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The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
Social Security
Agent to Be Here
October 23rd

During the month of January
1858 all farmers in the Sidney
area will be required to report
the cash wages paid in 1857 to
each of their farmworkers cover
ed by social security law, Chester
V. Buchanan, representative of
the Billings security office, an
nounced today.
Any farmworker who was paid
cash wages of $3.50 or more in
1857 by a farm employer must be
reported by the employer on this
yearly return. Even if cash wages
paid to a farmworker were less
than $3.50, he must be reported
if he worked for the employer
on a part of 20 days or more
in 1857, and was paid on a time
basis, by the hour, day, week or
month.
Buchanan emphasized that in
addition to the amount of cash
wages paid to each covered work.
er, the return must show each
workers social security number
and name exactly as shown on
his official social security card.
1t is important that these. farm
wages be reported correctly. Ell
igibility and the amount of all
retirement, disability and survi-
vors payments under social Sc
are based on the record
Of earnings credited to the indi-
vidual's account. A loss of some
OF all benefits could result from
failure to report a farmworker's
wages completely.
Farm employers who previously
filed returns or registered as new
employers during the year will
automatically be sent forms for
making the 1857 reports. Com
returns and employment
axes due should be sent to the
district director of Internal Rev.
enue, Helena, Montana.
Free booklets explaining the
of farm employers and
describing the social security
benefits for farmworkerS and
Unemployed farmers can be re-
luested from the social security
Medical Arts Building, Bill
Montana. A representative
rom that office will be in Sid
ley at the NYA building on We'd
lesday, October %, 1857, from
200 a. m. to 500 p. m.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
SIDNEY i.
ATTEND INTER-CLU
WILLISTON

Gerald Homstad, Harry Mikel-
son, Carl Brattin, Otto Habe-
dank and Al Johns motored to
Williston Tuesday to represent
the Sidney Kiwanis club at an
interclub dinner meeting with the
Williston club held jointly with
the Lions and Rotary clubs of
Wllliston. The program was put
on by the Airforce Singing Ser
geants, who appeared that eve
ming in a concert with the Air
force Band.
The Sidney delegation returned
home Immediately after the noon
day meal.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Berger
were honored at a dinner party
given at the American Legion
club room Tuesday, October l at
II o'clock noon in celebration of
their golden wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Chris Entzel and Mrs. Irene
Miller, close friends of the hon.
ored guests, prepared and served
the sumptuous dinner to over so
relatives and close friends.
A gold color scheme was eff
fectively carried out in the beau
tiful table decorations with or
namental arrangements of gold
and white daisies for centerpieces.
The four TERED wedding cake,
topped with a miniature bride
and groom was cut and served
by Mr.. and Mrs. Berger. Ethel
James baked and decorated the
cake. During the dinner hour
Yockim entertained with
several delightful accordion num-
bers. His final selection was
The Anniversary Waltz"
Preceding the elmer the inn
pressive High Nuptial Mass was
celebrated at St. Philomena's
Catholic church by the Rev.
McDermott. Music for the
Mass was by the Sisters and
of St, Philomena's paro-
chial school. Mr.. and Mrs. Keith
Carpenter attended the bridal
at this, their Golden We'd
ding Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Berger were mar
red so years ago at st. Mary's
Assumption Abbey in Richardton, !
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

N. D., where they made their
home for many years. They NOV
ed from there to Fairview, where
they celebrated their Silver We'd
ding anniversary, and about 20
years ago they moved from Fair
view to Sidney, where they have
continued to make their home.
This highly esteemed couple
have II children, 40 grandchil-
dren and n great grandchild.
The children are Casper and fam
lily of Miles City; Con and fam
lily of San Gabriel, California;
Albert of Denver; John and
family of Sidney; Joseph and
family of Los Angeles; Rose
Guidien and family, Santa Ana,
California; Josephine Quitana
and family, Fresno; Justine
Becker and family, Beulah, N.
D.; Bertha Gegelman and fam
lily, Halliday, N. D.; Eleanora
Melton an Husband Of Sidney;
Catherine Teets and family, Med
ford, Oregon; and John, who is
at home.
Children unable to be present
at their parents golden wedding
were Joe, Catherine, Rose, jose
phine and Bertha and their fam
lilies. Out Of town relatives, not
including the children were a
nephew, Steve Berger and family
of Richardton, N. D.; and two
nieces, Mrs. Joe Hutmacher and
of Manning, N. D., and
Joe Schwidt and family of
Kil1deer. N. D.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
BILL BONN FUNERAL
SERVICES AT l.

Funeral services were held Oc-
tober 3 at Waller, Montana, for
Bill Bohn, a long time resident
of Sidney. Mr.. Bohn had been i'll
for some time and "a under
hospital care at Conrad when he
passed away. He is survived by
his wife Emma, and two chill
dren; Willis and family of Great
Falls, and Mrs. Donnie Doris
Thompson and family of Froid.
The deceased will be remem-
bered by many old friends in
Sidney, where he worked for
many years as butcher in the
former Sidney Provision and lat
er opened a grocery business of
his own on the west side, which
he operated until the family NOV
ed west.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
ELKS SPEECH AND
HEARING
IN SIDNEY OCT. 10.

Mr., e. L. Stewart, Elk's speech
and hearing therapist, will visit
the Sidney Elk's lodge Saturday,
October 10, and Tuesday, Oct.
%. Anyone wishing to make an
appointment is requested to call
70 or 625W or contact l.. E..
Gall, chairman.
This service is sponsored by the
Sidney Elk's Lodge No. 1882 and
anyone is welcome to take adj
vantage of it.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

The first local legislation pass
ed by the Hanover Township,
Pennsylvania, Board of Super
visors in the community's 1874
year history recently went onto
the books. It is aimed at litter
bugs. A fine of 500 is provided
for the dumping of trash inside
the Townships borders, and res
idents are asked to report the
license numbers Of offending mo-
florists.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
NOTICE OF GIRL
SCOUT LEADER
SESSIONS

Training sessions for Girl Scout
Leaders will be held three morn
ings starting October FL from 9
to 1870. Phyllis Ellington and
Ann Nelson will be in charge
of the workshop.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
~ THE SIDNEY HERALD
AZ Thursday. Oct. IL. 1857
Marjory Dynneson
Inge jacobson
Church Wedding

Miss Marjory DynneSon, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl j. Dyn-
neson of Sidney, and MIR. Inge
r. Jacobson. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ingolf Jacobson of Molly, spoke
wedding vows in a marriage GER
emony at 400 p. m. Saturday,
October II in Pella Lutheran
church. Rev. Stanley Larsen per-
formed the double ring service
before about $50 relatives and
guests.
Baskets of bronze c~hrySanthe-
NUNS decorated the altar, and
bronze NUNS, tied with ivory
satin bows marked the center
aisle.
Mrs. Edward Thogersen played
nuptial music, the wedding march
Bridegroom of My Soul and
the organ accompaniments for
Mrs. Edward Thornton. who sang
Wedding Prayer" by Fern Dun
lap. and THE Lords Prayer"
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore
a TWO piece knit suit of winter
matching hat, brown &C
cesSories. and a corsage of green
orchids. Her jewelry was a gold
bracelet and earrings a gift from
the groom.
Mrs. Rudolp Jacobson of Bill
lings was her sisters matron of
honor, and Mrs. Carl T. Dynne-
son, a sister-in-law, was brides
maid. They wore knit suits iden-
teal TO that of the bride, in
gold and laurel green respective
v, with similar accessories in
brown, and corsages of yellow
,oses and bronze baby NUNS.
Both had gold bracelets and ear
gifts from the bride.
Rudolf Jacobson was his broth
RS best man, and Carl T. Dyn-
leson, the brides brother, was
N attendant. All wore dark suits
nd white carnation boutonniereS.
For her daughters wedding
Irs. Dynneson chose a medium
,rown suit with dark brown &C
essories. Mrs. Jacobson wore
ark blue. Both mothers had COR
ages of bronze NUNS.
The reception in the church
arlors was served buffet style
the Pella Ladies Aid. Mrs. .
,arl Storvik, aunt of the groom,
aked and also cut the fourier
d cake, trimmed in white and
old and topped by miniature
ridal figurines. Mrs. Pete Will
inson, Fairview, and Mrs. John
-olden, Forsyth, cousins OF the
ride, poured.
Miss Donnabelle Dynneson and
lrs. Arne Degn, the brides cou-
ms. had charge of the gifts, and
Hiss Sonia Jacobson, the groom's
lister, kept the guest book. Mrs.
Habedank arranged the flor
! centerpiece of autumn flowers
,hich decorated the brides ia
lie. Candles matching the brides
laids dresses accentuated the !
color scheme. /
Tony Hundtofte sang 20 Hap /
v Home" with Mrs. Hundtofte
|; accomanist. Rev. Alfred Z.
etness offered the invocation, :
nd Rev. Ejvind Nielsen of :
an uncle of the bride, :
-eeted the bridal couple. )
For travelling Mrs. Jacobson :
lose a brown velvet coat worn :
her bridal costume. After {
wedding trip to Regina, Canada, :
!ey will live in Sidney where :,
Iey are both employed. ),
Mrs. jacobson is a graduate OF =
dney high school and attended :
oncordia College. Mr.. jacobson
a Fairview High School grad q
ate. :
Prenuptial entertainments in !
uded two showers, a mlscel- !
neous shower given by the La !.
es Aid of Bronson Lutheran l
lurch and a pantry shower by T
e Molly PTA.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

Terrific Bargains - 2 for the
price Of n plus a penny at the
Rexall One Cent Sale Oct. ii
thru 10 at HOTEL PHARMACY.
38-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

NOTICE TO HUNTERS
There will be no more hunting
on sections rs and Sc, twp. %,
range SIS.
George Hill, Lambert. 39-1tp
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FORD IS Mainline So: new tires,
battery and seat covers. perIecl
cOnd, Must sell. S6a5. CT. 3-3ase
FORD 1855 customline IS. Tudor;
fully equip. owner Ike new
throughout Sacrifice $3.50. ful
nrires tFadN and terms
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CHUCK CARTER

MOTORS
si3N y AVE NV DI 1913
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TOM CARR EDSEL, INC
LEE D. BUTLER. INC.

MERCURY 1857 turnpike Cruiser
ofneial car; very low mileage. full
power equipment. Priced 70 move
Al once.
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TRIANGLE FORD

800 r. ! Ave NE la. a-lO0;
PLYMOUTH 1857 Custom Suburban
i-dr. station wagon. metallic blue
with white top fully equipped A
real savings al only $500 CcC
guarantee
Canifol Cadillar-OldsCo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09

FORD 1850 VS. Tudor: 5000 eond,
Z. and h.. best offer HE. 4-9tte,
sun. Mon. anytime thereafter
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Sill Wis ave. NV EM 2.7T0C
MERCURY '65 Monterey spori
sedan: eve pleasing 2-tone car.
rousel red body ana winter Snlts
custom seat covers, etc, sell fast 81
only VI .4A5. MONTGOMERY
STUBBS. Lincoln Mercury Dealer.
1900 k.-W. hwy 8. O.. Nd.
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FORD 1855 station wagon: fully
s sEs n,. ow Igsssss cs ssIlos ,rs sa
terms, Low down payment,
BREWER MOTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09

cHRYsLER 1888 New Yorker 4-dr.
fully equipped includine power, =
tons hniah, Immaculate, l-owneF
wiiEEi Err. INC, cHRYsLRR cry
ls00 WIsco NsIN NV I'm. 9.iOa6
cHRyaLER 1881 Imperial 4-dr
PRICED 10 sell quickly, only saas.
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
s63t Wilson Blvd, Arlinston. Va
ia. e.nOOl. Open Til ESQ
cHRYSLER SO '3O0-B" herdtop
power equipped. radio. heater
powernite, all leather upholstery
low mlleage, S3sNa
WHEELER. inc, CHRYsLER CITY
I tl % NyiH \, psA ,Js
cHRYsLER So New YOrksr s,dr
hardtopi house car, sold and white
T, and h.. power steerlne, power
brakes, Wv tires. list price
g 800; sale price. S3.lna
WHEELER, INC CHRYSLER CITY
$50 co %aSSi NV EM Ds s.asos
cHRysLER SO Windsor 4-dooF. r
and h.. fuid drive, Wv tires, lei
black .anish Al ennd. Ssg3.
CaithneSS Buick, Inc.
UsED-cAR DEPT.
7f4N Wis Ave oil. 4-ad3s
cHRYsLER 81 New Yorker 4-dr
hardtop house car. a-t0ne blue
III and h., power steering. power
brakes. power windows, dual head
lights. SOleN alakS, Wv tires, list
price. Sa,1.O; sale price, 50, SOS
WHEELER. INC. cHRYSLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV, EN-. 3-4S0t
CHRYsLER SO New Yorker; a-tone;
T. and n, power St orig. OWNER
must sell this week. ia. b-037N.
CORVETTE 1888; standard shift
radio, heater: big engine; $500
THACKER MOTORS
10Th ara y Ava NE IA RRSqa
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AIBER OIDS. INC.
CHUCK CARTER
MOTORS

3l3 n Y. AVE. NV DI. 7-s733
PACKARD 1858 400" sedan: @
tone blue. 2. n. at, Pull power.
= beautifully cared for car. Low
mileage, BUTLER BONDED. Si.SaA
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
iIeI 2lst 81. NV. Di 7-0Ili
PLYMOUTH So station wagon. g.
csiindeT. STRAIGHT stick. q passen-
ser. like new. 81 Sab. bank inanc-
epg BETHESDA MOTORS o. T.
1000
PLYMOUTH 81 savoy =" 4-dr
house car. green and white: 2. and
h.. poverfite. power packed. tor.
ton cir ride. selex glass; list price.
Si si1ss rs ssie pries 500 ~, IN ,,,.-,,
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV, EN-. $4,000
PLYMOUTH 80 Belveders s. 4,
az sedan: house car wine and
white; ,,t torGusai!s trans. :; anc
Wv. tires; list price. S3.4IO. sale
WHEELER. INC. CRYSIER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV, en- 3-4SO0
PLYMOUTH So Suburban station
wagon: =. and h.. excel. cond. in
side ana out. S6a5. HYATTS.
VILE AUTO SALES 1870 Rhode
Island ave. Wa 7-l2s0
PLYMOUTH 1858 2-dr %, 0OC
miles IKE new: S675. WO
6-4R4s
PLYMOUTH 50 4-dr. sedan; over
oriNe; one owner; excellent shape
siN5. tx. 3-d300. Ext. 1854 IL
PLYMOUTH 1857 sport coupe
equipped spofless l5.Oon miles
cost $3.50. book Sab, sci
- ia5. BY OWNER, Ii. 10000
PLYMOUTH 50 Special de lux,
Club coupe: ?. and b excel. nun,
ming eond: Si45 1901 Mt. Yer
non ave. Alex Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09

LU. 4-1tos --
MERCURY SO Montclair hArdtor
coupe 2-tone tan and ermins
white hnish. r. and h. Mereomatis
DR. Wv tires. power Steerine
and BRAKES. Remarkably value
az ,Oa5 MONTGOMERY IUBbS
Lincoln Mercury Dealer 1000
W. hwy. 8. g Nd. JU. s-i9oo.
Open III y pm
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lent condition, Sf4a,
TOM CARR EDSEL, INC.

FORD IA VS. a-pass country
Sedan; heater equipped. oriR. dark
lne tihish. one owner Low mile.
age. exceptionally nice St,ln1
HILL 4 SANDERS. Mash's OF.
dest Ford Dealer, TIA Vermont
ave NV, AID. f-A300. open ewes
M a Sat nil 4
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDg $50 Super "ss' Cdr. hard
top; .excep. clean. power steering
and brakes beRut. HIGHT blue with
match. interior, Wv, tires. for
sale By oiig. owner. $1,000. HA.
ODDS SO super IS" convertible
coupe. getaway transmission
radio, heater. power steering and
brakes, padded dash; beautiful
blue and white finish. an-leather
interior This car is like new; only
Ss,3D5, safety tested for your pro-
lection in-uay written Warranty
Ellieott Sc. NV, KE. G-l3Os
oLDs 81 Golden Rocket Holiday
coupe, beautiful light blue, fully
equipped, including power brakes.
steering. hydramatic transmission.
iul accessories. This car carries
neW-ear title and warranty plus
'3a OOO-mile guarantee. Real value
for only AZ, 045.
OLMSTEAD Odds
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. IA. 7-s4O0
ODDS 'b5 SIS" Holiday hardtop,
hydra. r. and h.. beautiful green
and white hnish; owner; real
low mileage; Ike new. y :og5.
HIL asa. SANDERS W vs.mans ola as.
nv. AID $4,000. Open ewes. al
.; Sat 'til g.
oLDsMoBTLE 1888 l.dr. sedan
SSS sIsfn nj, an pover As ssSs ns cash
trade. terms. Low down payment
BREWER MOTORS
5iil wis. Ave, NV. EN- 2-77O0
oI.DsMoBfLE 1886 ''9s' Holiday
sedan; smart white and green 3
tone hnish. power steering. power
brakes. very clean. Nov only S2.4s5.
cCc guarantee.
CAPITOL Cadillac-Ol Co.
I2ee asnd st. NV. Pc. 10000
OLDS la4a o-eyl. coupe !. and h.
runs good: 500 cash. See a. "a
WeSmond drive, Alexandria, after
u pm
oLDs 1855 'as" Holiday sedan
full power Including electric win
dows, seat, owner. excellent con-
dition throughout this car must
be sold this week end At Si.6Sh-
ALDER OLDS, INC.
1870 itth 81 NV DU. 5-6t44
oLDSMoBTI.E 1853 ''as' 4-dr. T.
radio. heater. hydra. drive. .-tone
finish. Immaculate. owner. S74S
WHEELER. INC. cHaYSLER CITY
1900 WISCONSIN NV EN- 5000
PACKARD "a Super Clipper Pan
ana hArdtop; power Stefring. power
brakes. ultramatie tranSs Z and h.
belize and green, with Wv. tires;
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PLYMOUTH '55 4-dr.; sporty REQ
excel D' sond. HU. s.ss4s et sHu H.
PLYMoUTHs '55 Belvedere 4-dr
sedan: fully equipped very clear
inside and out low mi. BUTLER
! LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
LEI 2lst St. NV. DI, 7-Oil1
PLYMOUTH 81 sport suburbar
4-dT. station wagon; power5ite
r. and h.. 2-tone finish, equipped
yin chrome luggage Tsek 81 10
est Ford Dealer. illi Vermont ave
nv AID 4-f3U0. Open ewes III
y, Sat ~ 8
PLYMOUTH "a Savoy club coupe
heater. beautiful green finish. toI
cond - S7p5, HILL a. SANDERS
Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer. flI4
Vermont ave NV. AID. 1900
Open ewes. I'll =, Sat, III 5.
PLYMOUTH--Did you know ina
Z you can buy q new Plymouth tcl
Sl,795, See HUH Miller at FALIS
E CHURCH De Plymouth. Lee
huv. at Hillwood ave, il. $500
PLYMOUTH 1858 cranbrook sedan
radio. heater. turn signals, hea
covers. clean and beautiful inSid'
and out, s6D5. written guarantee
TRIANGLE FORD
500 X. / Ave NE LA. 9-lOO:
I PLYMOUTH 1856 VS. Custom
Suburban 4-door station wagon
The condition Of this car Is fal
above average. Equipped viii
powerfiite. radio and heater. Pc
fhankate naaa 0nE
4 POHANKA OldSmobile
T Washingtons Oldest Oldsmohile
I DealeFship. al Their Newest
USED-CAR CENTER
$40 Univ. Blyd. T.. Silver SDE. Nd
JU. 5-7s56
PLYMOUTH 1854 2-door: radio
heater, perfect condition: S6gs
/ Gil. 5-9245
( PLYMOUTH 1855 Savoy 2-dr.: W.
( transmission. radio. heater. white
wall tires, blue and white finish
Extra clean: 1886. written guar
antee
TRIANGLE FORD
800 r. / Ave NE. LA. g-IO0;
PLYMOUTH 1857 Custom Suburban
i-dr. station wagon. metallic blue
with white top. fully equipped A
real savings a. only $500 ccC
guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
1872 eand St. NV. Pc. 1900
PLYMOUTH 1856 station vasont
ananeins.sI. MERsoH 4 THo mi
SON. Chry. ply Dlrs used car
dept. 7227 Wis ave OIL. 2-26l5
PONTIAC 1856 station wagon fni
power equipment automatic trans.
mission Immaculate. 80 09s.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda. Nd OIL 6-7S0,
PONTIAC '55 VS. Star Chief Gus.
tom hafotop Catalina coupe
lustrous 2-tone finish. Mght tar
and ermine white finish. ?. an,
J h. hydramatie DR., Wv. tires
power steering and brakes. &c
one csnsr .6a5 MONT
S,3S B.:,s $50 LINCOLN NsI !.
s. S Nd ~, s-l55o. open u
PONTIAC 1850 4-dr $3.50; OF:
FOOD PONTIAC. 4ssi Conn Sn1'O
PONTIAC SO 4-dr. hardtop Cats
lima power steering and brakes
down NKERs DIScOUN7
; CORP, .2el l4th st, NV.
PONTIAC So Catalina hardtop ?
I Or; power steering and brakes
doWb kaSvrpsi - D,sLr,r,,;nS ~.
I CORP 222l 18th st nv
/ PONTIAC 1858 Star Chief Catalina
coupe; T, and h, hydra light Rreel
and white: 81 500. Cash. trade
terms low down payment.
BREWER MOTORS
blll Wis. Ave NV. EM 2--7Ol
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CADILLAC 80 Coupe de vtlle. tut
power eysgy extra: low mi like
THACKER MOTORS
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CHEVROLET - Bel Air 4-door
fOVfNG CHEVROL EFT. $500 0a
ave q Nd III p-T3s5
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18th and r. I, Ave. NE. la. n-uoiu
FORD 1852 club coupe; new tires;
good cond. throughout. Can Dc
seen ali day Thurs. and Friday:
Also I'll . pm. other days. lAdu
II 81. nv. Apt. %. Du, 1-l4b1
FORD '55 convertible Fairiane sun.
liner, r. and H.. original owner
low mi; excel. cond. Call ewes,
on ti-fkn- =.
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FORD So custom IS" Fordor
Fordomatie. T. and h., orig black
finish. NV. tires; nice through
out; S7a5. HILL a. SANDERS
WaSh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. ill4
Vermont ave. NV. AID: 4-45OO
e Open ewes. I'll y, Sat. I'LL D;
FORD 1856 FaiFlAne Tudor; Ford
0"TriMfA CKEP MOTORS
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SIMCA

s,wA sH1EoIogs KzeLgsIy y
f snfff P PHEs b os s.bo5Rs coy
TON WAGONS UP 10 90 MILES
PER GALLON or GAS ONE OF
THE FINEST SMALL CARS ON
THE MARKET TODAY PRICES
START As Low e As
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Ohio Williams Buick

i7iO Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU 4-l7l7
FORD 1851 Victoria hardtop; =
tone ivory ana blue. r. and n
Economical tTansp Only 500
KpnVOn-Peck Chevrolet
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 81 f-door; Z, h., evr.
drive, $3.50 PF best od otieri clean
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: PARKWAY-FORD

5000 NJ s. NV FE 3-2204
CHEV 1858 cdr extra c.ean.
wonderful cond nne t;ses.. raoio
$500 10. 2-242l. 10 l-.945. II
CHEV. 81 Bel Air spor; cpe. We;
pogtrglide. fully EQUIP. excel.
cond IA S-fsOS: ewes
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coupe T. and b auto trans an
sSes9tionslly slsan car s46s
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1871 eis 81 NV Di 1-0lli
cHRYsLER i05; Windsor 4-dr.
hardtop house car 2.tone blue ana
Ehite, power steering power brakes
push lutton drive and h., dual
headlight torsion air ride other
accessories list price &4,310, sale
price e3t45
Wheel Err INC CHRYsLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN, NV, EN-. 2-l021
cHRYsLER 1854 New Yorker New.
port haTdtop coupe black over
brilliant red auto trans power
steering and brakes r and h Wv
tires. fun vinyl interior 81 2O5
CHUCK CARTER
MOTORS
Si3 N Y AVE NV III 1918
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Chevv Chase chevrolet

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CHEVROLET IS. convertible: nsv
top. poWerglide. $685. SIS an 80
mo BOB Kinks KLEIN kARs
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III lIbl 81. NV, UI, I-UI 7
81 sport SUBURBAN
4-dr station wagon; powerfIite,
r. and h.. 2-tone finish, equipped
with chrome luggage rack, 81 SNb
HILL a. SANDERS. Wash = Old
est Ford Dealer. illf Vermont ave
nv AID 1890. Open ewes I'll
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NIL WIS, ave IN, 2-IfUU
FORD 1888 D-seater station WAGON;
Fordnmatic, 2-tone blue, r. and
mnil.s%s;c, W' tsISifi Miss S FaoiME lCs
Capital 4-3fai, Ext. ai4a. Make
an offer
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FORD 80 Enslish Squire station
wagon; heater. Wv. tires, me-
dun blue finiShi like bEand-newl
$l4Nb. HILL A SANDERS,
Wash : Oldest Ford Dealer. llli
Vermont ave, NV, AID. f-4lOO
Open ewes, III ., Sat 'til 3.
FORD 1883 crestllne Victoria
Fordomntie. ?, and b., 2-tont
blue and white iinish excep-
tionally nice, S9a5 HILL a
SANDERS, Mash's Oldest Ford
Dealer, lll4 Vermont aye nv
Ap. t-43OO. open ewes. III " eat
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CHEVROLET 1855 de luxe 2-door
sedan. finished In rich .-tone
green and set on with wv tires,
equipped. radio, heater and power
fui VS. engine: real quality, Sl,@95
Ternrr rHC WarranfW
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PONTIAC 1856 station wagon fni
power equipment automatic trans.
mission immaculate. 81 tllS
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500 X. / Ave NE, La. 9-lOO3
PLYMOUTH 1856 VS. custom
Suburban 4-dooF station wagon
The condition OF this car Is far
poWerfiite. radio and heater. Po-
hanka's Service oaarantee. 81 .Sa5
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BREWER MOTORS

Sill Wis Ave NV EN- g-T700
FORD SIS Calf Custom On Nov
81 Motor Trend page AZ S60 00
invest. sac. for - 600. modified
engine IA 1-s0ds
FORD 81 e-tone cow, s-cyl. loV
MILEAGE. r, h Nv. tires power
steering and brakes Fordomatic
OWNER leaving town, best oner
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