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New Britain herald., 1930-10-22
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By Mrs. Alexander George

By Mrs. Alexander George
 WaffleS for Lunch
 Breakfast-Chilled orange juice, cooked wheat cereal and cream, poached eggs, buttered toast, coffee Luncheon-Waffles and maple syrup, broiled bacon, coffee or tea. Dinner-Macaroni and cheese, baked sweet potatoes, bread. butter fresh vegetable salad. sand tarts, sliced peaches coffee, Serving fou, sliced peaches. coffee.
 Wafflcs
 Serving Four)
 2 cups flour. . teaspoons baking powder, l2 teaspoon salt, 1 tea spoon sugar. 5 ta ahlespoons fat, melt cd. i cup milk, cgg yolks, egg whites, beaten.
 Mix flour, baking powder, salt, sugar, milk and egg yolts. Beat ? minutes. Add rest of ingredi- ents. Pour tablespoonsful into hot gIeased waffle iron. Cook until
New Britain herald., 1930-10-22
MARKING HANDNERCHIEFS

lnitialling handkerchief5 seldom is enough to identify those that children lose. If you us, indelibl. ink. made for writing on fabrics, and write their full names in the corner, it does not detract from the appearance,
New Britain herald., 1930-10-22

tables, jcllies, preserves, jams and relishes can be included as well as small cooking utensils, pot holders, waxed paper and other small essen tials for the pantry shelves.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-22
SPECIAL CONTAINERS

It is wise to place canned food In q special container, rather than leave it in the opened can, before putting it in the refrigerator
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CREAM ON CHICKEN

The flavor of roast chicken is im- proved by pouring cup of cream over it as quickly as it is removed from the oven.
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Puffy the Pig calls on the Bear That went OCT the mountain to sec the fair, And finds in the Bears housc--what do you think? The breakfast dishes piled up in the sink.
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New Britain herald., 1930-10-22
BLACK PUSSY GROWS THIN
By Thornton W. Burgess

Who lacks for food will ne'er grow fat; You may be certain sure of that.
 Black Pussy.
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Menu for Fall Dinner

Cream Of asparagus soup, wafcrs. re ast beef, Drowned sweet potatoes. cacalloped cabbage. hot rolls. straw berry preserves, tomato gelatin sal ad. mayonnaise, pumpkin pic, cof- fec.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-22

A pantry shelf shower is one greatly appreciated by the bride-to- be. Cans and jars of fruits, vege-
New Britain herald., 1930-10-22

HORIZONTAL ]. To give ear to. 5. Flemish. s. Exclamation. r.. Chill. IS. Wine vessel. 14. Fairy. 15. Round headed hammer. 16. To permit. r. Paradise. IS. Climbing plants. 20. Related on the mothers side. e4 Heavy silk. 2S. Nautical. 9. Act of good will 30. Entertainments. S2. Housekeeping. 3S. Lamp. So. Half. 3S. Grain. 32. Otherwise. 4S. Herb. A. Rubber tree. 45. Mellow: 46. Cavities. 4. To scatter. 4S. Sea lion.
 VERTICAL 1. Occurs. Era. 3. To regret. 4. Cognzancc. 5. Acid derived from fruit. s. Last word of a prayer. 7. Values. s. Monkey.
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Q. Guided. 10. Verb. II. Genuine. IS. Pretentious home. 19. More secure. q. To doze. 9. Hail, e3. Corresponds. 25. Social conduct. o6. Bugle plant. 27. To dress. 31. Nose of a beast. 32. Measured. G4. Story. 35. To dibble. 36. Prophet. 37. WitticiSm. 40. F'alsehood. 4. Spring. 42. Snaky fish.
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Tomorrow-Near- -Sightedness
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
FRIDAY (TELEGRAPBlCi
TRAIN TAKES BODIES SEWARD

FAIRBANKS, March IA, (R)- When the train bearing the bodies rf Eielson and Borland steamed south yesterday morning, Joe Cros- son and his companions, and mem bers of the Alaskan Airways per sonnel paid their final tribute from the air. A squadron of six planes clipped and zoomed over the town as the train pulled out.
 Crosson at the last minute aban- coned his plans to accompany the bodies, declaring that the entire personnel of the Airways was need ed to complete the Siberian work, the replacement of Soviet gasoline, and to complete the fur haulage, beside the repairing of the Canadian Fairchild plane which was crashed at the scene of the wrecked Hamilton.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
RENEWs ACQUAINTANCE WITH
 MAYOR FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS, March IF, (R- Fahrig, the Russian mechanic of the Junkers plane now at Fairbanks entered upon a renewal of old friendship with Mayor DeLavergne when he and Shpenov made a formal courtesy call upon the may Or who said: Do you by any chan ce know of Bruno Fahrig of St. Petersberg?' Hes my father" replied Fahrig.
 Then it developed that. some z5 years ago, DeLavergne had been guest at the Fahrig home in the former Russian capital, while he Was employed in Russian branch of the New York Life In surance Company. The mechanic Pablo Fahrig, was at that time small child, and heard his first accounts of America while perch ed on DeLavergne's knee.
 The elder Fahrig. the mayor learned,> had moved to Moscow af- ter the revolution, and was now at the head of a Russian Life Insurance Company.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
SHOW HOUSE BURNS; 100 ARE
 KILLED; 100 HURT

SEOUL, Korea, March II P)-- One hundred and four persons were killed and more than hun dred injured when fire broke out in Chicai movie show, in southern Korea. Most of the victims were naval men and their wives and children, Chicai being naval base.
 The show was being given in Ia warehouse in observance of the twenty-fifth Anniversary of the, capture by the Japanese of Muk- den in the Russo-Jap War. The anniversary is being celebrated thruout the empire. The film which ignited and caused the fire, was a patriotic reproduction of scenes of the Russo-Jap conflict. About six hundred persons were in the building when fire broke
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
BORLAND BE BURIED SEATTLE

SEATTLE, March 12, (P)-Bor- lands body will be inferred in the choicest crypt in the new one million dollars mausoleum at Ac- acia Memorial Park, his parents announced today, after the man agement of the Park had freely offered the crypt for the remains. Detailed plans have not yet been worked out but it is believed that civic and patriotic organizations in Seattle will assist, Appropriate ceremonies when the bodies arrive are being worked out. They will be met by an escort of war vet erans, members of the American Legion Post of Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
THURSDAY TElEGRApHicl
FUNERAL EIEISOE BORLAND
 HELD YESTERDAY

FAIRBANKS, March 12, P- Amid Drifting snow, Fairbanks raid tribute to the memory of Eielson and Borland today. The bodies laid under military guard Tn the local American Legion hall until Thursday morning when un- der military escort the bodies will be sent to the coast.
 Depa rting with them will be Ole Eielson, Boriand's widow and children, Crosson, Shpenov and Fahrig, mechanics Hughes and Macauley. Slipenov and Fahrig were granted permission by Kam- enev, president of the Arctic Av- iation Commission of the Soviet Government, to make the trip to Hatten, North Dakota, at the invi- taticn of the chamber of commerce there and also the invitation of the Seattle chamber of commerce. It is not known if they will make the trip to Hatton but will prob ably go only as far as Seattle in order so they can return in time to fly to Siberia before the break |up.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
RANSOM GANG CAUGHT

CHICAGO, March 14, R-Pol- ice captured fifteen men said to be members of ring which ex- torted thousands of dollars from Cook county victims through kid mapping and torture.
 The United States Attorneys s office revealed that the gang was captured when they came by ap- pointment to collect the first four thousand dollars on a twenty-five thousand dollars ransom levied on Theodore Kopelman, an official of the Chicago National Life Insur- ance Company. They were met by officers with shotguns instead of Kopelman with the money.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
SWENSON PUT NEW SHIP
 ON ARCTIC RUN

SEATTLE, March 13, R- Bound for Seattle to replace the Elisif which was crushed in the Arctic / ice pack, the Motorship "Karise" will sail from Copenhag- en March goth and is due to ar rive at Seattle late in May. It will be operated by the Swenson Fur Trading Company between Seattle and siberia. Pollister, an agent of the company is now in Copenhagen arranging for the voyage. Captain A. w. Jachim- sen will be in command of the ship, which was built in Oslo and is powered by Diesel engines.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
ATTEMPTING CONVICT DOHENY

< WASHINGTON, March IA, R- Government efforts to prove De- heny gave Fall a hundred thousand dollars, were opened before a jury today with Owen Roberts, special prosecutor for the govern ment ridicuing the contentious of the defense that the money was { loan from one old friend to an- ether. Roberts picked his jury with care. grilling nine men and three women before allowing them to sit on the jury. The prosecu- tion he said hoped to show that Fall and Doheny had conspired to get the Elk Hills Oil Reserva- tion leased to the Pan-American Petroleum Company. controlled by Doheny. ......
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
REMOVED; CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON, March 14. R- The nomination of Judge Thomas Day Thatcher of New York, to be Solicitor General, was reported fav- ora bly to the Senate by the Jul dietary Committee. Responding to Q written request of the commit tee, Thatcher informed the Senate that he had sold his stock in four power companies, On the basis that the threatened opposition to, his confirmation be removed.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
WOMEN TALK

WASHINGTON, March IS B- More than score of women from different parts of the country representing various national or ganizations dealing with the wei fare of the nation, wound up a two hours rapid fire talk against the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment before the House Ju- dietary Committee. Women wit nesses are preparing for cross examinations by the committee members during the afternoon.
 Applause greeted the state ments of Mrs. Johnson of Cam bridge, Massachusetts when she said: Hoover is as dry as the Constitution.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
TWO BOYS REPORTED LOST

Chas. Becker, eldest son of John Becker. is reported lost in the mountains north of Nome. U. S. Commissioner Chas. w. Thorn ton, as soon as advised of the matter last evening, arranged for searching parties to commence a search immediately. Peder Berg has been placed in charge of the search for the Becker boy and dog teams were to have left Nome this morning., but the fierce blizzard raging today prevented the start.
 It is also reported that Perry Bahnke, eldest son of John Balm ke, of Bluff, is missing in that section, but up to the time of going to press it had not been verified.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
TAFT BURIED YESTERDAY

WASHINGTON, March 12. P)- Taft was given full military bur- ial at 4:06 pm. yesterday at Ar lington cemetery. Hoover. Hughes, and an other chief servants of the government stood with tn. widow and members of the Taft family at the graveside during the brief military burial services. Three sharp crashes of musketry. and the playing of taps returned William Howard Taft to dist.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
THE EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT

WASHINGTON, March IA, R- A new question of the constitu- tlonality of the Eighteenth Amend
 ment not heretofore passed on by the United States Supreme Court, was raised in the committee by a New York county lawyers as- |sociation, which recommended to the court the ratification of the Amendment by the States legisla- tures and not by the people. The report said that the 18th Amend ment violated the Tenth Amend n,ent to the Constitution and there fore it was not legal. The report will be voted on at the next gener-
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
INVESTIGATION UNDER WAY

WASHINGTON, March 14, (R- Vigorous protests by Senator Rob- inson of Indiana, caused chairman Caraway of the Senate Lobby Com nittee to abandon the questioning of Claudius Huston, chairman of the Republican National Commit tee, on reports that he was charg- cd with, "getting money and keeping it., in connection with the expenses of the delegates at the Republican National Convention in 1924. Huston empha tically den jed the charges against him.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
Eh1~,rloNs SEATTLE TACOMA

SEATTLE, March 12, R-Ed- wards was reelected mayor of Seattle, defeating Otto Case with 6 plurality of eighteen thousand votes. Melvin Tennant was elect Cd mayor of Tacoma over Fred Shoemaker with majority of five thousand. Frank Laube, James scavotto, and John Carroll were elected to the Seattle Council. and Lou Cohen, William Hickman and Moore the present incumbents were defeated.
 Laube, former teacher of Pol itical Science at the University of Washington, was dismissed from that institution in 1927 for pay --tidpating in politics. Seattle vot-
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
ANOTHER MINE ACCIDENT

SALT LAKE CITY, March 13, R-Five miners are dead and two suffering from burns and gas pois- oning as the result of an explo- sion late yesterday in the Fearless Coal Company mine near Castle gate, Utah. Six others escaped rninjured. Gas spread through the mine immediately after the ex- lloAon the cause of which is un- determined.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
FORD SAYS PROHIBITION CAN
 BE ENFORCED

NEW YORK, March 13. P)- The New York World quotes Hen ry Ford as saying that big money interests in New York are back of bootlegging in this country, and that liquor interests are concen- trating near his factory at Dear born because they know he is dry. He said Prohibition can be enforced because we enforce it here at my factory. simply won't allow men to stay here if they drink"
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
CHEATS ELECTRIC CHAIR

MCALISTER, Oklahoma, March -, LP,-Cheating the electric chair ly sixteen days, Charles Fray, the slayer of two women, who was scheduled to die at the state peni- tentiary March 2Sth, hanged him self to death in his cell as other prisoners were eating their break fast with the use of his blankets. He killed his own wife and then the wife of Governor Holloway who intended appointing com mission to determine the sanity of Fray.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
BYRD MAY MAKE TRIP

DUNEDIN, N. Z., March IF, IY -The possibility that Byrd would make another expedition to the Antarctic was forseen when he said eff l w@e to say what I'm going to do next, my remarks would cause a sensation" <, Although Norwegian and oth- CT expeditions are working in Ross Sea, Byrd pointed out that there were still vast territories of un- explored land.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
DISCOVERS NEW PLANET

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March IA, P)-Professor Harley Shapeley director of the Harvard Observa- tory announced he was in :: aip- Of word from the Lowell OJ- "a tory at Flagstaff, Arizona. oE the discovery there of the ninth plan ct in the earth's solar system. The rlanet is yet unnamed. It is beyond Neptune and is probably larger than Earth but smaller than Uranus.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
ENGLISH MAN DIES AT OLD AGE
LONDON, March 8, P-The Right Honorable Viscount Her

LONDON. March 8. R-The Right Honorable Viscount Her bert John Gladstone. youngest son of William Gladstone, of the Victorian era fame. died at two thirty this morning of an illness which began with an attack of bronchitis early in January. He was long prominent in politics in the councils of the Liberal party. Gladstone the younger was home secretary from 1905 to 1910 when he went to South Africa as the first governor general. He took what his father had twice refused "a seat in the House of Com mons. / Herbert John Gladstone was born in 1854.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
COACH SPEAKS ON LIQUOR

WASHINGTON, March If (Ry- Alonzo Stagg, coach at Chicago University urged the retention of the Eighteenth Amendment, when he was before the House Judiciary Committee, saying in hi. observa- ton that the youth of the nation were better off under prohibition than before.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15

CTS approved of the one million dollar bond issue for the Aurora Avenue bridge and rejected the proposed franchise of the tele- phone company.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
TEST CASE PURCHASE LIQUOR

WASHINGTON, March 12 (P- The Departm ent of Justice carried to the Supreme Court a test case to determine whether the purchase of intoxicating liquor was guilty of conspiracy. The appeal was made from the recent decision of Federal Judge Morton of Boston, who held that the purchase of liquor was not a crime.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
CRACK ARMAN RESIGNS

WASHINGTON, March II F)- Rear Admiral Leigh, ch.ai of nav
 al operations announced that t3e resignation submitted by Lieuten- ant Alfred Williams. crack navy racing pilot, would be signed by acting secretary of the navy Jah- Ncke within the week, and that it would become effective within two weeks of the date of signing.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15

out and fired the structure. Most of those who perished were trap ped in the building. The blaze broke out about three o'clock yes- terday afternoon and ragged for about two hours before it was finally put under control.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
MINE DISASTER
JOHANNESBURG, March il @

JOHANNESBURG, March Il R, One European and 2s natives. were killed and two Europeans and six natives injured in dis aster in the underground shaft of the Crown Mine. when the cage containing twenty eight natives and miners, broke away and fell to the bottom of the shaft, a dis tance of about 1900 feet. All were killed outright.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
HEROIC RESCUE IN MINE

STEUBENsvILLE, Ohio, March 13. R)-Cheated of all but two victims among eighty nine men trapped in the smoke filed tunnels, flames Tapped stubborniy away in tie depths of the Wolf Run Mine for several hours before the fire was finally subdued.
 Sparks from an electric trolley started the confagration which threatened one of the maj jor dis asters of the year.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
KILLED ROBBERS ESCAPE

DETROIT, March 8, P-Pat- rolman Dayton Winecar was shot to death in a gun battle with two robbers last night who were flee ing with six thousand dollars which they had obtained from a kaberdashery holdup. The rob bers escaped.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15

SEATTLE, March 13, [P)-Cap- tain Harry Carter, aged seventy two, the master of the stern wheeler Katie Hemerich" which carried an army of fortune hunt CTS to the Klondyke in 1898. died yesterday on ranch near here.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
GERMANY 70 PAY

BERLIN, March 13, F-The Reichstag gave its approval to the recently signed American Liquida- tion Agreement under which Ger p,any's reparations to the United States would be paid.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
WEDNESDAY
 .TelEGRAPAICi
ARPLANE NEWS

Reports from Fairbanks state stormy weather there, and as to whether pilot Graham took oc from there for Nome, it is unknown.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15

Owing to communication being interrupted with Kaltag. it is un- known whether pilot Ross took off from there or not.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15
.AIRPLANE NEWS

Pilot Vic Ross is now at Una lakleet with the NAT No. l plane. Pilot Bill Graham took of from Fairbanks in the NAT No. 2. but it is not known where he is.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-15

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4 PROCLAMATION

Wisely accepting the privi- leges that they have enjoyed as blessings bestowed on them bv an all wise Providence, and being in- spired by sincere desire tO ex- press their gratitude to Almighty God in recognition of His benefic ence. our forefathers adopted a cns- tom of designating one day each year as a period of thanksgiving In keeping with this custom, the proeiaent of the Unitel' e-r8- M
 proclaimed and set aside Thursday the twenty seventh day of Novem- Der. 1880 as
 ITHA ANKS SGIv WING DAY Therefore, I, George A. Parks, Gov- venor of the Territory of Alas ka. in conformity herewith, do hereby summon all the people of Alaska to devout observance of this anniversary. recommend that they refrain from their usual occupations and gather in their homes rin their accustomed places Of worship and there give thanks to God for the bounties He has bestowed on them in the past and invoke His Divine Guid- ance for the future Mindful Of our responsibilities, we should not forget that at this time when the world is passing through a period of depression there may be those nearby who are less fortunate and in need. Timely aid to those in dis tress will imbue them with the spirit of thanksgiving and help to sustain them in misfortune
 Alaska has fared we'll during the past year Our mines and fisher ies have yielded returns commen surate with efforts exerted by labor to recover. We have not experienced the scourge of pesti- lence or suffered widespread poverty. Acknowledging the many manifestations of Divine Favor which we have received, let us ap- proach this Thanksgiving Day with a reverent, contrite spirit expres- sive of our spiritual faith and of our profound gratitude to God
 GIVEN under my hand and the seal of the Territory of Alaska in Juneau, the capital, this seven- teenth day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty and of the Independence of America the one hundred and fty-fifth
 By tn Governor:
 fSigned) Geo. A. Parks, Governor
 (Signed) Karl Theile, Secretary or Alaska. .
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Bubbles from the Vat

A man won't have to have a quartz mill stomach to digest this famous national birdie on Thursday
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HEADS HAPSRFTgGS

BRUSSELS, Nov 24 (P) Prince Otto, eldest son Of former Empress zita, was formally declared head of the Hapsburg family on the oc- cassion of his 18th birthday but the paper was signed by only one other Hapsburg Archduke Max. brother of the late Emperor, Charles The signing took place at the Chateau Steenockerzeel exile home of the royal family
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ANNUAL SUBSIDY

LONDON, Nov. "A. (R-The gov ernment announced it will grant the Grand Opera in England an annual subsidy of $87,5OO for the next five years. Subsidy will per- init the reduction in prices at Col vent Gardens and elsewhere in Great Britain. ##
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CLEANLINESS sno rf,e pest nj meats our mOt1O Fry -Bruhn's-
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PACE, SEVEN
NO NATIONAL EMERGENCY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. (P) - With a ruling that no national emergency exists the Treasury De- partment announced that it does not intend to recommend to Con- gresS that the sinking fund of op- erations be suspended next year to permit the continuation of the one per cent income tax.
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BIG EXPEDITION

WASHINGTON, Nov. "A. Ho - The National Geographic Society and Georges Haardt of Paris are cooperating in sending eight cat erpillar automobiles and scientists from dozen fields in an expedi- tion across the 5000 miles of the least known area in Asia. The ex- petition will start in 1881. #
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FALLS TO HIS DEATH

NEW YORK, Nov. 24. (R)-Reg- inald Murray, millionaire real es- tate operator, fell to his death from the 24th floor of a nearly completed structure at Fifth Av- enue and Forty Second Street. It is reported that there was no SUI spicion of suicide.
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FOR SALE-Fox ranch on Glacier Highway, 15 minutes from Sand Point, Idaho. Five room house, barn, 20 acres, near slaughter house and cheap feed. Pens in good condition. Price S3,OO0. For full particulars write Charles Nawn, Sand Point, Idaho, Rt. l. 
 One good five passenger sedan in first class condition for sale cheap at Ogle's Garage.
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FOR SALE or long lease, Dream
 land hall. Inquire Gateway.
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See our special lines of Alaska views and Sydney Laurence paintings made up into Christ mas cards. Alaska Shop.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Piano Inquire Bank of Seward.
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WANTED TO BUY

Hundreds have sent us discarded jewelry, old gold, false teeth, bridges, crowns, silver. platinum, diamonds, antiques. Mail yours today. Money mailed promptly. Goods returned if offer refused. Uhler. Sta. B. Brooklyn, N N,
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N HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEW
 -OKEH" RECORDS at SYLvIAS? THEY ARE WONDERFUL

Prices on practically every bit sf bakery goods have been re- auced at the Electric Bakery.