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H|-Y CLUB SOCIAL.
TO Be A BIC EVENT
First Social Event Of Season
To Be Held AT Y. M. c. A.
Friday Evening

The Hi-Y club social at the Y. NJ. c..
A. Friday evening will be the first big
social event of the year in High
School-Y. M. G. A. circles. This So
cial, which will be get.together and
campfire for the Freshmen and Sopho-
mores of the High school will be in
charge and under the auspices of the
Hi-Y club.
All members of the Freshman and
Sophomore classes are invited to at
tend. 1t vii be held in the yard ad.
jacent to the Y. M. C. A. building
starting at 1880 o'clock. The pro.
gram will include songs and games, a
tug of war between teams represent.
ing the two classes. Not the least in.
teresting feature will be pep talk
given by Coach Newman
Refreshments will be served.
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STRAW VOTE PLEASES
DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
First Figures Published By
Columbus Dispatch Shows
Big Gains For
Democrats

The first figures in the straw vote
to be conducted by the Columbus Dis.
patch appeared in Wednesday even.
ing's issue.
The figures are most pleasing to
the Democrats, for they show tre-
mendous trend of sentiment from the
Republican to the Democratic ranks
this fall. The figures published by
the Dispatch not only show the vote
on governor and U. s. senator, but
show those hcanging this year from
Democrats to Republican and from
Republicans to Democrats.
The percentage changing from Re-
publicans to Democrats is exceeding
ly large and if this ratio is kept up
over the state of Ohio it means the
election of A. Vic Donahey and the
entire Democratic state. ticket by a
large majority.
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MEETINGS

%*"Regular meeting Of Timon lodge,
No. 40. *. of p, Thursday evening
at 1880. Business of Importance.
"*"The annual homecoming of the
Lock community will be held Sunday,
Oct. /.
**Each and every pupil of the late
G. e. Boggs is requested to attend the
picnic to be held at the Boggs home.
stead, half mile west of Bladensburg
Saturday, Sept 80.
f%*The regular meeting of Union
grange at Bladensburg will be held
Thursday evening, Sept. rs, at 1880.
Special business.
*#%All lady members of the NJ. p.
church interested in the Women's
Home Missionary society and its
work are asked to meet at the church
at 2:30 Friday afternoon for the pur-
pose of organizing a society.
"**Pleasant grange, No, 677, will
meet in regular session Friday even
ing, Sept. 30. A good attendance de-
sired. Inspection night. The juve-
nile grange will meet in the base
ment.
**"Regular meeting of Mt. Vernon
tent, X o. II. NJ, Friday, Sept. 80, at
7:20 p. m. All members wishing to
go to Columbus on Saturday, Oct. Z,
must be present or send word. Free
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Great Crowd Assemblies On
Public Square To Enjoy
Program OF Music
IS REMINDFUL OF BIG
CROWDS OF '2l SUMMER
Merchants Improve Oppor-
tunity To Make Pleasing
Window Displays

That band concerts continue in
popular favor in Mt. Vernon was
abundantly demonstrated Wednesday
evening by the number of those who
came to the public square to hear and
enjoy the program given by the X. of
p band. The numbers of the crowd
gathered in and about the park and
the numbers of automobiles parked
on adjacent streets were strongly
reminiscent Of some Of the big crowds
that were accustomed to attend the
concerts given in the summer of 1921.
A program of music lasting for
somewhat more than an hour was CIV
en- by the bandmen under the di-
rection of Director F.. II. Sebach. The
liberality and widespread character
of the applause following each num-
ber was sufficient evidence that the
selections were eminently pleasing.
The program included the following
numbers:
Cavalry of the Clouds, march (laos-
enkrans).
Lustspiel, comedy overture (Bela).
Lone STAR overture (HazeD.
Bohemian Girl selections (Ritley).
Southern Melodies (Macie & Bey-
err.
Operatic Melodies, selections from
operas (Mavie & Beyer).
Little Champion, overture (Wells).
Several other numbers also were
given responding to demands for en-
cores by the crowd
Two other programs of like ma
ture are to be given by the band.
A pleasing feature of this occasion
was that merchants, taking advan-
tage Of the presence of large crowd
in the downtown shopping district,
dressed and decorated their windows
in a most attractive manner Prac-
tically every one of the stores seemed
to have put forth an extra effort to
present for the inspection and ad-
miration of the public unusually at
tractive and interesting displays.
The size of the crowds standing be-
fore many of these displays prior to
the time for the concert testified the
appreciation given the effort put in
to them.
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FOOTBALL GAME
TO OCCUR FRIDAY

The Mt. Vernon Fredericktown
high school football game will occur
Friday afternoon, September 29, at
o'clock at Athletic park, instead of
Saturday afternoon as previously
scheduled.
Word came from the principal of
the Fredericktown high school late
Wednesday afternoon asking that the
game be played on Friday afternoon.
After conference with school offic-
ials, Coach Newman agreed to the
date, SO the contest will occur at
p. m. Friday at Athletic park, this
city. 1t is said large number of
Fredericktown rooters will accom-
pany the team to Mt. Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-29
BANGS

Sunday school Oct. at 10 a. M
Morning worship at IL, with sermop
by Rev. A. E. Black.
Mr.. j. l.. Mckinley left Saturday
for Des Moines, Iowa, to attend the
national encampment Of the G. A. r.
Mr. E, l.. Hyatt, who is employed
at Elyria for few weeks, spent Sun
day here with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. l. w. Critchfield and
daughter Dorothy and Mr.. and Mrs
Dwight Bell visited Mr.. and Mrs
Omar Follin at Shelby Sunday
Miss Esther Smith of Mt. Vernon
visited her sister, Mrs. Louise Keyes
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. C. d. Rine spent Sat
urday in Columbus.
Miss Mary Connabea returned Mon.
day from weeks vacation in Elyria
Toledo and Detroit.
Miss Etha budding of Frederick
town visited her sister, Mrs. Donald
Shelter, recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Trease will
move soon from the Shelter farm into
the Herbert Robinson property.
Mrs. A. c. Mckinley and Mr.. John
Mckinley spent Wednesday in Co
lumbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Biggs Of Mon
roe Mills wore Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Clark
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Coughs Disturb School Work

School teachers should give the
same advice to children who have
coughs as this Florida teacher. 81
recommended Foley's Honey and Tar to
the children in my school who had
the flu and good results came when
ever it was used" writes Mrs. l.. Arm.
strong, Okeechobee, Florida Foley's
Honey and Tar contains no opiates-
ingredients printed on the wrapper.
Stood the test Of time serving three
generations. Quickly relieves colds,
coughs and Group, throat, chest and
bronchial trouble.-Adv. TuThSx30
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MT. VERNON BOYS ARE
TO PLAY WITH Newark
Trio OF Football Players To
Perform With The Newark
Independent Team

1t is learned that Lowell Bricker,
Paul Stream and Raymond Swiegart
have signed to play football with the
Newark Independent team for the re.
mainder of the season. They will
play their first game with Newark
against Marion next Sunday.
The prospects for an Independent
team in Mt. Vernon this season are
not regarded as promising at this
time. The attendance last year was
not such as to hold out promising re.
wards this season.
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"F%Special meetings will occur from
Sept. "a to Oct in the Gospel Mis-
sion of the Christian and Missionary
Alliance. . North Mulberry street,
commencing at 1880 each evening.
On Oct 4 and .. the annual fall con.
vention will be held Speakers will
be Rev. William franklin. Rev. II. NJ.
Shuman, c. ID. kroppe. Miss Marian
Foster Rev. Oscar Lapp. Rev II. o.
Watkins, pastor of the mission.
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American Association
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League

Go CnDHI y nGSS - y
American League
No games scheduled. I
National League
Philadelphia SO, New York 3-3.
Boston Z, Brooklyn 0.
Chicago 4, Pittsburg I. '' a.
American Association
Columbus 10, Milwaukee 8.
Toledo 6, Kansas City 2.
Indianapolis 6, st. Paul 5.
Minneapolis 1876, Louisville LII
GAMES TODAY
American League
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
National League
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
American Association
Toledo at Kansas City.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at st. Paul.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
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Cleveland Livestock

Catte-Receipts 800; market slow
Calves-Receipts: 400; market low
er; good to choice veal calves 1904.
Sheep - Receipts: 1900; market
steady.
Hogs - Receipts: 5000; market
steady; yorkers 1915; heavies 100
1925; pigs and lights 1850; roughs
1915; stays 4.5O.
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trip for all; leave here at $3.50 a. m.
o
+*+There will be 4 meeting Satur.
day evening OF the Knox County
Chester White Breeders association
at the Office Of County Agent Ander-
son. Feeders and breeders of Ches-
ter White hogs are urged to be pres
emf.
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Pittsburgh Livestock

Hogs-Receipts: $500; market low
er; heavies 10.60110.75; heavy york
ers 11Ml1.15; light yorkers 1880
1890; pigs 10.50M17.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1870.
Calves - Receipts: 100; market
steady; top Il.
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Toledo Grain

Wheat Cash LA; Sept. 1.15H,
Dec. LII.
Cloverseed-Cash 1890; Oct. 1895:
Dec. 1920.
Alsike-Cash and Oct. 1915; Dec
1925.
Timothy-Cash old 3.2O, new 3.Cj;
Oct 3.05.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-29

Birds Have little Sense Of Smell.
Although some birds have a we'll.
developed olefactory apparatus, scien.
lists doubt that they have any eff.
cient sense Of smell.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Chicago Livestock

Cattle--Receipts: 1900; market
steady; top beef steers H.
Hogs-Receipts: $500; market low.
er; top 1860; bulk of sales 10.4O@
1850.
Sheep-Receipts: 1900; market
steady.
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ouf ereas NatIensl Parks.

Yellowstone Iark. With $4,000 square
miles, Is the largest Of our national
preserves Next comes Yosemite, with
l''iZ square miles; SequOia, In Call.
foriia. with $50. and Mt. Rainier.
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New York Stock

New York Stock
American Sugar 49,
Am. Telegraph & Telephone 1904
Baltimore & Ohio "a.
bethlehem Steel 1874.
Chesapeake & Ohio IN.
Goodrich Co. 391s.
Louisville & Nashville 1345s.
Midvale Steel 33h.
n. Y. Central 96A.
Republic Iron e. Steel 60%.
Union Pacific 147k.
U. S. Steel 1919.
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GRAIN MARKETS
Chicago Grain

Wheat--Sept. Iii; Dec. 1898.
Corn-Sept. .637s; Dec. .j9A.
Oats-Sept. Az; Dec. .37h.
Lard--Oct. 1l.07; Jan. 9.20.
Ribs-Sept 1890; Oct. 1850.
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T0DAY'S MARKET QUOTATIONS, TELEGRRHIC AND LOCAL
STOCKS AND BONDS
Liberty Bond Close

Liberty Bond Close
3ks-100.96.
First 4s--100.
Second 4s--1000G.
First 4Hs-99.92.
Fourth 4As-100.02.
Victory 3%s--100.20.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-29
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Howard Savings Bank Co.

at Howard, in the State of Ohio, at
the close Of business,
Sept. is, 1922
RESOURCES
Loans on real estate. IS 26,93S.60
Loans on collateral. $50. 15,S9OOO
Other loans and discounts. 74,S45.99
Overdrafts S906
U. s. bonds and securities. 35,122.5S
State, county and municipal
bonds 80, 11,6O9.OO
Other bonds, stocks and Sc
curities ............... 44,254.5O
Banking house and lot.... 2,50000
Furniture and fixtures. 80. 100000
Cash items .............. 22i.7O
Due from Reserve Banks
and cash in vault. ..... 24,667.S5
Foreign money ........... 1876
-
Total ..........,... .$2O6, ,354.O4
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in. .... s. 25,000.00
Surplus fund .......... 6,25O.00
Undivided profits less ex-
penses, interest and tax
es paid ............... 1,51O.27
Reserved for interest. $500
Individual deposits subject y
to check ............... 94,GO9.5S
Demand certificates of de-
posit ............. 49,. 21,5S2.61
Time certificates of de-
posit .................. 25,755.OO
Savings deposits. ........ 1S,5OO.5S
Bills payable ............. 100000
Bonds borrowed, govern
ment ................. 100000
Total ...........,..... $2O6,5o4.O4
State of Ohio, County of Knox:
/, Judson c. Durbin, Cashier of the
above named The Howard Savings
Bank Co., do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief
JUDSON c. DURBIN.
Correct-attest:
John f. Gardner,
Chas. F. Simpson,
G. W. Hoovler,
Directors.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Fcmale

INVESTIGATOR wanted; state nSc, cx-
pcricnce and salary expected. Box
%0I. carc The Dispatch.
OGRAPHER-wantcd to employ, ex.
pcricnccd young lady stcnORraphc
state salary expected. Box ~ t0S. care
TIE !.!spa;ch
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ROSS & CARLE--Automobiie rcpairins
and genera, mschiae work, IeOS.l2 w.
Nain STRAIT boulevard lA
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WANTED, a thoroughly
experienced wind "
trimmer and card writer
One who is accustomed
to arranging displays of
the finest merchandise.
Apply at once to Thai,
himer Bros, Broad at
Fifth.
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Hclp-Sfale or Female

Hclp-Male or Female 81
TfPfSTS--PrepEre authors manuscrictr
for publication: S25-Si0o weekly, spare
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MEN AND WOMEN wanted to learn the
barber trade. Tuition. SIS: tools FREQ.
diplomas given. Write for information
Richmond Barber College. 500 East Mar
shall Street. or Norfolk Barber College,
22&, Bank Street. Norfolk. Va.
So2-N92 Observation-Disclosures over ~,
steady work; get u. y, government posi-
lions. Common education sufficient, In.
husnce unnecessary List positions esi
\ tainaole. free. Write lpday, su.s
Franklin Institute. Dept. 49, y, Roehes.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DeattlB


BDATTIE-rhc funeral Oh Mr. Caroline c
Dsa!t!c will be from All Saints Church
Sunday. March 6. At 3:3o.
BURSs-Dled. FRIDAY. March B. 1922. a.
$3.50 p. ~. at the Hygeia Hospital. Ed .
ward ]. Burns aged IS years He IL
survived by hts wife. two daughters
virginia and Marie Burns: mother.
three brothers and three s,.,err. Tn.
funeral will take place Sunday after
noon at O'Clock from the residence,
COS North Twenty fourth Street.
DEANE-D,ed. on Friday night. March
srd IN thir city. ". Dousins Dennc. The
funeral vii! be from tho residence OF
Mr.. Cary Carr. lc2a Floyd Avenue. on
Sunday afternoon al o'clock.
GILL---Mrs. Amelia r. Giu died Saturday
evening. March :. 1922. u ~. a, her
daughters home. .rs. ~. A. Henley.
:o?t West Cary street. sh. ir survived
Mrs. !. M. Evan. Mrs. Z. II. Iarris ard
Mrs W. A Henley. 4. ". CHI. II. W.
GIL and r. J. GIN. NIL OF this city,
birmingham and Washington papers
Deare., darling. thou has ief, ~.
We thy loss most deeply feel
hut !, was God that has b-re.t US.
Fc all our sorrow heal
children.
RETD-Diet y, the home o. her sister
Mrr. ". Il. iIohson. too *o-th Twenty
fourth street. March {. ;::e. 4. 81.
Clara Reid aErd - years. Funeral from
ST. rau!'r ~ l.. Church. Twenty-tHycnth
and - Streets. SunHa-. March 3, a. :,
o'clock. Int-rm"n- in oak~ood
NoCE--D.ei. IT "a. residenc. .; MS
mother 3;t Louisiana Strc.'. William
7. Rock. In the 3?nd year OF his age.
He the son OF Nnry J. and the lat.
William Rock. Besides hls mother. ne
Is survived NJ ono sis,er. Mrs J. o.
Hicks. and two brothers Etil- and Ross
Rock. The funeral viii De hold IL the
hon- n, 3;3o y. ~. Sunday. Intsr,nent
IN lakewood.
THAcKER-Dicd. march I. ias A. NJ.
"a: N. home. c5CI IVES, Main. a. Howard
Thacker. az the late Andrew J. and
Maria J.. Thack-r. lie leaves the fol-
lowing sisters and bro;hett-M!ss Let
tie Il Thaehcr. Mrs. Il. II. Johnson
Mrs. ]. l.. Mitchell. w. G. and II. A.
Thacker Funeral Monday. : p. NJ.
Monument ". r.. Church. o! which h.
n member.
THoMPSON--D.ed at +:5 A. M Satur-
day. March g. a. the residence OF her
.on- law. Fleming Z. Phillips. 1910
noble Avenue. Roland Par&. Mrs. Saiie
G!th year OF her Ese. MEs. Thompson
tho wife OF the late Thomas Rust
Thompson and daughter of the lat.
William II. and Jane Butler Clsmme:t.
She leaves four daughters. MEs. N"lir
Thompson Styu. Mrs. Fleming J.. Phil
lips. o. this city: Mrs. Carrie Thomp-
son Euker and Mrs. J. T.. Jackson. o:
Washington. j.. C.: four Erandchildren
Mrs. Z. r. Phillips. Miss nellie {. Phil
lips. Master Alonzo Phillips and Frances
Jackson. and two great grandchildren
to mourn their loss. Funeral from the
rcsidence at 3:30 Il. ". Sunday. Inter
nent In Hollywood.
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Printing--stationery Ds

IF you wish r. $. Laake uormerly Of
l.eake Printing Company to take care
OF your printing wants, call Randolph
5ol. Now located at South Sixth
Street. between Main and Cary.
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"ASTED--At once. foT.nan--,.--.7--
am oinht'on man that can handle n,n, :
e saws and get results Film 49,
c cs aTne In one hour per day. HAND And
snSuiar saws. We manufac.ure 49,
and shocks. Must he ernerI.ne ooaes
nan ana saw tler. Would ike IN bo0,.
man that could invest in the hu,, nane
10 s no. essential. State lowest wages
,eier. Address p. o. Box STA Ivnn,,
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LoST--Opcn-facs gold watch on Hui
street March Isl Initials on back g
4. L;bersi reward /. returned to ~.
Hu.l Street. Madison sos.
LoSr--S-t;or coz. white lemon spots
anHw.rs name Dick" Reward II re-
turned Is Pope Avenue, Believus
Park
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hcIp Wanteti-yi,In
SALESMAN

,yh m'n'ed. experienced tire sa,esn,
commercial H anG , IA tho ei,y-,o call on
NV" 'c NJ reference. Good onr .a9st
honlic. I've wire Singi. man nre,srn.sy
nnIg.a,,. please s!vc fun detail, IN x,so.
Dispa;rh APPLY Box y 400. care Tho
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Requiring

|lcTROLA. Columbia. Edison and al,
talking machines. Finest work. lowest
prices. Madison +9i2. Manly Is. Ramos.
III North Seventh, between Grace and
FrRnhiIn.
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=
ate chargea. ii. Cohen. rs East Broad.
WATCH REPAIRING py experts. Moder-
ate charges. Terrell Bros, 1873 ". Broad.
WE specialize In jcwclry repairs. Tho
Norris Jowelry Co.. Colonial Theater.
wiSGFOor SHOE REPAIRING. al N.
Second III. Ran. i2S5-w. T. 4. BurnwslI,
MEMS AND DOYS' half so!es and heels,
$3.50. Goes Place. 1927 West Main.
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Automobiles for Solo
I I
OVERLAND

| PAIGE. with good tires and e1,ra..
condition excellent; reasonable price
Madison 6s5s-J.
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WANTED. sALESMES-We want to en-.
p'oy number OF real life Insurance
statesmen for Richmond and vicinity. We
nave liberal contract for those that
quarry. Address or apply to the Shea-
"ndoah Life Insurance Co. Tyler &
nsrrins' General Agents. iis-A North
Eighth Street. Richmond. Va.
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D.are-. darling. thou has lef; ~.
We thy loss most deeply feel.
hut 1, was God that has b-ce:t US.
nc car x!l GUY sorrow heal.
children
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Auto Livery -Garages

X. s. ulLSoS-Dodg. repairing. NiEt
aerrice. 1911 ". Broad Street.
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AUTOMOBILES
Service MISUNDERSTANDING


CYLINDER AND PISTON GRINDING q
speciality. using the latest wet grinding
process. supersrding all other methods
SatierMhIfe q IlIl-ak
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SASYOUR'S ice cream is homo made,
clean and pure; special prices to ent.r :
tainment and lawn parties. boulevard
26l8.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Special Notices

81. W. FRENCH. Expert Tree surEeon-
Can repair damage done By recent
STORMS. Call boulevard tl35-W. or
write 9ls West Grace. No charge for
Inspection.
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AUTOMOBILES
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Automobiles fer Sale

USED TRUCKs-a TO r-ton. A. Meyers
Sons Co.. 9 and IL South Eighth Street
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G.. B. HATCH,
3O2 NORTH GRAHAM,
NEAR BROAD

WILL exchange Kood 5-passenEcr auto
mobile for nrst mortgage real estate
note. Box 351. cnrc The Dl.pntCh
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We Arr; IN 4 POSITION TO DO FIRST.
CLASS PAINTING on ALI. MAKES OF
AUTOMOBILES BEST OF MATERIAL
AND WORKMANSHIP. PRICES RIGHT
RICHMOND MOTOR COMP Y.
TENTH AND BROAD STREETS.
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IMMEDIATE delivery on all type. OF n.v
cars. Hesrn Motor Co.
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IhhEE unmarried men between the ages
the marine corps by applying Monday
between a. NJ. and 2:30 p. ". Franz
I'm Hotel. Eighth and Franklin, Room
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A"SuFACTURER'S DISTRIBTIT0R-T
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:, , "o'n we can ansiBn all or part OF thi,
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wear Sic Auto Windshield Wings. r.tsV.
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sspar ateiy or with other auto spseisitias
40 investment required. reliability helm
the essential qualification, although nnnf
t Un prepared to carry own credits. Write
eur ne auto Specially Company, p. %.
Box Ills. Pittsburgh, Pa, "
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