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, 1925-02-26
PARCO COMMUNITY CHURCH
SUNDAY SERVICES MARCH is

Sunday school 9:45 a, m. Glasses
with teachers for all grades. Mr..
V. X. Robson, superintendent. Music
led by Mrs. ID. l.. Williams. Junior
orchestra and choir. Mrs. C. O.
Porter pianist for the Sunday school.
Morning service and sermon 1O:45
n. III. Subject: "Lenten Thoughts
on the Eleventh Hour"
Young Peoples Society G:3O p. m.
Leader of meeting Arthur Allen.
Junior orchestra. open TO all of
every age.
Evening service program 1880:
Hymn and DoNology.
Invocation and Lords Prayer.
Responsive reading.
Hymn.
Scripture lesson. Prayer.
Announcements. Oneratory.
Anthem Il Love The Lord" West.
Evening music led by W. II. Hunt
and quartette from the Parco Musical
Club. Mrs. II. \. Taylor pianist.
Sermon subject by request: Power
of Holiness" from the FAN OF Jericho.
Closing hymn. Benediction.
, 1925-02-26
Capt. Muntz Will
Visit in RaWlins
Fore Part of March

Capt. Muntz, representative OF the
Northwest Nursery company, Will
visit Rawlins sometime during the
fore part Of March and will call upon
the many customers whom he served
while in this city last summer.
Mr.. Muntz writes that the COM
pany this year has many of the hardy
varieties of trees and shrubbery that
are especially adapted to plains con
ditions and he Is sure that they will
succeed in this part of the country.
As one OF the many varieties and
one that he will have a liberal stock
of Is the Chinese Elm. Mr.. Muntz
hopes that he will have the cooper
alton OF the residents in putting in
a large number of trees and shrubs,
thus greatly helping to beautify Raw
Inns.
, 1925-02-26
Is YOUR HEALTH SLOWLY SLIP.
PING AWAY?
Rawlins People Advise You to Act
In Time

Is falling health making you un-
easy and unhappy Are you tired.
weak and dispiritcd7 Surcr daily
backachc and stabbing. rheumatic
twingcs! Then look to your Kid
ncys! The kidneys are tho blood
filters. Once they weaken. the whole
system IL upset. You have dizzy
spells. headaches and urinary irrcg-
ularitics. You feel all worn-out.
Use Doan's Pills-a stimulnnt diu-
rctic to the kidneys. Thousands
recommend Donn's. Here In Rawlins
proof:
q. Stroud. retired rnnchcr. W.
Maple and 10th ST.. says: my Kid
ncys were weak and noted too fire.
~qucntiy. causing me to get up sew
crai times each night. The worst
trouble Of all was tho knife-liko
pains across the small Of my back and
l couldn't get up or down. used
Doan's Pills and the symptoms left
Price zoe. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for 4 kidney remedy
get Doan's Pills-thc same that Mr.
stroud had. Foster- Miiburn Co.
Mrs. Buffalo. N. Y. ADV
, 1925-02-26

the whole game the Saratoga men
fought hard to stave off defeat but
they unable to hold Parco's for
wards from scoring. The game was
notably clean and the good sportman-
ship of both teams was an unusual
feature.
Ireland of Parco, started the scor-
ing and all during the first half he
consistently found the hoop rolling
up a personal score of 22 points.
Williams and Heuck added ~ more.
Poverty, l. TicHenor and Bacigalupo
did the scoring for Saratoga but only
managed to find the basket for seven
points throughout the first half.
Williams, Ireland and Heuck were to
fast for Saratoga and scored almost
at will.
The second half started with prac-
tically a new lineup for Parco Lowen-
stein and Williams remaining for a
short time. Webb, Keithley and
Palmer carried on the game and
later were assisted by Farrell and
Ireland after Lowenstein and Will
liams retired to the sidelines. Will
Jams, Ireland and Palmer led the
scoring during the last half rolling
up 81 points. Rankin, l. TicHenor
and Bacigalupo increased their stride
a little in this period of the game
and accounted for IL more points to
their score.
Ireland was the high ore of the
game with 33 points to his credit and
Williams second with 16. The game
was exceptionally clean and vel
played by both teams.
During the second half j. TicHenol
took BacigalupO's place. Rankin wen
to center in place of Poverty. Kin
caid took Rankin's place at guard
and McPhiel went in for Houston.
After the game the crowd attend
ed the Annual Bali of the /. o. o. +
in Saratoga and enjoyed an excep-
tionally good dance and supper
About fifty Parcoites were in atten,
dance at the game and dance.
Parco (65)
, 1925-02-26
WAMSUTTER LADY
BURIED RAWLINS
CEMETERY FRI.

Mrs. Carlota Basquez Blan, 80
years old, Mexican. who dropped
dead in her home in Wamsutter on
Wednesday afternoon of last week,
was brought to this city on Thursday
and the funeral was held from the
Rasmussen Undertaking Parlors on
Friday afternoon. Interment was
made in the Rawlins cemetery. The
cause of her death a given as
pulmonary hemorrhage.
The lady is survived by her hus-
band, four children and her father
who lives in New Mexico. Her
father arrived in this city on Friday
and attended the funeral services.
, 1925-02-26

! oil industry and the automobile in
, dustry pay taxes than n other
industry in the country and get far
less consideration than is paid to such
minor matters as hog %collera.
One would think, If he read some
of the discussions on propositions
that are being made in the state legis-
lature, that to raise the gasoline tax
to make the tourist pay for the roads
that he travelled over, that Mr.. Tour
list committed some heinous offense
when he dared to cross the border of
some ne%ighboring state in an auto
for a vacation and yet these very
same states go to the public and want
donations to pay for advertising the
state as a great tourist resort and
even publish the estimate of the
amount of money these same tourists
leave in the states they visit.
There is considerable anxiety in
many quarters as to the supply of
crude Oil that we are going to have
for future demands, and this anxiety
Is not without good ground. Some
time in the near future some of these
gentlemen who pushed themselves
into the lime light by wickedly untrue
statements about the oil industry
may be made to realize hat they did
not serve the country's interests
when they wickedly jeopardized the
supply of a public necessity solely
and only for their own personal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Benedict Arnold is rightly looked
upon as a pretty tough umbre by
our people and there is little doubt
hnt tha, ba InSaryac =, II tho, ,uo ,l;-l-
about him. Its a pretty sure guess
that the time will come when the
people realize the terrible mischief
that has been caused by a small knot
of INSCRIPTIONS politicians by their
attacks on the oil industry, then
Arnold will have companions and he
wont be first on the list of dishonor.
If the prices had risen in the auto
mobile trade in the same proportion
that they have in other branches of
trade a Ford car today would be
selling for sixteen hundred dollars
md practically every American man
dfactured car is selling today at half
the price they were in 1910. One
can only conjecture what would have
happened to the industry If it had
been treated as was the oil industry
in 1912.
Frederick William Manchester the
man who built the first gasoline
driven car in England in 1896 and
who has held a license for driving
since that date was recently taken
before the magistrate and charged
with neglecting to obey the signal
of a traffic policeman. We are not
advised whether William pleaded
youth and inexperience" as an ex-
cuse for his offense.
The Canadian Government has de,
cided to levy a gasoline tax in the
same manner as the States do. One
would have thought that with the
enormous e ACQUIRING to that
government from the shipping o.
bootleg whiskey over the border tina
they would have have been so anXiou,
10 take every bad example that the!
had before them and levy such tax
es. If they keep on at the pace the!
are going we shall have to cross tn,
border to raise u city and stat
loans.
, 1925-02-26
OIL CANS WIN
over SARATOGA STARS
PARC0 OIL CANS DECISIVELY DEFEAT The SARA
)T0GA STARS In SARATOGA LAST FRIDAY
In FAST GAME. SCORE 65 To 10

Last Friday evening the Parco Oil Cans decisively defeat
ed the Saratoga Stars in their second basketball game with
Saratoga by a score of Is to 19 in the Saratoga High School
gymnasium. From the start there was no doubt as to the out
come of the game and at the end of the first half the score stood
"a to Z. AT the beginning of the second half several subsitu-
tons were made on both sides resulting in Saratoga's team
scoring four more points in this period than in the previous
one and reducing Parco's lead by three points. Throughout
, 1925-02-26

Substitutes: Saratoga - j. Tic
Henor for ~Bacigalupo. Rankin for
Poverty. McPhail for Houston, Kin
icaid for Rankin. Parco - Keithley
for Farrell. Farrell for Lowenstein.
webb for Ireland. Palmer for Heuck.
ireland for webb. webb for Williams
Time OF game one hour and 10
minutes.
Referee: Sorcnsen.
, 1925-02-26
DARK RINGS UNDER EYEaa

For the relief Of dark rings and
blood shot eycs there 10 nothing bet
ter than simple camphor. wttchhasei
hydrastis. etc.. ~ mixed il LAvoptik
eye wash. TIE quick action b sur.
prising. Eye CUP free. - Rsndis's
Drug Store, Miller Block. ADV.
Evening star., 1925-12-28

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS By OLD. ExPE.
snced instructors: satisfaction insured Call
Lincoln So
Evening star., 1925-12-28

DRIVER. grocery. experienced. Apply Len
KIN Market. 18th and SITS. ne.
GARAGE HELP-Experienced colored 1925
Evening star., 1925-12-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD, EXPE.
enced instructors; satisfaction insured. Call
Lincoln 50.
WHAT IS EASIER AND SHORTER TO learn
than telephone switchboard operating? En-
roll now for January. Class or private. Tele-
phone School. Oxford Bldg. cor. 14th and
y. Y ave
THOSE WITH UNDEvELOPED TALENT
for drawtng--Large studio offers unusual
viii interview only those desirous of making
12-C. Star office.
BOYD SHORTHAND N 80 SCHOOL DAYS.
Study II. Leads in accuracy and speed
Touch typinE. spelling. bus. English, letter
writing. Complete course. so school days.
Graduates in demand Position guaranteed
BOYD SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES. 1883
G st Main 1916 Est. years.
BEAUTY CTLTURE-Now Is a good tine to
enroll for the 1926 classes at Mabelle Hon
ours School. Washington's only exclusive
school of beauty culture; Estah: 1917. Day
and evening classes. Practical experience
guaranteed. We help to place you. Diplomas.
suite 3lO-ll. S17 l4th st. NV. Frank. OBI.
RADIO-HERE Is a GREAT OPPOR-
.funity for young and rliddle-aged men. Get
out or the old rut There is no sense in
wasting your time as a $40 TO S35 week
clerk when YOU have the opportunity to bet
ter your condition i'll radio. Our Winter term
will begin Monday. January 4. Tuition
charge is moderate and payable easy
terms. Enroll this week and get il over with.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE 4O5 9th st %
Evening star., 1925-12-28
LIVE sTOCE AND CATTLI

SIX GOOD DAIRY COWS, four grade Guer
seys and bull. Oak Crest Farm, Lee hlghWa
Falls Church. Va. 29'
Evening star., 1925-12-28
ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UP TO NOW

~ NcE THERE LIVED
a MAN NAMED RIP VAN
wikklE. a FAvoRlTE
WITH EVERYONE BUT
HIS WIFE. WHO
SColoHo HIM BECAUSE
NE WOULD DO NO
WORK ONE EVENING
AFTER HUNTING IN THE
MOUNTAINS. hS MET
STRANGE LITTLE MAN
CARRYING A kEG. ne
HElPEo THE MAN AND
FOLLOWED HIM TO A
HOLLOW WHERE ThERl
WAS A COMPANY OF
LITTLE MEN PLAYING
NINE PINS THEY
SILENTLY AoTioNGp
TO RIP TO SERVE THEM
WITH LIQUOR FROM
THE kEG he DRANK
SOME AND WENT TO
SLEEP WHEN HE WOKE
" Vs. MORNING.
Evening star., 1925-12-28
Columbia School OF
DRAFTING

Individual instruction. day and evening
classes Complete course. 3 to 8 months.
Call. write or phone for catalog.
14th & SITS North 272.
NOW is a good time to begin a course that
will ft you for life's duties You will never
regret course in our school Thousands
say il placed them on the road to success.
Cali. write or telephone. II is better 10 call.
WOODS SCHOOL. Established 1855.
81 East Captol g.
Evening star., 1925-12-28
FOR SALE-AUTO TOMOBILES.
CHENROIETS.

7 : =.
Special sale of 1925 demon=trators-ss
cans coupcs. coaches and tourings. Real
opportunity to buy practically a new car at
reduced price. Also big selection OF used
cars: Special prices on 1923 and 1924 Chey
roiet couDes. All cars reconditione and in
first class condition Prices and terms to suit
LCTrRELIrCHEVROLE SALES Co
l4th ard II. L Aye Main o4Si
Evening star., 1925-12-28

BEDDlNG..Box .orInss rcpa,Isd,. nsattTesse.
Belding 60 al6 L s.. nv Nan 553S. /.
BEDDING-Box SPRINGS reps.red. mattresses
T,nnE ,,it,t,,, at2$ 50 ""rk guaranteed CGigmaa
BEDDING. NJ a 4 Eesks. hox springs and
@dE Msts Co CO. 81 Bi a. and Troot aShS af
BON SPRINGS. matt. pillows down com
l-eal Be6-linE Co. 1923 7th. North lGl45.
Bon SPRINGS. MATTRESSES and pillow -
EAGLE, ,REnDING CO. i1@3 7th ct NV "
BRASS BEDS RELACQUERED and repaired
n,5t !epi3sed Flnrr nG p.atng , re-
ins Co. l227 y = v. After ) Line %o4S
CARPENTER-VERY REAsONA b / E
prices for giaSsed-lu porchcs. any kind cob
work: roof naintinE. NJ iulTG. any time IN"
CHAIR GAMING. UPHOLsTERING AZ
pairing: A 1 work: lowest prices. Line. 1855
Line. s9so-J. L. I. Bailey 2ii Pa ave. Sc
CaAiRS A CATEp TgA,GI,,I4grre,: porcn rockers
sp t nv Fran,itn EH&i 74ss SGfccd NC i'' i''n
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. PAINTING,
SSki.iea r1eTh e hanics: reduced prices. Paui
FLooRs-E.LECTR.c MACHINE ana hand
eGsHs S&sH S7 5sasPHs2e a,h St FetGs col 45i s
FLOORS CHEMICALLY CLEANED Why
painting Hansen. si y " 2S71. 81 ~" '"'''' -
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED rept: -hp.
= - u
free. TTTTFNS0R I4@t Nh si n u. \ 100
= 70 i7,5 = a., - .
jnr ,5 L.; 4; -, ~ IL = r. n DUO p1ttI
M @ ahu ieIeTlnE s.dal Goot Iebal;1nS osGn sGn-
1lat a4L1 H0rhs. : tI-,aI l 81 Nv u. oco2::
J9B -, pi:AHIE Z ( 10 AED lEMk\I .Nokh
9i an kni4s. ~ tasoht9n t prl.T7o y" l9n .oo
JOB PLASTERING AND CEMENT WORK
of all kinds ny experienced man. PROMPT
slrN vice.; low prices E9rth = RI. ~
KEYS-DupiCate keys 25 cents: mace while
you wait Turner & Clark, 1893 n. Y. ave
NV Basement. Fr. 3005.
PAPFRH Observation-Disclosures papered 81 up:
no deiay2fret-clas- work j. Egdai. 33
Flori'a ave. NV. !. 1851. 80
PAPERHANGING PAINTING exterior. in
terror: floors rcfinished pronzing rooms
painted $ UP; rooms papered. $50. up;
skilled white mechanics; night work If de-
sired. Special Winter prices now prevailing
:. :. - : ! ~ -9T. l.lnt,. ~ NV
PAPFRHANGiING. PAINTING - Special
prices for this month only. Average size
room scraped. pointed up. papered FOR Sl2
BSv lead mr. I;nsaed oi used exc !iyeiy
ca n or terms pb;ladeInbia Deooratin.r C.,
Inr Si1si1 OH - ~ " n oo36 3os
PAPFRfTAyGIT5s- T5s-Sp06NC papFRrn Sa
and m n cROpGEE n5a4 -
~ w "t'i Pio,a iia,G EEepE' ~o"f lin -
n - :. -, : 49, - - zast9iils DOC
i faiFEKiANGlNG I rooms, - 30 Up; interior
politan Bee 20 a6v q! io%tSI pb f. 600
~ - 20. 90 = NV rh- r. CIV
PApERHANGISG PLAsTERiSG painting;
satisfactory work guaranteed. VIM. A Lit.
Evening star., 1925-12-28
1925 OLDS DEMON
STRATOR COACH

STRATOR COACH.
Driven very little and sold
with the regular NEW CAR
GUARANTEE .$S25
1923 Studebaker big six tour
ing: thoroughly overhauled and
repainted; will serve you same
as new car. SOOO
DICK MURPHY. INC.
1884 18th St. NV. Pot. 1000.
OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS
Evening star., 1925-12-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BtSANFSS of'f>ph ItNI1lES.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET-First-
class: will sacrifice for S1.S00. Apply SIS
Fla. ave. NV. 29s
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS-Wen estab-
lished: reasonable terms. Address Box 1885,
f Star office. 29s
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for practical
tailor: tailored and ready ymade clothes shop
for sale, on business thoroughfare: long
lease: cheap rent. Apply at 1115 9TH ST.
NV. Phone Franklin $3.50.
ROOMING HOUSE. always filed: good loca-
ton: fine house Is rooms 3 baths: cash or
terms. Address Box BILE. Star office. 30'
ROoMING HOUSE. 10 rooms: rents $40
month: rooms nov rented. price. $3.50.
Apply 10 Bird st. NV. after ] | am. 2S'
SELLING complete lunchroom equipment,
lump sale. cheap: fine steam table; continued
business if desired. 302 Pa. ave. Sc. APP
ply between 10 am. and pm. go
EQUITY of about $1,000 in good. modern
bungalow nearby Virginia: trade for paying
business prefer grocery. cigar, delicatessen,
etc. Address Box 224-E. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-12-28

tOLORFD GIRL wishes job as waitress or
chambernlaId in hotel. 1922 st. ne.
COLORED WOMAN wants general house
work or part-tIme work. ll06 -. NV.
COOK wishes pla"e. in small family: stay
nights. West aI&W. %"
COOK, housework, with references: home
nights 1928 st. ne.
cassesl. wishes morning work or work of
any kind until j. Address Box 293-E. Star
Office. 2S'
sition as houseworker: references. Call after
80 pm.. 1881 14th St NV.
H0uSEKEEPER-Neat good cook. white.
Address Box 266-E, star office. 2S'
WOMAE-Colored: day work or part-time
girl after school; dishwasher: nurses. 1917
CorcOran NV. 9S'
Evening star., 1925-12-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


tLolHiNG-Hlghest p,'c"s paid for mems
Poto,Tar 534S Urn eio'i''''e' d. o'riiS'eih'
-, 5,,,,tiI -,
80. 49, M" tls tneh fdst-nnl we pay top
Shoes, etc send for ms at once Auso calls
Mi, iII5 I"a.iS - Ma - s15 n "'
aatn = ! ID. 1usln ,llu otaho. oho u.
tL.i ,ttlG. itHING.Wll eau IN my un!ettered au-
eoi p,ie ctty t or su9urns hnd pay S3u hlgh.
6cardd i"t iadles gShtlfle.i ;; chi4uren
dress postal or phone ! viii call w Rice
I33" eth st NV. North 1855.
DIAMONDS ie1IeIIy and old e-5I5 tor 1;7s6:
no DELAYS. Alvin Hutta diamond broke
9lS + u. NV. Rooms II 0n1 lS NJ 6l5S
E'Vg,NTEG CoVZ-C .,,i.- ~ ,I.o--s-- -I,,,,-tt
good cash prices paid; must 6e up TO date.
Phone Adams los3 3Os
III, rIIEp pt,,,,s2, = ~
paid SQUARE Deal Furnittif" Go sol Eve
It. NV Phone Min 5f3S
H., ,trIII,T r,,,,-----, -----
- - 'arh III bF.DN ahu iufilltuFt hiIhest
30, i312 IN ST. ny Potomac 1907.
~ kNiII RE and house furnishings wanted:
call Main 9f5S for appraisal. Triangle Fur
m hlla Exchange. 1908 st NV.
Fl RNlFT RE-Would Ike to purchase used
furniture: can pay cash Phone Franklin
s,t:'t 29'
FtRNlrl' rl'RE--Househuid effects bought at
Evening star., 1925-12-28
WANTED-SALESMEN.

+ a PERIENCED real estate statesmen also
party familiar with trading D. c. properties.
Good opportunity: fun cooperation: replies
oonfdential. Address Box 22l-E. star ofilct.
Evening star., 1925-12-28
SITUATIDNS-MAIE

AUDITOR AND ACCOI- MIAMI. EXPERT de-
slreS special work. part time. Address BOX
=. star Office. 2Ss
CHAUFFEUR. colored. private: : years cy-
N2rlsHce. age 81. North SS76-J. : nm.
COLORED MAN wants a. janitnr for small
apartment house. Gail at 1888 NIntwOoI
p!. NV.
HOUSEM IN BUTLER colored. experienced:
good references Cleve. 3O9+.
RESPONSIBLE YOUNG MAN wants clerical
work: must offer future four years expe-
rienCe. good with figures. now employed :
local references: Sl2O a month to start Ad-
dress Box 2S4E Star Office. 80
WEST POINT GRADUATE. two wears serv-
ice. desires position with responsible firm.
with opportunity for advancement. Address
Box E65 f. Star Office IS
FURNITURE
SALESMAN and window dresser. with
knowledge OF advertising. wishes a position
as salesman on commission, or salesman ami
window dresser on small salary and corn
mission: young man employed at PRESENT:
have good reason for changing. Address
Box 33t-E. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-12-28

You can buy wonderful trans
portation at unusually low price
and good terms.
Evening star., 1925-12-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AUCTION SALES of furniture of all kinds.
pianos, business equipment, etc. every Wed.
estimate on, what. you have for sale;
10th st. NV. Phone M. 9272.
BOOKS-Books bought. all kinds, large or
small lots: Bring them in" or phone
Franklin 5416. Pearlmans Bookshop, 933
G. at. NV.
CAMERAS. tools of every KIND. field glasses.
shotguns: anything you have to sell Groce's,
1lth and z NV. Ph. Frank. S33 or postal.
Evening star., 1925-12-28
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
Inn

DURANT SPORT SEDAN, late model; fully
equipped. all new tires. disc wheels bumper
pearance ii like ken new. Price S55o-S150 down,
hal. in 10 months. 2o07 18th nv.
FORD sedan. 30: good condition: owner
leaving city. Call Line. 55l0.
ton for the unpaid notes. Edison Co. 645
Md ave. ne. Line. si40: terms on all cars
Open evenings.
EoRD FoRDoR SEDAN, 1924; n bought II n
sPssdoms g parK nEh Sa.h fn5 Moo2
Exchange 2022 l4th st. NV. y. 5679.
FORD COUPE, I925-Balloon tires; extra
tire, lock wheel park hight autom a3e c
monthly. Washington Motor Exchange.
2o22 18th NV. y. 5619.
FORD COUPE; prfeet condition. good paint
rage. Rear jig Vermont ave. NV.
FORDS-'24 coupe Cbestl. S2a5; "a tour
ing. Sl60: '22 touring, $50: A!-ale touring
Wallace Nash Distributors. 1903 l. st
HUDSON SEDAN. late model fully equip
ped. mileage low and appearance Ike new
Price $3.50; terms or trade. 2007 18th NV
HUDSON COACH late 1925: fully equipped
mileage low and condition guaranteed. Price
$3.50 Terms or trade. 2O07 18th NV.
HUPMoBlLE TorRING-tiood es MECHANICAL I
man;hE' fT1T:SI%n wash WaShingtan' Motor fxthange
"G:,2 i4th ST NV \ 5679.
LEXINGTON sPoRT-Must be sold at once
>
lace Nash. 1902 l. -. NV. Nam 1872.
NASH - touring tfourl. $500. Nash 6el
tOurin-. S525. Duco finish. etr Nash sport
-Bo-ch horn and guaranteed. $500. Ask TO
zee our guaranteed used cars. " aNafP Nash
Co. 1903 l. -. NJ. 1912.
STUDEBAKER "a special 8 touring; looks
.tnd runs IKE new. here's car showing
every evidence OF real care and mechanical
attcntlou--tires. general condition and ap-
peaFaRce Will pass most exciting buyer
Priced very low at $3.50. Wallace Nash
Distributors.
~TTDEBAKER special six touring new
paint excellent shape. condition guaranteed
an exceptionally good buy. $3.50. Wallace
Nash 1909 l. -. NV. N. 16l2.
WHY'S KNIGHT SIX TOURING. only. 8
months old. spare tire. bumpers many other
extras cost over \! 200. must sacrifice for
y goo viii finance. Cleveland 42u7.
BROKEN FORD ENGINE HEADS exchanged
for good ones at - so. Cracked cylinders
renair"d in cars all broken metals welded
Weidit Co. BIG lst st. NV.
BRING YOUR DEPOSIT when car shop
ping. Attractive prices prevail and every
CIR in our stock - guaranteed. Forts
HIpmohlIe-. Studcbakers. Nash. Maxwell
Dodss. Alsace. Lexington. Durant. Bucks
and Chayrolets. You're missing real op'
rOrturity If you forget this address. 1903 l.
- Remember. 1903 l. ST ct. near
Co. Nash Dtstrbutors. E-Z terms
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE.
1924 Ford Touring. splendid condition;
equipued 5000. Inquire sl4 9th nv
Evening star., 1925-12-28
PACKARD.

Special price on our entire lot
OF good Used Cars are continued
to Dec. 31st.