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Farmers Will Mark
OPENING of Service

Celebrating the recent opening Of
Southern States Marlboro Service,
cooperative purchasing agency,
a countrywide farmers meeting will
be held at 7:30 pm. Monday in the
Upper Marlboro High School, Upper
Marlboro, Md, with Harry w.
Townsend of Afitchelville. general
chairman, presiding. T. K. Wolfe,
director of distribution for the CO.
operative, will discuss the general
setup and operating plan of the
organization.
The meeting is being sponsored
by farmers of Prince Georges
County and Southern States CO.
operative and will feature a program
of entertainment. Committee chair
men who will assist Mr.. Townsend
in presenting the program include
William E. Duvall, Attendance Com
mittee: j. E. Hogue, Entertainment
Committee; Gui H. Clagett, Receiv-
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him up to the house"
Abel arrived a few minutes later
driving farm wagon with Enoch in
back. He carried him inside, waited
until the doctor arrived, then re-
turned to the field. In the mean
time, Hiram Nagel had told few of
the neighbors what had happened,
and before half hour had passed
dozen or so persons had dropped in.
But these heighbors hadn't come
to see Enoch. They had come to
witness a spectacle that was far
more interesting than anything that
the fair had to offer. 1t was that
of gubernatorial candidate Abel
Shaw, wearing frock coat, striped
trousers and white shirt, ploWing the
field where Enoch had been injured.
When they asked him why he was
doing it he stopped the horse, wiped
his forehead and said: 'Neighborli-
ness. That's the keynote of my cam
paign, folks, be neighborly."
Before another hour passed several
hundred people gathered in Enoch's
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is bitter about most things, espe-
ciallv the way politicians milk the
honest public. He does not beileVe
there ever was or ever will be an
honest politician. He is especially
resenttul about the way office-nold-
ers hand out political plums to those
who supported them in their cam
palgns.
Because every one who lives in or
near Sibleys Crossing knows these
things. no one was particularly sur
prised when Enoch refused to in
dorse the gubernatorial candidacy
of Abel Shaw, despite the fact that
Abel was a local boy and was not,
as politicians go, any more un-
scrupulous in his methods than the
rank and file of other office seekers.
Enoch was louder in his condem-
nation of Abel that he had been OF
other candidates in past years. he
felt more justified in condemnlng
Abel because he had known Abel all
his life and could say things about
him that he knew to be true. He
could. for example. hark back to the
time that Abel stole the money from
the church fund so he could go to
the circus. The amount taken was
only so cents and Abel at the time
didn't know it was the church fund,
but thought it was sum belonging
to his father who had promised to
let him 60 to the circus anyway, but
&c
presented them.
At any rate, Abel suddenly woke
up to the fact that Enoch's petty
grievances were making good news
paper copy for the opposition, and
1t worried him. The farm vote was
an important factor in this election.
The territory around Sibleys Cross
ing which heretofore he had taken
for granted because it was his home
town became needful of some stren-
uous campaigning.
So Abel rerouted his itinerary to
include Sibleys Crossing, and one
bright day he landed in town and
began to make speeches. He had
timed his arrival so he would be
on hand during the county fair.
which was held annually at the
Crossing and which several thousand
people attended.
On the morning of the fair Abel
went out to call on Enoch. Mrs. Ben
nett told the candidate that Enoch
was down in the south field working
like all get-out to finish up his ploW-
ing so he could attend the fair. Abel,
therefore, headed for the south field.
and Mrs. Bennett went back to her
houseWork, feeling sense of mis-
giving at what might ensue down in
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Bids for Navy Work
Are Opened Here

Bids for moving a building at the
Washington Navy Yard, part of a
IS ,O0O, 900 local naval construction
program, and for building officers
quarters at the Naval Proving
Ground, Dahlgren, Va, were opened
yesterday afternoon at the Navy
Department.
Low bidder for the Navy Yard
job was M. G.. Moshithes, Pitts
burgh, with an offer of $2,877. The
Job involves the moving of large,
steel frame, sheet steel covered
building now used as a locomotive
repair shop, to make way for the
new gun assembly shop.
Nicholas Villain, West Brighton,
N. Y, submitted low bids of $89, ,587
and $94, ,662 on two alternative items
for the Dahlgren job.
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maline Samuels, second vice presi-
dent; Lowell Walker, secretary; Miss
Marietta Stolper, recording secre-
tary; Floyd Hadley, treasurer, and
Erie H. Sherman, sergeant at arms.
The league will sponsor dance
at the Willard Hotel February II
with members of the Oklahoma
congressional delegation as honor
guests.
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Michigan Law Alumni
To Honor Dean Butes

Washington alumni of the Uni
versity of Michigan Law School will
honor Dean Henry M. Bates of the
university at banquet at 7:30
o'clock tonight at the Raleigh Ho-
tel. Plans to establish closer rela-
tionship between the alumni and
present faculty of the law school
will be discussed.
Among the alumni expected to at
tend the banquet are Attorney Gen
eral Frank Murphy, number Of
Senators and other important Gov
ernment officials.
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DAILY SHORT STORY
BE NEIGHBORLY'
By Richard Wilkinson
I do not know a

I do not know a
great deal about
politics or t h e
W avs of pollti-
clans, but I do
know Enoch Ben
nett and A b e |
Shaw, and I am
amazed.
I am amazed at
what happened in
the gubernatorial
election last year
and what hap
pened afterWard.
One of the first
things to amaze
me was EnoCh S
attitude. Enoch is
a farmer living
out on the Noun
tain Pass road in
our town of Sib-
leys Crossing, He
is not a satisfied
,,,o,,. in fact he
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Rich Suds
Mean EcOnOmY

EYou get so much suds-such rich
suds-with just little Ivory Snow!
No wonder women say Ivory Snow
is economical to use. Actually, you'll
find you can give your clothes the
protection of this gentle, cool-water
soap-you can save time with these
speedy "5-second suds" for no more
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ing Committee: s. G. Oursler, Seat
Ing Committee, and William H.
Mari, Refreshments Committee.
Prizes of $40 and IS will be
awarded the library Of the rural
school represented at the meeting
by the largest and second largest
attendance respectively.
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the south field
once the two old
enemies got to-
gether.
Frequently S h e
glanced through
the window in the
direction Abel had
taken, and pres
emily she espied a
figure hurrying to-
ward the house.
The figure W a S
JnaG OF Hiram Ma
gel, Enoch's hired
man, and Hiram's
face was crossed
with worry and
con ern. Mrs.
Bennett met him
at the door.
You better git
a DOCTOR" he al
low e d. Enoch's S
busted his laig.
A l. -. fA-ls
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Protection

Pretty feminine undies-delicate
silks and colors need the protection
of cool water. For water that . too
hot may fade the color right out! No
danger now, though-snow.banks Of
Ivory Snow suds in cool water help
you keep eolors BRIGHT
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Oklahoma Democrats
Announce Officers

New officers of the Oklahoma
League of Young Democrats of the
District were announced yesterday
They include:
Thurry D. Casey, president; Leon
Keys, first vice president; Mrs. EN-
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Try NelD IU0ry
SnOU TOdaH

You'll see new Ivory Snow today
in your store in a blue-and-white box.
Try it in both your bathroom and
laundry. See why other women say.
cts fast. It's safe. It's wonderfulW
Evening star., 1939-02-02

I would rather be amazed than a
politician.
(Copyright, 1939)
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Ivory Snow Bursts into Suds in Cool Water
in 5 Seconds New Safety for Silks and Woolens

announcement! New Ivory Snow-1939 wonder soap revolution
ICES ideas of washing silks and WooIens
QUICK FACTS Works cool into suds in seconds
first soap dissolve quickly and completely cool water
MIRACLE RESULTS! Silk lingerie sparkes and stay
soft, heecy-even stocking cut to the minimum!
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Wool keeps it's soft warm fluffiness
80 long-when it's gently washed
in cool pure suds of Ivory Snow.
Good news for sweaters, blankets,
baby clothes, wool hose-they all
cost plenty of money, but Ivory
Snow protection costs mighty little.
Evening star., 1939-02-02

With new Ivory Snowkhere, 1t s
easy to wash fine things just the way
washing experts recommend-in
water the temperature of your hand!
It's easy to keep even difficult wash
ables - things like satin negligees,
crepe blouses, knitted woolen dresses
looking lovely through washing
after washingl
So try Ivory Snow-you'll marvel!
It's not a flake-not a powder-but
a brand new kind of soap! You'll
hardly believe your eyes when you
see Ivory Snow burst into suds in
cool water-in only 5 seconds time!
Lively, richsuds full of Ivory purity!
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ALL OVER TOWN TODAY Goodbye
Goodbye fading shrinking
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than it costs you to use old-fashioned
ine-fabrics soaps.
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No Fading from,
Hot Suds

What are the greatest risks in
washing fine silks and woolens? "Hot
water and impure soap!' washing
experts tell you. Hot water often
makes colors run or fade. Hot water
tends to shrink woolens. Nice things
are either ruined or robbed of their
fresh pretty colors. Then all the
pleasure of wearing them is gone.
So avoid hot water-avoid slow
dissolving soaps that tempt you to
use hot water! With this new Ivory
Snow, you can use just cool water.
and get suds in five seconds! Think
of the time saved! Think of the safety
for all your nice washable silks,
rayons and woolens!
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Keep Baby Clothes
Soft and COzy

Keep baby comfortable in little
bands and shirts and sweaters that
keep their softness because they're
gently washed in cool Ivory Snow
suds. And since Ivory Snow is pure
Just like Ivory Soap-it leaves no
strong deposits on baby garments to
irritats that tender little skin.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Keep that Stocking
Bill DOUn!

Swish stockings out every night
with new Ivory Snow! 1t doesn't
matter whether the water is only
lukewarm-or even cool. Don't
worry! You'll get those "five-second
suds" with ivory Snow. It's easyIas
pie!to give them the nightly sudsing
that's all-important in keeping the
silk of your stockings fresh and strong.
And Ivory Snow is made by the Ivory
Soap people-it's pure! You're CIV
ing your stockings double-protection
the protection of cool suds and
pure suds. Longer life for your stock
ings means money tovard something
else u0n udnt to buy!
Evening star., 1939-09-22
AUCTION SALES.
THOS. J. OWEN q SON. AUCTIONEERs.
143l Eye st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO;

sEH5c6 a4KS Of p%4ENa kigW %4
sTREET NoRTHMasT. NOR Nv ssTo A'H Avn
d s1s OF fSt1 sasan NO. dsta $751; e. oo
nl;,r,e III e, seq Of the land records Of n.
snsa viii ST. paSe shs under sss
1sSn' Y r. P:iRsfE On pnY
gHRRF9heH HfKF pcocR rM !sae the At HgRss
the District Of Columbia as snd dsss desisn.ted y
e anf Dsae % e bg IN s seue5s cevy sS c.e
MARYLAND; s.a,... and others. Of part Of Mount
per plat recorded in the fn ONCE 's Of the SUR r.
yeyor for the District Of Columbia in Liber
at fSG ne eo subject to the
maker of the Aforesaid deed OF trust, her her
heirs and assisns within, a period of sixty
Sundays and Holidays 'ae as proSded VS IN said
liens created by conditional bills Of sale for
overdue Water rentals. All others s'' taxes sHs
Of transfer. Of title.
chase money to be paid in cash. bal
in one and two years. with interest at
five per centum per annum payable semi
annually. secured by FIRST deed of trust
t5s oIier the tSs sold all cash
Of $5OO0O will be required at time of
sale. All conveyancing; recording. revenue
Of sale to be complied with within ten
days from expiration Of redemption period,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost
Of defaultine purchaser. after five days
advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, D. C.
CHARLES A. JONES.
PAUL ]. FRIZZELL,
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, INC.
AUCTIONEERS.
NOTICE OF SALE TO ENFORCE LIEN
FOR CHARGES

NOTICE OF SALE TO ENFORCE LIEN
To whom it may concern: Notice is
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1899, AT THE HOUR
each succeeding Tuesday and Friday until
all GOODS are are Disposed Of at the auction
of Washington, District of Columbia. the
undersigned will sell at public auction per,
sona sonsl effects and miseellaneeus hoYsehod
accounts Of Mr. or Mrs A. M Allen, Mrs.
N; E: Ambrose, Mr.: o; T. Bache. Mrs.
Chs chamSerin, Is' Mr' se' oS' cole' MI! M r. iy L.
croson:, Mr.. or Mrs. Ellie Garcia. Mr.. Sidney
NJ. Nj or Mrs: L. /. B: Lsster: MI. Or Ms.
Warren ,,sn Lawler 7av or MIS- Emily Lawler, M
.dn,, Or; q Ssl;1T MS 3; H1islsy: NJ; 2, Ms
+; Valentine ga ana MI, Mr., Or MIS-: p. +;
be made Under and and By 'Gi virtue OF Of section M 50
Of an Act of Coneress approved April Is.
1910 ,a6 Stat, Part I. p; 3O1, known as
purpose of satisfying the lien of the under
charges and other lawful Charges in con
of the said. personal property together
with costs of said sale
AMERICAN STORAGE CO,
sel3e@ L. P. WARING, President.
THoS J. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIoNEERs,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
Ssx kfSRs ASR Gzak1H = hS5sH ny IS
QUINCY PLACE NORTHEAST
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust duly
Tscorded in 11sE No so4o tSlo H. e,
of Columbia. and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustee will sell at public auction. in front
OF the premises, on TUESDAY. THE THIRD
THfRTY O'CLOCK PM, the Following
described land and, premises, situate in the
and being lot flfty-three t53) in American
Security e. Trust Company and David
punopS rs sgbaxlson pt os in block four
corded in Liber County No. Q, folio %. Of
the records of the office Of the surveyor Of
the District of Columbia. Subject to COW
enants of record
chase money to be paid in cash. balance
in three. equal installments. payable in one,
two and three years, with interest at five
per centum per annum. payable. semi
annually from day of sale. secured by first
deed of trust upon the property sold, or all
deposit Of 5000 will be required at time of
sale. All conveyancing, recording. revenue
stamps etc. at cost OF purchaser. Terms
of sale to be complied with within 30 days
reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement Of such resale
In some newspaper published in Washing
WATSON F. CLARK
seq o5S1o9; Surviving Trustee
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1897 2-door touring sedan: Just
out OF our shop and fully guaranteed me-
chanically: rubber and interior perfect u
Gown S, and balance to suit YOU top trade
MCKEE SERVICE CENTER, 22nd and N
sts. NV. Met. O4OO.
PONTIAC 1895 6-cyl 4-door sedan: orig
insl. attractive dark green finish, clean up-
hfoisteLy fto nne tires and motor; your inspec-
ton viii convince you Of the former owners
nne care: S34h. Pohanka Service 1925
10th st. NV. Dist. 914l.
PONTIAC 1887 sport couDe: s-cylinder
power with famed economy: knee action
comfort hydraulic brakes; no-draft veriti-
iason: iatI spotiss;ly clean throushout; attrae-
guaranteed; easy terms Arcade Pontiac
Co. 1919 Irving st. NV. Adams O575.
PONTIAC 1897 "s" e-door touring sedan;
asdia ao equipped: beautiful gln-metal nnish;
EXQUISITE broadcloth interior Exception
ally quiet motor and tires far, above aver
age: one-owner car that has had ex-
Geptional care. Carries our full warranty
ESiEnsral SESal & trade and easiest terms. Only
dealer.' 407 Fla. ave ne. Atlantic 1923
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FUTURE.
THO6 J. OWEN Il SON. AUCTIONEERS
143l EYE STREET NORTHWEST.

1RgSaEvEs PE9vp sAEB 9E XAayAR5E REAL EN
EsTATE Egp W5TH aAhRoAR M E EAeEr1Es IN THf
YAvIs TEST sHPE HfGHWAY 3f 1HE H. }gEFFE6SqE K6SPE
nP Il: 4HE AIdRWAY sH9RT R1sTANfE RRIpE SOUTH RF
[gM5IA PIE seMfMSiNzNa "a Ss,5Ss
fsRgeeEkEs ElEH e e sGhR n EaSEP
81 THE M kSssLXS SSI SaNNEGTINf : NJ NJ @ ~ ~
MFs eEsa or s49Rr TaE R55ThSGE S1gTH
RkRGE4 RkRfNdroN N cdUN9 RE5T9 E2sATHR 1fRaNIR IN
certain deed in trust recorded among the
nf 6sss TsfoEs Boof Of M AnSn foo W Viii se
SEPSsspAx sES.!?5 Fl
AS iNG FopR ocLocK s En- coM@fsE mn isnd
described above. and the same being the
nsos real estate to said trustees
r: Thomas Robinson and wife and record
$50 pat Of the @ sround eau noGs be sold IS i0o o1
T. Rosier puisny. sis fifteenth s street est
inc ON the Davis x saf
. frontage of 156 feet. will be sold subject
to a certain lease lease to Harry j; Riasnis. les
this parcel will be sold in two lots, each
having approximately 100 feet front on
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, balance in
two equal instalments. payable in one and
two years, with interest. at five per centum
per annum payable semi-annually from day
OF sale. secured by first deed of trust upon
the property sold, or all cash, at the option
OF the purchaser. A deposit Of $500 on
each parcel will be required at time of
sale. All conveyancing, recording. etc, at
cost Of purchaser M,.I Terms Ct sale to be
Of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser, after fve
days advertisement, of such resale
H ROZIER DULANY,
R. WALTON MOORE,
se15, ,ls,2O22.25,27 Trustees.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1896 convertible coupe. sacri-
battery. heater. Emerson 14O4 23s
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe 4-dr. trunk Sc
5000 with extras. Our price. S895 New
isI sa2os sYsfSnty' 9afS 7; Terms. Sec Mr.. Barnes
Observation-Disclosures
1887 DC luxe 4-dr. trunk sedan, looks and
IKE new h st6 4aS asag de
and fully guaranteed. Terms. See Mr.
Barnes 1729 14th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1895 coupe; black safety
steel body, hydraulic brakes, floating power
economy and smoothness. smart personal
car and thrifty for business use best tires;
$3l9.. CHKRNER, 1871 Fla. ave. NV.
PONTIAC 1887 de luxe coupe; economical
6-cylinder motor that's in excellent condi-
tom, very good tires: radio equipped ;
interior spotless; splendid car for business
or pleasure and priced below book value at
S476: FULLY guaranteed in writing; special
terms II desired Hnl Tibbitts, lila Yer
PONTIAC 1899 demonstrators and COM
pany ofncer cars; little driven and equal
to brand-new: choice Of colors; some with
Ice substantial discounts: liberal trade
14l9 Irving ST. NV. Adams 057b. ''A''
PONTIAC 1898 4-door trunk sedan: g.
cylinder, built-in radio and heater; best
tires all around; new appearance and
ay,ess nsia. nres Tunnns order spotlsssy clean
Arcade oPentise. l4is fis"'s frvins st. snts. NV.
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GARAGES FOR RENT,

1880 CALIFORNIA ST. N.W.-2-CAR GA
rage. $40 month. Decatur 1926
REAR s13 10th N.W-2-sTORY BRICK,
with lavatory: 3O-ft alley; $25. R. o.
BELT. Union Trust Bldg. "a
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MoroRcYcLEs FOR SALE

HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE 1888.
model 80. with all equipment: mileage,
7127. Phone Atlantic 1907.
FOR SALE-1937 Indian Chief. SI76: in
excellent condition. 1927 Lamont ct. NV.
Columbia Ol98 ~
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Department, Washington, D. c.. until 10
o'clock am. September 20, 1899, for fur
nishing automatic drilling machine to the
proposals to the Bureau Of Supplies and
Accounts. RAY SPEAR, Paymaster Gen.
eral of the Navy. sel2.22
o. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. 1868 NAVY
Buildlns washington, D. C.-Sealed pro-
october IL, 1889 and then opened, for
constructing bulkhead walls, timber walks.
noats. fence and other appurtenances in
Basins. in the Potomac River along the
north side of the Washington Channel
District OF Columbia. se22.23. 25oclO.
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MONEY WANTED.

$4,000 1st TRUST. IMPROVED REAL
ers protected. OWNER, Box 325-M, Star
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rRAILERS FOR SALE.

VAGABOND TRAILER COACHES on dis
play at Cherry Hill Camp. 2 miles north
of Washington. on U. S. No. l. Terms
trade. Open nights and Sunday. 23'
ELCAR COACH COMpANY'S display of
trailers, also used trailers at Canary Trailer
Camp. near Beltsville, Md. Very reason
ateS
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FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor trunk sedan;
original WASHINGTON blue finish upholstery
sanitized. excellent VS. powerful motor: an
outstanding value for only S299; easy
terms. PACKARD. Gath and M SITS. NV.
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HOUSE TRAILER. good condition. excellent
buy: $3.50. Oxford O309-J. 1850 5th st.
south. Arlington. Va.
ELCAR COACH co. display display, .f,d Of
used trailers, at Canary Trailer Camp. near
Beltsville Md. 60 per yr.. u. Is, "a mos.
Evening star., 1939-09-22

DODGE 2-door touring: black. excellent
$4,000. lincoln $3.50. 2Ss
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Washington blue finish, upholstery perfect,
excellent tires, economical 6O-hp. motor
reconditioned to give new-car performance
Blue Ribbon guarantee. Reduced to 1888
Triangle Motors, 14O1 r. I. ave. ne
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PACKARD 1887 6-cylinder 4-door touring
sedan. This beautiful car has had the best
OF care by its original owner (name on re-
auesD. has heater, clock and other access
sories: reduced to S525; don't hesitate.
PACKARD, oath and M SITS. NV. Rep. O145.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

DoDaE 1887 touring coach: excellent
N;EKiztb NJ: 5.'d snd fully su.!sntssa: meme.
s4ss so'sd ssf HSk ssSy G s
Fla. ave. NV. Hobart 5000.
DopoE 1888 dc luxe tr. sedan; perfect
sood tires ana sSove par @ meehsnieaIis; S IS:i al
steel and hydraulics: alwsys popular, Real
Psa5 A vase sRos $sSS
D1DoE 1sq,0< aI lsss o,o souDs sGGd paint clean IN
nt s145;; b;.+ Poh.nka S1I Service 112o goth st.
DODGE 1888 de luxe 4-dr. trunk sedan;
Barn. Barnes, l7se ssmi i4th aaran!eeo ST. nW see Mr.
FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor sedan; the an
pearance and condition has an instant ap-
peal and reflects. the nne care and stten:
uoden e.F des.rs ss
Carroll st, Takoma Park. D. c. Rand. s416,
sedan: low mileage BY original owner; fully
81 this pfactcaiy % NEW car st at ssla any
mont ave NV. Natl. as50.
FORD 1899 "sh" conp. heater; only
$546 Wisconsin Motors: Inc. lO45-1065
Wisconsin ave. Mich. 2974.
FORD 1887 cabriolet; new appearance and
pleasing performance; top and tires in best
condition, leather upholstery, rumble seat;
completely chernerized and guaranteed;
color black; $459. CHERNER, 1881
Florida ave. NV. Hobart 5000.
FORD 1899 de luxe Tudors: nve to choose
from: black. blue. Falkstone gray: used by
CO. ofhcials; Sl26 discount: new-car guar
antee and terms discount may be used as
part Of down payment. Logan Motors. I'LL
9Th and 2lst and Va. ave. NV. District
$500.
FORD 1888 de luxe Tudor touring: 30
day guarantee; serviced in our shop since
new: driven by major in Marine Corps:
S549. Logan Motors. 21st and N. Y. ave.
NV. Met. 2S1S.
FORD 1897 de luxe Tudor trunk: radio.
heater: clean as a new car: owned by local
doctor, name II desired: $3.50: $40 down,
bal. monthly See Mr Duke. Logan Motor
Co, 354O 14th st District 5631
FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor trunk: radio
and heater: due finance CO., Sis: pick up
payments. Sl4 mo, until paid See Mr.
Tremper. 18th and NJ NV. Logan Motor
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L1NCOlN-ZEPHYR 4-door sedan; large.
roomy body: very modern lines and many
exclusive ZEPHYR features; car thoroughly
checked by our expert mechanics and fully
low price Of S595 confuse you-this is the
highest type of car your money can buy;
special terms II desired Hill g. Tibbtts,
1114 Vermont ave Nail $3.50