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nae, on the table. and three or four
badly wounded ones. OF assorted
liqueurs."
And here the speaker paused TO
emit a deep heartrending groan 4. :.
IAN iced lagerl" he whispered.
"a bottle of the Ice. instead OF this
appalling bilge sheFbet-and.warm.
water. Oh. Allah. ask You'll Sher.
bet and warm water. with a squeeze
of rotten orange in it,"
"Peace. my son." interrupted
Lady 81 lisa Beth el Ain. laying a
hand upon her sons hot forehead.
Peace, and listen. know you are
a great grown man now. and that
men must be men. and enjoy them.
selves, with vine and women and
music and banquetings. All that is
well enough in us way. and right
and proper Ia due season but it is
the mark OF the wise man to know
the season. And say that 1t is not
now"
@You don't see any chance Of
changing this foul drink for some
cold black beer. darling, l sup.
poser
"Llsten to your old mother, Heart
OF my Heart. and heed her advice.
| fofesee great changes here. and
At an early day. This young Raisul
who
Good boy, young Raisul. yawnel
Jules. drank me under the table.
sat by-and led you on. Fflled
your glass as fast al you emptied
It and saw you drink yourself into
. sleep like the sleep OF Death,
while he drank nothing. And when
he had made you drunk as sodden
servant. he went OF "a sober aa i
judge and got into mischief.
Jules only laughed.
"Ralsul has come back to rule
Mekazxen through his father. the
kaid. that he may the more strong.
" rule II with his own hand after
the Kaid's death. And when viii
that beg''
Don't know. Mother" murmured
Jules.
"Nc. you don't know. No one
knows. But could ten them. Hen
do Just Is soon as Raisul has done
with him."
tCesw,esh 1852. 7. 4, sfssss Cal
e tsa 6eth el Ain teils her son
mere 81 the terrible RalsaL toner.
row.
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Chapter %
THE SECRET SPRING

A ND what would you have done?'
H asked Margaret in angry be-
wIlderment.
swell, what do you suppose rye
done a thousand times In this Gas,
tie" returned Ell lisa Beth el Ain,
with my husband hundreds of miles
away, and Zainub devoting the
whole Of her time plotting my ruin?
a II don't know"
"You don't seem to know any.
thing. And Jules was fool to
bring you here"
II was fool to come, but I'm
going back at the very earliest pos.
aible moment, and I'll take good care
] don't return"
"You won't take my Jules away
at the earliest possible moment +"
replied Ell lisa Beth ell Ain quickly,
"and If you are going to live in Eng
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iAnd--if you ever get there--yo
WI live as a widow. for this ID
Jules country and his home. His
work is here. and henceforth he will
live here"
It'll discuss that with Jules, thanh
you,P replied Margaret coldly. sand
while we are here. he must stag
with me. After last night, win moi
be left alone again.
"And intend to see him now.
added Margaret.
"He isill-he is sleeping"
"Then Ri walt until he wakes
"Yes7 Where will you wait? Shall
Hassan take you back to your
room?"
'I'll wait here" replied Margaret,
"Pm sorry TO intrude. but / won't
leave this room until | see Jules
II used to taik like that when
was a girl" smiled 81 lisa Beth oil
Ain.
Il tell yoi insist" cried Margaret
angrliy. and encouraging hot anger
that Il mikht tight chill lear Il In.
aist on
II used 70 Insist. at flFst." said III
Isa Beth 81 Ain. conyersatlonalis.
as she rose from her cushions and
crossed to the door that had
iirst fooled Margaret. "You were
going to say you insist on remain.
ing in this rooms Well. I'll leave
iit"
And, almost without pausing. she
opened the door and went out. With
a heavy elans and a click. the door
closed behind her.
Rushihg aerUss the room and
throwing herself against Il. Mar
garet again found Il immoyable.
Obviously there was some secret
device By which u could be opened
or-distuFbIng thought :. someone
waited. watched and listened on the
other side Someone not as deaf as
Hassan el Miskeen who kept the
outer door.
Traversing a tunnellike corridor,
the Lady 81 lsa Beth q Ain entered
lofty whltewashed room. bare and
unfurnished save for rugs. cushions,
and a broad bed. or alyan. upon
which the place OF mattress was
taken By q mass OF colored pillows.
partly covered. uncomtortably and
untidliy. by a stained sheet Of pur,
pie elk.
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VALIANT DUST
By Percisar Chrisfopher Wren -sa zA1a essss.


i Upon this unattractive bed re.
clined Jules Maligni. and beside II,
on q cushion, sat the girl Sara,
welding In one hand an incongru-
GUS painted fan edged with dirty
swansdown, and holding in the other
a brass vessel containing dubious.
looking mixture of fruit-juice, sher.
bet and water, with which she min.
istered to her patients thirst.
Smiling fondly upon her son, and
approyingly upon the ministering
angel whose attentions presumably
alleviated the pain and anguish that
wrung his brow. 81 lisa Beth 81 Ain
advanced to the bedside, bestowed
warm lingering loving kiss upon
the patient and babe his nurse clear
out.
sand how do you feel now, Light
o. my Eyes" she asked, sollci.
tousiy.
swell, Ornament Of Court and De
sire of Emperors, and all that, I'll
tell you. | exactly as though
| was very drunk last night. Glorl-
ously drunk. And so I was. That
Algerian wine Is a bit sweet and
heavy and sticky, but believe me,
it's great stuff. D'you know, Light
Of the Hareem, there were three,
dead men under my chair before
/ was yanqnished
dead men?" interrupted the Lady
Ell lisa Beth ell Ain.
YES. and a half-dead one. of cog.
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Three Building Permits
Issued During Past Week

There were three permits fol
building and repair work issued
during the week ending March q
issued from the office of Build
ing Inspector Harry Baker.
Repairs to floors in the resi-
dence at S23 Eaton street. Owner,
Mrs. Carl Bervaldi; cost, SIS.
Repairs to floors at 1924 Wat
son street. Owner, Mrs. w. c.
Harris; cost, S35.
Repairs to porch of the dwelling
house at Ill Simonton street.
Owner, Key West Investment
Company; cost $35.
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HAROLD r. FINDERS
CASH GROCERY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIALS


Fresh Fla. Eggs, doz. ....-. l5c
Sugar, 5 lbs. .........-.--....-. 23c
Butter, fb -...-........-.-..... 22c
Brookfield and Cloverbloom
Butter, ib ....--..-..-..-...-. 23c
Carnation and Pearl Cream,
tall cans, emo limit) .--.., Sc
Jewel Lard, 3 lbs. .--.,..---.. 1Sc
Matches, 3 boxes ......----- 1Oc
Salt, 2 pkgs. .-...,.-.,.,,,........ Sc
Royal Scarlet Corn, large
can .---.--..-----.- 10c
Ciorox, quart size ....,-....-.. 25c
Sunbeam Pure Strawberry
Preserves, 2 ID jar ........ Csc
Heinz Tomato Catsup, large
bottle lSc; small bottle :. 12c
CampbelPs Pork an6s Beans,
can ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sc
Libby's Corned Beef, can :. l5c
Libby's Roast Beef, can :. I5c
Armour's Corned Beef, 2
cans ....................-.........- Csc
Armour's Roast Beef, 2
Cans &0C
Armonr's Bacon, Is fb pkg. 10c
Irish Potatoes, 10 lbs. ..-..... zoe
New Potatoes, ib .-........-..... Sc
Wilson's Mayonnaise, u pit.
jar ...------.--,...----.-.---.. -...---.-- 12c
Royal Scarlet Sliced Beets,
large can ..--..-..... 1Oc
Royal Scarlet Peanut Butter,
ib jar ...-.....,...-..--........ 15c
p. & G. Soap, z bars ..... Sc
Armour's Peaches 2 large
cans 25c
s23 Fleming ST. Phone 47s
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will be inserted in The Citizen at
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Payment for classified adver-
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but regular advertisers with ledger
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TODAY'S HOROSCOPE
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This is a position for freedom
and energy of nature, restless un-
der restraint. and free in the ex-
preston of opinion. You are adj
ventrous and have a contempt for
danger. The pursuit of literature,
especially through the broad view
of life or travel, will be success
full, and good fortune may also be
found ina the law. You are lit
tie too impulsive, but sympathetic
and affectionate.
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Of the entire student body to 100
per cent. The team. with the
coach. was called to the stage and
uttered a few words for the hene-
fit of the students.
The team, with John Blackwell
managing, left this morning to
participate in the district tourna-
ment to be held in Miami during
March ard and ath. With William
Gates, the all-around forward. the
team has high hopes of gaining an
honor for "0ld Key West High. !"
The Conehs will first meet the
Truian quintet At Q a. m. March
Ord.
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High School Students
In Meeting Yesterday

The students Of the Key West
High School were eager to enter
the auditorium yesterday after
noon during the sixth period Tor
n short time of cheering for the
benefit Of the basketball team
and Coach Huddleston.
The cheering, led by Frank
Alvarez, Harriet johnson, Paul
Sawyer. Anna Tuttle and Maurice
FELTON,, increased the enthusiasm
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FOR SALE

500 SHEETS typewriting paper.
Only SOC. Get them at The
Artman Press. Phone 81.
JAM
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SYNOPSIS: WAea Margaret Ma
at0hl tells her Mothe -f;I-s6aO, 10
zed Beth e AIN, that RdEsRI. son
,tsfed hsf room at sst0lst me older
lto0nlan attempts to call the occur.
ffe,sce D ioEe. But Rdfsua had first
gotten jules, MdrOdret,s husband,
drunk fot0 Jules Is ~. and FL lea
Beth 81 Atm 10Th not dllo4o Nor.
l0dret TO see him. Behind It all Is a
leeTfes OF tHtrt0Wes against France
tNvolUtitG Rdisul. the Kdfd. the Ma
.H0Nfs. and Major Napoleon Riccou
sof the Foreign Legion. tohoSe post
- not far aicdy.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT,
containing IL rooms. on lot
50x198 feet, in select section of
city, 1907 Whitehead street, OPP
posite beautiful Coral Park. and
facing the sea. Garage in rear.
Rent $50 monthly. Apply to l..
p. Artman, 1909 Whitehead
street or The Citizen Office.
jan11
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Furnished apart
ments, $500 to $500 per
month. Trevor and Morris, OPP
posite new Post Office.
oct25
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05
MAY OBTAIN
R. F. {. LOAN

District Attorney Elmer w. Heald
today informed the board of super
visors that in his opinion, Imperial
county has a very good schance to
obtain $4,000 loan from the Re-
construction Finance Corporation
The district attorney returned
last night from Riverside, where
he attended a conference called by
the department of public welfare
While at the meeting he discuss
ed with a personal representative
of Governor James Rolph, Jr., the
possibility Of obtaining for this
county the desired loan. Prospects
are very encouraging, he said.
To obtain this loan, it will be
necessary for the governor to apply
TO the Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration. The loan will be paid
back by deductions from the feder-
al road funds which otherwise
would be apportioned to Imperial
county.
Upon his return the district at
torney brought back forms to be
filled out in applying for the loan,
since the first application by this
county was faulty. These forms
must be filled out and delivered to
Governor Rolph's representative at
Los Angeles tomorrow afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05
DOINGS IN AND ABOUT SEELEY
lerine Howard and Clara Mae Da-

therine Howard and Clara Mae Da-
Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen and child
rem of Phoenix, Arizona, spent
Friday night at the home of AL
lens sister, Mrs. Walter Womack
and family.
Mrs. j. F. Gallaher had as guests
Wednesday for dinner, Mrs. Lois
Kramar, Misses Mary, Ruth, Eu-
nice and Grace Sprinkle and Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Vile of Artesia.
S. T. Robinson accompanied sew
eral others from Ell Centre to San
Diego to attend the funeral O.
Drew Dye, who was resident OF
Imperial Valley until few years
ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05
LOTS BRING 10 CENTS EACH

WORDEN, Ore. U.Pf-Ben Gay
believes he set Some kind of a rec
ord when he recently bough 354
town lots here for 10 cents each
The lots had been advertised for
sale by the county for delinquent
taxes for the last year and one
half. but the county had to reduce
its price.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05

Although the orange harvest at
Corning, Tehama county, started
two weeks later than usual it is
expected that 100 carloads will be
shipped.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05

OVER 300 PAIR of the well-known So
Jettick pumps, straps and oXfords; also
included in this lot of remarkable shoe bar
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
dancers.

dancers.
This five-day week may be all right
for the men but it's tough on wives.
Having husband mussing the house up
all day Sunday is bad enough, without
having him hang around an extra day.
New York has real high flier for
Mayor La Guardia was in the aviation
corps in the war.
Damage of 100000 was done by
Minneapolis youths Halloween That's
raising lot Of hades, and the Offend
erS would make fine jailbirds.
When you see woman parading up
the street, dolled in new duds from her
bunions to her head, accompanied by
a moth-eaten husband with nothing
new on him except lot of bills, you
know who wearS'em in that family.
A dollar won't sprain your bankroll
much Be sure to join the Red Cross.
Here's the height of something or
other The students of the state
teachers college at Superior got out a
football program with advertisements,
and all of them but two were beer advs.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
"NOOnanetteS"

CFrom the Baudette Region)
A small town is one where people
turn around to look when tire goes
blooey with a bang. In big city they
start running
If all the hunters coming to Northern
Minnesota for the deer season were put
side by side at one table they'd reach
across the table for the food
Machine Gun" Kelly, kidnaper, says
he will escape from prison before
Christmas. Like Kelly will.
A fashion writer says that the ladies
are showing good Judgment in their
styles. 1t would be all right if that's
all they showed.
Bobo Norman, who is an expert on
the subject, says that hitch mixers can't
be too careful. He picked out one car
with two elderly ladies in it, and in
ten miles he changed two tires and
walked a mile for gas.
Baudette has one queer duck He
bought house instead of an auto the
other day.
A man writes a daily paper asking
what to do with the pits of olives at a
dinner party. Why not drop them
down the hostess back? Perhaps she'll
blame the guest on the other side of
her
The June groom who offered to go
through fire for his bride now raises
an awful roar when he has to get up
early to make one for her.
Be careful, you big game hunters.
No other hunter likes to be bullet
collector
The papers are full of news and
pictures of well known people these
days. Reading from right to wrong
there are President Roosevelt, Lind
bergh, Huey Long and Aimee Semple
Mcpherson
An exchange has found the worlds
dumbest man. He thinks Chic Sale is
a bargain.
A woman lecturer recently referred
to the present generation of young
people as the younger gin" Grafton
1t makes you want to slap her.
The President has refused the re-
quest to change Thanksgiving to Nov
vember %, so don't ask him to switch
Christmas to December %.
A good slogan for deer hunters is
Look before you shoot" 1t won't help
you if you tell jury that you thought
the deceased was equipped with four
legs and tail
Chicago's big fair closes November
IL. Probably getting too cold for fan
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
A Revolutionary Hero

Visitors to Savannah rarely overlook
visit to the monument to William
Jasper. the hero whose daring exploit
I'D replacing the fallen colors of the
Revolutionary forces at Fort Moultrie
In the face of a CALLING fire has thrilled
every American schoolboy. Jasper fell
at Savannah with Pulaski in the siege
OF l779. 1t was from this nourishing
seaport, ia years ago. that the Savan-
nah made the first successful trans
atlantic voyage in the history of steam
snip navigation, the passage to Liver
pool requiring % days.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
Few Starred" Bills

The star on the currency merely in
dicates that the bill has been substi-
tuted for one that has been found de,
fective after being numbered and
sealed. Since all paper currency is
subject to several examinations before
the numbering and sealing is done. the
percentage of starred bills is very
small. Such bill would not be worth
more than any other dollar bill.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
Birches of New England

There is an Indian legend that ac
counts for the origin Of the white
yellow. gray and black birches of New
England. says the American Forestry
association. They are believed to have
been created by the Great Spirit to
Symbolic the developments affecting
his people in New England after the
white people came to this country. The
yellow and white birches were created
first. according to the legend.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
Flowering Dogwood Trees

Contrary to popular belief, flower
ing dogwoods are not native only to
the more temperate districts, but may
be found growing in most of the acid
soil districts except possibly the ex-
treme northern states. Soil acidity, or
sourness. Is necessity for proper
growth. They will live in a neutral
or limestone soil, but are unhappy and
show it by poor growth and infrequent
Towering.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17

There have been correspondence
schools In the United States for about
my years. The university extension
movement in England (1sGs) called
attention to the plan and method, de-
vsioped In the United States about Is
years later. when the Correspondence
university was founded at Ithaca, N.
I. The International correspondence
schools at Scranton. Pa. were organ
ICED In 1891.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
When Animal. Poxe

perhaps one Of the most charming
characteristics Of all animals" says a
writer in the Detroit News. ''is the alb
sence Of the very human attribute of
posing. In the courtship season. Of
course, this rule is temporarily forgot
ten. Then the buck exhibits his Inn
posing antlers or the male bird his
iridescent feathers. But at all other
times they are quite natural and un.
spoiled. The feminine specimens. in.
cidentally, never show Off"
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
Food Colorina

Vegetable colors are derived princl
pally from annatto, archil "a lichen) in
digo. quercitron (the bark of the black
oak), safflower, saffron, spinach, and
turmeric. Carmine, a brilliant red
and one of the Oldest of present colors,
is obtained from the female cochineal,
q small cactus-inhabiting insect of
Mexico, Peru, and several Mediter
ranean countries The dark brown of
caramel is produced by heating sugar
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
Women on U. of v. Faculty

Thirty-three women are members of
the faculty Of the University of Yer.
mont. They are connected with every
college except the College of Engineer.
Ing. Prior to 1872 women were barred
from the university even az students
Yet the university graduated the first
Phi Beta Kappa woman in the United
States. att
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
Fresh Fish From Volga

Fish that have been frozen in dry
may be shipped over long distances
I'd then completely and quickly re
we'd upon plunging them into water.
urgeon from the Volga may be
ipped to the United States and con
med as fresh fish and the roe pre-,
red and made into caviar in this
untry.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
Over the Waves"

The composer of the old waltz "over
the Wavesn was Juvenita Rosas, a
Mexican, and he dedicated 1t to the
woman with whom he was in love. II
was first written in Spanish under the
title "Sobre Las 0las" Rosas received
less than $50 for it.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
Kraft Paper for Buildinp

A new thin, flexible insulating ma
terial consists of kraft paper faced on
each side with waterproofing com.
pound and bright metal foil. 1t is said
to insulate to the same extent as 20
to 40 inches Of concrete, to be fire
retarJant. wind and vermin proof.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
Insscta Trick EIxers

Dragonf1ies, bees and other insects
can fly backward without altering the
position of their bodies, they can dart
to the right or to the left in a hori-
zontal plane or remain stationary in
the air, even against a slight breeze.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
The Cottonian Library

The iCottonian library is a valuable
collection of ancient manuscripts,
books and coin, now in the British mu
scum. It was started by Sir Robert
Bruce Cotton. who lived from 1871 to
1881. His son and grandson carried
on the work.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
Came. Played on shipboard

The usual deck games played on
shipboard are shuffleboard, bull, Quoits,
deck tennis and deck golf. A popular
game on many liners is betting on
wooden horses moved over a section
of the deck especially marked off.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
Collar Nav Save Something

Jud Tunkins says if living is to be
more expensive for the white-collar
man, he hopes these cheap old cellu.
loid collars will come back in style.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17

Chinese Ban Race Prsjudics
The Chinese are said to be person
ally free from race prejudice.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
Show Us
Scentless garlic has been developed
by a San Francisco man.
Show Us

Ely Hardware & Furniture Co.
Ely Table Supply, Lozar Bros.
Laing Hardware Co.
Frank Pengal
Mantel Hardware.
Slogan Cash Market.
Theo. Thompson.
The Miller Store Co.
Byrd BroWnell.
Standard Oil Company.
Ely Finnish Stock Co.
McMahan Lumber Co.
J. A. Rothman.
Benjamin A. Harmon.
The Ely Miner.
Tourist Service Station.
Mason Contractor.
First National Bank.
Grahek Bros.
The Peoples Department Store
Victor j. Thompson.
OlSon's Barber Shop.
Simplex Laundry.
William HasSelblad.
Anton Seine.
Kovach Bros. /
Anton Klun Tavern.
Agnew's Variety Store.
Joseph Mavetz, Sr.
L. G. Stember.
Louis Gornick.
Tiger Store. I
Ely Lumber Co.
Central Garage.
Docs Inn. (
RikhuS & Vertin.
The Vogue Shoppe.
Ely Gas & Oil Co.
Ely Motor Sales.
Travellers Hotel.
Joseph Klun.
Roy Baxtrum Garage.
Gust A. Maxi.
Scenic Anyways, Inc.
Stonich Tailor Shop.
Jewel Tea Company.
Philip Rosenbloom.
Daniel Bohince.
Valentine Rozman.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
Floor of Ocean Level
The floor of the ocean is much more
level than the surface Of the land.
Members NRA

d to the list of Ely business
the code this week. The
:rtihed from district head
titled to display the Blue
al group codes;
Minnesota Power & Light Co.
Frank Veranth.
william Mills
The Ely Shopper.
Mike Gordon.
Harry j. Homer
Farm Service Stores
Ely Radio Service.
Pete'S Garage.
Zupancich Store.
The Fair Store.
M. j. Murphy.
Paul w Martin.
Palace Cafe.
Style Shoppe.
Rustic Tavern.
Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning.
White Iron Resort.
S. S. c. Union of America.
:. Chas. M Welsh.
Andrew Ola.
A j. FenSke.
Luka Verhovnik.
E. L. Rautio.
American Clothing Co.
Ely Bottling Works.
Skala Service Station.
Sheridan Grocery.
Emeralite Surf. Products Co.
Chocolate Shop Restaurant.
Range Dry Cleaning.
Kobe's Meat and Grocery.
Arrowhead Barber Shop.
Ely COOPERATIVE Association.
City Meat and Grocery.
Louis Pryatel
Jos. Skala Grocery & Meat.
Browns Grocery.
Mary-L Eat Shoppe.
Range Oil Products Co.
Saari Barber Shop.
Arrowhead Mfg. Company.
Pietila Tailor Shop.
I. Gordon.
Levi j. Saari.
Quality Shoe Shop.
Grand Union Tea Co.
Alex Sikala.
Travellers Hotel.
The Ely miner., 1933-11-17
RUNNING AROUND

Mrs. Owl-Tm worried to death
about our daughter. She will persist
in running around to those horrid day
clubs