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lConkiInueA

Tuition Fund
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1924, $l1.-
757 ,33t receipts during year, $$55SssggSsdt *.
final balances, $e.61$;o5.
Balance on hand Jan. l. 1924. $S20.77;
receipts during year. 1915 90; total OF
balances and receipts. 81, 63a,T7; dis
bursements during year. S743.0Z: maj
'''-A-'S'9' ~o0 Bond Fund
Balance on hand Jan. 1. 1924. 81
sotai 81 balances and receipts. $s695.o88:
disbursements during year. p4.AS4.oO;
-''' Total Of All funds
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1924, $33,-
PSI; 90 receipts during year. S3S.55933.55:
disbursements during year. $3S96o-S4;
nnal balances. lS29. 949.75.
Total balances as shown by this report.
Warrant checks outstanding December
81. 1924. S1.115. 90.
&c Cash od in depository. December. 81. 1924.
/. Bert Bert +. Yeager, the Trustee of Deca-
tur Township. Marion County Indiana do
solemniy swear Tor AFFIRM that the pre-
ceding report Of receipts. diebursements
and balances is true and correct. as
verify believe; and further declare that
the sums with which am charged in thsi
report rep are al q the sums received 9y me
credited have been fully paid in the sums
stated. and without expressed or implied
agreement that any portion thereof shall
other person. And further declare. and
swear Tor affirm) that have received no
money nor articles Of value In considera-
ton Of any contract made by me as
Trustee of this township.
BERT r. YEA0ER
Trustee of Decatur Township.
Subscribed and sworn tor affirmed) to
before me. the Chairman of the Advisory
Board of this township, this 9th day OF
DAVID E. WATSON.
Chairman OF Advisory Board of Decatur
Township.
This report was received. accepted and
approved by the Advisory Board of this
Township at its annual meeting this 9th
day of January 1925.
DAVID E. WATSON,
T. W. SEERLEY.
CLARENCE A. MILLS.
Advisory Board Decatur Township.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO wH5 8$sl' r. My I9 eos {aR = 1915
RSS WS ss o. q III he G7 da & SaS
sS Lev sh se DDs a e
ment, IS authorized BY the Improvement
1'ss im usro anif Resolutton>No 1864.
From the east aI property tine Of Emerson
As f. . point 1852 feet east Of east prop
with Stratifed Limestone, Berea. Sand
to q uniform width Of 40 feet CURLING the
wings of the interesting streets and alley
Il s pa pan dnS z 70 hs ne Sd fas
insal iset Of To foof radius E1Eanits ; cor
ll sss may issins anea feet sne6
t ions st the msnhoies To- be made at the
bench walls In the manhoies.
All to- be as shown on plans and as
described public improYemsnt are hereby
of ala ety b Sns 2s6 Monday e an So
nionstrances " viii Sc received. or heard.
against the amount assss RS against each
and will determine the question as to
whether such lots or tracts OF land have
been or will be benefited In the amounts
sum siirrl' than thst named On said roll
Said assessment roll showing .prima
sscAs az nronersv suienf
to be assessed is on file and may. be seen
at the office OF the Board OF Public Works
- 7'-@ CHARLES n COFFIN
W III FREEMAN
NJ j. SPENCER.
Boerd Of Public Works City q indian
s ssSs Il. II. 10. 80. ~. ea. ~. 1oas.
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Tank WAGON Prices

(Gasoline prices do not include State
tax Of &c g gallon.
GASOLINE - Energee, Ito q gallon
Puroi. 1929: Red Grown. 1s2c: Target.
13 2c:.S Silver Flash. Ito Standard avia-
ton. 81 &c; Sinclair commercial. 13.2c.
Light. 14.5c: Perfection, IL 7c: Standard
furnace oil. 1880 tunder 200 gallons) !,
csc more than 200 gallonsl: Bright
NAPTHA-Energse Cleaners. 1880;
NJ. & p. 1880. Standolind Cleaners. 1886
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Enrinaer Reid IN Accident

lewis Burgheim, 2272 N. Meridian
g. and Martin Killia, 1913 Sturm
6ve were injured about the head,
s,1ns and shoulders when an auto
xtllia was driving in Belmont Ave.
Vg.,s struck by a cut Of cars Of the
1ennsvlvania railroad. In charge Of
Roseoe Sparrow. r. r. c, Box 81,
eresneer. and Ervine Gregory. 1898
yzsnwood Ave-, conductor, Monday.
rrsv~ox was charged with assault
ss's battery.
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Louisiana OH Up

Bp United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 2o.--Louisiana
OIL Refining Cooperation has in.
creased prices on smackover light oil
from 10 to 20 cents barrel. MAX
ing prices as follows: 2S-gravity and
above >$1.i5; 26 to 27.S gravity $1.10
and rs to 25.9 gravity. unchanged,
the Dow-Jones agency said today.
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Silas Dean Wright. 76, 31o w. Six
tenth. acute dilatation OF heart.
Marshall VIM. Shadrick, day, 1fl17 II.
Vermont cerebral hemorrhage.
Catherine s. Foster. ~. Methodist Hos
: Blanche Mills. 40. city hospital. car-
Jessie M. vawter. SO. e5s Linwood.
Walter .Jegen. IS, city hospital. general
g Charles W. sedwick. So Methodist Hos
pital, uren1ia.
Macy Coughlen. 81. Methodist Hospital.
hypostatic pneumonia.
Catherine s. stigger. 81. $50 Camp,
phthysis pulmonal.
chronic myocarditis.
william Sherman Dyer. 15. 22l2 Column
bia. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Sarah Mahan. 67 st. Vincent Hospital.
Peter McDernid, n. ISL s. Emerson,
Bernice steeb. 40. Methodist Hospital.
Lila Lillian 6sterheid. 20. COOS Ashland.
Peariis Woody. SO. COS W. Thirteenth,
rnitral insufticiency.
Floyd Warren Everling, 2 days 1920
Schurman. premature birth,
Eva J. Routzafln. 70. 1855 N. Penn
sylvanta chronic myocarditis.
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CHARLES 2 IE.s z. COFFIN,
DEPAB rMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
CITY ADvERTIsEMENT

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given by the Board
of Public Works OF the City OF Indianapo-
lis Indiana that on the 18th day of JAM
uary 1928 they approved an assessment
for the following oeseribed public Inn
provcment, as auth orized by the Improve
ment Resolution nsrned:
Improvement Rsso ution. No 1oes5.
From point $500 IT,. south Of the south
property line of Forty Second St..
To south curb line of FoFty-Sixth So.
Except that part where walks are al
ss' By grading and paving the walks With
cement. to uniform width of I'VE (6l
feet placed next to the property line and
curb line as shown on plans.
All as SHOWN on plans and as specified.
Persons interested In or affected by said
notified that the Board of PUBLIC Works
OF said city has fixed Monday Jan. 20.
1925. . m p date upon which re-
piece Of property described IN said roll.
and will determine the question as 70
whether ouch lots or tracts of land have
been or will be benefited in the amounts
named on said roll. or IN greater or less
sum than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said prima
facie assessnle Its. with the names Of cwn-
ers and descriptions Of property subject 20
be assessed. il on fl3 and may be seen At
the Office OF the Board Of Public Works
: - CHARLES E COFFIN.
" II. FREEMAN
~ J SPENCER
Board OF Public Works. City Of indian.
~ e IL Is. 20. 81. e. IS. 1885.
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Bg United Press

on 20.
Bg Unstsd Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Announce-
ment Of the American Railway AS
ISOLATION that freight traffic was
RAINING, at unprecedented levels for
the season, and indications that the
crude oil production in the Workman
field had reached its peak were two
highly constructive items which ap-
peared in the overnight news.
These developments resulted today
in a generally higher level OF prices
among the rails and oils in the early
dealings, offsetting the fractional
losses in steel, Studebaker, General
Motors, American Smelling and most
Of the other Industrial leaders.
Professionals continued to comb
the list for vulnerable points around
noon. They succeeded in forcing
further liquidation in few stocks.
Studebaker sold eff to new low
ground at 42B, but the other mar.
ket leaders developed adequate re-
sistance, well above recent lows.
Important accumulation was report
ed In special Issues and A. T. & T.
was reported to be buying back its
Radio Corporation holdings.
Baldwin was another issue in
khich the influential buying was
5ticeable for the account Of inter.
ests which consider Baldwin to have
an intrinsic value of $225 a share,
largely due to hidden assets.
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BH United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-Grain futures
opened with an irregular trend on
the Board of Trade today.
Nearby wheat eased off on a light
wave OF selling induced by pressure
Of foreign-grown wheat. Some
strength was displayed in Septem-
due TO apprehension because of
Recovered fields.
Corn started firm. Receipts were
lighter with indications that the
present movement has about spent
itself. Relative cheapness of oats
. was the main factor that created a
firm feeling. Provisions started
higher with hogs and better ship
ments.
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TYNNERs, sUPPLTps

TIM Q 20x2S coke. S14.5O: charcoal.
S22.60@24: ternes $15@18: old styles
= Le Leaf SIS per 100 pounds.
Zinc-Sheet. $13 per 100 pounds.
Copper-Bottoms 36c per pound
sheets. soft 16soz., 27c pound.
Steel-No. % range: Galvanized $5.5b
a : .65 per 100 pounds: o. p 6. R.. 81 81
G14.65 per 100 pounds
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STATEMENT SHOWING iMoUNT : 81
FUNDS OF DECATUR TOWNSHIP
MARION COUNTY. DISBURSEMENT
THEREFROM AND BALANCES RE
NAMING THEREIN FOR THE YEAR
ENDING DECEMBER 81. 1924.
Township Fund
Balance on hand Jan. l. 1924 So.
069.85' receipts during year S976 So.
total OF balances and receipts $5.046. 40:
disbursement during year S1,111.4 Al:
final balances, 81 934. 03
Special School Fund
Balance on hand Jan T. 1924. S18
S4l go: receipts during year. S14.911 II !:
total Df balances and receipts &28-
762. Yg; disbursements during ybar SIS
Tb1.0 5S final bnAnnneN. S16 10000.
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BUILDING SUPPLIES

Portland Cement-Cloth. big. S5c;
pMT trtaT&Novis prepared. 75c. 1oO-lb
sG H4yydrate Lime-Finish. 55G soc sack;
ln' Pisster and Finishes-Iyory Neat 80
ID. TsTsSer sacks. Use; Michigan stucco. 81
y 6Otlb sack; plaster paris. 81 a SQ-Ib
sack: Stonewatl prepared first coat-cioth
sai Fslseiorins-1x6 Y. P clear SIS: com
Bevei SIDING y x6 clear redwood $50
r sTin2iia6Wclear yellow pine. s s and 10
inch. 81 90; l2-inch, g: 81 10 q clear Eedggood
Drop sidings--Ixe z, p. $40: No.
gc o9mnmoe9n On b. common $40 0'A'oA
S0 BHoair sS no. common, $50: No;
No. 3 common. ,s45; ks and 1910 No. ]
30. / common. s75: No. common. $40
friTl,sh-Claar yellow pine. 9 and 10
inch. SIO0: l2-tnch, 81 10; clear redwood
s and 10-inch. $140: 12-inch. S15O. :
Shingies-Clear red cedar $500 pc
600. o.,o :. ,e~ eAs. o,
sxl2 to IS-ft., $40. 2xSx12 to I6,dft:
$d5. 2x1Ox12 to left. S4b: zxl2xlz u
Yaft S55: rs to 90 feet 81 more.
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Y,EE6lf. NOTTE,E


THE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES ANNUAL
& REPORT TO THE ADVISORY BOARD
OF DECATUR TOWNSHIP. MARION
COUNTY. INDIANA. JANUARY. 1870
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Prices ON Coal

Anthracite. S16.50 a ton: coke. $40:
West Virginia lump $50 7.25; Kentucky
So. so a Y. 5D; lump. $500 9.25 Indiana
lump. S. az: Indiana egg. So. SIS al 10 :
Indiana mine run. $3.50 q $50 {Wheel-
ing. SOC q ton extra.)
RETAIL SEED PRICES
Inc napo1ts retail seed prices are: Al
f8lf $50 q buehe1 Alsika-& 10 a IL.
Red -4 q II. Timothy - 70
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Shippers Forecast

OhnPpOAS HVHOo0Os
Generally fair tonight and Wednes-
day. West and north, Il to %;
south and east, Is to rs.
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CORN FIRM ON
LIGHT RECEIPTS
Early Wheat Eases Off
September Strong.
BULLETIN
BULLETIN

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 2o.-wheat
finished practically steady with
Monday, while. corn and oats
dropped off fractionally on the
Board Of Trade today.
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Chicago Grain Table

haS5. sf gs SiigIOsss y. 10 No 5. Slss, cs g;
ST ~; No. 81 .221s: No. 5. 81 u g 1 20;
o.s9 n; Sos. + sf.25: No. s. sf.iS9
III. Oats-NoA 8 white. 5715 a 60Ac c,
no. &, Sc a SIC; standards. 50 q 56c. Bar
ieS-S7c a 81 oil. Rye-No. 2, 81. so y a
1904, Timothy-$5.759 $50. Clover
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R0N AM STEEL

f,oeal wholesale prices on iron and steel
hsrs are: Structural. $3.25 q 10o-lb
rolled shafting. 800 3 1VV-pouno pisse'
IA a. a log pound: galvanized sheets, 2Ss
gs1ge base. 1856 100 pounds: black
sheefs 2s gauge S4.75 100 pounds
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Industrial Leaders Suffer
Small Losses Freight
Traffic Runs High.
Average Stock Prices

stoeks nondapg FlS %as I22 g. az rs. zver
age price Of twenty rails was 1906.
OF 20.
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CYLINDER AND ENGINE OILS
e,,ns Ts,tT. I4ssc: winter 12c cylinder, 2
@sics engine. 1S6 $50: dynamo, as
Szc: turbine $50 CSC: machine. ~ q tEOc
Dsfsfn oils. lac &c.
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Local Bank CIearlngs

Bank. clearings Tuesday were 3,377.-
600. Bank debts amounted to $6,434,-
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xussEED on. AND TURPENTINE
r-5~al dealers are quoting the following
80 On Iinseed oil: Raw, 81 20 . gal
~. boiled. 81 %. Turpentine-Sl.ll-.
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cHARIFs 3 COFFIN.
GUY ADVERTIsEMENT

Board of Public Works. City Of Indian
JAM app ~. 90. 21. 20. %. "a. %. 1928.
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q ss.Iz q UU1zu NJ W. N-7'1''''-'
5sS. Il. N. -. 50. ~. 81. ~. ao2S
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Boards Of Public works CITY q Indian.
j. T.. II. IL. 20. Il. e. IS 1895.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.

town location: price So 600
Variety and dry goods: splendid little
store: owner. leaving city. will sacrifice; op-
portunity for lady.
Battery station. accessories well located !;
rent. S25: price. 81 800 including new Ford
roadster
Cleaning. pressing: tailoring. doing success
full business: rent. S65: price, 81 300
and paying inspection invited: price. S3 500.
Delcateesen. ne, one OF best places of its
class In city. price. 81 $50.
Dsltcatessen, corner store: low rent: will
sacrifice TO quick buyer
Grocery and meats; mixed trade: receipts,
$1,000 per week rent. $3.50: one of best
paving groceries In city for price; asking
Restaurant e.. opportunity for man and
wife living rooms above: price. ST. 900.
Cafe, location unsurpassed: reasonable
rent: owner, leaving city will sacrifice.
Rooming house. 10 rooms. downtown:
boarding house. 2s rooms: 5 baths: price.
S3 000
Lunchroom. colored: receipts, $500 to
$3.50 per week: rent only sos; good lease:
asking $4,000.
Delicatessen and notions. soft drinks
splendid little store don't miss this opportu-
nifty: low rent. will be sold at half price.
Special. orangeade business: receipts. $500
Confectionery and soft drinks; near 9th
and Penna. ave: last years receints were
632 900; inspection invited; price. $4,000.
Marshall Business Brokers,
Ssp n Y ave
Evening star., 1925-06-14
A CHOICE LISTING
hf excellent business opportunities most Of
them placed exclusively with us.

tncm pIACeu Win
rood sat agss ssso i
dp-to-date .oda foun. ain rent, s4s, with
@ asss On week: * rsss sstasf9's on SEQ
With 3 living rooms: 3,yr lease; good stock
nr. no less This Gn s saIsan Il there
pelcatesssn, doing saso,s4oo yk.; owner
Grocery. living rooms. Price only $500.
Small confsciiohery. soft drinks, etc, Rent,
s7S with .nS Lying nrGimg r6oms Price, Stoo
WY aPs Pseeipt., si75 zen" This e good good
established business. Price only 81 200.
.,ss1 ss1ftsSteria. fSS wkiy' receipts. $4,000. Price.
Lunohroom. wkly. receipts. $3.50 Price,
Restaurant, doing about 500 daily. Priced
a. Meats a and md Grocery wkly. receipts. $1,000.
Millinery. exclusive location: will sell
Public stenosrsphic Office. Price $3.50.
Sotion s,axa store nice little busness ness cheap
eps s5Go hs s IS baTsn ana inda al Sky
c.pss Va ana besaa futures. large RE
good Sanss sSS ra Il Bfst strs saas Ssnr. ssns
s5o se pd Pm; x;s, rent; or,s S2g 80 Price only
ROOMING HOUSES.
A beautiful 16-room roorning and
boarding house. near Dupont Circle with
a monthly income of about 81 600. and
monthly expense OF about $500 with good
lease. and all rooms filed permanently: can
be bought for $500; terms arranged.
Rooming House. % rooms. with boar
garage rented by the year for $500: rent OF
house and garage only S160; elderly couple
will sell for only So. 200. This house is
beautiful.
Roomias House. g rooms. good location:
rent. S175. Price only 81 200: terms. $500
cash: 4 very good buy.
% rooms: rent Si75: price. $3.50: terms terms
= rooms: rent sssSS: price price sasssano terms
is rooms: rent SIS; price. $500 terms
For quick results list with us
CAPITAL ADJUSTING FINANCE CO.
INC.
SUIT .aQe: e:aos: :eoe Dist, Nstl. BIZ, Bldr.
80, EoeEAT p. EoLLANpTE. MF. ...
Evening star., 1925-06-14
GROCERY BUSINESS.

place TO make living and save dol
lar Good living quarters at cheap rental
Beautiful corner store. four rooms and BATH
INV. heat, electricity; doing 81 500 per
month and rent stands only $50. Do not
let this opportunity pass. See Mr.. Watzman,
a13 Woodward Building.
LEAVING CITY. will sacrifice established
variety store: no reasonable offer refused.
1927 Ga. ave.
YOUNG LADY with some artistic ability to
become partner of one of Washington's
leading. display and interior decorators:
$4,000 worth of orders on hand: most
beautiful studio in the city; need woman's
assistance: must have $4,000 to S5 900 to
become partner. Address Box 241-A, Star
office IA
CORPORATIONS, CAPITAL
spectus and advertising prepared. Capital
solicited for industrial propositions on COM
BLDG. 10 18th.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
HUPMOBILE.
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.

1924 Chevrolet sedan -. S425
1923 Hupp 2-pass. coupe. $50
1924 Ford 2-door sedan. AS
1928 Maxwell touring -. $50
1924 Chevrolet touring :. 275
1924 Ford 4-door sedan..- 500
1923 Dodge coupe ....... SIS
1924 Chevrolet touring :. 800
1924 Ford 2-door sedan. :. $50
1923 Ford 4-door sedan. $50
1923 Hupp 2-pass. coupe. 900
l9Z4 Hupp touring ...... 800
1928 Chevrolet sedan -. $50
1918 Franklin touring -. Us
1923 Ford coupe $500. 325
1922 Westcott touring 80. 500
1925 Hupp touring ...-, 1850
1922 Hupp sedan .-.-~. 700
1924 Hupp touring ...-~ 875
1928 Hupp touring ...~. 675
1928 Ford touring .---~ 200
1925 Hupp touring -.~ 1900
1925 Hupp 8 touring,
demonstrator ..-.. 1,675
1925 Hupp club-sedan,
driven 100 miles. 1875
Your Car in Trade.
Open Evenings.
Very Liberal Terms.
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
Home of the Certified Gold
Seal Used Cars.
1881 14th St.
Champlain at Kalorama Rd.
Phone Col. $3.50.
Evening star., 1925-06-14

ONE OF WASHINGTON'S largest and best
cafeterias from one OF the most
prominent hotels and feeds great part oil
guests and help: modern in every respect
on a good paying basis; very reasonable and
good reason for selling; long lease. Address
Box 3B2-A, star office ID.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.,
18th and P SITS. NV.

SEE THESE CARS
BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE.
Every Car Bargain
and p 4-Wheei brakes. 81 .o5o 90
' sure 90 tires. .,..'... $50 90
paint4 See this car. r....D..... $500
Cleveland sedan. 1923. perfect con-
tires many extras. ..... 225.oo
A small payment secures the car and you
have a year to pay the balance.
Mr. BRUCE.
Garage In basement Of Investment Building,
Ikth and sts NV Franklin 1901.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
FOR SALE-AUTONIOBILES.
MAXWELL CHRYSLER


MAXWELL CHRYSLER
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT,
SMASH
GO ALL
PREVIOUS
RECORDS
AND SALES.
EVERY CAR IN THE,
PLACE MUST GO
DURING THIS SALE.
Never before have such values
been offered in conditioned and
painted cars.
COME NOW
AND
SAVE MONEY.
Sale starts today and will
continue for one week.
Evening star., 1925-06-14

Maxwell sedan $3.50
Maxwell coupe ...... sos
Maxwell sport touring...-. $50
Maxwell touring. ........ AS
Maxwell touring. g....--- BPS
Maxwell touring. ....-... Is
Dodge touring. g....-...... 225
Dodge roadster. 400
Buick touring g..----..--.. Us
Buick coupe. .......,.... 3o5
Chevrolet sedan. 450
Chevrolet sedan. PAS
Chevrolet coupe ....-.... 325
Chevrolet coupe e.....-..-. $50
ordan touring. ng........... sos
Mitchell touring ......... rs
Stearns-Knight roadster. :. 1876
Oldsmobile touring ....... $50
Ford touring ...........2 245
Ford fordor sedan. 400
Ford sedan. 275
Ford sedan. .............. $50
Ford touring ............- $50
Overland sedan. $50
Studebaker touring. ..-.-.. $50
H. B. ,LEARY Jr., & BROS,
~ INC,
Evening star., 1925-06-14
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
$500
A GOOD
REPUTATION
ARE ALL YOU REQUIRE
TO DRIVE YOUR OWN
CAR.
TOURING CARS
SEDANS-TRUCKS.
WE ARE LAUNCHING ONE
OF THE MOST ATTRAC-
TIVE USED CAR SALES
EVER OFFERED
WASHINGTONIANS.
Q-s25.0o Initial payment.
(O-Monthly payments ar
ranged to suit you.
(O-Every car guaranteed
against mechanical defects
for 80 days.
(4-Every car insured free for
one year against fire and
theft.
(9-Option of turning in car on
new car within S days at
full purchase price.
(6-Substantial cash bonus for
regular payments.
0)-Every car radically reduced
in price and a genuine
bargain.
This is the opportunity for a
limited number of families to
crafty their desire for a good
car with an outlay that is neg
ligible.
For the benefit of business
men a few trucks and light de-
livery cars are included in this
sale.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.


TUDOR qate! motor over 10.6260o0:
FORD TOURING. nickel radiator. new tires
drum headlamps. motor meter. bumper;
terms.
FORD SEDAN 1922. excellent condition
mech anicaly. balloon tires. snubbers. Bosch
ignition, Almite lubrcator. This is bar
gain car. Terms.
Seaton Garage As Seaton st. ne.
CHANDLER DISPATCH, new cord tires,
excellent condition mechanically. top and
upholstery like new: terms.
Seaton Garage As Seaton st. ne.
COLE 8. 1921. 7-pass. touring; very Goos
tires and paint: a very powerful car. Your
car considered as part payment balance
monthly.
seaton Garage. 45 seaton ct. ne.
PRE-INvENTORY BARGAINS.
$50 CASH--$25 PER MONTH.
Chevrolet touring. lg22 .S2g0
Overland touring, 1924 24............. 800
Overland touring 1929. 22............. 500
Locomobie limousine, series r. ....... 200
Ford touring. starter. lights. ........ 100
No extra charges.
WARRINGTON MOTOR CAR COMPANY
1927 Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
FIRE AND WATER.

FIRE AND WATER.
Quality and low prices are
about as congenial as fire and
water" but, on the other hand.
try to locate cars of real quality
as shown below.
rs Dodge Sedan.
Special Type A: costs S1.575 denv-
ered-our price. e................s 81 $50
% Essex.
2-pass Coupe Rds, 4-cyl-The only
one for sale in Warrington. rrah II
quick $500
Evening star., 1925-06-14

Restaurant. near 7th and F. NV, nicely
equipped; great chance for a hustler
price. on terms. $4,000.
Restaurant. near 7th and F NV. doing
good business: low rental with lease: .
real bargain for S2.250.
P. F. CARLEY.
Evening star., 1925-06-14

Delioatessen and lunch. near 18th and
can be doubled Price. So 900
Evening star., 1925-06-14
WILLS STE. CLAIRE. 6-pAss. sport tsurins:
looks and runs like new: many extras; Nb-
eral terms. Main $3.50.
PEERLESS MOTOR co.
l4th and Sta INV
SEE
JUSTICE
FOR THE CHEAPEST
CAR FOR THE
AMOUNT OF MONEY
INVESTED.

Willys-Knight and Overland
Distributors.
1924 Willys-knight sedan de
luxe; new car guarantee; ap-
pearance like new; will sacrifice
500 less than cost
Late model Dodge sedan, ap-
pearance like new, $3.50.
1924 Willys-Knight coupe
sedan at great bargain.
Late model Velie broueAan1.
sacrifice; must be seen to 30 ap-
preciated.
1924 Chevrolet sedan, looks
good.
A Number of Other Good
Automobiles.
Condition Guaranteed.
Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
JUSTICE MOTOR CO,
1915 l4th St. NV.