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ssMichael O'Halloran."

michael O'Halloran' is dead.
Few knew him by his full name, but
like that lovable character created by
Gene Stratton Porter, as mickey
he was known to everyone.
Mickey was only dog-just
q dog, with no aristocratic pedigree
but an aristocrat in his own right,
with the inherited instincts of a
gentleman, and the lovable qualities
of his namesake. He was friendly
dog, with long visiting list; he was
a peaceable dog, never looking Tor
trouble, lodging it if he could, but
ready for it if it was forced upon
him.
For the past few months he had
been a member of The American
force, joining it at the same time as
his master, Chandler Richmond.
s'Mickey" was not a clock-watcher or
a Soldier" he knew no hours and
no holidays. Often he would sho"
I'D at the office on Sunday, or long
after hours at night.
But last Sunday, Mickey found
and ate some rancid or poisoned
meat that proved his undoing. A
veterinarian worked over him near
w three hours, but it was no use.
"Micky'' died game. His eyes fol-
lowed the veterinarian about, know
ing we'll that he was trying to save
him. and he wagged his tail bravery
when spoken to, to the very END
Then he passed on to the place re-
served for all good dogs, and where
nedigrees are not required.
"Mickey" will be missed. Many
men have died less mourned IMAM
he.
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Hall Quarry.

Mrs. William Young is with her
daughter. Mrs. Howe Smith, who IS
i'll of grip, at Salisbury Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mollison nave
been entertaining since Tuesday MI
Mollison's two brothers and
nephew from Scotland. Sunday the
three Mollisons went to Swans Is
land to seek employment as paving
cutters.
Thomas Harkins of Swans Island
spent the weekend with his family
here.
Arthur Varnum, who is employed
at Swans Island, spent the weekend
with his parents.
BENJAMIN Ahern left Saturday
for Freeport, to bring his new car
home. He rode from Concord, N.
H., as far as there, in March.
Alonzo Hodgdon is in poor health
April 26. betty.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1926.

Ellsworth is to have chamber of
commerce. The enthusiasm mani
tested at the meeting Monday eve
ming, as reported on page 4 of this
issue, starts the organization off I'M
der more promising auspices than
any recent effort of a similar nature.
The business men and women of
Ellsworth seem alive to the necessity
of getting together for the common
good of the community One of the
greatest works the new organization
can accomplish will be to cultivate a
spirit of cooperation among the
business men of Ellsworth. A pro-
posed feature of the new organiZa-
ton which promises much in this
direction is the holding of luncheon
meetings in Ellsworth and in neigh
boring towns. These meetings would
be largely social, but business meet
ings also, and the rubbing of elbows
about the tables holds great pos
sibilities for the future of Ellsworth.
With the disappearance of the
snow, attention is again called to the
obnoxious and slovenly practices of
some people in dumping rubbish be-
side the highways. Go in almost
any direction from Ellsworth TODAY
and, barely outside the residence
section, you will find here and there
where load of tin cans and rubbish
has been dumped Occasionally
such an offense to decency is com
mltted right in the residence dis
trlct- Some of the offenders are in
d1v1duals who haul off their rubbish
in their own cars or trucks: others
are irresponsible truckmen, who
dump their load in the first available
spot. We do not wish to be under
stood, in this last statement, as re-
ferrlng to our regular truckmen.
These men, known to all household
ers, are thoroughly responsible.
Given load of rubbish to haul off,
they take it to the city dump, or to
some lot where the owner has given
permission to dump for filling.
When you hire a truckman to haul
off your rubbish, get one of these
men; it is not f1attering to you to
have your name advertised on an I'M
slightly heap of old boxes and cans
dumped in the face and eyes of
everyone.
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SPECIAL PROGRAM.
DirigO VIII Offer Three Big Features
Next Week.


During the week ending May 8, the
management OF the Dirigo theatre Will
give it's patrons a special program
All three pictures are high priced
special productions
On Monday and Tuesday, May ana
A. Rudolph Valentino and Nita Naldl
in COBRA" These two stars, are, OF
course in class by themselves.
on Wednesday and Thursday, May
S and 6, sgd Chaplin in Harold Mac,
Graths story, "The Man on the BOX.
Svd Chaplin is the man who drew such
large crowds in "Charley's Aunt ana
"The Man on the Box is equally good.
On Friday and Saturday, May and
8. Joseph Conrads adventure story,
"The silver Treasure" with George
O,Prien and Lou Tellegen, ends the
week. Patrons who desire action and
thrills will surely be pleased with this
great adventure story.
In addition to the above features;
49, ,,cuo1 comedies and serial ana
news will be shown.-Advt.
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Surry Road.

The Farm Bureau women will have
a meeting on posture and Footwear"
May 6, at Rural hall. The meeting
will commence at 10 o'clock. Dinner
will be served at noon. This meeting
is open to all persons in the COM
munity.
April 26. .
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The Farm Bureau women VIII ihse.
at the town hall Tuesday, May 4, ioi
an all-day session, beginning at ~ a.
m Mrs. Stella Stratton, Mrs. Lillian
Youne and Miss Childs will be IN
charge. The meeting will be open 10
all women in the community
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WANTED

A good wood-chopper at once, to
chop 100 cords of wood on my lot at
Washington Junction.
e. w. WOOSTER.
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FOR SALE

so Standard Up-to-date Bee ee HiVe9 never YER
been JUS, used all snta pa Of foundation in all
a ana ie supers frames and sections ike
wise at bargain.
r w. WOOSTER.
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The April term of the supreme
judicial court for Hancock county
tice Guy H. Sturgis presiding. At the
opening of court, prayer was offered
by Rev Charles G. GIrelius of the
Ellsworth Unitarian church.
ATTORNEYS PRESENT.
The. attorneys present at the open
Sowle, Henry NJ. Hall, George b.
Stuart, f. l.. Mason, L. F. Giles, Daniel
f. Hurley, Harry l.. Crabtree, r. E.
Mason, w. e. Whiting, E. J. Walsh,
pert; Charles II. Wood, b f. Clark,
ners. David O. Rodick, Norman shaw,
Serenus B. Rodick, Bar Harbor; For
rest b. Snow, Bluehill; Jerome H.
Knowles, Northeast Harbor; George r.
Fuller, Southwest Harbor; Arthur w.
Patterson, Castine; George r. Had
lock. Cranberry Isles: Percy r. Clarke
Stonington; William b. Blaisdell, Sui
livan.
GRAND JURY
The roll of the grand jury as en-
panelled at the October term was
| called, all being present as follows:
Charles F. Shea, foreman, Bar Harbor
Charles H. Number, clerk. .... Orland
Peter II. Benson Southwest Harbor
Frank E. Blaisdel Franklin
John IT. Brown ............ Ellsworth
Elton Bunker ............ Mt. Desert
Henry NJ. Dorgan .......... Ellsworth
Sidney E. Doyle ............ Sullivan
Charles r. Gray ......... Brooksville
Harry c. Greenlaw ........ Deer Isle
Alton w. Horton ........... Bluehill
Harvey Leach ............ Penobscot
Wayman c. Liscomb ...... Bar Harbor
Leslie Mitchell ........ Brooklin
Percy f. Moore ............ Bucksport
Roderick Peasley .......... Sedgwick
Chas w. Richardson, jr 80. Castine
Watson K. Springer ........ Hancock
Edward M. Stevens ...... Gouldsboro
Malcolm Williams ........ Stonington
Harry H. Wood ...... Surry
ASSIGNED CASES.
The remainder of the forenoon was
occupied by the calling of the docket
and assignment of cases. Very few
cases were specially assigned for trial
and indications are that the term will
be unusually short.
Hearing of one naturalization case,
divorces and other matters occupied
yesterday afternoon and this fore
noon. The trial of cases will begin
this afternoon.
The traverse Jurors, summoned to
appear in court this afternoon, are as
follows:
Dallas G. ,Ashe .......... Gouldsboro
V. b. Black .............. Brooksville
Charles w. Brown Mount Desert
Myron r. Carlisle ........ Ellsworth
Joseph r. COlSOn ....... Franklin
Charles NJ. Coulter ............ Surry
John w. Cousins .......... SedgWlck
Eugene P. Curtis ........ Bucksport
Wilbert C. Durham ..... MarlaVllle
Ernest Gordon . Sullivan
Weston ]. Colt ........... Brook1h
II w Grant .... Hancock
Colbv C,rav .. Castine
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HANCOCK S. J. COURT
April Term, 1926.

THE COURT.
Presiding Justice-Guy Fl. Sturgis,
Portland.
Clerk-T. F. Mahoney, Ellsworth.
County Attorney-W. 3. Blaisdell,
North Sullivan.
Sheriff.. H. Macomber, Ellsworth.
Crier-George w. Brewster, Dedham
Deputies-Irving r. Saunders, Or
land; Fred J. Perkins, Brooksville.
Stenographer-Wm. II. Conforth,
Portland.
Messenger-James NJ. Carney, Els
worth.
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LOST.
FOR SALE.

CARPENTERS TOOLS, 2A H. P.
motor-boat engine, with shaft and
propeller, one lathe for either wood
or iron; one whip saw; one jig
saw; woodworking bench and wise;
also many other second mana
articles that may be seen afternoons
at rs Birch Ave. Telephone. 26S.
Owen H. Treworgy.
DELIVERY WAGON; LARGE BODY,
Timken roller bearings in wheels;
good tires. Price, $40. Herbert S.
Young, Hancock Point, Me.
ONE-HALF TON FORD TRUCK, 5 u
feet canopy top; also store counter.
Mrs ]. H. Bresnahan, Willow st.
THE TRUE ESTATE ON STATE ST
Address Mrs. Annie Springer, 145
State ST., Ellsworth.
GOOD HORSE, $3.50. SOUND, KIND,
weight 1860. Age years. Walter j.
JOY, Ellsworth.
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LRNlIURE-Contents Groom house: In
tiIues pdrlOr. dining room. bedroom furni
tvGrc. baby carriage, cribs, sewing machine.
tictro!a and piano. 1923 14th st. NV
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Ask for Mr.. Rodgers.
RE AL RINS

Open Evenings and Sundays.
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DODGE BUSINESS SEDAN.
LATE 1924

Late model: new tires car
IN excellent running condition
and looks like new throughout +;
combination stop and park light
and windshield wiper. Cash
payment OF 1888 and $40 a
month for 10 months includes
interest, fire and theft insur-
ance.
This is Car No. T.
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TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Adams
1891. UndeIwoods. L. c. Smiths ROYALS
So % mo-. 3 mos in adv. SIS 20: 9 mos. Slb
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CHEVROLET TOURING,
LATE 1928 MODEL.
FORD COUPE
{ E\ROLET SEDAN. 1924

CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1924.
Finish and upholstery like a
new car, and is in hrst-class me
chanical condition. Has 5 new
balloon cord tires, bar cap mo-
tometer, parking light, front
bumper, rear view mirror, wind
shield wiper, sun visor. lock
wheel and dome light. Can be
bought for S1Sl cash and $50 a
month for 10 months. which in
cludes interest. fire and theft in
Surance.
THIS Is CAR NO. 81
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THIS Is CAR NO. 10
PAIGE 7-PASSENGER
SEDAN.

This car looks and runs like
new and is in wonderful condi-
ton throughout; has natural
wood wheels, balloon tires, and
is finished in beautiful maroon.
\ cash payment OF S445 and S65
a month for 10 months includes
interest, fire and theft insurance.
This is Car No. I.
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JEW EFT SPECIAL.
TOURING

.)ewett special touring. 1924 :;
new paint; engine runs like it
just came from the factory; FIVE
new tires; upholstery in fine
shape; trunk and trunk rack ::
combination stop and tail light;
spring bumpers front and rear; ;
motormeter. Cowl lights, auto
matte windshield wiper. rear
view mirror, sun visor: car fin
lshcd in lotus blue. Cash pay
ment of S3OS and $40 for 10
includes interest. fire
and theft insurance.
This is Car No. ?.
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LIBERAL TERMS.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC.
1915 18th St. Main $500.
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FOR HIRE-AUTOMORHES
AUTO ACCESSORIES REPAIRS

IWO-TON TRUCK with driver: odd Jobs o
contract. Address Box 2f0-M. star office.
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CAR IN EXCELLENT MECHANICAL
UL,o,THDITION THROUGHOUT, AND WE
~ III IIp rREPAINT n Any COLOR YOU
MENT: BUMPERS FRONT AND REAR
; lDE SHlELDS. COWL LIGHTS, COMB
TA I4I STOP AND PARK LIGHT. REAR
lew MIRROR. WINDSHIELD WIPER,
ALL GOOD TIRES AND DISC WHEELS.
- ~ CASH AND S2S A MONTH FOR 10
MONTHS INCLUDES INTEREST, FIRE
AND THEFT INSURANCE.
THIS Is CAR NO. IA
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IRNlICRE-CredIt-ca Special Discount
81 81 casn. save money. Buy at Hopwood's
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Remember, every car is guar
Hnteed, and we know our prices
are lowest in the city,
THE AUTO MART,
"Tompkins' Garage,
18th and Kalorama Rd. NV.
Adams 1881.
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JEWETT BROUGHAN,
I.ATE 1924

LOOKS AND RUNS LIKE NEW: CAR
n EXoEPTIQNALLY FINE CONDITION:
HAS FRONT BUMPER. REAR-VIEW MIR
ROR. DISC WHEELS AND FIVE BALLOON
TIRES I,n S;s33 CASH AND $40 A MONTH
FIRE AND THEFT INSURANCE.
THIS Is CAR NO. 10
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MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
o2o NEW YORK AVE.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

is often given to responsible purchasers OF
business places through our office.
Poolroom. cigars. conf. etc: stock and
fixtures cost over 81 600 net: 500 to $40
"
Conf. and del. clearing about $50 wkly
busy corner. facing ) streets. near large
school: reasonable rent. with nice living
rooms: 5-ycar lease: price reasonable: VIII
help finance.
Neat wholesale candy proposition: we'll es-
tablished: no experience necessary: price
81 500: terms.
Grocery doing $500 wkly.: low rent: good
lease; closes q pm; no Sunday work: price
reasonable; liberal terms.
Dyeing cleaning and tailoring shop: rea-
sonahle rent: receipts about SO wltly. price
only 500. a bargain.
Restaurant. doing $500 wkly: downtown
reasonable rent; price. $1,000: terms.
Mems furnishings; 500 wllly guaranteed
: rms; and bath. heat furnished: reasonable
Conf, cigars. beautiful store: low rent
good receipts: low price; terms.
Shoe store and mems furnishings. nearby;
good bargain at only $4,000.
Cafeteria. near Govt. depts.. doing $500
wkly.. price reasonable; terms.
Auto repair shop; liberal profits: low
rent: busy section: price. S1.S00: terms.
Notion store: about $500 wkly.; 45 Der
cent profit: we'll established: price reason
able.
Del. and grocery: rent only S25; stock
$500: good profits: price only S600s terms
Gasoline filling station. $500 to $500
accessory stock. $500; price. $4,000;
terms: experience unnecessary; will help
finance.
Tea house. doing a good business: short
hours; good lease; excellent equipment and
location: reasonable price: terms.
Shoe shine parlor: price. $500.
Barber shops: well located: easy terms
Several good lunchrooms; cheap
Rooming houses in all good sections NAV
be purchased for little, bal. mo.
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TYPEWRITERS-Rebu all makes Roy
ais S15 up: Underwood. $50; Remington
$50: Remington Monarch. $50. Universal
Typewriter Exchange, Sl3 II st. NV. Main
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size -. made to order. Call North
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

ANDfR0NS. FIRE SETS. etc, greatly re-
duoed; large stock to select from: % per
Elicit. 1106 9th ct. NJ. 1871.
ANTIQUE CHAIR. S25: colonial secretary.
desk and chair. SO. 2S14 27th ST. NV.
ANTIQUES and modern furniture-M ahog-
any sideboard dining chairs, and table, EN-
pre- desk. odd chairs. stools. mirrors, pic
lures. curtains. luncheon cloth, down quilt.
Empire bed, modern mahogany bed. dresser,
antique plates and much else. Apartment
3O2. 1851 S st. NV Call Sunday, 10 80
am. 10 pm: other days after $40.
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY SECRETARY-Win
sacrifice; small. tables and Nursery refrigera-
tor; Call Sunday. 213S California ST.. Apt.
los.
BABY CARRIAGE. whitney, excellent con-
Apt. i. Sonaoie 100 oiunO'a r""o
BABY CARRIAGE = Heywood- Wakefeld
q bargain. Isl North Carolina ave. sc.
barry CARRIAGE-Sidway, reversible: reed :.
excsusnt ooadlIaaS ohsADs Pet 6O9S,js
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is often given to responsible purchasers OF
business places through our Office.
Poolroom. cigars. conf. etc: stock and
fixtures cost over 81 900 net: 500 to $40
w5ly.: price only $500. Snap this up quick
II
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PAIGE ZPASS. DE ICNE
TOTRJNC 1924

o,G CAR IS n Al CoNDITIoN. THROUGH
ET WITH THE FFRRd6kN9PwI fND EYE RslR
B BAR lo. MoToMETER. Sun VISOR. At,
VIEW MRRoR TWPE lop REA A
TAIL TAIL LIGHTr ORIGINAL FINISH AND
EYE coop TIRES; CASH PAYMENT OF
GLIDES INTEREST. FIRE AND THEFT
THIS IS CAR No. 1a'
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FOR SALE-AUTO TRICKS.

FORD LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCK; panel
Wy eood condition. Stohlmans. 1904
A ;'nhber Ar twoton,, 1922 model with new
gondllloh. LIS North Capitol st.
GRAHAM DODGE y TON TRUCK. with
closed CAB and stake body: chassis and mo-
,wo IN excellent condition.: good tires. with
i roRi delivery. closed BODY; chassis A
R{nt9Hn ntihTs oid: two hundred terms. Lincoln
FORD DELIVERY. panel body. starter and
i lev Motor Go riR a9ioS $50 total price Hand
!323 Open evenings and Sundays
i fohD DELIVERY - Good tires and runs
sood: closed body; suitable for plumber
Jay S'tfGt It'll, 800. 1929 st. NV. Sun
toRD MI l-ToN TRUCK. in good running or
us,r: Inc kober Co. 9th and SITS. NV. 20.
FORD TRUCKS and light deliveries choice
Ia,S sererai good running trucks and light
parkway Motor CO. 1865 Wisconsin ave
Open Sundays.
FORD TON TRUCK. 1925; Martin Parry
at''i Jump body, Ford cab, excellent shape.
Eoon tlres. motor AL; $50 down. S17.25
month Strobel Motor Co, Ford Dealers.
Ito irving 1T. NV. Col. 1905. Open Sun
d;tN . to ,.
totD TON TRUCK. motor put in excellent
,nape; open express body; price forces you
MONTH n1N for SVgr on So d9wn and N S9eS
Ft99npd Dealers. 1925 Irving st. NV. Col.
42ue. Omen Sunday. to 3.
FORD TRUCK CHASSIS. heavy duty Rpxt.l
n rem eng; Just like new will sell as is or
anee In II months. Finance Company. 4e2
Pa. ave. NV.
DODGE TRUCK BODY. $40. Call Main 4757..
COMPLETE assortment of
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~ RNITCRE - Kitchen cabinet kitchen
chairs. round dining room table, Singer sew
ing machine dayenport writing desk, library
table. rockers. Morris chair double beds
single beds. 9, bed- gas plates, drcssers.
sh fonier. gas heater. small table, desk
~ IND st. n. ".
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bedS dressers, library tables. dining and
hltchen tables. chairs. oVerstuffed parlur
salte, davenport table. etc 1892 b ST Sc
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1928 OAKLAND SPORT
TOURING

THIS Is CAR NO. "a.
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= M IURE-Mahogany dining room table
: chairs, serving table: good condition; $50
TEA WAGON, Sl2. Phone Clarendon 424-J-1
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DEMONSTRATORS MUST
BE SOLD. ARE THEREFORE
PRICED ACCORDINGLY.
DICK MURPHY, INC.
1885 18th st. NV.
HOUGH MOTOR CO..
STUTZ Distributors.
1923 Conn. Ave.
1924 Marmon 7-Pass. Sedan.
1924 Buick Master Six Sedan.
1924 Nelie 5-Pass. Sedan.
1923 Durant 5-Pass. Sedan.
1923 II. c. S. Roadster.
1925 Ford Coupe.
1922 Studebakcr Blk Six Tour.
VERY SPECIAL PRICES
FOR QUICK SALE.
Main 77O7.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBJLES.

FOR SALE-AUTOMOBnES.
ARISTOCRATS
OF THE USED CAR WORLD
GOODWILL CARS
FROM
HILL & TIBBITTS
1 PRIcE Rus SEb BE pE skF5SEatkpS e.
"a touring; lock wheel. park
ing light, speedometer; 500.
"a touring; balloon tires, lock
wheel, parking light; S225.
"a coupe; balloon tires; $50.
Sedan; looks and runs like a
new car; S425.
Sedan; balloon tires. lock
wheel, parking light; S425.
AN UNLIMITED CHOICE OF GOOD,
FIND THE CAR You WANT AND THE
PRICE WILL PLEASE YOU.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO
SAVE SUBSTANTIALLY ON THE FOLLOW
ING:
Stearns-Knight sport touring;
Marmon touring.
Studebaker coupe; Winton
touring; Oldsmobile touring.
PRICES RIGHT-TERMS
TO SUIT.
HILL & TIBBITTS.
5O1 14th st. NV.
SERVICE DEPT. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
MAIN g11O
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PACKARD

PACKARD
USED CAR SALES
Prove by their consistency the
goodness OF our cars-the fair
ness of our terms-thc absolute
satisfaction OF our customers.
\ GOOD USED PACKARD
j. less costly than many new
cars-and lasts longer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
zau7 kALORAMA LID. JUST OEE 1bth ST.
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FOR SALE-MSCELLANEOUS.

BABY GRAND PIANO. for small apartment:
must sacrifice. Phone n. 1925 for ap-
pointment. "a.
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OUR FIRST YEAR SELLING
used cars has been most gratify-
ing, due to the fact that our Gus
toners were pleased and satisfied
with their purchases.
Below is list OF cars for this
week which shows the type OF
cars we sell.
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THIS SHOULD INTEREST
YOU.

II is humanity impossible for manufactur-
to grind out thousands of automobiles
per day and produce all cars perfectly Some
seriously defective: hence. Saunders Sys-
TEN rigidly inspects and tests each car pur-
chased and rejects defective ones. Even cars
accepted are found insufciently fabricated
and needing tightening. adjusting. etc, in adj
dition to the usual breaking in of motors
Thereafter and throughout their service in
Saunders System all cars undergo thorough
mechanical inspection every ten days and
mechanics are kept busy hourly doing ali
those numerous things which our ten years
uplSrep experience has taught to be necessary
to maintain firs:-class mechanical condition
Our success in Drive 1t Yourself business de-
bends upon this prevention OF trouble pro-
gram.
Fortls and Hups on hand now. not worn out
cars not de fectivc cars. but proven cars. and
YOU can arrange To use them privately for a
few hours or few days. which will provide
ample opportunity for the car to sell it.
self.
SAUNDERS SYSTEM,
1906 D St. NV. FIR. 4O52.
1923 Irving st. NV. Col. 1920.
02S Penna AYE. Sc. Lin. AL
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SEWING MACHINE. Singer portable electro.
So. 30. ,.}S n 18th 81. Phone Lincoln
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
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AN
UNUSUAL
ANNOUNCEMENT.
A USED CAR
SHOW IN OUR
NEW CAR SHOWROOM,
zoos 18th s.. NV.
80
USED CARS.
WE ARE GOING TO
SELL THEM.
WE HAVE PRICED THEM
SO YOU WILL
BUY THEM.
THIS IS A
CLEARANCE SALE
THAT YOU WILL
PROFIT BY.
A good selection of the fol-
lowing we'll known makes in
open and closed models:
FoRDs.
DODGFS
BUCKS.
FILMS
DIrRANTS
STI-pEBAKER
CHEVROLETS
COLI NBIA.
WILLYs KNIGHT.
PAlGES.
DAVIS
MAEWELLS
OLDSMOBILES.
We are making room Tor the
new model Flints that will be
shown at the above address
beginning Monday evening,
january 25.
Ask for Mr.. Rodgers.
FLINT.
zoos l4th. 18th and \ sts.
Potomac 1913.
Open Evenings and Sundays.