davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FURNITURE-Living room suite, beaut
2,pc; sac, S3o' dining room suite. hand
ton nah; desk and bookcase. S25:.. Chest.
drawers, SIC. Wilton rug, sx1o. like new.
leaf table SIC. Solid NAH 2-dr bookcase.
S25. Hoover vacuum cleaner with all at
tach. and floor polisher, $40. Also occa
and lounge chairs, odd tables and lamps.
NV. apt ao1, % Du. sic. Dealer. b Hno ! Home rS
Sun. Mon, until pm
FURNITURE five rooms, complete and
other pieces suitable for home or cottage;
sacrifice. make offer. DU. s671.
Observation-Disclosures sofa, chairs.
tables, etc. Sunday morning after IL, 1923
Ashmead pl. NV.
FURNITURE complete, 5-room apt. 2
bedrms.. insesding inlaid 12-piece Hepple-
white dining set. HO. 5O76.
FURNITURE offered at sacrifice; love seat
S49.5O wing chair, S39.50: custom built
down cushion. National $3.50.
FURNTTURE-Chest of drawers, over
stuffed chair. tables. portable typewriter,
etc. District 6933.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
oRDIoN-PIANOI12O bass, Italian
make, slightly used; cost $500, will sacri-
f1ce for cash Call District 4334.
ACCORDION-It isn't necessary to buy
an instrument II you want to find out Ii
you would like learning to play If you
are responsible person we will loan you
an accordion without charge or deposit OF
any kind, The only cost is nominal
fee for private lessons. which you paw for
as they are taken, not in advance This
plan is also available on other instru-
ments. MA. 1880 kits, 1890 G st.
ACCORDION, slightly used I2O-bass Nor
eschi. excellent condition, must sell at
once: low price. Phone WO. 2SS3
ACCORDIONS-12 bass Hohner, SS.75;
4s bass white pearl Hohner. $40 30; so
pass white pearl Marino S4250; 100 bass
LeMar: SOB. 30; 120 bass black pearl Le-
MAJ MAI S1S; l20 bass white pearl Excelsior.
Sls5. All have been used, but are in good
condltion. Easy terms. MA. 473O. Kits,
1880 G ST.
ACCoRDIONs-Buy at The Piano Shop
and save! 4S bass Bertini. $3.50; 4S
pass Venuti, $40 so; 12O bass Hohner
$3.50; 100 bass Galanti, S65.- Ali used
put IN good condition. Pay 81 weekly
Republic 1890. 1015 7th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINE Burroushs, Al condi-
Apt. Z. Columbis 1925. Biausteins.
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GASOLINE. ACCES. STATION. 3OO6 sher-
man ave. NV: completely equipped estab,
bus. mixed trade: reason for selling: sac-
rlflce. complete, $500: terms l6s
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Baths: Sat; nice house ouss' si,ioG; terms NJ
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RESTAURANT next to large downtown
theater: (whisky): does $3.50 daily; closed
Sundays; only whisky license on block;
same owner 70 yrs: has other, business in
Chicago; price. SIS 500: easy terms. Bob
Eollander, Tower Bldg ME- 4Sl3.
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REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC DISPLAY
cases. new and used: all sizes at deeo-cut
Atlas, g2l G St NV DI 3T3r Omen
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WANTED-7Large ROOMING or GUEST
mouse high class and modern: 2nd-com
zone, with space for store; first floor or
SUBSTANTIAL down payment: no brokers.
Details in confidence to Box BOOZE. Star
RooMING HOUSE II rms. oil heat. 4
Frlgldalres; rent. so; all filed on Md
ave near 18th ne: price, $3.50; terms
Mr. Armstrong. ME. 4S13
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PIANOS FOR RENT-S25 so monthly. Re-
public 500. The Piano Shop, 10l5 9TH St
NV Omen eNeninyS
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REFRIGERATORS used General Electric
and WESTINGHOUSE: good runnnq condl-
ton Pay as low as 81 l25 weekly with
light bill on new General Electric and
Westinghouse refrigerators
C. HARDING & CO. INC.
Electrical Headquarters.
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DRY CLEANING PLANT and laundry NV
section: good business Box 252-G Star
MFGR.'S REPRESENTATIVES, Govt, con-
tracts will consider timely products: equip
ment suitable war defense program Rox
o9l e. Star
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LUNCHEONETTE SODA FOUNTAIN, on
Does $500 ,wkly.; pay roll $40 wk: rent,
S55: long lease fine section; easy to op-
crate; nice living: $4,000: terms. Bob
Hollander, Tower Bldg. ME- 4S13.
GAS STATION on R. / ave. ne; shows
over $50 net profit wkly Price, $4,000:
terms ME. 4Sl3
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VACUUM CLEANER-Eureka, late model,
with attachments, $40. 1901 Park rd.
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DIAMOND-1.2 20 carat, mounted in lady's
platinum ring with six small diamonds on
each side. Must sacrifice this high class
gem for half price 81 90 cash and rest in
monthly payments to responsible party.
Box ogS-E. Star 49,
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PIANO-Used plain case upright IN good
condition. $50. Ideal for a practise piano.
Private lessons included for small sd-
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VACUUM CLEANERS. rebuilt and floor sar,-
pleT, one-yr. guar; ell popular makes; as
lor-
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WANT ORGANIZATION to sell stock issue
of about $4,000 Proceeds to be used for
marketing product with unusual profit pos
sibilities II you can't stand investig tion
nlease don't renlY. Box 21I- Star
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VACUUM CLEANERS-Hoover, S1o95; Eu-
reka. 50. 55; ELECTROLUX. S1695 with
att, rebuilt and guar. like new / VI,
BEST BRANDS CO.,
sos 11th st. NV National 7773
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LARGE GUEST HOUSE. NEAR DUPONT
Cfrcle--30 rooms. IL baths: long lease:
and furniture in excellent condition: large
spacious dining room Price $3.50;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-04
'SEvENTEEN' NOW AT 10TH CENTURY
 FOR 2-DAY RUN

Seventeen, the glorious, golden age of freshly painted jalopies, two- toned shoes, blind dates, lemon cokes and most important of all-- first love, immortalized in the novel, Seventeen" by the incom- parable Booth Tarkington, is given a hilarious going-over on the screen in the new comedy of the same name
 Scheduled to have it's local open ing tonight at the 20th Century Theatre, Paramount's film version of the Tarkington classic stars two of the screens currently best-liked youngsters, Jackie Cooper an d Betty Field Their smash success as the high school sweethearts of the recent What a Life" is recom- mendation enough for their new vehicle together.
 Seventeen" which won it's uni versal popularity because of it's hilarious picture of the trials of puppy love, it's sharp understand ing of typical American youth and it's exciting presentation of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-04
WEEK OF PRAYER"
 STARTS ON DEC. 7
Seventh day Advenfists 10 Start Observance Be-
 ginning Saturday

Seventh-Day Adventists through out the world will observe the an- nual Week of Prayer starting Sabbath, December T, and continu- ing to December IA. The opening day is designated as a day of fast ing and prayer in which all Sev- enth Day Adventists throughout the world will take part in prayer for personal purity of life to the end that they may be of the greatest possible service to all hu- manity in this time. of world trouble and distress.
 Services will be held each eye ming during the week. alternating at the Chapel in Juneau and the william Walker home at Aux Bay, at which time special sermon will be read which has been pre- pared by one of the leaders of the church at the world headquarters Washington, DC. All who wish to join in prayer for personal purity and world peace are welcome to all these services. Cars will be pro- vided for those in town who wish to attend the services that will be held at Aux Bay.
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ALIENS URGED
 BY GOVERNOR
 TO REGISTER
December 26 Is Last Day. Hundreds Believed
 Unregistered

Registration of aliens, which I being handled by the Postmaster of Alaska, ends on December 2. and aliens who have not yet reg'e tered should do so immediately, Gov. Ernest Gruening urged to- day
 Any alien willfully failing to register and be fingerprinted IS subject to fine of $1,000 or im- prisonment for six months or both.
 Up to November 13, only 400 registered forms had been sent to the Director of Registration in Washington, although it is as- sumed Alaska has approximately 1000 aliens. For complete infor- nation concerning the alien regis tration act, any person who has a question should communicate with the Postmaster nearest his home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-04
"F00T-L0OSE" TO BE PRODUCED ON
 FRIDAY EVENING
Three -att Comedy Will Be Given by High School
 Dramatic Thespians

"Foot-Loose," a three-act come dy, by Charles O. Bardette, ac- claimed by the high schools of the country as second best in 1889, will be presented by the Juneau High School on Friday of this week
 Under the able direction of Miss Ruth MacVay, and portrayed by an excellent cast "Foot-Loose" is des- tined to be the best high school performance in Juneau's history.
 The cast includes the following: Richard Early by AXel Nelson; Emily Early by Marian Davies; Hope Early by Isabel Parsons; Bob Early by Harry Speriing; Die k Early by Hallie Rice; Mary Early by Betty Nordling; Delphie by Anna Lois Davis; Jennie Malloy by Shir- ley Davis; Randy Cunningham by Bob Phillips; Jack Milford by Le- Roy Vestal; Miriam by Mavis Mi kula; Buzz Daily by Chee Her mann; Mrs. Forester by Dorothy Fors, and Sanford Wells by Jim Johnson.
 As a curtain raiser, the Juneau High School Orchestra will play Sigmund Romberg's Desert Song" 1"
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[ QREFTA YOUNG, DAVID t.IvEN, IN
 CApET0L SHOW
"fiernaIly Yours Is Gay Comedy with Magician,
 Disappearing Wife

Loretta Young and David Niven, co-stauing in Externally Yours have the most unique screen roles either has ever played Miss Young in the realm of legerdemain, ae- tcnolishes the bizarre task of ap- reorng and disappearing at the Iaerest behest of The Great Ar turo.7 played by David Niven. Un- der his hypnotic spell she kisses him despite the fact that in reality al1e is boiling mad at him.
 After protracted period of in- tensive instruction under one of the oCantry's leading magicians, Paul de Paul. Niven became surpris- ingly adroit in performing the
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many tricks and illusions called for in this current Walter Wanger romantic comedy, which begins to- night at the Capitol Theatre.
 Niven's feats vary from "creat- ing Miss Young out of bottled chemicals to freeing himself from handcuffs during a 15,000-foot par achute jump and landing success fully. Not the least among his tricks is that of hypnotizing Her man." the pet rabbit in the pie ture.
 However, despite "The Great Arturos" hypnotic power, his sleight-of-hand and his ability to foretel the future he is unable to make mysterious women's lipstick disappear from his collars and when Miss Young, as his wife, finally reaches the limit of her tol- erance and leaves him, he is unable to find her.
 All-star support is brought to the production by Hugh Herbert, valet and confidant of Arturo; c. Aubrey Smith, a tolerant, be- man Bishop; Virginia Field, a magician's assistant who has been round and around; Broderick Craw- ford, too-perfect suitor of Anita S.; Raymond Walburn, financier whose bridal party almost starts riot; zasu Pitts, who flutters in and out creating impossible situa- tions that only Arturo can remedy, and Billie Burke as delightfully."- scatterbrained as ever.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-04
N. C. DRILL
 TOMORROW

The Juneau unit of the Alaska tiona1 Guard will have regular weekly drill tomorrow night at the Armory Roll will be called at 8 o'clock All men will appear uniformed.
 By special orders issued and ef- fective December 3, the following men have been promoted from the rank of private to sergeant: Ly- man H. Ritter, first sergeant; Will liam w. Byington, George H. Gom- bert, Louis A. Hudson, John c. Osborn and Jack N. Trambitas, sergeants.
 Men promoted from the rank of private to corporal: Herbert A. Cooper, Evan Hill, Charles L. Pope joy, Joseph A. Mclean, Kenneth r. Willard and Evan F. Wruck.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-04
Women $ Club to Give Dinner Party
 On December Y

Christmas will be observed this year by the Juneau Womans Club by a dinner at the Scottish Rite temple, December IT, at 6:30, ac- cording to Mrs. Ray c. Day, who made the announcement at the business meeting yesterday after noon in the penthouse of the AL aska Electric Light and Power l Company Members will be informed as to what to bring as their share of the dinner, and husbands and i friends are cordially invited Mrs. 1 R. R. Hermann will be in charge | of the entertainment.
 Next Monday, December g, the , study group of the Department Of International Relations will meet at the home of Mrs E. F. Vollert. South American music will be q feature of the meeting, which be- i gins at 3 o'clock.
 Mrs. John Mccormick of the De- r.rtment of Legislation gave talk cn two bills to be presented at the I ccnvening of the Legislature. One | of these proposes to legalize the Department of Health, creating an i official health agency. defining it's powers and duties, and establish { ing an administrative organization which will provide continuous health services to the Territory.
 In describing the purpose of the second piece of legislation Mrs. 1 Mccormick gave the information that under existing laws, children taken from their homes, whether they have committed petty crime or simply that the home conditions arc such that they must be placed elsewhere, arc made criminals be- cause a warrant must be sworn out they are placed in jail and the stigma will follow them into theii adult life. Under the proposed law case of this kind will come un- cor the jurisdiction of the District Court, which will cooperate with the Department of Public Welfare in finding suitable homes when ever possible The club voted to endorse both these bills.
 Mrs. Ray G. Day has been given some material by the Red Cross with which to make skirts, and anyone interested in helping with this work is asked to call Mrs. Day The skirts are to be cut out at Mrs. Days home on next Saturday the work beginning at am. and then given out to be finished.
 The Radio Committee has se- cured as a speaker for December II, Dr. Courtney Smith, whose sub- ject will be the annual seal sale of the Alaska Tuberculosis Asso- ciation. The radio talks are given every Wednesday at l0:30 am Since December 25 is Christmas Day, program will be presented the evening before at 7:30. Mrs Jack Livie, violinist, will play some Christmas music. An amendment to the club constitution to create the office of custodian for the club property proposed by Mrs. Thomas Haigh, was passed.
 Mrs. Harold Knight president, was in charge of the meeting, at which 25 members were present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-04
Hollywood Sishn ma ~AJ
By aosb.a cess.s

HOLLYWOOD Cal, Dec Ats good find a girl who asnt
 She's Doris Davenport = the extra made probably her opposite Gary live in Dallas Worth you may premees there, taking bows handing being treated like established celebrity Eol- Hwood have girls lose their geiae the attention
 And yet today if want to get Doris Davenport excited just ask her about extras general their acting ahty
 It makes wild she the aAe1 everywhere to look for talent right home. know lot of extras who girls pretty and capable 85 cent of those they bring New York But nobody them. thing York girls have confidence and Hollywood atkes all the confidence its girls"
 Doris started, at Is, the Cantors Kid Million at Godwyns. Cantor picked her from the bit, and later she job there two playing bits and wakons glorifed then she left Hollywood disgust job as John Powers
 Within two weeks she had offers return Hollywood
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drama of growing up, tells 8 story bound to charm every one who has ever been seventeen.
 The plot charts the romantic ad- ventures of one Willie Baxter. played by the energetic Cooper. from the fatal moment when he discovers that he is no longer Q mere kid and is violently in love with sweet young sophisticate named Lola Pratt. played by that clever film comedienne, Miss Field.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-04
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
 ATTENTION

The 1941 Automobile License Plates are now available and on sale at the office of the City Clerk. Inasmuch as you must equip your car with the new plates by Janu- ary l, why not purchase same now and avoid the last minute rush?
 H. J. TURNER, adv. City Clerk
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-04
TB ASSOCIATI0N DIRECTORS WILL
 MEET TONIGHT

A special meeting of the Board of Directors of the Alaska Tuber- culosis Association, has been called for 8 o'clock this evening at the Health Center by President E. L. Bartlett.
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[. D. 4. Continues
 Red Cross SeWinq

Catholic Daughters and all others interested are asked to meet at the home of Mrs. George Simpkins at S:30 o'clock tomorrow forenoon to sew on 12-year-old dresses for the Red Cross. At the two previous meetings the 10-year-old dresses were completed.
 Luncheon will be served at noon and as there will be ample space for sewing it is hoped that large oroup will be present in order to finish as much work as possible before the Christmas rush.
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Methodist Women
 Will Sew Tonight

The Friendly Sewing Circle of the Metropolitan Methodist Church will meet this evening at 7:30 in the social hall for their regular sewing meeting
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months however, she being Scarlett OHara She had assumed tho Jordan Holywodo would lose interest been extra When Selzntck asked her to come to Hollywood tests pretended nothing city, unable find her the studio then walked test stage where the from Metro all old friends
 They swell" she says. AS took of explained trying to something he spread acted if he'd before"
 They then vven Leigh appeared the Codwyns she had better luck for he had her Wyler for "The Westerner'
 MT Wyer really took pains with that test" Doris 50 Getting good director for test important
 It after the picture started that Doris was re- veaed Coldwyn didn't Today her second tm opposite Lloyd Nolan in Behind News at Republic
 And if I find myself symied Hollywood again she vows I'm right back York That's where they look for talent with their eyes open"
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NOTICE

Women of the Moose meeting at 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, Wednes- day. Initiation. adv.
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Bible Class Meets
 Tomorrow Evening

The Salvation Army Bible Class will meet Thursday evening at 7:3o o'clock at the home of Adjutant
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-04
RETURN NORTH

Harry Race and Mrs. Race re- turned north to Ketchikan on the Baranof after a visit in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-04
BRIDE-TO-B IS ABOARD BARANOF ON
 WAY TO FAIRBANKS

Jo Ann Clithero is aboard the steamer Baranof cnrcute to Fair banks where sae is 10 become the bride of Louis Smith
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and Mrs. Stanley Jackson. Every one interested is invited to attend
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Empire Classil
Evening star., 1940-03-24

PACKARD 1889 convertible sedan; black,
a. custom-built car, radio and heater,
white .sidewall tires, blowout-proof tubes,
overdrive, fog lights: cost S2,100; driven
only ii 200 miles: new-car terms. Burrows
Motor Co, 2115 NJ st. NV RE. SS47 =
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PACKARD 1896 Model 12O 4-door trunk
sedan; black finish excellent; clean cloth
interior: 5 best tires; true Packard me-
chanical order; any demonstration .ou like;
S316; guaranteed. MCKEE AUTO SERV-
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PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 2-door trunk
sedan, beautiful 2-tone green finish: radio,
ft;n neaeer, spot,ight excellent mechanical con
Newman, Taylor 1900
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PLYMOUTH 1897 coupe: black, one owner:
$3.50 Flood Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut.
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AUTOMOBILES roR SALT.

PONTIAC 1899 de luxe 6.cyl.. 2-door trunk
sedan; finished. In regal maroon, radio.
safety non-skid tires. low mileage; Will
aHccept e. smaM aB, down paymsnt Or trade.
sTUpEBAKER 1887 4-door sedan: radio;
$ssS Flood Sonsise. 4ssi 81 eonnsstieut: essasa
sTUpEBAKER 1887 coupe, 6-cyi.: i'm
connsctsicut. S%Sio. s4Slaa s4SSIa r0n''Ac >SSl
STATION WAGON. international. little
cs e:if Adam, and u 4s Rsrtsst set sSnditGn
sTuDEBAKER 1888 Commander 1-door
SEDAN original black finish. heater equip
PED; nne performing car at real sacri-
nee price; now -S37E; liberal terms and
trade. District Motor Co., 1924 l4th st.
STuDEBAKER Champion sedan 1910 DEM
onstrator: Reduced to $745 for only l.3OO
miles Under-seat heater, economy over
drive; same as new-car guarantee: trade
and terms Mr Treadwell College Park
Auto Place. College Park. Md.
sTUDEBAKER 1888 business coupe; e-cyl.
Commander. II you are looking for . real
less interior. All good tires and q splen-
did motor This clean car is priced far
below the market for . quick sale. S425.
G. c. C.. Guaranty on over 5000 used
cars IN the last s years. Capitol Cadillac
Co., 1222 22nd st. NV. Natl, $780, Open
evenings. closed Sundays
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PLYMOUTH 1898 sedan. like new in every
IeSpecI sacrlnce. Nolan Finance Co.,
1920 K St Open Sunday
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


STUDKBAKER super-speedway President
"8'' dve-passenger broughan: this car in
tip-top shape; low mileage; one owner;
S126. terms. WO. 1877, Mr.. Maxwell.' :
STUDEBAKER 1889 de luxe Champion
club sedan; driven less than 5000 miles:
offered with new-car guaranty at an ex-
ceptional savings. ALDER g. MCNEIL.
Auto Park. Wisconsin ave. and Albemarle
sTUDEBAKER 1888 Commander coupe; at
tractive meadow green; clean as new inside
and out; sound, thrifty motor; hydraulic
brakes; all-steel construction; best tires;
$496: guaranteed. MCKEE AUTO SERV-
ICE $500 wisconsin ave. WI. 6767.
sTuDEBAKER 1887 sedan; Dictator model
radio; AL condition fully guaranteed; .
real ba9xain at only S395; terms
STANDARD MOI Or SAILS,
1908 18th st. N.W. NO. 2296. NO. 1479.
TERRAPLANE 1897 2-docr sedan; fne
motor. original paint excellent, nearly
pew tires. very clean interior: splendid
fnsmily Inn ..s: car for onlZ SStb 2ysT 90 9thsT
irving st. NV. Adams $500,
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PACKARD 1885 standard "S"; radio,
heater. good tires; cost over $1,000; sac.
1875: easy terms
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low mileage by original owner, safe hy-
draulic brakes and excellent floating power
engine, very. clean interior; now $4s5
Over so other nne cars at ARCADE
PONTIAC. 1437 Irving st. NV. Adams
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AuroMoslLrs FOR SALE.

WIILYS 1887 de luxe sedan; the famous
gas preserver car and this one Ia in ex-
cellent condition throughout; equipped with
new rings which are guaranteed for 10000
miles; reduced to only S267; most liberal
terms. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 1921 21st st..
NV. DI. 1918.
WuLY5 de luxe sedan (demonstrator), like
brand-new: S626; terms. Between 2 and
PM. Roper Motor Co. 1870 r. I. ne.
LOGAN MIDWEEK BARGAINS: 1888
Dodge sedan. $50: 1884 Ford de luxe
coach sos; model sport coupe, $50.
Logan Motors, 18th and NJ sts. NV. DI.
1910 FORD D. L. COACHES.
varitus colors; 5 company ofhcial cars to
be released for sale: small mileage; new.
car condition. guarantee and terms. 500
discount: your chance to buy .. nearly new
car 1t big saving: act quickly; they
wen,t stay LONG. Bee Mr.. Bond sales
LOGAN MOTOR CO.,
III 18th st. NV DI. $500.
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PACKARD 1887 de luxe little six sedan;
S395; terms $95 cash. Mr.. Roper, 1880
R. l. ne