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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-19

ORDER FOR CONSTRUCTIVE
SERVICE

ORDER FOR Constructive
SERVICE
THE STATE OF FLORIDA-To
Dorothy Dalton Rork- Pontiac.
Livingston County. Illinois:
You are hereby required To ap-
pear on the End day of September,
1910 TO the bill Of complaint for
divorce filed in the Circuit Court of
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit Of
Florida in and for Monroe County,
in Chancery. in that certain cause
Numbered 7-35D pending in said
Court wherein John H. Rork (other-
wise known as J. H RarkD is
plaintiff and you are defendant;
otherwise the allegations Of the
said bill will be taken as confessed
by you
The Key West Citizen. a news
paper published and Of general cir
eulation in Monroe County, Flor
ida. is hereby designated as the
newspaper in which this order shall
be published once a week for four
consecutive. weeks
This 27th day of July. A. D. 1910.
(Circuit Court SeaD
As Clerk of the Circuit Court OF the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit Of Flor
ida in and for Monroe County,
BY Florence T. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk
jIyzs: aug5-I2-1s-2s.1s40
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CITIZEN FEATURED
WORLD WAR NEWS

Continued from Page One)
tation of Intoxicating liquor for
beverage purposes in the United
States or its territories, the art
icie related.
Personal Mentions, wedding
and dance stories, Card OF
Thanks and weather forecast
were carried on the front page.
A four-line article, without any
head, told of a regular meeting of
the City Council tonight.
! An order from Provost Mar
shall General Crowder concern
ing the Draft of Man Power for
the U. S. Army, printed on Page
Two, told all regiStrants that they
must specifically set forth their
occupational qualifications and
not merely answer " railroad
man but track layer or train
man or car shop repairer' y. "A
notice was also carried on this
page announcing that bricklay-
ers, masons and plasterers of
International Union No. 9 would
receive standard wages of SIS
cents an hour up to Feb. IL. 1918,
but that after that date the wages
would be 6212 cents an hour
Pages Three, Four and Five
were filled with advertisements
readers of motion pictures at the
various theaters and patented
medicines, classified ads and no
tees.
An Introductory Ball was an
nounced on Page Six. This
dance is given so that the men in
uniform will meet and know the
people of Key West before the
Xmas holidays, so that they will
feel at home, it was explained.
Four patriotic songs, Your Coun-
try Needs You Now, Il Don't
Know Where I'm Going But I'm
On My Way, Where Do We Go
From Here?" and For Your
Country and My Country. were
included in the dance program.
Stories of two other dances, a
wedding and announcement of
reduced rates by the FEC. Rail
road Company were also ON this
page.
Page Seven, aside from News
Briefs" and request for gifts to
the poor Of the city, carried adj
vertisements, most of which list
ed appropriate gifts for Christ
mas
The Citizen, on Page Eight, ad =
vised its readers in two-column
article: Sugar Farming In Cuba
As A New And Sure Way To Get
Rich Quickly. To quote an ex-
cerpt: In More ways than the
mere initiation of land values, we
are informed, Cuba is rejecting
the conditions of our California
gold-ruSh days. Fortunes are be-
ing made in other mediums than
first-grade sugar, just as for
tunes were made in other ways
than the mining of gold.
Although no news article told
of its presence in the city; an adj
fvertisement listed the nights va
rious units of the Fire Depart
ment would be on duty at the
carnival A half-page ad by the
San Carlos Theater. giving the at
fractions for the week, reminded
its patrons that I'VE viii not close
during the carnival.
Key West Press. 216 Duval
street, notified cigar manufac-
turers that It had just recently
printed several million labels
and advised them to "buy from
US and keep the money in Key
West.
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Chapter Two
Object OF Mirth

HE GOT away with everything
: the poor devil had-car, lug
gage-there was a trunkful OF
uniforms in the back of the car
brand new Ford he bought in
Chicago yesterday. en- route"
Adam sprinkIed salt on his
grapefruit and began to eat II
with every appearance of relish.
] had finished my breakfast and
was having a second cup of cof-
fee with him. Except for us and
the soldier waiter, the mess hall
was deserted.
"All but his brief case"
He put down his spoon and
added a little more salt.
"How about a dash of vinegar
now?"
You ought to try it this way.
Good for that figure. What
was l Saying?"
About the brief case"
at was on the shelf behind the
drivers seat. When the hitch
hiker poked the gun in his ribs
and ordered him to get out. there
on that dark side road. the chap
lain thought of his papers-his
commission, his orderS-and, with
considerable courage for such a
little rabbit Of a man. he grabbed
the brief case and pitched it
through the open window of the
car. sending it as far off the road
as he could. He says the man with
the gun used deplorable lam
guage, but must have been afraid
to take the time to hunt for it. )"
$50 he made the chaplain I'M
dress and left him there without
a stitch in the middle of the
road?"
Correct. Nothing like lack of
clothes TO keep a man from rails
ing an outcry and calling atten-
tion to himself. Not that there
was any passing traffic It's an un-
frequented road back of the res
ervation. The chaplain figured out
where he was while he was
scrambling around in the dark
looking for his brief case. 1t had
gone over the fence. High fence,
close mesh, barbed wire on top.
He straddled it with care. deduced
that it bordered the reservation.
So, as Adam into Eden, came
Chaplain Henry to Fort Michi-
gan"
Did he find the brief case?"
Eyes, fortunately. It contained
all his spare cash and his identi-
flying papers. So all night long,
clutching the brief case. he
walked circles out in the boSque
beyond the target range. This is
a big reservation, you know
several hundred acres. At last he
got onto the Russian ride which
was easier underfoot: but he says
he kept stumbling against the
jumps and falling into the bitches.
Some time before dawn he sat
down to rest and dozed off. And
you and l nearly caught him
without-without even the poison
oak leaf"
/ watched him heap a double
ration of sugar on his oatmeal
and let the inconsistency go I'M
remarked. was remembering the
smoothneSs with which the big
black automatic had appeared in
Adams hand. l was remembering,
too, that he had refused to let me
ride home alone. that he had in
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sisted on seeing me to the very
door of the club before he went
off to send aid to the poor SILVER
ing chaplain back there behind
his bush.
You don't usually go around
armed" said, wondering why |
had not thought of it at the time.
How did you know"
Incident Number Two
TT HAPPENED once before. One
night about two weeks ago a
taxi driver picked up a man II
the wanted to be driven 10
Fort Michigan The driver was
thoughtful enough to collect part
of the fare in advance. but when
he turned in the gate of the post
he felt gun at the back of his
neck. Following instructions, he
drove through the post and cut
past the target range = not far
from where we were riding this
morning. There he stopped ms
taxi. got out and stripped. also ac-
cOrding to instruction. and stood
there in a state of nature watch
ing his clothes. money and cab
disappear into the night"
The soldier waiter brought in
platter and set it down in front
Of Adam. The ham was nearly an
inch thick and the color of a nice
ripe peach. The eggs were curIed
up and brown around the edges.
There was even a sprig of parS-
ley.
$50 the cook is under your
spell, too" | said bitterly. You'll
never be able to eat all that. I'm
norman, bring me plate"
Adam raised his white brows.
"Ah-ah! Remember the figure."
Figure yourself. You'll be an
old tubby before you're fifty"
mot if you're around | won't"
He helped himself literally from
the platter, looked regretfully at
the remainder. why don't you be
good girl and quit interrupting
me?"
did they find the villain?" |
asked dutifully.
mot yet. The taxi was discov-
cred abandoned about a mile from
the post. Nothing missing but
cash; and there was regimental
insignia on the floor of the cab.
That's how we know it was some
one from the post"
The waiter managed to miss the
table completely with my plate
| wouldn't have believed you
could break one of those durable
articles. but it scattered in sew
eral directions.
Adam continued to eat, but he
glanced down once at the FUN
bling fingers that were gathering
up the pieces and paused long
enough to say thoughtfully, We'll
catch him now. The first episode
was kept rather quiet. This one
will be all over the post by noon"
"A Cautious Man
THAT mild remark proved to
be no reinstatement. There
may have been other topics of
conversation that morning at Fort
Michigan, but history finds them
unworthy of mention. Sentries
walked their posts with shaking
shoulders; cooks giggled into the
soup; brides hung shrieking on
the telephone or over the railing
of their back verandaS. Mules
prayed; horses laughed.
And it is told that a Miss At
kins from just outside the post.
calling on the commanding officer
about a matter concerning one of
his command, was grossly in
suited.
"And when | asks could / see
the chaplain" Ito put the matter
in her own words). me that's
been waitin' months for the
fella to show up, he bustS right
out laughin' in my face"
Whatever the truth of Miss At
kinS' narrative (as reported by
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mo MIRROR ON
TRUCK; ARRESTED

After having been given sever
al warnings, Berlin FELTON,, Mate
cumbe, was arrested last Satur-
day by state patrol officer L. w.
Brazen for having no -rear-view
mirror on his truck which he
operates on the keys.
Hearing in the case will be held
Wednesday afternoon of this
week before peace justice En-
rique Esquinaldo, Jr.
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CARD OF THANKS

To those friends and neighbors
who in the time of our sorr0w,
the death of our beloved one,
Ray Edwards, did so much to al
leviate our sorrow, we wish to
extend our sincere appreciation.
We are deeply grateful to those
who gave the use of their cars,
the donors of the lovely floral
tributes and messages = of SYM
pathy.
aug19-1tx THE FAMILY.
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DIVORCE ACTION

Final decree in the divorce
case filed by Eva Kowaloff of
Dade county, against her hus-
band, Abe Shlaer, now of
Newark. N. j., was granted in the
Circuit Court Saturday, accord
ing to records posted in the
clerks office.
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CARD OF THANKS

To our friends and neighbors:
we wish to express our heartfelt
thanks for their floral pieces and
many expressions of sympathy
which are helping us to bridge
the days of heartache over the
deep loss of our dear little
mother.
HILDEGARD RUSSELL
ERNEST OFT
ROBERT RUSSELL
augl9-1tx
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SEVENTH DAY ADvENTISTS
MEET NIGHTS THIS WEEK

Elder B. w. Abner. pastor, an
nounced today that the Seventh
Day Adventists viii hold meet
ings at the Church, 224 Southland
street. each night this week. He
viii preach on Signs of the
Times tonight, the talk being ac-
companied by slides.
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Kirhands In
Jacksonville

1t. Comdr. and Mrs. S. ".
Kirkland registered at the Hotel
Roosevelt in Jacksonville last
week, according to information
relayed to The Citizen by Charles
Griner, manager of the hosiery.
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Relative Humidity
FORECAST

(Till 7:30 p. m. Tuesday,
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday;
possibly scattered Thunderstorm
er Tuesday; gentle to moderate
variable winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy with a
few scattered thunderShowers in
north portion this afternoon or
tonight and possibly in south por-
ton Tuesday; cooler in north por-
ton Tuesday.
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By pressing button from any
room in the house. electricity OPP
crates a new device for turning
on a gas water heater.
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A combination gas mask and
telephone has been invented for
firemen working inside burning
buildings.
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Casual Szaughters- y as E

YESTERDAY: Kay Cornish Is
Uisiting at an Army Post on Lake
Michigan tDheTe Major Adam
Dreto is stationed. Taking an
early morning horseback ride
together. they discover the neD
chaplain. robbed of everything,
hiding in poison oak.
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A new eye" for use in mill
tary photography has a range of
% square miles at an altitude of
three miles and records details
with amazing accuracy.
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To extinguish fires in indus
trial workers clothing or wash
off spilled acids a powerful emer-
gency shower bath has been in
vented.
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While on a drunken spree,
Jack Scharpo of Oakland, Cal,
drove an automobile up the steps
Of the police station and was ar
rested.
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LOST

LOST-DiamOnd ring with gold
setting Reasonable reward for
return. Box x, % The Citizen.
aug17-3t
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Twenty-one presidents of the
Uunited States, including Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, were lawyers.
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Fireproof paper containers in
which water can be boiled over a
candle flame have been invented.
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FLOWERS

KEY WEST FLORIST, Alt Du-
val street, opposite La Concha
Hotel Phone 528. Flowers for
all occasions. aug16-lmo
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u. S. WEATHER
BUREAU REPORT

Observation taken at .7:30 a. m.
18th Mer. Time (City Office
Temperatures
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Precipitation
Rainfall. "a hours ending
1880 a. m, inches - 0.O2
Total rainfall since Aug. l,
inches 400
Excess since Aug. l, inches $50
Total rainfall since Jan. l,
inches -------------- 1897
Deficiency since January l,
inches ..----.------ OBI
Wind Direction and Velocity
SE-5 miles per hour
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HOTELS
FOR SALE

APARTMENT OR RESIDENT
SITE, three lots. corner Georgia
and United. Rock bottom price,
$500 No taxes; no fill neces-
Sary. See Hubert T. Roberts,
1401 Division street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED HOUSE. 1I16 Wat
son street. aug19-1wkx
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jIyzs; aug5-12-1s-2s.1s40
Evening star., 1940-04-14
AuToMos,LFs ron sAla.

AVuOSNVbv68S tOW SA68.
PLYMouTH 1898 do luxe trunk sedan,
very clean; finance company will sell Tor
sIRRs ssInRRss'd balance s21i.eo. tAdiustsr,' MI.
h.stso oE. isss ss :,s. & s1f t II, r.s
WcSdl., ssssi El0Sd s9Sd. Pontiac. 4ssi Conn ave.
rsss sonssD sssDs is:l 'sss Conn., su, ~:
M condition Sss q s s1 6sS Pontiac
422l Conn. ave. Woodley s4Ol.
PLYMOUTH 1898 2-door sedan: carefully
driven; only 81 70. Schiesel q. Golden. 33i
C.rroA st. Takoma Park. d. c. Randolph
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door sedan; exception
ri value Only S225 SchleeeI q Golden,
aaios as osss9,3 s49a St. T'koma Park D. c. RAN
oatstandins valSe. o. only 'i ss4S ss sesessi sHd's
B. 6. Randolph sis. '' A>0A'~ A
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door touring sedan, de
luxe % model; , excellent value: $3s9: schlegsl
D. c. Randolph S418.
..oo SEfAEspA MOTOR SAILS, .s-~ ~
PLYMoUTH 1888 business coupe excellent
brstes' Hte-nea tS Tire. and and very ayo1ia ciean
interior; splendid car for business oI
other nne cars at ARCADE PONTIAC, 1887
Irving st. NV: Adams 5000.
PLYMoUTH f;e h23e touring sedan .doo5,
car in every detail. nne motor and s nearly
new tires: S565; fully guaranteed. over
so other fine cars at ARCADE PONTIAC,
1897 Irving st. NV. Adams $500.
PLYMOUTHS--Coupes .convertibles, 2 and
door sedans. S5 down on many. 90
months to pay. M1D-CITY AUTO CO.,
I'LL 14th ST. NV DE. $3.50.
PLYMOUTH 1887 2-door trunk sedan:
radio; fine appearance and condition;
practically new tires; pvt. owner; price
PLYMOUTH 1899 2-door trunk sedan;
clean inside: smooth floating power engine;
has all the new-car features; s. best tires;
reduced to $3.50; guaranteed; liberal trade
FRANK SMALL. JR..
1853 Pa. Ave. Sc. IL 2O77.
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe coupe: radio
and heater. white tires, seat covers; low
mileage; Al condition; $3.50. IA. l143.'
PLYMOUTH 1889 coupe: heater, new-car
appearance and performance; one-owner
car, name and phone number on request;
~" WISCONSIN, MoToRs. Nc..
Plymouth and De Soto Dealers,
.O45 Wis. Ave. NV. MI 1874.
Open Ewes. Til 10 PM. Sunday Til 7.
Evening star., 1940-04-14
AUTOMOBILES ron sAls.

ll20: driven only 1000: iooks and runs runs
ps:ymsnt; Tl.sf sssss s'Y iinsnss ssnsnssa. ca.
PACKARD "a 1898 100 4-door sedan: original
Terms to suit your budset. Open pen iii lIg 8
peass lns ssss WsSn
Arlington. Chestnut OG4O.
PACKARD pACkARp 1887, model 100. e-wheel
SPY fe FKkn sad ys sS excellent ns tires only
PACKARD l9ss 4.door sedan; low mileage,
$5ss Don't look for s'ps.TSa psrKns nisssSs sssss'
srYs g T,DS,t. Il SIdf 4lVsys better dssi Ai
PACKARD 1895 4-door trunk sedan. Your
comfort Of a truly bis nne automobile % sat At
cIea, ehs price tSeo, 81 an inexpensive car. Very
only Saab SaaGusnS9. Ma:, Fine. Fine motor and tires
hsARX ~ Ko5il; 5S so5T soS5Tsos. iss md II T. ave: e.
PACKARD 1887 4-door model 100 sedan
s''n' st sGRcseacsl1 Rs a56o Service Station. 90
PACKARD 1898 Model 100 sedan; gun
metal! me radio heater. seat covers; one care
aroarmancs; ra1n new tires; immaculate inside;
Plymouth $3.50 Wisconsin ave. wi. bIsb.
PACKARD 1895 "12O' 4-door trunk sedan:
radio, heater; attractive original dark
green fnish. interior very clean. s like
new new white sidewall tires; 9 one-owner car
and ready for immediate delivery: priced to
=. TOWN n COUNTRY MOTORS INC. 9"
mercury and Lincon-Zephyr Distributors
I107 18th st. NV. Michigan 5000
PACKARD 1887 model 40 4-door tour
ing sedan: beautiful overhead condition:
ty time en- balance. LEO ROCCA, INC,
n. Y. and Fla. aves. ne ME. 2475.
PACKARD 1898 4-door, 6-cylinder. trunk
age; rare value. S595 Community Mo-
tors. 1921 Wis ave. WI. $500.
PACKARD 1887 "120" 4-dr trunk sedan;
only 500 down; your car in trade; writ
LOVING MOTORS.
. Your Packard Dealer
2427 14th st. RE. 243l.
PACKARD. 1898 &C.: fine mechanical con-
dition upholstery like new, heater, one
'"A' Wisco5asllN Wis 'iaes MoToRs, eaa 'e1TN%s 1Ne.
1o4P PyWsuth VIZ w. and 3 Re Soto Dealers So74
rLYMouTH sI.s1s.o, HIS 1897 ; ;4;door trunk sedan;
throuRhout, very good tires. This car can
ss Be-. b9usht very reas. Apply the shofeham
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door sedan; new
piston rings, tires: excellent mechanical
condition: S325 cash WO. 1892.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1885 Fordor trunk sedan; a GOOD
family car with many miles of depend
able Transportation at a rdiculously low
price: Special for Sunday at 500. Trade
terms to suit your budget. Open till 9
Pm Kenyon-Peck. Inc, "Arlineton's
Own Chevrolet Dealer" 1925 Wilson blvd.
Chestnut Oi4O
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1889 de luxe convertible coupe
swank 2-tone finish in maroon and grey
with smart black top. honey Will be
sold sol today at very special price: Genuine
rumble seat; new-car condition; full R. &
G. Guarantee. Any terms you want be-
cause we do our own financing. $3.50. Big
allowance for your present car! STEUART
MnTnp0
Evening star., 1940-04-14

Tsa9 r0Rp 1927 oeg n enc of ,t the nf nst
you've been looking for: absolutely Al
condition. yet marked at a tremendous
easy terms to suit you because we do our
covers. STEUART MOTORS. 9Th and New
York ave NV. See this car Sunday
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1887 Fordor touring sedan: Sc hp;
radio and heater: used very little: superior
appearance and condition; reduced to 1858.
Blue Ribbon guarantee
TRIANGLE MOTORS.
1401 r. l. Ave NE DE 6302
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1889 coupe: one car in thousand:
unusual condition: Clipper gray finish;
clock: very low mileage; one owner babied
this car special 2-day price. 1895; very
easy terms because we do our own fnanc-
ing; see this car Sunday. Steuart Motors.
9Th and New York ave n n Omen Sunday
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1889 "s5' Tudor trunk; .one-owner
car fine condition mechanically: $3.50.
Don't look for a parking space, drive in
bldg. Always a better deal at Hf:l g.
Tibbitts, 1114 Vermont ave. MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1889 de luxe Tudor; radio, black
anish very low mileage; truly Immaculate;
new-car guarantee; reduced to S599.
1An1 r AMa II IN aono
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1888 VS. Tudor trunk sedan, S395;
nne condition: guaranteed; 5000 allowance
for your 1885 car. Don't look for a park
ing space, drive in bldg Always a better
deal at Hill g. Tibbitts 1114 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

La SALE 1888 5-rass. 4-dr touring Sc
dan; large trunk, black paint white side
this car surely had unusual care; S725;
in trade it's the money difference that
counts. Capitol Cadillac Co., 1922 22nd
st NV. MA. $500. Open evenings and
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1888 de luxe coupe; blue fnish,
Ribbon guarantee: reduced to S469.
TRIANGLE MOTORS,
1401 R. I. Ave. NE. De 63O2.
FORD 1888 de luxe Fordor sedan; one
owner car; very carefully used spotless
and perfect; finished in black; Blue Rib
bon guarantee; S135 down.
TRIANGLE MOTORS.
1401 r. I. Ave. NE. DE. 63O2.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

LA SALE 1885 5-pass. 4-dr touring
sedan; large trunk black paint. fine clean
upholstery. al good tires; here surely Is
5ss saSs ssi counts, in trcss cseel its csd sas
lilac Co, 1922 22nd st. NV. Ma $500.
Open evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1940-04-14

PACKARD 1893 de luxe "s' 4-dr-. fr1,nk
seoan; olack Immaculate, unusual cond'
QUICK sale, 1913; terms. CO. 2O75. Dealer
PACKARD T; cI;a, 1897 "l2o" sport coupe: i'm
S4"9. KILLER STUDEBAKER s3ae
Georgia ave. SH 6lOO ~o'
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1888 "s5" de luxe coupe; ike new:
car. If in average condition. in trade
Don't look for parking space, drive in
bldg. Always a better deal at Hill &
TihbittS. 1114 VermOnt ave MA Q26O
Evening star., 1940-04-14

OLDSMOBILE 1910 "6O'' 4-door snort
seoans; green and blue; little-used display
cars; same as new condition; fully guar
antseo, srnse tremendous discounts; liberal
HosenthaL sales manager, Lustine- Mich
olson, HyAttsvtlle, Nd. Greenwood 1000.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

OLDSMoBHE 1889 40" club coupe; SPOT
tteSs yet black car with very low mileage
anmnnmacuIate interior and priced at only
$3.50. Albsr & Mcneil Auto Park. Wis
svs. sv, ano Aloemarle st. EN-. 1885. Open
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1887 49, de luxe Fordor, S365:
allowance. for your 1884 car. Don't look
for parking space. drive in bldg Always
9. better deal at Hill e. Tibbitts, lll4
Vermont ave MA QSS0
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1888 "s5" de luxe coupe; $3.50
condition, in trade Don't look for q park
ing space, drive in bldg. Always a beIler
deal at Hill g. Tibbitts, lila Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1889 VS. coupe: low mileage excel
lent rubber, very clean; fully guaranteed:
S495. Don't look for parking space,
drive in bldg Always a better deal at Hill
& Tibbitts 11l4 Vermont ave MA QS5O
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1888 de luxe "S5'' Tudor, S4s5;
5000 for your 1885 car in trade. Don't
Always better deal at Hill g. Tibbitts,
11l4 Vermont ave MA QR50
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1886 Tudor touring; original black
baked enamel finish; very clean Interior
perfect performing s5-h.p. motor, ali tires
excellent Blue Ribbon guarantee: $26
down. ef0 monthly.
TRIANGLE MOTORS.
14O1 r. l. Ave- NE DE 6302