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The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

In loving memory of our darling
husband and father. Morris I. Sobol
who departed this life December 1st.
I191S. Gone but never will he for
gotten. Sadly missed by his wife,
children, mother, sisters and broth
nrs
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

Mr.. Monty Baer has been confined
to his home with bad cold.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29
ELI KOGOs

VIII give private and indivi'.,ni in
structiOn to backward children Oh
grammer and high school age, also III
college preparatory subjects Apply
Box 30 Denver Jewish News.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

Mr.. Bernard David of Pueblo spent
the week end with his folks in Den
yer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

The Illustrated lecture TO he given
at the woman's club by DIR. II. Cor
don promises to be IN educational
treat and It is hoped that large
audience will welcome DIR. Gordon.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

In loving memory of onr beloved
uanghtcr. Anna Barnett. who depart
Ell this lie Nov. ~, 1913. Gone. hut
not forgotten.
Sadly missed by parents, brothers
md sisters.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

Mr.. Philip Miller left Monda! for
few days business trip in Trinidad.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

Mr.. Ben Rosenberg residing in Los
Angeles is visiting in the city. n guest
at the Shirlcy-Savoy. Mr.. Rosenberg
has many friends in Denver, having
resided here many years ago. He was
connected with 1.-The Outlook in this
city and is now with the Metro movies
in Los Angeles.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

Mr.. Karl Becker departed Wednes
day for st. Ii,uis to visit for tel
days with his folks.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

Mr.. Harry Hellenger of New York
in the city this past week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29
Want Advertisements

SLEEPING porch and garage to let
to gentleman. For particulars call
Champa 2575-W. 1t.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

Mr.. Herman Strauss. who Is at the
Doulder Sanitarium. had slight stroke
this past week. but is now better.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

AIr Robert Lange of New York
City will spend Thanksgiving in the
city guest at the Brown.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

Mr. Ralph Unger Of Salida spen
Sunday in the city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

Denver physicians We're well rep
resented at the medical meeting held
in Colorado Springs last Saturday.
Luncheon was served at Cragmor and
dinner at the hotel Antlers. DR.. sam
uel Swezey. DIR. Sailing Simon. DIR.
Blank. and DR.. Corper attended the
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

Mr. Isidore Hilb departed Thurs
day for the east. on a business trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-29

Mr.. Alfred Triefus departed Monha
for business trip to st. Louis. II
will retur1 Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-07

a particularly well-balanced record. She
made this record the property OF Fred
Harsook, Calf, who purchased her in
the guaranty sale April 5 of this year.
At calving she dropped beautiful bull
calf by Sir Aaggie Mead, the great
yearly record sire owned by w. j. Hig-
don, Tulare and f. S. Borror & Son,
Upton.
California now has the honor Of hav-
ing developed the first cow of the Hol-
stein breed to make 1000 pounds butter
fat in two different years. This tre-
mendous production is now accredited to
Adriodac Wietske Dairy Maid owned by
Brigford Holstein company, Patter-
son, Calf, she lately having finished
S65-day record of 1420.1S lbs. butter
from 34,4019 lbs milk. A most remark
able fact in the two-year production of
this great COW is the fact that within
the two-year production of this great
COW is the fact that within a period of
81 months she made total of 66,30l.7
lbs. milk and 2,715.3 lbs. butter. 1t will
be remembered that her heifer topped
the last Brentwood National at $4,000,
while one of her sons sold for $4,000 as
a yearling in Californiabto Walter L.
Mitchell, Visalia, in whose herd he is
now in service Another daughter of
Adriondac Wietsk Dairy Maid sold IN
the 1921 Brentwoon National for So, 800.
Kern County, California now has its
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-07

pounds butter in days Two other mem
bers of the herd are now right around
the 30 pound mark and several more
promising ones are nearing their calv-ng
dates.
'Youngquist Brothers, Mt. Vernon,
Wash, made a gratifying report Oh the
first daughters of Laconncr Pontiac
Segis to 90 on test one of which has
completed a record of 24.32 lbs. butter
in seven days as q junior 2-year-old.
This bull is a son Of Ormsby Segis
Marie, former world s record 3-year-old
and is full brother to Ormsby Segi5
Marie Lad owned by the Lewis company,
San Jose, Calf, The latter sire has
wonderful lot of daughters coming on
in the Lewis herd at Hollister.
Frank A. Machado Charles McCune
and the Cloverdale Innes Dairy AL OF
Santa Clara county, have recently
placed at the heads of their dairy herds
sons of Ormsby Segis Marie Lad, pug-
chased from the Lewis company, san
Jose, Calf.
Earl Graham, Compton, Calf, recent
ly harvested a crop of so pound records
in his small but choice herd. Neither
land Tolia, full age, made Bills lbs.
butter from 533 lbs. milk in z days;
Aralia Pontiac made 30,40 lbs. butter
from 6034 lbs. milk and Cora Jarie Pom
tias made 1884 lbs. butter from 504.3
lbs. milk in seven days. The latter two
are both daughters of King Pontiac
Netherland Segis Sd, the great proven
son of Gerben Abbekerk Maid whose de-
scendants are fast taking their place
among the notable family groups of the
breed.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-07
HAVERKORST PROVES
PURE BRED VALUES

Excellent results have been obtained
from n herd of pure blood Guernseys
on the ranch of Walter b. Haverkorst
2ls miles south of Meloland. In Feb
ruary 1921, this herd is reported to
have led all others of less than 10
cows, in western states, in production
of butter fat, with an average produe-
ton of better than pounds per COW.
I'm January of the same year the Guern-
seys ranked third.
Shortly after the above records were
made. Mr.. Havcrkorst purchased sew
eral Guernsey heifers from Wisconsin,
which are freshening now and give in-
dications of being first class produe-
ers. Practically all the stock is young,
and Mr.. Haverkorst endeavors TO
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-07
Notes From The Field
Gossipy Items Concerning What's Doing Among the
Co,D Arist0cracy
C0U AristOcracy

well farms from Teyon Farm assoeia-
ton and at ealving dropped fine heiter
calf by Sir Toyon Fleta Johonna Mer-
cedes son of Sir Pietertje Ormsby Mer-
cedes 43d and Cascade Fleta Johonna,
that made 3o,012.2 lbs. milk in one year
as a Junior 4-year- This royalty bred
Young sire is now owned jointly by a.
Z. Nelly, Frank Hatch, J. d. High and
S. G. Kounias, all of Modesto, Calf, in
whose herds he is being bred to approxi-
mately 100 good females.
Maxwell Farms, Hollywood, Calf,
now in charge of Robert n. Clapp, re-
port a number of nice official records
lately completed. The leader of the
group is the junior 4-year-old Queen
Mercedes Ormsby Pietertje with SAIL
lbs. butter in days and 1928 lbs. in
so days, making her the highest record
daughter of the Hargrove & Anderson
bull, King Pietertje Ormsby Piebe. The
unaefeated show heifer, Queen Ormsby
Netherland Parthenea, more familiarly
known as "Silky,n and also daughter
of King Pietertje Ormsby Piebe, mads
c1.5S lbs. butter in 7 days as a junior
3-year-old Other completed. records in
cludc Elmwood Segis Sadie, S2.4O lbs.
butter at mature age; Aggie Pearl Pom
tiac, 1878 lbs. butter as a junior two;
White Lily Potiac Vale, 1905 lbs. at
mature age; Mercy Hengerveld Cham
pion, 1000 lbs; Parthenea Champion
Segis, 20.75 lbs. as a junior three; Jul
lana Aggie Pearl Flora, 23.9S lbs. senior
four; .Sergis Ormsby Skylark, 1884,
senior three; Seniorita Athenea Roxan-
ma Cd, 21.49 lbs. mature age; Piebe De
Kol Fobes Johanna, 24.1S lbs. as junior
four; Carrie Pietertje Ormsby 20.62 lbs.
junior two; Marcade Bess Mechthilde,
1889 lbs. as junior three.
Creamcup Pontiac, junior 3-year.
old daughter of King Korndyke Pontiac
goth. recently made 26.65 lbs. butter
from o9S.2 lbs. milk in days and has
since MIXED up to over 104 lbs in one
day. She is owned by W. j. Higdon,
Tulare, Calf, in whose herd she will
be continued on yearly test.
Frank l.. Morris, Woodland; II. Y.
Bridgford, Patterson, and r. A. Condee,
Chino, were the three delegates elected
| to represent California at the annual
meeting of the Holstein Friesian associ-
alton of America, at Kansas City, Mo,
early this month. This is the first an
nual meeting under the district delegate
plan, the delegates having been elected
/ by members of the Holstein Friesian
association of America in their respec-
tive districts.
Briar Segis Abbekerk Prilly, junior
2-year-old daughter of the sensational
sire King Segis Aleartra Prilly, lately
made 2312 lbs. butter from 439.5 lbs.
milk in days right out of pasture with
out bit of grain before freshening,
adding another high record to her sire 3
already great list of daughters. She is
owned by the Bridgford Holstein com
pany, Patterson, Calf.
In making the highest 7-day butter
record ever made on the Pacific coast,
Norma Korndyke Cornucopia did just
what some of her admirers expected of
her. Her production is 1880 lbs. but
] ter from SS6.2 lbs. milk in seven days.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-07

Walter + Mitchell, Visalia, Calf, is
the latest well-known breeder in Cali
fornia to place son of King Korndykc
Pontiac Goth, the $4,000 son of Miss
Valley Mead De Kol Walker, at the head.
of his herd, having purchased one re-
Gently from w. j. Higdon, Tulare, Calf,
The succession of bulls used by Mr.,
Mitchell is very. interesting and his Sc,
lections have been very fortunate. Co.
ing back to Segis Pontiac Crane De Kol,
son of Segis Pontiac De Kol Burke,
he had in service a bull whose daughters
are now making prodution records which,
stamp their sire as one of the foremost
bulls yet developed in California. I'm
fortunately he went to the block before
his real worth was established. Next
came Prince Hiskc Walker, son of
Prince Gelsche Walker, and full brother
to Lady Hiskc Walker, the well-known
"a pound 4-year-old. His daughters have
likewise proved highly satisfactory both
as to production and type. Next Mr..
Mitchell purchased King Abbekerk Jo-
hanna Segis for $4,000 in the 1920 Cali
fornia Guaranty sale. This bulEeis
splendid son of Adirondac Wietske
Dairy Maid, now the first COW to make
over 1000 pounds of butterfat two diff
ferent years and rated as one of the
great dams of the breed. This bulls
daughters are unusually promising and
Mr.. Mitchell has now selected son of
King Korndyke Pontiac 2othsto breed
them to.
+. S. Borror & Son, Upton, Calf, are
now just rounding out a few of their
first long time tests with substantial
records under dairy conditions and most
ly on two-time milkings. Among those
to finish are the mature COW, Daisy May
Belle with 1858 lbs. butter from 90.
29S.5 lbs. milk, in 365 days mostly on two
milkings a day; Lassie Pledge West De
Kol 8 years old with 694 lbs. butter and
16,751.5 lbs. milk in Sos days in SUBJ
division B.; Etith Pontiac Segis, junior
4 with 651.2 lbs. butter from 13,S40.4
lbs milk in 27S days in subdivision B.;
Princess Evelyn Wayne Hengerveld, 3
years with 62S.1 lbs. butter from 13,
s0S5 lbs milk in sos days, in sub
division B. In short time test, Dorothy
Netherland Rowena I'd, z years old,
made 1854 lbs. butter from 655 lbs. milk
in seven days. Belle Pontiac korndyke
Daisy, at Years months, made 1851
lbs. butter from 510.6 lbs. milk after
dropping twin heifer. calves by Sir. Ag-
gic Mead. The dam herself is twin
daughter of King Korndyke Pontiac
Goth and her twin heifers have an aver
age of over ] 100 lbs. butter for five of
their seven nearest dams. Sir Aggie
Mead is owned jointly by F. S. Borror &
Sons and W. J. Higdon and with the
splendid records being made in both
herds by high class females calving to
his service he viii soon have an ex-
ceedingly valuable group of sons and
daughters.
Stanislaus Gerben Abbekerk Ononis,
a senior 2-year old, has made 23.03 lbs.
butter in days in the Maxwell farm
herd at Hollywood, Calf. More than
ordinary interest attaches itself to this
record from the fact that this heifer is
from the same dam as is the famous
twice 81 pound COW, Gerben Abbekerk
Maid This heifer was purchased in the
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-07

keep the best possible sires, thus in
suring good calves. He recently pur'
chased Reuben Langdon, from the
Hollow Hill Farms. This bull, at the
time of the Hollow Hill Farm disposal
sale was held out by the owner OF the
farm, to gether with the regular herd
sire, The King Of Hollow Hill, but
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-07

later both of these bulls Were sold sta
the Julian Vineyard Company, from
whom Mr.. Havcrkorst purchased Reu.
ben Langdon. He believes the Guern.
scy is the best breed for the valley
and is an ardent supporter Of the
purebred Livestock Association Of
which he is secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-07

second 3Q-pound COW, and in the same
herd that developed the county's first
30-pound producer, owned by j. l., Sc
bastian, ,s1Naseo, Calf. The new record
maker is Aaggie Goshen Canary I'd, that
has just made 30.45 pounds butter from
675.5 lbs. milk in days as q senior 4
year-old. She is a daughter OF Segis
Pontiac Crane De Kol, the good son OF
Segis Pontiac De Kol Burke, formerly
owned by w T. Mitchell, I,TVisaffa An.
other splendid record in the Sebastian
herd was made by the junior 2-year-old
Prairie Pride Hengerveld Walker, with
22.32 lbs. nutter from 544.7 lbs. butter in
seven days. She is daughter of Prince
Hiske Walker, another null owned by
Mr.. Mitchell.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-07

Alanson Swain, Lancaster, Calf, has
purchased from w. j. Higdon, Tulare,
Calf, son of Sir Aaggie De Kol Acme
I'd, formerly herd sire in Alex WhaIey's
herd at Tulare, out of Queen kornyke'
Prilly, daughter of King korndyke
Pontiac goth that made 6l5.4 lbs. butter
in 305 days as a 2-yeaf-old. Five of the
seven nearest dams of Mr.. Swain S new
sire have yearly records averaging LOCO
pouds butter, including the 2-ycar-old
305-day record of his dam.
Athena Roderick Luecke owned ny
Fred Hartsook, Lankershim, Calf, las
lately completed a record of 36.34
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-07

In making the highest 7-day butter
record ever made on the Pacific coast,
Norma Korndyke Cornucopia did just
what some of her admirers expected of
her. Her production is $3.50 lbs. but
ter from 8S6.2 lbs. milk in seven days.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-07

Creamcup Pontiac, junior 3-year.'
old daughter of King Korndyke Pontiac
goth. recently made 26.65 lbs. butter
from osS.2 lbs. milk in 7 days and has
since MIXED up to over 1o4 lbs in one
day. She is owned by W. j. Higdon,
Tulare, Calf, in whose herd she will
be continued on yearly test.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-07

Kern County, California now has its
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03

FOR SALE-Strictly modern Oliver
homes; immediate possession The
Lewinski Agency, Inc. lgnatius IS.
Werwinski, Mgr Phone Lincoln 6I9I.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03

Mr.. RENTER: THE MAN THAT
OWNS A HOME ~ SOUTH BEND Is
VERY FORTU NATE. THOSE THAT
ARE PAYING RENT ARE OUr or
LIGK. ISN'T IT TRUE1 Now THEN,
WHY CONTINUE PAYING RENT?
WHEN CAN SELL YOU AT COST.
ANY AMOUNT OF NEWLY BUILT
HOMES THAT HAVE ALL THE MOD
ERN CONFENIENCES AND COM
FORTS THAT ANY GOOD FAMILY
COULD ASK FOR, SUCH As: CITY
WATER GAS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS,
SEWERS NOT CESSPOOLS). Full
BASEMENT, FURNACE HEAT. CON
BlNATION WATER HEATERS, WIDE
CEMENT WALKS. VERY GOOD
STREETS, SOME HEAVY CINDER
IzED AND SOME PAVED. FRONT
LAWNS GRADED AND TERRACED.
LOCATION: SOUTHERN PART OF
THE CITY, WITHIN WALKING
DISTANCE OF OUR LARGEST IN
DUSTRIES, NEAR SCHOOLS. STORES
AND CHURCHES. ONLY FIVE MIN
UTES WALK 10 THE CAR LINE.
VERY FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD
AND NEAR ONE OF OUR BEAUTI-
FUL CITY PARKS
OFT OF THE SMOKE ZONE-
INTO YOUR OWN HOME.
4 bungalows, rooms and bath only
$500.
two story frame dwelling houses,
8 rooms and bath only $500.
two story frame and shingle dwell
ing houses, large rooms AID bath
only $3.50.
TERMS: Only s4Oc to $3.50 down and
about $50 to $40 month, including
interest.
A rare chance to beat the investors
and spectators 10 It, Can be inspected
by appointment only.
DON'T DELAY-INVESTIGATE TO-DAY
WRITE, OSCAR J. PROU.
1918 DOUGLAS STREET
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
HOUSE OFFERING BY
HASTINGS REALTY CO, SOUTH BEND
DIS y. Michigan st.

HOUSE OfFEklNG By
HASTINGS REALTY CO, SOUTH BEND
21S y. Michigan st.
CASH OR TERMS.
room house, Kline ST., all modern ;
$1,000.
Groom house, n. 10th ST. River Park /;
water, gas and electricity; $500.
broom. all modern bungalow, Navarro
Place; with garage; 5000.
4-room house on 9TH St. River Park ;
has city water, gas and electricity; $500.
broom bungalow y. Elmer St. all
modern; with garage; 5000.
broom all modern bungalow on f.
Calvert. near golf links.
7-room all modern suburban home +:
acre and quarter of ground; Il mile of
Lincoln Highway west on the DIETRICH
road. Possession in 10 days. Owner leav-
ing city.
broom cottage, Lincoln Way East /;
wafer, gas and electricity. Possession in
10 days Owner leaving city.
Improved and unimproved lots in all
parts of the city. Cash or terms.
HASTINGS REALTY CO, SOUTH BEND
2lS y. Michigan st.
Phone Lincoln GAO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
Farmers Trust Bldg.

Between MiSh. and So. Bend on beau
tful Lincoln Way. splendid large new
home modern, 3 sleeping rooms. $1,000
$500 cash. $50 per mo.
Corner Of Linden and Studebaker. fast
developing part Of city, large store
building, fat above room house. part
modern, barn, large extra lot, $3.50
terms
room bungalow. modern but furnace
new. $3.50: $500 cash
Vacant northeast. splendid room
home. modern but furnace, 8 ear garage
large lot. $500: terms
Harte- Heights. beautiful home com .
plete in details. long living room, 3 bed
rooms and sleeping porch, best finish,
garage, lawn, trees, shrubs. $4,000
terms
Northwest, seven room house, modern
but furnace, $500; 500 cash and $50
a mo.
Northwest. new modern home and
garage. 6 rooms, bedrooms, best I'm
ish. $1,000; $1,000 cash
Northwest. beautiful room house.
well arranged. hOOred attic. laTatOries.
. hreplaces. oak floors and trim. large
lot close to car and school $1,000; terms
Southeast. 9 room excellent home.
modern. $500 terms
Northeast. modern room house. oak
floors, excellent condition, 3 ear garage.
large lot convenient 10 car and for
Southeast. bungalow. new. ) rooms,
part modern. $500; terms.
Close 20 ROseland. near Stop One.
level = acre tracts. 5000 to $50 each
Is down and $40 a mo. We have homes
and vacant lots in every part of South
Bend and suburbs WOrden Realty Co.
Main 40, 23S Farmers Trust.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
Most Any Classification Has An Interesting Offer Read All tx
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale. 81
A CHRISTIAN MANS SACRIFICE
SALE OF
NEWLY BUILT HOMES

OH! YOU WORKING MEN OF SOUTH
BEND-PLEASE STOP, LOOK
AND READ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
WHY PAY BIG RENT ALL WINTER

Why not buy a big roomy lot on the
easiest kind Of terms aad put up .
garage or small house 90 live ia this
winter and build a home on the front
Of your lot next YEAR, Large numbers
OF people are doing it. and their living
expenses are coming down with rush
Close 20 Lincoln WAY car line. be
tween Mishawaka and South Bend. all
American neighb0rhO0d. and new
school building right on the additi0s /:
improvements except pavement. now in
on many OF the streets. and going IN on
the others. Lots from S275 20 $500 I:
terms. $500 first payment. $500 per
mouth. No taxes or interest for one
year. other special discounts.
We have several big four room houses
with full basement now building. for
sale. 500 dowl. SIS per month. in
GLIDING interest. Look them over.
Call the Office and We will take you
out any time.
MEYERS LONG COMPANY
so FARMERS Trust Bldg. Main T54
open evenings seven 10 nine p. IA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03

LOOK OVER THESE BARGAINS
We have two fine lots in River Park.
just one block south OF ear line on
Seventeenth Street. THESE lots are
size 44Xl2J and are on west side OF
street. One Of these lots Is a corner
lot. Can sell for small payment down.
balance easy payments. Price 500 and
1919.
4 dandy five room bungalow in the
northeast part of the city. Has furnace
electric lights and water in yard. Lot
size 45x12O. Small down payment and
balance on easy monthly payments.
Price $3.50.
Here Is a house suitable for roOming
purposes. Close in and within easy
walking distance from the center OF
town. Eight rooms and bath on :.
Frances ST Modern with the excep-
ton of furnace. Alley on side and
paved street in front. Price $4,000.
$500 down and balance monthly.
IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE OR LOT
FOR SALE AND THE PRICE IS
RIGHT. WE CAN SELL 1T FOR YOU.
SOUTH BEND REALTY co.
% South Main Street
Main III Second floor. Lincoln 1896
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
wHITcoMB & KELLER

Now vacant. a room house with ,
bedrooms and bath on second foo: =:
large living and dining room with oaS
Borders downstairs; large basement
with floor drain, laundry tubs, furnace
hot and cold water. Will give terms.
~. 400
Farmers TruGf RIdO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
FOR SALE

Good homes at low prices and con
venieut terms
+ Donald. 6 rooms fully modern. $1,000
T. Madison. rooms fully modern. $500
y ST. Joe. G rooms fully modern. $50
r Calvert. : rooms fully moLeru, 1850
J.. Way West. Z rooms. fully mod. 800
California Az. q rooms fully mod Goo
LOUIS G.. PALMER & CO.
Az Union Trust Bldg. Main 1869
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
AUTOMOBILES

COR. SOUTH & LAFAYETTE SIS.
CWhcre over four hundred used ears
have been sold since Jauuary 1stI
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS" is onr
motto Confidence ir Che firm sell
ing I sed Cars III the reason Tor our
tremendous volume OF Used Car busl-
ness. when firm sells over f0lr
hundred used ears ln eight months
the public certainly must have con-
fdence Are you looking for "a good
Used carr We might have just what
YOU are looking Tor In the following
list:
I. HATNES-l92o touring car. Runs
and looks just Ike q new car
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......<i go
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low price .....-.-....---.-... 500
FRANKLIN SEDAN-An ideal clos
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OLDSMOBILE-Psoe maker. You
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ANklkN EfOkA-hrAuu new W.
model. driven less than two thou
sand miles and can BE bought az
a great saving.
REQ SEDAN - Best OF condition
mechanically New tires and new
ly painted. Priced at 1900. $3.50
DORT ROADSTER-Isess than one
year old. Just a small business.
roadster at ..............-... $3.50
DoRT TOURING CAR - Newly
painted and a new top az a very
low price OF ................S $500
STUDEBARER-1g2i Special SIx
touring car just ike a new car.
Driven just enough % be broken
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STuDEBkKER-Big SIX. king OF
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KER-Specia1 Six sedan
This car has just been Overhauled
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We also have a few small cars that
you can buy from 500 and up.