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New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
TONY, THE BOOTBLACK
 Goes Up
 IN AN SHIP

Mariouche, datsa my wife, shecSa say Whatsa mat we don't maka da party an take-a da walk upstairs in whatsa you call hccm an airsheep. I say hecsa all righta for me. So we take-a coupla armsful kecds an walka to-a da stable where is da falla whatsa makc-a da trccps inna da airsheeps.
 "How mucha does he cost to takc-a ma Mariouche anna me an hull bunch kceds upstairs for rider I aska da falla. He says five-a dolls for tree minoots. Fivc-a dolls tree minoots! Datsa justa so long to say goodbye hello. You start to go onna da treep an hcosa back. Five dolls. Datsa too much I talla heem an aska hcem how much ees eet he ! want just to shakc-a da wings. He makesa da laff at me an den says l jumpa cen l taka a1rabody for noting.
 Howsa tIarioche sheeSa gonc-a jump in. Sheesa say to me I should stoop-a down an sheesa usc-a ma 1 back fora da foots-ladder. Nota l for mo. Shcesa crush Coupla my 1 spines So four-a- s1ive-a ska mans we geeva her beega push an den anudder beega push an sheesa in. Almost. Hull lotta Mariouche sheest 1 steek out. but sheesa got huff in side. Coupia keeds heesa onna da ! floor an Mariouche sheesa ho1da l fnnt I viJtf1 dx
 hat onna my face to keepsa da ears
 from Hopping onna my head inna
 da wind and before we start da falla say to me deesa good biplane. ]
 say you batcha life deesa goodbye
 plane. Frett' soon da falla heesa
 push button inna da face an we ge
 upstairs an Mariouche sheesa feel
 like avrateeng heesa gon-a say
 gooda bye to her stommack.
 We gone up tree ten thirty tou-
 sand feets an da falla hecsa talk
 nose dive. l cHlla back to MariouChe an sheesa don't care eef somebody
 dive onna her hull face. Eetsa not
 her nose what's bod her eetsa da
 stummack. Prett' soon da machine
 heesa gone down, forgets whatta he go down for an den comes-a back for somcteeng. ] getsa seek too ar
 begga da man please take-a us
 downstairs We landa all right.
 say dats nice long ride for noting huh Mriouche an Mariouche say
 datsa ride hcesa good for noting. Da next time l wanna get seek
 don't have-a take da airsheep.
 cctsa stale spaghct anna garlic!
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
WINDING ONES OWN

An Irishman remarked the other dav that his idea of heaven was a place where everybody minded hls own business.
 He was stimulated to make this pointed, if not poignant, remark as d result of writings in Hartford papers regarding the mayoralty elcc- ton in New Britain.
 A heaven where everybody mind- cd his own business, however, would be hard on newspaper editors.
 It was Horace Greeley, we thlnk' who said the business of an editor was to raise hell and sell papers.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
Greater Part of Poland
 Is Reported SnOWbOund

Berlin. April 19 tP - X news agency dispatch today said that a violent snowstorm which has been sweeping Poland assumed such di- mensions that for the last 24 hours the greater part of Poland has been snow bound
 Telephone and telegraph service was interrupted for 4S hours. War saw newspapers. being unable, therefore. 10 obtain news from the provinces. issued only meagrc edl- tions.
 Last nights express for Berlin stuck in ih" snow shortly after leaving Warsaw. The Moscow cx- press was unable to reach WaysaK.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
AREpORT ON STREETS

Tho report of the special commit tee on streets. which was presented to the Common Council last night, leaves mo stone unturned.' as the saving goes. It is one of the most damning reports of a city's failure to function satisfactorily in an inn portant department that was ever issued hereabouts. The city's streets, thoroughly investigated by the com- mjttee, were found to be Tn de- plorable condition for the most part.
 The impartial nature of the report is significant. No attempt is made therein to shield one or the other party: both were found wanting Tn years past. The lamentable condition of most of the streets could not have developed to such proportions. the report indicates. if any of the ad- ministrstions had given proper at tcntion to them.
 The first move of Mayor Paones- ea's administration has been to plan work on the streets and to construct sewers. The main intention of the mayor just now Is to give work to unemployed men. Now that attention has been focused upon the streets II would be a good plan to follow out 9 definite policy to bring all of them up to a reasonable standard o' smoothness and the work should moi be discarded until th15 end E achieved
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
AGCN WELL PARKED

When all is said and done. as he barber shop philosopher puts il, there was less discussion and 1iSSen- sion about finding q place 10 park inc German houitZcr than usually accompanies the settlement ot q heavy question in New Britain,
 Before gaining a final resting
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

A campaign against improper headlights is to be carried out Tn plainville and the promise IS made that it will be more effective tnah the one recently started in New Britain. What is needed ill thls con- nection is a constant campaign car ried out by all the towns. Sporadic campaigns are only temporary hindrances and have no lasting ci- feet.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
Observations On He Weather

Washington, April 19.-Forecast for Southern New England: Show CTS this afternoon or tonight. Colder tonight. Friday partly cloudy and colder. Strong west winds.
 Forecast for Eastern New York: Cloudy and colder tonight, with rain or snow in central and north portions; Friday partly cloudy and colder: strong west winds.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity showers and slightly colder.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
UPSALA STUDENTS
 ID SING TONIGHT
Net Proceeds to Be Added to Scholarship Fund

A concert. the proceeds of which will go towards a scholarship fund for New Britain boy. will be held this evening when the Upsala Col lege Giee Club of East Orange, N. J.. will appear in concert at the First Lutheran church. Franklin Square, at S:15 o'clock. Two New Britain youths, Carl Swanson, son of Mir. and Mrs. John Swanson, 520 Pennington avenue. and Walter An- dcrson. son of Mir. and Mrs. Solomon Anderson, 314 Maple street. both of whom are freshmen at Upsala Col lege. are members of the Glee club. The club is directed by Conrad Fors- berg. head of the Upsala School of Music. and is assisted by Miss Mar garet Olsen of New York city. na- tionally known oratorio soprano.
 The Glee club, composed of 26 college men. is making two week s tour of the New England states dur which it is giving IS concerts. The tour began Monday, April 9. and will extend through Sunday, Aprill 22.
 Mir. Forsberg, the director of the chorus, has gained considerable rec ognition as a musician of distinc- ton. He is a fellow of the American Guild of Organists and Q conductor of ability.
 The program to be rendered is as follows:
 l. "The Worship of God in Nature Beethoven Cleo Club
 ?. 'Lo How Rose Fer Bloom ing" ;. Praetorius G57l-1621) War Song ... Folk tune from '....... ..'.'. oot'tAlu Folk Song ....,.. Traditional ........... Swedish English Folk Song .... Arr. Eorsytht Glec Club
 5. Soprano Solo Aria from Madam Butterfly "Un bel di'' ..' '.'.... ..'...' '.....' 1uNNAi i Miss Margaret Olsen ! 4. Prayer ..... Arr. Flemmine "Till Mitt Hem" Arr. krompeI Jubllafc Russian Ncsper Hymr 1 Incidental SOlO-Nliss Olsen l Student song
 | Cleo Club
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

5. Negro Spirituals ''Steal Away to Jesus" ..... Arr. Charles Fonteyn Manney Wait Until Put on My Grown .........Arr. William Reddick
 Glee Club 2. I Rosen's Doft ............ Prince GuStaf AdOlph Svarta Dine ........ Norwegian Folk Song Just You ........... Burleigh Take Joy Home ...... Bassctt Norwegian Echo Song ...... .......... Arr. Thrane
 Miss Olsen s. De Sandman ....... Protheroe Passed by Your Window =. DTdH0 Rollin' Down to Rio German
 Glec Club
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

Correct this Sentence: "Thc rca- son the women all like her" said the gossip. 'is because their hus- bands think her so wonderful" Copyright. 1928. Publishers Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

Being uninstructed, the II Connec- ticut delegates to the Republican na- tional convention can jump in any direction where honor and glory les'
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

From New Britain to Grceniy ls- land i, all in the weeks work tor an aviator. We trust MT. Dixon hash forgotten his furs.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
u.mh., Audit Bur..u of Circulation

Member Audit BuFeau of Circulation The 4. B, c is . national organization which furnishss newspapers and adVer- tlss-, with . strictly honest analyss of circulation. Oar circulation statistics are r.ssd unon this audit. Thls insures pro. tectton against fraud in newspaper dss- tr,bution ngures to both national and local advertisers
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

We judge a dead civilization by one carved stone. Suppose future archaeologsts dig up copy of the Congre gational Record.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

The only profitable advertising medium h the City. Circulation books and pFess room slWays open to advertisers
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

Two postmasters fired for telling tho truth about patronage. It's q queer way to get the facts in an investigation.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

They say canned grape fruit, which doesn't squirt. is just as good as the fresh. But it isn't sporting.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
ET<%'a Ea1:TAq;b 1A
 MUoI7 Rs
Send all communications to Fun Shop Editor, caro of the New
 Britain Herald. and your letter win be forwarded to New York.

Taking a Tip From the Blossoms! Daffodils and hyacinths that make Spring gardens gay. Well. Folks, we can't be them of course, and yet why not, we say Be laffodls and ioy-acinths that brighten up the plot Of earthly every day y-routlne-Wc ask you, Folks, why not:
 Fact! Teacher: "Eddie, tell us one fact about the gold fish, Edwin: Tt never marries out Of its sphere."
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

The idea. you see. is to protect being that rebels" may cat it.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

In a jewellers window in Nice, France. Mmc. Giraud recently found a diamond necklace which she had buried in Russia during the rcvolu- tiOn
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

One way to be happy is to shy from things that threaten to be- come essential to your happiness.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

Now that minding your p's and as means minding your pints and quarts it won't do to say man is up in G.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

Whats the use? Even if you were rich, you'd have no place to put all the things advertised in the maga- zines.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

Another thing the ultimate con- srmcr pays without realizing it is the salary Of the bill collector.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

There's 8 bright side. Chicago also contains many Americana born people who never have killed any body.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

Queer people. They dread d coffin and yet deliberately spend most of their lives walled up in d house.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

There's one sure way to escape criticism. A germ is cussed. small as it is, but nobody knocks an atom.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

The Herald is on sale daily in Ne~ York at Aotalinks Newsstand. Tmes sauArs; schults's Nswsstands. Entrance Grand Central, t:nd Street
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

If bro >ity is the soul of wit, tn, skirt designer has about reachel the end of his little joke.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
a%$l&&:

A parking space is a place where you leave the car to have those little dents made in the lenders.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

When a criminal is convicted and sentenced, it's all over but the ap- peal and delay and final acquittal.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
TELEPHONE CALLS

Eutsrsd 1t the Post Omcs at New Brit sip q Second Class Mail Natter.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
>H AAs As~neinfAA Pres

Member ef the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively en. titled to the uss for republication Of all nsws credited to 1t or not otherwise credited in this paper and also local news published therein.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
That's the Rub!

Daniel, Jr.: Dad, I'm in love with a girl. I'm almost frantic. l just can't eat."
 Daniel, ST.: No, but you must re- member that she can!"
 Walter M. Onslow
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

Amcricanism: Cnssiug the big car that feeds us dust: glorying in our ability to feed dust to another ono.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

mother rose from her seat in the
 front pew and. hobbling into the aisle. fairly shouted. "Ah do. Ah do. and Ah'se powahfui glad to do it!" Mary Elizabeth Bouck
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
New Britain Herald
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
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Issusd Daily (ounday Excspted) At Hsrald Bldg. G Church Street
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

Graft is something one never sees until it is "bared.'
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

newspaper to throw doubts upon what many people believe so lnl- plicitly that it amounts to a religion
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
\ Wonder!

Applicant: Do l get the job, sir?'
 Sales Manager: Are you mar ried?"
 Applicant: "Yes. sir" Sales Manager: You get the job. If you sell yourself you can sell anything.'
 Mrs. l.. +. Zweisele. Copyright, 1928, Reproduction
 Forbidden)
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

\ submarine seems to contain more intricate machinery than anything else man has built, except model kitchen.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
Facts and dEancies

Three R's Of modern politics: Re ligion, Rum and Kottenness.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
Labor Saved!

Labor Saved! Mrs. Hickson: What did you cook for dinner today?' New Maid: Il cooked that bird you brought last night Mrs. dickson: But that was stuffed bird!"
 New Maid: "All the better. That'll save me making any stuffing.."
 Mother +.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL
 LEADS PEST DRIVE
East Enders Collect 16,608
 Caterpillar Egg Clusters

More than 100000 caterpillar egg clusters have been collected by school children in the Kiwanis club annual 'bug hunting contest" ac- cording to today's report. The total
 to date is 1G3,2 with the Roose. welt school TOW leading. In the individual contest Roosevelt school student also is leading, taking tho
 lead over q Central Junior High school student.
 The report to date from schools ia as follows:
 Roosevelt lb,bVG stanley ............ lo,o?b
 Israel Putnam ............ 1S,7G4
 Northend 17,559 Smallcy 10,413 St. Joseph ............... ?,3o1 l Chamberlain ,.......... 6,54S Central Junior High ....... 5,673 Nat han Hale Junior High .. 3,73O
 Lincoln 3,4S0
 Elihu Burritt ........... c,777
 Smith 1,o53 Vance 1.o4s 1 Rockwell 5o7
 Bartlett co7 Camp 73 | Three highest pupils:
 Kenneth Tibbals Roosevelt School ................. 7,100 Michael Wasso-Rooscvclt School
 6,355 1 William BoWcn-Nothend School
 5,629
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

It's cheaper to smoke cigars. Ac- uuaintances haven't the nerve to
 say: Gotta cigar:"
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
THE PUNCH BOWL

To tho Poster Girl! I've fallen in love with you. poster girl. Who displays the lingerie, For a girl who can wear so little so we'll Is the kind of a girl for me!
 M. A. Gormley
 A Different Game! He was batter of the greatest skill And he took every chance to boast of it. But when it came to love, his work was ill., A maiden's fancy he could never
 Irwin Ciner
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
Shifting the Burden!

The clergyman had been called
 upon to marry a young. colored girl ,, of rather lively reputation. She was an orphan who had been brought up by her grandmother.
 As the clergyman read the words, 'Who givcth this woman 10 be mar ried to this man?" the old graud-
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

Busiueso Omes .... s:S Editorial Rooms .... s.6
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S:.o0 Three MonthA
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

| OVERLAND COACH. l926-Repossessed car.
selling for banks equity of s225 20l2 l4th
! st. NV.
PACKARD sEDANs1S, or Z passenger and
anteed cars that cost no more than medium
PRICED new cars Some as low as $500 5o; Terms Terms
| rama I'd.
! PIERCE-ARsoW 80 RoADsTER-One year
old. used 5000 miles shows no wear and 1.1 Il Is
vidnal finish; consider smaller car and
PIERCE. BARROW L1MoUsINE-Maroon Duco
| finish, finely appointed and in perfect con.
% 0 Bar rSt P sss e oa ss's ss 10th St
PONTIAC 1927 COACH: used very little by
saeas gTedls T ,s5s 18th e st terms
condition; tires. paint and upholstery fine;
| priced to sell quickly; easy terms, L. P
REQ FLYING CLOUD BROUGHAM. 1929;
run less than 1000 miles; practically new:
lust broken in; substantial REDUCTION ,aaIhn e
REQ FLYING CLOUD SPORT ROADSTER:
Trimmings fully equipped AND ready to : 60 o:
low price. right terms. The TreW Motor
Co.. 1926 14th st. NV. Decatur 1910
REQ FLYING CLOUD VICTORIA; Just re-
finished in 1929 colors: full REQ equipment:
rev Ire pl Motor r Gov 1875 isth St Decatur 1916
STAR TOURING: 4-wheel brakes: balloon
tires: Good condition. Sacrifice, ssS cash.
Potomac 1888
-DURANT SEDAN, 2-door: car is just
like new; perfect running condition; real
buy for 5000: easy terms. l.. P. Steuart,
Inc. 1925 14th st. NV.
sTUDEBAKER DICTATOR. sEDAN-condi-
ton perfect throughout; s725; Torrey Motor
Co. 2l08 L st. NV. West 81. -
sTYTz EIGHT
tires, paint and upholstery fine: priced to
sell quickly: your car in trade: easy terms.
The Washington Cadillac Co. 1885 Connect
cut ave. NV. Decatur 1901.
miles. Perfect condition. Must sell at once.
Terms. NJ. Basin. SO st. Sc. IA
WHIPPET COACH. l927-This car has been
sood bny at e ss feam a FN 1ss
WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN. le25-Mechani-
fsy s45o rerms 2oiS 4tR R0 St
AUTOMOBILES by auction at Weschler's.
900 Pa ave NV. every Wednesday and
Saturday 10 am.
cars Late model Buick coach. Dodge,
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Essex and Hudson coaches, Ford tourins
and roadster; your car III trade. 462 Penna
REPosSESsED CARS-Many bargains. Cash.
terms, trade. Open till pm New York
ave. ne.
AUTO PATNTING-Have your car painted
By Ford factory msthod SIS So np
Co. 2 N Y. ave. NV. --------- -
Wsee Also neW tires at low prces
Trade II,,t in your old tires Hundles's' s436
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We buy and sell all makes Of cars; Easy
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HUDSON-ESSEX.

HUDSON-ESSEX.
You will appreciate the re-
markable values offered when
you inspect these practically
new cars at
Lambert-1udson Motors Co.
Hudson 1928 Sedan. l27-inch wheelbase S.
De distinguished from new. Priced low, sl,250.
Essex 1928 Sedan. like new in every re-
spect. Reduced to s725
Essex 1925 Coach. fully equipped. will give
Essex 1927 Sedan. rcfinished in beautiful
brand-new. Only $3.50.
these cars all in pink of condition Prices
reduced.
Dodge 1925 Sedan. leather upholstery. A
splendid car Original finish excellent. Re-
Chevrolet 1923 Coach late job with T.
wheel brakes and hrst-claSs mechanically
Appearance excellent, Fully equipped. Only
Nash 1925 Special Coach. S brand new
buy it. Only $3.50.
Nash 1927 Convertible Coupe with rumble
seat. Beautiful maroon. Perfect condition
Reduced to $795
Hupmobile 1925 Sport Touring. An ex-
ample of how good used car really can be-
Reduced to sell now. $3.50.
,studebaker 1924 Special Sedan. overhaul
ed and refinished. Looks and runs equal to
new. Only $3.50.
50 Other Models.
The House of Confidence,
1851 18th St. NV.
14th St. at X.
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SUBURBAN BOARD,

WANTED children to care for, good home
and care; age TO years. 900 Davis ave,
Takoma Park. d. c. lss
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMS.
IN nearby Virginia. unfurn. rooms BATH
October l, not over $40; near bus or car
Address Box Alb, Star office.
THREE adults desire furnished rooms about
Sept. 18th with or without light houSekeep-
ing; Mt Pleasant section preferred. within
walking distance of Central High School.
Address Box 176-A. Star Office.
FATHER AND GIRL, age years, wish room
in private family where child can be taken
care of during day. Address Box COB, Star
office
ROOM or room and board in private fam
lily in vicinity OF l4th g. Columbia I'd. or
14th & Park I'd. about Sept. Is. In reply
state price and phone number. Also if any
other roomerS. Address Box l0l-B, Star
Office 49,
BUSINESS GIRL wants room in private fam
lily. near 18th and G NV. Like occasional
use of piano. Room 226. Grace Dodge Hotel.
IN APARTMENT. near Treasury. Gentle
man. Permanent. Reasonable. State price.
Address Box l05-B. Star office 49,
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private family: NV State rates Ad-
dress Box l06-B. Star office.
rooms. with midday meal. in Mount Ranie~
or Brentwood. Md. Address Box aba. Star
Office. TO-
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DODGE SEDANS. both late 1a26-Absolutely
perfect in every detail; new tires and an
plush upholstery: practically your own terms.
Neumeyer Motor Co, 1925 l4th st. NV
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DODGE SEDAN. $50 good engine and rub
Der; beins used daily. 321o l7th ST. NV
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN

WASHINGTON'S nearest resort: 10th st
bus. swimming pool, tennis; beautiful estate
special rates now. Phone Silver Spring
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DODGE COUPE. I927-Special. Fully equip
ped. Excellent condition. 1895 CAN North
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APPLY RESIDENT MANAGER OR
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DODGE DE LUKE SEDAN, 1926-New tires,
bumpers, heater and gear lock. Velour up
holstery like new. Original paint. Low
mileage Motor perfect Will sacrlnce.
Columbia S750-W
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DODGE COUPE, 1926: will guarantee; 1915;
terms. Phone North 347 for demonstration
nr sec 11o6 onth IL
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DODGE COUPE-Beautifully finished, En-
CINE. upholstery and tires in very good con-
dition Years of dependable Transportation
at a bargain price and on easy terms 1niei
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DODGE 1926 COUPE; tires. motor AND gen
erai condition excellent and ready to co.
at a real price; easy terms. L. P. Steuart'
Inc 122S 14th st
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RENT ROOMS-SURuRRAN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEARBY MARYLAND-Large estate; 1911
st.: Forest Glen bus line; $25 month. Wis
consin 273l "a
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FORD ONE-TON TRUCK; new stake body.
Also Ford light delivery; new body. Both
trucks in good condition. Call Sl3 Hami!-
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GAIL FOR APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT,
MR. WITT, MAIN 1855

ORIGINAL PRICE, $1O,75O.
Beautiful new corner house, occupied
about one year. VIII sacrifice to quick
sell at some price quickly. House all fur
nished. Can be seen by appointment only,
as the property is unoccupied and We have
the key. This is one Of the rare opportuni-
ties to buy real bargain in a new house
IN well located. new subdivision.
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