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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(Continued.)
PAPERING WHOLE HOUSE. $45 and uo:
(> room* and 2-etory hall: quick service:
Kali prices: also painting. Ad. 2326.
TAPERING, painting. plastering. $« and up:
latest patterns, best materials: first-class
stork, M. Pumps, 1027 Ga. ave. Ad. 6964.
PAPERHANGING, painting:, metal ceiling*
roofing-, hot'-wator heating, oak floorings,
plumbing, porches built: all kinds of frame
and brioK work: best quality and workman
ship: no cash required: easy monthly pay
ments. Capital Home Improvement Co.. 643
R st, n.w. Phone Potomac til IS. 4*
PAPERHANGING. . painting. plastering.
Prompt attention. Very reasonable. Esti
mates cheerfully given. L. Otowell. Col.
5543,
PAPERHANGING, painting, decorating, the
hetter kind. Very reasonable. Estimates
cheerfully given. National Decorating Com
panv, Adams 4419-. U
BAFERHANGING AND PAINTING —High,
eat grade work and material at moderate
prices. Rooms scraped, sized, pointed, up
and papered as low as $7.50. Latest designs
of paper subject to your selection. Interior
and exterior painting at most reasonable
prices. We use best materials available and
employ only skilled mechanics, which as
sures you of the utmost satisfaction. All
work guaranteed for period of five years in
writing. Refer- necs furnished upon request.
Terms if des..ed. For better work call
Peerless Decorating Co., 714 11th st. n.w.
Frankin 0103, 4 *
PAPERHANGING—Rooms napered. $0 and
up. A. T. -George. 2129 18th st. n.w.. Apt.
2, Decatur 4149.
PIANO TUNING. $2.50; we specialize in gen
eral piano repairs ana rebuilding. Get our
estimate. Prices reasonable. -Skilled me
chanics. Work guaranteed. Sanderson-
Schaeffer Co.. 644 H st. ne. Lino. 1057.
PLASTER REPAIRING, straight new work,
patching, pointing up. Get the man who
does best work at reasonable prices. Lloyd
Perdue. 820 4th st. n.w. Main 4702, 1»
ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTING, guttering,
spouting, furnaces repaired and cleaned: rea
sonable prices. Col. 7.117 day or night.
Aiax Roofing and Heating Co.. 1818 KaU rd.
ROOFING, lining, guttering, spouting and
roof painting: get our estimates. Watkins
A- Son. Atlantic 1112. nol*
UPHOLSTERING —furniture, repairing. Work
done in the home if desired. E S. Weaver.
1 414 Newton st.. n.w. Adams 8401.
WEATHER STRIP —Now special low prices:
guaranteed work: phone for estimate.
Adams 196. Acme Metal Weather Strip Co.,
manufacturers and installers of protector
st rips. 8*
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES Good
quality opaque shades fitted to vour win
dows. 85c: the best quality of opaaue shades.
$1.15: hung free. We will call with samples
Kleehlatt. 11th and H sts n.e Line. 879
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES^
Grocery and meat store—Excellent
fixtures: no old stock. Must be sold at on< e.
Nearby Va.: price. $1,200 cash Address
Box 428-H, Star office. 1*
NEWSPAPER ROUTE for sale. Address
Box 411-H. Star office. 5*
EXCELLENT STAND for lunch room and
delicatessen, in large apartment house: shelv
ing and part of equipment will be furnished
by owner. For further information see L. J
Mil Is, 805 sth st. n.w. Main 4561.
DELICATESSEN grocery, news, cigars, cig
arettes. novelties, corner: living Quarters in
cluding rent. $75. Price. $2,000. Call at
212 East Capitol st. 5* j
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP, completely
equipped See Mr Nesline. rear 1119 14tb '
to n.w. j
ROOMING HOUSE for sale. 10 rooms, com
pletely furnished: ail rooms filled. 1019 9th
st. n.w. Frank. 10195. 1*
LUNCH ROOM FURNITURE, practically
new : will sacrifice for quick sale. 737 Park
rd. n.w. 1*
FILLING STATION for sale—On Washing
ton-Alexandna Highway, opposite Potomac
Yards. Standard equipment. Stock gro
ceries. cigarettes, cigars, candy, etc. Rent.
sls. First $275 gets ail. Beaumont Serv
ice Sta. 2*
CONFECTIONERY and delicatessen, down
town. Bargain. Owner leaving town. Ad
diess Box 421-ff Star office. 7*
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER in fine office
building will rent space to partv owning
inultigraph. Address Box 404-H. Star office.
«
BOARDING HOUSE, beautifully furnished
and well equipped, filled with refined cucsts:
just off Conn. ave. on K st. Will sell 18-mo.
lease with few- furnishings and linen for
SSOO cash. Address Box 401 -H. Star office.
fO CONSERVATIVE INVESTORS—Why ac
eept 3. 4 and 5 per cent for your monev
when you can. with perfect safety, invest
and receive 6. 7 and 8 per cent, income and
District taxes paid in securities that are
purchased by conservative banks? If inter
ested. write for full information to Suite
012-1 Barr Bldr. or nbone Main 8697.
TWO FURNISHED OFFICES tor rent. Tele
phone alreadv ins-ailed. Limited services of
e]»rk. $27.50 per month each. Telephone
Main 4565.
CAFE, located in large apartment: fully
eauivoed. including Frigidaire: established,
paying business: low lent: pric-e $2,000.
Terms. Address Box 169-H. Star office. *
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES, corner drive-in
ttatioo in n.w.: well equipped and stocked:
Sxcel’ent business: 5-year lease: price.
5.000, Address Box 187-H, Star office. *
BILLIARD ROOM —Wifi sacrifice to quick
burer. Partv need* cash Call after j
o'clock, McCann. Line, 5609. 3*
PHILADELPHIA LAW OFFICE MANAGER
wants to open branch office for Washington
patent office attorney. 20 vears' experience.
Will finance office end all expenses except
advertising. Confidential. Address Box
381-H Star office. •_
CAFETERIA, with rooms: fine location:
completely equipped: cash payment, balance
monthly. Address Box 285-H. Star office. *
ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE, over
30 rooms: beautifully fnrnished: paying in
vestment: price reasonable. Address Box
345-H. Star office, *
I HAVE 3 CUSTOMERS for good rooming
house. What have you to offer? S. L.
Thomas. Decatur 213.
SMALL GROCERY and meat store lor sale: I
rent. $32.50. 315 F st, s.w. 1«
DELICATESSEN AND GROCERY, comer:
excellent n.w. section, doing business S6OO
weekly: stock, fixtures, good will: on account
of sickness, owner will sacrifice for $4,000.
D Blum k. Son. 811 9th st. n.w. Main 3031:
Evenings. Mr. Hamburger. Columbia 5488.
DELICATESSEN. lunch: near Govt, dept.: I
$2,000: receipts. S4OO weekly. P. B. Haven
ner. Suite 203. 1406 G st. n.w. Frank. 7143
DELICATESSEN* and lunch, downtown; good
equipment: doing a successful business: liv
ing room: sacrifice at $1,500.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
929 New York Ave, N.W.
NEAR BEER AND POOL
PARLOR.
1318 B n.e.—Fully equipped near-beer and
800 l parlor, with 5-room-bath apt. above. ■
Old established place. Rent. $75 per month.
THOS. D. WALSH,
815 11th St, N.W, Main 7558-7559.
RE A LOP PO R J U N IT Y.
Splendid store and apartment including
•11 fixtures such as show eases, shelves, cash
register, ne boxes, tables, etc., together with
5-room and bath apt. Double garage, with
large store room on 2nd floor. Suitable for
Any kind of business, located next to post
office and large lodge building. A splendid
opportunity. Call us for inspection and
further particulars.
METZLER,
REALTOR.
Decatur 58. 1100 Vt. Ave.
Sunday and Night. Adams 629.
BALK-MISCKLLIUNKOUS.
ANTIQUES, sofa, mahogany tables, hand
some new 3-pieee mohair Jiving room suite.
Must be sold, 1707 21st n.w. *_
BABY STROLLER. Simmons enameled crib
and mattress and new full size spring: very
reasonable. Also high-grade furniture: leav
ing town. Owner. North 5812-J. • _
BED. Simmons \ white iron bed. spring
And mattress. sls: dining table. $8; 1-tube
radio with loud speaker. $25: oak dresser
$5: other odd piece*; private party moving
to small apt. Adam* 6966. *
BROOM RAKES. kimber spring: use like a i
broom, lor grove, walks, leaves on lawns
and farm yards Price with handle. sl.
$«-hmid’s Pet Store. 712 12th *t. n.w.
BUILDING MATERIAL, at lowest prices,
lrom many wrecking join: good used lumber
All kinds, sash, doors, brick, beams, plumb
ing. pipe, frames, windows, mantels, etc.
HECHINGER CO- 6th and C Sts. S.W
HKCHINOEB CO- 6th and Fia Are, S E
CLOTHING—Men s suits, size 40, STT! s4*: j
woman s coat, size 40 lady s dresses, size
88. sl. Col, 6567. 1433 Spring place, n.w. j
COAT.’ black Persian lamb, size 36: white |
fox w arf: riding coat and breeches Winter !
weight: riding boots, size 1 >•, Franklin i
4 21JL •
DIAMOND, 4% carat* set in tdatinum. with l
16 diamonds. $475: traded on automobile
mounting cost $125; genuine bargain. 462:
Penns, uve. n.w.
DINNER OR EVENING GOWN, apricot size
18 trimmed tn silver lace: perfect condition;
very reasonable. 7570 1 niversity_pl. 3•
PRESSES silk, cloth: coats. ladies misses : j
Pleated skirt*, hat*: excellent condition.
1423 Harvard st. n.w . Apt. 5 •
ELECTRIC FIXTURES, new. 1 to 3 light*,
for 6 rooms, S2O Installed: 6 rooms. 2 halls,
cellar bath, wired complete. S4O work mar-
Anteed: terms if desired. North_Bßs 1 •
ELECTROLA. Cromwell style cost $450:
beautiful cabinet: wonderful natural tone:
suitable for large home or dance hall: bar
gain. Adams 2019-W
FUR COAT. LEOPARD SKIN. WIDE
heaver collar and cuff*: leaving for South
and will sell cheap for quick sale Phone
Pt! antic 1212. I*
FI R COAT—Hudson seal: latest model cost
S3OO last season: S9O cash. Lincoln 5739-J
FURNITURE—Midweek sa;e includes a large
consignment of practically new repossessed
goods in complete suites and desirable odd
piece*, carpet, rugs. 'Francis Bacon” up
right and ' Foster" player-piano*, automo
biles. etc., ail by auction at Weeehler's, 920
I’enna. ave. n.w.. Wednesday. Nov. 2nd. com
mencing 9 a m.
FURNITURE—Mahogany frame 3-piece Mo
hair living room suite, like new. half. sa“ri
fto*. Add re sa Bo x 425-H. Star off! <«\ 7 •
FURNITURE One red velvet Chesterfield
chair, one red velvet fireside chair, one tap
estry fireside chair one «ou<'h suitable for
doctor's office: excellent condition: very rea
sonable. _Adams 817. 2*
FURNITURE—A* a special for Wednesday's
suction sale we have a large quantity of line
hotel carpets and rugs to lie sold at 2 p.m
Regular sale, of course, at 10 am. Come
down join the crowd and get your share of
the hargain*. Shannon * .'id4 Kith n.w.
FURNITURE. B ARG AIN Bed-davenport
and overstuffed chair with slip covers.
A<jam«.739o-W 1 *
FURNITURE—New. samples. 3-piece liv
ing suites, in lacquard velour, reversible
gtlk ratine cushions: value. $250. for $116;
nohair living toom suites. $165 up. New
Upholstery Co.. OX7 T at. n.w.
I
'MISCELLANEOUS.'
Fifty e/fmerican Soldiers of Fortune ah,.* p.®™ t.*™. No - 38 — CQL - JAMES BOWIE
AWAITED THE WORD TO FIRE.
TWO men stood firms each other with leveled
pistols on a Mississippi River sandbar near
Natchez one early morning in August, 1827.
The duelists were Samuel Wells and Dr. Mad
dox, a couple of local celebrities who had quar*
reled and who had chosen single combat as a last
resort.
The quarrel had not been confined to the two duel
ists alone. It had spread throughout the whole com
niunity. The hot-tempered pioneers had taken sides
with one disputant or the other until each had a
throng of partisans. A number of these friends and
supporters had come to the sandbar to witness the duel.
Maddox and Wells awaited the word to fire. When
it came both pistols spoke. Yet when the smoke
cleared each man was still standing. Neither had
received the. slightest hurt. Their seconds conferred
in whispers. Then, spurred on by the angry growls
of the spectators, they agreed that two more shots
should be fired.
, Again, at the word of command. the combatants
pulled trigger. Again neither was hit. It was decided
that honor was satisfied and a reconciliation was at
tempted. But this by no means suited the warlike
SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
(Contlnned.)
I GAS RANGES, new am! slightly used, all
; sizes, less than half priee. Why pay more?
j Every ranee guaranteed. .T, W, Williams,
I OOP Oth st. n.w, Main MitSti. 7*
•GENTLEMANS FULL-DRESS SUIT Cost
j $100: worn three times; will sell for S2O.
Telephone Adams 0120. .'l*
HUNGARIAN ZYMBLOM—To pay etoraee.
$25: value. SUSP, 10.21 L st. n.w. 2*
MANUFACTURING all onr window shades
enables ns to eive better valoes. Opaone
shades. 590: Holland shades. 73c: small addi
tional charre for installine. A. Kleeblatt.
1100 H st. n,e.
MIMEOGRAPH. No. 78. automatic feed, in
eood operating condition. $35. 203 Dis
trict National Bank Bldg.
MOLESKIN COAT, full leneth: price. $75:
almost new: nrieinal price. $450. Inquire
1212 12th st. n.w. Phone Main 0928.
OVERCOAT, man's: tuxedo suit, size 42.
good condition. 2117 G st, n.w. 3rd floor.
PHOTOGRAPHERS OUTFIT for amateur
developing, printing and enlarging. Phone
Cleveland 5458. *>
PlANO—Stein way concert grand: no reason
able offer refused Phone Main 731 or
Main 281. 2»
PIANO. I vers A Pond upright. Perfect con
dition. Ideal for practice. $600.00 model.
For auiok sale. $175.00. Phone Main 10133
except Sunday. »
PlANO—Mahogany, like new: SSO. 519
Mass, ave. n.w.
PIANO—Rich brown mahg. case. Apart
rner* size. Standard manufacturer. Very
slightly used. Business interests necessitates
removal to West Coast Will sacrifb-e instru
ment to mick buyer. Cash or time to re
sponsihle person. Phone Adams 4072. *
PIANOS—Used Gulbransen Player (Denial.
$395' Rctonlay Player like new. SOS:
Schmidt A Schultz Players $245 and $95:
$lO worth of rolls included with each player.
Amount of purchase may be applied toward
the nriee of anv new instrument if pur
chased here within a year The Heeht Co..
Music Store 618 F «t.
PIANOS—Used uprights at close-out prices.
Kranich A Bach. $75: Weser. SOS: Chlcker
ing. $245: Iverhart. $125 Player*—Gul
bransen. $245: Anderson. $295: Fisher. $165.
The purchase price will be allowed toward
the price of any new instrument il bought
here within a year. The Hecht Co.. Music
Store. 618 F st. Phone Main 5100.
PIANOS RENTEt). $4 a month and ud. Ml
Pleasant Music Shoo. Inc.. 3310 14th at. n.w
Colnmhia 1641.
RADIO. Atwater Kent, model 30. cingle-dial
control, with batteries and sneaker: price
reasonable. Address Box 204-E. Star office.
REFRIGERATOR, porcelain lined, good con
dition. Phone Cleveland 3615-J,
REFRIGERATORS—New and second-hand
Lr all purposes McCray Refrigerator Co
-822 13th at. n.w.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer portable electric.
: new: $25 reduction on account of being
! HUP* 0 ™: drop-head ball-bearing Singer.
$25: easy terms. 1017 Conn. ave. Frank.
9242.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, portable elec
tric. like new; reasonable: also Singer drop
head. $10: good condition. 918 23rd at.
n.w.
SEWING MACHINES—D.b. Singer. sls:
New Home. sls: Standard sls: New Ideal.
$10: other* at $5: all guar. New machines.
$•3 tno. Renting and repairing. Open evenings.
SE. Sew. Mch. Shop, 313 Pa. ave. *e. L. 275.
TYPEWRITER. Remington portable, late
model. Phone Cleveland 5455, »
TYPEWRITERS—AII makes, sold and rented:
low prices- buy on $5 monthly payments.
General Tvoe. Co.. 1423 F st. n.w. M. 2249.
TYPEWRITERS—Factory rebuiits. guaran
teed 1 year: rentals $3.50 per mo.: special
rate to students United Typewriter A Add.
Mch. Cf>.. Inc . 1227 X. Y. ave M. 5509. 5»
IYPEWRITER BARGAINS: prices cut -a on
all makes: sea for yourself: rent* reduced.
°»«n evenings. 1431 East Capitol at. Lin
coin 82.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood standard. No. 5:
perfect .-ondition: $25. Call Line. 8559. 3*
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Adam*
lg9l Underwoods. 1.. C. Smiths. Kovals
$3.20 mo.: 3 mos, in adv.. $8.25: 0 mos.. sls.
TYPEWRITERS—AII make* standard key
board. large ami portable. Rebuilt No. 5
underwood* $45. Washington Typewriter
Exchange. 807 13th n.w. Franklin 1014.
V ACUT M CLEANER Electrolux, prxctieallv
new; coat $77; nhaii sacrifice S4O. 020 M
st. n.w, o*
VICTROLA AND STAND and large collection
of very best records: excellent condition. A
real bargain. Call Adams 9129. 3*
WASHER AND IRONER. Rotarex; good con
dition $75. Call Adams 3629. *
\\OOl)—Sound, seasoned, sawed, served- $lB
per cord, fleve, 2588.
' * M CLEANER Airway, attachments:
"fort time: S2O; guaranteed. Apt. 6.
IfjjMQrard n.w. Adams 909
GOVERNMENT OFFICE
Slightly used and reconditioned Deaka.
tables chairs, file cabinet*, bookcase* ami
S bookshelves locker*, safe* itationery cabi
i net*, rug*, etc Ev-rything to complete vour
oOlce at a tremendou* saving.
„ _ Used Furniture Dept.
H. BAUM 4 SON 616 E St. NW.
OFFICE FURNITURE""
_ , FROM II 8 GOVT
Complete line of desks file cabinets, lock
er*. office chairs and tables: tremendous say
mgs. Everything you want for your office
WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO..
Furniture Dept 310 Bth St N\v
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, Baltimore, md
»* a 1 , * Buy at the fac
tory Rodent ealegman. Lincoln 8402.
IMMiS, I*KTB. ETC.
I PEKINESE PUPPY male 4 months eligi
b!<; registration: fiat sac. black mask, sable
♦•*>lor; wonderful coat and tail <arnagi- si/>
! * oiumhia lIOS3J, •
1 786 COLUMBIA RD—LARGE OUffttDK
Mmnif* in<*rnr*rator. <‘lp» trii; refrigeration*
r<*a*on3hlp rente. •
BC>STON TKRRIER ' PUPi'iES pure bred.
Phone Hyattsville 212-J. L ,U_ Poelma 1 •
SO! AB BREEDING PIGEONS 29
of Swiss Mundane*. Carnaux and Kings also
good flock of homing pigeons. Schmid's
Bird Store 712 12th M n.w.
RADIO BBKVICKj%XI) kEPAIKS,
i RADIO SERVICE and repairing batteriep.
eliminator* aerials trade-in* of anv kind'
■owcat rat**. Kennedy** N 8105. Ad 205.
FOB FARM AXi) HARDEN."
DAIRY EQUIPMENT—24 steel frame# and
fitanchion*. nnlk r<)olfr, hoi !**r Hatyv>ck
tester. clipping machine Universal milking
machine Syracuse plow manure spreader, etc.
B Walters Fairland Silver Spring Md.
I * hope. ].
i PARKY PHLOX. 50c. 75c and $1 : good time
for transoUiiting 4708 13th st n.w. Phone
Lol 9914.
IJVB STOCK ANIM! ATTLE.
I REGISTERED I)UROC JER
i'Jf.y: EX/KPTIONAL TYPE FOR BREED
ING READY FOR SERVICE
MORTON .r. LUCHB FARMS.
WILLIAM W KIRBY. MANAGER.
ROCKVILLE MI).
PHONE BRADLEY 214-J. '
[!l. I ' 1 .'7T YOrNG REGISTERED GUERNSEY.
RRADY IOH SERVICE: PRUT, VERY RF.A-
r oNABLK. FOR PARTICULARS. WRITE
MORTON .1 LUCHS FARMS
WILLIAM KIRBY MANAGER
ROCKVILLE. MD
PHONE BRADLEY 214-J.
saiT^automobilks!
BUICK BROUGHAM. 1928—Equal to new
throughout. Owner unable to keep up pay
ments. will sell very reasonably. Terms or
, trade. 1821 14ih st. n.w. *
BUICK STANDARD SIX SEDAN 1928:
' ior Mr. Bernman. 141
A2th «t. «.*.
*
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, *D. 'C..~ TUESDAY, ~ NOVEMBER Y'1927."
THE RIRTH OF THE BOWIE KNIFE.
backwoodsmen and pioneers who had gathered to
watch the duel They broke into the discussion.
Knives and pistols were drawn. In an instant b#h
factions were fighting for their lives.
The bravest man and most renowned soldier present
was James Bowie of Georgia. Bowie as a lad had
moved to Louisiana and was gradually drifting west
ward. He was poor but full of resource. Having
some time earlier lost his hunting knife and having
no money to buy a new one, he had laboriously ground
down the end of an old file to a sharp point, sharpened
one of the edges and fitted a rude handle on it. This
was his only weapon.
As the two factions attacked each other Bowie was
wounded by a pistol shot. But the wound did not
cheek his onward rush. He drove his homemade knife
to the hilt into the body of his assailant—Maj. Norris
Wright—slaying the major at a single blow, then
charging afresh into the conflict. In that impromptu
battle 6 men were killed and 15 wounded. A
goodlv share of the “casualties” were due to Bowie's
strange knife. The weapon and its owner suddenly
found themselves famous. Exact models of the knife
were made by a Philadelphia hardware man, who at
SALE—AUTOMOBILES.
(Continued.)
BUICK Owners and Prospective Buyers—
Beginning Nov. 1. Emerson & Orme’s branch
showroom will be at 16th and You sts.: it
w-i’l be a pleasure to receive a call from you.
Phone North 150 Stockton Gaddess 16tb
and You.
BUICK STANDARD SEDAN. 1926* This car
has been run very little and is absolutely per
fect in every detail. Will be glad to give
demonstration. Priced for quick sale. Terms.
Your car in trade See Bob Ba.vne. 2012
14th n.w.
BUICK MASTER « COUPE. 1925 —New
Duco paint: 3 new tires. ■ An excellent buy
Terms. Washington Motor Exchange. 2022
14th st. n.w. North 5679.
BUICK BIG 6 TOURING. 1924: a real buy
at $395; this car has good rubber, ton and
upholstery, motor good and powerful: terms.
See Bob Bayne. 2012 14th st. n.w.
BUICK STANDARD 8 SEDAN. 1926: like
new and run only a few miles: this car is
absolutely perfect throughout: come in and
give said car your personal inspection: your
ear in trade: easy terms: priee. $775. See
Bob Bayne. 2012 14th st. n.w.
CHEVROLET COACH. 1926: new-car guar
anty: $450: terms. 654 Pa. ave. s.e.. Atlan
tic 3481- or 1126 20th st. n.w.. Franklin
380.
CHEVROLET 1924 COUPE. 4-passenger.
$l2O- terms. 654 Pa. ave. s.e.. Atlantic
3481: or 1126 20th st. n.w„ Franklin 380.
CHEVROLET LANDAU. 1926: guaranteed
for 9(Xdays: $500: terms. 654 Pa. ave. s.e..
Atlantic 3481; or 1126 20th st. n.w.. Frank
liii 380.
CHEVROLET COACH. 1926: $350: a real
hu.v. and this ear is in A-l mechanical con
dition : looks almost as good as new: terms.
See Boh Bayne. 2012 14th st. n.w.
CHEVROLET coach, late model: excellent
condition: new tire*: cheap for cash or
terms to suit. 1611 D s.e. 1 •
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1923: just over
hauled: $150: tprms. 654 Pa. ave. s.e.. At
lantic 3481; or 1126 20th st. n.w.. Franklin
380. ;
CHEVROLET COACH. 1927—Latest model.
Good as new and only $575 for quick sale.
GMAC finance available if desired. Sheriff
Motor Co.. 627 K st. n.w.
CHEVROLET TOURING, late ’24. $75. new
front fender, bumpers front and back, lock
wheel, new battery. 2 new tirps. new top and
disc clutch. Call Adams 4724. 1 *
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1924: appearance and
condition good: terms. 654 Pa. ave. s.e..
Atlantic 3481: or 1126 20th st. n.w.. Frank
lin 380.
CHEVROLET TOURING. 1925—Fine condi
tion: new tires: SIOO or best cash offer. 43
M n.w. *
CHEtTtOLET SEDAN—Late model: perfect
order; very cheap; $l4O, all cash. Apply
1218 North Capitol. *
CHEVROLET COACH. 1926—With an o. k
that counts. The price. $395. is very low
compared to its real worth. Terms. 1341
14th st. n.w.
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1925—New Duco
paint :n 1927. Color combination a knock
out: for $325. Its fine condition will »ur
prise you. 1341 14th st. n.w.
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1923—1 n fine mechan
ieal condition: good paint and rubber. A
bargain at SBS: terms. Atlantic 3481. 654
Penna. ave. s.e
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1926—Excellent con
dition. Can arrange terms. Col. 6133.
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1924—G00d condi
tion. Col. 6133,
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1926—Excellent eon
dition. Can arrange terms. Col. 5960,
CHRYSLER 79 ROADSTER. LATE 1926
In perfect condition throughout. Appear
ance equal to new and price reasonable.
Only $309 down, balance in 15 months if
desired. Boston Ton Co., 1821 14th n.w. »
DAVIS SPORT ROADSTER—Khaki top.
disc wheels. A sporty little «-ar. Terms.
Washington Motor Exchange. 2922 34th st.
North 5679.
DODGE TOURING. 1924: $250: reflnished.
4 good tires and motor just overhauled: this
is a real value: easy terms. See Bob Bayne.
2012 14th st. n.w.
DODGE SPECIAL SEDAN. 1926—A wonder
ful car in wonderful condition. Only $650.
cash or terms, 1341 14ro st. n.w.
ESSEX COACH. 1926. at $345. The best
bu.v in Washington. Any reasonable dem
onstration. Easy terms. 1341 14th st. n.w,
ESSEX COACH. 1926: just overhauled: new
Duco finish- $275: terms. 654 Pa. ave. 5.e.."
Atlantic 3481: or 1126 20th st. n.w.. Frank
lin 380,
ESSEX COACH. 1926: appearance and condi
tion excellent: $400; terms. 654 Pa. ave.
s.e. Atlantic 3481: or 1126 20th st. n.w..
Franklin 380. ,
ESSEX COACH. 1928 —New. to be delivered
this week. Owner forced to sell. Take
$75 reduction. Inquire 462 Pa. ave. n.w
FORD SPORT ROADSTER 1926 Perfect
mechanical condition: excellent appearance:
5 tires bumpers, wind wings and many other
extras A bargain- reasonable terms. Call
Atlantic 3481 654 Penna. ave. s.e.
FORD ROADSTER 1926: perfect condition:
$225 term*. 654 Pa. ave. s.e.. Atlantic
3481: or 1126 20th st. n.w.. Franklin 380.
FORD TOURING. 1926 —' Good condition;
cheap for cash. North 9361.
FORD COUPE. ’35 model —$75. New. Rub
ber perfect. Inquire Howard House eve
nings 600 Pa. ave. n.w. *
FORD DELIVERY. 1926—Like, new. S2OO.
3330 Brothers pi.. Congress Hts. Phone
L. 7873-W. 3*
FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1926—Had best of
care. In excellent condition throughout.
Sell cheap quick sale. Chas. N. Black,
1216 20th st. 3*
FORDS. Dodges. Bulcks. Franklins. Chevro
lets and other standard makes. Wallace.
3015 14th st.
FORD COUPE Late model: mechanically
perfect: best of care: sacrifice $135 cash.
1419 R st.. Apt. 31. at once.
FORD COUPE —Late model balloon tires,
many extras Looks like new. Priee, $225.
Only SSO down. S2O month. 1821 14th
st. n.w. •
GRAY SEDAN: this car is m good condition:
$250- terms 654 Pa ave. s.e.. Atlantic
3181 : or 1126 20th st, n.w-.. Franklin 380
iTuDSON COACH. 1928- this car is brand
new and will save its purchaser iust $215
1 icome hi to see this wonderful buy; your ear
in trade: easy terms. See Bob Bayne. 2012
1 14th st n.w.
HUDSON SEDAN. 1923; appearance ahd
condition good: 5225: terms. 654 Pa. ave.
s.e.. Atlantic 3481: or 1126 20th st. n.w..
Franklin 380 _
HUPMOBILE. .]««* 8 sedan: excellent con
dition: reasonabi. for qtiiek sale. 3130
Dumbarton ave. West 842. 1 *
HUPMOBILE TOURING. 1924—Disc wheels.
5 good tires. S3OO. Terms. Washington
Motor Kx'hanrc 2022 14th st. North 3670.
HUPMOBILE 4-CYL. TOUR. 1925 model—
New- tires, new paint. $475; easy terms.
North 51917. 3311 North Capitol st. 2»
HUPMOBILE—I have $309 credit on a pew
, ■ Himmobile and will sell for S2OO. Choice
j of anv model. Call Adams 4818, Mr. Wollen.
JEWETT 6 COACH —Late model, balloon
tires. 1-wheel brakes, many extras: Duco
paint: sect covers and in perfect condition.
• Cost $1.685. Same car secured by taking
■ up just the unpaid notes amounting to
■ $524.70. 13 months to pay. 1821 14th
st. n.w •
LINCOLN 5-PA3S. SEDAN 1923—Paint,
mech. condition excellent. SBOO. Also
Old Town <-anoe. complete. S4O J. W.
Brown 1616 16th st n.w. Dec. 1600 3» _
MAXWELL SEDAN. 1925; unusually good
; shape: $365: trade or term# Torrey Motor
• Co.. 2108 L st. n.w. West 61.
NASH SPECIAL 6 COACH. 1927: equal to
new: a sacrifice. $875: trade or terms. Tor
rev Molor Co.. 2108 I■ st, n.w. West 61.
NASH SEDAN. 1927—Reduced. ‘■Here’s
your ear." and a fine one, too—run approx.
3 400 miles. Carries a new-car guarantee.
Ready for any demonstration. Fine, new
csr appearance. Over $450 reduction. -Your
car In trade. On display at 2015 14th st.
Remember the address. 14th k Yon st*.
NASH SPECIAL SEDAN. 1926—Everything
: o k. Must be seen and driven to sppre-
L it* excellent condition. $744 for a
«im •«!*. 1341 14th st, «.w.
SALE—AUTOMOBILES.
N\SH 4-DOOR SEDAN. late 10*2«: $705:
looks like now and run only a few miles;
this car is perfect in every detail: don’t miss
this real buy: your car in trade. See Bob
Bayne, 201*.} 14th n.w.
OAKLAND COACH. 1926—Like new. Fully
equipped. Price. $650. No dealer. Apply
1605 N. rani to! st. ' *
OLDSMOBILE TOURING —Broken arm and
hospital bill makes an immediate sale of my
almost new lfi’lti Oldsmobile necessary: no
better car made: $l4O. no terms. .'<2 R n.e.*
OLDSMOBILE TOURING. 1023: (rood condi
tion: $125- terms. 654 Pa. ave. s.e.. Atlan
tic 3481 or 1126 20th st. n w.. Franklin
380.
OVERLAND SPORT TOUR.. 1924—#75.00.
Navy Vard Garage, 11th and M s.e. 3*
PACKARD SPORT. 1024 —Completely re
built Good tires and paint. Owner forced
to sell at sacrifice s#2s. Phone Main
lOO7Q. Branch 177. * _
PACKARD 6 SEDAN —Late model. In per
fect condition. Appearance like, new and
every extra possible. Price. $1,350. Terms
or trade. 1821 14th st. n.w, *
PEERLESS BIG 6 SEDAN. 1026: this 5-pas
scnser sedan looks like new and has bepn
run very little: the motor, rubber, uphol
stery. finish and top are perfect: a r«al buy:
easy terms: your car in trade. See Bob
Bayne, 2012 14th st. n.w. '
WILLYS-KNIGHT 4-CYL. TOURING—Late
model, in perfect condition. Many extras anu
looks like new. Price. $285. only SSO down;
S2O nor month. 1821 14th st. n.w. *
AUTOMOBILES by auction at Wesehler's.
920 Pa ave. n.w.. every Wednesday and
Saturday 10 a.m
AUTOMOBILES (57> confiscated for viola
tion of prohibition law will be sold by auc
tion at the Fidelity Garaire. 14th and Fla.
ave. n.w.. Thursday November 3. 10 a.m.
Adam A. Weschler & Son, auctioneers.
TIRES, useil and new, ail sizes: $1.60 and up.
GUARANTEE TIRE CO..
FORDS FORDS FORDS
Tudor sedans, choice of 5. $75.00 up.
Fordor Sedans, choice of 2. $200.00 Up
Coupes, choice of 3. $200.00 up.
Tourings and Roadsters, choice of 10,
$75.00 up.
Light deliveries, open and closed bodies
$75.00 up.
Onc-torj truck*, express, dump, open ant*
closed bodies. $150.00 up.
Used car department open 7 p.m.—Sun
days. 10 n.ro. to 1 u ni.
Some of the nltove cars can be boughl
for $25 cash, balance $5 per week.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
141 12th St. N.E. Lincoln 6200.
S-T-U-D-E-B-A-K-E-R
WORTH-WHILE BARGAINS
1926 Hudson Brougham, $695.
Fully equipped: (rood tires and paint: a
car you will appreciate at $695: monthly
payments if desired.
1925 Buick Coach, Mas. 6, $695.
Original finish like new: bumpers front
and rear: motometcr: tires good: $605:
monthly payments if desired.
1925 Hudson Coach, $525.
Runs like new: good tires, paint and up
holstery: $525: monthly payments if desired.
63 Cadillac Phaeton, $945.
Good mechanical condition: also tires, top
ana upholstery: $945: monthly payments if
desired.
1926 Nash Adv. 6 Sedan, SI,OOO.
Fully equipped: practically new tires;
original finish like new; $1,000: monthly
payments if desired.
1927 Stude. Dictator Sdn., $1,175.
This car only driven short distance as
demonstrator: fully equipped: $1,175;
monthly payments if desired.
1925 Stude. Stan. Phaeton, $595.
Paint and motor like new: tires good: only
$595: monthly payments if desired.
1926 Peerless 6-80 Sdn., SI,OOO.
Fully equipped: tires like new: original
finish: slip covers: $1,000: monthly pay
ments if desired.
Certified cars by .Stude
baker nationally advg. pledge.
JOSEPH McREYNOLDS,
STUDEBAKER
BUILDING,
Cor. 14th and R N.W.
WHITE FRONT LOT. 1706 14th.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
OUR MODERN SERVICE STATION.
Kansas ave. and Upshur sts.. open daily and
Sunday from 8 A.M. to 12 P.M.
CHEVROLET—FORD.
Used Cars.
With An O. KyThat Counts.
Very Easy Terms.
OURISMAN CHEVROLET
CO,
625 H St. N.E.
Open Nights and Sundays.
Lincoln 10200.
PACKARD |
GOOD USED CARS.
The demand for our rebuilt
and guaranteed Packard cars is
exceeding the supply—thus
proving the popularity of our
new system of merchandising
good used Packards. Look
them over. Place your order
early.
'26 Rfeo Sedan, 5-pass.
’27 Reo Flying. Cloud.
’25 Jordan Brougham.
’24 Essex Coach.
’26 Studebaker Coupe.
’26 Chrysler 80 Roadster.
'24 Studebaker Roadster.
’27 Buick Sport Roadster.
’26 Gardner Sedan.
Cadillac sedan, Cadillac tour
ing, Auburn sedan, Olds touring,
Hudson coach. All priced low.
Convenient terms arranged.
PACKARD WASHINGTON,
JUlorama at Seventeenth.
WANDERED WESTWARD TO TEXAS.
once found so many customers for them that he made
a fortune. Thus the celebrated “Bowie knife” came
into use. The backwoods soldier of fortune who had
fashioned it from a file declared:
“In a strong man’s hands it is better than any
pistol.”
Westward Bowie wandered, settling at last in Texas.
The future "Lone Star State” was then Mexican ter
ritory. But its rich miles of pasture lands were already
quite thickly populated by Americans. Between these
American pioneers and the Mexicans there were con
atant clashes.. Bowie and his friends wanted to free
Texas of Mexico’s grip.
Bowie was a born leader and many a mighty blow
did he strike for Texan freedom. In the battles of
San Saba, Nacogdoches and Concepcion he did such
valiant work as to win the rank of colonel. He was
in command at the celebrated "Grass Fight” in 1835.
Early in 1836 a band of 140 Americans intrenched
themselves at a Texan mission fort called the “Alamo.”
There they were attacked by the Mexican general,
Santa Ana, with 4,000 troops The place was surround
ed and there was no possible chance of escape. Yet
the Americans fought on, inflicting terrific damage
SALE—AUTOMOBILES.
USED CAR
SALE.
FREE
CAS.
To every purchaser of a used
car during this sale we will fur
nish absolutely free one hun
dred gallons of gas over a period
of twenty weeks.
Compare the prices of these
cars with those of any other
dealer.
All these cars are in good con
dition. Some have been re
painted and all worn tires have
been replaced.
1925 Cadillac Roadster.. .$1,200
1925 Hudson 7-pass. Sdn. 900
1927 Auburn 8 Sedan.... 1,200
1925 Essex Coach 275
1924 Maxwell Coach .... 350
1924 Studebaker Touring. 500
1924 Willys-Knt. Coupe-
Sedan 500
1923 Stutz Coupe 500
1923 Marrnon 7-pass.
Touring 750
1921 Marrnon Coupe .... 600
1925 Peerless Sedan 850
1925 Reo Sedan 700
1926 Studebaker Duplex
Phaeton 800
1926 Jewett Sedan 725
1923 Marrnon 4-passenger
Touring 900
1926 Nash Adv. 6 Coupe. 995
1926 Chrysler 70 Coach... 885
1926 Locomobile Jr. 8 Se
dan 1,375
1927 Locomobile Jr. 8
Brougham 1,550
1925 Marrnon Coupe 1,700
1925 Marrnon 7-pass. Se
dan-Lomiusone 1,900
1925 Hudson Brougham.. 775
1926 Hudson Coach 600
1924 Cadillac 63 Victoria
Coupe 1,000
1927 Chrysler 60 Coupe.. 1,025
1925 Dodge Touring 400
1926 Packard 6 Coupe-
Sedan 1,500
And Others.
Let us look at your car
and give you a price for
trading it in on one of these
automobiles during this
special sale.
HOLLAND”MOTOR CO,
1605 14th St, N.W.
Padgett-Joyce Motor Co.
OAKLAND—PONTIAC.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
Essex Coach. 1038. 3 000 miles $750
Hudson Sedan late ’37. demonstrator. 1,300
Hudson 6-pass. Custom Sedan, like new. 000
Fprd Sedan. ’37. wire wheels. 435
Ford Coupe. '3« model 250
Ford Touring’. ’26 335
Chandler 4-pass. Coupe ‘' 200
Others. $75 up.
CASH OR TERMS.
Line. 8440. 712 E St. S.E.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
CUT OUT
THIS LIST
MAKE YOUR COMPARISON
“WALLACE”
1!23? Dodge Coach ssso
Igs* atudebaker Special .6 Brougham 760
Touring 175
: 1024 Studebaker Sedan 525
! 1025 Nash (133) Sedan 55i»
1034 Essex Coach 1111 250
ISsl Touring 100
1024 Oakland Roadster 375
JJI 26 Nash (133) Sedan 550
102.1 Cleveland Coupe 240
11*36 Nash (260) Sedan 1.300
11135 h n 's* 1 233 1 Coach 800
1025 Hudson Sedan 635
1034 Overland Coupe 235
!H3i Studebaker Sedan 450
£32 '352* sp dan 1.260
12 -6 Nash 13081 Coupe. 6-pass 1.000
1233 E ra, , lk i m Sedan : 240
1230 £ Sedan 205
i«3« Dodve Coupe 308
£35 S H 5 h 850
}»33 Dodge Touring 100
5!3’3 Stevens Touring 60
*231 Oakland Sedan 300
i£32 Huomobile Touring 275
1532 Roadster 625
1232 Overland Coach 450
1233 Hunmcbile Coupe-Roadster 200
1235 E or 2 Doww 350
J 23? Nash (2331 Coach 700
23t podee Touring 250
1231 iLl 1 * Snort Roadster 1.000
1924 Dodge Touring 200
1233 E ra !3 k 2 n Sedan 130
1231 c £ uw > 305
1024 Buick Touring 350
Two Places,
1709 L St. N.W.
2015 14th St. N.W.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
ATOP A RING OF 13 DEAD MEXICANS.
upon their stronger foe, laughing at the summons to
surrender.
Bowie, with “Davy" Crockett and 37 other Ameri
cans, learning of his comrades’ hopeless plight, cut
his way through the Mexican host and burst into the
fort to die with his fellow Americans. They all died,
loyal to America and to’their hrothers-at-arms And
the tale of their heroic action did more perhaps than
anything eise to rouse Texas against Santa Ana's
tyranny and to pave the way for the future State's
freedom from its Mexican masters,
Bowie, wounded in the leg as the Mexicans forced
their way into the fort, braced himself against a wall
and fired into the ranks of advancing foes until his
ammunition was exhausted. Then, gripping his fa
mous knife, he crawled forward, on all fours, and
flung himself at the nearest Mexican Stabbing and
slashing, he fought on, heedless of his own wounds
as Jong as breath remained.
His body, riddled with bullets, is said to have been
found after the battle, lying in’ the center of a ring
0 f 13 dead Mexicans, all killed by the fearful strokes of
the original “Bowie knife.”
Copyright. 1927.
SALE—AUTOMOBILES.
HUDSON—ESSEX
Sacrificed Used Cars.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO
INSPECT WHAT WE CONSIDER THE
MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT AND
LOWEST-PRICED USED CARS IN WASH
INGTON.
Hudson Coach. 1925. in wonderful con
dition: trunk and other extras: $350.
Chevrolet 1926 Coach, motor completely
overhauled and guaranteed. A rare bargain.
s3#o.
Dodce A Sedan. 1926: original finish like
new: fully equipped: motor excellent: $550.
Huproobile Sedan, 1023: looks and runs
equal to new: $350.
Willys-Knieht 6-66 Sedan: very late 1925:
perfect condition; not a scratch on it: up
holstering spotless: cost new over $2,500:
our price. $075.
Essex Sedan. 1927: a real buy. in A-l
shape, for $595.
Essex Coach. 1926 type: looks good and
runs better: must sell at once for balance
due finance company: $265.
Ford Tudor Sedan, late 1925: must be
seen to be appreciated: $195.
Buick Master 6 Coach. 1925: excellent
shape: Duco finish like new: $650.
Hudson 7-pass. Sedan, disc wheels. 5 bal
loon tires: like new: upholstery does not
show the slightest wear: motor perfect: only
Hudson 4-pass. Coupe. This car Is in ex
cellent shape, refinished in a beautiful blue:
the blue broadcloth upholstery is spotless.
Priced to move. $295.
Dodge Sport Touring, late 1925: perfect
shape: fully equipped: $375.
40 Other Wonderful Bargains.
LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
1722 L St, West of Conn. Ave.
EMERSON & ORME,
"BUICK DEALERS."
BE FAIR WITH
YOURSELF.
In justice to yourself and the
buying power of your dollar you
should see the unusual values in
used cars in our salesrooms be
fore you choose your car.
HERE’S JUST A FEW.
Buick, 1927, Standard 2-pass.
Coupe.
Buick, 1927, Standard 2-door
Sedan.
Buick, 1926, Master 4-door
Sedan.
Buick, 1925, Master 2-door
Sedan.
Dodge, 1925, Coupe.
Dodge, 1926, Sedan.
Essex, 1925, Coach.
Chrysler, 1926, Sedan.
Chrysler, 1926, Touring.
Ford, 1925, Fordor.
Also Several Other
Makes and Models.
EMERSON & ORME,
1620 M St.
Fr. 3860.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
~ REAL BARGAIN.
Brougham; rung and lookg like
new: $695.
Flint Big 6 Touring: newly painted: $375
Moon Sport Touring, $295.
Oakland Sport Tourings (two): newly
painted: $250 each.
Dodge Sedan: newly painted: $250.
® 0 . 1 ? 8u I w “ r / -passenger Touring:
*l5O. all tireg in A-l condition. Terms.
MANHATTAN GARAGE &
ACCESSORY CO,
THIS IS
A SALE.
A
REAL SALE.
THE NEW FRANKLIN AIRMAN has
really swamped the Franklin Motor Co, with
late model used oars that MUST BE SOLD:
so here goes. Get here early.
1928 Peerless 8 Sedan WA *' NOW '
(brand-new) $3,760 $2,460
1928 Studebaker 7-pass
Presidential 2.450 1.750
This is practically a
brand-new car and is
guaranteed as such.
1927 Franklin Coupe 2.050 1.850
1927 Chevrolet Coach (3.000
miles 1# 575 525
1927 Nash Advanced Sedan. 1.350 1.150
1927 Essex Coach: a perfect
ear 525 475
1927 Oakland Landau: 5.000
miles. 985 875 1
1926 Chevrolet Coach 450 395
1926 Jewett Coach 550 450
192(3 Buick Master Coach.. 975 875
1026 Hudson Coach: a
beauty. ’... 750 630
1026 Nash Advanced Sedan:
like new 1.050 950
1926 Chrysler 70 Sedan.... 1.050 895
1925 Peerleaa 5-pass. Sedan
(8) 1.250 1.000
1925 Willya-Knight Sedan... 850 . 650
1923 Nash 7-pass. Sedan... 350 225
1023 StudeLaker Sedan 395 300
1923 Franklin Sedan 750 650
1024 Hupp Touring: new
. tires and Duco. 450 425
1925 Ford Coupe 195
1925 Ford Sedan 185
COME EARLY
AND
READY TO BUY.
Terms Easy.
SOUTHERNMOTOR SALES,
1324 14th.
ttUTOMOBIEESr ETC;'
SALE—AUTOMOBILES.
notice These specials.
Daniels 8 Touring. lor notes S37S
Oakland Sedan, late model ’ "50
Jordan Sport Roadster [ 225
Binek ‘23 Tourimr. like new ’ 250
Buiek 4-pass. Coupe. 1924. 4-wheei
brakes 350
Essex 6 Coach. ’.. *‘ * 275
Dodge Coupe, late model. 4-pass. 390
Ford Fordor Sedan late model 175
Ford Coupe, jate '24, perfect 150
Franklin '22 Touring 125
Buiek 4-pass Coupe, light six 125
Hupmobile Touring, disc wheels 150
Cleveland Coach, late model 175
Dodge Sedans (21 each 100
Ford Racer, new tires 75
Ford. Da.vton-bod.v t.vpe 90
Dodge Delivery 90
Chevrolet Delivery 75
Ford Delivery 75
Maxwell Touring 125
Stutz Touring 100
Many others at equally low prices.
ROBERT HERSON S Al'tO EXCHANGE.
100 Fla. Ave. N.E. North 10408. 3*
L. P. STEUART, INC.,
Oakland. Pontiac.
THREE
DAY
SALE
MONDAY—OCT. 31st.
TUESDAY—NOV. Ist.
WEDNESDAY—NOV. 2nd
These cars are reduced so that
they will move fast, and this is
your chance to buy a good used
car at a bargain price.
Car
No. Make. Yr. Was Now
29. Oakland Coupe '25 $475 $425
31. W.-Knight C.-Sedan '23 475 425
38. Buiek Touring ’24 375 325
41. Chevrolet Coach '2B 425 375
42. Essex Coach '26 450 400
48. Ford Fordor Sedan '26 375 325
49. Chevrolet Coupe '26 425 400
53 Nash Pdstr. Adv, 6 '25 475 425
55. Chevrolet Coach '25 375 325
56. Studebakcr Phaeton '25 475 425
59. Buiek Sedan '22 225 175
61. Ford Touring '25 125 75
62. Oakland Sedan '25 475 409
63 Hudson Coach '23 175 125
69. Essex Coach '26 425 375
75. Chevrolet Coupe '26 425 375
76. Packard Touring '24 625 550
77. Essex Coach '25 275 225
79. Oakland Sedan ....’25 550 500
80 Stutz Touring '2O 130 115
82. Oakland Coach '27 775 725
83. Oakland Touring '24 425 325
86. Oakland Roadster '26 625 675
91. Chevrolet Touring '25 175 125
92. Ford Touring ’2l 75 25
97. Oldsmobile Coach '27 725 675
99. Ford Coupe '26 375 325
100. Ford Touring '26 265 225
These cars are now on sale.
Come early and make your se
lection.
USED CAR DEPT.,
1444 P St.
CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
GUESS
WORK
—May be a good way to buy
some things, but not an automo
bile.
YOU
—must know your dealer’s repu
tation in dealing with the public.
WE
—are listing a few of our used
cars that have been recondi
tioned.
1927 Chrysler 50 coupe... .$595
1925 Essex coach 335
1926 Chevrolet coach 385
1925 Ford touring 90
1925 Dodge B sedan 475
1925 Buiek master 6 road.. 495
1923 Maxwell sport tour... 150
1923 Hupp 4 touring 175
1927 Chrysler rd. (Rumble
seat) 675
1926 Ford roadster 165
1926 Oakland coupe 650
MANY OTHERS.
OPEN EVENINGS AND
SUNDAY.
H. B. LEA'ryTjR., & BRO.,
1321 14th St.
North 6826.
OWENS.
USED CARS WITH AN O.K. THAT
COUNTS.
1225 Chevrolet sedan . $375
1926 Chevrolet coupe 600
1924 Chevrolet touring * 100
1927 Chevrolet i-oupe ««5
1927 Chevrolet Imperial landau, dem
onstrator 775
1923 Chrevolet touring 85
Cadillac touring 150
Dodge touring 100
1225 l*t° n truck, stake body.... 150
1225 Chevrolet coach 450
1923 Chevrolet coupe 85 1
1?25 Chevrolet sedan 425
1926 Chevrolet landau 475
Ys Down.
BALANCE MONTHLY.
OWENS MOTOR CO.,
6323 Georgia Ave. Col. 8470. '
SALE—AUTOMOBILES.
OUR
USED
CARS.
POPULAR
MAKES.
po’pularlt
« PRICED.
AND IN
* EXCELLENT
CONDITION
ARE - NOW
BEING SHOWN
IN OCR BUILDING.
At 1136-40 Connecticut Ave.
THE WASHINGTON
CADILLAC CO.,
1138 Connectiout Ave.
Franklin .»*OO.
BUICK USED CARS.
STANLEY H. HORNER. Inc.,
1015—1111—14th *St. N.W.
M. 5800.
’23 Buick 6 touring S2OO
’24 Ford touring 75
’24 Buick 6 touring 475
’24 Peerless coupe sedan. 500
’24 Buick Master coupe.. 650
’23 Dodge touring 175
’24 Buick Master 7-pass.
sedan 650
’23 Chalmers sedan 500
’26 Buick coupe,
country club 1,050
’23 Essex coach, 4-cy1.... 350
’26 Buick 7-pass, sedan... 1,150
’23 -Studebaker touring .. 225
’22 Buick 4-pass, coupe.. 300
’24 Chevrolet touring.... 100
’24 Buick 4-cyl. touring.. 300
’24 Ford Tudor 200
’26 Chevrolet coach « 500
’26 Buick Master coupe.. \.050
’24 Marmon sedan * 900
’25 Buick Master coupe.. 850
And 50 Others.
MUST SELL FOR LIENS.
1026 Peerless Sedan.
1024 Moon Tounne.
1027 Peerless Sedan.
Phone Main 8750 between 0 and 6.
302 Transportation Bids:.
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
Whippet—Willys-Knight.
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
ALL GUARANTEED IN
WRITING.
1924 Lexington Sedan $475
1926 Jordan Line 8 Sedan. 1,075
1927 Hudson Brougham... 995
1925 Hupp Club Sedan.... 600
1925 Dodge Sedan 650
1925 Willys-Knight Sedan. 775
1923 Olds Brougham 325
1920 Willys-Knight Coupe. 195
1926 Hupp 6 Touring 635
1925 Ford Touring 125
1922 Hupp Touring ...... 120
1926 Hupp 6 Sedan 895
1926. Whippet Coach 550
1923 Dodge Sedan 315
1927 Moon Sedan 845
1925 Hudson Coach 595
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
Home of the “Gold Seal” Cars.
1711 14th St. N.W.
Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd.
Col. 5050.
HAWKINS.
Dependable Used Cars.
Chevrolet Coupe #450
1920 Ford Coupe 200
1923 Ford Tourinr 100
1926 Dodre Coach 600
1926 Dodre Roadster 475
1924 Dodire Tourinr 375
1927 Dodre Six Sedan 1.450
1924 Buick Sedan 525
1922 Buick Roadster 150
1924 Nash 4-Door Coupe 800
1926 Nash Special Coupe 750
1924 Nash Tourinsr 400
1922 Nash Tourinr 150
1924 Nash 7-Pass. Tourinr 200
1926 Nash Sedan (Special) 775
1926 Nash Roadster 650
1924 Willy* Knirht Sedan 550
1925 Willy* Knirht Sedan 650
1922 Haynes Tourinr 125
1025 Esgcx Coach 325
HAWKINS "NASH MOTOR
COMPANY, INC.
Conveniently Located.
1333-1337 14th St. N.W.
Main 5780.
PEERLESS.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH
CONFIDENCE.
1927 Reo Flying Cloud Coupe.
1927 Chevrolet Coach.
1927 Peerless Roadster.
1927 Peerless 72 Roadster.
1925 Peerless 67 7-pass. Sedan.
1925 Peerless 67 5-pass Coupe.
1925 Peerless 67 5-pass Coupe.
1927 Peerless 80 5-pass. Sedan.
1926 Peerless 80 5-pass. Sedan.
1925 Peerless 72 5-pass Tour.
1923 Peerless 66 5-pass. Tour.
1923 Peerless 66 5-pass. Coupe.
1925 Willys-Kn. 2-pass. Coupe.
1926 Jewett 5-pass. Sedan.
1924 Studebaker 5-pass. Tour.
1924 Buick 5-pass. Touring.
1926 Hupp 8 Sedan.
1925 Oakland 5-pass. Coach.
1926 Chevrolet 5-pass. Coach.
1924 Nash 5-pass. Touring.
1925 Essex 5-pass. Coach.
1927 Peerless 6-60 Sedan.
1925 Peerless 67 Berlin Limou.
1925 Peerless 66 Berlin Limou.
Terms.
Open Evenings and Sunday.
PEERLESS"MOTOR CO.,
14th and P Sts. N.W.
M. 9850.
SALE—AUTO TRUCKS.
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Ford. 1926. dump body and new cush
_ ion tires *l7*
Republic 2-ton. perfect Ull** 27?
SHE7TK-. *4
Pierce-Arrow 2-ton chaMia!! "!I I! 1!1 100
Rtker. d Vi-ton. not runninr 160
Duplex 1 H -ton
All kind* truck Dart* for uj,‘' *
R ?oo exchange.
100 Florida Ave. N.E. North 10406. 3«
FOR HIRE-—AUTOMORTV.fra "
AERO TAXI. LINCOLN 82—Private
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