davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
Dalsi vykaz sbierky
ma nudzne rodiny
V Haseltone nasbierali $11.S5.
Mrs. Unlstead obdarovala jednu
rodinu slovenskd kosikom potra-
win ku vianociam - v sbierke
50 pokra6uje.

Vybor sbierkE Haselton od-
dial mi mena niektorych darcov,
ktor1 oferovali ma n1dznych. Vo
WHORE, ktory ltasbieral MALI, ale
vd 'acn1 sunni, boly: Anna Kraj-
max, Zuzanna Rednar a Maria
Bednar. Nasbferaly spolu $1l.S5.
Darcovia s1 nasledovni Jan
Kukura soc, Stefan Mlinareik
25c, Jan Garcar 25c, Andrej ORA
weekly Zoe, Stefan Antal 25c, Jan
Babik 2lc, Michal Dzuraj l5c,
Stefan Macejko soc, Jozef Kuku-
ra SOC, Stefan Hudak 25c, Juraj
Adamko 25c, Martin Lipka soc,
Stefan Mikolaj soc, Stefan Hasaj
(Fairview) 25c, Jozef Seman 10c
Mrs. S. J. Repasky 25c, Maria
Vano 25c, Katarina Vikartovsky
Csc, Anna Sonoga 25c, Jozef ka-
eenga 15c, Stefan Bartos (Blain)
25c, Louis Yaroscak Csc, Jan Hu-
dram 25c, Michal Knizner 25c,
Anna Arbie Zoe, Andrej Olejar
20c, Jan Poracky Zoe, Jozef Ha-
sal 25c, Juraj Shervin Zoe, Pa
vel Kacenga 25c, Andrej Hudran
Zoe, Mrs. Amelia Repasky Soc,
Jan Bartos 15c, Michal Borosko
Morley 25c, Katarina Zakucija
25c, Jan Timko 25c, Stefan HUI
dak (Morley) Csc, Michal Pekar
Soc, Mrs. Anna Repasky 25c, Mrs.
j. Carroll 25c, Andrej Kozak 25c
Jozef Huta 25c, Anna Krainak
25c, Stefan Puskar Csc, Stefan
Franko (Courtland) Csc.
II, ktori chcl dat nejaki W.
pomoc a nedali, mech sa hlasia U
podpisaneho, nielen 60 sa tyka
penazi, ale al satstva a obuyi, le-
DO uz paru sa hlasia o nejak6 sa-
ty a nemAm i'm 20 este dat.
Zpravy Cd inych sbieratePov
mann tiez. Pani Budajova North
Side ma zavolala po telefone, ze
uz ma Ease Wac darcov, len zc
mi mena poda, ked' vyplni ha-
rok.
Br. Hudik pokracuje tiez '
sbierke, lebo ako j bolo ozname-
ne, ze zas sa nasiel jedon dobry
Slovak a jedna Slovenka, Schultz
4 Kubina, ktori darovali 5000
ma tento cieP
Ku vianocnemu obdarovanil sa
do stredy prihl&sila darom po-
travin Mrs. Jane Umstead, Cd
ktorej panel dar som u aj do
rucl ~ patridnS miesto, kde u
to ona Iiadala dorncit'.
]oarfin u I.Asnalr
zss Esa1 sJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
Vianocne biblicke
predstavenie

Predstavf mladez Lutherovej Ii
gy pri SLOW. ev. a. v. cirkvi "Jana
Husa" v sobotu ina Stefana), 26.
dec. vecer o z. hod. v skolske,i j
miestnosti ma rohu Mahoning a
.. Whitney ulc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25

na yam vd'aka, mech vas Bob IL
drzujes zdravych a silnych, aby
ste mohli pracovat' ma vinici Pa
ma "a dlhe roxy. w ste vodcovia
l'udu . 60 TAXI, treba vAm silly
9 zdrayia, aby ste viedli VAN
l'ud svereny pravou cestou IN
sp6se q blazenemn pokoju.
Josef Seko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
MOVE FoRDKY
BUDU 8-CYLINDRoVE

Ford Motor Co. zacne vyrabat'
8-cylindrove Fordky vyrobu A.
cylindrovych zastavi. Move Ford
ky sa zjavia uz dakedy vo febru-
ari. Ford okrem toho vyda sired
nej vel'kosti Lincoln auta, take
bude vyrabat' trojake antomobi-
", a vsetky badd 8-cylindrove.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25

prisli okraslit' tuto poboznost ;
lch krasnym spevom. Spevpkol
| pozostaval nasledovnych: Or
ganistka, 81. Helena Bakalar =;
spevaci, Jan Darius, Andrej, Jozef
a Jan Hutera, Stefan a Jan Paw
lansky, Juraj Roskos, Andrej a
Jozef Rubicky, Jan Mullar, Ja-
kub Medvec, Jan Novak, Louis
Begala. ..
Pocas poboznosti kazen v ne
del'u NAL Rev. F. j. Dubois, du-
chovny osady Sv Cyrilla Me-
thoda 2 Lakewood, O.; ponde-
lok vecer NAL kazen Rev. Stefan
Koeis osady Nsv. Mena Jezis 2
Youngstown, o.; V utorok veeer
NAL kazeii Rev. Simon MiskovGik
Farrell, Pa. Ich kazne nenloz-
no tuna spominat' pre- nedosta-
tok miesta, ale zaiste zostann V
nasej pamati.
Ma poboznostiach V nedel'n ma
sledovni knazi brali beast Rev.
Juraj Bobal . Akronu, Rev. F. j.
Dubois Lakewood. Rev. JoZef
Breznyak z Clevelandu, Rev. st.
Valko Parkman, Rev. Franti-
SEX Kozelek Youngstown, Rev.
Anton Karuzicky z Clevelandu,
Rev. Jan Krispinsky Clevelan-
du. Rev. Jozef Rutkovsky Gle
velandu, Rev. Michal Tondra z
Youngstown, Rev. Michajlo, or.
k. knaz Homestead, Pa Cele-
brant pri poboznosti Y nedelu
vecer bol Rev. Frantisek keze-
lex; iahen, Rev. Jozef Rutkov-
sky; podjahen, Rev. Michal Ton
dra. .E..a p
V pondelok asistovali: Rev.
Dominic Gallagher Niles, o.,
Rev. Pavel Palko Toledo, O.,
Rev. Jozef Krispinsky 20 Stru-
Tiers, o., Rev. Juraj Novak Z
Campbell, O., Rev. Stefan Koeis 2
Youngstown, Rev. Stan. Gmuca,
OSB., Rev. Juraj Hovanec a Rev.
Jozef Breznyak Clevelandu,
Rev. Stefan Valko Parkman,
Rev. Jan Hamrak Lorain, Rev.
Edward Stanko 2 Barherton, Rev.
Bro, OFM. 2 Youngstown, Rev.
Jan Weber z Canton, Rev. And
rel BiroS Toronto, Rev. Andrej
Hudak Clevelandu, Rev. Mi
chajlo Homestead. Pri poboz-
nosti vecer celebroval Rev. Sta
nislav Gmuca, OSB., jahnom Dol
Rev. Andrej Bires a podjahhom
Rev. Andrej Hudak.
" utorok vecer prltomnl boil
nasledovni duchovni: Rev. F. J.
Dubos, Rev. Jozef Sztucky Gle
velandu, Rev. Adolf Bernas 2
Warren, Rev. Stefan Kocis, Rev.
Edward Fasnach 2 Warren, Rev.
Stefan Begalla 2 Youngstown,
Rev. Juraj Bobal Akron, Rev.
Jozef Krispinskv 20 Struthers a
Rev. Simon Miskovcik z Farrell.
Ma zakl 'deeni poboznosti kazeh
NAL Rev. Miskovcik. Celebrant
pri pozehnani utorok Dol Rev.
Jozef Sztucki, jahnom Dol Rev.
Stefan Begalla a podjahnom Rev.
Juraj Bobal.
Pocas poboznosti pri omsiach
PREF den v pondelok utorok or
ganovali Rev. Jozef Breznyak,
Rev. Stefan Valko a Rev. Jozef
Krispinsky. Litanie pri izakl'hce-
nj predriekal Rev. Jozef Kris
pinsky.
Vsetktm velebnym panom, be-
r1cim beast ma tax krasnej a
vyznamnej poboznosti, ze neva-
hall oferovat' svoje namahy a
svoj cas- . prisli mas pozret' po-
vzbudit' ! utdzit' vo Were mai
svatejsej, vyslovujem srdecnd
vd'aku na5ich osadnikov tiez
al " meme naSho milEho duchov-
Nogales international., 1931-06-05

TN 1920 the City Of McKee, the capital Of King Monteuma
located valley Of Mexco level PLAIN AS feet
above level 200 mikes from the Atlantic and so miles
from the Pace No navgabe gave the CITY,
WHICH MAS situated small ands the lake Of Texcocn
10 the nanland by three eaaewsys.
Cer4e after heg from the Aztec CITY laid plans
for "a immediate recapure He corcted ftecn ships from
the remnant. cttled Vera Cruz The usable parts sal
yaged carried the backs Of Indians ali the
way from the Atlantic spot so miles Of
Mexico Here the Spanards assembled the Shops using wood
from the complete them The boats then taken
pieces SO miles By Indians and reassembed
the shores of Lake Texcoco.
Cortez nrnedatey attacked MEXICO Cy usng the B oops
clear the lake f Of the fighting Indians Sailing the
bat. ap 10 the ey the defenders from their
ing pc Grabbing the Spanish land 70 the
city.
Women poe IL Madras India carry their heads huge Iar
filled gram and other merchandise the total weight Of
which much $50 pounds Such hboous tasks performed
By the Indian porte many hours each day the blazing
The iars themselves when empty heavy hat the
average would have the greatest difficulty in lifting
The development Of Dick Barstow ankles and started when
years old, and Is he walk, jump, and
his hou In Boston October 2 1928 Bar
the worlds waking record wakmg miles witho
seop He has to-alked Ii practically every oouny
e sailing Ne h daiy r and half
spboard With his practice Walls exhbitonA and profe
performances Ne has towaked the equivalent Of the d
around the worid
Eav tvthv s,forrsaos euelos< e1rel, rl-aldrel
=
-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
SCHOOL HEADS TOLD
OF NEW STUDY PLAN
lebanon Superintendent Cites De-
crease In Failures.

crease In Failures.
Reduction of school failures under
q plan used in the Lebanon schools
was related at the high school
principals conference at Short
ridge high school Wednesday.
Paul Van Ripper, superintendent
OF the Lebanon schools, said Leb-
anon pupils are doing better in col
lege since the plan was introduced.
Milo H. Stuart, assistant Superin-
tendent of Indianapolis schools, in
charge of secondary schools, pre-
sided.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
Indiana Mother
Knew Best

XX7ISE mothers find the things
w that keep children ~contented,
happy, well. Most of them have
learned they can depend on one thing
to restore a youngsters good nature
when he's cross, fretful, upset.
The experience of Mrs. M. Nc
MILAN, 805s Prospect ST., Indian
apolis, is a typical me-. She says:
Il have used California Fig Syrup
with Eva and Betty since they were
both just tiny babies. Whenever
they're the least bit constipated or
restless 1 give them a little. 1t has
them comfortable, happy, well in
ajiffy. Their Splendid onditionprove
l knew best when | decided to use this
wonderful preparation with them"
Physicians endorse the use of pure
vegetable California Fig Syrup when
bad breath, coated tongue, dullness,
feverishness, listlessness, ETC., show
a child's bowels are in need of help.
Weak stomach and bowels are toned
by its gentle aid; appetite increased;
digestion and assimilation are so
assisted that weak, undernourished
children quickly improve in weight,
strength and energy.
The genuine always bears the word
California. So look for that when
buying. All drugstores have it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15

Association has taken . similar
stand. according to Albert F. Fritz
While the local association has
advocated neither repeal nor reten-
ton of the Wright statute, it feels
that as long as whisky is recognized
as a drug its use should be allowed
physicians. Fritz said, adding his
contention that freedom allowed
physicians and pharmacists in use
of narcotics has not made dope ped
dlers of them.
The Indianapolis Medical Society
Wednesday produced a resolution
against charges of E. A. Miles OF
the Anti Saloon League, in which
bootlegging potentialities Of doctors
were limited.
DR.. C. H. Winders, superintendent
Of the Anti Saloon League, replied
to that resolution, in absence OF
Miles, asserting that no reflection
was intended against the physicians,
declaring that while evidence
gathered by the league in other
states showed the majority of ply
sicians adhere to the law, some took
advantage Of medicinal whisky
clauses. The same statement ap-
plies to druggists, he declared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15

present prison quarters is backed
by East side civic groups and was
given impetus Wednesday night oy
the appointment Of a special COM
mittee headed by Bert c. Morgan.
The committee plans conferences
with the Marion county legislators
and Governor Harry C. Leslie be-
fore the bill is introduced.
Alfred E. Hogston, state fire mar
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
PROPOSED HIKE
FOUGHT BY TAX
BODY MEMBERS
increase of s and 2-5 Cents
Contained in Two New
House Bills.

TWO bills calculated to result IN
. state wide tax increase Of ap-
proximately 62-5 cents are in the
hands Of house committee today
for study.
Bulk of the increase will be
brought about by the mortgage ex-
emption bill. introduced in the
house by Representative DELPHI L.
McKesSon (Plymouth), floor leader,
which would reduce the property
taxation burden by increasing the
mortgage exemption from $1,000 to
s1,50c.
James Showalter, chairman; Pliny
H. Wolfard and Philip Zoercher Of
the state tax board, today de-
clared unanimously Shey are opposed
to the bill, Showalter estimating
the $500 exemption boost would
take 500. 900 600 from the Indiana
tax duplicate.
Rate Would Move Up
Showalter asserts that where the
1929 tax rate for Indiana taxing
units re- $2,814 on each 500, pas-
sage OF the McKesson bill would
make the rate $2.87 on the basis of
the 1929 tax.
tuberculosis state aid legislation
introduced by Representatives Her
bert P. Kenney Dem., Floyd and
Miles j. Furnas (Rep, Randolph
would raise $500, 900 annually for
construction of county tuberculosis
hospitals and provides a tax of 6
mills on each 500 of taxable prop
erty to be assessed this year for
payment in 1892.
County to Raise Cash
Embracing the findings of the
Leslie hospital survey commission
which recommended construction of
nine county tuberculosis hospitals,
the measure provides state aid on
no case shall exceed so per cent
OF the cost, TO be paid after the
county has raised it's share in cash.
Procedure of obtaining state aid
would follow an existing law which
allows county commissioners to hold
a referendum on the need Of such
a hospital after being petitioned by
200 or more taxpayers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong TO:
Margaret Harris. 1906 Boulevard place.
Hupmobile sedan. found at West and North
streets.
Sam Homer. $40 South Randolph street,
Overland sedan. stripped of tires, found
three fourths Of q mile west OF Stop 8,
Madison road.
Oldsmobile coach. 1859. found at 2417
Ethel street. Ford CUP 22-345. found at
California and Washington streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
BOOTLEG HINT
BRINGS PLEDGE
BY DRUGGISTS
Demand That No New
Pharmacists May Sell
Whisky to Be Made.

Intimations of the Indiana Anti
Saloon League modification Of the
Wright bone-dry law would create
a new b~ootlegger class among ply
sicians and pharmacists, r re-
sented by the Indiana Pharmaceu-
teal Association.
In event of modification, the as
ISOLATION would demand that no
druggist in the business less than
three years be allowed to handle
whisky.
The association desires to- keep
pharmacies clean, Frank McCul-
Tough, New Albany, secretary, said
in a statement revealing his organ
ization's stand on control Of medic
inal whisky, If the legislature
awards its prescriptions to Hoosiel
physicians.
The indianapolis Pharmaceutical
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
e. H. Purcell. 6o2s Bellefontaine street.
Chevrolet coach. 733-470 N930l. from New
York AND Pennsylvania street.
Auburn sedan. 760-626 1880, from city
hospital.
RAYMOND Ray. 2426 North Alabama
street. Chevrolet coupe. from 2426 North
Alabama street.
Burl Foxworthv. s3s South Taft street.
Ford roadster. 1888 1880. from Tenth
and Grant streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
BANK NAMES OFFICERS
Fletcher Savings and Trust Board
Reflects Former Staff.

Officers of Fletcher Savings and
Trust Company were reelected by
directors in annual meeting
Wednesday.
They are:
Evans Woolleen. president: Hugh NICK.
Landon. vice-president and executive com
mittee chairman: Vinson Carter, vice.
president and counsel: Donald 8. Morris.
vice-president and trust officer: Albert E.
Metzger. william B. Schiltges. N. Foster
Clippin9er. Lawrence A. Wiles and Evans
Wooden Jr.. vice-president: l.. Albert Buen-
nagel. secretary: Rex p. Young. Edward c.
Mckinney and Charles E. Herin. assistant
secretaries: Leland Crawford, treasurer;
Albert S. Johnson. Clair Mcconnell and
George A. Miller. assistant treasufers; Syl-
vester c. Kasberg. cashier; Harry L.
Weber and Edward c. Freihage, assistants
Francis A. Ohleyer n Burge Nicholas, as
sistant trust officers: Orpha M. Runge,
chief accountant. and Walter B. Green
ough. assistant to the president.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15

shall, in a report to the legislature.
has condemned the old buildings Of
the prison as a fire trap.
His report also condemns as haz-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
JAN. IS, 1891.

ardous the administration buildlnsA
at the Logansport state hospital and
several of the factory buildings a.
the Indiana state prison.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
DRAFT BILL TO
REMOVE PRISON
County Delegation to Back
East Side Petition.

A bill to remove the Indiana
woman's prison from its present
site on East Michigan street to a
place in the country Will be drafted
for introduction into the legisla-
ture by the Marion county delega-
ton, it was stated today.
The movement to abandon the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
Oldest Woman Dies

By United Press
VINCENNES, Ind, Jan. 49,
Americas Oldest woman, Mrs. Patsy
Jane Spears, 112, who died recently
in Cape Girardeau, Mo-, was born
in Martin county, Indiana, and had
a nephew here who had not seen
her for fifty years. The nephew,
S. M. Fields, did not realize his
aunt's great age. She had seven
great great : great = grandchildren.
She was born in 1918.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
Mob Accused Held
By Times Special

b Times SpectnT
MARION, Ind, Jan. 15.-Charles
Lennon is held here today unable to
provide $4,000 bond pending trial on
a charge that he participated in the
lynching of two Negroes here Aug. z.
He is the seventh man arrested in
the case.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
LUCKIES are oIwovs
kind 70 your throot

Everyone knows fhot sunshine
melIows - fhot's why the "TOASTINCA
process includes the use Of the UItrc
Violet Rays. LUCKY STRIKE the finest
cigarette you ever smoked, made oi
the finest tobaccos- the Cream of the
Crop Then TITS TOASTED" Every.
one knows fhot heof purifies and SC
"T0ASTING" - thot extro. secret proc.
ess removes harmful irritonts fhoi
cause throot irritction and couqhinq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18
KAHN ON 9TH ST.
Unusual Diamond Bargains
Must Be Sold at Onec)


81 carat blue white solitaire dia-
mond ring, very fine cut and fiery
gem. Solid platinum mounting set
with Is diamonds.
$3.50.
Solid platinum flexible bracelet, 70
large fine diamonds and 3 marquis
diamonds in center. Finest quality
and workmanship Was made to
sell for 5000 Must be sold at once,
$3.50.
81 carats, perfect solitaire dia-
mond ring. Very fine cut and bril-
liant gem. Must sacrifice.
$3.50.
$3.50 solid platinum diamond be-
cuet watch bracelet. Newest and
finest made. Must sacrifice.
$425.
S:375 blue white solitaire diamond
engagement ring. Finest cut and
briiliancy. Solid platinum mounting,
set with 10 diam onds. Unusual bar
gain. -
ESTABLISHED "a YEARS.
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
OH 9TH st. NV.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITTEs.

NCOntinued.I
s350-RooMTNG HOUSE: 10 rooms. baths.
$50 Roomins house: 10 looms: rent. $50.
550-Roor1ing house; IL rooms: rent, $40.
65o-Roorning house; u rooms; baths
750-Roomins house: 8 rooms; rent. $50
950-Rooming louSe; IL rooms rent, SIS.
1.l00-Rooning house; II rooms baths.
1.5o0-Roomine and boarding house; Is
~ rooms; GOOD locationi good income.
income s375 monthly; central.
750-Cirocery; corner rent. $40.
l,S00-Grocery and 4 rooms: modern
ASSOC Grocery ana rooms; Central
225-Cigar. news and candy stand. large
Office building; rent, S35
$50 Cigar and news store; a bargain.
i,30o-Cigar, news and coriftet; rooms;
49,. corner; old stand rent. $50,
S,00a-Corifect and fouAtain; rooms
500 Battery and tire business; corner
fully eduipped; real bargain.
R. NJ Curtis g20 nth st 4 W Nat 1892 .
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sALE-AuToMoBlLEs.

CHEVROLET ENGINE HEADS welded. Il Sd:
engine welded in the car. $3.50 to So so.
weiatt Let ~
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FORD 1880 standard coupe. $4,000 1880 sport
roadster. $375; 1880 standard coupe, S375
$500, 1880 roadster. $3.50; terms Guaranteed
See Mr. Barnes. 1919 14th. Decatur 2SSu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18
Profitable New Business

Just outl Brand-rew coin operated min
Pile $3.50 Money back If it doesn't earn
its cost in 10 days. we take your word no
questions asked. When convinced install
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No experience required. Be first in your
city. Write for full details. Keeney & Sons,
T06 r A0th. CbicapA
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BEDDING RENOVATED. sprInss; mattresses St,;
nIIi7Ys leather mat, down comfort. re-cov-
cred Ideal Bedding Co, 622 Nv. Nat. 4oS4
BEDDING OF all --<lds renovated ard Stcsil-
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BEDDING Co, 2215 5th st. ne. Decatur G7oo
BEDDING, MATTRESSES. box springss asnSf
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IA DI.p I'M. pa . J Y 3, td!9'l''TI
1kNi ENl-Nb, WorE L., mr. show yol
1881 designs paper. Andrews, ciar STILL
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WYNN I Ed.
GOOD RELIABLE MAN

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come are, not likely TO Be edualed in any
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required. Dealing direct with owner. Give
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BO1IER and FURNACE Repalrs. GFate 5a!s
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erf1e EuIomatic Water Feeders, superior
Service Reasonable rates. crown Fuel SerV-
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY driving to Miami, Fla, latter part o, OF
month, will take ! or 2 pas. very reason
ably. ref exch Lincoln 3Sl7. ---
ANY ONE driving light truck to Norfolk,
Va on or around Jan. "a call DiS'f{e'
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FORD, 1929. Sport Coupe. very small mile
age: thoroughly reconditioned;. all rev tires
looks and runs like new; $325; easy terms,
Cherner Motor Co, Ford Dealers, 1854 U
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FORD TUDOR. 1880 - Driven very little
/ reef from original owner, who has EiTsn thiiq
car careful attention; S445;. easy terms
Cherner Motor Co: Ford Dealers, 1871 You
st NV. North 1855.
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FORD MODEL, A RoADsTERsEFive to Sc
lect from. all different color; tires. uphol-
stery and general condition in best Of shape
S265 and up. Triangle Motor Co., 2 New
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FORD COUPE, late 1880, ike new, only
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FoRD. TOWN. SEDAN l9s6--I0- weeks old
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| FORDS, 1880. 1929, sedans. roadsters and
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