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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-06-04
4 PRoFITLEss INDUSTRY.
Iewistown Democrat News


THERE are very few places in the world where copper
/ can be produced for less than cents pound Large
quantities of the red metal have been sold recently al
heavy loss and this industry stands among those which
have been most severely hit by the industrial de-
preston The greatest of all copper companies the Ana
ronda can Law copper from South American mines down
in American ports about the price now being obtained
but the heavier cost of production from its various prop
critics home than offset that advantage The
copper situation of interest to the people OF Mon
taa its mines at Butte smeter at Anaconda mills at
Great Falls and lumber mills in the western part OF the
state this company normally employs something like twenty
thousand people 1t probably exaggeraon to that
eh the population of Montana depend directly for
their living upon the activities Of this one concern Butte
has often been referred the richest hill on the globe
Two billion dollars worth Of copper and its by-products
have been taken from the mines there Up to seven or eight
years ago cost about II per pound to produce
copper from and smelters of the Anaconda IN this
state Through for which James Hobbns general
manager of all the companys properties in Montana, is
chiefly responsible that has been reduce to about 10
cents Obviously when copper selling for less than cents
the Anaconda loses much its Montana operations
1t creditable the organization therefore that con-
nues work though on reduced scale in the face Of such
handcaps 1t would be grievous blow to the entire state
and particularly Of largest cities Butte Ana
conda and Great Falls should the Anaconda sus-
pend operations but feel that there is likelihood OF
this occurring fortunate thing for state that the
men who still control the desnes Of that huge have
something than financial interest in this state
Only industrial debacle such have expert
enced will believe induce John D. Ryan and Con Kelly
to take an action which would disaster this state
Although they maintain homes in New York their hearts
are always Montana where both of them from OBJ
security become among the greatest of captains Of
industry The situation would be far acute this
company under the direction Of of alien upbringinf
and sympahies We may all hope earnestly for a return
of normal industrial conditions and revival of demand fo
copper Upon the welbeng of that industry depends yer;
much the progress and prosperity of our state.
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conclusion of reflection but the testi-
fled fact of history
For it is an old and valid saying
perpetually applicable to nations that
the old order changeth and giveth
place to the new
Since, therefore, it is a truism that
the assurance of the future is in the
youth Of today, nation can have no
greater responsibility than the right
training Of its children. We know that,
The whole nation knows it, and that
is why, today, we have strung out all
over the land, where people dwell,
from kindergarten to college, from
school house to university, multiple
city of educational establishments,
public and private, where youth can
assemble, to garner those things Of the
heart and the mind that will unfold
! their given talents and school then ir
that mastery of the arts and the sci
ences that is the heritage OF oul
complex and cultured civilization.
Our country is supremacy rich in the
i abundance of its resources, 1t !!
supremely active in the industry ant
enterprise of its people, and conse.
i quently it has reared its progress upor
prominent wealth and variety Q
complex economic investments. Thi
complex development Of investment
) has become the peculiar expression 0
, our national genius. II is the standar'
| by which is measured our influenc
| among other nations and hence it !
the chief factor by which we guag
; the permanence of our national posi-
; ton, The nature, therefore, and tn
, manner Of development Of these com
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Commencement Address

Following is the complete text Of
the address delivered by the Rev. FIR.
M. A. Meagher at the commencement
exercises Of the Libby high school held
Friday, May 20:
We are all familiar with the words
Of the stateman who said, Let me
write nations songs and | care not
who makes It's laws"
That declaration is significant be-
cause it implies a truth of experience
that the actions of people are very
much governed by their emotions and
if you can direct their emotions you
can very largely influence their con-
duct
But there is another truth Tying be-
hind that declaration. broader in its
reach and deeper in its implications
and that truth is: Let one be master
of a nations youth and he need not
care who else may try to influence
that nations destiny. For the hope and
promise Of nation are, all plainly
enough the hope and promise of its
youth. II may conceive destiny how
ever great, it may fling its empire
however far, it may project culture
however rich, yet that destiny, tina
empire, that culture will endure ane
flourish and develop only in the meas
IRE OF the aims and abilities of thu
youth that nation rears. That is OBJ
vious enough. 1t is not only piaiI
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RAIL RATES
lKaIispell Inter Lake.

(Kaspel Inter Lake,
Ut strange nearly everyone that the railroads
should demand higher rates in time of falling
prices for commodities and services of nearly kind
objected at by many economists and business
men, that higher carrying charges would discourage traffic
and make the general business situation and would
be likely reduce railroad income than tot increase
it,
Many began looking for some hidden explanation Some
have inrnated that what the railroads really want not
to raise but lower which might serve the
same purpose far their income concerned The
idea is that they setting the stage for Wage-cu as
the less of two evils Some of the rail at least
have had that in mind
II they do insist the Interstate Commerce Commission
granting higher rates. it considered likely that they
will ask the increases only long hauls and may
to lower rates short haus This would be logical in the
fight for existence with the truck-hauling business.
Il 1t would virtually surrendering short haus t.
trucks which inevitable anyway, most classe
Of freight Railroads probably will always be preferable 70
long hauls of bulky and heavy freight
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Captain Hawks, champion American
flyer. had his breakfast In London,
luncheon Ia Berlin. and dinner In
Paris.
The crowd welcoming him at lie
Bourget. the Paris. flying field called
him Americas meteor man. tie
flew from London to Berlin In hours
and III minutes. spent an hour and
twenty-seven minutes in Berlin, plenty
Of fine for luncheon. and flew from
Berlin 10 Paris for his dinner In
hours and ) minutes
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pick investments is matter of supreme
Importance not only to our political and
social life but to our domestic and pri-
vate life as we'll.
But we can not have, just as no ma
ton can have, an investment OF more
universal concern, more profound
importance, than the investment we
have made and are making in our
youth For every other investment we
have will develop to meet the needs
of the future or languish and fail &C
cording to the temper of the young
people who will succeed to their con-
troll.
It is a very wise and prudent thing,
therefore, to pause from time to time
and ask ourselves just what is the pre-
else purpose Of this tremendous ma
tional investment in education and just
what we may hope to get out of it.
And when you propose that ques-
ton you propose the supreme query
to the mind Of every educator in the
/ land
/, What do we want in return for the
tremendous investment we are MAX
ing in the education of our youth to-
day?
Do we want few social graces am
plified perhaps with a general knowl.
| edge of our history and traditions7
Ours is not a passive civilization
static and content with an old orde
and with old customs. We are dynami
and alive and active and eager.
| Do we want an alert, vigorou
and vital generation, nervous an.
| quick, and athletic, and colorful in al
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A learned commentator notes
change IN the attitude Of country and
city people toward each other. "Coun-
try folks no longer regard all city peo-
ole as stuck-up snobs." Really, 1t
would be quite impossible to retain
that false opinion OF democratic city
person who will stop his car and climb
over wire fence to steal apples
Detroit News.
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Two Famous Derbies

Col. Nj. Lewis Clark patterned the
Kentucky Derby after the English
Derby. He was the nephew Oh Johh
and Henry Churchill. who owned the
tract Of land upon which the Churchili
Downs race course is situated. 1The
English Derby il run at EPSON Downs,
which probably led to the rfeme,
Churchill Downs.
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4The only way to tell the total
wsixht OF the stars, says Sir James
Jeans. is to weigh them all together
And to insure absolute accuracy, OF
course. one should be very carelui
about leaving thumb on the scales
Detroit News,
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Chinese Respect for Age

Advancing years are the glory or
Chinese, and 1t is said to be polite TO
suppose your Chinese guest TO ne
much older than his or her stated age.
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Ward Randall, twelve years old. Of
Whitehall, ILL.,, wins the American
spelling championship. The word
"foulard" was too much for the boy
next to him.
Correct spelling, easy for some. Inn
possible for others, Is an Unborn talent,
as IL music One OF the best spoilers
fin the world was Leo Ashley Grace,
formerly OF PIainfield, N. ]. Hs could
spell "phthisic'' when barely three
years OF age. and never made a mis-
take.
(n. 1881. By King Features Syndicate. Inc)
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Men deal with Two oceans, one
above the other, of water and OF air.
In one, we die If submerged too long,
In the other fishes die.
For centuries men have been Ia
mlllar with the ocean OF water, In
venting legends abolt it, diving into IL
for pearls sailing over It for com
merce, and recently men have explored
Ii in diving bells.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
Users from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
meuts addressed to box numbers
IN care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket
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Only Exceptions.

Death Notices and Lost ana
Found advertisements for The
Daily Star will be accepted up 70
noon day Of issue. except 0atur.
day and Legal Holidays. when the
closing time is 1920 am. Death
Notices and Lost and Found for
The Sunday Star will b ACCEPTED
M 20 II pm. Saturday.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

SALESPEOPLE to demonstrate new inven-
ton: large money maker; for Washington.
p; 2; Write or can any IIS time; G. So6ri to
Fairfax car. 18th and D SITS NV. e
SOLICITORS for all-eXpense personally con-
Quoted party leaving washington July 18th,
to cruise the Great Lakes. Ten passengers
secures free trip. Ask for Illustrated folder.
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ment called the scleroscope. The open end OF its
graduated glass tube rests firmly clamped to the
piece of steel on the table top. diamond-ti
capsule lies at the bottom Of the glass ana w4 t
of the instrument. when the pressure on the bulb
is released it falls free; How high it bounces back
which It bounced And it's fact, the delicately
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In making paper money at Uncle Sans Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. the designs are carved in
Soft steel which is then hardened to make impress
sions.in rollers of soft steel which hardened in
hrn to make impressions in printing plate of soft
steel which are hardened to Withstand the hammer
ing of the great presses which turn out the money
The "hot SPOT of the money factory is where all this
hardening takes place The soft steel dies and rolls
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engraved money plates hammered on an anvil,
too. Rough ridges are beaten to a smooth finish
by the money -smthes." The bureaus progressive
research work has evolved faster and less costly
plate making process than the one we have been
following. Tomorrow-MaSS Production of Plates
for the Presses.
CAN rights protected Trade mark REGISTERED o. Q.
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II pm. day befNrO publication.
FOR Sunday, $50 pm. SATURDAY.
At the Branch Agencies, one
hour earlier. both for daily ana
Sunday.
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in beautiful black; 4 new tires; mechan-
icalIy perfect; special s145; easy terms.
TTrian1le Motor Co. New York ave.
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Phone National 1881.
-. ANYTHING TO SELL? :,

Household effects. merchandise. stocks,
automobiles, etc. Thirty-nine years servins
the washington public
FURNITURE Household goods, au-
merchandise, fixtures, etc.
bought. Highest cash prices. Call
Metro. 1878. Prompt service. 13*
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CHEVROLET COACH, 1929 sIx-CYLINpEREz
s GOOD tires, nne motor, perfect finish ana
Upholstery. No matter where you 90, you
cannot equal this car at S325. Small down
payment, bal easy; trades accepted. owens
Motor Co. 6323 Ga. ave.
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CHEVROLET. 1880 SPORT COUPE. six.eyl,,
fnder: rumble seat; one OF the sniarteSS
looking LOOKING cars in Washington; new-eaE ap-
nearance performance and dependabihty;
dsndy motor wonderful buy for only
Si55; one-third down. balance easy. Owens
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and plate are thrust into seething furnaces of glowing
cyanide of potassium. There is no guesswork about
this steel roasting as meters and gong alarms on
the wall tell the cooks when the steel is done With
the clang Of the alarm the fiery piece OF steeI Is
oil or brine in which it cools almost instantly The
soft steel is now no longer soft. 1t is hard How
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-07

BUICK SEDAN. is2s-7-passenger. perfect
condition; used by private chauffeur only.
Call North o568 or come to Hendersons
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

COOK, light colored. experienced. for cafe
terra; hours. 7:30 am. to / pm; $40 week.
Apply lll2 18th st. NV.
COOK light colored. experienced, for cafe
terra and counter work. Apply 1ll2 10Th
st. NV.
GENERAL HoUSEKEEPER-Good home;
reasonable pay. Address Box 437-E' star
office.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER and waitress.
neat, reliable; reference. Address Box 2l-H'
Star ONCE. --
GIRL, colored, general housework,. plain
cooking: SIS month. Apply after pm
l448 Monroe st. NV.
GIRL, white, between 10 and 40; must be
good cook: light housework; German pre-
ferred. Phone National 6167. -
WOMAN. white, to keep house and care for
two children; parents employed. Phone
Hyattsville 1902 after $50
WOMAN. white, for general housework; good
home, small salary; no Washing. IRONING
Brentwood Nursery. Hyattsyille 1902.
WHITE WOMAN-Room and board to white
woman in exchange for part-time assistance
with general housekeeping ana care OF young
child Decatur 5720-J.
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BUICK 20 COUPE with rumble seat. abort
wheel base, de luxe type; 8 wire wheels and
trunk rack; must be sold this week, Rob-
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Stunned, the ape-man lay where he had fallen, the
great branch his body. AS quickly as 1t had
come, the storm departed. Kudu, the sun, burst
forth and the torn jungle glisened Bolgani, still
terrified remained motionless and silent. He had
no desire to attract Pand, the thunder Ara,
the liphtninQ
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BUICK '27 SEDAN. 1926. Might consider
less Il party purchasing 4 willing TO take
manager. Eynon Motor Co. 1897 Irving So.
BUICK '29 COUPE. master six, with rumble
seat. de luxe type. s wire wheels; perfect;
1915. Robert Hersons Auto EXCHANGE 100
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HELP-MEN.
kGAnAlnuAn
MEN 2

To work established territory; !3o t9 sSo
tion eSsential Apply j. r. watkins Co.,
S5s3 Illinois ave- NV, corner Of GeorEla-
EXPERIENCED statesmen
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CHEVROLET 1880 SPORT ROADSTER with
rumble seat; body and wheels DARK d sr e
real bargain; 1895 .Warfeld Motor Co.
ii30 Conn. ave. Decatur 3llo. Open sun
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CHEVROLET COUPE. ls27-Motor In f1ne
condition, good tires. new TOP, upnoiStery
nortatIon for several years for only SiS5;
terms arranged. Owens Motor Co.. 65zS
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CHEVROLET COUPE, 1e29-F1nish like new;
practically new tires and has our guarantee
You won't hnd a better one at S345. Terms,
Sis down, a year to pay. Pohanka Service,
liza 20th St NV North 0347.
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AUBURN 6-66 SEDAN; $50 down, $40 per
mo-; q good car in Al condition, good tires;
guaranteed. Warrington Motor Co., 2035
nth NV Pot OO44
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WANTED.

WAN ELI.
We require the services of 8
or 10 statesmen of the better type,
who have had successful exper-
fence in selling educational
courses, books or other high
grade specialties, for service in
and near Washington. We sup
ply the finest type of %eads" and
offer other unusual advantages,
including permanent positions,
to men who are sure of them
selves. Liberal commissions.
Telephone Metropolitan 3Ol7 or
call for a personal interview.
Men with automobiles preferred.
INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS
UNIVERSITY,
international Building,
1919 F St. NV, Wash, D. {.
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CHEVROLET 1880 SEDAN, 6-cylinder: new
ear aupearance. performance and depend
ability; dark blue Duco finish: upholstery
ike new wonderful motor: fully eouippea;
Ovens Motor Co, 6323 Ca. ave.
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COACH, 1eS0-Perfect condt-
low price Phone Cleveland 1732-W.
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MANTED-YOCNG MAN.
AUTO Statesmen.

40 TO SAILS MIN.
Old established firm, selling
General Motors product, has
opening for men who have sold
automobiles over a period of
several years. An opportunity
for men who will work. Ad-
dress Box 12o-E, Star Office.
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CHEVROLET 1929 COUPE-Repossessed for
unpaid notes totaling only 1888; car shows
every Indication of careful usage. Can ar
rance terms to responsible party. Cherner
Motor Co, Ford Dealers, 1881 You SC. North
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BOATS.

SAILING SKIFF, knockabout rig, rs feet.
built July, 1880, spars; riggings. sails; COM
used one season, $40. Metropolitan 5000,
Extension 791.
ELTo CUPBOARD MOTORISTS models, 2
and 4 cylinders; new and used; demonstra-
tions. 1910 st. Sc. Lin. 3217. O.
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SALE-AuTOMORnES.

AUBURN 1929 SEDAN, 6-cyl.; $3.50 down,
$50 per mo-; just like new in every way.
new tires; guaranteed. Warrington Motor
Co. 2035 nth NV. Pot. 00&4.
AUBURN 1929 SEDAN, R-cyi.i ace down,
$50 per mo-; Al every way, looks new; new
tires; guaranteed Warrington Motor Co.
2O25 nth Pot 004A
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equipped, new tires, good upholstery ard
finish. mechanically perfect; must seHi SO.
54O8 Colorado ave. NV. Adams 636i. a.
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AWNING SALESMAN. .
Must be able to give own esti-
mates. Do not apply unless
thoroughly experienced.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO,
Bladensburg Road at
18th and H SITS. NE.
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There is an opening for two men OF un-
questioned integrity and real ability IN the
Gaies departmen of an established organiza-
tion Previous selling experience not essen;
ton. Thorough sales instruction and ~, inii
This is an unusual opportunity for man
who has personality and really wants bL;.e 10
giving past connections. Address Box 254-
u. star Nfhre
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CHEVROLET 1923 COACH-Dark blue; clean
ss new; ali new Goodyear tires. What a
bargafni Come down and see this car.
Terms Nolan Motor Co., Ill 18th st. n W.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN, l92eEPaint like new;
practically new tires and has our guarantee;
You won't find better one. Only Si41
down, a year to pay. Pohanka service,
TBS 3nth st n " North O347
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CHEVROLET ROADSTER, 1873. 6-cyl.; mo-
tor completely ,oyerhauled ana 1881 type
pistons installed in our own shop; 60-day
new;car guarantee on motor top, d, tires
S265 This price cannot be equalled any
place in town for cars in like condition.
Small down payment. balance easy. Owens
Motor Co. 1923 Ga. ave.
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CADILLAC -PHAEToN, 7-pass., model 2l4;
perfect condition; going this week, only s225.
Nolan Motor Co, I'LL 18th st. NV.
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CHEVROIET 1929 LANDAU SEDAN. REIN
ished in a beautiful maroon; mohair up.
holstery; excellent mechanical conoislon;
y 5 Me- Xnrk ava
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STENOGRAPHER CLERK
Large real estate company de-
sires frst-class stenographer-
clerk with experience. Reply in
own handwriting. stating ex-
perience. Address Box 468-E,
Star Office.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EFFICIENT HOUSE HELP and labor Of all
kinds promptly furnished. Peoples Employ
ment Agency. Decatur 1855. "
STENOGRAPHERS, booEkeepers, typists,
clerks male and female. needed hourly 5aaia sal
aries. SIS to $50 wk. Boyd's, 1888 F. Nat 1855.
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CHRYSIER 1928 COACH; $50 down, $50 per
mo; excellent every respect. good tires:
Guaranteed Warrington Motor Co.. 2O35
18th NV. Pot. 0044.
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I<ong-establ ished, centrally located real
estate builder and broker. having mooeIate-
requires the services Of an ambitious man
OF character. wtthe9 utomo5iie see sales
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CHRYSLER COUPE. 1927. rumble seat,
good tires, snappy appearance, motor per-
feet; sacrifice. Sis. 1909 Eve St. lie. ADJ. |.
CHRYs LER so 4-DOoR sEDAN-Lo,oskzs a., a.
most new; Al condition; S2O0. 500 MT
PLEASANT st NV. Columbia 1858.
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COOK, light colored experienced. for cafe
terra; hours, 1880 am. to / pm; $40 week.