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Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
About the Bridges,

At a special meeting o. the, Fiscal
Jourt, /, as County Road Eagineet,
was ordered to purchase bridges !. for
the Brooks ford Of Blackyeter and for
he stamper ford Of Grassy, Comply.
ing with said order I pdrchasea Fom
the Highway Iron Products Co, OF Lig.
omlr, Ind, the said bridges, to be shipi
ID On or before December 10th, 1921
| have been advised. by the president
f that company. Mr.. @. v. Joseph, that
they had accepted the order and wou't
ship said bridges as soon as they cotilt
he assembled, and that he thought
they would be ready by November LIST
Now 1t is being circulated that thi
purchase was not made In good faitl
ard that the bridges are not to b,
shipped. I want to say that the au
thor Of that statement Is a liar an,
knew he was when he told 1t. Thl
bridges have been bought and will b
delivered according to contract.
A. +. BLEvINS.
..- Road Engineer.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
WHERE u. s. STANDS.

Just where the United. States Stands
In relationship to, the world ds pointed
out by the New York Curb News which
suggests the "knockers" be presented
With these facts that America has:
O per cent of the worlds population; /;
Z per cent Of the worlds land; .
20 per cent Of TIE wofid's gold,''
25 per cent Of sll wheat grown,
33 per cent Of the worlds silver:
40 rer cent Of the wHrlds railroads
40 per cent otsthe worlds steel and
iron: N.h .
10 p"r cent of the worlds coal;
90 per cent Of all cotton grown;
-eepcr cent Of tiss woridS, OH. =,
70 ner cent Of tho. Words copper;
Is pcr cent Of MI corn grown:
| 20 per cent Of the worlds automo
blles m
Previous to 1914, we owed England
10 much money that the annual inter
eat was 3 hundred million dollars
Now England Is .paylrg us 40 milllor
dollars n ysNr interest, Before h
war. we oved about 4 billion dollar
abroad. Today the net indebtedness
Of. Eurcl to America is 10 hilton dol
lars America Is now me richest hat'Ol
and the flnancal center Of the world
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
FEEBLE | BLOOD
WORKS HAVOC
Guides Pepto;N ;Niangan : Makes Red.
Blosd; Liquid and TSblet
Eorm.

When blood becomes thln ani wcnE
II Is due to falling of in the number
OF red blood cells. It is easily recog.
nized by pallid skin or blemishel
c. mple1ion, loss Of appetite or unnai-
ural irr'tability and Il sensation nf
weakness II is not da,,s'rols ut firsl.
In fact, many people sc,rw'v notica Il
and 20 on for days, thlnhiIg they will
ie better the next d1v.
The great danger is In the possibility
|of becoming seriously m from disease,
which can work havoc in a body TINT
lacks. the endurance aud resistance in
rich, red blood.
Taken ip time and steadily, a few
bottlea Of Gude's Pepto- Mangan are n
great help. Itimproves the quality Of
the blood by aiding red blood cells
They Geek the weakness. improve the
appetite and clear the complexion.
You can get Guides Pepto-ManEan
In liqud and tablet form at your drug
Elst's. Get the genuine with {
name "Gude's Pepto.Manganp ep
package.-Advertisement %.ee.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
CANEY
r. II. FERGUSON.


Mrs. Silas Howard of Jackson pass.
ed through town Monday enroute tc
the bedside of her father, Bill Vance
If Holiday, who is dangerously i'll
with double pneumonia.
Curtis Frisby, who has been con.
fined to his bed for the past week
with pneumonia, is improving,
Estell, the little Six year OLD daugh
ter of Rev. Frank Manning, has ty.
phoid,
The stork visited Tie home of John
Bailey, the 24inst., and left a IL pound
boy.
Miss Trennie Walter is visiting h,r
sister, Mrs. Willie Arnett and Mrs
Clay Rose, of Lee City, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Barker, OF
Hardbur'ey. are visiting the latter,
hrother, jeff Ferguson, and other rcla
tives here for Il few weeks
Mrs. Bill Gullett, of Holiday, was
visiting friends and relatives here and
at Camel City Saturday andSm3ar
Mrs. Nettie Adams and little sons
Orbm and Foster, are visiting her
nephew, Goebel Salycr, of Middle
town, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Z. Oney, Mr.. an1
Mrs. X. ]. BowleS and Miss Ethel Al.
en-, of West Liberty, were the guests
c. V. Reid Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. o. Keith and Smith
Bays mOtored TO ut. Sterling and Ash.
and last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Reed, NIr.and
Mrs. S. X. RceA end family, Mr. and
Mrs. Noah Alles, Of Lyliins. all motor
ed to Winchester. LEXINGTON and Nj
Vernon and visited relatives last week;
Miss Mary and Patton Harper, of
Harper were visiting relatives here
Saturday and Sunday.
A. L. Patrick has Just had a now
church house erected on his place. We
understand Mr.. Patrick has borne all
The expenses. We feel he will lie re
warded FIR his libcrality.
Miss Hazel Oncy, OF Harper was
visiting in town Saturday and Sunday
CLERK.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
The Osler Side.
Camel City, Ky, oct. II, 1921

Camel City, Ky, oct. II, 1921
Editor Courier,
West Liberty, Ky,
Dear Sir and Friend:
! note with much concern that your
good paper has taken stand in oppu-
Sitisn TO the proposed school amend
ments, or more especially the first
me, l was in sympathy with you in
your fight against the moonlight school
fake, Tut regret very much that So
Great an inSucnc. as our county paper
should take such anrpositipn,
In discussing this some tine ago you
stated that You could more rcall, sec
the go0d IN Democratic proposal than
a Republican or words to that cjert
rather indicating tlat this was a p,lit
icla movement. The facts do not hcnr
nut It's ida. The pan has been dis.
i.ussed in the educational ASSOCIATIONS
of Kentucky and other states for years.
and was definitely propoS d by our
X. +. \. years ago WHOM our entire
state was In the hands 0f the Demo.
rats, and when as now the majority
# tie educat rs Of the K.E. \. were
democrats. They were proposed In
Iour state senate by Democratic Scua-
tors and IN the house by n Democrat
, and Republican and were signed
by n Republican Governor. They are
now being advocated by the lending
e'ucators If ~ state, both pnmacrut,
and Republicans.
TIE first amendment propps'2 +,
} separate the election of s'a'c Smari,
tendcnt from the political election oI
: tie state and leaves the plan of c'c.
. ticn to he worked oul by the lcgila
? trrc ] have confidence yo lave yui
l'h9t rur next L.r uturr win Dee Dion
ocmtic. and or coursr Rrmhliui
Governor, SO that ls yafn in asNnt'
that no r'an viii De- udon'od wlhou
careful consideration. u dpns' i,c
I mean ms orr GOOD friend "Falrpluc
, ard Y u lave m'i.H'.1 'hu' II '0'c
my rights aw0v f.'m no pnoN
Y r. ere aro various r'HHs besides lnn
( tiou lv 81 Cpto bupr1 ". np,. tl,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
Bath Rooms. Best Table Service. Heath
Promoting Mineral Water in Yard.
Liyerv and Feed Stable in Connection,
]. HENRY COLE, Proprietor
Rates Reasonable
Heath.
Two PAPERS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE.
Rates Reasonable

We have made an arrangement with the publishers
Of the Southern Agricut by which we can give to each
new subscriber to the Courier both papers Tor the price OIL
one-$1.50.
papers in the south and should be in the home OF every
farmer in Morgan county.
This offer will expire November H. We have only
secured limited number of Southern Agriculturist sub,
scriptions and when they exhausted we will have to
withdraw the offer.
The week beginning November and ending Novem-
Der IL is the "Home Town Paper Week. and during thai
week we are making this offer To every new subscriber
or fsnewa during that week will give the Southern
Az: :cul urst free for one year.
To those of our readers who desire to get up club
we will give the club raiser rs cents each subscription
secured that week. club is tive or subscribers
This is not clubbing offer with the Southern Agrcutus
We have bought number of subscriptions to the above
paper and are giving them free with the Courier.
We want to make big increase in our own subscrip
ion list and make this special offer for the week only
hurh you may send in the subscriptions before that time
and have them credited and the subscribers will begin to
receive Goth papers Immediately.
We will appreciate it if our readers will tell theil
re IS who are not subscribers of this offer and aid
TO m subscribers. you want to get up club
go crk and give the two papers for year for $15C
25 cents of each subscription when you get UP
. Shuus he
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
FLAT WOODS
D. F. ELAN


Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Haney and Mrs
'ymbs, Of LcNGg,on, were the guests
u Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Henry last
week.
Luther Tailcy and .amily, of Caney
as bccn visiting his father, Granvill,
alley.
Mrs. Sidney Cox, who has been ill
'f no letter.
Lite Elizabeth, daughter Of c. NJ
'artcr, ! as ,he car'ct fever.
M.s,rs. Naihic wells, of Licking
liver, and Taylor May, of West Libel
~, were visitors of this place Sunday
tf,cmoon.
Mis- Brulah Whit attended the pie
upper at Salem Saturday night. e.
Misses Iucz Henry, Wilma May ant
'Bclma Henry, and Messrs. Walter
Nay, Cryille Henry and Byron Ma!
vent poysum hunting Saturday nigh
md sure had some luck,
Thtrc is singing every Saturday nigh
4 the Carter school house, Every
ody come,
There will bn pie supper given a
he Flat Woods school house next Sat
rduy night for the benefit of the II
rary. Everybody must come.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor McGuire wer
the guests Mr.. ana Mrs. i, c. Henr
aturday night and Sunday,
GOO GOO EYES.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
n. =. howe last sunday.

W. As hOnC iuol SuuuuS.
Uhar.ey Uhl.uers, OF Lee county,
brought q line load of wheat to be
made into nour by the Campton Mil.
ing Company, last week.
Douglas Evans was in our midsl
one day last week.
James Tyier, Of Vortex, prominent
candidate ior matrimony on the free
Tor al tlcAet, went to see his best glrl
last SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lacy are visiting
friends and relatives on Lacy's creeh
this week.
Farmers are busy sowing wheat in
this section. It seems that the acre.
age will be great deal larger than
usual.
Miss Bertha Byrd dismissed hei
schoI last week, while the house was
being repaired.
Rev. ]. n. Tolson was in our midst
last Tuesday.
Married, last Thursday the Goth inst
ut the hone Of Marion Wireman, in
vampton, Mr.. J. ]. Tyler TO Miss ROst
W rcn.sn. TIE ,room is a son of thu
,teD .,ey. -. Tyler and Is a mode
young man Of excellent character ant
an ex-sOldi r the world war. Tn,
bride IL te ace shed daugter of Mr.
ard Air, ss 'Nireman, of Camp
H., esu e.. ,rthy of the choic
Q as al cir many friend
DIN in wi b ng N happy and pros
,rsus cue ugh life,
''" 'i. Is getting very ho
T - ard the vets an,
, -s... E......r -. . for their choice
| . =. = ar or the drys and Judg
Miller Tor the w,.s
! SOMEBODY.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
YOllrS r'gnertiuITy,
A. Il. MCGUIRE.

10 The Vo'ers Of Morgan county:
| hayc taught s,hool for ten years
and have arded tie teachers severa'
Years in order to have good school.
have shown a willingness to fight fol
my uutiy by eulisiiqs under Capt
Jeff pratcr 70 hrht the Sganiards in
SIS.
Ny good wife and I kept the, post.
Office for the people mt Index for four.
teen ana one half years when no one
else wanted it.
! have plowcd the hills until my hair
is arcv md my form is bent. Aud
now X" " ask the people to elect me
to the te Office Of Board of Educa-
ton The ghth of November, promising
thom viii do M duty the best | can
Respectfully
d. T. ELAN.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27

choose, but any plan will be an i'm.
provement.
At present the Office of superinten.
Il Mt is totally cclipsed by the G'np.
races and the average citizen has no.
thing whatever to do with his election.
Who elected George Colvin Statei Sup
erintndent? The ppOple?? Certainly
not. \ political cancus nominated him.
and then he was swept into office on
political issues wholly apart from
school problems All our Superintend-
.ents Lave been chosen this way and
the avclare citizen does not remember
the name Of the man who ran for the
Office two days after the elction be-
cause lie was interested in the Govern
.ors race. No, Mr.. HoyermalG, this is
noG Il political game. II is an educa-
tional program, worked out by the big
g2st educators of the State in an at
tempt to redeem Kentucky from its
one outstanding shame-its position
cducatiOnally. 1t is all right Ito be a
PARTISAN in one sense but it is not good
citizenship to let partisan. polite cast
such shroud around us that we can
not see the right side of an issue.
The issue, as l see it, is whether
the citizens of the State are willing tc
follow their educational leaders in their
struggle for progress, No man be-
lievcs in going backward where pro
gress has beau made and it is just as
foolish to think tlat we should cease
to go forward. The constitution was
Iwade by the people and can be changed
by them. Why not advise the people
to vote yes on these amendments and
liz we make il no worse, which I think
imp ssible, then we have made no mis-
fake.
|. assure y0u, Mr.. Editor, that this
is written in a friendly attitude in or
der that the people may see both sides
Of this question. If however, you do
not see fit to publish it. l presumr
your waste basket is not filed to its
full capacity.
Yours respectfully.
A. L. MCGUIRE.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27

Mrs NJ. Il. Ferguson and two of
their chilGren have ben sick for three
or four well ks, but are said to be
improving.
j. L, Brad ey has decided to contiu-
tie in the mercantile business, and is on
Il trade with L. q. Blevins to buy h.s
stock of goods. Mr.. Bradley may sell
both at home and in the house MIR
Blevins is now selling in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Williams were
at West Liberty Saturday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Fraley VISITED
at Silver Hill Saturday night, guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. BOlin
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Caskey and MI
and Mrs. Dewey Caskey, of LenoX, at.
tended church here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. Hami'tca, o.
Elamton, attended church here Suad =
and dined with r. H. Ferguson ant
family
Elders r. ii. Hays and Henry Rose
Lerry, of Moon, and Il. II. Ferguson
will preach at Florress the fifth Satur.
day night and Sunday-this month.
Luster Williams is getting up men tC
20 to Seth, w. Va. to work ON the raj
road.
Elders w. L. Gevedon, Of Grassy
Creek, W. A. Hay, of Maize, ]. X. Pat
rick, w. j. Beculhicmcr and others
recently closed n II day meeting, which
was conducted eight days at DinguS
with four conversions, ana 8 days al
Jeptha, with thirteen Conversions and
reinstated total 10. 1t was a glorious
lime, with al of Gods chi dren whc
took part, and death on old Nick Il d
his followers.
r. II. FERGUSON.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
Think What You Owe the Telephone
..t.t.t Girl" -.

the telephone girl s;s on her chair,
o.! listens to yo'ces fl m everywhere
she hears all the goss . sli, hears all
tie news, she knows " Is happy and
Who has the blues
81" knows aii oil sorruWs. she
knows all our joys, she knows all the
girls who are choosing the bcyR
She knows all our trouble, she knows
all our strife, she knows every man
who Ia, mean to his wife. she knows
every time we are out With the boys
she knows the excuses the fe,low, EN-
pioys, ! She knows every woman who
haa q dark past. she knows every mai,
who Ia inclined 10 be fast. IN fact,
there's secret meath each sAucy curl
Of that quiet, demure looking 'Tele.
phone, Gitl,'NIf the teiephoise girl
would tell all she knews Il would hirr
half our friends into Bittsrea foes;
she'd start a spallg Wind that would
soon be a gale; ingulf US IN trouble and
land us In jail; She would let 90. 4
story (which ssipins ID 'toSfee, would
cause half our wives 70 sue for divorce
She would get all the churches mixed
up in a fight, and tnrn ait-our day.
into sorrowing nights In fact, sh,
would keep all the wnrld> ina stir 4
she told a tenth part of what she hears
Nov, doesn't 1t set your, head in 4
wlarl' When ycu think what you ow,
the Telepone Girl.
zone Who Knows"
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
IJEIIART

C ii and Giy and corn is drying out
llit ely.
andldates are numerous as bed
hugs this week, but the people gener.
silly have & I their minds made up how
they intend to vote. A cross under the
rooster will do the work.
Voters, don't fail to vote against tn,
amendm mt mpowerlng the Governor
To. appoint board to employ the
State Superintendent. Such law Is
concentration of power and Joints tC
a m archlNl government instead of 4
government by the people. We think
the schol 'aw in general should he re
pcalcd and Lack In the hands Of tn,
people.
]. A. HALE.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27

]. v. Henry, Of White Oak, Demo
cratic nominee for County Judge. was
in town Monday. Jim says that THO
boys are all in line and that his ma
jority will he something tremendous
He says that he will get the full ma
jority and that will be above 1900,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
!. A. HALE
DINGJ'S

Elder II. w. wallin, Of Red Bush
will nr,ach at Union church the first
Saturday night and Sunday in Novem
hcr
Mrs. J. I. Patrick has been seriously
~ W. "'-'o" 'rs. Phoebe Ism, of
Moon, is with her.
Mrs. w. T. T"H'on, of Moon, visited
relatives here last week.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
Good Farm for Sale.

Good farm, two miles from West
Liberty,J04 acres, two good dwelling
houses, ord hard, about 0 acres bottom
land, hill lair1 laws well. VIII sell NJ
Il bargain II 6iSrosed or at once
l.. T. UovrRIkgr.
." West Liberty, KSr.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
The CASH STORE.
Another Campaign Lie "Squelehed."

Some Of Frank Kennard's friends are
,elling that l said that Judge Gardner
JrSsred me to let Leslie Perry and
others out to do their work. ..t
/ want to say that 1t is absolutely
untrue. Judge Gardner never ordered
me to let either of them out for any
purpose,
II. T. DYER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
by H, T, Dyer. Jailer, this Oct. 20, 1921
LYNN B, WELLS, !,
Notary Public.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27

We want a lady or gentleman agent
to handle city trade in West Liberty
and other vacant cities. This Is a
wonderful opportunity es you will be.
retailing the genuine y. r. Watkins
Products including Watkins Cocoanut
on Shampoo, Garda face Powder
Fruit Drinks aud over 1877 other Pro-
ducts. Write today for free sample
and particulars, The J. Il. Watkins.
Co. Dept. 90. Memphis. Tenn. $3.50
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
ST, PATRICK
/ lWolfe county

q. B. Mullins recently sold his house
and lot to Sppt. Bruce Rose. Prict
1890. > ~
Willie Lacy, who has been sick fol
amontb, is imprpTinS slowly under tn,
care OF Nr cerroll
Nsrl n v''enisn has made quit" nT
81 mt \ bis residence wbicl
ads ~ rach to les appearance.
Mrs. I, a Horton and Uncle Ear
tehrsn tire poee and Willie Horton
Ssfs dinner guests of MT, ppd Mrs
.at -,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27

Before the war, England was the
greatest ship-owning nation. After
1920, America win have twice as many
ships as England.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27

Tom Dennis, Of Elder, was IN town
on business Wednesday.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27

The Courier subscriptl n IL ,grnw'nQ
tin. We have adde quite n number
Of new subscribers this week
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
EdOTHING.

CLOTHING.
Mems all-wooI blue serge suits n,
$3.50 and 4.,,,..,. $500
Mems corduroy suits J:Sn." ..itoo
Mems corduroy, pants ..,... $50
Meh's riding pants $3.50 and. 4. 400
Meh's dress pants, $500 and. .7.D0
Mems best quality fhackihass. .1oo6
Mems work coats. ...s........i ..i.35c
$40 Denim overalla per pr... .n.f25
20 Denim overalls, per pr. J. q, ,..f5C
A woman is only d woman, but, q
good cigar Is o smoke.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Pss State Senator
DR. J. d. WHITAKER
ger Cirsuit JuJge-
!Ni D. W. GARDNER
Fsr cssiseuw slth's Attorney
@. G. ALLEN
Fer Representative
C. c. MAY
Fer Ctpsiy JscIe-
~ jas. v. HENRY
Foe, County Atterney--,
LYNN B. WELLS
Fer Csusty Court Cbrk-
3. N. WILLIAAD
Fss Cirrpit Court Clerk
I'D. LYKINS'
Tar skeriS-
= RRY
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I'RCHILD
fe cler-ss,p;.y
4 .!.EvINS
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t,!'1t.E.s. ~ syillfS' - - \ 81
SiG pi@. .cbAY CAsKEY,
4th Dist.-s. J. WRIGHT.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27

We give you commission on sub
'scSiptions, ~ '.,6s 49,.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27

Har'an Ferguson, Of Greear, vas In
town Tuesday on business ahd came
In and renewed his subscription. y
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27

:" 'BE sERvICE.-Our customer.
~ ut our store service ten: appre-
ciatiop Of their patronage, our court.
eOus treatment, the superior quality
# our goods and our low prices) makes
rading with us a satisfaction. -. 8.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
Cause for Thanksgiving The Price. we are Making

ARMY SHIRTS, pair. ...,.. $50
U. 8. Blue work shirts. s..,.s....... 80
Nelson work socks, pair. ...b
Jersey work gloves, paif; ".t5
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27

F.r Your Thsnkssivl1s Tssis.
Snow white table linen, va. :. j. .$oet
Best table linen, yd ~. >. tf0
Blue Bird cups, saucets and plates
set Of each. .....................2.f IN
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27

You will need good ,weat4rs for the
cold days coming. IS
Ladies' all-wool sweat ,rs 500, 3s
$500 and. nd....,.....;..,...,.. :. $500
Ladies blue cotton sweltef coats. .$2.5e
Mems gray work sWas tsrs. ...... 100
Boys gray work swe ers. :. .. 100
Mems Jersey wool g. caters. $500
Boys Jersey wool swe :efs. .... 400
OUTING Flannels, llt
Pretty assortment o. heavy twilis,
She fell In love W ! 'idi bcsaupe
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+ = !. HI. HENRY
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EDwAGDS VtSsUIiS JITNEY DILL
AID EoeoR CnrHTEoi. MEASURE.
fTtHNTOe', Apr1l .. 49, Gov. Edwards
isst night vetoed the Elliot Bill placing
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| SDeci0LLOU Terms
OF ONLY $50 A WEEK
Wo Do NOt CkGTyO IHt0Tst
Call TODAY or Tomorrow to SelectYoSu
Player, as Only Limited Number Of
These Outfits viii Be offered at $3.50

For months past tho Walters Piano factory
hm been preparing for this sale, but owing 20
tho difficulty of securing enough Of certain
materials used IN the building of these mag
mficent players they have only been ahla To
s1rpply a limited number for this sale, The
fortunate ones will be those Who can tomnzTOU,
but If you find 1t impossible TO can personally,
mail the attached coupon 20 IN, properly filed
out, and We will send you detailed information
about this player offer.
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for non-bcverage purposes. such as
sacramental wines and alcohol for COM
mercial medicinal and Industrial pur-
poses.
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jitney buses under the control OF the
State Public Utility Commission. and
another Elliott measure regulating the
use and control OF intoxicating liquors