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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-01-27
Births

The following births at Bluffton
hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Diller, Pan
dora, a girl, Kay Louise, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Luginbuhl,
Wapakoneta, boy, Gregg j., Thurs
day. Mr.. Luginbuhl. is formerly of
Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Runser, Ada,
girl, Nancy Sue, Thursday. Mrs.
Runser is the former Maxine Pat
terson of Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donavin Montgom-
cry, Bluffton, girl, Connie Jeanne,
Friday. Mrs. Montgomery is the
former Margaret Burkholder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Bucher, Col.
Grove, boy, Nolan Dale, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welch, Bluff
ton, a boy, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Lewis, Lima,
a boy. Michael Rae, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Yoder, Land
isville, Pa, a boy, Randall Dene
born at that place Thursday. Mrs
Yoder is the former Mary Lou Car,
of Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hauensteir
north of Beaverdam, son, Will.
liam Gerald II, at Lima Memoria
hospital, January ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hamman
Turino, Italy, girl, Emily Ruth
January 18. Mrs. Hamman is tn,
former Doris Garmatter of Bluffton
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EUangeListic Services
Will Close On Sunday

Meetings of the ri-County Evan
gelistic campaign being held nightly
at the high school auditorium will
close ten days series here with
the service on Sunday night.
Attendance has been near capacity
with the largest crowds estimated
over $50 on Saturday and Sunday
nights. Speaker is Rev. Earl Jen-
sen, Wheaton, ILL.,, evangelist and
former radio pastor.
Music is directed by Jack Rollings
of Detroit Metropolitan tabernacle
supported by choir from churches
of the area.
Saturday night is designated as
youth night when Rev. Jensen will
speak on Cleared to the Times but
Anchored to the Rock" Services
are at 7 80 p. m. ..
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Announce School
Operettd Cast

Cast has been announced for "The
Mocking Bird" to be staged by the
Bluffton high school music depart
ment, March 8 and 8. The action
takes place in New Orleans in the
1760's.
Characters are as follows:
Gen. Aubrey, French governor of
New Orleans, John Bauman; Eu-
gene de Lorne, governors aide, Bob
Niswander; Maxine Grandpre,
wealthy citizen Of New Orleans,
Sam Ruhler.
Yvette Millet, Maxime's Ward,
Treva Althaus; Manor De Lange,
immigrant girl, really Countess An
toinette "The Mocking Bird" Ada
May Oyer.
Jean De Fargo, notorius French
pirate, Dean Sommer; Bob Finchley.
a virginian, Roger Linden; Capt.
Beloit of the ship "Marseilles," Don
Schmidt; Don Aurelio, Spanish en-
voy, Ralph Dunifon; Marquise De
villebois, wealthy colonist, Ruth
Anna Lee; Countess Bellaire, her
niece, Janet Tlthaus.
Janet, an immigrant girl, Dorothy
Hardwick, Joan Gratz; Lenore, i'm
migrant girl, Beatrice Leiber; Ja-
Vote, governors housekeeper, Dor
othy Leiber, Jean Montgomery ;
Chloe, slave belonging to Maxine,
Mary Louise Balmer; Pierre, negro
butler, Joe Goodman.
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Library CirculGtes
: .IS,IOI Books In 1913

Buttons public library IN the
high scheoi building circulated lS,loI
books for home use during the past
wear. it was disclosed in the report
Of Miss 'Ocie Anderson, librarian
made at the annual meeting OF the
library board Monday night.
Officers elected for the coming
year are:
Pres. A. J. B. Longsdorf; wee
nres.. Mrs. Walter Marshall; sec.'
Mrs. Ralph Stearns; clerk, Miss ocie
Anderson.
Other members of the board are:
Mrs. C. B. Fett, Mrs. w. A. AM
stutz, Edgar Hauenstein and James
West.
The library has circulated for
home reading an average of IL books
oer capita since its organization Id
wears ago. It now has more than
$4,000 volumes and subscribes Tor o.
magazines and newspapers.
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LESS FEDERAL AID
LOOMS FOR TOWNS
SEWER FINANCING
Limited Federal Aid Indicated
For improvements: Affect
ing Outlook Here
Village As Sole Sponsor Would
Assume Heavy Financial
Burden

With the day of large federal grants
for state and municipal improvement
projects apparently on the wane,
Bluffton's projected sewage disposal
system is taking on the aspects of a
neavy financial burden for the town
should it be started in these times
of high construction costs.
Federal financial assistance will be
smaller and harder to get if the pres
ent governmental trend continues,
and hopes that a major proportion
of the cost of disposal system here
would be paid from federal funds
under stream pollution Measure are
not nearly so bright as they were q
year ago.
Requirements that local govern
ments obligate themselves for sub
stantial portion of the cost of inn
provements have been written into
the new federal aid to airports act
and into the federal highway act.
No Progress On Help
In the meantime, no progress has
been made in bringing to vote in
the House of Representatives a three
year-old bill to provide federal as
sistance for program to eliminate
pollution of streams emptying into
the Great Lakes.
The bill was proposed as an after
math of treaty with Canada to end
pollution of the Great Lakes by the
two nations, and it had been hoped
that considerable portion Of the cost
of the disposal system here would
be made available by the suggested
federal act TO assist municipalities.
With construction and material
costs at record high marks and posi-
bility that federal aid, if available,
would be restricted, proponents for a
sewage disposal system here envision
difficulty in obtaining $50 favor
able vote on financing program.
Altho plans and specifications have
been completed, ready for start on
the sewage disposal system and plant,
the next step in the program poses a
major problem unless hoped-for fed
eraI assistance is made available.
Completion of plans and specifica-
tions was made possible thru an
interest-free federal loan, which need
not be repaid until procedure with
construction of the system is author
lied by voters.
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Wesley TippIe Rites
Held Here On Sunday

John Wesley Triple, 30, retired
farmer living near Jenera in Orange
township, died Thursday of last
week in Findlay hospital, following
an illness of 10 days from infirmi..
lies of age.
A lifelong resident of Hancock
county, he had never married and is
surTived by two nieces and three
nephews.
Funeral services were held Sum
day in the Diller funeral home here.
Burial was in the Hassan cemetery
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NeW Riley Creek
Pastor Is Named

Rev. D. z. Pummeli, pastor of the
st. Marys Baptist church for the
last three years, has accepted call
from the Riley Creek Baptist church,
near Bluffton in Orange township,
and will assume the pastorate early
next month.
Rev. Robert Turner, former past
or of the Riley Creek church, has
resigned to accept a call to Rich
wood.
Reared on farm near Dayton
Rev. Pummell has attended Moody
Bible Institute at Chicago. He has
spent 27 months in military service
He has wife and son, Gary, age 7
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Collect Taxes Here
February l And z

Representatives from the Allen
county treasurer's office will be in
Blufton, Tuesday and Wednesday,,
February | and 2 to receive real
estate taxes for the December col
lection at the Citizens National bank.
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ShOIU OUerseas Relief
Pictures At College

Ruth Hilty, returned relief work
er from Holland, France and Ger
many will show pictures of her
European experiences at the College
chapel, this Wednesday evening at
7:3O o'clock. She will return to Eu-
rope the latter part of February to
resume relief work. Miss Hilty is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Hilty of Pandora and niece of
Mrs. Ben Whistler and Mrs. Cyrus
Schumacher of Bluffton.
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Pandora Institute
- Next Thursday

Featuring three sessions Of out
standing attractions, Pandora's an
nual community institute will be
held Thursday, February 3, in the
high school auditorium at that place,
Mrs. Ruth Arnold Steva, of st.
Marys, and Rev. r. Wobus, pastor
of the Reformed church at Sidney,
will be the state speakers.
Other features will include the
Swiss male chorus, play by the
Ohio Power Co, and home talent.
President of the institute organi-
zation is Stanley Bixel. Francis
Niswander is vice-president, and
Forrest Bower is secretary.
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p. T. A. To Hear
Health Speaker

Miss Mildred Rankin, research
analyst with the Ohio Committee on
Public Health will address the Par
ent Teacher association meeting Feb
ruary IL. She will make compari-
son of the public health program In
Allen county with that of other
counties of the state,
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With The Sick

Mrs. Clayton Bixel is convaiescing
in Toledo hospital following a sur
gical operation.
DR.. Milo Rice, Pandora physician
is a surgical patient in Bluffton hos
pital.
Otto Bigler who was medical pa
tient in Bluffton hospital, taking
treatment for heart ailment is inn
nroved and has been removed to his
home on South Main street.
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Student Recital

Bluffton college department of mu-
sic will present in recital at RAM
seyer chapel next Tuesday night at
g o'clock students of Otto Holtkamp,
Pearl Bogart Mann, Sidney Hauen-
stein, Elma Alter and Russell L.
Lantz. The public is invited.
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Mt. Cory Student
VIII Get Degree

Edith Stuber Lapish who was
graduated from Mt. Cory high school
in 1912 will receive the degree OF
Bachelor Of Science in Education
at mid-year commencement exercises
at Bowling Green university, Friday
afternoon.
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BLUFFTON MARKETS
Wednesday Morning

Grain (bushel prices) - Wheat
$2.16; corn $1,30; oats roc; soys
$22S.
PouItry-Heavy hens 35c; Ieghorn
hens 27; heavy springers 35c; old
and leghon stays 20c; young heavy
stays 30c.
Eggs-Large white 41c; large
brown 39c; medium white 37c;
medium brown 36c; pullet 34c.
Butterfat-60c.
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College Choir At
Mennonite Church

Bluffton College A-capella choir
will appear at the First Mennonite
church Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock
in the opening concert of its season.
The choir is directed by Prof. R. A.
Lantz.
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EpHToR's NoTE-This is ons
of series Of uaficlse to dppeGr
IN the Rluf Ncsos dedlin0
s0ith curly Ohio h;story. OTHERS
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-01-27

Always do right will please
some and astonish the rest.
Evening star., 1949-02-13

2-WHEEL house trailers; interior furn.
unnec. BALTIC. CONTRACTORS,
INC, Ill S, Central ave, Baltic. B..
FoRps WANTED-Any year or
KIRK MOTOR CO, 1000 Ga. ave,
ia 1890. Open 8 to 9.
WANT CAsH-1op dollars for sood
&c clean ooen. cars. Call Mr.. slsk'
fo" %, IS; Immediate cash.
FLOOD PONTIAC. A"!l Connecticut.
CHEvRoLETs WANTED-Any year
0Fcs pr m0ds kak w mooR RoE do ashs5 $500 'esh aa
.uICKs fie; a. WASTEp@iny VAN Hpen i y Year or
model; will pay highest cash price.
KIRK MOTOR CO, 1000 Ga. ave,
poArfscs: oA; fses: qPsp %sSfES&Any & .. year or
KiRK MOTOR CO. 1000 I5 Ga. ave- ave.
IA; 4s90i Open to 8.
car Immediately; prefer late model:
well Wssk9sys' gay al Ho eass so7s Can between se
HOLD IT JUST A MINUTE, get high:
car, DU 2s57: Du. s1ss: BRENT
WOO, WooP NC MOTOR CO: o., l717 Rhode
WANTED. used cars, any year. any
make or model, for export; imme-
diate cash, no waiting Contact AUTO
"WiS sRrsuFs WrTh Fl VI WINK! n! ssoG Mo9e sss for
your car No delay Open 9 am. to
8 pm. Open Sunday. 10 am: TO 8
pm. pm VIM MoToRs. oGSS 15s Florida
MORE CAsH FOR YOUR CAR. new
OF used Drive in. bring your title
and get cash WOLFE MOTORS.
r.5Rn fnd H1SKsT SIS .PpRaIsALs' PT Ex s'e9 85 all
s MssKEE,SoNTiAc. 1928 L st. NV.
TRY TRiANGLE-We pay premium
prices for extra clean cars Of popular
either dNa III TR1ANGLE sses MoToRs loea:
tions. 3010 r. I. ave. ne. and 1888
LINCoLN zEPsHYR. 1910 or 1s41.
Pay hisheSt price II n good condi-
tion. R l. MOTTO :, 1870 Rhode
Island ave. ne " 'it4
Continued on iea. Tase)
Evening star., 1949-02-13

AZ Ford ST 470

Super de luxe Tudor. Clean as a
pin. This owner-rated car is as near
perfect as you will find. Radio,
heater, custom blue covers. Jet black
finish. Very low mileage. It's a
honey 3O-day owner-rated guaran-
tee. Cash or terms LOGAN (Ford',
iii 18Th ST. NV DI. $500.
AT Studebaker, 81, ,595
Champion club coupe. This is the
.,l,,S., de luxe model with I,r!o plctnre,windoW
original one owner. It's cream
puff" Isle gray finish, heat and
music among many extras; 30-day
owner rated guarantee; cash or lS-
mo. terms. LOGAN tFord, I'LL
18th st NV DI 1900
Evening star., 1949-02-13
'46 Ford. $995

Super de luxe Fordor VS.. Here 1t Is
folks, the bargain of the year. One
original owner, black finish. Heater
and seat coprs. Cash or terms
LOGAN (Ford}, I'LL 18th st. NV
DI. $500.
Evening star., 1949-02-13
TOMS USED CARS

'46 Buick Super sedanette: r.
and h best dollar for
dollar offer today Sl,695
'46 Plymouth Spec. cpe. like
new in every respect 1895
Al Plymouth Spec. 4-dr; l.
owner: low mi; inlmacu-
late condition saS
A. Plymouth Spec de ]. A.
DR.; r. and h.; one owner:
,ow mi. looks like new 1,545
SO Packard "l20' 4-door:
good looking; excel tires;
priced for quick sale 36B
TOMS USED CARS
ol1h Nichnls ave xe TR 1osa
Evening star., 1949-02-13
'49 Ford, ST. ,265 70

Custom Fordor s-cyl. Exactly list
price, not a penny over. No trade
necessary. no strings attached; car
is immaculate from original owner
Extra equipment includes heater,
seat covers. etc; sparkling Haverford
gray finish; cash or Is mo. terms.
LOGAN lFord), I'LL 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1949-02-13
AZ Plymouth, 1895

Special de luxe club coupe; this pop
ular 6-pasSenser model runs like o
song; motor recently completely
overhauled. new paint job in spark
ling sea-foam green; far under Blue
Book value: 30-day oWner-rated
guarantee; cash or terms. LOGAN
LEordl. ILL 18th st. NV. DI $500
Evening star., 1949-02-13
Al OldS. S895

4-dr. sedan. Beautiful original black
glstens. Interior clean as a country
parlor. Has had fine care. Radio,
heater and seat covers. 30-day
owner-rated guarantee. Cash or
terms. LOGAN tFord), I'LL 18th
Evening star., 1949-02-13
al Ford. S795

De luxe Tudor, with nice VS. motor
A real bargain in clean. economical
transportation: seat covers ane
heater; sea mist green finish original
30-day. oWner-rated guarantee
LOGAN (Ford), I'LL 18th st. NV
DI 6R00
Evening star., 1949-02-13
PEAKE SAYS.
PEAKE MOTOR co,
De Soto-Plymouth Dealer
ABB Wisconsin ave. OR. 20l

De Soto-Plymouth Dealer
4433 Wisconsin ave. OR. 2003
At Chev. (Aero), 81, ,495
This Fleetline Aero sedan is for the
discriminating buyer. Cleans and
gliStens like showroom model.
Maroon finish with white wheel discs.
CuStom-tailored seat covers and side
mirror. The best at wholesale
price. Cash or lS-mo. terms. LOGAN
tFord). I'LL 18th st. NV. D1. $500.
Al Studebaker, $595
Champion 4-dr., with new factory
motor recently installed. Original
black Seat covers. Runs like a
charm. The owner-rated bargain OF
the month. Casl or terms. LOGAN
Ford. III 18Th st. NV. DI. $500.
'48 Plymouth, SLABS
Special DE luxe 3-dr. Driven only
5000 miles and it's in beautiful,
immaculate condition throughout.
Baby blue finish sparkles. Heater.
$500 down. Balance in terms.
LOGAN tForO, III 18th st. NV.
Ol MOO
Evening star., 1949-02-13
2 P0s yOW NdoII UIItISIICt.
HILL & TIBBITTS

11l4 Vermont ave NV, Wash .
Oldest Ford dealer. MA. 1850. Ia
Manhattan Auto g. Radio Co.
Over so cars to choose from,
Mechanics specials Cars in run.
ming order but need minor repairs.
30 Pymouth 2-dr. S75
80 Dooge 4-dr. 125
~ Crosley conv. cpe.- 1p5
10 plymouth 2-dr. 2I5
~ Buick 4-dr. spec 3a5
q Plymouth Sta Wag, 5aS
Terms and trade.
Manhattan Auto & Radio Co.
Authorized Austin Dealer. service
and parts. Centrally located, both
SIDES of eth and r SITS. NV NO,
1857 ii
Evening star., 1949-02-13
SPECIALS

Shop in comfort at Washinston' 8
largest indoor showrooms. we try
to keep at least 100 cars on display
at all times. Most cars have radios
and heaters; easily financed and il
your car exceeds the down payment
Evening star., 1949-02-13
AZ Olds. 81. $40

t DA1~sS
4 DIR. sedan. It's the economical g.
cyl. and in perfect condition
throughout Turned in by original
owner Radio and heater. 30-day
owner-rated guarantee. Cash or
terms. LOGAN tFordD, I'LL 18th
Evening star., 1949-02-13

PACKARD 1910 So club coupe; with
new l946 motor; $500 or best ofter.
CaIl OW. 1896. Ia,
PACKARD 1947 Clipper de luxe "s"
4-dr. sedan; r. and h.; low mileage:
exeellentz cond. every way SIP ~ 70
rhLnhnW NE, low mileage: ta owned by diplo-
mat, leaving: best offer under S3,.o,
095, terms Tele.. Or, 900 nl5
PACKARD 194l 81 10" conveft{nn5e o1vS nne
ish. practically new top and tires,
oeiy oeT $50 ss95 'o'fIa fHIAaLEY's, INC. Pack
ard in washington. 2o"0 M st. NV
pAcKARD UHS 1e4s de luxe 4-dr. sedan;
radio, heater ROYAL Master Wv.
tires, attractive Egyptian sand mn
ish: driven less than 5000 mi. and
is Just like new throughout New-
car guarantee. S3545. HALEY s;
INC, Packard in WaShineton, wv
PACKARD 194s custom 4-dr;, sedan.
radio. heater, overdrive, and otaef
extras, attractive Lowell gray nm
ish; sold new for 81 200. Like new
now and priced at only y,s S3i inG 5o'
New-car guara1nthe,e; ,n 0tan aAIs6 s62o q NJ T st.
PACTKARD iS47 Custom sedan; radio,
heater. overdrive, electromatlc Gluten
and other extras; attractive maroon
finish. We invite your most carsLui
inspection: So ,095. HALEYS, INC
Packard in Washington, 202o M 81.
PACKARD a Ok 1871 4-door sedan; over
drive. radio and heater, eood tireS;
/ car owner. Sa25. UNION AUTO
CO, 1925 L st. NV. -l4
PACKARD 194S 2-door; radio and
heater! like new: $3.50 or best
offer, Call UN 1872. ID
PACKARD 1898 club coupe; looks
and runs good, has good tires; cheap
Transportation at only S345. HA,
LEY'S, Packard in Washington. 2u2o
II St NV. MA. 1900. If
PACKARD 1898 7-passenger sedan;
+. and h., new Wv, tires sotTIa ,Srply2; Z 4
MOTOR SALES. 1880 Georgia ave,
PACKARD 1887 4-door sedan: black,
good shape all around; sac. $3.50 or
best cffer 923 Shepherd st. NV.
PACKARD 19477 4-door: beautiful,
maroon, new Dunlop Wv. tires,
leather upholstery. under-seat heat
er, low mileage: ST 1873. GE. "744.
PACKARD 1a47 6 Clipper cab; low
mileage; in good cond,; $1,000. Call
PACKARD 1912 convertible coupe;
owner needs money, sacrifice: $3.50,
terms, $3.50 down; good condition.
ROPER" 1880 r. !. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1949-02-13

oIDS 1a4s "aS" series conv.: fully
equipped low mileage and lmmp E.
Evening star., 1949-02-13

oIDSMOBILE 1912 series "9s" 4-dr.
sedan; every ezra; low miIe1 e. per- PEI
Evening star., 1949-02-13

NASH ] 94S 4-dr "600'; radio. heater.
seal seat covers II 81 s1;;55o or best 1ffer
NAsH gHdff ;4e An Ambassador bass "s" 4-dr. sed
ride-control, royal blue fin, fully
sgaf ~, sl'3355i, 5,rp1%EpH phSne for s4IPRss Gsmos
GdeIIS2 MoToRs odS 5Nc Esan bNH MercFy sH
Nash 1a41 "6oo' 4-dr.; r. and h.,
Wv. tires, many other extras, q
tone tan; low mi. just Ike new
sl iS,5tI0u ,Se5 NoRTHEAsT E2afz MOTOR CO CO
(Ford Dealer, 1901 MINI. ave. ne
NASH 1913 black 4-door sedan; fac
tory seat covers, r. and h., Weath-
less than s mos. OLD. ST. 0556.wij
NASH As sedan; r; and h: 81 ,695.
F PLAZA = 4 AuEo IGaS SALES 4a Mass. ave.
NASH l94S7 Ambassador 4-door green
and runs like new; overdrive. radio,
conditioned heater. tailored green
plastic seat covers, bed, super bumper
guards, sun visor. foglights, chrome
wheels. Dunlap SUPER cushioned
tee; bargain. S2.25O; cash or terms;
no trade necessary. ALEXANDRIA
NASH CORP, Montgomery at N. st.
Asaph. Alex. 233O.
NASH 1916 ZOO" dark gray 4-dr.
sedan; air conditioned. heater. ra-
dio. seat covers, looks and runs like
ALExANDRIA ALE: EOfI NASH CORP. Mont
gomery at N. st. Asa oh, Alex. 1880
NASH 1916 900" 4-dr sed; r. and
h: 2-tone green. We believe this
mach. represents the clesnest. finest
1913 500 to be found. Must be
seen to be appreciated; guaranteed;
price is S1.195. WILLIAMS d
BAKER NASH, 2S19 M st. NV
NASH 1916 Ambassador club coupe;
2-tone blue. This fine running auto
mobile is a real buy at 81 .3g5;
NASH, 2S19 NJ st. NV. HO. s700.
NASH 1887; $3.50 or best offer; new
brakes. Ideal transportation. Lu.
NASH 1947 1900" 4-dr. trunk sedan
one owner; $1,000. Call AT. 7242. :.
NASH I949 2-dr. Super g. Brand
new, $3.50. 1892 Ga. ave, S. S.,
Nd, Open to Q. DEALER.
OLDS 1947 4-dr. re-; radio, heater.
Hydra-Natic, low mileage. must sell
immed aNS1.550 cash or best oyer.
GL. Asa. -13
Evening star., 1949-02-13

roSaiAs ssSd5'sa 49, !s:s "s ow f;s.:r ssts coed
PONTIAC i9i; "s' streamliner, 4-dr.,
fully equipped. low MILEAGE; same as
new car; TO-DAY only 81 .6s5i IA
sTuDRBAksR TfhSms sffs sda ~ champoa sh 1884 club
coupe; overdrlve, heater; excel. con-
sfUDhBAKER a1thoh sR 1879: rec. eo'e; overhauled
engine, economical gas, oil; 4 good
tires: 5000. NO. 70S0. -l3
STCDEBAKER 1910 coupe; excellent
THToN pns5s01 auro eriess &C. 1se5 1S sell st s4ss
1a41 Champion !-dr.
5-pass. coupe; newly painted; COM
plete motor oyerhau,ed: written
EHsH GoRp s3s omer5 AhETAfPF p g.
sTUDEBAKER 1a47 Comma nder
Regal de luxe club coupe; China
tizer. Hill holder. Seat covers;
1000. miles. Sl'7bo or best offer
sTuDGBakER Fl Ga;,I 1a47 Champion 4dr.
sedan; radio, heater, overdriye. seat
covers. new-car cond., S1,59h or
best offer. TW. 1904. Ia
STUDERAKER 1916 Champion sedan:
with overdrive. One Of the cleanest
anu DcSl I-uWHcI CdIS you taIl liIlu
Only s1'ls6, ,,oTnss Gnsr and, snd terms
ave. ne, co. 0SS2.
1941 4-door: r. and
h new motor; this is an excep-
tionally good automobile: terms and
guarantee; 1895. FRANK SMALL,
Jr.. INC. 300 Pa. ave. Sc. TR.
S247, vi 9S27. -13
Champion 1941 club
coupe. excellent condition, new tires,
passed D. C. inspection; veteran un-
able to meet bank payments; 500
cash and take over balance, $3.50.
1898 Commander. Gus
tom, r. and h.. new paint. springs
and upholstery, car recently over
hauled, clutch and transmission
overhauled last week; excellent con-
dition; S415 or best offer. Call LU
1927. 1912 N. C. ave. ne. is
1947 Champion club
coupe, radio. heater, overdriVe, pic
ture windows, new-car cond., 81 1855
or best offer WO. 0l55. 10
1941 Comdr. 4 dr.; an
owner-rated Regal de luxe beauty;
futuristic styling at its best; heat
and music: you will fall in love with
this streamlincd maroon darling; 30
day owner-ratss. suarantee; .795,
cash or terms. LOGAN tFord), I'LL
18th ct. NV. DI. $500.
Evening star., 1949-02-13
SMALL
The Best of All Comes From Small"
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

IIdut- tIlNS.
1901 Good Hope rd Sc. Ii. 201t
20Ol Nichols ave sc. TR. 972l
Evening star., 1949-02-13

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Evening star., 1949-02-13

PONTIAC 1941 2-dr.; r. and h. seat
covers, Immaculate cond.: Sl,495:
terms. HCYLE MOTOR SALES,
1345 Q st. NV. DU. $500. is
PONTIAC l946 Streaminer 4dr
What a sweetheart this is. loaded
with extras: radio. heater, fog lights
etc. Beautiful cleaning black; low
mileage; ;iU-oar, oWner-rated guar
antee Sl,Ja5 cash or terms.
LOGAN Ford. I'LL 18th st. NV.
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