davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WEATHER STRIP-wood. felt; low as e
lin it. CORNELL. 10l7 Z. 18th. HE-5l77
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NO MEAL Complete without WONDER
BREAD" ONLY bread made at Century
Of Progress.
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LIBERTY MOTOR SERVICE-L z. McGil.
prop. General auto repairing complete
wreck rebuilding. 744-48 Mass. Ave.
LI-l768.
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NEW r. C. A. RADIOS-Double trade-in
allow. R. & r. STORES 225 E. Wash.
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3 H GARDNER Wholesale Flour dealer.
Distrloutor Of enterprise Diadem and
softener Salt. 912 N. Senate. LI-702i
GIVE a basket Of groceries from INGALLS,
BROS. GROCERY. ais E. 18th. RI-3o45.
VISIT the ggngalow Tavern. 8; K; FREIJE
zisi, -' 1'-'' ~ AA'DS- "a
JAKE t5It Roth ;ss FRUIT MA, MARKET, 1919 Belle
Free delivery. WA-213s.
ANDERsON's MARKET. 2so5 z. 10th st.
High Quality foods and Vegetables We
deliver CH-i429
Free d DRESSING eH- De Del. DRsoso Lowest
prices on holiday poultry.
BREAD" OnIy bread made at Century
IND. FISH AND POULTRY Co-s52 Ind.
Ave. Full line Of fish and poultry. We
EAT at the Sherman Inn. 5o5 N. Sherman
Drive. WILLIAM DEATRIcH Prop.
STOP at BRUcEs TEA ROOM. 1877 N.
EE+-A- -. tNA-StFOs
oranges. grapefruit and tangerines from
sunny Florida For a real EVERYDAY
treat Sold everywhere.
JOHN T. KENsLER oRoc.. 1888 z. n 2.
IR-0o42 Where Nav saves Pas dough.
HEALTH Foopss-ooYou suggest. We con-
|
CALL BALLARD's LI-252s. for your xmas
ice creams. None Better"
Where to Eat
LOUISE HUDSON. Ambassador Grill-Ev-
ery meal balanced and prepared oy ex-
pert dieticlan. 50 z. eth. Parking
WHISPERING wND-Short orders; spe-
Gal SOC plate; e ~ zen STEAK nsn etc.
HITzEIBERGR Chicken Dinners-De-
liclous chicken steak etc. 293I Buzz
I'd DR-4055
DELICIOUS Chicken & Turkey Dinners:
iiP 2a ''' '''' '''1A' =
zM-TEN TAVERN Good 1000 etc. sand
wiches. 5lo9 z 10th ST
MARKET CONFECTIONERY Good food.
lunches. sandwiches etc iOl N Ala
cI.AMAN.s cAFETERIA-l4 > CapitoI ave-
The ideal place for the ShoDper's pin-
ners. Lunch. etc
WASHINGTON HOTEL s. CAFETERIA
Noon lunches s5c 8 l0c. "A Good t1Aes
- $50
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LET US install a gas log or radiant, heater
in that empty fireplace. See our holiday
display CITIZENS GAS CO., 40 5. Pa.
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Church Members Relief Association. 827- 80
Occidental Bldg Life. Accident. Health.
Burial Insurance. For church members
K. AXE" president RI-9768.
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CALL US for storm. sash estimates. COR
NELL. 1017 E. 19rh. HE-5177.
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GIFTS FOR KIDDIES

SHOES-Schif' Hi-Tops: heavy elk up
pers. Extra good soles. free
knives; guaranteed. While they e1 OF
last ...... .... Dl.Of
scHIFF's SHOE STORES. 14o E. wash,
259 E. Wash. 100 S. H.. 203 w Wash.
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XMAS cards. books. etc. at CAMPBELLS
BOOK SHOP. tOpen even'sJ 3l4 Oc-
cidental Bldg.
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BUY his cigars at Haag S. Our
Cigars are always FRESH.
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SPEC. Holiday Rates on Fine Upholstering
NORSELL CO., 1905 N. Cap. TA-5265
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GIFTS FOR THE HOME

NORGE-ELEC. refrigerator: no PAYMENTS
until March: liberal terms. INDIANA
POLLS NORGE SALES CO., 4O24 g.
Wash. IR-5868 LI-4840.
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IT'S EASY % start a coke fire in your fur
teal and dependable. CITIZENS GAS CO.
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TRADE in your old Stove or up to date.
OIL Burning Heater. Baseburner or
Gasoline. Cook Stove. c. KOEHRING.
882 Virginia. DR-1417
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push up permanent wave.
50 VAN-HUNTER BEAUTY SHOP.
RI-5952.
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LOAN A PIANO-Onlv small delivery
charge. Viking MUSIC co. l2O z.
Ohio.
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GIFTS FOR HIM
tAE&xYz Yz YxYx1 zzszE&x4SxaSx z

GIVE him a gift for his office STATION
ERS. INC. 107 N. Penn.
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POMERANIAN TOY; male. ped. 2 months:
reduced to sis. 1913 Division. BE-i765.
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GOOD MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT
E. j. WILLIAMS ENTERTAINMENT
PROMOTERS. Inc. RI-908S. 3611z Ind.
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]. H. WHALIN-Electr. serv. If I can't
TX it there's no charge for trying. 613
N. Ill RI-6058
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DRESSES Ideal Xmas gifts. special 2 for
IS. Exclusive styles. HOLLYWOOD
DRESS SHOPS. 100 Monument Circle.
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observation-disclosures!
PEOPLES OUTFITTING co.
Isl w. Wash. St.
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GIFTS FOR BROTHER
- zSKEaERr - s


MEMS oxFoRDs and high schoes: styled
ana widths. SHOUTS. si8 Mass. ave.
SLIDE TROMBONE-Conn silver plated In
case. SIS CARLIN MUSIC. 2ii Mass.
RUMPET-Bueseher. silver plated. COLO
bell. s45 CARLIN MUSIC. Oil Mass.
IN WHICH downtown furniture store yin
santa find a whole floor devoted to the
display Of TOYS 70 brighten the heart Of
any boy or girl2 COLONIAL. AZ South
Meridian OF counsel
EVERY Students ambition to own a tvpe-
writer-see WOODSTOCK, 10 N. Penn.
New Violin Outfits, SIS up.
PEARSON'S
1913 y. PENN. LI-55IS.
FINE. BRASS BED and Simmons Ace
Spring, used. $40. BAKER BROS. 40
PENNEY CO.. INC. SO E. wash st.
Aq 5yo o8pFE E5sa: s. s sesqSgs
sTURM CO. 2l9 Mass.
FOOTBALLS CSC to $3.50 Basketbans
5! AZ to Sl2. SMITH-HASSLER-ST
2l9 Mass. ave.
MEMS OXFORDS and high shoes: STYLED
the, best, good material. s2.9s: all sizes
and widths. STOUTS.
SHOES-Classy dress oxfords.
suedes. blacks and browns All c1 OF
sizes and styles. Shop early. p1sOt
SCHIFF'S SHOE STORES l40 E. wash.
2O3 W. Wash. 100 S. III. 259 E. Wash.
j; Observation-Disclosures
d GIFTS FOR KIDDIES I
= z;szYSyzYS ySYzHSE ExEsz9
sHOEs-schif's Hi-Tops: heavy elk up
pers Extra good soles free
i knives; guaranteed While they S1.97
scHTFFs SHOE STORES. 14o e wash.
259 E. wash. lo9 S. III. 2os " wash wash.
POMERAMIAN TOY: male. ped. months:
reduced to sis. 1913 Division. BE-l765.
FOR live Xmas trees. EDw MAscH-
MYER NURSERY. 206 w. Troy. DR-12es
IOYS OF all kinds. Big Display. BEL
MONT HARDWARE CO PEARSON
HARDWARE. Clifton and 3oth 81.
TOYS-TOYS-TOYS
PEOPLES OUTFTTTING co.
lol w. Wash. st.
HELP them to help themselves with a
typewriter. WOODSTOCK. ITO N Penn.
BICYCLES-S23 95 to sSOo5 SMITH
HASSLER-STURM 2l5 Mas. ave
VELOCIPEDES AND WAGONS-s295 to
2l9 Mass
TABLE and 2 chairs; wood; ivory or green;
special, 81. 40. China Store 361 W. Wash.
COASTER wagon; large size: S429 value:
special 1888. China Store, 361 w. Wash.
VI ~ III S~3E@EA EzEM $50 EHEan
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A TYPEWRITER more than gifts
a service. WOODSTOCK. 10 n. Penn.
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IND FISH AND POULTRY Co.-s52 Ind.
Ave. Full line Of FISH and poultry. We
deliver in city.
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BIRDS AND CAGEs-Ideai gifts for her.
WILCOX PET SHOP 1903 Central RI
fFf-
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WHICH downtown furniture store sells a
nationally advertised radio without inter-
est or carrying charge? COLONIAL, Of
counsel Which radio? The Stewart
Warner, the only Magic DiaI' raoio.
COLONIAL, Al South Meridian.
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YOU'LL find HER favorite PERFUME or
FACE POWDER at HAAG'S CUT PRICE
DRUG STORES.
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CHARLOTTE BEAUTY SHOPPE II E
2sth TA-6033. S.-Finger wave. Csc; in
spection invited.
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THERE. Is. a right vav and a wrong way
to rebuild your shoes. "SOBOL' S" does
the right wav. 80 XIV Ave. RI-1631
call for and deliver downtown.
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VISIT The Garden of Venus. I40 E. 30th.
TA-6628. Permanents $3.50 to SO. All
work popular prices.
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BROOKsIDE ICE AND COAL CO.. CHI
1857. WILL SELL YOU ENOS KEN
TREATED. 6x3 EGG COAL FOR SIS IS
PER TON
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SPECIAL allowance for your old stove dur
ing our holiday sale q the new IS series
Roper races CITIZENS GAS CO.
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CHAIRS made new by rebottoming in cane.
hickory or reed. Call BOARD OF IN
DUSTR1AL AID FOR BLIND. HA-0583.
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ITS EASY to start a coke fire in your fur
mace with a 'Jiffv" gas lighter: econom-
ical and dependable. CITIZENS GAS co.
As S Pa
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LET Mrs. KigkpaFlck make your photos
KIRKPATRICK Nsls W. Wash. LI-sis7.
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WASHERS WAsHERsi
PEOPLES QUITTING co.
Isl " wan S.
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TROUsER+Ideal gift. sl25 up. New suits.
o'eoats $3.50 I'D. MILLIONS. I'll Ind. ave.
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MADAM LA FORD'S Incompatible Won.
der (Tissuel cream on sale at HOOK
DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES.
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TRY "SEALDSWEETs' and 'sMor-Juce"
oranges grapefruit and tangerines from
sunny Florida For q real EVERYDAY
treat. Sold everywhere
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NORGE-Electric REFRIGERATOR Ideal gift
for her FULWIDER SALES. 1909 z.
10th. CH-1449.
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OF YOU-BeaEllfSilv framed PHOTOGRAPH
only 81 PLATT. 703 Roosevelt Bldg
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EAT at the Sherman Inn 305 ~ Sherman
Drive. WILLIAM DEATRICH Prop
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POUNDS Of delicious CHOCOLATES in
Christmas box. 93c at HAAG'S CUT
PRICE DRUG STORES.
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TENNIS RACKETS sl4e up. Golf sets,
s495 I'd. SMITH-HASSLER-STU CO..
2i9 Mass
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SOLID cedar chest. walnut veneer only
sI2.95. HARTMANN'S. 319 E. Wash.
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LOAN A PIANO-Only small delivery
charge. Viking MUSIC CO.. 40 Z.
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OUT-of-paen diamonds. values VI 10 $500:
BIS up LINCOLN LOAN 20i W Wash.
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GENUINE EsGRAvED PERSONAL CARDS
STATIONERY II, w. DRIFTMEYER.
a West Ohio st.
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RUBBER printing books for engraving
Ind. Printers supp. 100 Kentucky. LI-lll0
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BOWERS & WEDDLE GARAGE-Tires
batteries. etc. General repairing. 5167
College. 24-Hour service.
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STOP at BRUcEs TEA ROOM. 1877 N.
Penn. 81. RI-0746.
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE IS the ideal
and most economical gift. Look over
our bargains anv style and price
SINGER CO. 126 W. Wash.
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AUTO RADIO STEWARI-aoA ~
WARM SUPERaEIAZ4- Ma
WITH TONE CONTROL
BLOCKS T Tl1sb S Sa0P
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PERMANENT wAVE-Gorgeous curls. 81
CONN. BEAUTY MART. III. g Mkt.
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WE GUARANT EE position to students We
accept CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS
COLLEGE 313 Roosevelt bldg.
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RADIOS!-RADICSl
PEOPLES QUITTING CO.
Isl w. Wash St.
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TNSULATE your home now. WIN. H. HAIR
MON d CO.. 40 S. Senate. LI-6658.
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BOOKS and magazines at reduced prices
COLES BOOK STORE. $50 n. Delaware.
OF YOU-Beautifully framed uhotograph
only 81. PLATT 7o3 Roosevelt Bldg
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OvERCOATS--Au WOOL take is weekE 70
paw: order now. LEON. l3i E. New York
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MEMS HOUSE SLIPPERS and easy;
also street shoes. high or low black or
tan; priced low. STOUTS. 31Si Mass. ave.
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SILK crepe ties. lined. wool filed sec
MRS. LETT. S. Z. cor. Meridisn-Ohio.
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FRIGIDAIRE-Th ideal Xmas gift: special
low terms and liberal allowance. T. T.
McMURRAY & SON 4211 College. HU-
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TYPEWRITERS for sister, brother also
dad and mother. WOODSTOCK. 10 N.
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liver the ONE MINUTE washer to your
home for only 81 down payment2
COLONIAL. OF counsel A S. Meridian.
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UNREDEEMED DIAMONDS-Beautiful gold
and platin m mountings, no ~
sparkling stone. All kinds SO. OU
as low as -.....-...-....-.- r
SACKS BROS. LOAN CO.. 300 Indiana
Ave. RI-5994.
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CALL TALBOT 1901 for Enos KEN Treated
Lump at $3.50. No dust. less soot. smoke
clinkers. Ask for o. MARTIN.
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GIFTS stationery candies Christmas
cards. etc. PROSPECT PHARMACY
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RIDING. scout. hunting etc. All sporting
goods. JACOBS OUTDOOR SHOP. 0
Ohio.
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INTERESTED pc. or FURNISHING Home
G us-MONROE g. K1NiEL, 10S E. goth.
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DIR. EDw. NJ RYAN-Pioneer Fountain
So. Chiropractor. 1861 Vir. Ave. DR.
6419.
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WEATHEa STRIP. zinc and felt as low as
3l2c lin #. CORNELL. 10l7 E. 18th
/
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GUITARS, NEW, s499 LORENz MUSIC
STORE. 20 Pembroke Arcade,
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SCHORT PRINTING co.
los So. Capitol Ave.
Prompt Service. LI-3236
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LIVING RM. SUITES-Comfort chairs. &C.
casional furn. Furniture Gift Store.
GRAHAMS, Clifton at 29th St.
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WE LEAVE everything but the dirt Re-
sponsible and reliable. The M g. II
COOPERATIVE LAUNDRY e33 E.
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WRIsLEY TOILET SETS for men and
HARds 5 c6T PF F1S P pR6 at s2 2eG E
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OF YOU-Beautifullv framed photograph
only ST. PLATT STUDIOS FOB Roose-
welt Bldg
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ODD EXTENSION TABLES. $685. BAKER
BROS. 21g E. Wash.
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USED LIVING ROOM sUITEs-Nice
clean. 2 and DC. suites from clean
home. from SGT SO to s49.50. BAKER
BROS. 219 E. Wash.
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FREE tube delivery. Expert service. G. E.
DEALER. 1rvington Radio. CH-l62l
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WEATHER STRIP. door bottoms. 3-ft.
lengths. Csc each. CORNELL. 1O11 T..
18th. HE-5177.
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MAKE others happy for Xmas; give your
papers. magazines. etc. to SALVATION
ARMY HOME. Please call trucks. RI
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LINOLEUM-Special price during Dec.
CUT-RATE LINOLEUM HOUSE. 8l1 N.
Alabama. RI-8987.
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IUFBKING FLORAL cO-Cut flowers.
funeral designs. weddings. etc. 1881 l.
10th St CH-5625.
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BONDS. ACCIDENT. FIRE and LIABILITY
INSURANCE-605 Fletcher Savings and
Trust. INDIANAPOLIS. LI-7505.
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FIRST CCC CAMP
MEN LEAVE SUNDAY

Applications are being taken at
this time at CWA offices from the
young men from whom "a will be
chosen in this county for assign
ment to CCC camps, 1t was stat
ed today that the first increment
Of men for the next camps will re
taken from"here to Asheville on
Sunday morning for final examl-
nation.
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SHEPPARD is OUT FOR
COUNTY JUDGESHIP
Continued from page one. }

Continued from page one
ity to observe the needs and con-
ditions of this county relative to
the enforcement Of our criminal
laws. and it is my desire to use
the knowledge l have gained by
this experience over these few
years in service to the community,
believing that all the criminal
laws should be exactly, immediate
ly and rigidly enforced, to the end
that every citizen be protected IN
his property. in his person, and IN
his character, and that the law
and the officials who administer
the law should, in so far as they
are able, see to it that this protec-
ton is continuous and immediate
in behalf of all the citizens of the
county at all times.
81 am, therefore, a candidate
for Judge of the recorders court
of Henderson county in the hope
that l may be given the opportun-
ity to serve the people of Hender-
son county in this capacity.
~ believe that my official eX-
perience in helping to enforce the
criminal laws of the state of
North Carolina through the recor-
der's court will assist me greatly
in the proper discharge of the
duties of judge of the recorders
court, and | offer myself as
candidate with the earnest desire
to render public service to all
the people of our county,"
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so month, under the new set.
mp the contribution would be at
least doubled and made compul-
sorry as well.
Development of the Air De-
Tense league, as we'll as other
strides in aviation itself largely
due to the enthusiasm and work
OF F.ussian fremlcr Hermann
Goering. who is also minister of
aviation and himself war ace.
In addition to the league, Goer-
ing olganized Nazi fliers' corps,
a aforementioned. well-traln-
ed brigade growing steadily in
size and devoted to the instruc-
ton of qualified pilots on ma
ton wide scale.
The successful establishment of
the Berlin-to-Buenos Aires air.
mail route also is largely attribut-
able to Goering. The stretch al
ready has been covered twice in
liz e-days flying time.
Goering also has devoted con-
siderable attention to commercial
lying within Germany. increasing
the number of ships and testing
new types to determine the best
possible mail and passenger car
riers. Recently he announced he
would purchase three Boeing
transport planes Tor PURPOSES Of
comparison.
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WAKE FOREST HAS
3 STUDENTS FROM
HERE THIS TERM

WAKE FOREST, March 90
Three men from Henderson coun-
ty are among the 900 students
enrolled at Wake Forest college
this session.
All three are from Henderson
vile. One is a sophomore, one is
a junior, and the other is a medi-
cal student.
They are: ]. C. Coffey, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Coffey; J. s,
Melton. son of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
A. Melton; and C. B. Taylor, son
of DR.. and Mrs. R. E. Taylor.
J. s. Melton is a member of
the Philomathesian Literary so.
ciety.
During the last week in May in
connection with the commence
ment program. Wake Forest will
observe her Tooth birthday. The
occasion will be marked by the
dedication of a handsome new
administration building. Blue
prints are now being prepared for
an auditorium to replace Wingate
Hall which was burned recently.
When this structure is completed
Wake Forest will have replaced
both of its buildings which were
destroyed by fire. Last year a
new medical building was con-
structed as a memorial to the late
William Amos Johnson, and con-
crete bleachers were erected Oh
Gore Athletic field.
During it's century of service
Wake Forest has turned out ap-
proximately 10000 men. 1t now
er,ioys the distinction of being
the oldest and largest Baptist in
stitution for men in the United
States.
It's freshman class enrolment
has increased from 81 men in
1880 to 357 at present. With the
increase in number there has been
a corresponding increase in cali
Der of the men which is evidenced
bv the fact that the average score
made by incoming freshmen this
wear on the North Carolina high
school senior examination had
risen to IL points above the state
average.