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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-11

NH@OiN1lAs lii INN OOQNI1 4.
To the Superior Court of Said County:
The petition of Brunswick Terminal
& Warehouse Company. respectfully
shows:
That petitioner was Incorporated
under a charter granted by this hon
orable Court on May 10. 1913.
That petitioner has recently dispos-
ed of its entire assets and has paid
all It's debts and has made distribu-
ton among its stockholders.
M.
The capital stock of petitioner. IS
sued and outstanding. is one hundred
(l001 shares OF the par value of One
hundred (s1OOl Dollars each, all of
which have shared prorata in the dis
tribution Of SIS assets.
w.
AZ a meeting OF petitioners stock
holders held on Feb. 3. 1921. called.
among other things. for the purpose OF
considering and taking action looking
to its dissolution by a surrender OF
its charter and franchises, as proyid-
ed by law. at which all Of its stock.
holders were present and in which all
participated. Resolution was unani.
moasly adopted as follows. to-wit:
Yaryan Rosin & Turpentine Co., the
owners Of all OF the outstanding cap
ital stock of the Company. having in
Dictated its willingness to assume and
pay OF all debts and obligations Of
the Company. and having requested
the Company to execute and deliver to
It transfer and conFeyance or All and
singular the property I'D asaes of
the Company. Of cha .eycs .kiGa dad
character and wherever situate. which
win effect 4 payment Of ali debts and
obligations Of ths Company aud fun
distribution TO stockholders
Nov. be il RESOLVED that the Board
of Directors and officers Of the Com
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CITATION.
S-5,l2,ls26.

GEORGIA. GLYNN COUNTY.
Whereas. Mrs. Mary f. TAFT. Ad-
mlnistratrix OF J. B. Tsit. represents
10 the Court In her petition. duly fled
and entered on record that she has
fully administered J. n. Tait's estate:
This Il therefore 10 cite all persons
concerned. Kindred and creditors. to
show cause. il any they can, why said
dmiaistratrix should not be dis
charged from, her sadpninlssratpn. AID
resolves Letters og Dssuaissioa 4 % the
nrs, tIurday in 'Ssptsmber. 1927.
EDWIN W. nsTRT. Ordinary.
SA.II.fT.sS.
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sac BEES SALE.

GEORGIA. GLyNN COUNTY.
VIII be sold at the Court House in
said County on the first Tuesday In
September 1891. (heing sixth day or
said MONTH. within the legal hours Of
sale. 10 the highest bidder for cash;
That certain real property. situate.
lying and being on ST. Simon's Island
in said county ct Glynn and State Of
Georgia, and Commonly known as the
~St Glare Tract. formerly the resi-.
acnCe og Hor &C A. Gould. and bound.
ed ca the north by harrington Tract,
al sAe east ~ salt marsh. and the
public road eogaaing uins hsndred
and ulaSsy tss0l acres, more Or less
being ae ssIae 'rsct heretofore, to-
vii. 90 the sssh day OF March. iSs5.
eoa,esed IS aesd from Anson 4. r.
Dsdgs. a. D William Nlshteagsls as
trustee aad recorded u Deed Book
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FOR RENT OR SALE

That nice. two-story home
with an eastern exposure,
No. 413 South Wolf ST., 6
room house, size of lot 81 x
80 feet.
Elegant Pecan tree in yard.
Two large magnolia trees in
front of house.
Ideal spot for raising chick
ems.
!. Apply to A. O. ANDERSON,
208 Monk ST. Phone f63
A.5o one ten-room house for
rent, Mo. 1926 Bay ST., $40
pr month.
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TO ALL CREDITORS or BRUINS
WICK MUTUAL LIFE & HEALTH
INSURANCE COMPANY OF
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA.

The Brunswick Mutual Life and
Health Insurance Company OF Bruins
wick, a corporation Of Georgia, having
with the approval Of the Insurance
Commissioner of the State of Georgia
reinsured its business and its policy
liability with the Chatham Mutual
Life Insurance Company OF Savan-
nah, Ca, WILL after this notice has
been advertised once a week for four
weeks next ensuing apply to the In
surance Commissioner Of Georgia for
permission to withdraw the bonds re-
CURED BY law to be deposited with the
Treasurer of the State Of Georgia for
the protection OF creditors and policy
holders, and all creditors OF said
brunswick Mutual Life and Health
Insurance Company are hereby cali
ed upon TO show cause before the In.
suranee Commission of the State of
Georgia nc Atlanta, Ca. in person or
by letter, setting forth the amount
and nature OF any claims as to why
said order should not be granted and
the bonds now on deposit delivered
by the Treasurer of the State Of Geor-
Ella TO said Company.
In witness whereof have hcreunto
set my official hand aud seal of the
Company at Brunswick this July %.
1871.
r. $. Fuller.
sccretary Brunswick Mutual Life and
/ Health Insurance Company.
tSeal al Corporation9
7.as-S.5.I2 .26
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vERTlSlNG 90
WANTED.

WANTED-Work Can do first class
withdrawing, and guarantee perfect
satisfaction, also can do ordinary car
penter work, fence building and repair
ing at very low wages. need help
and must have a job. !. Walter Lloyd,
It'll Lee street. ss tt
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SHOES WEAR LONGER

When you walk In comfort; 30 do stockings. A
package OF Aliens Foot-Ease. the antiseptic
powder 10 shake Into the shoes and sprinkle In
the foot-hath, civee you that "old shoe comfort
and aAvpa wear Aliens Foot-kase makes
shoes one Aixe smaller by shaking acme Alienn
Faot4~kasa. IN each shoe Ia tho Fassning. Sold
everywhere.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Found Estrayed COW and calf.
Owner can have same by proof OF
ownership and paying for this notice,
and expense Of keep. Enquire at the
News Office.
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pany be and they hereby are author
lied and directed, upon the formal as
sumption by said Yaryan Company
of. the outstanding debts and obliga-
lions of this Company, TO do all such
acts and things as may be necessary
to convey to and vest in said Yaryan
Company title to all and singular the
property and assets of the Company;
and thereupon to take such steps as
may be necessary to surrender the
charter and franchises OF this Com
pany, and to effect its dissolution as
a corporation, including the making
Of application to the Superior Court
of Glynn County. Georgia. for such
surrender and dissolution.
And at az meeting OF petitioners
Board Of Directors held on July Is,
1921, the following Resolution was
unanimously adopted.
Yaryan Rosin & Turpentine Com
pany having complied with the terms
of the Resolution adopted by the
stockholders of this Company at a
meeting held on February 3. 1921, and
h wing submitted at this meeting sat.
isfactory proof that said Yaryan Com.
pany has assumed the payment Of the
outstanding debts and obligations of
this Company, and has obtained the
consent Of the holder OF such debts.
and obligations to the assumption by
the said Yaryan Company o. tie same.
and has thereby released this Com
pany from liability thereundsr.
Now, be II Resolved. that all and
singular the property and assets of
this Company, OF whafeycr kind or
character and wherever. situate, be
transferred and conveyed % said Var
yam Company and that immediate
steps be taken In the corporate name
and behalf Of this Company to sur
render to the State OF Georgia its
charter and franchises and to be dis
solved as corporation; aud 20 that
end that the necessary application In
the corporate name and behalf OF this
Company be filed In he Superior
Court Of Glynn County. Georgia.
WHEREFORE. petitioner prays:
A. That an order be granted hereon
fixing a hearing OF this petition at the
Court House Of Glynn Obunty, ns
provided BY law;
d. That At the hearing decree be
granted accepting the surrender Of
petitioners charter and franchises
and authorizing and ordering its dis
BENNETT. TwITTY & REESE,
Petitioners Attorneys.
GLYNN COUNTY.
Before the undersigned. in person.
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Theatrical
"HoME TALENT" COMING
WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST


The art photography accomplished
on the Mack Sennett lot few months
Isgo by james e! Abbe, celebrated
New York photographer, will soon be
revealed on the screen in connection
with a spectacle-comedy, Home Tai
ent," released by Associated Prcdu-
GERS, and to be shown at the Bijou
Theater today and tomorrow. a.. aab
When Able was visitor in los
Angeles recently he went out to the
Sennett studios ON appointment to
take "still9i photographs of some of
the charming subjects" numbered in
the far-famed Mack Sennett beauty
forces. While there he was asked
by the Comedy King why the lighting
effects he achieved in his "still'' por3
traiture could not be brought to mo-
ton picture photography.
The answer was so reassuring that
Mr.. Senuett gave Abbe carte
blanche" and the result was a series
of radiantly beautiful motion pictures
developing an interesting and thrill
ing episode of the days of ancient
Rome. This episode has been woven
into a story of which it originally was
conceived to be part, and is put
forth under the belief that motion pic
ture fans" are ready for finer-art pho
ltography even in their comedy moods.
| Tom Mix, the Fox daredevil of the
screen is coming to the Bijou Theatre
next Saturday in "a Ridin' Romeo"
| In this picture Tom does some new
stunts that Manager Brown declares
will make you laugh while they give
you thrill. Tom wrote the play him
self, so you can realize that he has to
put into it all the things he likes 10
do; and besides, Tom would just nat
urally write into story more dare
deviltry than an ordinary writer
might imagine he could do. You sec.
Tom has done probably bigger thrill
ers on the range when he was cow.
boy and when no one was watching
him than he ever has put on tho
screen.
he haE written himself into all
kinds Of mischievons trouble In "A
Ridin' Romeo" Everybody but his
sweetheart is crying him down, until
they find he hasn't done half the
things charged against him, snd moth
ing really criminal. Then, crowd.
Hike, everybody turns out to cheer for
him.
This Mix picture, produced by Fox,
is declared to be most palatable en-
tertainment
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Glynnn County.
1t is ordered that the hearing on
said petition be held at the courthouse
in said county on August 30th, 1921.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, or at
such time thereafter as the hearing
may be continued to, and that copy
of the petition and of this order Ire
published once week for four weeks
before the date of hearing in the
Brunswick News, the newspaper
wherein sheriffs sales for said county.
are published.
This August /, 1921.
]. p. HIGHsMTTH.
Judge, S. G. II. g.
Filed in office this August 2. 1921.
III. f. duBignon, Clerk.
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CITATION

GEORGIA. GI.YNN COUNTY.
Whereas, samuel q. sproul Id
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FOR SALE Organdle roses in
punches. soc, 75c and $1.OO. Mrs. 2.
10. JONES, SO7 Gloucester street, or cali
0O4e.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE There are ten acres OF
good, rich uncultivated land located
at Frederick, ST. Simon Island, at the
Abbott's Division For information
apply to b. Abbott, 1910 Wolf street,
Brunswick, Ga. $40
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PETITION FOR pIssoLurIoN
S-4,11.17.25.

GEORGIA, GLYNN COUNTY.
To the Superior Court of Said County:
The petition of Brunswick Terminal
& Warehouse Company. respectfully
shows:
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BENNET. TwITTY & REEsE.
Petitioners Attorneys.

GEORGIA. GLYNN COUNTY.
Before the undersigned. in person,
appeared w. b. Cook. who. having
been first duly sworn. deposes aud
says on cab that he Is Secretary and
Treasure 4 the Brunswick Terminal
& Warehouse Company. and that the
allegations contained IN the forego-
Ing petition are true.
4 w. ia. COOK.
sworn 70 and subscribed before ms
this the s0th day OF July. 1891.
AI.Ex LoRENTZsoN.
Notary Public. GIynn County Ca
The foregoing petition has been
read ard considered. -
Let the same be hled IL sh& q
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That petitioner was Incorporated
under a charter granted by this hon
orable Court on May 10, 1913.
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That petitioner has recently dispos-
ed of its entire assets and has paid
all its debts and has made distribu-
ton among its stockholders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-05
80 PER CENT WAGE
CUT IN COLORADO
COAL NINE FIELDS
State Commission to
Permit Reduction to
Go Into Effect

DENVER, Colo. Nov. b.-The Colo
rado state Industrial commission today
terminated Its temporary order restor-
ing h wage scale N effect prior TO
September ! In Huerfano and Las An
imas counties In mines opernted by
the Colorado Fuel and Iron company.
This action permits the company to
put into effect wage scales inaugural
ed September 1 last. In which reduc-
lions were approximately thirty per
ent.
The commission announced II found
that the company had an agreement
with its employees to reduce wages,
but the commission. In It's finding. did
not 40 into the fairness or unfairness
OF the wage.
Members of the commission stated
today that the miners would not be
violating the state industrial law in
the event they strike as n result OF re-
auctions In wages, should reductions
follow today'B decision.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-05
Oil May Be
Eliminated in the
Manufacture Of Gas

CHICAGO, Nov s.--As a result Of
increasingly heavy demands made
upon the oil resources Of the nation.
the manufactured Eas industry IL now
on the verge OF It's third revolutionary
change. the radical reduction In the
heating value requirements and per-
haps the eventual elimination OF the
use OF petroleum In itH manufacture,
according to engineer members OF the
discuss this subject at the annual
meeting OF the association here on
November 7 to u.
The gas industry OF the United
States at present uses approximately
n billion gallons OF oil annually. ac-
cording to these engineers. High prices
OF petroleum products. resulting from
their wide and varied use, and the
probability that shale oil will not be
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METHOD PROPOSED
TO BRING RELIEF
TO CITY'S |DLERS
Judge Asks City to Use
Unemployed Tran
sients on Parks

Judge w. w, Mcclellan yesterday
appealed to the city officials TO start
work beautifylng the water works
park at Mountain Road and the rail-
road tracks nj n means OF bringing
relief TO the unemployed trnnaients.
The Judge pointed out that the un-
employed men might be put to work
at planting trees and grass on the
park tract just for their meals. thus
giving relief to the men desiring work
and at the same time give Albuquer-
que another park with little expense.
city officials believe this In a poor
time OF year TO plant trees or grass
und although they have taken the
Judges proposal favorably. are Of the
opinion hat the city might be In
volved In an expense larger than
would appear at first sight.
The city at present Ia contemplate
ing the planting Of trees In the spring
on the water works park and making
IL an attractive spot TO Tool at as well
Us a place suitable for the city water
wells.
The city also has not forgotten the
possibility OF beautifying n part OF the
proposed Rio Grande park and II Ia
probable that this matter will be dis.
cussed when the time comes for
planting trees at the water works
tract
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Farmer Boy to Replace Swagger
Young Men in Clothing Advertisements
And Catalogues of the Future

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE farmer
hoy. the printers devil and work.
a-day clerk are going tc have their
pictures on the billboards and maya
zine pages this winter. They will re-
place some Of h wagse young men
who nave been posing several seasons
for the artists hired by collar and
clothes manufacturers, Not n few OF
these concerns have concluded that
the orchid IL not the flower OF young
American manhood. and they are go-
ing In for s~unflowers.
They say the buying public doesn't
like the pink-checked men who have
been showing the readers OF adver-
tisemcntA what to yea They seem
ed to have nothing 20 do but watch
polo ponies. indifferentiy peer 1T
yachts In the cove or ignore the foot
In order to swap small talk with
girls In vivid sweaters and sport
skirts. People began calling them
pretty boys. cake eaters, lounge liz
ards. ~aissiea. Humoriats poked fun ct
them ard good old common people
who bought most OF tho collars and
suits said: "If that's the kind OF a
face you have TO have to be we'll
dressed. I'll go through life n slouch."
But now my uFt tOlnh 10 huoN tue
public that one can be n regular every
day fellow with a job IND still be
smartiy clothed. Last winter there
was a warm discussion within the
National Association Of Retail Clo-
thiers as TO the public attitude toward
the pretty men" In advertisements.
This fall the result OF this discussion
In apparent. Recently the new cata-
logue Of a nationally-known clothing
house was published without a single
ballroom scene. bridge party or club
house etching. Virile settings sur
planted them. There was n drawing
Of an old tar talking to two sturdy
youths beside a ship. n f%reighter. II
was. not a palatial passenger carrier.
Another showed a well-dressed office
worker working. He was within sound
OF n printing press. A third pictured
n farmer dressed up for n trip down
town. He bore n buslniess-like mien
and apparently was just giving some
final instructions to the hired man
on the tractor when the artist hap
pened along.
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a suitable substitute, make II p.nr-
ticaily certain that coal VIII Re thr
only fuel used In the future BY manu-
facturors OF artificial guR. such as N
used for cooking and illumination IN
the homes of faoO0.ooo Americans
and In thousands Of indurfries, the
engineers claim
Radical changes IN tho host require
ments OF Raa ard tho introduction 81
many fuel conservation In
Europe during the war and since in-
tended to conserve h worlds fuel
supplies are being studied At first
hand by the association which has
sent an engineer for the association
across the Atlantic 10 make an inventi-
cation and report. He VIII make a
report which will be part Of a report
OF a COMMITTEES which IL making a
world wide study OF the oil situation.
His report IL expected 20 be the last
word In the latest developments In the
economical manufacture Ct Eas Hn
has visited England. Germany.
France. Italy and other countries.
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HoM's ThisY

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
DO what we claim for it-cure Catarrh or
Deafness caured by Catarrh. We do not
claim TO cure any other disease.
HALLS CATARiiH MEDICINE IL a
liquid, takei. internally. n acts through
the blood upon the mucous surfaces OF
the system, thus reducing the inflamma-
ton N restoring normal conditions.
AL Druggists. Circulars free.
r.. ]. Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio.
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First Methodist FpIscopnI CHURCH

Corner Lead and south Third Street
+ 4. Mcclure, minister.
Bessie Way deaconess.
u. \. Portorfield, 5. $. Superintend-
cnt.
Mrs. II. n. Smith, musical direc-
tor.
g45 a m Sunday lschooL
II "a. m. Service with sermon, "Dis-
ann and Live"
6 80 y. m Epworth League.
1880 p M. Praise service with SER
mon. Life With a Purpose"
Music:
Morning-Anthem. Let the Earth
Rejoice
OffertoTy solo-"My Rcdecmer and
My Lord" Mrs. Lynn Cook.
Evening Anthem. Praise the Lord
All We Nations" OLorenzl
Offcrto"y: Jerusalem the Golden
CAshfordl
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Arthur NJ Knudsen. Pastor
9:45 q. m. Sunday School. We have
classes for all ages. \. w. kraemer.
supt,
1900 a. m. Morning Worship, The
pastor will preach. Theme: The
Tragedy Of Neglect" Choilr Anthem,
30 Come Let Us sing" (Emerson)
Special prayer for disarmament con-
ference
$50 y. m. Christian Endeavor.
Topic. Thy VIII BE Done With My
Money" Leader. Miss Grace Petersen.
$50 y. m, Evening worship, Mes
sage by the pasto-. second in series
on THE christian M His Money"
Theme: saving Money" Anthem.
How Lovely IL Zion" (Ogden)
For tho week;
Monday. 7:ij r. m. Business meet
ing ~ Christian Endcavor society, In
rhuch parlors.
Tuesday. $50 p m. Sewing meeting
OF Ladies Aid Society.
Wednesday, 7:i5 y, m. Prayer meet
Ing
9 30 Endeavor meeting and teacher
t-aining class.
1880 E%yangelistic services,
Sermon Topic, Self RighteuuHneHs."
VI. u. Church, Spanish
Morning Service In Moose Hail.
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broadway Christian Church

Corner Broadway and Gold
willard \. Guy. ministc-. rs $,
Walter. Phone i64s-M.
Evangellstic services every night
this week.
sunday program.
a;i5 Worship.
1913 bible study period.
1915 ENpressional period.
nae Lords supper.
1880 Special music and ermon
sermon topic. What Is true Lib
erty?"
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CcnlraI Nyenuc McthodIst Church

corner central ana AIho
Rev. q. G. Higboc, pastor.
church school g345 "A. m. j. T..
Major, superintendent.
Morning worship II n. m; Text.
THE Lord II NM shepherd"
Young Peoples meeting s 80 p. m.
Miss Minnie Baldwin, president.
Evening sermon, 1880 p. m; Text:
whatsoever. Therefore Shall Confess
Me Before Men. Him WIN ! Confess
Also Before My Father Which Is in
Heaven. but Whosoevcr Shall Deny
Ne Before Men. Him VIII / Also Deny
before My Father which IL In Hcav-
m" Matt. 1O:32-33.
Special music under direction OF
Mrs. Bradford.
a cordia. welcome to the general
public.
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Primitive Baptist paper and decided TO
try 1t. have used Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and Lydia z.
Pinkham's Liver Pills for about seven
months and now ] am able TO do my
work. shall never forget your medi
cine and you may publish this II you
want 10 as II is true. Mrs. j. +.
HURsEY. Star. N. C.
Here is another woman who adds her
testimony TO the many whose letters we
have already published, proving that
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound often restores health 10 suffering
women even after they have gone so far
that IN operation is deemed advisable.
Therefore il will surely pay aLy woman
whe suffers from ailments peculiar to
her sex To give this good old fashioned
remedy q fair trial.
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First Cong rcgIuionnI Church

Corner Coal and South broadway
Harold s.. Davidson. Ph. D.. Minister
Residence, 62s South Walter
Church school at 10 o'clock sharp,
n. Griffith IN charge.
Morning service at II. Theme
Americas Wntchword." an Arm
istice dag Special music BY
the choir. Mr.. Leroy Nott Will give
a violin solo.
Evening service at 100. Rev Or.
Moore Will give the last OF his Palcs-
tine %pagcants.
Subject, The Tabernacle and the
Temple and Quarrics Of King Solo
mon" \ large mode OF the tabe.-
nAclc will be exhibited on the plat
form. This service IN OF especial inter
est to Masons who are invited. Come
early " you wish a seat.
Christian Endcavor at s;3O. Sub
ioct. Gods win be Done with our
Money" CMatt. 6.7-l5.) Conservation
meeting.
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Candy Price Is Cut
IL to 30 Per Cent

The cost Of sweetening yourself In
Albuquerque. viii drop tomorrow. The
children OF Santa Claus will benefit,
The New Mexico Candy Kitchen an
,nounccd today that beginning tomor-
row prices on home made candy will
usop from ~ to 80 per cent The drop
has come In time to allow the pur-
chasers Of Thanksgiving and Christ
mas candy the benefits OF the reduc-
tion.