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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-25
Cousins Marrying

About three years ago | became deeply
in love with a third cousin on my mothers
side. To live apart much longer is sim
ply out of the question. Some people
seem to think that cousins should not
/ can readily understand In so far
as it applies to first cousins. but ] really
do not see where il can apply to third
cousins. as in our ease. Kindly give us
your own opinion on this subject. l can
assure YOU that your answer will be
looked for by tive pairs Of eager eyes,
THE PARTIES CONCERNED
I l think scientific writer's upon this sub
jeet agree that the risks which we all
with very few exceptions) believe attend
upon the marriage OF first cousins are
reduced TO minimum by two or three
removes of consangulnity. | have yet to
hear of any case of bodily or mental in
hrmity that was directly traceable to tho
intermarrlage of Third cousins. Unless
there be some hereditary faint in the blood
that. as we say runs In the family.
there is little or no danger in contract
ing such an alliance. 1t is the succession
OF ntermarrfages in the same line thai
enfeebles the stock In one way of an
other. Witness the record of royal al
liances where the choice of partner for
life is restricted to blood relatives
Yet stock raisers the world over recog-
nize and act upon the principle herein
involved
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Housekeeping Questions

Il What am I to do TO remove the
stains of ointment from muslin sheets
and swiss curtains?
20 When serving unfermented grape
juice with an informal four course din
ner or luncheon, which course should IT be
served with?
%. What could | 10 TO relieve hard
corn on the bottom Of my foot? Corn
cures which help other corns do not re-
lieve this.
Il am an Inexperienced housekeeper ana
find many puzzlng things answered in the
Corner. MRS. r.. G. A."
We must Try TO add to the obllga tons
so kindly confessed.
l. Boil the sheets and curtains in
strong solution of cream of tartar water
Let them get cold in Il; rinse and lay
in the sun all day wetting hourly with
the solution
2. Introduce the beverage with the meat
course and leave 1t on the table through
out the rest of the meal II you have
fish course It may be brought ON with
that.
3. Prescriptions for bodily Ills are not IN
my province, but I take leave to tell you
of homely, domestic cure Tor hard corns
upon the sole of the foot. which | have
never known to fail in the many cages
that have tested il. Soak the foot In
warm water, wipe and ws1ile II Is soft
from the bath rub into the corn castor oil
with the tip of the finger. 1t viii heal
and soften the callosity and If repeated
for several mornings and nights will
cause 1t TO come away without pain.
when you find that 1t crumbles under
your nail dig it out gradually.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-25
FIRST BUTTONS ORNAMENTS
When They Became Useful--Costly
Patterns in Gold and Silver

From the London Globe.
In the early times when man was master.
clothes We're fastened with strings and
brooches. The Norman nobility, who al
ways had'San eye to effect spent consid-
which were chastely wrought, and added
greatly to the beauty of a costume.
When the poorer people INDUCED in
brooches they were content IL such access
sories to the toilet fulfilled the purpose OF
holding the clothes together. The earliest
buttons were merely adopted as orna-
ments and fulfilled no useful function. In
the earliest paintings one finds buttons
without any corresponding buttonholes.
Buttons were also sewn on shoes, and
figured prominently on the sleeves
This latter fashion Is stil popular as re-
CARDS ceremonial garbs and uniforms. The
button as an article of use, and not mere
ly as an ornament, may be said TO date
from the reign Of Edward |. These early
buttons were of modest appearance and
were manufactured from bone and wood.
1t was the usual custom to have two
buttons stitched on the coat at the small
of the back to enable a man to button
back his coattais SO that he could walk or
draw his sword the more easily. These
two buttons are still retained on modern
coats. though any reason for their ex-
istence has long since departed.
AS wealth increased gold and silver but
tons made their appearance. We find
Pepys writing: This morning came home
t-ffI gaId l.fs4kD
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Importing Cattle From Canada

From the Chicago Live Stock World.
Canadian cattle are still invading
United states markets In considerable
numbers. A single shipment of Al cars
gathered In Ontario crossed the Mag
ara frontier yesterday en- route to New
York. paying 2T15 per cent duty. About
$4,000 Canueks have crossed the line
80 far this season and At least three
trains being expected at Chicago from
Alberfuk before the close of the sea
son. Conditions responsible for this
Canadian mos enent arc wholly abb
normal and due entirely 10 foot and
mouth dises Sc in Great Britain ca usins
enforced liquidation 81 Canadians thai
would otherwise have crossed the At
iantic 10 lind a market. Canadian prices
are g. TO $3.50 per hundred weight
tower than Buifsio and packers have
been able to seizure some cheap bee
frozl that quarter,
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A Newspaper Jacket

Now that the cold. raw DAYS are with
us again. one needs something under the
suit coat especially while riding. The
clumsy sweater Is often too thick TO
draw a coat over easily Get yard and
half of cheesecloth. cut out two pieces
large enough for the back, just the same
size, and four pieces for the front: cut
fronts wide enough to give a double
breasted lap. All pieces should come down
to the waist line. Basic inside OF these
three or four tlickBesses of newspaper
then join ON the shoulders and under tile
arms. One may almost defy the cold
weather with this little inside Jacket OF
newspaper. 1t Is convenient, as It may
be rolled mp into small bundle and
tucked into a pocket in the automobile. or
even into handbag. The cheesecloth
should be basted over and under the paper
very smoothly. to keep 1t from tearing.
g. NJ
The practical suggestion comes from
an old and highly esteemed correspondent
whom we joyfully welcome back to the
Corner.
May ] add to the Ingenious and econom-
Teal dcgice that the newspapers should be
rubbed gently between the hands before
they are used MS lining?
do not tear or break them, only take
the rustic" out Of them.
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MARION HARLAND'S HELPING
HAND HINTS FOR THE HOME
By MARION uAnLAND

support wife, as other members of his
fathers family are dependent upon him.
%. They object to my marrying Cath
ollie.
"a. They believe he uses Intoxicating
liquors.
80. We were to have been married last
June. Invitations were sent out, but at
the last moment he had to postpone 1t, as
he did not have sufficient money to get
married
IS. There is something in his makeup
that they do not like
II know my parents love me, and have
always done everything In their power
TO make my life pleasant, but somehow l
feel that they should not interfere with
my love affairs.
Please tell me through the Corner what
YOU would advise me to do under the
circumstances. PERPLEXED.
If | could hope that you would take
my advice. I should kindly call your at
tention TO the several counts" OF your
parents Indictment of yonr lover. as set
down by yourself. II is loving soicitude
for the child dearer to them than their
own lives that underlies their unwilling
ness to commit her to the keeping for
rfe) Of an alien In birth and faith; one
whom you have reason 10 suspect OF the
use of intoxicants, and "a man who can
not give his wife the comforts she has
been accustomed to from infancy. Fur
thermore. by your own showing, he is I'M
busnessike, else he would not have let
the wedding preparations go so far with
out making sure of his ability to provide
for a wife.
| don't like the word "nterfere," You
are still a minor, and law and nature conn
bino to give your parents control over
your actions for three years and more to
come. You belong to them as truly as
when you were instead of IL. Be con-
tent 10 wait your legal maporty If you
are worth having, You are worth waiting
for. And let one who is old enough to
be your grandmother drop confidential
whisper into your earl Not one girl in a
thousand would choose at u the man
she believes herself desperately in love
with at IS. Girls grow out of these fan
cies as they gain in years and knowledge
of life.
'Blde wee.' II can do no harm, and
1t may save your happiness for a life
timei
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From the New York Tribune
Clarence Alcott. the Yale coach, COM
forted slightly injured halfbaek, on
the sidelines, with football story.
once upon time" said Mr.. Aicott,
patting the brawny shoulder of the suf-
ferer, there was wonderful Tina nks-
giving Day game between two great
varsities.
1.-THE game was played almost fault
lessly. The interest was maintained to
the very end. Star play succeeded star
play with the precision of clookwork.
Not a man was disabled.
Not single doctor was called out.
Not a nose was broken, not a tooth
loosened. not a drop Of blood dyed
the ground.
THE spectators. at the end of this
unusual game, shook their heads and
sighed.
1T was magnificent, they said, but
ii was not football.
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REORGANIZATION
REORGANIZATION
OF
SOUTHERN IRON AND
STEEL COMPANY

referring TO the Modified Plan for tho Rsogani-
zation Of Southern Iron and Steel Company. dated
July H. 1919 notice is hereby given that John w Plat
has besn chairman OF the Committee in
succession to Cecil A. Grenfell who has resigned
member Of the Committee. and Alfred 4 Cook has
been added to the Committee.
There have been deposited and are now subject to
the Modified Plan o, Reorganization 50 per
Of the bonds IS per cent of the secured notes. aud
over 81 Der Of the debenures OF Southern 1fou
and steel Company.
In view Of the large amount Of deposits already re-
ceiYed and the probability Of an early sale Of the
properties Of tho Southern Iron and steel Company
the Committee has extended the for the deposit
Of bonds debenturos until the close
Of business on NOVEMBER 30. 1919.
Pursuant 10 tho powers in that respect conferred
upon the Committee BY the Modified Plan the Com
rnttoe has determined TO permit tho holders OF claims
against the Southern Iron and Steel Company Tin adj
dtion TO the bonds secured notes and debenturel to
participate In the bensfits Of the organization upon
tho deposit OF ssd claims Of statement thereof. and
In either with assignment thereof In form
approved by the Committee. with the Depository under
the Modified Plan to the extent and and in the
provided IA agreement dated November tth.
1919. which the COMMITTEES has executed and filed with
the Depositay, copies of which be obtained upon
application to the Dcpcsitary or TO the Secretary Of
the Committee. Certificates Of deposit Will issued
upon the deposit OF all such claims, which may be
made until the close OF business on NOVEMBER 49,
1912. All deposits must DO made with BANKERS
TRUST COMPANY, the Depository under The Mod
ned Plan. at It's office. No. l6 Wall Street. New York
city
No deposits VIII be received after November 30 i9l7
except with the esssent Of the COMMITTEES and upoH
such terms az II may approve
Dated New York. November 6, 1912
JOHN w. PLATTEN
Chairman.
ALEXANDER J. HEMPHlLl.
EDWIN G. MERRILL,
BENJAMIN STRONG, IT,.
HARRY BHoNNER.
NEVILLE @. HiahAM.
8. n. VOORHEES,.
ALFRED A. COOK.
committss
SAMUEL uRTERmYER.
ALBERT RATHBoNE,
Counsel.
A. NJ. WlckwIRE. Secretary.
81 Wall Street. New York city.
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MONEY to lend ON real estate. b. q.
t'onyille, 5ai First National Banis Bldg.
: 9-2ortf
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NEATLY furnished rooms, convenient to
good board; near Five Points; private
family. 1910 10th. avenue, south. Phone
Main 6302-J. n-17-st
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FARM LANDS
MONEY 10 LEND

REAL estate leans TO suit you Ia s~nount.
terms and interest; can pay back month";
iy or yearly; viii take second mort.
cages. John w. Prude. leo Merit. 2lst
street Bel phone 40 .0-16-tf
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slft together a generous pint Of corn
meal. eupful Of white flour. two tea
spoonfuls of white sugar, two teaspoon
fuls of baking powder, and teaspoon
full of salt Add three eggs. beaten light
two aud one-half eupfulH of milk, and a
tablespoonful of melted mot hon butter
or lard. Turn at once into well creased
loaf tin and bake in q good oven, Gov
ering for the first 10 minutes of baking.
Serve as soon as done.-By request of
Mrs ID. T.. Y.
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FOR SALE-New stock of general mer-
ehandise and brick store building on
principal corner in Tennessee town of
Zoo people; fine business point; all cash
sales; good schools and churches, will
sell for cash, or viii accept high class
improved city property or a well inn
proved farm. Minge, 211S list avenue.
LEFT
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Corn Mullins

Beat three eggs very light, yolks and
whites separately Add to them two
eupfuls OF sour or butter milk, three table
sppnfuls of melted butter, one tablespoon
ful OF sugar, a small teaspoonfu OF
salt, a level teasponoful of baking soda.
dissolved In hot water, and enough corn
meal to make tender batter Bake in
creased tins in a hot OVERLY request of
Mrs Il Il Y
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A Perplexed Lover

II am young girl OF 10 and am IN Lore
with young man who is 2. Both my pa
rents are opposed 10. my going with him.
am a Protestant. he is Catholic. We
have Known each other fo- 10 months.
Here are my parents objections
~. am too young,
"22 They do not believe he = ALE ~
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ENGINEER and mechanic of 10 years
experience in charge of medium and
large plants, open for engagement as
chief engineer, master mechanic, fore
man. machinist, engine installing and
erecting; prefer the industrial plants
Address. Chief Engineer, 5S9 Albany
St Boston. Mass. 11-24-3t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Six room cottage, 5 College
street, West End. Price. $25. Possession
December /. Half block from Tuscaloosa
avenue ll-24-2t
/ 35 acre farm for rent or leasei good
spring water; land is IN fine shape
for a crop; healthy location; II inter-
estsd write or see I. L. Cook, Alpine,
Ala, Route >. 11-252t
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WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED-50 Al Statesmen; OUR
MEN ARE ALI. MAKING FROMS120O
TO $4,000 PER YEAR MEN OF
ABILITY, HERE rs YOUR CHANCE.
APPLY IN PERSON. THE AMER
IcAN," ROOM IL. SIS NORTH 22ND
STREET. BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
l. a
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S5.25 Atlanta and Return

On November 80, December 1. Sea-
board will sell round trip TO Atlanta,
limited 10 days. Quickest time and short
ride Three trains daily.
11-21 -3t- IL. sat mon
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WANTED-BOARDERS

COUPLE or gentlemen TO board in pri-
vate home, South Highlands. Phone
Main 1852. 1t-22-5t
NICE. romforta Bile room with board for
two young lady teachers or stenograph-
ers; on car line, South Highlands, and
easy walking distance from business
section of city. Phone 7GS4-W. Address
500 10Th street. south. 1l-2f 81.
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FLOWERS

JOY at occasions. Seeds. bufbs. plants.
pcultry supplies fertilizers. grass
seed McNay seed Co. 20le lst av--
nHe. Phone II. 1i-15-sot
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AT the Birmingham hotel, steam heated
screened, electric lighted and all SER
vice of first class hotel; Sl5 per month
and up. l0-25-tf
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ONE CENT A word.

UATES--one cent n ward n day; NO sd.
taken for Tess thnn 2bc for first inser-
ffau- Cash ,nust accompany order.
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Real Estate bought. sold. exchanged.
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY,
Empire building. sell 1877.
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THE AVALON-All outside rooms, sur
mace heat; modern convenoences; moder-
ate price: special summer rates; hot ard
cold baths free. eco 9th avenue 5-25-tf
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WANTFD-t'a fpentefF. biIIboard blliId-
ers; aawmili foreman; man with teams
for hire: experienced office Woman
maker: erecting machinist. bolermals-
ers and helpers. Room sai Chamber
of Commerce bldg. 11-24it
GOVERNMENT positions are easy to get,
Ny free .,ooalet 900 tells how. Write
today--i.ow. Earl Hopkins. Washing
ION. D. c. ,0-7-ft-mo
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kODAkS
Rl;3BER STAMPS AND SEALS

PPtfN.s stamp Works. aJ5 Jefferson
rouI6 Sank 5ids Phone cs6. Work
nnlSsss ~ few hours. li-la-sSt
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ROoMs-wANTED-BOARD
wANTED--HELp

GISN AND WOMEN wanted Tor govern
ment positions. $50 month: thous-
ands OF appointments coming; write
for bst OF positions open. franklin
institute. Desk q. Rochester. n. z.
if-3-3et
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FOR RENT--RoOMs

ffau- Cnsh ,nust accompany order.
FOR RENT--RoOMS
THE AvALoN-AlI outside rooms, sur
mace heat; modern convenoences; moder-
ate price: special summer rates; hot ard
cold baths free. Eco 9th avenue 5-25-tf
AT the Birmingham hotel, steam heated.
screened, electric lighted and all SER
vice of a first class hotel; Sl5 per month
and up. 1o-25-tf
NATIONAL HOUSE, ae,s North ga ST.
nicely furnished rooms from 25c w. -
n-l-sot
BEAUTIFUL light sunny room. sui,.. lie
for light housekeeping; also one room
for one or two gentlemen. all new ana
modern; reasonable 2211 18th avenue y.
n-li-12t
NEATLY furnished rooms, convenient to
good board; near Five Points: private
family. 1910 10th avenue, south. Phone
Main 6302-J. n-17-st
BEST steam heated room with or with
out board at 1904 9Th avenue. Phone
65S3-J.
11-17-7t-su- mon wed thu -fri-sat-su
LARGE and small room, hot baths at
all hours 2420 18th avenue. l1-23-st
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room, hot
and cold running water, steam heat.
1900 18th ave. south. il-lo-4t-su
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room fur
mace heat. 81 N 18th st. 1i-lO-it-sn
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room, fur
mace heat. SIT n. 18th st. l1-17-it-su
FOR RENT-Three unfnrnished rooms,
or half of room house; best location
in West End; lights and water fur
nished. Apply 507 Princeton ave-, West
End. Phone Main 5427 1l-24-2t
TWO lovely connecting front rooms in
private family, South Highlands; meals
close by. Phone Main 4ls2-J. 1i-2I-7t
LARGE, nicely furnished room, private
family. Sill North 18th ST. 11-s4-tf
FRONT bed room, dining room, large
kitchen and bath. furnished nicely and
complete modern eonveniences, private
family, on car line. l0lS Tuscaloosa
ave. West End l1-24-2t
FOR RENT-One we'll furnished room
in private home, walking distance.
modern conveniences: can accommo-
date two gentlemen and win furnish
breakfast and supper IL desired 2102
Avenue G. Phone 2103-J i124-2t
LARGE elegant furnished room. 2114
9Th avenue. t1-24-2 ct
NICE, sunny furnished rooms for gem
tlemen or couples; every modern con-
venience good beds; private home.
1900 9TH avenue, north. 1l-2f-2t
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NATIONAL HOUSE, 2dels North ga ST,
nicely furnished rooms from &c up. Sc
lI-l-s0t
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WANTED-To buy for cash, part inter-
est in going coal mine; must be in the
Cahaba field, producing a good domes-
tic coal. B-13, care Age-Herald.
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WANTED-Ten teams with bottom dump
wagons. Central Contracting Co., 53s
Brown-Marx Bldg. 11-22-St
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WANTED-You TO write Gus A. Pope,
Jr., 219 n. 21st St, for handsomely illus
trated booklet about Alfalfadale, Home
and Independence" on a 40 acre farm.
11-17-tf
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WANTED-You to think this over. can
save you SO on a suit or overcoat Marc
Link, 1911 First avenue 11-24-tf
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BEAUTIFUL light sunny room, sui,s.Jle
for light housekeeping; also one room
for one or two gentlemen. all new ano
modern; reasonable. 2211 eth avenue n.
n-li-12t
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Buy. sell and exchange real estRts-
J. NJ. Gibson, 100 Empire Bldg. l2-24-tf
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FURNITURE repaired. upholstered ana
reinished by an expert workman. South
Side Cabinet Co.. 800 South Goth st.
s-2s-tr'
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MONEY for salaried people and ethers
upon their own names; easy payments;
cheap rates. confidential. y. "a. 'roiinan,
4ol Farley Bldg. 2eF 7-i0-tf
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WE buy. SELL rent or exchanges real es-
tate. E. ]. Burns Co., 406 American Trust
Bldg. Phone 766. 10-4-tf
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FOR SALE
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISoN.
Bell 100. Peoples 81. &C.
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kATEs-sonc cent a word q day; NO nd
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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can hands desirable farm loans. Ma
lone Mcconnell Co., 2o24 "a avenue
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LOANS NEGOTIATED on Buckingham
real estate; secured notes bought. III.
d. Smith, 20G Hood Bldg. a 1-3Br2t
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FOR SALE-One of the most attractive
homes on South Highlands. 8 bedrooms.
sleeping porch and bath upstairs, living
room, den, lavatory, dining room, kitch-
ell. buffers pantry, servant room down.
stairs. Hardwood floors throughout.
Concrete basemen. Splendid furnace.
Let elevated with beautiful view. Price
$1,000; one-fourth cash, balance or 10
years. Address owner. p. o. Box Ola
11-l0-tf
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slG0iNd~i0S al issi si6 ave. s.is,s
WANIED--To buy. l000 calves. Southern
Market Co. Both phones 62s. We pay
the best prices. 2-1-tf
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MONEY loaned on sewing machines:
confidential Phone 20s-J. West End.
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