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Evening star., 1938-11-07
Hoyas Among 8
Major Teams
Unbeaten
Nations List With
Perfect Records
Shrinks to %
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Saturday's
football cyclone not only smashed
football regulations left and right,
but it sheared the Associated Press
list of unbeaten and united football
teams from 80 to %, with Pittsburgh,
smashed by Carnegie Tech, the most
noted victim.
OF the teams that escaped the up
heaval Duke remains the only un-
defeated, united and unscored upon
eleven. 1t was easy for them. They
didn't play.
Next to Pitt, California was the
ranking victim of the days events.
The Bears went down before South
ern California and were joined by
another Coast college, Fresno State,
a stalwart among the little fellows in
the sector, which lost to the College
Of the Pacific Friday.
The list continued to show a pre-
ponderance of small colleges with
eight biggies still included. They
are Dartmouth, Texas Christian,
Duke, Tennessee. Notre Dame,
Georgetown, Oklahoma and Santa
Clara.
". 1y~l
Evening star., 1938-11-07
BY PAUL NICHOLSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7-Those
Irish" of Notre Dame. in full bloom
of their greatest football season since
Knute Rockne's last in 1880, may
cause thistles and thorns to grow in
the Rose Bowl. Already, they've
tossed the promoters of footballs
greatest classic into November
panic.
When Southern California S Trojans
upset California Saturday to take
the undisputed lead in the race for
the Rose Bowl nomination, the gates
were opened to a strange situation.
At Los Angeles, December 3, Notre
Dame meets the Trojans. Should
both teams reach that date un-
defeated and should the Irish" win
that great game, there would be
about as much sense in staging the
Rose Bowl game as to get re-
match between Slippery Rock and
Cortland Normal. What business!
Both Have Tough Outlook.
Both the Trojans, developed into
a great team since their defeat
September "a by Alabama, and Notre
Dame, backed by a flock of great
backs, can go the rest of the way
undefeated though they have rocky
roads. The Irish" must dispose of
first Minnesota and then North
western. while the Jones boys must
defeat Washington and University
of California at Los Angeles. Both
may get eliminated next Saturday,
but the odds say they will not.
How good is Notre Dame? Not
even Coach Elmer Layden is GER
tain. The Irish" have won six
straight, including one over Car
negie Tech. which made buns out
of all the experts by decisively beat
ing wornout Pitt. The Irish" took
an afternoon off while trimming
Navy to get ready for Saturdays
joust at South Bend with Min
nesota. They should whip the
Gophers because of their great re-
serve supply of backs, the best of
whom will be in near perfect physi-
cal condition for Minnesota. When
a team has so many fine ground
gamers one or two are cinch to
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Even the Redskins Are Having Tough Goinq

Ihe M M Q. decided shift shift
black coffee He kick formation
I'm beginning think intelligent person.
beat those football Gosh fellows string
bgh and specially after
But happens?
Wildcats Football
form doesn't a thing.
so Southern California in
tt didn't make difference and Prince
ton and Michigan State guys
the next guy or better but out of the they
bound to be an upset Maybe I'm sucker
them but won't I Wish I could
the for
Heck, Redskins
just beating the Pirates TO- Chicago WALTON
the tar out of the Redskins bet down
on the Bears quick before
thing III go down heavy the Bears and
The M M never got chance to finish His
Into his and locked week.
Evening star., 1938-11-07

Note to American Association
hockeyers: Don't let that bald
head of Ching Johnson's fool you
80. When he body checks, he plays
for keeps i. . Babe Ruth positively
is daffy over jai alai He'll
have to be if he lands that
Browns job J.. Erie (Pa) strong
Vincent gets that Thanksgiving
day game with Watertown, N. Y.
High.
Latest pitching sensation is
Nick Basca, Villanova soph, who
tossed only nine out of twenty
complete for 249 yards against
Auburn, three of 'em for touch
downs and a fourth to set up
another score And it was his
first passing assignment, too!
Crack of the day: dan Parker
in the New York Daily MirroD
When Rutgers nipped Princeton,
the Raritan River turned right
around and flowed upstream .
We're in favor of the suggestion
to put poison ivy in Lou Little's
crying towel for the way he used
it before the Virginia game .
Which Columbia won by only six
touchdown,
Evening star., 1938-11-07

around to reporting on this classy
Oklahoma outfit For which
young Tom Stidham rates the
seasons All-America coaching
call Seems three of Toms
assistants-Backf1eld Boss Snort
er Luster, Line Teacher Jap Has
kell and Frosh Pilot Dutch Hill
were teammates on the unbeaten
Sooner outfit of 20 years back
:. Maybe that's why the '38 lads
are thataway too.
Incidentally, just so the other
coaches around that way won't
worry, the inside info Is that the
Sooners have two tackles, two
guards and two backs on their
freshman squad right now who'd
be on the varsity sure If they were
eligible You'll hear more
from the backs especially
They're Jack Jacobs, a 195-pound
Indian triple-threater, who can
do everything with the ball ex-
cept the Lambeth Walk, and Paul
Woodson, 230-pound fullback,
who's been running the varsity
ragged In scri,nmage So don't
say ~ didn't warn you.
Evening star., 1938-11-07
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Well did
the boys really get the foot
back in football Saturday-or did
they? Fordham, Manhat-
tan, 'Bama. Rice, Southern Meth
odist, Utah State. Washington
and New Hampshire all won on
field goals To say nothing
of more than a dozen others
decided on the extra point
And while they were about it,
the lads moved down Old Man
Jink for real . . Rutgers over
Princeton, first time in 50 years;
Wisconsin walloped Northwestern
for the first time in II years:
Syracuse socked Colgate, first
time since "a, and Carnegie
hadn't knocked off Pitt since
1923 While Sutherland's sons
hadn't dropped a decision in %
straight starts.
Sorta looks as if Notre Dame,
Texas Christian, Tennessee, San
ia Clara and Dartmouth for the
'Mr. Big" spot now, doesn't it?
-. But we'd still take Pitt, even
If they played Carnegie again
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Prospect of Irish 7rin1n1inq
7rojons Throws Rose Bowl
Promoters Into Panic

nave hot day. Such is the Irish"
strong arm.
Rating the teams gets harder by
the week. After the last returns
this is how they look to this very
befuddled corner: Notre Dame,
Texas Christian and Tennessee tied
for first, second and third; 4, Car
negie Tech; 5, Pittsburgh; 6, Min
nesota; 7, Dartmouth: 8. Holy
Cross; 9, Southern California; 10,
Oklahoma. What about Duke, Ala
bama, Santa Clara and California =?
I give up. It's taken me about
an hour to figure out the first 10.
and If you don't like 'em, change
EN- to suit yourself. The football
season to date is so whacky. any
one is as much an expert as fellows
like myself who spend hours look
ing over reports from coaches. off,
Gals and experts each Sunday
morning.
Except for the schedules already
outlined for Notre Dame and South
ern California, who may play the
Rose Bowl month ahead of sched-
ule, Pitt and Minnesota seem to have
the roughtest roads ahead. Mime
sofas remaining rivals are Notre
Dame and Wisconsin, both away
from home: Pitt plays Nebraska,
Pen State and Duke, the Nebraska
and Duke contests on foreign soil
Texas Christian, unquestionably a
great team, should sweep through
Texas, Rice and Southern Methodist.
Tennessee's great test comes against
Vanderbilt Saturday. Kentucky and
Ole Miss should be easy.
Carnegie Apparently Safe.
Carnegie Tech seems safe with
only Duquesne and North Carolina
State remaining. Dartmouth has
two tough ones left in Cornell and
Stanford. Holy Cross can prove its
right to a high national ranking
with smashing victories over Brown
and Boston Colleges undefeated
team. Oklahoma can do likewise
against Iowa State, Oklahomas S
Aggies and Washington State. Duke
can by beating Pitt.
When the schedules are played
there is every reason to expect an
undisputed national champion.
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Texas A. and |. S Fry
Maintains Slender
Scoring Margin
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Nov. 7,-Challengers
made many bids over the week end
for leadership among the Nation S
leading football scorers, but most of
the leaders succeeded in holding
their places.
Leroy Fry. star halfback of Texas
Arts and Industries VINO took over
the topmost perch week ago.
scored his 18th touchdown to bring
his total points to 80, including 8
points after touchdown.
This maintained his 2-point
margin over another small-college
big-scorer, Gaylon Smith of South
western (Tenn), who notched his
18th touchdown but who had no
other points.
Ray Mclean of st. Anselm moved
into a tie with Everett Elkins for
Eastern honors at 70, although the
Marshall halfback collected his first
touchdown in three weeks.
The weeks biggest scoring splurge
among the leaders was recorded by
Don Fleming of Creighton, who
chalked up three touchdowns and
an extra point to swell his total
from 81 to Sc.
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Grid Sweep Is Scored
By No. a Police BOYS

Football teams representing Police
Boys Club No. held to their un-
beaten stride yesterday in the Police
Club League, each of three elevens
winning for the fourth successive
time.
The 100-pound team whitewashed
Washington Boys Club. $40; the
115-pounders downed No. 10, 1870.
and the 135-pound outfit made it
unanimous over Merrick, TO.
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Grid Title Chase Rocked BY Lse Speeds Up Again This Week
Win, Lose or Draw
The Monday Morning Quarterback Moons Low
Suspects Grid Pool Operators Have an Edge
Rv FRANCIS F. STAN.

The Monday Morning Quarterback awoke with Deep dark circles
He had bad beating
football been Washington
traffic back the NavyNotre Dame
And lastly Justify the
So that husky voice he began to call signals
I'll nearly hours automobile driving
Baltimore again. the wall Shift to first
clutch and jam the brake shift to first
the gswhat aternoon Shep Washington
10000 something for
fathers think
people a That would be
10000 people Washington Well, 100000 Twenty
Wasngonian football
And why? Because Washington stadium We
because people
1T like haven't dough and the That crowd
Saturday Washington
$4,000 people District people paying 1888 ticket I'll bet Wash
S. 900 it."
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Virginia man drinks Horlick's,
hot, at bedtime and gets deep,
restful sleep. Try his method
yourself tonight if sleepless.

TOSSING and turning for hours after
i going to bed is nerve-wracking ex-
perience. Yet. many persons have found in
Horlick's Matted Milk. hot, at bedtime, a
pleasant safe help in dropping off to sleep
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Evening star., 1938-11-07
BY the Associated Press.


PITTSBURGH, Nov. 7.-Jubi-
liant Carnegie Tech students
carted off a goal post from Pitt
Stadium early today, then trooped
to the Carnegie campus for a
belated celebration of Saturdays
20-10 upset victory over the
Panthers' football team.
In front of Scobell Hall, a
dormitory where many of the
football heroes live, 200 collegians
knocked out windows, suspended
a straw-filled figure from the
goal post and burned it in effigy.
The efflgy, fashioned of shorts,
towels and pillowcases, was un-
Evening star., 1938-11-07
lis Johnnies' Turn
Al Last 10 Crow
Over Gonzaga
Score First Football
Victory Over Old
Enemy Since 80

BY the margin of points St.
Johns today holds its first victory
In seven years over its traditional
rival, Gonzaga. Not since 1880,
when Gene Augusterfer, its present
coach, was quarterback of what was
perhaps its greatest team, has ST..
Johns defeated the Purple in the
annual battle Of Catholic schools.
After having its first-period lead
wiped out by half time, St. Johns,
underdog In yesterdays game at
Griffith Stadium, came back in the
last two periods with a touchdown
and safety while yielding Gonzaga
a touchdown to win, 1912.
Game Witnessed by 1900.
Close to 5000 witnessed the game.
BY its victory over the Purple, St.
Johns needs only to defeat George
town Prep to possess the unofficial
local prep school crown, won last
year by Gonzaga.
St. Johns opened the scoring In
the first quarter after being repulsed
once when Frank Cady tossed 25-
yard pass to joey Gallagher, its
speedy quarterback, but this was
matched before the hall by Eddie
Shea on a 12-yard dart through
tackle. Neither attempted conver-
sion was good.
tumble Recovery Useful.
Recovery of a Gonzaga tumble In
the third set up the final St. Johns
touchdown Herbie Munhall. Johnnie
tackle. fell on bad pass from center
on the 6-yard stripe, and Jim Null
vihill carried it over after two un-
successful plunges. Frank DAILY con-
verted for what proved to be a win
ming margin. but the edge was in
creased in the final stanza when
Shea was smeared behind his goal.
Gonzaga also scored late in the
game when Gardiner pushed across
from the 4-yard line.
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Cifers' Formula for Scorino
Includes Beaucoup BLOCKING
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KINGSPORT, Tenn. Nov. This
business of scoring touchdowns is a
simple matter for Bobby Offers,
Kingsport Highs point-making ma
chine. eff you stay with your inter-
ference and it is good enough"
Bobby, 183-pound halfback, has
scored 213 points in nine games, sur
passing the 2l1-point total amassed
last fall by Bill De Correvont, the
Chicago sensation. Offers still has
two more games to play.
But the headlines haven't turned
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Win Streak Is So

BALTIMORE, Nov. Morgan
College, Baltimore colored school,
has real undefeated football rec
ord. When it downed North Caro-
lima Agriculture and Technical Col
lege. 1910, it was its sixth victory
of the season, boosting its string Of
consecutive wins to SO.
Evening star., 1938-11-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shea. Mulvthill.
Gardiner Safety-Shea. Points after
TOUCHDOWN. Daily tplace). Substitutions
ST. Johns-McKee, Williams Beard. Eakle.
J. DAILY, Fogarty. Spauldins. Brogan.
Reckert. Gonzaga-Patton Simone Mann
OBrien Seller, Street. J. Walsh. Goings,
Costello. Healy.
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Seaman Gunners Bow

Seaman Gunners OF Washington
went down before the Virginia A.
c.. $50, in a game at Alexandria.
Evening star., 1938-11-07

Three years ago-Sad Sam
Jones given unconditional re-
lease by Chicago White Sox after
% years in majors.
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Skibos Burn Pittin Effiov
Panther Goal Post Stolen as Puiomo-C Clad
Students Celebrate Upset Victory

recognizable. On it was inscribed
the score of the game and the
words: Pitt" Jock" "Getchell."
Dried wood and chairs were
piled up and match applied,
but police quickly halted the
blaze.
The students. many clad in
pajamas, went off to bed after
DR.. Beryl Warden, dean of men,
interceded.
Evening star., 1938-11-07
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The Washington times., 1938-03-04

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Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-17
MINISTER CANDIDATE
DENIES ANTI CHARGE

TOPEKA, Kan, July 16 (UP)-
The Rev. Geralc B. Winrod, Re-
publican candidate for the United
States senate, was in the record
today with denial of the charges
that he is pro-Nazi, anti-Catholic,
unfriendly toward Masons, anti
semitic. The charges were made
in a pamphlet circulated by a COM
mittee of ministers.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-17
CARDS OF THANKS

WE WISH TO EXPRESS our sin
cere appreciation and thanks TO
Our friends and acquaintance for
their thoughtfulness, kindness
and beautiful floral offerings in
the loss of our dear one, Cele-
stien Bucher. Signed M. Zum
stein and P. Bucher families.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-17

FOR SALE. Lot one in Block two
in Fairchild Addition, FL Cen
tro. A good business lot only
seven blocks from Main business
district. Price $500. net. Lot Is
#. by 150 TT. DR.. A. H. Nassaman,
Bowers Hotel, Wichita, Kan. TIT
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Business Services

ELECTRIC Ranges. Used, rebuilt,
new demonstration. All makes.
Guaranteed. w. w. Heine Co,
62O Main st. Phone 1901.
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Help Wanted

MAN WANTED to call
on farmers in Imperial county.
No experience or capital re-
quired Steady work. Make up TO
$12 a day Write Mr.. Inman, 426
Third St, Oakland, Calf. TT
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WHEN better roofs are made we
will put 'em on. S. l.. Hartzell
and Son. Phone 251W 4-l3TF
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Lost, Found, Estray

FOUND, ELEVEN Holstein heifers.
Can be had 1st place north of
hiway on Acacia canal. Phone
87l5R1. 7-21
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% City Property For Sale

MODERN ROOM house with
cooler. Furnished or unfurnish-
ed. Garage and chicken house,
trees and shrubs. Phone 1856.
TIT
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-17

ELGIN HOTEL, 4th and + sts.,
San Diego. blocks south of the
Plaza. Large cool, clean rooms.
Good beds, showers. 75c to $1.5O
per day; $500 to $3.50 per week.
81
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WANT-AD
PAGE
-PHONE 300
Business Services

IT'S HERE. BE prepared. Coolers
manufactured installed and serv-
iced by experienced men. Salts
faction guaranteed. c. Al Sawyer.
539 Ell Centre Ave. or Phone $50
Gavin Lumber. TIT
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-17
,G miscellaneous For Sale

FOR SALE Electric refrigerator,
Friedrich box, F'rigidaire freezing
unit. Dimensions 3x6x8 feet cool
ing space. Suitable for restaur-
ant, ranch cook house, store,
beer parlor etc. Excellent condi-
ton. Bargain. Phone 8705J1 or
write FL Centro, Post Office Box
ITO. TIT
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TRADE 81 CHEVE, new tires, and
clear for equity late four door
sedan. Phil Adams. Ogilby, Calf.
7-19
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23 City Property For Sale

WE HAVE A good buy in house
at 632 Len Rey. See HERBERT
LOWDERMII.K, Real Estate and
Insurance, 116 No. 9Th St, Phone
1894. 7-19
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-17

PONTIAC Demonstration for sale
1888 Model See Jack Person,
Pontiac and Packard Dealer. 732
Main 7-19
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-17
HeID Wanted

MAN AND WIFE-to run local
Coffee Agency. Earnings up to
S240 in a month New Ford Sedan
given producers as bonus. I send
complete outfit. You don't risk
a penny. Details free. Write
Mills, 1901 Poplar, Oakland, Cal
TIT
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Transportation

LEAVING SUNDAY afternoon for
Salinas, points north in Cali.
VIII take passenger. Call 100
TIT
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2I Country PrOperty-Rent

GO ACRES alfalfa land. Past sea
son in melons. See owner at
ranch opposite Alamitos school,
r. K. Preece. 7-l7
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-17

For ,5afe
"a Ford Coupe
81 Dodge Sedan
"a Cheye Master Coupe
'33 Cheve Master Coach
80 Plymouth Sedan
'33 Ford Coupe
'35 Olds Sport Coupe
PEOPLES FINANCE
AND THRIFT CO.
612 Main s.. El Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-17

BLACKMAN'S FOR PLUMBING
We have every plumbing need
Our work Is quick. efficient and
economical. Phone us for repair
service or new installation esti-
mates.
1899 Main Phone 1O47
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NEATLY FURNISHED 4 room
cottage, electrically equipped in
Guiding cooler. $4,000, water paid.
1925 Woodward Ave 7-17
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8 Personals - Special Notices

ATTENTION DAIRYMENl
ONE DIRECT EXPANSION milk
cooling system complete with
Aeriator and can filler. Only
slightly used and priced right.
Also stock pasture. Lee Graham,
miles east Of Ell Centro on
HoltVille HiWay. 7-l9
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654 MAIN ST.
OPEN EVENINGS

FOR SALE 1896 FORD Tudor
sedan. Packard. Pontiac Agency
732 Main. Ell Centre. TIT
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UNFURNrSHED HOUSE at 665
Len Rey Tear of G63). See Her
bert LoWdermilk, 116 No. 9Th or
call at 665 Len Rey. 7-20
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USED BOTTLED Beverage cooler,
16 case capacity. Less than half
original price. Phone 1403J.
7-11TF
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Ell CENTRIC LUMBER AND
TRADING COMPANY
1909 Adams Street Phone 1902
Ell Centro, California
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WANT ADS Cover and Discover
4 series of wonderful bargins try
POST PRESS want ADS
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SMALL FURNISHED houses for
rent. Inquire owner 718 Adams
7-13-TF
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Let's Suap

10 ACRES or more best land in
mountains. Good climate. Trade
for cattle or Model A Ford
James f. Brown. 2l2 miles south
Hipass. III
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35 Trucks, Tractors, Traiiers
G.MC. Pickup will take car or
truck in trade. Write P.O. Box
1877 Ell Centro. 7l9
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FOR SALE USED
2x3's; 2x4's: 2X6's; 2x8's; 2xl0's
Lengths up to 80 feet. Exception
ally good condition at the right
PRICES
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LOWEST VALLEY prices on lum-
Der and building material. The
Fair 1915 Main st. Phone 1890
7-13-TF
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GENERAL Electric Refrigerators.
New rebuilt units and recondi.
toned steel cabinets. One-half
price while they last. w. w.
Heine Co, 620 Main st.
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30 Farm implements
Farm Products

80 ACRES volunteer Hegari for
dry stock feed. 2la miles east, y
mile south Imperial. Beebe. TIT
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Room For Rent

CLEAN COOLED room, adjoining
bath. Gentleman preferred. Phi.
668. TIT
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WHAT A SMILE Nothing on
earth can smile but man. Dia-
monds reflect light, gems flash.
folwers are beautiful. but the
man that wears a smile that
won't come off, uses our head
gates and other handy concrete
irrigation needs. p. +. Ryerson.
l. V. Concrete Co. 7-l3-TF
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Houses For Rent

Q ROOM HOUSE for rent. Phone
746J after G pm. TIT
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1887 Chrysler Touring Sedan with
radio-Only few miles, was $895
Sale price ..................a--,-......S74 .S74o
1886 Chrysler 6 Tudor Sedan
Original paint, excellent condi-
ton, was 5000. Sale price S545
1886 Oldsmobile Coupe S495
1896 Dodge Sedan, General
llIeS ---p'fo
1885 Chevrolet Sedan ............S395
1895 Chevrolet 2-Door Touring
Sedan-NeW paint 1895
1888 Chevrolet Coupe-a wonder
full buy at ..,.........-.-.............. S265
1887 GM.C. Pickup-Looks and
runs like new ................-..... .$495
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3 ROOM FURNISHED Apt. Cool
er and Frigidaire. Electricity
paid. 536 So. 9th. 7-19
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EasiIy d $40 Value =!

Special purchase
for this April
event! The famous
washer with the
gentle-as-hand ac-
ton that's kind TO
clothesl Full size
del, equipped
with filler and
drainer TO fill and
empty the tub and
temper the water.