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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-13
GLASGOW SOUTH srNcu

bHsaNN
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Pidwerbecki So.
Mrs. Lon Durell and son, 81; Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Jakanoski. 81: Miss Lomise
fruys, -; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pospy-
hala, -; Mr.. and Mrs. William Ramesz.
81; Mr.. and Mrs. John Ramesz. 50: MIR
and Mrs. A.. Akre. 50: Mr.. and Mrs
Blake Ryan, 50; Mr.. n Mrs. Chef
Jackson. 80: Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Fig
maka, 50; Mr.. n Mrs. Joe Czyzeski.
g; Mr.. and Mrs. John Daseher, s.;
Tom and Andrew L~evendoski, 81.
TAMPICO
ben Boreson, $40; c. J. Maalerud,
so; chris Molvig. so; t.. /. Porter,
$40; r.. L.. Cornwell, $40: Etchart Fam
lily, $50; Richard Motzkau. $40: John
kolstad. 50: Ole Enkerud. s.; NJ.
Aotzkau. 81: Tony Arrotta. 81: Lyman
Hermurst. 81: Fred Ekola, So: Tony
nengochra' 81; Walter Schneider. 81:
NORRIS Moen, 81; Ike Simons, 81: Mrs.
Clara Junger. 81 Anthonpn family. 81:
Naino AnttOnen, 81: Mrs. G.. J. Maale-
rud. -: ID. A. Martin. 81: T.. +. Martin.
-; Jim ~Billingsley, s.: II. Reding. 81:
AnderS Tyeito, 50; Mrs. n. G. Nelson,
-; Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Kirwan. 81: Mr.. and
Mrs. o. T. Qualey, 81: Mrs. Magnus
swanson, 50; Mike O'Neil. 81: Mike
DiSrud, 81; Elias StenSland, 81: FLOYD
Nelson. -: Harold Porter. 81: Handia
Peter. 81: Rudolph Osterman. 81: Mrs.
= HNAAha HAflfHfANs 81 ANfF W. Martin.
81; Ben KOlstad. 81: +. l.. Ceilings. 50:
Patricia Raymond. 81.
NASHUA
Mr.. II Mrs. Bert Peters. 81: Birth
day club, 81: Mrs. r.. IL. Sorenson. 81:
George Jones, 81: Charles w. Johnson,
g. y. Larson. -.
LARSLAN
Melvin Monsoon. 50; Larslan Ladies
Aid. 81.
THOENY
Helen VI. sullivan. 81: Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Allie, 81; A. Allie. 81: Peter NJ. Lar
$40; II. Lee. s..
FRAZER
Wilson Jackson. 81 StOnewall Jack
so; Ethel Jackson. $40: Mary
Escarcega. 81: Standing. 81: Lii Blue
talk, $50: George Bluctalk. $50: Mrs.
Nimrod Davis. $50: Mrs. Alex La
Rogue. 81: Frank st. Germaine. 81:
Indian Band. 81 Nioletta Archdale. 81:
John Damon. So: Mrs. Carl HOltberg,
81: T.. Z. Brooks, 81; Mildred Sletten.
81; George Kjensrud. 81: =. a. KoslOw-
sky, ~: Mrs. Serena Long. 81: Kenneth
81: Dance given by Indians.
Sl2: Mrs. Carl IIOltberg. 50: Maggie
~irandchamp, 50: Ted FourEagleBOy.
Il War Mothers. s..
LUSTRE
Alex Frazer, so.
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in public relations matters to Pres
identS Ralph Budd, the late w. p.
Kenney. and F.. j. Gavin. He is a
member of the advisory committee
on public relations of the Association
of American Railroads and chair
man of the public relations COM
mittees of the railways in Mime
sofa, North Dakota, Montana, and
Washington.
Before his employment bv the
Great Northern. Sims was on the
editorial staff of the Portland Ore
gonian and has been engaged in the
newspaper and advertising business
in Idaho. Utah, and oregon. He
a member of the Idaho legis-
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Tire Quotas for
April Remain at
Same Low Levels

Rationing quotas of new tires and
used tires for April remain at the
same low levels as prevailed during
March, State OPA Director A. T..
Peterson discloses.
April tire quotas for Montana are
passenger and motorcycle. 1852 new
grade I tires; 1858 grade III tires;
2,677 tubes. Truck and bus - 1856
new tires, 1882 new tubes. Farm
tractor and implement - 308 tires,
900 tubes. Decreases shown in these
quotas include 48 grade 1 passenger
tires, I'll grade III passenger tires,
1913 passenger tubes and 218 new bus
tubes.
Increases were 282 in new truck
tires, 80 in new tractor tires and %
in tractor tubes.
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Rest OF School
Year Sees Much
Pupil Activity

Balance of the school year in
Glasgow will see many activities
for pupils and teachers, according
to a calendar prepared by G.. V.
Erickson, high school principal.
A Pep club formal dance is
scheduled April Is, with an eighth
grade party April %. A school music
program will be April %.
The junior banquet, May 4, opens
May activities, followed by the
junior-senior prom. May 5. Vespers
for the graduating class are May IA
and class day exercises, May II.
School will be closed May 10 for
teachers to work on reports and
commencement is that night.
Official closing of school is May
10, when report cards will be handed
out.
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SimrnS Will Head
West Railways
Relations Post

Appointment of Harold NJ. Sims of
st. Paul, executive assistant of the
Great Northern Railway, to head a
n~ewly-created public relations de-
partment of the western railways
has been announced by c. E. John
ston, chairman of the Western AS
ISOLATION of Railway Executives. He
will take over his new work in
Chicago about May 1.
Mr.. Sims came to the Great
Northern II years ago in a similar
capacity and has served as assistant
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Notice is herewith given that the fol.
lowing described real property in Valley
County. Montana. is to he sold at pri-
waite sale on or after April 81. 1914:
An undivided One-fOurth interest
in Lots :, s and II. and the MEL.
NEA of Section II. Township rs
North Range 80 T.. VI. NJ.
All offers or bias on the above deS-
cribed land will be received AT the
office of John Marriott Kline in the
First National Bank Building AT elias
Montana. and must be in writing.
JOHN MARRIOTT KLINE
(April q. 13. POI
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chaser upon completion of the above
mentioned payments. The right to reject
any and all bids is hereby expressly
reserved.
No buildings are included with any
of the property listed below unless spe-
Officially mentioned in the description.
A six n ~One-quarter per cent per
petual royalty reservation in mineral
which exists or may be developed is
made by the vendor.
Township 30 ", Range rs f.. NJ. VI.
SE14, SCI NEh, SEhSWH of Section
J; El2NEh of section 10, appraisal.
81 10000.
II. r. BJORKLUND,
Clerk and Recorder.
Cub. Apr. 6, 10. 2O.D
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

All persons having claims against
the estate Of George VI. Bruce. deceased.
are requested Ia exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers to the undersigned
administrator at the office Of John
Marriott Kline. Room 1OJ. First Ma
tional Bank Building. Glasgow. Mon
within four months after the date
NJ the first publication of this notice.
Date of first publication. March 30.
1914.
CLIFTON BRYCE.
Administrator.
Mar. 30. Apr. 6. 13. 2nl
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Estate or jacob Il. Franchuk, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given. by the I'M
dersigned Administrator Of the estate
of Jacob r. F%ranchuk. deceased. to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to eN-
hibit them with the necessary YOU
cheers within our months after the
first publication of this notice. to the
said Administrator at the law office of
Thomas Dignan at Glasgow. Montana.
the place herein designated for doing
business of said estate in the County
of Valley.
W. \. BAYNHAM.
Administrator Of the Estate of
Jacob T. Franchuk. deceased.
Dated March 27th. 1914.
pub. Mar. 80. Apr. g. ~. 2O
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Thomas r. Hay Is
Given Promotion

Thomas r. Hay, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James N. Hay of Nashua, has
been promoted to the naval rating
of hospital attendant first class. He
is now taking studies leading to a
pharmacists mate rating. Hay is a
brother of Mrs. Orville Lands of
Glasgow.
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Corporal During
Seeing" England

Corp. Pete During, formerly of
Glasgow, is seeing much of England
from the air and the ground in his
work in the air forces photography
section, he writes The Courier. Jul
ius Bitterman of Fort Peck sis in
the same outfit" he adds. He has
been overseas eight months and
comments on how much I enjoy
the news from home"
Save your paper for the next
drive, April 80.
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IN E

WHATELY-Those who took part
in cleaning and painting the interior
of Cherry Greek hall last Tuesday
were Mrs. Martin Schinder, Mr. and
Mrs. Royce Biddle, Jasper DeDob-
beleer. Oral McCleery. James Null
len and Hans Jensen.
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For Sale - Fluffed Rock Wool at a
great saving to you. Winter
warmth, up to 300 saving on your
fuel bills, will give you comfort l
the summer time, from 10 to 10 de-
grees cooler. Guards against fire.
Will prolong your heating system,
less fuel to handle. We have APP
proximately Is tons of this material.
While it lasts, $40 a ton. Midway
Mere. New Deal. Fort Peck. l5-2tc
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Buildings Moved We are equipped
to handle large houses, barns. Es-
Inmates given. Truck and equipment
with experienced man to do job work
by the hour. Mark Kotkin, New Deal,
Mont. 19-tfc
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u AfANANHA vi Nv 81 W afA'H
tana. in and for the County of Valley.
HERMAN J.. NICKELS and LYDIA
NICKELS, AS Joint Tenants, Plain
lifts.
Karl HIendricksOn. and If dead. the nm
known heirs of Karl HendrickSnn de
ScaScd: the unknown deviSees of Karl
HendricksOn, deceased Thomas i.
Iiurnham. and If married. Jane Doe
liurnham, husband and wife: and II
dead. the unknown heirs of Thomas
J.. Burnham. deceased the unknown
d%eviSeeS of Thomas T.. Durham. de-
ceased and all other persons nm
known claiming. or who might claim.
n right. title. estate, or interest in.
or lien or Remembrance upon the real
property described In the complaint
or an thereof, adverse Ia plaintiffs
ownership. or any cloud upon plain
tiffS' title thereto. whether such
claim. or possible claim. be present
or contingent. including any claim
or possible claim of dover. inch1at"
or accrued.
Defendants.
tn" state Of Montana. Ia the Abovo
Named Defendants and All other
Persons Inkown. Greetings:
lou are hereby summoned To answer
tho complaint In this action which i~
filed in the office of the Clerk Of this
Court. a copy of which is herewith
served upon YOU. and 10 file your
answer and serve a copy thereof upon
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
after the service Of this Summuu~.
exclusive of the day of service: and iu
case Of your failure to appear or ans
w"r. Judgment will be taken against you
10y default. for the relief demanded 300
the complaint.
This Is an action brought for thr
purpose of quieting title to the land
In Valley County. Montana.
and described as follows. to-wit:
Lots !. >, NWliSEh of Sec. 81: Lot
J. SWHNWH of Sec. -. Twp. -
". Rye. ~ T.. VI. VI.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Court. this nth day of April. 1914.
BLANCHE GROTJAN
Clerk.
Dignan, Glasgow. Montana, At
tOrney for Plaintiffs.
Pub. April -. 70. 20 %aDdNIay4.J
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Whip your butter to make it
stretch. Have the butter soft. but
not melted. While beating, gradually
add lukewarm cream or milk. Chill
the mixture until firm before serv-
inc
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Strayed

Strayed - One bay gelding saddle
horse, branded 20 On right jaw
and j lazy A bar on right side. $40
reward for return to Walter Newton.
BOX 1876, Glasgow. 15-4tp
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For Sale All modern house, with
gas. Second house north OF rail-
road track. Mrs. Zetta Michel,
Nashua. 14-2tp
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E L GRIMM PASSES

OPHEIM Funeral services were
held in Stephens, Mimi, for Thelma
Myrtle Grimm, 16, daughter of MI.
and Mrs. Martin Grimm. She died
in Rochester, Mimi, after a long
illness with a heart ailment.
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Wanted to Buy Small piano, oil
heater, flat top gas range, dining
room suite and other household
furniture, if reasonable. Inquire at
Courier office. lotto
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The QkWI 8X
FOR SALE

Heavy duty two-wheel trailer with
good tires; can be used as a semi.
Suitable as a chassis for trailer
house. $500.
Brass valves. All sizes up to 6-inch.
4, q and y in, SOC; y and l in,
at Csc; Ia to ~ in, S1.45. Larger
sizes in proportion.
Tractor chains made to order, to fit
any size tire. Truck chains, all
sizes, singles and duals. A good
assortment of cross chains for re-
pairs, very reasonable.
A -good assortment of pipe and well
casing, 512, 6, 7 and 8 inch, in
long length. Also 1O-in, 14-in and
28-in. pipe.
Fordson tractor in good mechanical
condition, with magnetic starting
attachment. A good serviceable
tractor. $4,000.
Telephone wire, insulated, copper, in
long lengths, ID. Csc.
Railroad ties. Have sold several hun
dred to farmers and ranchers who
use them for building barns and
other buildings. This is the last of
the ties to be bought. Price in lots
of 100 or more, Coo each; smaller
lots, Csc.
poles, % feet long, 6-inch
butts, 5 inch tops. S1.65 each.
Boiler, suitable for creamery or can
ming and other commercial uses.
Price $4,000.
Steel cable, large size, in good con-
dition, at 10c foot.
Pieces of iron and cable, to be used
for reinforcing cement, at S1.O0
per 100 lbs.
Tank pump, 2 inch, $1,000.
Gear pump; intake IL inch, outlet
IL inch; on frame, with 2 pulley
attachment. $22.50. I
Midway Nero g
NEW DEAL .
,hana Q1I-II Fort DaoL :
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For SaIe-One International truck,
in good condition. Jorgen Isakson,
Onheim. Montana. 14-2tp
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LAND EXCHANGE NOTICE

LAND EAtHANGE NOTltE
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has applied for an exchange
of land administered under Title Ill of
the Bankhead-J Jones Farm Tenant Act
within the Northern Montana MT-LU-2
Land Utilization Project. The under
signed offers the Government Lot 1.
seq NEH Of Section 6: Lot 4. SWH-
NWA of Section >. Twp. 90 y, Rye. 80
EMPM. Valley County. State of Mon
tana. containing 1887 acres. and in
exchange therefor has requested title to
W%SEA, E1%SWH of Section .,
% ". Rye. 30 EMPM. Valley
State of Montana. containing
lGO acres. The purpose of this notice
Is to allow all persons having bOnafide
objections to such an exchange an OPP
portunity to file their protests with the
Project COnservationist. Soil COnserva-
ion Service, Malta, Montana. on or be-
fore h 10th day following the date
the last publication thereof.
First publication Mar. 20. 1914.
Last publication April 20. 1914.
PETER ASLESON.
Applicant.
Glasgow, Montana.
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FIELD SEEDS = GARDEN SEEDS
in bulk and package. Write for
prices. LAKIN SEED COMPANY,
Miles City. Mont. 10-tfc
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HIGHLAND HOMES SOLD

RICHLAND-Two changes in pro-
perty were made here recently when
Ole Kravik purchased the A. P. Mil
Ter house and whitney Reilly pur-
chased the Beachler house.
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For SaIe-Victory oats and Horn
barley. o. r. McCleery. 14-2tp
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For SaIe-5-room modern home, well
located. Three stall garage, lawn,
hedge and garden space. 702 Fourth
avenue south. 12-6tp
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C1II1l:W

Wanted-Farmer to put in flax on
shares on new ground in Sec. 9, T.
26, R. 40 N. up to 100 acres. 81 miles
northwest of Wheeler. Write H. r.
Holland, GAL Second avenue south,
Glasgow. 14-3tc
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In the District Court of the Seventeenth
Judicial District of the State Of Mon
tana. in and for the County of Valley.
HERMAN J.. NICKEI.S and LYDIA
NlCKELS. as Joint Tenants, Plain
lifts.
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HX3H3

Blackleg Vaccine - Life immunity,
81 cents for ten doses. forks
Rexall Drug, Glasgow, Mont. tic
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Heavy duty two-wheel trailer with
good tires; a be used as a semi.
Suitable as a chassis for trailer
house. $500.
Evening star., 1944-06-19
BY Paul Ford

/ Those hand cannon we're short
Sometimes the barrel was only
feet in length. In other cases it was
as much as or 4 feet long.
The custom was to faSten the
barrel to a strip of wood, so it coulc
be held more easily. Powder was
poured in through the muzzle of the
gun. The gunpowder known at that
time was very weak, and great deal
of it had to be used.
After the. powder went into the
barrel, the shot was dropped in. Fol
many years it was common to use
small stones as the missiles to be
fired. Later came balls made o1
iron, lead and brass.
The barrel of a hand cannon at
first had a hole, or bore, only half
an inch or an inch wide. In later
times some of the barrels were made
with bores of 2 inches or more.
The larger hand cannon were ham
died by at least two men.
There was a small hole in the
metal barrel, just above the part
where the powder was placed. This
hole was filled with gunpowder
When the weapon was to be fired
the powder in the "touchhole" was
set off with small torch, a glowing
wick or a piece of red-hot metal.
UNCLE RAY.
Evening star., 1944-06-19
Uncle Roy's Corner

War pictures show us "big guns
being moved about or in action
These are sights to see, and they
make mighty explosions when they
are fired.
1t is long distance from a mod.
ern cannon to the early hand can.
non" with Its small barrel. Yet the
hand cannon may be called a great.
grandfather of the present-day big
gun.
| Six hundred years have rolled by
since men in Western Europe began
to fire cannon which contained gun
powder. Some of these cannon had
short barrels but wide mouths. They
were of the mortar" type, and could
hurl their cannon balls" only a few
hundred feet.
The wide-mouthed cannon were
too clumsy to be moved around very
well, but some soldiers har short
guns which could be held in the
hands. These may remind us OF
present-day 'bazookas," since they
were little more than straight bar
rels. The bullet, however, was sent
forward by a single explosion OF
gunpowder, and the. principle of the
rocket was not used.
Evening star., 1944-06-19
H. G. WARBURTON and JAMES r. BIRD
Attorneys for Petitioner.
1927 Eye st. NV, Washington, ID. c.
Filed June - 1914.
Charles E. Stewart Clerk.

United States for the District OF CO.
lumbia In Re Application OF Charles
Henry GuStive Helbig for change of name
Civil Action No 24510.--Charles Henry
Gustive Helbie having filed a complaint
tor judgment changing his name to
Charles Augustine Schramm and having
publca lion of the notice required by law
in such cases. it is. by the Court. this
persons concerned show couse, If any there
be, on or before the 1st day of July. 1914,
why the prayers of said COMPLAINT should
not be granted: Provided, That a'copy of
this order be published once week for
three consecutive week before said day in
The Evening Star and the Washinston Law
Reporter. (S) JAS. w. MORRIS. Justice.
A true copy tsealed) Test: CHARLES Z
STEWART. Clerk. By EMMA C, SIMPSON.
Deputy Clerk. tu6, 1919.
Evening star., 1944-06-19
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY
Names In The News.

CHARLES de GAULLE, head of
French Committee of National
Liberation. Caution: Not Charles
dee GAWL." The "a" of Charles Is
fiat, and the IS" Is silent. The "e"
of de is obscured (uh, and has q
sound similar to the III" of "dud,
dun" Gaulle rhymes with "hole,
pole" Say: sharl-duh- COLE.
CAP DE LA HAGUE northwest
ernmost point of Cherbourg penin-
sula. The "H' of Hague is silent.
The "a" is fiat, as in bag, lag" Say:
kap-duh- -lah-AG.
TREVIERES, town west of Bay
eux. The IS" is silent. Say tray
WAR.
Many broadcasters are pronounc-
ing CAEN like cayenne" as, "kie-
YEN" This is altogether erroneous.
In the correct pronunciation the
"ae" has the sound of "ah," and
the IN" is naSalized. Be sure to say:
kah tnD.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1944-06-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1910 super 4-door sedan; like new
s heatsr si0e defroster ano eq re very
IcMahen ehsyfoiet Co., $3.50 Georgia ave.
BUICK 1941 model Al 4-door sedan; radio
i7.1o7 miles: viii take trade and terms; no
buick 1889 4-door sedan; original black
hsd eHee nsh 1h4 tres snd
July il. Jack pry Motors. 18th st. and
BUICK 1910 special 4-door sedan; original
black factory, fnish eood tires and n. me
BUICK Tie 4 se1 sd r 46s s'f sedsnette RADIO and
mes viii sEe rade e's9s snd em "
barsain at Warren "gsI Sanders 100 R. /. ave.
BGicK BEi AZ 1a4l g'os Super sedan; low mileage,
orisinal-tread tires ike new, excellent me
chanical condition. radio, heater and seat
covers; moderately priced. Loving Motors
cADILLAC 1871 model "6a" 4-door sedan;
snd monf Go
cxn1LhAc ai e ass eonv M olsS Coupe: radio and
heater; 21,0O0 mi. Privately owned car
Shelton ton a. at ass5 a wilson vi S biVd % Arl, va
{.I cADILLAG 1885 e9nyss.iOls coupe; excel
CADILLAC 1941 .7-passenger limousine
With partition perfect condition with very
csdlac Cav issa asDd a'etf ss. NV feS Closed sat
qEday ypnY snd IS sunday; ,ns6; ,soor ,um,.u,,,,
FOOD. 4ssl conneeticutu. Wo. s4oo
se" Faot SeSGF 1921 9% m'st
CHEVROLET 1885 Master de luxe o-door
sedan has good tires and runs flne but
ffs RHdy Teef ef IS each an
bIyd:' Arlinston eli. sfI 5000 600, 100 "'.''"
rado and heater as orgns bseE nsh
good tires, car like new: Sl.125. You can
buy car almost as sf good as this one I, for
not be for sale after the ceiling goes on:
Kenyon Peck. Inc, Chevrolet dealers, 1925
Msea Syd ATk Ak tor w Mr. cH wasener sene
CHEVROLET 1896; new paint Job; in good
cco3ndition con S275; owner gone in service.
cHEvRoLET 1870 a-door Master i: d. de luxe
e5fafhe2sRoMEHHrS 5ffes MH SIia lsaz business coupe; with
SHIvRoLEr 1s4l e-aoo,: sid weilbo5n bern
Georgia ave sH. 400. ' Open evenings
81 sHExkSIEr Il 1881 ssssn cheap
|
CHEVROLET 194l super de luxe club
coupe; +, and h., good tires: owner going
into service. Ii. 7649. Seen after m
CHEVROLET l941 5-pass; sedan; very
s99s. ~ Fred Motor Co, 50l3 Georgia
CHEVROLET l941 special de luxe con
vertible; excellent condition throughout;
81 ,495; Parkway Motor Co. 3o5l M st
CHkYsLER s 1910 Traveller: blue. blue nnish
ton 81 $50 or best offer. Call before :.
or after D FM. 04S2
CHRYSLER 1898 4-door sedan; excellent
finish and good preWar tires. Less right
now than OPA ceiling price. July 10
Jack Pry Motors, 10th st. and Pa. ave. Sc.
DE SOTO I941. good condition: 4 900
mi. 90 Cali WI. 3106 bet and 9 eyes;
DE- SOTO l94o convertible coupe. sid
Wellborn Motors, Chrysler-Plymouth deal
ers, 5000 Georgia ave. SH. 4500. Open
evenings and Sunday.
DODGE 1885 2-door sedan; verv good
cond.. mech. perfect radio; black finished
Call SH. 6512.
DODGE 1a4I 4-door black sedan; 10000
miles; excellent condition; Sl,4oo, IE
s5e1. 49,