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Nogales international., 1939-01-14
Death Takes
Beloved
Local Pioneer
Mrs. Charles E. Hardy
Succumbs To Long
Illness Here

Following a four years illness,
which took a turn for the worse
on New Years day, Mrs. Minnie
Boone Hardy, IL, wife of Honor
able Charles E. Hardy, Justice OF
The Peace of Nogales, and known
to her host of friends as Mother
Hardy" died at $50 o'clock Sun
day morning at the Hardy resi-
dence, 318 Sonoita avenue. Death
was attributed to heart trouble.
Last rites for the beroved pio-
neer, whose death grieved the en-
tire community, were held at the
Elks Club Tuesday afternoon, with
Rev. o. A. Smith of Trinity Con-
gregational church officiating. Hun
dreds of floral offerings banked
about the casket attested to the
high esteem in which she was held
by her host of friends. Burial was
in the Nogales cemetery.
Beautiful Tribute
At the services at the Elks Club,
Rev. Smith paid a beautiful tribute
to Mrs. Hardy and said in part,
as follows:
"a loving and devoted wife and
mother of one of our outstanding
and highly respected families;
woman who in spirit was mother
to all who were so fortunate as to
know her
Her friends all called her Moth
er Hardy and always with tone
of deep respect and holy rever-
ence.
''She lived quietly and happily
in her hillside home and the ra-
dance of her great heart went
out to all the community around
about like a heavenly benediction.
There was a queenlineSS about
her personality that quickly and
Enthusiastically marked her as a
woman of unusual ability and
worth; a woman whose presence
lent quality and character to any
gathering of which she was mem
ber, even as her keen intellect and
sparkling humor lent interest and
conviviality to the fellowship OF
the occasion.
1T is more than truiSm to say
"that to know her was to love her"
since her presence lifted one from
mediocreity to true spiritual sub
Unity with no display of sancti-
mony, as she unconsciously shared
her own beauty and lovliness of
soul with those with whom she
came in contact.
Mother Hardy was a quiet and
sincere believer in religion and
found comfort and strength in at
tendance upon divine services in
the house Of God.
Truly, we, her neighbors and
friends have lost in her passing
an exemplary citizen, an esteemed
friend, a sanity character and A
Mother in Israel to ali who knew
sorrow and want, even as her i'm
mediate family have lost all that is
embodied in true wife and devoted
mother; one whose place will for
ever remain vacant even as hel
love will forever remain the sweet
est heritage of memory-the frag-
rance of Lfe's most delicate per
fume, permeating all Of its re-
cesses with its gladdening. revivine
wholesomeness, which time will on
" serve to enhance and refine.
Truly a great personality ha.
(Turn to Page Three
Nogales international., 1939-01-14
Fire Damages
Sanders Home

Fire, believed to have started from
defective wiring, badly damaged
the A. E. Sanders home in Camp
Little Thursday afternoon.
The smoke was so dense it sufto-
Gated the Sanders Black" =
tn death
Nogales international., 1939-01-14
Many Happy Returns

Jerry Wager, one year old jan
uary IA.
Cecile Batson MaIlen, January
10 Gage unknown).
Mrs. Victor ]. Wager, Jr., Janu-
ary 26.
Jill Dittmer, two years old jan
uary 81.
Nogales international., 1939-01-14

AS previously announced, the 10
cal Elks Lodge has launched a drive
to raise sponsorship funds for
WPA project for the beautiflca-
ton of the Nogales cemetery.
The project Is to be officially
Nogales international., 1939-01-14
HEAVY TICKET SALE FOR BIRTHDAY BALL
PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAY BALL
AT ELKS CLUB ON JANUARY
18th TO ATTRACT BIG CROWD
Tickets On Sale At Four Downtown Places; HAN
OF Funds From This Years Ball 10 be HE'D
In Trust For Local Use

on sale at the Nogales Creamery
Fountain, Owl Drug Store News
Stand. Walgreen Fountain and Elks
Club. Tickets sell at 75c each.
Nogales international., 1939-01-14

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 13-UP)
With a keynote of economy
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22

lining to motor car design, the new
bodies show further improvement
III aerodynamic form, besides Of
fering added vision. roominess, and
protection for the occupants.
From the sloping V-type wind
shield, set at an angle of Al degrees,
to the tapered back of the trunk,
the body presents a practically un-
broken, gently curving surface de-
signed to offer a minimum of wind
resistance. Hinges are full concealed,
while such necessary perturbances
as the door handles are faired into
the structure. Even the safety place
glass in the enlarged back window
is curved to conform to the flowing
contour.
The new bodies are seven inches
longer, and lack only a fraction
of an inch of being five feet across
at the center pillar. AS might be
expected, the doors are wider, max
ing it possible to incorporate in
them the front and rear ventipanes
of the Fisher no draft ventilation
system.
Interior safety catch handles are
provided on the rear doors. When
the rotary locking lever Is depressed,
the inside door handle can be turn
ed through a 90-degree arc, but will
not operate the latch.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22

It's 25 years since this picture was
taken, but the Prince of Wales,
now the Duke of Windsor, was a
soldier then and now. He re-
turns to England now to help his
country in the present emergency.
Much has happened to the prince
since 1914 as the whole world
knows.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22
Local Club Hears
Rotary Convention

A report of occurances at the
Rotary International convention
held recently at Cleveland was pre-
sented the El Centro Rotary club
Thursday noon by Harold Brandt,
president of the Brawley club and
Stuart Green, also of Brawley.
The convention is one of the
largest annual events of its kind
in the world. 1t was attended by
approximately 10000 Rotarians from
5000 member clubs throughout 81
nations.
j. E. Brock was chairman of the
day and in the absence of Presi-
dent Harry Maddux, who is i'll,
Director j. w. CPaD Glasgow pre-
sided.
The Rev. Devon Ellsworth, f. C.
Rau, and John Kepley, recently
married Rotarians, were honored
by presents given by the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22

Paul Jenkins, publisher Of the
Post-Press, will spend several days
next week in San Diego showing
the motion picture, Life In Impe-
rial Valley to leading service clubs
at the coastal city
The showing next Monday will
be before the Hammer club, meet
ing at noon in the U. S. Grant
hotel. Tuesday noon. jenkins will
present the picture before the
Kiwanis club, meeting at the San
Diego club. Wednesday, the show
ing will be before the Realty Board
and Thursday it will be projected
for the Lions club. The last two
also are MONDAY meetings.
1t is possible that other showings
will be arranged for evening events
The arrangements have been
made by Major MacCauley, secre-
tary-manager, and Tom Bomar, as
sistant manager of the San Diego
chamber of commerce, officers OF
which were SO impressed with the
picture that they instructed every
effort be made to acquaint San
Diegans with Imperial county by
presentation of the picture.
Jenkins agreed to make the
showings in behalf of the Ell Centre
chamber of commerce. the Asso-
ciated chamber of commerce and
the Imperial County Board of Trade
none of which have facilities fol
making the presentations.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22

The City Council of the City of
Ell Centro do ordain as follows:
SECTION I: Ordinance No. So
entitled "An ordinance providing
for the assessment and collection
of city taxes is hereby amended by
adding thereto a section to be num-
bered 62-p which shall read as
follows:
In all cases where property has
been sold to the City on or before
July 8, 1899, for delinquent taxes,
and the right of redemption has
not been terminated any person
entitled to redeem the property, ex-
cept as otherwise provided in this
section, may, at any time before
November /, 1889, redeem the
property by paying the amount OF
unpaid taxes and assessments, with
out penalties for delinquency, costs,
redemption penalties or interest.
Except as provided in this sec
ton, such redemption shall be made
in the usual manner.
A person who, on January l,
1899, was not the owner or person
otherwise entitled to redeem any
property may not redeem such
property under this section.
All applications to redeem under
this section shall be accompanied
by an affidavit of the person seek
ing to redeem, stating:
(D That the applicant was the
l. Il
to redeem the property on Janu-
ary l, 1889;
(b) That the applicant has not
transferred, conveyed, or otherwise
disposed of the property subsequent
to January /, 1889;
SECTION II: The City Council
hereby declares that this ordinance
is an emergency measure necessary
for the immediate preservation of
the public peace, health and safety,
and that this ordinance shall, there
fore, go into immediate effect. The
facts constituting the necessity are
as follows: Due to the Widespread
depression, many taxpayers have
been unable to pay their taxes or
to redeem their property from sale
to the City for delinquency. BY
permitting redemption without pen
alties interest and costs, many tax
payers will be enabled to redeem
their property, restore the same to
the tax rolls and thereby add rev.
enue for the operation and main
tenance of the City Government.
II. w. FAWCETT,
Mayor of The City of Ell Centro.
S. %
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22
Easy to
Buy!
Convenient Terms

SOsfvCtts<b sCs wa
Your present car viii
probably representa-
large proportion of
Piymouth's low de-
livered price...the
balance in surpris-
ingly low monthly
instalments. Piyni-
oHfh Division Of
ChrySier Corpora
fion, Detroit, Mich.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ORDINANCE NO. 438

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Or
DINANCE NO. So BY AMEND
ING THERETO A SECTION
NUMBERED 62-p RELATING
TO THE REDEMPTION OF
PROPERTY SOLD FOR TAXES.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22
Engineers Claim Buick Design Hits
New High in Motor Car Design

DETROIT Mich, Sept. 22.-(Spe-
ciaD-That a neW' high in motor
car safety, strength, styling and
comfort has been reached with the
development of the new 'unisteel'
turret top bodies for the Buick SUI
per and Roadmaster was disclosed
today by officials of the Fisher
Body division of General Motors
simultaneously with the announce
ment Of the Buick line for 1910
Approaching what may well be
the long-sought compromise be-
tween the theoretically desirable and
the practical application of stream
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22
Board in Probe
Of Farm Waqes

SACRAMENTO, Sept. %. (UP)-
An agricultural labor wage board,
appointed by Gov. Culbert Olson,
today prepared to hold its first
hearing next Thursday on wages
for San Joaquin cotton pickers in
Fresno.
The board is composed of George
Sehlmeyer, master of the State
Grange; Ray B. Wiser, president
of the California Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton; Prof. r. l.. Adams of the
State College of Agriculture; Will
liam B. Parker, director of the
State Department of Agriculture;
Carey McWilliams, chief of the
State Division of Housing and I'M
migration; H. c. Carrasco, state Ia
Dor commissioner, and Mrs. H. E.
Erdman of Berkeley.
The governor announced he would
appoint the board after demonstra-
tions demanding wage hearings
were held at state relief admins
tration offices in the cotton pro-
ducing area.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22

BRAWLEY, Sept. 22-Brawley's
new $15O,O0O postoffice will be dedi-
Gated at appropriate ceremonies
scheduled for pm. Saturday.
Supervisor B. M. Graham accept
ed an invitation to preside as
master of ceremonies. Postal In
spector F.. E. Jarvis was delegated
to represent the government and
turn the building over to the pub
lie. Mayor Kretz was to accept
for the city
A cooper box, made and present.
ed to the city by R. w. Diver, will
be placed in the cornerstone, Post
master lea Adams said. The box
will contain fitting mementos OF
1899. The Brawley Legion post will
conduct cornerstone laying rites.
The dedicatory address will be
made by Stuart Green, president
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22
Parker Dam Power
Bids Opened

PHOENIX, Sept. %. CUP)-The
United States bureau of reclama-
ton today opened bids for labor
and materials for work on the
Parker dam project destined to
furnish electricity to users in the
Yuma and Salt River valleys.
E. C. Koppen, engineer for the
reclamation bureau. said today's
bids provided only for furnishing
of labor and material for the power
plant unit at the Colorado river
site.
Contract for the transmission
line between Parker and the areas
to be served already is awarded
and construction is underway
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22
War Boosts farm
Jobs in Nation

WASHINGTON, Sept. %. (UP)-
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins
estimated today that agricultural
employment has increased $4,000
since mid July. She attributed
much of the gain to European
war demands.
Miss Perkins said that employ
ment increased 100000 between
mid-August and Mid-September
according to a special survey by
the bureau of labor statistics and
that gain of 25O,OOO was recorded
between mid-July and mid-August
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22
Assault Convict TO
Serve Ten Years

Robert L. Branden, convicted OF
assaulting Grover Thompson at
Holtville in 1887, must serve 10
years in Folsom prison, the state
board of prison terms and paroles
ruled Friday.
He confessed to shooting Thomp-
son four times in a fight over Mrs.
Branden. The prisoner had served
a term in prison for attempted ex-
tortion in Fresno.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22
Censors Cut Out
Canadian Weather

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. %.
CUP)-Federal weather bureau Of
ficials revealed today that hence
forth weather maps would not con-
tain a report on conditions in
Canada because of military CEN
SorShip.
Weather maps usually show air
pressure and temperatures in the
southern part of Canada. Cana
dian officials said that such in
formtion would be important to
an enemy planning an aerial or
naval attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22
New Postoffice
70 Be Dedicated

of the Brawley chamber Of COM
merce.
Brawley Elks lodge members and
the Boy Scouts will officiate a flag
raising ceremonies. Patriotic songs
and instrumental selections will
conclude the program to be deliver
ed from a speakers stand in front
of the building.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22
Farm Center to See
Valley Life Film

L. E. Sinclair, director of the
Calipatria inland Farm Center
Thursday made arrangements with
Paul Jenkins of the Post-Press to
show the motion picture film Life
In Imperial Valley" at the farm
center meeting to be held Thurs
day, Oct. 5, at the Calipatria high
school. The meeting will be the
first of the new season for that
center.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-22
Son Diesons Will
See Valley Film

Several additional picture Sc
ouences are expected to be added
to the film in time for the San Diego
visit. The subject of the new film
strips are sugar beets, mining. wheat
and grain farming and several adj
ditions to the valley recreational
opportunities.
Evening star., 1939-04-09

cleared: Old house: high elevation: in need "a
Of repairs; wonderful view; f1ne spf f!hs. 81 III
cppepp1R5 p Ross}vn c9 Va folloT ths throush war
renton and AmiSsville until you come ,u 20
sign marked Ben Venue turn Ielt on o., o.
10 miles ,t e Hszet Fo come never to narrow road
turn right go l2 mile. INQUIRE ior ). ~.
Martin who, will show you the property
RH['iBs MITCHELL Herndon. Va. Excl. Ast:
ss.ooo-6r. ACRES. NEAR GATHERS.
snd bath. ist foor: 3 rooms. lavatory and
toilet a,iu ' md oak floors. fireplace. central
heating plant fruit trees ahc perries'
posisy sI5 so" @ montgomery County dairy 1IG
farm. 21la miles D. c.: 1882 acres. io,
cleared 23i2 woods; new b-room pflcS
concrete COW barn. concrete dairy house
large horse barn. garage. corn CRIB ma
machine shed. large chicken house orcharc
several heifers. two horses; large spring
and stream: hard road 26 miles Up mics
country road. -,.. Wv,
ard County in section exclusively of fine
homes very old brick house. q rooms
baths, oil heat: surrounded with beautiful
Of ose a. Eng
iiines, iii7es' large iarse swimming pool: o4'a acres.
Not mSeh sash saaiTeo RsIimore blvd and 1au
rel-s5 acres. modernized 9-room mouse,
bath, oil heat; several outbuildingS: good
soil Also great investment possibilities.
tful show place. on ma in pike. Montgomery
County Two modern houses tenant house
barn and other buildings: good fencing.
r D. LILLE CO.
264 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park, Geo. 33o0.
Evening star., 1939-04-09

SOUTHERN MARYLAND FARMS.
New ListnEs
Offering fine values. many located on the
waterfront. affording summer recreation
and good income. pleasure with good in
veStment.
200 ACRES. one mile waterfront. large
house. tenant house. new fve-room cottage.
3 barns: good roads: S135OO.
90 ACRES on creek facing the Potomac.
Fine boat harbor. Farm extends to State
road; Large bungalow. basement with heat.
5-ACRE PENINSULA. Modern house.
INV: heat. Scar garage. nice trees and
shrubs. good roads A secluded quaint spot
afording excellent view and boat harbor,
fine fnI fishing. \ Mm s;,?5o - .,,,. .
road Nice room house with attractive
lawn. Some fruit trees. good barn. garage.
poultry houses. $3.50.
Terms arranged on all above properties.
OK ,Itb THE - Maryland A X REALTY. REALTY, ooo.
BAY-FRoNT SACRIFICE.
Bay.front cottage. 5 large bedrooms,
beautiful living room 15xo3 it. with large
bIick pr open fireplace; sun porch 10x35 it.,
rage; directly on Chesapeake Bay, not far
from ANNAPOLIS; safe sandy beach price
only So 10000 for quick sale. Located
at Arundel on the Bay. Open for inspec-
ton today from 80 to 5 pm. DIREC-
cI0EsDrve fos Tn rsS, to Apnapo1s t. Church
''Arundel on the Bay" straight ahead over
Spa Creek Bridge to Chesapeake ave, turn
right to Bayside ave, here turn left and
keep straisht to sign Arundel on the Bay"
and follow pIimpHRRRY SIHH e RyopsFtyi spgs
w. Fayette ST., Baltimore, Nd
Calvert 6333
NIGHTS and Sundays call University O1SO.
Evening star., 1939-04-09

LINCOLN 1887 Zephyr coupe; radio and
heater; here is your opportunity to own
the latest motor car design. TO get proven
economy power and comfort at approx.
mately half the original cost. S6S5 War.
field Motor Co. Branch, 1907 l4th nv.
Adams 5000
Evening star., 1939-04-09

FORD g37 de luxe Tudor touring trunk:
radio heater. dual equipment; 3O-day guar.
antee; used carefully by prominent Cow
We ask: only s439: one -fourth down, bal
ance ls months Logan Motors. 18th and
M SITS. NV. Dist 5SO3
Evening star., 1939-04-09

n Z, our own shop. This is not an oil pumper.
Giean interior. excellent finish At our.
Honest Price OF $40 this is real buy
ouosets Your car in trade. Owens Motor
Evening star., 1939-04-09

MERCURY 1899 Official cars > sedans: l
blue, ! black; less than 5000 miles; new
car terms and guarantee. S125 discount.
Log MOtOrS lllI nth St NV
Evening star., 1939-04-09

LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1887 sedan: little
driven; attractive blue finish white wall
;lres; appears new and performs fault
!ess.y; V-l2 motor gives IA to 1s miles
per gallon. reduced 10 S745 guaranteed:
easy terms Steuart Motors, 9Th and
N. Y u MAJ, 2nnn
Evening star., 1939-04-09

OLDSMOBILE 1888 4-door sedan. six.
cylinder: six good tires black finish: pur-
chased new and traded on new Zephyr by
an Army omcer: S345. Warfield Motor Co..
23.5 SheEman ave. NV. Adams 5000.
Evening star., 1939-04-09

HUDSON 1885 sedan: attractive beige
eoior; eo no better performers on the road
tee,a' touay' D excellent tire. finish and in-
an excellent TRANSFORMATION investment AZ
sI!3 Emerson and Orme Buick. nth
sno sn M SIS. NV. Dist. sl00. Open Sun.
Evening star., 1939-04-09

| SRhHAM 39 Super Charger sedan cost
| sa;aoo' VII sell $500 cash, finish unpaid
Evening star., 1939-04-09

very good rubber mechanically excellent:
splendid and economical family car for
Always bargain at Arcade Pontiac Co.
direct factory Pontiac dealer. 14l9 irving
ST NV Adams O515
Evening star., 1939-04-09

LINCOLS l93, ssven-passenser limousine:
beautiful black finish custom body. in.
terror looks new, six GOOD tires used and
Kept IN best possible condition by vell-to-
DO WASHINGTON family: S2a5 Warfeld
Motor Co.. 1928 Sherman ave. NV Adams
Evening star., 1939-04-09

1887 IS" 4-door de l. trunk
sed.. radio. heater. black fin price slashed
Tor quick sale Don't stop to put on your
Inc l9l o1st n " District l0ls
Evening star., 1939-04-09
FARMS FOR RENT.

IA MILES FROM WASHINGTON IN VIR-
gmia 30-acre farm. all cleared: 4-room
house. running water chicken house, barn.
Bcx 464. B. Star
Evening star., 1939-04-09

OLDSMOBILE 1884 de luxe S-cylinder
coupe. rumble seat. new black paint, motor
completely overhauled rubber almost new.
cream wheels, a real steal al So3a: 50
down, balance So month. Logan Motors.
4tt
Evening star., 1939-04-09
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
TIRES FOR SALE.

INDIAN 1898 four: sacrifice for $3.50;
equipped. Corner Conduit rd. and Main.
Cabin John. Md Wis 4c1f
Evening star., 1939-04-09
SHERWOOD FOREST
------.----- -
WOODLAND REACH

Best water view on river: nicely ar
ranged and furnished 1-room cottage, fire
place. = huee porcheS cleo: servants
quarters; price way below cost. Box 155-A.
Evening star., 1939-04-09

HUDSON 8. 1885. 4-d sedan: excellent
e9no' eYno NO trades. Owner. MI Rogers, All.
fov'' tFeS. geo, OJlu
Evening star., 1939-04-09

OLDSMOBILE 1886 4-door sedan: built
IN radio, and heater: excellent white wall
tires: black factory. finish, knee action.
clean throughout: tiptoo mechanlcally, a
bargain at S445; w. A T. A guarantee.
Emerson and orme; BUICK. 18th and NJ
Evening star., 1939-04-09
COVE POINT BEACH. Md

OOVE TO1V bEACH, MD.
Modest prices for choice lots. NO MUD.
Two prand-new cottages for sale: terms:
titles clear RESTRICTED. Drive out and
look 'em over. Paved road. Agent present
or phone Met. 1888
Evening star., 1939-04-09

~ iHSDsON 1895 coupe gray original An
= motor is one OF the fastest most power
iul TO-DAY; modern styling and overall
c!eanIlneSs: fine tires: reduced to
small traction Of the factory cost S395:
"; q: + A guarantee Emerson and Orme.
Buick. 18th and M SITS. NV Dist. slO0.
Evening star., 1939-04-09

HUDSON s. 1898 four door sedan.
5l6 Ridge rd se eastA'
Evening star., 1939-04-09

CADILLAC 1880 7-passenger. limousine:
exeellent condition: S1oo cash. oeorsia
Evening star., 1939-04-09

NASH IJJb series 4UU 4-dT. trunk sedan:
radio. heater good tires: bargain: 5-day
driving trial Don't let this low price mis-.
lead you S391. Lee D. Butler. Inc. llol
2lSt NV District 1918
Evening star., 1939-04-09

FORD 193S "S5" Tudor trunk. black baked.
enamel finish; 5000 miles; guaranteed per.
Iecti owned by society lady; only S529.
Logan MOTORS. I'LL 18th st. NV Dist,
Evening star., 1939-04-09

LINCOLN-IEPHYR 1899 company oftciars
csr' C,,r uSed less than 1000 miles: will carry
Has ouiit-in custom radio and heater: seat
covers and white sldewall tires Will be
soId at substantial discount Car can be
seen at 3rd AND X NE. LINCOLN
ZEPHYR DIVISION. STEUART MOTOR co
ATLANTIC 5SOO H' 49,
Evening star., 1939-04-09

BUICK 1897 4-door trunk sedan. model
6l the original dark grey finish is in
perfect condition: low mileage: equipped
with heater: large. powerful motor runs
like new: good rubber; Easter special at
$145 Windridge and Handy. Buick deal
ers, USed-car Lot 1912 Wilson blvd.
RossIyn Va Chestnut 5S03.
Evening star., 1939-04-09

OLDSMOBILE 1898 sedan. 4-door model
with built-in trunk: 6-cylinder immaculate
throushout; Fully guaranteed by our war
ranty; Drive it and be- convinced. It's
real buv. Reduced to S775 Terms and
trade, Standard Motor Sales. 1905 14th st.
NV North .oqS
Evening star., 1939-04-09

PACKARD 1897 model l2O-C touring Sc
dan: ref1nished in jet black. cream wheels
with cream stripe: one-owner car: motor
excellent, very clean interior: hieh-Erlde
car at low price: S625. PACKARD. oath
and sts NV Republic n145
Evening star., 1939-04-09
SOUTHERN MARYLAND FARMS.

Six lots 1sOx20O #. on Old Towne road
small down payment and terms Call afte
Evening star., 1939-04-09

FORD 1886 Tudor trunk sedan; one of
the cleanest cars we have ever had in our
stock, IN Al condition throughout: really
Honestly Priced at S345. Money-saving
terms arranged to suit you. Owens Motor
Co., 1923 Ga ave
Evening star., 1939-04-09

FORD 1885 de luxe coupe Black baked.
day guarantee; dual horns, tail lights,
sun visors ETC.. Only 1929; S2S down SCI
per month: No indorsers. Logan Motor
Co 354O l4th st. Dist 6R3l