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They are 13608 St. Clair Ave 1946 DE SOTO Club Coupe; 1949 Dodge Coronet 4 Door, 14,301 Milos $995 1951 Chevrolet 1 Ton Panel radio and heater .............. $150 1949 MUlborry 1-4000 Dodge Wayfarer 2 Door....................... $795 1951 Chevrolet i Ton Panel . — WOW—. 1949 Dodge Custom ........................................ $595 GOOD Cars 1952 FORD 8 cylinder* Tudor; radio he r. 1946 NASH 4-door; Woodsmoke Grey finish, one owner, a real buy ........................ $195 1947 Dodge 4 Door Cisstom............................ $495 1947 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery . .. Solid Cars that will give miles. Money-back C* fl OUR 1946 Dodge 2 Door..................... „..................$395 1949 Chevrolet I Ton Stake thousands of miles of Good, guarantee ...................................... ▼ ■ "UU — WOW — 1952 Plymouth $1095 Dependable Service I 1947 NASH Club Coupe; 1951 FORD 8 cylinder Tudor; original black radio and heater; a real buy.. $395 1950 Plymouth Club . .$895 1953 Ford Courier 1942 PLYMOUTH finish, radio and heater. OOftflE 1949 Plymouth Club . $695 4-DOOR........................QfcUU Money-back guarantee .................QQUU — WOW — 1942 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe; 1946 1946 Plymouth 2 Doer .$245 Roy Turner (An Old Friend) DODGE tQfiC 1950 FORD Convertible Coupo 8 cylinder; radio, radio and heater ....................... $175 coupe.................QvUU 1950 Chevrolet 4 Door...................... $895 heater. Crestliner trim; ^kQOR 1946 MERCURY teftE now top. Sharp................................. QUUU — wow — 1948 Buick 4 Door.............................. .$695 4-DOOR ........................QwUU 1947 HUDSON 4-door; 9 I BK 1946 Buick 4 Door.............................. $395 1946 PLYMOUTH 2-door; radio and heater; radio and heater ..............................W ■ UU COMMERCE MOTORS <™»> 1946 PLYMOUTH CQAE original black finish; €QQR 1948 $695 4-DOOR........................QwUU A-l condition ...................................... QWW DeSoto Custom 4 Door............ TRUCK HEADQUARTERS At Lot No. 2 SO More To Select From 1064 East 140th SL off St Ckdr Ave. MUlberry 1-4137 1946 OLDS "78" CJIQE DE SOTO Custom 4-door; radio, boater. East 140th near St. Clair Ave. 4-DOOR........................QHUU 1950 Fluid Drive. ® flAQK MUlberry 1-4137 Most Cars with Radios, Heaters, Automatics and Other 1947 CHEVROLET MQE Beautiful finish................................V ■ *uV Extras — Road-Ready for Careful Winter Driving! COUPE ..................... QWU 1952 FORD 8 cylinder Tudor; tu-tono paint; one < 1951 FORD Custom 8 Tudor; radio, heater, owner. Money-back Ct fl OR Finance Men on Premises — Immediate Delivery 1947 STUDEBAKER 94QE Fordamatic; A-l. ® fl AQC guarantee ........................................ QI fl UU COUPE ..................... 2 to choose from......................... QIUUU 1951 FORD Custom Tudor, leather ^7GR I Wb Picked THggg Ceie Ae 1947 CHEVROLET AERO 2-DOOR; interior, heater, 1 owner...............Q ■ UU 1949 HUDSON 6 cylinder 4-door; radio, CfiKA Motor Just RAQK — WOW — !> Overhauled .............Q"tUU heater; a 1-owner car.......... VWw CANNING'S 1942 CHEVROLET 4-door; $135 The above can arg all Serviced and 1947 MERCURY Station Wagon; needs teAAB good transportation.............. Dodge-Plymoafh Dealer GLe 1-5300 Ready To Go! Many have Radio and a little wood work; only..... Qfcww 1951 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2-door; Heater, other EXTRAS! $1095 <■ e USED CM LOT o radio and heater ................ AS LOW AS _ wow— — WOW — 14401 Euclid Avenue 14422 Euclid Avena* 1942 PONTIAC Sedanette; 1948 PLYMOUTH radio and hooter .. $96 Coupo.................................. $195 (North Side of Euclid) (South Side of Euclid) 1952 DE SOTO $1895 1951 De Soto $1596 4-Door .. OPEN EVENINGS — Acroee treat East Clevelaad Qty HOI *50 Down 1949 Plymouth ... $796 4-Door .. "’’X"’’*.........$1245 1950 Plymouth . $895 AND UP TO 2-Door .. 24 Months to Pay! 1951 Plymouth « fl fl QE 1948 De Soto $745 Commerce Motors m Club Coupo...........QI ■ UU 4-Door .. You Name The QUALITY-CONDITION-GUARANTEE Abo Many Others To Choose From In The Beet 13608 St. Clair Avenue MUlberry 1-4000 Used Car Stock Wo Have Ever Had! Terms! At Hayden Avenue You Pay For All Three When You Buy A Used Car. Kony Financing Terms—Up To 24 Months To Pay OPEN MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS YOU CAN BE SURE OF THEM WHEN YOU DORMER'S CHOOSE ONE OF THESE: HEWITT Front End Keith Weigle Motors, Inc. OK 1948 4416 —OLDSMOBILE 98 *595 CHEVROLET, Inc. Special Four Door Sedan; Hydramatic DESOTO PLYMOUTH DEALERS Adjustment 20941 Euclid Avenue IVanhoo 1-4500 Two Locations SPECIALS CASTER - CAMBER ANO TOE IN 1948 4520 — STUDEBAKER Commander *395 15201 Euclid 14461 Euclid Four Door ............................................. For Advertising Cali Glenville 1-4383 1951 Chevrolet . $995 For Appofafmenf Call UL. 1-3307 UL 1-3300 STTLEUNE 2-DOOR SEDAN, dark blue, comfort equipped 1951 4529 — OLDSMOBILE 98 1645 OPEN EVES. TILL 9 P.M. Four Door; A Classic Value SATURDAY TILL 5 P.M. 1959 Ford ..... $795 STANDARD GARAGE HEAR YE! HEAR YE! CUSTOM "8" TUDOt; radio, heater East 142nd and Lake Shore Blvd. XV. 1-5289 1951 4558 — OLDSMOBILE 98 1745 1950 Chevrolet $1095 After 11 AM Holiday Two Door; Hard Top BEL AIR; Powerglide, sharp Milt Miller Motors, Inc. - April 11, 1922, and all amendments REAL 1948 Plymouth . $725 4578 — PACKARD Deluxe CONVERTIBLE, heater, radio, blue finish A-l Bargains A-l thereto and all ordinances or parte 1951 1495 of ordinances pertaining to the Ultramafic Two Door.......... HOUSE CLEANING ON 1951 Chevrolet . $945 subject matter contained in this BARGAINS 3-PASSENGER COUPE; black, heater, 1951 BUICK ordinance and inconsistent there­ f 1950 4579 —CHEVROLET Deluxe *845 radio, etc. Deluxe Four Door with. I Four Door Sedan..................... 1953 DODGE 1950 Ford '6' . $675 1950 Plymouth . $845 Beautiful 2-tone green, radio and A copy of said ordinance and CLUB COUPE; heater, radio, teat covers heater, Dynaflow; a low mileage maps referred to therein are on 8 AMD 8 CYLINDER DELUXE TUDOR beauty at only file in the office of the Clerk of 1950 4595 — PONTIAC Deluxe 1245 Deluxe Heater, Etc. 1948 Chevrolet . $595 the Commission for public exam­ Convertible ........................... 4 DOOR SEDANS o CLUB COUPES AERO SEDAN; black, heater, radio, etc. $1295 ination and a copy of said ordi­ 1948 Plymouth . .$395 Sharp! nance is posted on the bulletin SPECIAL DELUXE 2-DOOR IAEA 4587 —PONTIAC Eight Chieftain $11QC board in the main entrance of the • 14 LEFT • Radio, Heater 1947 Pontiac .... $495 Euclid Ford Co. City Hall. IvvU Four Door Sedan................... llvV and SEDANETTE "8"; heater, radio, dark green — 2 BIG USED CAR LOTS — G. T. APTHORP, 1948 Pontiac . $595 Clerk of the Commission DELUXE 2-DOOR IAEA 4598 — PACKARD Deluxe 1949 Chevrolet . $695 519 E. 185th SL IV. 1-9200 Published: November 12, 1953 1095 Radio, Heater STYLELINE 2-Door; heater, radio, IvvU Ultramafic Four Door-------- DODGE dark green finish NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 1949 Ford............ $395 1953 CHRYSLER Windsor, 4-door. JOB RATED TRUCKS 8 CUSTOM 1949 Pontiac . .$895 radio, heater, automatic drive, 5 Notice is hereby given that a OR ANY OTHER OF OUR FINE USED CARS SILVERSTREAK 4-DOOR; hydramatic, months old, 6000 miles, cost $3300, public hearing will be held in the ' Radio, Heater owner selling $2500. Chardon 5-7671. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO BE A 1953 OWNER dark blue Commission Chamber of the East 1941 BUICK Roadmaster, ail acces- Cleveland City Hall on the 17th AT PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST 1949 Dodge..........$675 sories, very good condition $159. IV. i Every One A Quality Bargain! DELUXE 2-DOOR All cars ore winterised end carry 1-8549. 20321 Fuller ave., Euclid. day of November, 1953, at 7:45 Sohio's famous Guaranteed Starting. Check These Advertised Prices Deluxe Heater, Etc. 1941 BUICK Special, good condition. o’clock P.M., on the adoption of BRING THIS AD WITH YOU AND SEE THEM NOWI 75-CAR SELECTION 1244 Melbourne rd.. PO. 1-4185. the following ordinances: an Ordi­ D-265 D-286 1948 Buick..........$595 GMAC TERMS 1948 BUICK Special, 4-door sedan, very nance establishing a City Plan­ Coronet Six Club Coupe Coronet Six SUPER CONVERTIBLE good condition, owner. SK. 1-3479. ning Commission, an Ordinance Radio, Heater providing for amendments to FAIRFAX BLUE Four Door Sedan BUICK, 1950 Super sedan, dynaflow, DORNER fully equipped, new tires, brakes, Rooming House Ordinance No. OyroMatis Transmission GYPSY GREEN 1950 Chevrolet . $645 low mileage, rr"**. sell' first reason­ 4437, an Ordinance providing for MICHAEL’S OLDSMOBILE CO. Heater Gyremetie TransmiraiM able offer ac ted, private, Mr. SPECIAL 2-DOOR amendments to the Tenement Code Heater Howell. KE. 1-wto or KE. 1-7878. Deluxe Radio Radio, Heater In One Location for a Generation Turn Signal* CHEVROLET CO. —Ordinance No. 987, an Ordinance Tint Glass Back-up Light 1947 GRAY 4-door Deluxe Frazer, rear establishing a revised Building Tom Signale Windshield Washer 14000 St Clair MU. 1-2000 safety door, directional lights, heat­ 1950 Buick..........$795 er. radio, seat covers, perfect con- Code as relating to single and OPEN EVERY EVENING Cigar lighter Outside Mirror Cigar lighter SPECIAL SEDAN dition, $215. 1297 Elmwood rd., May- two-family dwellings, an Ordi­ Undercoat -“-ild HI. 2-3725. 10640 ST. CLAIR AVENUE MUlborry 1-7000 Airfoam Cushion* Radio, Heater nance providing for amendments r Airfeam Cvshiesw Undercoat 11 OL : »BILE “98” 4-door, tube­ to the Building Code — Ordinance ilar Price___ $2594.54 less tires, very reasonable.
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