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Newspaper Page Textft) tt two ROSEBURG NEWSEVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1936. Sunday fU f whnc lug their special meetings ililrlng the next week each tUKht except Moinlay and tfuturiluy at 7:J0 p. tn. Sunday niurniiiK u. in., Sunday Hchool. 11 u. ni., coinniun Ion Hervlce and Kev. Howho will lie speaking on "Looking Hack and LookinK Forward." Crusader service at 6:30 p. in., on good evangelistic serviet at 7:30 p. ni. with HOUR service and musical pro gruin followed by llm message hy Mrs. llowse. Tuesday evening. "New Wine In New Hollies"; Wed nesday, "He Ve Killed With Hie Spirit"; Thursday, "The Sound of the Wind In the Mulberry Trees"; Friday, "Wilt Thou He Made Whole?" will be the messages aft er which prayer will bo offered for the sick. Myrtle Creek Christian Church. Church services for Sunday, May 3 at Myrtle Creek Christian church will begin with Hlble school promptly at 10 a. m.. followed by communion and sermon hy I'aslor C. 1. Kcmiey at 11. C. K. at 7 p. in Kvening sermon and song service at 8. Everybody welcome. Christian Science Services In Myrtle Creek are held each hun tlav in the grange hall. Sunday school for pupils up to the age 01 twenty convenes at 10:45 a. m.. and church services at 11 :U 'he subject of I ho lesson-sermon for Sunday, May 3, Is: "Everlasting i i.iunent." The public is cor dially Invited to attend these serv ices. . Free Methodist Church. The Tlev Mr. and Mrs. KeashinK. young , iiuiu nf ihe Free peoples n" - i. 11:00. Methodist work in "regoii . . ".. g KHlu,llKh wltll us mr u ' " ' : ginning May 6 and continuing; through (he 1 There, will lie ; HorvlcoB each evening at 8 o clock.. We especially Invite all young peo-1 pie to attend these services as thev will be very helpful. Hegulur Sunday services for May 3. Sun day school 11:45. Morning worship 10-45. There will bo no Sunday evening service at the church this week We are planning a union service at the mission in Sulllerlin. We Invite you to go with us. We want vou to slart plunnlng now, for the tent meeting beginning May 17 with the "llotlld evangelistic party," who have traveled quite extensively In Vvnngellsllc work. We will announce later as to the location of the tent, l'lcase pray for these services and plan to come. Marvin Knlgge, pastor. Church of Christ, Glide, Ore. fliblo school, 9:50. Communion at Morning message, hat Christian Kndeiivor 7:00 p. in. Hoth adult and young people's, societies. Kvaiigelisllc service at K:00. Kve nliie message. "A Shrewd Fool." You are cordially Invited to all these services. Episcopal Church, St. George's, Roseburg. Holy communion 7:3" and 11 a. ill. Church school 11:45 a. m. Holy Spirit, tsutlieriin. iimy communion 9 a. in. Ascension Kiddle, evening prayer, 7:30 p. in. The PentecoBtal Church, 133-137 Sheridan slreet. Carloads are com ing to Sunday school 11:45 n. m. "The Purpose of the Rncrament, will bo Ihe Sunday morning mess age, 11 a. III. Junior Christ Am bassadors lor Ihe children, ' P; m "Is Mussolini the Anti-Christ? A startling message on prophecy Sunday evening 7:30 p. in. lie sure . i ihe h ackhoard Ilible 1U KUl " ' . ... ' Htudles each Tuesday evening. i"-Ull our services. -vino healing prnyor hand nice s , Thursday 2:30 p. m. I'.vnngcllsllc Fjrsl Bapti churchl j, h, Turn messnge Friday evening. 1 ustor m nlnlBI,.,.. j,.3,) . ,. prayer Jess W. Ouniler. Inieellng. !i:45 a. m. UIIiIh school, MniTV Howe. superintendent. ' First Presbyterian Church. "A i ciHS,.a for all ages of both sexes. First Christian Church, .1. Frank Cunningham, minister. "Trampled Hi-arts" will be the subject of the nlng message, this coming Lord's day. This will be the first in a short series on lie general theme of "Eloquent Listening." All ages are urged to hear the evening message on "The Devil Inspired Prophet of Cod." The ordinance of Christian baptism will be adminis tered at the close of this service. Nolo that t lie time or the evening service will be one-half hour later than during Ihe winter. Christian F.ndeiivor begins at 7 p. m.. and Ihe evangelistic seivlce at 8 p. in. The morning services will continue at the usual time; Hlble school !l:4fi a. m. Morning wotshlp 10:35. You will find a hearty welcome at SALKM, April 30. (AIM Ore gon will have more voters llglhlo to pass uikui primary can didates this year than in 1934 for the highest registration totals re corded. Hut there ;will be less re publicans to answer the roil than two years ago while a gain of more than 20 per cent was listed ror ihe democratic parly. - TJie lolal fig ure for all parties was -ITK.lNti. neglstiatlms listed by the state department today, however, show ed republicans In the lead In the Hlato by a ratio of approximately 7 to 6. All registrations for the progressive, pnihiblt ion, socialist and other parties showed a marked decrease. Kepublicunp numbered 271,119, or a decrease of 1 1,352 In that party. iJeiuocrats listed were 198, 322. an Increase of 31, SIS over the primaries two years ago. All other piirlles listed 8,715. Two years ago the tolul registration was till, 272. Four counlies were numbered in the democratic lolls, linker, llur ney, Klamath and I'niou. All counties showed decreased registrations for republicans ex cept linker, Clackamas, Curry, l)e- cchutes, Josephine, Klamatn, Lin coln, I. Inn, Marion, Morrow, Sher man, Wamo, Washington, Wheeler and Yaltihlll. IJeuiocratlc losses were record ed only In (Jllliam and Jnfl'ei-sou. dents selected Is George Mclntyre, John Hakanson; Terry Mclntyre, Audrey -Miller; Mrs. Mclntyre. Georgia Reeves; Prof. Mclntyre, Gerald Young; Sophie, Mary jane Horingdon; Mrs. Patterson, Mar- jorie Worthen; Elsie Patterson, Florence Allis; traffic officer, Ber nard Saar; Dutch, Macliogan; Bri an, Gordon Miller; Omar, Alfred Kngllsh; Hal, Moyd Carlson; Pete, Fay Stearns; Prudence Darling, Vivlenue Cain; Patty, Joyce Bridges; Jane, Ro'berta Powell; Miriam, Bernice McDonald; Vivian, Janice DeVore. Other participants will be Fern Cain, Dotal Mallery, Josephine Baird, Carter Powell, Eugene Tapp, and Irving Hakanson. Miss Mary Whltelaw is directing the play. 1 DOUGLAS GRANGERS PUT ON COMMITTEES Ik M r. . in. We Glorious M'Htry win no llienie ul Ihe Presbyterian church o I.... .mlmr III 11. Ill 111? Vf' i.hnr. 7: If. It. 111., Ul" Huhjcct "Ten Cowards In Canaan.' Gnibbo wilt slug. At !l:-ir t(U, In Hflmul assembles, .,n v.i tn nilciid If not connect ed with Konio other church. (.'Inane "Tin n...r11niy..ll fur nil nt;es. Tlio Young j tench for People's societies r Christian I'-"; tltmvor meet at : p. m. A young people not associated with ? A...tI...h Invitei . Wednes- nviMl 1I1T (ID C.MP Htmr n....ji llllV We luiVH n nti r wry uiintT fnnipf tent hiiiumvIhIhI) lo I'liiihU1 niolhors In llllfiHl lliltlc Hcluiftl null rhun-h II u. tn. inoinliiK wmnlilp. Mixcil qilitrtw. I'ntntim lillk. Suhjecl. A 1 : i 1-4.1 Wltluiin WIiiks." Scnnnii. "Thp Slurv itf 'icalinn,' lli( firm hi u Ki'tlt'H of inm-nhiK ihIiIiohhcb Mncnm' ol iIih I'i'uIh Toilivy." .Music by mixed qilUlti'l. Mrs, .1. Ih'HtS, Mlrt. .1. H. Tinnliull, Lieiilenunt II. W. Au (hu'Htm and I'listni Tuinbull. Tin I ,(irit'H Hiniper will be nbHOrveil nt llw .ultitf . ; t p. in. senior iiud jun Tl. V. V. uiiIoii'm. S evt'tiiiiR Her tt...ulillir 111 I' III M il IUI- l"l II1KI i " iir,.,ijl f. nf'uU, 'P i. ....in. in. inh-lil WnllP HI'I V I I 111 1 IM'ltin ... . i. . ... -i- n Tim RHiunlfl r liuiiRlna rounly will j(lu Siituiduy in a niunic fcativnl lo Ik- piesc'iifed sit the sen ior hiyh Kchool, siartint; at 1:30 p. in. The program will ho open to the k neral pulilie tree of ehuiRe. ami is in keeiihiK with the. observ ance of Music week, which starts Sunday. The proKiam to he pre sented i announced as follows: llioup sinking. Haml selections (Drain, R'.stherlin. Hoseburi;! "Wanning I'p," "Honor Hand." Vocal hoIo, with Kuilur Hccompunl- nient Sutlierliu school. Cirls chorus (2 part I ensemble "Hublile l.an.l," -ItMlian Dhwii." Special - "Troinlunie (piartette," Hosfburif. Special "Hoys quart cite, miiii- vlni. - . Ilovs' chorus, ensemble' Sailing, "Anchors Aweih.'. Vocal solo Rulheiliu I'iaiio duet Yoncalla Kaculty quartette. Mixed chorus, euse.uible- "Mid- s'unnier," "When .- the Haiijo lMays." Orchestra Each school in own selection. A number of Douglas county Kianue members have been ap pointed1 to Berve on committees hy the stHto Kianse executive commit tee for the ensuing year. The com mittee will meet at the Oregon state grunge session at Lebanon In June. Douglas county appointments include: Mrs. Anna Kruse of Klk Htver grunge, Yoncalla, committee on legislation; Merrill Bullock of Kellogg grunge, committee on by laws; (ieorge Thomas, master of Douglas county J'omona grunge, chairman on committee, roads and highways; Wm, Wroe of Smith Uiver grange, also on roads and highways committee; II. C. Kellcy or Camas Valley, grange commit tee on good of order; J. It, Stand- ley of Tenmlle grange, committee on insurance; Cora Collison, mas ter of South Deer Creek grange, home economics committee; A. O, Huntley of Myrtle Creek grunge, banking and credits; Sum Wilson of Azalea grange, dormant Bianges; Mrs. Susie L. Kichard ot Lookinggluss grange, memorial ; (Jard sagaberd, master of the newest grange In county, Fred WeHtherly grange at Seotlsburg, al so on the memorial committee. MISSING AVIATOR SEARS NAMED NEW SPOKANE. April 30. (API- Sheriff's officers, Instead of fliers, searched today for C. W. .McC'ol lum. 25. missing amateur aviator. Deputy Prosecutor I.. M. Carroll swore out a justice court warrant for the young flier late yesleruay. charsltiK him with jsraud larceny and embezzlement. McL'olluni, whose business was caravanliiK au tomobiles from the factories to coast dealers, was charged speci fically with failing to return a MM) bond posted by Carroll Auanis, one of his drivers. The deputy prosecutor Bald driv ers complained to him that McLol- lum held their bonda totaling 4()0. Carroll also said, more than $40(1(1 In checks signed by McCol- lum had been returned by banks. McCOTIum flew uway iroin Kelts field here at 3:30 a. m Monday, saying he was going to Portland and would return by noon. Well ington Mow, young Seattle Tiler, was with tllm. Kdgnr K. Kasmussen.t Seattle, aid McCollum still owed him $6000 on the five-passenger Waco airplane. berles and murder cases, having been instrumental in the Erland's Point mass murders and the re cent slaying of two Seattle policemen. SEATTLE CHIEF SKATTLFI, April 30.-AP) The city council today confirmed William H. Sears, ex-county de tective, as Seattle's police chief for the next five years, uver the bilter opposition of Mayor-elect John F. Dore. The vote was 5-to-3 when Couucilwoman K. l' Powell Bwitched her vote to brtak an earlier 4-4 tie. Sears was a compromise selec tion for the first appointment un der a charter amendment sponsor ed hy the new order of Cincimuitus to take the police department out of biennial mayoralty election poli tics. F - . - Sears, 56 and white-haired, is best known as the man who cap tured Jay Allen, New York des perado, in 1017; who solved tin Everett Krunk Lindsay wife mur der here, and in many hank rob- NOTICE The Annual Clean I'p will be held on Monday und Tuesday, May 4th and 5ih, I'J'Ml Any person hav ing rubbish for disposal will place same in tight boxes or sacks and place them on parking strip on paved streets not later than May oth. l!y order of Council. A, J. tleddes, City Ilecorder. Adv. DANCE SAT. N1TE Right in Canyonville Music by Rhythmen An 8-Piece Bana Oents 40c Ladles Free Sponsored by So. Umpqua Rod ft Gun Club Hear J. R. Turnbull, Pastor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday, May 3 11:00 a. m. "The Story of Creation and Science." 8:00 p. m. "Will the Roman Empire Be Restored." Beginning Mny 10, all morning services broadcast over KRNR. FEDERAL JOBS OPEN TO EXAMINATIONS lorn. Sillijccl: I ho lllhlc." Win. Inter. C. Kiincotlo, inln- Methodlat Episcopal Church, K. 1i. I.orkhnrl. inlnlmi'r. " h 11 I Chinch Mcnihi'i-shili Molina, will iw, !,.. mm or'H null! nir t'im.,M ,...,t,i,,.t,i Kiindnv momlliK nl 11 o'clock HI'l'VICC. ft l" nnrtlllllly will lIcKlrlllK to unite on MolliiM' 8 ilny The lo all the A aperhll o- liiven Hume no Willi the church which i May 1. ......nlnir WOl'H II 1 I""" Vhlch l.nKlliB at 8 o'clock Inxlcml ... it, rmnrp. Iho nilnlKlei Hiieak'fl on "Thrinviim Awuy Ijie ,,..i.i ,,i,i he.ve onlnit t lie Buckhone." Siliulny "t'hool lit O.l.i a m. Mm. A. .1. lleihlea, auiir-rln-i,.,, i rcmlorlh leiiBlie lit 7 p. in'. Vll'liluln Uiule, llleeiileul i.iihlle cordially welcomed uei'vlccR. Glide Baptist Church. The UHile Hchool nieeia at i : r.ii u. m. have room lor you in one ol I lie 1'liiMsen. Wnrahlli, prulw', iiruyer. special mimic. iiilnliry " " Word mill cni'.'.inlliilon. 11 a. in. Kte liliiK ""tin Borviro an" Bcilnlurc inenBiice. 7::tn. 'I'lie n.ectlliK ;it Ihe l'eel Bchool 1b al :i i. in. All rei ilcnlB und vlBltora in Ihe l'eel dis trict lire Invited. I'ruyer meeting. Hllilu Bluilv and husincBs nieelliiK WedneBiluy, 7:30 p. in. The pus-i lor l deBiniUB of isl vltiK Bplrluul. coniiBel or ullnce lo any one I reiiiioBlliiK II. And remeniher you lire ulwnyB welcome lit all Bervlccs, II. A. WunviK, puslur. ! Firit Church of Christ, Scientist, Ilia Kiiat DoiiKlua alreet. ltecuhir Borvlco Sundiiy nl II n. in. Snh Ject of leBBini: "Kverlualllli! I'un iBhluenl." Sundny school con venes lit D:-lfi ll. m. Weduesdiiy eveulHK ineelliiKS which Include leKllinnnies of heiillui; Ihrnuch Chrlsliiin Science are held nl N o'clock. The rendlns ronm In the front of the church c.lillce. Is open dally except Sundays mid hellihiys from 2 to I p. in., mid on Sunday luorninits from !i:ii" lo 11 o'clock Here may lie lend, herrowe.l or lillrclin.scd Ihe lllhle mid nil ml thorlzeel Chilstliin Science llleru lure. The public Is cordially Invit ed to allenil the church services anil to iniiko use of Ihe leudiui; room. Special Meetings Continue. Ilev. mill Mm. N. .1. IIowbc nru conilnu ice. K'veryhody Iovcm lo Bin. Spe cial music. Solo. Airs. Joseph Heels. Sermon Biilijed. "Will Ihe ltonimi Kllllilre he lleslored?" Wednesday ,S n. m. prayer, praise and llihlp sludy. Thursdtiy 2 : :li Ladies' Aid society, und tl : ."Ml nieii'B dull sup- pei mid nieelimr. I'leiise hole all evelllim IlleellliKs lit S o'clock llur lue Buininer. llt'Kiiiuiim Sundiiv. May 10. all morning services will lie liroadciisl over RUN It. Civil service examinations for a niimhei- of federal positions are to be Kiven hy the comiulsBion. ao cordinE lo word received hy Ihe lo cal hoard of examiners. Among Ihe positions for which tests will he conducted are senior and jun ior stenographer, senior uud junior typist, Junior forester. Junior range examiner, medical orflcer, princi pal agronomist, principal olericul- lurisl, assistant arclillect, federal agon! for iigrlcllllural education mid specialist ill agricultural edu- calion. 1'ersniis interested In ex aminations may secure full Infor mation from Charles Fields or C. II. Calkins at the local poslofflce. MAJOR BOWES HOUR IS JAMBOREE MOTIF St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Suiuiiht Hcheilulc ot umHKPH, cuin nionelnK Sumiuy, Muy 3: Sun iluya uml holldiiyH ? a. ni. and 1) : n. m. W'ofk ly 7 : 30 a. ni. On SundiiyH, holidays und diiya of npc (-ial dpvoliou (iurltiHt tlin HUinnipr Bchcdulc, hcMPtllciinn of the Most IHcRHtMl Siit'i-aniiMit will he at 7:30 p. m. OREGON EVEN I S FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE PLAY SELECTED BY ! OAKLAND SCHOOL "(J-rmvliiff l'alna," by Auranla Houvontl, has ln'cn "sflfclcd hy the Oakland lih;h ncliool as tho cm mtMHcniciit play, and practice, ban alrcaily Ix-min on thn purlH. "(liowhiw PuhiK" Is a comcily of adolosci-nl life. H-phIi. and amuH Inc and IiuiihmousIv Svidttcn. It In proving to bp tho uiosL popular of tho recent i"-aliy plays published hy tho Samuel French company. It lias been obviously written with a mother's fiint hand knowledge ior tin; edification of other long suf fering parents. The cast of cltaracleiH and stll- Pattorned after the Major Tlowes amateur hour, the Jitney Jam boree of tho junior high school will he presented at the sclioolhousc to nlfihl. The concession hooths will open at 7:15 o'clock, and the floor program in the gymnasium win slart at S : 15. The booths will re open I'olhfwinn the floor show. Proceeds will le used for student body uclivilies. Back From Eugene Mrs. I.. J. Craft on returner! here yeslenlay, alter spendiug Wednesday evening in Kugono visiting her husband, who iH slat foned there by the Southern Pacific. sA ',KM, April 30 (AP) In tanulhlcs liHiistetred as a gift from a nou -resident of the stale to an Oregon citizen are not subject to the orentm gift lux, Attorney lien eial I. II. Van Winkle intormed state Treasurer liufus V. I Udman today. The issue Involved the gift id property allied Iietween sm.pum und J'Jr.,otH) received hy llena Welk from her dauuhter, Suvtlle Welk Aituory, u resident of Washington. The giii represented une-ttuiith in- iciest hi the estlite nl" her deeeastMl Ial her, Isuae Welk. w ho w as a resilient of fnialilla county. ROSEBURG Afternoon and Night THURS., MAY AT BELLOWS FIELD H. R. Nerbas, D. D. S. Glenn Phetteplace, D. M. D. DENTISTS Gas When Dp si red Terms May Be Arranged Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Evenings by Appointment Room 5 Phons Masonic Bldg. 488 J Candidate for State Representative Democratic Ticket WM. A. GARNER Yoncalla, Oregon A Town8endite from the Start Farmer and Member of Grange . 1'itlil IVII'I,-,1 V!v 1tf.rtt-t1 and d"dve lli'.ftt e-i -hlr t Irt iu Day at K li n'Ut(in't Itrug Mure. New Garbage Collection Rate for all residences wilhin city limits of Roseburg Effective May 1,1936 One Stop a Week Service: 1 can standard size 50c per mo. 2 cans standard size, 75c per mo. Each additional can 10c or 30c per mo. Two Stops a Week Service: 1 or 2 cans standard size, ...$1.00 per mo. Each additional can 10c or 60c per mo. Extra Calls 25c and Up Special prices for large quantities. ROSEBURG GARBAGE COLLECTION SERVICE Phone 124 ' .-. - $345 DODGE 1930 SEDAN Jr.st traded in on a new Cheviulet Six. and in excellent condition. Hody und upholstery HUe new. For sale "with an O. K. that counts -to the tlrst lucity uuy,- er at this low price 1933 CHEVROLET COUPE If you want u coupe, rasp this op portunity or a lifetime. You'll be proud of its appearance and performance. And at this low price you can pay for many months' operating costs with the savings. Reiiuc- ylAA ed for quick sale to yJVV 1934 CHEVROLET MASTER COACH Original Dtico finish, clean upholstery, tires that show little wear. Thoroughly recondi tioned and backed by "ua OK that counts." Completely equip ped including radio, steam heat er and bumper guards. Special Bale today only 1933 PLYMOUTH SEDAN This beautiful, practically new tar has been reduced ?7o the luwest price at which we have ever been able to offer this model. Sold with "an OK that counts." Today only V8 FORD PANEL 1935 If you are looking for a real bargain jit a small, 'attractive car mm thi3 today. Us finish, tires ami up holstery show no wear. Its mo tor, transmission and axlo bavo been carefully checked for de pendability find durability. Spe cial sale price 1935 CHEVROLET STANDARD COACH Kead that pike! See this practically new Chevrolet compare appearance, perform ance and reliability ami you'll prefer it to anythiui; the market otters at anywhere near this price. Completely equipped ready to drive away, for only 1959 CHEVROLET COUPE If you want a coupe, grasp this op portunity of a lifetime. You'll bu proud of Us appearance and perlormance. And at litis low price you can pay for -many months' operating costs with the savings. Iteduc Mg ud for quick sale to V i 3 1029 FORD SEDAN Just trad ed in on a new Chevrolet Six, and in excellent condition. Hody and upholstery like new. For sale "with an OK that counts" to the first lucky buyer at this low price $245 $195 :$545 $525 $445 $295 1929 FORD TUDOR SEDAN Just traded In on a new Chevro let Six. and is in excellent con dition. Hody and upholstery like new. For sale "with an OK that counts" to the lirst lucky buy er at this low price 1930 CHEVROLET SEDAN Original iMico finish, clean up holstery, tires that show little wear. Thoroughly reconditioned and backed by "an OK that counts." Completely equipped 1929 CHEVROLET COACH .Act quickly lor this great value. In fine condition. .Motor Is Btnooth. pow erf ul and economi cal. Special sale price lor today only 1930 ESSEX ' SEDAN This beautiful, practically new car has been reduced K-" -the low est price at which we have ever been able to offer this model. Sold with "an OK (hat counts, Today only 1931 CHEVROLET COUPE Urduced T."i to sell at once. Motor has been carefully tuned ami checked: body, finish and upholstery give proof fine value. Only $145 $295 $175 $225 $295 $375 $245 PONTIAC SEDAN llig car comfort at small car cost. Care ful "OK" reconditioning -assures long life and dependabil ity. Beautiful finish is almost like new. Special sale price for Saturday and Sun day only 1931 CHEVROLET SEDAN Read that prieel See this prac tically new Chevrolet--compare appearance, performance and reliability and you'll prefer it to anything Ihe market oilers at anywhere near this price. Com pletely equipped, rtudy to drive away, for only 1930 CHEVROLET COUPE If you want a coupe, grasp Ihih op portunity of a lifetime. You'll be pi oitd of its appearance and per formance. And at this low priee you can pay tor many months' operating ( osis w ith tnt in?:s. Itetlut ed for quick sale to 1935 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE SEDAN It you are looking for u real bargain in a small, al trac tile car .-ee this I'iimouih to day, lis finish, tires and upliol siery show no wear. Its motor, iraiismli-siuii and axle hav been carefully checked for depenua bilitv and durability, special X : ; H45 1929 CHEVROLET COUPE Kriiilrnl ST.". Up f, II. Ill l.mv. Mil (,)! li;is juvn i".in'!'ul Inni'.l uml ilici lu'il: lidily. finish mul uphulsUMV tive proof of il.-t litii- IT ' $225 1934 CHEVROLET MASTER TOWN SEDAN Orleihal I'::co finish, clean upholstery, lite that show littl; wear, Thorom-h-lv recon, liiinned and backed by "an OK that counts," Cfunpbr-1-ly equipped im'lndiiitf tadio. steam beater and h u in p e t guards. Spe. iiii sale toda onh . $195 ESSEX SEDAN It educed $75 to sell at once. .Motor has been carefully tuned and checked ; hotly, finish ami upholslery give proof of its fine value. Only BUICK SEDAN This beautiful, practically new car has been re duced fTu the lowest pi ice at which we have ever been able to offer this model. Sold with "an OK that counts.' Today only 1932 FORD TUDOR SEDAN Just traded in on a new Chevro let Six, and is in excellent condi tion, llody and upholstery like new. For sale "with an OK that counts" to the first lucky buyer at this low price 1935 PONTIAC 8 SEDAN Original Inico finish, clean up holstery, tires that show little wear.' Thoroughly reconditioned and backed by "an OK that con nis." Completely equipped i tciudint: radio, sieutn heater ami bumper jiuards. Special at HUDSON SEDAN Dig car com fort at small car cost. Careful "ots." reconditioning assuiea long life and dependability. Keautiful finisn is ulmojit like new. Special tale price tor Sat urday and bituday only 1934 CHEVROLET DUMP T-KUCK Head that price: See this practically new Cnevroiet compare appearance, perform ance and reliability and you'll prefer it to anything the market offers at anywhere near this price. Completely equipped, ready to drive away for only $i75 $375 $795 a- $55 1933 CHEVROLET SEDAN ion are looking for a real !jiii y.:uh in a small, attraitive (ar -n'e tint, today. Its finish, tcs and upholstery show no wear, hs motor, t ransmission ami axle have been carefully ehock e'l for dependability and dura biliiy. Special sale ( 193-, CHEVROLET STANDARD COACH Act quickly for this threat value. In fine condition just nicely broken in. Motor is smoot h. power! u I and economi cal. Special sale pi ice for t inlay only 1 CHEVROLET PANEL DELIV ERY Has b. e-i lured - Ihe lowest price u! nhhh v. e tun e e er been aide t" ofi'.r tin i model. Sold iitli "an OK conn (.-.' To'ki only BUICK SPORT COUPE If you want a coupe, grasp tiiis oppor tunity or' a lifetime. You'll bo proud of its appearance and per formance. And at this low price you can pay for many months' operating costs with the sav ings. Reduced for & 9 C quick sale to Sr J 1935 PLYMOUTH TRUNK SE DAN If you are looking for a real bargain in a small attrac ts e car see this Plymouth to day. Its finish, tires and uphol stery show no wear. Its motor, transmission and axle have been carefully chocked for dependa bility and durability. Special sale price FORD 1929 COUPE Iteduced $2fi to sell at once. .Motor has been carefully tuned and check ed; body, finish and upholstery give proof of its A a line value. Only yA) 1934 CHEVROLET STANDARD COACH Itead that price! Sec this practically new Chevrolet compare appearance, perform ance and reliability and you'll prefer it to anything the market offers at anywhere near this price. Completely e q u i p p e d , ready to drive away. for onlv $665 $495 1931 CHEVROLET COACH Act toilay if ou uunt m imy a .slichlly uscil. sivtylimlor Chov toli't CoiH'li lit po low a price .Mirny "extras" such us ki-:i1. covers, special horns. Only one cur offered ut this remarkably low $325 $485 $225 Piiee 1929 CHEVROLET SEDAN If you are looking for a real liar gain in a small, attractive car see this Chevrolet today. Its fin ih, tires ;rd upholstery show, no wear. lis motor, transmis sion ami axle have been care fully checked for rii-unnrlnhiliiv atid durability, spe cial sale prk' $225 VISIT US FOE BETTER VALUES -TODAY! ansen Motor Comeanv H Phone 446 Corner Oak and Rcse Su.