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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23
Resort Advertising

A correspondent from Washington,
ID. c., writes as follows in the Star of
the Cape:
1t is hoped that the Board of Trade
of Cape May will establish publicity
bureau at the jamestown Exposition.
1t is lamented fact that very few
people who come to the National
Capital know anything about Cape
May. The other Jersey coast resorts
are well advertised here and at other
places in the South. 1t would be a
capital idea to have special represen-
tative here while Congress is in session,
as people come from all over the
United States to this city. A neat and
attractive booklet, kept in the hotels
here for free distribution, would go a
long way to keep Cape May before the
public's eye. Cape May people may
never expect to be up in the front ranks
of popular resorts unless they spend
some money in advertisement.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23
The Stringency of the Money
Market
q. l.. SIEBERT.

The present so called stringency in
the money market is not in reality a
contraction of the amount of actual
money in circulation, for every bank has
sufficient on hand for their ordinary
business, but is contraction of the
credit allowed the firm, or individual.
This contraction of credit is due for the
most part to the prosperous condition
of the country where on account of the
greater volume of business done, the
banks are compelled to loan their
supply of loanable money only to
those whose industry and financial
condition warrant it. This as always,
falls hardest on the man or firm of the
smaller capital, and the less industrious
of every community, and those who
are complaining the most throughout
the country belong to this class of nom
industrious and non producers.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23
NORTH WILDWOOD
COUNCIL In SESSN
Commissioners Of Sinking Fad
Make Report. Reports of Co
1ector Indicate that $15,OO
In 1906 Taxes Have
Been Collected
ASSESSOR CORSON'S BILL PAID IN RT

A regular meeting of the North Vd-
wood Borough Council was heloon
Wednesday evening, Jan. Is, Dr..
Mayor Hilton presided and allhe
Councilmen were present, viz: Mers.
Buck, Coapman, Shivers, Tuer,
Wheaton and Young. Borough Crk
w E. Young read the minutes ofhe
previous meetings which were appv-
ed as read. Frederick Sutton antF.
H. Hewitt, members of the sinhg
fund commission, were present am in
written report stated, that the an
mission had about $1,000 in hand OIL
lected from assessments on prorty
and which could be used to redsm
certificates. A motion was paIed
authorizing the commissioners tore
deem certificates at any time they lad
funds on hand. Mr.. Hewitt, wbse
term expired as one of the comis-
sioners, was reappointed. The itel of
$127.73 appearing on the Colllec,r's
report as interest collected on assss-
ments was ordered applied to the lis
count and interest appropriation. 1t
was stated that there was about $1,000
due Young q Taylor, Henry H. Oens
and James McLinden for contact
work and improvement certifictes
were ordered issued to cover the
amount made payable to the contac-
tors for the sums due them. Mr.. tut
ton stated to Council that as the crti-
ficates bore six per cent. interest he
thought he could dispose of them, the
understanding being that he wa to
do this if possible and report TO Cum
ell. Current bills to the amount of
$1,000 were ordered paid and a note for
$2400 was ordered discounted With
which to pay these bills. The fran
cial report of Collector Shivers vas
read and accepted, reading as follows:
COLLECTORS REPORT
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23
EXPENDITURES
Balance on hand,

The reports of the Collector for the
past three months indicate that about
$15, 900 have been collected from 1906
taxes. Assessor Tom Corson's bill for
$4,000 popped up again and Council
man Young moved that it be paid.
One item in this bill represented a
charge of S25 for making new assess
ment in 1905, which the Assessor was
ordered to do by the county board of
assessors, on the ground that his valu-
ations were too low. The other items
were principally for extra work and
attendance upon the new county
board of taxation last summer in con-
nection with the 1906 duplicate
Curtis T. Baker represented Mr.. Cor
son and letter was read from him
by Mr.. Young. In advocating the
payment of the bill Mr.. Young said
it had the approval ofthe borough solic-
itor, j. Spicer Leaning, and that it
was for Council to decide whether the
bill should be paid or not. Mr.. Coap-
man was very emphatic in denouncing
the bill and said that he would not
vote to pay any portion of it. Council
finally voted to pay the bill less the
$25 for the new assessment of 1905, the
bill as paid being S24.6O, Mr.. Coapman
only voting against it.
The report of the salaries committee
was accepted. Henry H. Ottens asked
permission to build wharf at Virginia
avenue on the Ottens canal, which
was granted.
The 1907 appropriation ordinance
was introduced and read as follows.
Dnnnncrrn, in0- nnnnnr,r n...,.rcs
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23

Total, inclu. 5 Mile Beach, $50, 139, ,561
The value of Five Mile Beach prop
erty equals more than one-fifth of the
total valuation of the entire county.
The following amounts were received
in Cape May county for tax on rail-
roads: Anglesea, $23O2; Wildwood
$14.44; Holly Beach, $31. 80; Cape May
City, $524.07; Ocean City, $3l1.86;
Avalon, $24.41; Sea Isle City, $94.S7;
South Cape May, $18.4s; West Cape
May, $13S.84; Woodbine, $17 "a; Dennis
Township, $84.27; Lower Township,
$43.19; Middle Township, $87.7l; and
Upper Township, $49.4O. A total of
81 ,4OS.52.
RIPARIAN LEASES
The State School Fund received from
riparian leases in Cape May County:
Baker Brothers and
Henry b. Bradford, $1,61S.75
Jonathan Cone, 272 40
Holly Beach Imp't. Co., 1,175.00
James E. Lake, S05.50
s. Wesley Lake, 1,26950
Seth Miller, 1918
Heath Noberry, 1850
Ocean City Association, 1858 As
Evaline B. Ross, 1880
Sea Grove Association, 1.450.00
James III. Schellenger, 20025
r. A. Simpson, 1,S22.50
Jane q. Whildin, 10000
Wildwood Imp't. Co., 9l8.00
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23

JOURNAL advertising pays. Try
ii and see.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23

JOURNAL advertising pays. Why
don't you try it?
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23
Borough of Holly Beach City
Public Sale of Real Estate

By virtue of an order of the Cape May
County Circuit Court in the matter of the
application of the Borough Council of the
Borough of Holly Beach City for the appoint
ment of missioners of Adjustment to
perform the duties and execute the powers
conferred by Chapter l93 p. l.. 1898, the sub
scriber will sell at public vendue, on
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23

Properly on FIve Mile Beacn exempt
from taxation is shown to be:
Anglesea-Public school, $1,000;
public property, $4,000; churches,
81, 800; total $1,000.
Wildwood-Public school, $40, 400;
public property, $21, 800; churches,
$40, 100; total $40, 800.
Holly Beach Public school, $10,350;
public property, $3.50; churches,
$16, 900; total $34, 300.
State and county taxes are appor-
toned on the island as follows:
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23
ISLAND AND COUNTY
VALUES AND TAXES
Some Interesting Figures Show
Ing the Values Of Lands,
improvements and
Personal Estate
STATE, COUNTY AND RAILROAD TAXES

The JOURNAL has gathered together
from data at hand the following facts
and figures concerning Five Mile
Beach and Cape May county, showing
the valuations of the seashore munici-
palities, costs of riparian leases, prop
erty exempt from taxes and other
highly interesting figures for the fiscal
year ending October 31st, 1906.
FIVE MILE BEACH VALUES
On Five Mile Beach the value of the
land without Improvements is shown
to be as follows
Anglesea, 5,197 lots, 81 ,263.8S0.
Wildwood, 1,613 lots, 1852. l59.
Holly Beach, 3400 lots, $54S 625.
The value of the provements, (or
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23

George Redding resigned as borough
marshal and constable and the resigna-
tion was accepted. The salary of Mr..
Redding was recently cut down from
$50 per month to $35 per month, hence
the resignation. Council adjourned to
meet again on Thursday evening, Jan,
OF
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23
Wednesday, the Sixth Day Of
February

nineteen hundred and seven, between the
hours of twelve o'clock noon and five o'clock
in the afternoon, to wit at one o'clock In the
afternoon of said day, at the Borough Hall
in the Borough of Holly Beach City, Cape
May County, New Jersey.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23
THE COUNTY VALUATION

The following figures show the net
valAaatian-of larrs--im proyements, and
personal estate in Cape May county
districts other than Five Mile Rea ch
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23
WILDWOOD GREENHOUSES
Geraniums, Pansies, CoIons and
other Decorative Plants
WILLIAM j. HAMIL TON
Proposals

Bids will be received by the Wildwood Board
of Education for jantor for the year 1907.
Bids to be in at the regular meeting to be
held at the school house on February 4th.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. {. q. ELDREDGE,
District Olerk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
MR.. BIC. MOOMAW READ
HIS SPLENDID POEM
Hampton Audience Heard the Author
of the Tcrccnnary at jamestown
Poom Read 1t Last Night.

Tho crowd which attended the
melting of tho Hampton Educational
| Association last night had the UNI.
expected pleasure of hearing Mr.. r.
&. Moomaw, OF near Roanoke. read
The splendid original poem, which ho
delivered at jamestown OH MONDAY.
Mr.. MoOmaw arrived in Hampton
yesterday to visit MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Lane Schmelz and he accepted the
invitation to read the poem for the
benefit of tho organization last night.
Mr.. Moomaw's poem has won high
compliments throughout the state, and
TO hear tho author read It makes It
all the more attractive to the lovers
of high.class poetry.
Mrs. Henry Lane Schmelz, the
president of the association, grace.
fully presided ut the meeting. Ad.
dresses were made by Mr.. John M.
Willis, county superintendent; Mr..
Henry Lane Schmclz and Mr.. Moo.
nav prefaced the reading OF his poem
| with few timely remarks.
During the evening tho reports OF
tho officers OF the association were
read and elected much favorable
comment. The reports showed that
! the association has given the various
| SCHOOLS los volumes of high.clasS
literary and now has $l02 to be di.
lvided among the schools for the libra.
ry fund.
While the crowd In attendance was
not as large rs tho occasion Justly
morited the meeting was marked with
enthnslasm and II can safely lie
counted upon that tho Hampton Ed.
ncational Association is now among
the permanent and beneficial organi.
zation for the upbuilding of education
In this section.
| Had 1t been generally known that
Mr. Moomaw would be ut the meet.
ing II Is certain that the crowd would
have been much larger.
Mayor Thornton f. Jones. who was
expected to mako an address. was
forced to remain away on account OF
IAN Important engagement Mayor
Jones sent II letter of regrets, which
was read.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
UNVEL THE MONUMENT
ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Congressman Shepperd, of Texas, to
t Be Principal Speaker at the
Woodmen's dwelling.

Tho unwilling Of the monument to
the late William Il. Erpenback by the
members of Live Oak Camp, No. 81,
Woodmen of the World. OF the de-
ceased was a member, will take place
in tho National cemetery Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. An excep.
tionally impressive program has been
arranged, which Will include the
plotty ritual work of the Woodmen.
Congressman M. G. Shepperd, of
ToXas. who Is the banker of the SOW.
orcign grand camp, will make the adj.
dress. and 1t is expected that other
grand camp officers will be present.
The Woodmen, headed by the Fort
Monroe band. will assemble at Greble
Lodge Hall at $3.50 o'clock, and will
march to the cemetery, where the OK.
crosses VIII occur. In the procession
VIII be the grand camp officers and
members of tho various camps
throughout Tidewater Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
Democratic Voters VII! Select
Candidates for Tow Offices.
INTERESTING c0RTE T IS Vow Oh
Main Fight is Between THOSE Favor
Z Ing the Annexation of the East and
/ West Ends and Those Against the
! Movement-Mayor Jones Is op.
posed by r. L. J. Gaylord.

The greatest interest ccnters In the
Democratic primary In Hampton to-
day for the selection OF candidates
for council, mayor and town trcns-
urer, owing to the spirited fight
which has been wagcd for and against
tho annexation of the East and West
Ends.
Tho polls will open mt noon and
from that hour until tho close ut $3.50
o'clock tonight the friends Of the va.
rions candidates Will he engaged In
an active battle. The question. which
is causing tho contest, Is whether
the town shall expand or remain as
1t now Is. In two wards there are
big contests, while In all tho wards
there Is spirited fightgte be waged
There are II set of candidates for an
noxation and another against 1t.
Hero Is tho ticket:
For Mayor--Thornton Il. Jones and
Il. l.. ]. Gaylord
For Council, First Wnrd-NIcssrs
@. Vernon Spratley, ]. Howard Bon
neville, w. w. Richardson, Nelson S.
Groomo and j. G, Council.
Second Ward--Messrs Thomas J.
Taylor, Edward II. Schruadt and S.
Marbacl.
Fourth Wnrd.-Messrs. George w.
Rowe, W. p. 1s.ey, It's. Tennis, NJ.
Il. Burke and Il. T.. Davis.
There are only two candidates to
be chosen In each of the wards.
Town Treasurer Alonzo a. Patrick
is unopposed for reelection.
the candidates selected today will
DO the regular nominees OF the Den-
ocrhtio party to be voted for In tho
general election on June H.
Those who have announced them.
selves as being for annexation are
Messrs, G. " Spratley, j. II. Bonne,
Vile. w. P. Isley, s. Martnck, II. j.
Haskins. j. II. Brinson, c. Y. Taylor
George w. Rowe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
Dissolution Notice

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween 9. NJ. Williamson and T.. j..
Bridgeforth, doing plumbing, timing
and Stating business as Williamson &
Bridgeforth. has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. Nh Will
Hanson has purchased the interest of
Mr.. Bridgcforth and all claims against
the. old firm will be paid Ivy him.
while those indebted to the firm will
settle with Mr.. Williamson.
G.. NJ. WILLIAMSON,
Il. j. BRIDGEFORTH.
5-15.4t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
County committee to Meet.

The county Democratic committee
will meet in the office of County
Treasurer David Johnson this even
ing at s o'clock to complete tho ar
rangements for the general county
Primary on June 20, and to canvas
the vote Of the primary today.
At this meeting the comittee will
decide upon the time for county and
districts candidates to file their no.
tees and also the fec to be charged
each of them for having their names
appear on the ticket.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
Work on FIRE Houses.

The work of overhauling and re.
pairing the fire engine houses is
progressing satisfactorily. In the
North End house the painters 20 in
today, and in East End everything is
In readiness for the plasterers. It is
probable that the work on these
houses will be finished within two
weeks, and then the Central station
will be attended to.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
MANY WILL ATTEND.
Hampton EIks to Complete Arrange.
ments for Trip Tonight.

At the meeting of Hampton Lodge,
No. 3GS, Benevolent and Protective
Order of lGlks tonight, the arrange
ments for attending the Elks parade
in Newport News tomorrow afternoon
Will be perfected.
1t is expected that fully $50 Hamp-
ton Elks will make the trip and tho
National Soldiers Home band has
boon engaged to accompany tho lodge
20 the Shipbuilding City.
Tho committee in charge of the
trip, Mcssrs. David F'rankel, William
House and Joseph Gold, has decided
upon several very unique features
for the local horned" men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
OUT FOR THE COUNCIL.

co'crcd Voters Name Ticket In the
Third Ward.
me colored voters of the Third
ward met Monday night and nomi.
mated pr William Il. Atkins and w.
~ Robinson as candidates for coun.
|cil III that ward at the general elect.
ION on June II. Both of the candi.
dates filed their names with Clerk
oi the Court II. II. Holt yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15

mer, who lives in North King street
Sweeney was waiter in the dining
car. His remains will be sent to
Hampton by the railway company.
An attorney for the railway came to
Hampton yesterday and informed the
mother of the dead man of his DEATH
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15
ON MAIDEN VOYAGE.
New British Steamer Rapidan Sails
from Middlesboro.

The new British steamer Rapidap
of the Furness-Withy Line, sailed
from Middlcsboro, England, for Bal
timore Monday on her maiden voyage
For the present the steamer will ply
between Baltimore and Rotterdam,
but this fall she will be put on the
FurnessWithy route between this
port and England
The Rapidan is sistership of the
Roanoke, recently completed, and is
of 3,700 gross tons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-15

Hampton coIored Man Killed.
Among those killed in the Shrin
"s wreck in California last Satur-
day night, was Robert w. Sweeney,
colcred. the son Of Henrietta Latti-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
, HERE IS a CHANCE
TO MAKE $1,000

ON the three following propoal.
tionE
That the people. not Roosevelt.
will decide who should be hts sue.
coNNnF.
THAT Roosevelt cannot decline
second elective term.
That Ruosevoits administration
In office has. Ia an unparalleled
degree. won for him the confidence
of the people. and that barring
death or accident. Roosevelt must
be candidate for second cleo.
Tive term.
The prise VIII ho awarded March
18th. 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

..stlf<GTON. Ga ~ united
s, 7" senator Jonathan eogtn's Of
saw slll give $1,000 % the per
Vies. '.s, alters the best argument
~ ,, 80 Roosevelt ~ favor OF
y y. .erepsiag the repnh'ieaa nom.
~ ~ - third term We has
hA''e ~ offer throash a hoaton
msas a.. -, and the certified check
nAks. ..,'se the successful reasoner.
Y 49, noes Who are not expected
Nasns ...ssa are e. Il Hartman.
Y Sw Fairbanks. Joseph Can.
49, Il, william ] Lens. hoarne
~. ~, he brief be- submitted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
TRIES TO KILL HIS
WIFE WITH BOMB

cRKAT BEND. Kan. Oct 81 RI
stacy. soon after his arrival
- grcm Denver. made an attempt
: an bis wifu with \ dynamite
s.o,A ssarys motherlniaw Aaw
!, saasaters peril and showed her
n danger before the bomb ex'
1890 stacy followed she women
"a sruck both Of ghem With hts
A., sfssr Ne wRS arrested No one
- Iniured b. the explosion q
a homb. but the house ia which
A. henh vas thruwH suffered
rms AAmage
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raI.MuRDERER is
PLACED ON TRIAL

GOSHEN. n. Y, Oct Ri-rhe
~ y ehas. II. Rogers. accused
- murder o. wills and Fred
~ olsey and Alice lngerleh.
- Miaaieinwn. two years aEo
-. ,oaav Rogers WAS arrest
los Angeles. Cal. about q
-. .fses the commission OF the
- -. sls defense wiil be insan
A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
TEN MILLION
is PLEDGED

Niw YORK. oct, 2i-Ten mil
lion dollars was the amount pledE
ed Sunday by 30 hanka, represent
Ing the deposits Of 81 2bo 600. TO aid
tho financial inatitnuons In trou.
bio aa tho result of this heinae
fallnfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

MEXtCu CITY. Oct. at--Special
dispatches 60 this city report that
the leader Of the gang which last
week stole $4,000 worth Of bullion
from the nrecipitatiag room Of tho
GuanAsunta Consolidated Mining a
Milling company had been cap
tured after being wounded three
fimeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
CIV VARDAMkN INSULTS
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

would Oct be in NlckahurE tomor
row Go welcome the president TO
Mississippi lie win so to Mem
pitts 40 that he may not be In the
state at The same time ~ the preai
dAat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

EIMA. Oct Al Edward leiaen.
borg, yard foreman and lumber In
specshr at the White star Lumber
oompany'a min near Elma. has
died from the effects OF itfoot
fali sustained Friday from ono OF
tho lumber docks az the mill
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OCEAN LINER IN STORM


WV Y0Rk. Oct. n The liner
rns,sx. passing through the
pussa STERN o. isa career. arrtv.
i aN sight with itg top main
usa nMnx. The UmbFta's pas
merss uere badly frightened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

ncysoN. Miss oct 81 Dc
las that Presiden, Roosevelt Is
sa ., n.ar chaser Governor Var
49, today announced that he
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ROOSEVELT MAY
HUNT AGAIN

AsHvIt.IE. N. C.. Oct 2i--
President Roosevelt has accepted
an invitation from ] l. Alexander
10 be hts guest az OxwAy Inn.
sapphire county. and hunt bear IN
the Blue Ridge mountains. No
date haa been fixed nuiph VII.
aon. who hRa a record OF Killing
30 bears. will probably be chief
guide
noat distressing cases 81 ecAema
~.e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

sagcHLlGHT. New Oct ~ --
Rmnsassr W b Atwea has been
rrssssa 81 she charge of embof
rsnssf u q statement prepared
haay ttvsli admits hts shortage
b ~ xpsssamsnt is $500
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s would little "h 70 sell
nos ~aoeo
tina shan &
th the uss public a Tits and
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Leave Pier : 70 900 eAttieshlIs
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two new
dirlingChair
Styles

Our showing o. din'Tg ohairs
is largs and Tarled-iholndipg
every desirable kind from ths
inexpensive TO the highest
grades and most exclusive de.
signs.
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reQuTar value aE.UU.
folding table. much better
than the Ordinary, Of solid ma.
pie. natural finish. a aubstan.
tial Well made table. with
square top Gain. square.
folds mp, 80 occupies very lit
he space when not In USE
the regular value Is $500
Very special price Ct ~
Tor the week .....@ isEU
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$50 pairs Of imported White
Swiss point curtains. IN eigh-
teen or twenty distinctly differ.
cot patterns They are All high
grade, exclusive patterns. per
feet In every way, and are sim
ply an order which was counter
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The quantities run from 10 ~
pairs Of kind. thoy are -
Inches vide and from . 10 Sls
yards long.
-ali desirable exclusive styles. for
any room In the house. and TO
buy IN the regular way would
cost you from $3.50 TO 5000
per pair
I'VE offer them for Tuesday and
as long as quantity lasts az the
most unusual price. FE on
per pair ...-.. ........@ SfSo
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--here's hos Il Happens; one %
tho large Eastern importers u
extremely high grade curtains
closed out 10 Us AZ a low figure
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| ARA
| dsstst
| 8
49,
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regular value 8775.
fine Eastern ash. conveuieni
size. round or square. break
fast table. has twu folding
leavps heavy turned logs.
nicely finished golden. and ex
IRA wall made regular value
sT.7l Priced extra NN &C
special i1r the week HAftIJ