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SuappY fleming Five Go Down 10 Defeat as Fire
 men Win Last Night
SCORES LAST NIGHT Eagles %; Juneau High 90. Fire Department 55; Jennings E
HOW THEY STAND

Tossing baskets through the net ted ring amid the din of a jam packed house of screaming baseball fans last night, the Douglas Eagles defeated the Juneau High Crimson Bears 8 to 30 and gained another step closer to the league-leadiny Juneau Fire Department quintet. In the preliminary contest of the eve ming the Bremen won another game, taking the Henning five 55 to 32.
 Although the Bear-Eaele game was a hard fought contest, the Eagles managed to keep a lead throughout the fray and engineered well-earned victory by clever sub stituting and the steady play of ann bidcxtrous Claude Erskine who piled up a total of II points for his team on the court.
 The last quarter of the affair was tense with excitement. It started 28 to IT favoring the Eagles. but soon the frantic efforts of the school team began to pile up points. A couple of uncanny shots by Rice and Murphy quickly made the count 23 to g and brought roar of cheers, with Douglas calling time out to quiet down.
 Over Head Pot Shot When the game resumed L. B. Nelson then came through with beauty overhead pot shot putting it 30 to 23 In checking Miller too close and getting over-anxious, Er skine made his only foul of the game. Miller made the basket put ting the score 30 to 24 Then Rice fouled Jensen who converted at 3l to 24
 By this time the crowd was screaming like mad, and every time the losing school boys were in pos session of the ball the noise was deafening.
 The Eagles then began to engineer the ball in and out under the bas- ket and George Stragier came , through with a running shot that easily hit the steel hoop to swish
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 Brunswi(ks
 Win Games

It was two one-Sided matches on the Brunswick Bowling Alleys last night as both the Islanders and the Brunswick kegling team held their opponents to no games, winning by the whitewash route.
 Ugrin rolled a high of $50 for the Islanders in their match with the Royals and was the only man on the floor for the Douglas squad, both Nelson and Koski being absent and their average scores being used
 Almost hundred points in the final totals separated the Brunswick and the George Brothers teams with the Brunswick on the high side of the score, winning the game 4 to
 In Women's League play yesterday afternoon the Roses took a to 0 win from the Orchids with Lyda Museth rolling the high 449 of the afternoons play.
 No tournament games will be played tonight or Sunday.
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|
 through for two points and to in- crease the score B to 24. The Bears were not to be denied though, and beauty push-shot by Lucas put the count at B to 26.
 ver-anxiousness caused a foul on McDaniels against bouncing Sammy Nelson, who missed. Miller then fouled Stragier who likewise missed then McDaniels again made a foul against Jensen and it being his fourth was elected from the con- test.
 Two Minutes to Go
 It was less than two minutes to go and the school quintet was play ing faster and faster, and the Eagles fighting back frantically Two quick baskets, both long shots by Nelson and Miller made the score B to 30. Millers long looper just hit the net as the horn ended the game and Douglas had won another hard fought battle.
 The Bears started the game in regular order when Miller potted one from under the ring less than five seconds after the game got under way and it looked like they might be on the way to another victory, but at the end of tho quarter they were trailing 13 to 5. The half ended Is to favoring the Eagles, but the score bellies the terrific pace both teams set.
 The last half was all in favor of the Bears, as in this quarter they made most of their points. The third quarter ended 27 to IT, and that last floor-burning canto will speak for itself Douglas Eagles deserve credit for playing one of the steadiest and neatest passing contests they have been in for some time.
 The evening was chock full of fine basketball, as the preliminary affair was good game, even though the Fire Department sharpshooters did badly beat the scrappy Henning basketeers 55 to g.
 In this game the Fire Boys man. aged to lead their opponents Is to 3 at the end of the initial quarter when Lindstrom and Chapadoes made eight and six points. respect ively, to make it appear an easy eve ming. They had the Henning quin- tet stumped. Clever passing and l expert floor work, combined with i perfect feeding by Bud Brown formed neat background for this ] combination and was unbeatable.
 The half ended 25 to l2 while the ! Firemen's team played reserves. But soon Hennings got under way and | threatened their opponents with long shots by Jim Hickey who went wild and potted everything he lhrew at the hoop. The third quarter ended 35 to 24, and the last quarter saw the Fire Eaters pile up 20 points l and come out winning easily 55 to g. The game was much better than the scores indicate. Hennings seem- cd to have trouble finding players to pass the ball to, and missing sev- eral set-ups, besides dropping passes. 1 Elmer Lindstrom made l9 points to be high point gatherer of the game. i
 Following are the games scheduled for Monday. February 3. to be play l ed at the new Douglas High School i gym: Juneau High plays, the Fire Department and the Eagles will tangle with the Elks.
 Box score of Bears Eagle game.
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Final Scores
 Al Basketball

Final scores of basketball games played last night in both the north- ern and southern divisions or the Pacific Coast Conference are as fol- lows: ,at.
 Oregon State 36: Washington 3.
 Stanford 54: UCIIA A. California 40; Southern California 34. overtime period.
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ence, Northern Division, the Uni versity of Washington was defeat- ed by Oregon State by a score of 36 to 23.
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ESTELLA DRAPER AT
 ST. ANN'S HOSPITAL

Miss Estella Draper, secretary to Governor Ernest Gruening, is at St. Ann's Hospital receiving medical care as a result of a fall She was admitted yesterday.
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Officials: Referee, the Rev. G. Ed ward Knight; timekeeper, Harold Roth; scorer, Henry Harmon.
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Washington Loses Game,
 Oregon 5tate

In a basketball game played last night in the Pacific Coast Confer
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

LINCOLN .zEPHYR 1ss7 4-doer .ed.n:
ssaR al. sset 5s.. Saa. and Out .aassht
rubber. Get In 1t and 20; only S349 with
~ 70 dG Syp SCI SCI month Logan M. MOTOR
z rsso ass7 :ga.t snn
black fnish immaculate inside. low mile
tsb1ssptSnaly sS sS9d motor and tires
1907 s & 81 M cHEy !M,eS;E.a 1916.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR: 1898 four-door sedan;
as the future; excellent from bumper to
snmper ear you vii be PROUD e own
and comfort. $3.50; liberal trade and
cHERNER MOTOR CO..
1711 Florida Ave. NV. HO. 5000.
MERCURY 1889 4-door 5-passenger sedan;
maroon mars nd hnlsh veSy clean interior; good
s4s9 1stR i ST. NV fa'f REt o Beal'r'
MERCURY 1910 club sedan-coupe; one Of
the most popular body STYLES in the used
glate as new: excellent tires. beautiful
finish and interior, fine motor that Is eco
2Eb to 1PeFste thor0.sh,
iii r S{aass z7s. H NV co a6. 5000.
MERCURY 1910 4-door sedan: beautiful
blue finish without a bemish bright and
soeR nsae nth sb rfd esst
appearance and performsnce; only s72s;
500 down. $40 per month. LOGAN MO-
TOR CO, 18th and M SITS. NV. RE. 1851.
NASH NASH 1898 s.door sedan: attractive green
'0noi'l0n l PoIANKA s sssRfS2i1cE
1126 Goth st. NV. District 9141.
oI.DsMoBH.E 1887 so" custom 4-door
ssds I.5 BLACK n5 bs. s0qd
sHs very good d tires tires. Car No $3.50 $s7s5
1. p sTEUART. INC, 1928 l4th st. NV.
oLDSMoBHEs, demonstrators; 1910 2
new in every respect; yours now at big
11as 10th Ro r. \ 4. sERE YIesEie. e,.,.
oLDs 1889 de luxe club coupe; every
is one OF those cars; the finish is lus-
ttrous Jet black and the interior Is spot,
are excellent and mechanically it runs
like. new equipped with, a hne custom
radio sp %eIs r E gTjee s, At S5 80
1926 14th s. NV wv" M T3th and Pa Pa: Ave Sc
oLDSMoBIIE 1889 de luxe sedan: radio.
heater; automatic gear shift; ORIG. owner;
1000 miles; like brand-new car; sacrihce,
$3.50; terms. Mr.. Roper. 1870 r. I. ne
PACKARD 194I 100 club coupe; gray nm
ish; heater; driven only 1.900 miles: can
on ON easy ter Terms O ROYAL Motor 0 co Paefard
Dealer. > Kennedy st. NV. RIA. 7710.
PACKARD 1887 convertible coupe; equip
ped with radio and heater, A very sporty
car that offers the utmost in appearances
and pertormanes Good tires all around.
anteed for your safety and comfort. Only
SAC. Liberal trade and easy terms.
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
I'LL Florida Ave. NV. no. 5000.
PACKARD 1885. 4-door sedan: beautiful
tan fnish. excellent t., motor and tires a
price of S29b.
1928 Goth st. NV. District 9141.
PACKARD 12O 1910 4-dr. trunk sedan;
sse M No ley f sss4 D .fea oi
PACKARD 1888 5-passenger 4-door trunk
~sedan; radio and heater. clean upholstery;
500.
LOVING MoToRs1zyour PACKARD d Dealer.
PACKARD 1910 40 club coupe. 6-passen-
covers beautiful black hnish like new,
white sidevall tires; S945.
Lo JI MoToRsTYouT PaeksEd d Resler.
PACKARD 1887 100, conyertibIe coupe.
Leather upholstery Tadio and heater in
LOVING MoToRs-Your Packard Dealer.
2427 14th st. NV. RE. 0503.
PACKARD 1885 model 400, 5-passenser
tires striped broadcloth upholstery with
arm rest in rear; cost new over $4,000;
a luxurious car Of quality at bargain
toyING MoToRs;1 Packard Dealer.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

aSxn3YH ass7 ss:'h .. ass
tionsiis 5000 tires. mechanically perfect;
ssoz i + f Il s# cHr EIs21..s ,.4.
Sss F aai'n NV eie Be. osS ISL quiz %:
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 2-door sedan;
f 6u Ala 1900 n I 1stS e: Etc. ssS terms
PLYMOUTH 1885, touring sedan: excellent
Of condition. safe hydraulic brakes, very
si5 'fs9sTia! f sHdS 1Sa sss:
bright original black finish. upholstery is
s4ssS' ' feA' '00o Transportation '0' only
1907 & sT 81 Nv cHr Xls2I.ss ,s4s.
extra low mileage: absolutely perfect every
way: 1913. Phone Falls Church s04-W-lI.
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door de luxe sedan;
l'n' 10" s @!IflEs; Ss = GOLDEN.
257 Carroll St. TAX. PIX. D. c. GE 1900.
PLYMOUTH, 1885 2-door trunk: RADIO and
heater: oIisin ssbd black finish; low miiesse;
.s- scHLEsEL GOLDEN, NM,
Z67 carroll ST.. TAX. PIX, D. c. GE. 5000
PLYMOUTH 1899 2 or door de luxe
aEiced ni sasa owner sDotes'
.s7 c.rra SGs r. T.I s 5. GOLDEN ,,oo
PLYMOUTH 1898 De luxe 4-door trunl
seat covers: exceptionIiiy n clean throur fc
out; g down sic month. LOGAN MO.
paHs I iass : ss TX e. ssS n.s
priced for n immediate sale. s2sS q I;
? fHoM lIP s sass wis s. ~. WI sSSs
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 4.door sedan
lutely perfect condition throughout; your
I1as sol RoE u HA. sERE SIeaEis, s,.,.
III l'; sas: .'E 400 isS'n miles:
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe coupe; THU
Trew Value is perfect example of vhat
ssh This p r ht s1s'b Black niss n a.
like new as are the tires and the in
terror Of the car: it is in perfect mechani.
s sou ' soSdn snf Il from didn't me-. ,.'
special, F REIst fR e 9n Mof feasl Co.
| sedan: black finish: low-mileage car viii
| very good tires. immaculate interior Anc
| guaranteed for 80 days; reduced to sell a
once for 1856. Ask for Car No. 3O14-A
l. p. STEUART, INC, 1928 14th st. NV
Decatur 1903.
PLYMOUTH 1889 convertible coupe
equipped with automatic top and radio
low mileage; one owner; exceptionaIl,
good mechanical condition; . persona
$685.; open all day Decoration Day.
PEAKE MOTOR CO..
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer.
4505 Wisconsin Ave. Ordvay 1000.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe Cdr. S245
draftee's car. Also 1885 Ford sedan. SIS
21O9 Bennins I'd. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1889 convertible coupe; Low
mileage; perfect condition; spotlight ant
radio; call for selectiye service; price, S540
Warneld 0o14.
PONTIAC 1888 2-door sedan: excellent
finish and very good motor, very gooc
tires, spotless interior, and reduced e
sell at once for S465. MCKEE PONTIAC
800 Wisconsin ave. Emerson 1869.
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RECEIVERS NOTICE OF SALE.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Pursuant
TO authority of the Comptroller of the
Currency of the United States, the under
signed Justus S. Wardell, as Receiver of
the seventh Street Savings Bank. wash
lngton, D. G., will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder of bidders for cash, at
the office of the Receiver, 1929 Eye Street,
Northwest, on Monday June 9. 1871, at
10 O'Clock m. the remaining assets of
the said Seventh Street Savings Bank
Washington, D. C.. consisting of bills re-
ceivable. judgments. overdrafts and other
chooses in action and chattels less such
otherwise disposed of prior, to. the said
date Of sale herein mentioned A descrip-
tive list OF the remaining assets so offered
for sale may be inspected by prospective
purchasers at the Office of the Receiver of
the Seventh Street Savings Bank WASH
ngton, D. c., on all business days up to
and including the date of the said sale
between the hours of AM and 4:3O
IN. and on Saturday from AM. to
IL noon.
According to law, said remaining assets
cannot be sold otherwise than without re-
course and without warranty of any kind
or character, and subject to the approval
Of the Comptroller Of the Currency of the
United States and subject to the approval
Of court Of record of competent iuris-
dictlon.
(signed0 JUsTUs g. wARDELL
Seventh Street SAVINGS Bank.
ro.tfOo 90 - -
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RICHMOND B. KEECH, JAMES W.
LAUDERDALE and STANLEY De NEALE,
Attorneys for Petitioners.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE
United States for the District of Col
umbia.--IN RE: Condemnation for the
acquisition of land in Square 1872, for Alley
pIsTRRIGI COURT No; S6sa.@NoTIGE
ERTY OWNERS ASSESSED FOR BENZ
FITS.-Notice is hereby given that the
jury in the above entitled cause returned
its verdict therein on the 26th day of May,
1941, and by. said verdict assessed benefits
against the following lands or parcels Of
132. Lot s44. $4,000; S42, S343 so; s45
$685. $685. 81 T. s sGss e. s S5as s4 e.
S20.50 $40, S2n5O $50, So 90: S5l,
Sls,33; $50, S20.33: IS, Sl3s4: 81,
$500; rs; Sl4,0o: $50, S306?: $40.
s Io3 33 s23; $1,000; So. s1o0Co: SIS,
Sl5S.35; 60 $4,000; S2s, $1,000: 500,
10000; $50, $4,000: s3l, S23l.9O $40,
S59.S4; $40. $50 "a: SIS 0.O0-There-
for 1t is. by the Court this 27th day of
May, 1871, ORDERED: That the objections
to said verdict of property owners assessed
for benefits mo part of whose land was
condemned in this proceedingl be filed in
finally ratified and confirmed upon the
application therefor by the petitioners in
said cause: PROVIDED, however that
copy OF this notice and order be published
ono once in each the Washington Post the
ington Evening Star. newspapers published
IN the District of Columbia, at least ten
days before the said 26th day of June,
1871; ALBERT A. WHEAT, Chief Justice
Seal A True Copy Test: CHARLES
E, STEWART. Clerk. By H. B. DERTz-
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Purchase Section National Bureau of
Standards Washington, D. C. until pm.
for structure for inclosing ,heat-test bunga-
low: Specifications and blueprints may be
tional Bureau of Standards. washington.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Eeans hav May been held on Ma1 s. Pq sa
by the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia in the matter of closing certain
Columbia, as hereinafter described, and the
said commissioners being satisfied as to
equity nd Justice and sGs1y Of said
mental, to the public interests nor to the
interests OF AUDITING property. owners,
Commissioners have prepared the following
order: Ordered That pursuant to the
provisions Of Public Act No; 3o7, approved
areas as shown in green on plat fled in the
office of the Surveyor of the District of
0 and and as bsreS MaDs orde taa
CLOSED same to take effect on and after
June l6 194l, the title to the land con-
the SO as
said maps: the, said areas hereby ordered
Soser 1 paFt Of psc A fl19ys the
rear of Lot SIS SQUARE 431. 2, Closing
$$77ss4f0 SGT Street f!es!Hs
property west of Lovers Lane, AUDITING on
Parcels 39/44 and 39/45.' Any and all
parties interested must file objections, If
any, in writing, to said closing within
thirty 900 DAYS after the da tie of this pub
LEGATION, as shown at the beginning thereof,
otherwise said order shall become effective
on June 10. 1871, and the street and alley
areas as herein described, shall on, and
after said date become closed in accordance
with the PROVISIONS of said Act. MELVIN
G. HAZEN. JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG.
DAVID McCoACH, Jr.. Commissioners of
the District of Columbia. 5,16,17.19,
20.21, % 1924 20 27,2S,29.31
WAR H4a1E, p DEPT; OFFICE OF THE CON ION,
Fort Myer, Va, May 90, 1911 Sealed
bids in triplicate will be received until .
pm, E. S. t. June 6. la41, and then
publicly opened for furnishing all labor
and materials and performing all work for
the construction and completion of one %
Officers Mess Building, Arlington Canton
ment Virginia Plans and specifications
Will be furnished upon deposit of certified
check in the amount of $1,000 made pay
able to the Treasurer of the United States.
Information at the above address
my.9. 3lle3
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my2g.29le6. Washington, D. c.
IN Un TEE sssI rs tn. bsRc q 9F cogm
gsTAfE oF fHE R54S5sf CASEY ToP
LIFE. Deceased = Administration No
1891 tHb ETxN9 NE oR PATE EoR
TIoN;-The notification as to the trial Of
the n this case TsIanE to the
oR DAY 81 of oct6bep 1881
PfSoEH CASEY ToPEiEFE,' deceased, having
ef Pistt Josephine W casa E Me hh
Dunn, Mary Pritchard Taylor. Col. Guy W.
Geddes, Maya Bamford. Mrs. T. J. Hughes,
oldham Esq Bsh ESQ
Greenmunt Cemetery, Baltimore, MARYLAND,
THONGS Turner Geddes, minor. care Of
day - of May, ie4i'. oRpEREp that i' said
issues be. set down for trial on the 5th
fHS the SUBSTANCE gt said Issues Be pub
weeks in The Washington Law Reporter
The Evening Star the substance Of said
writing filed in, this Court. dated october
T n CASEY Ss Toplie. de tseh' was as
saio paper executed and attested in due
form and in the manner REQUIRED by law:
saa " thereof S aHs 5
upon, the testatrix, by one Col Guy W:
edafsA Or aesE Rs5f2n NJ
9f ne9 for as II RGR 8 sneY
Exe e Presented by Colladay,, Colladas
attorneys for. Cayeators. (seall a true
copy, Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES,
RegS s9F Of Wills bs for e
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LEGAL NOTICES,
M. TAFT WOODRUFF and l. IRWIN
BOLOTIN, Attorneys, 93i National
Press Bldg.
Order Publication-Absent Defendant

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Columbia.
Gertrude F. Morton. plaintiff VS. Charles
The object of this suit is for an absolute di-
vorce on the grounds of desertion. On mo-
ton of the plaintiff, it is this 9th day
Charles s. Morton cause his appearance
to be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day exclusive of Sundays and
the first publication of this order; other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as in
case of default. Provided, a copy of this
successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and the Evening Star Newspaper
before said day. JAS. w. MORRIS, Justice.
Clerk, BY JULIA W. SHIPLEY, Assistant
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1896 TOURING sedan: black
PFsoSSSTIAc. SloO Wisconsin ave. Emerson
PONTIAC 1910 torpedo sedan; beautiful
EErsy finish. equipped with radio and spot Pot,
qua sts you ss7s MCKEE SsEasEma PoNrfAG
BLOC wisconsin ave. Emerson $3.50.
PONTIAC 1897 2-door sedan: excellent
green sIs vn ni,h motor tho.eushly checked ,t to
tires; clean interior; low price. 1915.
Mckee PONTIAC. 300 Wisconsin ave.
that is above average from bumper to
bumper. Immaculate interior; unblem-
sned nish very s2Sd tires and sSgnd.
and comfort. Equipped with radio. Only
7s' Lie cHsR iEsae M No sssy c terms
1711 Florida Ave. NV. no. 5000.
PONTIAC 1910 de luxe 4-door trunk ttor-
pedo) sedan: glistening black finish with
contrasting white-wall tires that are Ike
st eT O radio and heater: one-owner. low
mileage car with a 30-day no-cost guar
antee takes the gamble out of buying;
Special. SOS. Edw. G; Adams Co.. s22
Potomac ave. Sc. FIR. 1872.
sTUDEBAKER 1884 2-door de luxe sedan:
original owner; excellent mechanically
1911 Inspected: trunk, heater. good tires, 2
new: $3.50. Call Woodley 1870. %.
sTUDEBAKER 1885 4-door sedan; clean,
original finish, low mileage: size.
SCHLEGEL a. GOLDEN,
257 Carroll st.. TAX PIX, D. c. GE. 1900.
sTUDEBAKER 1910 President cruising Sc
dan; q truly luxurious automobile that
shows every evidence Of low mileage and
excellent owner care in its unscratched
jet-black finish and spotless interior:
equipped with q nne heater and other
most attractive terms; ride will con-
vince you that this TREW VALUE Is the
best buy in town at S765.
THE TREW MOTOR CO..
1926 14th st. NV. 14th and Pa Ave. g z.
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STORES FOR RENT.

1918 GEORGIA AVE.-LGE. STORE
30x70, sos mo. 519 9th n.w.-Large store.
25x70; basement 25xSS: Scar garage
VIII lease to responsible party at reason
URcIoLo REALTY CO.. ME. 4e41.
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LuUS.
YOU

-. Can get loan Of $1,000 if you
con make monthly payments Of S7O4.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

WILDWOOD, N. J.-LEHIGH 222 E.
Baker ave; 5-rm. apis; wk. or season.
June: SO week.
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HOME OWNERS!
Second trust loans on D. c.. nearby Mo.
and Va property made by reliable COM
pany without excessive title charges or
appraisal fees. Low rates, Easy terms.
SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATION.
e3s Investment Building. District 8672.
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LARGE SUITE m INVESTMENT BLDG.
offers 2 large unfurn. rooms at $50 month
each, with use of large furn. reception
room: gentiles only. Box 1873, Star.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1896. de luxe panel delivery;
best condition; only $125; terms. Roper
1880 r. ]. ne.
CHEVROLET pickup. 1910; white sidewall
tires less than 1000 mi: for full in
formation. call AT. $500 or can be seen
at 604 H ne.
CHEVROLET 1889 h-ton pickup truck;
splendid mechanical condition.: very low
mileage; guaranteed labor and material
80 days; $3.50.
ADDISON CHEVROLET.
1922 14th NV Hobart 1900
DODGE 1885 de luxe pickup delivery; I'm
est condition.; sacrifice $110. Halleman,
1911 r. I. ne.
FORD 1888 cab and chassis truck; dual
wheels. 131" wheelbase; tires alone worth
$3.50; excellent mechanical condition and
ready for work; $3.50. LOGAN MOTOR
CO. 18th and NJ SITS. NV. RE. 1851.
FORD sedan delivery 1897; good condi.-
ton; S125 or offer. Raulins Bakery, 514
Minnesota ave. ne. AT. 1899.
GMC 1896 11a-ton panel: from our rental
nee srE seed Spnd nPHR ST1ISS9 SERVICE
20l Que st. NV. North 3311.
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| PONTIAC 1888 2-door sedan: excellent
finish and very good motor, very good
tires. spotless interior, and reduced 10
sell at once for S465. MCKEE PONTIAC,
BOO WISCONSIN, ave. EmerkoQ 1854.