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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-06-16
500 REWARD

For information leading to
the arrest and conviction of the
person or persons responsible
for tampering with the electric
fence surrounding my property.
A. b. WILBURN
Accident, Maryland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-06-16

FOR Strawberries. CAN
or see Leroy Campbell, Deer Park,
phone DE d-2991. ADV. loft
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-06-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
subscriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court for Garrett County, Mary
land, Letters Testamentary on the estate
of
GERTRUDE B. GIBSON
late of Garrett County, Maryland. deceased.
All persons. having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated TO the subscriber on or
before the 2nd day of December, 1860 they
may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 31st day of
May, 1860.
ROY A. CALHOUN
Executor
Mt. Lake Park. Maryland
ADV. 14-3t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-06-16
s HAT R
FORD SALES
Third st.-oakIand-DE 4-2411

FOR SALE-Brick house stu
ated on the corner lot of Fourth
and Old Rt. PIG in Oakland. Con-
tains bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen,
living room and dining room. Full
basement, gas furnace, garage. All
in good state of repair Call Fred
A. Thayer, phone DE 4-3313. ADV.
15-3t
FOR SALE = Used furniture.
Living room suites, vanities,
dressers, stoves, chest of drawers,
beds, chairs, writing desk, china
closet. deep freeze, wardrobe, day
beds, tables, cabinet sink, sewing
machine, stands. o. B. Frazee,
Friendsville, Md, phone SH 6-4651.
Adv. 16-6t*
HOUSE FOR SALE-7 rooms
and bath, bed rooms, large
closets, stone fire place, porches,
furnace heat, and garage. Beauti-
fully handicapped, located in north
west Mt. Lake Park near schools
Must be seen to be appreciated
For appointment call j. Gordon
Mealy, phone DE 4-3178. Price will
not be quoted over telephone. -
Adv 15-tf
FOR SALE - Four-wheel fitting
trailer to haul industrial leaders,
dozers, tractor mounted back hoes
weighing up to 6l2 tons, Four
wheel electric brakes, removable
tenders, lights, excellent condition.
1916 Chevrolet heavy duty 2-ton
truck with 3-speed auxiliary trans
mission, has bed built with ramp
for handling doZers or hi-lift, very
good condition, S285.00. Paul A.
Miller, Deer Park, phone DE A.
3107. ADV. 14-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-06-16

FOR SALE-7 acre property at
Sand Flat beside Sand Flat Taber-
nacle. Excellent building lot. Phone
DE 4-328S ADV. loft
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-06-16

FOR SALE - House in Deer
Park, with rooms, bath and sun
porch, gas, electric, good water.
Located by post office 6 miles
from Deep Creek Lake. Seen by
appointment. Phone DE 42748. =
Adv. 16-4t
FOR SALE-1956 Great Lakes
house trailer, as #. long, it. wide,
complete with automatic washer,
large refrigerator and stove, 2 bed
rooms and 1879 aluminium avn
ing. Call TWinoaks $3.50 after 5
p. m. Adv 16-4t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-06-16

FOR SALE-Beach sand S1.50
per ton. Immediately available at
our Eagle Rock pit. loaded FOB.
Ask at Browning's Hardware for
information. ADV. 29-tf
FOR SALE-Table and photo
enlarger. Table is mahogany,
round top, center pedestal. Also
other items. J. F. Shorb. 122 Oak
ST. DE 4-3949. ADV. 1855
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DE 4-2643 Evenings

FOR SALE-4-yr.-old pony, har-
ness and cart; 2-yr-old Pony,
saddle and bride; 4-yr-old steel
grey riding horse; black work
horse. Gerald Glotfelty, McHenry,
Md, phone DE 4-2095. ADV. 16-tf
FOR SALE-Good used Baldwin
Grand and bench. Looking for a
good piano, this is it. Monthly pay
ments. Call or write o. B. Fawley
Music Co, Morgantown, w. Va. =
Adv. 15-3t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-06-16

FOR SALE-25 acres in Sang
Run District 6. Completely covered
foundation 2S'X28', cheap. viii fl
nance. Phone DE 4-4416. ADV. 49,
it
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-06-16
BEAUTIFUL HOME
FOR SALE

Suitable for summer home, re-
tired couple, year around, or
hunting lodge, Nine miles from
Oakland at Swallow Falls, near
Red Run Lodge, Deep Greek
Lake. Call for appointment, Eg-
lon, w. Va, 1920. Price or terms
will not be quoted over phone:
If contracting in person, see
White at Whites Truck Stop.
U. s. so, Oakland, Md, RID 2.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-06-16

Situate on Old Deer Park road.
Turn off of Route $50 just over
Loeb Lynn hill.
Evening star., 1960-03-24

Fully ru b b er lined,
l009o Dupont nylon.
Top groin Leather name
plate ond Upper tobs.
Nylon hondIes, pIostic
and rope reinforced.
Evening star., 1960-03-24
SKI photos mode from your own
black and white negative size lI6
or smoIIer.
$3.50 Value

We will make 3 SKI enIoroe-
ments OF each neeotive thot you
bring in for only 99c but
you may bring os many negatives
os YOU wish
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10

assemby-line methods But the biggest prce-buster has
been the plastic liner.
Fabricated to the shape and size of the desired pool
these giant one-pece heavygauge plastic bags make
any supporting structure waterght make possible to
build pools of unorhodox materials which of themselves
might not hold water One of these is wood another is
low-cost concrete block And with liner the pool bottom
can be sand instead of concrete.
Liners also eliminate the necessity for expensive peri
odc pool painting Their material usually vny is color
impregnated Moreover, scrubbing is necessary to
keep them clean. Dirt and agae brush easily from the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10
BY DAVID X. MANNERS

TAKE RIDE down any suburban street and you
Il won't be aware that anything has changed. But fly
over the same area in plane and you'll what is hap
Pening. Carefully hidden behind fences and shrubbey,
they can't often be spotted from the ground but from
above, they wink like emeralds and sapphres They
backyard swimming pools many of them brand-new
Now, for the first time, it's possible for almost anyone
who is regularly employed to one for pools that cost
$4,000 to $4,000 few years ago now going for
less than the price of new car. You can buy l6x32
foot pool with plenty of diving depth and including essen
as such as filter and SKINNER for approximately 600
you pitch in your labor you have one for less
than 50 OO0
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10

on the pool wall Many pools don't require that logs
be thrown in to absorb the stresses of freezing And So
in the oseason they be used skating Kinks Lengths
of 2x4=nch lumber along the edges usually all that
required to protect plastic liners from damage by skates
typical pool may hold from 5000 to 10000 gallons
of water, but special plumbing is needed provide it.
garden hose deliver in few days. Where water
is expensive it may cost so cents per thousand gallons
or $3.50 for filling $4,000 gallon pool.
There are undeniable risks in backyard pool How
ever fence seatching gate, and strict safety rules
largely eliminate its hazards Pool covers made of strong
Continued page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10

silky-smooth finish of plastic pool liner
But liners do have their limitations Their life expect
ancy is likely to be than years. and replace
ment cost is whopping $500 to $500. They can be
punctured A dog falling into pool and struggling to
get out has been known to claw liner to shreds.
With prices what they are, almost any homeowner
a prospective pool customer A pool builder in New
England checking the purchasers of his last SO pools
found that only nine hghpad executives or profess
sional men. All the rest saaried workers earning
between $4,000 and $1,000 year.
Banks in the warmer sections of the country gen
orally liberal in helping out financing pool construction
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10

Frequently offered are terms
of nothing down, up to five
years to pay.
Despite all the recent pub
licity, there are still many mis-
conceptions about pools. One
is that their water has to be
changed at least once a year.
This isn't true. Actually, filter
ing and chemical treatment
can keep it pure indefinitely.
In winter, it is preferable to
leave the water in the pool, for
water or ice will provide a
counterbalance against the
weight of the earth pressing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10

Whereas in all the years up
to 1913 a mere $500 home
pools were built in the United
States, in 1859 alone more
than $4,000 were installed.
New methods of pool con-
Struction have made the diff
ference. Old-style pools were
usually poured concrete. The
introduction of gunite pools,
made by spraying concrete out
of a hose, started prices down.
ward. Then prefabricated pools
made of Fiberglas, aluminium,
and steel added the savings of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10

SubHrbi0 Today, March 1860
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10
y hon1eowuer can be a pool owner today

re some points to look at before you leap
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-23
The Lamnnes
(Continued from Page 8

ACOnllnueu from rage o)
 was the guiding light in getting this started. The museum, now housed in a temporary building on land given to the Society by the Rotary Club, will someday move to a modern, fireproof structure if the Society members realize one of their goals.
 Mrs. Lamme described some of the historical treasures they have added to the museums collection. We have the original gold scales from Kraft's and from the Russian Trading Store (now D and A's), complete with the old weights and prices of gold. We took them to the museum to help get it started and we have a collection of old icons and samovars which we hope to give later on Samovars and icons are hard to get because the owners still use them in their homes and hand them down in
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-23

AnafeSia Schnapnikoff who gave lessons in weaving Attu baskets. She is one of the last of the au- thentic Attu weavers. No, they are not woven under water as is com monly supposed
 When Mir. Lamme returned we realized we had taken reams of notes and that space for our col umn was not unlimited. As we parted company with two of the most interesting and vital citizens of Kodiak, Bill Lamme had this to add We've mentioned things we enjoy here. We also enjoy the people. You know, it's quite some thing to walk down the street and say hello to the man who designed the flag of Alaska and inspired the words of our state song.' We might add that henceforth we will consider it quite something to say hello to Lillian and Bill Lamme.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-23
Jay Lincoln Wins In Y0-Yo Contest

Champion Emblem went to Jay Lincoln, age II, as the top Yo-Yo participant in the Kodiak area in the Yo-Yo contest concluded Sun day. The finals were held at the Cliff Point Recreation area.
 In announcing the awards, Teeny (The Clown) Long, sponsor of the contest, stated that a total of 46 points were rolled up by young Lincoln, with Mike Waller and Mike Augustyn, with 31 and 28 points each, in second and third place.
 Runners up included Joe Yacko, Jon Fitzwater, Lorra Anderson, Dennis Franklin, Larry Lokken and Jo Cunningham.
 Runoffs were held prior to the finals in town and on the Naval Station. Prizes of Deluxe Yo-Yo's were awarded to all entrants and Emblems to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners.
 Long stated the contest was a big success, and he wished especi- ally to thank Wodlinger's, Knud- sens and Navy Exchange for post ing Yo-Yo signs and stocking Dun can Yo-Yo's, and also John Fetch CT for the use of the Orpheum Theatre.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-23
their families.

Another interesting thing we own is an enormous telescope about four feet long. It's so power ful it is hard to use In the old days the men in town would pay a boy to sit up on top of Pillar Mountain and watch for ships with the telescope"
 Bill Lamme left us for moment and we expressed amazement at his knowledge of Kodiak and the history of this region. Mrs. Lamme said that he studies and reads everything he can find on the sub ject. He is so interested in the Historical Society. We would like to see more interest in it by the public. The meetings and member ships are open to the public; any one is welcome. We meet in the winter months and there are splen- did programs. Father Sturmer has talked on icons, Father Gerasim has spoken to US and we had Mrs.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-23
Naval Station
 Births

A daughter, Debra Ann, weigh ing lbs. 2 ozs., was born on July 9 to Vivian Ann and Raymond John SieWierski, RD2, USCG.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-23

A daughter, Teresa Kay. weigh ing ? lbs, was born to Mir. and Mrs. Charles Brondon, on April 6, 1860.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-23

Read the classifieds for profit; use them for results.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-23
ALASKA COMMUNICATIONS
 SYSTEM

Hours of Business Monday thru Friday, g am to 6 pm
 Saturday, g am to 12 noon Sundays and Holidays, Closed Emergency wires may be filed during the closed office hours at the message center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
Greetings

SHAY-Happy 18th birthday on
November %. MIKE.
HAPPY Anniversary to Nom
and Dad on Nov. -. Love.
THE THREE Us.
NORBERTA Y.-Sweet IS on the
10th: many happy returns,
from DAD.
SWEETHEART-I miss you so
much. Please come home soon.
Happy Anniversary. Love,
PRINCESS.
SONNY-We all miss you. Nom
and Dad; joys Nom and Dad.
ANGLE.
HAPPY Ilth BIRTHDAY on
Nov. 10 to Cupcake from
GYPSY AND THE GANG.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Nor.
Love, from MOTT. MLJY.
Moody and AMRON.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO my dar.
ling Dennis. Best wishes and
good luck. Love always,
SYLVIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
Notices


he SnALiNI-inere Is iots
"a Au,i IA s.oie ~. .ec.s 80, e.
Inc u lce oAatiiie OiuD'
n you 40 no' $780, coia'e ~.
ous anu 500 . sas o ,naoS
Poo W DsA, Ce,
81 par,s IA cp tens
. @.H, . s.-S..
DOvAL hGh eOrnOmOnEo!
FIN the omces Win sne Dsss
omcers. vote 1eI, a0slck tor
Pres, ana Cnarhe BLACK ior
Vice Pres. sponsored py tne
Horlick-Black Campaign COM
mittee.
DO YOU WANT TO hire one OF
the best bands In ID. c. Tor
some OF the lowest prices IN
D. c.? Hire the SOVEREIGNS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
Miscellaneous
Wunted

s-CYL. DODGE, DE SOTO
Chrysler or Plymouth engine;
must be in excellent condition.
JE. 2-2054.
OLD LARGE TOY TRAINS be-
fore 80; any condition. JE. 4
3707.
TWO 15-NCH CHEVROLET
wheels. Call BOB SHUB at
JU. 7-8196.
GO-KART; heavy-duty drill
press. jig saw, belt sander: no
Id. bar bells. Empire 5-0S68.
GIRLS RINK SKATES, size
81 or 3: umbrella tent, EN-. s.
1850.
WINCHESTER model 50 rife;
preferably with heavy barrel.
Must be in good condition. VIII
pay good price; call RICK,
KE. 6-57S9.
TRANSMISSION wanted for
49-'52 sChrysier, De Soto.
Dodge. MAN in Takoma Park
who answer ad previously
please CALI RUSSELL, JU.
9-3968.
FORD PARTS-Left front fen
der, front bumper and grille
needed for 1852 Ford. WA. 4
1896.
WANTED-Small object search
head for Model l00-A metal
detector. II you have one or
* know how / can get In touch
with ELECTRONIC APPLI-
CATIONS, please call WA. 4
1896.
CONVERSION for 81 Ford with
overdrive. ANY type Of shift
will do. Cali BARRY, JU. o
1905.
RADIO for $3.50 Plymouth; in
good condition, reasonable;
latter 7:OO), IA. 2-56S0.
BAR BELL SET, 1O0-l10 ID. used.
Call Monday, OIL. 4-4439.
LARGE BICYLE, at least . Al
inch frame; also slide projec-
tor; evenings, EN-. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

CHOP TOPS Ford, top chop
ped 4 in, SO Line. quad lights,
rounded hood unnatural scoops,
scoops in rear tenders, trunk
cleaned, frenched Sc Odds tail
lights, tunneled drive shaft,
frame C-ed 3 in. front and rear.
bucket seats, floor shift, Cana
dian block, milled heads, bored.
Mallory ign, Fenton manifold
VIZ Strom. "97s", cleo. fuel
pump, All rear, needs owner
to finish it. Prefer trade. Call
ERIK, SIP. 3-2765.
POOL TABLE, 7x4 IT,: very good
condition, compl. equip; $50 or
best offer. Call IA. 5000.
MODEL A Tudor sed.; overhauled
eng. and trans. Best oner.
Call IA. 4-7296.
1887 PONTIAC COUPE, original
$1,000 act. mi, good running
cond.; excellent paint, uphcl-
stery, tires. Cali RICH, UN. 4
1923.
RADIO, Heath DX-20, 50-watt
transmitter; completely assem-
bled and working, never used;
$50. Dial 301-WA. 6-2647.
FORD SPEED PARTS-Headers
and Mallory ignition for oh.
VS.; Corvette taillights; COM
plete. VIII trade for Olds speed
equipment. Call BILL, VIII. q
2570.
81 FORD Tudor sedan, chopped
6 in, channeled IL in; also so
Olds block; Olds to early Ford
adaptor; Best offer for each.
Call GEAR GRINDERS, ia. 2
.64l4 Sunday after pm).
STAMPS-Foreign and United
States sets and singles. After
4 pm, JE. 4-l376.
LAaIBRETTA scooter, buddy
seat, new tube tire, lights
tools, wind screen, manual, new
paint, excl. cond., clean; SITS
CIR. 3-31S7.
SALE CHEAP-Metal tire cover
for Cont. kit: Ford StromberG
carburetor, almost new talsc
used one); excellent indoor
shoe skates, size 81; parakeet
breeding cage with box; track
shoes, six points. size ga, used
one season. JOE, JE. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

FORD 81 Tudor sedan; 6 cyls.,
straight stick, Wv. tires and
spinners, no grille, $50. Call
TIE. $500.
ADAPTOR PLATE and front
mounts for $3.50 283 Chevy
VS. to 1851 Ford. $25. KEN,
HE. 4-9528.
CUSHNEAN scooter engine SHIP;
good cond.; $40. VIII pay $40
SIS for REQ or Briggs 21a or
trade for the above. Call BOB,
EN-. 2-0947.
FOR XMAS, Am. Flyer trains
on 4xS layout, many accessc-
ries; $50 or best offer. Call
JOHN, RIA. 6-4808.
COSTUMES g majorettes), 10
IL, child's; bootsitaps, size 6.
Call Union 4-7519, Monday.
COATS-Girls' sizes II and 10
Call union 4-75l9, Monday.
- FORD; Al cond.; IS Chev.
powered; can be seen at Belts
vile ESQ, next to the Drive
In" on U. S. Route 1; $375 or
best offer.
MALLORY IGN. complete, 81
pistonsf rods, abb. manif. and
other Odds equip. MA. 2-0l59,
call bet. and Z, Sun. only.
80 OLDS 2-dr. sed.:N II. and h.;
fully upholstered in naug.; new
'53 engine; good tires; many
new parts. MA. 2-0159, call be-
tween / and z, Sun. only.
LIONEL HO SET, No. Sill, W.
extras; new, never opened.
Call RICK, IKE. 6-5739.
1859 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. good
con dition. Call PAUL
HOLMES at Empire 8-4066.
STAMPS, U. S. and foreign; also
first-day covers and used al
buns. SIP. 3-6179.
BOY'S 26-inch bicycle, English
racer; good condition; $40; bar
bells, 50-lb., almost new, $40
Model airplane Little Stinker,'
many extras, 90. RE. 5-3255.
81 OLDS: unassembled short
block, bored Az, Jahns PTS
tons. All parts and bearings
still in boxes. Make offer Sun
only. RE. 5000.
CHRYSLER so; good mechan-
ical and running condition;
radio and heater; $l55. CAL
FL. 4-7302.
TUBE TESTER, superior model
82A, factory wired. Used once
$50. WE. 5-6245.
PHOTO DEVELOPING KIT
B&W; new Sears $17.66; used
once, IS. WE. 5-6245.
AMERICAN FLYER TRAIN
SETS, complete, good condi-
ton SIC and $40 each. WE
5-6245.
WHITE DINNER JACKET;
Girls figure skates, 51a; Girls
size 1912 dresses, coats, Japa-
nese kimono; toe shoes; Girl
Scout uniform. EN-. 5-1750.
CHROME FENDER WELT, g.
foot lengths. Will fit most any
car. CIR. 4-409l, evenings.
, ENCYCLOPEDIA, Universal
std. IS volumes; Remington
| typewriter, std. HE. 9-l7l5.
PRINTING PRESS, professional
model for the serious lobbyist
Type available. MARTIN, JU
9-5490.
FORD as coupe; good condition
Naugahyde headliner and side
panels; no engine. Best ot1er
DANNY, WO. 6-5706.
PLYMOUTH ,35 coupe; good
running condition, $50 or best
offer. 10. 8-8327.
WILL TRADE standard trans
mission from Chev. SIS for pow
erglide. Call Alex, UN. 4-3842
Sunday; weekdays, 6-S pm.
NUT MEATS-Pecans, blanched
almonds, and black walnuts
1-pound poly bags. LEE, FE
| 7-1414.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
Miscellaneous
For Sale


WILL TRADE AUTO for late
model Vesta-M scooter or BSA,
Triumph $3.50 &C. or larger.
1858 Rambler cow. Call KE. g.
6293.
SAXOPHONE, alto, silver plated,
with case, trademark Conn;
500. DE. 2-3268.
ACCORDION, beautiful Italian.
100 bass, fine tone, case, .
treble, 3 bass switches; $225.
OIL. 2-1933.
FORD O.h.v VS. parts for 272,
292, 312 Gu. in. engines, 2, .
carb setups; l Mallory distr.
and magspark; CIV. or l2-v;
one Isky Els Revmastsr cam;
1 set of SIS heads with Isky
springs and retainers: ] pr. Of
axles IS with large splines:
$3.50 4-barrel CARDS CD 5
manifolds; (2) miscl. starters,
gems, distr. and water pumps
for 1872, $50 and 36l GU. in. en-
gines; 2, 3 carb setups; NAL
Tory distr. and magsparks; l
Isky EE300 cam and kit; /
Crane "full" cam and kit; l.
alum. flywheel; /, All king
and pinion for SO Ford; miscl.
cars. 1881 Ford coupe; 1858
Stude. hardtop; 1860 Chev.
cony.; red, white top, r., h., std.
trans, WV. tires, va. Call
DAVE, PA. 5-2765.
1855 2-dr.; WV.
tires, new seat covers, V-8 au-
tomato. Real good running
condition. $685.. Call JU. g.
1889.
FORMAL, pink, ballerina-length;
net over taffeta; size 9. Per-
feet condition. $40. EN-. 2-6259.
PLYM. SO, 5-window coupe;
stock 6-cyl. trophy winner run
ming against 8-cyl. Fcrds and
Points up to 1854. Also 81 Ford
powered by full race Mere.
fiathead with hydr. brakes.
Take both for 5000 or win sell
separately. Call BOB, EN-. =
2737.
AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS, 8
complete sets and many extras,
good condition. $500 worth In
all; best offer. Large toy tTac-
tors also. Call BOB, JU. s.
O6O9.
PONTIAC 1851 49," looks ok,
runs fine, radio, heater. dual
range hydramatic works per-
feet: only size. ROGER, 10.
5-0793.
STUDEBAKER 1853 hardtop;
$98; make ideal car for build
up; runs ok, but needs work.
Interior good. Call ROGER,
10. 5-0793.
UNIFORM, includes
sh. pads and helmet, size IL
IA; Sc; toy shelves with draw
er-bin on casters, So; five
drawer chest, white, 50. JU. g.
3597.
sx2s for 1886 Olds, $50; 80
Odds engine, $25; kit for Odds
in early Ford, $75; 4-bbl. mani
fold 1888 Olds, $40; starter
change-over, Olds, SIS. Call
JIM, OIL. 1920.
FULL RACE stock bodied so
Ford; full custom interior,
$336.69 or best offer. Paying
sales tax on new Corvette. Must
sell this week end. OIL. 4-596S.
FORD "a hardtop; blue and
white, r. and h., w.-w.s, straight
shift. Lowered, duals and skirts.
It looks good and runs good.
$495 cash. JU. 5-6017.
CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER,
good tires and runs well, $65.
IA. 8-0822.
MOTORCYCLE 1852 Harley
Davidson (smalll, new battery,
good tires, buddy seat" sad
die bags, 90 m.p.g.; make pay
ments with no interest; $165.
DAVE, JU. 9-7962.
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