Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1926, Page 51

AUTOMOBILES, ETC. (Continued.) _ FOR SALE—AVTI)‘IOBILE COUPE. 1924, $150: Owens. N. demonstrator: latent | netion: 1o | Ga. sve. | Ll!lvxou:r SEDAN. miles: substantial 1 m- _terms._Owens, 6323 CHEVROLETS—All models ana yeare: many repainted in Duco and fuily equlpped. Sev demonstrators, priced 1o, (08 Pate )30“"‘ inc mn‘"y 318 Conn. ave. " gxtras k erms can be arranked CHEVR ully by owner motor {n_excelle terms. L ) % AN—Hae “been | for £100 Jews | r ash. m.l.u.m by the month. condition. Phane Ad CHEVROLET COU forced to, sell at o land 4654 2 ET DA weeks | D nolatcry: haw for $100 less than Mr Fisher. | 0! GADSTER. 1025. In perfect B "?L‘L' Divee, Garking ght, Jock | i1 bumpers. privale owner a 110 monthe, AU SEDAN. Tats n be botght §-PASS. COU on: bumpers, extras K nw RING. model K. ters: T TOU] 51% 10th ne id; _driven 15 mos. tont ma0de! v et ety - 3000 tnflen. — This | car looks like it just came from factory. | One grease shot, oak wheels, 5 balloon tires. | 4-wheel brakes bumpers front and rear several other extras Few months ago this ar cost $1.900. Party taking up just the unpaid notes. $674 months to pav_for $t. Trade your car in. See Mr. Springman. Peck’s Garage. n.w 1a* DODGE SED, car s in bumpers _front and will - sacrifice. 7 p.m. s 1024 bx:‘rl\em con- | 3034 14th all | Garage in_base- | 15th_and K sts 14 50 cash or terms ot Investment BIJk . 1w, _Open evenings. _Franklin 7601, DODGE corvz—r atest mMe! ondition: ipped: Mr. Pyk ’ru;m }:swx FX CORCH 1827 Tor demonstrating only: run ve raduction in price: fully cquim drick. Holland Motor Co.. 16 Yorp 156 R _SEI “Tun_very Tit. | tle: four new balloon tires, good paint and { upholstery. several extras.' A good car if | you are considering a new one: ten months | to pay. A real bargain. Trianele Motor Co 2 New ery car worth fts price.” flent con- ¥ou can buy a_car 100 Lon your own terme elee call Mr. Likens. Ammcl R DST) Tt 10287 used iens | than 3.000 miles: balloon tires natural wood wheels. lock wheel. parking light. accelerator. FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN. 124 natural woo wheels: good tires: paint -mi motor in e cellept u'n\dlnol\ sacrifice, $225: North '-mra FORD SEDAN. 1024~ motor and body in fect mmmnn and tires very good: pxlru $60.40 down. $6.04 ver week. Col. 8760-W, ING., M l““flne bm&mr |Iw~ ery good condition: batters guar. | $26.80 down, : W | n Jown. balance weekly. Owens. 6523 | newly painted: $125: nce weekly. Owens. | 10 !mm dowy, Balance weekly. Owens: Ga. a real bargain and | one wanting a mew . dnauire any time | oin_ 6201 { in zuod “mechanical | FORD_COUPE. d . Must sell $U.5 (x-h 1 condition- 4 g 1213 6th st cel . several ex- | s ast. sacrifios Tor casti $200" 2% fith st. we. | FORD COUPE. excelient l‘umluuml ‘0l. 2429 or | 00d 1 ain Holetery. " Yoi ‘ean only appreciate thie valte by seeing it: conyeni Triancle Mo- | 2 York w. “Every car | e | extras, balloon | new’ prics_reason i " Pot. 3402-W ot of ulhen and -ln.ed mod-lA l.npullfl‘l lnrm LI COUPE. 1024 S180 cash or terms 330 D % FORD SEDAN. by painied "call Weat oW oversize driven' by woman' 1713 Rixee pi. pumiers and Liuper. | balloon ferma. " Call Atlantic FRANKLIN—An Motor_Co. GRAY "TOURING Ky Ow bile ke ihis | r ‘x}'m Hm«n\‘fl 50 e | HUDSON COACH. in fi ition: barkain sou car fntrads and § L HUPP 4-CYL abwolutely ct H gt T B T PR T 10th n.e. puss wedans, wp upes or limousines. at 4 anywhere. on terme ur pocketbook, with nent. | Lincoln o running 50. Adams | on your NASH 1926 SPECIAL SIX 4 —This car 1s In perfect cond equipped: must be seld this Fuller_ Adame 4101 after : | 6.000 miles: terms or trade | PACKARD 6 1!\19 S | run” le Ga. ave. | 2 THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON. R HOURS OF WAITING ERCHED N TWE BRANCHES OF A TREE ERNEST SIGHTED THE HUGE BUFFALO WHICH HAD STALKED AND CHARGED HIM (N THE BUSH- WITH HIS GUN LEVELED THE LAD WATED FOR THE SEAS\’ © FA& THE TREE THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, (o HAVE BAGGED SOMETHING ! THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1926. AUTOMOBILES, ETC. Ernest Slays the Buffalo. GOOD WORK, ERNEST — THAT WAS A CLEAN SHOT— \E2¥| T GRAND GULF, GRANT FOUND HIMSELF IN AN UNCOMFORTABLE POSITION. HE TER WROTE IN HIS “PERSONAL MEMOIRS™ IN THE ENEMY'S COUNTRY WITH A VAST RIVER AND THE STRONGHOLD OF VICKSBURG BETWEEN ME AND MY BASE OF SUPPLIES.” HAD ABOUT OUTLINE OF SCIENCE HE BABYLONIANS SHOWED THEIR SKILL IN NAVIGATION. THEY INFLATED SKINS TO SUP- PORT THE RAFTS ON WHICH HEAVY CARGOES WERE SHIPPED DOWNSTREAM. WHEN THE END OF THE VOYAGE WAS REACHED THE SKINS WERE DEFLATED AND CARRIED HOME ON THE DACKS OF DONKEYS. FIRST DUTY | HERE’S TO YOUR HEALTH. / J CCORDING TO GRANT, HIS FORCE ON MAY 7, 1863, TOTALLED 33,000 MEN. PEMBERTON 40,000 CONFEDERATES AT VICKS- BURG AND HAYNES' BLUFF. JOHNSTON WAS CONCENTRATING 15,000 MORE ON JACKSON, ‘THE STATE CAPITAL. [F THESE FORCES UNITED, GRANT'S ARMY WOULD BE IN DANGER. RANT, IN PLANNING HIS CAMPAICN, HAD * INTED UPON REINFORCEMENTS FROM GEN. BANKS, WHOSE ARMY WAS THREATENING PORT HUDSON. ABOUT THIS TIME, GRANT THAT BANKS' ADVANCE HAD BEEN DELAYED AND THAT THE MUCH-NEEDED SUPPORTS NOT ARRIVE FOR SOME TIME. TO REINFORCE AND FORTIFY. LVIII—Glimpses of Progress. A"LONIA WAS ONE OF THE FIRST COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD TO HAVE SCHOOLS. IN THESE SCHOOLS A BALL OF CLAY TOOK THE PLACE OF WRITING PAPER. THE PUPIL'S WHEN HE ARRIVED IN SCHOOL IN THE MORNING WAS TO FLATTEN THE CLAY INTO THE SHAPE OF A BOARD. THEN when the doctor examies him and finds him undernourished and under- weight, his teeth in bad shape and his , he decides to put him on adiet. This would have been prevented had candy been considered a food to be given at intervals not interfering with meals. nHE BABYLONIAN CHILDREN DIDN'T WRITE LIKE THE CHILDREN OF EGYPT. THE BABYLONIANS WROTE BY PRESSING THEIR WEDGE-SHAPED REEDS INTO THE SOFT CLAY. ALL children are full of life and need the carbohydrates which sugar supplies. When children and adults as well, do not take sugay in the form of candy between meals, a little sugar, taken with, or im after meals, does no harm and may be of some value. " FOR SALE—AUTOMOBIL| OAKLAND SPORT TOURING 3 ru L nnmlllr pn«- g 518 10th n ‘w TEN Mot 550 Only 3 weeks. 88 b “in' 16" months. D, 2-dour. U-cylinde; Y, balance Kiaons Box 4 PACKARD STRAIG er: very low mileage fhroukhout” you cannot get a Fain. price and condition considered. Where. Lincoln room will take oid car and arrange terms, 1132 Main_2080. CASH_deposit on_ Pontiac or will sell mme for best offer: bl to take delivery. fMce 1 ORD. It you want 5 go: car, 1 have it. z o Thok Soodel with yalloon tires R ntiral Wood wheels: in’ A-N con- it Hoe: %9325 "on asy terms, Have others to pick from. Potomac 5866-W. Mr. Fisher. P¥ Your Opportunity. Buy With Confidence 1927—BRAND-NEW BIG 6_STUDE- BAKE ERIFF atest t3pe: the bl been driven only finighed in at: fullest i new blues mo looks like trip: this is a steal ur own terms nvestment Bldg Frank. 7601._Oven N LANDAU Tun less th Will_ser:fic PONTIAC CG «_few month town, car: good mech. co 020 equ Condition: "tires ~ exc lent health must s, 5 arranged 1t de 7 and 9 pm. in_ fine condition jown, balance weekl EBAKER, A-PASSof EASY TERM YoUR CaAR 1% FRADE. PEERLESS MOTORS CO., FACTORY BRANCH. 14th and P Sts. Also #1722 17th St. N.W. Investme: many ex 1 an be bought for $310 ‘Gown. pa 2 months. Call Atlantic 283.J SPECIAL, n only 6.800 cover, extra tre. tools complete: W TUDEBAKER SPECIAL SPASS. COUP fition - et Jodge Touring. n auite n save m: 7% | ington if you act now: terma tl irauge terws. ge, torm lens, with® your car coln Sales, 11872 Conn. ave . part paymen AT 400 |1923 Overland coupe. . 01923 Willys-Knight tour.. 38 1925 Dodge coupe (1924 Overland touring.. . Frank. 633. enings and Sunda):s._ _FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. WARDMAN. 1925 1925 Buick L(lath. master “o i 1925 1925 Hupp touring —' 11925 Willys-Knight coupe 1925 Overland lmmng 1923 Cadillac sedan.. 1923 Chevrolet cnupc.‘ e 1923 Ford tudor sedan... 1923 Star touring { 1923 Overland touring... 225 300 | 150 625 550 250 450 125 250 1922 Studebaker special 6 touring 1923 Willys-Knight sedan Late Chevrolet sedan. ... 1924 Nash touring Willys-Knight touring... WARDMAN, 1526 14th St. N.W. 1711 14th St. N.W. 1001 H St. N.E. NO CASH IF You have a good used car to Trade. ; 1F You Have No Car to Trade and Cash, Or Just a Little Cash, Write to the address below, tell us what youswant and how oblmm‘h you*want to pay. Expect a big surprise. “BETTER USED CARS.” Address Box 396-S, Star Office. FOR SALE—AUTOMCBILES. TO WAIT FOR BANKS WOULD GIVE THE CONFEDERATES TIME BY J, CARROLL MANSFIELD | LEARNED WOULD RANT MET THE SITUATION B ADVICE OF SEVERAI ME DECIDED NOT TO WAIT FOR BANKS, BUT TO CUT LOOSE FROM GRAND GULF AND, BY RAPID MARCHING, PLACE HIS ARMY BETWEEN PEM- BERTON AND JOHNSTON BEFORE THEY COULD JOIN FORCES AGAINST HIM. N«\“l@ 51 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. ATTENTION. Now is your opportunity to purchase a good used car at a price which is more than rea- sonable. A fine from. selection to choose BUICK. All models and prices. Also various other makes of cars, in- cluding: DODGE, FORD, STUDEBAKER, ETC. Best Terms. Your Car in Trade. EMERSON & ORME, 1620 M St. N.W. Fr. 3860. Open emnge—fiunda} ILDLY. AGAINST OF HIS\ GENERALS, YOUNG LITERATURE. BY MAX HAHN Te——— B [ABYLONIANS ORIGINATED LIBRARIES AT LEAST 3,000 YEARS AGO. THEIR LIBRARIES WERE FILLED WITH CLAY TABLETS IMPRINTED WITH THEIR LAWS AND © McClure Newspaper Syndicate INSTEAD OF BOOKS —By J. G. COWAN. CANDY harms the teeth only when it sticks to the teeth. To eat sweets and avoid decay, the teeth need to be brushed very thoroughly i wnme diately after eating. When cai are present, they should be filled uncz the toothbrush cannot clean cavities thoroughly, Themddghflyndlm&ume last article to be eaten in a meal is beneficial. The acids remove these particles and have a stimulating sticky effect on the sal that the free flow zw-lm‘“mn quickly neutralizes the acid. FOR_SALE—AUTOMOBILES. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. i “NASH NASH CARS. CARS. REAL CLOSED CAR’ VALUE. Wallace Motor I8 best represented Nash Auto- Company—Distributors of mobiies, CONVINCING ! —Droof of what we mean is shown by our Gnbeval and atiractive display o BUICKS. HUPMOBIL! mrn L. ore LAN] CHRYSLERS. STUDEBAKERS. CHEV WE HONESTLY atronage and assure you that ¢ is derived immediately upon sed, —solicit your a mutual benef the purchase of a used “WALLACE” Tocated at 1709 L Motgr Compan “Rw Bt ot st of Connecticut Avs —Just LOWEST u payment when reasonuble, waydown ricos antd highest Yaluos. do for yoursel{— R¥our car in'trade) TODAY AND TOMORROW. WALLACE MOTOR CO. 1700 L 8t. N.W. Main 7812 USED CARS GU‘\RA\TEED] AS REPRESENTED. i 5 250 20 50 5 A it m"\mlm (opdision o:l TS B AR “_‘n 1020 Ognnecticut. ave. k. 7008. Open evenings until p. YOUR OLD CAR WILL BE ACCEPTED AS PART PAYMENT ON ANY CAR LISTED. BELOW. 1926 HUDSON BROUGHAM. 1926 HUDSON COACH. 1925 HUDSON COACH (2). 1924 HUDSON COACH. 1925 ESSEX COACH (4). These cars are mechanically right; good tires, and most of them have been refinished and look the part of new cars. You will be proud to own one. HOLLAND MOTOR CO,, 1019 17th ST. N.W. . POT. 862. HUDSON—ESSEX COACHES. Ideal Cars for Winter. Year End Clean-up. Another Reduction in Our Used Car Prices. @ ] Sior CELEEEES o cocsiamcaesissin 3 Chrysler " Chevrole! We have never before sold cars at such low prices. Your car in trade, but they must come in at the right price. LAMBERT-HUDSON /OTORS CO., 1722 L ‘? e <t o West of Conn. Ave. Not One American Car Lasts As Long As Reo—Not One! 1926 Reo Coupe, 58 Reo Sedan. Stearns Rnight Taurioe. Ol'{(lmohll(g Tourl tudebaker nurlnl tudebaker_Roadster. Ford Ton Trick. No Finance Charges. T _THE TREW MOTOR CO., 1509 14th N.W. AIN 4173, OPEN l-:vmlwos 2 R CLEARANCE SALE. 4 DOWN, BALANLE WEEKLY. Chevrolets, Fords, Hupps, Stars, Grays, Maxwells, $50 to $575. Tourings, Road:‘:rs, Coupes, Sedans, Coaches. OWENS MOTOR CO., 6323 Georgia Ave. Col. 8470. CHEVROLET DEMONSTRATORS. 4 1927 closed models; sub- stantial reduction. These cars have been used for demonstra- tion short time only; new car guarantee ; open Sunday. Barry- Pate Motor Co., Inc., 2525 Sher- man ave. n.w. and 1218 Conn. ;g. n.w. Adams 6000 and Main FORDS FORDS FORDS Roadsters as low as. Tourings as low as.. Coupes as low as ... Sedans as low as ONLY A ¢ DOWN, MONTHLY PAYME THAT WON'T BE MIS HILL & TIBBITTS, 301 14th Street N.W. __Main 9970. RE \\U\\ WHY. /N PAY : IN TWELVE WE FE STLY PROUD OF OUR USED CAR STOCK AND WISH THAT YOU WOULD COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. YOU WILL BE WELCOME. 1923 Willys-Knight Sedan. $4 1926 Nash Coupe 1925 Nash Advanced 6 Se- dan Hupp. Touring Essex Coach Hupmobile luurmg Maxwell Touring. . Essex ‘Coach Hupmobile Rd.. Chrysler 70 Phaeton. Chrysler 70 Coach. . Buick 6 Sedan. Ford Coupe .. Hudson Coach . Hudson Coach Dodge Touring . Chr)slcr 70 Roadster 850 AND OTHERS. DON'T ~ FORGET 5) POINTS MAKING THIS SALE OF THE ATTRAC- TIONS OF THE SON. 1925 1924 1923 1923 1925 1921 1925 1926 1924 1924 1924 1925 1923 1924 830 1,075 THE THAT Your Car in Trade. H. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS, 1321 14th N.W. NORTH 6826. Open Evenings and Sundays. These cars are selling for the unpaid balances. Cars guaranteed 30 days. 10 FORDS Coupes, sedans. touring and road early and late models 0_up. 92 $350. ne 4-wicel' biae: rd Straight 8 Roadster. mechanically A-1: new tires: best IQoking car in town. Two Buick Six Roadsters 34, ice. cloan listio perfect 1925: all new cord i oa 3 COACHES. 1925 models, just overhauled: newly paint ed: good tires: $435 each 0 Studebakers—1924 Models 8793 each I 873 each Sedai ass. Touring: I 435 each Four Light 6 Tourings. . Terms, 20% Cash. Balance 12 Months. ASSMAN SALES AND FINANCE COMPANY, 1321 L St. NW. Main 6705. FORDS. Lower than ever before. Your offer will mw;i{‘j': “"g'mmwca"a:-n. “Every Car. Wordh s Brice.” HONEST V ALLEb' Write your own guarantee Nash Advanced Six Roadster Nash Advanced Six Sedan. Dodge Special Type A Sedan. Maxwell Coazh. Dodge Coach. Ford Fordor Sedan. Dodge Roadster. Ford, Dodge, Nash and other make touring cars at just honest values. Cash or terms. HAWKINS NASH MOTOR COMPANY, INC,, Conveniently Located. 1333-1337 14th St. N.W.