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Milford chronicle., 1948-02-27
CEDAR NECK
Are you at wits-end corner"
Take it to the Lord in Prayer!
Methodist Church
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Are you at wits-end corner"
Take it to the Lord in Prayer!
Methodist Church
Rev. b. N. Wright, Pastor
Sunday, February %
II A. M Sunday School
Take time TO be hOly-sp speak
often with the Lord"
We are sorry to report that
Thomas Clark is suffering from a
case of quincy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Watson were
Sunday evening guests Of Mr. and
Mrs William COYerdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Potter and
daughter Brenda were supper
guests of William H. Potter and
Mr.. Horace Potter On Sunday.
Miss Alice Brown spent Monday
in Philadelphia
Mrs. James E. Niblett and son
were recent afternoon visitors Of
Mrs. r. Davis Watson.
Mrs. William A. Purks was a
guest during the past week of her
sister, Mrs. Frances Wetzel, in
New York City Mrs. Purks also
visited in Philadelphia and Will
mingtOn.
William Potter was a guest on
Sunday of George Williams.
Mrs. F. Davis Watson and Mrs
Bess Sheu were afternoon guests
at tea on Friday of Mrs. John c..
Truitt in Milford Other guests Of
Mrs. Truitt were Mrs. Charles E.
Varney. Mrs. Edwin Layton, of
Bridgeville, and DR.. M. Dalema
Draper
The 4-H Club met on Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Orpha
Webb.
The Cedar Grove Farm Bureau
group meeting was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dom
Ovan on Thursday evening with a
splendid attendance. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Granville Shockleg on
Thursday evening, March II, at 8
o'clock.
Willard Potter made trip by
plane to Wisconsin to attend a
session at a school for mechanical
instruction.
Mrs. Duane Lynn spent last week
in Philadelphia visiting friends.
Mrs. Granville ShOckley and
daughter Lola spent the day on
Friday as the guest of her sister,
Mrs, G. Raymond Davis. Mr..
Shockley and children joined the
group for supper that evening.
Mrs William Walls and daugh-
ter Miss Mildred Walls, of Mil
ford, spent Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. Hilda Shockley.
Learn to relax. Mentally and
Physically"
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-27

Oil Burning BF00deF
450-Chick Size %40.So
Sturdy, ions-losfing breoder which
you con depend on "a hours a duy.
Economical TO use =. burns fuel oil or
kerosene. Double drum construction.
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-27

mental income which, inturn, were
predicated upon a continued boom
in all its phases. If those estimates
prove to be seriously in error, tax
relief will really be a chimera.
There is an intangible factor of
great economic Importance which
may prove to be a defnitive influ-
ence in the near future. That is the
state of business and consumer
thinking. When people think pri-
ces are coming down-whether
their logic is sound or full of holes
they will defer all possible pur-
chases. The industrial purchasing
agent as well as the individual will
do that. This factor can be especial
ly important in such fields as in
dustrial and residential building.
Classified Ads get results.
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-27
His Honeymoon Coupe
Goes 100000 Miles

WAYNEsBURG, Pa. R
James L. Johnston has driven his
honeymoon coupe" 100000 miles
without so much as denting a fen
der.
It was back in 1880 that Johns
ton bought a new automobile to
take his honeymoon. Still in serv-
ice, the auto is used by Johnston
daily as he commutes to work. He
has replaced the cars motor twice
but the 1S-year-old vehicles body
still has a brilliant polish.
Johnston's recipe for safe driv-
ing:
just use your head and exercise
ordinary care, caution and COM
mon sense"
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-27

fOrd Area of Bulky Merchandise valued at $40 or more
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-27
Go to High School
To See the World

LANCASTER, Calf. Up An
telOpe Valley Union High School
students claim a place among the
most Travelled" pupils in the ma
tiOn.
Sixteen buses cover 1900 miles
daily gathering students from the
school districts 3,476 square miles.
The buses use 200 gallons of gas
each day.
Round trips range from AZ to 116
imles. Average round trip is 76
miles
OF the schools 1862 students,
about $40 ride the buses. The
school district includes the north
ern half of Los Angeles county and
portion Of Kern county.
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-27
ECONOMIC
HIGHLIGHTS

Happenings That Affect The Dinner Pals,
Dividend Checks and Tax Bills Of Every
Individual - National and international
Problems InseparabIe from Local Welfare
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-27

The Alaska moose, weighing more
than 1,40O pounds, is the largest Of
deer
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-27

Classified Ads get results.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

vantages claimed for the steam
rolled products, however, seem well
founded and strongly substantiated.
Equipment required to roll cereal
grains after steaming generally con-
sists of elevators or legs to lift the
grain above the roller, holding bins
and a steam jacket down which the
grain is dropped and in which it is
steamed on its way to the rollers,
Then in many cases a dryer is pro-
vided to decrease the moisture con-
tent of the rolled product. Finally,
~conveyors are used to reload the
grain onto the feeders wagon or
truck.
A 10 to Is H. P. steam boiler is
necessary to provide the steam re-
quired for the process. Cost of the
equipment can be $4,000 OF more,
and including installation, the cost
may easily run better than $4,000.
First Cost High
This original cost, and the tech
nical knowledge necessary to oper-
ate the plant, will prohibit most
feeders from contemplating private
installations. 1t is an established,
practical practice for the CONNER
cial feed dealer in the areas where
much cattle feeding is undertaken,
however. In the Bozeman-Living-
ston area, the cost to the rancher
runs in the neighborhood of IL to Is
cents per hundred pounds of feed
rolled.
Steam rolling grain for sheep or
lambs is not necessary, as sheep
chew their feed much more than do
cattle. It is an excellent feed for
horses and is probably less wasteful
and more palatable for swine. Dairy
men, where it is available, use and
like the steam rolled variety,
Feeders in the state are also re-
ported to be having success in the
use of individual type rolling equip
ment which processes the grain with
out the application of heat or steam
ing. They find that grain prepared
in this fashion is more satisfactory
for feeding certain types of live
stock than ordinary ground grain.
Such equipment is relatively in
expensive, making it feasible for the
average operator to own his own
unit. AS yet, however, little infor-
nation is available as to how this
rolled grain compares in feeding
value with the steamed and rolled
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15
The Case for Steam Rolling
Cereal Grains for Feed
By LARRY GILL

THE STATEMENT, almost with
out exception, the cattle feeders in
this area use steam rolled rather
than whole or ground grain" came
as a slight surprise to me last week.
The statement was made by the OPP
orator of a commercial milling COM
pany in the Livingston community.
In Gallatin valley, the concensus
of opinion of commercial feed oper-
ators is that at least 95 percent of
cattle feeders used their cereal
grains as a feed after steam rolling.
Possibly a half dozen other loca-
tons in Montana and northern Wyo-
ming have steam rolling facilities,
though it is unlikely that feeders in
general are as aware of the advan-
tages of the steam rolling process as
are those who live near Livingston
or Bozeman.
What Are Advantages?
If this method is so widespread,
then what are the definite advan-
tages? The feeders, almost without
exception, give the same answers;
namely, feed SO treated is more pal
atable, is produces less digestive
troubles, less waste through greater
d~igestibility and faster gains by
reason of the factors just listed.
Time and again the statement was
made that steam rolling tended to-
ward pre-digestion of the grain, or
that it was a ~pre-cooking process
and that the grain was improved
thereby.
After checking into this state
ment more thoroughly, how
ever, I found this particular reason
for steam rolling grains has little
basis in fact. In the first place, di-
gestion of starch to sugar is accom-
plished by an engine or engines
in the mouth or stomach, and not
by heat or by water. Secondly, real
pre-cooking (where the temperature
is high and continued for some time)
has added nothing to the digesti-
bility or the nutritive value of the
feed and may actually decrease the
di~gestibility of the protein
However, the latter is anothe1
story and a controversy all its own
Sufficient to say that the steam roll
ing process is not a cooking or di
gestive process as supposed, th'
steam acting only a. a softeninl
agent to the grain without exces
moisture accumulation.
The palatable and digestive ad
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

MONDAY, JUNE
Is HERD BULL PROSPECTS
40 Bred and Open HEIFERS
Sired by ond Bred TO These
Sires of National Reputation:
cOMPREsT cONQUEROR*
CLAYTON DOMINO 10Th
DOMINO BOY 10Th
BAR 10 coNoUERoR 18th
coMPREsT MISCHIEF I'd
STAR cONQUEROR
BOB DOMINO F 10Th
DOMINO sURPAss
BRED by T o Ranch, Ration, New Mexico
In 7o47:
At Greet Falls the Champion steer over oil breeds, bred
by Toby Orr, wos by q grandson Of Comprest Conquerof.
The Reserve Champion over all breeds wos by q son of the
same bull.
At the Wyoming Stote Fair ond the Casper Fair the Cham
pion steer over all breeds wos by Bor l3 Conqueror 18th.
At the Ak-sor-Ben the Champion Hereford steer and Re-
serve Champion over all breeds was bred by J. Hall Dillon
and by Comprest Conqueror 9th.
At the American Royal q DueIi Brothersbred steer by
Bor l3 Conqueror 18th won his class.
Al the Son francisco Cow PoIoce q son Of Bor 13 Con-
queror 18th was Grond Champion over all breeds.
At Denver in 1948 Ernie, q Bonvue Ronch-bred steer by
q grandson of Comprest Conqueror, was Champion steer
over all breeds.
BAR TMKw
Sheridan WIN
Please Write for cataIos. TO sheridon. Wyoming
Evening star., 1948-10-05

Has everything, 1s-ft. lv. rm. with hre-
place, din. rm. and sun bright kitchen, 2
floor. expansion space galore, full base
ment, automatic heat, sidewalks and large
lot: only 8 minutes from Key Bridge.
Price. Sl3950 with S1l.l00 Ist trust at
approx SS5 per mo. Need we say more.
Cali ARLINGTON REALTY CO, 22o4
Wilson blvd Arlington. Va, OW 1900
nY
Evening star., 1948-10-05
STORES FOR RENT

BEAUTIFUL STORE, in the heart Of
GATE pos,ess15s a5se Wf RGw windows mme
SEVERAL veil-located o stores for rent:
several equipped stores for rent also;
9ne a1rxayynRI.s wax sRt vow g,. NA a. t6sa
mo: perfect for ONCE and storage; perfect
thoroughfare. Phone NJ. H. BARRY, org
55 sase. HMS sof slesery s0ts cr
sseda'eisso IEo Go eshGHr a5
krw " coRShMRF MF sT6sE, ftaa in Alexandria Va
N NJ BERNSTEIN g. CO, l4l5 x st. NV,
BkAND-NEW CORNER STORE. on Nichols
BERNsTE1N 4 Co ADpr i4i5 X St. ST. nv, ",
cHEvERIY REAR GATES, Tuxedo. Nd, MD
ons is sx9 for o5 monthy one
STANLEY MoREAU. 4eG4 u Annapolis aaut5i rd. d.
if, M4 nj S1caois id yA aVH Sfso srlarse 1% store
nssed 0 T. WREDoN Rf e@'4sSs e. Ne afs sdI q
ls1o X ST. N.w-store, % 3x34, in new
7-storv. public garage; excellent location;
attractive rental. CAFRITz, DI. 9Oso. >
ist OR md COMMERCIAL. 9Th and n. Y.
an G Gsss sI yaaPe
MIR WAGANHEIM. "' =
CORNER STORE, No. Arl.. main intersec
s.[esS IRON s'ssay saSsl 0S ves
etc EX. 7294 or Gil 1854 ewes -
caEwY ixsV IL caAsE a1Hs.nl D. Cone.story store
elec sues saGpDaf saes and suaGe app
s's co ,'sSs sc ass '15s 15h p bH0S sss5
Evening star., 1948-10-05

low mileage:
ca sh, trade or
CO. 9th and
Evening star., 1948-10-05
ACREAGE FOR SALE tcent.)

ACREAGE-Mile and third front on
River and Bradley rds... overlooking Con-
gressional Club; suitable for homes of
distinction where they want considerable
acreage. Fulton r. Gordon. owner. 1927
Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50. Brokers attention.
5O-ACRE TRACT of beautifully wooded
lard. high elevation, streams, on good
road; 2 miles from town of Fairfax; in one
Of the countv'S fast-growing areas; already
financed, can be bought with small down
payment and subdivided into or 10 acre
tracts and sold for several times the asking
price: THOMAS g. CO.. Fairfax 500: ewes,
OV. 2S7". 5
lO,s ACRES, Ia miles from Key Bridge;
near schools, stores and transp.; 81, 500
mGore aeSs IA IsEmS cal Nv
DRElSEN b!; 6lG Bond Bldg; w >
about mile from new Health Center;
about $50 #. on hardsurface road. Price.
81 500 per acre. E. w. THURM, DI 1905,
90S 10th st. NV.
CoL0RED-MY K!NGDoM-LAND-Few3 ?
to 10 ecre tracts, Prince Georges County,
iads Md; Is milss Of ,E21sR S $500 os ss5e easy
Evening star., 1948-10-05
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Cash FOR end TRUST NOTES lvhite or
colored Quick settlement Prefer per-
sonal calls to telephone calls. FULTON
r. GORDON. l4c7 Eye st. n ". DI. $3.50.
TRUSTS. ist, md and srd; Md, Va. and
D. c.; wk S service. ADAMS REALTY
CO, g05 " Y. ave: NV. RE. 1917. 81
FIkST-TRrST LOANS on real estate: low
rates; or year terms and monthly
payments P. J. WALsHE. INC. 1115 Eye
st NV. MA 646S.
SECOND-TRUST NOTES for sale Deferred
purchase money on owner-occup!ed homes.
MITCHELL QUICK, ST, 3S2@. RA. 3i1S.
Ist AND end MORTGAGE LOANS. BAR
TOW 7 D. Re REALTY 3D. co" Realtors 1881 G st
M IS I ASP end TRUST L LoASs Ms sn o. rec, ,,s4, ss-
l4O4 L st. NV, Ma 4Ib7.
Isl, AND End RUST LQANs-Prompt
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. sl7
AZ * sMsioRRTTeAeEE Nc Z Io2Ss-Ne ssiSi chags. for
appraisals, MOORE g. HILL CO.. s04
MONEY ON SECOND rkusr-we viii
buy second-trust notes D. c.. nearby Nd.
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT COMP 13l
QUICK CASH tor znd-trust notes. notes long or
short term; D. G, only. DI; 450s; ewes.
and Sun GE $500 lTl3 NJ st NV
Evening star., 1948-10-05
OFFICES FOR RENT,

OFFICE SPACE .AvAnABLE-single rms
all space redecorated; ideal downtown To-
sss M Es9 Room 'ff2 s
FLOOR Of
oo ssasef ptRFY tT5Rshsd s. S4 Sn "a k41siEF
trance, rooms and bath; ideal for doctor,
dentist or other professional businesses;
sao,,p 30 per m month; F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
OFFICE OFFICE n II BiETHaEsDA-street floor, with
show windows and 2 separate large
s%s rsR! s1y !Sss0os's of 81 s5Ss Sa
oFf1cE eaf eTeS SPACE near, near 9Th and Pa. ave
isEss' s. siRs' 81
81 BEST Ps orf1cr f1s saIURchoiee aGss rooms in
sEcoXp-fLooR SPACE, | room, l7x27
Ssl9n monh sSefsp' Isl fa =! s'Tass
fARdf fsia e. ROOM isdS in Conn ave bldg. Fu3n Fur
aansd HnfuR s. a1a Eve FeeeR ea sss ;sEyes i
play room with large display window;
asps axa5la1s x50if f44s g part for equipment
very light ideal for architect 800 So it.
sHff sTfE eSnn 81 fFf 81 in ss downtown
ser section; suitable for law ONCE. aeeounting;
4 GO. I4l5 K st, NV. Me 5400. 3
Iop1 nrRHsTErG 5sn 81 9To cG GceaS9nable rent LEO
PARK LANE BLDG,-on,ces now availat'e
for professional, medical, dental and a.:
At cogner Of 2lst Snd Eye sts: NV. rea.
IEo n n rsERNsfEIN E5sa s' Z CO. i4is SIX St St
CoSyENIESI TO ARL; CoIRTHoUsE-
afTRAdriyI sf GH IyI eKM eKss SH f5st Far
rasut Square rooms lend themselves S to to
fine appointments. near Army and Navy
Metropolitan Clubs, Mayf1ower and statlef
Hotels; also l small ONCE or studio. Call
FarEST Fai NJ LAWYER will share ONCE; -S Vic
1dth and ~ Cal Re .ropt 2s4t ooo4
auto parking and and eustOdisl Service service PRO pro.
dfd ,S ASp f5' sfs FL s25s and
bath sS5s al services incl Newly
EsoNIiSr ne 13S st hrnv NV Ar o5sl soo.
suite. Available whole or in part. Oct 8,
at very reasonable rental to responsible
party. Newly redecorated duorescent
lighting. Venetian blinds. storm windows
and copper screens throughout; ample clos
ct space, private washroom; all utilities
FURNISHED oFFicE in ONCE bldg, best
location' . xlth sdd1 or without phone service
PkIvAfE PROFESSIONAL ONCE with re-
ceptionist in central city Office building.
BARRisTER BLDG. e35 st. NV, rms.
now available in this centrally located
modern once BLDG. single rms or suites:
newly decorated, reasonable rates. Call
THOS. J. FISHER & CO, INC Realtors,
13s 18th st NV. DI $3.50. is
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ONCE rms.
available in large modern ONCE bldg; SIT
nicipal Court. Call THOS. j. FISHER &,
co. INC. Realtors, 73S 18th st. NV. DI,
APPRiox. 600 so. FT., 2nd fl. front Sss
FRAScis N h" 4 'sT SLuNpoND snpe DhHRe iNe Ma ol4
FURN. PRIVATE OFFICE in suite: avail,
switchboard service. 1925 Vermont ave.
NEW NEW AIR t5S coSDfTIoNED 1Htts Ed OFFICE build
ing Of Distinction; single room. in suite
Deeup1ed "s a1'nn By Yox esssent downtown
OFFICE in attorneys suite. furn or
unfurn.; reception room service. secretary
services available; reasonable rent. ME.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
AuToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS.

ENGINE, s-cyl, for 1887 Olds s." ex-
cellent condition: also other parts, Call
GE. 1000, Ext 1873. Don't call until Mon
JACK BLANK sAYS-Pontisc owners, at
tention. Get your tires at our new tire
dept. General Sauee-gee nonskid, pune
ture-proof tubes; bargains in all makes
used and almost new take-of tires See
Mr.. Kelley, Tire Dept. ARCADE PONTIAC
co, AID $500. 1887 Irving st. NV:
plan. Sl25 week.
JACK BLANK SAYs-Pontiac owners. at
tention Prepare now for the fall. Get
your antitreeze permanent type). bat,
General tires, seat covers. and nationally
famous advertised accessories for your
car now. Come in, see our complete stock.
Your credit is good. GMAC budget plan.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving ST.
NV. AID $500
AUTO PARTS, used, new or rebuilt, In
stock Also auto srils. glass generators,
starters, transmlssions ar and rear ends.
MI ZOO. Open all day Sat. -
Evening star., 1948-10-05
STATION WAGONS.

PACKARD As station sedan; r. and f.,
whitewall tres. other extras; low mileasei
$500 OF new car price EALEYS. INC.
JEEP STATION WAGON 194s, 5000
miles. like new; S1,800. D1. 27o2 after
4 pm. Sunday 81
1917: low MI, new cond.. radio and
heater; s. .795, terms. Ex. $500. Br. 364b
or MA. $3.50 evenings
car for a school. nursery or for pleasure:
motor and body in new-car cond. Call VI
9N5 $3.50 with Is mos. to pay MAY.
FLOWER MOTORS. 1928 18th ST. NV. RE.
poSSTIAc p;trS le47 station wagon. de lux.
IS" with radio, heater, whltewall tires:
low mileage; absolutely hawless: 30-day
guarantee; S2.l95. terms. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 1888 r. I. ave. ne, co. OSs2.
Evening star., 1948-10-05

a,o.n EoRD bd,n feas ,on gckgp sss ssfsptqn
BUICK AMBSuIANcE, fully equipped =
tires, puilt-in cabinets, . leather seats IN
rear which are remOva6e AZ PqmeeI car.
LENS, cAFRITz. Di. o0so. -5
FORD 1a47 li2-ton van side door; ex.
terms saTEUART Moron 60 9Th and
NeRn EeE YoTb ave 1w InNu5 IA 1000 Sow ;...
ssfssn fsfms fHRSsP MooR f faf sh and
FEDERak FsD KALI TRAeToR eS Ma 1917 9oo ns cogd
500 or best offer. Call MRS. AUGUs.
Gsic 1916 s,ton cab and chassis, with ex:
Condition @7I4 Quarry I'd. DU. 664S.
s4s:ss sgrssa sfsuR44 &c T sok2 ae ss
e4 efMoco CO. DOES aa!s II + AGAIN aE You b.nsas
room oer srse selecon % o 1877
to 1899 used trucks are selling at less
800 500 Lee @ hwy vg All, IL Va T cH, 1000 othei
good truck bargains and Army truck parts
1901 oronoco st. Alex, Va oV. 1900.
e5 aa,.4 TEAc1os No sc @ 81;
SS5FpfF fsSil yHIIEY " 81 PsHa Ss
fSSss:s 1's ie lat; .c,o,:a 1897 n,55s!s
BODY body Ike new; price. new, $4,000; sale
KBs-5, chassis and cab s-speed axle.
s25x2o tires, flsh plate frame; like, new:
price, new. 50 2,46@; sale price, 81 ,375;
both trucks truck warranty MA,
IONEY'S, INC, sl26 Ga. ave, Silver
CHEVROLET 1912 la-ton pickup: 81 600
miles; perfect body and motor. new paint.
See, See to appreciate. $3.50. TR, aoo7; or
FORD o S2nH iaa7 hDa psnel % body motor. body and
tss ON or tssh Sex WA b as S9usss
not even scratched: iully eauinped: 81 OBS;
&u-day 20 guar. HILL & T1BBITTs, lllt
STERNAffioNssII. ffsI 1899 s.-ton panel; orig:
y an 9ssS ih Rsi dsY sIcseqt P1dy
&asb bsSt6Hs 6dss Fotd H5sa:P' 6sasP sX S' $3.50
FoRDs '3s to .ss o6ls; 1,s-:on 15s; CAP
bodies for carrying Coca Cola bottles excei;
cRarse HILL / TIBgiTTs. "iii4 Yer.
ne mont oSna aye NV Washs Oldest Ford Dealer.
ssG s!o ss Rs?s s51ft Ss5 s'S:sa. S:a
sS ss ~ o $oE 81 f's o
ssss sTEgARTS ss5f g. Ssh Gs"a5
0kD sf sEuARq 9n noFoR 2eGs c6 55a Sh sh1ssd and
foRp feT Y0Fa a4 ave- r Nv aA pekup seSG heater
grille guard and real, bumper; 500 miles.
Washs Oldest Ford Dealer NA. $3.50.
CHEVROLET 1871 Ia-ton sedan delivery;
s9a5; ,$o-day guar HILL = TTBBiTTs,
I5l4 ia IFa Vermont ave. nv Wssh.'s Oldest
1888 PIYMoUTH TRUCK, stake body, 4
fSED s5S Tktek S49 e.. pssS % f1s;
MALACHI MAJ, H D1 1858, l151 .lst .,,,n,: s. NV:
best. condition; s3o5. ROPER" 1880
E1sp s2s slms at saf s1 1qst K fs s1as
1s42 1la-ton stake: very low
mileage; in excel. cond.; l owner; equal TO
new truck only $3.50. TR. 90o7 or Lu.
FORD la4l. stake body, 15s-inch wheel.
REifsoo RAKoMR 0F MoToR e9rea sss CO sH soSo 90 ss
NEW Ie47 CHEVROLET TRUCKS
s-ton coe chassis and cab; 11o-inch
vheelbase; s25x2o lo-ply tires, 2-speed
rear axle.
'4-ton Gruman package delivery.
See Mr. Bartholomew. BARRY-PATH
MOTOR CO., 1870 Conn. ave. NV RE.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA, new 1e4s Ford's Enslish-buils
sfsa tsrms s.f.d Sny sh 81 vsy ssv
trade in; delivery 3-I5 days. See your
HL Hva phone sr R1t. fdr esson os
AUSTIN. new le4s; prompt delivery and
tarseT' % omier safety steel Sedie, With )
leather upholsfsTy, Doise. sedan: iaiIs
and service. MANHATTAN .AUT3 y
RADI0 RA pssR. S9; so sesh 7sss. s5s' of 9TH at "
er, safety sll-stssi bodies with q con:
uphoIsterS; s. IS miles per per SALON Promps
inciud. heater and defrosteis; only sf'6sf
ss1ssed ss4vss AsHns f2s saSf 1870 Ab 5Ps
&C., SSon. beth S6 5tH4 stdes OF 7th at r st. NV.
s faod shaps dssS pvt Var ovnei sa' .5ss G.. 81.
hs: ss ''sis ssoS MI 's ssSS s5s,
BUICK ie4s 4-dooE Roadma...E sedan:
4;SSi PsE PVT S'n oSns5; ss;eoa 1. s,. siSs y
sssa fsnasG5 new cali isi sH ts1 Ssis fs'fs
hSiak sffsa ,ias isss e R
T1qEo 1qo g4ss aessai miles, perfect eond'' $500.
BtIcK iIe4s Rosdmaster pynafiow con-
s6a owner nj s'1S De 'fss 5474 he"eaf eoaa
BUICK l947 Roadmaster conv.; blue, lisht
plastic plastic seat covers. fog lights. back-up
messs gnhas has fysFStflnf 4a sSSs S5 owner 10"
BUICK IS4s Roadmaster conv. .cpe. with
Dynatiow automatic drive; blue. black top.
lists lists s. 5S5 our price. S.. .46s;i so.asy
cash, trade, or terms at 81
a!f5sii GasI SEs: c III O. sGS sqaaeS. WIS tn
sfick ist7 Special s.d.nest.; r, and h..
and nsa ou ss4t low sua4 % RRSsfi. RoYAI
MOTORS; Packard, is Kennedy st, NV.
BGIcK 1899 4:dr. Special; new paint;
swell mechanically, new covers. excellent
tires; Tres gTsrantee glTIar r inspection $685. ST.
Buick atHS DhHhlN: ialI club coupe; Just returned
European seats; I owner; also equip. with
ders 'st repaired: % viii sell for SOS, eash, tfsds
or terms WILLIAMS R. I. ave. at goth
BUICK 1s47 Roa admaster 4-ar; like new,
owner; driven 81 $500 miles. must sell:
HaEEe BrfcK II oss s? $3.50 oM radio at' and heater,
excel running cond 360c 1lth st. NV.
BUICK la4s Super eonv cpe.; blue, black
mi: was S3,495, now $3,295 SO-day
ossn cash svt, rad d spGs,, ss5% At
SATCHER MOTORS, INC, 5l0O Wis. ave.
STICK N K'I io41 Special sedanette; T. and h.,
Wv. tires. orig. black fin. This has had
good care and shows 1t; Sl.24s; guar.
ROYAL MRo2TcRsso Packard. Is Kennedy
BUICK 1889 4-dr.; radio and heater, orig.
black finish like new. spotless interior;
choose from 100 cars, all indoors. HILL
& TIBBITTS. lila Vermont ave. NV.
Wash s Oldest Ford Dealer. MA $3.50, -
BUICK 1916 Roadmaster conv; black,
white top, Wv. tires; shows exceptional
care; S2ye95, terms. KENNY MOTOR
SALES, 18th and r. /. ave. NE, HU.
fConttn,yed on Next Pnrel
Evening star., 1948-10-05
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

I PAY CASH for houses. lots or acreage;
free appr aisa! SCOTT SANDERS, 3sIe
So. Gap st TR. 1868; eves.. VI 099o
ATTENTION, Cliff you wish to sell your
house, will buy or sell IT for YOU. Please
call Mr. WALTER MILLER. NE. 5400 or
DE. 5346.
ties, frame or brick, any where in D. c.
VIII purchase your equity or pay all cash,
Mr. J CLARKE. oil 9Th St NV. DI.
1851 Sundays or weekdays
I WILL BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE,
frame or brick. white or colored; "A years
experience. Call MR.. WALTER MILLER.
Me 5400 or DE 5346.
HOMES WANTED-Cash for your home,
Or will sell on terms. Call AL BAKER d
son: INC. ll6 So St Assph ST. Alex
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