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TOMORROW
Trustees Sale of Valuable Four
Story and Basement Brick
Apartment House Known AS
the Newport, Being Premises
No. 2164 Florida Avenue
Northwest.

BY virtue of certain deed OF tru~t. hg!as
instrument Nc. "36. recorded tprli -. 81.
among the land records or the District ot
Columbia. and at the request uf tn party
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustees
will sell at pubic auction. IA front at thc
premise; on M0MDAY; THE NLNErtE%.TH
DAY or OCTOBER, y 1925, AT FIS
ises. situate in the District of Columbia and
designated a. and being lot 20 ~ john Ii.
Nolan subdiy sion Of lots iu square 6i a.
per plat recorded in Liber 80. Iollu -. m the
office OF the surveyor for the District OF
Columbia.
trust for $50 600. with interest At q Ter
cent. due April IL, 1927. further particulars
OF which VIII be announced at time OF sale:
the purchase price above said trust to he
pald in cash A deposit of $500 required
tonVeyancing. recording and revenue stamps
at purcha aser's cost. Terms To he complied
with within thirty days. otherwise DEPOSIT
forfeited and the property may be aGver
tired aud rcsold AT the discretion of the
trustees. CHARLES I. MARSH
I u. ROBERTSON
Trustees.
- THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
Doued until MONDAY. TIE SEC6ND DAY
q N9(,XEMBER. AD. 1873, SANE HOUR
BY ORDER oF 'rHE Thu SITES.
ocG0...2.@ - :6."S.:su.no2
4sTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN EUR
ther postponed ON account OF Indictment
pan Or NOV EMBtR. -. 1925. Al THE
SANE TINE AND PLACE
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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: NEW RINGALOMS.

We have several new bungalows contain
ing , rooms and bath hot-watcr heat. ciec-
frc liShts. oak floors on lots 5ox150. We
Gan qucte an exceptionally reasonable price
ON these homes or can sell the entire ErOHp
fGr On Investment or speculation at q very
5ow figure on equity cash. They are located
in the District of Columbia. northwest sec
hon,
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ADAM A wEscALrR & soy. AuetoaeeF,
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
AND FRAME STORE AND DWELLING
NJ "a Sth STREET \ E. CORNER J.


Bg ,iF,Tge q, > cSrta.n lssd ei rru;t: duly
SEC, Of the lsiIa rseo7as Of the District Of
secured therehy. the undersi.ned trustees
will offer for sale by .pahAc a..ct.ol. in front
Of the premises. on MONDAY TIE Mn
DAY OF SOFEMBER. 1880 At FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
snd premises, situate IN the District OF CO.
lumbia. 10 ait: Part lot I2 In square sa4
beginning for the same AZ the northeast cor
neT Of said square and running thence vest
62 feet: thence south o. feet: thsrCe east
62 feet and thence north 20 feet TO the
pace of beginning improved az above
Terms Of sale Oae-third OF the purchase
money TO DE paid IN cas2. the balance n
two equal installrGents. represented by the
p-omissorv notes of the puFch aser. Parable
In one and two years. with interest at six
able semi-annuslly. secured BY deed Of trust
Upon the property sold. or all cash 81 the
option Of the purchaser. A deposit Of $500
required OF purchase at time Of sale. All
conveysncinE. recording. revenue stamps and
notarisl fees al cost % rurchaser. Terms Of
sale TO lie complied with Within thirty -day
serve the rirh: 70 resell the property. at the
risk and cost of tho Gefaf.iting purcha asar
after I've daE-' asverti -e-yieIt of such resale
II some nere spaner published In the city of
FRNEST L. SCHMIDT.
GEORGE " fMAfFRICH
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THOs. ]. OWEN { son. AUCTIONEERs.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Brick
Building Situated Northeast
Corner of l4th and w Streets,
Being Premises 220l l4th
Street Northwest.

By virtue of certain deco Of trust. dated
i9l, recorded Fei~4ary -. 1924 amou-.
the land records uf the District nf toifuiifa
,Y .n4 n r. request of .1he. pyrtv.. secured
p4@liTG at!ctl94 iS,9 :, ia front oi ta rrren q
Der. A d 1873. AT FDIR y " tBa FOL
l0winr described land and PREMISE situate
in tho District Of Columbia. and designated
- and being lot numbered eighteen fISt In
Darlington and Hughes subdivision OF
square two hundred and thirtS-fDur i23Il
a. per plat recorded IN Liber W F. folio
veyor of the District OF Columbia
Terms Sold subject 10 a prior deed OF
trust, for, $4,000. further particulars OF
which will be announced AZ time Of sale:
paid in cash. deposit of 5000 required.
At purehi,arstGr , S2st 56 Terms to be c2mplied
deposit forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the discretion Of the
trustees. JAMES H BADEN.
EMANUEL SPEECH.
oc2--o&ds,e&Su Trustees.
1xTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
poned on account Of inclement weather I'M
ii NEDNESDAfr THE FOURTH DAY OF
N0yEMBER A =; 1928. AT THE SAME
BY ORDER or THE TRUSTEES.
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\ CORNER HONE:

rglu- - indeed "a very delightful nome.
containing 8 large rooms three eXcepti9fgaati
T!h two rear. screen -Inciosed porches. open
fireplace oak floors. brick garage me
cash payment VIII be low and the monthly
tyrnents easy. This house Is located near
18th and Quincy sts. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
FCTUkE DAYS.
EA f-s------- >.
rios. ]. OWEN son. AUCTIoNEERs.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate, Being = Frame Dwell
ing and Less Than an Acre Of
Land Situate Between Reser-
voir Street and Que Street,
32nd Street and Wisconsin
Avenue Northwest.

By virtue of certain decd OF trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 3443, folio 4T4. et
ssq,, Of the land, records Of the District Of
secured thereby. the undefsisned trustee viii
sell at public auction In front OF the prem
jses on THURspAY THE FIFTH rFl pa PAY ot}h, q
PM. the following ;aessEt5ed q iand and prem;
dssig,ated ss and being par. Of lot /. in In
particularly set forth IN deed Of trust, and
also lot o in II. =. Jackson's attorney sub
division Of lots III square 1880. as per plat
recorded in Liter r, A; s. folio II: Of the
District OF Columbia
Terms a. sale: One third of the purchase
money, 10 BE paid in cash. balance iI two
equal installments, payable In one and two
yesrs, with Interest at Per csntun per peEs
sale secured By decd of trust upon the
property sold. or all cash at the option
of tho purchaser. 4 deposit of 100000
will be required at time o. sale. All con
veyaucnz recoriing. revenue stamps. etc.
complied with within 80 days froal day o,
sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the right
TO resell the property at the risk and cost
of defaultinS purchaser after FIVE days ad-
paper published ~ Washington, =; e;
RICHARD g. RAWLINGS.
oc26-d&de.e1Su Surviving Trustee.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF TIE COLLECTOR Or TA1Es a,t
Der Dsirif' s efiass q 'aesa aae bS @
columbs ; 9I tske r3ties 20 hat nsn,.nt the nnae y
Ones On and after November |. 1925. Tar
afevls. ass e0nEffss. 4BPEGsn SsFnnnr 'gaf =
and annually thereafter, one;;hslf Of the tss
srs In upH sRe a PsFs' ss W
se5ns due and payable on & shs t.st ST.. day h.f q
q sue tax o. shs bseoe e due and psSsols o.
she rs. a1y q Nay Of each each Eesrh s1d nd i
Sc T paid %ithin thirty days Of the date 1t |:
due and payable. said instsliment shall
s2a 't then bs to e
with such tag. penalty 1T the rate Of
er.ef e foF the period ' Of @ :uch deitnaasncS
said delinquency to date from the date sqgll
soa shs dn aed hs snd m
auent tax to be dealt ,yith and collected il
sHy sas osnef. as neT o3G they must H sT
the square and lot Of their .propeEsy II re
aaI.ascr aafIss1sns taf q Tsx.. F: e.' oc 9HEE sss
hereby given thst in Accordance With tie
er a sys : Rsh4a5Es e
in p. App5opriston Aet {or the hscal ye.r
aSso sppsovsd T rel le1s tss eomnissionss Com a mes
nj ssioners on November Iith. 1895. 1t 10
os1S,Gs n,S. AN ~ 'S sl Rsrso9s i9tegsssed o
south Of tho District Line anu
wtthin the territory bounded by 18th street
west. along. the lines OF Juniper. Kalnlia
Myrtle, Ltuden; Orchid, Poplag. i5th. 17tf,
Eastern avenue. northwest and along the
lines Of 32nd street between W street AM
Observatory Circle. northwest, as laid dovrl
on the plan of the permanent system OF
highways for the District OF Columbls. Plans
said strseSs through the tracts Of fsn9 am nun, n!
5ered f2r puyposes, ei sssessr1snt and taxa
as asn IS EntSeis M tzsIl 7s/is. Is 755ssl2 755ssl2
79/2. s2II. 90 q. a3i4 and 3at5. iyinx With
tp the above limits. viii be displayed snd
tions or protests concerning the proposed
hssSsi N6S as RpPn sa5Sp SR IsoIe J9snN.onsS pa
REtL. Commlssonsr of the District Of c.
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SEVERAL BARGAINS.
IJST OFF 10th ST.

We ayr offering this new home. which is
inst off Of 10Th street. close to homes that
1ST9td ELI from $50 GOO and up. This
qaG Contains vel pr2p25rtt9ned t r22ns fsr
at rlc,,tri.. lights bIilt-iu garage. paved
leE Thq7 hong 'an fI, ho Pprehasstd 4tsit t2e 2e
prlc. retr- lr-- than Sit 100.
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MOUNT pr EASA\I'
SALE OR RENT-HOr sES.

By OWNER-BEAUTIFCL BUNGALOW. Is
rooms and bath. ami: cony eniently located f..
lot oux120 IT. Terms To suit purchaser.
wonderful hargain. Col. 4640-W.
1850 ONTARIO Pit ROOMS AND BATH.
double sdrace. house i'll good condition: coal.
UNION REALTY CORP.
4t0-+I1 Evans Bldg Main Si15.
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DOW WNTOWN n
PROPERTY.
$3.50.
EASY TERMS,
VACANT.

\ very attractive brick
home excellently located
downtown. Newly paper
ed and painted and in first
class condition throughout.
Electricity. with attractive
fixtures.
This house Is suitable for
rooming or boarding house
on account OF large number
OF bedrooms.
II, DALLAS GRADY,
e. so4 t4th ST. NV.
6ht. Main 6isl.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.
List it with
JOHN TEUNIS,
61O 18th St,
Franklin III.
EnD n"CL CTInN

Coleman / errace, Florida.
In the town OF Coleman. sumter County
lots 5O&l46. 5000 each: 20@r cash. balance
easy terins. Also acreage. Sumter County.
in one Of tho greatest trucking and most
fertile counties in Florida. win be glai
- advise prospective home seekers IA
lorida concerning conditions there. AL
BERT y. CONNER. owner. Room zoe. Bar
riste- Bldg. Main 613s
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JOHN McILN ZEN.
oc2I d Gds.exSu Trustees.

a#THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
p0ned on account of Indictment weather until
TUESDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF NO
TFMBER. AID. 1925. SAME TINE AND
i'-' BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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FVenlng FNonc StrNlCc
Until . PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.

14le Eye St Nv FRANKLIN 95oa
Park Niew-S0O Mo.-0fc Int.
on trusts This most desirable 3-room-
geep tj-.uunl type colonial home. with douDIe
year porches h-wh gas and cleo tiled
hath and servant > tuilrt. payrd street. deep
.arC " ia garage or paved alley: Very Fea-
scuahla nrlr~ and small cash payment.
$YCF. Lincoln i00+2.
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S14NN

WELL. LOCATED ON DECATUR ~.
detached home on generous lot with "a
,1Er on alley: house has : rooms and bath
and l. modern i'll all RESPECTS Truli, shrub
.rry and flowers.
shown 10y special apnolntment.
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NEAR ALASKA AVE AMI

FLORAL NI~. NV.
nu lot over ~ teet IN width Iet1rn"I
suld bath hot-water heat. electricity ana oak
floors ami other features that appear To the
home lover.
Many other homes III this subdivision and
Sl5 900 TO S5o. 600.
We can meet your wants II N9u want TO
settle in this delightful part al W Washington.
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WANTED TO BUl-a0UsEs.

IRON IRON OWE. on =! ROOM MopEKHi
able. Address Box sIas. Star ofiee.
Will PAY ALL CASH FOR HOUSE, FoK
a G4RVEf fSGpis So Philip. lip big, 's ~
10th st. NV. Main a1s6.
20 OR 80 HOUSES n DISTRICT. BE.
ash. Give number and addresses Address
Box 1873, Star ofiee.
FROM OWNER. 6-RN. AND BATH BRICK.
Addre@s- 81 Box 3a3-M' S Star II once. e '-7' " 49,
SIX TO TEN ROOM HOUSE. CITY Or .. {.
OgP Sa fairly or prea sr gpasyy Phone Shae Ha SN must
OR : ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD SECTION,
nearby Nd. suburb preferred; must be, well
built, strtetly modern, with good sized lot.
large car, Address Box BIS. Star office.
2-FAMp.Y APT. IN GOOD NV. OR y L.
o 'eHsnsfs svs sRap2s pse lPS @
number rooms. Address Box 3ol-S. Star
w3NTEn w 1d2 TO BY SIX fS,t To E5GFT W sj Room
sta9sia5 55t Roast eash S4 RaymeP Cal, Mr. LOUIS
Fash or terms. from owner: prefer old
, house. Lincoln s4os-1. 6'
sIX-RooM AND BATH HOUSE IN Ne. or
,lress Bov i52-s. Star ofice
WANT TO Buy DIRECT FROM OWN.
| house d or rooms. bath good condltton
polntment call Lincoln S33, sunday. Sic
I'LL nm week days. till $50 an. I so
till um ~
AT ONCE. d TO ROOM HOUSE. IRE
war construction. any section: good cash
payment: posse ssion in 60 days. State price
and trusts Address Box 394 u. Star Office.
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE.
JACKSONVILLE SUBURBAN RESIDES-
tial lots: largest industrial. progressive city
in State; bargains for investors. and specu-
lators. ROBERT HILL. licensed real estate
salesman. $50 Hogan ST.. Jacksonville. Fla.
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE WANTED
Brevard or Dade County lots: viii pay 100
or more cash and assume back taxes. Also
nearby acreage. b. G.. BEISEL. ROOM -,
Palm Court. Fl. Lauderdale Fla.
10 ACRES ADJOINING RAPIDLY GROW
ing town of Kissinlmee: this property lays
We'll: can be bought at an exceptionally low
figure. Rhodes & Stearns. 100 ! st. NV.
Main 1893. ).
LOTS IN BEAUTIFUL SPRINGFIELD
subdivision OF Lake City Fla: . proEres-
siy. and growing city. these lots priced
lnw aud can be purchased on excellent terms
Rhodes & Stearns. 100 I -. NV. Main
363. -
Florida Property Wanted.
Acreage. lots. etc. direct from owner:
give location. legal description. at right price
and terms. quick sale. p. o. Box asa.
Springfield. Mass. 26s
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Sl41ON.

rN AN AVENUE ia: SQUARES FROM
ltth ST
E8eautlfliI corner property with about lou
'aat of street frontage. detached. and with
rooms ard Tiled bath: every modern i'm
s,rIveIv priced location and conYcnIences con
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NJ. !. RAINE.
WM. II. SAUNDERS co, Inc.
SauI'S Addition Section.

Saul ) Addition section,
NEAR 18th AND GALLATTN SITS. NV;
: Detached homo with . rooms and bath.
Hnt-watsr heat oak foprs and ARTISTIC cleo
trical fixtures. handsome open hreplac" ana
uther features incident TO strictly modern
home. Good garage.
Tie immediate cuv1roRmeut l. very at
t-active-sjulilar tEpr detached hnmes--;lnd
Is tn" owner has reduced rh'- price $1,000;
the figure at which arr now authorized
20 sell should interest any ono wishing to 10
ate in this exclusive EPar-tu suburb.
L.rL ~ .nnM -M. Nm. mr0Lc-L--
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Sl3.SW.

In 1900 block 9th St. . beautiful rooms.
= baths. extraordinary front porch with flow
'rS shruhbery on lawn. Income OF Sl4o
Iser month Can he handled with small cash
UaNnCnt
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

Chevy Chase Corner,
2Ol Raymond St.-$I6,95O.
) RooMs1,5 BEDRooMs@3 BATHS
half beautiful @ fooniai home center entranGe
opening on large side porch, break fast al,
GSs ada sG Sass ars ca Just
completed and ready for occupancy.
sos Mass. Ave. Ne
1000. TERMS TO SUIT.
d-roon4 baywindow brick; 8 beautiful ioea-
non. between stanton and Lincoln PARKS.
Possession from owner.
Downtown. First Commercial.
10 rooms, h.-w.h.. elec. lights. corner alley:
double garage Cap easily be rfmodeled n.t lint into
between 9th and 10th. $4,000
Stone Dwelling.
$3.50 For Quick Sale.
. blocks from end OF new Acqueduct Bridge
in TT Myer Heights: I0O-foot frontage: 5
rooms and bath: furnace heat. elec. lights,
o' ton. large Shade trees trees. good home and
a good buy at this price.
18th st. NV.
IL BLOCKS COL. ROAD.
baths sleeping porch, All modern improve
meuts. Semi-detaGhed brick: all outside
rooms owner leaving city and wishes 10
pr NeEsACHLES RANKING ,coRP,,N.
W VA1S ~ 45a. E1fSiNGs NoRfH tTf ASI 5Ia '
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Are you interested IN an UNUSUAL. home ::
\ detached brick home nj q row house price.
and tile bath. INV H. and electric lghts:
good condition: large rear Hard Win a ..-car
garage. Owner will accept good terms
SHAPlRO-kATZ COMPANY.
LTOR S-B BUILDERs
I+l6 ST. NV. MAIN 81 .
SALE OR RENT-HOus sES.
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PHONE SERNlI T.
UNTIL 9 NJ.
COURT < BUCHANAN.
5000.

lust on \. Capitol II.
$1,000.
Icrv IoS price Tor this com
ruauveIy new. light. bright residence
rr,catr,l inst on North capitol II. and
especially convenient for anyone en-
f,lnved IN the Government Printtu-
fIllae and City Post Offce. II l.
-tx-ruou box style. with modern bath.
fyo large rear porche- excellent heat
nv plant ele"trl" lights. etc. THIS
fz Very coy little home equipped
rrlth screens and awnings and has
pace tor garage. 4 real good buy
ara cau he bought on convenient
terms.
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tgTHE. ABOVE SALE sAE,n IS PosTPoNEp
BER FIFTH. 1925. AT THE SAME HOUR
~ By ORDER OF TRUSTEES.
no3.4.o
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WAT. II. SAUNDERS Co, Inc,
RFALTORS-EST STABLISHED 1SS.
1884 x - NV Main l016-T.
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ADAM 1 wEsCHLER & son ATcTs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-04
Trends in the Trade

iTSnoS IN Sne iTdoo
Automobiledom Is calmly ignoring
all rules and upsetting many neat
ly prepared prophecy. All the def
mite trends that were sure things in
the opinion of keen observers just a
few months ago are now about as
sure as the weather forecast.
1t was reported, for instance, that
every manufacturer would naturally
seek to add many new models to his
line SO that once prospect was
caught he couldn't possibly wriggle
off the hook because the car was
too expensive. or not classy enough.
There would 'be car for every
pocketbook under each sales roof
along automobile ROW. This was all
very interesting, and it seemed
plausible when several manufacture
ers swung into such a plan, but now
the wiseacres are talking about the
Fordlng process, which means each
popular manufacturer will be forced
to concentrate on just one or pos
sibly two models.
Already there are a number of
outstanding examples of this So
called trend, but it is significant to
note that the company that stands
first, excepting Ford. in the volume
of annual business transacted
actually offers twenty-five models.
Money can't be made when there
are too many lines of vehicles being
built under the same roof, the auto
business observers insist, apparent
ly overlooking all the business
that some concerns lose day in and
day gu: because they won't give the
public a wider variety of models.
1t must be apparent to the OBJ
serving motorist that the most sue
cessful manufacturers are those
that try to strike an even balance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-04

Of the Ajax, the new car to be pro-
duced by the Ajax Motors Company.
This report credits the Ajax with
being built to enter into competition
with the very low-priced field
whereas the truth of it is that al
though the Ajax is to be a car OF
moderate size, it will be quality
car throughout and one thoroughly In
keeping with the high standards OF
manufacture inseparably associated
with the name Of Nash. Referring
to this erroneous impression, c. w.
Nash says, Repeatedly during my
travels about the country address
ing dealer meetings since the New
York show I. have encountered
rumor that the Ajax is to be cheap
car. I presume that this idea sprung
from the fact that 1t is generally
known that the Ajax is to be pro-
duced on a large volume basis.
While at this time 1 am not in a
position to disclose the exact price at
which the Ajax will be sold, can
guarantee that it will not he a cheap
car but, on the contrary, product
OF genuine quality in every detail
and feature although naturally lower
in price than any of the Nash models
AS a matter of fact, it will be the
embodiment of the very best things
the entire industry has developed
since it's inception. Every circum-
stance attending it's design and
manufacture places us in an unusual
position to produce car which will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-04
When Novelty Wears OF

Psychology is always exciting its
influence over motoring. Everyone
thinks that everyone else's ear runs
better than his own And it is quite
common To feel that the advantages
of a now car soon fade away.
An owner whose car is equipped
with balloon tires will find, after
using his new car for several
months, that his rides are not as
easy rs they were. The engine that
seemed TO run 50 quietly Will begin
to develop noises lie never heard
before. The brakes that stopped the
car so quickly won't seem to do
such wonders.
lie thinks that his car is Iosinc
some of its virtues. and never con-
sideis the possibility that it is just
the novelty wearing Oft
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-04
ksep These in Mind

AIWayS Clean OF the nipple before
attaching the grease or oil gun.
This will obviate any possibility OF
forcing dirt into the bearings.
Most holes in tenders start from
the underside where rust goes its
merry way undetected Whenever
there is an opportunity, clean the
underside Of each fender and paint
it with black enamel.
When the brakes don't work very
well, ana you feel that the trouble
has not como on gradually Nhus in
dicating possible need for read
JuStmenD use them as much as pos
sltIc. The chances are that the lin
lh&S need a little drying out or
roughing up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-04

It Is becoming INCREASINGLY
harder for some motOr:sts-par-
tiCularly those who have stood by
the open car all these years-to de-
eide whether OF not to buy a closed
car, but the way is easier than
ever-if YOU know the route. All
one has to do is to consult people
who own and drive both open and
closed cars.
They viii tell YOU that each type
has its advantages. but they Will
add the TACT that they consiaer the
closed car as having greater ad-
Nantages for general utility No
person who owns but one type of
car is qualified to give advice, Tor he
IS Liable to be prejddicod. The man
who owns both. however. knows
which one gives him the greatest
satisfaction. Ills advice Is worth
conSidering
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-04
LlFES LITTLE TRAGEDIES

Continued climbing heats the engine
to point where no amount of ad-
justing will make it climb on high
satisfactorily.
3. After the engine has heated
Up on a hill and then cooled down
the motometer should show a lower
reading than before due to the fact
that a lot of water will have
syphoned out through the over
flow.
i. Aside from the danger OF
burning out bearing it is bad to
run a cool engine fast because the
contracted piston rings permit oil to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-04
WAYNE

Mrs. Flora Richards was =.
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ster1
Allen, for the day.-Mrs. EyuI
Wilson was in Winthrop. Tuea,
to visit her husband at the com
nifty hospital.-Little Miss Al
Parker has returned to her IA,
after several days visit at the IL
of her aunt, Mrs. Paul Gould
North Wayne.-The genial car,
Addison Wing, on route rs, ~
making his trips on summer sched'
April Farm Bureau meetinr
the women's division April 9, subj
millinery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-04

purpose. just as though you went to
the store to buy Il quart of milk.
\ prominent manufacturer has
branded al siX-cylindcr cars selling
for over 5000 as being obsolete,
Everything should be straight Fights
now, in his opinion. Possibly he
might reflect over the fact that the
most obsolete gar mechanically in
America is the biggest seller.
When a motorist once Surrenders
to the principles of gasoline taxa
tiOn," says an automobile club. he
has, to Il very great extent. made
much the same surrender as n man
makes at the alter OF matlimony-
until death Do US part.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-04
Lessons From Accidents

Observers are beginning to note
that there are fewer serious COLI
sions between automobiles when
street car stops are placed at points
other than street crossings. Many
an automobile that starts away with
the street car at an intersection, but
just a trifle ahead of the car,
comes to grief when a motor truck
or some other numbering vehicle
comes tearing across the street at
the faG end of passing cross-traffc.
All this is avoided when street
cars stop in the middle of the
block or at points other than at the
intersection of streets, because there
is no crossing traffic to figure on.
Experience seems to prove that
drivers are as mindful of trolley
car passengers at mid-block as ct
intersection stops.