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PLANE TO AID
IN MAN HUNT
Only z Believed Alive
After Louisiana
Prison Break

LOUISIANA STATE PENAL
FARM, Angola, La, Sept. 11.-tRl-
The man hunt for Lawrence Collier
and Earl Swanson, convicts who es-
caped from here Sunday night in a
prison break which resulted in the
death OF six convicts and the criti-
cal injuring of two others, has been
transferred 70 the west side OF the
Mississippi river on R~accourcl
Island, where the pair are believed
to be hiding unarmed.
An ~airplane was expected from
New Orleans 70 join in the hunt.
The plane, according TO information
received here this morning, will be-
volunteered by the Menefee Always,
Inc, Of New Orleans, and will fly
over the island while scores Of arm
cd men on foot are searching
The disappearance OF a row boat
from Tunica. two miles below the
farm, gave the officers the clue that
the convicts crossed the river at this
point and came out on R~accourci
island.
"There il not a doubt In the world
but that the four men who were shot
in the boat are dead" Captain John
Singleton, in charge Of Camp T.,
where the break occurred, said to-
day. At the time Of the shooting q
powerful searchlight from the Will
liam Edenborn. l.. R. a. N. railroad
transport, was playing on the scene
and it would have been impossible
for any OF them 20 have come
to the surface without being seen, IL
was stated. Meanwhile, dragging vf
the river for the bodies was contin-
ued.
Carl ("Peg") Bolton. alias Lewis
Hall Of Caddo, IL also critically in
jured.
C. C.. Higginbotham, foreman at
the camp. is seriously injured in a
hospital In Baton Rouge, but II is
believed he will recover.
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convened the grand jury and ordered
an investigation or alleged IrraEu-
~larities i'm Connection with poll taxes
issued ~ Point Isabel voters. Over
"a hundred voters ere summoned. tho
coast town being almost dcpopultaed
when the voters appeared before the
grand jury en masse. The grand jury
reported no Irregularities nor gHonnds
for indictments.
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Planes Ready
FOR Nonstop Run

ROOSEVELT FIELD, NJ. ". Sent,
ll.-PESeven a~irplanes Of the ~
entered I'D the nonstop race from
this r ED to Los Angeles were on the
ground today being prepared for the
hopoff tomorrow morning. Three 9TH
er planes were expected during the
day.
Among those az the field Is Charles
A Ltylne's transatlantic monoplane
columbia in which il was rumored
Levine himself would be a passenger
on the transcontinental flight. An.
other plane IS Mrs. James "A. Still
mans North Star. purchased for the
abandoned transatlantic flight "
Thea Rasche. II was also rumored
that Mrs. Stillman might fly M i pas
senger in her plane.
Planes Of any size or type are eli
glble for the cross country air mar
athon. -Four prizes are offered for
the first four finishers, Of Sl2.5OO,
$4,000, $4,000 and $1,000.
The planes, their numbers and
pilots follow
14. Owen L. HaugIand. Cessna.
II. Nick Manner and G. A. Paulsen,
Bull Special Airsedan.
81. John Morris and Col. William
Than ii, Lockheed Vega.
Al. Col. Art Goebel and Harry
Tucker, his financial hacker. Lock.
heed Vega.
l01- Clifford Mcmillan. Stinsor
with Wright whirlwind motor.
lS5. Roger Q. Williams and Peter
Bonelli. Bellanca Columbia.
l56. Oliver lie Boutillier and
George King listed tentatively as CO.
piiot) Bellanca North Star.
206. Emil Burgin and Capt. L. A
yancey, Bellancn.
1e9. Capt. George Haldeman. Bell.
anca-
No numher-Harry Rogers, DonaIc
Woodward and Miss Ruth Nichols
Fokker Friendship.
LAP. l.. Cornell, Waterhouse Bi-
plane.
1873. Randolph Page and Otto Leise
Stinson Junior.
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Band Concert AT
Fl. Brown Tonight

The regular Tuesday evening con-
cert will be given By the Twelfth
Cavalry band at 1880 this evening on
the Fort Brown parade grounds.
For the third time, the concert
will be broadcast over radiophone
KWWG by remote control.
The organization puts on a regular
summer series Of concerts open to
the general public each year. G. 4.
Waddington directs the band.
The program:
4 March. Hi Henrvsx Triumnhal..
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Go TO Automobiles M. S. Price,
who has been auditor and cashier for
The Brownsville Herald for the past
several years. and Miss Donna Lind
say, who also has been an empioye
Of The Herald, left Monday by auto
mobile for Phoenix, Ariz., where they
win reside. They are accompanying
the family Of J. d. Lindsay, Miss
Lindsay's father. the party having
two automobiles and a truck in their
Miss Price and Miss Lind
say expect to become connected with
a newspaper in Phoenix. Another
former employe Of The Herald Is also
leaving for Phoenix shortly. She Is
Miss Barbara Payne. at present with
the Mission Times Miss Payne will
become seef~ty editor for the Arizona
Republican, tie leading newspaper Of
Phoenix. Before going 10 Arizona
Miss Payne will visit her parents in
lockwood. No.
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Tigers Pay $4,000
For Beaumont Player

BEAUMONT. Texas. Sept. LIP
Sale Of Roheqt Petrie. Beaumont
outfielder, to the Detroit Tigers for
$4,000 cash was announced today by
President Rube Stuart Of the local
club. Petrie will report 70 the Ii
gers next spring.
Eddie Marshall, shotstop, was sold
70 the New York Giants for $4,000
Sunday.
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Continued from page one.)
Carncs had invested nearly $4,000
in the talent of the two girls over a
period Of p months. Miss Nordlie hay-
ing received S3.721.62, Miss Griffin
S5.l3S6l and hrs. Pope S3,044.
While the home mission board was
preparing 70 show n grand Jury that
Carnes kept purported perculations
over a period Of years from the eyes
Of church Officials and auditors. the
United States Fidelity and Bonding
Company Of Baltimore launched a ma
tion wide search for him backed BY a
reward.
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MISS FARHART QuITs BEG

MISS EARHART QUITS PECOs
PEC0S. Tex, Sept. l1.-tPb-Miss
Amelia Earhart took off from Pecos
field at 10 o'clock today and headed
toward III paso in continuation OF
her westward solo flight. She had
been delayed here five days by en-.
gine trouble.
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CANADIAN WHEAT FORECAST

WINNIPEG. Sept. ll.-gPp-A
wheat crop OF 5~34.621.4f2 bushels.
from 23-09s. sos acres. j. estimated
for this seasons yield IL the Cana
dian prairie provinces by the Mani.
toba Free Press today.
The paper estimates the oats yield
Of the prairies provinces at 313,2S7.-
2l6 bushels, with Manitoba 55.4l9.23o
bushels; Saskatchewan 1~l52.556.Is5
bushels and Alberta 1~05,3I1,8S5
bushels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-11

NO. o. H.. A.s NAaNVnAN AEhh-
@&.$ pie. $500 p. M, Monday,
September 10, 1928, visiting Sir
Knights f~raternally invited. All
members are earnestly requested TO
attend. G. A. Houston, Commander,
w. w. Ball, Recorder.
If You Have anything to haul or
store. phone 27S.-Valley Bonded
Warehouse & Storage Co.-Adv. #.
Resume Paving-Paving operations
were resumed Tuesday morning BY
the Southwest Bitulithic Co. after a
DELAY OF three days on account of
| rains. Crews were working on WIDEN
ing jefferson and Elizabeth streets.
Paving crews on the rural highways
! are not expected 60 resume work be-
fore Wednesday.
You Call 27s. We haul-valley
! Bonded Warehouse & Storage Co..
Adv. If.
Spanish. Mexican or Ba.bers Itch
One bottle Of Imperial Eczema
s.emedy is guaranteed to - enough
for any case, Of any kind. All drug
gists are authorized TO refund your
norey il IL tails.-Adv. t6)
All Kinds OF feed at hardtime pric-
es.-Valley Bonded Warehouse &
Storage Co.-Adv. tt.
Four Standard Brands-Conklin,
Parker. Waterman and VAIL foun-
tain pens and pencils stocked al
Lackner's Jewelry store.-Adv. II.
EIks 10 Inltiate-A class Of ten will
be initiated into the local Elks lodge
AZ the regular meeting in the Elks
club rooms Tuesday night. This -
one OF the largest classes TO be re-
ceived into the order in recent
months. A report will also be rem
dercd on the visit 70 the Mercedes
lodge last Thursday night when a
delegation of thirty local Elks attend
I'd the initiation Of a large class N
that city.
Standard Brand Pens are the prop
err pens for children to learn 20
write with. $2.75 up at r. l. Lack
ner's Jewelry store.-Adv. tf.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools. heals and strengthens sore.
weak. tired eyes. All druggists 25e.
Adv. W
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w. EIHT ~ F1lE17E VI ~
The Board OF Directors have declared a
regular quarterly dividend of one and
three-quarters u7%) per cent On the
Cumulative 7n Preferred Stock Of this
Company. and a regular quarterly divi-
dend of one and one-half u1z%) per
cent on the Cumulative SO Preferred
Stock of this Company. for the current
quarter, payable October 18th, 1928. to
holders OF record at the close OF business
September 20, 1928. Checks 20 bs
mailed. Transfer books will not close.
Or SrEPrsnn. Vlre-PrrrArnr " Trrasurrr
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BALLOUCH IS

CONTINUED from page one.l
William Drury, who took off nj
s:21 4. m. Both filters stopped here
for thirty minutes.
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T0day's Radio Features

Tuesday. sspt ~
Central STANDARD TtmcI -~-
49,. $500 ~.w.a~. p~ssfaeufisl Campaign-WEAF WRC WGx ME5h
o"v- x yg4tft Ecn Voc WHO WEAS WSM WSAI WCLO 81 nEDS
s.ao-sSeihoernne singers: Musical variety wEAF VIC W W VIA
N.Y. WSsA5c WEB rhoSRn MAS wsM wMc wsR
100 WhEM show Root:R river Theater MISUNDERSTANDING WADE
WrHp lw0To KNOX KHiBr KOHL wSPD WIKI
VALLEY RADIO
KWWG-VaHeyR Radio Station
Brownsville
Q0s0 kc-2778 meters)
e:So-l2 noon-Varied musical program.
12-Weather forecast
1:o04:O0-Associated Press dispatches and Valley new from The
Brownsville Herald. Stat ions request program inter-
speFsed.
7:soS:so-Twefth Cavalry band concert from Fort Brown by re-
note control.
7.3oio:0O-Ramon MARITIME with group Of musicians. Two enter
tainers from Matamoros. Misses Consuehto p Cieha
Boado, violnist and pianist respectively n popular
and Spanish selections
GRGv-HarIIngen Music Co.
Haringen
U270 kc-2361 metersl
7.O0-s:00-Dick and the Edinburg Review.
90O-1l :0O-Specials.
1880 ID. m-Weather forecast.
4-0O-6:OO-Basebal results and radio dealers program
6.006.45-Assocated Press dispatches and Valley news ron The
Brownsville Herald.
645S:30-Specials.
Observation-Disclosures Music Co. program.
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OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR or
CUSTOMS. Port Of Brownsville,
Texas, Sept. III. 1928. Notice II here
by given that on Sept. 8. 1928, there
was seized a Brownsville, Texas,
from Manuel vasquez, ct ais, for
violation Of Sec. sos Tariff Act 1922
and Sec. 1852 r. s., One "a Chevrolet
truck. motor No. r 2s31630. Serial
No. SIX 1905. Anyone claiming the
above described truck must appear
and file his claim with me within
twenty f20) days from the date of
this notice. otherwise 7 will sell the
truck at public auction at the U. s.
C~ustomhouse, Brownsville. Texas,
on Tuesday. October ?. 1928. at 10
o'clock A. M.-Wm. Neale. Dy. Col
lectors
Seizure Ne. sH0-B.
e-l1ds-2S-2tv-3lz&s
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CONTINUED from page one.l
already has been recommended BY
the war department rivers and har-
hors engineers, and also has the
endorsement Of the rivers and har-
bors committee of the house. Local
interests must contribute at least
$500. 900. and furnish certain prop
erty without cost TO the govern
ment.
II was also understood that IL IL
i found inadvisable TO include the
remainder Of Cameron county, ex-
cept the Harlingen district, that
plans will be discussed for the or
~ganization Of a district to include
only the Brownsville and Point Isa-
bel precincts. There has been much
discussion in Brownsville Of includ-
ing q project for the construction
~ a sixteen foot channel from q
point near Brownsville 20 q connec-
ton with Brazos island harbor.
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J. Attention. Knights Tenn
)lar. Stated conclave Of
brownsville Commandery
No. 81. X. T., Masonic Tenn
pie. $500 p. m, Monday,
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You Call 27s. We haul.-Valley
Bonded Warehouse & Storage Co..
A1w 80
The Washington times., 1928-02-16

For Quality Cars
And Best Prices

We have inst the ear Tor yOu 20
your price Come In today. We have
ample time IN which 10 demonstrate
our machines for you.
The Washington times., 1928-02-16

LIST your property With u0 today Wa
Will get you purchaser or tenant
Maple James. 1110 14th st. M. IOa00.
The Washington times., 1928-02-16
Conveniently Classified Columns
Automobiles u

Automobiles u
BIIICKs--BoTH NEW AND USED
Also Other Makes OF Used Care
Buick A AZ 81 log 3 I eESSbEss0 erin 100
CHEVROLET Coach, 1897 model, looks
and runs perfect. fully equipped bumper
and bumperettes. spare tire, parking light.
terms, cali Z. j. FLETCHER. Ene. SIS
CHEVROLET 1927 Cabriolet; fine condh
14th 81. 81. W. North 5000. -, -
CHEVROLET Sedan. 1925. excellent con-.
$500. Terms to responsible. Lin. $3.50:
cHEVROLETS = All models and years:
Ded a priss sDi o% On n aS 9eS an sARkY4
MOTOR CO.. Inc. 1925 Sherman Ave. D. W.
and 1918 Conn. Ave. ". w Adams 5000
w Snd MAN Ias $50 1909 Wisconsin Ave. = "
5000. BUicK AGENCY. 18Th md You.
EssEx. 1926 Coach. $3.50 17e2 : st.
ESSEX 1927 Coupe sOs5 l7aa z s..
ESSEX Coach. '27. Super SIX. run 2.7O0
miles. Take &466. Adams 7e11.
BSsEX. COACH 1925 $685. 1905 18th
st. N w.
EssEX. 1925. Coach $50 1722 Z St..
FoRD coUPE: late lsss: ,tylIiy sGaiDgSssdk;
Pa. 4. Nc. S. d. Inc. sose -. -. 60
Y Auto nSrs. iis4i4 i4ts 81. n. W u. $50.
FORD Coupe, 1925; driven very little;
perfect mechanical condition: has good
pick Murphy. Inc. Buick Dealers, 0O4 H
~. ~. e.
FORDS = Large assortment Of open and
i clcsed nodels e s s H tEcSE pElcsd low
2E26 Sherman Ave. n. W. and 1918 Conn.
AYE oss q; ~; adams eOO2 ana 81 4a "a $50.
EoR9 ,Jn xcel H s rS1RSsr ~ GOOD a by
ca. Ave. ~. w. Col. 1928.
FORD Coupe. 1927, PRACTICALLY brand new.
every extra; Sacrifices. Auto Mart. 14l4
FoRD, 1924. Sedan 800 l72s + 81.
% $40 WELDIT CO.. 6f0 lst q W
HUDSON Coach, 1926: repossessed: eeIl for
:, best ottsr. Mt NJ Luttren. 1S41 18th St.
AlipsoN. 1925 Coach. s29b. 1722 I St
HUPP 6-Ro1d1tsr. 1928: cannot s. told
pr ssC sssg i EnS SsT Ts i sG s1S W.
HpE rcs sFSs ssso a. GSs cs Sn asSs
HUPMOB1I.E SEDAN. 1927 tret-class
used car; nav tires: paint and tenders IN
excellent condition: special uDh0letefy /;
SseS teF g1s e "a trs ESs Spf sy sissgsr
KIssEL Roadster, Iate model, rev, sporty
Duc6 paint, $500. Auto Mart. 1414
18th So. ~. w.
MOLLER TAxICABs for sale. brand new.
500 down. S26 week. Rear 1116 18th
St. ii. w. Frank 9962.
NASH Brougham. late 1925: advanced six:
main bearings: fully equipped with
bah crank, bumpers and gnubbers: car IL
excellent condition. Best offer buys Il. Can
be seen at Investment Bldg. Garage lbase"
mentl. 18th and X SITS. w.
NASH Special. 1926. 4-Door Sedan: Owner.
1915 Tor quick eale: terms. Adams 1920.
NASH Special Coach, 1927. Just like new
car. run 5000 miles. guaranteed c0ndi-
ton. $3.50: terms Or trade. Steger's Garage.
645 Nd Ave. N. -. Line. 178.
ovrRFH1AIHS1E.EDy o INb f pAAfrrrn
SIX MONTHS 10 PAY.
,sss.ss l B; I II ii daAh 4 n 4ssz
OAKLAND ROADSTER--New 1928 1910
18th 81. ~. See BIZ. Frey
sTITDEBAKEk Tour s35 cash. bal. SO
mo. Cap GaraRe. 1912 n. y. Ave. n. ".
TRAVELLING house-car, REQ, fully equip
), BED re- seen 10 any tins ye Ss. akdW. Englisn
REP0sSESsED FINANCED CABS.
DOdGe. Chevrolet. Ford.
Late models: Rniug very cheaps cash
t'Fms' rs feosd 81 NV sly Y 81 sne Hyr n =.
USED CHEVROLETs q RORDs
oIIRIsMA y cHEVRoLET. SALES CO.
610 n St ~ u lincoln 10000
The Washington times., 1928-02-16
Sterrctt & Fleming, Inc.
whippet, Willys-Knight
Used Car Department

We need the room. and are will
ing to sacrifice the cars listed be-
low. Every one is worth much
more than the price asked.
1923 Ford Roadster ..........$50
1923 Ford Touring .......... so
1922 Hupp Touring .......... SO
1925 Ford Touring ........... SO
1924 Chevrolet Touring ....... 80
Auburn 7-pass. Sedan -. 50
1926 Overland 6 Sedan. 49,. 1896
1925 Overland 4 Sedan. 200
1928 Dodge Sedan .......... 1876
1925 WHY'S Knight Sedan. 900
1926 Chevrolet Coach 1925
1926 Chevrolet Touring $3.50. .22o
1925 Ford Tudor Sedan 49,. $50
Sterrett 4 Fleming, Inc.
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REDUCED PRICES


CHENROLETS-FORDS.
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more than a used car is worth
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PRIVATE KTNnERGARTEN: SUPERVISED
nay. rre kindergarten department; normal
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slightly used low mileage, disc wheels
new balloon tires. bumpers front and rear;
tul! set of side curtains. Party taking up
trade your car III, Pecks Garage. @i@t 14th
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SALE-AUToMOBILES

BUICK BROUGHAM - Demonstration, model
81 last wears model. exceptionally fine. a
road car that you will enjoy this Spring and
summer, See il without fail. Dick Mummy.
Inc. Buick Dealers, 1888 14th St Open
evenings and SnDAaXs
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waxing skilled mechanics. reduced nr}ces
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AEE YCr HEED 0Y BgfNG sIcKt flKARk
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sALE-AuroMoBILEs.
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REQ. REQ.
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BUY A CAR
YOU
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studebs se,ians q of them1. 1925
both are fully equipped. one dark blue
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only 500
Oakland Sedans 1925 and 1926 paint and
mechanical condition are excellent tires are
practically rev wheel brakes. bumpers
snubhers automatic Windshield wipers. mir
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Dodge 1926 Sedan: bumpers front and
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lust like new tires and mechanical condition
excellent: only S525.
Dodge 1925 tCollpe: all new tires. uphol
stery perfecs. mechanically Al: fully equip
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Dodge Roadster. late model: is Finished IN
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Buick Sedan. refinished in dark blue: the
upholstery is good. but we put IN new shp
covers 10 match and make the Gar new 10
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| perfect order many extras hrst S375 an
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ELECTRIC WIRING-slT rooms comnIete
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CADILLAC sEDAS--S57S takes this week
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We also have 4 complete assortment of V.fSt
v-G3 and 3Ii model Cadillacs These cars
are all IN excellent condition and are ahs0-
lutely guaranteed Washington Cadillac Co..
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rrAwsTRFss w 0 r X BEAUTIFULLY
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| DODGE TOURING. Al condition; low mile
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| fun set of side curtains. Tar has been in
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. TUTORING ESGLfsH. FRE1CH MAThE-
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B98g sWEET HONE DCWG PAY.
s0egts 6HshaaG 81 rev houses - inIfFest
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WOMAN EMPLOYED STRANGER IN
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NgwRGp0LfTAN OPERA TtCKET--FX.
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GARAGE BUILDERS and manufacturers.
natal on wood frame or all steel. Sold on
ss9w nonlhlE naymenta; two years 20 nay.
re nss TIE est material and workmanship
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FARfEs AND SMALL CHILDREN GIVEN
s-ses f,er's ARE IN private nursery: rates fea-
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