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Marine News
Steae.er Movements ss. NnpTuRnU1N

 Victoria scheduled to arrive . Friday
 c Northland scheduled to arrive Q Friday evening. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS . Zapora scheduled to sail from . Seattle January 3. . Norco scheduled to sail from . Seattle January at g pm. . SOUTHPnu1NO SAfLINGS c Princess Norah in port and . scheduled to sail south at . midnight tonight. c Northwestern scheduled south . bound January 4. , LOCAL SAILINGS . Kenai leaves every Wednes- . day night at 6 p.m.. for . Sitka and wayports. . Dart leaves every Friday at . 2 am. for Petersburg. Rake , and wayports.
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ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS

Regular meeting of the Silver Bow Lodge No. 2, I. O. o. F., will be held Thursday, January 8, at 7:3O pm. Installation of officers
 J. w. MEYERS, -ady. Noble Grand.
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NOTICE

When advertisers put in ads they sometimes don't wish to be bothered with phone calls and answering doorbells, so we give them box number, such as Box I0-A. Empire.
 People wanting to answer these ads should send letters addressed to the box number listed. We will see the adver- tiser gets them.
 THE EMPIRE
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FAIRBANKS GETS s5o,ooo

Fairbanks has been allotted S50,- 900 to erect new City Hall and Fire Department Building, to ex- tent the sewer system and to im- prove sidewalks. The money came from PWA funds.
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ATTENTION WOMEN OF MOOSE
 Regular meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock at Moose Hall. All members urged to attend. A GERTIE OLSEN, adv Recorder.
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S3!li:KXI.I3

FOR SALE = Used Westinghouse electric range, three burner with oven. Reasonable for cash. See Mrs J. w. Woodford, Salmon Creek
 For sale on easy terms or for rent -One of the most modern homes in Juneau; hot water heat, auto matic oil burner, and economical to heat; hardwood floors; full concrete basement, laundry facil- ities; best of plumbing fixtures; fireplace. G. E. Krause, Phone 439.
 A COMPLIMENTARY ticket awaits Ed Giovanetti to see Lowell Sher man in FALSE FACES at THE UPTOWN THEATRE TONIGHT. UNDER the new r'ederal Housing Act it is possible for the owner of suitable property to finance a uiONCob iiOiiC oiid we OlACi oioco at Woodford Acres at very req sonable prices. See Mrs J. w. Woodford at Salmon Creek. FOR SALE-A reai bargain. 8-tube Majestic radio, model 91, super hetrodyne loud speaker, mahog- any cabinet. Also doll buggy in good condition. Phone 1922. FOR SALE = Monarch range. In- quire Northern Hotel.
 FOR SALE .-room furnished house, reasonable, Ninth and Cal houn. Phone 4623.
 FOR SALE 14-room furnished apts. Reasonable. Phone 1532. TURN your ono goio irto value Cash or trade at Nugget Shop,
 MISCELLANEOUS For general repar work, old or new, call Henry Gorham. Phone 2553. l Livestock breeders advise that calves be fed whole milk the first two weeks to assure them a good start in life.
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SESSIONS ELECTED

A. R. Sessions has been elected worshipful master of the F. & A. M. lodge at Anchorage.
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TIDES TOMORROW

Low tide, 5:02 am, 4.3 feet. High tide, HOO am., 17.6 feet. Low tide, 5:52 pm, -2.2 feet.
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ATTENTION WOMEN OF MOOSE

Regular meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock at Moose Hall All members urged to attend.
 M GERTIE OLSEN, adv. ...., Recorder.
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NOTICE TO MOTORISTS

It is unlawful for any person to drive an automobile with any red or green lights thereon visible from directly in front thereof. Violations will be prosecuted
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MISCELLANEOUS

Livestock breeders advise that calves be fed whole milk the first two weeks to assure them a good start in life.
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First publication, Nov 21, 1884. Last publication, Jan. Is, 1885.
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.5!;&;I3sT1

FOR RENT-Gorham residence on 9th St. Phone 2552. FOR RENT. = Cll heated 7-room house. four bedrooms, fire place, nicely furnished Four-room house nicely furnished New oak floors, newly pastered, oil heat. Call Windsor Apts.
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FOR SALE = Used Westinghouse electric range, three burner with oven. Reasonable for cash. See Mrs. J. w. Woodford, Salmon Creek.
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Sumner 2weQfhe6zfz
By Mabel McEIIioH @ 1895. NEA Service. Inc.

happy" g
Mrs. Merser shrugged her slen-
| der shoulders. Il met the second
Mrs. Strykhurst for the first time
today, Victor"
He had the grace to flush. : y
"Bertine's been splendid with
Katharine. She's very executive.
She took her in hand :"
Exactly" Mrs. Merser's tone
was dry.
katharine needs a lot of love,
sympathy and understanding"
she pursued moment later. "Or
we'll, you know how it was
with me. She may go off the
deep end :"
II haven't the faintest notion
what you meanw The mans an
noyance showed in every syllable.
81 mean you may expect her to
find sympathy-or love - wher
ever. she can find it."
"Oh. tommyrotp'
Il did" reminded the woman,
with rather a bitter smile. "My
home was unhappy. | believed
the first pretty story man told
me. You may remember :"
He looked g if the reminder
were to him a painful one. ..
Violet Merser rose, as if termi-
mating the interview. "Well,
that's really all I wanted to say,
Victor. Go on up now. First
door to the right at the head of
the stairs"
( His tread echoed pompously
through the house.
The woman. left alone, stared
around her for a moment, as
though rousing herself from a
dream into which she had fallen.
A lamp, lighted at her elbow,
cast golden circle of light upon
polished mahogany and dropping
rose petals. The swish of
broom. kitchenward, came to her
ears; the clinkig of milk bottles,
as a screen door clashed. Then
the door to Lavinia's room was
firmly shut. Upstairs there was
the murmur of voices, father and
daughters.
Seventeen years." murmured
! the woman, half to herself. She
settled herself with a book, but
her gaze wandered from the
pages.
"Well, wellr Victor Strykhurst
came downstairs briskly, rubbing
his hands together. "Katharine's
in fine shape. We were in luck
to come off so easily. Don't you
think | could take her off with
me tonight"
"The doctor advised letting her
stay till morning." Violet Merser
smiled at him. you'd rather get
her out of my house. wouldn't
you"
Nonsense, nonsense! I am
eternally indebted to YOU for
your kindness to Katharine"
"I'm not going to tell her any
thing about-us," said the wo-
man with deliberation.
Naturally, you wouldn't. You
are q most sensible woman,
Violet. | always said so :"
"Not sensible enough" A sar-
donic- touch to her voice now.
"That is .Pll not say word, on
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like a movie starr"
eyes, | do. She's really love-
ly."
"Shall | ever be that lovely, do
YOU suppose. if 1 stop biting my
nails and things?" Sybil asked
gravely. >.
81 think very likely. Look, if
we walt to get down to the vii
lage to get things for lunch we'd
better start"
Violet wheeled the little car
out and the two hoped into it.
Mummy, what were you NUT
tering to yourself just now"
She flashed her dark eyes at
them. Gust a song some one !
know used to sing. The words of
it, l mean. Don't remember the
tune"
"What were they, Mums?"
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one condition.
: He stared. ,"And that"
THAT you let her come to see
me occasionally. That you don't
attempt to wean her away from
me. 7 like the child. I've taken
a great fancy to her. I've two of
my own now, Victor, you see."
Really! But Of course you
must be friends with Katherine.
Why not?"I
"There may be another objec-
ton to that" commented Violet
Merser dryly. "Your wife :.
"Ah, you didn't take a fancy
to Berthe, | can see that" Put
ting back his handsome head, the
lawyer gave the hearty laugh she
so well remembered.
"Bertine is all right. She means
well. It's not so easy, you know.
to raise another woman's child"
Violet Merser smiled to herself.
She could almost hear the second
Mrs. Strykhurst's voice. He had
been told that many, many times.
81 agree. I had a stepmother
myself. Looking back now. I can
see that; sometimes she meant
well -
you're very cozy here" His
eyes roamed around the sitting
room. "I've always noticed this
place. Decent bit of garden"
"Stan inherited it from his
uncle" the woman told him. 81
married Stan Merser. the illus
TRAITOR"
"Interesting," murmured the
man, ct loss. "Well, well, Vio-
let. must be getting back. Ny
wife will wonder if something
has happened"
She allowed him to clasp her
slender hand in his fleshy one.
"And-and we didn't know each
other before. Victorw
Right you arer' There was
relief in the words. "Explana-
lions are so tiresome.
She stood, smiling rather wryly
after him.
Katharine came down the stairs
slowly the following morning.
you're all right" Violet's
eyes sought, hers anxiously. Out
side Berthe sat at the wheel of
the big car. Ellen, with a suit
case, followed her young mis-
tress.
ooh, I'm perfectly fine. Just
nave to get my land legs again"
"Well, it's been lovely having
you"
Sybil and Diana were on the
edge of the group, their long legs
brown and slim under the brief
shorts of their white play suits.
"Do come again to see US, Miss
Katharine. Please doW
oN"0h, I will And there must
be another puppy for the basket,
mustn't there? A nice quiet one
who will stay at home when he's
told to-"
ooh, yes, yes" they chorused,
dancing up and down.
Berthe smiled stiffly, her COM
pany smile. She climbed out to
assist Ellen who was helping
Kath airne in.
"Thank you ever so much, Mrs.
Merser. NV husband and I are
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BEGIN HERE TODAi

Katharine Ssrykhurst. oeaus,-
full. 20, is restless and discomfort
"a with She useless round OF So
Gal activities that make up nei
life. She rides daily with miehaei
Heatberoe, who runs a rioihs
club. III. ,lso
Sally Moon, local eoquetse' Siso
enrolis at the club for riding les
sons. r.;a,J
Zoe Parker, Katharine's tr'ena'
semi 10 Europe to FORGE love
.ffsir with Gibbs Larkin, returns
She persists in seeing HiooS III
Sn;te of her parents obJeeti9ns'
Katharine, riding with Michael
:. thrown from her horse. Shock
"a but not seriously injured, she
i taken into the home of Violet
Merser Victory Strykhurst comes
30 Gee his daughter Mrs Merser
v.Ieomes him as an old aequain''
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eternalIy grateful"
The words were right, but the
tone withheld much. Berthe was
saying, behind that pleasant mask
Of hers: but Of course no one
knows the Mersers in Innicock.
We shall and bow to you in Main
street, of course: that is all.
Katharine waved to them until
the car disappeared out of sight,
around the bend.
Mummy, who was the fattish
man who came after we went to
bed last night?" SYPHILIS wistful.
round face with its long golden
name was lifted to her mothers.
"Oh, you bad ones, you were
supposed to be asleep!''
eve peeked," Sybil said con-
fidingly. owe heard the car stop
and saw him come up the walk.
Was that Miss Katharine's daddy
and was he nice?"
"Very NICE" said Violet abb
sently.
Diana bounced upon her.
Mummy, you're not listening.
/ can always tell when you're not
listening. You use such a far
away voice "
ooh, do I? But | was, really,
this time. Sybil asked If Katha-
rine's father were nice and said
yes, he was"
"But sort of puffy, Mummy,
wasn't he? 1t wasn't quite dark
and We got good look at him.
Not nearly so good looking as
Miss Katharine. Don't YOU think
she's beautiful, Mummy? Sort of
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NOW co ON WITH THE STORY

..,,, S1AhS En- Al
We meet again." Violet Mers-
ef mad said lightly to the hand
some, portly gentleman who had
invaded her prim little sittino
room with its white paint and
polished old tables and bright
Victory Strykhurst opened his
eyes quite widely at this. Then
he stepped forward with his hands
outsTetched, every evidence of
cordtaiity on his rosy, full-fea-
Violet! But this is extraordi-
nary. Nv wife said :"
What did she tell you? Sit
down, Victor. Katharine is splen-
did; you may go up IN minute
But first Ed like to talk to Won ,,
"Of course, of course" He set
tied comfortably in one of the
deep-cushioned chairs, glancinq
around him approvingly. "But /
never knew you lived in Inn;cock,
Violet"
We've been hero almost seven
years"
81 knew you'd married, of
course. Saw bit about it in the
papers.
Her dark eyes were rather en-
igmatic. you didn't write to
wish me JOY. II rather thought
you would"
He touched his full lips with
the corners of fine white hand
kerchief. "Katharine's mother
died that year." he said rather
holloway.
ayes, l remember. Your daugh-
ter is a lovely creature, Victor
Does she remind you of me al
that age?"
"Eh?" Victor Strykhurst's color
deepened a trifle. He glanced
apprehensively in the direction OF
the staircase.
Don't worry" Violet went or
softly. Her door is closed. She
can uCdl. was hdlhaIlIS
age just II years ago, Victor.
was 20 when | went to work in
your office"
'Is it possible it's that long?'
murmured the man, eXhaling a
deep breath.
az was rather like her." MUIR
INJURED the woman with the tired
dark eyes, staring out across the
darkened garden. "I had the same
prickly-pear attitude IN regard to
men oh, yes. I've talked to
Katharine today rather a lot. Pve
found out more about her, per-
haps, than you yourself know"
Her tone held a subtle hint of
mystery in it. The man glanced
at her apprehensively.
81 know you're wondering what
this is all about" said Mrs. Mers-
err. rousing herself to speak in a
brisker tone. "Just this
the child is very definitely un-
happy"
Unhappy? Ny laughter"
There was injury in the mans
tone. Impossible You were al
ways an imaginative girl vi.
Katharine has everything in the
world. i Why should she be I'M
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PLANE ON MERCY FLIGHT

MIAMI, Fla, May 21.-CUP).
A coast guard ambulance plane
brought L. F. Coulter, telegraph
company employee, to a hospital
here Yesterday from Indian Key.
Coulter, who lives on the island
40 miles south of Miami, suffer-
ed relapse from a recent illness
and was in need Of emergency
treatment.
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CRAZY CRYSTALS soc and 81
Russian mineral oil pts, 29c,
Wine Cardni &c, milk mag
uesia, pts, 29c, Hsterine, large,
soc. Black Draaght 15c. Freeze
Drug Company. '
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LIBERAL DIVIDENDS will be
= distributed June Soth to, share
holders in First Federal Saw
ings & Loan Association Ask
about it.
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29-Help (Female)

AN ELDERLY LADY desires
: woman as companion who
wants a good home with mod
crate wages. Address Hender-
sonville, Route 8, Box 6.
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31-Real Estate

WANTED TO BUY FARM-2o
70 40 acres, on or near paved
highway. Part cash Give full
DESCRIPTION, improvements, acres
in cultivation, price. etc. Box
1922. city.
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u-Household Goods

w.. W TO s132 a year as you
~ ~ me convenience and de-
I.oleness of Norge RoIlator
fation. Brunson Furni-
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A typical American is one who
thinks it would ruin his kids to
leave them a fortune and wishes
he could.
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Special Notices

Yoer NEED NOT buy your of
flee supplies from. out-ofI town
firms. We, can fiji Your heeds
at reasonable prices. Bakers
Art Gallery. -" ,,- tisH''',
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LOST OR LEFT in or near post
office, H0LCOMB catalog IN
leather binder. Please phone
]. E. Agnew. $685..
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WANTED-Used electric range.
Can 247-J. 1874 Fifth avenue
west.
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COUPLE WANT JOBS as cook
and chauffeur. Viii STAY on
place or leave town, Good ref
erenees. Phone 476-J
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% y: tomato, eollard, 6roc-
!: " and lettuce plants. Whole
- p'lees, All fresh pulled.
s ~ u Or large lots. Norman
M ssSa' 329 Third avenue west.
;1%n plants on market over
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4 ~ FIXTURES FOR SALE
SorS " Anders & Rector, 222
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CASE RIDING cULTiyAToRs.
Special prices. Good cultivation
means good crops Wade King,
at Pace Heating and Plumbing
Co, opp. city hall Phone 1l5.N
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Violet answered: ooh how |
laugh, when think how cried
about you"
(To be contimed)
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ROOFING. composition roofing
raising in price. Let Us furnish
you with Certain-teed COMPOST
ton shingles and roll roofing.
SIX. cedar air dried shingles.
Wheeling channel drain. Cop
rloy extra heavy pure zinc
4, coated. 5-Y galvanized roof
ing and tin shingles. Hender-
sonville Supply and Coal Com
pany. Everything in the bpiid-
ing line. Lenox Park Phone
500.
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d nv A COMPLETE LINE
&ce r. and Nd better seat covers.
Slty Tire Company. TIE.
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We BUY USED FURHITuRE.
Reliable Furniture Company.
opposite courthouse. Can 43f-
w. ! &.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midtity Tire
Conapaay.
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NMiscenaneous

~, 3LE Camping trailer
accommodate eight
PhllcO radios; cows !;
!'rSe1edIng sows; corn. fod-
q. d. ?. gas engine. ]. H.
M Route l, Chimney Rock
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ktONSOya beans, cane, p<as;
Eaa&ss; Orchard, Kentucky
%ss red top, timothy, lawn
So;sfs, red and lespedeza.
vl.Sn sets, seed potatoes. Co
"a ayder Seed Store, Seventh
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nyST OR SALE-Six-room
with cellar and bath on
Tnyl VIII rent cheap or
S1twifiee. Apply Station
Rear lrpanv or Mrs. r. L.
HIM. Z svnthurSt.
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HAVE YOU eyes tested and fit
ted with correct glasses by
registered optornetrix. Leona
Allen Young, next door to
. State Trust Co..
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WANTED-House from June 20
to September 10 with three
bedrooms, radio, garage, cleo
trio refrigeration and room for
servant. No children or dogs.
Write B. K. Bobo, Lyon, Miss
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WANTED Clean, white
rags. Bring to Times
News.
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32-Rooms and Houses

LET US RENT your furnished
house for you. Jackson-Phillips
COMPANY. Phone 729.
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For SALE-Farm house, s "a
AIRS Barker Heights, high
mt :al:iyation, cheap, S1400;
hS acres one mile from Ka-
n9 Lake, we'll watered, dam
Sc, shoals, trout stream,
4sap, $500. See V. c. V.
Ssghsri owner.
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+Seeds and Plants

NlONS PLANTS - Tomato,
E?sr, egg, cabbage, broccoli,
alli!Over, onion. Fertilizer
S,.sa 70 every plant. Nitrate
ga sulphate, ammonia, lime,
,'ne neal. GOvan Hyder Seed
xare, Seventh avenue.
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Livestock and Poultry

NIX GOAT FOR SALE. J. L.
Ala.
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$50 Sell or Rent

WANTED TO RENT-Furnished
house-three Or four bedrooms
close in-for four months.
Reasonable rent. "a, care
Times-News.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN - Modern
S1-roOn 5zei bungalow. Hard
wood floors Built-in bath. A
sal home Located in Druid
HdlS Price $500. Anders G
Rector, 222 S. Main street.
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FOrSaie

Houses and Real Estate
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Help (Male)

ssess On ,s COY, to sell, Tines
Sc ios streets. Apply at Of
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For Rent
H-Houses

&JssS.n1 furnished homes
esaSs : tor season. Jackson
+@ Co., 131 Fifth Ave. W..
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4O-Miscellaneous
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WANTED


y S6 81 potatoes. We
Sler. TSashel, cash and fer
ZOO eb tomato plants by the
Non nIap Pepper plants.
,Ssd Stants, Govan Hyder
At S'Ore' Seventh avenue.
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of Norge Rollator Re.
refrigsrators report that Rollator
refrigeration actually saves.
in refrigeration cost and IN
food cost-up' Co SIT q months
Brunson Furniture Company.
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PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds.
County, city and street assess.
ments at a big discount. Phone
So. o. Roy Keith, Real Essafe,
American Bank Bldg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22

Nemecko zrusilo body mie-
rovej smluvy, ktore mu "a
kazovaly mat velkd arma-
du q vyhlasilo, ze zavedie
vseobecn1 vojopovinnost' a
vybuduje 81 tak1 brannd moe
aku potrebuje. To sa stale
v piatok min. tyzdna a v So
botu uz par&dovala nova ar
mada po Berlfne a v nedel'u
lietaly nemecke valecne lie
tadla. Tento Gin sp0sobil v
celej Europe opravdovy po-
plach, ale najvacsi v Rusku,
kde tasopisy zahajily vel-
XII patrioticku kampa1 a w
hrazaj1 sa Nemcom, ze ka-
zdemu fasistovi hlavu roz-
trep1, ak sa odvazia vstlpit'
so zbranou ma rusk1 zem.
Sovietska vlada hned' are
stovala 1,074 caristov v Le-
ningrade, z ttch Al princov,
33 gr6fov, rs baronov a i
nych osob, ktore zastavaly
vysoke postavenia "a cara a
posle ich do vndtra krajiny,
aby nemali moxnost', Y pade