davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Values released so far are: Sc.
green; loc, red; l21ac, purple; l5c,
blue; Csc. bistre brown; 40c, brown.
venezuela also has joined the cof-
fee-stamp-issuing countries with an
attractive soc, purple, stamp in up
right formal, showing a closeup Of
young girl picking coffee berries.
The scene is unnecessarily labelled
Cafe This stamp likewise was en-
graved by the American Bank Note
Co."
The next meeting of the American
Naval Cancellation Society. Vikings
Crew No 8, will be held at the home
OF Mrs. Fred d. Riggles, IS Rhode
Island avenue NV, Friday evening,
September 80.
The stamps of Canada are being
printed on flat-bed presses rotary
machines have been retired from
active service"
Foreign governments have issued
total of 46 stamps to commemorate
the sesquicentennial of the Consti-
tuition OF the United States, The cost
to American collectors has been esti-
mated at more than $2,000,000
United States Circuit Judge Albert
B. Maris on September 2 handed down
a decision which is of the utmost i'm
portance to stamp collectors in general
and to serious students of philately
in particular. He ruled, in effect, that
stamps are not securities" and that
the Government cannot lawfully pro-
hibit the importation Of catalogues
printed abroad containing reproduc-
tions of stamp designs
The customs authorities had seized
IS Zumstein catalogues brought Into
this country through the mails" by
Eugene Klein. former president of the
American Philatelic Society. Mr..
Klein appealed on the ground that
the books were not Illegal" Judge
Maris, sitting in the District Court
Of the United States for the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania, wrote 4
lengthy opinion sustaining the propo-
sition that the catalogues are entirely
lawful" even though they contain
stamp illustrations in natural color
and reproductions of British colonies
stamps bearing the word revenue, F"
both undefaced.
1t was the finding of the Judge
that stamps ARE evidence of prepay
ment Of money to governments" not
promises to pay" for which govern
ments are responsible.
The catalogues taken from Mr..
Klein we're ordered returned to him.
John N. Luff's dennitive stamp COL
lection, used in the preparation of
successive editions of the Standard
Postage Stamp Catalogue, which he
edited for many years, now is the
property of Scott Publications, Inc,
and is being maintained with new
issues added as they appear.
Stamp dealers in New York are
complaining about the slump In bust.
ness. They insist that too much
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long enough period to demonstrate
that it means greater satisfaction for
motorists. Other car makers are de-
veloping the idea in various ways.
Already two Of the leading parts
makers have adopted the exchange
plan, thus making 1t unnecessary for
their service representatives through
out the country to make any actual
repairs to starter drives and clutches
All the service man does Is to take
out the troublesome unit, ship 1t back
to the factory. install q rebuilt unit
and charge the customer on . basis OF
credit for the unit that must be re-
built.
THE saving in time alone is An I'M
portant factor. since 1t Is not neces-
sary to wait to have the broken parts
repaired. Dollar savings are impress
sive. To purchase an entirely new
clutch for one make Of car would cost
q customer. less installation, $3l. 40.
BY having the old clutch sent back
to the factory and accepting . re-
built one in exchange he can enjoy
what Is just Is satisfactory as . new
Evening star., 1938-09-18
hLocaL Bridge Circles
Bridge League Team Games Start Tuesday.

was the opening lead. Success in the
play is attained by the use Of the
quadruple grand coup. where the de-
clarer trumps In his own hand four
tricks already good in dummy, thereby
shortening his own trumps to the same
number held by the adversary on his
right and retaining the queen-10 ten
ace over his JACKIE.
Most Of the solvers followed the
plan OF Edward P. Hubbell, 3143 Nine
teenth street NV. whose solution was
as follows, tricks In blackface indicat-
ing winners:
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By Frederick C.. Russell.

IN APIDLY increasing popularity
- Of new idea In the repairing
IN Of automobiles forecasts q day
u when motorists can take their
cars to the service station with every
assurance that their troubles will be
definitely, completely cured. Under
the new plan that Is sweeping the
automobile industry service men will
replace troublesome units instead of
attempting to repair them, the actual
rebuilding Of major parts being done
at the factory.
For years there has been q demand
for factory methods distributed
throughout the country 80 that every
service station on automobile row
could rebuild parts with the same de-
gree Of satisfaction as the parts were
originally built at the factory. Great
strides have been made In this direc-
ton. but automobile men now see ad-
vantaees In reversing the idea. Rap
idly Maip street is becoming the serv-
ice agent for Detroit.
One Of the leading car makers has
followed this reverse method for q
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were reissued on blush Winchester
security paper. and eight new denomi-
nations added.
Now come from Caracas the first
six low values of . new airmail set.
Slightly larger than the large size
United States commemoratives, these
stamps are engraved by the American
Bank Note Co. and are much better
looking than their predecessors. The
designs use three scenes in the Wig
nette; the Caribbean port of La Guaira
Evening star., 1938-09-18

which S erv e S
Ca rae as, the
National Pam
theon, and oil
wells reflected
in q body of
water e q c h
with q modern
mail = carrying
monoplane aoft.
A medallion at
the left Is CEN
tered by the re-
public's coat of
arms.
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UNITED STETEypu puSTAG

President Warren G. Hard
ing is the subject of the 81
green and black regular pos
tdge stamp scheduled for re-
lease on Thursday, September
20. He ,Das Chief Executive
from November 4, 1921, until
his death on August 2, 1928,
and previously has been rep
resented in the phildteHc GAL
lery of his country as tolloDs::
&c, black, memorial issue,
1923 three Udrieties); INC,
yelloD broiDn, 1926, and 1Hc,
br0Dn, 1880. p. o. D. Photo.
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defending champions are M. J. and
Je1 Click Of Cleveland. Z. M. Cook,
jr. of Philadelphia and J. c. Kunkel,
jr. of Harrisburg.
The preceding events, which began
on Thursday evening, have been the
mixed pair championship, the womens
pair championship, and the open pair
championship. In the last-named
match Leroy ThurteIl and w. M.
Mcintyre Of Washington were the
1897 trophy defenders.
Mrs. MARY JOHNSON and Mrs.
M. R. Reddy established a rec
ord that is open to all challengers, in q
recent duplicate game played At the
Balfour Apartments. In a seven-table
Howell game these two local experts
at contract made q percentage of 90
plus. In any game where the players
are what is known as average" per-
centage Of IS is considered good, and
10 Is excellent, while the very few
who now and then reach the higher
brackets really have something to talk
about and 60 home boasting to their
neighbors and to any one, bridge fan
or otherwise. who will listen to them.
The 90 per cent game played by Mrs.
Reddy and Mrs. johnson tops every
thing in the recorded annals of local
pair contract. 1t is full two points
above the somewhat phenomenal score
mace not long ago by the Tubbs BROTH
ers, Lloyd and Lewis, in 4 Federal
League game when they had 4 per-
centage Of 49, The Reddy- johnson
percentage did not mean that any
other pair was correspondingly low
with q percentage of 20 only, but
rather that all competing pairs took
their proportionate loss at the hands
Of these players.
A MoNG last weeks winners were the
following:
AT the American Association of univ.r.
Sity Women-Mrs. Jessie Barber and Mrs.
Smitb 1em; s.oon 1rst Mr.. and Mrs. Prank 8.
AZ =. = Sale s,udto-Mond.v, Mrs
nrsi: hrs ne piI,s ana 4r' wc;.h, wCatherin. rde.l
scout third.
Beasley and Mrs. Anne o. Grimes. frsf:
Second arfz Ms. chiRI.n R.1:n sna .oG Col qI.y
Aomlrfi az n. II sha,.Si H SChristy; third. ,
Merton ana J. A. Dearing. nrst: Mrs Wey-
man mar Tarplsv and Mrs. Jack Bennett sec
"A A. e, the Fairfas HoteLruesday. North
Robinson 9s, Sonn PEnne1ly Pr, and Mrs.
Mrs. Jerre Crane second: Mrs. Oliver
HoSeW Hoy m and Miss Edn. Merton third: East
Walton. frst; Mrs. W. L. Clark and Mrs.
Ralph Woodside, second: Mrs. Dixie
"1,sht and Mrs. W. De Ct. Aubin. third.
and Miss sSf4,.1 hHItn s1G south.Mrs Dor.
Mrs. Bernard Rossan. second Mr. and Mrs.
10Y SEearensen. third; East and West.
James g. stone and Z A; Perkins, frst Col
third - "a '"s'
Wednesda, morning at the Fairfa1-Mrs.
ser nsrTe Crane anS s,.sdn Mrs. Ralph Woodside
DIXIE +: Wrisht for second place. "1 MO
Washineton Bridge League. Hotel Shore
ars Anne 'es1 .na h kS1t, na sGS:a Slss
Or. and Mrs. A. J. steinberG. second /;
Mrs. K. J: Penton and Mrs. 4. R. Hods-
kins: third. East and West: Mrs. walter
Mrs. Eva Millisan and P. W. Shepard.
third
Mrs. r: Robins and Mrs. ?: Samuel. sec
third. East and West. Mrs. c. J: Evans
sna a1s NJ: s:rn.id Ross:n w0n .eons T NJ NJ and and
Mrs. A: P stockvis and DR.. Emily Grevs
and Miss Paris Keener. tied, third
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Autonotive Briefs

The Ford cab-over -engina stake
truck, which last month started from
in front Of the District Building on
l0,000-mile test run. carrying q gross
load Of 1000 pounds. was welcomed
back on September IL by Commis.
sioner Melvin c. Hasen and of,cials
Of the Ford Motor Co. 1t had sue.
cessfully completed its 30-day run o,
1904 miles. This truck covered af
area embracing the District Of Colum.
bia and parts of the States OF Virginia
Maryland and West Virginia.
A new Ford Lincoln dealer has beer
named to carry on the sales and service
needs Of Southeast Washington. The
firm Is to be known as Frank Small
jr., and Is located At ais Pennsylvanis
avenue Sc. &. L. Hawkins II man.
ager.
The firm was formerly the Anacostis
Motor Co., where it was engaged ir
business for IS years. Sales and serv.
ice will still be maintained in thai
section at Thirteenth street and 0ooc
Hope road.
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The stamps Of Canada are being
printed on flat-bed presses, rotary
machines have been retired from
active service"
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Foreign governments have issued
a total Of 46 stamps to commemorate
the sesquicentennial OF the Consti-
tuition of the United States, The cost
to American collectors has been esti-
mated at more than 81, ,00O, 900.
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The next meeting of the American
Naval Cancellation Society. Viking s
Crew No. 8, will be held at the home
OF Mrs. Fred D. Riggles, IS Rhode
Island avenue NV, Friday evening
September 80.
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money u being drawn out OF the
market by the Philatelic Agency"
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The founder Of the 1nterna tional
Red Cross is represented in a stamp
issued by Switzerland in 1928 (Scott' S
No. 452. type SP49). His name was
Henri Dunant. He called the first
Red Cross convention to meet at
Geneva in 1864, spent his personal
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Henry Ford, it recently has become
known, 10 Z stamp collector.

1t Is reported from New York that
36 panes of Scent John Quincy
Adams stamps. part imperforate, have
been discovered and consigned to the
market.
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Stamp dealers in New York are
complaining about the slump in busi-
ness. They insist that "too much
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The problem was to make q grand
slam in spades. The jack Of clubs
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door sedan, trunk: a
Tens .nd ipses s =. .vs s4s Hs siS 4Se
sTUDEBAKER 1887 Dictator cruising Sc
dan: low mileage. one owner new-car ap-
s5s3; Butler y / : Bonded fss =; B%Ssisr: % Inc J"
RoLLs-ROYCE town limousine luxurious
ppies Sae fel9 Of s Original
Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000
sTuDEBAKER 1885 custom sedan; dandy
fes fss 3 5edSssd Ssstr tg }ns TFHly SaFssia
trict 1918. Open evenings
STUDEBAKER 1895 President "6' 4-dcor
touring sedan, very attractive car that's In
new-csr condition mechanically, fine sp-
and N SITS. NV. Republic ol45. A''"' '''"
sTgDEBAkER sA 1894 Dictator coupe: sturdy
snh reliaPe nr, motor sood rubber: very clean;
9lst NV District I2Is. Open evenings
STUDEBAKER 1898 6-cyl. trunk sedan;
finished In NIAGARA mist: this is q one
owner car and reflects in appearance and
S495. Norris. Inc, 2OlS l4th NV. North
Ss4S 81 .sef MeefhsInicaliy insured and inspected
sTruDEssAlKIER STUD BAKER 1887 Dictator 20" trunk
fun de luxe accessory group. Including
air horns; it Is equipped with radio, .plsnar
oil hitter and the price only S5S5; mechani-
cally inspected and insured by National
hloyds h6G,a 20 Norris Inc. 2ols 14th NV.
TERRAPLANE Is37 de luxe coach private
owner; radio and heater, Al condition
2O5 Nayor rd. Sc.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
ATTENTION!
WANT MONEY AND ALSO A

Well. see me at once II you have a 1894
935 or 1895 Chew, Ford or Plymouth. /
VIII pay on your balance, give you some
balance unusually easy. Limited time only
Tor this offer. See Warren Sanders, Hill
d Tibbitts. 1114 Vermont ave- Natl, $3.50.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PPLX1MoUTH PLY, 1887 .,doer touring sedan,
1uiIt-in Trunk trunk black If. finish without
wall tires; driven little BY zone one owner; Sier
$3.50. s4s VIII Hammend nnen Motors. 5000 Wisconsin
rLyMoHTH IlasN SrIl 1899 1 a-d9oF trunk d luxe
pay us only SlS.5o per SER month '" we viii viii
pay Of balance due on your old car. Hurry
THOMPSON s '.' MATT Ss5o s S"if Hin & a1 ribbtt.
l1l4 Vermont ave
PLYMOUTH 1885, 2-door sedan: original
black finish; excellent loating-po en-
did ear for r"'Ii only sas5. Addison cheVroist.
l437 Irving st. n W. Adams 54ll.
PsL,YtMoUTH 1855 sport, coupe: oriSiea \
condition meehanis sailiy lily and II appesrance.
css nf 4 ST iyna fer Hn s. sss5 ASds9n aan%s
PLYMOUTH 1895 2;door touring sedan,
maculate inside, fine noating power engine.
r. HEsd1 equipped tires sso excellent n s545
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe 2-door; fnish
sOsss rsdo and hsner es
1216 goth st NV.
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe 4-door touring
mohair upholstery. very low mileage. ex-
CelIeul tlTes ana perfect motor, truly car
that shows exceptional care; fully guar
anteed; liberal trade and terms priced right
at only $549. CoaSt-In Inc, 4th and Fla.
ave ne. All. 200. Open ewes. and Sun.
PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door touring sedan
driven very little by one owner. shows the
best OF care. powerful and excellent noating-
power engine. very good rubber, very clean
throughout; reduced to S535. Packard
Gath and N SITS. NV. Republic Ol45
PLYMOUTH 1897 2-door sedan, excellent
condition; owner will sacrifice. S39S. Call
Cree. Geo. 1888. 1341 Jefferson st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1897 3-door de luxe trunk
sedan; dark gray finish; radio and heater.
perfect motor; match this one at only $40:
mechanically inspected and insured by
National Lloyd's. Norris. Inc. 20lS 14th
NV. North 3949
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CHEVROLET 1913" convertible 5-passenger
coupe. black. sport top good, two spares
on side. all good tires, heater; guaranteed;
$145. Warffeld Motor Co. Ford. Mercury
and Lincoln-Zephyr: used-car branch, 1907
l4th NV Adams 5000.
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!. NV. District 4l41

CHEVROLET 1897 master de luxe town
sedan. radio, driven only $4,000 miles
gray metallic finish and it's Just like new
throughout. You won't find nicer one in
'town. S515. Pohanka Service, 1126 goth
n n N 4
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CHEVROLET 1913 4-dr sedan. Rich
black finish. Can't be beat for bargain
Drive it for comparison. S319. Justine
Nicholson. Hyattsyiiie (on the bivd).
Greenwood 1000
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CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe town sedan, low
mileage, black lustrous Duco finish a real
clean car. Come early, these kind are not
plentiful. Only SG35.o0. easy G. M A. C.
terms. Arcade Pontiac Co. l419 Ircing
st. NV, Branch) N. Y. ave. and Bladens
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CHEVROLET 1875 master 4-door sedan
original dark green finish is perfect; clean
.lnside; fine tires and it runs perfectly; an
attractive car that will give some one many
dee. 1926 Goth st. n W Dist. 9I4l.
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DODGE 1896 2-door trunk sedan radio
| attractive green metallic finish large built
N trunk. fine tires, interior clean and
shows no wear. performs perfectly. VIII
give some one many miles of satisfactory
service. S395. 90. Pohan&a Service, 1875
10th st. NV. District 9l4l
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CHEVROLET 1888 Victoria, black. built-in
trunk, new seat covers, six good tires; 81 So.
Warf1eld Motor Co. Ford. Mercury and
Iincoln-Zephyr; used-car branch, 1907
i4th NV. Adams 5000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

TEERAPLANE 1885 touring sedan. built BY
hudson Motor Co. Black. exceptionally
CLEAN inside and out: bargain. S9sS. Lee
=. 6utier. LII 2lst NV. District 1918
original tan finish; upholstery, tires enTine
IN excellent condition. Low mileage owner
remarkable buy. Georsis s155. 5000 14th
st. NV. 11s
WMaLYS 1887 blue de luxe sedan. excellent
vi o2 per month. Decatur O0ss.
WiLLYs de luxe coupe. like new: low mile
aa6e; a6 :, economical operation. Owners report
S367. Butler Bonded. Lee b. Butler. Inc, -
MI MI 2lst NV. District 1918. Open eve
WILLYs "77" 1855 sedan u.cylJ; eco
Maofs sss s. fPPsr.ts P Issrfs .c s Sun
WILLYs 1887 de luxe trunk sedan, 9 one
Finish tres .nS neSSGisp1ti9,nslly low mlleaxe
Your sas goes farther in this car. Only
S1h down. AIS Motors. 3sa4 wilson blvd..
Arlington. Va. Walnut $3.50. DN''
W1LLYs 1898 de luxe 4.door trunk sedan.
nnester; nes etc: driven only 1000 miles; sscri.
nee. 94o0. Owner. Col. 2O7b. Dealer
IF YOU CAN PAY $40 per month and have
= car 10 trade regardless Of year or condi-
.Ion. can put you into q modern up-to-
minute reeonditioned and guaranteed 1919
ssrd sord seosn; See me at once. Warren
81 Ssnoers' hiIi Ilbbitts. Inc. liza Vermont
AUTO PARTS. any make car. Wsshinston,,
sntssd ~ s1t9 wreckers. Every part 'suar-
sunday TIL pm. 1Ss'A
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DODGE 1897 "-door custom sedan; roomy,
5-paS$enser; excellent floating power en-
glne. HYDRAULIC brakes. Fine car reduced
70 >iH', Butler Bonded Lee D. Butler.
Inc; III list NV. District lolS. Open
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sedan; black Fisher body without scratch,
clean mohair upholstery; knee action. hy-
,draulic brakes: tires excellent; plenty of
power. with economy: SiSa; money back
guarantee. Nash Motors Of WASHINGTON,
q y Fla. ave. n. e. near 5tk Al 9OGN.
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FORD 1896 Fordor de luxe sedan original
black finish like new. taupe pin-strpe
motor 10oec: your 1884 Ford sedan in
good condition and Sl5.75 per month will
buy this outstanding bargain. Chance of
lifetime: Call w. Sanders. Natl. $3.50.
Hl!l & Tibbitts. Inc. 1114 Vermont ave
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PACKARD 1887 super .'s1 trunk sedan.
equipped with six wheels, whitewall tires,
eextrH luggage carrier, and finished in ebony
,nafh n!afk. ms car with Its l3o-horsepower
transportation: our price Of only SI.I45
makes savings OF approximately So 900;
mechanically inspected and insured by
National Lloydsa Norris, Inc, 20Is 14th
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CHEVROLET 1884 master coach; original
-proWn finish: good tires and it runs per-
s1ectly; bargain at this price. SlS5 Po-
:hanka Service. 1l26 goth 81. NV. Dist.
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BUICK 1885 De luxe 4 4-door trunk sedan
two spare wheels with metal tire covers IN
fender wells. The original black finish is
wear fine tires. perfect motor, very attrac-
tive and good for many miles of fine service
District
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CHEVROLET 1885 master 4-door sedan
original dark green finish is perfect clean
inside fine tires and 1t runs perfectly; an
attractive car that will give some one
many miles Of good service; S335. Pohanka
Service, 1926 Goth St. NV. District 9l4l
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CHEVROLET 1896 town sedan; Fisher no.
draft ventilation sturdy and reliable mo-
tor; good rubber. very clean. Low price a
S357. Butler Bonded Lee D. Butler. Inc,
1121 21st NV. District 1918. Open evenings.
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FORD 1885 Tudor de luxe. beautiful gray
perfect: your 1898 Ford and all you pay
is Sl5o dinerence in easy monthly pay
mentS on balance. Call Mr.. THOMPSON
Natl. $3.50. Hill & Tibbitts. lila Vermont
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1897 dual long stake; 1898
Chevrolet dual stake; 1925 panel delivery:
1885 Ford panel delivery. These cars are
ready to go to work for you Addison Chev-
rolet. 1437 Irving st. NV. Adams 5i1i.
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CHEVROLET 1892 roadster S55; Chevrolet
1881 2:door sedan S65; Ford 1890 coupe.
500; Plymouth 1894 .-door sedan $l11;
Oakland 1929 sedan. So: Terraplane 1894
S-door sedan, Sl35: Studebaker 1890
@-door sedan. S94; Chrysler 1928 sedan,
$40. See dealer Mr.. Flood, 1921 Conn.
ave Cleveland S4Ol
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CHEVROLET 1896 coach, brand-new finish.
You'll shop fa- and long to equal this
bargain at only S349. Lustine- Nicholson
Hyattsville Ton the blydD. Greenwood 3.OO
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CHEVROLET 1888 coupe: refinished in
green: with cream wheels: fine motor, good
Chevrolet. 1437 Irving st. NV. Adams
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CHEVROLET 1897 e-door trunk sedan.
rergfnai y factGry baGk BIAS finish FISHER no
..tures: new-car condition throughout. Re
.duced to S465. Addison Chevrolet. 1887
SIrVlng st NV. Adams 54Il
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FORD 1887 Fordor sedan. black finish is
Just like new, spotless inside. tires like
new: You won't find a nicer one in town.
$3.50: Pohanka Service, 1926 Goth st. n W.
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CHEVROLET 1895 de luxe coupe: low mile
e ege: Q: K. motor, very good rubber; spot
Jess interior. Reduced to S395 Turn in
. your old car and drive this safe car Ad-
olson Chevrolet. 457 Irving st. NV.
- Adams 5411
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CHEVROLET 1925 4-door trunk sedan.
Original factory finish in black: motor. rub
sber and general condition excellent. Low
-prce at S395. Addison Chevrolet, 1431
Irving ST n W Adams KAN
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DODGE 1896 2-door trunk sedan, radio,
attractive green metallic finish large built
IN trunk hne tires, interior. clean and
give, some one many miles OF satisfactory
service: $4,000. Pohanka Service 1926
10th ST. NV. District 9l3l
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CHEVROLET 1885, 2-door trunk sedan.
beautiful tan finish; motor thoroughly
checked In our own shops; fine rubber
eTeady for safe winter driving. Reduced to
1910. Addison Chevrolet, 1437 Irving ST.
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brown finish. good tires and it runs per-
tectly; bargain al this price. 81 So. Pohanka
Service. 1926 oOth st. NV District DIAL.
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FORD 1894 Tudor: $3.50; new tires velour
upholstery original black paint; like new.
See at III South Canitnl
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CHEVROLET 1897 master coupe, S43g
today only. This car is in new-car condi-
ton throughout. If your trade-in exceeds
our low down payment. We will pay your
old bal lance off and give you the difference
IN cash refund; special deal for you Call
Sll4 Vermont ave
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PACKARD 1897 economical b-cylnder cony.
coupe very sporty car that's in excellent
very clean: reduced to $685.. Packard
34th and N sts. NV. Republic 0i45.
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FORD 1894 sport coupe. A smart car,
priced for quick sale. S1S5 Beautiful
plack heater equipped. See and drive it,
LuS tine Nicholson. Hyattsyille ION the
blvdD }. Greenwood 1900
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CHEVROLET 1885 master coach. $4,000
Actual miles. all brand-new tires. radio,
heater. electric clock. fan, numerous extras,
mohair interior like new: guaranteed
1924 Wilson blvd. Arlington Va. Walnut
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CHEVROLET 1888 coach; new dark blue
.,dnlsh. fine tires, clean inside: runs perfect
.1y: an attractive car that Will give some one
many miles of good service: S165 Poharka
gServlce 1l"6 goth s.. NV. Dist. 9l4i.
CHEVROLET 1892 coupe: dark green fn-
.ish cream wire wheels, good tires clean
-inside: runs perfectly; Sl25. Pohanka
Service. ll.6 Goth ST. NV. DIST 914l.