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Social and Personal
Mrs. w. H. Thompson
# Minot Honored|
at Several Parties

in compliment to Mrs. w. H,
Thompson Of Minot, the house guest
Of Mrs. Henry Hanson, Mrs. ]. l..
Mullin entertained eight guests Mon
day ut bridge luncheon. The tables
wero decorated with roses and sweet
peas and the same flowers were used
about the rooms.
Bridge was played during the aft
crnoon, hon0rs going TO Mrs. Roy
Indseth. Mrs. T. Thompson and Mrs.
John Loberg Of Wilton were out.of-
town guests.
A bridge breakfast was given this
morning by Mrs. George Ebert and
Mrs. E. r. BeHtt ~ 4 courtesy 10
Mrs. Thompson. Several affairs were
given last week in her honor,
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Ankenmans Hosts
at Dancing Party
on Monday Evening

Misses Anna Mac and Louise An
kenman and William Ankenman en-
tertained last evening ut the Country
club with = dancing party. The rooms
were cleverly- decorated with balloons
and flowers. Serpentine added a car
nival note TO several Of the dances.
Two contest dances were staged, the
prize In one being won by Miss Jane
Byrne and in the other BY Kelly
Simonson. Grant Knowles orche st "a
furnished music for the dancers.
There were about 100 guests includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hartwick Of
Mandan aud George Porter Of Fargo.
At IL o'clock supper was served.
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Alta Hurdelbrink
Honor Guest Monday
Evening at Shower

Mrs. Fred Hanson, 712 Seventh
street, entertained 10 guests, mem
bers Of the Philathea class Of the
Presbyterian church, last evening at
= hAndke rchief shower in honor az
Miss Alta Hufdelbpink who il leay-
ing tonight for Washington, ID. G..
The evening was spent in playing
games.
Tho hostess was assisted in serving
by Miss Attic Grove and Miss Lawns
Peterson.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-31

fiftieth anniversary of the Custer
disaster on the Little Big Horn.
Clusters campaign is carefully de-
scribcd. and there are interesting
and enlightening chapters on the
wholly apocryphal story Of "thc re-
killing Of that great warrior. Crazy
Horse. and Of the almost incredibly
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skillful retreat Of Chief Jossph .of
the Neg Pcrces.

Gross agricultural wealth Of Cam
ada at the end Of 1925 was 81 ,832.-
942.0OO. M increase Of 3Sx4 60. eco
over that Of 1924, according to = bull
lctin Of the Canadian Government
Bureau Of Statistics. ...,.ss.
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ACCEPTS POSITION IN WASHING
TON

Miss Alta Hurdelbrink will leave
tonight for Paramount, N. D., whore
days before leaving for Washington,
t;cn i tha hu srs of 1 FOREIGN and DO.
mestic commerce. Miss Hurdelbrink
has been employed Ut the Quain and
Ramstad clinic here.
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RETURNS TO CASSELTON
Mrs. w. A. Mcvcy. who has been
spending three months in Bismarck
with her husband. left this morning
for her home in Cassclton.
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GUEST OF PARENTS

Paul Maassen Of Portland, Orc. has
arrived in Bismarck for Il short visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maasscn, Sr.
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RETURNS TO ST. PAUL

KEl Rms III ST. PAUL
Miss Florence Walsch, who has
been spending her vacation in the
city with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Walsch, has returned to st. Paul.
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FROM NEW LEIPZIG

Mrs. &. G. Brutcnbuchcn of New
Leipzig has returned to her home
after visiting in Bismarck for a few
days.
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TO ATTEND OLD SOLDIERS
REUNION

A.. r. Coons of Bismarck, veteran
Of the Civil war, will leave here the
latter part Of the week for Des
Moines, Iowa, where he will attend u
reunion of soldiers who served their
country during the war Of 1861 to
1866. 'Mr. Coons was a member of
company H, 13Oth Indiana Volunteers.
He will make the trip to the Iowa
capital by automobile, his SON. law,
Earl Snider, doing the driving.
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HERE FROM SOl,TH pAKOTA

WV
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Dciblc Of Web
stcr. $. D., motorcd to Bismarck, Sat
urday for few days visit with
friends. They will return home TO-
morrow.
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HERE FROM GARRISON

Miss Ines Farrjer Of Garrison has
been visiting friends IN Bismarck fer
several days. u
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HAVE GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Jsscak Of Chicago
ILL.,, will leave the last OF the weeh
for their home after . two weeks
visit in Bismarck with Miss MaTy
Huber. They will 60 BY way Of
Itasks Park.
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VISIT HERE

VISIT HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman Of
Sterling, who has been visiting in
Bismarck for week. have returned
homo.
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RETURNS FROM MONTANA

j. b. Smith arrived home this
morning from Hobson, Mont. where
he has been for the past two weeks
on business interests.
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RETURNS FROM IOWA CITY !,
Miss Gertrude. Evarts hal. arrived
homo from lows City. who're she has
of the University II lows. .
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HERE FROM WASHBURN
Miss Daisy kocpke Of Washburn
was in Bismarck over the weekend.
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RETURN TO GRAND FORKS

Mrs. Oscar Bridston and Mrs. N.
Settler Of Grand Forks, who stopped
in Bismarck for u short visit en-
route to their home after bcing Mt
Leith with relatives, left this MORN
ing for their home.
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RETURNS FROM VACATION

i. Bruce Halliday Of the shoe depart
1icnt of the A. w. Lucas store has
returned from u two weeks vacation
IT Minneapolis and other points in
Minnesota and ut his home in Min0t.
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Treasure Hunt of
Saturday Night in
Honor of Miss Nupen

In compliment to Miss Velma Nu-
pen, who leaves this week for James,
town to make her home, Ronald Nc
Intyrc entertained Saturday evening
with q novel party in the nature Of
q treasure hunt. The hunt began at
the William Moore school where the
guests received instructions that led
them to vacant house back of the
courthouse in Mandan. From there
they were directed to the cannon
on the Capitol hill which gave then,
directions to the home Of Mrs. A.
Jensen on Sixth street.
Here the rooms .Werc prettily dec
Grated with Japanese lanterns and
cherry blossoms. A prcttily appoint
cd luncheon was served.
Furthef instructions were found by
the gucst4 that took them to the Me-
lntyrc home where dancing was en-
joycd until late in the evening. The
yarl was decorated to represent y
desert scene and supper was served
in tents. The yard was lighted with
lanterns. The trea&urc. two boxes of
candy. was found in the house.
There were 16 guests. Those from
out-of-t0wn included Miss Julia An
derson, Norton Davis and Robert
Frazier Of jamestown and Bert
Gaines Of Los Angeles, Calf.
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SHOP HER r

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Skartvedt and
Mrs. S. O.. Skartyodt a. MOTT are
shopping In Bismarck today.
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SHOPPING .HERE

S6OPRtNG 0GkB
Mr.. and H1S. J. w. Wesde and
daughter. Florence, Of Ssl1ridgs Wis
jted friends here Monday.
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FROM NcCLlI0KY =

EMOA @GAsbO0Ax
Miss Carrie Wehl 6f MeClusky has
returned henae after weekend visit
In Bismarck. Il
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4 Charles and Ray Cobel will leave
"Wednesday morning Tor ! fishing
trip ct the Minnesota lakes.
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SHOP IN BISMARCK

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Montgomery ant
Sam Conley Of Christiania township
were shopping in Bismarck Monday
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RETURN TO STERLING .ast
Mrs. Martin Nelson and Mrs. +. &.
Fogarty have returned 70 their homes
in Sterling after. short visit in the
city.
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Holland has q river called Y. In
[ China there is 4 city called u, and in
, Sweden u town called A.
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HERE FROM BRADDOCK
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Baxter Of
Braddock shoppcd in the city Mon
day.
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VISITOR RETURNS HOME
Miss Margaret Schultz of Mime
apolis, who has been visiting friends
here, left this morning for her home
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son Of Minot visited friends here yes
terday.
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ARRIVED FROM EAST

Miss Maudc Angliss and Miss Ida
Iverson arrived in Bismsrck last
night after an extended eastern trip
that included boat trips on the Great
Lakes and the st. Lawrence, and Wis
its to points in Canada, New York
city and other eastern coast cities.
They also Visited the sesquice nten-
nial in Philadelphia.
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no VISIT UNCLJ

10 VISIT ONCLIE
Bernard Elaser Of Minot arrived
hcre Monday for few days' visit
with his uncle, Mr.. CsrriSeD.
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RETURN FROM JUDSON
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bernstein, who
mOtOrcd to Judson for week end
visit, have returned to Bismarck.
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LEAVE FOR KANSAS

Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Crowcll, who
has been visiting here for the past
two weeks at the home Of Mrs.
Crowcll's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o.
Agre. left last night for their homo
ut Arkansas City, Kan. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Crowcll's moth
er, Mrs. Levina Crowcll. wht will
make her home with them.
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is ILL

ID I'D
Dana Shearn 10 confined to his
home by illness, caused from an in
lection in his foot.
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ARRIVED HERE TODAY
Mrs. John Peterson Of Braddock
arrived in the city today for a visit
with friends.
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FROM kILLDEER
Lena L. Hintz of killdccr was tho
guest Of friends here over the week
end.
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RETURNS FROM MINNESOTA
DR.. r. B. Strauss arrived homo this
from . months vacation at
his summer cottage 1t Green Lake.
Spicer, Mimi. He was accompanied
home By his daughter, Cora Marie.
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LINTON PEOPLE HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Becker Of
Linton were In Bismarck Saturday en-
route to Glen Uilin to attend the
funeral Of Mr.. Becker's br0ther-in-
law.
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>RErURNING TO BISMARCK

Mrs. H. A. Wehlitz, who has been
visiting at Steele for several days.
il expected to return home tomorrow.
She will be accompanied BY ]. A.
Prescott. who will b. guest at the
Wehlnx home for time.
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RETURN IRON VISIT

Mrs. Carl Nelson and daughter
Elsie May, and Mrs. Nelson's father
Mr.. Gray. have returned from Fond
du Lac and Duluth where they visit
ed Mr.. Nelson's parents and other
relatives for the past six weeks. Mr.
Nelson met them at Fargo and re-
turned home with them. They made
the trip BY car.
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LEAVES FOR HOME IN ST. CLOUD
Miss Frances Drinkwinc has sone
to her home in st. Cloud, Mimi, aft.
er few days visit IN Bismarck with
her cousin. Mrs. Arvid Backlund and
Miss Katherine Donovan. COT Ninth
street.
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RETURN FROM WEDDING TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Tlharalson have
returned from their wedding trip
to the Black Hills. They were In
Bismarck over the weekend, leaving
Monday for Dunseith where they will
make their home. Mrs. Tharalson
was formerly Miss Rose Moynicr.
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SCHOOL OPENS

The three schools in the Apple
Creek district opened yesterday. Miss
Ruth Saylcr Of Underwood will teach
No. /, Mrs. M. c. Doyle. Bismarck
No. 2, and Miss Nellie Dance Of
Arena. No. 3.
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RETURN FROM EASTERN TRIP
Misses Hazel and Gladys Pearcc
and Mrs. George Mcmahon and son
returned today from months motor
trip in the east. They visited the
great lakes, New York city, Philade1-
phia, Boston, Washington. %. c., and
other points Of interest.
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RETURNS FROM FLASHER
Miss Iris Kafer has returned from
Flasher. where she has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Matt Msgnus. She
was accompanied home By Miss Esth-
or Nelson, who is her guest.
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Miss Olga Steen was guest Of hon
or, at q theatre party given last even.
ing at the Eltingc by Miss Murisl
Hart. Miss Stecn. who was formerly
employed at the Bank Of North Da-
kota, will leave in the near future
for Minneapolis where she will study
music 1t the McPhail School OF Music.
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spending three months in Bismarck
with her husband, left this morning
for her home in Cassclton.
RETURNS FROM MONTANA
J. b. Smith arrived home this
morning from Hobson, Mont. where
he has been for the past two weeks
on business interests.
GUEST OF PARENTS
Paul Maassen Of Portland, Ore. has
arrived in Bismarck for short visi,
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maasscn, Sr.
FROM NEW LEIPZIG
Mrs. &. G. Brutcnbuchcn Of New
Leipzig has returned to her home
after visiting in Bismarck for a few
days.
SHOP IN BISMARCK
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Montgomery and
Sam Conlcy Of Christiania township
were shopping in Bismarck Monday
VISITOR RETURNS HOME
Miss Margaret Schultz of Mime
apolis, who has been visiting friends
here, left this morning for her home
RETURN FROM JUDSON
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bernstein, who
mOtOrcd to Judson for weekend
visit, have returned to Bismarck.
Is ILL
Dana Shearn 10 confined to his
home by illness. caused from AN in
lection in his foot.
ARRIVED HERE TODAY
Mrs. John Peterson Of Braddock
arrived in the city today for visit
with friends.
FROM kILLDEER
Lena L. Hintz of Kilidccr was tho
guest Of friends here over the week
end.
HERE FROM BRADDOCK
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Baxter Of
Rraddock shoppcd in the city Mon
day.
HERE FROM WASHBURN
Miss Daisy kocpke Of Washburn
was in Bismarck over the weekend.
Holland has q river called Y. In
I China there is 4 city called u, and in
Sweden u town called A.
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night after an extended eastern trip
that included boat trips on the Great
Lakes and the st. Lawrence, and Wis
its to points in Canada, New York
city and other eastern coast cities.
They also Visited the sesquice nten-
nial in Philadelphia.
RETURN FROM VISIT
Mrs. Carl Nelson and daughter,
Elsie May. and Mrs. Nelson's father,
Mr.. Gray, have returned from Fond
du Lac and Duluth where they visit
ed Mr.. Nelson's parents and other
relatives for the past six weeks. Mr..
Nelson met them at Fargo and re-
turned home with them. They made
the trip By car.
RETURN FROM. EASTERN TRIP
Misses Hazel and Gladys Pearce
and Mrs. George Mcmahon and son
returned today from months motor
trip in the east They visited the
great lakes, New York city. Philade1-
phia, Boston, Washington. %. C., and
other points Of interest.
LEAVES FOR HOME IN ST. CLOUD
Miss Frances Drinkwinc has eonc
to her homo in st. Cloud, Minn., aft
er . few days visit IN Bismarck with
her cousin, Mrs. Arvid Backlund and
Miss Katherine Donovan coo Ninth
street.
RETURNS FROM MINNESOTA
DR.. r. b. Strauss arrived homo this
morning from . months vacation at
his summer cottage 1t Green Lake.
Spicer. Mimi. He was accompanied
home BY his daughter. Cora Marie.
LINTON PEOPLE HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Becker Of
Linton were In Bismarck Saturday en-
funeral Of Mr.. Becker's brother-in-
law. s."
RETURN TO STERLING ass
Mrs. Martin Nelson and Mrs. +. G..
rogsrty have returned 70 their homes
in Sterling after short visit in the
city.
VISIT HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman Of
Sterling, who has been visiting in
Bismarck for week, have returned
homo.
TO VISIT IN WISHEK
Miss Mildred Lindell Of Washburn
visited friends In Bismarck yester.
day. She was On route to. Wishek
who're she will, spend > few days.
RETURNS FROM IOWA CITY !,
Miss Gertrude, Evarts hss arrived
homo from iowa City. whore she has
been aktsnding the summer session
q the Univsrsity ri Iowa.
GOES TO SOUTH DAKOTA !.
Miss Lena Schmidt Of TIT local
telephone exchange leaves today Tor
4 two weeks vacation q various
points In South Dakota.
70 VISIT UNCLE
bernard Glaser Of Nihot arrived
hcre Monday for few days visit
with his uncle, Mr.. GarriSep:
SHOPPING HERE
Mr.. and nSs. J. w. Wesdc and
dauahtcr. Florence, Of Selfridgs Wis
tied friends here Monday.
HERE FROM GARRISON
i Niss Ines Farrjer Of Garrison has
been Visiting friends IN Bisnarck fer
several days.
FROM NcCLuSKY
Miss Carrie Wshl 6f MeClusky has
returned home after weekend visit
In Bismarck.
Hrir- On, sUsusnas
x. 3 Aaherson has ,retnsned - his
home at Baldwin after busaness
visit hsre.
HERE FRoN -FLAGHER
Mrs. no. 0sbusH ef ylashsr VA
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WARDMAN
USED CAR DEPT.

WILLS ST CLAIRE 1928
SEDANA very high-grade car
that ORIG inailys cost 81, SOC. It has
been thoroughly reconditioned
recently 4 brand-new tires;
high-class paint Job; motor
blocks rebored, and all moving
parts. such As pistons, pins, rings
and timing gears, replaced with
new parts. Any one interested
IN 4 car Of this type can avail
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ically about 7S36 81 unused
tire mileage upholstery in very
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CHANDLER
LATE 1924

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PAIGE
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MAXWELL
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs.
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rN0R OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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10-rm. rooming house. near 9th on b ct.
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DODEE

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dandy body ard cab: suitable for service
truck si55. Owens. 3700 Ca. ave,
CHEYROLET TRUCK, 1-tOn capacity, run
less than 1000 miles: dandy body ana cab:
&256. Owens. 300 ca. ave.
FORD oNE-T0N. with steel dump body.
Cnex,soles: m any boy ass,SSed Rsse
and carry our guarantee: no finance charge
and terms that viii surprise. Williams No
tor Co.. 81 New York ave. nv.
REPUBLlCs ~ -ton. With cab: rebuit and
guafanteed. This 10 = REAL BUY
IerEre--No Etnence EhsrEs, 4
as A III 81. Nv.
Il Open EVENINGS. Eranklin 11IQ.
PACKARD. q ton, n unusually nne cor.
ditIon. .ready fol- hard work. Price ftsnts
AID $ 9 v;hole dock Of bargains IN all
st1ss IiNs.TrrRNATioNAI MOTOR TRUCK
AGENCY. INC.
as let ST. NV. Franklin mo.
3 T0RDs. 1gTON AND LIGHT DELIVERY
ready 20 nun -..-,-
THESE WILL BIZ SOLD AT ONCE.
rNrERNXfRYY6NARa MsposrooR TRUCK
AGENCY. INC.
Open Evening". -.
80 lek ~. ~. W. y Eanknn - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07
CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
REAL VALUES
IN
USED CARS.

1926 Essex Coach .$525
1928 Essex - Coach. SIS
1924 Ford Coupe $50
1924 Ford Tudor .... 275
1928 WHY'S Knight Sedan $50
1924 Buick Master s6' Rd. 700
1924 Maxwell Sport Tour
ing ~. SIS
1922 Maxwell Touring $50
1928 Chevrolet Sedan as
1925 Chevrolet Coupe $50
1924 Chrysler Touring $50
1928 Durant -" Sedan SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07

Novelties, notiona fancy work. living
quarters, gear garage: disagreeing partners
want TO sell; will sacrifice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07
BUICK
1925

Latest model touring. 4
brand-new Goodyear balloon
tires, Duco finish, permanent
top Winter Enclosure goes
with caryours at q reduced
price, $3.50 cash, Of trade and
balance as you ride.