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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
II Years Ago Today
From The HeraId o. This Date. iaas

CENOR MANUEL = fELAhDL-
y chancellor Of the Ell Paso consulate
Of the Mexican government vas re-
Gently appointed Mexican consul TO
Galveston. and VIII leave Sunday
evening for bis new station. after
service Of - years n the local con-
sulats. and alifetims residence IN the
city OF Juarez
Major J. wills. OF san Francisco.
the young peoples secretary q the
Southern Par'-l province OF the sal
walton army. and officer Of more than
% years standing, VIII be here to-
morrow
The matter % establishing a cur
Few law for FL Paso is now before
the various women's organizations o.
the city. The women OF the Civic
improvement league started the mat
sIrs. W. S. Triton and daughter
Mildred. have returned IRON -neil
summer trip 20 Cloudcrot-
lfrs. Ella Howe and sister, MISS
1laude Doan. left yesterday for cali
fornia-
.AAAlN -AHAAaAA N|HrH-H~-N-1
be known as the Lamar school VIII
be constructed By the Mississippi
Waller Construction company OF Lit
tie Rociy Ark. and viii cost S35.t4l-
The Central school is so crowded
that the kindergarten was dispensed
with Tor lack Of room and the nan
and the office are being used as recl-
tation rooms This condition VIII not
be improved until the san Jacllto
school is completed some time f. No
vembsr.
ii J. wood IS hack from New YORK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

DENIES MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL.
Motion for q new trial vas denied
in the case OF Etren Asuirre Gu1-
man AGAINST the Rio Grande and santa
and Smelter company. by judge Bal
lard Coldwel. Saturday The jury
returned verdict for $4,000 for the
plaintiff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

egIETHF have their silly names re-
w eordeds7
The now compliment critics ask
They've been sufficiently rewarded
Fer having done their litlle task.
They may complain but ne should
worry
They've Quoted our former fear,
Vow let them shut their mouths and
hurry
Back TO the woods and disappear
THE ancient story f. repeatedt
/ when Right has triumphed ever
WrOng-
The men Who risked the most are
cheated
And calmly told to run along.
Each generation has its spasus
They order out the boys We raises
They nEht with brave eufhuaiaams
And then they wonder II lt pays.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

Dissatisfied Houssholder- you
mean 10 saw that this meter measures
the amount Of gas we hurug
cas- Collector-'I VIII enter into no
controversy, sirs hur may say thar
the meter measures the amount Of
eas YOU VIII have 10 pay Tor. Lon
don Tit-Bits.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

Martin Mason IS taking a trip on
his honeymoon through Iowa. colora-
do and California, his wife looking
after the farm and famliy.-Clinton
Towa1 Advertiser.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

by a wealthy florist in New BERGEN
and fl wasn't until he died fin 1907
that his heirs sold &c and il was turned
into a crematorV'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

The Houston Post says. "There VIII be right smart
bsnoe Of work done in the world until everybody gets an
automobile Then It VIII stop" Wrong When people
have automobiles they have to work harder than ever 70
keep abreast Of the repair bills and the high cost Of gaso
line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

Samuel Gompers says he esteems judge Gary highly
in personal sense Which is the as saying that
Judge Gary is splendid eharactsf be comes across as
the steel workers want hin to.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

Rather than point the finger Of shame at Omaha the
sopls should see that what happened there doesn't nap
n IN their 0wn home towns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

Gen Pershing did fairly vel the water, but as
ioon as be got home he eapitulated to widow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

Tn visw Of the large number Of people who actually
have to get up early the morning. the daylight saving
law is wonderful revenue geter for the electric light
comuauv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

Fire il the test Of gold. adversely of sHo=g men.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07
HIGH VALUATION
NOW PLACED ON
HIS INVESTMENT
BUSINESS MAN DECLARES HE
WOULDN'T TAKE $500 FOR
RELIEF TRUTONA GAVE

Louisville, Ky, Aug. II believe
would have died, had it not been for
.TrutOna, but now feel good all over
just like boy again, and | wouldn {
take $500 for my relief"
What could be more convincing than
this sincere statement OF w. II. MAJ.
lngly, a well-known and highly re.
spected business man OF jefferson.
town, near here?
For the past 25 years" Mr. MAJ.
tingly continued, I've suffered nom
kidney trouble, nervousness and
catarrh of the stomach. Weak kidneys
compelled me to get up often during
the night and | often experienced
severe pains in my back chest and
stomach The little food | ate didn't
agree with me and | was usually con
slipated.
Il cant discern the least sign of my
former nervousness, since I've taken
Trutona. My bowels are acting re.
sularly now, too It just seems that
everything | eat agrees with me. The
painsc in my back, chest and stomach
have vanished and I'm not annoyed
by my kidneys at night any more.
Trutona is real medicine and I'm
pleased to recommend and commend
il to the public"
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07
For Sale

One of the best business loca
tons IN RoSiclare, Ill.,. can he
rented by buying all or a part Of
the present stock of mdse. Stock
consists of " Star Brand shoes. -
airy goods, mems work clothing.
notions and groceries. Furni.
lure stock all closed out except q
lew pieces. Store building is
% \ 10 it., with Il l5x as fl
SIDE room and a Is y 40 it., fur.
nlture room in the rear Rent
very reasonable. Stock FREQ
IRON old stock and from 81 to
5O% under present wholesale
prices with the exception of
groceries which have been
bought on today's values. Have
u well established. paying busi.
ness. Will give my reasons for
selling to anyone interested
Stock can be reduced to suit pur. |
CHASER, For further informa. |
ton, address
W. LAVENDER.
o-z Elizabethtown. m. |
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07

! l.. f. Wick spent several days
in Sikeston, Mo. last week in
search of some good constructors
to rebuild a number of the burn
ed buildings.
}. B. Johnson of Marion visit
ed his daughter, Mrs. Denny
Spence here Thursday night
and went to Liberty to set up
a tombstone. Providence En-
terprise.
For careful accurate work let
DR.. j. K. Gilchrist fit your
glasses. His 'hobby'--Glasses
that fit well. Look for him on
the ground floor of the James
building.
Rev. Short left Monday for
Louisville where he will join
Mrs. Short and his two little
children. From Louisville they
will go to Cincinnati to visit Rev.
Shorts father for a couple of
weeks.
Miss Laura Butler spent last
week in Salem with her aunt,
Mrs. Waddell and DR.. Waddell.
Her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Butler went Sunday to spend
the day and bring Miss Butler
home.
Misses Mayme Bridwell of
Dixon and Thelma James Of Pa
ducah have been the guests of
Miss Gladys Baker for the past
two weeks. Miss Bridwell was
Miss Bakers best friend at
Louisville where she attended
the Conservatory Of Music.
Joseph NJ. Shortal, President
of Missouri Mansoleum Company
of Sikeston, Missouri, was in
the city Wednesday of last week
looking over the ruins of the fire,
and talking to some business men
con corning building again.
While here he figured on several
new buildings.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07
ssdIONA'S POPULARITY
EVER ON THE INCREASE
LODGE WORKER
WIDELY KNOWN
LAUDS TRUTONA
Seems TO HAVE MADE A NEW
WOMAN OF ME-" MRS. Use.
MAN ASSERTS

Paducah, Ky, Aug, Practically
everyone in Paducah and vicinity
knows likes and esteems Mrs. A l..
lSeman, 1902 Washington street. She
has ben prominent in lodge circles
here for many years, having held
several high offices in the local ". o.
W Circle.
Il must admit that | was nearly
ready to 'hanu in my check when
began using Trutona, Mrs. lseman said
recently in discussingher experience
with the perfect tonic. Il had been
suffering from a complication OF
troubles for several years. My blad
der and kidneys were out of
shape and my nerves We're untrung
! had scarcely any appetite and don't
sleep well at night.
81 do not like publicity and conse.
quently am not enthusiastic over nav.
ing my name used, but feel that
owe this statement to the general
public, and this time am willing to
give it, | am not nervous any more
and my bladder and kidney troubles
have vanished. have a splendid ap
petite, too, and sleep well at night
now, Trutona is the finest medicine
for liver trouble I'VE ever found. Ny
complexion has cleared up and I've
gained in weight during the past VIC
months. Trutona seems to have made
a new woman of me"
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07
POPULAR PATR0LMAN
EVER MINDFUL OF HIS
OBLIGATION TO PUBLIC
Duty Obviously Prompted
Police Officers Glowing
Tribute to TrutOna.
SEEKS HOPE
FOR OTHERS
DUNNARY URGING EVERYONE.
TROUBLED AS HE WAS, TO
TAKE PERFECT TONIC

Bowling Green, KY, Aug. Sam C.
Dunnary, $40 Tenth street, Bowling
Green, has been popular and ef.
iicient member of the local police
lorce for many years. His devotion
toduty together with a pleasant per-
sOnality has won for him the respect
and admiration of hundreds of friends.
This genial officer of the peace has
but one regret in dwelling reminis.-
Gently upon his years Of service, and
that poor health. How he has final.
ly overcome this difficulty, Mr.. Dun
nary tells in the following statement:
ut seemed that every time | ate l
had TO be annoyed by an uneasy,
heavy feeling in my stomach, followed
by shortness of breath. was
usually constipated. Supper seemed
10 hurt me the worst and caused me
to experience many sleepless nights.
"Trutona quickly relieved the heavy
feeling in my stomach and shortness
of breath that formerly followed my
meals. The constipation also mas
been relieved to great extent In fact
| sleep better, eat better-eat anything
J want, too-without bad after effects.
since taking Trutona. 1t is tonic Is
real merit for rebuilding weaker
and rundown systems and I'm tn
to get everyone, suffering as ! wao.
take it,
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07
FOrte-Cannp

Miss Pearl Virginia Forte o
Dycusburg, KY, and Mr.. Jospl
T. Camp, of Covington. Ky.
were united in marriage at Day
ton, Ohio, Aug, 10th, at 6.SO p.
NJ, by the Rev. Chas. A. Hickey.
pastor of the Sacred Hear,
Church The ring cermony was
used.
The bride wore a beautiful
dark blue suit, and the groom
the conventional black.
Mrs, Camp was reared in DIV.
cusburg and is the second
daughter of Mrs. Virginia Goth
arm.
She was employed at Mussels
Ala, where she met Mr..
Camp.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07

| Ia
lore the tenth Q0) day of the mon,
following the month in which the cur
rent is used. Said consumer shall
deposit with purchaser of this fran
ehlse ten $4,000 dollars to cove,
cost and installation of recording watt
meter where a snitable meter il M,
already installed. The purchaser shall
furnish standard make of electric
meter for measuring electric current
furnished to each customer, which
meter shall BE- and remain the pron.
erty Of the purchaser of franchise.
and the properly authorized agents
Oh the purchaser shall at all reason.
aole hours be allowed access to the
customers meter for the purpose of
examining, repairing or removing
them.
Section 8. There will be further
discount for amount of current used
IN any one month as follows:
Section 9. Where the consumers
net bill per month, after deduction ~
one ~ cent per kilowatt hour for
prompt payment as aforesaid. is
tunGho, or over, discount of ten (lO) |
WV sai' 10. Where bills as per
uay ana sum, or over, a discount of
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07
Soldier Returns

Wathan Rankin, son of Ben
Rankin, near Fords Ferry has
received his discharge, and came
home Saturday morning.
tie was gone about a year and
a half, and served several months
of the time in France.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07

SYSTEM better CON. has steaa4 =
Section %. la. rate Of cb.ro
per kilowatt hour for all electricit
used by consumers for power M,
poses only, as shown by the mete
or meters installed by the purchaser
shall be as follows:
Section 81. Ten uO) cents ne
kl'owatt hour where metered con
sumption Of electricity equivalent +
the first fifty (5O) hours or fractio,
thereof per month use Of the maxi
mum demand.
LOW RATE CONSUMPTION
Section %. Seven and one.bal,
NH) cents per kilowatt hour for q
metered consumption of electricity
equivalent to the next fifty (5O) hours
TOR traction thereby per month use
OF the maximum demand.
Section %. Five (5) cents per
kllowatt hour for metered consump.
ton of electricity in excess of tho
hrst named one hundred (i0O) hours
tor fraction thereby per month use
OF the meximum demand.
Section "a. The purchaser agrees
to allow the consumer the follow;ng
''Gunts from the net low rate nor.
no all bills figured as herein.
e','o''a"bed for each month in
In the city of vat low rate portion
clare the policies OF ,is5o.OO) dol.
the State campaign we en-.
the declaration of principles up.
on which we shall appeal to the
voters throughout the Common.
wealth at the coming November
election. To the support of the
nominees and the defense of old
time Democratic principles we
pledge the united Democracy of
county, and we here.
by appoint,
G. 5. Num-, 7. c. Hugh vii.
BORN, Jim Lawson, W. P. Ho.I
gard, W. r. Cruce, j. |. Glenn
mt 1, II. Cochran, ]. w. Blue,
r. Frank Adams, W. b. Blink
ey, V. l.. Christian, W. 0.
W. y. Howerton. J. F.
)orroh, James H. Orme, J. A.
raves, r. B. Croft, w. Z.
)owenl. I. F. Harris and J. s.
th1wth, delegates to repre-
COZ |e Democracy of Critten-
b unity in the State conven-
be held in Louisville, and
these delegates to vote %
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07

mat Dawson has more VI 'I NV W.
.hah can be entertained i'm
little city.
Miss Era Deboe, who has bee,
with her mother in tho countr,
since her return from school il
Lexington. is spending the weel
IN Marion, the guest of Mis-,
Ruby Asher.
Wallace Thompson, who has
been with the U. S. Geological
Surveyors Cor about ten months
came last Friday to visit his par.
ents' Mr. and Mrs. Gillie Thomp-
son.
Misses Forrest Hammack and
Nonnie Williams are spending
IT,. inns week in Dawson Springs.
ihey were accompanied by Mis-
Hammack's father, Mr.. II. F.
liammack.
Messrs Douglas and Earl
Clement of the U. S. Geological
SUR, spent the latter part of
"''o""NE with their parents, DIR.
b, Countyh H. Clement. They
travis was orup,vcling Green
strip of land from S. a.: spend
Tor the purpose of chaneisa.
Rural Route No. | on better
ground. Two hundred dollars |
was appropriated for the pur- |
pose OF paying for the land need, |
ID, There was also an appro-
Irlatlon to pay for the necceS.
AIRY fence,
The next meeting of the Fis.
al Court will be Tuesday, Oct,
;, 1919.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07
.CICNAr
ht. In NJ
THE COI.VIIM

=, 'Iik WnlcE no -" 10
visiting her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. j, II. Conyer near New
Salem this week.
Miss Cleo Eaton of Memphis
came Saturday afternoon for a
Two weeks visit to her parents
Rev, and Mrs. +. N. Etaon.
Mrs. S, NJ, Jenkins has as her
guests this week Mrs. Will Trum-
baugh, EddyvilIe, and MISS Mil
bred Smith of Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Dixon of
lolu spent the latter part of last
week IN Marion with Mrs. Dix
ons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Hammack.
Rev &. f. Carter of Princeton
came through Marion Monday
enrou,e home from Cave Snrings
where he filled his regular ap-
polntment Sunday.
Misses Forrest Hammack and
Elizabeth Cook returned Tues.
day from llopkinsyilIe where
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07

4 Der of hours burning Of IN.
yearly schedule Of hours s-f6f Won.
WI, WIN ADD to such bllls ~ e YOU s.
said s =. s;,x may y,a nave Zen sae- popeI
shall be obliged 10 ssssss ~
for the full amount ealis1
schedule Of the 1900 hesy
Section ~. IN. p.r,
furnish electric current Z c
toner's n.,.y connections y 49,
i mr. sT,'s ... The Dureassss
Ing the sn,,rs . :. =. BE-!
the DAY. turuine 49, q.
as |, nisas--..-.sy Cdz nave
causes due Ks you can have chem
causes causes o BE- mes and -oreandze .
m, u,s'' .,u e''er Fire Dept. Z having
s,ch Oh IN place to keel the en- 4
paratr I'D have It charged and
sibl~y for immediate action Yo,
M,w have a chemical engine h,,t
:, understand that il couh m.
be found during tho f,ro
spnnoso ~,
.,rado but 7 u,;I, .,. N.1'e ~ Sos
aaarion 90 49, e'wsys 'a'nk -
Nv intersstaS ~ a. anu iee' At
native town and coantr/ my
the City Dads unta{ kew ~
up to the needs Of Are protsctios
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07
NOTICE.

| have sold my business and
ask that all persons who are in
debted to me come in and settle
before Oct. 18th.
W. Il. cox,
9 Fredonia, Ky.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07

"ssaldays visit to her daughter

neIdays visit to her daughte
G. b. Hall.
horn land Mrs. Guy Rice of Pa
ed pent Friday night in Ma
tend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
ra;l, Moore on North Main st,
that SALE A farm one mile
sonnet from Marion, rs acres.
a roo. If taken at once. W. F..
press e ia, Marion, Ky.
~ = rtha Wilborne was in
prssf ,st week to attend the
40, there. Miss Wilborne
81 iach at Sturgis this winter.
George Watson left Sat
afternoon for her home
aducah after several DAYS
to relatives near Marion.
rs. J NJ. McChesney has as
%uest Mrs, Henry Woodbridge
elem, MIS-. Woodbridge plans
ave in a short time fee New
that some day i'hoSome helm,
on this. Send bur funny
stories must be people or
things in CritteH6 county
that can be- printed bout hurt |
ing anyone's feelln
oOOO
And remember here is a
big meeting with g. on the
grounds anywhercliiS county
without inviting ultrc is 90.
ing to be somebody of my
visiting list. ThatEd be- the
objectionable sin klnd this
place.
ooO0
Of course | don're any.
thing about the myself
but there are u III pple yo
there who do and i to get
around and see them ,
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07
Accident At Mines

W. b. Clement, an employee
at the Holly Ore Mine got his
hand badly hurt last Thursday
night. Two oil barrels rolled to-
gether against his left hand.
breaking two bones, and throw.
ing two fingers out Of place.
The accident. though painful.
was not serious.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07
Temperance M.

Last Sunday afterm tire,
O'Clock the temperaorce,
Of Marion held a meet IN,
Baptist church.
Rev. J. b. Trotter 4 the
meeting with a feNarks
after which c. S. NunN r
Yates talked for n tim wns
decided to perfect an ,izn.
ton to put over the a,ent
for statewide prohibit the
election this fall and ] n
Trotter was selected asnan
and W. p. Hogard q nv
An aggressive campail be-
made before the elective.
vember in an endeavol,ke
q saloonless kentuckblv
sure.
H. l.. Wilson was IN
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07
DAUGHTER FORCED
TO QUIT HER WORK
INACTIVITY LASTED 5 MONTHS
MOTHER SAYS-THE,. rRU.
IONA BRoUGh. RELIEF

Louisville, Ky, Aug. 7.-Because /
has relieved her daughter of trouble
which kept her from working for fiy,
months, Mrs Josephine Brown. 72
Washington street, Louisville, recen
ly made the following statement:
My daughter had been sulferir
with stomach trouble and nervousne
for several months In fact. /.
trouble became so severe she coulc
work for five months. II seemed nj
everything she ate would sour o, tn
stomach. causing gas formation. ana
q bloatcd feeling. The gas ; 'rse 20
form around her heart ss.
But for all ihgsa-~roul o. Inc
bo. .,,,a,- aid charge the consum
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07

A WEy guest Of Miss Bertit
III ~, ne Hughes spent tn,
D l,xkE7ySn Princeton with re.
ty1HEg made severa'
| vMtnents IN Marion
Y&AS rSn t" sell your farm
- ~ lslt, the real estot,
X{he can sell it without
They.
\ kEeorge Thomas of proyi.
Hsas in the city seyera
] Ne week.
NTNelle Conyer spent last
E,with her sister. Mrs. Ro,
rn West Elm street.
,Senator Gray Of Louisville wa,
Wc guest Of Miss Linda Jcnkip,
xs DAYS last week.
u Tom Mcconnell is visit
fner daughter Mrs. Ere,
q Ia'h Of Providence this week
EoR SALE A farm one mil,
4A half from Marion. 70 acras
Mlargain If taken at once " T.
Lax belt phone IA. Marion. Ky.
| IA Mr. Aubrey Canaan rc,urne,
tvH Atlanta. Ca. Tbnr.5 T.,
. Ara WISH, To- her .,,,.r W'2 J,
N Levi. "
! 81 Miss Elyab pi,.cn, md NJ.
! ,Eecms Croft ,cn ror. 'r '' e.
"'''',nc and Cincinnati, ,a ~, ~
%asc fal, guoa, wv ''
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07
TELLS SECRET OF
HIS SOUNDkEALTH
CHEANEY, 81, THANKS TRUTONA
FOR SPLENDID PHYSICAL CON.
DlTloN DESPITE AGE

xx3
Henderson, Ky, Aug. "A striking
picture of health, though nearly five
years past the four score mark, l.. NJ
Cheaney. 81 years old residing on
rural route No. l. Robard, Ky. neal
here, among the thousands of Ken
tuckians who are gratefully pra ing
Trutona, the perfect tonic
For the past forty years I've SUI
lered from catarrhal affection OF the
stomach" Nh Cheaney said Il was
continually bothered with constipa
ton Pains il my neck and back
would often become so severe at night
.-na I'd have to get up and apply hot
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1919-08-07

'i' NO tree or trees si1ai
DC injured or destroyed in the con.
Structlon, maintenance or installation
oil any such poles, wires, conduits or
system, and said purchaser shall M,
oostruc' or interfere in any manner
WIN the present or future drainage
OF said city No water pipe, electric
"ght or telephone poles or fire alarm
wire or pole, now or hereafter erected
or constructed shall be disturbed or
ihteriend with in the construction
operation or maintenance of said Gus
tenn by said purchaser, lis SUCCESSORS
'eSSees or assigns. All customers
service wires erected or installed bv
Sa'd purchaser under the provisions
OF TINS ordnance shall be insulated
All poles erected pursuant to this or
FINANCE shall be located and placed
w'''e'aee direction of the Chairman |
since the hmittee on Streets and |
room next to Nor poles shall be
Millinery Shop. did purchaser,
inns was previously us~ed hS
w. o, Tucker as a furnr. ~
store, but he has recently moved,
MS furniture To the room nvar
ms garage and has built steps at
the side of the garage, as means
Of entrance To his new furniture
store.