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Bedtime Stories
ny THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Occasionally It 10 plain
Some good from worry you may gain.
Mira. HAPPY Jack.

RosBY COON was . vandersr. Just
. happy-so-lucky wandsrer. with
nothing much on his mind. It was
summer and he had nothing to
worry about. There were no huntere
with terrible guns In the Green Forest.
He had few family cares. These he
left mostly to Mrs. Bobby. There
was plenty TO eat and 1t was easy
to get. Food didn't worry him at all.
In fact, there were certain kinds Of
food not easily obtained at any other
season Of the year, but sometimes
rather easily obtained now II you
knew where to look for them.
There were Frogs, for instance.
Bobby IL very fond Of Frogs and he
is wonderfully clever in catching
them. He finds them wonderfully
good eating and he has lot Of fun
hunting for them. Then there were
eggs and young birds and little people
in fur just starting out in the Great
World or not yet ready to leave home.
Bobby likes them, I am sorry to say
I don't suppose he ever thinks Of
them Is anybody's children, but just
so much fresh meat. He thinks Of
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them just - you and think Of
young pork and veal and lamb when
We 60 to market.
He doesn't spend great deal Of
time hunting for fresh meat Of this
kind. In this respect he isn't like
some other Green Forest people who
live almost wholly on meat. Bobby
doesn't do this. He doesn't have to,
for he likes so many other things.
But he keeps his eyes open and enjoys
. bit Of fresh meat when he has the
opportunity.
Bobby, - you know, prefers to sleep
through the day and roam about
by night. He Isn't particular where
he spends tho day. 20 long ~ he
may sleep undisturbed. A deserted
nest Of Hawk or Grow suits him to
perfection. In one Of these hs may
sleep in comfort and at the same
time enjoy . health-giving sun bath
undbturbed because unseen by any
ono passing below.
II there u no such nest handy
Bobby finds big tree. one with big
branches. along one Of which he can
sprawl, his coat 20 blending with
the color Of the bark that there Ia
small chance that he will be noticed
by any one who may chance to come
along. And sometimes there Is q
hemlock tree to afford an airy and
comfortable retreat. He climbs high
to point where he can curl himself
around the trunk, the thick-growing
springy branches forming . sort OF
spring bed for him.
So in the summer Bobby wanders
about to wherever = notion leads
him, unworried by anything, . ring
tailed, black-masked gypsy OF the
Green Forest. He doesn't worry but
not infrequently he Is the cause OF
worry for others.
This summer Mrs. Happy Jack
Squirrel was living in what we might
call . Green Forest penthouse. 1t
was high up In 4 crotch OF 0 tall
oak. but not too high for stout, sup
porting limbs. 1t was built OF sticks
and leaves and in it was q nice soft
bed for the babies. Altogether 1t
was . very fine home, from q Squirrel
point OF view. 1t was high and airy
and 80 we'll built that it was dry
and very comfortable.
1T Is the best home we have ever
had" Mrs. Happy Jack had declared
when 1t was finished.
III 1t suits you that is all that
matters. For myself I prefer . hollow
In tree, . hollow with not too large
An entrance" Happy Jack had replied.
"Why?" demanded Mrs Happy Jack.
Because 1t Is safer" replied Happy
Jack.
Mrs. Happy Jack was remembering
this now. She had just heard a rumor.
She had heard that Bobby Coon had
been seen in the neighborhood the
night before. She was worried. II II
were true, she had cause for worry
In that home she was so proud OF
were four helpless babies.
Copyright, 1872
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Natures Children
Bald Cypress
(Taxodium distichum).

easily worked and extremely durable
Cypress wood has the reputation OF
needing more care to season properly
than many of our other conifers
Slow air drying has been found salts
factory. The wood does not discolor,
and 1t takes paint well.
This wood Is used principally for
building purposes, more especially
where durability in contact with water
or moisture is needed. So we find that
millions of board feet are used for
tanks and silos, shutters and general
mill work, as well as caskets and
cofins. Laundries where machine
parts must be Of wood, dairies, api-
artists supplies, agricultural imple-
ments, refrigerators. car construction
electrical machinery and apparatus
and many other like needs are sup
piled.
In what is, called q virgin cypress
forest the trees grow slowly. A tree
200 years old will not be over 20
inches in diameter breast high. In
places where they may spread theil
toes and receive their share Of sun
shine they make quicker progress.
The cypress produces many seeds
but they are too heavy to ride the
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BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

~ AID expresses are among the
- oldest and largest trees in the
world. Perhaps that is why
- they think they are entitled
to show their knees. Any tree that
Is In its youth when 800 years old
has some rights, especially when it is
likely to live for several hundred
years more.
The natural range OF these tall
pyramidal trees is throughout the
swamp lands in the Southeastern
part Of the United States. They de-
velop an expanded conical base and
very extensive root system. which
goes down deep enough in the soft,
muddy soil to support a height of
120 feet or more
Where the bald cypress has water
covering its feet for long periods it
develops the strange conical growths
known as knees. These knobby af-
fairs begin at the roots and extend
several feet above high-water mark.
The trunk is lobed above and
strongly buttressed and usually hol-
low at the base. The bark is pale
reddish gray with shallow fissures.
The wood Is sole and light brown,
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LOST.
(Ccntinued.)

LADYs BROWN PURSE containing money
and keys lost between 1lth and 18th on
st. A. l2:3O pm. Saturday. Reward.
BOX 167-B, Star. 23s
LADY'S WRIST WATCH (Egin>, initials
M. c. R. on Anacostia football neld
sunday: Reward. Atlantic 1869.
NAVAL ACADEMY CLASS RING, 1920:
name inscribed. artificial sapphire setting:
reward. Greenwood 299S
PoCKETBOOK. black patent leather. lost
sunday In taxicab. Small reward. Lincoln
S377-J
sPrTZ, male. vicinity Key Bridge, name
Pal Reward. Wisconsin 3204-M.
WALLET, Saturday afternoon. containing
$50, cards. etc. Reward Call Columbia
s592-J, Mr.. John. between $50 and .
WRIST WATCH. Swiss. with diamond
chips, on old Canal Tow Path from Cabin
John Bridge upwards. Reward. Met. OS62
after pm.
$40 tS2O AND $40 BILL, one-man street
car. Riverdale to 10th and @ NV. Sat.
1O:30-ll Am. Reward. Greenwood 2077-J.
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winds and are not sought after by
the birds to . great extent. There
fore most Of them flnd . watery
grave. Young trees often sprout from
the stump.
In 1881 the total stand Of cypress
saw timber size was about 4,l40, ,000. 900
board feet. Florida has about half
Of the cypress stand today; Arkansas,
Louisiana ard Mississippi have as
per cent; South Carolina about 10
per cent, and the remaining IL per
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cent is scattered among States that
have small sypress stands.
There are thousands and Thousands
of acres Of swamp lands that would
support cypress trees. They are pic
turesque and valuable .neighbors. In
some Of the chosen habitats the cy-
press trees are hosts to the brilliant
amaryllis flowers, which love to poke
their roots in the trunks Of these
trees and see their bright faces in
the quiet waters below. About them
may also be found wild orchids too
far away for you to pluck, but ad-
mired. There are ferns, too, feathery
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PERSONAL,

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room 601.
Westory BLDG, 14th and p. Met. 1888.
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADIcATED BY MY
own method Results effective for . life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery. DR.. SOMMERWERCK,
1855 Columbia I'd. Adams O388.
MAGNETIC TREATMENT, QENTLEMEN
only. BY male nurse from N. Y. City:
licensed and estab. 8 years: Natl b05e. 26s
YOUNG MALE NURSE WOULD LIKE
position as companion secretary: refer
ences SHEPPARD 1850.
PLATINUM LADYs. RING. y KARAT
diamond. surrounded by 10 diamonds.
Bargain. -S75. ERNEST BURK HOB q
st. NV, Room 3O6.
PRIVATE NURSERY, ESTABL1sHED 1c
years: full-time care: has vacancy for IN
FAINT or young child: healthful surround
lngs: large Fairgrounds. 0hepherd 1852
EXPERIENCED MOTHER WILL CARE FOR
ant surroundinss. District $3.50
BOSTON WOMAN, EDUCATED. ExPt-
rienced, desires part-time work IS chauf-
fsur. household accommodate: companion
Maple st.. Alexandria.
so WOMEN WANTED TO FQRM GYM
nastic association. Greenwood 2923-J Sun
day; week days National 1856.
HATS RENoDILED BY MOILO; YES
tefday's hat Yedesigned into today's mode.
81 to $3.50. TurbanS draped to the head
from your own material. $3.50 up.
STUDIO. 1011 H st. End ficor. 22'
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aAY.KQNAN

Reliable manufacturer has opening for
cleaning compound and allied products to
institutions industrials, hospitals, churches
municipalities; exclusive territory; liberal
sive man. Write full details first letter
Box $40. 90 Livingston st., Brooklyn. n r.
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There Is evidence that nearly 1000
years before the time OF Christ the
people OF the Island Of Rhodes prac-
ticed marine insurance.
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ones that love to sling fast to the
cypress trunks, while the gray Span
ish moss swings in long festoons from
the branches.
(Copyrisht, 1e87)
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ASST TO MANAqR \ AGE

Young man with good Insurance sales
with aGSnts, viii Be appointed. assistant
manager Of strong. successful, old-lins tnot
tndustriaD COMPANY. Moderate sslary plue
bilious Qualided man. Give full personal
and business details In confidence for in.
teryiAv 0ox 1O3.3, Star
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LANSBURGH & BRO.

Man With selling expsrieuce to work In
electrical department ~. dsmonstrstor.
car. ear ABBY smpiojt tIsne satss. fourth hoos.
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MOTOR rRAvEl.

GOVT. WORKER. NEW CAR DRIVES 70
and from Baltimore daily: or pas
sengers. Wis. 3lQ0.W. q.
LEAVIN0 FOR ASHEvuLE N. c.. IN A
few days; new Plymouth; can take three:
very reasonable. Phone Geo. $3.50. 23s
CHICAGO, DIES MONIES. OMAHA. cHEY-
enne and west; new Dodge sedan; radio,
heater; ShaYe-expense basis: accommodate
three: leave within week. Atlantic 662o.
0kIVINd. 70 Los ANGELES VIA ALI,
poinfs West, 1887 heated De Soto: share
expense. Box 44-B. Star
MUNcII, md. 1887 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
heated. Leave Wednesday. evening. return
here sunday night. Excellent driver. 437
10th st. ne.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
Halt. Epnergency Laboratory. Room COL.
Westory Bldg. 14th and F. Met. 1888.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than contracted for by myself.
WILLIAM ANDERSON DUNCAN. 1900 T
st. NV, Apt. 205. go
A DEAL FUNERAL AT SIS
x.s. sm' :sTyse &c on. sS99
DEAL with 26 years experience. LIN
NAA1AAsAAoaA.Ao undertakers in the
world Complete funerals as low as S75
UP. Three funeral homes. IS parlors and
chapels. 40 assistants % cars, hearses and
smbulances; Ambulances now only 50:
1900 Chaplin st. NV. Col. 0432. 5l7
l1th st. Sc. All. 600.
APPLES-SWEET CIDER.
ROCKVILLE FRUIT FARM,
One mile from Rockville, Md. on Potomac
I'd, turn left two blocks past courthouse.
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SALESMAN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC

BEST OPPORTUNITIES for men and
women. Help and work furnished. Do
nlestic Agency. Decatur 2421. 1928 9th.
RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec 1851. l4O2 1lth.
has cooks. maids. Mattresses nurses, g.h.w..
part-time day wkrs.: couples hsemen. 23'
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sAIESMEN-Good income assured. Sell.
ances. Plenty or prospects. No expert.
once necessary. Apply l to pm. Wash.
ington Appliance Co.. Inc. 1921 9th st
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HELP MEN.
CONTINUED
3 LOCAL MEN

To take over established food route: steady,
year-round work with no lay-on: earnings
rom $50 to $40 per week: no experience
q II h12 K Sf n n
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REPRESENTATIVE to survey for installa-
tionS OF INSTRUMENTATION equipment:
unusual commission ARRANGEMENT; h1Eh
school or college education essential. State
business experience. address, telephone.
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POSITION OPEN for energetic man, neat
| appearance necessary; owner able to drive
| light car; only man accustomed to meeting
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SALES OPPORTUNITY for man who can
organize and control direct selling crew;
factory connection. Intercommunicatlons.
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OVER 30 YEARS OF AGE, NEAT Ap.
PLEAsANT,- DIGNIFIED WORK. No
SMLlNG. SEE SECRETARY, 1912 AND
21S; 1903 TOWER BLDG, 14th AND K
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. AID expresses are among the
. oldest and largest trees in the
xrnr1l norho~e that Dc ,n1bN
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-24

Ford 1885 De Luxe Sedan - OOAO
Lustrous black finish. excel SDOfO
lent tires, perfect motor-it's an above
average 1885 yet Cherner's volume per-
mits US to offer 1t at the unheard of
price Of $349. Pay little as IS down,
balance to suit your purse. Carries
Uncle Joes 3O-day unconditional guar
anteo.
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SALE 10000 USED TIRES. S2.46 Up
BEN HUNDLEY. S446 18th st. N. W.
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AUTO ACCESSORIES

oLDsMoBILE 1882. 6-cyl.. 4-door Sedan
6 wheels: mechan. perfect, orig. paint,
looks new. SLAB. NE. SAT-, Apt. SOC.
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1881 Florida Ave. n. W. North s5sI

Pontiac 1886 2.DoOr Touring PEOE
Finish is q beautiful blue. eDOOO
showroom appearance inside and out.
mileage is low. tires show no wear: a
car that will give practically the same
service as new automobile: trade
and terms to suit. See Mr.. Barham.
N. e. BRANCH L. p. STEUART
141 IL st. N. E. Atlantic 600
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PLYMOUTH USED CARS
MOOT MOTOR CO.. 3342 NJ ST. N. "
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WILLYS. 1887 onstrators-Greatly IA
duced. Official cars Willys Warrington
Inc. 14th and 3 St. N. w.
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Pontiac 1888 Eight 2-DOOr p0OE
TOuring-Finished in a beau 900
tful blue with black tenders and
trim: has been carefully checked by
our mechanics and Is perfect in every
respect. including tires: low price.
trade and terms to suit. See Mr..
n. E. BRANCH L. p. sTEUART
141 IL st. N. e. Atlantic $500
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Ford 1884 Fordor sedan-Well QOEO

Ford 1884 FOrdOr Sedan-Wel @0S0
broken in. this beautiful cars DAOO
actual mileage Is only $4,000. Black
finish shines like new. In perfect
shape for the winter; equipped with
heater; tires and motor in best Of
condition to assure you many miles
of comfortable and economical trans
portation. One short visit here to-
night will convince you that you may
drive to Hyattsville and save real
money on better used cars. Terms
made convenient.
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PLYMOUTH 1884 Special Sed.-Gun-
metal: perfect condition: new tires and
,at.: $295. 1927 st. N. E. After 5 p. m
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Graham 1888 De Luxe Sedan pOAE
Smart. original 2-tone green OOfO
finish, spotless whipcord upholstery,
tires like new. A sacrifice at this
price and a 30.day written guarantee.
SULLIVAN CHEVROLET
?435 14th st. n. w. MET. 2Sl4
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9Th & New York Ave. N. w. NAT. 5000
Ynnr Ford Dealer Open Evenings

most perfect one you could O4A6
find. Has had wonderful care and
looks like brand new. Don't delay
as the price is way below the market
value and is sure to sell quickly.
Liberal terms. Guaranteed.
SUPERIOR MOTORS
1921 IL ST. n, w. DEca. 1900
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Ford 1888 Tudor Sedan - The coon
former owner of this Vineyard OOAO
, Green Tudor treated this car like
baby. 1t fairly sparkles newness. Car
ries Uncle Joes S0-day unconditional
guarantee. See it at once-you'll need
no urging to buy. The price has been
dropped to 1929 and you can name
your own terms, Your car in trade.
CHERNER
1881 Florida Ave. n. w. North S56S
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PACKARD demonstrators, big reduction.
McReynolds, 5S32 Georgia Ave. RA. 2010.
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oLDsMoBILE 1885 6-Passenger Touring
sedan1six Cyl Black finish all good
tainly cannot find better value than this
excellent offer. $495 c. c. c, guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1929 22d st. N. W.
Ma $500 Open evenings: closed Sun
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We have on hand 70 thoroughly
reconditioned used cars that must
sell within next 10 days, regardless
Of cost, down payment or what you
have to trade. LOWEST PRICES OF
ALL TIMES. Come in, pick out any
car in stock, pay $3.50, drive away.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-24

PacfSrd 1881 Cow. Coupe 6IGS
Rumble seat. Excellent ap- D1UO
pearance. A real bargain at our price.
WAKEFIELD MOTOR CO.
252S Sherman Ave. AID. 5000
Packard 1884 Standard Sedan Q7NE
Z Pass.-Formerly owned by ID fO
State Of Va. and is in excellent con-
dition. An ideal family car. Guar
anteed. Liberal terms.
SUPERIOR MOTORS
1920 Ia st. N. w. DEca. 1900
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Ford 1885 De Luxe Coupe 001O
Are you shopping for a SDO1O
quality bargain? This is your auto
mobile. Beautiful glacier gray finish
with green stripe and green wheels.
a particularly pleasing combination;
all dual equipment, spotless broadcloth
upholstery. brakes and tires in per
feet condition. Get behind this smooth,
powerful engine and enjoy. the thrill
of a powerful, silent VS. performance
and proven economy. Drive to Hyatts-
vile and save money during our an
nual nationwide used car clearance
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Money spent in Washington Real Estate
now will put profit in your pocket later.
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PACKARD 1887 Convertible Coupe, 1900
New car appearance and performance.
This car has been driven only 1886 miles.
81 .025. C. C. C. guarantee. Capitol Cadil-
lac Co.. 1929 22nd St. N. W. Ma. 5000.
Open evenings.
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CHERNEB
1881 Florida Ave. N. w. North 1855

Ford 1886 Tudor Sedan-Just re- 0N1E
duced for Nationwide Ford O4
Clearance Month. You just can't find
price. In both performance and con-
dition it's a bargain. Tires practically
new, heater, Bedford cloth upholstery.
metal tire cover. rich black finish.
cream stripe and cream wheel bands.
It's a beauty. Small down payment.
terms as low as $40 monthly. It's
Thoro-proofed.
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Packard 1896 4-DOOr Touring Sc pH0E
dan - With trunk. Original d OO
sand-color duco. Car is practically new
and has had only one owner. who has
taken Immaculate car of same. Origi-
nal cost when bought new a year ago
was $1,245. We will sell this beauti-
full car for only $795 and give you
an ironclad guarantee. This automo-
bile is above the average and will sat
isfy the most discriminating buyer.
Easy terms to suit you.
STANDARD MOTOR SALES
1905 14th st. n. w. North 2298-1479
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Plymouth 1884 De Luxe Sedan COE0
Floating power. free-wheel- DOOU
ing lustrous black paint. spotless whip
cord upholstery: considered the best
Plymouth model. with a dandy motor:
an r. & G. car with 2-day money-back
r. Moore
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Ford 1886 Tudor Sedan - Lus- QAOO
trous black finish. practically UtAO
new tires low mileage. New-car. 1000
mile or 9O-day guarantee and service.
Reduced 10 S429. Terms as low az IS
down, your car in trade. balance in
easy payments to suit your purse.
CHERNER
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1odge 1898 sedan-FiniShed in COOK
black: . splendid Job ready OAOO
for any test, excellent mechanically;
S. down, balance easy.
HANDLEY MOTOR co.
ESQ Ga, Ave, N, w. Adams 0O62
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Dodge 1884 De Luxe sedanS- COOK
(2). i palm green finish, sDOOO
black finish; low mileage; / each
owner; in perfect condition.
GARDNER STUART MOTORS
e04 BladensbuFR I'd. N. e. Line. 8138
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36 LINCOLN ZEPHYR SEDAN-Beauti.
full blue finish white sidewan tires, seat
covers. A real value at this price. S96S.
NORTHWEST MOTOR
6315 Ca. Ave. N. ".
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STUDEBAKER 1884 St. Regis BrouEham,
S315: McReynolds $500 Georgia Ave
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STUDEBAKER

Studebaker 1885 Trunk Sedan 0CAE
Black. A we'll cared for car sDOtO
with very low mileage.
WAKEFIELD MOTOR co.
2S25 Sherman Ave. An. RnnN
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LA SALE, 1885 6-pass. Touring Sedan.
ortginal green finish Is perfect: new tires.
spotless upholstery This fine car 10
priced below the market for quick sale,
S645 C. c. C. guarantee CAPITOL CADIL-
LAC CO.. 1929 22nd st. N. W. MA. $500.
Open evenings.
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OLDsMoBILE 1885 5-Pass. Coupe. 8 Cyl
| Beautiful gallant blue paint, Spotless
cloth upholstery. all good tires. radio.
You will find this . very clean car GER
tainly priced below today's market. S666
c. G G. guaranty. Open evenings.
| CAPITOL CADILLAC CO.
| 1922 22d ST N. W MAI. 5000
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Plymouth 1885 Coach - sit be- 0A1n
hind the wheel of this clean. CD4 40
black car. Learn the thrill of owning
and driving an automobile that's in
Al condition thanks to Uncle Joe's
FAMOUS 30 reconditioning operations.
Carries Uncle Joe's 30-day uncondi-
tional guarantee. Some lucky buyer
will get it for $419. Little as IS down,
long as 20 months to pay.
CHERNER
1881 Florida Ave N w North 8565
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PACKARD

Plymouth 1888 Sedan-This job COOK
is in excellent mechanical con- DAe1J
dition good rubber; only IS down, bal
anco to suit you.
HANDLEY MOTOR CO.
1880 Ga. Ave. N. W. Adams 6O62
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FT Ie., '' black finish. excellent S4ZS
tires, a powerful smooth-running mo-
tor-add to these points of favor the
fact that you get q so-day or 1000
mile new-car guarantee and service
and you'll agree that this Is Washing
toms outstanding value at S429. Your
car in trade. Name your own terms.
NHa1 EInriha Ava. n. w. North 1856
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Plymouth 1885 De Luxe Tudor, nAOF
Touring - With trunk: origi- D4SO
nal gray opalescent finish paint like
new. whipcord upholstery in fine con-
dition, motor perfect; will satisfy the
most critical buyer: sold with 2-day
money-back guarantee. See Mr.. E. r.
Moore.
HILL A TTRRVTTS
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1887 LINCOLN Zephyr Sedan. Black.
white wall tires. This car has had best
Of care. Owner must sacrifice. Will
take car in trade. Easy terms. Call
GEORGIA 095S.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-24

DODGE

Sodss 1888 ssdSS~siScf paint, 00TE
cream wire wheels: q clean DA 81
car throughout and well worth our
price. S275.
z1as goth st. N. w. District 9141