davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
The Result from the
Buyers Standpoint
Worlds Most Powerful Car
of its Size and Weight

DASED upon the rating of the
ID MACE. and the Society OF
Automotive Engineers, the Stude-
baker Standard Six is the most
powerful car of its size and weight
The most popular car in the Stand
ard Six line is the Coacl1--the low
est priced enclosed car ever offered
by Studebaker.
Thirty-one makes have 5-passen-
ger closed models which cost from
$50 to $1,000 more than the Stand
ard Six Coach, but have less rated
horsepower.
1t has much more room than the
average coach. 1t seats FIVE passcn-
gers in real comfort-with ample leg
and head room. Seats are restfully
deep and full width.
Northern ash and maple are used
in the body construction-the same
as in our Big Six models.
Long resilient springs made of
special chrome Vanadiunl steel give
greater buoyancy and protection
from road shocks. The crankshaft
is completely 1nacflined to minimize
vibration.
Equipment includes a gasoline
gauge, an 8-day clock, automatic
windshield cleaner, rear-view mir
ror, door pockets, ash receiver, cowi
ventilator, stop light, dome light.
coincidental lock, safety light con-
troll and full-size balloon tires.
Come in and let us demonstrate
this sturdy One-Proft car
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
! s+444+%+@4++4+ : +.4 : .

Our superintendent, j. @. Thomas,
feels mighty fine now. He came
home last weekend with two big wild
turkeys, weighing over twenty pounds
apiece. He was after buck too, but
didn't have so much success there.
w. II. Preston, coach, acted as um-
pirc at the Flagstaff Tempe game
last Saturday.
Last Friday night goblins and
witches and clowns and other peculiar
looking beings Of every description
appeared at the high school to enjoy
the customary Halloween costume
dance. Prizes were awarded for the
best costumes. Catherine Miller in a
dainty red and white costume re-
ceived the girls prize, and Lawrence
Corbett as a Turkish sultan received
the boys prize. Doughnuts and punch
were served throughout the evening.
The hall was very prettily decorated
with orange and black streamers, and
there were confetti and serpentines in
abundance. Toward the middle of the
evening a feature dance was given by
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
Aqua PRIETA MAYOR ARREST
ED, REMOVED AFTER BIG PARTY

The Douglas Daily Dispatch says
that the presidente of Aqua Prieta,
Sonora, Mexico, WAS arrested on Sat
urday night during Halloween car
nival in that city, while driving about
the city in an automobile with num-
Der of girls of known bad character,
the arrest being made by two mem
bers of the police force appointed by
his own administration. He was
placed in Jail, as were the girls, who
under Sonora law, are forbidden to be
in the principal streets Of the city ex-
cept at certain hours of the week. The
council of the city was Immediately
convened and found the presidentc
guilty Of disorderly conduct and he
was held as not competent for The po-
sition of presidente. Jesus Corella
was named as presidente1 by the coun-
ell and took up his duties Immediately
upon the findings of that body.
Give The Sun your Job Printing.
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
NOTABLES
HUNT IN OLD MEXICO

Harold Bell Wright, novelist, Sol
Lesser, president of the Principal Pic
lures corporation of Los Angeles, DR..
H. C. Marvin, president of the Uni
versity of Arizona, Walter Bailey,
sheriff of Pima county, and Tom
Richey, Tucson attorney, are at
Puerto Libertad on the Gulf of Cali
fornia, trolling for big fish, after a
few days spent beyond Altar, Sonora,
where dogs were in waiting for lion
hunt Mr.. Lesser will return Novem-
Der 1, but the others will remain a
week or more longer.
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
d. ID. SMITH RECOVERING
FROM SERIOUS WOUNDS

D. D. (Dink) Smith continues to re-
cover slowly from the knife wounds
which he recently received at the
hands of Ben Lawrence. 1t is thought
that danger of complications is now
over and that complete recovery will
be but matter Of time. 1t will prob
ably be several days yet before he will
be able to be up.
Lawrence is in the county jail at
Flagstaff anxiously awaiting the out
come Of Mr.. Smiths injuries. The
charges which the state will make
against Mr.. Lawrence are also held in
abeyance awaiting the outcome of Mr..
Smiths injuries, Williams News.
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
No Gas on the Stomach
If you take
HY-PEP-SEN
Enjoy Your Meals and Have = Com
Portable Contented Feeling
= After Eating.

Hy-PEP-S Sen is really wonderful
scientific discovery composed of Hydra
sits, Pepsin, SIENNA and other valuable
ingredients A compound with assimi-
lating, Alternative and tonic properties,
so essential in the treatment of dis
treSsed stomach conditions
Sick Headache, Dizziness, Nervous
ness, Indigestion and similar forms of
Stomach disorders quickly eliminated
by taking Hy-PEP- Sen.
If you cannot sleep, cannot think
straight, worry over business or social
disappointments, take Hy-PEP- Sen
regularly and the world will seem
brighter and you can tackle life's
problems with energy and enjoyment.
Hy-PEP Sen is guaranteed to give
you satisfaction.
For sale only by 4sm ~
FLAGSTAFF PHARMACY
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
MAN MUST SERVE ESQ
DAY SENTENCE, USED
FLAG AS WASH CLOTH

Los Angeles-Two hundred and
fifty days in jail was the sentence
meted out in police court to Jake
Ball, cleaner and dyer, who used
an American flag to wipe his shop
windows. Ball pleaded ignorance
of the law concerning desecration
of the flag, but Judge Jos. Cham
bers ruled that ignorance on such
a point was worse than the desc
Grafton itself. Defense counsel
gave oral notice of appeal and
Balls bail was set at $1,000.
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
100 INDIANS TO HELP
MAKE MOVIE PICTURE

A special Southern Pacific train of
three coaches is scheduled to leave
San Carlos some time TOMORROW with
100 or more Apache Indians from the
reservation, together with a great ar
ray of paraphernalia, enroute to Fort
Huachuca, where the native will be
featured in the production of vest
ern dramatic film which is being
staged by ore of the leading motion
picture distributors.
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
BUYS ARIZONA RANCH-TO
GROW UP WITH COUNTRY

Count James Minotto, son-in-law of
Louis Swift of Chicago, and formerly
connected with Chicago financial
houses, has formed 100000 invest
ment corporation in Arizona. Minotto
has purchased ranch and intends to
grow up with the country" the spe-
cial says. He dropped the title of
.count" some years ago.
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06

Minnie Hilkins and Josephine Wilson.
An Old witch stationed in one. corner
of the hall and sitting over fire told
fortunes. 1t was Fay DuRay. Music
was furnished by Miss Kathryn Keller
and Garry Peck.
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06

The assembly on Monday was given
by the freshmen, and they're hard
bunch to beat when it comes to pep
and ideas. David Slipher, president of
his class, made the announcements
Vivette Wilson played a violin solo,
accompanied on the piano by Mar
garet MatSon. Grace and June
Cooper and Mylna Lowell played a
piano trio. Lynn Anderson, the tiniest
chap at the high school, was the mid
get strong man. He lifted weights,
broke planks and bit nails in two
Lynn and Lawrence Corbett put on a
skit entitled "Mr. McVey as a Fresh
man." Jimmie Johnston gave q read
ing.
Miss Genevieye Browne, school
nurse, has been III. during the last
week and in Mercy hospital. Her
many friends wish for her a speedy
recovery.
There has been drama club or
ganized to promote interest IN dra-
MATES, debates and literature. The
club meets every other Tuesday and
always has very interesting meetings.
AT the last a one-act play was given
entitled Getting Acquainted" The
parts were taken by Ruth Mary
Switzer, Josephine Wilson and Weldon
Brinton. Alberta Kinsey and Charles
Prochnow debated on the question OF
whether it is worse for giraffe to
have sore throat or a centipede to
have cofns, Marcia Slipher gave i
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
Let's Wipe
the Slate CLEAN

Credit grading is in among local merchants
record will be examined to determine worthy OF
further creditor put on the "bad pay list
past due accountability not them out right
position do this call and have friend
y chat with your creditors regarding what really do
surely your credit reflect good inten
can't afford let merchant friend
think that you totally Indifferent
The Importance of PAYING YOUR BILLS PROMPTLY
be emphasized in announcements in this week
Look for them. Read them +
is the the local credit association
few of heany angles pertaining CREDIT in these
of which will be helpful honest folks who de-
sire keep personal credit rating high at all times
will find that the merchants who comprise the local
credit association reasonable will but them
halfway.
All they ask is that you
The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06
Studebaker Standard Six Coach
s1435 Delivered for Cash in Flagstaff

Budget Plan this Coach
purchased monthly for initial of only
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

! Luz Estrella, una de las mucha-
chachas mas inteligsntes y simpa-
ticas de esta sociedad, partira Ell 2
del ertrante mes para los Estados
Unidos. Hace tempo sus padres
solabsn con este viaje para Luz
Estrella, viaje mas de placer que
de otra cosa y ALI residira en- la
casa de su hermano Luis que des-
de hace algin tempo reside ALI,
donde Sc ha granieado una posici6n
bastante buena por SUI laboriosidad
c inteiigencia.
Sus amigas Y amigos deseando
testimoniar1e 10 mucho que vale y
Sc Ie quiere lie ofreceran una fieste-
cita el pr6ximo domingo como des-
pedida a la buena amiga, orgullo
de esta sociedad, habra su jaranita
y sus refrescos en- la casa de sus
padres los sefores Rivera -Betan-
court.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
ESPECTR0S DEL HAMBRE

No pasa una semana sin que uno
de nuestros hijos " algunos SOM
al llegar a la escuela, nos entregue
una tarjeta Que envia Ell medico
examinador de la nisma, en- la que
leemos despues de la direction: 'sSu
hijo padeee de Clorosis'', ''su hi
10 padece de anemia'', su hijo pa
dece, etc. o bien recibimos otra
esuuela de la f'Cruz Roja Juvenii' ,
que nos dice ffulano de tal'', Es-
tatura 471a pulgadas. Peso 461la Ii
bras. Lo que debe pesar, 5S Hbras.
Y al dorso leemos: ''Si haces 10
que dice esta tarjeta tendras salud
" felieidad" Aqui ocho sabias y
,saludables recomendaciones entire
las que Sc destacan 6stas: "Dormir
mncho y con las ventanas abier-
tas; Beber la mayor cantidad de
1eche, pero no tornar te nj cafe"
No seria yo capaz de censurar
tan sabias y preventivas recomen--
7daciones que para conservar la sa-
lud y prolongar la vida de ruestros
hijos y ann la propia, nos hace la
meritoris Y noble institution La
"cruz ROja Juvenil' no.
Pero al 1eer esas previsoras tar
jetas, mn coras6n de buen padre Sc
eIitristece, porque bien comprendo
la grandiosa verdad que elias le-
velan: "su hijo padece anenis'
"si haces 10 que dice esta tarjeta
tendras salud y felicidad'' 10 que
quiere decir-y es este 10 que nos
acongoja-Que nuestros robres hi
jos estan condenados A SER
ETERNOs ANEDdICos, SIN sA-
|LUD Y SIN FELIcIDAD. ssqr
Porque, 5como es possible que los
pobres en- este desdichado pals pue
dan dorlnir con las, ventanas ab1er
tas, 81 las inmundas covachas que
habitan nj siquiera tienen venta-
mas? Como es que pueden dorrsir
mucho nuestros hijos, 81 en- los mi
sercs inQuisitoriales habitaculos
que ocupamos tiene uno que hacer
mas niaromas que en- un circo, pa
ra poder medio-acomodarlos en- des
ordenado hacinamiento, aglutinados
unos con otros? IC6mo es que Sc
puede BEBER MAYOR CANTI-
DAD DE LECHE, cuaudo es:a Sc
expende de la peor calidad 20 cen
tavos Ell llamado litro, sin que haya
nadie cue reprima tan incalifcable
g inaudito abuse?
Esas sABIAs Y HUMANAs RE-
coMENDAcIoNEs PARA GozAR
DE SALUD Y DE FELICIDAD,
son para ponerlas en- practica las
pexsonas acomodadas o las que per-
ciben lujosos sueldos dnicamente;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

Sc halla conviviendo con nos
otros la familia del celoso Inspec-
tor de sanidad Local sr. Pereira
Que sea grata su estadia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

pues ellos son los que pueden dis
frutar de los encantos de la vida
conservando la salud y la felicidad
en- lujosas v comodas viviendas, bier
aireadas y alegremente soleadas
iLos pobres nos tenemos que con-
tentar con proclamar la bondad de
las nediciras, aundue los enfermos
perezcan!'
En- Puerto Rico, el costo de Ia
vida es sumamente alarmante Sc
elevan los precios de los articulos
a1n, los de primera necesidad, de
un modo inicuo sin que haya quien
siquiera trate de poner freno ia
les desmanes. Pero en- calnbio los
salaries Sc qlIedan en- Ell mismo nj
vel mas bien Sc rebajan porque
abunda La gente sin Ocupaci6n y 81
llambre cunde hacienda horrorosos
Festragos.
En- Puerto Rico, va no Sc le pide
la TERRA mas que cana de azll-
car. Los pequefios terratenientes
han yendido sus tierras las gran.
des corporacfones, que son las due.
mas del pals, v han pasado SCI
sus peones, Sc han marchado a las
cindades en- pos de otras ambicio-
nes. aumentando la miseria y cream
do Ell espantoso problema de los al
euileres con sus precios ignominio.
sos.
Y va un miserable platano cues
ia siete y nueve centavos y un par
de ajies cuesta un centavo-cuan
ado Sc Observation-Disclosures todc
como 81 aqui Sc pagaran los mejo,
res salaries. Y para colmo de pa.
triotismo y amor la TERRA en-
zquek kltacimos va hace algin tiempc
que Ell comercio americana viene
importando 81 pals, no 10 que po.
demos producer sino, las6mbrense
! ustedes! lechugas, tomates, habi-
/
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

Durante los tiltimos dias ha guar
dado CANA la distinguida matrona
Sra. Librada Hernandez, madre del
inteligente secretario de la corte
municipal de Carolina y hermana
del probo y active empleado de este
Inunicipio el popular Nifo'.
Que laejore cuapto antes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
HUMAcAo DE LUTo


Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Hoy seis tarde ACADIA de efectuar-
SO funerales del distinguido caballe-
70 don Francisco Bux6 Cabrera,
quien fue Alcalde de esta ciudad;
habiendo sido valioso elemento del
Partido Unionista desde epocas pa
sadas. Con Ia irreparable psrdida
de don Tuto y don Paco Humacao Sc
haya hoy de doble luto, por 10 que
ell pueblo en- una nutrida manifesto
ci6n de duelo aCompafi6 hasta su tl-
TINA nlorada los restos 1nortales de
estos prestigiosos puertorriQuefos.
Santiago z. MAUNEz,
coRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
BAsTA DE TOsER

Ia tos causa calenturas, cansancio de
Ia garganta y de los pulmones es causa
de pulmonia de Otras graves enferme-
dades Cuanto mas pronto quitemos Ia
tcs tanto mas pronto nos sentimos alivia
dos pasamos noches mas reposadas.
81 Jarabe Leonardo para La Tos alivia y
calma las gargantas tnlamadas % toscas,
hace emitir las flemas sin molestia o es
fner4o. protege los pulmones, y alicia las
eausas de la enfermedad. Atentos a la
primers tosi Proedrense en- Ia botica una
botelia de Jarabe Leonardo para Ia Tos
lCreosotado.l Exceiente en- casos de tos,
refyiados, inflnenza, cOqueluche, tos fe-
rina. y bronquitis. Gustoso. inicuo se-
guSo. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
PERo A PEsAR

De eontar Ell MUND0 con el
mayor iidmero de lectores su
anuncio puede Que no surta el
efeeto deseado debido 4 Ia mane-
aa en- que Cue redactado, pues el
rnisnno carece de los detalles esen-
ciales, porque no. es ladecuado,
porque no tienen el poder para
lamar la atenei6n al lector. Po-
demos dar a usted nuestra expe-
riencia sin costo adicional algunO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
DE- TRUJILLo ALTO
-. s.

EI nlonisimo Raul, encanto del
6ist3nguido hOgar viera-zayas, ha
sido sometido una operaci6n de
Mastoidites que practice el compe-
tente DR.. Bernabe de la cuaI va
esta en- franca convalescencia. Nos
unimos la algeria de que disfru-
tan sus amorosos padres, que pa
saren por la pena de pensar que tu-
viera fatales resultados. Rail con
su gorro de Fakir tiene la casa re,
vuelta otra vez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
MILES DE PERSONALS
sATIsrECHAS
Mercedes sANTALIz

pueden asegurar nsted 10 Que va
le un anuncio en- la secci6n de anun
clos clasihcados de Ell MUNDo.
81 desea usted vender o comprar
una casa, alquilar una habftaci6n,
utilize Ell MUNDO y quedara us
ted sattsfecho. Solo por I'm dollar q
la semana. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
HuMAcAo EsTA DE DUELo COM
LA MUERTE DE DOS sIGN1FI-
oADoS cABALLERos DE AoUE-
Liza coMUNIDAD

4
Hasta nosotros llega la infausta
nueva del fallecimiento ocurrido en-
Tunacao de dos de los caballeros
mas preStigiosOs y queridos en- aque
la comunidsd, don Francisco Buxd
Cabrera, quien desempefi6 eli cargo
de Alcalde durante varios amos, y
don Tuto Carrasquillo, excelente ca
ballerc que gozaba de grandes afcc-
tos en- la ciudad oriental.
Humacaos la Sultana de oriente,
esta de luto con la irreparable per-
.dida de dos elementos tan listingu;-
dos y vaIiosos, que dejan en- aquella
sociedad uns vacio impossible de lie
mar.
81 entierro de ambos caballeros,
constitIy6 una grandiosa demostra-
cion de duelo.
Ell MUNDo extiende su mas sen
tido p6same a los dendos de los caba
lleros fallecidos.
Aver recibimOs el. sig,liente tsie-
grsma de nuestro corresponsal en-
Humacao:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

ClIpido tiene locos mas de dos
corazonss per este pueblo, una viu-
dita, una maestro rural, un emplea-
do del lnunicipio v hasta un Sr +.
professor estan repitiendo q cada
instante el nombre de las elias que
nerecen mucho por las prendas mo-
rales que le alderman.
Hasta profesoras garduadas estau
siendo victimas del dios de Ia
flecha.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

Ell MUNDO Sc asocia sinceramen
to la pena que embargo a las IA
iniIias Bux6 v Carrasquillo v le
envia su mas sentido pssame.
Evening star., 1925-10-25
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBuIES.

sTEARNs- KNIGHT TOURING. 1923: per
aGd alect SGondition priced right cash or terms
sTuDEBAKER TOURING. 1924: almost
T1n only 6,v bw miles nI es desn
st: Phone Potomac 1742.
sTmiDiEBAKER; STU p 1923; best buy BUY IN t9Wn n:
sunday Mr. Mds@seney s ae 4i1 End I st. a''n NV l'
STUDEBAkER BIG SIX 7-pass. touring; the
Ssa. Sest buy Of its kind in the whole town: only
S5a5, and the terms are mos. reasonable.
Ia3o 14th ct. NV. Pot 1000 -
| STLDEBAKER Special Roadster 1922;
Sl75 G. NJ; C.: 16.passenger, 1928. size; 2
| 800 and $40: 3 touring bodies. SO and up:
AutoGar trucks. one dump. one open eX-
| S76 steel body for or 3 ton truck. S75.
Robert Herson: 323 LIST st. .--------.-
STUDEBAKER KER biz six touring. 1924 model
| rifce: $500; on easiest terms to responsib
party. See Mr.. Graf. 3O1 14th st. NV.
wonds4 TouHN IN Tern rm, like Esr
a063W.
pEBAKERs-Touriugs and roadsters
he Te NAM mnna;d ssVsTal that VII be sacrised Tor
Georgetown.
STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX 1924: Al CON;
vs any sS"e ass 1ar ouch sas
ssTITz splnx I'd BEAEfcAT sfspSpne FsGa sns i
rss San. cos in shage
Garage. rear 111s Vermont ave. NV.
wILLS-ST. CLAIRE ROADSTER - Bought
loon tires: splendid condition: you can save
one half original cost. on easy terms. with
coin salesroonl. j 81 Conn ave Main 26so
| wILLs-sT. CLAIRE ROADSTER. repainted:
bargain: your car III trade. 1727 Conn.
W1LLYS-KNIGHT. 924, touring with bal
.loon tires being newly painted IN Murco
ny sanday to doI
Cal. $3.50. heforo 10 am: Tuesday. ! 10 s.
w.INToN TOURING. in splendid condition :
n It H I' Bna 1SB Ra s11 Tan sst st offer takes
BIVCK AGENCY. located 1918 Conn. ave
o1fsvs to-day les la25 master 6 COUPE. appear;
r%s sG ahg oP car IN trnda aHsi 10 new
AN for T. S. Gaddes, 1915 Conn. Ave.
so aB by ve4R 4gcS96 WsG at sa,
for g,Sd ones at $. 80. Cracked cylinders
Tspaired IN cars al broken metals welded
SEDAN 4-cyIinder: original price So 900:
absolutely in first-clase mechanical condition
line appearance; upholster1ng perfect: Al
tires 80 -Asy guarantee. Cash. So, weekly
Co. Az Mo. ave. NV. Open Sunday
Money loarssd oD autos
BUICK AGENCY. located 1919 Conn. ave
cash as first payment on either new or
used Buick liberal terms for balance.
Ask for T. s. Gaddes. 1918 Conn Ave.
HOUSE CAR. spfcial-built body: new:
mounted ON ton Ford chassis 31S 18th
81. NV.
ESSEX COACH. 1925 four days old: disc
wheels electric Windshield wiper: Will sacri-
flee To quick buyer. Phone SUNDAY. Natba
Cayton. Main Sa. Earle Bldg.
NASH SIX.
Been used ! months: tires good new;
Evening star., 1925-10-25
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
OPEN SUNDAY.
PARKWAY MOTOR co.

By guaranteed used cars we
mean cars that not only have
been reconditioned mechanically,
but improved in every respect
appearance, tires, etc.
These cars are extremely low
priced and terms most lenient
can be arranged.
1924 Ford Coupe.
Perfect mechanical condition: good sp-
pearsnce: a bargain.
$3.50.
1924 Ford Tudor Sedan.
overhauled completely.
$3.50.
1924 Ford Touring.
First-class shape throughout.
S225.
1923 Ford Sedan.
Newly painted. good mechanically.
S325.
1923 Ford touring .S125
1921 Ford sedan. ..... IS
1923 Light delivery, 4 new
tires, starter. 225
Pay Us a Visit.
OPEN SUNDAY.
See Mr.. lie Vey.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO., Inc.
1865 Wisconsin Ave. West l63.
FORDSl FORDS! FORDS!
3 hoad.sers h ..,.,.. 100 sss
. FoFdor sedaus, 25 5sS rs
8 Truck Chassis ..I25 $50
Light Del Closed Body 225
WE SELL GUARANTEED USED CARS
FOR TERMS SEE Mr.. ToRREY.
TRIANGLE MOTOR co.
Authorized Ford Dealers
North Capitol and n. Y. Ave.
PARTS-PARTS
for -ois al makes Of cars Carr bought ) snd snd
AUTO EXCHANGE. 1Tt and D sts. nv.
Evening star., 1925-10-25
PERSONAL.

tCOntinueN.p
ARTHUR GOODWIN. FORMERLY OF LON
don. will hear Of something TO his adv an
s JOHN ssdtora Row.
MARcEL-TRY Our GRADUATE sTU,
$ss i5sr2 ss,s;& ss as
e. sept ass@ sssaFsiT sfa baFehelI BUILDING sl7 i''h
DIR G, F., HoPF. NATURoPATH. DRUG
less physician for acute and chronic cases
specializing in nerYeqs , disorders. 1a43 18TH
fsns 8Itn tsoy siha fo,ared. e Af write ssffiE Nc:
cI.EEDs. 14lt 1lth St nv, :
marcellins. Co Col. 5sea. .oNe' D -.
CHILDREN CARED FOR WHILE Iou Iou
sszH sos 4stJ' s' star {. taf: ofta. Ds nurse
a1a'9SG tsa.hi y expert AN tsach.r Ao ldsS. 2@sf
CADILLAC CAR LEAyISG FOR TAMPA, si,.A
s GAakY k'snAh spikfMas as sYa ia4s t~stH :: a2a
A GRADrATE IN ELEcT'c,Y WILL g, GIVE VI
dueed BY new raethods. Phone Pot, l4a7.
Essas h:sSpa af.S5 sHIsr tSsH II Fs { s.
GENmEMAN LEAVING FOR JACKSON.
vile. Fla about Oct. % or 20. in new
N.sh Ms.t ssdsi ssasn can accommodate " pefs:"s
OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN FRENCH
Room and board with Parisian family. ari5io-
s5ai.s ton.c 44sSssh00FA00d; 4Sssl beautiful home 70.
CLASSES FORMING. PALMER METHoDs,,-
n.M, '' Phone North asst Dr. Ethel 6. Wood:
PERMANENT WAVE, ls CuRLS, s.:
shampoo and marcel ri .25, at La Fayette
Hotel beauty parlor 18th and ] SITS. nv;
good work at reasonable prices. FIR. 5l3i
81,
SWEDISH BODY MASSAGE. TURKISH Oh
cabinet baths tladies only chlr9practle
and electro therapy. North 3o4I-W sun
day week North l0o26.
BEAUTIFUL HANDwORK OF ALL KINDS
wanted. and tor ssle, az wv
DO YOT DANCEY WHY MESS Up YOUR
bone Rent very larse room with fine foor
IN Il "lCse-ln suburban home; plenty parking
space. very reasonable
Lincoln 9264-J. .!t'
PICKLES TIME GREEN ToMATO
chopped ,picfiss and MeHican relish. q per
HAMMERLY. Glen4a!e. Nd.
Evening star., 1925-10-25

REQ Sedan, 1923. ........ $3.50
REQ Touring, 1921 .. $50
REQ Brougham. 1924. 49,. 1,6OO
REQ Touring. 1925. 1890. 1850
Ford Sedan. 1922. 2.. Us
Chevrolet Sedan, 1924. 400
Gardner Touring. 1923. 500
Cleveland Touring. 1921. 225
Essex Coach. 1924. .. $50
REQ Speed Wagon, 1920. 600
REQ Speed Wagon, 1921. 700
Ford Touring, 1o22. 100
Terms-No Finance Charges
THE TREW MOTOR CO,
1909 l4th St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-10-25

A wonderful opportunity to
buy the equivalent of a new car
i'll looks and performance at
price that makes each car a real
investment. Space forbids a de
tailed description OF these car>.
They must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Six truly remarkable
cars that have been used Just
enough to be we'll broken in.
Come in and inspect or phone
for a d e NJ on ION. Act
promptly The demand for used
cars OF this class is greater than
the supply.