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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-04-30

Frank Be1tL Jr.s z junior al the
Boonsboro High School, Won first
ho1ors In the Statewide Future
Farmers OF America public speak.
ing contest Il the University Of
Maryland. College PARK
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-04-30

The HAGRSTOWN GLOBE
Established 1856
Published By:
S7OCFFR PRINTING CO
Brewer L St0uEer. Editor
BENJAMIN 4 Beard
Advertising Manager
OEeas and Plant:
105 North Potomac Street
HagaS1oWn. Maryland
Telephone: O1ATEoHgndred
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-04-30

Tie Y. ?. 5. c. Z Of St Johns
Lutheran Church held = business
meeting a which 2 social commit
tee vas appointed 70 confer with
ne Missionary Circle q the
church nth ne view OF purchzs-
ng piano for The joint uSe Of
ne societies
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-04-30

Among tie advertisers: r. L
Spsaglsr VII open the fall season
n September rs. with z spacssl
trade sale q prints and printed
goods VI: Bes4 blue calieoss Sc
best coloTa5 calicoes. 1 1-sc: print
- ca1eFs hair. 1s II: best black
cal5coas. &c: best new dress cali
Goes e; prices for this 6sv only.
Il yua don't cal at Is. RoEss
St0rs next 10 ths market house -
1o-e euyi1g yoU furniture, stoves
ETC. yo1 VII b so-rv. Grand
Excursion 70 S1n1ah-aka- Bros
oyster par1o-. oysters se-Tei IN
Al styles for sc. opposite Market
Eo1Se- Handsome book cases
6resssrs enEe1s stands. chairs.
EsE Lev t- fHe quality. 81 4.
Yilglingss Carpet and Furniture
Store. Buy your hooks st Ksnvs
Book Store. opposite tAe BALDWIN
House. Aring1u1's New United
Mtnstrsls VII BE II The Acs1s-zy
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-04-30

year and the industry is respon-
si6le for about tsn PEI cent Of
gsinful employment q ou people.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-04-30
HORSE AND BUGGY DAYS
IN HAGERSTOWN
y TnE oLO LAMPLlGHTER

The following interesting items
are taken from a copy Of The
Evening Globe Of September q.
1881 found in The rsmodeling Of
IN old house On Virginia avenue.
md which vas given 10 The Ha-
gerstOEn Globe by Hrs. Fannie
Cullers. Bridgeport:
Rev Dr. J. 8 Kiener vii attend
ne farewell service IN Chambers
burg On The occasion OF Mss.
Mary c HallOweHs departure for
Sendia- japan as Z teacher IN the
reformed Church He VII ofer
prayer and deliver the address 70
he yOung lady
Much favorable comment Is
current concerning EggIeston's
History. the new work introduced
N the public schools. Nearly
every scholar has exchanged his
o. her Old books for the new.
Cardinal Gibbons visited Liber
81. Frederick county, and confirm
I'd 81 persons IN St Peters
Church The Cardinal vent 10 Pc
re-Sburg on Tuesday.
Laurel Steam Fire Co. Of York
Pa is coming here On 4 visit and
the local firsnen ara arranging 2
royal reception for the visitors.
Rev. J. L Keedy. RohrersviIIe.
2 student in theology in Yale d.
vinity school. New Haven, Conn
filed the pulpit in the United
Brethren Church al GreencsstIe.
While al Lebanon Valley College
he vas schoolmate Of Rev. Z s.
Bowman. formerly Of Eagersto-n.
Persons ask daily concerning
The progress OF the street railway
project They are net invariably
with the stsre0typed answer Of
there's nothing new. This s.
because the projectors have not
busted themselves in their efforts
70 enlist me interest Of capitalists
Eho. Ne were taught 10 believe.
were anxious % construct and mt
into operation . system in this
city Citizens Who have inspect
Cd CumbeTls1d's system are pleas
- With il and everybody nov
says II Is q success and VII IN
crease with age Cannot Hsgers-
Town ger what Cumberland can
and whst vii The people Of thai
place ought 70 ba sod enough for
rs
Tie 7 P. s C. Z Of s. Johns
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-04-30

II PAYS TO
ADVERTISE N THE GLOBE
Evening star., 1937-03-03
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO March 3 t1.-Poultry. live.
! car. % trucks: about steady: hens over
White Rock, 321a Plymouth Rock. 25;;
Plymouth Rock, "a; barebacks. is; roost-
ers. 13; Leghorn roosters. l2: turkeys.
hens. 81 young toms. 10: old. 16; No. 9
turkeys, IS: ducks. AZ pounds up, white
snd eeiored 9o small White ea5e a9d o 9oorsd
less than than pounds. sos3 e. '''''0' 0'' ~
Butter e463; Arm. Creamery: spe-
33ss; extra firsts- (90-9D, 33haIa: firsts
tralized carlots). 33'4. Eggs, 1854;
flrmer: extra frsts. local. 22; cars: 22M:
current receipts. 21 1a; storage packed ex-
tras. 1924; storage packed frsts, 23l2.
Potatoes. So; on track. $50: total
United States shipments. 727. Old stock:
Good quality large Russets steady, demand
allow Other stock about steady demand
e&t.: Idaho Russet Burbanks; U. S. No; l.,
3,O0a3.55, according to quality and size;
U. s. No. 2. $50: Colorado Red McClures.
o. S. No. ], 3.O0a3.20: Maine Green
Mountains. U. s. No. |. 2.75: Wisconsin
sgosppa Soei'eJ commefeal SG aeM sass e
Rnsset Burbanks. unclassifed. 2.95; North
Dakota Early Ohios, partly graded, go.
New stock: Firm, slightly stronger under
tone. supplies liberal, demand fair track
sales, bushel crates Florida Bliss Tri-
umphs. U. S. No. 1. 2.10a2.12la: less than
earlots. 2.15 . crate.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
STEEL FIRMS MAP
BOOST IN PRICES
Study Additional Labor and
Material Costs to Fix
Increase.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Wage in
creases by several leading steel COM
panies will undoubtedly spread to the
entire industry before the end of the
week, Iron Age said today in the
weekly review of the industry.
In granting these increases" the
trade journal said, steel companies
probably have forestalled an industry
wide strike. An important factor
in the new wage situation is that it
offers a solution for the Walsh-Hea
act controversy that will be acceptable
to the Federal administration.
I'm thus finding at least the partial
answer to some of its problems, the
steel industry has created new prob
lens, chiefly that of costs, though the
question of an adequate supply OF
skilled labor on q 40-hour-week basis
is not to be ignored. Labor is not the
only element, however, of higher
costs, as raw material price advances
are almost unpredictable.
steel companies are working on
cost sheets in an effort to determine
the amounts that must be added to
selling prices in order to preserve
profits. The Carnegie-1llinois Steel
Corp. has stated it will announce
prices on March 5. These probably
will range from So to So a ton above
present quotations and will cover all
products except tin plate and possibly
rails,
Although steel scrap has advanced
ST at Pittsburgh. ." there is an easier
situation at Chicago and st. Louis,
high prices having brought out larger
supplies. The Iron Age steel scrap
composite has risen to s2o.25, the
highest since January 13. 1925, when
it was $2O.83.
"Steel ingot production is estimated
at IS per cent, a gain of two points
over last week. and the highest since
October. 1929"
Evening star., 1937-03-03

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 3-Holding to
the pattern of recent sessions the
bond market made its best showing
today in the corporate division while
United States Governments continued
to sag.
Early dealings were high-lighted by
some unusually wide advances in the
industrial convertible division. Car
ried along by a sharp rise in common
stock. Youngstown Sheet & Tube 8 l2s
pushed up nearly 10 points in the first
hour.
Pure Oil 414s rose a point or so
under active bidding. Demand for rail
liens was selective. improving the posi-
ton of Nickel Plate 4l2s, New York
Central IS, Santa Fe As, Baltimore &
Ohio 412s. Rock Island general As and
Great Northern Is.
Low coupon Treasures and some OF
the guaranteed issues had the best
support in the Federal group, with a
few gains running from l-32 to 1892
of a point Most of the Treasures
were down 2-32 to 5-32.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK. March 3 GP,.-Raw sugar
was firm early today and although spot re-
mained unchanged at 3.45. shipment sugars
were higher with sale confirmed OF 10000
bags Of Puerto Ricos for April shipment
to an operator at $50.
Futures were higher. particularly in the
No 3 contract on active trade and COM
mission house buying promoted by. reports
from Washington that considerable doubt
existed as to whether tax of :. cent
pound could be imposed on sugar without
affecting the terms of the reciprocal
May No 3 sold up from 2.53 TO 9.55.
and July from 2.62 TO 2.64. or to o
points net higher but there were reactions
Of few points in the late forenoon under
realizing. The list at midday still
showed net advances of 5 to 6 points.
The No, contract advanced Ia TO 2
points early on commission house buying
and in sympathy with the strength OF
the No 3 hut reacted in the late fore
noon under hedge selling. with July on
from I24I2 to "a. and September from
I.25la to l.24is. leaving the list at noon
about ] point net higher.
Refined was unchanged at 4.S0 for nne
granulated with better inquiry reported
Evening star., 1937-03-03
BUILDING
MOUNTS IN SOUTH
Support of U. S.-Financed
Public Works Slowly
Withdrawn.
By tie Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March 3-While the
support of Government financed pub
lie works is being slowly withdrawn,
privately financed construction Is
moving steadily ahead in the South.
The Manufacturers Record reported
today that contracts awarded for
manufacturing plants and other in
dustrial projects in the 16 Southern
States last month totaled s26.9l7, 900
an increase Of IS per cent over Feb
ruary., 1896.
Contracts for all privately-fin financed
engineering and building enterprises
amounted roughly to S35,000,000.
against total of approximately $23,-
100000 for public works. This COM
parison showed the largest ratio Of
private capital going into construction
Of any recent year.
Public works awards for highway
and bridge construction dropped TO
S10,576, 900. or % per cent under the
S13. 1877, 900 for January. and only a
4lUllC lIlOlC I4ldl1 nan Va LAAC oGO,E0CJOOC
for February a year ago. Expenditures
for the other types Of public work also
declined
All contracts awards during las.
month. public and private, amounted
to $50, $50. 900, bringing the total TO
the year to $433,17l 900. and repre-
senting a slight decrease from the
same period of last year.
General building contracts, however.
| not only doubled the S5,410,000 for
| February of last year, but showed a
slight increase over the 10587, 900 Of
last month. Dwelling awards totaled
s4,511 900; store construction, s3,500.-
900; apartment and hotel projects,
s2,397 900, and miscellaneous, $l,000.-
900.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
Heavy Buying Reported.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 3 (P.-
Daily metal trade today says:
Heavy buying features the iron and
steel markets. With a price advance
consumers are displaying
unusual interest in their forward re-
quirements.
Virtually all the mills are sold out
for this quarter and whatever business
is going in most lines is at prices ap-
plying at time of shipment. Price an
nouncements are expected late this
week
District sales Offices in many in
stances must refer all orders to the
home office for acceptance or re-
lection.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
UNITED CARBON
BOOSTSD|V|DEND
Quarterly Payment of ST a
Share Puts Common on
81 Annual Basis.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March "a quar-
terly dividend of 81 share was de-
clared today on common stock Of the
United Carbon Co.. placing it on a S4
annual basis compared with So previ-
ously. The dividend is payable April
/ to holders of record March Is.
Coca Cola International.
Coca-Cola International Corp, con-
trolling the Coca-Cola Co.. announced
a quarterly payment of $3.50 a share
on the common. The payable date was
not given. Previously the company
paid quarterly dividend of 1925 ano
an extra of SIG in December.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
Institute Finds
Daily Oil Output
At Another Peak
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Crude oil
production rode to new record peak
during the week ended February 27.
the American Petroleum Institutes
summary indicated.
Gross daily average crude output
rose $50 barrels to 3,2s6,1o0 for the
period. The daily average east OF
notwithstanding for four-ffths
of the total-jumped $3.50 to 2,714.0o0
barrels.
Reports from reflners owning SO per
cent of the industry's estimated capac-
ity, that operated at 10 per cent OF
potential in the week. indicate $685.
900 barrels Of crude were run to stills
daily.
The total in the previous week for
the same estimated capacity, operating
at 78 per cent of potential, was $685.
900 barrels.
Finished and unfinished gasoline
stocks at reflneries, terminals and In
transit were up sharply to 76,616,0oo
barrels, against 74,7s8.000 week ago
Evening star., 1937-03-03
PIPE LINE PROXIES
STILL BEING CHECKED
Ey the Associated Press,

Ey tNt AbSOCIdCtu FItbb.
WILMINGTON, Del, March 3.-The
work of checking stockholders proxies,
preliminary to electing directors of
the Missouri-Kansss Pipe Line Co.,
which began last Monday, was about
one-third completed today.
The task may last several more
days.
The work is being conducted by
Albert L. Massey, special master ap-
pointed by Chancellor j. o. Wolcott.
About 40 stockholders were present.
In 1882 receivers were appointed for
the company by Chancellor Wolcott.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. March 3 CP.-Trans-Atlan
hieher prices in today's market Kafnrs
and other mining issues moved hisher nIIs aHIe
industrial shares were more active. Uiis
ties and home rails continued heavy.
PARIS-Rentees were nrmer: closing az
an otherwise mixed stock mar ket. Rail
road and coal issues declined and the
industrial group moved irregularIy.
Royal Dutch and Bank OF France snares
closed slightly higher.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

ssSSs arm: hl.ss ssa so'oss: spseisI as. Pss.s +:
pasked frsts. aaSH ssHs; frsts. ss2fsae$; me- ne
diums, 22a22la; dtrties No. l; ,22a22h:
average checks. 201aa21; refrieerators.
frsts. 21a2lHa; seconds. 19ha20h.
Butter. 1914; steady to frmer. Cream
cry: Higher than extra 34%a35a; eStra @
s34E: other prices unchaneed.
Cheese. 165.150: steady and unchanged.
=, Live poultry, by freight. weak; chickens.
Rocks 20 Leghorn IA. Fowl: Colored.
sOa2l: Leghorn. 16a17; roosters. 13: tur-
keys. 11a24; ducks. Is.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
u. S. TREASURY POSITION.

The position of the Treasury March 1:
Receipts S76.S95. .S77.65; expenditures.
S63.493 65SO balance. ST .551 .994.-
64I 80. Customs receipts for the month.
,S3.3I5.274.07
1) S2.745 439. .141.61; expenditures. 81
So4.7SS.267.33 dncludine 81 .931 .252.-
OF expenditures. S2.O79. .349. 1887 Gross
debt s34 e43 9s1 .I47 30. an increase. Of
S43. 1866 over the previous day.
S""t $50. O00.17 Of inactive gold.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. March 3-Dividends de-
elared prepared by the Standard Sta
tistics CorpD:
Pc Stk. of Pay
Rate riod record able.
RuLinstein tHelena) A CSC @ 3-16 Al
Increased.
Cons Bakeries Can 25c 3-13 4-15
Participating.
Canadian CelaneSe
1Ga part Of 69c - 3-16 3-3l
Celanase Corp of Amer
n 1st part pf- SLIGO - 3-16 Al
Evening star., 1937-03-03
Auto Production
Expected to Near
100000 in March
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, March 3-Dow. Jones
& Co. reported today that, barring
interruptions to operations, automobile
production for March will probably be
between SIS. ZOO and 100000 cars and
trucks. the highest in history except
for the three peak months of 1929.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA. March 3 R.-Live
noritryMPullets, fancy Plymouth Rocks.
54a25: broilers, cross breds. %: turkeys,
fancy young hens. 24a25: fancy young
toms, is; ducks. Muscovy. white. 16a1T'
colored. 14a15.
Dressed poultry UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Capital Traction $500 at 96l2,
$500 at 9612.
Potomac Electric Power 5H% pfd.-
5 at ia.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction 5s-s1,0O at 96,
$500 at 90.
Potomac Electric Power 60 pfd.-5
at ia. 5 at ia.
Bid and Asked Prices.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
FREIGHT LOADINGS.

NEW YORK. March 3 P.-Revenue
freight carloaoines on railroads reporting
Evening star., 1937-03-03
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK. March P].-Federal
Land Bank bonds:
Evening star., 1937-03-03
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK. March 3 .GR).-New York
Security Dealers Association;
Moon quotations
Evening star., 1937-03-03
new YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. March GP.-New York
Security Dealers Association:
lQuotations as of 2 O'CLOCK
The Washington times., 1937-12-28
KITTENS ON the KEYS

WHATS home without kitten2
Nv But there are many kinds, and
unless you are well versed in the
art Of choosing cat, you had better
be sure you go to a well-estab blished
cattery. The TempuI Cattery and
Kennels are offering genuine Per-
sian kittens that are beauties, and
you will be sure to fall right in love
with them when you see them. Some
Of them are white as snow, others
that perfect shade of grey-blue and
tawny yellow. All Of these kittens
are pedigreed and will take blue
ribbons wherever they are shown.
This cattery is located at 8617 Coles
vile Pike, and the telephone num-
Der is Shepherd 2668.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28
A SUGGESTION HOW 10 SPENR THAT
CHRISTMAS MONEY

= W. KING, JR., has splendid
~ store in which to spend some
OF that Christmas money. He has so
many worthwhile things in stock
that you will be pleased that you
paid him a call. For instance. he
has travelling bags of all description.
small ones, large ones. some fitted
and others with secret pockets for
valuables. Travelling clocks in leather
cases, swanky dog collars and har-
ness for your dog, trunks that will
carry your wardrobe to Europe or
points east without mussing 1t in
the least, and many others far too
numerous to mention in my limited
space. If you need any Of the above.
in fact. any leather goods, be sure
to visit this store, located at 5l1
Eleventh st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28
RIP GOES THE UPPER

TN this day and age Of innovations,
the old-fashioned button is quite
passe. When the button decides to
part company with you. q little
thread and needle soon will show
it the error Of its ways and it will
stay put until the urge to break
away is 50 great it could not stand
the strain. Now. today 1t Is the
Upper In the limelight, but when
it starts to act up, oh boy, are you
in trouble! There's where the New
York Trimming Store comes in.
zippers are promptly put in place
and repaired. and you can buy all
kinds and colors.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28
INTO EACH LIFE SOME RAIN MUST FALL

n LwAYS prepare for the rainy
III day. One never knows when
they will need care or the help Of
an experienced nurse. When that
time comes. have this number
handy. Falls Church 370-W-11. That
is the Tiff Nursing Home, where
they take care Of invalids, elderly
persons, or anyone needing indi-
Vidual care and attention. The lady
in charge is a graduate nurse who
knows the ins and outs of nursing.
II you are lucky enough to be in
good health, this will not interest
you, but clip the phone and address
out for future reference.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28
FURNITURE FOR SALE

you who have always wanted to
1 pick up some odds and ends of
furniture, something to fill in that
bare corner in the living room, an
extra bed for your mother-in-law
when she pays you that visit, here's
. golden opportunity. At 613 B St.
N. E. the entire furnishings are to be
sold, and, as there are seven rooms.
you will be pretty certain of finding
Just what you want. Another sug-
this is the time for you to open up
that guest house you have been
planning to do for such a long time,
and as you can buy these entire fur
nishings very reasonably, your prob
aem of furnishing will be compare
lively an easy and economical one.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28
MORE CHICKEN

TIRED out from all the festivities2
i Too tired to even fix dinner for
your Holiday guests? Well, who isn't.
but one must go on and on, so here's
a remedy for the dinner proposition.
Call Marie, North 2053, and have
her send up a Chicken Dinner: it
will serve four nicely and gives you
a variety Of food. Chicken fried
golden brown, crispy French fried
potatoes, hot rolls and apple pie for
only SIPS. They will deliver this to
you piping hot. all you will have to
do is serve it, and your guests will
be so pleased that they will be back
the next night for more.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28

you do not have a piano In the
house, call kits, National 4730.
where they rent you one for any
period of time. Better attend to 1t
today. for they probably will be
swamped with calls, and a piano is
one thing that you can't carry home
on your back. Hire one, and your
party will be the gayest Of the gay.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28
HAVE YOU A LIrLr soL1 slns II HoRE'

pardon me for taking ali the Joy
L out of life, but sure as fate the
first of the year is going to bring
in bills on the first mali, and then,
my love, come the headaehes. Sd
look around the house, In all tns
drawers, trunks, chests and what
have you. and gather up all the old
gold and silver. A. Markei, Room
21l, 91S F st. N. W., will buy it from
you, and you can ease your creditcr's
mind and your oS'R ~
The Washington times., 1937-12-28
NOME INSULATION

GO far, all the weather prophets
y have been wrong in predicting
snow. Now, I am not trying to be
competitor Of the weather man,
but the way it looks and feels today
I am Of the opinion that we will
have q white New Years Day, and
uaybe snow tomorrow. So don't
aft too long before you call in the
ldson Supply and Equipment Co.
keep Old Man Winter on the
'ide of your house. This firm
Allies in Home improvements
Wtn insulate your home for
and Summer in q very eco
and efficient manner for
~ price. Their main office
ct i727 Pa. Ave. N. W.
Ugh these pages for
The Washington times., 1937-12-28

FORD-1936 De Luxe Roadster. A sporty
car at a rock bottom price, just $3.50.
Carries Uncle Joe's unconditional guar.
antee. Highest allowance for yur present
car, CHERNER MOTOR CO., 1871 Florida
Ave N W. North 1866.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28

terror. flawless exterior; the price Is only
$249. Carries Uncle Joe's unconditional
guarantee Highest allowance for your
present car. CHERNER MOTOR CO.. 1881
Florida Ave. N. W. North $3.50.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28

FORD-1936 VS. Cabriolet. Top. tires.
motor, upholstery all like new. Carries
Uncle Joe's unconditional guarantee. Re
duced to $3.50. Highest allowance Tor
your present car. CHERNER MOTOR CO.
17R1 Florida Ave. N. W. North 1855.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28

FORD-1937 De Luxe Tudor Touring. This
is the car for the man who wants
brand new automobile. Carries new-car
terms and highest cash allowance for your
present car at CHERNER MOTOR CO.,
1871 Florida Ave. N. W. North 1855.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28

FoRD-1936 Coupe. It's previous careful
handling is reflected in the smart ap..
pearance and the faultless performance OF
this fine car. Reduced to 1850. Carries
Uncle Joe's unconditional guarantee. Easier
terms and higher allowance Tor your pres
ent car, CHERNER MOTOR CO., 1881
Florida Ave. N. w. North 1865.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28

FORD-1938 Tudor Sedan. Looks and
runs as good as the day it came out OF
the new-car showroom. Carries Uncle
Joe's unconditinal guarantee. Reduced to
1859 and it's worth $35 more. Easier
terms. Your present car Will 6rlng a
higher allowance at CHERNER MOTOR
CO, 1871 Florida Ave. N. W. North $500.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28

FORD-1937 VS. Tudor Sedan. Looks
new and carries new-car guarantee, terms
and service See itI You'll need no urg-
lowance for your present car. CHEREER
MOTOR CO., 1881 Florida Ave. N. W.
North 2565
The Washington times., 1937-12-28

IFORD-1937 Fordor Sedan Want prac:,
Then this is the buy for you at S5l9.
Carries new-car terms, new.car guarantee
and service First buyer gets 1t for S519,
Easier terms and higher allowance ,6 tor
i7Sl Florida Ave. N. W. North S565.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28

FORD 1888 Coupe-R. s.: here's car
that runs as smooth as sewing ma.
chine and one that will give you hours OF
pleasure: come in today and try this car:
being offered to you for only $149. Mid
City Auto Co. I'LL 14th St. N. W. DEC.
The Washington times., 1937-12-28

AUTO LOANS IN FIVE MINUTES
State Finance Co., 10th and H SITS. N. "
The Washington times., 1937-12-28
AUTO LOANS

CHBVROLETS-ALL MODELS
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