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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-05-15
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MAY BE- GGzeA .Jhan. ct Ndn,itA
"HOW OLD?"
BY LARRY GILL

citation, formed for the mutual benefit
OF persons and parties engaged in rails
ing and dealing in cattle or horses in
Montana Territory and the development
and encouragement of breeding, raising
and marketing cattle or horses, shall
be called THE !. MONTANA STOCK
GROWERS ASSOCIATIONS
Other articles went on to establish
dues at SIS annually Git is the same for
the average small producer today, to
establish procedure for setting up dis
trict and county associations and to
provide instructions to members for
forwarding to the secretary facsimiles
and descriptions of their marks and
brands. Annual meetings were Sched-
uled Sin the town of Helena on We'd
nesday of the Territorial fair week in
each year"
Twentyeight stockmen signed the
constitution, including A. G. Clarke,
George Steel, w. G. Conrad, James
Fergus and William Ulm. Ford was
elected the first president; E. G..
Brooke, vice president; John H. Ming,
treasurer, and Ross Deegan, secretary.
Articles Filed
The Secretary's report indicates that
the budding organization filed and re-
ceived Articles of Incorporation, prob
ably in late February of 1880. If this
be so, then when W. P. Sullivan, E. L.
Stone and R. w. Selkirk and others
filed for Articles of Incorporation Dec.
ID. 1941, they were actually and I'M
knowingly refiling, rather than setting,
what they thought, a precedent.
The third meeting of the association
of which we have record was held in
the court house in Helena on March 3.
1880. About 40 members were present.
Secretary Deegan was very pleased to
report that there was very marked
increase in interest :. taken by stock
men . that there had been three
applications for charters during the
first ten months from local groups.''
These included the Stock Growers as
ISOLATION No. l of Lewis and Clark
county, the Upper Ruby Valley associa-
ton OF Madison county, a third from
the Hamilton district in Gallatin coun-
ty, which had been made on April %.
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"HOW OLD?"
"77."

wall. This handwriting showed the ex-
tremely rapid increase of cattle ranch
ing in Eastern Montana.
Buffalo, Indians and the lack of a
market had held the cattle industry
pretty well within the mountain val
leys and foothills until the early 8Os.
Then the railroads came, the buffalo
went and the Indians we're confined to
a certain extent to their reservations.
Cattle swarmed up the Texas Trail or
were shipped in from coastal states.
Eastern Montana became one great
cattle range. The boys at Helena were
Out-vOted and out-numbered. Worse
than that, they were ignored, and East
ern Montana cattlemen formed their
own association in 1888.
Join Forces
But the real need for statewide CO.
operation, for mutual assistance and
understanding was recognized by lead
ers of both groups. Kohrs is given
credit in some reports for having called
meeting in Helena in July of 1884 at
which a reconciliation was discussed.
AS a result the Helena or West end
boys dropped their pride, picked up
bag and baggage the following April
and entrained for Miles City. Here
they slept three and four to a bed in
the Inter-Ocean 0ater the MCQUEEN
House, hotel, met with the Eastern
Montana Livestock association at the
court house and joined forces in a more
comprehensive organization.
This was the we'll publicized meet
ing attended by Teddy Roosevelt, the
Marquis de Mores, Kohrs, Stuart (who
was SpreSident of the Helena group in
1880 and nearly every other prominent
stockman of the day. The meeting
started at Miles City April s, 1885.
Among other things they raised the
dues to $40. That would have been
good share of the price of 5-year-old,
trlple-wintered lOnghorn steer in those
days as more than one prospective
member was probably quick to note.
But had he been the thoughtful kind,
ne would also have given it credit for
being the best investment he could
nave made for his own industry.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-05-15
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 72ND
ANNUAL CONVENTION
AT BILLINGS, MAY 1922

Reports by
President Dan Fulton, TSmay
Secretary Ralph Miracle, Helena
Governor Hugo AronsOn, Helena
William Cheney, executive secretary,
Montana Livestock Commission
Guest Speakers
Don C. Collins, Kit Carson, Colo,
president, American Cattlemen's AS
Sociation
r. H. Painter, Lethbridge, Alberta,
Science Service Laboratories
Nelson R. Crow, Los Angeles, Grow
Publications, Inc.
Forest Noel, LewiStown, president,
Montana Beef Council, and execu-
tive director, National Beef Council
Entertainment
Ladies' Luncheon
Beefeaters Dinner and Dance :.
Beef Sausage Breakfast
Beef Barbecue
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-05-15

WHEN The MONTANA StOckgrOW-
ers get together May 2O-22 in Billings
for their annual session to hash over
last years trials and tribulations and
to self-assuredly predict a better next
year, they may hang signs on the
walls and otherwise proclaim to the
wide world that their organization has
been in existence since 1885.
Now if these redoubtable stockgrow-
erS were group of nice young ladies,
they would not only have the excuse.
but the moral and perhaps even the
quaSi-legal right to fib a bit about
their age. But how and why these
grown men, many of them grandfathers
several times over, have even the faint
est excuse or desire to keep their real
age a secret hasn't been brought out
in even their most secret committee
meetings. (And in the middle 8Os some
OF those meetings were really secret.)
The truth of the matter is, the
Montana StOckgrOwerS organized in
1879. Actually these hardy old stock
men are hitting the high road of
their 18th year, not as they would
have us believe, their list. They
may be able to fool the general
public about the years crawling up
on them, and even ratiOnaIize to
themselves 'We're lust kids
yet" but they can't fool the history
books, their birth certificate. as it
were.
1t was all duly recorded in the terri
torlal papers of February, 1879. The
Helena Daily Herald reported on Mon
day, Feb. "a:
AT the meeting of the committee on
constitution of the Stockgrowers asso-
citation, which was appointed by the
Legislative Farmers and Stockgrowers
Club and which assembled at the
legislative hall on the 10Th, ult., Hon.
r. S. Ford took the chair and w. H.
Sutherlin was elected secretary"
K. S. Ford, or Bob as he was more
commonly called, had been doing con-
siderable work on the organization of
such an association for some time
Ford was born in Kentucky and later
moved to WeStpOrt, Kan. He left home
at Is to work on the big cattle outfits
OF Kansas and Nebraska. He first came
to Montana Territory in 1868 in CHARGE
OF freight outfit bringing merchandise
to Deer Lodge.
In 1871 (Some reports say 1870 he
brought herd of cattle to the Sun
River valley, wintering in a shanty
across the river from the present CITY
OF Great Falls He continued TO run
cattle i'll the Sun River area for 20
years or so. In the COS he established
what is still one of the largest banks
In the state and is still under the direc-
ton of one of his two sons. He lived
more than 40 years on his ranch near
the present town of Sun River.
Sutherlin was one of the Territory's
first and most progressive journalists.
For many years he, in partnership with
his brother, Robert ~, published a
paper, first in Diamond City. then
White Sulphur Springs, and later Rob-
ert moved the presses to Great Falls.
Their paper dealt almost exclusively
with agricultural husbandry.
First Constitution
The first order of business to come
before the president was to present the
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

erUDEBAKER 40 pickup; $3.50
land I'd, RE. 5-9674. PIT
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one owner; II 900 MI: like new;
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FORD 1850 ra-ton stake; 10000 mi;
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stake; heater, 2-speed axle, heavy
duty tires; driven only 1900 miles:
same as brand-new; 1895. HILL
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I'LL. Open ewes. till 8. Sat til B.
CHEVROLET 81 panel; excellent
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owner; low mileage. CAN OIL. g.
CHEVROLET 1s4s panel truck. ligh,
delivery; good condition; new king
pins; S175, RA. 8-os02.
FORD 'a5 pickup F-l00 81: red
1 finish !. loy mileage; .s one ownear r
70 work; 81 1875. HILL & SANDERS
wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
14th st. NV, NO. Till. Open
ewes. till o, Sat TIL s.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1850 A-ton panel:
heater: new red finish new tires.
reeonditioned throughout, ready %
work; only S3p5. HILL q SANDERS,
Wssh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
. .ssa e Il, a 3, s. no ID t J. open
GMC 1880 suburban; motor and
tires ROOD. Cali Riverside s-5es1
FORD '53 Courier sedan delivery:
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CHEVROLET sedan delivery; :. and
h.; nice and clean: good trans
CHEVROLET 1858 h-ton pickup; r.
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FORD 81 s-son panel; very clean.
FORD ,54 i-ton crane: fully equipped
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$3.50 Mt. Pleasant.
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M,lg5. SIS down. cail IA. 5.si97
sTuDEBakER ~ f,asSed; IN tons.
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REQ MOVING VAN. I2-ft.. good
mechanical condition; excellent
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CHEVROLET pickup: side panels.
ps-ton truck: well constructed, oak
and metal. MA. S-74g9. --26
DODGE 40 u pickup de luxe: good
paint; clean; $2S5: quick sale. OF
4-7SS9 pa
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FORD '49 sedan: fully equipped. Ex.
eellent condition. S245. XII. a-3673.
FORD as club cpe.; r., h., new paint,
Wv, tires. new engine, only 1000
MI, q race. Must sell; best offer.
EN- $4,000.
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BUICK ISL 4-df.: r. and h., dyna-
how and o-tone finish: S5D5.
PARKWAY-FORD
onEt AZ q, A. AZ rxs !, .,..

=
BUICK So. Special Riviera hardtop
local oficiaiS car; power steering
s ssaaaox siv en- s Ri II y mo siSss
CO. INC, i002 F.-R hwy. lat Ca
aye:l. sil.. Spg.. Nd. JU, 9-450O.
BUICK ~ cony; Z. and h.. dyna-
flow: white with black top: loca
ministers car: only 1895. with
s ssssrntlr aS S,ra ayaiis6le' nv, sILy naI
E..W. hwy. lat Ga. afe.l. sil. Spa.
Nd. JU. 9-450O.
BUICK lD50-Special de luxe 4-dr.
T. and h., dvnafiow; mist green
good tires, good mechanically. a.
1895. BOWMAN MOTOR SALES
1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA, 6-1l22
BUICK, '52, Super Riviera sedan
power steering. fully equipped. ex.
eel. cond. Priced Ss95. HE. 4-922s
JU. 5-7S07.
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": piack nnlsh, and good tires;
PARKWAY-FORD

judi "a et, NV. Fk, 3-22U4
BUICK 1850 Special de luxe sedan.
cite, r.-h.; very clean; finest cond
s495 cash or SIS down. So per mo
WOLFE MOTORS, 1901 Wis. ave
NV. EN-, 3-OI42 OPEN TODAY
BUICK 30 Super convertible; T. and
h.. power steering; excel cond /:
owner; -Si.295. no dealers. Gail
|, Sun. ego to /. OIL. 4-S23S.
BUICK "a Super coupe, r. and h..
dyna., custom interior, 2-tone, W.
W tires: S1,750. UE 10000.
BUICK 1852 Super hardtop 2-door;
r., h., dynaiiow' sacr.. S79b; easy
term elo Taylor s.. NV.
BUICK 1853 Super VS. hardtop 2
door; r., h., dynaflow. sacrifice
Sl.0S5: easv terms, ai2 Taylor
BUSiicK 1850 super Riviera sedan;
dynafow: as is. S325; terms. af2
CADILLAC "a Fleetwood go" spec;
orig. owner; all ON extras exc, air
cond plus new set q. 8. Royal Mas
ter nylon tube1eHs tires; $4,000. mi
x3. 400 or best offer To INSPECT
call XII. g-0743. 20
CADILLAC 1859 $50" Special sedan
beautiful black finish; customizet
naughahide top. continental spare
| tire. fully equipped. power steering
S2.595. CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS
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AUToMoBILEs soR SALE

FORD 1910 club cow. VS.; r., h..
s245. easy terms. 5i2 Taylor St.
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Stohlrnan Chevrolet
1900 NJ st NV

AID. 2-i646 AID. 2-44i2
CHEVROLET as 2.dr-; r and h /:
very clean; good tires: excel. cond,
Best offer. XII. s-p57S. -26
CHEVROLET As club cpe.: :. and h.,
3 good tires; beautiful black finish
new sc; $4,000 actual mi: pass
ID. G inspection: clean Is a pin;
mechanically Al; pvt. owner;
check with your own mechanic.
Cash price. $225. Cali Ii. 6-4Sa8
CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air sport
trade. AP. 7-147l. --a6 "
CHEV.. 81 styleline de luxe 2.door;
glossy black finish set on with eieaffi-
ing chrome, q low-miieage car that
reflects the best OF treatment, has
plenty OF extras: $695, trade and
terms; See Car No. SAG. Ask for MI,
Hawkins
CtA1Ix,A ~.
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CHEW. SO h-ton panel; new paint;
motor completely overfauied. In
perfect shape throushout; has heat
tr. turn signals. etc. Don't miss this
o a. today. only S697.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1900 Pa. Aves-e.E. LU. 2-eS27
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AUroMoslLEs ron SALE

'55 Bel Air VS. 2 door:
r. and b., powerslide. black with
ivory top. Wv. tires, power-pack
sos dn. SILVER SPRING MoTcK
CO., INC. 1909 E.-W. hwy. lat Ga
aye1. Sill. spg.. Nd. Ju. 9-4500
CHEW. 80 FleetIine de luxe 2-dr.;
has many extras. S345; Packard 80
4-dr. sedan; r. and h., S296, Hudson
81 cow. good running car. St9b
Ford '49 VS. club coupe, $295. Mer-
curry 40 club coupe; r. and h.; S206.
6 6lynoath AZ s.e Sidr r and sl b. SIZE ns
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IS FORDS

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prices start ct $1,395. For further
information. call AID. 1851.
HILL& SANDERS
washington's Oldest Ford Dealer
lila Vermont Ave. NV.
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PARkWAY-FORD
1851 NJ ct. NV. FE. 3-22O4
FORD SO customline Tudor; heater
plastic seat covers. turn signals;
mile guarantee. HILL Il SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
ewes. til o: Sat. til S.
FORD 81 Victoria; s tube radio.
Magic-Air heater. plastic covers.
2.tone finish; real sharp: $500.
30-day guarantee. HILL IL SAN
DERs. Wash.,s Oldest Ford Dealer.
blSnoe0O 18th 81, Nv: NO; 7-l111.
FORD '56 Fairlane 2-dr.; r. and h.,
WV. power steering. fully equip
ped. $2,495. XII. e-3954.
FORD 1854 cow; fully equipped;
Pordomatic: like new Condition;
best offer. so. S-7l0S.
FORD 1854 Victoria: r. and h., Ford
omatic: $500. OR. 4-92O2,
FORD 80 sedan. In extra good con-
dition. r. and h.. S265. RE. 6-slO3.
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DODGE ,55 Royal Lancer hsrdtopi
heaut. 2-tone. Wv. tires. power
ii ns., Red sssI RAN ,,v VS. al, Pvt owner
400 actual mi, Same as new. will
take older car or finance reliable
party, $1,000, or best offer. IA.
DODGE SO 4-dr. coronet VS.; excel
cond., auto. trans, r. and h.. other
extras. 5000. tn. 2-1s74. Pvt.
owner.
DODGE 1851
4-6oor sedan: r, end h., immaculate
black finish, seat covers, excellent
t i,sssi A sass IDEAL second car, No.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3l40 Lee Hwy. Arlington, ".
ia. 2-9003. Open Til $3.50
DODGE 1854 coronet "v-s" club
coupe; 7. and h.: powerf1ite drive:
positively peri. throushout. GUAR
sNTEE: 81 .2a5 cash or SOS down.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1901 Wis. ave.
n mn EM a: 3-o n.s,o, open i .S,a5s,.
sell. Ju. 5-6O7e.
DoDGES--'51 Diplomat hardtop: r.
and h.. gyro.: S649. 80 coronet
4-dr,: r. and h.: new rings and
HoRNER's CORNER, Buick Dealer.
Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. LII. 8-8464.
DODGE so 4-dr.: fully equip: 1895
takes II away. 2sOi Jefferson Davis
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out. Must be seen TO be appreci-
BOWMAN PA lSi SsS sss PSils
weekdays. p Ill o.
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dition inside and out; sIqb or best
offer Ju. 9-T959.
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FORD 1854 customlin, Tudor
Fordamatie. and b Immaculate:
s = lsa mo %o s PoET5Ac' 4as'
FORD 1865 a-seat ali metal wagon
down, BELL MOTORS, bOi0 wis
ave. NV, wo. $500. 90
FORD "a Tudor; excel. tires. hea,
snd music: . stye-a-vay for only
Rockville tFord) Motor Co.
Commerce Lane. Rockville, Nd.
70 2-2ISs Open Ewes. TILL
FORD 1855 cow. Iieht blue. r. ant
a. Wv: b. lights, tubeless Wv
tires; $500 actual miles. Moving
JE. 4-6623 TIL Q pm. 90
FORD $50 cow; r. and h.: good
TOP tSp a sss tires; lisht green finish
PARKWAY-FORD
3O51 NJ st. NV. FE. 3-2204
FORD 81 VS.; q very desirable car
for your transportation: inspection
guaranteed; 1896. S25 down Cal
IL 5-9l97 I'll 10 pm. go
FORD 40 Tudor Custom VS.: funy
equipped: excellent condition. OIL
FORD 'ss ~" Country sed. Itdr
station wagon; T. and h. driven
less than 5000 miles: like new In
every way: s2,395: sold new. over
$500. Call To 2-4652 for infor.
FORD iasi Custom d. luxe VS.
Tudor; r.. h.. hydra: sac, S495,
easy terms. 912 Taylor st. NV,
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MCKEE PONTIAC

FORD So customiine VS. Tudor; =.
and h.. Fordomatic: low NIL; excel.
cond.: $685..
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AUTOMOBILES EoR sALE

FORD '52 va Custom Fordor
Fordomatic. r. and b. 2-tone green
excel cond.; $s45. BY the ] owner
r. c. EDWARDS. 1910 Dale Or.
s. g.. Nd. JU. S-2623 90
FORD ,53 customline -" Tudor
raven black. finish. contrasting seat
covers. .Fordomatic. r.. and h.. etc.
looks Ike new: yery low mi: war
ta5ts III, 4 mont mSnths or 5000 miles;
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1886 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LIZ. I-9647
FORD SO Victoria; Fordoniatic. r.
and h.. black with Wv. tires. also
SnqE tires: less than $4,000 miles,
nal OWNER. Call Pc 3-27S5. Pa
FORD Al club coupe conv.; peri,
eond.. new top and paint, new
best offer. ~. 5-040S. 90
FORD so club coupe: :. and h..
oyerdriye. excel. transp. for your
high school boy. only S4g5.
Rockville Ford Motor Co.
Commerce Lane. Rockville. Nd.
70. 2-zlsS Open Ewes. TILL Q
FORD 1854 cony. customiine VS.:
black: Fordomatic. power brakes.
power windows and seats, Z, h.,
Wv. tires: slightly over 10000 mi.
ITeme1eoggns sacrifice. price 81 ;445.
FORD 1919 Tudor Custom; sparkling
green: r. h.. no dents. inside per-
Exs a tss5 Ior perfection; pvt. SSS2:3b.
FORD "a Ranch Wagon; r. and b..
excel. paint and tires: the car for
the coming season. 1896.
Rockville (Ford) Motor Co.
commeree Lane. Rockville, Nd.
70. 2-2IS6 Open Ewes. TILL o
FORD '52 VS. metal Ranch wagon:
p5orao, =. H., new tubeless tires:
10000 NIL: SD95 or best offer;
going overseas. JE. 4-2115. 20
FORD, 81 S-cyl. Fordori new paint,
tires: today's super bargain, $685.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1875 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LII, 1-s647
FORD 1851 conv. cpe. va; r. and
and interior: ss5sS. HE. va 2e6sP Psin'
FORD '54 customline "s" Tudor;
sparkling aqua and green. fIili
cleaner similar car in city. one
nacine. Open Sunday. KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave. IA.
B-AS00. 20
FORD "a Custom s-cyl. Tudor:
Nd - -
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Capitol Cadillac-OldS
1929 22nd ST NV. ST. $4,000
CLOSED SUNDAY

CADILLAC 1915 Fleetwood sedan
equip: s4SS. XII. s-f482' ga
CADILLAC '54 Coupe de vile black
white sidewalks power brakes, steer
Autronic Eye. Seiectomatic radio
tinted windows: $4,000, Phone JE
4-4035 30
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Stohlnan Chevrolet
$500 M st. NV.


AID. 2-fb46 AID. 2-44Ie
CHEVROLET 1858 "sIa" cdr: r
and h.; green; l owner: Ss45.
Sl95 dovs BELL MOTORS. 50fd
Wis. ave nv. WC. $4,000, I'D
CHEW. .55 VS. Bel Air hardtop
eonv.: r; and h. Wv. tires, red
and white s-tone: words cannot
describe this beauty: bargain Al
NEIL PONTIAC. 1880 Wis ave
o. $4,000. In the Heart Of
CHEVROLET '55 "2i0" series cdr
owner! r. and h.; ivory and blue:
many extras: must see TO appre-
eiste; ~ ,925, SIS down. Call ia.
o-el97 TIT 10 pm. 20
CHEW. so 4-door sedan: with power.
Glide; beautiful onyx black finish
radio, heater, new seat covers, tires
Ike new; outstanding value at only
S645. as low as SIS dn.: servicemen
ilnanced. Open till niehts. See
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cHRYsLER 'b5 Windsor De Luxe
sedan; power steering; powerflfte
transmission, radio, heater, Solex
glass. Wv. tires; beautiful 2-tone
green; immaculate: low mileage;
Wheelmobile "F r Z f. warranty;
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StohinaII Chevrolet
Stohllnan Chevrolet
33Uu M st. NV.


33Uu M st. NV.
AID. 2-lo86 AID. 2-44l2
CHEy. 81 Del Ray 2-dr.; power
glide. Z. and h.; owner, pea dti.
iui unmarried iyoty over .dark blue
Children can scufiie and not ruffIt
the DURABLE SfCRI 2-TONE
LikE-kEW LEATHER INTERIOR,
81 .28b, SD down. Cai IA. 3.
plS7 TIL 10 pm. --26
CHEW. $50 4-door "2lO": =, and h,
@-tone, PANT. In excel. cond.: steaI
Tor only stv5.
Rockville Ford Motor Co.
Commerce Lane. hockyiIle. Nd.
Pc. 2-2Ish Open kyes. All 9
CHEv. '53 4-dr.: excellent through
out, r aud h.; inspection guaf
Anteeo: Sy45. S25 down. Cal "a
5-gle7 vi 10 pm. --26
CHEW. IS "21G" 4-dr. U-cyl.: auto
trans. Ii. ana d.. Wv. Glue I'M.
l0.UUU mics, excel. eond. PVT. own.
er $3.50. IA. s-3243. go
CHEW. SO 2-dr. We: Z. and h.,
powerglide: $1,000 actual miles.
Neptune green rnish. new car como.
81 t0H6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26

CHRYsLER SO New Yorker sedan:
do. heater, beautiful 2-tone blue.
other features. Very low mileage.
Inew-car title and warranty, big saw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
CADILLAC 1851

"62" 4-dr.; beaut. black, =. and h.
hydra, Wv. tires, plus many other
Cadillac Injuries Low mileage. !.
only. Avg. Is mi. per gal. in city
An except. car. HE. 4-6012 before
noon or after 2 pm.
CADILLAC 1865 Coupe de vile:
less than 400 MI; all power; color
mountain laurel. S5,2a5. viii ac-
cept rs little as 81 .2pb dn.. finance
unpaid balance for as long as 40
Sorry, no trades. Parkway 5-1D.2