The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 21, 1938, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE P.END BTJT.T.ETIN, PENP OIUCON, Tlfl.'ItSDAV. Jt'I.Y 21. tO.'iS PAGE SEVEN' STOCK TRADE QUIETS DOWN Weakness in Movies Is Major Factor Rallies Al t' Checked When Cautious Traders Take Profits Use Bulletin Classified Ads CKINTINfi Classified Advertising Om limerllnii leper word ll I'limri'iitlvo. Time . He per word 0 CuiiMTiitivu Time. 4r per word Mlnliiiiini: I Day, 2Hr 3 Ttiy, 50c 0 lliiyii, $1.00 AilvcrlUcmcnlii Hun for 1 Month 'a Duy Itnln Line Kulf Kir Cnri'liU 20r All CliiMiriril AdvcrlUtiiK Hlrlrtly C'nll Itl Adviilliu FOH ItKNT SITUATION WA.VTKI) I.AKGK front room for HmM houso UiM'pliiK, AImi iilcepinK r'tont hy week or inonlli. The Ktuiicnet I'liire, IMO I Ian Ilium. Mimic VM. V.m-M-H-, NICICLY KUHNIHIIKI) room for rent. Hoard If dinircil. OM OkiIcii. Mm. Kiiim-y. mn:n-:n-v APAHTMKNT-Newly furnUhcil mill ilccorutcil. Klectrlc Move, hiotr nient, kiiiiiko. Clime in. Imiiiirc Pal- uim Ant. No. 7, Wc.it Tlilril St or l.hnlic lil.'i-J 2HlH-:ill-l - MAJtKKTS AT A lil.AMT. (My lllillr.1 l'n.l Slui-hii il I ee.illiir mid fnlilv urllve Montis IiikIut; U S i;nvi iitncnti. y ii i .'itiilni f'lllli slot lit 111 I'rtltl.il :iimI lllli'l. l-ioi-iKii loiniii' lower, ('linn up nlx.ut HO centi. a luile Wins.! iiurliiuiui'il hi cent liiuli i'i . roi n nil -lh lo up 1 1 ItuMiet l'lfill. I win VK.nv i.rmjc cost, in I I'ASTUItAtJK little lime, you (-tin llnuully llnu what you'll llko lo Irwin UiroiiK.li then I'oluinnii. Irrijtutoil meatlow- EXI'EKIKNfEIJ farm hand want work. Can milk (hand or machine) and IitIkiiIu. Wriie MM. Care of Bul letin f.tatiuK w.iKcn that will x paid. W-:i8-40-p yot.'lt I.ETTKKf IKAD3 can he made any nie you ilefilre, with nny print- InK you like. Efclimnteff gladly Riven. I The Mullet in . I Pleasant Ridge Heawmt RicJKf, July 20 fSj'ti;il MnrKiinrt Conklin harl her tonsils and adcnoidit removed la: t week Mr. rmti Mr. F. Y. Zimmerman WANTKI) WIU, I'AY CASH for khmJ chw, tniJHt ! yuiiritf. cntlc and a ifood milker. Write 21J15, Can- nf liull.-Un. 2nU-'V.)-v lake bcuinniiiK July 31. Ten dull members wrro present. Refresh ment.", were rcrved following the if tmt uL-tttri'L- .1 - i i l . , meniiriH;.. : ; 'Idaho, where they were taking earn1 . Mr. I an. Stein and RAi-OO SfcKVICB-AII iinkes. tuliei. , , Mrs ZimIn.rmar,'s nm,u.r throiih ! ;,1"K''ler, Leonn left Wednesday for tested free. All work guaranteed. 1 lin int.(n : their home in Hayward. Elizateth Tul !, for all radios. On.-n eveniiuw. I m.. .'..',',) m m r. r n,.. -i ' Hanson went liomo with them and (ieoiKe'H Kadio .Service, 1300 Cum- w. r Wednendav dinner KueMs at llie i '',:l 0 u '" w"l k n ci,nnery there I I I ji nun o i . " ' - r. ovii.iii... i no.iu io..-jv. 1 arvev Herrv home inn elul) held a point meetiiiK with IIUTTK.R, Ki(i8 STKjl)Y . . . . the extension unit and made plans Portland, Ore,, July 21 Hut for their .iimmer camp at Suttle Uld Cftft pricM u,lchaliKed lo'dM, Lkn hreinntiitf .luv Ton i-hit, .... j. butter receipts fell off coiudtlvrably. Call for live poultry contlnucdjin 2naii-:i2-in-p IIKI.P WANIhii FOIt KAI.K SMALL POD PICAS lor Mile. 4c III Pick them youwlf. On old Iteil , iiiond highway, nerond place fioni juiullon Kit I'avlch 2!M7-:i!l-p PCim.ANI) MVKSTfK K Poill.ind. Ore,, July 21 (IP) lff.ls: M't Slow. Steaily to 10c lower. ir;ool ti, choice 1115-210 lb. driveirii $10 011-10 15. Carload hits to SlO.'tt WANT (lllll, out of school to help 224 275 II, butchers $:tr,0-(15. Kew and learn pliolouranliv. Write 2!ll. liRht liKhts $!lOO-!tt;5. Packing sows lands. Kate: Cattle, $1 25; horses. Cine Hullctin 2IllU-:i!l-41 -n $7 50. lew downward to $7 00. Iteed- $1.50 xt head per month. Anplv lo I - ) er tans scarce. $0 25-0 50. C. II. Ilalslon, Black Untie Hunch. Ml FOUND c-;.iU . 200 ; calves, V), including 24 miles weal of Sistels on Sanll.iml,, 4,.,,. , : dilect Italher slow but rnostlv steady highway. Phone Sisters (135 2HIO-:iH-40-ii Sue 2IO-:ii)-i; SI.KillTI.Y USKI) Hot Point ranuc for sale Imniue at fWroll I Ariw !TW(j :.(JJM semi-modern furnish 1 1 111 1 aiainci. ;n;ni-.in-'iu-i 1 I imt month New Yoik. July 21 (ll'i Wckin-K'. 10 movie shales acted as a damper on Hlocks today. .HimiiiiiIIc rallies ran in!., piolll-lakllii: which lelt the main let iucitulai at the close I.K HIT -T W( )-Wl IKKI .KD 1 1 aller, li Sentiment continued ciiiiiioiislv 1 ijiinv alter 7 o'clock 2:1115 North hulllsli. However, anil tiaillnu i Hmi 01 noilh hmliway itvvinilleil Volume ran some WW. )00 ' 2'.tl 4-.111-41 -i .-.bares ladow vestcnlay's session j ll..nil were il rcipilal Iv hlither 75 IIAKHI',1) HOCK ellickens, thiee Wheal closed on flai tlunal Itauis umlil lis old Call III ItiOl (ialvesliili ' oll'ill liltllles moved uti ui-allv .0 1 Ais.i 'iK'al. 'lH4ll-i. ; -il'l U II ... vol I. .if to Mrs. KriKcr on her birthday anni versary Those pre.sent were Mrs. Ilan.s Stein. Mrs. Henry Gerhart, Mrs. M. Dunn, Mrs. Ole Hansen, Mrs. J W. Petersen. Mrs. Hazel Hayr.es, Mi v Di'lmar t):ivi Mrs .liirr.-. II' YOU HAVE LOST ll don moilire i ,...l ,.,. TMI.7 Jewel. Mis Alfred Pederu.n .Mrs H at Snriliuatc Shoe Shoo. 1033 Wall , .i.. -1. .' ei.-ir. .....u -r u.ll.l...n Mru ir..n.u., u .. "J 1. 011.1 y dairy type steers down to Mrs. Ole Orubb. Elizabeth Hansen. R-nor' All members were present 54 .I row common heifers S5 Lt- Joan and PeKgy Haynes, Judy Oer- .1.,, .IK. Hi (XI l ow cutter and cutler cows hart. Janet Peder.-en. Lcona Stein. "Mm WJi 5rn"-a "" lnc PRICE Merle Norman deiuonstra- $3 50-4 00. Cou.inon-riiediumJ4.25- Verna Heath. Luella, Beverly, Owen '"Vj "'' . Mr. .. M,rlai !1,1 lion hii.K-,. and linger wave 50c, I 4 75 f ew Kood beef cows $5 25-5.50 and Durwood Grubb. I Jr. and Mr, Jack McC am and Miladv lleaulv Salon in conncctioir HulL, $5 25-li (X). Cboi.e vealers up t . Mr and Mrs. Earl Zimmerman and ; Jj. "n ; .Y ? ' ,M'"- L"u.and witl, Me! le N., nmui Studio Ail lines JW. ! luhlrr. Pat. f Mowich spent the j Phylln. of McMmnviHe vinted at the of beauty work cxpcitly done. Hoom ; Sheep, 000, including 112 direct. , week-end with their parents, whom a n u ed duplex apartments. $15 and $12(20. O Kane Mid. Phone HI!. ' About str ady w 1 1 h Wednesday . they had not seen for 1J years. , ''; "' , Rdrr, md Tn a vacntinn Wood water liltht fur- KII7-:tH-40-e avri.11., i.noo irucseu 111 souoKcrs iir.. oswaju reaersen anu uaui;n- : . - , - --- - ------ iiLshed. Phone 141 or limulre Slunal ,,.t. ; ' , "io.v $0.50 few lots Kood-choice ; ter. Marilyn Jo, and Mrs. Louis Tel- L"', . i'. Y',,, ',i, 1..... . on, ..inn. uiinrn itanu , (n-n.l III 911 I , - l V-OlllllHlll - lll.-tliuill ILISOII IIIIO OaUKIIierH, dilei USUI ..... ... ' NICE 4-l((K)M house for rent, ( all al 1125 Albany Ave 21:20-30. c VACANCY I.' Covner Apartments. Iniuiie 720 (leorla or Kooin H, O Kane BIiIk 28U4-.I7-42-P MIS( EI.I.ANKOLH llus summer. s,r- i s ii ....i i ' i ne ricaram itiniie uaruen ciun daunhters. Janet and Judy. ar , ldd their regular rm:etin with Mary .pcndinK a month al the James Jewel j Jane McKay on Thursday with all home. Mrs. Berhart will he remcrn- i membew present but two. Plans Ured as Mary Lois Jewel. ( ef 'ie "f lhc ' P ' ut- A oartv was Kiven at the Glenn . ,lr ;,kV '!' picnic to be held Kriser home last week, honormd '" l'niond , connection witn a country. Miss Francis Koch of Cozad, Neb., visited Thursday and Friday at the II. T. Mikkehr'n home. The Thread and Thimble 4-H Sewing club held a meeting Friday at the home cf their leader, Idona 1 ! Service Station, ,1. 1522 Hill Street 2HrU)-37-3- c I NEWLY DECOHATED 5 room mod cm unfurnished duplex. Base- melil. lurnace and e.iilliee. fliolic i enls a hali Many favollli1 Chrv-tler. leachr t Incluilliiir ! iil-a vv k-uvL-ifC ... i - i..... i. ...i i. ...i.. i..- .i... : V: .......... .! -. ........j ' ' ..." H.K.U. .". .... I . II- I -.1. ..... tn. iiiuiiK v .'ix-n, ;jq. J.- ja bi ts. Mcels (ititti poiiloiii.'iils i.n.l ' - m.. lors weir III liest ilemand ! v.vr 'li I I'll 'I.' L'i in r.l ' ir-i.- cu v si.. however, new m-IIiiiii came: ......u., .' 7 i', 'i'. : We carry a coinplclo stock of nidi s $5 50-li 25. Few good slauxh-j Helen, returned home Sunday from Kuuiuno I'nuco tunes lor an maxes ter i-wes $2..i-3.U0. of radios. Bend Furniture Co. 4730 i . i 1 it, (ii MI'K FT PKIVATK MONKY t loan ri n-al I Pj Ul iim, i w'l.s were in demaiid. the u. S de- Arlio and Leo Zimmerman and l'h"tie 3I13-.UM1-C PIANO KOK HKNT-'Jall McCunn'i SiKU Shop. (iroenwfxKi ejitate. Property mu.sl he will Joca- i.-u jiiiu Mtunty ampie rmme ; p;irtm(.nt nf ilKnCulmre retried lo- fici-it-d enmhinn hriht w'ls mov- Lalei .'(-lt(JUM hitii i - modern limine. adullK only Iiuiutre H27 J Vlnwitft- y.03-:iH-4-n 3uuincss Professional :' T,dlly :'l u!2. C'T m !ht uK,n'T I..-..! I . .1 V J ' 'IIILI-I IKNIIW ril'U IIWUII.I ALTO ItKPAIIt hut I. ...lers I town. Hair An occasional small quantity of Kladcd comhinj; three-eiubtbs itloods bi"uc,bl .12-33 cents in the Kren BENNETT AUTO HEPAIH Gen-: Kmc delaine bright fleece eral renairini!. machine work, weld-: broucht 29-31 cents in the EXPEHIENCED (li 1. awe seven'.et ii. iirf. cylinder rcborinn. valves refaced j with scoured basis puces ranging : I - SITUATION WANTED . . .. .. ' M".'J , . oaliince III small Hivments hour ?"'' .'" "' wele wlla-d out . hrdiiM.mil. two .iIm,. new .mini io- th.' close alipmachcd many Ll.u .....I ..... ...I I... -l.i.i. '.line lan k from the lows to .,i.u,.l I... 'll i i ' n"w i ii'iair eailis. I....7 a ...i 11 1 i i .......... L ...il...r ...Ll I r..- A I. -..I... .1 1 11., I Tf.1 ,-....iK Eugene, where they spent a week franc,s wetlt lo me Arn0"1 with relatives. ice cavas Sunday. Sunday guests at the H. T. Mikkel- Sunday evening visitors at the sen home were Mr. and Mrs. Hans "arvcy Berry home were Mr. and Slein and daughter. Leona of Hay- Mr" L , ' ZlmmA?rman , ,and ward. Cal.. Mr and Mis O. E. An-, , L- ''J1"5,,11' T: dersen of P.edmond. Mr. and Mr, .1 Mikkcjsen and son. Alfred Mr. and Ole Hansen and children of D;s- ' M- G!nnn Krier and children and chutes and Mr. and Mrs R. C. Ras-, Harold Hanen ,,,. .,nj .hiblron ..f Pi.well Putio i v"f rrancts r.ocn ol cozaa. isjeo J W. Petersen is driving a new tar. an active scale. Produce F.xrtiunKO - Tlie followlnft prices Were named to bo effective today: Butler: cube extra 25l,iic ; stand-, ards 24'ii prime firsts 24c; flissts 23 "-C. - Eiiits - Produce exchange quota tions between dealers: extra largo, 20c; standards, large, 25c; extras, me dium. 25c; standards, medium, 24c, Porllnnd Wfiiilesalo Prices ' ; These arc the prices retailers pay wholesalers, except where otherwLso stated: Butter Prints: A grade, lb. in parchment wrappers, 29'i.c in cur tons; B grade, 27c. lb. in parchment wrappers, 2Hc lb. in cartons Butterfat Portland delivery. bdir" ing price: A grade, 2G-2ti''jc lb, mk country stations: A grade, 24l-c lb.;" B grade, 1 '-jc less; C grado tic lbj' less. Turkeys Nominal, buying pricrrt nrcodcr bens, 20-22c lb. belling prli;e:, breeder hens, 22c lb.; toms, 17-18c lb. Potatoes New Shatter $1.25-1.50. per 100-lb. bag; local $1.35-1.45 pcf 100-lb. bag. Country meats Selling price to-1 retailers: country-killed hogs: best' butcher, under KM) lbs, lS'i-lSc lb.; vealera, 12-12'ic lb.; light and thin. 10-1 lc lb.; heavy, 8-V9c lb.; bulls, 10c lb.; canner cows, 7c lb.; cutter cows, 7-8c lb.; spring lambs, 12'jc lb.: old lambs, 7-8c lb.; ewes, 5-7db,, Wool Willamette valley, medium.. 18c lb.; coarse and braids, 18c lb,; eastern Oregon, 17 's-19c lb. PORTLAND WOOL UP Fortland. Ore.. July 21 (LP) Prices' md Miss Clara Koth of R-dmond ln lr'c Portland wool market rose To -i... r i. .i di. . o:.i scent .Monday witn .Yirs. H. 1. AUK- ...udv. r h..M r:- X ' ' kelsen. Eastern Oregon fine sold at 18-19c land crossbreds were quoted at 20 itt The label ' pre-shrunk'' on a gar- " cenii Willamette valley was nom- Ihe day new waA mil txtrtK-ului iv etirountKHiK movie liock'i -rn- - '.it. tied under Infhtriu e of the iVdi-rul r:nnn twm. iiniuni plate Si If fr I i:if).' Ham. mi Mlvd .tnii-itiiM itiil AlltiottKh Imnk i l iiH in New York mind- it iih.1 hpw- I'iK. nl her M'l linh, the roiiilll V . howeit little lilipiovrtlH-lit and the h't.il lit week folitliiuid below .i ear uki I .ew ', bnke mimK befnn. Mieellhtf HO Id Mtnpol t whit h 4i!ed the li.-ij. mderitelv Paiaiuoiint niitl W.iriH-r Himheit l.iM i.l.Mit ,t x-nit Mt til lilt V Ifdilrih hoW'el MiUiH I-. ; Steel -,hnl t s went into l.ite h.i'Imii; w ith Miuill Ktiins after It -th- 1' In til llail ie lined It.iin a tl'f of 1' l...int and ll S Stirl h.tl r,Ualle, 'IMKKK Ct'WS I J ll IukIi for the year at IV , up ;. 'hi -.lei ti.aintaitied a Miiall net .tin after an r.itly ni!i-iii .if 1"( I ij 1 k in a new hteh of I'.l Santa Ke tn.nnt.une.i aliml a "I ati eailier tnin of iibmit 2 Mllit;. t-Ot ..the! i.hIn wete 1 mih flue- llonallv I'dM- held Mt'jsl if a nam t 4' i iHimtn to a new -ak Alth.Ml;h tlllai ttadtlil Was iUel, iniisl tv.net moved up fiom the lows Hi.l el.is.d mld-wav U'tweeii tluil . ami U.tn.iu-. (ur lhc rn,"-Mon iJow Jtinrn eh ei tii stock livriiiL'i let ti it hot I ame Cull at i 2in:-:itMi-p children or irenetal housework. Write wheels turned. Bond and CJreen Box 221. Shevliu. Olefin, 'wood. Shop phone .jWj-J, residence :tX-40-i phone 7:i.r)-W. Giadtd com bin i; half-blood bright f!e ei-' wofil moved at 30-32 cents in the grease. wools meeting at the H. T. Mikkelsen home j ins 'rip. which has been postponed ment means that snme shrinking has ; inaJy cens and sme Irom L00 until AuKu:t 10 becaus- of haying. ; already taken place; ha it does not 1 county was shown at 25 cents. Fifteen ladies were prefenl. . necessarily guarantee that it will not I Mohair was firm and active" aV- The Stitch and Chatter 4-H Sew-Shrink further. 'nrmind 30 cents. ' KOJtnSON 'I liACTOH for Mile it lit Hend Ciolf Club and Klve u an offi-i 'Hie Ihrtchuteft Cirain imd Ken I Conimy. Itrdjfiond. Oreyon Tti-.tli -41 -e CMC TliUCK. long wheelbaM-. )l.'iO Will take t ow and pw a I ait payment 1-H' Kte.Mio Phone :m.s j 2!tn-:iii-ii -p ui-.t fnh. 2 Hid.steitv eonuiiK fief.h Also 2 milk goat Pete Klobas. Koute 2. Ilox Mti Two and one-half miles east of Bi nd rMU-.tH--UI-p NICK KAT New Hampshire W1 fiv ers, IHJe M-r xniiit III ill CuinlM-r-lalld :,HH.H-;t7-4l-p Imhlstl lid. 141 '.IL'. tin (Mid, loll 211 i'H ' Pun up U 1H. (Hihtv. 220t, oft 4H , Stock '.ale', appiuxiiiiatcd I.HHIOIK) hnres aK'itn-.fc 2..l0,'.KKI ve.sleid.i Cm b stork sale were HIW'i.iHIl) .hai a.ttlist .ili.INK) l!i:;(i STUlKBAK KH SK1AN C.oml rublx-i. Htin-t Lkht two wheel (i.ulei- hoUMi. BaiDin. Intiuire iit the "TuiiIk!-" 10 miles vmtlt of I-i 2. HW - IH - 40 - () SAN I 'HAM IMO MAItKhTS lhttlc i 11 J Mi.tr, 1 r , HI on-. . 'M scon. 2lii , H'.i ju'iue, I'l'-.-e l K?i I. .nee. 2H,--i-, lame st.io.lalds tl'-.'t. Ilietlium, :;1-.'C. Miiall. I7' jc I OH SAI.K OK ItLNT K(H( KKNTOIt SAI.K : loom newly decoiated Iuuim. dotlble RalltMe, thicken hoti.se and Intxe garden planted Impure UL'.S Oden Ave. 2m - :i7 - :i - (- KOIt ItKNT l-l(tHM MODKUN partly (iinaslied lit' irk apartment. Voh1 range. A Uiby fhiiniiiKo .s bill n, Mmight j $17 &U month mrluding walei Also week old; luinished aiiiiitmeiit wilh elect nc actpnte aiane. 112 Uivn Hnad. etrncr Cnlo- tado. 27 - :t8 - 40- n until the bud Ls about lw theit the bill bey ins to hump iind downwnnl curv Fxrpntinnal Ruvs in , ... J DF.PENDARI.F. .I. 1 1 iirrr nmn 4KfSvL a ... """filSW KhmI used ntrv Slop in. See these jGM, cars ihive tltciai! 4if W 1837 POIMJK TOUUINC SKI) AN Oriirinal xoldon liicm' finish. Can't lu told from a new car tDU D IS3B DODCK TOURINC SKPAN This car is pciiVcl in every way. tfiCn Low mileage wODU 1935 D()U(;i; TOUItlNC. SKDAN Six wheels, larjie trunk. (tCCH Completely reconditioned u)DDU 11)37 PLYMOUTH TOUItlNC SKDAN This car has very low mileage. (tCQC Looks and runs like new u)DD 1S3I I'l.YMOUTH DKLUXK 2-D00U SKDAN Completely reconditioned. $Q7C All good lire.H 1931. CIIKVKOI.KT .MASTKIl COUPE Reconditioned throughout. New paint D dU 1931 CUIOVROLET MA ST Kit l-DOOIt SKDAN Two fender wells. Six tires. dQQI? New piiint. Reconditioned motor u)JD 1!32 CIIKVROLKT COUPK A hiirgiiin $175 193(1 Ford V-8 Coupe W'y 1935 Ford V-8 Fordor Sedan $450 1933 Ford V-8 Ford Tudor Sedan $250 Central Oregon Motor Co. :tr, lli.n.l Slreel .1 I, Villi llilffel IMlO'.e ? LOWEST PRICES Ever Quoted in Central Oregon On 7: Here are more bargains for Used Car Ruyers the lowest prices you'll find in Central Oregon! See these cars note their excellent condition. Buy now and realize savings! LOW DOWN PAY.MKNTS PLUS EASY TERMS! 193(5 Hudson "Ii" 1C33 1935 Chevrolet Convert ihle Coupe Chevrolet (i-Wheel Panel Delivery Spnrl Mle in licuiilifiil rreiini ToUl illg Sed.111 Kxttllint rnnilitinn mid ready .liinle . . . fully etiiiieil. .n lr. elm nice loi.e llironKlioul in cite lone, rnrefree '.'riee. ixlm p: riiil liu! anil u liariiiiin nt 1 Only $495 j $325 $350 1935 0LDSM0BILE COUPE Now $450 1936 FORD V-8 TUDOR Now $425 1935 FORD V-8 TUDOR Now $395 1936 TERRAPLANE COUPE Now $425 1936 TERRAPLANE BROUGHAM Now $425 1935 TERRAPLANE 4-D00R SEDAN Now $350 1931 Chevrolet Sedan 1.'J2 Chevrolet Coupe 1931 Chevrolet Sedan Now for Onlv Sow Priced Al Surrial fi-Wlieel Model $175 $175 $225 1933 FORD V-8 FORDOR SEDAN Now $300 1932 FORD V-8 COUPE Now $150 TRADE IN YOUR OLD CAR NOW ON ONE OK THESE BARGAINS ! W. B. Anderson Motor Co 1173 Wall St. Phone 70(1 X&-SEASON SALE LTsed Cars With a Guarantee That Counts Used Car buyers will appreciate this op portunity to buy a better car at EXTRA low prices. Easy GMAC Terms are avail able Check our easy Mid-Season Pur chase Plan! Drive An OK'd Car Note the Difference SPECIAL! 1936 Ford Tudor Touring Sedan Original finish inside and uut and mechanical cxcrl Uncc and the fact that thi. car has inn only Iti.OUO miles r.jsllre-s you of a licit . t l-'ord at $565 1931 Chevrolet Coach Always a papular lower priced car. You'll find real economical transportation in this one. Priced to sell quick ct 1933 Plymouth Deluxe Coupe . Excellent mechanical condition. -Newly rcfinished inside and out.., It is CK'd and a fine buy at $325 SPECIAL! 1935 Plymouth 1-Door Touring Sedan Ihoroughly reconditioned, newly rr finished and cuar nnliui OK. We helieve it an excellent value and one you'll appreciate. Today's liricc $525 ft3& TODAY'S LOW PRICED BARGAINS! YOUR CHOICE 1927 Buick Sedan 1928 Oldsmobile Coupe 1928 Whippet Coupe (Kaih Car Is In HlinninK Condition) "As Always a Bend Garage Used Car Is the Best Buy All Ways" end Garage Company Used Car Lot On Greenwood Between Bond and Wall Myra North, Special Nurse Unmasked By Thompson and Coll: NOW tHEW. BENJ, SOU SMD SOWETHiiOcj A60UT DiSCUSSiMC- BUSINESS baAVAT BJSIMESSfJ. I U . I .' VII EC -ME.. CAR.DE LL -LILV'S VE2.V TIRED - row'T voo thimk SHE CO r- BELDW AW -- V tjl r1 AO MX W7 WOT BtRTKE I'VE I Hix.O iVW SV ' ERIC THESE PEOPLE ARE OESPE.eA.TE SPIES.' THEV'RE PLANNING TO SEIZE VOUC. YACHT f R1GHX AOH l -a At-' lis f BDT THEIP LEAPEE. A s aboacd no habm IN TELLINS tOU NCUV... VOue. "NUMBEe OME' S SPALL ERIC CAQ.VBLL f ) Cei. BV H'Ji y-BVirr. IVC t m mo us-y orr, t