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Evening star., 1938-11-20

Gus festivities for other debs this
week.
Miss Roberta Quirk
Returns Tuesday.
Miss Roberta Quirk, who attends
Goucher College in Baltimore, will
arrive Tuesday to remain through
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert E. Quirk, at their home
in Chevy Chase.
Washington debutantes at Sweet
briar College, the Misses Margaret
Craighill and Julia and Mimi Worth
ington, will dash in and out of the
city for the big events of the COM
ing week, though they will have no
official time off" from their studies.
Miss Mary Alice White, who is
very industriously studying at Vas
sar, will fly down Wednesday for
the Thanksgiving week end and
will return to school Sunday. This
week end she is attending the de-
butante parties in Philadelphia.
For a few days at least, the debs
will be freed from their arduous
mental tasks, and can enjoy to the
full the joys of "all play and no
work.
Later. perhaps, they will feel the
need OF returning to school for a
much needed rest.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

fashioned bouquets were Of
orchids and lilies Of the valley,
and they wore corsages of or
chidS as we'll.
Miss Miller was presented by
Mr.. Chapman Dewey, and es-
corted to the ball by Mr.. Jimmy
Moore.
Miss Miller. who is dashing
from one party to another in
Memphis. where her mother and
grandmother made their bows,
will return to join the Capital
debutante festivities sometime
next month.
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Wednesday, November 80 from to

Wednesday, November 80 from to
7 o'clock.
Miss Jacqueline Meredith will be
honored by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Payne Meredith. at several
dinners preceding the larger dances
during the Christmas holidays. Miss
Meredith has not set any definite
date for the parties, however.
While anxious mothers hover
around their daughters voicing dire
thoughts of physical and mental
breakdowns. the debutantes of the
season continue gaily on their way,
getting up for early morning shop
ping meetings and sports, going on
to luncheons. on to teas. cocktails and
receptions. on to dinners and on to
dances-and on and on until the
tiniest hour of morning.
One glance at the debutante calen-
dar will easily explain the fears of
the mothers of Washington bouquet
of buds, for almost all day every
day is completely filled with parties
for them, from now until the season
ends.
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of the ball. has urgently requested
that the black and white scheme
be carried out, it is to be hoped that
her wishes will be respected.
Many From Out Of Town
To Come For Ball.
Many out of town guests will come
to Washington for the ball, and q
number of dinner parties will be
giving proceeding the event. Mr..
and Mrs. Jerrett White will enter
tain at Chevy Chase Club at that
time in honor of two debutante
sisters, Julia and Mimi Worthing-
ton. This year, by the way, there
will be at least three pairs of sisters
in the line, the Misses Worthington,
Margaret and Claire Cotter, and
Carolynn and Beatrice Talley.
A buffet supper will honor Elise
Hill before the ball, when Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillips Clarke will entertain
at their home.
A number of cocktail parties will
be held in the afternoon and early
evening before the ball, among the
hosts being Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Faber, Mr.. and Mrs. William Laird
Dunlap, Sd, and Mrs. Clifford john
son.
Some of the guests from other
cities who will be here Saturday
night will be Miss Carol Smith Allen,
Miss Edith Sterling Currier, and
Miss Ann Harley, all Of New York;
Miss Martha Mann. of St. Peters
burg. Fla: Miss Eileen Jeffers of
Omaha. Miss Elizabeth COlley of
Atlanta, Miss Frances Dunn Boil
win. of Charleston. S. c.; Miss Mary
P. Millott, of Pittsburgh. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boiling Powell of Charlottes-
vile. Va; and Misses Sara and
Janet Harrison and Mr.. Sterling
Harrison of Leesburg, Va. One of
the outstanding fraternities on the
campus at the University of Virginia.
incidentally. is planning to arrive
en- masse for the dance, and will
be a welcome addition to the stag
line.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
TO Have Guests

The Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Charles A. Edison
will have two young people with
them at the Army-Navy football
game Saturday when Miss Betty
Mcbride. daughter of Capt. L. B.
Mcbride, U.> S. N, and Mrs. Nc
Bride. and Mr.. Arthur Keyes, jr, of
Rutland. Vt. and a student at
Princeton University, will be their
guests.
That evening Miss Mcbride and
Mr.. Keyes will attend the black
and white ball as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison.
Evening star., 1938-11-20
Memphis Debutante
Ball Presents
Miss Miller

Miss Houston Miller, the WASH
ington debutante who is enjoying
a gay visit in her old home town
of Memphis. Tenn, was among
the 81 debutantes presented at
the annual Memphis Country
Club Presentation Ball. which
marks the formal opening of the
social season there
Miss Miller is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller of
1912 N street.
More than 700 guests were in
troduced to the young ladies in
the receiving line. Each debutante
wore white bouffant gown
which shimmered with silver Sc
quins and rhinestones. Their
Evening star., 1938-11-20
The Debutante Calendar

TODAY.
delpha given by Walter R. Tuckerman at her home
Dinner this evening by Mrs Tuck
TUESDAY.
Buffet luncheon Henning given by Henry
Richardson at her home.
WEDNESDAY
Reception her mother Mrs Herbert
Howard, at the Sugrave Club.
Dinner Taylor Mase Howard Will
given Frederic L. Chaplin and Mr. and
Selden Chaplin.
Dance parents,
Theodore S. Wilkinson.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Patricia Morris parents
George M Morris
Hennngs party parents
Mrs. Arthur S. Hennng.
Luncheon for Enor Gudger given by mother Emet
Gudger.
Marjorie shereys debut parents
Swagar Sherey.
Club her parents
and Mrs. Harry Lee Rust jrr will present her.
for Miss later to be by Mr. and Mrs Laurence
Baker at their home.
Commonwealth Club debutantes Richmond
SATURDAY.
Mary Thompson given at the Carlton Hotel by
her mother, Mrs. Smith Hempstone.
Mary Manning given by her grandmother
Beale R. Howard, at her home
Mrs William Dunlops White Mayhower
Hotel
Evening star., 1938-11-20
Miss Louisa Pownall
To Attend Reunion

Miss Louisa PoWnall, daughter OF
Capt. Charles A. PoWnall, U. S. N,
and Mrs. PoWnall, will go to New
York the middle of the week for a
reunion of her class at Mills College
and is expected to attend the Army
Navy game Saturday before return
ing to Washington.
Comdr. Adrian Marion, U. S. NJ,
and Mrs Marion have as their guests
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry H. Ficken of Charleston, S. G.
Evening star., 1938-11-20
Debutante Party

Miss Margaret Jeschke, debutante
daughter of Maj. Richard Hall
Jeschke. U. S. M. c.. and Mrs.
Jeschke. will be the guest of honor
next Sunday at a cocktail party
which 1t. Col. George J. New
garden. U. S. A.. retired. and Mrs
Newgarden will give at their home
at 1888 Massachusetts, avenue. The
party will be from 5 to 7 o'clock.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

Mrs. Roosevelts Niece to Stay
At Executive Mansion.
She and her mother will be at the
White House during their stay here,
though the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt are planning to be in
Warm Springs at that time.
Mrs. Roosevelt described her l8-
year-old niece as getting a thrill
ont of being a debutante," and these
words are substantiated by letters
erceived from Eleanor.
The tall and slender brunette will
be presented formally in Boston at
a tea given Thanksgiving Day by
her mother and stepfather and
then will come here for the ball.
Sounding of Bugles
To Signal Opening of Ball.
The black and white ball will open
with the flourish of bugles Saturday
night as two pierrots in black and
white costumes formally announce
the opening of the dance in the
grand ballroom Of the MaytloWer
Hotel. The long line of debs, ar
ranged in pyramid form, grading
from the tiniest to the tallest in the
center and then down again. Will
greet the guests before breaking up
for the grand march.
When the debs leave the line their
escorts will walk with them to the
center of the floor, when the Or
chestra will play the themes OF the
ball, "Just the Way You Look To-
night" and Stay as Sweet as You
Are" The first few dances will be
for the debutantes and their escorts,
later merging into the popular
waltzes and swing tunes, in which
all the guests will join.
During the supper hour the debu-
tantes will be serenaded with their
special request" favorites.
The tradition of the debutantes
wearing white and of all other femi-
nine guests wearing either black or
white is one that makes this ball
so outstanding, and as Mrs. William
Laird Dunlop, jr., the leading spirit
Evening star., 1938-11-20
Dinners Will Precede
The White House Debut
Of Eleanor Roosevelt
Invitations Are Out for One
To Be Given December 27 by
Mr.. and Mrs. Houghteling
By MONA DUGAS.

December q for the Number One debutane
Roosevelt will preceded several dinners
least already out for that night The
L. Hougheng will
of three dbutane Miss Adelaide Chatf-
daughter Secretary
Miss Wilkinson daughter of Capt
Wilkinson Miss Ndasie Howard daughter Of
and Mrs. Herbert Seymour Howard
White dance honor of Mrs.
Eleanors friends debu
friends Roosevelt children"
for there friends OF the younger
this debutanes
and other officials in the Govern
to the Capital by her mother Mrs
this week when the debuante will
the at the Black and
Satlrd
Evening star., 1938-11-20
Maj. and Mrs. Fem
In Front ROyal

Maj. Clarence Charles Fem, U.
S. A.. and Mrs Fem, with a group
of Washington friends. left early
this morning for Front Royal to be
the guests of Maj. Pleas B. Rogers
and Mrs. Rogers at a ride breakfast.
Evening star., 1938-11-20
Canadian Visitor

Comdr. and Mrs. Charles w. Styef
have with them Mrs. Styers father.
Mr.. Alfred Turner, who has como
from his home in Toronto. Canada,
to spend the winter months with
them in Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1938-11-20
MISS BETTY FISCHER.

MISS BETTY FISCHER,
debutdnte OF the honOred
and Mrs. Randolph Leigh and their
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs W. Thacer Wnslow She the
daughter Mrs. Dun Corn,DeH of Condr H. Fischer
U. S. N. -Hessler Photo.
Evening star., 1938-11-20
SOCIETY,".

MISS HOUSTON MILLER,
Debutante daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William Miller of Wash
home, Tuesday and w return to Washington nert
month. Harris -Eutng Photo
Evening star., 1938-11-03


COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, october 70. 193S.-Notice is
hereby given that under authority granted
H. II fs a As H9 Ss inc Sss ss
OF Columbia. and in accordance with the
IN the permanent system Of highways for
the District of Columbia contained in
fnde n G. d AT iST the sa S
62nd Congress). approved March 4. 1913,
as asa amended by an Act approved April 80.
lumbia will giye a public hearing in the
Bfstr5ct Board R1om Of said IN the
14th. 1888. at 10 O'Clock am to interested
property owners to determine as to any
property rights which may be affected or
closing the streets and alley. and concern
ing the proposed changes in the plan Of
the the nee o Of and hhSas sesled al m
from the west line Of Warder Street. to
ude sansrs o. s pubic cosns sy "a Ausfn sfsa
Street between oath and 36th Streets
and closing OF pu6c alley
from Bangor Street to Austin Street South
east. B. Proposed change in the permanent
D secon bonded en he
Street. on the east by Foxhall Road and
1Stll oliecl. oii tLe soutll Dy oQudIe 1883,
the northwest by Macomb Street. affecting
Chain Bridge Road Nebraska Avenue.
proposed. Weaver Street (proposed). and
proposed streets adjacent to Eskridge Ter
race University Terrace. and readiusting
other proposed street area. all in the above
described territory. a. Proposed change in
the permanent system of highways affecting
property in the Northeast section bounded
on the north and northwest by Douglas
Street on the east by 18th Street, and on
the southwest by Montana Avenue, pro.
viding for the extension of q new proposed
street through the above described terri
tory. s. Proposed change in the permanent
system of highways affecting property in
the Southeast section bounded on the
northeast by Massachusetts Avenue and
Randle Circle, on the east by Anacostia
Road, or, the south by M Street, and on
right f-way providing for new proposed
minor street and the elimination of certain
proposed street area. all in the above de-
scribed territory. Maps showing the
street and alley area proposed to be closed,
and the proposed changes in the permanent
system of highways are on file in the
otfice OF the Surveyor of the District of
Columbia, Room 405. District Building
o Same being known as Maps 2l47., 214s
amined by interested parties during bus-
ness hours, prior to the hearing Said
maps will also be displayed at the hearing,
and the Commissioners will consider any
suegestlonS or protests concerning the
proposed changes and the proposed street
ana alley clos.ngS. as shown on above
mmenHuoned mHnSfI maps. MELVIN. c. HAZEN, D.
District of Columbia.
oCr6, 4teXSu&hol
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oct" % novI.3.5
NOTICE OF SALE TO ENFORCE LIEN
FOR CHARGES

FOR cHARGEs' @ oA LIEN
To Whom it may Concern:~Notice is here
EENfH Fl sfH 5s BAY o. oF The NNE
EeH 1--WE ri 55s AN6 sA4uRbbhsPP Nj bhP
b IER Eoomt Intl gil is disposed Of at
the City OF WASHINGTON. District OF Coium-
oia. pa. the underSisned Will sell at public
property consisting of beds, bookcases.
barrels and contents; boxes and contents.
catlfoniers. cat desks. pianos pictures. rugs.
neous, household goods and personal effects
stored IN the names of and for the accounts
Of Mrs: R. W. vanta, Mr.. or Mrs. Samuel G.
ap,oa eer mr. S9hn MFs 2. Gstes MI or Mrs " c.
NJ: Mozelle Davenport, Mrs. Eva E. DeFoe'
Mrs. /, j. Desmukes Mrs. John Foscue'
NJ Agc William Paul Hamm. MIR. o. Mrs. na, Bruce
G. L. Garrett. Mrs. Marion JoyneS Miss
BEL Belle Lombard. Mr.. or Mrs. E, II. Martin rim
4 Mohr, National Good viii Guild Inc .
Nj, or Mrs. William OBrien, Mir. S j.
ssvfTa sssrnam, NJ Thomas aas, Reid. Mrs Juanita M
H Vermilllon Mr. c. r. Warde HATTIE
Water or Evelyn Ennis. Mr.. j. b White
MRS: E. Wilson. and Mrs. Alice T. Yardley.
ana da1o bv avG[on vy7 az and sale will be made under
Soneress approved April Is, 1910 t36 Stat
Part l: p: BOD. known as the Warehouse
HfeicelptS fvica AL and for the purpose of salts
personal property for storage charges and
other lawful charges in Connection wjth
caring for and .safekeeping the said personal @
Dated at Washington. D. c., this third
FED5RAs + A1Gp6}pANq GsTSRAqE E. e9t 2sr
Evening star., 1938-11-03
Star ''Want Adj"
Branch Offices
East of Fourteenth ST

sf St a1a St 1Rd IL Fla aveMReSkns pharmscy
N NJ ; : New York ave.-sanitarv PharmacS
N ard K Sts s-Goldenberg Service Desk
'th st and F.. l. ve.-simpson's Phar-
1lth and Park rd-Briggs Drug Store
Fourteenth st. and West of Fourteenth St.
ath and sts.-Tower Pharmacy
18th and p sts.-Day's Drug store.
4th and Fairmont sts-Fairmont Drug Co
5ath and U sts.-Portner Pharmacy
g?l2 l4th st.-Bryan Stationery
I4th and Monroe StS.-Bronaueh's Drug
14th ps, and Buchanan sts.-Hohbereer's $
l4th st. and Colorado ave.-o'Donnelrs
Pharmacy
Ia" Pa. ave. .-Krick,s Pharmacy.
list and G stS.-Quigeys Pharmacy
2lst and L sts.-Simmon's Drug Store
18th st. and Pa ave.-Columbia DRUG
18th and o sts-Kenner's Drug Store
1905 Mass. ave.-Dupont Pharmacy
18th st and Fla, ave.-Bernstein's Drug
1879 Columbia rd.-Billy Shop.
1900 Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
o16c California st.-california Pharmacy
Petworth.
Ga. ave. and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
22I Upshur st -Monck's Pharmacy.
Ga ave and Kennedy st-Georsia- Ken
5al6 Ga e-Brehtwood Pharmacy.
7723 Ga. ave.-Petworth Pharmacy.
Manor Park.
Bird and Kennedy sts.-Kinner & Membert
1924 Bird st-Manor Park Pharmacy.
TakOma Park. d. c.
347 Cedar st -Mattingly's Pharmacy
Connecticut Ave.
Wardman Park-Wardman Park Pharmacy.
1895 Conn. ave.-The Greeting Gard Shop.
5O17 Conn. ave.-Hieger's, Pharmacy.
Wisconsin Ave.
o213 Wisconsin ave-Ato Pharmacy.
PAS Wisconsin ave.-Peerson's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin and Mass. aves.-Alhan Towers
4o3i wisconsin ave.-Morgan Bros.
Georgetown:
35th and o sts-Sugar's' Drug Store
aoth and sts-Morgan Bros
Wis. ave and o st.-Georgetown Phar-
3e69 M st.-Hin & Poole Pharmacy.
SOUTHWEST.
4th and / sts-Columbia Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
NOrtn CapltOl ana StS.-henealy 3 OIuR
oo6 II st.-Darling Shop.
7th ST. and Md ave.-Bradley's Pharmacy.
4th and East Capitol sts.-Lucketts Phar-
sth and East Capitol sts.-East Capitol
18th st. and Md. ave.-Luckett's Phar-
macy.
1924 Florida ave.-Dailey's Drug Store.
4th st. and r. l. Ave.-BiggS Pharmacy.
Brookland.
$500 18th st-Brookland Pharmacy.
1901 18th st.-Daly's Pharmacy.
Woodbridge.
Goth st. and R. l. ave-Collins' Pharmacy
Baltimore Pike.
| Baltimore>Pike. 2537 Bladensburg rd.-Do1
Pharmacy.
DeanwOod.
| b131 Grant st.-Strand Pharmacy.
Chesapeake Junction.
Chesapeake Junction-Wight's Pharmacy
SOUTHEAST.
1st st. and N. Car. ave-Capitol Drug Co
| 242 Va. ave. s.e.-Schneider's Drug Store
11th st and Penna. sve.-o'Donnell''
18th anu East Capitol sts.-Linooln r.rl
Evening star., 1938-11-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
MCKINNEY. FLANNERY and CRAIGHILL
Hibbs Building. Washington. d. c.,
Attorneys for Plaintiff

United states Tor the fM District of of lae CO.
Hm95s sEc2R1% HSlding nN, ESgity
porafion, SURVIVING Trustee d Under the will Will
Of Of JShn Srn, J. Duff; deceased PIsintif. vs.. vs..
CATIoN.-,The object Of this suit is to
obtain decree constituting the will Of John
J. Duff, Deceased. TO determine the true
meaning. meanins and intention of the testator as
expressed therein and whether the power
OF teStamentary disposition and appoint
pu e Dacesssd nsTen given TO- ciementne Fsrr
the terms of her last will and testament
ana m 70 instruct the plaintiff as 10 its duty
gsStHne and me transfer payment delivery
under the will of said John J. Duff. De-
6s SeaSed on On motion Of the, plaintiff, it is,
I93s, ORDERED that the defendants 3.
The pennsylvania Institution for the In
Wpnn'f Wyypneslon Of the Blind corporation. 8.
dephia. corporation. o The Children s
Sea-Shore House at Atlantic City for
Invalid Children corporation. 10 The
poration. 90. The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. a cor
ioyaian' poya}son' a. The Christian Science Be
National Society for the Prevention Of
B!lndneSS, Inc, a corporation. -. Ameri-
can can. Eoundstion for the Blind Inc. a cor
known as Mrs, Christian H Rodenkirchen,
~. Mamie Collins, 35 Alexander B Rob
erts; 56. Lillian Roberts. 81. Ella L.
Graham sla and rs. Charlotte A. Smith
IN IN on gl or before the fortieth day, exclusive
after the day of the first publication Of
TINS order. otherwise as to them the cause
VIII be proceeded with as in case of default:
and an that the defendants, the unknown
helrs. next of kin legatees devisees,
sssslsnees and alienees of each of the de-
iendants "a Mamie Collins IS Charlotte
A; Smith. and 33. Mary J. C. Rodenkirchen
also known as MolHe Rodenkirchen. also
known as Mrs Christian H. Rodenkirchen,
cause their appearance to be entered herein
on or before the first rule day occurring
one month after the day of the first
publication of this order. otherwise as TO
them this cause Will be proceeded with as
nrdca IN case e OF dsfaul Provided copy of this
Reporter and in Tho Evening Star once a
week for three succes i've weeks before the
expiration Of the time TO- the appearance
Of said known and unknown defendants.
Ioneer and other publications being dis
pensed with for good cause shown. O r,
TEST TeHNtH cHARIEs iqSse rIsr .Eue copy
SOPHIE LYMAN. Asst, Clerk. oc27 no3 ] o.
Evening star., 1938-11-03
TOMORROW.
FUTURE.

THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auctioneers.
SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS. HOUSE
cHARaEs. H1foDs NOTICE is IS 'HGREsa HgRHs9
GIVEN THAT ON FRIDAY, NOVEM-
Der Is; 1898 AT TWO o,CLock
PM TANP ANP Fash AE sHGGEEpING SlNi1 ERI
ARE DISPOSED OF.
They Will Be Sold at Public Auction in
the Warerooms of
Smiths Transfer 81 Storage Co.. Inc.
1913 You st. NV,
Washington, D. c.
due and unpaid. all household goods. paint
lngs and personal effects on storage with
the Smiths Transfer & Storage Co. Inc,
in the names of katherine Berberich, Miss
s, F.. Bowman, G. w. Brooks, Harry E.
Addie Day. Lillian Edmons, A, W. Falkner,
Hawkins. M. M. Hight. Albert King. G. A.
Legge, Mrs. o. s.. Lloyd, Harvey Mitchell,
r. E. Palmer, Mrs. Lille Perry Josiah
L. Scales. Mrs. Juanita M. Severe. Mrs
Beulah Smith. Emma Smith. Lessie Stafford.
Mrs. NJ. Tilley. Mrs Elizabeth Tyler, D. D.
Withers. Samuel Woodbridge, consisting
of household goods coats, furniture. sewing
machines. Victrolas, tables, radios chairs.
contents bookcases, crates and contents,
bundles and contents, books, once furni-
ture. etc. All pianos stored in the names
OF the following persons: VIZ, G. w.
Brooks; Mrs, Elizabeth Tyler. Mrs; A. West.
President Smiths Transfer l. stg. Co,
1913 You St. NV
WASHINGTON. d. c. ocoS no3 ! o.
Evening star., 1938-11-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMouTH 1884 De luxe coupe. SAFETY
steel body ,1 hydr:uiic brakes smooth ,oat-
Co.. $500 Nv cons ss wseonsn esso MS50!
::asn s!s :s,a g. ss IseIHsss iss
"6 COUPE Used Used oSo ni miles Ss By oa Careful lafi
driver: 1895. See dealer. Mr.. Flood, 4221
asss fens. sSHR: 1897 sosD.
Sss:ieut. clev. s4SY. 0eAl.l' s~~1 CON
PONTIAC 1887 de luxe s-eyl. iour:door
coupe. radio and heater; 1886 Pontiac
1897 twosdoor sedan. radio and heater
conneetseat se cIeS es dssir s46i Mr. Flood 1921
PONTIAC 1885 s-cyl. 4-door trunk sedan;
radio. heater; carefully driven. little used
1895. Columbia 2O7b. Dealer.
ffoNTdAc 1897 s.eylInder, I'D; tourinE Sc,
runx usons Dueo
A real nice family car. Only ss45. Arcade
Pontiac. 1919 Irving st. NV. Adams 0575.
PONTIAC 1887 4-door touring sedan; low
Butler Bonded Lee D. Butler, Inc, II2i
2lst NV. District 121s.
PONTIAC six, 1887 4-door trunk sedan.
you viii ever find. both in the imma culate
appearance and perfect performance:
Sy n outstanding value for
Superior Motors. l4th and P sts. Dupont
PONTIAC 1887 s-cylinder touring coach
interior; Truly 4 fns family car for $685..
Packard. Gath and sts. NV. Republic
PONTIAC 1888 2-door trunk sedan; new
teed now only S445. Arcade Pontiac. i4i9
Irving st. NV. Adams n575.
sTTREsAKER snT2l0E ..ssn asse President "e' 4door
new-car condition mechanically; fine ap-
X to g4s iss ass
and N SITS. nv Republic o145. AAu' ~f'A
sTUDEBAKER. 1888 5-passenger touring
sedan nS;I s.eyindeI Dietator excellent black
.erT fhs . eesn s9od car IRIS IS :sT snd
Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac CO, 1922 :iand
dan. driven very little new-car condition
an ano appearance In every detail; new-csr
foa 5ao Your ana car hes!s ss fl
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sTUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator sedan; e.
ymhhsr rheei equipment: motor excellent; ine
dueed TO s4s eean ne. D. su Bs.I
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STUDEBAKER 1894 convertible coupe.
emcient 6-cyl. motor. new top, rumble seal
leather upholstery. attractively refinished,
tight overall 1928. Hammond Motor Co,
5000 Wisconsin ave. Wis. $3.50.
TERRAPLANE 1884 special sedan Listen
70 TINS Tires. upholstery, paint and
or your old car. Shady Grove Auto Sales,
3142 Lee highway. Arlington Walnut $500.
BARGAINS AT ARCADE PONTIAC. direct
factory dealer. 1892 Pontiac cabriolet
$i25; 1888 Pontiac sedan. Sl95; 1893
Chsyrolet coach, Sl95; 1882 Ford coupe.
Sl35; 1884 Chevrolet coach, S245: 1888
FORD sedan, S245. Many others Your
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Two big locations for used cars Drive in
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