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Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
CANTALOUPE
MARKET

Imperial Valley cantaloupes CON
tinued TO find a ready market az
rood prices il New York today, I'm
pcrial Salmon tint iumbos selling
at 1850 for 3Gs and 4Js; pony
4Is and 54s, 3j.25-50 and standard
Hats, $..75-3. Temperature was 81
degrees. Nine ears of California ar
liyed, Sopplies were reported linz
itcd, demand moderate and market
firm. according to the daily bulle-
I IN issued By the L. S. Market News
service. \. T. Prugh, local represen'
ta,ivc.
Chicago reported temperatures 81
degrees. six California, one Mexico
:rc.ght and two California express
arrived. Ten ears ON track, sup
plies moderate, demand and trading
slow, market about steady. lmpe-
rial wrapped jumbo 36s and 4js ST.
& 80, standard 36s and As, $5.25 80,
pony 45s and J4s $4.2J so; jumbo
flats l2s nni l5s ;2.25: standard
flats tl75-2. Mexican jGmbo l2s,
honey dews, So.
Los Angeles reported temperature
$ degrees, cloudy Nine cars ar
rived eight on track broken, two un-
broken. Imperial salmon tints,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
JURY FAILS TO
REACH VERDICT
IN SMITH CASE

Twenty four and one half hours
OF deliberations failed to bring q
verdict IN the case Of Walter d
Smith. former treasurer Of the city
Of Imperial charged with embezzle
ment. and Mt 5:l5 clock yesterday
afternoon Judge y. e. Finney dis
missed the jury. 1t was intimated
at that time that the jury stood 8
to t for conviction.
The ease opened in superior court,
department two. on Wednesday of
last week and Thursday night was
carried over until Monday. The
case was presented to the jury We'd
ncsdav night after three more days
Of presentation OF evidence.
The prosecution sought to bring
out that Smith had appropriated
funds from a bond account to his
own use while the defense held tha:
the monies Smith had taken were
commissions on the collection OF
monies on the bonds for an outside
firm
1t was intimated by the district
attorney : office that re.triai
viii be held but no date has been
set as yet District Attorney Heald
was in charge Of the prosecution
while Edgar B. Hervey appeared
for the defense.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
REPORT FROM
MEXICO CITY
CLEARS DISTRICT

Information from Mexb.o Cits
through the leading newspaper.
Excelsior there, states that the
Compania de TerreRos v Aguas d.
la Baja California, the corporation
through which Imperial Irrigation
District operates It's levees AMI
canal i'll Mexico. is absolved bv the
federal treasury department Of
Mexico from any cunnivanee in
eNading the customs rulings.
1t was charged recently that OF.
tici"ls Of the Mexican company Of
the district had passed quantity
of steel rails and material into Mex.
leo without payment Of duty, which
It was alleged amounted to II ,US9
pesos. F. f. Higley, superintend-
ent Of the district river division,
was held responsible bv the Mexican
government and the district had -
give a $4,000 peso boud pending
an appeal of the ease.
\ similar charge was made re
Gently against the Inter California
railroad by lie Mexican govern.
ment, but according to railroad Of,
ficials i'll MeXicali today those
charges have been found in error
also. In the case of the Inter Cad
iforna railroad a confirmation of
the news carried in Excelsior y
has been secured from Mexico CITY
1t is expected that official confirm
alton in the Compania de Terrenos
ease will arrive within few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27

cd proper settlement after the dam
was completed.
About q month ago il was feared
that blood would hr shed a. a re.
salt ot the efforts Of gang Ia
Gl.Te 4 Tanch,r. known to favor the
later bureau. from has land.
Peace was restored after author
ties arrested several q the asserted
iirglcadrts and the controversy was
though: to have been settled.
William MulhullauG. chief eng
Iorr and general manager Of III
hur,aE Of water works said the
blast had occurred in lnyo county,
. quarter of q m.ic from the lnyo
Kern county line and - miles from
the scene Of = previous dynamitln2,
less than a year ago,
I'VE viii have tie perpetrators
of this outrage in Jail within two
DAYS. - Mulholland declared. I've
luow the Iaen ana they win be pros
,,uted ty eouaty and federal au-
tAorities.
Multouand said lie had received
reports thar section OF 100 feet
lad been blown cut by tie dyna-
,ui!ers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
WILD PARTY"
LANDS COUPLE
BEHIND BARS

Jealous =, auSe they are gradual
~ being se!cgated to the back.
ground ~ tie automobile, two
horses. finding themselves free os
fetters last night decided they
" WGu.d go to town ard show those
horseicss huggie- Just what real
class means.
Nr. BAY Horse aud Mrs. Brown
Mare arrived i'll the city shortly be
tore t clock.
lets sneak up :: lack ;lley,
SAID Atr BAY Horse.
"No, lct's throw out our chests
and W..!E right down the main
drag, said Mrs. Brown Mare.
Oi course the female OF the spe
cics won the argument.
so CARRYING out the word to the
letter they began the grand parade
down Main street. Soon there were
autos everywhere. 70 the left Of
them, t. the right of them. \ few
narrowly escaped being over them.
And about that time Captain Lon
Cromcr Of the city police arrived on
thc srrHr.
- Don I you know You re 4 back
num ber'' he addressed them.
:, What do YOU mean By coming in
= town and disturbing the rolls in
our royces and runbles in ouf
=ords fou re Pinche9.
And 50 Nj Bay Horse and M9s.
Brown Mere Tefe locked az for the
,.ighj IN custody Of Charles Pitz"r,
humane officer. There were no
marks Of Identification on the twa
50 they are being held pending IN
Ieati i2&tion iitv ownership.
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standards mostly 81, few best $i.95,
iumhos, mostly S42j, few hest $3.50.
Ponvs S%.40-50; flats. mostly $3.50.
Sl.65.
Fl Centre shipping point iufcr-
nation for yesterday showed maxi
mum temperature ~ degrees, mini.
NUN Ga. Demand moderate, market
slightly weaker. Quality generally
good. Carload fob. cash track.
standard 45s mostly $3.50. Ripes for
western shipment, partly truck
movement, standard i5s. mostly ~
$50.
Shipments trou. the valley yestet-
day totalod 100 cars; cars ordered
;or today : loading, l57 freight, one
express. Shipments to date THIS year,
y55; same date last year, 1923: 1928,
81; 1924, 2S6: 1923. Is, 1922, none /;
1921 iJ.
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GOVERNMENT TO
SEND FRIENDLY
NOTE TO FRANCE
u, United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, May p. = 4
statement Of renewed friendship for
France probably viii Ac made soon
by the United States government.
France : stirring welcome 10 Cap
tain Charles Lindber2h and Frenci
Foreign Minister BRAND : sugges-
tion II IN enduring peace treaty be
tween the two countries VIII be the
occasion fer this action.
!, VIII probably take the form Of
Il personal letter by Secretary OF
State kellogg III reply TO 4 letter
from Robert Underwood Johnson.
former American ambassador 10
Eomo. urging this government TO act
rn BRAND : proposal.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
Alleged Car Thief
Killed in Crash
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, May 27.-Injur.
les he received when an asserted
stolen automobile he was driving
plunged from the LOrena street
bridge, resulted fatally for David
Mosquirra, 81, here tdoay.
According to police, Mosquirra in
company with Manuel G,nzales took
a machiue owned by Frank Carl
baldi. While driving across the
bridge, Mosquirra apparently lost
control Of the car, which plowed
through A side rail and fell SO feet.
Mosquirra died in the hospital,
where his companion. said to be in
Il critical condition is being held
on grand larceny charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27

probation on each count following
a hearing before Judge A. c. Finney
this morning. Both were sentenced
to from one 10 II years in San
Quentin ponittntiary. Commit
mcnt, however. has been withheld
until July l.
The ease Of Richard Clare, alias
Rudolph Martin. arrested in ella
Bend, Ariz., with Robinson aud
Warrington was brought into super
Tor court this morning. Clare was
arraigned and through his attorney.
Ernest Ctloy, asked that he be g.v-
en- = week IN which to enter his
plea. The request was granted.
The stay in the execution of the
sentences of Robinson and Man
nington was made in order that the
two will be here to appear as wit.
nCsses in case the Martin case Coos
10 trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
Officers Track
Pair of Thieves
n, United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, May 27.-Wita
the arrest of John Hoberg, 20, and
Edward Rabe. 2s, authorities hay!
recovered loot valued at $3,oo1
taken from the country home or u
". Tierson. prominent Pasadenan'
the sheriff's office announced toI
day.
Deputy sheriffs at Lancaster. afI
ter reported burglary at Lttld
Rock. followed the tire marks of 4
touring ear through Antelope Nall
lev to the Rabc homestead.
The pair were subsequently, ar
rested with Il portion of the loot
in their possession. Search OF q
hen house cache on the Rabe ranch
revealed other property, said t.
have been stolen.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
Three Arraigned
In Superior Court

Three persons were arraigned be.
fore Judge A. c. Finney III superior
court, department two, this morn
ing. Rufino Doben entered plea
of guilty to a charge of forgery
through his attorney, =. Y. Smyser.
He asked that he be allowed TO en-
Ter an application for probation and
the ease was continued for one
week.
II. j. Bornt entered plea OF not
guilty to a charge of attempting
TO bribe q witness in a civil action.
His case was set for trial on June
p. He is represented by Attorney
NJ. W. ConkGng.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
De PinedO Safe
Aboard Steamer
ny United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, May 27.-Captain Ri
amchi of the Italian Steamer Sup
crga wirelessed the United Press to
day that francesca De Pinedo, Ital-
ian flior, was safe and that the Sup
erga was towing the airplane Santa
Maria to Horta Fyal, Azores Is
lands.
The wireless message was timed
600 q. III.
ROME, May 81. - Commander
francesca DE pinedo will resume his
interrupted trans Atlantic flight
from the Azores, it was announced
officially today.
The announcement said the four
continent flier, after repairing
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
CELANO MARSHAL RESIGNS

DELANO, Cal, May 27 - The
city trustees today were considering
possible Successors Of Marshal
George Hoopele. whose resignation
they accepted last night. Constable
John. Upton is acting marshal pend,
ing their decision
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
AMERICAN
A. New York

Washington 0l3 800 600 10
New York 100 100 600 / :
Lisenbee and Ruel; Pennock, Pip.
gras and Grabowski.
Philadelphia at Boston, postpon'
ed, wet grounds.
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A. Chicago

Cincinnati 600 600 200 C
Chicago 600 0l0 leo l-3 l2
!. May and Picinich; Bush, Brill
heart, Root and Hartnett
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
At Brooklyn tsecond Gamel

New Work 900 100 COO ii /
Brooklyn 00l 900 Clx-5 10
Barnes and Cummings; Petty and
Hargrave.
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At PHILADELPHIA (second Game)

Boston l0l 032 Coils II
Philadelphia 200 00o l2O- , 13
Benton and Taylor; Pruett, vii
loughbv. Decatur and Wilson, O
Donnell.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27

slight damage" to the Santa Ma
ria. would resume his journey toward
Italy from Hortn.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
Probation Denied
Two FOrgers

James Robinson and Jack Man
nington, convicted on two charges
Of forgery in superior court, de
partment two, recently We're denied
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
A. Philadelphia (rirst Game)

Boston 300 O22 U0l-s II [
Philadelphia leo 000 00c-l
t. Smith and Hogan; Scott, De
catur and Wilson. O Donnell.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
TODAY'S BOX SCORE

AS Furnished by the United Press
Leased Wire up to 2;45 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-27
NATIONAL
a. BROOKLYN (First Game)

a Et-ookIyr (FlrSt Game)
New York U20 O0l 000-3 II
Brooklyn 00o 030 20X-5 10
Henry and Cummings, Handy
Vance and peberry.
A. Eh4ia 4 alnhto lpSr,t ran,aN
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Part of SiphOn
Is Torn Out

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OFFICES AND STIJDTOS-

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
FOR RENT-ENTIRE FIFTH FLOOR as
whol9 or 70 part: also two fourth-hQOr oftics
rooms IN the Berry and WhitmOre Building
18th and = SITS. ". INQUIRE at store.
S22 10th ST. N.W-GROUND FLOOR.
suitable for Office. beauty parlor. etc l..
DINOWITZ. 927 18th It. NV, Main 1851.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. on \ ST
PHYSICIANS Office on street floor: excellent
location; convenient also TO 10th st.. bus.
Win alter to suit. Low rent 10 responsible
tenant. Phone Franklin 679S. 9s
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THE MARINE. 18th AND BELMONT SITS
nw.--Elevator service: near Central High
school; rms. kit. and bath. SS5 90
3 rooms kitchen and bath .... $500
rooms Kitchen and bath. $500
GOTHAM. 1915 CALVERT ST. N.w-6
rooms and bath available May S102.50
THE HUNTINGTON. 27l5 14th ST. NV
rooms and bath. .............. $4,000
1897 SPRING RID. N.W.--Three rooms. kit.
recep hail, dressing room and bath S67 80
= rooms, kit. dining alcoye. recep. hall,
dressing room and bath. SS7 80
room, XIII. dining alcove. reception hall
dressing room and bath ....... S1D 90
see resident manager IN Apt 10l
1890 cLYpE.sSDALE ST. NV rooms,
room. Kitchen and bath 800. .@2 20.so
sEAToN.. $50 r. T. AVE. NV rooms,
XII. ana oath; available May l.. $4,000
$3.50 QUE ST. NV rooms. kitchen and
Z rooms kit. and bath. ......... 27.5o
THE ELwooD. I48l 18TH ST. NV
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. $40 90
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. ..... 5000
/ room. kitchen and bath. 1919. $3.50
293s 14th ST. NV rooms. kit. and
oatn '''''''. .'''...... 500 90
1908 CONN. AVE. NV rooms kit. and
bath ....,...........S4 7 so and $50 90
1918, BELMONT ST. Nw.--2 rooms XII.
ana oath '.'.......'.,. $4,000
1901 L ST. N.E.--2 rooms. kitchen and
bath -. .-................ $3.50
$500 ilth ST. N.W--5 rooms and oath.
porch Submit offer.
l447 OAK ST. N.w.--3 rooms. kitchen and
. rooms XII and bath ........, 475O
4l0 18th ST. Me- rooms kit and
pdth .-..'...'.'..' .-......, S4T.5U
il0t VERMONT AVE N,w--l room and
bath ....,.,. ...... $50 90 to $4,000
24si 18th ST. N.W.--4 rooms kitchen and
bath ......,,-,........... $4,000
3i04 Eastern ave. Mt Rainier, Md
rooms and bath ...,,..,....,..... $3.50
u CO.,
OPS 18th St. NV.
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST

KEW GARDENS, 27oo QUE ST. N.w.-Re.
fined apartment having switchboard serv-
ice, cafe, resident manager on premi SEES.
room, kitchen and bath. ...... S37 80
!: rooms. kitchen and bath. .;.,. $500
e FS9m' A e3fssG M SGS path d195 81
sa17-3aaI CONN AVE.-New elevator build.
ings: tile baths built-in fixtures.
Resident manager on premises.
r.. kit, rec! h. and b. $3.50 to $3.50
MARYLAND CoURTs-9th AND MD. AVE.
N.E.--Two new fireproof buildings. having
elevator and switchboard service Resident
manager. Apartments of room. kit. re-
ception hall and bath 20 3 roeoms5 kitchen
es2o ONTARIO RID. N.w.-s rooms kitchen
L" roo oas" kit. and bath. eoooo 70 $3.50 $50
1921 NEWARK ST. NV rooms. kit. and
oatn .'......' 'Sofoo
THE suNBURY-1212 NJ ST. Nv
2 rooms kit and bath. ........ So. so
i room. kit. and bath ......,... $3.50
252o L ST. NV rooms. kitchen. and
) Si rooms. kit and bath. ......... 5000
1924 CONN. AVE. NV rooms. kit, and
/ room and seniil::poriivvaie bath..... 5000
CHALFoNTE, 2I1o ST. N.w.--3 rooms
kitchen and bath ........,..... $50 90
1919 VERNON ST NV You at. bet. 18th
and 10Th --3 rooms. kit. and bath $4,000
1907 W Pr. NV tcor. W pi and Wis. ave-
/ room. Kit. and bath. ....... $4,000
1907 ST. NV rooms and bath $500
rooms kit and bath. ...-...., $500
olel Il ST. N.w.-Fierator building. Resi-.
dent manager on premises 2 rooms. Kit
ana pain 9 .S %, ~
739 NEWTON ST, NV room, kit, din;
ns rm ac0G Et an dn Gasn aicovs bath $3.50
l435 ST. NV room, kit, d. a. and
bath .,'....''.'.'.'''' ''Sf|.oo
B. F. SA
Mi, OtO0
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EOR COLORED

big sunny rooms and bath in modern
firepr0of apt. i145 Kalorama rd. NV, half
square TO Chevy Chase ears, one and a half
SQUARES 70 Mt. Pleasant line; $50 and S55
per month.
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RENT HOusEs-UNFURNIsHED.

1900 QUE ST NV
II rooms and , baths
$4,000.
532 22nd ST NV
rooms and baths.
$1,000.
2Oig y ST y w
Ideal r0Oming house location.
IA rooms and . baths
@II6.OH.
AMERICAS SECtRITY TRUST Co,
Real Estate UeUt
18th Pa. AFe. n "a y. 1919
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WHITE
{41& Col 70. n W.--J rms & . n coo zo
wv & ~. ".--AO runs. a. bath. GO. so
fSfS = az. . Ihs. < BATH. 81 80
1T.@t ~. So LOOMS. ...,..... $500
~. ~" 81 8.w(-0 rooms. ..... 1850
TNO-EAMILY HOUSES. " ''
%fiS &swSgH -. US rms & 9 b. SSO So
4k41 z e. n&--~3 rms. X bath -, NJ bO
~ - - y s.. Ae - Fus & bath az no
fDfDRED
~ 3tts Il = 40 Trs. & bath S75 so
- ~ s. H.rS--S Fr0s. K bath. =. AZ so
F9 $&@ e E@~-B on#....... ~ 80
-Fes tsss e p ~ Faas. & bath 1900
HE WASHINGTON LOAN
I'll TRUST CO.,
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CHEVY CHASE

A very desirable and attractively Furnished
mouse, having rooms and bath sleeping
porch and large side porch garage. awnings
ana screens; VIII rent for six months or d
year; Available May / or earlier II desired
Adults preferred Rent S125 per month fol
SIX months. Phone Cleve 3274-J
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1926 Morrison ST.
Detached. rooms. bedrooms 3 baths
lear garage. No-kol hot-water heating sys
tenn electric lights. large lot. $4,000.
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THE MARINE. 18th AND BELMONT SITS.
Elevator service: near Central High
3 rooms. kitchen and bath ....... $500
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. ...... $500
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$50 EYE ST Me- RMS. BATH. H..
" h., elec.: large side yard; $50
DAVID l.. BARRY, 1907 1907 II st.; N.W.
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3702 Livingston St
Detached, 8 rooms. bedrooms . baths
tone with showerl sleeping porch INV h o..
electric. Lear garage. $4,000.
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FLOYD f. DAVIS COMPANY.
733 18th ST. NV Main 353-352-
NEAR 10th AND VARNUM SITS. NV.
Very delightful home of z rooms, . baths.
2 sleep ping porches. covered front and rear
porches, breakfast porch. large yard; very
reasonable.
IN WAsHINGToN'S BEST RESIDENTIAL
SECTION. CONN. AVE. NEAR
WOODLEY RID.
Delightful home OF 10 rooms 3 baths
servants rooms. sleeping porches, entirely
modern and newly decorated; 2-car garage
very low rent.
CONVENIENT TO Il th ST. AND COLUMBIA
RID. NV.
Nice modern home of g rooms and bath,
Gear garage fine condition, low rental.
WAITER A. BROWN 400 ST NV.
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ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT.
6l8 A STREET Sc.
Brand-NeW Building.

Apartments OF one, two three rooms, kitchen and BATH
$500 to $3.50.
At reduced rentals these apartments the cheapest
in the city.
Psi CALIFORNIA ST. 1924 18th ST. NV.
Best residential section mod Convenient location all apart
on, 6re,rof h;ld; aotr newly papeed and painted
. - throughout. and bath,
service apartments OF rooms SIS
and bath $85 and sos.
2525 ONTARIO RID.
2l9 l. IT. NV. and bath .......... $50
One room kitchen and BATH SIS and bath
H. CLIFFORD BANGS,
Reator.
200 Investment Bldg. Franklin 240
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FOR COLORED.
THE CRATALOE.

I32U CHAMPLAIN ST
3 large, sunny rooms. tiled bath laundry
tubs IN kitchen. newly decorated: heat lani-
tor service nothing To compare with il for
the rents asked. OWNER 1S49 Kalorama
I'd. Adams 34I5
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S217-322I CONN AVE.-New elevator build
ings. tile baths built-in fixtures.
Resident manager on premises.
= r., kit, rec! h, and b. S4S so to SIS 81
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HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALTSTS--One
Of our plans: $500 Job, 81 30 weekly. $500
job. 81 80 weekly 81 800 lob. So 30 weekly.
etc: no cash down and first payment is
made 30 or 60 days after contract Is gwen.
No lob too small. no lob too large. We are
carpenter work. building rooms. porches; ga.
RACES. paperhanglng. etc Our large yo'ume,
of business gives. you the best service ana
Let Us give you orr estimates free. Call
8ain $685. and Main 247h -
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THE
HOUSE
OF USED CARS.
1925

1926. Hupmoblle
6-cylinder sedan newly painted and has
tho following CONTINENT New tires bump,
ers front and rear. automatic windshield
wiper parking light and tar cap mutumetrr
Motor is in perfect condition Can he
bought for $3.50 down payment and Yi7 40
a month for II months. This includes IN
;ercst fire and theft insurance. This ts ear
No "a.
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HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY, Inc,
Conveniently Located.
1337-1333 18th St. NV.
Main $3.50.
PEERLESS.

~ ~ N ~ - ~ ~ - - ~ - -
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
1925 Dodge Touring.
Model II Peerless sport touring.
1927 Brand-new Oakland Coach.
1926 Peerless $50 Sedan.
1927 Peerless $50 Sedan.
1927 Nash Coupe.
1926 Peerless 6-72 Sport Tour.
Model o. Peerless 7-pass. Sedan.
1927 Essex Coach.
Model 20 Chrysler Sedan.
1923 Paige Sport Touring.
1926 Ford Tudor.
1925 Peerless 7-pass. Sedan.
1924 Chandler Sedan.
1923 Studebaker Touring.
1926 Essex Coach.
1923 Dodge Sedan.
1924 Studebaker Sport Touring
1927 Essex 4-door Sedan.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO..
l4th and P SITS. Main $3.50.
Hudson Standard Sedan.
1928 demonstrator; driven ~, about out, 1000
P RlrTa IF Il desired ef $50 Ga ave. NV.
Silver sprinx 444.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

WHY'S KNIGHT 1925 4-cylind-r touring,
good. Fred ". Windrldee Buick Salesman
Service. Rosslyn. Va. Clarendon 400,
WTLLYS-KNIGHT 1927 coupe: braUd-new
ear; fuzzy, equipped, Driven les than 80
miles Will he sold at a substantial re-
duction in price. Terms ,convenn!ently, ar ar,
ranged Trcw Motor Co. Main n -: i3Q9
14th St NV Opcn evenings. Sunday until D
AUTOMOBILES by auction at, Weschler's;
go0 Pa. ave. NV, every Wednesday ana
Saturday. 10 am.
TIRES AND TUBES used al sizes So and
M: also special prices on large balloon tires
Hundrys a436 14th st NV
FOR BETTER USED CARS'-Remcmber
1909 l. St Terms or cash Wallace Motor
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AUTOS WASHER and polished; reasonable
prices, every sixth wash free: day or night
storage: greasiug 2i-huur service: firCnrooi
n & II. iaraGc. 1892 18th st. NV. Frank
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1909 I. ST. Terms cash. Wallace Motor
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FOR BETTER USED ARS"-Rcmemher
1909 + at Hcrms or cash. Wallace Motor
Co. Look for our list in these columns
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HOME IMPROVEMENT ENGlNEERS--Are
you contem plating any improvements to your
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or SIZE of the lob we can do II. and we wall
give YOU M to three years TO pay, with no
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S-cylinder sedan This car il newly paint
cd and las every appearance OF "a new car
ror stop and parking lights, spare tire. wind.
shield wiper and bar cap m0tomcter, Can
be bought for $40 cash aud x7H 70 II
month for IL months This Includes inter
est fire and theft insurance This 10 car
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