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THE NEWS SCIMITAR.
PAGE NINETEH:
xr.:rT.
WHO SAYS WANT ADS DON'T TALK?
S6e cScimttar
ClassilKedl Pag
. Classified Page
p s Tou ain-yi gel an nrww 1ack fieri our. Tod-y la the day get the want dn. Tomorrow U th 11m you ret your anxwti. '
i!ir.3
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1 !,
FINANCIER WOULD WAKE
CHURCH TO ITS DUTY
ril',-kl.'n ' thi" thf "
"jrecttd the organixation (or the five
IT'frnm'"t war loan., has ig
lialized his enlistment in the nation
fc. i-.cimpai,n of the Episcopal church
t for 100.000 volunteers
dHf !8t in PuttlnS through the great
ri. mn urch-gocr to their
world war newer 'oowin the
l.-kJl.r' 1 on of the large group of
?7 .u nt kymen ho have entered
in.J . Btl-wd campaign In tho
interests of a practical, sfficUnt reli
. 9 ta strong advocate of the
fLi eePrate, the business of the
uSiS m, ,ts' 8Pfrital "We, thus
IS .clergy free to devote them
f?'v t the higher duties to which
I y A crying need of the
?hure. in Mr. Franklin's estimation,
is up-to-date business management.
-ii ,'rrct0.r. the war loan organl
jatlon, Franklin a year ago was super
intending the operations of a compact
hody of two million men and women."
7n hl,L new tMsk wiH attempt,
through volunteer effort, to enlist -
group of workers who. on a given dav,
w go Into the eighty-seven diocescn
or the Episcopal church in the United
nates and seek, by personal contact
J,,hJvr-v Pron whos name Is en
rolled on the membership rolls of the
hurch, U reawaken tneir Interest In
cJiurch work and the responsibilities of
Christian citizenship.
Franklin Is a natlv of Flushing. N.
., where he was educated. ' Beginning
ills career in the banking house of
hpencer, Trask & Co., by successive
stages he bemme manager of the bond
department of the Guaranty Trunt com.
Pany, vice-president of ,th'e same con
cern, and then governor, vlce-preldent
and president of the Investment Bank
era association. He resigned th lat
ter position when the United States en
tered the war to become director of
war loan organisation at Washington,
which post he resigned June IE. 1819,
after the Victory loan had been success,
full floated. Eranklln is still In hi
early forties.
CABLES TO BE PUT ON
PREWARBASIS SOON
LONDON, Sept. .4. Every possible
effort Is being made to restore to Its
prewar basis, the cabl system Of th
1 world, It is announced.
The five Anglo-German cables which
were cut by the British fleet In the
early days of war are beta reDalrcd.
and so are th four cables connecting
cziKtano. wun tteigium.
Cable communication with Iceland
which was Interrupted by th war, has
just been restored. Messages now are
being dispatched to Australia In as
many houre as it required days In war
time. Communication with European con
tinent Is steadily improving.
, ' ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CARDS OP THANK.
t wish to take this means "of fx
pressing my thanks and very great ap
preciation for the flowers and many
Kind a.ts and expressions of sympathy
to me and my family on the occasion
of my deep bereavement In the sud.
den loss of my husband. O. R. Webster.
MRS. O. R. WEBSTER.
DtATHS
BAIIM6ARTKN-
-At St. Loiiln. Mo..
Tuesday evening, Sept. 23, 1019, at :.0
o'clock, Kmma Baumgarten; sister of
Mai Baumgarten, and Airs. Ben Over
weln of this city, (lus, Sam and Miss
Helens Baumgarten of St. Louis, Mo.
Remaips will be brought to this city
for Interment. Kuneral will take place
from the parlors of McDowell Monte
vcrde Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock.
rlends Invited.
BIRTHS.
John W, and Maxte iforlarty, 635
Robinson place, Sept. 19; girl.
Albert A. and Mary Curotto Barrasso,
2Ti North Second, Sept. 19; girl.
V. P. and Ruby Daniel, Baptist hospi
tal. Sept, 16; girl.
Robert C, and Mami flowers Scott,
336 Jones, Sept. 8; boy.
Rupert and Hasel McPanlel Blood
worth, Hept. 19: boy.
Dwlght L. and Grace Cat heart Jer
nlgan. 690 Blythe, Bept. 2J; boy.
' Horace and Mamie Mason, 204 West
Jackson Mound, Hept, 19; girl.
Walter and Irene Handera Mills, Sept
14; boy. 7
D. C. and Martha Bernard, 1301 South
Wain, Sept. 17; boy.
Arthur and Mamie Robinson Dwdy.
1374 Cummitigs, Sept. 18; girl.
Sam and Gertrude Isom, Sept. 16; girl.
Willie and Adeline Simmons Mason,
945 Porter, Setotj IS; girl.
Charlie and Ida Buydi Gordon, tit
Louisa, Sept. 18; boy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Ethel Molntyre to Oasy Bufurd, Mln
nl Bolton to D. Fead, Gertrude Phillips
to S. M. Johnson. Minnie Louise Wilson
to Walter W. Lowe, Mary Jones to W.
A. Davis.
DEATHS.
' """John Pfiggio, 4Y, 654 Jackson, Sept.
22: nephritis.
David H. Little, 71, St. Joseph'! hos
pital, Sept. 23; senility.
Mr. Harriet Culp, 43, 8t. Joseph's
hospital, Sept. tl; peritonitis.
Burton Canady, 7 months, General
hospital, Sept. 0; malnutrition.
John P. Burke, Si, Presbyterian hos
pltal, Sept. 21; septicaemia.
W. W.' Browning. 63 Baptist hospital.
Sept. 31; malarial fever.
Will Bates, 63, General hospital, Bept,
21; Intracranial Injury,
Charles Dunlap, 60, Home for A(d
and Infirm, Hept, U2; pellagra.
Baby Ball, 4 months, rear 383 South,
Priver, Sept. 12,
-George James, 46,' Mrcy hospital,
Sept. 30; Blood poison.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
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UNtTtB UTATFS
DAILftttO ArMINISTIIAT1aj
'"HI Uahfat rtiH Mala M7.
He'd Make Change
In Government
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TAKE JONESCU.
Take JoneKcu Is said to be forming
t new government In Rumania, the
Bratlano government having fallen. This
is believed to foreshadow a, change in
the Rumanian policy respecting the
Hungarian occupation, and the Austrian
treat y I now expected to be, signed by
the Rumanian delegation.
REPORT TOMSK TAKEN.
IWDON, Sept. 24. A .Bolshevik
wireless message received today from
Moscow says that red troops command
ed by Gen. Lubkoff are reported to have
occupied Tomsk, 600 miles east of
Omsk, th all-Russian seat of govern
meat on the Trans-Siberian railway lino.
DAILY TEMPERATURES.
United States Weather.
Rain
Abilene
Atlanta
Birmingham ...
Cairo
Chattanoga ....
Cincinnati
Corpus Chrlsti
Kl Paso ,
Fort Smith ....
Galveston
Hatteras
Knoxvllle
Little Rock ....
LouiHvlllo
MKMPHIR"
Montgomery ...
Nashville ,
New Orleans ..
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Parkersuurg ...
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Pittsburgh , . , ,
Kalelgh ,
Kn Antonio .. ,
fihreveport , . . .
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i : LEGAL NOTICES,
SALE OF'REAL ESTATE BY
, U. S, MARSHAL.
Publlo notice Is hereby given that
by virtu of a writ of flsrl.faclas to me
directed from tho United States district
court of the western district of Tennes
see, western division, In case of United
States vs. Mrs. Mary Pemarchi and
Victor Demarchl, district court No, 17S,
I will on '
MONT) AT, OCT. 13, 1919,
at 12 o'clock, nuort, at the south,
west corner of the Shelby county
courthouse In the city of Mem
phis, state of Tennessee, offer for sal
to the highest bidder for cash the fol.
lowing deacrlbed real estate, to-wlt;
On lot at tho northwest corner of
Mississippi boulevard and Jeanette
street, running 63 feet north along th
west line of Mississippi boulevard,
thence "west 69 feet, thence south 49
feet to Jeanette street, thence east
along the north line of Jeanette street
to the point of beginning and on which
stands a two-story frame storehouse
with a one-Htory side storeroom at
tached and known as numbers 1041 and
1043 Mississippi boulevard, levied on by
me a th property of Mrs. Mary De-
march!, on the lourth day of September,
ivi, to satisiy in aioresaia neri-racta.
This the 10th day of September, mt,
S. H. TREZEVANT,
U. 8. Marshal Western Pint, Tenn.
UWION RAILWAY COMPANY.
Annual Meetings of Stockholder and
v, . Oiraotor,
Notice Is herebv riven that th rer-
ular annual meeting of stockholders of
the Union Railway company will be held
at the offlc of th company, room 210,
Union station building, Memphis, Tenn.,
on Monday, th sixth day of October.
1916, at 4 o'clock p. in., for the purpose
of electing directors for th ensuing
loRi- and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before the
meeting. . .
The annual meeting of the board of
directors of the company will be held
at the same office on the same day
immediately after adjournment of the
stockholders' meeting.
j. u. ukkw,' wesment,
B. H, LYCOTT, Secretary,
i mien Bept. is, ism.
IlKlNti- vour sewtii 'troublss to" sir.
V. Maness, 661 8. Speedway. Suburban
BPum ageinpniB oar.
Llndtn Ave. Phone MT 1746-J.
LOST AND FdUND.
BfoLlfNCBlack and tan hound dog;
front lga white; part of right ear torn
off. Stolen at Arlington Tuesday. Re.
ward of (21 for return to John llayts,
Arlington, Tenn.
" LOST 'emafe ' Boston bull dog;
brlndle, with white neck and face; an.
swers to "Micky." For reward call
WaL iUt-X J, or 894McLemoieAve.
rLOST A bunch of keys at fairgrounds
Monday night. Phone M. 6126.
EMPLOYMENT.
HELP WANTtD MALE.
llOflTSiONTH Railway mall clerks;
hundreds wanted; list positions free.
Franklin Institute, Pept. 448-S, Roches
ter, N. T.
WANTED Thishelman. AddIv the TCkr-
fers Co., 119 Main St. ,
WANTED.
Stable boss. Apply with references,
tin Washington.
WANTED Circular sawyer to saw
and manage mill. Will pay good wages.
Apply Gus Neely, Banks, Miss.
GOOD husky boy to wire and paint
fly screens. Good pay; long job. Hem.
711after6:30 o'clQckeveningg.
WANTED Five' goooT paperhangers.
Steady work. Flrst-elass wages. Call
Walnut M0. D. G. Roe Co.
WANTED Colored porter for night
cleaning. Apply pifloe. 403 Central
Bank Bids.
WANTED Settled ' solored man to
work at 760 Jackson ave. Nice home In
rear;
"WANTED A man cook. Apply, With"
references. 762 SLMeLan blvd.
"""WANTED Good houseboy. is South
IdlewUd . .
66 66
68
54 (4
63 62
68 CI
66 (4
70 70
60 48
64 64
70 70
8 66
6 6
61 66
r,4 62
58 68
2 1 62
62 62
72 70
6 64
60 60
68 68
64 62
64 64
62 62
62 M
60 60
66 64
EMPLOYMENT.
MALE MEL WANTED.
WANTED
100 Common
Laborers
For construction work; 10 hour at
10 cents. Apply 7 a.m. at new slant el
Shelby Cotton Oil Mill. Pijreon Hnosti
and Hollyford roads: three blocks Iroa
end of Lamar car lln.
Hugger Bros.
COXTRACTORl.
; WANTED
Young man who knows
citv to drive laundrv
wagon. Apply
1 Memphis Steam
Laundry ,
8G N. Second St.
Office Boy Wanted .
Boy of neat appearance Mho is will
lng to work ana can accent some re
sponsibillty. Splendid opportunity for
aavanccmont.
Apply In person to
ADVERTISING MANAGER,
' The News Scimitar.
' Wanted
A Well-Dressed Young
Man
Familiar with Memphis and th Mem
phis territory, to learn newspaper cir
culation. This Is an excentional onnor
tunity for a young man of intelligence
and energy. If you want work, call b
lore 9 a. in. room izs, Scimitar Buliaing.
WANTED
8 Io; cutters, 8 teamsters, ( ptledrlv
ers. Good board olid wages.
Apply Memphis Band Mill
company
New South Memphis.
WANTED .
BRICKLAYERS
Kelsey Wheel do.
North Memphis,
Ask for Mr. Blair.
Two Experienced
Solicitors '
Men who know Memphis preferred;
muni oe or goou aaaress. in good pnvs
lonl condition. Call before 0 a.m.. and
brtlng reference. 321 Scimitar building.
WANTED .
Boy or young man,
to work In office.
Memphis Rice Mill
WANTED
5 Colored Young Men and
5 Colored Young Women
That want to learn groctry builness.
Apply at 361 Beale avenue, '
RODDY'S CITIZENS CO-OPERATIVE!
STORES.
WANTED
Male stenographer; state age, eipe-
Hence, reference and salary expected.
P. 0. Box 473, Memphis, Tenn.
WANTED
Table Boys and Girls. -
. Apply
Fortune-Ward Drug Co,
WANTHD-For canay factory, a first
olam experienced fudge man to tak
harg of department, also on ax
perleneed helper on open lire werk, and
on experienced man to tak chart of
nrober. Give experience, references and
salary xpotd. Addr V. O. Box m,
Kort Worth, Tex,
WANTED.
Young gentleman of education nd
address to Warn newspaper circulation
work. This In a good opportunity fo
young man who looks forward to ad
vancement, who possesses Intelligence
and energy. Call before I o'clock a.m.
624 Scimitar Bldg,
WANTED Honest, enersetio man n
deliver and collect. Prefer on who can
operate Ford car. Country woHc. Begin
sbout Oct. 1. Good pay. Must give
small real estat bond. Hive reference.
Address D !, New Bdmitar.
month; age 18-60. Experience unneces
sary. Examinations Memphis Out. II.
ror free particular writ J. Leonard
( l,tn," miu.nnm.iit ...min.-l -. i
Equltabla Mldf Washington, '
WANTED Messen sera with hlrvnU-
rostal Tel. Co.. 116 Madison Ave.
CENSUS CLERKS .00 neddi tufi
mohth. Age 16-60. Maperlenc tirinne.
essary. Kotamlnatlon vry where. Oct.
It. For free particular writ i, Leon
ard (former government examiner), 764
rxiuiTAPie nmg., vyawmngioo.
WANTEDWoodworiters XMrinoe4
In custom body work; open sVtepi pay
from 60o to !6o per hour; steady work.
It. Bollwerk it )ro, V thiol Co,, 1101
South Broadway, !, Louis. Mo.
"wXS'TKD Blacksmith xTritnoe"d
In eut4m body work; open shopi pay
from 0c to I6e pr heur; steady work,
H. Boilwrk V), VhUj Co., tm
South Broadway, at. Louis, Mo.
BttfGHT, aoliv oopy tioy; short
hours; good pay. Fin opportunity lor
boy going to night school. News Kchu-
Itar city desk.
XI lctfdirlti .-iimri. niail .'l-rL-
sltlons, prepare for jmnilnstlon, ar
tlfiitar- fr Mnitrn Civfl MMt.vl.- In.
stlmte, 706 C'hosnut. wt, Louis.
"RineBJ?: brakm: 1TJ"15ol
monthly; xprleno unneixssary. Writ
Railway Association, car Ki ilclm.
liar, :
EMPLOYMENT.
MLS M-LPJVANTta
WANTED Thro hundred cotton
picker: top prlc. good places waiting,
families or single.
Memphis Employment
Bureau
. 119 6. Court Ave.
WAN'TKD A mn at xd character
for our special real eait rnr.n.
tire. Experience Bnnece.nary (we tench
you). Dignified work no canvassing
part or w hole tlm. Mak money whl'e
learning. National Co-oprtlv Realty
Co.. Dept. H63I. 146 You St, Wash
ington. D. C.
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED.
Young ladies. 16 to 20, for Interesting
permanent work. Attractive surround
ings. Pleasing associate.
Telephone operating Is high-class pro
fessional work and pays good salary
while learning. Frequent Increases St
definitely stated Intervals.
Apply to Miss Jackson, Cumberland
Telephony and Telegraph Co., fourth
floor, 117 Court ave., between 1:30 am.
and 6 p.m. '
Cashiers
Experienced
Oood positions in our tube room. W
offer every opportunity to thoso who
qualify. Must corns well reoommtnded
i
Apply to Superintendent's offioe,
Bry-Block Merc Co.
We Have Places For
SToung White Women Over
Sixteen Years of Agu
In Otir Mah.. -i Mil l-i .lyl.a .
To can earn $10 pr week whU y
nnVBI Utt-a i-iaA-.l i-: . .
and every protection. TaU tb Florl-
Bosworth Bag Co.
1 1071 Florida Btrect,
J.
WANTED
Colored female help. Apply
Lamar Steam Laundry
1693 Lamar Ave.1
WE have nlanes fat mnMu m,IT
eooks, waitresses, office 'n-nri...'
stenographers, factory hands and va
rious and nimrlrv
. ........ i m.i m ui lemnie
workers. Whatever your cu.lllir
have or can find a place for you.
Memphis Employment
. Bureau
11 3. Court Ave.
WANTED
S'rn I oJrta In , ., ....! .
..... . . " n on luiiniis ma
chine, also middle-aged women to
work at hand turning. Good wgs and
ieaoy employment. Apply
Bemis Bros.' Bar Co.
Carolina and N., C. & St.
L. R. R.
Salesladies Wanted
Oood wages and advanoement.
Apply S. II. Kress & Co.
12 South Main. . '
WAKTKnA ennb n w. i ,.,
Ing t Jo general houMwork In a small
famllv uf nit Una, . .,
. - - - - - - v,,,w .,i i .
mended. Oood salary to right party,
APlly 48 McNeil, between :J , ,,,
nd tp. m. Hem. 4019-J or Edwin Pry.
care Bry's. .
WANTKn-Wii.ii tr, nk . ii
family In an apartment. Oood salary.
Ajipjy s rx.jBeivenere orj)hone H. tin.
WANTi!i"i 'irV,irt...i " J.. ;.: .i:
dies In red-W-wear denurttnent. An.
lj;ndersC
wprav-4-idy Mllctor lor printing
hous on commission. Good opportunity
Cl( ifll I m v n. .i. ,i i'it !,. . 1.
rnatnm, vests nnd trotistrs, Qed wage.
Iiiifinrr? laiTintin J1V,
mlwriTTi ''TT. .'-T
' ",""n " wwmcn; sins xn
Op wishing census positions, 11,000 year
vvi"'"rir.M-i..'
...... ..,..I,..v. nurn; lie
Other need annlv. for huhv. 1t v.
old. 1403 Agnes place.
'Wanted Experienced oook: ' moil
wag. MRS. S. J. SHEH'ARD, 1104
t arrAve. em. 4T-I. . ,
wANKftrrTiii,r.;H iirf. c
references, 751 S, UcUan blvd.
""PEftrENClSr cookTlTljcTeek;
11-il rn.H.n Ave Ph,.n tl Iao
""WANTED A-1erViintT"goodwsl
w . ism. i.njr. -vi jvivaasier.
'' L-ilJNbftEi-'S warfed nine t ..k
on piace. jnortn ueiievu
lie imnniy, wi roHar.
WANTED A washerwoman. SCI K".
WaUc-s. p
EMPLOYMENT.
FSMAL6 H.l WANTED.
WANTED
White girls, between
ages of. 16 and 35 years, for
laboratory work. Apply
seventh floor.
Hessig-Ellis Drug Co.
Front and McCall.
Experienced
Saleswomen
For the following departments through
out our store:
Millinery .
Muslin Underwear
Knit Underwear
Cloves
Notions
Apply
Bry-Block Mercantile
Company
TENtoTS CLFftligrUoo needed; tsl
month. Age 1 S-flO. - hVperlenc unnec
essary, Usamlnatlon Memphis Oct, II.
For free particulars write J, Tonrd
(Termer government examiner), 764 Kq
Ullabl Bldg., Washington.
'W'TfTTEP"rjo5d"eool(. while or1 ci:
ored; for white, room in the house. For
colored, room on plaee. Apply Mr. L.
R, Goldsmith, ISM Vinton. Hem. 18H.
WANTED
Kxperienced cook for small family;
room on place, good wages. Apply "ul
Adams avenue.
G00pco6 wanted ""fey llriTTtTK
Lalis, 114 8. McLean blvd. I recommen
dation required; nice room on place.
SALCSMCN AJP AOBNT9,
SALKHM F.fl"w-TNT liT-I n sTr aT7e
Vnen r you satisfied? It you oan
ern 15,000 with Insurance jou ill
make 10,00 per annum with this prop.
ONltien. Something nw. Only high
grad mn need apply, Open evenings
for Interviews. E. J. Russell, 1001 V,
h P. Bank Bldg.
SITUATION WANT5D rEMAUE.
WANTEDBy young lndyemployerf
In the day, cony work or any kind of
work lhat can b done at night: Writes
a olain. nut hand. Addr D 41 ws
Bcimttar.
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS
ARKANSAS planters not W are
now pr.pnren to nimisn cotton ptcKers,
both white and black, and you should
send u youa orders. We undertake to
represent yofx just as If w vet'
part oi your organisation.
Memphis Employment
Bureau 1
11 S, Court Ave-.,
. , -. .s mi '.,.,
EDUCATIONAL.
"tAd.H06L,
nBANCTN3 Learn to dano. Ktnloy
reur vnlng st th Rmpress Wlntr
Oarden Danelng lesson dally, rrof,
Kaber.
'-inrronKr-BcTiocJr'TOT:
NKRY, 1 H. Main st. Mrs. L. McAual
ly; Mr. A. geavey.
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOI rOW ALB.
Ford Light pelivery
This li a pick-up for you; perfect
eendllkm; nw nalnt, new tlrei,
Terms may b arranged, Llbsrty
bonds accepted.
Bi m aulck,
Robt. G. Chambers
113 Union Ave,
Hem. ETOD,
Lexington
Lat model lieilngton touring car.
four brand nw cord tires, I urea this
ear for demonstrating and It looks Ilk
now.
Frank Flanigan
151 Madison Ave.
Main C242,
UsedFords
All Models
We have tTBKD FOHDN at alt times.
These cars hve been Inspented, over
hauled and tested In our own shop, so
that In offerlnp tlietn w ar tireiiared
to extend a HKnvifH OlIARANTKR.
Thl means TROTKCTIOK, I TH
AN Chi and "AVIN. that can not b
secured eiswhre.
Cash Liberty Bonds
.' Terms
McCreery-Phelan Co.
liUvns.tM, U?!b Itn-
KOK BALK At llfO to aulck buver.
ll,ao flv.paMieiikar, av-harsepowir
motor buggy in goo, condition. Apply
rr 844 X. Garland.
RR lALl--iT-mo"bire "7 paMingr;
mechanui cpnoition excellent) new top,
paint, good' tires; a bargain. fi or
call Mr. Hrown, Main J31C, Union Mo
tor unr -o.
V VU-' A N l'. ANfrt KT ft M A1I M 1
-MB I. 1CV It. TIRE CO.
fnieii snf rourtl ' M.
" iXK 8ALK by "wner". a Ili'Tmbd'!
Ford in good oundlttsn, Adrs D t5,
Nuws Scimitar.
Auto parts at half price.
6HIST AUTO PARTS CO.
l04-te Jefferson. Plurns M. 1WS.
AUTOMOBILES,
auto, ro a
Good Used Cars
On 2-ton Kepubllc truck, or.ly used
sven months; new tires rll round;
cab and body excellent condition.
Model ti.iix --passenger touring car.
Continental motor, new pslnl and top;
been driven less tl-un ..000 mile. Trie
1900.
Model 83 Overland 5-passenger tour
ing; nw seat covers, good condition;
$100.
Model 75-B. G-passenger touring car;
new tires; runs Ilk new. C0.
ALL TUK ABOVE CARS AHtl IN
T1IR rtMST OK CONDITION; ME
CHANICALLY" I'KRFKCT, UPHOL
STKKY IN FINE CONDITION.
Memphis Overland
Company
Monroe at Laudcrdule.
Main 1100.
Fords at Cost
Monday and Tuesday we
will sell 5 Ford cars at
cost. These have been
taken in exchange for new
cars, have been put in A-l
mechanical condition, and
arc bargains for quick sale.
This is1 your opportunity to
get a good used car, so
como by early and get one.
They won't last Jong.
Universal Motor Car
Company ,
i
963 Union Ate.
Phono Hemlock 5700.
For Sale
1 T.lltle Bit Bulck touring, new
tl ..I 771
1 1111 Dodff touring, Ilk new... Ml
1 1819 Ford touring, month old,... tiO
1 till Dotig Sedan, perfect a hap J,o
J 1I8 Reo, self-starter, Al con
dition E7
I lll Kord Sedan, self-starter .. 761
ALSO HAVK OTHER FORDS AND
DODOES AT MOHT J'BIC-!..
Se
Frank Flanigan
Or .
Herbert Benharn
1111 Usdlsen An.
Phone ,S4S.
Fords FordsFords
60 Ford can, all In fin condition. 1
Can sell you Fords cheaper than any
man In th South. Give me a look.
CAHlf OR LIBKRTY BONDS; TERMS.
T. T. Estes
Main 4801.
.12 Madison Ave,
Ford Runabout
LATK MODEL, IN C.OOD CONDI
TION ONLY IMS, , BETTER ACT
QUICKLY.
ROBT, 0. C1UMUIDKH,
Universal Motor Car
Company
m Union Av.
lim, 5700.
u.Ntl ItiTl .old, excellent condition:
otu 1911 Ford, brand new; two 1M7
Dodge touring ci, A-l nhai. t'.ll
FOR HAI.K or tiadt. h'vr'i .ouTTnii "cur"
tlt riW. Also (Iv-r'uri. 711 tAiirl,,-
Paige Speedster, 2T5. Terms, 175 cash!
balance easy. Phone Iletn. oz9.
Af.t.V.V BVfm'Vift! sunt.
R. V. Rlnard. former Allen factory I
service man. 191 Monro, . Main 4.42.
AUTOMOBILES.
AOTO. 0 A.
SPECIALS
DODCli: TOURING: ALL-WEATHER
TOP; JUST LIKE NEW; rR CECT
CONDITION IN KVERY RESrKCT.
1JU CADIU.VC; NEW PAINT;
CORD TIRES; A-l MLVJIANICAL
CONDITION.
1917 CADILLAC; NEW TAINT AND
CORD TIRES, MECHANICALLY
PERFECT.
CADILLAC TRUCK. GRAHAM
UNIT; OOOD CONDITION.
Southern Motor Co.
Cadillac Iistributors
651 MONROE AVE. MAIN 6125.
Chevrolet Motor Co.
Specials Specials
Used Cars
We Ppedatl In
CHEVROLET MOTOR. CARS
Dish and Term.
IMS Chevrolet touring I5T5 00
1011 Chevrolet Inuring SOO.oO
117 Chevrolet touring 410.00
1 ,11 Chevrolet louring jlO.O"
11 Chevrolet touring il00.no
117 Overland--touring. Ki.iit
THH ABOVB AUTOMOBILES WKRW
A IX TAKKff IN ON NBW CIIEVIIO
LETS AND IIAVIB BEEN PUT IN A-l
CONDITION.
Visit our etore during the Trl-Stat
fair, Sept. .0-37.
i
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON"
NEW CARS
Chevrolet Motor Co.
-H0 Monroe Ave.
Ford Runabout
This car has been rebuilt
in our shops and painted.
Looks and runs like new.
All good tires! Priced at
only $485.00"
Better act quickly.
N
Robt. G. Chambers
963 Union Avenue
Hemlock 5701
Lexington
' Late model Leslngton touring car
four brand new cord tires, I lined thl
car for demountrutln and it looks Ilk'
new.
Frank Flanagan
331 Mudtson.
Muln 0-43.
NOW TH THE TIM 1.
1 ..-flnUt, nnri It. nl--i, . ,.,,. V
tun die ul) niakev of cars.
Most up-to-dat equipment and hU!
et quality oil In tlio Houth.
Let uh "Inin'e -
MfCreerr-riiehm Co.
"M MONROte AVK.
VA'V "1 VHIP"1S. TENN.
l-tiR SALIC -pnsnger Hupmahlle
touring. In excellent mechanical con
dition, new top, paint, good tire, extra
casing mounted; a burgaln want small
ercar. Hem. I.SL
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOS Oft tALST"
Exceptional Values irf
Used Cars j
If vou arc thinking o
. !
buying a used car, come scr
I
these five bargains before
buying. We can save yoi
monev.
STEARNS DEMONSTRATOR ...,00t
f
FRANKLIN J 1,63
OVERLAND (6v
. 'I
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STUDKBAKER
The above cars have just
been gone over by our cx
pert mechanics and are in
iirsi-ciass mecnanicai cona.-;
tion.
Call for demonstration.
i
Dixie Motor Sales Co.
301-5 MADISON AVE. llAJJf 2t&
SepternGer Sale; ;.
Standard Guaranteed
Makes
Auto Tires
Ottr"prIr on tires ar lower than
other who dell standard tires simply
because or our Buying power,
W operate 145 atores throughout th
United States and ar steadily growing.
Save 30 to 50 ..
ON
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SSI MAPI8"ON AVE. ' MEMPHIS. ;
The House of Low Prices
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