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Igume^Wmi Idan Touring $225 Any 6 Condition, 5 Now Tires, Reluilshed in Studebaker 5150 DODOE TOURING—A-1 Condition Low OLD6MOBILE—Allowance of on 1926 Packard Sedan

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Igume^Wmi Idan Touring $225 Any 6 Condition, 5 Now Tires, Reluilshed in Studebaker 5150 DODOE TOURING—A-1 Condition Low OLD6MOBILE—Allowance of on 1926 Packard Sedan - ETC. 2 weyo mobiles, mn: THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON: IT. U„ .TTIXY 2ff. .T32R—PART ,7. TOTOMO BILES. * SALE—AUTOMOBILES. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. SALK—AUTO TRUCKS SALE—AUTOMOBILE*. S/ULK—AUTOMOBILES. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. TRUCK, body. model, “ POftb furniture 1525 <Outlawed.) PORD COUPE, 1987—Exceptional condition; BTbDEBAKER COACH. 94; O. K. in ayery 1928 excellent condition, good tires, to trade for Chevrolet roadster, term*. Co., respect; can be bought very cheap; took Willys-Knight. REO. or Ford coupe. Value 4350 Call m?. in ewMlent con- SM: Henderson Motor 728 17th Whippet. # REO. theTrun. Chevrolet • dition. $365: liberal term*. Owen* Motor at. a.w. this ona over. L. P. Steuart. Inc., 1926 14th SEDAN. at HU ¦ at. a e Co . 6313 Georgia »t._ WOLVERINE 1925 Ford Touring $35 eve. PORD 2-dom sedan. $75 caah; lust ovef- n.w. CHEVROLET —About one rear “old; hauled. 6 good Ures; see day Sunday. STUDEBAKIr. almost naw Victoria Dic- §-PMStnter sedan which hu been driven & “TREW”~VALUES. 100 all * cost; FLEMING, Inc. 1924 Sedan looks and runs vOry fine; only 11*0 down: 210 T st. n.w. tator. $696 less than cash, tarm* or only iTIoO miles by a member ot this firm. STERRETT Jewett dltlon. Se • or rent with or without driver 98» bought • . • at. balance easy. 131? lt4h at. n.w. Decatur FORD COUPE—Bailoon tires, good condition. trade. Franklin 6616. 9-4:90. New-oat guarantee. Can be ot Home GET WHATYOU WANT 1920 Buick Touring 35 Sutton. 94 H n.e. Fr_l34o. 4597; Reasonable price. Neumeyer Motor 00., Ind-. STUDEBAKER 4-PASS. OOUPB-Balance considerable savin*. 50 INTERNATIONAL* CHEVROLET COACH. 199*—A wonderful -Jordan Distributors.’ 1 1825 14tn st, n.w. due. $196; it yours for the note*. 518 10th Os the “Gold Seal” Car. AND SAVE MONEY. 1922 Reo Touring Ail siaea. bodies to suit your business . Atlantic little car: look* line lnaida and outside: a PORD COUPE—Good running condition, st. n.e. THE TREW MOTOR CO., 1424 Florida ave. n.e. 3ns. demonstration will prove that It'a a real good Barry-Pate 00., 2515 STAR CABRIOLET. 1928 model: 6-cyllnder; ALL CASH- TRADM FISHER FAST FREIOHT TRUCK. 7528. tire*. SSO. Motor the fine used cars now body. Sherman ave. n.w. looks and runs like new; a neat, snappy 1526 14th. Decatur 1910. absoTutely Among with closed cab and stake This tnck c*r. A term*. Col. 329« was repossessed after only a few jnontjs FORD COUPE. 1924 -Splendid condition, bargain; on our salesroom floor is likely new. Can be CHEVROLET ’TddßmoniS*. "lineal 'condi- good tires. $95. Barry-Pate Motor Co., 3525 WINTON 6-PASS SEDAN. l#»n-Looks and PRICELESS DICK MURPHY. INC. iise and can not be told from tion; numerous extras: 1190; opportunity for Sherman ave. n.w, runs better than many 1925 cars; paint and THESE MUST BE to be just the car you’ve always bought for balance due and on reasonable - CARS" some one desirinc really sood Chevrolet. 1341 upholstery fine: six tires, all tn excellent terms. Sheriff Motor Co . 627 K n.w. W street. FORD COUPE. lMC^tldO Terms! Phone shape and take it for RIGHT WHEN WE BUY the at lower price 1835 see at 1188 20th st.jn.w. Check this one over Is the reputation gained by wanted, possibly a 14lhlt N.VV. CHEVROLET fcftXCH. 1&28, in perfect condt- North_*47_©r_ S3OO. The Washington Cadillac Co.. 1138 t;on; only a montha usa; price reasonable. PoSd COUPS—SUehUy used few months Conn, ave. THEM, AND ARE GUAR- “Gold Seal” used car. Its name than you expected to pay. Come Open Evenings and Sundays. INTERNATIONAL. Phone Potomac 179*. Apt. JOS 1901 Colum- by owner Low mileage. 5 balloon tires TOURINO;a vary economical car; bia Cheap. $263. Easy terms or trade. Peck s WHIPPET ANTEED RIGHT WHEN of our in and look them over. _____ *_ top parfaot. L. is probably one greatest rd. Oarage. st. Always open. condlticn A-lr and curtains 1-Ton. 3121 14th n.w. 29* st. International CHEVROLET COUPfc. 195*. rood condition: P steuart. Inc. 1396 14th n.w. YOU BUY THEM. assets. CHRYSLKRST body: good rubber: *3s'). * eood tires, aood battery; SSO. cash or FORD TUDOR: very good shape; motor A-l: model! Wolverine Sedan. Panel terms. pi. priced right ior quick sale L. F. Steuart. \Vllia'RT“ci.AfßK'm*’d".tarriatMt 1928 Reo 1928 Chrysler 62 Coupe. OSS Gresham n.w. Phone 001. Inc In fine condition. o*llPotomac 9108. '3B Hudson 3edan *1,275 «775-W.__ I . !J2s__l4th_st. '3# Chrysler 73 Conv. Coupe 1.400 1927 Flying Cloud Sedan. Mack Tons. I FORD SEDAN—Perfect condition, WILLYS-kNIOHT 8-PASS. CLOSED OAR- 1928 Chrysler 62 Sedan. \/x CIiEVROLET COUPE—Very "late"l99*. 1957 4-DOOR" A of transportation fort 195 618 10th 28 Chevrolet Cabriolet, run 700 miles.. 750 GOLDSEAL A bargain: *l5O. improvements: the beat Uaht car buy in looks and runs like new . $235. terms to suit. tot •87 Butek 4-pass Coupe BSO 1927 Flying Cloud Coupe. (3>. town, Sunday. 9 to 1499 L njr. 99* 1927 Chrysler 70 Roadsters a clean lob at $275; cash or terms. 2. TOURING, per- •38 Nash Advanced Coupe 1.050 Used Cars 1317 l*th st. n.w Decatur 4*97. 1957: meehsnically end WILLYS-KNIOHT SPORT '37 Chrysler 1927 Chevrolet Sedan. International 2-1 on. - __ FORD ROADSTER. condition; $300; call up till 70 Roadster Of# 1926 Chrysler 70 Roadsters (2). spare tire, ex- fect must sail. • Brougham Cost No More Than Large van body; factory rebuilt: *BO6 CHEVROLET COACH. 1996—G00d condition appesrar.ee excellent: other 4 nights 998 sth at. s.e.. Apt. 3. *37 Hu irk Standard 88a 1927 Flying Brougham. mechanically. upholstery; apod rub- tras these roadsters are In treat demand. *26 Butek Master Coach 875 Cloud 1927 Chrysler 50 Roadster. 9umir*r \\ - 124; Cars. battery L P. _St.euart;_lnc.. 1985 14th st. YS KNIGHT TOUfcttkl. UtT i ex- *25 Chevrolet Sedan 325 Ordinary Used ber. new and magneto Cleveland powerful motor; .good 1927 Flying Cloud Roadster. 1927 Chrysler Royal Sedan. Pierce-Arrow. IHM. FORD COUPE. »87r in excellent condition: cellent condition:city: good condition; by sacrifice, tiras; leaving sacrifice $2lB. 210? O Solid tires: real cash. CHEVROLET touring. 1935. in wonderful has been drivrn careful driver: n.w. Open Evenings—Terms. 1933 Buick Touring $175 1926 Studebaker Sedan. condition: Winter terms $250 1353 Kenyon Very Low Prices. top: $295: liberal st._n.w. WILLYS-KNIOHT COUPE. 1826—You sel- 1924 Chevrolet Touring 76 3-Ton. Owens Motor Co.. 6823 Oeorais svc FORII 5KDAN.1915. in good condition. SIOO one Chevrolet Coach f*} 1926 Nash Sedan. 6—lnternational dom have an opportunity to get like SALES. 1926 Easy Terms. and dump bodies; solid or pneumsMe CHEVROLET roadster! 1995, in dandy con- CoI._SB4P. thlx at _5625. Your car In, trade, easy SOUTHERN MOTOR 1925 Sedan. Flat Dodge , tlrea: prices, *6OO to *2.000. dition: ?345. Liberal terms. Owens Motor HUDSON BROUGHAM! 1938: fine mechan- terms. Tne Washington Cadillac Co.. 1138 1924 Dodge Igg SIMMONS MOTOR CO Co.. 8323 Poors la are. condition, mileage; good tires ano Conn, _____ Dodge Coupe. ics! low ave Touring 135 1926 coach. a bargain at $2lO. paint: easy terms The Washington Cadll- 1923 Dodge 14th and S Sts. NAY. CHEVROLET 1925. ' . WILLYS-KNIOHT COUPE. 192*. Model 7<f- Dodge Touring jsn International 3^2-Ton. te-ms. ;'' e , lac Co 1138 Connecticut ave. paint, top 1923 1926 Chandler Sedan. only a short time; Owens Motor 00.. 833 S Ocorsi« -12.133 miles: new set of tires: T928 1932 Dort Touring }*} Pot. 6443. Chain-drive truck used CHEVROLET coach. 1927; two to aelect ffom ! HUDSON BROUGHAM, new. 1*28; only one snd upholstery looks Ilk* new. Will sell to 1924 in first,-class condition: *2.500. *435: liberal terms Owens Motor Co.. 8523 ; 1 left. It is offered at a great reduction and responsible property owner with no down Chrysler “62” Coupe. }7{ Buick Touring. Open Evenings and Sunday. the price should it at once: if you are moment, only per 1935 Etaes Coach INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO OF Georgia ave. sell it S2O month. Decatur Claire Coupe. Investigate is Wills-St. ___ 188*—Bargain Interested. without del;/ as 3999,. (Rumble Scat.) AMERICA* CHEVROLET COACH. .at going to be sold today Howard Motor Co.. you 1424 Florida Ave N.E. At. 3##«. S3OO. $l2O down, balance 10 months Buy R, I. and N. J. area. wiLLYS-KNIOHT TOURING. 1924—1 f 1924 Buick Sedan. LOOK! here snd your money Owens Motor like a Knight motor you cert* Inly like Run very little by careful owner who 1923 Ford Coupe 100 save HUDSON’coach, late 1925; new paint: motor will equipped. 50 Co . 8899 Oa ave. this one at $250 Dick Murphy, inc.. 1135 wanted a larger car. Fully In- 1932 Ford coupe Cadillac Coupe. Prices Slashed. ifTt’Ta iin good condition: $425. CsJl Potomac 270. 14th st. n.w. cluding bumpers and spare Here is 1928 Ford Tudor 235 7-psas tOTS Chevrolet landau sedan. i93«~m; your tire.. practi- BUICK Sedan down, Apt, 8. SAVED on purchra* any opportunity to purchase this 1923 Ford Sedan 98 1925 Reo Sedan. * Sedan 700 dandy eonditlon; $400: sl*o balance only short time: $35 CAN BE BP :new cally at price HUPP TRUCK, 12 months Buy save your money. I HUDSON BROUGHAM, used car. Call Potomac 270. Apt. £ new car a uaed car Terms 1933 Ford Sedan 100 HUPP l-crllndtr Sedan 850 here and j condition iike new; best Hudson bargain in and trade considered.
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