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New Britain herald., 1928-05-08
BUS LINE TO STEAMSHIPS

Cherbourgh, May 8 R-An auto bus company plans to begin operat- ing shortly a bus hne providing di- rect automobile connection between transatlantic cessels landing here and Paris. Seven passenger busses and three baggage trucks have been ordered. Buses will have indi- vidual chairs, bar and wash room. The run will take seven hours in- cluding stops for meals.
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cate traceries Of smilax, formed . beau-
tiful BACKGROUND for tho bridal party,
which included, In addition TO the bride
and Bridegroom, the best man, Mr.. James
A. Traynor Of Plattsburgh, N. r.: the
maid Of honor, Miss Ethel 0enevievo
Lamb, sister of the bride, and the
brides father, Mr.. Richard Laurence
Lamb. Sacred music. including schu-
oert's Ave Maria" was rendered pre-
The bridal gown was Of ivory satin,
made with tightly fitting bodice and
bouffant skirt, the latter very long In
the back. The sleeves. which were tight
fitting, formed points over the hands.
and the bodice was trimmed with
antique lace. The long tulle veil fell
from q coronet Of lace, with tracery
OF orange blossoms at the back OF the
head. The bride carried shower bou-
quet OF gardenias and lilies OF the
valley. ,>t..-
The maid Of honor wore Q dress Of
pale green chiffon made on simple lines
relieved by o soft drapery at the left
side. Her hat was Of horsehair braid
matching her dress and she carried q
large bouquet Of Butterfly roses.
The ushers were MIR. Lester H. Clark.
Mr.. Harold G. williams, Mr.. Donald +.
Roberts and Mr.. Henry p. Nicholson. all
of this city. Out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. 0cssfofd OF Mont
clair. N. j.: Miss B. M. O'Brien Of Rut-
land. w.. Miss Florence M. Grove Of
.Binghamton, N. Y, and Mrs. Walter r.
Hartman of Staunton, Va.
Following the ceremony the parents OF
the bride entertained at Q wedding
breakfast at their home, 372o Jenifer
street. Chevy Chase, d. c.. which was
decorated with O charming arrangement
Of greenery and Spring flowers. The
brides mother was dressed In black
chiffon lace with hat to match and she
wore q corsage Of orchids and lilies OF
the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters have left Wash
ington on their honeymoon and will sail
Saturday for Bermuda. The BRIDE
travelling gown Is q tailored ensemble
Of green tweed, with soft felt hat to
match. On their return they will re-
side at 290l Connecticut avenue.
Miss Marguerite Wood Hall. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Edwin Hall
Of Old Church Road. Greenwich, Conn,
and Mr.. William w. BrinckerhoH, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Brincker-
hor Of Mount Vernon, N. Y. will be
married this afternoon In Christ
Church. Greenwich. The Rev. Fred
erick c. Budlong will ofiiciate. A re-
ception at the Hall home Is to follow
Miss Susan Hall will attend hel
sister. A younger sister. Constance
Hall, will be flower girl. The brides.
maids include Miss Annette Brincker.
hof1, sister Of Mr.. 'BrinckerhofI: Miss
Helen Train, Miss Ursula Squlok and
Miss Grace Hays of New York.
Mr.. Lee orion will be the best man
and ushers will be MIR. Charles Francis
Smithers. Mr.. Austin L. Smithers, Mr.
Clarence 8. Postley and MIR. William
M. Cover Of New York, Mr.. Lippincott
Colket Of Philadelphia and Mr.. Robert
son d, Ward Of Newark.
Miss Hall Is q graduate Of the Ethel
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Betty Hanna presents daily in
her very lovely Connecticut Ave-
nue. Smart Shop-an ever chang
ing showing OF fashions OF the
hours for sports. afternoon and
evening wear-for here-Paim
Beaeh-the Riviera or sunny
Fairgrounds wherever your trav-
els take you.
Comprising this showing are 4
number Of French imports.
Sports ~toss are unusually clever
in refreshing shades of CLASSY
smooth angoraS Afternoon ap-
parel is dreamiiy enhancing in
combination of tints of one col
or and in natureile. Quaint iaceS
point d'esprit. luscious satins,
nets and tulles are favorites for
the evening.
II you wish = particular color
or some individual ehange-a
group OF wonderful seamssresses,
htters and designers OF The
Betty Hanna copy original I'M
ports so eleverly that the price
is the only difference. :
See The Betty Hanna for ap-
parel superh,ively smart!
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~ MArrIOWER HoTN

"Say 1t With Flowers"
Very special Valentine offer!
to convey your sweetest Val
cntine thoughts Saubers present
a lovely. lovely Valentine corsage
made Of rich deeply hued vio-
lets (the Valentine fower), deli
cateIy fragrant lilies of the valley.
and a gorgeous red, red rose (the
flower of iove)-for a very spe.-
cial price of only $500.
Sauber's reputation for first
place among florists has long
been established - for their
flowers are the best there are to
be had-aiways fresh-artistically
grouped-and promptly delivered
at prices no higher.
Daffodils. vioiets. roses, orchids.
lilies of the valley. sweet peas
present themselves with many
more in q bower of rainbow-like
loneliness at Saubers. The best
and prices no higher.
Don't forget your Valentine!
Sauber's.
-.--.--. Telephone Main 6oO&
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-well-at last - the eargeriy
awaited opening is announced and
you are invited TO the SpfinH
showing of smart costumes for
all OCCASIONS E
Thursday-Friday
and continuing daily thereafter
in an unrivaled showing of
.Sprihgtime clothes to be worn
here-and resort, apparel. for
those who travel southwark and
seward" to Fairgrounds Of the
world.
Francise has long been estab-
lished among Washington families
for authentic and correct apparel
for the young miss. the young
lady and the NATION.
In all the dancing colorS of
early Spring wild flowers, this in
formal showing comprises fut-
tering ehiffons, dashing prints. re-
fined faces and crisp taffetas.
And. flannel coats found here
are deemed the last word for
sports; and evening. 49,
See this informal display At :
1896 Street. '-"S.'' :
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Mrs. Pierce has returned from
an extended buying trip in New
York and now invites you to her
daily informal display beginning
Monday.
Spring Showing
Of millinery for 1oN
You will find here hats for the
many occasions in = large selee-
ton Of styles. coiors and mate
rails as varied and delightful as
the modern vogue.
Modest prices OF these ehapeaux
TT your purse and enable you to
have hats TO go with" your
different OUTFITS.
1900 Connecticut Avenue.
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ant Secretary OF State, who will speak
ut the Congressional Club tea Friday
Afternoon. February 10. at o'clock.
Miss Celia Fioravanu Of the italian
embassy will be the singer. Those as
sisting at the tea table viii be Mrs.
James Frear. Mrs. Edward. Gam. Mrs.
G. B. Hudspeth. Mrs. Cordell Hull. Mrs.
Richard Freeman. Mrs. George Huddle-
ston. Mrs. M. G. CARRIER and Mrs. Meyer
7JAcobstein.
Miss Alice Sylvester of Boston Is the
guest Of Mrs. Emory Scott Land.
Mrs.. Emerson Howe will be hostess at
dinner party this evening at her
home, 2546 Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin left WASH
ington yesterday for Miami Beach, Fla.
where she will make o months stay.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Jay Camp
OF Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge will
entertain ct dinner this evening.
Miss Vera Bloom will be hostess at a
dinner this evening preceding the ball
at the French embassy.
Mrs. Brewster Warwick will entertain
at dinner this evening In honor OF Or.
Anspacher, who will lecture In the ball
room Of Mrs. Henry r. Dimock's home
this afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. John Francis Shaw
entertained ct q dinner dance last eve
ming at the Club st. Marks in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hume.
Or. and Mrs. Macpherson Critchton
entertained ct dinner last evening when
their guests were Senator Arthur Cap
per. the counselor OF the Rumanian
legation and Princess Sturdza. the COM
mercial secretary OF the Canadian iega-
ton and Mrs. Mahoney. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Luther z. Gregory. Mrs.
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Informal display each day OF
new Springtime apparel for babies
and miniature ladies and gentle
men up to seven years.
A new shipment OF toys has
Just arrived - melancholy dogs.
spitefui cats. wooden soldiers.
baby tanks. airpianes and many
more.
Amerita's new handmade baby
dresses and bonnets are daintier
than ever.
little Spring straws and leg
horns for the tiny lady. S.75 and
up.
1879 Que Street.
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Special!
FRIDAY Selling Only

Special!
Friday Selling Only
AN unparalleled fashion and
bargain eyent--a group Of new
Spring dresses for $500.
AN opportunity for one day to
buy at stupendous saving-a
Spring dress for afternoon or
sports in the early Springtime
fashions.
Each dress in this group is
taken from regular stock-truly
remarkable bargains that compel
your attention.
Bertha NJ. Nails has long
been known among Washington
smart shoppers as connoisseur
of artistic taste in styles and fash
ions of woman's apparel-having
been buyer for leading depart
ment stores in this city.
These new Spring dresses are
presented to you in misses and
ladies' sizes. in colors of honey.
lettuce green. sea blues and black.
Sale for Friday onlyi
Come early!
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A single trea,mens, at Elizabeth
.Arden's will convince you that
the Elizabeth Arden treatment is
the one aud only method TO re-
capture beauty,
Telephone Frsukha &Ns< for
aprcin,ment~~and while you are
there don't fail 60 see'the lovely
lingerie. uesilseeS and heudcir &C.
eesScrieS,
itE Connecticut .Avenue.
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Wakes School and later attended the
aorbonne, Paris. She made laer debut
In New York In lo26 ana q q member
Of the Junior League. Miss Hail = o
niece OF Mrs. Charles Doughton Wood
and Of Mrs. william A. 0cully Of
MI. brincksrhon Il . graduate Of
Hotchkiss school. Princeton. 1879, .
member Of tho Princeton Club and "a
with his father In business In New York
City. .o..e
Among those attending the wedding
from Warrington are Mrs. Charles
Boughtone Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Ord
Preston, Miss Eleanor Preston, Mrs.
william A. Scully and Miss Louise
ireland.
At . ciaarminsly appointed tea which
ID being given this afternoon by Mrs.
q. Y. etsis ct her apartment, In the
Roosevelt Hotel, the engagernsnt n
being announced Of Mis- Charlotte
Josephine 0alpin and Mr.. william
Michael Rogers. the wedding to take
place In June. '.-
Miss oaipin IL the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. n. oalpin Of Indianapolis.
Ind, and the niece Of DR.. G. ]. 0Alpin
Of this city. Miss 0alpin b well known
In Washington. where she has tor some
years been Q director Of physical edu.
cation ct Central High School. She ID
o graduate of the University OF Wis.
sonsin and . member Of Kappa Alpha
Theta Sorority.
Mr.. Rogers Ia the son Of Mrs. Z. A,
Rogers Of Springfield. Mass. and served
during the World War In France with
the 3ist Railway Engineers. He b Of
present with the Bureau Of Trafilc Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Among the guests present at the tea
will be Mrs. z. A. Rogers Of Springfield,
Mass: Mrs.. M. H. 0etman OF Ottawa.
H.: Mrs. Carl d. Ruth, Mrs. G. B. Mac
Laren. Mrs. @. M. Huntington, Mrs. G.
]. 0alpin, Mrs. q. z. Woods, Mrs.
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Dewey Cockiile. Mrs. John Hun. Mrs.
Fred Purneil, Mss. =. q. Lewis, Mrs. X.
=. Mimford. Mrs. Lewis Rhodes, Miss
Allen Loveland, Miss Marjorie Farrell,
thews. Miss Corinne Fraxier, Miss Sigrid
Olsen, Miss Marion Rider. Miss Isabel
Rider. Miss Anne Heider. Miss Elsie
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~~is the scene OF n,Aay lovely
Springt,me teas lunchsous, and
t,nners these ,days-~AAd already
many plans arc mAsle iar Nalsa.
tine parties.
Delicious food and clever and
unique appointments amid the
cosy atmosphere have made
raliysHe the tAverke readssvca,
vi smart Washins,eaiaax
nlnaer SreSsAla
Tuesday nte~~Teast ehieksn
WsdHesday~~reasi Ions Island
duekl.ng, fhufsdayw~Nlist steak.
Fortune telling by tea kAves
Wednesday aud Saturday after.
Moons
$40 Eth Street
Telephone Fsaakha ANA, les
party arrangements.
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Sanders. Miss Augusta Kriewer,, and
Miss Margaret CRAIG: ( b
Or. and Mrs. Charles Eaton have
with them ct the Wardfnan Park Hotel
their nephew, Mr.. Cyrus n. Eaton Of
Cleveland, and his small son and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Eaton win leave this evening
CONTINUED on Nineteenth PSge)
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that they are
their own
masterpieces
distinguish
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oV er the
world So to
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Arden Beauty
Salons in
ques, ct the
beautiful.
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Charles Porterfield Light. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Huffman and Miss Gladys Wood.
Mr.. Ernest r. May will be host to
company Of guests at dinner party
this evening. taking them later to the
theater. His guests will be Comdr. and
Mrs. e. r. Shipp. Miss Minnie Bucker
Finney. Miss Virginia Louise May.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Rothwell B. Daggert
and Mr.. Alton Laughlin.
Mrs. Edward c. Walker, patroness
and boxholder for the international
grand opera festival of the Washington
National Opera Co. February 1925. is
heading the committee for the British
opera, Hugh. the Drover.". to be given
Tuesday. February 81. For many years
Mrs. Walker lived in England, and 1t
is because Of her Affiliations there that
she has become interested In the debut
Of the English opera here In Wash
ington and Is working for It's success.
Mrs. B. Gwynn Dent entertained Q
small company at luncheon today at
the Madrillion.
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Wedding in Chevy Chase Church
Interesting TO Washingtonians.

Wedding In Chevy Chase Church
Interesting to Washingtonians.
The Church of the Most Blessed
Sacrament In Chevy Chase. d. c., was
the scene OF a charming wedding this
morning when Miss Winifred Louise
Lamb, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
and Laurence Lamb OF Chevy Chase.
and Mr.. william Lillis Peters, formerly
Of Plattsburgh, N. Y. but now Of this
CITY,. son of Mr.. Richard D. Peters Of
Port Henry. N. y, were married.
The ceremony. which took place ut 10
O'Clock. was performed by the Rev.
Thomas g. Smythe. rector of the church.
the bride being given In marriage by
her father. The altar. which was
banked with palms and ferns. inter-
lspersed with Spring flowers and deli-
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Francis Shaw
entertained ct q dinner dance last eve
ming at the Club st. Marks in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hume.
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ANTIQUES modem fgfnjtare inss pIsnos
tstsIfs Benhanatss Isise or email iotk.
SAAs.ADn -Es4A A2Ja.
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SAlE-AtyTONOR1I .ES
FROZEN ,ENGINEs Welded To inc car: 81
TO $50. Weldit Co Si6 list Of. nv.
USED CARS AT
1928 PRICES.

1923 Peerless rd., rumble seat.
1927 Peerless cpe.. rumble seat.
1927 Chrysler coupe.
1927 Peerless sedan.
1927 Essex coupe Super-Six.
1927 Essex sedan. 4-door.
1927 Dodge sedan.
1927 Peerless rd., rumble seat.
1927 Peerless roadster coupe.
1927 Olds'bile I'd. rumble seat.
1927 Peerless sedan. 7-pass.
1926 Buick coupe. 4-pass.
1926 Overland sedan, 5-pass.
1926 Peerless sedan. 5-pass.
1926 Hupmobile 8 sedan.
1927 Oakland rd.. rumble seat.
At this time we will make you
a more liberal allowance for
your car in trade than we can
so or 90 days from now.
We are glad to arrange terms
to suit you.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.,
18th and P SITS.
Open Nights.
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Home OF the Gold Seal" Cars.
l71l l4th St. NV.
Champlain St. az Kalorama RI.
Col. $3.50.
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Sold on Easy
PAYMENTS.

DON'T GUESS.
These are real bargains and
priced to sell quickly.
1928 Buick Brougham Sedan.
1927 REQ FLYING Cloud Sedan.
1927 Wolverine REQ" Brom.
1927 REQ Flying Cloud. Brom.
1926 Chrysler Coach.
1926 Oakland Sport Roadster.
1926 Chevrolet Sedan.
1926 Chandler Sedan.
1925 Chandler Coach.
1925 Olds Coach.
1885 REQ Sedan and Coupe.
1925 Dewett Coach. Model $50.
1924 Dodge Coupe.
1924 Buick IS" Sedan.
1924 Hudson Sedan.
1928 Jordan Coach.
VERY CONVENIENT TERMS.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1903 l4th St. Decatur 1910.
open Everinxs. Sandays Cn,l 5 Pm
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HUDSON ESSEN
PRICES
REDUCED
10 TO zoe
We have reduced prices on
our entire stock ot ,raie-iu cars
MANY of these are current
models and arc like new. The
following list will give YOU some
idea of how drastic our price re-
auctions have been,
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Lambert Hudson Motors 60,
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AUTO MART.
UNUSUAL BARGAINS.
] 414 18th.
l414 18th.
STERRETT Il FLEMING, Inc.
Whippet-Willys-Knignr.
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
ALL GUARANTEED IN
WRITING.

Bargains shown below are
due to the great reduction in
the New Whippet. You get the
advantage in used cars as we'll.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
LATE MODEL
BARGAINS.

% Buick Coach (new). 81 $50
81 Nash Adv. Sedan. -. $50
~ Stude. Commander :. 1850
~ Essex Coach. ...... $50
20 Nash Sedan, mod. 26S. 1000
IS Other Cars.
$50 Cash
And up. See our special display
of used cars without delay.
WALLACE,
1909 I. St. NJ. 1912.
GOOD USED CARS.
All in perfect condition and
ready to 60 at lowest prices and
best terms.
1897 ChrysIer 30 Coupe
1895 Oakland Coupe
1875 Nash Victoria Coupe
1927 Auburn Sedan.
Iast 30 se5a9
1874 Chandse- Sedan.
1874 Chandler Touring
lacS harmon SEDAN
1898 Hudson 1-pass. Sedan
MARMON MOTORS. INC,
1905 18th St. NV.
North 7lSS.
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KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
OF 7ih ST. NV.
Established g Years.
RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS
POULTRY AND Eggs.

CHICKS KDtks Hds TAsbDias blapd tstei
stfsck sib baItfifed custom h9L.hlHe, j Il
Efntg Phone Falls Church 3ts
JkrsIDW's lLofoash,aed bsby chi.as Ics
horns. Ho'ks and Reds Fsiabllehnd ~
seBfs. State number neefed aId get spnciai
ptias. Tg!atGw Poultry Farm IDx 20
FnfsiArto~B, Nh
BABY IHITEs JIG 900 blnni tested bfee,ieTs
eeie'te5 for biGii egg pf1fnetton supply egss
fvf thiR hatchery Al ssitiaa varieties Iaflas
tree MassaBHitsH Farms Hatchery Hgs
33i HagrieoFbues Va
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BUICK USED CARS.

20 Buick Std. 2-dr. Sdn.. 500
~ Buick Master Sedan. 1900
% Stude. Special Sedan. $50
% Stude. Big 6 Speedster. 400
rs Stude. Std. Coach. -. 600
IS Stude. Spec. Duplex. 500
'26 Nash Adv. 6 Coach. :. 500
"a Nash 6 Touring. 49,. 400
% Dodge Touring ...... $50
- Dodge Sedan ........ 400
IS Dodge Touring :. %. 400
"a Dodge Coupe ....... 500
rs Dodge Coupe. ..... 500
IS Chevrolet Touring. l7S
20 Hudson Coach. 49,. 600
p Cleveland Sedan ..... 500
- Buick Standard Coun-
try Club Coupe. -. 1000
. Buick 6 Roadster. $50
IS Buick 6 +-pass. Coupe SIS
'235 Buick 7-pa>s. Sedan. $50
. Buick 4-cyl. Touring. 200
2S Buick o-cyl. Touring. 200
- Buick Master Sedan. $50
- Buick Master Tour. $50
"a Buick +-pass. Coupe. 3SI
- Buick 7-pass. Sedan. $50
- Buick Master Rdstr.. 400
rs Buick +-pass. Coupe. $50
rs Buick 7-pass. Tour. 500
rs Buick spas, Std. Sdn. go
70 Buick Spas. Mas, Sdn. 1000
% Buick 7-pas, Mas. Sdn. 1880
70 Buick Std. 6 Cp. +-pas. 500
STANLEY II, HORNER. INC,
l0lS-lill 18th So. NV.
Main $500.
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WORD OF HONOR.
AUTHORIZED
BUICK
DEALER
BONDED USED CARS.
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GUARANTEED IN WRITING,



Buick Roadster. ....... SIS
Buick Touring ..,,... Isl
Hudson Coach ....... oS0|
IS Iiupmobile Sedan. go. 600
- buick Master Sedan, :, SS0|
~ Buick l'pass. Coupe, 6U|
~ buick +-cyl Touring. 27S|
llupmohile Touring >. lS0|
~ Chevrolet Sedan. ..,,,, 500
% Chevrolet Coupe ..,.., 400
~ lewett Sedan. .,,,..... 500
20 Buick 4-pass. Coupe. 7M|
rs Ford Tudor Sedan. 80, rs
~ Dodge Touring. .,..... hrS
* Dodge Touring, ..,... HS|
p buick Touring ,.,..... l7S|
ALI paioEs MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
DICK MURPHY. INC.
1885 l4iA ~, NV. .,.
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Nv 1uefnsss tataTouiiu tseifd lIsi
feri ~, t3nd "aB Also sou fatt walnut
wards dsH iirts 3iH3.
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PACKARD WARRINGTON,
kalorama al Seventeenth
Open An to u pm Daily,
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