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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
Late Rally Wins
For Tigers, 6-5

its half 81 The ninth Ard came
within aes run ~ tying IN srors.
Hits ~ Lorsns. Jehssae and rsnse
after ens was as~n loaded ths
baxs. Abbott nsld f1erens 81 third
by fast fielding II rsnnusa hi 10
left. ssamper flied sut 10 Noun
tain in right and I.orens scored.
with the winning raans still on the
bags spiker grounded out. colb~rn
to Garretson. to end a thriller.
Tacoma took tho lead In the
first two frames. scoring one run
in Zach, Harrimsns single.
Rhymes infisid out and uarrst.
sons ny sent Hartman To third.
Abbott walked and Reich singled
In the clutch. scoring Hartman.
Fernandez errsr Of Cel-
hrvn's arsandes. combined
with his Wild throw ~ HART
mans Erass-rusfer saw Gai-
b~rn seare the second Tiger
tally In the second trans.
pssersons single and Fernandez
douhle followed by Lorenx' nv to
tho outfieid gave Yakima lfs first
run in the second
MrMiiian's single In the fourth
with two away WAS followed hy
Hsrrsman's hard hit hsn through
shortssop. Mcmillan senrinE BY
fast base running Nc Slid under
the throw 10 the plate.
SCORE TIED
Yakima made n thres and two
in the fourth on Prtersnn's hit. his
theft Of second and advancement
10 third on an lnfisia out and Nc.
ponald's single through short
scored him.
Yakima tied ths count three-ail
in the firth. with tWo down.
stampers double and aplksrs
bloopsr 10 left sending stampsr
home. The rips wen, assad In
tine sixth when fsrnand~z Nss
safe on Iiarrimans boot and 10.
REM single down third
Rhyme again took a major part
In the Esms. Hartman slngisd 10
short and Hal doubled 70 right
field fence. scoring Hartman.
n Nas four-aiI until the ninth.
tina Tiger rally OF success and the
Pippins' rally snsf failed
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Th@fs 10 ROOFS for fise nz~ru
ss.ms 10 snssr . ps~t-s<~sDn sofss
bali Issxss. Any TEAM y siiaibls.
ard 40 fs~ ~lll ~ ssafsssa me
Only requirements sss that ~
homs team fssrns.h fbs smrsfss
ard sh.t each team furnssh = b~il
fer s.en cams ms pisy.r lisnit
viii ~ ~ ~ ~. ~ - dsel1sd ~
tire managers 70 data n Fff-
crest rs~ns~na sfshlbssr~is are sns
oniy tssm sntsssa var fsssbs<
infnvmstian esif rHaesas sfe4
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WANNA Another ~, .nslnI

NAA1nlA - AnutH&f 4t HnafH
rally that turned into yietary
was registered By the Tacoma
Tigers last night IN their series
with the Pipplns. the visitors vim
ming, 9 10 .. The night before
they scored three runs In The 10th
to win. . to 9.
And playing . major role In last
nights victory. just as he did the
night before. was tho venerable
Tiger manager, Hal Rhyme BE
singled In the ninth after Harri.
man had walked and then went to
second with Hartman advancing
before him on oarretaon's sacri-
flee down the first base line
Then, discoontinx his avn
ability 10 produce sufficient
speed 10 score from second %
probable hit. the eagry
Rhyme put himself cut Of the
ram~ and snhbed youthful
Walt Matfos In his running
slot.
Reich followed with n hit to left
and Hartman and nattos were
over. and Mattns had 10 pump
every ounce Of hls speed 10 make
IL. Rhyme sized up the situation
To 7.
II was 4.all when the Tigers
began that ninth and gave Rhyme
a chance 10 display his judgment
Those two runs we're all the
Tigers needed, although suhHes
quently the bases were filled but
no aid came from the hsttsrs.
PIrs COME CLOSE
Yakima fought desperately In
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Lumbermen Win Doubleheoder

McDougal In the final frame of
the last game TO help him. Mat
son and Horst worked the first
game for the Dairymen while
Horst relieved Hall In the second
of the nighteap when the deter
mined Lumhermen sent the former
Stadium star TO the showers.
Horst did right smart Job of
relief hurting in both games.
The hoy searas,
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MARTELI vs.. BLACK
N0TNT RREN0 On

Canadian amateur golf champion
ship was headed for home trophy
room today as Henry Martell II
Edmonton met Ken Black Of Van
couver in the 36-hole final over the
Mount Bruno club links
The last Of Is L. s. entrants. de-
Tending Champion Ted Adams Of
Chillicothe. Mo, was eliminated
by Martell, and 2. In the semi
final yesterday Black triumphef.
one m. ever Phil Farley Of Tor
onto. 1887 finallst.
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TNo.Base hitt F~Fnsntsx Stranger
untas Fsfas halted IA Hhgss Mesx b
atamp@f sDfxsf hsefsnnssffs f.sf
snx earned fsfns Ts31wa rss.
SfnHf struck Fsst ~ L~Wtt =
sfsaS rita eff fsHis ~ 80
nniDss. u 1ghnsszu q ia ~ ia1afsx
- = hef Les ssrKfflrs hsts ss@snR
1axsetson ssamDsT stoksn nss~s ~.
tsfN@n VI aslstan iefs On ban<s Tss
sssenA ~ Yskssas as5aHss sas4s
Fsfusnaex - atsan<f " sas4sfnsx
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Campbell VS.. WESTLAND

bell had some trouble, losing q tee
shot in the woods.
In the other match, Scotty
Campbell shot one under par on
the first nine and was even par
when the match ended in Wat
sons defeat.
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Totals $4,000. SO Q . a. Q
SUPERIOR DAIRY

SCORE BY INNINGS
Model Lumber Co. =. 2o3 003 1903
Superior Dairy .... 80 900 002--6
SUMMARY
Stolen bases. Moe 2, Thiel; sacri-
flee hit. Thiel: two-base hits. Port
man. Robinson, Moe. Matson. God
frey; home runs, Wiegman, Berg. Cot
tier 2. Bishop: double play. Bichsel
to Portman To happening. left on
bases, Model Lumber Co. 4 Superior
Dairy Q: hits, runs off Matson
in innings: ] hit. no runs off Horst
in 2 innings; losing pitcher. Matson:
struck out, Matson 5 Horst 2 Rich
mond 8. bases on balls. off Horst 2.
Richmond 5: hit by pitched ball, OIL.
SON time of game. $50, umpire,
Staye.
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Losing pitcher. sherer. innings
pitched. Sherer AZ. At bat, of
Sherer 90. hits. off sherer ., runs
scored. of sherer 3, Hunbeli J, runs
responsible for shsrer 8. struck out.
by Tlirpin =. sherer /. Hubbeli 1.
bases on balls. off Sherer |, Huobeu
i Jeff on bases, Seattle q. sacra-
mento s, two-base hits Nanni. Sect
fic. Campbell Wieezorck. strange,
runs batted In, VAnnl 2, Lawrence
Archie cHmpbeili houhis plays,
Orenso TO BorEmsnn TO Barton! Vice.
zorek 10 erik. time. IS. umpires.
Powell and Edwards
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Iss'sff7# HfHhe9tW1fe ~ -
aiss& ~ sxF<~nzenfB,
fn9f&e. P<slls ! VI PAST y
sUn.tIfoNat tt4ssHx
4safts@t D. *ffa<as< f<n51e1
sissh. fsla. ana s~~ssa ssmps p<ssx-
pe1e1fs
HA< h<sxss :. nx}ttmSs 3 ts~eea6
s<Hss peal e1a<4. fa4n}.
fsfenfs J. sswssk . ca lanznsa}.
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Stolen base, Godfrey. sacrifice hits.
Bichsel. Faux. two-base hits Robin
son 2. Wiegman. Bichsel. Godfrey:
left on bases. Superior Dairy 7. Model
Lumber Co. 7: 9 hits. 8 ruas off Hall
In Ia innings: hits. runs off
Horst In AZ innings: 10 hits. runs
off Nelson in 8 plus innings. no
hits, no runs off McDougsi In in
pitcher. Mason. struck out. by Nell
son 2. McDauRai 2, Hall Horst S.
bases on balls, off Nelson 4, Hall |.
Horst 3; hit by pitched bail, Cottler.
time of game. so. umpire. Staye.
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'or Kukh In ninth
SAN FRANCISCO

D Batted Tor stBtz in sfsenfh.
Ran for WoodHil IN SEVENTH.
Los Angeles 4....a.. 100 no4 ooo=-s
San Francisco 1900. 7ol 600 sIa~4H
Winning pitcher. STUFF iosinK pit
cher Slime innings pitched ssins
plus Jorsens niut sfusz . At
bat off silns AZ Jorsens 20 ssutx
7. bits. off slime 10. forgens 5 statz
/. runs scored off stlns s Jorsens
,. stntz 2. runs responslnis for. stins
a jorgens . Fsutz o Kush Z. struck
ont By stine ! joYR~ns , Eush I.
Gibson bases on balls off sfine !
Jorssps ,. Stntz q Kush = pssaed
balls. n Collins 2 thres-base MT.
Holder. t~o-base hits DsMsF~ta 2
English ) Collins storey Mayo
runs hatted in Holder English y
Collins 2 rihocki 2 oiAAgg.o 2 Jan.
nines Norbert. Warner. double play
English 70 n Collins
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pitched ~ hsN&ofss ~ bat OF
AsssuFBs ~ hita OF seAsyn@ 20
funs responsible f0f Iftatnns Hss.
sop4s o Di~n 2 struck osIt -
T-bDmss Ns2eons 4 0swB . sasss
on balls of Thomas 4 Nssss5fEs
Oisen 4 passed eziis afsff ! ifft ~
bases rfufsisHa s4a Diego 4
bzts nitA. starr N4uzn Kzn3
batssd II before NsNkIsie Wilbur
FsseAstt Aonxo 2 Aaseassss ssffis
fissa 1effrles Ffsasrlek ssolsn hsses
fstnfs srhfrH ae1nis plays
Jsffrsss 81 Nslhurn - hNesnsy, f~-
tore - sifrnlss - AeDonaiG
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Just Misses
HALL Of Fame

NEW youm The Ixssne p1t<eev
10 storm th> portals ~ ~ h~H -
fans so pa mins > n~his. -
run same = kea cnaee. ths Wnnnr
lnkton I~fty. whe ND IN Inotwtp<1p
rv~era af fsaf vietsstes eaa - -
fsats until ~ pl.sssFsd . 20 snnt-
aut m Cleveland Yesterday.
chase rsteh<d > p<tfsst xAHss
uata ire ntnfh ~hen nke<ter
wsAh pans.slsesi Iaassnsf seuffs
asp. got . ssnsls, Tn>a Fsnsn-
hitter xnitsrs fnsla~<si ~sth .
ssfstrA nj. His epruesnt 80
neA reIier. VIA gave ~ slnht
scattered hats ard fsiisd n . ~
fnr Nj isth triumph. Instead -
wss saarnsa wssA NJ f1ftA isee
ras iaa nn-hss. ne-rua nnne
Stitched N ~ maInes 49, ~
neuts FeArnra. yAnheen. whn -
. perfect lns snAlnee ~ ln<1nne
iass August ~
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Yesterdays Results
Chicago 5, New York 4.
Brooklyn 5. st. Louis 4.
Boston 7. Pittsburgh /.
Cineinnati-P Philadelphia train1
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York 2. Chicago /.
st Louis II, Boston 8.
Philadelphia 8. Detroit 0.
Washington 2 Cleveland 0.
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Yesterday wss : pttchsss asy y
the ms5ess. only threa fseas
nads mnrs thar 10 hiss ard Try
wsrs shrss a. ~ weakest hitting
siuhs in shs ma icrs the nruunA
with n. Inc n>@s. with II. and tns
paArssa. with -
Tns nrowns bfehs shesr io.snas
in@lns streak ny hanmertna cut -
ia win ever the ned nns. cA@s
Laahs ne . homer with The sas>s
loaded and Joe Clam MI twe fsx
The circuit.
Oral Hilsiebvsnd sutaueled ~.
gar Smith 10 give The ysnhs ID
victory over ths chicago Whits
sax In ths ninth
Buck ftpss hrld the Tigers 10 -
hits a. the Athlesscs wpn. 30. In
The seventh and ninth h~ stepped
Detroit with she hasss lsmmsd
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A Nd boys and gals THIS ~
BASEBALL WEATHER. 80
-. get nut 10 the old park sat
urdsy and Sunday nights and give
the Tigers the Doubled against
those pesly Nenatehee Chiefs
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TACOMA repre- sentatives at
Seattle's colorful Potlatch. IN
full swing, were given uproarious
cheers in the great parade Of 1853
units yesterday. And City Light
with its gorgeous float won the
sweepstakes. There were "a dec
GRATED floats in the lengthy march.
Seattle came 10 our Golden Jubilee,
and how! We return the eompli-
ment And hope such exchanges
of good friendship continue and
grow. that past pre- JUDGES be for
gotten for keeps -.
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Yesterdays Results
Seattle Us, Sacramento 30.
Portland 8. San Diego 8.
Hollywood 7. Oakland o.
San Francisco 8. Los Angeles b.
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Standings
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
lkHHIn u
Yesterdays Results
na-0sE<. rnAET AGIFl

Tacoma 6. Yakima 5.
Bellingham 7. Spokane 3.
Wenatchee Is, Vancouver b.
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On the
Lam
with
ELLIOTT
METCAIsF

the legendary sparrow, but .
great big black haas II Hiawsiha.
Hans. Wallace Chaffee caught the
seounduel. d-essed u and 10. /.
there was cock robin. hut very
dead. Wallace kept the fish and
bird 10 prove his yarn =.
Down In Harold Millby's home
town OF Dallas. Ore. there's
golf course. On that course Har-
old shot a hole-in-one the other
day. Among his gallery was a
skunk. So thrilled and fascinated
by that ace shot. Mr.. skunk de-
eided 10 become n member ef the
club. So yesterday he joined the
club and had the building all to
himself But this morning he re-
signed. apparently hurt at the lack
of friendship shown him by regn-
lar members People are funny
that way Nose use foolins our
selves
TME way Hal Rhyme has been
L going at third base and NJ the
plate means that he has worked
himself Into = steady Job. Hell
find II hard 10 take himself out
Of the game and sta, put With the
fans. A great fellow. = good ball
player yet IL Prince Hal :.
Nov young son, age s, will COM
" plete his swimming lessons at
the Y. Can your little boys and
girls swim Give that Thought
CTILL think our Tigers. at full
~ strength. are a better balanced
club than the Wenatchee Chiefs
;. off the Wenatchee field =.
GEORGE MANDIsH has proved
" his baseball ability The for
mer Tiger. now with the Belling-
ham Chinooks. will have many
local fans pulling for him to keep
going ahead when he rejoins the
Hollywood Stars, who have re-
called him He has speed ga
lore and is hitting in form
LAVE heard no concerted beef
1 1 over the new upland game bird
laws for 1899 but expect TO
soon. Seattle hunters have gone
berserk In their indignation over
only one consecutive Saturday
Sunday during the full season of
nine split dates :.
II resentment represents what
the commissioners believe Ia a
majority of reliable sportsmen
well, they'll change the set-up.
They're trying to protect the game
as well as consider the sports
men
I believe their object mainly Is
to discourage concentrated attacks
on birds in any one district, the
1899 dates having a strong ten
dency to keep many western
hunters on their own side of the
big hill. Anyway. know the
commissioners and game officials
have tough task. are trying 10
give full and satisfying effort ..
Washington is divided state as
far as climate and game eondi-
tions are concerned. The eastern
Washington representatives lean
toward their side. even as you
and I. The same goes for the
western Washington representa-
tives. There are three on each
side. Often there are deadlocks
until one or the other side gives
In. Perhaps a neutral seventh
member Is what the commission
needs. after all -.
MATT MoDOSOUGH telling Of
A'l the fish he intends to catch
In a secret stream and NJ ..
and little Mary Ellen
laffing right In his face. They
made II plain they knew MATHS
frouting class Many OF w are
In Mats boots
TACOMA repre- sentatiyes at
Seattles colorful Potlatch. In
full swing, were given uproarious
cheers in the great parade Of 1853
units yesterday. And City Light
with its gorgeous float won the
sueenafakea There uere "a dec.
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RID Hu@eil's honsr IN The ninth
enabled the Cubs n b<ss sBs
Giants, 50 n vas the 0isnsa
third straight Ines ana shsir i7th
defeat in - games.
Jim Turner hsid the Ftfst~s -
nine scattered hits 10 pitch IN
Bees 10 a I'll victory. Mas West
hit q homer with ems on and Tiny
cuccinello knoeked In thr~s saIliss.
Iuxn Casey ssopp~d tnsssssn.
lng Cardinal rally 10 lhs ninth and
Isrooklyn wou from -. Leuis. -
t.Asassttos sacrifices ny scored
purncher With the winning ran n
tho eighth.
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MATT McDoSoUGH telling of
A'i the fish he Intends TO catch
In a secret stream and VI ..
MeDonough and little Mary Ellen
laffing right In his face. They
made II plain they knew MATHS
trouting class ;. Many Of us are
In Mats boots
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GORGE MANDIsH has proved

" his baseball ability. The for
mer Tiger. now with the Belling-
ham Chinooks. will have many
local fans pulling for him to keep
going ahead when he rejoins the
Hollywood Stars, who have re-
called him He has speed ga
lore and is hitting in form -.
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Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS

The Twin Falls Cowboys Friday
climbed into the lead In the Pho
neer league by an II TO 3 win over
the Ogden Reds.
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1ME way Hal Rhyme has hen
going at third base and NJ the
plate means that he has worked
himself Into = steady Job. Hell
find IL hard To take himself out
Of the game and stay put with the
fans. A great fellow. 4 good ball
player yet II Prince Hal ;.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTuDEBAKER 1898 2-door trunk sedan;
!;2;OOo !;S miles and looks new, spotless in
any denomination; sSS5. Horner's Famous
9th and Fla. Ave. NE Atl 8484.
iesn &c :sdin have. one s.re e!
, esr se scS .sans uDnn wh fox
s.ss en; s5Sns down. sn S9uF Ees e..
Butler. Inc. 1121 21st NV. District 1918.
s.et nsh En. tTssd Sssd
to find cleaner car anywhere low mile
s!e BY one owner name on reauesD; 81
das.d gay d,ivHs tn trial; yintsrized price Re-
sist tO NV. S Dist. Isl ISIS. - 00''e'' '"''' ii~A
STUDEBAKER 1889 President cruising
sedan; beautiful lines designed by Raymond
planar suspension. on-sism doors spa.
Bonded; 5-day driving trial; 5000 down.
Inc. 1121 21st NV. District 1918.
sTuDEBAKER 1887 Dictator trunk Sc
low mleaxs verify by orisina owner
chrysler-Piymouth. 5s2o wisconsin INV. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1887 "8'' de luxe coupe;
1stblaSs i,nish de luxe radio and heater
WIN oelIoStcIS, electric CLOCK. all-Steel
oooy; hyoraullcs: clean as new and per-
forms perfectly: good rubber: S397
Alber e. Mcneil. Inc. Auto Park, wis
consin ave. and Albemarle st. NV. Emer-
sTUDEBAKER 1894 Commander 4-door
trunk sedan: jet-black finish beautiful
mohair upholstery; excellent tires: fine
radio: special for today at S147 Alber
4. Mcneil Inc, Auto Park Wisconsin
ave. and Albemarle NV. Emerson 72s6.
STUDERAKER 1o37 spass A.door trurt
sedan 6-cyl. Dictator; black paint spot
less interior, all good tires and a splendid
motor here is real value in clean car:
Closed Sundays
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO..
1929 22nd St. NV National 1900.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER 1888 business coupe, model
"a Commander: excellent blue hnish all
TIL, fre; ,nd c,son sDIsnad Hcter WI
Guaranty. Open evenings Closed Sundays
1000 CAPITOL CADILLAC CO,
-l222 22nd st. NV. National 1900.
sTUDUEBAKER 1910 Champion demon
strms s.rntor 2,door sedan; $so5 trade and
Car has been driven 100 miles. See Mr.
Ireadwell before you buy new or used.
Studebaker Place. College Park. Md. Or.
OSS1. Rand. 9OT0
sTUDEBAKER 1898 club commander se-
performance IN every way; save consider
able on this fne Studebaker; now. S545
Mckee service Center 22nd and N SITS.
ssTH1EsAKER sdoo4 1a 1897 Cruising cSmmandsr
Der; very clean car throushout: radio and
Center. 60Ia Wisconsin ave. Wis sss7.
STUDEBAKER 1896 4-door trunk sedan;
6-cylinder: original nnish Of Niagara mist;
Alber Il Mcneil. Inc, Auto Park. Wis
consin ave. and Albemarle st. NV. Emer-
son 1856.
TERRAPLANE 1888 de luxe 2-door sedan;
car mechanically perfect: steal at only
$3.50. o$l9 down. Merson a. Thompson,
Wis. 2615, $3.50 Wis. ave. Chrysler-
Plymouth dealer.
TERRAPLANE 1895 sedan. equipped with
es;as slsst5ic bang. hsnd gear control; bTand.nex
'WINTERIzED W. a. T. A. Guarantee.
H 3. LEARY. Jr;; 4 BROS.
First and New York Ave. NE Hobart 6012 2.
TERRAPLANE 1894 coupe: reasonably
priced. ?114 Clarendon rd., Bethesda. Md.
Phone Wis 1O75
Evening star., 1939-12-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FLxMOUTH 1888 2-door sedan: this Is
trsdsd oaiansi blssR nnish ntss as
mohair interior: perfect tires: excellent
HSer DTsss MsSe for n suet huto sale p.1 saa w.
consin ave. and Albemarle st. ny. Emer-
PLYMOUTH 1888 43door trunk sedan:
ns ns ehsseai dIGe dss sD9ss,
value at ss47. Aiber 'SEi Mcneil Inc. ine..
auto Park Wisconsin, aye. and Albemarle
ssdsn sy[I. S 1Sss de %.e 4dcs5 trunk
1908 siA;sRzSP ;tss Il An MOTOR sAIss Ns4,s ...s
bssf o4rn. 1Sas ansa ae .S. S
Gs Gay a9,6 Gay ;4Ss sSfs down tSssn MS!oT
Cavalier Hotel. Any car a down payment.
PONTIAC six" 1899 de luxe coupe; push
car is really the nearest rest d to brand new new
ssin at sss5; fully 1Sn. susr.nteed; best @ terms rms
IN city. Superior Motors. Inc. 14th and
2 SITS. Dupont 1900. Open Sundays till
PoNTIAG RON aN;., 1897 "s, 4-dooT trunk sedan;
dueed to sell aniskls af for % ss45 Se backed f 81
AorneF'' Ff%Sss HossER's ansrsoissi s cossrR.
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Atl. 6464
PONTIAC 1887 de luxe "e'' 4-door tour:
ing sedan: equipped with nne radio and
nov s5s ovs pae g oSer sas 4Her ns
Always q bargain at Arcade Pontiac, l4l9
Irving st. NV. Adams $500.
PONTIAC 1899 six. de luxe town sedan: in
ssa5 neess 1dy
Inc. 1923 Georgia ave. NV. Georgia O1OO.
PONTIAC. 1887 sedan: original black nn-
isn iir.s Sspotiessiy so clean interior motor and
anteed. Only $3.50. Liberal trade and
easiest terms. Coast-In. Inc. THE Big
Pontiac Dealer" 4O7 Fla. ave. ne. All.
black finish. fine radio. dandy motor, good
Ssf1es ss END R'ss sad s's s's '
PONTIAC 1889 "6' convertible coupe;
ebony black finish. new black TOP. built,
in radio. a perfect car in excellent me-
ehanical condition for only s445. Federal
l4th NV. Dupont 5552. Open ewes. and
PONTIAC 1895, 6-cylinder sedan; trunk
and radio and heater; light green nnish;
next door to our service dept; thor
emsny nn1x snd 3o-day written
get car Logan Motors. 18th and M sts.
NV Dist. 5S03. Any car a down
PONTIAC 1885 4-door sedan: trunk radio
heater: dark green finish. all coed tires,
excellent motor; 1850. NORTHEAST MO-
TOR CO.. Ford Dealers, 92O Bladensburs
re- ne
STUDEBAKER 1898 Dictator "6" 4-dr.
trunk sedan; an outstanding car in per-
Iormance and price. Stop shopping and
give this a fair trial today. Completely
''WlNTERIZED." W. A. T. A. Guarantee.
H. B. LEARY Jr., ~ BROS.
First and New York Ave NE Hobart 6OI
Evening star., 1939-12-17

FORD 1885 business coupe; black finish
hne motor, good rubber. clean interior
excellent Transportation for only S165
Addison Chevrolet, 1437 Irving st. NV
Adams SAIL
Evening star., 1939-12-17

FORD 1898 de luxe Fordor sedan; flawless
holstery; black finish; an exceptionally fne
one-owner car with very low mileage; win.
terized: Blue Ribbon guarantee: S537. Tri.
angle Motors 1401 r. I. ave. ne Dec. 6302
Evening star., 1939-12-17

FORD 1888 de luxe convertible sedan
whitewall tires. perfect condition; driver
less than 10000 miles by lady owner
Passed District inspection; bargain price
Michigan O74O
Evening star., 1939-12-17

FORD 1885 Tudor sedan: needs some re.
pairs: good buy for mechanic; as is, S115
Addison Chevrolet, 1437 Irving ST. NV
Evening star., 1939-12-17

FORD 1889 Tudor: perfect condition:
driven only 5.40O miles; radio. heater and
Iull equipment; fully guaranteed only
S565. Mcmahon Chevrolet Inc. 6:I2,
Georgia ave. NV. Georgia OlOO
Evening star., 1939-12-17

0LDsMoBLE 1895 4-door touring sedan;
DANDY motor, rubber and interior perfect
Now S399 Always a bargain at Arcade
Pontiac Co.. 1419 Irving st. NV. Adams
Evening star., 1939-12-17

FORD 1898 de luxe Tudor sedan: truly a
hne FORD in unusually hne condition in
see and drive It today. Addison Chevro-
let. 1897 1rvins st. NV. Adams 54l1.
Evening star., 1939-12-17

FORD 1887 Tudor sedan; economical.
powerful, easy to handle; at peak of
efficiency. excellent tires. and in ,cror is
special spotlight. Try to beat this price
anywhere; only S32.7O down S327 Lee
D. Butler. Inc. 1121 21st NV Dist l.lS
Evening star., 1939-12-17

FORD 1888 de luxe Tudor: truly immacu-
late inside and out: low mileage and me-
chanically perfect; broadcloth upholstery:
Washington blue finish: winterized; Blue
Ribbon guarantee; $l25 down. Triangle
Motors l40l r. L ave. ne. Dec 63O2.
Evening star., 1939-12-17

oLDsMOBILE 1897 4-door touring sedan:
nne motor nearly new tires, radio and
ter driving; now S495. Always a bargain
at Arcade Pontiac 1419 Irving st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-12-17

FORD 1887 convertible coupe; a real sport
car for an open winter runs and looks like
q million, tan finish. See it and save
''WINTERIzED." w. A. T. A. Guarantee
H. B. LEARY. Jr., e. BROS,
First and New York Ave NE Hobart 6Ol .
Evening star., 1939-12-17

FORD 1888 Tudor; one-owner car; in per-
feet condition: clean as a pin inside and
out; low mileage; winterized; Blue Ribbon
guarantee; S427. Triangle Motors, l401
r, /. ave ne Dec 63O2