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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-07-17
A Letter from Fair Bluff

Whether the Sun do Move" or
yet it is a stubborn fact that human
being in these days of grace from
that is marvellous indeed. The past
ages never dreamed that the human
mind could conceive or put in op-
GRAFTON the wonderful things that
have come to pass anu yet, more
wonderful that men of to-day should
feel as much at home in the depths
of the Seas as Whales, and as Eagles
far above the clouds.
1t almost bewilders sane men when
they witness or read of the perilous
feats performed by fearless men and
women that have proven that what
was thought the impossible has been
done. All of this forshadows the gen.
ious and limitless power Of the mind
of man of the present and future.
We are now living in fast age,
and along some lines, rather too fast
especially as to the modern man
killer, commonly known as the Auto
mobile of various brands when driven
by reckless fools, who regard rush
ing over man in his buggy on the
public highway, blotting out his val
upable life as merely joke, just
having a little fun. The introduction
of this useful machine has been of un-
told blessings to horses and mules
and to men and women who are en-
dowed with horse sense enough to
properly use them.
The horrible ending of the life of
Roy Bethea by men who by their ac-
tions regard human life as a mere toy
to play with and feel privileged to
run their cars over worthy citizen
with impunity.
Mr.. Bethea was one of Dillon
county's best citizens. His life was
clean and blameless. His death was
not only great loss to his family and
friends, but also to his county and
state-truth and honestly were
the crowning jewels in his life.
All who knew him, appreciated his
warm kindly heart, now silent in his
grave, yet his blood cries out for
speedy vengeance on his murderers.
Well, Dillon had great day on the
4th, great crowd came from far
and near to see the champion trotting
horses of the state display their won
derful speed. 1t seemed to act as an
on the great throng to
get more out of life than the mere
chasing after dollars, knowing that
few among the many millions of peo-
pie get what really belongs to them.
Oh! it was a hot cloudless sky,
not even a gentle Zephyr to fan your
face and the Sun pouring down a
flood of heat that made the crowd
lined up by the Judges stand appear
to have resisting power against the
heat equal to Salamanders.
The drawing card for Dillonites
was "Peter Pinto" and his worthy
owner. And how their eyes followed
them as they sped around the half
mile track and as long as the drivers
white hat could be seen above the
dust in the lead hope thrilled their
hearts, but when "Peter Pinto"
dashed under the wire, safely leading
in the race all the race fans joined
in the shout of Victory for "Pinter
Pinto" August brings the ''Blue Tail'
Fly and another race. Come again.
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s. p. Waters of Marion Has Marrow
Escape at Pee Dee Park.

S. P. Waters, a young man from
Marion, was reported drowned at
Pee Dee Park Tuesday while in
bathing in Pee Dee river. 1t seems
that he was diving from a spring
board and upon making a dive his
head struck a stump which paralyzed
him. Doctors Michaux and Henslee
were rushed to him quickly and while
he is still in a paralyzed condition;
hope is held out for his coming around
all right. Except for the quick action
of other bathers he would have
drowned. When it was seen that he
did not come to the surface in a
reasonable time some of the good
swimmers dived for him and brought
him up in an unconscious state OF
mind and barely able to breathe. He
was carried to the Florence Infirmary
yesterday morning.
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The Art of Living With Other People

At the Main Street Methodist
church on last Sunday evening at
S:45, DIR. Watson B. Duncan preached
on "The Art of Living With Other
People" The sermon was practical
discussion of a very vital topic and
we give below a brief synopsis OF the
discourse:
DR.. Duncan said in part:
Ou subject for this evening is
"The Art of Living With Other Peo-
pie" and Ianounce as text the elgh-
teenth verse of the twelfth Chapter
of Romans. "If it be possible, as
much as lieth in you, live peaceably
with all men,
Our text comes from the practical
part of this great Epistle to the Ro-
mans. This Epistle, like all of those
written by Paul, had two general
Divisions. In the first Division we
have a discussion of the great and
fundamental Doctrines Of Christian
ity. In the second division we have
the practical application of these
principles or doctrines to life. Thus
we have the relation of the theore-
tical and the practical; of Greed and
conduct; of doctrine and duty; of
confession to character; and of Re-
ligion to Morality.
In the first eleven chapters OF
this Epistle to the Romans Paul dis
cusses the fundamental doctrines of
Christianity He calls attention to the
universally of sin and its terrible
blight upon the race; the utter i'm
possibility of mans deliverance by
the works of the law or by any hu-
man contrivance; the absolute need
of faith for justification before God
and salvation from sin. Passing on,
he discusses the witness OF the Di-
vine Spirit to our acceptance with
God, deliverance from condemnation
consequent upon sin, and all the
glorious privileges that accrue TO the
believes in the son Of God. Begin
ming with the twelfth chapter, Paul
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Services at the Methodist Church

Main Street Methodist church, DR..
Watson B. Duncan, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 a. m, Mr.. w. Harry
Muller, Superintendent. Preaching at
II a. m. by the Pastor. Subject: ''The
Gambling Evil" Preaching at S:45
by Rev. NJ. w. Hook Presiding Ell
der. The sermon will be followed by
the Third Quarterly Conference.
Prayer service on Wednesday at
S:45 p. m. Public cordially invited to
all services.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-12

PRODAJi Sc rollers kanari
Z kmene Seiferlovych. Haste
:e V elsie 1902 Pershing Ave.
30 ctvrte hodin6 vecer anebo v
led6li. 1918
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PRODA Sc jeden kralik, re
LEFTY, belgicky obr, ramlik,
vazi IL Iiber. Obdrzel treti ce-
nu We vystav6 V Edgewater
Parku. Da Sc ia $40. Dale je-
dna belgicka samicka dewitt
mladymi "a $1,000 a jednotli-
w kralik 6 tydnu starry po Use.
Haste Sc u FIR. Boucek, 1923
E. 46 ul. Vemte Broadway ka-
ru k Gar ul. 1918
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KOUPI Sc jedno neb dvou-
rodinny dunn, musi byti zacho-
valy a ne drahy. Agent Sc Wy
lucuji. Zaslete nabidku pod
znaGkou "D6m" do adm. t.
listu. 1912
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la.
"Necht' tddy zemru bolem
maze zajista pritinu, abyste
mne odsoudila k smrti, ac ne
znam priciny te. Nesmlm sc
vam zprotiviti, nesmim proti
vam bojovati. Ale nemate "a
iiste prava, abyste ucinila ne
st astnym sv6ho syna!'
Anuita sc vzchopila - ale
nohy Sc il TRASHY -. vravora-
la.
Chv6la Sc iako osyka - 81
zy kanuly il po tvafi ~ byla
bleda sklanela hlavu jako
vadnouci kvetina.
"Kdyby byl zde,' Septala
slab5m, nejistym hIasem, "kdy
by byl zde Il vas, byl by klekl
Sc mnou k vasim noham a byl
by prosil sc mnou: "SlituJ sc
mad nj made mnou! Mako,
draha mako, zehnej naSi las
ce!' Il
"Mlc, mic, ubohe dit6!' zvo
lala Dolores vaSnive. "Hrozn6
niue muciS - a nadarmo! Kdy
by no5lo nez o muj zivot, dala
bych no bez valiant - ale va
Sc !4ska, vas s1atek byl by
zlocinem - mrtvi by jej pro
kleli. Jest 20 nemozne - mlc
tedy ~ mlc. S Bohem!'
Dolores bezela Ike dvefim
cht6la uniknout vystupu, KITE
Try il byl nesnesitelnym.
Nezli vsak vysla, dozn6l k
ieiimu sluchu slaby Vzdech a
pad tela ma zem.
Dolores Sc obratila. Anuita
lezela bez v6domi ma podla-
ze; Dolores Sc vratila, vzala
divku do naruce, pozvedla j
k sob6 zahled6la Sc do jej
tvare.
Puzena vyssi moci, sehnuls
Sc k nj, priJiskla rty ma bledt
cello slecny Rivadarcosove, po
libila il meme na cello a rekl;
tise:
"Uboha, uboha Anuito."
VyruSena vlastnlm hlasem
trapnGho zadumani, zvedla
: prudce hlavu, jakoby Sc dG7il;
n6hy odpust6ni, .imiz Sc da
( la mimod6k strhnouti.
"Frasguito, Frasguitop ia
la sc volati komornou.
Tato prib6hla.
: "Vezmi to die - porucil
Z Dolores skoro nesrozumite
nym hlasem. Jest We mdlc
+ bach. Vzk'is ii - osetrui il
4 davei ma nj bedlivy pozor I
. laskave il stree - ia - il NJ
y mohu uz vid6ti -"
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eesoo 90 % ossoes
"Uv6znena!" septala mlada

IVA Wv q AASDO ~ N'A'V
V dosti pTijemn6m zalari, jak
sama vidite.'
"Se svoIenim me matky?'
"Poslyste," pravila Dolores
vyhybajic Sc prime odpov6di.
"Musite zde zustati, abyste by
la zachranena pred velikym
nestestim, ably ste usla ="
Dolores ystala - prima a
ledova jako mramorova socha
- vztahla proti nj ruku, ia
koby il cht6la skloniti pod svo
il v6li.
"Musite uiiti skutku, prot
n6muz volaly by zakony sVet-
ske j bozsk6,' dodala vazne.
"Vskutku?' opakovala A
nuita, podman6na zenou, podo
baiici sc neuprosn6 bohyni po-
misty a spravedlnosti; vzezfe-
nj Dolores bylo tax svrchova-
ne panovite a rozhodne, re by
Sc il byl pokoril siln6jsi, sta
tecnejSi tvor, nez-li slaba, ne
zkuSena divka.
"Miluiete muze, ktery nemu
re byti vasim chot6m, nesmite
Sc stat ieho manzelkou.'
"Marko," zvolala IAnuita
zdesen6.
"Ano, ten, jejz zoyete Mar
kem.'
"Kdo vam to fekl? Kterak
to vite? New 0 tom nezli on,
ia a mole matka?"
"A ja!"
"Abyste ZameZlIa -. -
"Ano, slecno, jste zde, ably
sc zamezilo, co Sc nesml sta
ii -
Dolores Sc jeSt6 vice zach
murila, kdyz dodaIa desivyn
prizvukem:
'Jstc zde, abyste usla Vyje
YUM pills boIesCnym pro va
dozvlte sc o Mich az ponde
ji."
madame" fekla Anuit;
tfesoucim Sc hlasem, ale mno
hem zmuzileji a rozhodneJi
ncbot tusila nyni, re musi h;
iit svoji lasku a sve st6sti, nj
kterG sahaly nepratelske III
&c, "nechapu. iakym praVen
zasahujete do mych citu - d
meho zivota.'
"Jakym pravem?' tazala 5
vdova Miguelova $ divokym V
raZem.
Anuita, milujici $ celym Ia
rem dosp6l6 zeny a ne jen
lehkomysInosti ditete, 4
nuita zasazena do srdce, jeho
blaho Sc ohrozovalo, Sc vzpr
mila. hrde a stateCne, odhodl
ma haiti az do krajnosti syo
blazenost.
"Ulozila YAM mole matk
abystc mi TO rckIa?" oaza
Sc.
Ne"
Pan Marko tedy?"
"Nikoli.'
AZ uvidite Ease svou ma
ku, budc vam opakovati mo
sloya Marko bude od V
vzdalcn nikdy iiz o mem II
u5IySite.' .
nc, madame, ne, ne, ne
2volala Anuita $ vyrazem S
chovane duyery a mladiStVe
nadSeni. "Marko milujc m
iako ia jel; nemusim Sc ia
syoii laskou. nebot Jest sch
lena osobou, od niz jedine
yisim, ,otiz moi matkOu. M
ko dal mi svc slovo, ia
upIne duvoruii. Marko Jest
ctivy muz a bude mne milo
ii, pokud zustanu hodna JIG
Iasky a ielikoz neucinim /
co mohlo by men zbaviti he
nosti, nczamezite AMI Wy,
kdo iiny, ably mnc miloval
=ice prav6 talk, iako mnc
kdo neodVrati od neho."
"OkoInosti to ucini.'
Jake okolnosti?"
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SyCEODNY PAN hIeda bvt

SNCEODNY PAN MEDIA byt
Sc straVou, po pripad6 jen Sc
a S luncheon V okoli E.
So. ul a Broadway. Nechte a.
dresSu adm. Sv6ta.
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4
falstvir -
tx zoufalstvi jej! O mltte! +!
pravila Dolores temnym hla-
sem: zakryla 81 bledou tvar
dlan6mi mraz projel j te-
lem.
"Ano, k zoufalosti,' opako
vala hrd6 divka. "Zemrel by
horem jako ia. Kdybyste jej
znala, v6d6la byste, ze neni
uslechtilejsiho, upfimn6jsiho
srdce, a nemate-li uprimnosti
Sc mnou, ustrnete sc mad
nim," dodala chv6jiclm Sc hla
sem.
80 nest astnice ~ zvolala
Dolores prudce vaSnive.
Proc dovoliIa jsi, ably Sc milo
vail? Proc isl dopustila, ably
| Sc toto nesL6sti druzilo k O.
statnim zlocinum?'
We vykriku bled6 zeny bylc
tolik zoufaleho bolu, tolik az
kosti a hrUzy, a zmiJalo Sc '
n6m tolik rhznicich Sc citu q
WASN'T, tolik meme krvacejici
Iasky a tolik kypiciho vzteku
he slecna Rivadarcosoya pima
zd6Seni ustoupila.
Pohl6dla ma neznamou Jake
u vytrzeni a vZkrikla zoufale
80 vyjste jeho matka! !"
Po zoufalem vykriku mlad(
divky nastalo posvatn6 mice
nj.
Zena divka hled6ly 81 u
prene navzajem do oci.
Snazily Sc, ably prekonaly
i. roZCllenl, hruzu pOhnutl, ne1
Iii Sc Ease odvazi k slovu.
Havoje a SkraboSky spadll
Jim tv&ri.
Staly primo proti sobe.
"Jste jeho matka." opakovs
/, la divka smutn6 a oddane.
I Hlava il sklesla ma prsa =
vzdala sc odporu a vybojnost
prod te, ktera nj TAX prism,
iednala.
"Nuze a kdybych j byla?'
tazala sc Dolores panovit6
l dodala po kratk6m mlcent
= "Ncchci Sc dele pred vami ia
/ iiti - ano. isem jeho matka !!
D Anuita stala iako V snach.
VychoVaIa il matka. ktero
Q zboznovala il Sc obdiyovala
7 videla nj svoji nejlepSl pfitC
kyni, sdiIeIa nj vSecko, znal
: kazdou jeii myslenku, nez b
$ a St'astna a vesela, kdyz ma
! ka jeii nebrala podilu ma j.
Z Jim St6sti a kdyz neschvalov
i Ia jeji pocinani; byla presv6
5 Cena, re neni ma zemi mic sv;
ii taiSiho, nez oddana tato lask
k matce.
a. Mlada divha nechapala, !
Ia mohl by kdo vzdorovati WI
matky - a zdalo Sc il n
moznosti, ably mohla matka
tel ubIiliti proieyenim sVe y
lie, . ieiiz vykonani mohly
t. lmu vzejiti muka bolest.
iCl 80, madame" pravila |
i kratkem, trapncm mlCcni. -
e. madame, odpust 'te, &c odva
la iscm Sc k Vam mluyiti j;
!" isem pravG uciniIa. Netusi
vr jsem, kdo jste a iakym pr
40 VEN Sc mnou hoyolitc, po r
ne matce, liz ctim na celem s'
III e neiviCe. vazim 81 predevs
w MarkoyY matky douts
~ isem, ze zmenl sc mole uC
a. V detinn0 ulasku a oddanoSt
nal NotuSiIa isom i. ., mui boz
pol zvolala a sahIa 81 k srdci.
val Idalo Sc ii, ze citi tam pr
no kou teiesnou bole5t,
ic "Stayite Sc tax prikre pr
I'd menu S.tsti a nariZuiete mi,
mi bHch Marka nemilovaIa,
a muj Boze."
nj Ivcdla krasn6 usIzenc oc
Dolores tax oddan6 pros
ne, ze by il byl malokdo o
Ial.
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PRODA Sc

PRODAM IA vyhodnych
podminek til dvourodinne no.
We domy, moderne zarizene,
t6z pronajmu horejsi byty o
p6ti mistnostech V kazdem do
me. Nova Union kara pojede
az ke Corlett Skole. Prijd'te
k majiteli do cisla 1898 Svec
Ave. CorletC. 1913
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Mozno iei tsz vidsti ve6er.
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NASLEDKEM odjezdu ma
zapad prodam dun 0 6ti svet-
nicich koupelnou, vyhrevni
peel, Skopky ma pradlo a il
ne moderni zarizeni. Ulice
dlazdena, blize Union kary.
Cena S450O. Blizsi sd6Ili j. F.
Nejedlik and Co., 11015 u
MON Ave. Tel. Union 1861 r.
Broadway 1856. f?
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QdLe SNOlenl lldSl ldSCe, iS-
kla Anuita S uprimnOu nevin-
nou jemnosti divci.
"Nikdy !" zvolala Dolores.
"Nezli vam prozradil lasku,
ktera jest jeho zivotem, hovo-
rila jsem S MIN vas, mada-
me a on mi rekl: "Matka mi
luje mne TAX, jak muze jen
matka milovai syna. Az wi,
re jde o me St6sti, pospisf sa-
ma, ably pozadala vase rodice
o dceru, bez niz nemohl bych
ziti; puklo by mi srdce, kdyby
ste Sc nestala moji, Anuito. A
nj nevite - hovoril pax dale
- jak dobrotiva jest mole
matka. Miluje mne tax, ze da-
la by ia mne posledni kapku
krve a nelekaEa by Sc ami Sc
be v6tSi obeJi, kdyby slo me
St6sti." - V6rila jsem mu,
madame, chapala jsem to, my
slic, ze mole matka jest ke
mn6 zcela takovou: Zdalo Sc
mi to zcela prirozen6, nebot'
81 myslim, kdybych byla mat
kou ia, ze milovala bych ditky
sv6 touze laskou a re ucinila
bych "a jejich st6sti vse, ze
dala bych ia ne bez valiant i
zivot.'
Dolores byIa patrn4 dojmu.'
Ia, avsak neodpovidala.
Anuita u hluboka 81 vzdych-
la a pokracovala.
"Marko f1kal mi dale: Ma
tka ma vas nezna, Anuito, a.
lie bude vas milovati, jakmile
vas SeZna, a bude hrda, ze zVO
I'LL jsem 81 vas, nebot' byla by
81 zajiste i sama zvolila jen
was" - Touzila jsem po Okla
mziku, az vas spatfim, bych
vam mohla rici, ze vas jiz pre-
dem miluji, jelikoz matka Mar
kova jest zajist6 nejlepsi, nej-
Slechetn6jsi zen a pon6vadz
| bylo by ncprirozene, abychom
nemiIovaIi osobu, liz miluje
ten, kdo Jest nami zbozhoVan.
Ano, touzila jsem po vas, a.
bych vam mohla sklesnout k
nOham a rici VAN: Madame,
prijmete k synovi sv6mu, KITE
Try vas zbOznuie, oddanOu, 30
kornou dceru, ktera uGini vSe,
CO 81 ien pomyslite, ably 81 III
skala yasi prizen, kter4 bude
Z. vas s yaSim synem tesiti a osu-
: Sovali vase Shy, nebot' mnt
Marko sveril, re iste - Jake
mole matinka - mnoho pla
llaIa mnoho vytrpela. -
Anuita IA reel te poklekla
= pred Dolores a uchopiIa Sc o
bou jeiich rukou drive, nez S,
tomu mohla ubraniti.
i Ruce byly Iedove, ale vlhk6
Dolores chv6iici Sc horec
i kou, odyratila hlavu cd mlad,
a divky.
y "Vstante," zaseptala chv6j
!, elm Sc hlasem.
; me, ne, dokud mi nerekne
a te, ze chceJe miti slitovani!
d "Nikdy!' zvolala Dolore
l. Ease chladr6 a pfisn6.
a Anuita, ktera zpozorovals
GO Sc dele V srdci zeny, kter
.e zdaIa Sc il toliko predstira
Ii nehybnost chladnost mramC
e. rove sochy, pojala noVou n;
Ii deji 4 ncdala Sc tax snadn
ii 2asIasiti.
" "Nikdy! Nikdy pro mnt
k eva vas prosi? Bud'si." pr
20 villa. Jest to ukrutne a m,
}. slim, re jsem 81 toho ne4;
III sIouzila. Nemohu ia to,
TX isem Sc vam nezalibila - re
la nete-li mi vSak, Y Gem Sc ma.
a. 1m6niti, pfisaham, ze Sc V.
ne naSnazlm, sec me silly staGi,
g bych vam vyhovela; ncmam
m dineho prani nez abych
la vam zallbila."
ia Dolores neodpovldaIa
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KOUPi Sc

KOUPf Sc mensi farma "a
hotov6. Zadny agent. Nesmi
byti draha. Nechte prihlasku
V adm. Sv6ta pod znackou
"Farma". 1912
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NOBLE AvE.-Corner property. two | family house, 10 rooms, improve ments, Stratford, one family house. rrounds S1--I Iorinca St Rans;;5e.ee,s ,et ee e,s Section, one family house, 6 rooms, all improveents. liar 2ock avenue, family house. 2S rooms, all i'm provements. S Loewith & Co.,, 1I6 Bank St. Tel. Barnum 99. Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
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AUTOMOBILES

MIDDLE ST. GARAGE, 26s Middle St.,opp. Engine House. Cars stored by day, week or month. Automo- bile repairing a speciality. Call Bar. 56o4. Rapp and Hofer. proprietors.
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WARREN sT-11 rooms. rent s5G;
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PAINTING and paper hanging-First class work done reasonable Jos c. Yansick, GA Shelton St. Phone Barnum 949. G25alIs
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SCALES
SCIENTIFIC READINGS

MRS. SCHREWE, scientific and inspi- rational readings; appointments;
 daily except Sundays; All Seaview Ave. Phone Barnum S55. GStF p
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WANTED.-1CO me for tobacco strip, s:30 a. m. every day. S2-s3 day. Board, lodging; 1aborers 45 cents hour time one-half overtime 100 laborers and woodsmen for Yer mont, New Hampshire, Maine state. $50, good board, lodging. Mrs. Carrolrs Agency. 24 Allyn St, Hart ford, Conn.
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SQUARE DEAL GARAGE-Auto re- pairing all makes of cars; work manship guaranteed. Agency for U. & J. carburators. sS7 Park Ave.
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AUTO REPAIRING

GARAGE Auto repairing of all kinds. Work guaranteed. Full line of accessories. Cars stored by day, week or month. Cars bought and sold. $40 Boston Ave, cor. Beecher St. Barnum 7914-4.
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AUTO ACCESSORIES
Wm. Van Wagoner

NOTICE-The D. & C.. Oil Co.,, Inc, will open May with full line of automobile supplies and tires. Qual- ity and service our motto. Corner State and Lesbia Sts. '19R1all*
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EDUCATOR SHOES for men, women
 and children. Carpenette Shoe Store. 1886 Main St. D1Oali*
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WE CARRY the largest stock on hand of stove and furnace supplies and parts B. Lipnick, 532 East Main St. Barnum 914-14
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SERVICES OFFERED

CHIMNEY AND ROOF REPAIRING, slate, shingles and tin; estima tes given freely. Tel. z44S2. Address Roofer, 306 Poplar Et H25dsp
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DIR. F. A. BOUCHER, dentist, 2O76 Main St., corner North Ave- Bar mum 605S. U25alls
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FARMS FOR SALE

FARMS FOR SALB-116 acres of good iand, grow anything, SS5O, S600 cash payment; S5 acres, good 2 room house and other out buildings $1,- 2o 2oo, $5oo s rayment; aya 2s sSd ae6es: d2 payment; 200 acres, good set bui1d- ings, $5, 900. Casey. 3O7, Conn. Nat Bank Bldg. Tel. Noble 2S7.
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HOTELS

GOLDEN HILL HOTEL, 63 Harrison St., Bridgeport, Conn.,; up-to-date service; steam heat; clean and sani- tary; electric lights; rates s1 and up; special rates by week. Newly remodeled; hot and cold water in each room; special rates to theatre people. Under new management. '19G15aII"
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ALL KINDS of electric plating. Krouse Bros, 183 John St.
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EAST EATON ST.-1 family house, 8 rooms, all improvements: Hancock provements; Norman St., family house, 16Srooms, all Improvements; Lindley St., 2 family, Il rooms, all Improvements. s. Loewith & Co.,, 116 Bank St. Tel. Barnum 99. Open Monday and Saturday even ingS, '19B13atIs
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FOR SALE-One-familv house, nine rooms, all improvements, residen- tial section. Colorado avenue, near - North avenue Price reasonable. Apply Geo. T. Hathaway, 104 Mefgs Bldg. D1Stf"
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P. MARCHESE. 2ss6 Main St., hrA class shoemaker. Repairing; shoes made to order; good workmanship
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SPECIALISTS

DIR. ALICE L. FITCH, specialist. 40 State St, cor. Courtland St. Office hours: to D. m. and by appoint Inent P1Su
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BLACK ROCK GARAGE-Auto re- pairing in all branches. Tires, tubes, accessories at right prices. Auto storage by week or month. 2652 Fairfield Ave. Phone Noble 1197.
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GET YOUR SHOES repasred of Phila delphfa Electric Shoe Repairing Co Also chfldren's shoes of all kind -or sal Shoe Shine Pariors. 4s East Main st RAz 11zE-
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ENGRAVED WEDDING CARDS

YOU MAY REST ASSURED THEY
 WILL BE RIGHT IF ORDERED
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WANTED boy 15 or 16 fer errands and other light work. Ap@ ply Schwerdtle Stamp Co.,, 45 Can- non St.
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BRIDGEPORT AUTO R ZIP A I R Shop. Auto repairing of all kinds. Workmanship guaranteed. Quick service. Ford storage S5 month. S61 Hal1ett St. GS4aU*
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Boy Is or IT years old
 sor office work. Address Box T, Care Times. H21 q"