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member. and was heard with interest
by the conference on matters pertain
ing to the financial campaign made
for our colleges in the fall of 1919.
Rev. P. E. Monroe was present and
made an ex-oficio member and was
heard in the interest of Summerland
college. Rev. K. A. Goodman, the
elected professor for the new chair OF
Bible: and Christian Ethics of Newber-
ry college, was present, and was re-
ceived into, regular membership Of the
conference and was heard with inter-
est on the, duties he is about to as
sumo.
The congregation with which the
conference met is located in the Lex
ington fork near Amick's ferry on
the Saluda. 1t is one of our most
substantial communities and is made
up of some of the best people. Hence
the hospitality was ideal. These peo-
pie worship in a beautiful, substantial
new church edifce-one of, the most
beautiful if not the most beautiful
and substantial rural church edlfices
of the synod, erected and wholly paid
for in the last ten years by these con-
secrated people, under the wise and
iudicious leadership of their present
pastor. Moreoevr, the organization
is an old one and rich in history. In
all her history she. has stood loyal to
the synod and been great feeder Tor
our colleges and seminary. Many OF
the Ballentines, the Eptings, the Der
ritcks,, the Blacks, the. Drehers, the
Chapmans, the Langfords, the Shea
Tvs, the Harmons, the Longs, the Yves
singers, the Leaphardts and many
other names familiar to our college
rolls and ministerial records were
either born here or of parents born
heTe.2- May the future: of this congre-
cation like it's past be; long, bright
and useful.
,s..-cls- L. P. Bpland, Sec.
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Lowe Stone:

Lowe Stone:
You are hereby summoned and re
uuired to answer the complaint IN
this action of which a copy is here
with served upon you, and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said com
Dlaint on the subscribers at their Of
fees on Law Range; Newberry. S. c.,
hereof, exclusive of the day of such
service; and if you fail to answer the
within twenty days after the service
complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in, this action will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
DOMINICK & WORKMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated Junee1, 1921.
To the Defendant, Nina Lowe Stone
Take notice that the complaint in
the above action with the summons
of which the above is copy is now
on file in the office of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas and
General Sessions for Newberry
County, South Carolina.
49,. DOMINICK & WORKMAN,
'3% !; Plaintiffs Attorneys.
6-24-6t-1taw. "a
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Going To and Coming From Clinton.
Clinton Chronicle, 9TH. -,
Mrs George Ellis and Miss Maude
Ellis spent Sunday in Newberry as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
johnson.
sDT. "A. E: Spencer, Mrs. A. V. Mar
ton and little Caroline Martin, Miss
Alrene5 Hipp, MRS. Moore and Arthur
Copeland, Jr.,, spent Friday in New
berry.
MIR. Munson Buford of Newberry
visited relatives here the past week
; MI. Frasier Evans Of 'Newberry
spent the Weekend in town:
Mr. Ellesor Adams of @Newberry
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wfll Duncan, and Mrs. Adams return
ed home with him after weeks stay
with her mother here. 80.
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NEwBERRY CONFERENCE
{: tss+s IS. C.. LUTHERAN SYNOD

The, Newberry conference Of the
South Carolina Lutheran synod met
Friday. Saturday and Sunday, July
29-31, with Macedonia church, the
Rev. J. J. Long, pastor, The confer
esi1nce was formally opened BY its wor-
thySand popular president, the Rev. J.
b.. Harman, who also preached the
able Tand: appropriate opening sermon,
after which the; conference partook Of
the Lords supper.
In many respects this was a very
remarkable session of the conference.
It was Nhe best attended session for
natiy years Of its history. The roll
can found all of its regular ministe-
rial members, twelve in number, pres
ent and afl of it's ex-officior members
present but one, and all but three of
it's twenty congregations represented
by lay delegates. Moreover, the local
congregation flied the large church
all three days with the appearance at
least of a people greatly interested
in things pertaining to the Kingdom
of Christ. Nor did these people meet
to be disappointed. Besides the open
ing sermon, three other able and in
spring sermons were preeahed by the
Revs. C. A. Freed, D. D., c. J: shealy
and S. P. Koon. All the topics. which
were very timely, were also discussed
with great interest to the conference
and large congregations in the w
prepared and high-toned addresses
made by the appointed speakers.
Business matters of vital impor-
tance were also discussed in way
that we believe good will thereby be
derived for the whole Lutheran
church of the South and the United
Lutheran church Of America. The Rev
H. A. Mccullough, D. D., Of Columbia
was present and made an advisory
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The State ofssouth Carolina Count

The State ofcSouth Carolina, County
of Newberry.
WHEREAS, a written petition /or
reouest made, and signed. by at least
one-third of the resident electors and
? like proportion Of the resident free
holders of the age of twentysonee
wears of school district No: A26 OF
.Newberry county, the state OF South
Carolina, having been duly presented
to- us requesting us to order an elec-
ton submitting!to the @quahfe djvoters
or electors. of said school district the
question of issuing and selling cou-
pom bonds of said school district, pay
able to. bearer, aggregating the sum
of two thousand (S2,000) dollars
,in such denominations as we may
deem necessary, not to exceed eight
per cent of the assessed valuation of
the property Of said school district
for taxation, bearing rate of interest
mot exceeding six per cent per annum
payable annually, at such times as we
NAV deem best, to determine whether
said bonds ;shallsbe issued or not as
provided in Section 1743 Of Volume
Il of the 1912 Code of Laws OF said
state; =,
ssAND WHEREAS, plat of said
school district was made in 1912 by
FE. O. Counts, competent surveyor
and is of record in The office OF the
clerk of court in Newberry county in
the said state in Plat Book Is; at page
l79.
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CITATION OF LETTERS OF AD.
M[NISTRATION 50

CITATION OF LETTERS Or ALI
MINISTRATION -,
The State of South Carolina, County
of Newberry, by w. F. Ewart,
Probate Judge:
Whereas, Ada NJ. Lawson hath
made suit to me to grant her Letters
of Administrator of the estate and
effects of Thomas Lawson, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the Kin.
dred and Creditors Of the said
Thomas Lawson, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the
Court of Probate, to:be held at New
berry, South Carolina, on Monday,
the 18th day of July, next, after pub
lication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon.~to show cause, if any they
have, why the said administration
should not: be granted. :" =
Given under my hand this 28th day
of June, Ammo Donini 1921. -
! T. I, w. F. EWART,
P::.Ja N. G.. i
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Il will make final settlement Of the
estate of H. L. Dominick in the Pro-
bate Court for Newberry County, 5:
c., on Saturday, the 9th day of
August, 1921, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon and will Immediately there
after ask for my discharge as admin
istratrix of said estate.
All persons having claims against
the estate of H. L. Dominick, deceas-
ed, are hereby notified to file the
same duly verified, with the under
signed, and those indebted to said
estate will-please make payment like
wise.
MRS. ELV1A DOMINICK,
Administrative.
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State of South CaroEna-County of
Newberry-Court of Comon
Pleas. .--....,.
J. D. Quattlebaum, Master, plaintiff, !,
against j: G.. Lowe, j. w. Lowe,
Roy i Lowe, J. Chesley Lowe. Har-
old Lowe and Nina Lowe Stone,
Defendants. 20,
SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF.
To the Above Names Defendant Nina
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LARRY GANTT'S WEEKLY LETTER
By T. Larry CAN'T

fry 1antt
and strict enforcement. agreed to
have a conference with the "anti'
members of the Legislature, and
which constituted fighting minority.
They hated Tillman. but were per-
sonally my friends. The meeting was
held at night in the Greenfield build
ing, and l stated the compromise that
Gov. Tillman proposed; | will here
state that this minority were almost a
unit for licensed saloons, as they rep
resented counties with large towns
| or cities or were opposed to anything
eminating from Tillman. After some
DISCUSSION I thought my offer would
be accepted, but Kirby Tupper, of the
Charleston members, arose from
his seat and, declared: ,"Gantt, l
would saw Charleston off and sink the
city into the Atlantic before permit
ting Ben Tiilman~ to dictate what we
shall do This ended all hopes OF
any compromise and as l bade the
members good night remarked, "You
fellowsehad as we'll make up your
minds to close your bar-roons' for
this means the Roper bill'goes through
with a. rush. =:
The next morning when | saw Gov.
Tillman and told him the result of the
conference he replied: 81 did not
expect that gang to listen to reason.
They are like the old ,Bourbons of
France-never learn and never forget
anything"
I now asked Gov. Tillman if he
could holds up. the: Roper bill for a
short time, told him aSeut our Athens:
dispensary law and explained its
working. This he promised to de and,
I-wifed, H. G, Tuck at that time May
or of Athens, for a copy of; their dis
pensary& law:: He promptly sent it,
together with copies Of other pro
hibFionn legislation in. Georgia: These
bilfs;I handed to Tillman. 4 told him
there was great field for corruption
in1 the law, but. if he could have 1T
honestly enforced that it would pay
the State s. debt, build good roads and
educate every child:in South Carolina. !;
]; suggested that the dispensary abe
eloseds:one- hour earlier every z sucs$ !?
eeeding; year, and the lines tauteHed
onF the SALE of liquors; that in ten /
years we<would have prohibition in
reality and South Carolina be the
richest state in the union. Tillman't
tdaped att that bill: like a, duck on ta !
jung bug, and stated that he himself |
would look after the enlargement.
:. +. With certain mod featIe eHssete sat |
;sfy the prohibitienigts. the dispen-
sary law was enacted. Many of these !
Unconstitutional : enaetments the
courts knocked out but the law was
left practically intact. s
It is needless to, recount the car
nagnole Of corruption that. fol lowed /
The. introduction of this. n1onstrosity
into South Carolina, for it, is; recent
history. With few exceptions, every
man connected with the business re-
tired. under a cloud of suspicion but
no convictions were ever made.
In future letter l will tell about
certain facts connected with the dis
pensary and its management Of which
have conclusive proof. Will tell
bow games of poker at the Kimball
House in Atlanta shaped the sale Of
goods by liquor druinmers. /
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-09

More than $4,000 women have been
educated IN thesBible Women's Train!
ing school in4foreign lands:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-09

Girls in China are taking public
scholarships th study abroad, hther-
to an .unheardsof proceeding.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-09

NOIl lSEs vi
s. All parties. interested in Kings
Greek graveyard will please meet
there Tuesday Angus She 9Th at
8 80 a. M, to work itseff.
sss W. GsBROWN.
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Statesmen and .,.:cnt>


\ NTslNEsS NJ, y,I-l .I-,---,,----
rourEI.ps .!,s. mann. 49," ~ ""N"
rn"cArr h1,rIs i,,,,,' .'ii"ri s.,
Illustrated houL no., T. s,~.' GiH
ry..Ir,ttf T.,
gp.ct.y DH!l'. selling al. .tr . -.
f"@t' "'or.s Sp,aru .ut tna naval
i.'!tAaS's VIII" today. ~, ma, ,;g,,
~" 80 lr.rC" budding. r....r....t '
AGENT Wou!a .... BIZ, ...,
40 OF ihger wholesale houses To- r,.n,,.'
-,ht lh'.n ~ ant around it,...sA :.
'i"'"rN iiir preferred. tulur4.sEt.r. $3.50.
..-'s lt""s- b.spateh.
N'.i+N !~->'!I th" fastest s-u..c y.u..-
.'.' "t '''' H1""' send g.. sample.
r,.''''9''' -No' Npr;H L".taguw -
''.''t 80
hGEN ES-HuE profits setting nu,-.,
i1Im'9s Every auto o.ss", leeds ts-,r.
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UE YOUR OWE BOSS-pur plan enables
ynp jo engage DO mems tailoring IHd
FURNISHINGS business Elthnut investing Il
cent. Nuu max" hE ruu"y aut got
your own clothes fr-" Writ !Og fan
PARTICULARS nov Weight :. Co. Dept.
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Statesmen wan; % mon ana ,,,,,,..,
pWSL |" tak' orders FOR Conner r.!,,cu;,,.
Nv XIV M"1!t 'to". aprons. E'crybody huy,
Mt.f"iy rr"hiS ~, year were SEES
r,W sites wonderful bargains. ,ijrc,t
if"Hn manhtacinr.r to wear. Harn.,
mad" 80 IA ~ days. Tremendous ,,.oitS
for YOU. S..SN :, year Tor ,nr.. So
orders a DAY: $40 q, day for your spar.
tine. M delivering nor crll.c,Inr N
caiitaI required. furnish cycT>,h,:,.,
Including beautiful SAINT. .oa. Witt
nu''" Tor liberal onc~. The Conner Mr.:
20, Dent -iGi. paston. Ohio
SAi a:SM:N: siic!inc. working rst,u drug
t,S,s; h.St lin" powder pUns manufn5-
.urgH; factor to ret"isr. i5T com
ni"ck chicago. "'""'''"'' u
statesmen wnntrL l.yc-w.rr a,j.sn..,..
exclusive or NdcliU.. to --.l frYi, rof,
d'"is and ;.nni',;rs"c" dr:nAs 20, com
l"tiy Trmit Products Co. al5 \ Main.
- Louis Mo.
r,c'nsiyg. can earn from $40 90 5000
dealers IN small country towns guicA
-hip"SntS .!h"rai terms Tr.nrs ,rh,
wr"kiy on APPROVED business send r.i.
h, o1, o.; % iaoi l"'i We s ;1s5s r
M.nafse'ssr.n% o.. 81 2L' "'a'H, Mo. '''
SELL GASOLINE tonic tall,ts. S,,,~
in.,nu;;ti,ufer, nave agent, sal. Tor yoa
our price, az" best. Particulars irv.
CAss. Turns Go. Madison S,r",' iuU,I"
SELL. AUTO TIRES 800 weekly .a.y.
Main or sid"lin"; &"NI !. sells ;u:
t,:..5 Hi anm1s ntce' atecort'"s.y ta..r-
en-" unnecessary. Harrison Tire 90.
hammond, Ind
SPECIALITY Statesmen Mon nG chara r-
tor ana unuSuh! stivS urlHty ynpaui"
az "nru.nS not !gss ihan 10000 ger y"hr
M an Mo han la. NJ H.ife'...as e.a.,-
i,rs 20 selected portion 90 ,nps- WHO
ap!.y - writing. Ets.rs details CO.,. u,-t
cSu"'t ci'c. reference. etc Rand. No,
sally - company. - - end Stiy"t.
WANTED. REPRESENTATIVES, ~ cry
,eed automobile tires and tub. on mar
k"t Bis prnHts 70 b" r.tu. Jordan
Tire y Rubber Co. NAlie:s' h.lE.. CHI
g,ro. ill.
WATER STILLS our s., water ~,.l
shoT.i j." IN "v"ry hone 81 r'L 'l."
to secure. Write 'pr particular. N:-
ianio supply 90 N'ian'e -
WAITER STILLS Writ. TO- rao !."yal.t
heavy copper wat"- stills. bas'r g. co .
$50 E,rouu iE.dE.. on,alt. %ntf.
WE EEDpGNIZE ro "onp"'. .nu h"raus''
ui II. uu.lu" and in'st ,--,..' '.'fuIr
and T. = protected sEt4r|.. rNr. Es.t...
owned and controlled ty - ,.'nr,r-
upward 81 so per day tnr s".ysiurn
government created i"iu"HA "Is.
ness tina; runs its.f on se,cat orders
from ia" str.. customers % t'.s SAM.
territory. I. ypu cannot ~,. L'.S SIP.
o.a.ty sou sill IAN selling 10" "t's.r.c5s
ON e ~inN.uG thiU. CUr!rs'} SEEKERS
hauGs on Definite Cu-u1er.t.p g. .rpur
l.radt rraa. South paulnorn street;
chicago. III
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I'm IN(IIl.


ga 80 - - i''' 'h'ii ~ 30
FORM iA@ IS" sr. Ht reasonable price
ours Hts HI. -tutr..l wuri:ing formulas.
tot.". '.I'. 'N'r''s. T. - i'nN III
co AFrrE tu' -or Town business: SIS
new SIG,r,r -otdrf- send uow--toGay
To-. 'r.' "H.r'la tstur tu5 newspapers.
Ark"na'rr 'ii N"lii Bldg %"N fork.
GRO Ehf t,.f tai. grocery store :o5
oMmtF iAs other interests. reason !1r
n TII i.i E2N &, lE r4E rAM%us 10,
Ti3N NUT %W%l.H tiNtSS G1 ritiii'it, Ii74
81 VERY EASY TEl;Ms Fox i!Ntii'HSiI;H,
MNIloN Mute THE OWNER. ~ IL.
l&coEroEArlo% ia Altoona coiuplo,ea
COS, sr'al,st ,dyaa,ag'c's,' ~ rian 1s.st
business ,'nywh.r.. Laws. bylaws and
Company. y 90 rhoemix AriiS ''' ''''
LARGE manufacturing corporation wants
c"U"n." me" Z" "p"u branch Office an,!
m"mag" -hi"smicu $500 t. t.."O0 n"crs-
sive rights. patented article. mon, : q
making possibilities unlimited viii pay
.Npensr" t. Nnl,.mor" 4 y"u ,.G"a!!ty.
SOS y. ,:uti" s.. baltimore. Md.
MANrFAcTuREH u medicine. sold au.i.
,S',ms; and cars y peras "ntg
m,,,. Gvc @Nrefc,ict AMI f''' 'i.. ftSs
lions. Address !IuN a. Room 10.
World lliGF.. Sow York
MEMS furni. htuEs ana confectionery .tpI-
c6.n: .Ht" Lus'ne>s better !nnN n :.
this AdGreha ~ 40. care Tines d.,
IUNDKEns 81 user. yo,nnl.r,Iy ,o,,,v
DISPATCH Wan, Ads.
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FINANCIAL
business Opportnui1ics

MIX. MANuFAcTuKEK--w Would YOU Toe in
t"rcsted III perfectly legitimate. propo-
siion. WHICH will reduce !, good inrt
a. your present overhead per cent.
tNpSpiutry no catChpcuny scheme.
y. II. ratt"son. X. :. iIHx 2ty. CITY
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PAUL TIRE NGEScY OIES To- reliable
I'"r;y who has small amount capital.
ENprri"nce unnecessary. Sell direct from
factory l" user through statesmen At
h'g discounts. 500" yearly puselh'"
ir"ii;S Address Factory, 100 ". Eli
t""nth street. Chicago.
SUpKEMEI.f IMPORTANT work. meaning
millions 10 Richmond. viii pay any Ia
.cstor OF npi over 5000 thousands TIA re-
turn Investigate" loo. care Times
p!si"tch
THE SNiLIE'i MASTEH- lo-page month
- devoted t. 'NIO.urv ui fI,tGNu-
!yni prnmpu"i's. suggesting r"in"lS A"b
plan for -hi" Investment Suh-':litipu
81 S"ir. sIHgl" cop. Toe. FIRST national
Bank IiidE-. chicago.
WASTED Ia buy. drug store or rcnt build
INK IN desirable location. los.
Times b.suatCh.
NE PROPERLY organize YOU. grrpure
bond tssurs. u'Eotitt" loans, Wril" pros
i,'ctuSrs. furnish STOCK statesmen OF .!st
~ satisfied !Hs.sfpfE. BoOiIl-t H'.l IN
formation free. SatL ORGANIZATION Co.
l!i Madison -, Chicago.
WILL -ru rl rights 3" ii.rh society ,;iu-
E,r rl- tor $3.50, s,ud $50! help you m,.,"
$4,000 year. A!trr 81. k l1i. car"
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'IrSG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ln genera.
.Ht.., wur.. kuuN.tIge ~ hOp!.,.s' 3. r.E.
."t..ru.s : lhi care T!moa-D! - j..
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'r"ici aud a ,!yn'"nsiL"'inm '.ihI'.n. M ~,
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N't'''t ",i'i,t.N ~ 80
lux. . w. '.'''9' -
81 .FSIIA<- Wanted. st.'Sinan. i"' 1lh'
~ .uur4Lterl tirrs. Slnn Gcf wrrt' guar
aut.,I salary with extra c@nniss!"i'H'
M"stou tt;e CO. Nv = '"'' w.
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50 .. rs Man line hiitnf any ft"iuC', 3
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Bu,,hc,, EYu.pnncn;
"BETTER BE SAFE
THAN SORRY"

a letter or a telephone
call will bring our repre-
sentative, who will take
great pleasure in demon
stiatlng YOU our steel fire
proof cabinets" For all
stores and offices. The
most efficient way for
Neeplng your valuable pa
pers and records, at the
lowest possible cost and
with the greatest convent
cncc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
OPPORTUNITY

NOW OFFERED THE
SMALL INVESTOR TO
BUY STOCK IN ONE OF
THE BEST FOOD PROD
UCT COMPANIES JUST
STARTING ON T Fl F.
M ARkET SOMETHING
NEW; MADE IN RICH
MOND, VA. ADDRESS
j 900, CARE TINES
DISP ATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
EXPERIENCED
SALESLAf).Y i

for toilet goods depart
ment. Young woman
with selling abb lity
who can in the course
of time take charge Of
the department, This
is Il splendid oppor-
tunity and offers an
attractive salary. Ap-
ply at once to Mr..
Richardson, Superin-
tendent. Office. Main
Floor.
WEISBERGER'.5 5.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sail,
. 1

LEI u h'nd-mad" lnyct,cs or AM
tn!nE Tor new bI1N: ,uad., IN 49,
Gail boulevard c3EI.W ~ ''a'r.
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ANrEi'-Malc Oookk"ep-r; pr.f,, o,,..
wh" can use typewriter Ann o,HN
handwriting. X lu5. care iiiu,. IL.
WANTED Automobile saics.n..r. ,,-..,,,.,,.
my" knowledge OF tutoInoh,I.S nus
nHSt"s' selling medium priced .,, ~ J..
"nE"s. 1857 ". I:roai S;-""t i'e'e'-
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and oven. $40 10 SIS lench az az ~
cakes am! oven. Son. bun ry., - :"
:pP'!, runners. Incorporated Is srstTn-
frUNG MAN wanted 10 ;.,i,.. ,r,,,.
t i%i '" ",,. IN town OF S,.v uopu .,
STAT" salary "xprc;ci ,Nnt-f.,, NJ 4
t"irr"nI" Address /. l.+. ar. .ri,,','y
YOUNG MA% wanted. between, a..s a.. .,
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=tui."i iun. Investment rryutr.T az
c"inr"msai!on. $40 weekly IN. .IE,vU2
f"iyt.ncrs ,HIuircd Address 9 liz
$50 MEEkl.f ny; men: HON" WORK -
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,nhdEm"""rs Co. broad ST. rb!i,,.,
d".''E sP"clal advertising work ,,n,. NOM
IN" families of your CITY. nn ',,.iS
enc" necessary: write tG,iav IN
n ai,5 American rroduc,s o. 20,
100 American Bldg. C.nciungtI Oht"
STof AID think how many hUr,lr.d, ..
au t ar" now reading th-sc sp"c!ac
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fountain. good hours Si;h rn5I f,x
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