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New Britain herald., 1930-03-22
PROPERTY TAXES
 PAYABLE IN APRIL
Payments Expected to Be as
 High as in Former Years
WILL MAIL 2,0Q0 BILLS
Services in Churches Tomorrow Morning-Meeting of Pythian Systers-Martha Rebckah Whist Party-Othcr Items.

More than 2,0OO tax bills for property assessments will be mailed on April l to the taxpayers of the town by Tax Collector Willis J. Hemingway. According to the state statutes, the taxpayers have the month of April to pay their assess mcnts without interest. The bills become due on or before May |. Those failing to pay their taxes in the allotted time are forced to pay 5 per cent interest during the first six months and 10 per cent during the second six months. If not paid within a year, an interest of 12 per cent is charged, and failure to pay then results in a lien being placed on the property.
 Despite the industrial depression the present time, the tax collector is confident that the majority of the property taxes will be paid on time and that the town will have just as good record as in former years. Plainville has often been praised by the state tax commissioner for it's | high rate of tax collections. per sonal commendation having been l extended to Mr. Hemingway. The 1 local tax collector is regarded as | one of the most efficient in the state and is known for his consid- eration and good collections. County Legion Meeting The regular county meeting of | the American Legion auxiliary will be held tomorrow tt o'clock in Grange nall. Ncwington. It is cX- pectcd that large number of local women will attend the session..
 Rcbckah Whist Party
 Martha Rcbekah lodge will hold a whist party in Grange hall on Pierce street Monday evening. and refreshments served. The pub lie is invited to attend.
 Mrs. Elizabeth HeaIcy | Mrs. Daniel Emery of Plainville received word yesterday of the death of her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Healey of l75 North Main street, Southington. Mrs. Healey had been a resident of Southington for more than 50 years and was the widow of Michael Healey.
 Besides Mrs. Emery. Mrs. Hcalcy leaves three other daughters. two sons, two graihlsons, and a grand daughter. Funeral services will probably take place Monday at St. Thomas church, Southington. with burial in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Pythian Meeting
 PythMn temple, No 20. Pythtan Sisters, will hold q regular meeting in l. o. o. F. hall on Wednesday evening. All members are request cd to be present. as business Of im- portance will be discussed. Ar engagements for the official visit of | the grand officers will be completed at the meeting.
 Attends Conference
 | Governor John H. Trumbull at 1 tended the meeting of the executive committee of the National Cover norS conference held in Annapolis, l Maryland, yesterday. Plans were completed for the annual meeting of the state leaders to be held in Salt Lake City from June 80 10 July .,
 Although most of the governors
New Britain herald., 1930-03-22
WOMAN IS INJURED
 AS CAR HITS POLE Is Taken to Hospital After
 Crash at Upson'S Corner FARMERS STILL FIGHTING
May Seek Injunction Against Quar- antinc of Corn Export-School Teachers Jll-Church Notices May Name Shjcrden's Successor.

One woman was taken to the New Britain General hospital and three persons narrowly escaped seri- ous injury when an automobile crashed into pole at Upson's cor ncr at o'clock this morning..
 Mrs. Lena Otka, 35, resident of Deep River, is in the New Britain hospital with severe decorations over the left eye and a number of minor injuries. Her husband, who wa5 driving the machine, and their two children escaped injury
 The Otkas had been visiting friends in New Britain and were on their way home when the accident occurred.
 The mishap was the second acci- dent at the same corner in the last three days. On Thursday night cars driven by George Clarity and John O'Connell were damaged when they collided there.
 Constable Frank Brown is making an investigation Of last nights acci- dent.
 Several Teachers III
 An unusual number of public school teachers were ill during the last week. There were three substi- tutes in the Kensington grammar school alone, an unprecedented number.
 Farmers to Oppose Ban
 After being at a standstill for some time. the fight of Berlin farmers against federal and state quarantine due to the corn borer is expected to break forth with undi- unfinished vigor next Saturday night, at which time the Berlin Farmers club will meet in the Legion rooms in the town hall to hear speakers from the agricultural experimental station in New Haven.
 Rumors in credible sources here are to the effect that if the goVern- ment takes no action before the planting season starts an injunction against state officers restraining the quarantine may be sought.
 Numerous plans have been sug- gested so that Berlin corn growers may not be cut off from New Britain. the main market for the sale of their product, but all have been rejected by agriculture officials. Recently an arrangement was made whereby Glastonbury could send it's corn to Hartford, and local farmers hoped for the same concession re. Sarding New Britain, but quarantine officials did not look favorably on the plan. A suggestion that the town be divided into two equal parts one quarantined and the other free from quarantine. was turned down on the grounds that q town was the lowest single unit considered when making quarantine regulations.
 An interesting session is expected because of the fact that Berlin had observers at the meeting held in Glastonbury recently when the com- promise quarantine was decided on and announced by officials of the cX- perimental station.
 All indications point to unrelcut- ing opposition to the quarantine and local corn growers say they will continue to search for a. way out until the very last minute. Should
New Britain herald., 1930-03-22

| line. The score was matched when Louie LaIonte tossed in a hoop from the center of the court. Tha Boys club courtmen took the lead lon Tug" Zetarski's sucker sh 5t 1 from beneath the rim, and Goose" Karwoski added to the Monqhan- mons misery by dropping in a one i pointer. Ictarsli, captain of Bris- toI Highs second state champiou- ship team. dropped in a two-point- CT, and Ben Allairc, who graduates with White and LaPonte this June. matched it with Il second, Consecu- tive doubledcckers by Avallone, Ze- itarski and Rao showed the clubsters 1 into the van by q l2 to 1 score at the quarter mark.
 As the, second period opened Tommy Lincoln of the hig1 school squad tossed in a sucker" which was followed by a second by "Obbie" Gurske and a one-pointer by Lincoln. karwoski boosted the club tally with basket. and Cava lieri made another. The latter w9y touled in the act Of shooting and was awarded a pair Of free tries. He mad" both good and the halfway mark was sounded. showing the boys or Cavalicri in the lead by IS Ito II.
 Coach Monahan's charges entered the fray in the third semester with | fire In their eyes. fight having been 1 Instlllcd iu them by their famed tu- ! tor The schoolboys fought hard. but 1 could not prevent "Ruffy" Rao. an l ail-state high school guard two years l ago by virtue of vote of the states sports critics. from tossing in a two- i pointer. Robbie" Greene retaliated with a second, but shots by Zetarski, Rao and AIilbrandt caused the Mona i han squad to almost suffer heart failure. Ben Allaire heaved one through the nets from midcourt and ! Cavalieri sunk q foul trt as the ! whistle sounded the finish Of the third period, The score was 27-15. Boys club
 Cavalier scored q goal as the last period commenced and the high school boys started to fight savagely. hoping by some miracle 10 tic the score before it was too late. Eddie | White came to life and dropped in two doublc-dockers, one from the foul line and the other on q jump ball. Avallonc, club pivot man. SCOT ed q sucker" shot. q few seconds be- fore Louie Albcrtelli dropped one in for the Schoolboys karWoSki sWishcd the draperies with q foul try ana White again scored q hoop. karwos Ri was successful with another foul try, as was White with another two pointer. The Boys club players were going through q beautiful exhibition of stalling as the whistle footed for the finish of the tilt.
 The Boys club team is scheduled to oppose the New Britain Boys club quintet in the latter city Mon- day evening.
 In the preliminary game the Mac cabees of the City Basketball League clled out {; 20 to l s victory over the Bristol Maple Ends. The play oi George Alexander for the losers. and Phil Skipp for the winners, was out standing.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-22
EI,iIRA PASTOR CHOSEN

Boston. March 22 (UP)-The Rev. Ewart F. Turner of Elmira. N. Y, who is only 26 years old, has been appointed pastor of the American church in Berlin. Germany. accord ing to an announcement here. He is graduate student at Boston uni Versity.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-22
Girls Present Play

An opcrctta entitled the Bridge of Avignon' was presented by tae Girls club members at the South Side school auditorium last evening before capacity audience. Those who took part in the production in cludcd the following; Victoria D'April, Gertrude Shcolcr, Dcna Hackman, Nellie Myers, Stella Rob- crts, Matilda Zanke, Madeline Ma hatfcy, Elyizabeth Spooncr, Lucicl Doyon, Dora Flynn. Rose Masters, Ruth Mahalfcy, Lorcinc Meyers, Ruth Demcrsllc, Anna Gurskc, Irene Girard, Helen Tolassi, Anna Cari, Peggy Hobbs, Marie Burke, Lillian Greiser, Rose German, Marguerite Ryan.
 Drive Finishes Today
 The Salvation Army drive for funds. amounting to $2,9l5, will be brought to an official close this afternoon when returns on the nn- nual tag day" sale will be made. Army officials and members were on the streets of the city this morn ing selling the little red tag. the pro- ceeds of which will be turned over to the fund. Each year the "Sallies' assist the needy of the city. Food, fuel. clothing and other necessary living essentials are provided, and other kind Of help given.
 The fund up 10 last night. accord ing to q report made by Treasurer
New Britain herald., 1930-03-22
Bristol Boys Club
Totals

Referee. Clyde Waters; score at half. Boys club. lS-ll: time, eight minute quarters. Tommy Brannick officiatcd in the preliminary game.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-22

Eighteen nations maintain con- sulates in Honolulu.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-22
Maple Ends to Meet

A special meeting of the Maple End Athletic club will be held at the Headquarters of the organization to- morrow afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. The meeting will be held for the purpose of deciding upon site for the new clubhouse, President James F. Rordan has announced. .A base ball team, coached as in past sea- sons by Dutch Leonard, will be sponsored hy inc cluh
New Britain herald., 1930-03-22
"Othcr Peoples Husbands"

A play. "Other Peoples Illus bands,' will be presented by the Burlington Avenue Community club at the meeting room of the organi- zatlon on Wednesday evening at S o'clock. The play a comedy sketch in one act, will be followed by danc- ing Tho proceeds will be donated to the club.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-22
East Berlin Items

The morning service at the Meth odist church will be held at 10:45 O clock with preaching by the pas
New Britain herald., 1930-03-22
Engagement Announced

The engagement Of Miss Vivian White of 141 St. Felix street, Brook lyn, \. I.. to William C. Cantield of Pine street. this city, has been an- noun cad.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-22
Milk in Mornings Again

Notices have commenced to ap- pear in the milk bottles pcddlcd by local dealers 10 the effect that de- livcrics will be made'in the morning instead of the afternoon during the summer months. This schedule is adopted by the dealers for the sum- mer only
New Britain herald., 1930-03-22

Masses will be celebrated at and 10 a. m. tom orrow in St. PauFs church. Kensington. by Rev. J. C.. Brennan. A session of Sunday school will be held following the 0 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1930-03-22
several Teachers III

An unusual number of public school teachers were ill during the last week. There were three substi- tutes in the Kensington, grammar school alone, an unprecedented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

Ford Model A Roadster.
In Al shape throuehout; fully equipped
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For your old car, provided it will
run to Our sales room, on any car
selling above $3.50. We have ali our
cars marked plainly with selling
price, down payment and monthly
payment. This has been in effect
for about 1s months. We absolutely
guarantee that these prices have
not been raised to take care of this
unusual offer. Our stock is one of
the finest in the city of late model
cars in the medium price field.
1t Includes:
1879 Essex CHALLENGER Sedan.
1923 Essex CHALLENGER Coach.
1929 Essex CHALLENGER Coupe.
1928 Graham-Paige Sedan.
1878 Whippet Sedan.
1877 Oakland Sedan.
1925 Studebaker Sedan.
1928 Hudson Sedan. FW
1929 Hudson Sedan.
OPEN . AM. TO Pm.
LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
THE HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE"
1851 14th ST., Corner R.
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RI. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
140l l4th. North $500.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

First floor, large bed-living room, hall
S475O Also large second floor front room.
ADAMS SzS4' Adams 1ssA-J
APARTMENT. TWO LARGE ROOMS, FIRST
floor. and kitchenette' everything furnished.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE s;kooMY, e. APT Pr
Eis snSheT ps sds AS Sa a sanG ave.
OPP. MAYFLoWER - HONEY, ARTS. ia
WARM b a Jssy wt sot clean :Da phSns aE
TAKoMA-HTaH. CONVENTENT LOCATION
fine trees. many birds; ar; b; h;6; apt,
able sii and Ed homeiike; $50; adults shep. 245s
1000 18th ST; N.Y. THE BALE gALropR HrAhR sI3
nJ sTss iSth St To eh esah
bath, gas, cleo and Frieidalre, s5S. -.
MERRILL MANSIONS; 1851 FAIRMoNT 81.
TOP Of H. 4th hath St cssnisSsd conn
pletely; reasonable rates.
TOWN-ATTRACTIVE, CC1~$ETELY
bS sth seassPabe ren. W Immediate posses
sion. 6l7 18th st. NV. so
FURNISHED AS YOU WOULD FURNISH
5u Ss aG Hps e 4Sss Hsf g. m
10 End ST. Sc, OPPOSITE THE LIBRARY
Refined men and women; clean mousse
month reasonable; new management 30'
POTOMAC PARK APARTMENTS. 2lst AND
6 SITS. n w.. edge Of Potomac Park, overlook
completely and newly furnished housekeep-
s sss E YIN 94S TsS' ns0 ' .s
laundries and neiehborhood stores. WALKING
TRAN facilities, Within short walk Of heart
Of city No dogs or cats; 10 wild parties.
apt, 2 rooms, kitchen and BATH available
suMPTUoUsLY FURNISHED APARTMENT
rental in new club building in beautiful
Tilden Gardens, Seven SPACIOUS rooms, two
be repealed Must be seen to be fully api
preciated Apply manager, club buidine.
1 TiIdsn Gar5ens' Conn. ave. ct Tilden st.
THE CLIFTON, 1873 CLIFTON ST. NV.
E Rr large s rooms nicely furnished SO
each up Ne week cont eG bot Msts sG s rSh heat
sTTD1o ,APARTMESST LARGE ssg FRONT
ilis MASS. AVE NV. ROOMS, HITCH
en- snd bath: front; overlooking PARK; de-
ONE GROOM AND KITCHENETTE APART
Esrase, iss. s2s Hamilton st. NV. 'l',
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED APARTMENT:
st. NV.
$500 18th, ST. N.W-ATTRACTfvEIY FUR
nshed; 2 rooms, kitchenette, bath, glass
inclosed sleeping porch; very reasonable.
1881 KENYoN--I ROOM, Ink, s55-S2Si !
room and kitchen s3S; 2 rooms, Kitchen
APARTMENT. 1919 COL, RID. NW.-COM-
and private bath; southern exp. gas, elec.
1890 r.. I. AVE NV, APT. ga LARGE,
nicely furnished rooms, bath, porch and
piano
sleeping porch, next to bath; continuous hot
water; use Of telephone.
A GMATT. Ar3ATTNRTN-
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Is REAL BARGAINS.
ALL READY TO GO.
3-DAY EXCHANGE
PRIVILEGE.

PACKARD 4-PASS COUPE. $3.50
WHIPPET CON. COUPE. us
ESSEX COACH .............., 80
CHRYSLER SEDAN. .......... 100
ESSEX COACH. 375
CHRYSLER ROADSTER. 345
STUDEBAKER SEDAN. ...... $50
PEERLESS COACH... $50
VELIE SEDAN. ............... us
HUDSON COACH. ............. 1876
CHRYSLER COUPE........... $50
CHANDLER SEDAN. ........ 295
BUICK COACH. ........... $40
HUDSON COACH. 200
REQ CLOUD SEDAN......... 900
,CHRYSLER CROWN SEDAN. sos
MARMON 8 ROADSTER. 600
MARMON SEDAN ........ $50
PACKARD DE LUXE SEDAN 4. $50
ROOSEVELT VICTORIA. ... 800
ROOSEVELT SEDAN. $50
MARMON 8 SPEEDSTER.. 675
PIERCE-ARROW SEDAN. -. 900
PACKARD SEDAN. . 6OO
'STEARNS-KNIGHT SEDAN. 379
PIERCE USED CAR DEPT,
1437 IRVING ST.
Adams 5688.
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STANLEY H. HORNER, Inc.
1015-1l11 18th ST. NV.

NATIONAL 500.
1929 Buick Master Sedan.
1925 Packard Club Sedan.
1927 Buick 6-pass Coupe.
1927 Willys-Knight 10 Sedan,
1928 Chevrolet Landau-Sedan.
1 1923 Buick Standard Sedan
1923 Nash Standard Convertible Coupe.
1928 Buick Master 5-pass. Coupe.
\ 1925 Buick Standard Coach.
l 1923 Essex Sedan
y 1924 Lincoln Sedan.
. 1899 Buick Standard Coach.
1880 Marquette Sport Roadster.
, 1a& GhsYTelet Convertible coupe Cb1u0).
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sALE-AUToMoBMEs.
FORD
Model A..

Ford Model A Cabriolet.
Run $500 miles; fully equipped and equal
TO new, S9e5.
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L HOME-LARGE LIVING ROOM, BED
q, bath, kitchen. FYiGidalIe, porch. For
led couple 1A2S columbiR I'd
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We are offering for the week
of JANUARY 70 TO JANUARY
81, the following exceptional
values in USED CARS. Every
one trustworthy, mechanically
and otherwise, ready for the
road. YOU CAN'T AFFORD
TO PASS UP THIS OPPOR-
TUNITY. A demonstration will
prove their merit.
1929 Chevrolet Roadster. $36s
1929 Studebaker Coupe. -. 87s
1923 Lincoln 7-pass. Sedan 2 $50
1923 Nash Touring. ....... $50
1923 Lincoln 'Phaeton.. $500
1923 Marmon Sedan. Il 900
1927 REQ Flying Cloud Sdn. 6o5
1924 Packard 8 Sedan. 80. SIS
1924 Cadillac Phaeton. -. 335
1924 Lincoln 2-pass. Coupe. sos
MANY OTHERS.
ARFlELD MO1OR IT,,
Lincoln Motor Cars.
1130 Conn. Ave.
Opposite MayAower.
Decatur 3110.
Open Sundays.
1929 Chevrolet Coupe.
Just like new; fully equipped. Unusual
1929 Chevrolet Coach.
Paint; tires and mechanically OK. Priced
R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
1901 18th. North 5000.
INSPECT OUR USED-CAR
STOCK
WHICH IS AT THIS TIME MOST
COMPLETE AND
ATTRACTIVELY PRICED.
MANY MAKES AND
BODY STYLES.
Cadillac La Sale
Packard studebaker
Lincoln Buick
Pontiac sasa RHs SPS |:
And Others at Lower Prices
On
Liberal G. NJ. A. c. Payment Plan.
Is Years of Fair Dealing
Is Your Guarantee.
THE WASHINGTON CADILLAC
1156-4O Conn. Ave. Decatur 5000.
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FORDS! FORDSl FORDSl
CHEVROLETSI

FORDS! FORDSl FORDSi
CHEVROLETSl
All Cars Reconditioned.
1923 Model A Sport Coupe 1855
1923 Model A Tudor. $50. 3o5
1923 Model A Business Cpe. 3o5
1923 Model A Standard
Coupe, rumble seat. 1876
1929 Model A Fordor. $500. 465
1929 Model A Tudor. 80. AIS
1929 Model A Sport Coupe. 395
1929 Model A Standard
Coupe. ............. AIS
1923 Chevrolet Sport Road. 285
1928 Chevrolet Coach. 49,. SIS
1923 Chevrolet 4-door. -. 355
1923 Chevrolet Coupe. 80. 345
1923 Chevrolet Cabriolet.... 345
1927 Chevrolet Coupe. 49,. 215
1926 Chrysler 20 Coach. -. 335
E-Z TERMS.
National $3.50.
Never Closed.
HILL & TIBBITTS,
301 14th NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
sSesioS On wednssdaS o. sa sSr S . ~ ~
isss saics satis ane awe m.thOd NATIONAL
Ere As st.beFP scs 18Th e. nS
oSD staSeTh so S4 iSsh s. T. or
CASH IMMEDIATELY
15 iSs M sss sSf: Get our price list
CASH IN 5 MINUTES.
SEE Us FIRST. BARNES MOTOR. 172s 18th.
S CASH S
For any used cars, large, small or closed,
s term nsH deals az our FISK. No O" sale. no
AUTO 5 "a So. + NV sAtrs co. ..
CASH for your car. Without a doubt
| pay the highest prices In this city.
If your car IS not all paid for, will
pay your undue balance and give you
the difference in cash. No delay.
See Nr. Barnes, 1879 18th NV.
Decatur 1890. Absolutely reliable.
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
CHEVROLET, 1927. LIGHT DELIVERY, panel
P ssnford ri Incon ioa assin AZ 'o can MI
FORD. 1925. with pick up body; tires Eood,
meter ST, Al Ill 6srEain' 's6 Triangle Motor
FORD i-TON TRUCK tires good, motor
good; 2 real sarsaHin, SIS terms Triangle
rNrrT VTrr -
BODY, ali inclosed;, suitable Tor mqst any
purpose. This truck has been recently over
c esin 0i76si sf nsy pm Columbia lass
DODGE PANEL TRUCK, 34-ton; this truck
so 300 0e terms Ms f fPian a Motor Co, New
-ISs2222RRT6 gsED o TEygkS SALE
iSss II g. IA s rs, la sSd S ssS ia0'
l,sy7;2s-BSSss ss ,Sn : :s.S n.;,sIt:.. 3sS
| i2fs-White, atom. stake and eab..... $50
i5lS-Etc, i-ton, panel deiivery ..... Soc
i5s- ssTtns t0 aen eanop; sxni::; isii
i5ss-fSrS, i.ton. .V cab and coal BODY. s
i2S1-White canopy van. SSS
g.'; s siS.s 'IBs; fEs fs' III
end Of the week; ALL WILL BE SOLD
| BTEhhEII OREHAT1NG 5EhV1CEt .INC.s
| 80 M st. NE Metropolitan 0505.
GARAGE BUILDERS.
BEST CONSTRUCTION, Low PRICE. TERMs
SOC K s.. NE 9E0' r P Rs6ns Lincoln sssl.
AUTO WRECKERs.
| AUTO WRECKERS.
I Oars bought and sold in any condition
R,00H9ET EERs9Fs AUTO Exc, ExsSHAsSNS62aE'
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SUBURBAN BOARD

WOODsIDE, MD-Attractive rooms, with
Silver epring ta-WA
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THREW" VALUES.
YOU CAN BUY
HERE WITH
CONFIDENCE.

20 USED CARS TO SELECT FROM
sAvE-HoME OF BARGAINs-sAvE,
THE TREW MOTOR CO..
1907 18th. Dec. 1912.
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RENT-GARAGES

FIREPROoF BRICK. IN ALLEY BETWEEN
18th and 18th. You and " SITS. NV; $40
Call Mrs: ROLLER, Columbia secs.
HOLDS SIX CARS. In northwest, h.-w.h and
cleo. Phone West 66s. 80"
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SPECIAL USED-CAR SALE!

FIFTY OTHER CARS s2s TO 800 FROM
WHICH TO CHOOSE. i
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These attractive ofierinEs are made IN
order TO close out the above stock by the
end Of the week. ALL WILL BE SOLD.
sTERRETT OPERATING SERVICE, INC.
30 M st. NE. Metropolitan 0505.
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1927 ESSEX SEDAN.
Good paint and tires, motor in Al shape;
excellent appearance; unusually fine car;
K. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO..
1901 14th. North $500.
The Washington times., 1930-10-29

themselves for the early spring
rush of business.
The first meeting is scheduled
at Cleveland on, November 3 and
the last ones at Wichita and
Davenport on December 5. Mr..
Klingler, under whose general di-
rection the meets are being held,
plans to attend meetings at va
rious points, while the next four
ranking sales officials will have
charge Of the four groups.
Groups Listed
D. E. Ralston, assistant gen.
eral sales manager, directs the
Western meetings, which start at
Chicago on November 4 and
wind up at wichita.
Group two, in charge of M. D.
Douglas, general parts and serv'
ice manager, opens at st. Louis
on November 5, and holds Is
meetings ending at Davenport.
r. K. White, advertising man
ager, heads the third group which
starts at Fort Wayne on Novem-
Der 4 and holds IL meetings in
that territory, ending at Char
lotte, N. c., on December 3.
Crew 4, with w. e. Holler, as
sistant general sales manager, in
charge, swings through the East,
opening at Cleveland, continuing
through Pittsburgh to Washing
ton: