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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-21
Hog Price Range

Continuing the weight scale used
the last few days the United States
Department of Agriculture posted
the following quotations; Ninety to
100 pounds, $11G12; 10000 pounds.
$12Q12.SO; 2OO-25O pounds. S12.1OQ
1925; $50 pounds up, $12Q12.15.
Packing sows were listed at $1011.
which is steady to % cents below
Thursdays market.
A little changed cattle market Of
fered its 1000 head received Beef
steers went at $7.5OG1O.5O; beef
cows, s5.25Q6.75; low cutters and
cutter cows, $3.5O0475: bulk stock
and feeder steers, $6.75GS.
Calves Steady
The calf market was practically
steady. Most sales were at SIG down
for good and choice kinds; best veal.
ers were $3.50. Estimated receipts
were 500.
Prices in the sheep and lamb
branch were about steady. The run.
600. was the same as Thursday. The
main prices were: Top fat lambs.
$3.50; bulk fat lambs. Sl1G12.50:
bulk Gull lambs. s6G9.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-21
Increasing Credit

Increasing Credit
This indication of increasing credit
available for stock market purposes
was reflected in strong tone in the
main body of stocks in early deal
ings. Rails were again in demand
and further gains were scored after
some early losses.
Money brokers reported comfort.
able conditions in the demand loan
market. They were confident that
borrowings for the weekend would
be available at per cent, whereas
a week ago the rate frightened to
AZ per cent Friday afternoon. This
outlook checked unsettlement in the
general list and stocks developed
uniformity on the upside around
noon. Rails again led the improve
ment under urgent buying in Wheel
ing & Lake Erie shares in Western
Maryland common.
Il. & o. Feature
Baltimore & Ohio continued the
feature Of strength in the high
grade carrier shares. This road
earned little more than SIT a share
on its common stock in 1926. 1t owns
Just over quarter interest in the
Reading Company and is prepared
to buy a similar holding from New
York Central when the latter gets
ready to sell. When that time comes
r. & Q. dividend is not imminent,
but that it's affairs are gradually
slipping in that direction. Surplus at
the end of December, last, was up
wards Of SS0,OOO,OOO or over $50 a
Mshare on common stock.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
BU EHitcd Press
NEW YORK, Jan 21--Foreign exchange
nnencI lnNNrr Startling [
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-21
IYTSRTrRGu

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 2I.-Hogs - Re
ceipts, 800; market generally steady;
S 559 to TO- $50 l g., s q aI246 goo 10
Sd260 a 1870; 100 to 100 lbs, SI@ go a
I2I2; 30 to l3O lbs, So n i rs;
none; calves. So market for calves 50c
lower; beef steers, IS "a 10: vealers SID n
1890; Sheep-Receipts. 500; market
slightly lower: top fat lambs s1275: bulk
tat lambs. S12.70; bulk Gull lambs. SIS
EAST BUFFALO. Jan. o1.-Hogs-Re-
to l DC up; 250;350 lbs. .S12 .35 a II so:
200-250 lbs, -S12 60612.75: 10000 lbs
81; 80 @ 1883; :, 10000 lbs. So .65 n
l2.So; 9O-130 lbs. S12.60@ 80: pack
$50, calves, receipts 900; market t'V weak
@17. Sheep-Receipts, 1900: market CSC
down; bulk fat lambs. $12.50: bulk Gull
lambs. $1,000 IL; bulk fat ewes. S6d7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-21
Peppermint Oil

NEW YORK. Jan. 81 Peppermint oil
Natural S4.60M 10; U. 5. p. 80 a -.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-21
Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO JAN 21.-Carlots: Wheat, IL !:
corn. 140; oats. 81; rye. 3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-21
Il. & o. Feature

FOREIGN EXCHANGE
BIZ LHited Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.--Foreign exchange
onencd lower. Sterling 81. "a 1915. off
90 Lie; francs. 3951sc: Ira, 4.32 u G:
Belga, 1888 1ac, off 90 u marks 23 71c
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29

10 yard Bolts

Regular 1925 value, 36 inches wide,
1O-yard bolt, 60 20
White Sale ~-'Oo
Regular S3.75 value, 36 inches wide,
%jiaa 79,yard at,o bolt, $2.98
Regular $3.50 value, 36 inches wide,
10 %sIfs yard si2o bolt, 1919
Regular $3.50 value, 36 inches wide,
M5ysa 79,yard et;d bolt, $4.39
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Dannask
~--------'-------
Soc yard

Satin Damask with col
ored borders, in rose,
gold and blue, So inches
wide, during w h j t e
Sale, yard ,--59c
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
and Tuesday

Make out your list nwtems for household need from the
kichenette There
linens goods by yard every
underwear chen dresses other maids dainty
ngera offered special price reductions during these three
Look forward needs these remarkable values selling
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Luncheon
Cloths
~-----------------~
ST, 20
All linen lunch e IN
cloths, in blue, rose,
gold, green and law
epder, size 44x44 inches,
White Sale, each $1.29
S--------------
Dannask
~--------------
$l.O9 yard

64-inch Linen Damask,
3/4 bleached, with col
ored border, in blue,
green and gold, during
White Sale, yard $1.O9
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
White Piece Goods
10 yard Bolt
Naiinsook 1919

1O-yard bolt Of white Nainsook, 36
inches wide, regular $3.50 value, spe-
cial during White Sale, bolt 1873
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
VoiIes 29c yard

Admiration Voile-just received a
new shipment, 40 inches wide in all
the plain colors, during White Sale,
yard ..-.....-............-. -29c
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Lingerie Check
------------------
23c yard

Lingerie Checks in white and pastel
shades, regular 3Oc values, during
White Sale, yard .,2 2Sc
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Huck
-.----'----.--s.
ToweIs
----.----.-----s- -.
l21c

All white huck towels,
size 16x28- suitable for
hotels or roOm.in G
house, White S ale,
each -.....-...-......-....--l2Hc
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Special Lot Sheets
Pequot Sheets

We have very limited number Of these Pequot
sheets which we are going to close out-sizes
72x9O-81x9O- and 81x99-ask to see them. Very
Specially Priced
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Lingerie Jersey
39c yard

Lingerie Jersey in white and pastel
colors, regular SOC value, White
Sale, yard .--39c
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Turkish Towels 44c each
Turkish
'-N
owels
'o
79c

Extra heavy turkish
towels, with colored
borders, regular values
to $1.OO, White S lie
each ........................7 .79c
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29

Luncheon Set - No.
1000, all pure linen, in
rose, gold, lavender and
blue-cloth 52x52 inches
and 6 14-inch napkins
to match, White Sale,
set ............................$ ..$3.79
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Linens Reduced
-----------------
Luncheon Sets $l.79

Luncheon Set No. 1908 warranted all pure linen
in rose, blue, green and gold-cloth AKA inches
with napkins to match White Sale, set,-.---$l.79
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
BuciIIa Stamped Goods

Bucilla Stamped Goods
Bucla Tea Towels during White Sae each .l9c
Bucila Scarfs during White Sae each 29c
Bucila Buffet Sets, during White Sae each
Bucila Center during White Sae each zoe
Buca unbeached pocket 5ece Luncheon Set Special during
White Sale, set
unbeached Bed Spreads tinted designs Special during
White Sale, each S2S9
Hemsttching Done Here - Top Floor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Luncheon Set $2.l9

Luncheon set-No 1901, all pure linen in blue and
lavender-cloth 44x44 inches and napkins to
match. White Sale. set 10
Evening star., 1927-11-18

There is as much difference In
oils as in the weather. Texaco
Motor Oil flows at zero.
Evening star., 1927-11-18
HEAL!H|EST BABY
SELECTED AT SHOW
Carol Humes White Chosen
!, in Field of 40 at Food
Exposition.

While the storm which struck
Washington yesterday afternoon,
causing great damage and injury in
the Northeast and Southeast sections.
cut down the attendance at the annual
food show being staged at the Wash
fngton Auditorium by the local Re
tail Grocers' Association to a mini
mum, the number of babies entered in
The afternoon healthiest baby contests
was the largest since the opening OF
the show last Wednesday.
s~ Forty babies over and under years
of age were presented by their moth
ers in this feature of the matinee
yesterday, bringing the total number
of youngsters entered in the contests
to 191, officials of the show report.
One.year-old Carol HumeS White,
BIS Twenty.fourth street northeast.
carried off highest honor from field
that was closely contested and was
presented with a cash prize and Will
be eligible for the final baby contest
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Lois Delander. Miss America
of 1927" was presented at the show
last night when a beauty contest for
local young women was held and made
the presentation Of bouquet of
flowers to Miss Claire Sessford, 141O
M street, thte winner. Another great
bouquet was presented to Miss De-
lander.
Besides Baby White, those entered
In the afternoon contest were June
Rutherford, 4004 Newton street, Brent
wood, Md: Dorothy Terry, 1919 F
street; Audrey Garner, 731 Gallatin
street; Dorothy Reinohl, Riverdale,
Md: Anne Lewis, 3O1 Tenth street
southwest; Eleanor Jackson, 81 Ran
dolph street; Gay Odell Davis. 1911
Thirty-f1rst street; Betty Compton, 603
Maryland avenue northeast; James
irwin Phillips, Rosslyn, Va; Charles
WILDER Phillips, Rosslyn, Va: Norma
r. Heyser, 3911 Newton street, Brent
wood, Md; James Naumann, 1345 K
street southeast; Mary Theresa Hay
den, 1928 Chicago street southeast;
Charles e. Cornell, 109 B street south
east; Marvin Stokily, 615 Bakmost
street, Brentwood, Md; Marian Con-
way, 212 Fifth street northeast;
George Conway, 212 Fifth street north
east Florence Simon, 1882 Seventh
street: Eleanor Wickliffe Adair, 1424
Trinidad avenue northeast: Thomas
Stancell Brown, I'll Gallatin street;
Dorothy Ann Goodman, 420 Crittenden
street: Lois Venita Warder, 1921
Thirty-seventh street, Mount Rainier
Md; Mary Claire Maloy, 5231 Fifth
street; Yvonne CorDett, Z4lo Inlio
street northeast; Dolores Kiahling,
1881 Brothers place southeast; Juanlta
teRoux, 1922 o street; James Glenn
ents. 1445 Rigde place southeast;
Carolyn Howard, 1928 S street; Charles
Ar. Biller, Ballson, Va; Philip Wallace
Graham, 5229 Fifth street; Ann Ellen
Graham, 1929 Fifth street; Walter
Franklin Pullman, 1873 Irving street;
Betty Margaret Newhurst, 1884 Thirty
nth street, Mount Rainier, Md; Ed
ward jackson, 81 Randolph street;
William E. Davis, 720 Twenty.second
street northwest; Margaret McLane,
1926 Wisconsin avenue; Margaret
Hoover, Wilson boulevard, Va; June
Miller, 1442 street southeast; Betty
Goodiel, 314 Carroll avenue, Takoma
Park.
An extra preliminary baby contest
will be held tomorrow afternoon prior
to the final contest at pm.
Evening star., 1927-11-18
o. F. A. COUNCIL WINS
BANNER 3 TIMES
District Meeting at Herndon, Va,
Awards Membership Prize
to Andrews Chapel.
Srecjai Disnatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
HERNDON. Va, November 1S.-
For the third consecutive time Farm
ers and Mechanics Council, NO. ",
Fraternal Americans, of Andrews
Chapel. was awarded last night the
district banner by the Fairfax County
District Council, No. 4, for the largest
net gain in membership. The district
quarterly meeting was held here. pre-
sided over by c. A. Grubb Of Mclean,
district deputy State president.
State Secretary James Mansfield OF
Alexandria presented the banner. and
it was accepted by r. E. Berry of
Andrews Chapel. Secretary Mans
field reported that the State drive for
900 new members was progressing,
with the prospect that the districts s
quota would be more than filled He
said an insurgent council had re-
turned to the ranks of the 0. +. A.
with large membership, following
the recent split, and others were plan
ming to return.
The meeting had a 100 per cent at
tendance, Alexandria, Fairfax, Nc
Lean, Vienna, Andrews Chapel and
this town being represented.
The committee on immigration, II.
Evening star., 1927-11-18

car you own, new DID, is listed the Texaco Chart
every Texaeo Service Station with its correct grade
ofTexaco Motor OIL This matter of oil is VITAL espe-
ally at this time Of the year. It's your car, it's your
money, and il there is better oil you it. And
there i, better oil-clean, clear, golden TEXACO.
Evening star., 1927-11-18

carlton Hanes, chairman. reported on
bills to be presented at the next ses-
sion Of Congress asking further i'm.
migration restrictions. The commit
tee on Bibles and flags, w. N. Crump
Of Alexandria, chairman, reported the
presentation Of several flags to Alex.
andria fire engine companies and the
presentation of state and national
flags to Alexandria city. The com.
mittee was given authority to see that
Bibles and flags are presented to all
Evening star., 1927-11-18

Don't let cold-weather starting
handicap that Buick engine.
Texaeo Motor Oil flows at zero.
Evening star., 1927-11-18
Steamer IL Total Loss.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. No
vember Is CR.-With her crew safe
and in communication by means OF
life boats with the shore, the steamer
jolly Inez of the International Water
ways Navigation, Ltd. Montreal, u
hard aground and is said to be total
loss on Saddle Bag Island, west OF
Detour at the entrance Of st. Mary's
River.
Evening star., 1927-11-18
aas.s-wERH.Wg,p chicago-seo

7:O0---Palmer House Orchestra:
S:OO--Edgewater Beach Orcnestra.
9:OO--Mooseheart program.
30-Male quartet.
344.6--WLS Chicago--S70
7.40-College Inn Orchestra.
9;OO--Silvertone hour.
O:OO--Sharers jubilee singers
1f:OO-WLS Showboat.
447.5-WMAa-wQJ Chicago--67o
s:Oo---Ritchie Bond program.
9:O0-Same as WOh.
IL: :OO-Stevens' Hotel Orchestra.
1OOa-Popular program.
42s.3-WLW Cincinnati--7o0
e:OO--Studio feature.
S3O-Royal Stenographors.
36I.2-WsAI Cineinnati--eS0
S:OO-Cities Service Orchestra.
3g9.S-WTAM Cleveland-76O
s.oO-Cities Service Orchestra.
9:OO-Ang1o-Persi
9:30-La France Orcnes1ifta; O1;tsn.
30--Fifth City Neapoiitans'
II :OO-Music Makers.
oses-WAIU Columbus--1 .06O
7.OO-Ohio Department of Agriculture.
SOO-Instrumental trio;
OOO--DOdge Brothers hour.
:OO--Muscal Album.
374.S-WOC Davenpor--s0O
7:oo-Cities Service orcnes'ra'
9:3O--La France Orchestra.
:OO-Musical program.
44O.9-VCX.WJR DetrOit-6SO
s:oo-Retold tales.
930o-The Mediterraneans..
49s.7-WBAP Fort Worth-600
7:OO-The Seven Aces.
9;3O--La France Orchestra.
11:45-Musical program.
422.3-WOs Jefferson City--s10
g:15--United states Radio Farm School.
3,O.2-WDAr Kansas City--S10
s:oO-Cities Service Orchestra.
0:OO-Anglo-Pe
9:s9-kka; k;sb,ns%e rrsnse Orchestra }ro1ie
4O5.2-WCCO Minneapolls--74S
s.OO-Cities Service Orchestra.
9:OO-Anglo- -Persians.
1O:OO--Hamline University hour.
5Os.:-WOW Omaha--590
7:45-Hotel Fontenelle orchestrs.
9:OO-Anglo-P -Persians.
1O:30-Male Quartet.
3O2.S-NOAI San Ant0nio-0e0
9:3O-Musical program.
B45.1--KsD st. Loqis--55e
Societies Service Orchestra.
9:09-4Anglo- -Persiansi nns,...,.
O:OO-Political science bsnoues.
1I:3O-Ben Bernies Orchestra.
34s.6-KyOO Tulsa-s8o
s:Q0-Robert ". steen: psyehoiosy.
9:00-Golden Dream Gomez hour.
WESTERN.
3B2.0-KOA Denyer-92O
S:30-Brown Palace Hotel Orchestra.
9:30-Sunday school lesson.
1O:OO-Microphone Excursion.
4ss;s-KFI Los Anglss'., AngeIss'-,-e4o
:0O--Mempry Lane
:OOa--Musical Playmates.
A16.4-KHJ Los Angeles--72O
11:15-American Legion program
33e.0-KNx Los Angeles--S0O
12:oO-Bltmore Hotel Orchestra.
: / l:OOa--HOllywood Legion STADIUM.
2:OOa-Cocoanut Grove Orchestra.
3s4.4-KGO Oakland-7S0
1:0O-Parisian Quintet.
:00a--Hotel Oakland Orchestra.
bOs.e-KLx OakIand--590
e:3O-Campe dinner concert.
II :OO-Athens A. c. Orchestra.
4s1.5-KGw PortIand-S1o
o:00-Golden West Girl.
II :00-Magic Theater Party.
:00--Memory Lane.
as7.7-KFwI San Franciseo-1.12o
11:00-studie program,
:O0a-Gloria Del Rae.
42S.3--KPO San Francisco-710
o:3O-Board of education program.
11:0O-Calpet Orchestra.
l2:O0-Abas' String Quartet.
447.6--KFOA scattie-e7e
1:S0a-Hoot Owls.
s4s.6-KSR SeattIe-S0o
1o:3O--Studio program.
1 :QQa=-yic Mxerg Qrchsstras
Evening star., 1927-11-18
LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
FRIDAY NOVEMBER Is, 1927
Associated SchedMed or
left letters kocys 0"
2s5.S-wBAL BALTIMORE .oB0

6:30-Dinner orchestra.
7:30--Mixed quartet.
S:30--Royal Stenographers.
10:00--Dance Orchestra.
3s5.e--wEEI Boston--s2e
6:45-Big Brother Club.
S:0O-Cities Service OrchestrA.
Observation-Disclosures
46I.s--wNAC Boston---eso
s:00--Organ recital.
9:QQ-Dependable hour.
1o:ssoo-samnee e as W w6R. A'
soa.s-wGR BufYalo-sso
Societies Service Orchestra.
9:00-Anglo- -Persians.
9:30-La France Orchestra.
IL :00-Statler Dance Orchestra.
545.1-wMAK Bufralo-55o
6:30-Ontario Biscuiteers.
s:00-Fro-Joy hour.
9:00-Same as WOR.
II :00--Silver slipper Orchestra.
53S.4--WTIC Hartford-16O
s:3o-waldorf-Astoria Orchestra.
Societies Service Orchestra.
a:00-AnRlo-Persians
10:30-Hotel Bond Orchestra.
4ce.3--wOR Newark-71O
7:oo-Commodore Hotel Orchestra.
9:o0-Dodge Brothers hour.
10:00-Capn Kidd program.
0:30-Red Nichols Charleston Chasers.
IL :00-Rose1and Orchestra.
4s1.s--WEAF New York-e10
e:0o--waldorf-Astoria Orchestra.
7:00-The Seven -Elevens.
S:00-Cities Service Orchestra.
9:00-whittall Anglo-Persiane.
9:30-La France Orchestra.
11:30-Ben Bernie's Orchestra.
454.3-wJZ New York-860
a:0o-George Halls Orchestra.
7:O0-Savov Plaza Orchestra.
S:00-Retold tales.
O0-Mediterraneans Dance Band.
10:45-Ruth Watson; soprano.
IL :00-Slumber music.
4O5.a-WFT.WLIT Philadelphia-74O
e:3o-Adelphia whispering Orchestra.
5os.e-wOO PhiIadeIphia--5s0
e.0o-wOo Orchestra:
9:30-Operatic Ensemble.
O:O0-Song recital: Euterpians.
s15.s-KDKA Pittsburxh-eSo
7.oo-Address. University Of Pittsburgh.
S:00-Reto1d tales.
S:3O-Royal Stenographers.
9:OO-The Mediterraneans;
10 :00-Reymers II. v. b. 1ro'
IL 30-Dance program.
l.o-W
e.45-Hotel Seneca Orchestra.
7:30-Eastnan Theater hour.
S:30-Yawman d Erbe.
s7s.-wGY Schenectady-7se
s:00-Fro.Joy hour.
:00-Anglo-P -Persians.
a:3O-wGY Players.
:30-Same as WEAF.
333.1-WBZ springfield-o0O
7:3O-Hotel Statler Ensemble.
S:30-Royal Stenographers.
10:o0-Suffolk symphony Orchestra.
II :0O-Hotel Statler Orchestra.
S1s.a-wTAG worcester-SSo
s:30-Male quartet.
9:o0-Anglo-Persia
10:00-Same as WEAF.
SOUTHERN.
47B.p-wsB Atlanta-sSO
e:oo-Fort McPherson Army night.
10:46-Concert.
e46.s-WDOD Chattanoesa--1.e9e
s:00-Hotel Patten Ensemble.
S:30-Brunswick half hour.
9:3Q-Studio program.
sss.e-wJAx yacksonviile-ess
s:o0-Recital program.
9:0o-Dance music:
10:00-Dance orchestra.
4e1.3--wHAs LouisviIle-oSe
s:30-Studio concert.
518.0-WMC Memphis--Soe
0:30--Concert ensemble.
24e.9-WCOA Pensaeola--l. .2ee
g:O0-Dark Horse and Guitav.
1O:OO-Mrs. Robert Brockett. soprano.
2S4.I-wRvA Richmond---1.1Se
o:4E-Mixed quartet.
II :0o-Hotei Richmond orchestrs.
CENTRAL.
S26-KYW Chicago-67e
7:30-Kentucky Serenaders.
S:0O-Retold tales.
S:3O--Royal Stenogr1pheFS.
0:00--Mediterraneans.
1O:O0-Musical program
IL :00-Congress Carn1va.
3oB.e-wGN.WLIB Ohieago-eoe
7.3o--praks Concert Ensemble.
S:OO-Cities Service Orchestra.
:0O-Anglo- -Persiafls.
:00-Arabian Nights Entertainment.
IL :OO-The Hoodlums.
Evening star., 1927-11-18
school in the district not already re.

school in the district not already re.
cipients.
Daughters of America delegates
were present and addresses were made
by Mrs. Bessie Kenyon Of Vienna,
State secretary: Mrs. E. p. Kirby Of
Mclean, district deputy State presi.
dent; John NJ. Whalen of Fairfax,
Messrs. Berry, Mansfield and others.
Australia's exportable surplus Of
wheat Is now 10000 900 bushels.
Evening star., 1927-11-18

Marseilles, France, will double the
capacity Of its port.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

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ming water in rooms. also room with private
bath, ami: best home cooked meals: Use
ri pari0r and phone. For information cali
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1926 Essex Coach ... N5
1926 Peerless $50 Sedan. 975
1928 Columbia Touring. -. Us
1926 Dodge Sedan ..... 675
1925 Flint Touring ...... 37o
1925 Chevrolet Coach. ..... $50
1925 Dodge Sport Rd. 80. SIS
1925 Buick Sedan ........, o95
1923 Dodge Sedan ........ 195
1925 Ford Touring ....... rs
1925 Peerless 7-pass. Sdn. 1.195
1925 Essex coach ....... 800
1926 Peerless sport touring. 845
1924 Chandler sedan. ..... $50
1923 Studebaker spec. tour, 345
1925 Ford tudor sedan. 245
1924 Maxwell coach. $50. 245
1926 Ford coupe. ...... us
1924 Studebaker SPIT. tour. 495
1923 Mitchell touring .... $50
1923 Willys-Knight sedan. 1875
1925 Buick touring ....... SIS
1928 Haynes sport sedan.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.,
l4th K P SITS. Main $3.50.
;;E5odR BETTER IsED cARs,R :'1a e.
Co Look for our list in these columns
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S-T-U-D-E-B-A-K-E-R
WORTHWHILE BARGAINS

WORTHWHILE BARGAINS
1924 Stude Big 6 Speedster.
Tires and pain, like new. IN Al running
order, s',35 down and S34 so per month
1926 Oakland Sedan.
Line "e s.2 r Gd an @sh and tires fully
1925 Overland Sedan.
perfect. s"i5 dowp and 20 per month
Late Lincoln Phaeton.
Fully e@I,Hipped pan, and tires Ike rev.
Der month";
63 Cadillac Pliaeton.
$40 DOWN and $3.50 per month Good
mechanical condition. also tires, top and up
hoisterY.
1924 Studebaker Light 6 Tour.
r"" s i@d d rr1 and me siss ss ner onh
1924 Studebaker Sedan.
Fully eaupped, mechanically on perfect. hal;
loon tires: real bargain. 500 down and
S39.3n Der mouth
1926 Stand. Studebaker Coach.
OK. and guaranteed sass down and SIS 90
per month.
JOSEPH McREYNOLDS.
STCDEBAkER BUILDING,
Cor. 14tll and r NV.
White Front Lot, 1906 14th.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
OUR MODERN SERVICE STATION
Daily and Sunday from
an,. ~ IL PM
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SUBURBAN ROARD.

FORT STRONG VILLA Lee Highway. Va.
mile from Washington: good bua service
large, cool rooms snacious. shady lawns
Phone Clarendon l646 o9'
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WALLACE"
For Better Used Cars.
OPEN UNTIL o Pm
1909 l. St.
Main ZOE.

EASY TERMS -- BETTER CARS--Waliace
j 700 I. ST. See our list in these columns
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3l4 A ST N.E.-Cool single or double
rooms newly decorated. amt fine home
cooking: Sj5 and $40 month. Lincoln
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STERRETT & FLEMING. Inc.
Home of the Gold Seal Cars. 3"
Champlain St, at kalorama Rd.
Col. $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ENTIRE PARLOR FLOOR EXCEPTION
ally we'll furnished. =" large. cool rooms, pri-
vate bath. kitchen. back norch newly deco.
rated, completely equipped: free phone: con-
tinu0us hot water: ami. near Capitol
House Office and both car lines. 43S New
Jersey ave. Sc. Line. $500.
OPEN SPACES. ATTRACTIVE VIEW
Corner beautiful Maryland ave. ne Three
outside rooms, iu,chenette, bath, furnished
Tor " or 3: splendid piano: electricity. tele-
nhone. gas. continuous hot water: no linen or
silver. SIS month. Phone 1.-Two. lnl4. 2Hs
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1927 Chevrolet Touring.
Two months old Liberal reduction.
l.. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
l4th and z SITS. NV.
1925 BUICK 3-passenger coupe ;
new tires, new paint.
1925 Buick country club coupe,
new tires and paint.
1927 Hupmobile 2-passenger
coupe. driven about | 900 miles /;
condition excellent.
1924 Flint 5-passenger sedan.
1923 Cadillac imperial limou-
sine.
1923 kissel touring.
1926 Overland tudor sedan,
excellent condition.
1924 Hudson touring.
FOSS-HUGHES CO.,
1l41 Conn. Ave.
Franklin 4541.
EASY TERMS-BETTER CXRs-WaIIace-
1909 Z st: See our list IN fhsse columns.