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Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
FROZEN APPLES CAUSE DISPUTE
 AND APPEAL

Frozen apples caused a dispute be- tween Stamford residents which re- suited in an appeal to the Common Pleas court in the suit brought by Helen M. Weaver of Stamford against Frank Rybnick of that city. She re- covered @ judgment against Rybnicl< for the frozen apples and he appealed today.
 It is alleged that Mrs. Weaver sold 29 barrels of apples to RytbniclS far s101.50 last autumn and that he took two barrels away. Ha left the re- Inainder on the Weaver premises and although he was warned that the fruit was freezing he did not remove tho barrels. He claims the fruit was not his at the time it was frozen.
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
WALSH INTRODUCES RESOLUTION SHARPLY
 CONCERNING SIMS
Declares He Made Pub lie Official Instructions of Most Confidential Character = LOd g e Balks Request For I'm mediate COnsidera- ton.

Washington, Jan. 21-A re- solution declaring that the ac- ton of Rear Admiral Sims in making public official instruc- lions of the most confidential character affecting interna- tional relations deserved the condemnation of all Ameri- cans, was introduced in the Senate today by Senator Walsh, Democrat, Montana, a member of the naval commit tee. His request for immediate consideration was denied on objection of Republican Lead CT Lodge.
 The resolution quoted from the let ter read by Admiral Sims last Satur- day before the Senate Committee in- vestigating naval decorations in which the admiral said that before he left LAIO Oil4lOd oIdlSS 1OI 1OIOp0 III March, 1917, he was told by a high naval official mot to let the British pull the wool over your eyes; it is none of our business pulling their chestnuts out of the fire; we would as soon fight the British as the Ger mans"
 Admiral Sims must have and did consider these instructions, if they were given, to be of the most high ly confidential character, the reso. lution said. adding that his action in making them public deserved uni versal and unqualified disapproval. 'I cannot but believe that whether the above ajdmonition was or was no, given to Admiral Sims, the disclosure under almost any circumstance must receive the disapproval of every American, said Senator Walsh.
 Senator Mccormick, Republican, H. linois, declared the resolution affected a matter that was to be later investi- gated dby a ub-committee, and Sen ator Lodge objected to consideration of the resolution on the grounds that 1t contained grave charges against one of the most prominent officers 1T the American navy without giving him an opportunity to defend hhimself
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
MAJOR BROOKES IS INVESTIGATING
 OIL PROPERTIES

Investigations are being made by investors and bankers of the state into the condition and prospects of the oil companies of Oklahoma and Texas, which have had agents can wasting the state and selling shares of stock since the boom in oil prop critics caused by the war time con- sumption of gasoline.
 Major Brookes of Torrington, has been sent to Oklahoma to investigate and on his report it is believed thert will be some prosecutions for false representation against the parties whd have been selling the stock and for violating the state law against selling stocks that have not been approved and listed by the state authorities.
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
TO ORGANIZE
 .R. CHAMBER
 OF COMMERCE

St. Louis, Mo, Jan. 21-Prelim mary steps toward organizing 9 na- tiona1 junior chamber of commerce. to be composed of young businessmen were taken here today at a caucus of representatives of junior civic bodies from 27 cities throughout the country.
 Today's business was confined prin- cipalIy to naming the committees to carry on organization work and to arrange for a national convention probably to be held next June, at which it is planned to form an or ganization patterned after the cham Der of commerce of the United States.
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23

 IS REPORTED IN
 RAILWAY STRIKE

Rome, Jan. 21-Improvement was reported today in the situation caus- ed by the extensive strike of the ItaI- ian railway men which has affected large sections Of the country since early this week. It was announced that enough employees had reported for work this morning to mote trains. Incoming trains were slightly delayed, but outgoing trains were disr atched on scheduled time.
 The press in general has taken a stand against the strike movement, and the newspaper reports represent public sentiment as similarly adverse.
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
Work of Investigating Milk Problem Has Been Started-COm- mission Has Power to Summon Witnesses and Power to Make Them Talk.

That the mayors committee on milk investigation is work ing along the line that there is profiteering in milk in this city under the present prices was evinced this morning by Alder man Edward McManus, Jr., a member of the committee.
 MT. McManus stated this morning that the committee has started its work of Investigating the milk prob lem iby talking about local conditions with several men who were in the business here a short time ago and getting together data on the local sit uation.
 Within a short time it is planned to get together and the committee will then hold hearings on the milk ques- tions. MT. MdManus says that none of the big dealers have been asked for information yet and probably will not be until the hearing is called
 The commission states that they have the power to summon witnesses before them and believe that they also have the power to make them talk in case they should refuse to answer questions.
 When MT. McManus was asked if the commission had found any evil dsence of profiteering here he replied that he could not answer that at this time as they had not gone into the matter thoroughly as yet. Judging from the attitude of certain members of the committee it would appear that they believe there is profiteering and are preparing to do what they can to check it.
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
WILL RELEASE
 100000, LBS. OF SUGAR SOON
This Supply Has Been Held In Ukraine by Russian
 Blockade. j

Washington, Jan. 21.--~Four huns dred million pounds of sugar, 20, 900 900 bushels of wheat and large quantities. of hides and other materials stored in the Ukraine will be. made available for the markets of the world when the general blockade of Russia, is lifted, according to an announcement here today by the Ukrainian mission in America
 Ukraine needs medicines, surgical goods, cloth, clothing, shoes and agrf- cultural machinery, acco; ding to the mission, which said the lack of medi- cines andJclothing alons had itsS2ced to misery great areas of the 'JASAine. It was added that the receipt of need> ed supplies would greatly assist the Ukrainians in fighting the BolshevHd,
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
 NEW CASES OF
 INFLUENZA

Hartford, Conn, Jan. 21.---Sixty- three new cases of influenza for the first three days of this week have been reported to the state department of health. Forty-three were from Waterbury, five from Pennington, seven from New Britain, three each from Greenwich and Bristol and one each from New Canaan and Rock vile.
 Dr. Black, state commissioner of public health, does not believe the in- crease in new cases this week, nor the situation in Chicago is evidence. that there is likely to be a recurrence Of the epidemic in this state. He ad- vises, however, reasonable precautions against the spreading of the disease
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
TOW BOAT MEN. THREATENING TO
 TIE UP TRAFFIC
will Extend Strike to Muni- cipal Firms and Tug
 Boats.

New York, Jan. 21.---Unless the Tow Boat Exchange accedes to demands for increased wages. shorter hours ahd improved working conditions. strik- ing members of the Harbor Boatmen' s Uinon threaten to extend their strike to municipal ferries and tug boats controlled by the railroad adfninistra- tion The strikers claimed today that 800 tugs have been tied mp by the strike This claim was disputed by Frederick A. Russell, president of the Tow Boat Exchange, who stated that ''only few boats were tied up.
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
FINAL LIST
 OF GERMANS TO BE 800

Paris Jan. 21-The final list of Ger mans whose extradition will be asked by the allies, as approved by the su- preme council yesterday, is supposed to contain somewhat less than 5Oe names out of the original 1.400 &C., cused by the different allies.
 It is understood that the list has not yet been delivered to the Ger mans and the delay in handing 1t over is taken in some quarters to indicate that negotiations are still in progress The Germans are insistin g strongly upon trial of the accused in their courts.
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
INFLUENZA DEATHS DEcREAsR

New York, Jan. 21-Deaths iron, infS1enza and pneumonia in New York city decreased today while ths number of cases increased. Eleven deaths from influenza and AS from pneumonia were reported, compared with twelve from influenza and sixty seven from pneumonia yesterday. There were 462 new cases of influenza compared with 140 yesterday To- days pneumonia cases were 2So and yestardaz'S 12e-
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
RESIGNS FROM CABINET.

Budapest, Jan. 21 - Karl Payer, Minister of Public Safety, and M. Makits, a colleague, have resigned from the Huszar cabinet as a protest against the governments alleged ac- ton in preventing socialists from par ticipating in the election campaign. It is said that socialist literature has been suppressed and that six socialist candidate to the national assembly whose elections were considered as- sured have been arrested.
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
CAT BREAKFASTS
 ON 2 PIGEONS EACH WORTH $50

New York, Jan. 21-A stray tom cat projected himself into the annual poultry show in pro- gross today in Madison Square Garden and hud 8 $10O breakfast on two carrier pigeons on exhibi- tion by Baltimore fancier. The homeless feline squeezed in- to the garden in some unknown way and feasted his eyes on the 14,O00 birds, finally tearing the muslin slips of the crate houS- ing the pigeons. Only a few feathers were left to tell the tale. The cat escaped.
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
JUSTICE AGENTS BOMBING STATE
 FOR RADICALS

Willimantic, Conn.,, Jan. q - De- pertinent of Justice agents began combing eastern Connecticut yester- day for men suspected of being radi- calls. Early today nine had been brought here for safekeeping out of 21 for whom warrants had been is sued. Later only three were held for further examination. The men are said to be affiliated with local branch of Russian Socialists.
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
Mayors Committee To Get Evidence Against
 Milk prOfiteerS
PREDICTS EARLY
 RETURN TO USE
 OF GERMAN DYES

Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 21- Early return to the use of Ger man dyes in America unless con- gresS finds some way to strengthen the American indus try and bring prices down, was predicted by George Weiss of New York in an address before the National Association of Overs and Cleaners in convention here. The labor situation in the dyeing and cleaning industry occupied the attention of the convention today.
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
BOY SHOOTS MOTHER.

Shelton, Conn.a Jan. 21-Mrs. Mary iondrok. 29, mother of four children, was killed by shot from a gun handled by her five year old son, George. late yesterday. The family lived in the Wells Hollow district. Mrs. Iondrok was at her sewing machine when the .laild, taking a gun which stood be- aind a door approached her. When ive> feet away the child pulled the rigger of the weapon and the shot hattered the mothers skull.
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
UNIDENTIFIED MAN KILLED.

Stamford, Jan. 21.---No Identification was made yesterday of the; body of a well dressed man who was killed here Monday night by the eastbound State of Maine express of the New Haven railroad. He was apparently about g years of age and his clothing bore the l1ahAI af 2 Rnchastar- N- Y- tailor
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
COUNCIL WILL DETERMINE SITE

Derby, Jan. 21-Counsel will be en- gagged by the board of education to determine it's rights in making selec- tion of a site for proposed new school. The board of education wants one site, the board of aldermen another. the mayor third, and citf zens are divided between several c-'ar proposed sites.
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
MRS. SEYMOUR MADE
 NATIONAL

Winsted, Conn.,, Jan. 21-N-,s Ade, laide Seymour, secretary of Palmer post, G. A. R., has been appointed a national aide of the staff of Mrs Abbie Lynch, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the national president
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
WORKERS GET WAGE INCREASE

Bristol. Conn.,. Jan. 21-Employes of the Sessions Foundry, some four hundred in all, were notified by the company today of a wage increase of ten per cent to day workers and ten 4fo hftean nar cant for niece workers
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
cEN1ENcEAUYIEhDs PORTFOLIO

Paris, Jan. 21.---Former Premier and Minister of War C1e1nenc handed over the ministry of war to Andre Le- feyre. the new war minister, at 2:3e o'clock this afternoon. Immediately
 after turning over the portfolio to his
 successor, M. CleInenceau left the min
Republican farmer., 1920-01-23
C. uRCH GOES UNDER HAMMER.

Colebrook River. Conn.,, Jan. 21- Under the hammer of former United States Marshal Middlebrook. the chuch of the Union Society of Cole- brook River and vicinity went to Mrs. Ellen ATec ecCorn1ick of this place today for s210-
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Tuesday, August 3, 1920


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Vacation Places

OCEAN VIEW. NA.--Larg". cool rooms
:or rent tS day or week. CloS,. TO u. eli.
Mrs J. l.. bafouT. Francis Cottage. Ports
mouth Avenue
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No. $40 w. Franklin
Street
AT AUCTION I
on the promises. on
TUESDAY, JULY 27. 1920.
M S.oD p'r,,,- 4, y,

'FF "'VV u '-IUVN 7. Vt. 7-T7.1l5I
For the purpose of division. wa.
Will offer for sale on the dav and
time above set that attractive three-l
story brick residence of the late NfrsS
John Tyler. No. 5l6 West Franklin,
new hot water heating plant, Rudis
gas heater. electric lights and gas
range The lot fronts 81 feet inches
oH 10Y rect TO alley, and has also IA
'w0rs ,orS brick building on the rear
TEXANS: Liberal and announced at
y w BOWIE < SON.
CHAPLIN * HUME.
Auctioneers.
y. B.-The house can he scen evarr,
afternoon before sale between 1 and A
> o'clock r. VI.
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x9 sssa :ass .sss y0s ssy g saa -
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MERCHANDISE
Good Thin,,s 10 I..n,

Tllt: BEST GROCERIES FOR the loves.
>. prlc.s August Grocery COMPANY. 81
Etst NaTsAaN Street, Cash-and carry
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REAL EST4TE FOR SALE
Fnrms and i.nn1 for Sule :


FNRMS--Nc have "A great rnany small and
large farms for sale. some near ear !.uc
al bargain prices. l.. r. branch y
%,nth ST. Room 5 ~
FAhMs-Me nav, iars. number, Of
farms Ola our list near railroad sintinn.
and on the best auionobilo roads Ia tho
STATE. Any Of these farms. II bought at
once. can be gotten at bargain price,
Don't wait: get in touch with US itnmc-
d.atcIy; l.. " III. l.. Dtnoon s07 East
Ma!n street
SMALL. FARM tor sale: fine soil. nearly
loved; suitable !or truck or h~ght to-
hacco. near high school; three miles city
UNITS on good road. Address owner. /.
Ni3 care rimcS- Dispatch
TO WHOM THIS NAY CONCERN.
~. TAkE NOTICE.
for, N c-Da!TN farms. stock farms. graz
inE lands. river farms. COioainl homes.
nnnltIS farms. truck farms. tobacco tarMs.
orchard lands. AT rca! bargain prices.
easy terms.
No. better time to iwlEe the quality and
fertility ~ these soils as when the crops
are growing.
ALFKED NELL & COMPANY
flchih"h1. Va. ~ North Eighth st.
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HERE IS A REAL
OPPORTUNITY

HERE IS A REAL
OPPORTUNITY
For live, wide-awake men
who know the farm ma
chinery business, or who
are now in similar work,
but desire to change. We
want you to look at the full
page ad on Page 124, Sat-
urday Evening Post, July
18th, and read the adver-
tisement. We want deal
ers and statesmen to handle
this tractor in Virginia.
Address
PEYTON r. TURNER,
Hotel Richmond,
Richmond, Va.
LAnoRERs wanted. colored iaborcrs:
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EMPLOYMENT
Help MISUNDERSTANDING

AM INTELLIGENT PERSON may carn
400 to 5000 monthly corresponding FOR
ncwsrapcrs us to Sz5 weekly In spar.
iin.. experience unnecessary: no Canvts SIS
lhE. subjects Suggt stvI. S'nI for t,,r.
.cuihrs. National Press bureau Iiui;Hio.
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FINANCIAL
Busincss Opportunities

'''NIN'S3' opportunities 81
COAL! COAL! COAL, We have a rood
ho1.h ih.h' !oT sac, reason for selling,
owners not IN position 20 give personal
attention Address Otto r. RocaIg.r
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Statesmen and Agents

S.ucsmcn and agents 35
81 .rSAIAE NV" Increasing oar.
force and can offer q very atlractly.
proposition - "a salesman in thls terri
iYfy, one with itdlut ana roofing c,ucnt
,Nb"F!.nCe preferred. See Mr. Mitchell
Ho"in 5.!. Murphy's Hotel. Saturday. Us
Situations Wantcd--Fcmale SO
NURSE desires position attending an IN
valid Madison -S5-f
Situations Wuntcd-Male 81
TRAVELLING SALESMAN Wanted posi-
N"n as travelling salesman in States o.
virginia dnH north tHrul!uf. Seven years
experience as salesman, Prefer whoicS.. q.
SroS' - hDus". References exchanged.
AiGr"sS ]. ~: care Times iispatCh
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Hclp-Malc or Female

Hclp-Malc or Female 81
hE!.r WANTED Public. Employment
THIS YEAR is the coInpetcni teachers
-, orn ,', unity II not satisned IN your
" .-'i!l POSITION, we can nc.p YOU 10 a
nctt"r one. Address Dent. -. Int, rstatc
teachers bureau. Atlanta. ia.
WANTED. col"rcd man ar woman for
waiter al virginia Beach cottage Good
sa.ary right party. 40 care Times
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Nantcsi-israi Estate

cilAS- = LoEnR X CO. INC. Insuranc,
, anu Rca! Estate. 3Ol Mutual EuIlGist ],
T.. Ar'hnr iay!sss, Manager Real Estate
-, -
EAiM-N lntcd, 20 buy small ftrIn close
20 k!ch!nOri. suitable tor trucking and
iprHcen. Must have good dwelling aud
rnihouSeS GIVE All particulars inciuI-
inS ptics Address 1871. caro- Times
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Poultry and supplies

Moui.TING HEES-Kcep hopper OF dry
burma Chicken Cnnwicr brtOr, your
,n"u.I:nE hens throughout the. sumner
4nl S!Ey hem hA.; as much I'urina
nCNi winter. SOD in 100 pound bags ana
l-a-p"GDh packages Al your i.alr-'s
or bEausr & hasten. 1905 T.. Cary -.
:. g. Black H,.nO.cas: IIrg. ,ur.Ir-.r,
April hrtCheG rulI"ts Al r"asona b.,.
nrlcrs, Address Rnbtrt Lewiston. cay
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Tailoring and Pressing

BHoADWAY Cleaning and prcss!!ug Co
liz0 East Broad Street
lAHILS. cieauers and dy,rs 1897 West
Main MaIlNnn I2sZ
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BUSINESS SERVICE
ProfcssionnI SERVICES -;
RehoyatiiiS and OycinS

HAIR WAVE permanent by appointment
O. fourth street between Broad and Grace
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REAL ESTiTE FOR SALE
Subugban for Sale

BEAUriF:L suburban ho!n.: large LAWN
shilr. iruit. ciEhtroom house. garage
men mouse, wood house: Ia acres two
squares from car line: 5-C.nt ftr.s Sn,,b
sue Fhons KAndOlnh ELL
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INSTRUCTION
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats. Pets. "a


Dogs, Cats, Pets. a.
COLLIE PUTTY Finest breeding. nerf.cJ
heath; handsome DAINTY pat Tor CHILD
WI, HupIly e.rii"d pcdigrc- ana book on
fninlng. with which ia- owning OF this
tgNt'y puppy viii h.. come an assured
ns.Ashre seen az farm or VIII Ice sent on
receipt Of fio worth $50 IN our ouiu!on
church VI rhunc i.0-E.
Let Us hoard your canary 70. YOU SOurs'
B!r1 shop. III East Grace.
POLICE PUPS females months old
VI y. Wilbur. Lyric Thea,cr
Horses. Cattle, Vehicles 4S
!oNS-FoF sale two young. fresh
Guernsey cows. 5 ~ Hunt r. r. H.
= SguiA richmond. va.
FOR SALE OF eNoaamge, Imported coach
siG! ApTsr. two pony carts: Two pony
f I5h hoqts also several sets harness.
.lOL Ncsl Main.
Ih0!SiA'S RELIAhLE BAZAAR-Wol,
& Brooks You will md plenty horrrr
ana mules second hand wagons. tGcries
=, IIGeSdny ana SsSu-Asy. Bring us YOUR sur
~ ~ you Sah get Year money same Jay.
Madison sSs4
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CARPETS, CARPETS.

Richmond Awning Co. ;li y. Ninth ST,
Madison 2iSs
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AUTOMOBILES
Auto Accessories I

THE pleasure aud sat!sfacuon OF a
Ncvcrlcak top may be yours The dis
uhrtion OF building them Is We also
nSho specially OF seat covers and up
ho!st.rinE. National Auto TOP company
52l w Broad. itanholrh a7sS
NAloit TIRE AND NuBBEH co. 7O7
. West broad street. All standard makes
tireh aud tubes.
NtlNANlI1SG. accessories gas oils
grease. trcs and tubes. Peoples Ser
wee sutton. 10 W"st Grac. street.
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FINANCIAL
business O,,p,.rtuni,irs

coNfE,riO$Eiti Tor sai,. Mus, leave
,,SiIy by AuEusi d VIE sacrifice. to
lNl.h buNHr. s6s SCUM NM Strn.t
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Help Wantcd-Niilc

ANT INTELi.iGE%r PERSON NAV .frn
.6!u" "a WOO monthly ,ofresuSnlInr FOR
nc" spaucf-. 10 tn as weekly in spar,.
'!ihe cN?'rlerc" Unnecessary no canvass
!hE. subjects HuEEs stcd. Sen! for mar
,!'uiAFs- National Press bureau Buffalo.
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IN 'o,or.l. wanted: tlj Tcr 49,
s-'aey Noslilon COS East NaIn
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Electrical Supplies.
STA

WE BUY ana sci! store fixturcs a.; every
.l.scrintion iioI =: Carr. Mad. 2l22
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SiMPLEN IRONING machine The hes,
ironcr made. let show You S.r!ucnr
Electric Co. II " seventh ST. Madison
So
ioL read these Want Ads AK. a cata!os--
ind.xed
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EMPLOYMENT
Help WautcG-.Jnic

1919 accountancy. The highest paid
ptoIes5uh IN the world. For infortua-
Noh. ADDRESS q 1928. carr rIrn"s. IIisiI, . h
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Rooms without Board

FItrH ANp MAIN Cool. furnished
f1oin; .t.Fy c"nvenienc,s. gentl"maIt
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Household linnfis

FIVE PIECE colonial bedroom suit Oi,,r-
tered oak polished Si7y Bailey Fun
hiiEfs GO. 70" East Main Street.
FLl SCREENS Elha hardware Com.
b"hS i-a W"st brcad street.
FoN SALE. Dnn slnchnnrh. prrllin.. .nl.l...
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Wantctl-To I,uy
ROOMS IND BOARD
Rooms With Board

GRACE ST =: ili-Voorns with board
Reasonable rates.
GRACE ST ". 9li-rooms with or with
out private bath.