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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1938-02-04
SECTION 14:

All garbage dead animal and animal offal
and conbustible ruhhish as defined in the Ordi
nances Of the City Of Hamilton. Ohio, shal
Be removed to the City iucin@ator. All ashe
and incombustible rubbish As defined in tn
Ordinances Of the City of Hamilton, Ohio
shall Be removed To the dump or dumps a
designated b. the City Of Hamilton Ohio.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

(4s) FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS. Per-
feet and irregulars. Sizes A HOA
to D. Regularly 100 to $50. Toy
(27) MEMS UNION SUITS. 1Oes
wool. Long sleeves and legs. SHA
Sizes SO and 80. Reg. 1,19.. OfE
(1S) COAT SWEATERS. Part wool,
broken sizes. colors. A0A
Regularly 1.19 .............. HOp
(42) SUSPENDERS. Hickok an d
Premier. Also athletic knit OQA
union suits. Regularly 100. soy
(6s) PAJAMAS. Famous make. fine
broadcloth in coat, MILDLY and notch
collar styles. Sizes A to D. zOA
Regularly 1.19 to 1.59. OL
(87) SHORTS. Plaids. Also all-wool
mufflers. Broken lots. a
Regularly 35c and 39c ..... ON
(2D TUXEDO SHIRTS. collars
to match, neckband style. Fancy
patterns. Broken sizes. RzA
Regularly 1.39 to 1.65 -. VSS
Goldenbero'S-Main Floor
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WINDOW SHADES

(75) ASBESTOS STOVE MATS, oil
cloth covered, many pretty patterns.
Regulation size 16x20. OSA
Regularly ACC ............. N~Df
Q5O) TABLE OILCLOTH, 54 inches
wide, satin finish. will not crack or
peel. Perfect quality. Q0A
Regularly soc ............yd.s sSOf
(2I WINDOW SHADES. American
Holland, 3x6 #. cut size, white,
shantung, green. Perfect. l0A
Regularly SOC ....... .... 10y
(75) POT HOLDERS, covered in oil
cloth. In many pretty patterns and
color combinations. I'd
Regularly 15c ................ ~
(49) WINDOW SHADES, duplex, 3x6
#. Green, white only. Slight IAA
irregulars. Regularly 75c.. Thy
Goldenberg'S-Third Floor
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THOMAS URGES.
SHARP CUTS IN
D. c. OVERHEAD
Senator Sees 100000
As Ample for Relief

District taxpayers were far in
the lead today in the annual race
between taxes and expenditures,
as shaped by the action of Con-
gresS.
Senator Elmer Thomas CD Of
Oklahoma, chairman of the Sen
ate Appropriations subcommittee
in charge Of the 1899 appropria-
ton bill, made it clear that as be-
tween tax increases and economies
to make them unnecessary, he is
for economy.
Although qualifying critical
comment of Washington'S handl-
ing Of the relief problem. by say
ing he would "go along with the
citizens of Washington" on relief,
he left no doubt as to his present
belief that the 100000 for relief
in the District carried in the
House bill should be sufficient to
meet all reasonable demands.
OKLAHOMA LIMIT $45
He expressed the further view
that the present SITS maximum for
relief recipients in Washington is
too high by comparison with other
sections of the country. In Okla
homa, he said, the top is $45 a
month, regardless of the size of
the family.
AS the committee plunged into
its third day of hearings on Dis
trict needs, with the prospect that
1t may wind up its deliberations
Monday or Tuesday and report
the bill next week, he predicted it
will carry a lower total than the
5,827, 1922 in the House bill, and
declared he would try to eliminate
all but the most urgent eXpendi-
lures for new projects.
NO TINE FOR WASTE
IT cannot speak for the COM
rnittee and do not know what
the committee will do" Senator
Thomas said, "but 1 have no
hesitancy in saying that I per-
sonally feel that this is no time
to build all these new bridges,
underpasses, caves, and other
things, which are all right in
themselves and may come event
ually, but which we can get
along without at ureSent.
I'VE are spending for govern
ment-Federal, State, and local
about $4,000, 100000 a year
and raising about $1,000. 10000
in revenues. That can't go on
forever. We are riding for a
fall unless it is stopped. And 1t
can't be stopped unless we econo-
Tnize somewhere"
UNDERPASSES DOOMED
His outspoken views were be-
lieved to doom the proposed
Thomas and Dupont Circle under
passes for this year, the new
Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge, and
a probable addition to the District
Jail, a new headquarters build
ing for police and a similar struc-
ture provided for in the appropri-
alton bill as passed by the House.
The committee as a whole, how
ever. has yet to act on all these
projects and no final conclusions
were anticipated until next week.
In the meantime Citizen groups,
Senator Thomas said. will be given
a chance to be heard on District
needs as they see them.
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You'll have
more funwhen
theSKINis clear
fromWITHIN

RTO man or woman wants to have a
IN finger poked at them or receive
sympathy because of an unhealthy skin
appearance.
Some skin troubles are tough to cor.
rect, but we do know thiS-skin tissues
like the body itself must be fed from
Uithin.
To make the food we eat available
for strength and energy, there must be
an abundance of red-blood-cellS.
S.S.S. Tonic builds these precious
red cells. 1t is a simple, internal remedy,
tested for generations and also proven
by scientific research.
You, too, will want to take SS.S.
Tonic to regain and to maintain your
red.blood- cells. . to restore lost weight
80. to regain energy. Ito strengthen
nerves i. and to give to your skin that
natural health glow.
Take the S.S.S. Tonic treatment and
shortly you should be delighted with
the way you feel 80. and have your
friends compliment you on the way you
look. Available at any drug store.
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CORSETS

(2Ol FRUIT OF THE LOOM COR
SETS. Slightly soiled from zOA
handling. Regularly 1.19... OOf
(7O) SAMPLE CORSETS. C/B, cor
settes and girdles. Brocades and
plain coutils. Broken sizes. cQ0
(SO) SAMPLE BRASSIERES. Coutil.
lace and satin. Many styles. Ok
Regularly soc .............. ~O%
GnIdenhern's- Second Floor
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2.98 to 3.49 Studio
COUCH COVERS
(25) M de
of gayly col nA
ore d Gre 7A
tonnes with ~
box pleated fronts, cord,
welted seams. Rust proof
fasteners.
Goldenbero'S-Third Floor
CURTAINS, DRAPES

(25O yds.) MILL LENGTHS, fine rayon
marquisette, 40 inches wide. In
cream, peach or ecru. T0A
Regularly Csc to 39c. .yd. IVY
(lS5) QUAKER LACE CURTAINS.
Half pairs. Some can be matched
in pairs. Regularly COA
1.39 to 1.98 ............. O~H
(2S) EASEMENT CLOTH DRAPES,
pinch pleated, natural color, 66 in.
wide to the pair, pa yds. Or
long. Regularly 1913. pr. OOf
(22) SOFA AND CHAIR COVERS,
homespun material. In plaids.
Regularly 3.98 to . OQ
$50 'CAs
(2OO) CURTAIN FABRICS. 36 and
48-inch, novelty open weaves in
rayon and cotton. Cream and ecru.
Slight irregulars. AA
Regularly Csc and 29c ...yd. Ivy
Goldenberg'S-Third Floor
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nOMESTIcS

(6S) CANDLEWICK BEDSPREADS.
Hand-tufted. Full and twin bed
sizes. Seconds. HA
1867 COLONIAL BEDSPREADS,
9Oxl08, extra heavy quality. Sec
onds. Regularly 2.49 4 RM
and 2.95 ............... ASVO
Q155) COTTONS. Mill lengths, So
inch unbleached heavy grade. I'll
Regularly 10c ..........yd. ~
(35O) PILLOW CASES. 42x36.
Bleached pillow cases. Sec III
onds. Regularly, 19c. ......... A4E
Q) BLANKETS. Part wool, plaids,
seconds. 7Ux80-inch size. ~
Regularly $50 and 295. pr. 1s6t
(SOO) SHEETS. 87x99, unbleached,
extra large size for double CO..
beds. Regularly 89c. ........ VOE
(5) CANDLEWICK BEDSPREADS.
Hand-tufted. Slight Sec 1O
onds. Regularly .2.49 ..... ASA -
1S) BEDSPREADS. Cotton crinkle.
81x105 size. Slight seconds. co.
Regularly 1.ls ......... OOE
Goldenber0'S-MGtn Floor
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SPORTSWEAR
Boys WEARABLES

(O SUEDE JACKETS. Leather, zip
per style. Slightly spotted. Dark
brown. Sizes 8 and 10. SD0
Regularly 498 ........... ASSO
QO TWEEDUROY KNOCKERS. Plus
4. Grey and brown. Sizes OzA
II to 20. Regularly 2.95.. SOf
O9) KNOCKERS. All-wool, double
seats and knees. Sizes 16, II and ID.
soI, Stout, 5 sizes , IA. Is and md. 1s; 8 .. "a
(38) SHEEP LINED COATS. Leath-
erette, slight irregulars. 4 az
Sizes to 18. Reg. 1885,. AOOO
(25) SNOW SUITS. Wool, with cap.
Sizes to 6. 1-piece style. I %
Regularly 3.39 ......... ASOO
(63) CLOTHING ODDS AND ENDS.
30 melton Upper jackets, 8 to IL.
Jr. Mackinaw Coats, S to 10 years.
IS Overcoats, sizes 3 to S. o An
Regularly 398 and 4.98... SOfO
(3SO) WEARABLES. Perfect and
slight irregulars. Shirt collar at
tached and sport collars. sleeveless
sweaters, neckband shirts, white
broadcloth; wool or tweedu- OOA
roy caps. Reg. 39c to 79c.. soy
UO) RUGBY SUITS. All-wool flan-
nels and fancy wool mixtures. Sizes
to 10. Regularly . QO
498 and 5.98 .............. SDOSDO
(4O RAIN COATS. Leatherette,
trench and coating patterns. Sizes
10 to lS. Regularly ~
Gotdenberg'S-Mdin Floor
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HOUSE COATS, etc.

(43) HOUSE COATS. Misses sizes
only. Wrap-around style in O0A
floral cottons. Regularly 1.99 OO%
(9D ROBES, HOUSE COATS, PA
JAMAS. Cotton, rayon celanese
stripe and corduroy. Misses styles
and sizes. Broken sizes and colors
in the lot. Regularly Al
2.9s and 800. Ao1s1
Gozdenberg'S-Second Floor
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LAMPS REDUCED

(lS) BOUDOIR LAMPS, with shades,
Various styles. Slightly XVII
damaged. Regularly 100. OO
(D BED lamps. Slightly soiled.
Sold as is. Regularly OK
(6) NOVELTY LAMPS. Decorated
shades included. Various I On
styles. Regularly 1893 -. 1oSO
(6) WASTE BASKETS. Decorated
fibre. Assorted print deco 0RA
rations. Regularly 98c. ..... soy
Goldenberg'S-DoUnSt1irs
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HOSIERY & GLOVES

(l9S) SILK CHIFFON HOSE. Slight
irregulars. All pure silk. Wanted
colors. Sizes 8I2 to 1917. TOA
Regularly SOC ............ 10y
(2O6) CHILDREN'S RIBBED HOSE.
Long, slight irregulars. Heather
shades. Sizes to 9l2. I9A
Regularly 29c .............. A~f
(63) LEATHER GLOVES. A variety
OF styles in kid-cape and suede.
Broken sizes. Assorted colors, in
Guiding some black. zOA
Regularly 1.95 .............. ~f
(4S) CHILDREN'S KNIT WOOL
GLOVES. Red and beige only. QAk
Sizes / and 2. Regularly 19c.. OE
QS5) WOOL GLOVES. Solid colors
and fancy stripes in many styles.
Sizes 4 to in the lot, but not in
every color. Regularly OQHS
39c and ACC ................ coy
Goldenberg'S-Main Floor
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FLOOR COVERINGS

(D FELT BASE RUGS. Slight sec
onds, 9x1O1a and 9x12 it. in . 40
the lot. Regularly SOS OSHO
(5) FELT BASE RUGS, 9x15 it. At
tractive colors. Floor z no
samples. Regularly $50. OsOaD
O2) FELT BASE RUGS, 3x9 #. Slight
imperfects. Carpet 00A
patterns. Regularly 15O.... OOE
(6) FELT BASE RUGS. Seconds of
better grades. 6x9 it., tile . 40
patterns. Regularly 3.75.. SsfO
(D CHENILLE RUGS, slightly soiled
from handling. 18x36 in. Nice co.
designs. Regularly 1.29 90. WsJr
Q5 pcs.) ADMINISTER CARPET, also
velvet, short lengths. Color COM
binations. Regularly CO.,
1927 CHENILLE BATH SETS, includes
rug and seat cover. Many pretty
patterns. Regularly 7OA
l.UO ..................
(3) ADMINISTER RUNNERS, 27 in.
by it. For hall and narrow rooms.
Only 3 left at this low . az
price. Regularly ESQ.,. OSOO
q pcs.) FIBRE RUNNERS. Short
lengths in the lot. RAA
Regularly 100 and 1.19. .yd. OVE
(5) RAG RUGS, 6x9 #. Washable.
Fit and Miss designs. I OO
Regularly 2.98 ........... LOCO
GOIdenberu'S-DoUnStdirS
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS

(4) METAL CABINETS. broom or
linen style, 66 in. high; slightly
marred. Regularly . O0
6.49 .................. SOS~U
(1S) 3-Pc. MOP SETS, consists of
one self-wringing mop, floor Ok
mop, scrub mop. Reg. 1.19. D&DT
(D PORTABLE MANTEL, very realis-
tic and ornamental. Imitation
marble effect. Regularly a az
22.95 .................... Oss1S1
(3O) CANAPE TRAY, or sandwich
Eay. Chrome finish. 27R
Regularly 100 ............. SOF
$50 pcs.) COOKING UTENSILS,
aluminium 3-piece sauce pan sets,
3-quart tea kettles and others. RAk
Regularly Toe to 9Sc ... ga. OOC
(3O) SERVING TRAYS, chrome
plated, choice of two styles. TSA
Regularly SOC .............. 10Y
UO WASHING MACHINE, electric,
sterro portable. Speckled green
enamel tub. z 90
Regularly 12.95 ....... OOOO
O OIL HEATER, three burner size,
floor sample, gives good a MA
heat. Regularly 1885,. OSSVO
(O METAL STOVE MATS, neatly
decorated. For the bottom of O0A
your heater. Regularly 79c. SDaDE
(IS) CONNELLY OVENS, top Of the
stove oven. Complete with Ok
rack. Regularly 100. O....... SOE
06) ELECTRIC CORDS, non-krink
style, one Of the finest cords NOA
made. Regularly 1.0O..... 1OE
G0Idenberg'S-DoWnStGirS
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LINEN SAYINGS

(74) TABLE CLOTHS. 52x52 size
hand-blocked linen. S0A
Regularly 100 ............. OOS
(O RUBBERIZED BATH MAT SETS.
soiled from display. A0A
Regularly 1.29 .......... Toy
(8) CHENILLE BATH MATS. Va
rious colors. Regu- R0A
larly 1.69 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OOH
QD TABLE CLOTHS. 5Ox66 rayon
hand-blocked and 51x51 all EzA
linen crash. Regularly 100. OS
(1S2) TURKISH TOWELS. Run Of
mill seconds. 10A
Regularly 19c ...........,.. Ivy
(4S) TABLE CLOTHS. 51x51. Rayon
or all-linen crash. AOA
Regularly 79c and 100. go. Roy
(69) TEA TOWELING. An-linen.
White with colored borders. RA
Regularly Csc ............yd. Ivy
(463) TOWELS. Huck and tea tow
els. run of mill seconds. 1AAk
Regularly 15c and 19c. ..... IVY
(342) CANNON TURKISH TOWELS.
Run of mill. Extra large, heavy,
double thread quality. OOA
Regularly 39c and 49c. .... SSS
GOLdenberQ'S-MGin Floor
Evening star., 1938-11-13
AUTOMOBILES eop sAle

gTuDEBAKER 1887 Dictator cruising Sc
dan; low mileage, one owner; new-car ap-
ppesaorgsnce psog ,.,I. and I performance: Esdpcsd to
eveniass even IS: and a's SUNDAYS. s.'''' 1Sl'' open
sTupEBAKER 1885 ,6-cyl; trunk sedan.
finish in Niagara. mist; this is . one:
owner car and reflects in appearance and
performance the fine care 1t has had: own
srs name on request and our price only
3949. Mechanically insured and inspected
BY National Lloyd's. Open eve. and Sunday.
STUDEBAKER 1887 Dictator "6" trunk
sedan: finished in Glacier Park gray. with
banjo wheels. 2 tail-lishts. 2 sun vis1s and
air horns; 1t is equipped with radio. planar
oil nlter and the price only S595: mechani-
cslly inspected and insured BY National
North 3e49. Open eve. and Sunday.
sTUDEBAKER 1898 President 4-door Sc
dan: overdrive, vacuum gearShift radio,
heater: only driyen $50 miles new title
Washington; low down payment or trade.
See Mr.. Henderson, Finance Co.. 22nd and
N sts. NV.
TERRAPLANE 1888 touring sedan built by
clean inside and out: 6arsain. Sss7. Lee
D. Butter. 1121 21st NV. District 1918.
TERRAPLANE 1887 de luxe coach. private
owner: radio and heater Al condition.
s4os: vii bay up to s10o ior Clean essse Essex
I Or $50 for model Ford. l117 South
WILLYs 1898. de luxe 4-door trunk sedan;
nee. $3.50. Owner. Col. 2O75 Dealer
Evening star., 1938-11-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYNOVTH 1881, de luxe 4-door touring
sedan; iussr9us jet:bl.ck finish; spotless
mGn1ir ysIy ,oH e..
That shows exc csIe fay sS
anteed: liberal trade and terms: priced right
only s'4a opsn n' ves e ana saf saa s
PONTIAC 1888 convertible sedan; beautiful
beige color; 8 wheels, large trunk compart-
ment: .s:,n radio heater, chrome wheel trims:
o1 sDfs. Aas 4 ss sonss seSas
14l9 Irving st. NV. Adams O575
lent green finish. low MILEAGE. new-car
ans :sssS ,sS
PoNT1Ac 1887 touring sedan; rsdio md
heater nne motor excellent rubber. very
sas.r ni family 1ne 1i s 70 osts: ss
1918. Open eve. and Sundays.
PONTIAC 1888 ,4-door sedan; compare
this fne car with any car in town for
Ssr' Of essn males 'na 81 es4erss x eve .4e
Mi,' MSkss s7S1 Studs1'feT' e7oo Wisconsin ave.
PONTIAC, sedan; 1882; for quick sale.
SS715; good @ condition. Apply before noon.
PONTIAC 1924 s-cyl: tre. sedan; orisinai
equipped with radio and heater; excep.
Gsllatin st. NV Private owner.
PONTIAC 1885 6-cyl trunk sedan: do us
and yourself the favor Of seeing this car
before buying any car: paint. tires, uphol-
stery, motor and appointments are as near
new as possible to obtain and priced at
only S495; mechanically inspected and In
sured by. National Lloyd's. Norris. Inc.
201S 14th NV. North 3949. Open. eve.
and Sunday.
PONTIAC 1887 de luxe 6-cylnder coach.
$3.50: no trade: term deal only. Roper,
1870 r. I. ave. ne.
PONTIAC 1885 4-door touring sedan.
Cyl; excsllent condition: orig: black
tor Sales, 1879 i4th st. NV.
REQ Wolverine: $4,000 miles: S75 cash.
Sunday 1-5; week days. 81 pm. 2019
Monroe st. ne Dupont 1885.
ROLLs-RoYCE town limousine, luxurious
transportation at q fraction of its original
cost; price. S425. Warfield Motor Co., 1928
Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000.
STUDEBAKER 1884 cruising sedan; eco
nomical 6-cylinder. hne rubber very clean;
low price at 1927. Lee D. Butler. Inc,
1121 21st NV. District 1918. Open eve.
and SUNDAYS.
sTUDEBAKER Commander 1884 8-wheel
4-door trunk sedan, $295; a very clean car
and fully guaranteed by Mckee Auto Serv-
ice. Inc. and on display at 1894 Conn.
ave. Dupont Motor Co. Republic 6933.
sTUDEBAKER 1887 Dictator coupe: TO-
600: perfect; consider any reason able
offer. Holeman Motor Co. 1911 r. /.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUpEgAKER 1887 cruising sedan; black
.nteed by Mckee service: ses % and drive drive
ss e" goo 'Ssssss %:ssn.s ss
sTUDEBAKER 1885 President cruising Sc
hSsRR: SsR::r one r,o Of the nnest built by stude-
guaranteed by Mckee service; reduced to
ssee sse VIZ Mskts s7ss sssuds''ter' $500 Wisconsin
sTUDEBAKER 1885 4-door touring sedan;
powerful and excellent s-cylinder motor,
nne paint. very good rubber very clean;
saeked eass BY Mckee service; special price,
so' ave- WIS MeAss ssss ssstude''k'r' 800 Wisconsin
sTuDEBAKER 1885 Dictator cruising Sc
IAN; sturdy and reliable 6-cylinder motor.
excellent black finish. good rubber, very
SS B7ss w:sssa 'Ssss ssts ": NJ: MS
sTuDEpAKER 1887. Dictator 2-door tour
ton and Appearance: truly . nne car.
sssS' sss WI: MeKss ssss sss'0ds6'tsf' $500 Wisconsin
e!u.ns sedan: iss re-. 1s.ein. q st.Tsss
nsater fsatMr. and many other f,ne studebaker
specs prse ssas b. Mck service
$500 Wisconsin ave. wis. e767.
sTUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator custom coupe,
attractive all-steel body. finished in olive
green; green; motor and rubber excellent, very
clean; clean dusranteed By Mckee service; e,
Wisconsin ave. wis. 6767. "
sTUDEBAKER 1882 Commander 4-door
sedan; only $75; runs and looks o. k:
Just the car for that hunting trip. Mckee
Studebaker. 600 Wisconsin ave. Wis.
sTUDEBAKER 1888 President cruising Sc,
dan; built-in radio heater: motor and
rubber excellent; reduced to $395 and
Guaranteed by Mckee service. Mckee
Studebaker. 6700 Wisconsin ave. Wis
6767.
sTUDEBAKER 1885. custom sedan; dandy
motor. very good rubber economical family
car; car; REDUCED to s297; Truly bargain.
trict 12l8. Open evenings and Sundays.
sTUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator 4-door trunk
sedan; motor thorouEhly checked in our
rubber. clean interior; fne car. Guar
anteed by Mckee service: reduced to
1855. Mckee Studebaker. 670O Wisconsin
ave. Wis. 6767.
Evening star., 1938-11-13

PLYMOUTH 1885 trunk sedan; original
factory finish; tires like new; hydraulic
brakes; truly a fine car for only 1895.
Windridge Handy. Inc. Buick dealers
new msed-car lot. 1919 Wilson blvd, Ross.
lyn. Va. across Key Bridge Walnut 12l2s
Evening star., 1938-11-13

HUDSON super 81 1887 custom trunk
large trunk. radio, heater. new tires: plenty
OF room for 6 passengers; this car new
cost over 81 300 and you can buy it now
insured by National Lloyds Norris, Inc.
2O1s 14th NV. North 3949 Open eve
Evening star., 1938-11-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH. 1888 coupe: Just the rieht
kind fqr salesman's transportation; $297.
bssf 2eg 9 aess .ss Dc uzs 4aog or sedan ss
f2Hn dash S. sl2 nW m0nth ps sssn bssl Motors s'4o
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 2-door touring
sedan, like new in every way: fully guar
bststur Sea- ytS ESQ., CITY Auto I'LL 18th NV:
PLYMOUTH 1895 4.door sedan: excellent
Greek Church road. Columbia O7e6-J.
ea P5tn 'as1 fsGo sPcFt Fq%Se Pas
fInish. immaeuiste. runs fne. excellent
sires s495 r9hanks Service 1926 Goth
PLYMOUTH 1888 de. luxe P. D; coupe;
eefcoInomy; efsI spotless throYehout and very
ssh ns s.' sssh %osi. s Il W.sgss:
Ten nt1.n 1I6 aoaG Fla. ave- ne. near 9th st.
eash Saaa sss s. q v1s Vr 4do0 En5
low down payment or trade. See Mr. Can
blstridt nGs ainshss ssss Co.. ssnd and N sts. NV
like new; low down payment. take over
MI. Henderson. District 1857.
PLYMOUTH sedan, late 4-cyl., perfect con-
dition; must sell. cash. 18th st. sea
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door trunk
sedan; owner leaving for Reno: excellent
throughout: real bargain. Col S67S
PLYMOUTH 1884 coupe r. s.; excellent
condition: $500; can be financed. 729 9Th
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan. S645: driven only 5000 miles. this
car is practically new: price speaks for
itself: built-in trunk: II you want the
best in value. drive it for comparison to-
day. H. B. Leary. Jr., & Bros. 1921 14th
St NV. Pot. 1900.
PLYMOUTH 1895 4-door touring sedan
6uilt1in 61l trunk: clean fintsh and interior
very sound throughout; 1899 trade-ins
force us to sacrifice this fine car H. B.
Leary,. Jr,. & Bros. 1921 l4th st. NV.
Pot 1900
PLYMOUTH 1892 P. B. cabriolet: snug
fitting top. good rubber, fine motor, hy-
draulics: 1899 trade-ins force us to sac
rifice this fine car. H. B. Leary. Jr. &
Bros. 1921 14th st. NV. Pot: 1900.
PLYMOUTH 1896 4-door touring sedan
original black finish like new; perfect con-
dition throughout: radio and heater; $3.50,
terms. Acme Motor Sales, 13l7h 14th
st. NV
PLYMOUTH 1885 trunk sedan; original
factory finish; tires like new; hydraulic
hrn knc frtt1v &n4
Evening star., 1938-11-13

PLYMOUTH 1887. 2--door touring sedan.
oullt-in trunk. black finish without a
mark custom radio and heater. white
val tires driven little by one owner;
S43o Hammond Motors 5000 Wisconsin
Evening star., 1938-11-13

FORD 1856 Fordor sedan: finish almost
like new. clean interior, quiet, powerful
VS. motor in fine condition. five fine tires.
Check our Honest Price of $3.50. Be
sure to check our low-cost General Motor
terms. We will save you money. Owens
Motor Co. 6323 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1938-11-13

PLYMOUTH 1887 2-door sedan. excellent
condition: owner will sacrifice S39S. Cali
Cree. Geo. ssss. 1347 Jefferson st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-11-13

PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe coupe rumble
seat. new paint. custom seat covers fine
Hoatins s-poWer engine, hydraulic brakes
excellent tires: 1865; guaranteed Hammond
Motors. 5000 Wisconsin ave Wis 6aa0 .
Evening star., 1938-11-13

LAFAYETTE 1886 brougham; roomy o
door. equipped with radio and heater;
large trunk. very economical motor fine
car; reduced to s3io and q guaranteed lsir lte,.d
by Mckee service Mckee Studebaker,
500 Wisconsin ave- Wis 6761
Evening star., 1938-11-13

FORD 1886 de luxe Fordor trunk sedan.
black. 1929. S29 down, balance S2l month.
logan Motors, 3540 14th st. NV. Dist.
Evening star., 1938-11-13

PLYMOUTH 1882 4-door sedan, new
T. lish on safety-steel body moflair up-
I ,lstery fine floating power engine 5 very
,od tires. plenty of Transportation at low
cost Sg3 Hammond Motors. 5000 Wis
Evening star., 1938-11-13

FORD 1883 sedan Do you want good
ira 15portation at low cost? Good motor,
tires interior. Honestly Priced at S150.
Small down payment, bal wkly. Owens
Afntnr ca G2o3 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1938-11-13

PACKARD 1887 5-passeneer 4-door tour
ing sedan. 120-C: blue finish, all good
tres. Spotless interior. splendid motor.
G: G. G. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co,
1929 22nd st. NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun.
and eve
Evening star., 1938-11-13

LA SALE 1888 5-passenger touring se-
dan: excellent black paint, all good tires,
spotless interior. This Cadillac-built car
IS certainly remarkable value at S1.O25.
e c. e; Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co..
1222 22nd st. NV. Natl. $500. Open
Evening star., 1938-11-13

PLYMOUTH 1887 touring sedan excellent
noatlng power engine. hydraulic brakes.
oerlsinal nnlsh spotless interior. economical
24th and sts. NV. Republic O145
Evening star., 1938-11-13

FCRDs, FoRDS, 1881 model A's-We have
ell body types. Tudors and sedans, pre-
dominate. Also victoria and cabriolet. Good
tires and good motors; all thoroughly
recondtioned. Come in and look them over
they are above the average; all reduced
So up; terms. Standard Motor Sales. 1905
11th st. NV. North 229s. Open Sunday