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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
Unknown Man Meets
Mysterious Death

An unknown person was killed
in a manner yet unknown just
across the county line in Buch-
anan County on the Haysi-Hon-
aker road Saturday night.
At about 1890 that night, the
bus driver from Haysi to Honak-
er came Upon disorder1y crowd
in the road near the county line.
A man was lying in the road. The
driver begged the crowd to re-
move the man and to allow him
to pass. Before they could or
would do so, an automobile COM
ing from the other direction, hit
the man in the road and dragged
him several yards. The body was
taken to hospital at Richards
but the man was dead on arrival.
The matter was reported to the
sheriff at Clntwood. After an
investigation, he referred the
problem to the sheriff of Buch-
anan County.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
Veteran Lawyer of.
Wise Passes Away

Robert P. Bruce, 81, a distin-
guished citizen of Wise County,
died at his home in Wise Monday
morning. The cause of death was
not specific and was supposed to
be a set of complications from ad
vanced age.
Mr.. Bruce was born and rear
ed in the Tacoma section. He be-
came one of the most prominent
attorneys of the Wise County bar.
Elected commemorative attorney
of Wise in 1887, he served two
terms and was later elected to the
state senate. He served three
terms as trial justice of Wise
County.
He was an unsuccessful candi-
date for congress in 1906, losing
to the late Campbell Slemp.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
ROD & GUN CLUBS HIRES
EXTRA WARDEN TO
PATROL STREAMS

The Rod and Gum Club met at
the court house Friday night in
regular monthly session. T h e
crowd was augmented by a
group of Boy Scouts who attend
ed to see the moving pictures,
t wo reels entitled Fishing
Thrills" depicting fishing scenes
in large streams and the mighty
salmon coursing up fresh water
streams and leaping over obstruc
tons.
After routine business matters
were disposed of, it was voted to
hire Kiping Yates, special game
warden and forest warden, to pa
troll Caney Creek for IL days dur
ing May in quest of reported mis-
creants said to have been dyna-
hitting the stream. Yates has ac-
cepted the assignment and says
he will be on the job every day
needed. Caney remains one of
the few unpolluted streams in all
the country and it might be made
one of the best fishing streams In
the county.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
Ash Camp, KY, Citizens
Asked To Attend Board
Meeting Here June 6

And now comes Honest Tiv''
Mullins with an appeal to the
good people of Ash Camp, KY, to
Join him in his effort to have the
old road through Blowing Rock
Gap opened.
The Board of Supervisors re-
commended that this road be
taken into the state system. That
recommendation goes only so far
Further action is needed. Will
the people of Ash Camp come to
Clintwood on Monday, June 6, to
the meeting of the Board of Su-
pervisors? They can assure the
board and highway authorities
that Pike County, KY, is ready
to do its part on the other side
of the mountain.
Tiv hasn't gone into this thing
to lose. He announces a great
picnic at Blowing Rock Gap on
July 3. The affair will be garn-
ished with food for everybody,
bands, speeches and all the other
trimmings pertaining to such an
event.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
SCHOOL BOARD HOLDS
REGULAR MEETING HERE
MONDAY

Few matters of special import
ance came before the county
school board at its monthly meet
ing Monday. The opening date
for schools next term was discuss
ed at some length, but the final
decision on that matter was post
poned.
A sick leave plan for teachers
was presented, but the board de-
cided to study the plan before
taking action. G.. N. Buddy joel
Stanley was given the contract
as janitor of Ervinton High
School for the next term. The
board decided to put on an ex-
tensive repair program during
the summer. Among the repair
items was a bonded 20-year roof
for Dickinson Memorial High
School and certain partitions In
the Haysi school building.
Also the lawn of the local high
school will be set to grass and
trucks and cars barred from the
grounds.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
POLL TAX PAYMENTS PICK
UP AS DEADLINE NEARs

According to deputy treasurers,
payment of poll taxes during the
last few days has taken quite a
squirt. The office is being worked
heavily on this account during
this week.
At last account, about $500 per
sons had paid for the present
year. No special class, group or
party seems to be squirting the
activity. It appears that number
of citizens are simply qualifying
themselves as Usual to vote in the
forthcoming primaries and in the
general election.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
MRS GLADYS COMPTON
DIES AT HOME IN DETROIT
SUNDAY

Mrs. Gladys Sutherland Comp
ton died at her home in Detroit
after. an illness of several months
Sunday morning. The cause of
death was cancer of the spine.
The deceased was daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs: Lundy Sutherland
of Bee. She was about % years
of age.
The body was returned to the
home of her parents on Sunday.
Funeral services were held Mon
day, with Elders G.. B. Suther-
land, A. R. Singleton and Ebert
Stevens in attendance. Burial was
in the Compton cemetery at Bee.
Surviving are the husband and
two young daughters
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
WINS PROMOTION

Pfc. Robert A. Beverly, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Beverly,
ST., of Baden, was recently pro-
NOTED to the grade of corporal at
GoodfelloW Air Force Base, San
Angelo, Texas.
A graduate of Dickinson Memo
rial High School, where he excel
ed in soft-ball, Cpl. Beverly was
employed by the Asphalt Service
Company in Baltimore prior to
enlisting in the air force. He is
presently assigned to duty with
the 3545th Supply Squadron
here.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
LOCAL YOUTH is HOST
TO TOWN OF PLYMOUTH

James r. Beverly, U. S. Navy,
son of Walter r. Beverly of Clint
wood, was host to 22,136 people
of Plymouth, England, aboard
the heavy cruiser Columbus dur
ing the British navy days.
The Columbus, flagship of Ad-
miral Richard L. Connolly, joined
warShips of the Royal Navy in"the
entertainment of British civilians
during the annual Navy Days oh
servance. The visiting citizenry
of Plymouth were conducted on
inspection tours of the ship.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
DOTSON FAMILY TO HOLD
REUNION AT RACHEL
CHAPEL

The date of the Dotson family
reunion has been announced for
for June IL. The place will be
the Rachel Chapel on Caney
Ridge.
There will be preaching SER
vices, several talks and a business
session. Dinner will be on the
ground for whatsoever wishes to
partake. The program is expect
ed to take UP the entire day.
Everybody, regardless of rela-
ton, welcome.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
ATTEND COP RALLY
IN BRISTOL

S. H. Sutherland, Weldon Van
over and Dallas Mullins attended
Republican district rally held
at Bristol Saturday night. They
report very spirited meeting
that bodies hard campaign in
the Ninth District next year. Sen
ator Arthur Y. Watkins Of Utah
was the guest speaker.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
FLETCHER TEACHING
VETERANS CLASS AT
ERVTNTON

Fred F. Fletcher, former coun-
ty agent, is now teaching a vet
Grams class in agriculture at Err
vinton High School. Glass work
was organized Tuesday night with
a large enrolment. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Fletcher will con-
duct this work during the vaca-
ton period, after which he will
resume his duties as principal of
t h Lyons Fork elementary
school.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
NORLAND YOUTH FINISHES
BASIC TRAINING

FIT. DIX, N. j., April 28-Rct.
James Bryant, son of Mrs. Hattie
Fleming of Norland, has complet-
ed a course in army basic train
ing with elements of the 9th HI
fantry Division, at Fort Dix.
Prior to his enlistment in the
army on Jan, 10th, Ret. Bryant
was employed by cllnehfield Coal
Corp. at clinchce,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
SGT. DYE SIGNS EN- UP

Sgt. Jesse Dye, local recruiting
officer, enlisted four men for the
army and air force and five for
the military reserve during the
month of April. Those who enlist
in the reserve are subject to i'm
mediate call in case of emergency.
The enlistees were, army and
air force:
Harlan H. Taylor, of Tarpon;
William c. Counts, of Splashdam;
Hershel S. Elam of Haysi; Walter
B. Mullins, Clintwood.
Military Reserve:
Frank N. Buchanan, Walter H.
Buchanan, of Mcclure; FOLLY
Murphy, Stratton; Clyde H. Large
Of st. Paul, Rt. !; Roy G. Stallard
Of Herald,
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
Secondary
Mileage

Comparisons are made among
the Southern States because they
are in the same general condition
and have suffered the same hand
leaps since the Civil War and Re
construction. These figures, tab
ulated by a branch of the federal
government, show that Virginia
has the best system of secondary
roads in the South. We add that
80 per cent of all our secondary
roads are surfaced with either
bituminous macadam, stone or
gravel. Only Tennessee, with 70
per cent of its county roads sur
faced, is near the Virginia fig
ure. Those of us who are proud Of
the old state, not only for what
it has been, but for what it is
now, may keep our pride in this
showing.
Men with private griefs and
personal disappointments often
fire their mouths at the Virginia
road system, calling it 'The Byrd
Road Plan" Incidentally, the rep
resentative from Dickinson Coun
ty in the General Assembly of
1882 voted in favor of this plan.
But no matter whose plan it is,
it works. Virginia and North Car
DINA are two of the four states
in the nation wherein the state
is responsible for the county
roads. Every mile of road in Vir
ginia is paid for. At this moment,
the governor of North Carolina
is recommending a bond issue OF
$200,OO0,O0O for improvement of
secondary roads, That amount
would no more than bring the
county roads of North Carolina
on an equality with the county
roads of Virginia.
X II
One is sometimes surprised that
those who find Virginia such a
(TuRn 10 back paeal
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
DEPUTIES NOW KEEP ON
THEIR SIDE OF CREEK

George Burchett, in Clint
wood Monday for the school
board meeting, reported that he
hadn't seen "Pee Wee" Phillips
in his section for quite some time.
He thinks that the deputy sheriff
is using good judgment in this
respect. He did notice two other
deputies ON Bartlick a week or so
ago, but they stayed on their
side of the creek.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
Niney Prisoners In
County Jail Last
Month

Ninety prisoners served 800
prison days in the Dickinson
County jail during the month of
April. Three of the prisoners
were minors, under the age OF
Is, land four were women. Three
persons remained in jail at the
end of the month. AS usual,
drunks led the list. If the number
of drunk drivers is added, the
strong water addicts were in a
majority. The breakdown follows:
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
Supervisors Ask For
Bids On New Jail
State Law Heads Attempt
To Bypass" Board
Of Education

came before the Board Of Super
visors at the meeting Monday.
Claims, roads, stock laws, Jail
and tax collections, all up for dis
cussion, made a full day of il.
The attempt to bypass the
State Board of Education" and
put up buildings on school prop
erty, without reference to STAN
dards, came back with a bang.
$1O5,000 for the erection of gym
nasiums at Clintwood was author
lied last month. For some reason
A. R. Singleton, member of the
House of Delegates, had made in
quiry of the Attorney General as
to whether such construction,
without approval of plans by
authorities was legal The answer
was citation from state law pro
viding that any building erected
for school purposes must be APP
proved by the state and county
authorities. The appropriation
was thus left hanging in the air.
The Jail issue was at last settl-
ed when the Board ordered adj
vertisements for bids On "a
man and a 80 man Jail inserted in
the Roanoke Times. That would
indicate that construction of a
Jail will begin within a few
months.
Attorney G. Mark French was
authorized to start such suits as
might be necessary for the collec
ton of taxes on property owned
by the Clintwood Coal and Tim
Der Co., H. c. Carpenter, and the
Steinman Development Corpora
ton. 1t is understood that this
property consists of coal lands.
Road viewers were appointed
to report to the next meeting on
a road proposed from the Fair
ground to a point beyond Fred
F. Fletcher's property and on an
other leading from the Brush
Creek road up Wild Cat Branch
A number of Bartlick residents
laid petition for the enactment
of a stock law in their commun-
ity before the board.
"A warm discussion came up
when the resident highway en-
gineer protested against a, recon-
mendation that the road from the
foot of the mountain to Blowing
Rock Gap be taken into the Sec
system. The engineer al
legged that no people resided on
the proposed. extension, which
runs through national forest
land. When the point was made
that this road would connect with
a road leading into Kentucky, the
attempted to wave that
aside. Fred N. Fletcher, county
agent, urged approval of the road
because it would make it possible
to get cheaper lime from the quar-
ry on the mountain. Then the
engineer asked why the Depart
ment of Agriculture did not build
the road. Elmer Poore replied
that the Department of Agricul-
ture was not in the road building
business any more than the high
way department was in the farm
ing business. On motion of Super
visor Rakes, the Board approved
the inclusion of the road in the
secondary system.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05

Hardiway Hanover, former resi-
dent OF Norland, now of Seeo, Ky,
was seeing friends In clintwood
Saturday,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
CHURCH NOTICE

Elder J. H. Ford will hold SER
vices at the Osborne Gap church
both on Saturday and Sunday,
May 7 and 8.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05
OF
All
Thi;ngsi

1t is said that every American
has two states, his own and Vir-
ginia. Yet the land is loud with
the voices of those who say that
nothing is right with this COM
monwealth, nor will ever be I'M
til the state government is turn
ed over to them. Among all the
charges against the state, one
mouthed about by the lesser and
more irresponsible critics is that
Virginia's road system is a fail
ure and a disgrace. We propose to
examine that charge in the light
of facts. Let us, al AL Smith used
to say, ego to the record" A
table Of figures, compiled by the
u. S. Public Roads Administra-
ton, a branch of the federal gov
eminent, is interesting. In this
space we cannot give that table
in full. Nothing we omit from it
is of discredit to this common
wealth. Reference is made only
to secondary roads. The primary
system of this state may be dis
cussed at another time, if neces-
sary.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05

Floyd Killen OF Norland was q
business visitor in clintwead Oh
Tuesday,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05

Hiram Mullins Of Blowing Rock
was business visitor in Clint
wood Saturday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05

Mall your news IN early
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-05-05

The figures as to secondary
roads in the Southern states fol-
low:
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HAINES
MOTOR CO., INC.
ANACOSTIA
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Your Guarantee of Value
'49 Ford SLABS
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miles; one owner, guaranteed.
~ Ford -----$1 1895
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good; bargain, guaranteed
AT Chrysler -$1,495
Windsor .5;;pass, club coupe; pea
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Immaculate mech. good, r. and h.,
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r. and h. See it. Guaranteed
AT Studebaker- $745
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Al Chevrolet $685.
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'38 Plymouth S245
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SPURRIER'S
USED CAR LOT

LOT in THE METRpPoLITAN
AREA A.an s4 ASEEsFALL
Will Accommodate Over
800 Cars
40 FORD ------$ 1,3s5
Orig. green finish Tudor
49,; 10000 actual miles;
very clean.
AT PONTIAC (2) $1,345
Streamliner, 6 and Sc
equipped and orig. finish.
'4s NASH ----------- $1,195
Sedan. This is beauty;
black finish. WV. tires,
r. and h.: one-oWner,
clean. lcw-mi. car.
AZ NASH (2)--- 81 ,145
Sedans; orig. 2-tone fin.;
one-owner cars with new
car appearance and per-
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Al PONTIAC ---- $1,195
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Al PACKARD -------- 1926
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2-tone green finish. A
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~ PACKARD --- $545
Club cpe.. good looking.
clean car: one owner;
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Al HUDSON ----- $1,os5
Custom "S' sedan; orig.
maroon finish, r. and h.,
drivemaster, Wv. tires.
This car Is exceptionally
clean in every respect.
~ STUDEBAKER --. $545
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very clean. o.. d. and
heater; dependable and
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Many others to choose from at less
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Bank Financing
OPEN 0 TIL 8. SAT. AND SUN.
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JEEP, ARMY
M 0pS0
THE SAGE OF
AUTO ROW

Spoke a great truth when he re-
Gently said:
Never was there a better time to
buy a good used car than right
now"
With steel and coal strikes unset
tied. cars may be scarce again. See
these better cars at lower prices
today.
40 MERCURY 4-door. Has radio,
heater, overdrive S 1895
AT sDUDEAKER CHAMPION busi-
paint 49, 1905
40 sTuDEBAKER COMMANDER Sc
dan. Has overdrive, radio. heater.
$685.
Al CHEVROLET club coupe. Indeed
f1ne car -.-.. $495
40 PLYMOUTH convertible coupe;
mighty sweet and only S295
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HILL & TIBBITTS

WASH.'S OLDEST FORD DEALER
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~ CHEW cow; heater and
,w-W. tires 81, 195
'46 Nash $500 4-dr. sed. 1876
AZ Plymouth 4-dr. de luxe:
heater and new tires S95
'46 Ford Tudor; black; r. and
h. 1880 S45
~ Studebaker Com. 4-dr.;
heater and overdrive 5a5
Al Studebaker Champ. Cdr. 445
AT Studebaker Champ Star
light coupe - 1.195
BOWMAN MOTOR SALES, INC,
Studebaker dealer, 1880 Georgia
ave. Ia. 1000. Open ewes. till 9.
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Open ewes. Mon. thru Fri, till pm
1000 Georgia ave. NV, IA. 1890.
80
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OPEN DAILY TILL 9
SAT. TILL 5; SUN, 10 TILL B
Shop in comfort at Washington's
keep at least 100 cars on display at
all times. Most cars have radios
and heaters. Easily financed and If
your car exceeds the down payment,
we pay you the cash difference.
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DODGE 194s 4-door sedan; :. and
h.. less than 600 mi. A barcain
at S1.495. LUSTINE-N1CHoISoN
MOTOR Mss1teR,, CO.; $500 BALTIMORE Tins bird
mechanical condition. new battery.
Il ran nvs sis SIS, 81. 1854. 0"0 msi
DODGE 1914 dark blue de |. town
DODGE 1919 conv.; 12 NIL. cherry
red; a sportsman's dream; take ad-
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price pys IL Sl'54 ases M & H. 1914 a6 Ga.
Cal CAP; Ii Fa S97as sa'ef anu SLIP @ eCsefS'
DODGE 1947 club epe.: maroon: htI :;
SEE ssae ciars sa6sG circle sD 24 Vs
poP ,qan 1aa7 cea 9so5s and h.: sa1o
Circle. Arlington. Va. CHI. 1900.
DODGE Cd toI 1870 es5 cow epe asn new motor
XII eona a che obea 95's tr sass fs only
Weekly payments IS oR REiass s sS
Maine ave. s.w,, DI. 1925. 81.
DoDIE l!4U Qe luxe S-Qr.. r, H.
original black, excellent condition
a nd aP pos Yd.ss prize S3a5 or s75
DODGE 1947 Club coupe; practically
sfT tires HALE spe h Pae saEa eGn 14i
DODGE 1871 4-dr.; fiuid dr.; r., h.;
orig. black I'm; good tires; priced tc
sell: S575. HALEY'S. Packard, I14C
10Th st. NV, Ma. 1905. 81
DODGE 1899 Custom sedan; orig. Jet
Wv. super cushion tires. compl
| new engine; brake system completely
recond.; clutch, starter, generator
and transmission This car is In
| excel. cond. and must be seen and
driven TO be appreciated. $685.
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radio and heater; outstanding spe-
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| = oo GOLDEN asS, 263 Carroll st. NV,
DODGE 1910. 2-door sedan; radio
sc SCI hsais 9 GoIpEN o nss s ea5
roll st. NV. Georgia 1903.
DODGE 1947 4-door custom sedan;
r. h.; like new; $1,245; pvt. party.
DODGE 1946 7-passenger sedan; Low
mil; good rubber; new-car appear.
ance; S1,245. 2114 18th st. NV
DODGE 1887 sedan; very good con.
dition throughout; $500. FIR. 1892
E SS ss5s, $3.50. Nh: KExDMosD
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Afo' al
PACKARD 1919 factory executive
sedan; white sidewalks: undercoated,
all accessories: low mileage: perfect
cond.:; 81 1913: MI. 032s; Oh n3o
fine condition: 500 down. small
weekly payments. AUTO WHOLE
sALERS, 1881 Bladensburg I'd. Ii.
PACKARD :s1sSHI; 1s41 4-door, series Ito;
and h sfS se5 n Mo Sr{y se e.
$500 Baltimore blvd. Hyattsyille
PMAS ek MA t ie47 deluxe, 4-door: +.
and h.: good cond. Price $500 .6
PACKARD 1910 sedan: 1894: equip.
good running condition: 500 down:
WSmn WIZ xsffE ' fzsi Biaden A
I'd, II, 3,SSOO. a
PACKARD 1917 super sedan: S1,O94;
fine condition.: $3.50 down. small
weekly payments. AUTO WHOLE
sALERs, 1871 Bladensbure I'd. Ii.
pxCSKxRD 40 4-dr.; excel. condi-
ton; new tires; r. and h.; $3.50;
HAWKINS MOTOR CO, INC, a5oI
Columbia pike, Arl., Va. oW. 1900.
PACKARD 40 "leo" sedan; excel.
cond. new crankshaft. mains. in
serts. rings: S295, terms. GE. 1914.
PACKARD "1e47' sedan de luxe
mGssl 4so0r engine 9sxtiNx Nj sffss No
BY publ pubic a auction at Weschler's. ao5
E st. NV. Tuesday. Nov. l. 1949, 10
am. Re: Chattel mortgage recorded
March 90, 1949, as lien No. 1912.
Recorder Of Deeds once, p. G.
torney for Party Secured Warner
PacKARD 1s4s de luxe club sedan:
every possible extra: in need Of
money. Price. $1,625: DU. 914s;
PACKARD 194s sedan; beautiful
s %a fnes ss b a eap ifs5 eSp
22nd st. NV. NA. $500.
PACKARD 1947 Super 4-dr. sedan:
dark maroon, Wv. tires, r; and h.
overdriye. electromatie CLUTCH; l60
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PACKARD 1919 Clipper s-cyh; $500.
P sei ARD 1s41 e-cylinder. Price
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pASCsKkAARp 1910 "1eo" club coupe;
good rubber, motor Al. r. and h.,
Prestone; will pass D. c. inspection;
S325. WO. 1865.
PACKARD 1942 4-dr. sedan: mech.
sound; new green finish: r. and h.;
S795. HALEY'S, Packard. lao Goth
st. NV. Ma. 1905. (REMEMBER-
IF IT COMES FROM HALEY'S-
PACKAKD 1915 Clipper 4-dr.; ST.
l45; a beauty. HQRNER'S CORNER.
9th and Fla. ave. ne, AT. 1854.
PACKARD 1913 club sedan; heater,
electromatic clutch, overdrive, beaut.
ers; 1885. HALEY'S. Packard,
LAO goth st. NV. MA. 1905. GRE
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