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The Washington times., 1930-06-17

press receipts moderate. Nearby re-
ceipts moderate. supplies moderate' de-
crates, Iceberg. ! to S doE,. sS5O@s7s,
few 81, fair quality ana condition, SIC
$50. New York, 2-dos. crates. Big Bos-
ton, best S1@1.2S: poorer. s007sc.
press receipts light. Supplies light: de-
lmand moderate: market steady. Florida
and GeoEEiss bu. hampers best $500
'oDioSs-ons Texas arrived: IA cars
on track including broken. Virginia,
Norfolk and Hampton boat receipts
light. Supplies moderate; demand
moderate: market about steady. Texas.
CONNER. $1.7S@LS5.
Oranges-Suppiies light California,
Valencias, $5.009S.0O per box. Florida,
U. S. Is, as to size, $6.50@9.o0 per box.
lima arrived; ) cars on track including
broken. North Carolina truck receipts
light Supplies light; demand moderate;
market unsettled. North Carolina, SIS,
Red Birds, large size. s4.5O: few higher;
Rose, U. S. Is, 2xsxs, s3.OO0aSO.
Peas-Supplies light. California, hu.
hampers, Telephones, &3.750AO0. Nearby
per busheL sl.at@a;H.
consiEned; : cars on track including
moderate. South Carolina express re-
csiptS tight. Supplies moderate; de-
per crates. fancy. 1s,OO926o; choice.
Potstoes-rwo Maine . North Caro-
lima. South caroltne arrived; Re-
Norfolk and Hampton. North Caro-
lima. . Western Shore Virginia by
boat. Eastern Shore Virginia boat re-
ceipts light. New stock, reconslgned; |;
II cars on track including broken.
ate; market unsettled. prices lower.
VirgIAIa, Norfolk and Hampton stavs
barrels. CObblers. U. S. Is, $3.2s@S.SO;
few fine quality. high as $4.OO. Eastern
u. 5. is. S4.;5S1.5o. North Carolina.
stave barrels. CObblera. U. s. Is, $s.25;
few higher. few heated $500. All Sec
tions. machine-sizsd. 1h-1R inches,
best &2.5O; poorer. s2.oO@?25. Old
Supplies moderate; demand limited;
market dull. Maine. lOO-lb. sacks. Mts.
U. s. Is, mostly t2.60; very few higher.
aspberries-Suppliss moderate. East
srn shore Msryianl and nearby REQ
sauash-suppliss light. Nearby y -bu.
hampers. soc@ S1.O0.
trawbsrries-supplieG light. Eastern
Shore Maryland and Pennsylvania' SO
16c ut Nearby 1001sc at.
Sweet Potatoes--Supplies light. East
ern shore Maryland and Delaware, bu.
hampers, Yellows, u. 8. Is. &2.0O@225;
fine quality, $3.kO@275: ungraded.
3I250150; white yamA medium size,
$1.50@1.7S.
Tomatoes-Four Florida, 2s mississippi
1 Texas arrived; 81 cars on track in
cluding broken. Supplies fairly liberal;
demand moderate; market unsettled: :
weaker tendency. Mississippi a., green
and turning, wrapped, U. s. Is, 500 S5c;
Texas, lugs, green and turning, wrap
ped, 6x6 and larger. 81. so 01.75. Florida,
too few sales reported to quote.
Watermelons-Six Florida arrived; Is
cars on track including broken. Sup
plies increasing: demand slow; market
dull. Florida, Tom .Watsons. 2s-2s H.
average, 70076e saeh. No car-lOt sales
reported.
EGGS
Market steady. on the Baltimore
Butter and EEg Exchange there we're
no sales Nearby fresh gathered SIrsta.
offered 7sh bid 2slse. Receipts, but
ter. 1905 tubs. eggs. a,44S cases
LIVE PcULTkH
Z Chiekens-YeunR. eolored as % sisa.
30GA0eS IsghornA - % stDaa 9e@So@
The Washington times., 1930-06-17
Detroit Aircraft
Gets Navy Order

Contracts for 80 new bombing
planes and 272 aircraft engines.
for a total OF $2,S5s.2SO.4O. were
awarded by the Navy Department
yesterday.
The contract for the planes
went to the Detroit Aircraft Cor
poration, and amounts to $827,-
$3.50. The ships are to be
fitted with both pontoon and
wheel landing gear. and capable
of carrying a 1,500-pound torpedo
or the equivalent in bombs. Each
will carry two free machine guns.
The motor contract was award
Cd to ths Wright Corporation.
The Washington times., 1930-06-17
Auto Finance Data
ShOW Some Decline

Automobile financing during
April showed an increase as COM
pared with March, but was lower
than in April 1929, the Commerce
Department reported yesterday.
A report based on figures of 455
automobile financing agencies.
show 340,555 machines financed
al a cost Of S144.2S7 yS79 In April
while in March the figures were
2S4,919 cars at S120,677. .63S. Fer
April 1929 the concerns handled
37S, 100 machines Involving St71,
A31.72O.
The Washington times., 1930-06-17
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS

car-Iot shipments reported for the
entire United States for Saturday.
June II:
Cantaloupes-Arizona, 3; California,
10o. Total 103.
Peaches-California, s; Georgia, 40;
North Carolina. /: South Carolina. ,.
Total -.
Potatoes-Maine, iO3; North Carolina,
599; Oklahoma, 16S: South Carolina. 8;
Virginia, 124. Others 1856. Total 1,1Se.
Tomatoes-Florida, IA; Mississippi
14S; South Carolina, 8; Texas. 1872.
Others 8. Total 365.
observation-disclosures, J.; California,
1913; Florida, 1874; Texas, so. Total SoS.
The Washington times., 1930-06-17

Market steady. on the Baltimore
Butter and Egg Exchange there we're
no sales. Nearby fresh gathered fIrsts
offered 7sit bid 231ae. Receipts. but
ter. 1905 tubs: eggs. 7,44S cases
LIVE POULTRY
ChickenE-YeunR. eolored - % sisa
S04A0es lMRhoEnA a. a miDaa Ao@ao
The Washington times., 1930-06-17
NEWS
In Today's
CLASSIFIED ADS.

RELIABLE motor services, body
pairing; day or night Berv1ceS we
IF THE COLLECTION e& Stamps,
coins or autographed lst6sEO b
your hobby. yOu VIII be Interested
IN knowing OF our service. We aT0
located at q convenient dOwntOwD
address.
CLEANING, PRMSeEF0 AND re-
PATRING-sUlts maAs 20 UE4Aey SGx
remOdeling Q Specaal1ys e09s1& -
before having this necessary WoRk
done.
FURNITURE REUPHOxeI9D.ss
slip covers made 20 qraseS al
work guaranteed; estimates cheer
fully given.
WHAT HAVE YOUS-WO buy, sen
and exchange anythlngS call uO and
let us come and inspect what zen
have TO offer and give an estimate
ON what We feel it 10 wogtA
PETS FOR sALE-Llve chamellOus,
leeches, sparrows, tr9pa. puppies,
rabbits, goldfish, parrots, monkeys.
etc.
These are "sideIights" on som'
T many interesting advertise
nents you will f,Hd In tks BHsi
.sss Service Directory Of tOdogi
tines and 81 aid CEGssifis6 Ads
The Washington times., 1930-06-17
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hcgs-Receipts. $1,000; market 1S@
25e lower. Top, S1e.15; bulk. $3.50
1910; heavy weight. ssSO@1O.00 me-
dunn weight, SeSo91o.1o. light weight,
Ss.6SQ10.1S; light lights. $40 310,1O:
packing sows. ss,75 9s.S5; pigs. $3.50
ESQ: holdovers. 5000.
Cattle =, Receipts 1900: market
steady. Calves Receipts. 5000; mar
ket steady. Reef steers, good and
choice. $l1.5O@13.0O: common and
medium. $s.00@11 yearlings, 5000
12,7b. Butcher cattle: Heifers, $1,000
1L00; cows, $5.5O@s.OO, bulls. $500
500; calves. $9.OOQ11.50; feeder steers,
$9.O0@10.75; stocker steers, $500 q 10. 90 ;
BtOcker cows and heifers. $5.50@8.5O.
Sheep-Recelpts 5000: market steady.
Medium and choice lambs, $11.5O@l275
Culls and common, $SOO@1O.Oo; year.
lings, $T.5O@10.26; common and choice
ewes, $2.5OQ3.75; feeder lambs. 5000
400
The Washington times., 1930-06-17
Chesapeake and Ohio
Asks Greater CapitnL

The Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road today asked the Interstate
Commerce Commission for au-
thority to issue $191 ,528,367 Of
common capital stock of $2S par
value and to exchange it for a
like amount Of common capital
stock of 500 par value outstand-
ing, held in the roads treasury,
or authorized to be issued.
OF this $25 par stock not ex-
ceeding $211,200 is to be issued
from time to time in lieu of an
equal amount of common capital
stock of 500 par value, upon
conversion of an equal amont of
61a per cent cumulative convert
ible preferred stock,
The Washington times., 1930-06-17
ACCEPT ANCE
RATE GUT At
, NEW YORK

NEW YORK, June IT, Short.
term bankers acceptance rates,
which have been steadily declin-
ing since last fall, were reduced
another " Of 1 per ~cnt today
70 2h per cent bid, az per cent
asked.
The new quotation, first an
nounced by q leading dealer and
Instantly adopted by the trade
IN general. applies to 90-day ma
turities.
Reserve Adjusts Rate
Following the action, reports
stated the Federal Reserve Bank
had brought its buying rate on
A5-day bills down to par with
others.
The latest cut is the third made
this month in this form Of guaran-
teed paper and brings the rate q
full "a Of ! per cent below early
June quotations.
In Wall Street the action taken
today was regarded as an adnlis-
sion on the part Of dealers Of
their failure to revive interest in
bills, despite the series Of rate re.
auctions this month. Most houses
ere understood to be heavily
stocked with paper" which arey
are unable to move.
Bearing on this condition the
American acceptance council sur
Vey for May, made public during
the day. showed a decrease Of
$21 ,510,423 in the volume of bills
outstanding the end Of last
month, to a total of 1882, ,206,.
855, compared with $1.413,717,278
April 20, and $l,107, 1855, 900 year
ago.
Expansion Seen
Robert j. Bean, executive Sec
retary Of the council, intimated
in the report that the low total
of bill holdings for 1880 has al.
ready been reached and that fu-
ture months will show expansion
tendencies. He anticipates an in
crease in the report for the cur
rent month.
With the exception Of Boston
and San Francisco, reductions in
the volume Of bills were reported
by all districts of the Federal
Reserve System.
Although present rates are con-
sidered sufficiently low, Mr.. Bean
said unless the supply increases.
further cuts may be necessary to
induce accepting banks to release
their bills as soon as they are
made.
The Washington times., 1930-06-17
Baltimore Produce Market

Chickens-old, heavy. 2292Sc; leg
horns and other light stock. 1s91sc;
roosters. 13@1bc.
Guineas-Two pounds and over. 7o9
7Sc. smaller. soc.
Ducks-whits Pekins, lbA- and over,
Is o zoe; Muscovy. lbs. and over, $50
soc; Puddle, lbs, and over. 1s92oc;
all kinds, small and thin. 1S915c.
The Washington times., 1930-06-17
GRAINS OPEN HIGHER

CHICAGO. June IL U.N.S.). - Grains
opened higher today. wheat was up y
10 &c; corn. y to 1e, and oats =
to Nc OPENING prices;
eaS 919e. December. iosS 9 1esS.
Corn-July. Tk0Tsh September. Tsk
0TsG December sss aTe
0Ata-July, IS \ DsceabeE. AeN.
The Washington times., 1930-06-17

2l1s l41s zonits Prod 1so.. 1871 l51i l5h- II
Ex dividend TEX rights : Plus ~ In stock IPay-
able in scrip Plus ~ 10 stock PAD last yearn0 regular
able in cash stock l6q. in g Plus S& in
stoc b n Plus So Plus
SS In stock 2-3% stock Plus So stock.
Subject approval Of sockhoder& Plus extras SOnt
thap 100 shares
The Kusko times., 1930-01-18

634.O7, a decrease of $1sO, 191.49sror 12.4 per cent. !
 Rail-line expenses for operation including ordinary maintenance amounted to $2,Os4, ,673.11, a.decrease of $4,828.62, or 0.23 per cent; includ- ing replacements of bridges, operat- ing expenses decreased .$J8,0O4.85,. or 3.5 per, r,.cent.
 Operating ratio increased from 159.32 Tn. 1928 to 1928 in 1923.
 Rlver-boat expense. was $y6,028.78, an increase of $5,725.O9, or 6.3. per cent.
 Total expense for rail and river boats were 20,345.81, decrease of $72,2l9.76 ,or 3.2 per cent
 Deficit for rail operation was $958.- 414.53, an increase or $111 ,024.09. ,.or 13.l per cent. The river boats, were operated at-a profit of $4,119.88, as. against a profit of $6,499.51 in 1928.
 Total deficit, all expenses except charges to capital account, was $95O,f 711.74, a nincrease of $1O7 ,91O.l2, or 12.8 per cent.
 Corresponding dticit for the, ,year 1928, $842,801 .62.
 Total deficit for. all expenditures, including charges to capital account, amounted to .S1,26a, a,561.34, an in- crease of $44 4,020.65, or. 3.6 per cent.
 Transportation revenue received. by the rail line amounted to $934, ,559, a decrease of S217, 7,164.86. or 1S.9 per cent.
 Tourist traffic over the road shows steady growth, the volume thereof being greater than in past years. The indications are that a decided in crease next year may be expected. Practically all of the conducted tonr- ist parties travelling over the road stop at Mount Mckinley National Park, whish, together with the in- creased number of other tourists Nis- iting the park, indicates that this is one of the most popular side trips to be made in the Territory.
The Kusko times., 1930-01-18

A professor declares there are two hundred dialects in the United States. But tre dollar speaks them al! - Lousy lie Courier-journal.
The Kusko times., 1930-01-18

-sahing in Hove is recommended III cases ,of threatened nervos break down. A cynical correspondent says that far less dangerous remedy is to fall in tront of a Goouble-dcckrr bus.-Fassing Show.
The Kusko times., 1930-01-18

inadequate forpresent requirements. They should be reilacsdswith fire proof structures with sufficient floor space to provide offices for. all Federal activities.
 For some years the Federal. Court has held terms at stated periods in Anchorage; the building now used for court sessions is inadequate. A new building with court room and office for the United States commissioner shonid be provided.
 Alaska Railroad.
 in January, 1925, an estimate was prsented to Congress covering a con- prehensive program of work neces- sary for tne completion of the Alaska Railroad and for providing modern equipment throughout the system.
 The progra mfqr improvement and completion of the roadbed and struct- ure of the railroad was prosecuted continuously during the fiscal year 1929, although at times the work was slightly hampered by shortage of labor
 While snow conditions were difficult during the spring months of 1929, the total expense of removing snow, ice, and sand during the year decreased $6,13O.38, or 5:3 per cent.
 
 The hydroelectric plant, which has been under construction at Eklutna by the Anchorage Light x Power Con- pany, is expected to be in operation by September l, 1929, and will reduce the expenses of the railroad through the closing of the power plant and the reduced cost of electric lighting and power at Anchorage. There will alse be a reduction in revenues to the extent ot the electric current hereto fore sold at Anchorage by the rail road.
 Since. January Is, 1929, a branch office has been maintained by the rail- road in Chicago, at room 219, Monad- nook Building, for the purpose of de- veloping traffic. and. answering in- quiries relating to tourist travel and immigration to points on the railroad.
 Passenger revenue from rall opera tion amounted to $810, 0,994.86, a de- crease of $10,372.91, ore4.7 per cent.
 Rail-line revenue. passengers car ried were 53,l77, an increase of 1 ,599, or ).1 per cent. The increase was due to, I,147 more passengers carried petM cen Fairbanks and Col legt and l,38O more between Anchor az eand EkIutna; there was a de- crease of 937 in othere passengers.
 The number of rail-line passengers was- 62, ,648,, an increase of 1,288, or 2.l per cent.
 Freight revenue, rail line, amounted to $669, ,356, ,76, decrease oof $205,- 941.3O, or 24 per cent.
 The increase in freight revenue was due principally to the Fairbanks Exploration Company having no construction work in the Fairbanks ! district. This year, how additiona! dredges have been ordered ard are new cn route fro mCalifornia to EAir- tAll+.s.
 R;nl .lne commercial freight, ex- clu i've. of cea amounted te S37,275 { lis, decrease of 1O,561 toas, or 22 per cent.
 Coal tonnage was 56,848 tons, an increase of 7,707 tons, or 16 per cent. 1 The increase in tonnage of coal was mainly in the amount shipped to the Fairbanks Exploration Company for their power plant at Fairbanks. Ttotal commercial tonnage was 94.- l23 tons, a decrease of 2,754 tons, or 2.9 per cent.
 Total of ak tonnage, including freight for the railroad, decreased 21 1E7 fonc nr 1O1 Der cent
The Kusko times., 1930-01-18

< SHOwNlEyRERORT OF GOV.
 PARKS ITO INTERIOR DEPT.
 (Continned from Last Issue.)
 Recommendations.
 The Governor of. Alaska makes the : following accommodations:
 The, existing laws and the treaty Y with Canada are not comprehensive | enoughStog permit sa.t the Bureau of | Fishenies4sto achieve the desired re- sults.. A, survey of the waters of Ber- :. ing SeA and the Pacific Ocean in the vicirnty ,of the Aleutian Islands to i. determine the extent of the holibut :. iisheties, accompanied by recom- {, nendations for legislation designed to rened.. ytbe situation, have been {. submiaaed to beth governments. Early i, consideration. of these reports is most {. essential to the industry in the Ter ritory.
 The; investigation qf the herring fisheries by the Bureau of Fisheries <, shouidSbe completed as soon as pos- s sible.
 Ana1dsnsustrial school in Southeast sa. ern AAAss.a and hospitals for the care of tubercul:sr. natives in the First and Third 9lsiicial divisions are most nec- essary.
 Sevetai agencies are engaged Tn the enfoeeement of- the criminal laws; x thesels ss49,ald be combined and placed in the dIepartment of Justice.
 The ,Yerxitory is'spending $l5,0OO each year in an ecort to control the E advance Lofa wolves and ceyotes,' but the funds are not sufficient to finance < an adeaaatea program, and the Fed s erai. government should appropriate moneyatus,assist in the work.
 The revenue cutter that is stationed : in Southeastern Alaska during the wear .renders most efficient and nee? essary service, but it cannot extend aid .tbe.the,region. tributary to Prince s.Wiiiiam Seuld and the Alaska Penifi- !. sula. .s.Assesher cutter should be as- t;rned to athose waters during the i. entire year.
 TheresAare two systems of com < muNcatinn now in the Territory The <. Syieaai. Corps of the United States Army operates the cable between Se- attlsonxnu Alaska and maintains n. uetwesrax lof. wireless telegraph sta tions which extend toanearly' every part. of, the Territory. This is an ex- .s s.ceasAntssystem and it is most efficient :. ly managed. The United States Navy
 maintains several wireless stations :, and rsdio-compass stations along the
 coast. Ihse stations also transact s. commercial business. These latter stations may b necessary to naval op- <. eratipns. and the cos. of operations
 justified for this reason, but from an
 econosaie standpoint there seems te be nosreason why they should not Dc :, placed in charge of the Signal Corps $ and .this could be dcne at much less V. .expense ..ahan under the present ar
 rapgemsnt.
 Axiation4has assumed an important sAplare ain. the transportation field o1 T, tAe .'ferEitory and -4.aska occupies g < strategicsposition: on the proposed ail 4&routes between. Asia and America iiJheNUnited: States Army should es. |. tabtsh Aipports and station 2 squad :ropaot planes in. the interior of the .ferritSry and the United States Navy
 oaldeeStablish 2 base. for maya planeS7onnthe. coast.
 The-saerial survey work that fol
 two reasons,'has been. in charge of ar
 expeditionn detailed by the United .-sEtateS Nnyv:ihaS photORraphed prac-
The Kusko times., 1930-01-18

Back in the old days in England they hanged men for lesser offenses than vanishing corncob pipe before putting 1t on sale.-Detroit News.
The Kusko times., 1930-01-18
Getting On.

Mrs. Plainsmith-Have the De Styles recognized you yet?
 Mrs. Newgilt-Not yet, but Mrs. De Style stopped on the street to sd- mir emy dog.
The Kusko times., 1930-01-18
Some Supposition.

' -This is "a cold day for July
 '.Rhis isn't July. Whats wrung with ya?"
 Fl know it, but supposing it was it would be pretty cold"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11

1928 PONTIAC SEDAN This light. five pas
senger sedan Is painted a beautiful blue.
Has fine upholstery. fine fittings rEOE
and the tires. motor and general sD,DO1
condition Is excellent. See this car.
H-lsA
1929 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER EIGHT
SPORT BROUGHAM- This car has exception
al value. Six wire wheels; fender wells and
trunk, has finest whipcord uphols- G1fnn
terry: tan 2-tone paint Job that Is ID MI
beautiful. A bargain at...........
w-le2
1926 CHEVROLET SEDAN. Good mechanical
condition and paint fine. tires are Gs0OE
good for many miles. This is eco Mol
nomical transportation. Be quick.
H-3sA
1928 BUICK BUSINESS COUPE. New Duco
paint job. Cool tires. Upholstery almost
for many miles Of service. 0rc0r
uorIpuoo suJ Ut IoloIV 'Asu szU 0OJJ
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1919 CHRYSLER IS SPORT ROADSTER. This
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Mechanically, 1t Is excellent, and 670E
the looks will impress you ms being NIJ1
an exceptional bargain at ......... 49,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21

CHEVROLET COACH, 1928 driven very lit
tie and cannot be told from g new gar
only s275 triangle Motor Co, New York
ave NV Open evenings.
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SALF-AUToMoBuEs.

AUBURN 8-CYL. SEDAN, 1928; $3.50. or si85
down, $57.67 per mo- fine Duco finish. new
tires mechancally Al and guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21

FORD ROADSTER with pickup body, 1925;
good motor, top and finish nearly new
tires bargain at $75 owens Motor Co.,
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ESSEX COACH. 1928; 8 new tires; sis5.
Compare prices; fair condition; consider
Ford IN trade ia A St ne
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due and give you the difference IN cash. 22+
FUREITUR Wanted TO purchase enough
furniture TO outfit large house. Can pay
cash. Phone Metropolitan 3o5l. 2l'
FURNITURE and other things that you have
no further use for you can turn into cash
by calling NATL 1918, Harkey's, TOO II NV.
/ Will como at once prepared TO move them.
FURNITURE AND CLOTHING. 2nd hand,
bought and sold. Phone Metropolitan 9l52.
IF YOU WANT to sell your household goods,
stocks of merchandise other personal
property call the J. j. owen Auction g.
Realty Co.. Nat. 1853: ONCE. 927 18th st.
NV, Room 207. Satisfactory prices guaran-
teed or no commission charged. Sudden
service our motto, Estimates given free.
PIANO WANTED; will grant storage for
small upright piano in home for its use
Potomac 5000, Branch 705
PORCELAIlJ-LINED REFRIGERATOR, not
over ~ inches wide, top icer: capacity. 80
lbs. or less. Address Box 2l9-R, Star once.
REFRIGERATION, electric or gas, used to
5 cubic feet; state price ana time used.
Address BOX i59-R, Star ONCE
PRESIDENTS, statesmen's letters or docu-
ments, stamp collections, coins bought.
Hobby Shop, 1927 st. NV District dSI2
SECTIONS OF parts made by American
Radiator Co.; must be hot-water boiler NO
o2s-W. Address Box i47-R' Star once. q
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sALE-AUToMoBILEs.
/ AM ASHAMED!

am a 1929 Ford Coupe II months arc
was sold as q new car and today am
still as good as ever. Ny price tag SAYS
only $780,
WILLIAMS & BAKER,
1907 l4th. Pot. 6l40
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sALE-AuToMoBrLEs.
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We don't consider any traded car
sold till you've driven it for
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satisfied.


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