WIILYS-KNIGHT roadster. latest model:
good as new owner leaving. Call Lincoln
63s3.
LATE MODEL. light touring car. excellent con
dit'cn.. s1I3 Col: 223I.
Sc. Lincoln 1853. o.
BANK SALE o. Stufz ears winch have been
used: very good at small price: no raa'
sonGble offer refused: lot consists of one e.
pass. touring and one 5-pass. touring. May be
at Klein's Garage. 1853 Wisconsin ave
TOURING CAR direct from owner: 5000; ex-
cellent running condition. Call North 1868.
II YOU are the market for II good used
car it will paw yo:i 10 get in touch with us.
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1921 G NV.
Evening star., 1922-06-03

EXTRA large double room. with porch. next
10 bath with shower; ANIL: in private family
. gentlemen; price. $40. Address Box 2oS. b.
Star office. -