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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27

TED-Experienced chocolate dip
pers. Apply see Broadway. Gary.
Indiana I0-22-2
WANTED-Two chocolate dippers, good
wages and short hours. Apply III
State St. Hammond 1o;22.e
LADIES-Learn hair dressing. marcel
ing beauty culture or chlrepodE
Pleasant work. Big pay Great demand.
Write today. MOLER COLLEGE, 1O5
5 Wells st. Chicago, III. l0:2S:o
WANTED-Good girl for general work
in bakery; very best wages. All
Ash ST. Hammond 1888
WANTED-Girl for hotel work Nor
ton Hotel phone 1881. East Ham
WANTED-Girl for general housework.
no washing. good wages 30 Waltham
81. Hammond 1026-2
WANTED-Good girl for general house
work. 1909 Hyslop Phone 1612-M
Hammond. 10-26-3
WANTED-Lady to clean office each
week. to hours. Sl-l5. Phone
6fS Hammond 1926
WANTED-Lady demonstrators to
make store and house TO house can
Vass on well known food product made
by Swift < Co. See c. + Lime. Room
5l1 Hotel Nee, Hammond. 1895
WANTED-Dishwas no Sunday
work. Lash Restaurant 167 Sihley
st, Hammond 10-263
-Dishwasher: short hours.
good pay. JOY 10 Restaurant 100
State ST. Hammond 1929
WANTED-Onice girl sos Chicago ave.
Phone 30S-J East Chicago. lc-26.2
WANTED-Metal manufacturer in
East Chicago have permanent posi-
ton open for competent tenographer.
State age. experience and salary want
ed Address B-S4 Times. Ham 1926 )
WANTED-Young lady for
our north side office. APP
ply j. j. Dibos & Son, Fay
cite st and Erie Railroad,
Hammond. l'-s'-l
WANTED-Looking for experienced and
reliable girl for general housework:
good wages no laundry work. 80
Glendale Park, phone 1ol Ham. lo-2I-S
WANTED-Woman to wash. NIB Con-
key ave. Phone Hammond $40, 1927
WANTED-Launlrcss to take laundry
home First class only Can 1894
Hammond before : p. m. or Thursday
morning. 1927
! WANTED Middle aged lady to do roo Il
work in roOming house Apply in
person. Ga Oakley ave. Ham 1927
! NANTED-Expericnce demonstration.
Apply in person Swift & Co. loo
/ Piummer ave. Hammond 1927 )
| WANTED Young lady 10 work in ice
cream parlOr: steady work, good pay
/ 1906 Forsythe ave. phone East Chicago
/ 244 1o-27-9
| TED-Dinner waitress. Betz Res
/ taurant. 279 Hoffman st. Phone a89
/ Hammond. 1927 5
| NTED-Experienced stenographer
for Purchasing Department of East
! Chicago industry. Street cars 10 Of
/ flee door. in reply state schooling
I experience Telephone number, home
! address. and starting salary desired
| Advancement for steady and satisfac-
| tory worker. Address G. Y. care Times
! Hammond 10-27-4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27

GOODRICH AND GOODYEAR
Fabric castings, only slightly used.
VIII give 1000 mileage, all non-skid
30x8. s.; 30x3la. 50: 32x3lA. 32x4,
sIl5o; 33x4. $3.50; 34x4. sl3; S5x5 s15;
S7x5 $3.50; open evenings and sun
DAYS.
$40 Chicago ave. East Chicago. Ind
lana 10-12-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-Good second hand stove to
heat very large hall. Phone So
Hammond. le-@6- j
WANTED-A Brooks phonoEraph- Nd
dress r. A. Halstead. 351f Fir St
Indiana Harbor. l0-26-3
WANTED TO BUY-Bungalow. East
Chicago or Hammond viii trade 1920
Nclie Touring car as part payment 36S
Adams st. Phone 3074 Hammond f8-27-6
WANTED TO BIY-A medium size
safe Public library Phone 1923
Hammond, 1912
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED To RENT-Two or three fur
nfshed rooms close in. young mar
ried couple. no children. Phone Wash
burn. 3420 Hammond. 1926
WANTED TO RENT-Centrally lorated
light housekeeping rooms, must be
clean: no children Address R-of care
tines Hammond. lV-Z I
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-New tire chain, 34X4- Reward.
Phone Hammond l45. 1926
LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN-Tues-
day, an Airdale. Reward return to
W. j Murray. Indiana Harbor. lg-2l-Z
LOST-Wrist watch Friday. October p
Between MAY and Carroll SITS, on
Calumet ave Finder please return TO
lilo Siblev ST and receive reward Phone
as Hammond 1929
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27
Rats Cause Loss to Cane Growers.

Cane growers in Porto Rico estimate
their annual loss at $4,000. due not
only TO the cane actually destroyed,
but also 10 the fermentation set Up
ia the cane juices in the stalks that
had been gnawed upon. thus reducing
the purity and the sucrose content
This loss was based upon the estimate
that only one-hslf Of ! per cent OF
stalks were attacked by rats; bur in
reply TO inquiries, the estimates MADE
by different planters varied from l per
cent to I per cent Of stalks attacked
by rodents
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27
Do Not Disturb the SIX Worms

In the Chinese silkworm Matching
rooms the temperature Is tested BY
naked men Thanks 10 the sensitive
the heat moisture just right. As you
stand in the vast Chinese silkworm
houses you hear not only the sound
of the worms feeding on mulberry
leaves, but also the acrual sound Of
the silk spinning the spinning Of their
cocoons "a sound like rustling rain.
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For REM

FOR RENT-Modern office room.
Straube Bldg Apply Straube Piano
& Music Co. Hammond l0-I-tf
FOR RFNT-Garage on Douglas near
Holman Phone Reid, 1882 Ham-
rnond 1927
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27

FOR SALE-One black reed baby car
riagc first class condition. Call 4af
Cedar st. Hammond 1877
FOR SALE-Large fern; cheap. Call
Hammond 246S 10-27-2
FOR SAT.F-Combinatio hard and soft
coal heater new. never used. and
leather couch, 36S Plummer ave. Ham
mond. 1928
FOR SAI.E+Bed complete. Hygeia
springs. sanitary couch complete
Phone 1891 Hammond. 10-27
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27

WANTED - Experienced
bank man. Apply in per
son or by letter. Give age
address, education, expert
ence and state whether mar
lied or single. First Calumet
Trust & Savings Bank, East
Chicago, Ind. '0-s' 3
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ROOFING SALE


smooth surface; wrapper slightly dam
aged by railroad COMPANY TO be sold
SIoe roll and up Emil Minas Gi2
Oakley ave Ham. Phone 2467; office
phone 22o5 Ham le-lS-n
FOR SALE-Furnitare viii be auction
ed off TO highest cash bidder. 1872
Hanovtr st. Wednesday, Oct. p at p.
m ParIor sets. dining room set; two
machine kitchen outfit lo-22-5
FOR SALE-New bicycle. 501S Todd
ave. East Chicago. 1928
FOR SALE-One McCray refrigerator,
holds 1000 pounds of ice; suitable
for restaurant: one two oven hotel
hogany finish. one triple bar sauce
pan rack. To7 Chicago ave East Chi
caeo. 1928
FOR SALE-Two beds complete;
large rugs; dressers; one Elder cleo
trio washer; Singer Electric sewing
machine; sanitary couch. complete
writing desk and hot water laundry.
4S5 r. Sibley st. Hammond 1925
FOR Baby buFgy. Al condit-
ion; reasonable, 354 sibley St. LIST
fiat. Hammond. lo-25-3
FOR SALE-Lansing show house, FIX
lures and everything for sale. large
place; suitable for any kind Of bust
ness. Phone Lansing sd for 1nfor-
FOR SAIE-25O Darrell Chemical lump
lime. excellent for fertilizer, reason
able price g. & @. c. r r. R. Local
storekeeper. East Chicago. 10-26-3
FOR SALE-A good piano. Phone 121
Hammond. 10-26-2
FOR SALE-Canary birds. $50 Sibley
St. Hammond. 1o-2b-2
FOR SALE=Young ladies ermine trim
med plush coat, practically new. Call
at 1904 Sibley st. Hammond 1926
FOR SALE-Mahogany piano and oak
photograph Must sell this week.
ass Elm st Hammond 1926 2
PIANOS FOR SALE@At a bargain.
one Haines Bros, S125: One ". p.
Emmerson. 500; one F. R Wolhnger.
S125: can be seen in hallway of 525
and 527 Holman st. Huehn Block In
quire for II Hermes. Ham 1e26-2
FOR SALE-Cash register in good con-
dition Apply The Miriam Shop. 577
Holman st. Hammond 10-21-4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27

A public hearing Of said application
viii be held at the city Of Indianapolis.
on the sth day of November 1920, he
fore the Indiana State Board of Tax
Comnlis toner's All taxpayers and all
persons interested are notified to be
present 1t said hearing
dated al Hammond, Indiana, October
20, 1920
DANIEL BROWN.
Mayor of the City Of Hammond.
10-2o-27 Indiana
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF
HEARING on PRIMARY OR PRIMA
FACIE ASSESSMENT ROLL
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK, EAST
CHICAGO. INDIANA. OCTOBER 1s.
1920
You are hereby notified that the
Board of Public Works of the City of
East Chicago. Indiana. did. on the 1Sth
day of October. 1920. approve a primary
or prima facIe assessment roll showing
the primary or prima facfe assessments
for the Improvement of Melville ave
nue. from the north line Of 141st street
to the south line of 18th street as
authorized by Improvement Resolution
40. Also passed and approved by
said Board, on the 5th day Of May,
1919.
That said Board of Public Works viii
meet on the sth day of November, 1920,
ct 1870 O'Clock D. m. at its office and
Will hear all persons Interested, and
receive and consider circumstances
from owners of property. either in
person or BY representative. against the
amounts assessed against their property
described on said roll. and viii deter
mine the question as to whether such
lots. tracts Of land. or parcels OF
ground, have been benefited in the sum:
and amounts named on said roll or III
greater or less sums. or in any sum.
Such primary or prima facie assess
ment roll showing the primary or prima
facie assessments. together with the
names of owners and descriptions OF
property subject 10 be assessed, is or
file and can be seen q ( the office of the
Board of Public Works.
By order of the Board of Public
Works.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27

WANTED-A first class estimator on
electric light and power work. APP
ply 633 Holman St Standard Elec-
trio Engineering Co. Ham. 1928
WANTED Experienced salesman.
capable Of organizing company. For
paanufaC curing improved patents. tools
snd machinery B-S2 care Times.
Hammond 1925
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MACHINISTS

Wanted-2 GishOld oper-
ators and hand screw ma
chine operators, must be eX-
rerienced men. Edwards
Valve and Mfg. Co. East
Chicago. Ind. Iu--o Il
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27

FOR SALE-By owner. modern SIX
room bungalow on so # lot. $4,000.
Cash for equity Phone 1907 dam
mond lc-@o-o
FOR SALE room cottage with ce-
ment block garage. Cheap If taken at
once 255 Pine St. Hammond. lu--o-S
INVESTMENT OR BUILDING SITE
42l4 IT. corner 142nd and MagOun ave
only $3.50. If its an investment or
building site YOU are looking for let $
show YOU this.
TERMINI- MORELLI co.
East Chicago Bank Bldg Phone East
Chicago 81. l0-2e-2
HOMEWOOD SPECIAL
We have a fine 6 room
bungalow on Carroll St. oak
trim, furnace, garage, well
located, west of Holman St.
"a bargain at $5,S00.00.
Quick possession.
WOODS MARTIN & co.
Phone Hammond 81
COL Holman St.
1895.
FOR SAI.F-New room brick bunga-
low hard wood trim throughout 1921
Grapevine st. phone 18TH indiana
Harbor. lV--o :
Try a Times Want AID"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27

W NTED-EXperience shop timekeeper
for industrial plant Address B-52
Times. Hammond 10-19-tf
WANTED-Car carpenters. bring tools.
Cudahy Packing Co. East Chicago,
Indiana. 10-2I-6
MEN LEARN BARBER DE-Jobs
waiting, Steady or extra work. High
est wages Earn while lea ruing. Write
NOLER BARBER COLLEGE, l05 ).
Wells 81 Chicago 10:23:6
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MRS. E. LEE
Phone 1896

Lectures d ally
from 9 a. m. to 9
p. M, The Right
Way to Live. !" 7i6
State Line St.
cor. Douglas. Ill
side. Hammond.
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NOrHF
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY
OF HAMMOND. LAKE COUNTY.
INDIANA

INDIANA
Notice Is hereby given that the Board
of Education of the city of Hammond.
Lake County. Indiana, has filed with
the state Board of Tax Commissioners,
it's petition for leave TO borrow Two
Hundred Fifty Thousand $3.50 100000
Dollars. to take care of existing i'm
debtedness and to meet the necessary
operating expenses of the school City.
and that hearing viii be held on said
petition hy said State Board Of Tax
commissioners at the office Of said
Board in the State House in the city
of indianapolis indiana. at ten O clock
a IN. STANDARD Time) on the 5th day
of NaNrmber 1920.
Z SMITH
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27

ENTS-Large manufacturer wants
agents TO sell hosiery. underwear.
shirts. dresses, skirts. waists. shoes;
clothing; etc Write for free samples
Madison Mills, 500 Broadway. New
York 10-1S-eod
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27

MIN WANIEIb-IO sell insurance
previous experience necessary
very best contracts. perpetual renew
ais We insure all races and nation
alities We are particularly anxious
10 secure men who after short training
would be able 10 take charge of branch
offices Lion Life Insurance CO. I2o
chicago ave. East Chicago. 1925 set
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WANTED Married man for farm work;
good wages, plus house. fuel, milk
etc. Phone or write V. \. Place Crown
POINT. Ind. 10-2T-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27

WANTED-Y Dung man, is or over. tor
deyilery wagon; steady position; good
wages; union hours Apply with ref
erences East Chicago Coffee and Tea
store ia Chicago ave. East chicago.
Indiana. l0-25-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27

NTED-Salesman % % 40 years old.
for the largest and best paid sales
organization in the United States. Ex-
perience not necessary; We train you:
no travelling: live leads. opportunity of
life time for one acquainted I'm Calumet
region Must furnish Al references.
Address The East Chicago Times Of
fee 1918
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VANTED-Boy to carry Times route.
north side. west of Sheffield ave.
Hammond. Apply Times Office Room
IA Hammond Bldg. lG-26-3
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WANTED-A high class

WANTED-A high class
speciality man to handle
a nationally known article
for Hammond and sur
rounding territory. If you
are Of this caliber inquire
Tor J. L. Brown at Nee
hotel, Oct. ~ after 7:3O p.
~. or Oct. IS from 9 to u a.
IN. Hammond. i'-1'-
NANTED-Technical men
for drafting room work,
mechanical or civil engin-
GERS, who have had some eX-
perience in steel and con
crete design preferred. APP
plicants must apply by let
ter, stating age, salary eX-
pected, experience and
when available. Address
chief engineer Standard Oil
Co. Indiana, Whiting, Ind.
WANTED-Ofice boy. Apply Hubbard
steel Foundry Co East Chicago. In
diana l0-27-tf
ATTEC-Teanster for coal wagons
Akin Coal Co. 500 Roosevelt ST. Ham
nond 1925
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-.L Large variety OF TRUNKS.
bags ana suit ca ses. Lesser Loan
Bank. SIS State st Hammaoe. 2I7-tf
FOR SAJ4E.--Unredeemed D1aLlonds and
Railroad Watcher. Lessrrs Loan Bank
IS Statr ST. Hammond. Open evenings.
FOR SALE-Complete set Of grocery
store fixtures. Inquire SIS Chicago
ave. East Chicago. 10-I6-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-27

Wonderful values in I'M
redeemed suits, overcoats
and raincoats, Lessers Re
liable Loan Bank, 90 State
~ Han,,,,o,,J 10-1S-tf
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G. l. SMITH.
l.. L. RONIBERGER.
Best Weather sian.

Board of Education Of the city
of Hammond 1C-20-27
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WANTED-Ex Experienced chocolate dill
pers. Apply see Broadway. GARY
Indiana 1922
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-05

from Hartford. Conn. 70 spend the
winter with her grandparents.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
gave a turkey dinner Thursday. which
was VIII pasronized and Melted q neat
sum for their trouble
on Friday evening following Thanks
giving, a home mission pageant call
cd The Striking of Americas Hour
was given a. the Presbyterian church
II was under the 50 bic direction II
Miss Zedene Horne. teacher 81 expires
sion IN the Quincy high school and
about one hundred people representing
the different denominations OF the city
took part The church waa filled TO
its utmost capacity and at the close
of pageant sandwiches and coffee
were served By the Presbyterian
women.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-05

were called 70 J. = Taylor's home
last week. Mr. Taylor had a severe
spell q acute indigestion.
l. Kil'ana viii farm near Mr.
Glass place tho coming year.
Mrs. chas. Randall and daughter.
Miss Marie. were IN Flomaton. shop.
ping iast Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs II ID Renfroo were
guests ~ Mrs Ranfroe's brother ~
Athnon. Sunday.
q y Gentry made business trip 70
Flomaton sunday.
Mr. Mcleod, o. Flosnaton. was "a
Poplar Del last Thurday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. y Gentry ana
daughters and Misses Eula Gllmors
and Bessie Kelley OF Byrnevllle
called on Mr.. and Ms T. r carnes
rlaying and singing. They had a real
Tuesday end spent musical evening
old time singing.
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Miss Sarah Oxford. Red Cross agent
now az work IN Gaasden county. or
gsnizeG a Home and school Club at
Concord Monday. The object OF the
club l. to study child welfare, COM
hiGnity prog eaa. health and recrea-
tion for the children. After finish.
ing this work AZ Concord Miss Ok
ford went 10 Greensboro with . view
20 organising q similar club
Mr. and AIRS. VIM. Il. Malone nre
receiving congratulations on the birth
Of a son. who has been christoned
James Lyle. Mrs Malone was for
merry Miss Anabal Lyle Of live Oak
and before her marriage was a popu-
lar teacher IN the Quincy high school.
Ernesiine, the -year-oid daughter
~ Mr.. and Mrs Alder Gregory. while
on her way 70 school Monday morn
ing, narrowly ESCAPED death when
struck BY an automobile. Ter face
and shoulder was badly bruised but
the driver succeeded ia stopping the
car before II ran over her body.
Mr and Mrs. A ~ Hubbard have
the symBpthy Of many friends on the
death of their infant soa. Tarnes Ri
bert Hubbard which occurred satur-
day The remains were inferred ia
at Pleasant cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs 4 = uoarln have re-
turned from New York. where they
have been visiting their daughter.
Miss Pauline. who Is studying voice
under oscar SaenRer.
sarah Bremen. granddaughter o. Mr.
md Mrs. e. $. Curtis. has arrived
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Poplar Dell. Dcc. s-N: and Mrs
Lawrence Klmnra. uf Jacksonville
spent tho week end Nith The formers
parents Mr. and Mrs w A. killiam
and family in Poplar Dell Mrs XII
liam was Miss Hester Kirk. 10 Jack
sonvliie. before her marriage and Mr.
Knliam was one ~ Poplar Dcus best
known young men. Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence KiIiam's relatives ard
friends were proud 20 have tie youns
folks ln their midst again This Is
the first time since their marriage last
December that they have been 10
Poplar Dell. Mrs Kiiliam said folks
On jacksonville could leave windows
open and that pcope living further
south OF Jacksonville wore summer
clothes al the year because the ch-
mate was 30 mild Relatives an1
frienda visited Mr. and Mrs. i<iIllam
during their short vacation in Poplar
Dell Mr. Kiilinm has been chief oper-
atOr in Jacksonville since be was about
sixteen years of age tie only missed
one year when ne was wireless opera
tor in London during the war. Tie
was also operator on ocean cable Mr
and AIRS Killlam started on the re-
turn trap 90 their home sunday, going
by way lf Montgomery Ala.
d. ~. Gentry took them "a the trala.
going ~ Flomaton. Sunday afternoon.
Waiter n VIZ. M mother and Miss
Joyce Wilder ana her sister Miss EuA
Wilder SO Pensacola post office. moe
tlrcd to Miss WIdcrs home IN Can
fonmcnt nud were entertained BY q.
90 wilder THANKSGIVING Day. AIR
Wilder has been on rural route as
postmau number ~ years The#
haFv e beautiful homo ln CantoHment
Mlrres ArabeIio and Lizzie Creamer
visited ST. aud Mrs. feacocks family
Monday
Miss frulc Mty Johnston b. attend
nE nyrseWue High school She com-
mrneed r.er studies Monday
rhc .fll1l Don school boys played
baaeist Same with Mohlay school
boys m e 1Iest1y evening about two
tDiocN Mcasrs Eugene Reufras.
Eugene Black, carl Rufus and Dennis
Waite playe8 for Poplar DeH and
.fcars Elu Nohnd. Fan Thompson.
lau. Cooper Ielie Goodwin and
Travis Cooper played for Mohley
Cau whit pitched. Eugene Renfros
,auWht fol Chem Rufus held second
Vase Eugene Black held third hase
Hil holland rltchCd for Mohley Den
rhampeun caught Daniel Cooper hell
srst basc reip Goodwin held second
ttst Travis Cooper hold third bae
. hc score stpcd eighteen t3 eight In
favor 90 POPLAR DOLL
Misses Leila and Lilly Cooper spent
sunday with AR and Mrs s. a. Wiz
iors family
Aiia Agnes Peoples OF Mohley cova-|
uunlty Was tho guest ~ Mt asd ar
A. R Black ana family sunday
Master willard Dreamer has re-
covered from short illness ~ pne
mora.
Mr. and Mrs W Bunray con Mas
Ger Fred Epbray was able - eat
Thanksuvlng Dinner with tae heua|
folks
IS y. Gentry wns in Flomaton ON
b. - ss Moadsy.
airs q R uiack ana family were
guests of Mr lula williams SUNDAY
Mr. and Nes Alonz1 Powell anu
infant child wen. rueeta ~ Mr.. ard
Mrs A NJ Powell SUNDAY
Misses Lillian and Noecne r1aek
visited Mohipy sunday school
Mrs Edward Bcn ana son Master
Floyd ~ Little Escamhia. north sa-
turb 90 Fiomagou were entertained lsv
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Druggists refund money IL pAZ0
OINTMENT falls 10 cure Itching.
Blind. bleeding or prntrudinT piles.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles. md
you can get restfui aieep after first
ar licatlon. 60c adv.
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CHINA invented kuupowder ana pop.
uiarizel firacracksrs.
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Mr. 0ria Mckee and mother and
Mr.. 4. A. Mckee and children we're
callers mt Melville TNnnkaaivlnn.
Ailnn Gibson nf WNlNhf spent Wed.
nnad.sg niwht with me IlartaroRe fam.
~
q. g Hudson ~ the rye Plant took
simmer Sunday With wfa Hartarove
family
Mr.. and Mrs. - y sullivan anent
IhankaEiFinN IN peaaarola.
otto Williams ~ laurel IAN. who
= wofking 90 ne Hand saw NTH laet
the ltttie finger on be leff hand from
the button aaW. e took five atl chss
% close the wound
Mss oaFuier Hand Was sick lat
week
Mr. ana Mrs Frea Rogers took din
ned NTH Mrs Rogers mother in
Crcstview THANKSGIVING
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PERSONAL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Marshall Business Brokers.
Billiard room, 13 tables; cigar and refresh
ment stand; high-class place; long lease.
Price. $4,000.
observation-disclosures and bakery; no better
location in the city We can recommend this
location. Worth $4,000. Price $500.
Confectionery and soft drinks; old-estab
lished corner; price 50, 100.
Soft drinks and light lunch: opportunity fol-
Greek to open fruit store. 500.
Rooming house. - rooms; fine furniture
propositions we ever listed for 81. 600. We ad
wise quick action. Rent, ss5. 2l-month lease
Rooming house. Mass. ave., 10 rooms; price
81. 900.
We want business places Of all kinds fol
cash buyers. The success of this office is
we'll known all over the city. Sales in the
last two weeks have broken all previous rec
ords. We handle business brokerage in pro
fessional way. List your place now and save
time.
Marshall Business Brokers,