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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-03-09
Concert Association
Sets Date For
Membership Drive

The Holmes County Concert
association has set the latter part
io4 April as the date for their
annual membership drive.
Only one opportunity is given
each person by canvassers to join
and that is during the member
ship drive. Dues r $500 plus
tax for adults and $500 plus tax
for children with a minimum of
three concerts per year. Accord
ing to William z. Rozan of Hous-
ton, Texas, president of NUM-
cipal concerts of America, MEM
bership cards are interchange
able in other cities where concerts
are being held. All bookings by
the association are with noted
American or foreign-born artists.
Officers for the past year were
Mrs. j G. Herbert, president;
Allie Povall, first vice-president;
Wilburn Hooker, second vice.
president; Mrs. David Miles, third
vice-president; Mrs. r. M. Gwin,
secretary; Mrs. T. A Lail, pub
licity chairman, Chatwin M jack
son, Jr., treasurer, and Mrs. Ray
ford Watson, get-together chair
man.
The following list of team cap
tains will be in charge of this
years drive and anyone wishing
to volunteer their services, e
new their membership, or
secure new membership should
get in touch with any of the fol-
lowing:
Lexington: Mrs. Rayford Wat
son, Mrs. w. D.. Wilson, Miss
Myrtle Jordan, Miss Clara Wat
son, Mrs. David Miles, Mrs. Her
man Flowers, Mrs E. w. Hooker,
Mrs. J. B. Walton, w. H. Scott,
Mrs. Doty Porter, Mrs r P. Ellis,
Mrs L P. Johnson, Mrs Max
Scobey, and Mrs. Edgar Lumpkin.
Durant: Miss Winifred MclnI-
tyre. Tchula: Mrs. HenryWaterer
and Mrs. Sam Hutton. Acona:
Ms. ] D Williams. Goodman: Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley F. Allen. Ebe-
nezer: Mrs. Matthews.
Contracts have been made for
artists for the coming year and
the artists names will be listed
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-03-09
Mobile Unit For TB
Control Visits Holmes

The mobile unit from the Tu-
berculosis Control unit, State
Board. of Health, in Jackson, will
be in Holmes county beginning
Monday, March Is, according to
w H. Weeks, Holmes county
health officer.
The schedule for the various
communities are as follows:
Monday: Mileston; $40 till fin
ished, HOO till 1900 clinic;
Tchula; l:30-2:30, 800 finish up
town.
Tuesday IA: Cruger, at Matthias
Store, $50 till ll:00, school to
come to clinic. Richland: /: 80
till 400, clinic at school.
Wednesday Is: Lexington on
square, $50 till 1900. schools
come to square) 100 till 200, st.
Industrial School, 2:30 to irish.
Thursday Is: Durant, Clinic.
800 till 1900; School to come to
clinic). West: clinic, 200 till 4:3o,
schools to come to clinic.
Friday II: Pickens, clinic. 900
till 1900, schools to come to
clinic.)
Saturday Is: Lexington, health
department, 900 till HOO.
Those having appointments are
urged to haveX-rays made. The
~servicesis provided free of charge
and anyone may have a chest x
ray made.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-03-09
Red Cross Program
Given AT Rotary

The current American Red
Cross drive was featured at the
Tuesday meeting of the Lexing-
ton Rotary Club with Walter
Strider in charge. Speakers were
T. A. Lail, chairman of the
Holmes County chapter of the
Red Cross, and Chalmers Lane,
Jackson, general field represen-
tative.
Mr.. Lail gave a brief outline Of
the work of the Red Cross, its
organization and how the work
was supported entirely by volun-
tary contributions. The ratio of
volunteer workers to paid work
ers, he explained, is about one
hundred to one.
The Holmes County quota is
slightly larger this year, MI. Lail
said, because the new blood plas-
mas program is costing a lot OF
money to initiate.
Mr.. Lail then introduced Mr..
Lane.
Budget Is Cut
The national budget of the Red
Cross, Mr.. Lane said, was two
hundred million dollars during
the war and is now down to 81
million and the staff today is a
little less tina 5000 persons.
General George c. Marshall is
head of the national organization
and has charge of implementing
the program approved by the
Board of Directors.
There are 10 million veterans
today and 100000 men in our
armed forces scattered all over
the globe who are being served
by the Red Cross, he said.
The national blood plasma pro-
gram now getting into operation
will probably iclude a blood CEN
ter in Jackson within a year, he
said.
A. p. Carroll had as his guest,
one of Holmes County's out
standing farmers, Joe Waits, a
state winner in the Enrich Our
Soil" contest sponsored by the
Memphis Chamber Of Commerce
and the Memphis Press-S cimatar.
George Patterson had as his
guests David Williams and Eddie
Heath, Red Cross workers.
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Red Cross Drive Opens, Quota $4,000
County All Club Rally
To Be Held Saturday

The Holmes County All Club
Rally will be held at the Lex
ington Grammar School auditor
ium on Saturday, March 18, at 8
a. m.
Holmes County has a All Club
enrolment of SOB boys and girls
all of which will be invited to
participate in this County Rally.
School buses will run from all
the county schools for the occa-
sion. The County All Advisory
Committee and Adult All Lead
ers are invited to attend.
A program Of interest to every
one has been arranged by the
All Junior Council. A state All
leader will be present for the pro-
gram and entertainment, consist
ing of a free movie at the Center
Theatre, will be provided. Lunch
will be be served to all those pre-
sent.
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Red Cross Workers
To Serve County
Named By Chairman
"AII Moy Help"
Is 1850 Slogan

George S. Patterson, County
Fund Chairman, at an organiza-
ton meeting held March 2, an
nounced the following chairmen
for the several communities for
the 1850 Red Cross Fund Cam
paign:
Lexington: David williams,
Chairman, Eddie Heath Co. Chair
man. Durant, Miss w. Mcintyre;
Tchula, W. r. Huddleston; Pick
ems, w. S. Owen; West, Mrs. c.
B Cade; Cruger, Mrs F. c. Elem
ing and Henry Frank Fleming;
Goodman, Mrs. Lille Perry;
Acona, K. F. Downer and Mrs.
M. j. Evans; Beulah, Paul Wal
drup; Liberty Chapel, Mrs. Dick
ard; Bethesda, A. E. Ellington;
Brozville, Mr.. Barrentine; Cen
terville, Mrs. Wilburn Grace;
Coxburg, Gus Spencer and Otto
Wallace; ,Eulogy, H. o. Pettus;
Ebenezer, Mrs. Allen Murtagh
and Mrs. Burwel Humphrey, Jr.;
Emory, Andrew Smith; Franklin,
Howard Malone; Howard, John
H. Beall; Mileston, James E.
Cunningham; Oregon, Mrs. Mar
hall Downer; Owens, Mrs. B. S.
PARKINSON; Richl d, Joe
Branch; Toilrnton, w. H. Rush
brooke.
The goal set on this years drive
is So, 10000.
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Final Concert OF
Season To Be Given
tuesday,, April II

Ferdell Lack, noted concert vio-
linist will appear in Lexington
Tuesday, April IL, for the third
and final concert of the season.
Miss Lack will perform on a
celebrated Stradivarius, made in
1923. She is twenty-five years
old and has been widely acclaim
ed by critics in many countries.
Miss Lacks program viii be
printed at a later date
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-03-09
Mary Nell Weeks
Buried March &

Funeral services for Mary Nell
Weeks. age three of West, who
died March 4, after a one days
illness, were held at the Mt. Plea
SAINT Baptist Church, Monday al
ternoon, March 6, at 800 p. m,
The Rev. A. H. Miller of Mers'
dian. pastor of the Mt. Pleasant
Church officiated, assisted by the
Rev. Curtis Ellis.
Surviving are the parents. MI
and Mrs. Marion Weeks, West !
brother, Marion Thomas, also Of
West, MI. and Mrs. Morgan
Weeks, grandparents, West; Mrs
Bud Mcclellan, grandmother. sis
aunts and four uncles.
Burial was in Mt Pleasant
cemetery.
Southern Funeral home was IN
charge of arrangements.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-03-09
Thousands In Property Damage Sustained By
Property Owners In Hail Storm, tuesday
Roofs. Windows.
Autos. Signs Hit Hord
BY Egg Size Huii

H~ailstones, the approximate.
size of golf balls, and 81 inches
of rainfall during a sever storm
between 6:15 and 6:45 Tuesday
evening, March z, in the Lexing-
ton area caused damage to auto.
mobiles, windows and roofs THAI
will total thousands of dollars
when costs of the damages are
tabulated.
Heavy rains and hail accomoa-
MED by high winds from the west
pounded the glass from windows
on the west side of virtually every
dwelling and bushes establish"
ment in the area. Roofs were
damaged and water soaked inter
ior of buildings in the residential
and bushes areas. Neon signs
were smashed, awnings were rip
ped, automobiles. were battered
and windshields and window
glasses broken. Z
The Durant area Jared Some
what better suffering only heavy
winds, small hailstones ana
drenching rains beginning at z p.na-
ad 9 pm. The telephone line to
Kosciusko was knocked out when
a falling limb snapped the WIRE
Tightening caused several teie'
phone cable fueses to blow cae
causing disruption Of short dura~
ton in telephone service. Elec~
trio power service was virtually
uninterrupted, and no appreei"
able damage to public or private
property was reported
Telephone and electric power
service in Lexington was dis.
rupted leaving q telephones and
one long-distance line TO Jackson
out of order. Several power trans
formers on Cemetery road had to
be replaced. Lights went out i'm
several sectors of Lexington
shortly after 900 pm, and we're
put all night on Cemetery road
School Closes
The grammar school closed
Wednesday because Of heavy
window breakage on the west side
of the building, according to w.
B. Dribben, superintendent OF
schools. The high school will re-
main open, he said, because the
west end of the building could
be sealed off to conserve heat in
the remainder of the building.
This was impossible at the gram
mar school, he said.
w. H. Sullivan, county agent,
stated that according to his meas
urements, 81 inches of rain fell
between 900 pm. Tuesday and
500 am Wednesday Most of the
rain, however, fell during the A.
hour period beginning at 6:l5 PM
Tuesday.
Traffic on highways and streets
was at a standstill during the
height of the storm and at least
one automobile ran into a ditch
The total damage, according to
Wilburn Hooker, of sthe Hooker
INSURANCE. agency will run into the
thousands. He stated that the
greatest amount of damage was
done to windows and roofs and
that it will take several days to
know the total cost of the dam
age.
No one was reported injured
in the storm.
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Dedication Services
To Be Held March II

Church services for the Ebene-
ger charge of the Methodist
church for Sunday, March IL are
announced as follows:
Ebenezer church, services at
1000 a. m; the Rev. Crawford
Ray, officiating. +.
Hebron Church, services at
HOO a. M; The Rev. Jack Will
-liams in charge.
Coxburg Church, services 70 De
held at HOO a. m; the Rev.
Crawford Ray to preach.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-03-09
Morch B. And P. w.
Luncheon To Be
Held Tuesday

The members of the Lexington
B and PW club will have their
March luncheon, Tuesday, March
IA, at the Alb Taylor Memorial
Home. The speaker will be Mayor
Allie Povall. His talk will be on
Cleanup, Painfully, Fix-U p
week" The program committee
will be Miss Minnie Jordan, Miss
Elizabeth Heinrich, Mrs. Clara Nc
Neer and Mrs. Sue Morris.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-03-09
Cub Scouts Meet At The
Grommur School Fri.

There will be a Cub Scout
meeting at the Grammar school
auditorium, Friday, March 10. at
BIS o. m, according to Lawrence
Rabb, district chairman.
NJ. K. CHM, club master, will
preside, and all boys from eight
to ten years of age who are in
terested in Cub Scouting are in
vited to attend the meeting.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-03-09
County Baptist Assn
To Meet March II

The Holmes county Baptist As
ISOLATION executive committee
will meet Friday night, March II
at 7:3o pm. at the First Baptist
church in Lexington, according
to the Rev. c. M. Day, moderator.
All members are urged to be pres
emit.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-03-09
chonge Noted In Droft
Boord Office Hours

The Local Draft Board, located
over Bealps Drug Store is now
open on Mondays and Saturdays
instead of on Tuesdays and We'd
nesdays, according to Necie Po-
vail.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-03-09
Fire Siren To Blow Test
Blust On Saturdays

The fire siren viii be blown every
Saturday morning for testing pur-
poses, according to Allie S Povall.
mayor.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-03-09

Mrs. Clark Spencer and daugh-
ter Jackie, is spending several
day with her sister, Mrs. Leo
Maness.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-03-09

Jack Townsend of New Orleans,
Louisiana visited Mr.. and Mrs
Rayford Watson during the week
Mrs. Charlie Smih of Tcnuia
was a Lexington visitor Wedne'
day.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
All advertisements offerins
automobiles for sole must in.
clude oetuol selling price Of cor.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1850 Devon 4-dr. sedan;
Call after 10 am, MI. 1928.
AUSTIN Al Crosley Al; S395 ca. 4;
like-neT eond. 1902 N. Mckinley
AGsrfS Is; AIl't 1913 Hs 4-dr.; excellent condi-
MANHATTAN AUTO AND RADIO
CO., Authorized Austin Sales and
Service. Parts. Both sides of 9TH
St: at R NV. NO. 1851: Ia
AUSTIN, d brand-new; $l,539; siIEc deliy;
& RADIO CO.. Authorized Austin
18th st. at R NV NO. 1857.
AUSTIN 1948 4-door; S795; also Ger
man v. W. sedan, 81 ,295 delivered.
JACK PRY, 14th and P sts. NV,
BUICK 1889 convertible coupe; 4 new
tires. new battery; owner called tc
aetive eody. duty. U. S, M. c.; s4Oo, Call
BUICK late 1947 4-dr black super
sedan. $4,000 mi; r: and h.; new
$1,150, By orig. owner. WI. 6925
BUICK 1910 Super; low mileage, l
owner; r. and h.; excel. cond.; new
plastic seat covers and Life Guare
inner tubes; $3.50. FA. 1907. Ia
DOIOh 1911 OptC. SeudIlCbICt L OWA'
er; motor and front end lately over
hauled; new tires: repainted II
last mos; price, $500. NO. 2113
BUICK 194e Super 4-door sedan
radio, heater, seat covers. This l
same as brand-new in every way
not scratch or, a dent. Must b.
seen to be appreciated; 81. .095, cash
trade or terms. BELL MOTORS
5010 Wisconsin ave, WO. 5000
BUICK 1887 Century 4-dr. sedan
excel. cond.: 43.500 actual miles: r
az and hht h. oaa and praet p oI4G ney tires; $S7E
BT16k e Sfs' q 4ef super aq 4dr 9Sfo r.. and h..
excel, cond.; clean. well kept car
down. ROYAL MOTORS, Chryslei
and Plymouth; Is Kennedy st. NV
BUICK Hi 41S. 1S47 Super Cdr; l own owner
cash. DEVEREAUx. No. 1896.
BUICK '3s Special 4.dr. sedan; new
wood. Md, WA. 3O47. ID
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster conv.: ra-
dio. heater, plastic slip covers, white
sidewall tires; excellent condition
Sl,525. Phone Randolph zoos. 16'
BUICK 40 Century 4-door; excellent
run. cond. and body: r. and h. Spot.
light and Wv. $3.50. WA. 1898
BUICK al 4-door spec. sedan; tire,
good, good motor, orig. paint except
touch-ups. $500. OR. 2532. -15
Evening star., 1950-10-15
TRAILERS Cont

TR0TWoOD., 1s.ft,: sleeps 4; excel
HOUSE TRAILER. made by thinner;
needs few repairs. Very reas. Call
Pan AMEsIGAN di1SS 1s47 de luxe. s1-tt. !;
BRYANs ROAD TRAfLER PARK
Ss sSlt has Stakes ssH; s@5 1900 1s0t
Want ksS OlEs House SesSFfn TfKarLERs to sell or
commission; cash buyers. 5oot
1916 25-FT HOUSE TRAILER in very
good c.Itd conditdion nit Sl1eo for s{I aqiek s
MUST SELL TO-DAY = limo eoid
eond 81 500 or best offer. Cost
TRAVEio r. IGa Of FRAZIER Sfia 1912; with bot
tached; best offer. TEMPLE TRAIL
chicago s3 STREAMLIGHT STE AMI adg 5s47 $aS5 q
bank at 81 interest. collie MOTOR
AND TRAILER CO.. $500 Ga. aye
TRoTWooD TRAILER 1850; Is it.,
like new. exterior painted; $3.50.
Call Greenbelt 2l46. -l5
LUGGAGE TRAILER, hitch. spare
wheel; ready to roll; best offer. WA.
sPARToN MANOR; equipgsd with g.
#. frigidaire, Magic Chef stove.
INV: heater, and awnings; $l:25Q.
NIGHTINGALE TRAILER PARK.
U. s. !. south of Alex. Lot 40.
Inquire Lot 14-A. --15
I-WHEEL. S #. by IL it., utility
trailer, pulls easily behind auto,
S310. JE. 3-7643. -15
PRAIRIE SCHOONER. 25 it., 1850
model; shower; chemical toilet; hot
water heater; comb. cleo ice box,
like new; owner going abroad. APP
ply lot SO. Halnes Point.
1917. 27-ft. Chicago Streamlight
caravan type, just like new; 81 ,395.
S295 dn. bal. financed through our
bank al So int COLE MOTOR &
TRAILER CO., $500 Ga. ave, Silver
Spring. Nd. 81. 5000 -15
LUGGAGE wheel. 4X6x2
feet; strongly built: excellent con-
dition; S100. cypress 9156.
HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn,
now has lge. display Of both new
and used trailers; very good assort-
ment: clean, used trailers. ranging
from $500 to S2,750. terms Q to 8
yrs. Phone TO. Bill
Evening star., 1950-10-15
GARAGES

WANTED TO RENT for business, 1st
~or End comm. zone. street or alley;
ne. or NV. GERBICH, MI. 4047.
1880 MISSOURI AVE. N.w.-Well-
built 23-ft. by left. shop garage.
cleo and water, for any suitable
purpose. GE. 6659. Is
VICINITY Wardman Park. rear 1891
2Sth st. n.w.-Double brick garage
for cars or storage. CO. 1905. is
WANTED-Overnigh parking for /
to 6 fuel oil trucks, in vicinity of
LIST and NJ sts. ne. Call Mr.. Baker,
WI. 1852. COLONIAL FUEL OIL.
WANTED-Garage in vicinity 14th
and n SITS. NV. Phone DE. 1880,
HEATED GARAGES, 12o c st. ne.
CHAs. G. SAGER: INC, 924 14th
st. NV. ST. 1857.
FOR RENT. Georgetown, 33rd ST., be-
tween o and P, . brick garages. ME.
WANTED GARAGE for one years
fixed storage; state terms in letter.
Box 3g-C, Star.
FOR RENT-Near 10th and Park I'd
NV. single. concrete walls and floor
dry inside; 81 mo. 81. 95S3.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

BUICK Al convertible; original own
er; will trade for late model station
wagon. Pay difference. RE. 2e07.
OUR TOBACCO FARMERS need nice
SO to '42 Fords. Chevrolets. Write
or wire James Co rr,is sethsl s,snbo1s n
number, act quick. L. N. JAMES
cMHESVRRoLErs 4 SR WANTED for ls export
trade. All models, '39 to AT. Cash
on the line. MI 1898.
Will PAY Cash for your car '46s M
Dunnigan, ROYAL MOTORS. Chrys-
ler-Plymouth. 15 Kennedy st. NV.
pAcKARDs wANTED-'4e to '51.
VIII pay cash. Mr.. Dunnisan'
Royal : D L, MoToRs, S1Ss 10 Kennedy ST.
NEW CAR with automatic transmits
sion; will pay by trading AS 4-drr;
Chevrolet Fleetmaster and all
needed cash. Box 474-B. Star:
FAIR. HONEST APrRAIsALs on an
skss serfizc e FAC IS 1888 'i'1Hs' e NJ. "
WANT As otSS 90 DAMAGED CARS. 70,
1esk sls sd We s6 buy sersn. sa4. or sa
have used parts for most cars: reas,:
1885 MINI. ave ne VI 1858.
Stark Raving Mad Prince!
If the wheels are fairly round and
I can get in a window-I'll buy It'll!
Cali oW. 1900. Ext. 8. 2so1 Column
AuTos III FOR SOUTHERN TRADE
'36 to '49: spot cash. PRIESTHOOD.
5S06 Ga. ave. NV, GE. 9S44. 30
'46 TO so MODELS
Drive in, bring your title. You'll get
more cash here.
WOLFE MOTORS
18th and K SITS NV. Elk 1862.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
OPEN TODAY, 8-6
DID YOU KNOW

Your 40 or Al Ford, Chevrolet or
Plymouth, could make a FULL p
DOWN payment on 80 Ford,
Chevrolet or Plymouth, at CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES and IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY. Being in dire need
of clean, used cars Is the reason
for this ridiculous offer. You don't
have to trade your car. WE WILL
PAY YOU CASH. We also need '46
and AZ Ford, Chevrolet and
Plymouth club coupes. Our out-of-
town markets are very strong at
present. We suggest that you bring
your car and title in for appraisal. /.
We have the equipment and facilities
to check your car ~eiimi-
mating all guess work. giving you full
benefit of getting TOP PRICE. Our
success has been volume, very short
profits and YOUR GAIN.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1925 Conn. Ave. Wo. 9236. or EN-.
1884.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

S5.H.P. FORD MOTOR. good shape:
$50. OR. 4156. after q pm. l5'
TIRES-A set of four tires with tubes,
all good. no patches in tubes. 6.70xl5
or 6.50x15. $50. 1913 Emerson NV
Afro RADIOS (2), one police, S35
each; short wave aerial $40; TO-DAY
e-TUBE RADIO. cost $50 new; usec
2 months, sell for $50 complete
LU. 1882.
WANTED for Ford 1910 conv. clut
coupe, a number of small parts
Evening star., 1950-10-15
AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

SMALL PICKUP; for light hauling
JOHNSON. CO. 3767. MI. O279. is
TWO VETERANS with 2-ton truck
desire to do any type of hauling.
EM Q214
Evening star., 1950-10-15
OWNER
MUST SELL

Sacrifice! 1949 Owens Twin
Screw 33-ft. Cabin Cruiser.
Fully equipped, (but fully
perfect condition, used very
little. New $12,500. Priced
for quick sale $3.50 or best
offer. See Bill Hughes,
Steelcraft Dock, Main ave.
at M.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
rAxIcAB FOR RENT

1911 PLYMOUTH with 194s motor
for sale or for rent. 81 per day.
Sundays and holidays free. Phone
NO. 1871. -15
Evening star., 1950-10-15
TRAlLERS

ROYAL HOUSE TRAILER 194s; %
it., with new awnings; Al condi-
tion; tsTl;,s original TI d7oe owner. Call yE MRS
HOUSE TRAILER-A real bargain
SH. 1884 for information. $495,
COLONIAL 1949 aluminium 29,ft
tamden. shower; to let. WoodleS
Hills CT Lot 10. Rt. l. Alexandra
Best offer.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
FALL, CLEARANCE
MOTORCYCLES

1915 HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 49,: 2
spots, windshield. new tire. excel.
running cOnd.; $3.50 cash. CHI, 175e.
CUSHMAN 1947 motor scooter, the
best Of running condition; the orig
$l25 or best offer. Call oL. 0s6s
CUSHMAN AS .geared motor scooter,
just oyerhauled, and painted, S125 or
HARLEY RfRi EYER DASfpsoN Sf Oh 1917 1877 servi-car
recent complete motor overhaul, new
brakes, windshield. robe. leg guards;
sacrifice. 1925 cash. 1927 10th st.
MOTOR soooTER,.' TEf%' cusHMAN AT.
model No. 81. with windshield and
buddy seat; new cond.; reas. WI.
HAR. pAv. 1888, As: excel. cond:
tires almost new; engine oyerhauled;
MOTOR M99s sfasS scooTRk Sfl Il ia47 4S0eu eushman
auto, excel. cond,: red color: priced
,fforr69Hri ,for 9rick sconGrS sale; S65; 81: eI33.
motor. Windshield, buddy seat; S110.
CUsHMAN 1e49: gear shift model;
completely overhauled; priced for
quick sale; excellent condition.
TRIUMPH 1e4s Tiger motorcycle;
perfect c0nQltlOn; all accessories,
low mileage; 641 Maryland ave. ne.
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 1910. 81: DIV.
Call HI. 9481. ask for JOE LuM1A.
INDIAN CHIEF. 1941. good cond.
$3.50. 1924 Reed Terrace Sc. LU.
1-4525 -15
MOTORCYCLE 40; "A. DIV; Harley
Davidson. excel cond.. S700. Gal
therSburg 3S-J anytime Sat. or Sun,
-15
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN "74"; $3.50. or
best offer. WA. 1888. Id
MUST SELL-Harley-Davi 194S
DIV: low mileage, excel. cond.: S575
or best offer FA 1855 after 8 pm.
May call during day Sat, Sun. -15
must sell; S1s5. Call Rockville
MATCHLEss 1913 500 &C; excellent
condition; $3.50. Call Ii. 43764.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

be higher next spring.
1947 2T Correct Craft, twin 95-hp:,
"a m.p.h. S4, 500
1919 20, steelcraft Fisherman. twin
1929 267 Elco. Gray engine 81, 700
l947 35' Elco; like new; twin 1l5-h. p,
p m.p.h.; radiophone; complete;
1910 3S' Baltzer, twin 95-h.p:; new
1877 331 owens, radiophone 5000
1923 Az Eleo, l45-h.p. chrysler: new new
1858 46' Wheeler. double cabin; Pack,
ard engine; new 194S S., $50
.194o 39' Matthews; 115 h.p. $4,000
1910 40 Wheeler; new twin en-
1881 So yacht; twin Lathrops. 81, 500
1925 5T' yacht; new Diesel $4,000
rs Mathis houseboat, twin Diesels;
new 1916; beautifully furnished;
perfect condition -S35, ,O00
70 Grebe yacht; new GIN DieSelS;
1947 hot-water heating system; To-
Gated N. Y. but worth inspection;
1880 81 Elco; new GIN Diesels:
1881 Az Matthews; new 145-h.p eng; !;
81 yacht by Lawley; peri. cond.; full
yacht equipment. Single gas en-
81, runabout 225-h.p. Kermath; new
sTIcKELL-WHEELER YACHT CO.
Iaf. 1850, Baltimore, Md; Sunday,
Evening star., 1950-10-15
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED
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L o S T

10 S r
500 by . certain man In Arlington
who sold his car to o neighbor with.
out FIRST getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il block South of Kew Bridge)
1917 North Moore ST. OW ~S7Sr
Evening star., 1950-10-15
FALL SPECIALS

terms.
ALLIED MOTORCYCLE
912 9th st. NV. RE. 5073
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