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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-16

No matter how large q crop OF
small grains Is raised there is al
ways a cash market for 1t as II
moves off the world trade channels
altho it may seriously effect the
market price.
However Montana's other import
ant crop is OIL PRODUCTION and
while we were very glad to report
in our last Bulletin the marked In
crease OF gasoline made from Mon
tana crude we pointed out that it
was necessary for us to cut into
the remaining 80 percent that was
being imported, In order to market
the production from hundreds OF
wells in Montana that were as yet
shut in for lack of q market.
Altho prices of crude have been
reduced over 25 percent in the past
year IN northern Montana and are
from 14c to soc per barrel below
What a like quality of crude sells
for in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas
and the price OF gasoline has drop
ped over 3 nc per gallon there is
in round numbers approximately
Z 900 barrels of Montana production
shut in, resulting in a loss OF
new wealth to the business chan
nels OF the state of over two and
a half million dollars annually:
A LOSS IN TAX REEVE
NUE. TO THE STATE OF Ov-
Err 100000 AND A LOSS
OF PAY ROLLS. THAT
WOULD BE USED FOR NEW
DEVELOPMENT, OF OVER
$500. 10000.
In the last few days we found
TWO large service stations, which
rad previously handled imported
gasokne, had decided to change over
% gasoline made from Montana
rude and they requested that they
Se supplied with the station signs
fcontinnad on PaTa wsvea
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-16
TOP PRICE IN
kelvin SALEE
$50 An ACRE

Members OF the oil industry
were grfnning this week over
the fact that the Great Falls OPP
orator who petitioned the land
office to place on sale govern
ment owned OH leases I'm Kelvin
sunburst field forgot all about
the sale until &c was ended. he
had searched the records and
made UP = map, determining
how much he would bid on each
tract but overlooked the detail
of attending the sale. Others
profited By his oversight and
absence.
A top price Of $3.50 per acre was
paid at the sale of leases on Kew
/ in-Sunburst lands OF the United
! States government at the Great
/ Falls land office Monday morning.
This price was paid by Casper T.
I OIen, Independent operator Of Oil
mont. in sharp competitive bidding
with John Stephenson, attorney,
said to be representing a Great Falls
operator. Stephenson carried the bid
ding to $50 and Oien bid an addi-
tional so cents an acre to get the
property, 100 acres for 5000.
Ten of the 10 tracts were sold,
seven OF them to active operators.
The others were bid in as specu-
lation.
Included In the sale were some
valuable tracts In West Kelvin, adj
jacent to the Rocky Ridge pool. The
prize tracts were secured by Prevol
& Shay OF Oilmont and H. F. Pat
terson of Billings at bids Of 1896
and SO per acre, respectively.
Oien was anxious to get the tract
in Sections IL and 14-35-2W be- :
cause they adjoin his Engemoen
farm. 1t ia a tract formerly held by
Continental OIL company and had ,
two small wells, before the days
OF acidization. The wells are now
abandoned.
Following is the record OF sales:
UNIT NO. 1:
Ell NEA Sec. q, Twp. S5N,
Rye Nv. No bid offered.
UNIT NO. 2:
WIZ sEA and SEA SELL Sec.
4, Twp. "a N, Rye wv. No bid
offered.
UNIT NO 3:
SEX Sec. 2 Twp. 3sN., Rye 2W.
Sold to James Shelton of Shelby,
Montana for $4,000.
UNIT NO. 4:
SEA sen Sec. Z. Twp. 35N.,
Rye wv. Sold to York Montana
Oil company for $4,000.
Eh NWA. NEA SWN and Ell
NWM SEA Sec. 8, Twp. S5 ~,
Rye NV. Sold to George III.
Campbell for $500.
UNIT NO s:
SwA SEA OF Sec. IL, and WIZ
NEA OF Sec. II, Twp. 35N., Rye !
wv. Sold to Casper T Oien Of !
Oilmont for s6,060.00.
Confined on Page Five t
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-16
Oil GAINING
on Water IN
WEST well

AS pumping continues an In
creased ratio OF oil to water is re-
ported from the West Kelvin Com
munity-Fee we'll in the West Kelvin
Midway high gravity oil pool. 1t
is now making 10 barrels OF oil to
200 barrels of water, having started
off making 800 barrels OF water
and no oil. The owners hope to ex-
haust the water by hard pumping.
1t is making good, clean oil Of sS
gravity containing no sulphur, all
though accompanied by sulphur
water.
Another completion in this pool
Is due during the coming week as
General OdI-State NO. / NV NHA
SEX 26-35-4W. Is now drilling at
1913, having had Sunburst sand
from 1890 to 1920. 1t contained
small flow Of gas.
G. H. Lund-Dahlen No. /, G. SEN
NWA 35-35-4W, which has been
producing IL barrels of oil per
day, natural, without acIdiation, be-
gan showing a trace OF water this
week, the first water in this well,
the pumper reported. The well will
be acidized later on.
In the west part of this pool,
Cassidy-Phoenix No. /, CNL NWA
NWH 2s-35-4W, is spudding. This
Is two and half miles northwest of
OF the Enneberg discovery well in
the West Kevin-Midway pool.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-16
START WORK
On REFINERY
ATSPOKA

A crew of men this week began
surveying the site of the refinery to
be built by Inland Empire Refin-
cries, Inc, OF Spokane, and while
the contract has not been formally
let, it is known that the refinery
project is to go ahead.
The plant was held up pending
negotiations with labor unions and
it is understood that contracts with
the unions have now been closed.
Henry George, Spokane contractor
who negotiated the contracts, stated
Friday that he believed that while
the contracts have not been sDeci-
fically let, the construction of the
plant is going ahead. It will have
a capacity of $500 barrels per day.
Glacier Production Co. of Cut Bank
will furnish the crude.
The large crew which went to
work this week laid out the loca-
ton of the buildings, tank farm and
other details on the 120-acre site
north of HiIlyard. The refinery,
crude and gasoline storage facilities
will cover about SO acres. The plant
will be built under direction OF
Emby Kay, who Is supervising the
new Wasatch Oil Refinery company
plant at Pocatello, Idaho, now in
operation.
At the same time it becomes
known that q second refinery
is being built In Spokane. to
use Montana crude. The old II.
X. Neil refinery site, across the
raiEroad tracks 1Fom the EnIamd
Empire plant, bass been pur-
chased BY B. v. Hole OF Cut
Bank, and a crew of no nxem
is now at work tearing down
and reconditiOnfng parts of
the old plant TO build a mod
ern topping plant, with q capa-
city OF 500 barrels per day.
Hole, who operates q plant
near Gut Bank, is now i'm 8pO-
kane in personal charge OF the
tCoDtinned an Tag. Fss-,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-16

lions of the interstate compact.
c. E. Buchner, secretary of the l. P. A.,
will discuss with Independent producers the
Montana marketing problems.
1t wiz be dinner meeting, held at the
Electric cafe in Shelby at $50 Operators
expecting to attend have been asked to make
table reservations with Mr. Fulton or with
c. o. Bohn, Of Dakota-Montana Oil Co., who
is secretary of the committee on arrange
ments. Other members of the committee are
A. B. Cobb and Wilfred Nadeau of Cut Bank,
R. E. Crumley of Shelby and 0. l. DeSchon
of Great Falls.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-16
PONDERA E.L. is
DRILLING CONTACT

Chambers Erickson well in Pom
dera oil field this week set casing
in the black lime above the Ellis
Madison contact and ie ready to
drill in. Location is SW corner
sen SWN S-27-4W, east of the
Mills producer which is still making
around 80 barrels per day. This is
in the north part of the field where
acidization has proven very success
full. This weII Is believed to be
checking slightly higher than the
Mills producer.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-16
Ramona Producer North
OF Kelvin Swabs At Rate
Of 24O Barrels Per Day

Swabbng at the average rate of 10 barrels per hour the
Ramona Government No well in the Rocky Ridge pool of
KevnSunburs field this week appeared to be the best well
completed in the Sunburst sand pool north of Kelvin.
With 1900 feet of fluid in the hole the well started swab
bng barrels hour and this increased il barrels
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-16
BULLETIN NO. 81
BY SHELBY LIONS CLUB COMMITTEE ON
"BUY GASOLINE MADE FROM MONTANA CRUD
BY L. r. HANNAH, Secretary.

From the Federal Economics note that
estimated 7ss2OOO0 bushels ana nat n
will 1887
which will require MILLIONS Of gallons OF gas
this wonderful crop
Evening star., 1938-07-26
AUCTION SALES.
THoe. J. OWEN q SON. XUcTfoNTFRs

7HUsTSSs sRoysn fALE KA1I, ,r.IyA O. yAIgAsLE NJ.
81 4 MopEkNI = TAkIE-sTossYs adi sTcststaNf5 ANb
ATTIC A1,E ,, ,sToNE,FRoNT APARTMENT
sPilntMH sPARqMsNrs' sCoH61INMo foHnTHno 4. SEVEN ~
sess sIxTEENrH STREET = NV. w..
WITH lFa.cHHsi 4 TaRsr!sroRY 8 Ri RSs1pEacE FGdnEMek
AoosStsihsi AooMs saD raaSE GRET4sh1Na hxrMs. TEN
the payment Of the principal Voi0rsp Of and inn m
tefsst ts .a,s on the debt secured on the herein
certain deed Of trust bearing date Novem-
Der 21st. 1924. and recorded November
Sa,n' "a u fsI4 - IN I Liosr 1894 Folio lss et
OF columbia. as well as in the payment Of
p. C. real estate taxes on said property. at
the written request Of the present holder
Of OF the bond. secured thereby. the under
inv N front r Of the premises at THREE
TEEMTa II. NTH pa DAY OF ATqUsT, AID. 1888.
tns titna ioiioTins wing described land and premises.
Washington, In said District Of Columbia
namely: Lot Thirty-two (32) In George
Oakley o. I Totten, Jr.'s, Combination Of lots
as per plat recorded in Liber IS. Folio 81.
OF the Records of the Once OF the Sur.
S. ysyor .tdvt OF the District Of Columbia; (Note
the Books Of the Assessor of the District
OF Columbia. for taxation purposes, as Lot
32 in Square 2574) together with ali
buildings and improvements OF every kind
ana description. erected or placed thereon
lncluolng all engines. boilers, elevators
dynamos. heating and lighting apparatus,
reiIieerating M plant. and also. ali, each
and every OF the permanent,or or immovabIe
interior improvements and ixtures Of
every kind and description, in or upon
said premises, or used in connection there
with, together with all and singular the
ways easements. rights. privileges and ap-
purtenances and hereditaments to said
premises belonging or in anywise apper-
tanning. N1sA
TERMS OF SALE: one-Third o, tn. MIR.
chase price to be paid in cash. the balance
to be represented by notes of the purchaser.
payable IN equal installments in one and
Two years after date Of sale with interest
at the rate Of five per cent (5S) per
annum and payable semi i-annually. secured
by nrst deed OF trust upon the property
SOLO, or al cash at the option of the pur-
chaser; A deposit Of $7.6OO.OO in cash
company Will be required at time Of ssle
All conveyAncing, title examination ".
cordlng and revenue stamps etc, to be- A.
tne expense OF the purchaser The terms
OF SAFE to De complied with within fifteen
Gays from DAT. OF sale. in default Of which
tne property Will be resold at the risk and
cost OF tn. defaultinE purchaser After f,ve
days advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. n -
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE
plSIHlCT OF COLUMBIA Trustee
BY GEO. E. FLEMING,
fs..n ... Vice President.
j. WESLEY CLAMPITr, Jr.,
,xo, %. Assistant Secretary.
Evening star., 1938-07-26
OFFICIAL NOTICES,

G;oMM1ssddooNERs, D. C.; WASHINGTON;
lowing named improvements. which are. in
health, ssfsfy and eomfo1t. Assessmenss gs
be made against abuttins property as pro.
vided in T.. Puplie Act No: III. approved
hufSst se h ssz xor All TED
Commissioners will give = public hearing
at the District =, Building on Wednesday,
Eastern standard time. in the Board Room
of the said Commissioners to any and all
yn msH sEeoN efS5s to object
sTREET sGus1 IAuREE sas q s4REET AsfET
AND willow STREET at an estimated
q coNcoRp AVENUE BETWEEN BE wi EN- 18Th s1Si
a se S a5uns 1T e. st. sauRH sinsd 81 sn
PSS Saass = sssa s|as 4
mated cost Of $500. abuttine lots Is and
PAyENpoET : IAy ri STREET BETWEEN ~ 44TH i
and s, SQUARE 15s5. On the east side
estimated cost Of $500. abutting lots 56.
s9 az aqd sSS S3VARE Er LIE On shs north
AND 4TH sTREETs ats at an Estimated estmated cost cost
Of sos, abutting lot sO2. SQUARE 1906.
On ntt,eg,s the north side Of KENNEDY STREET
estimated cost Of S55 abutting lot Is,
SSS SEAcE sES%sSN s!eSs NoK!a 4 s1THa eAFfTe
Of S92o, abutting lots 9s. JOB. 11s. l19.
on ss bs sos EAST sig So. .nd d
BETWEEN NEWARK STREET AND NEW
MEXICO AVENUE at an estimated cost of
sse sds tSut5ns 61 RAFaG 2 sTRrGn G nh
ees AD s4o sfH .sutns sshn1S lot at sd5
Ss g n sess 'ss g W5SE
LAND CIRCLE AND BRANpYWINE WINE
sbuttiRF ots n an s estmasd s s0x sSst Of
sTs Ihs Hsft an sRgEH Z. 2TH
AnR msted PNEY aos q s RHAD at ar ss
81 fait sss 0t pe 2e
AM AMP T JENNYsoE my ok STREET at an estimated
sSEARE 25$s s N sSRHHMEasT a sEsr1SS aRs a5s:
ckEEn ckEF AEYs seuxRH MfTH Eas4 aEMESI 81 e9S si
GOTH sTREET-3oTH PLAcE-LEdATiIooNSo,
McKINLEY) sbutting lots 5. 4, 8. 10. Ii.
j. q g. q s5 Is soo 81, 81 81 soa S sos g. .nd nd
sgASE. ss''aisfs ffis Il SafS9 T.
soa. 500, so4, sos, sos. so7 a. and dos sos soit a.
sfs@stfd TAS soss erMENT St
Sc We sos ssfH FERcE aS6 E83AR 3ARR
q q .'ta,ss ts4,ss s9' o S. :, saat
side Of LoNGFTLLow STREET BETWEEN M vYItN
1sT STREET AND NEW HAMPsHIREE
AVENUE at an estimated cost Of $41O,
81 e the rRsNkHino sssi se aTb
GIRARp STREETS at an estimated cost Of
$240. abutting lot 30, SQUARE 3643 on
the east SIDE Of 2sTH STREET SOUTH OF
RANDoLPH I!Ai ,,S STREET and on the south
@a @ pa15nr t iet an o a1sSr cost q
sEbEWALK:Lon the nor north SD side Of LEsAHM LEsEHa
STREET It., BETWEEN. NICHOLS AVENUE
AND 9TH STREET at an estimated cost Of
sS ao?.snS s5 's's = IS. T. sol 5f ana ns sos g.
PEHNsYLvANIA AVENUE Between tsT1 VI Sfcs sorH II
STREET AND TEXAS AVENUE at an esti-
mated cost Of s. 100. abuttinR lots g.. 4
55as and sARcEs M Sso :aa aossS 81 sSSAME SsA5s
$3.50 S1f soufHEAsT ne/G sEcfioN SSsoS PAVE s9e
ALLEYS WITH CEMENT CONCRETE:-
In Ia SQUARE , 1888 n7TH,c- c-MAssAcHU-
cost Of $40. In SQUARE 5sis al sst.1sao 18TH,
25. 2e. SO. 40, Al. ~, 43. A, IS, 4s. 81.
g., so and 81 at an estimated cost Of
Ban + sultan % comml:sion.rss. m lasn seH; 3. {. ~n'n
ty25,26au66
Evening star., 1938-07-26
THOS. J. OWEN l. SON. AUc.rTONErps
143l EYE ST NV

143l EYE ST NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE sp,cK
BgILpING coNTA1NfnN5Gn { = FIVE + 4 n IARaF Il y T
PRovEMENT1ss.. s. 1NchuDfN5i Ali DMfNSPEfR Afs-cdM IN
ag4rIPI0MING 4PE2sr Sd,,L405Gc LOCATED AT 1884 r
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust
sSs sen re asc15eed fhe n L6sr 1852 folio 19l ct
Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby: the undersigned trustees
nr.msn u se At IT. pqsIis aueton in front Of he
THIRTY ocLoacR PM. P'n'' the Ar folleEias- MaKRE-
the District Of Coiumbia and desisnated ID
g. ss snd q aarts s OF ss nnHt &c e.
SUBDIVISION made by United States Trust
Company. trustees. known as "Randle
aaaIenlands as per plat recorded in Book
80; page 20. one OF the records in the
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of the uur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance in
Two equal installments. PAYABLE in one and
per annum. payable semi-annually from
day OF sale. secured by first deed Of trust
upon the property sold or all cash. at the
eption e1 1n od of the purchaser. A deposit OF
sale. All conveyancins. recording, etc. at
complied With Within 20 % days 81 from sae day 40 Of Of
sale otherwise the trustees reserve the
and cost OF defaultine purchaser. after
nve days Advertisement Of such resale
IN IN ., som1 on n newspaper published in WASH
WILLIAM WILLIAM <: + EUbkE EMbkE:
fy262S. 30-au24 Trustees
Evening star., 1938-07-26

ANqz EsTATS. 1AhS 1iAMPRoVEp T by BY AT a THREE %
eo2eKE4E 2eR AED fAshMEss sHsINEss 1Ha s1IkpfNa ING
%EBH $Sasza $Sas sR
DUB Ry ,a6Ssd y5.gs Gi II pr sssn Hd 4s So oo Ct qt
8 a. sad SseSSa RI ;so5s: ss PTss 81 f.
party Secured thereby. TIE undersisned
trustee win sell at PUBLIC on auction: srzin IN
SSSE ESSR P$ SSSsT s% Il lSlis:,5S
lang and psemrsa the
Srs HS, Gd. snd thirteen Rl Gs' II square @ seSf
IN nsa the foloxns onS issen mete. t and bounds
corner corner Of said lot thirteen nSi ana FHn- run,
feet to the west west line Of said lot twelve
M2l: thence north along said We. west line line
said s.id st. ons hundred 600 e feet t,tSt tS the os
Ky. Sg g its ira s zs.
money to be paid in cash, balance in four
sSree .nd fonr years. vtS
Of sale Secured By .hrst deed Of trust
5000 90 will be reauired At time Of sale.
cordinE. cost Of revenue stamps. etc. at
cost Of purchaser, Terms OF sale to bs
Of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to forfeit said deposit or to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of deiaul@tins @
i've days advertisement Of such resale
in some newspaper published in Wa,sh;ip9s, ,i;t9n.
the deposit the trustee may avail itself
Of any legal or equitable rights against
'ne oeiaui'ins pHsGeRffecAN pxHMsGHeRfcAN SECURITY
& TRUST CO. Trustee.
By CORCORAN THoM,
President.
's1s'a Z. Il. asInfifl,Norox,
Ao6l0EaNE 0oo4otoey.
NJ,
Evening star., 1938-07-26
THo6 j. OWEN d SON, AUCTIONEERs
1431 EYE ST. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Estate IMPROVED BY FOUR-STORY
BRICK BUILDING KNOWN AS PREM
ISEs LOO % RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 1880 folio 345 ct
seq, Of the land records Of the District Of
Columbia. and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
Will sell at public auction. in front Of the
premises on FRIDAY. THE FIFTH DAY
THIRTY ocLock PM 'ss the folIowinsede- oil oE-
District Of Columbia. and designated as and
being lot numbered thirty-three (33) in
George F. Deckers subdivision in square
numbered one hundred and sixty Il 6O). as
per plat recorded in the once of the sur
yeyor for the District Of Columbia in Llber
80 at folio 21.
Terms: Sold subject to 4 prior deed of
trust for Sl7.5O0.OO. further particulars
Of which will be announced at time Of
sale: the purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. A deposit OF ST. 900 90
required. Examination Of title. convey
ancing. recording. revenue stamps etc. at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within. 80 days. otherwise deposit
tised and resold at the discretion of the
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY: H. PRESCOTT galley,
tseal) Attest:
A. J. FAINT.
Assistant Secretary.
5y2526,27,2 20, 80, au1 2,3,4.b
Evening star., 1938-07-26
FUTURE.
ADAM A. wpscHLER & SON. Auction.ers.

TRUSTEES SALE or MODERN FIVE
DWELLING. HoT-WATER HEAT loIL
sTRSET gHEMEE?; Sc. NO. l1Ss CHAPLIN
BY virtue Of a deed of trust recorded in
the land records of the District Of Colum-
bia and at the request Of party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer
n2smss 9s iss By on RHGf fSs0n THE il ohr sS9s #
O'clock o4a PMS he foioxns SS "a described vd
property in the District Of Columbia. to
wit: All of lots 46 and 73 in square $3.50
division known as Bradbury HEIGHTS in
the District of Columbia, according to the
plat thereof recorded in book ~. page
80. in the once Of the surveyor for the
$t1!sa TERMS 8 oF SALE: Ten per c.ntum
noMl Of the purchase money to be paid
note Of purchaser payable in monthly in
stallments over period of ten years
9e1ndqs ae% "a, e Sale " s per b, .
deed Of trust upon property sold. or Or
all cash. at COTTON Of purchaser, A de-
poSit Of $500 required of purchaser at
sale. Examination Of title. conveyancing
fees at cost Of purchaser: Terms to be
complied with within thirty days from
day OF sale. otherwise trustees reserve the
right to resell property at risk snd cost
Of t defaulting purchaser. after i've days
paper. published in Washington. D. c.. or
deposit may be forfeited. or without for
selves Of any. legal. or equitable rights
AGAINST 0efeaFs,qf eIAUbR euFehhiss F. sEAtn.
3y23,26 .29.aul.3 Trustees.
Evening star., 1938-07-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


oLDsMogIIE 1885 -4-door trunk sedan;
,;1nSSC,s6lyi; ,1:S, one ons owner: Low %ils..s: s4aS;
sssi Ms ans sre ws 5soo Motors 1nc
OLDeMoBILE 1885 de Luxe "s" 4-door
ior r. immediate % sale. s4a5. i'SSo coi. %ss aoss.
az Ss2s 1899 s,.sa .SH5s ss
interior; splendid motor You viii nnd
7 this clean car real value et s445. C.. G.
ssnd st. n.S: Nap s5o0. .ans Open GS Sun. 'snd snd
PACeKARD 1886 "s' 4-door club sedan;
Interim Srss 15sna anal e.s nsh . a
taeasr 9s:ly nsn tsss
4th St thGser Nss 7a51 Natl attn s4as tad
PfACKARD fa1 A. 9, new ,7-passenger super-s Sc;
sacrince INQUIRE 912 woodward Bldg.
PbAcfkARR bscf nsID. 1897 a., a-passsnseT limousins;
radio and hest.r' This no'.sss IS SURELY sefiD fne.
ssh hay' P!esa e. a".Ishs, dsr Ssey
Natl 1900. Open Sun. and eve.
pAGKARD PACK lSDe. 1893 7.psssenser limousine.
eshOnt eDhOlsteTy ayi sDlendid tiTes You simply
me esr; sas5 tes elsswasss e Gasranty. IN
Natl. 1900 Open sun. and eye. ''' Nv
PAcKARD ra6 All D. 1887 5.passenEer touring Sc
nteriSI; ,SI, excellent exc. tires. Here is clean
nd M our p1ies asa 10. tns a Sess e 9oa win
Nst ss6o 0iss oDen eo Sun n%2a and aana .ve st.
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door touring sedan:
cord,t1ae low ,mt1lieaEe' @ radio and heater; new-car
1121 2lst NV. District 12is.
PLYMOUTH 1882 convertible coupe: must
psifeea ae sIs5 sPIs5' ces
ffLYMoUUTH fin 1887 4-door de luxe trunk Sc
t4uhd; mutnl iuIiy M guaranteed; low terms. Barnes
MOTORS. l729 18th st. NV. Dec. 1890.
only 1'st ss 2. t.1m. aas 'sssn H Rops nsst
l130 r. I. ave. ne.
pLXMouTa I!aip SgTa. 1928 de luxe coupe with
Sio teed tesms S65o; }Hst IKE @ new fully susIan
NV. Decatur 1890. IVA ''
fPSoN fPoNTIAC 1887 2-door touring sedan; gray
nnish NM IA, appears sa1w new; Spotless inside and
sns. action hydrsslies se1ata se1noms: aTneE t.
ted, Emerson + oTms. Buick. 18th H' and n"
With no-draft ventilation; knee action.
hydraulics; efficient. quiet 81" head mo-.
tor; low mileage by one owner: clean and
SOUND; 1925; guaranteed Emerson A.
STme SSTme 6ulck. 18th and M sts. NV. Dist.
800: Open ewes.
PONTIAC 1896 t6) 4-door sedan. $3.50;
very low mileage: perfect condition
throushout; fully guaranteed; low terms
5arnes 5srns Motors. 1923 14th st. NV. Dec.
PONTIAC 1897 sedan: 4-door model with
!aree lugeage compartment; gray finish
sPpears new; knee action: hydraulics;
smooth. economical motor upholstery
c!ean and unworn very good tires:
so'5; packed by Horner's famous guaran-
zee STANLEY H. Horner. Inc. iii l4th
9473. 'o'A. Na'i'
rONIIAC 1894 2-door with radio; car
peen ariyen very little: $275; fully auaran
n neso' tGlms harnes Motors. 1920 14th st.
Evening star., 1938-07-26
ADAM A. wEscHLER 4 SON, Auctione.r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY. SENT.
1924 CHESAPEAKE STREET NORTH.
WEST CORNER OF l3rd pr ArT

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY. SENT.
BEE cHEeAPEaek PekleK 5TREE4F1 5RTMRE41Sa SaRFS1 ~
BY virtue Ct deed Of trust recorded in
the land records Of the District Of Colum-
Pa; and At the request OF party secured
premises; On MONDAY. THE - TWENr9l VEN q
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the followine-de-
sscribed propsTty in the District Of Column
square, 1649 In w. g.. Minnix's Subdivision
Of part of the tract Of land called FRIEND
ship. now known as Northwest Park" as
per plat recorded in Idber 81. folio g OF the
District Of Columbia. NOW Known for 81 pure rne
poses Of taxation as lot S15 in said square
Subject to building restriction lines as
sh9Ta TERMs Ss 81 seid sAps Pplst' proosrtv v, ~
snce Of which is about 1859 osa IA. payabl. osl
$5O26 per month including interest At
%. together with accrued interest and
as Of June 22. 1888. balance cash de-
posit Of $500 90 REQUIRED Of purchaser At
sale. Examination of title. conveyancine
recording. revenue stamps and notariai
complied with within thirty days from dsy
OF sale. otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property at risk and cost of de-
iaultinE purchaser. after fve days adver-
sssi risssmsnt o. such M resale in some newspaper
may be forfeited. or without forfeitinr de-
ieTai or equitable rishts sssinst detsultinnss ~ ans
I9sT1A I99eMAs c. 3 WITT AaHHMaSR'
3y12.151p.22 2b Trustees.