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-THE ELMIRA AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOBILES A GOOD 1940 Lincoln. 1948 engine. Radio, heater, spot light. No reasonable offer refused. 819 W.

Water. BUICK. 1937 -Excellent condition. $200. Columbia.

BUICK. 1941-2-door special. new paint job. radio, heater. Cheap for cash.

John Maynard, 374 Wallace PL. Elmira. BUICK-1947 Convertible. Perfect condition. new top, new tires, radio and heater.

951 Penna. Ave. 2-7032. BUICK-1949 2-Door. Excellent condition, low mileage, fully equipped.

May be seen in rear of Armen Hotel, E. Water 10 a. m. to 9 p. m.

No phone calls please. CHEVROLET-1936 Sedan. Heater, radie Included. $125 cash. Dial 3-2814.

CHEVROLET. 1941. Convertible, very nice, radio, heater, will sacrifice for only $545. Will take trade in. Kompton.

215 Penna. Ave. CHEVROLET, 1940 Deluxe coupe. A-1 condition. Dial 2-2667.

CHEVROLET. 1947-Fleetline 4-door. Radio. heater. original tires and paint.

Will take older car in trade. 411 Phoenix Ave. 2-1754. CHRYSLER Windsor, 1940; A-1 mechanically. Dial 7077.

CHRYSLER. 1941 Royal 4-door. tra accessories included. Phone Horseheads 89. CROSLEY-1947 Station Wagon.

One owner. 1,200 miles. $600. 1072 College. DODGE, 1937-Sedan.

For sale reasonable. Inquire 960 Walnut. 8370. FORD -1946 V-8 2-door. Excellent condition.

$975. Dial 8040. FORD-1931 Model A sedan. 763 Hazel St. FORD.

1947-Club coupe, Radio, heater, 8950. Call at Jefferson Hotel, Watkins Glen or phone Watkins 107. GOOD warm transportation to work during the cold weather. Hudson 1934 4-door. 6 tires, heater.

316 W. First. Dial 2-6858. SEE MR. E-Z TERMS AT W.

D. SCHWENKE INC. 1949 JEEP. Excellent condition. Can be used for passenger car, truck, tractor or what have you $1095 1948 WILLYS Jeep.

Very low mileage. Excellent condition. Price reduced to $845 1947 WILLYS Jeep. Hand operated hydraulic lift and snow blade $895 1948 WILLYS Panel. Maroon finish.

Excellent condition. Price reduced to $945 1940 WILLYS Panel, stand and drive, 2 to choose from. Price reduced for each to $175 311 STATE ST. Dial 5228 The Southern Tier's Used Car King -OFFERS- 1950 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe 2-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, undercoated.

3,300 actual miles. Many other extras, $1695 1949 Chevrolet Club Coupe Very clean. Just like new, fully equipped. $1495 1949 Chevrolet Fleetline 2-Door Sedan. Fully equipped.

$1495 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! 1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaster 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, undercoated. $1195 Many other 1947 and 1948 Chevroiets to choose from in most makes and models. 1941 DeSoto Sedan 4-Door. Radio heater, excellent, condition.

One owner car, new motor job. $575 1941 Chevrolet Convertible Radio, heater. Nice car. As is $450 1946 Buick Super 4-Door Sedan. Beautiful.

Fully equipped. $1095 1947 Buick Super 4-Door Sedan. Radio. heater. In good condition.

$1295 Many other cars to choose from in most makes and models-(1937 to 1950). Member of N.U.C.D.A. Low cost financing (1 to 21 months) through our local bank. ARCIERI MOTOR SALES Second and Baldwin Dial 2-6506 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00 ADVERTISER -PAGE ELEVEN AUTOMOBILES OLDSMOBILE, 1948 -Club sedan. Hydramatic.

Perfect condition. 3-1598. HUDSON-1948. 4-door sedan. thousand miles.

One owner, Also toolmakers tools. $200 worth for 56 Pine Waverly, N. Y. Phone 791-R. PACKARD.

1949. Convertible, robin egg blue. Inquire 404 Charlesmount Rd. between AT ALBEE'S 1949 Pontiac Sedan 1948 Buick Super Convertible 1947 Hudson "6" Sedan 1947 Ford Sedan Delivery 1947 Dodge Club Coupe 1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaster 1947 Dodge 2-Door 1947 Pontiac Sedan 1946 Chevrolet Sedan 1946 DeSoto Convertible 1946 Pontiac Convertible 401-409 STATE ST. DIAL 7196 PACKARD QUALITY USED CARS 1949 OLDSMOBILE Convertible.

Radio, heater, seat covers. A beautiful sporty late model used car. 1949 DODGE Coronet. An exceptional one-owner car. Maroon Anish.

Fresh air heater. 1916 MERCURY 4-Door Sedan. Heater, radio. Tires, finish and upholstery in excellent condition. 1946 MERCURY Club Coupe.

Radio, heater, seat covers. Real economical transportation. 1937 OLDSMOBILE '6' Coupe. New tires, original finish. A one owner car.

NEWTOWN MOTOR CORP. 362 State Dial 6427 BRONSON NASH INC. SELECT USED CARS 1949 Nash Ambassador 4-Door Sedan. Radio, Weather- Eye air conditioning. Low mileage, 2- tone green, 1948 Nash Ambassador 4-Door Sedan.

Radio, heater, seat covers. overdrive. One owner car with low mileage. 1947 Nash 4-Door Sedan. A clean car, ready to go.

1947, Pontiac "8" Blue metallic finish. Radio, heater. 30 day warrantee. 1947 DeSoto Convertible Radio, heater, new motor job, automatic alon, 30-day warrantee. 1947 Nash Ambassador 4-Door Sedan.

Overdrive, heater. A sharp car. 1926 Hudson Super "6" 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, black Anish, recent motor overhaul. 1946 Nash Ambassador 4-Door Sedan.

2 tone, Anish. Overdrive and Weather-Eye air conditioning. Small down paymentbalance easy terms. 1941 PONTIAC 2-Door. 1941 CHRYSLER 4-Door 56- dan.

1940 CHEVROLET 2-Door dan. 1940 MERCURY Convertible. 1940 DODGE 4-Door Sedan. 1940 PLYMOUTH 4-Door 86- dan (2). 1940 FORD Sedan.

1939 DODGE 4-Door Sedan. Smallest down paymenteasiest terms. 1937 FORD 4-Door Sedan. 1927 FORD Tudor Sedan. 1936 BUICK 4-Door Sedan.

See Your Nash Dealer BRONSON-NASH INC. Main at Second Dial 9898 315 W. Water St. Dial 6233 AUTOMOBILES CARROLL'S DEPENDABLE CARS 1949 Dodge Sedan Meadowbrook. Fresh air heater, directional signals.

Light gray, $1695 1949 Plymouth Sedan 4-Door Special Deluxe. Fresh air heater, directional signals. good tires, excellent Anish. Less than 25.000 miles. $1545 1949 Plymouth Sedan Early Series, 4-Door.

Radio, heater. light STAy, Super cushion tires. $1345 1947 Dodge Sedan 2-Door: Dark green. low mileage. heater.

newly porcelainized. $1245 1947 Plymouth Sedan Special Deluxe 4-Door. Light blue, heater, 81.000 miles. $1195 1947 Ford V-8 Sedan Super Deluxe 2-Door. Heater, excellent tires, light gray.

$995 1946 Plymouth Convertible Excellent top, cream ish. radio. Heater. 1937 Ford Coupe $89 REAL TRUCK VALUES 1948 Dodge Panel Ton, low mileage, dark green. Heater, excellent tires.

.945 1947 International K-5 11 Ton chassis and cab. newly refinished, cOmpletely overhauled. A real value at $895 1947 Dodge Panel 14 Ton. Dark green. A real buy at $695 1946 Dodge Panel Ton.

Gray, Heater. $645 CARROLL MOTORS Gray and Baldwin St. Dial 5184 DODGE AN DPLYMOUTH CARS DODGE "JOB TRUCKE CADILLAC TOP QUALITY USED CARS For Fall And Winter Protect yourself with A later model reconditioned used car. Remember our 30-day guarantee is a protection and not a gamble. Come in and look these over 1949 Buick CONVERTIBLE COUPE Beautiful shape, radio, heater.

1950 Studebaker CHAMPION 2-DOOR SEDAN. 1947 Cadillac CONVERTIBLE COUPE beautiful CAT and ready to go. 1947 Cadillac CLUB CONVERTIBLE 1947 Buick CLUB SEDAN, One owner car. 1947 Oldsmobile SEDAN, 1947 Cadillac FLEETWOOD. 1947 Chrysler CONVERTIBLE COUPE.

1949 Packard STATION WAGON, 1941 DeSoto RUSINESS COUPE. Clean. 1940 Chevrolet DELUXE SEDAN, Shiny black, radio, heater, 1939 Oldsmobile SEDAN With our twenty years' experience in business you can't go wrong, so why not buy with confidence. Perhaps your present car will make the down payment on one of these reconditioned used cars- VAN BRUNT MOTORS INC. On The Lake Road Dial 2-0211 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT SEPTEMBER 30, 1950- DEATHS Requiem High Mass.

Epiphany CemChemung County etery, Sayre. Military rites will be Miss Lillian M. Jones of W. 10th Elmira Heights. Friday' morning, Sept.

29, 1950. Survived by one sister, Mrs. Earl J. Torpy of Horseheads; a brother, Ray F. Jones of the Town of Horseheads; niece, Mrs.

Herbert Baker of Elmira Heights and a nephew, Raymond Torpy of Odessa. The body is at the Ballard Funeral Home, Elmira Heights, where funeral will be held Monday, 2 p.m. The Rev. Henry Lee. Maple Grove Cemetery, Horseheads.

Mrs. Marguerite S. Longstreet, 43,1 of 661 Lake formerly of Valois. Unexpectedly Friday afternoon, Sept. 29, 1950.

at home. She was a member of Elmira Lodge of Rebekahs. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Jesse Sweet; sons, Robert and James Longstreet, all of Elmira; grandson, Stephen Sweet; mother, Mrs. Frank Stevens of Lowman; sisters, Mrs.

Gladys Tower of Elmira, Mrs. William B. Hugg of Lowman; brother, Capt. George B. Stevens, stationed in Japan.

The body is at Arnold Funeral Home, Burdett, where funeral will be held Monday, 2 p. m. The Rev. Harry Dunlap. Valois Cemetery, Funerals Mrs.

Alice McLane of Snedekerville, Pa. The body is at family home, where funeral will be held Sunday, 2 p. m. The Rev. Orey E.

Crippen. Oak Hill Cemetery, Troy. Mrs. Eliza E. Drake of 718 Kinyon St.

The body is at Hagerman Funeral Home, where funeral will be held today, 2 p.m. The Rev. Leon B. Randall. Fulton St.

Cemetery. John Andrew Bukowski of 186 Rd. The body is at the Charles F. Hughes Son Funeral Home where the funeral will be held today, 8:15 a.m. and 9 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church.

St. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. ELKS NOTICE Members of Elmira Lodge of Elks will meet at the Charles Hughes Son Funeral Home at 8:15 a. m. to attend the funeral of our late brother, John Andrew Bukowski.

Signed: GERALD THOMAS, Exalted Ruler WILLIAM C. PETZKE, Secretary EAGLES NOTICE Officers and members of Elmira Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will meet today, 9 a.m.. Our Lady of Lourdes Church to attend the funeral of our late brother, John Andrew Bukowski. Signed: VERLE ARGETSINGER. President.

WALTER GARTHWAITE. Secretary. Deaths Elsewhere August Maracchioni, 62, formerly of Sayre. Thursday, Sept. 1950.

at Vineland, N. J. A resident of Sayre over 30 years, he a former employe of Lehigh Valley and Lackawanna Railroads, a veteran of World War I and a member of Roosevelt Post. American Legion of Vineland. Survived by sister, Mrs.

Leo Gregori; brother. Anthony Maracchioni, both of Sayre; several nieces and nephews. The body is at Alteri Funeral Home, Sayre, and this afternoon will be removed to home of sister, Mrs. Gregori of Sayre, where funeral will be held Monday, 9 a.m. and 9:30 at the Church of the Epiphany, Sayre.

The Rev. Francis J. Toolan will celebrate conducted at grave. Mrs. Seddon, 62, Washington, formerly of Sayre.

Grace, Sept. 1950. Survived byesister, Mrs. "Roy McCraney of Inyokern, brothers, William Gildard of St. Petersburg, Harry Gildard of Knoxville, nephews.

The body is at Kolb Funeral Home, Sayre, where funeral will be held today, 1 p. m. The Rev. Robert A. MacAskill.

Tioga Point Cemetery, Athens. Mrs. Mary Squires West, 89, of 51 Center. Hornell. Thursday night.

Sept. 28, 1950. She was a resident of Hornell 22 years. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Edward Hall of Mount Morris, Mrs.

Adelaide Cox. Mrs. Arthur Drake, both of Hornell; sons, Benjamin Squires of Mount Morris, Franklin Squires of Virginia, George Squires of Hornell; 10 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren; three nephews. The body is at Crandall Crandall Funeral Home, Hornell, where funeral will be held Sunday, 2 p. m.

The Rev. Roger Bohall. Rogersville Cemetery. Gustaf Adolf Ek, 62, of Barton. Unexpectedly Thursday, Sept.

28. 1950, at home. Survived by wife, Mrs. Ilona Ek; daughter, Mrs. Armi Maki of Bomfort sons, Heimo Ek of Riverside, Arno Ek of Finland.

The body is at the Allen Funeral Home, Spencer, where funeral will be Sunday, 2:30 p. m. The Rev. Ruthven S. Chalmers.

The body will be taken to Rochester for cremation. Robert Fay Rockwell of Crystal Creek, Colo. Thursday, Sept. 28, 1950, at home. Mr.

Rockwell was a former congressman and lieutenant governor of Colorado. Survived by wife; sons, Robert F. Rockwell of Corning. president of the Rockwell Wilson M. Rockwell of Paonia, sister, Mrs.

Reginald Sinclaire of Larkspur, Colo. Mrs. Jennie Young, formerly of Owego. Thursday night, Sept. 28, 1950.

at Duluth, Minn. She was widow of Charles F. Young, who was a former clothing merchant in Owego. Survived by daughter, residing in Duluth. The body will arrive in Owego Sunday, and removed to Emens Funeral Home, where funeral will be held Monday, 11 a.

m. The Rev. Edgar Frank. Evergreen Cemetery, Owego. Frank Nevins Marcley of Keuka Park.

Thursday night, Sept. 28, 1950. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mary Taylor Marcley; daughters, Mrs. William Blakely of Pittsburgh, Miss NeMarcley, at home; son, Otis Marcley, at home.

The body is at Thayer Funeral Chapel, Penn Yan, where private funeral- will be held Monday, 1 p. m. The Rev. Don R. Boyd.

Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira. Please omit flowers. Mrs. Clara Vrooman Bennett, 37, of Prattsburg. Thrusday night.

Sept. 28. 1950, at Hornell. Survived by husband, Harlan Bennett; daughter, Miss LaRue Bennett; son, Robin Bennett, all of Prattsburg; brother, James Vrooman of Clifton Springs. The body is at McConnell Funeral Home, Prattsburg, where funeral will be held today, 2 p.

m. The Rev. F. E. Piper.

Pulteney Cemetery. George Oscar Bogart, 95, of Newfield. Thursday, Sept. 28, 1950. Survived by daughters, Mrs.

Elizabeth of Newfield, with whom he resided, Mrs. Myrtle Van Demark of Alberta, Mrs. Lillian B. Sanford and Mrs. Jennie Germayne, both of Cleveland, Ohio; sons, James E.

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Harriet Snyder of Newfield; several grandchildren, great-grandchildren and three greatgreat-grandchildren. The body is at the Arnold Funeral Home. Van Etten, where the funeral will be held Sunday at 2 p. m. The Rev.

Earl Barfoot. Mount Hope Cemetery, Van Etten. F. Steward Hartman, 59, of Canton, Pa. Thursday, morning, Sept.

28, 1950, at home. He had resided in Mechanicsburg for several years and had been executive administrator nearly 30 years in the Department of Public Instruction at Harrisburg. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Harding Hartman of Canton; son. Harding Hartman of Mechanicsburg; one grandson.

The body is at the Morse Funeral Home, Canton, where private funeral will be held today at 2 p. m. Park Cemetery, Canton. Please omit flowers. Clarence H.

Watts, 80, of Canton, Pa. Thursday morning, Sept. 28. 1950, at home. Survived by his wife.

Mrs. Minnie Watts; daughters, Mrs. Delight Dreste of Alba, and Mrs. Elwin Baldwin of East Canton; son, Harry Watts of Canton; several grandchildren. The body is at the Morse Funeral Home, Canton, where the funeral will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.

m. The Rev. Owen Barrett. East Canton Cemetery. Willard Wilson Laurenson, 70, of Railroad Spencer.

Thursday, Sept. 28. 1950, at home. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Rachel Laurenson; daughters, Mrs.

Elsie Schaffer of Muncy, Mrs. Helen Hallett of Ithaca, Mrs. Pearl Johnson and Mrs. Betty Zevetchin, both of Spencer; sons, Carl of Grand Rapids, Donald of Willseyville, N. and John Laurenson of Round Lake, several grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

The body is at the Allen Funeral Home, Spencer, where the funeral will be held Monday at 2 p. m. The Rev. Ruthven S. Chalmers.

Evergreen Cemetery, Spencer. Funerals Mrs. Augusta Emily Reynolds of Bath. The body is at Bond Funeral Home, Bath, where funeral will be held today, 2 p.m. The Rev.

George H. Allen Jr. Grove Cemetery, Bath. William Christensen of Penn Yan. The body is at Thayer Funeral Chapel, Penn Yan, where funeral will be held today, 2 p.m.

The Rev. Viggo Peterson. Lake View Cemetery, Penn Yan. Mrs. N.

Louesa Voorhis of Athens RD 2. The body is at Lowery Funeral Home, Athens, where funeral will be held today, 2 p.m. The Rev. George E. Youngs.

Evergreen Cemetery, Spencer. THEY'RE RADIO FANS Dunedin, New Zealand A new government report shows that New Zealanders are radio people. Only 70.000 of the country's 469,000 householders are without radios. ANNOUNCEMENTS CARD OF THANKS THE FAMILY of the late Lewis B. Andrews.

Millerton. wish to thank the friends and neighbors. for their kindness shown during his illness and death. NOTICES HENRY G. POHLMAN -Expert watch and jewelry repairing.

142 E. Water St. Dial 5797. SAW FILING, retoothing, tool sharpening, axes, clipper, blades, knife, shears. Cory, 1548 Maple Ave.

2-5981. WITH 32. years factory experience can make any clock you have run like new. also watch repairing. Clock Shop, 825 Penna.

Ave. Open evenings. PERSONALS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS for help to stop drinking. 3-3230. Write P.

O. Box 24 or 1045 or 181 Elmira. GEROULD'S Pharmacy will call for and deliver your prescriptions at no extra charge. Dial 6946. HOME-MADE aprons.

best percale, several styles. 5557. Hall. SUITS pressed while you wait, by Pag. 120 Penna.

Ave. 2-0166. YARN CRAFT--Flora Koerner now at 609 Grove St. Retail sale of well selected knitting yarns. FIRST CIRCULATING LIBRARY ORGANIZED BY BENJ.

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TRANSPORTATION RIDERS wanted to Corning Glass Works, 2 to 10 this week and 6 to 2 next week. 2-2447. TRANSPORTATION desired to and from Mansfeld. daily, Monday through Friday. Leaving at 7 a.

and returning to Elmira at 5 p. m. Dial 3-2588 after 5 p. m. BEAUTICIANS GUARANTEED oil permanents, $3.50 complete.

Midge Greiff. Dial 5302. MACHINE. cold wave. $3 complete.

Dial 2-9283. PERMANENTS Latest shaping. ing. Grace B. Dickinson.

115 Cleveland Ave. 2-7745. up. Evening apCantliffe Shop. LOST AND FOUND FOUND- Sum of money on Southaide Owner please Identify and pay for ad Dial 3-0704.

LOST -Beagle hound. 6 months old, brown and black. with white ings. Vicinity, South Ave. S.

Main St. and Penna. Ave. Answers to name of "Fannie." Finder please call 2-7207. alter 4 p.

m. LOST Black and white dog. Answere to Southport. 2-3554. LOST--Brown plaid folding umbrella Friday between Washington Ave.

and Rustic Gardens. Dial 2-9252. LOST- -Gold sweet pea pin. set with pearl. Tuesday evening.

Dial 2-3482. LOST -Lady's brown billfold containing important papers And money. Wednesday. Reward. 2-0898.

LOST- -Man's Elgin wristwatch. brown leather strap, vicinity Second and Davis Sta. Dial 2-0737. AUTOMOBILES PLYMOUTH-1939 4-Door Sedan, $275. Excellent condition: 1947 motor.

Dial 2-5719. PLYMOUTH. 1932- -Sedan, good motor and tires. Cheap. 1158 Pleasant St.

Horseheads. PLYMOUTH-1940. New motor, sonable. 726 Herrick. PONTIAC.

1936-Sedan, good condition. Arnold's Texaco Service, 702 E. Water. PONTIAC, 1941 2-door sedanette coupe. good condition.

745 Roe, after 5. PONTIAC-1947 4-door sedan. Excellent condition. From original owner. Dial 2-4569.

STUDEBAKER-1941 Champion, overdrive. Radio, heater, good tires. A-1 shape. Cash $525. 913 Sycamore, 2-6428.

STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion, dio, heater. hilt holder, This car is beautiful. 958 N. Main. TERRAPLANE.

1937 Coach. good body, motor and brakes. $130, 6454 USED Plymouth, 45,000. Reasonable, 225 Mt. Zoar St.

CLUTE MOTOR CO. Your Ford Dealer For 33 Years BUY WITH CONFIDENCE 149 -FORD-V-82-DOOR. in black. has magic air heater and driven only 000 miles. Yours for only $1445 '48-- PLY MOUTHSPECIAL DELUXE 2-DOOR.

Original black finish. has dio. heater, fog and back-up lights. Very clean indeed $1245 '48 -DODGE DELUXE 2-DOOR. Color seaplane blue, equipped with radio, heater and fluid drive, in clean and excellent condition throughout $1345 '47-FORD-V-8CONVERTIBLE CLUB COUPE -Color.

black: radio and heater 81095 with. '47 -STUDEBAKERCOMMANDER BUSINESS COUPE Maroon. Equipped with radio, heater and overdrive, new white sidewall tires. Priced $1295 SUPER DELUXE CLUB COUPE -Grey, has radio, heater and very good tires and clean A8 can be $1045 '46-FORD-6-cylinder SUPER DELUXE 2-DOOR. Color maroon, fully guaranteed.

The economical 6 for $895 46-STUDEBAKERCHAMPION 2-Door Very clean. has air conditioning and complete motor overhaul. $895 BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Open Fri. Nite-9 P. M.

CLUTE MOTOR INC. Drive In Lot-Main Street CLUTE MOTOR CO. YOUR FORD DEALER -InHORSEHEADS BUY WITH CONFIDENCE 1949 FORD-V-8Custom 4-Door. HAS radio, magic air heater, overdrive, undercoating. seat covers and white sidewall tires, low mileage.

Excellent condition. 1949 MERCURY4-Door Sedan, 2 to choose from, both have radio, heater, overdrive and dercoating. Priced low for quick sale. 1947 FORD -V-8 2-Door. Good black finish.

heater and seat covers, mechanically 0.K. 1942 PONTIAC-6 4-Door Sedan. Radio and heater, $425 1941 FORD-V-82-Door. Original black finish. good rubber.

redio, heater. Ready to go. 1939 PLYMOUTHBedan. Has radio, heater, TRUCKS 1947-FORD-V-8 Pickup This one WAR our service truck. Excellent condition.

low mileage. 1946 DODGE Pickup 2 new ply tires on rear. has Heater, radio, mechanic cally perfect. Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday Nite 9 P. M.

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Phone Elmira 9793 Horseheads 532 DALSIS MOTORS "SAFE BUY" USED CARS 1949 Lincoln Cosmopolitan Club 1949 Mercury Coupe Sedan $1895 1948 Mereury Sedan $1195 1948 Ford $1095 1947 Dodge Club Coupe 1946 Pontiac Coupe Sedan 995 The above cars are all fully equipped and carry our liberal 30-day guarantee. LAKE AT SECOND DIAL 6140 LINCOLN MERCURY AT ALART MOTOR CO. 1949 Chevrolet Cabriolet 1947 Chevrolet 5 Passenger Coupe 1941 Chevrolet Sedan 1942 Plymouth Sedan 1949 Ford Tudor Sedan 1942 Chevrolet Station Wagon 1948 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery 811 S. Main St. Horseheads, N.

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New motor job. $1075 1946 NASH 4-Door $906 1941 PACKARD "120" Sedan 3495 191 OLDSMOBILE 2-Door $598 1941 CHEVROLET $578 1941 CHEVROLET 4-Door. little rough. Special at 1295 1340 NASH 4-Door $445 1940 CHEVROLET 4-Door $435 1940 PLYMOUTH Coupe $425 1939 CHEVROLET 2-Door. .8378 1989 BUICK Special 4-Door $395 1929 FLYMOUTH 4-Door $296 1938 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR.

1246 1937 DODGE 4-Door 1937 CHEVROLET 4-Door 1148 Mary others to choose from TRUCKS 1049 CHEVROLET Ton chassis and cab $1206 1944 CHEVROLET Ton long wheel base, chasein and cab $1095 1947 G.M.C. ton. 5 yd, dump truck with 7 yd. end gate. 9.00x20 rubber, 5 speed tranamission.

2 speed rear axle with only 8,000 actual miles 12795 1947 CHEVROLET Ton, body $995 1947 DODGE Ton Panel 1947 G. M. C. Ton Panel 1946 FORD Ton Panel $508 1944 CHEVROLET Ton Pickup $545 1941 CHEVROLET 4 Ton Canopy Express $395 1941 CHEVROLET long wheel base, chassis and cab $335 ELM CHEVROLET 50 S. Main St.

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