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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-02-06
FOUR CAMPS
DlscON TlNUED
Three of the Vacated Sites are
in the Immediate Vicinity
of This City.

The abandonment of the four CCC
camps on the Superior National Forest
is to be regretted out was necessitated
by a curtailment of funds according to
Charles R. Randall, Junior Forester,
under Supervisor Ray Harmon.
These camps have been occupied for
the past two years and their continued
occupancy would require many improve
ments, according to Forester Randall.
Robert Fechner, director of the ECW
program, expressed his regrets over the
reduction of the project and Supervisor
Harmon of the Superior National Forest
says THE reduction of camps on this
forest comes to us as considerable of a
blow The immense size of the forest
together with the great volume Of work
needed, warrants the retention of all our
CCC camps However, the reduction in
government funds requires that we dis
continue four of the camps"
Forest officers further state that the
accomplishments of the abandoned
camps have been most satisfactory.
Hundreds of acres were planted and
improvements enabling better fire sup
preston facilities warranted the con-
tinuation of the projects.
1t is expected that some of the loca-
tons will be used as side camps during
the summer season. In every case
camps have been retained in the vicinity
of those abandoned and men will use
the vacated camps as side projects.
The discontinued locations are those
at Cold Springs and Spring Greek on
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60 PER CENT OF FATAL
AUTOMOBILE DEATHS
IN RURAL DISTRICTS!

One out of every 80 persons now
reading this story will be either
killed or injured in an automobile
accident during the next five years.
That's not a "scare-head," but an
actual possibility, based on traffic
figures for 1934-35.
You may think that you are safe
living in rural district, but Stats
tics show that 60 per cent of all fatal
accidents occur in territory such as
that surrounding Ely! The motor
demon can parable modern civiliza-
ton unless something is done to
prevent it!
The feature section of The Miner
today includes an article by William
C. Utley, reciting the tragic highway
death figures, and recommending a
cure for this situation. Don't miss
it!
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Initial Plans Launched
for Elaborate Winter
Frolic Program Here
Plans Outlined by General
Committee for Outdoor
Sports Festival.
QUEEN WILL PRESIDE
Skiing, Skating and Dog
Derby Included in List
of Events. |

program, designed to revive winter
sports and create interest in competitive
winter outdoor activities, featuring ski
ing, skating and dog races, accompanied
by general frolic atmosphere, has been
launched by representative committee
OF local groups to be held here February
% and %.
Initial steps in the formulation of
plans for the event have been outlined
by representatives of the Ely Ski cluo,
the Ely Hockey club and the Ranges,
co-sponsors of the program. Heading
the group in charge of general arrange
ments is John Smrekar, general chair
man, and Joseph Mantel. Jr., secretary,
elected at the organization meeting IF
the sponsors held Monday evening.
Frank Strukel is also assisting in the
general arrangements as head of the
dance and queen group.
According to tentative plans, the
winter frolic will open with a carnival
ball at the Washington auditorium, Sat-
urday evening, Feb. %. A nevelty motif
will be emphasized with the browning
of the "Frolic Queen" the dominant
feature of the ball. Carl B. Strand.
range recreational superintendent of
Eveleth, is expected to be present to COIL
duct the coronation ceremonies and out
line suggestions for future winter sports
activities.
The ''Frolic Queen" will be selected by
competitive voting with the race for
votes scheduled to get under way during
the next few days. Aspirants for the
honor of ruling as queen for the cele-
bration will collect votes by tag sale
emitting the tag holders to admission to
the dance and all events scheduled for
Sunday.
In addition to ruling as 'Frolic
Queen" during the festivities, the Queen
will be presented with an elaborate gift
by the committee in charge. The next
two girls, polling the largest nu11lbe of
votes, will also be presented with fits
and will have the honor of being ne led
attendants for the queen and viii Ike
an active part in the featured ceram ny.
An office has been established in the
district clerks quarters in the city hall
and applications will be received at once
from the young ladies wishing to enter
the contest. Keen competition is ex-
pected for the honor of presiding as
queen and advance indications point to
large list of filings. An applica-
ton blank is printed in another place
in this paper and may be filled in and
taken to the frolic headquarters in the
city hall where the rules for the contest
will be explained by the officials in
charge
Sunday morning will mark the first
activity on the sports program when the
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during the year.
Cared for Ely's quota to the Arrow
head Association and carried member
ship in same and in the st. Louis
County Club and the Minnesota Associ-
alton of Commercial Secretaries.
Secured the appointment of Ely men
on important committees of the St
Louis County Club and the Minnesota
Arrowhead Association.
Secured delegates to all meetings of
the st. Louis County Club and the Min
nesota Arrowhead Association and to
their committee meetings.
Arranged for meeting with Highway
Commissioner Elsberg in ST. Paul and
sent delegations down there on two &C.
casions urging early completion of paw
ing between Tower and Ely and secured
definite assurance of start of this paw
ing in spring of this year also secured
more maintenance on No. / between Ely
and the North Shore. Urged that high
ways be cleared early of ice and snow
Had delegates at good roads meetings
in Duluth, Virginia and Hibbing.
Sent secretary to Gull Lake secretary S
meeting for talk on tourist publicity
Sent kilograms and have written
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University Women SholUn
MOUies by DR.. A. r. Calm

The members of the Ely branch of
the A. A. U. W. met on Tuesday eve
ming at the Memorial High School.
The guest of the club for the eve
ming was DR.. A. R. Calm, who present.
ed movies taken during the summer of
1884 on his tour of Norway, from Ber-
gen to North Cape. DR.. Calm was
formerly member of the Zoology De-
partment Faculty of the University of
Illinois. At present he is living at
BURNSIDE Lake writing book on
northern Minnesota, which he has been
studying and exploring for the pas:
six years or more
Miss Thekla Johnson and Miss Clara
McIvor were elected as representatives
at-large to the Executive Council.
Hostesses for the evening were: Mrs
A. j. McMahan, Miss Alice Fowler
Miss Mary Kraft and Miss Carol Her.
rick
The March meeting of the A. A. L.
w. will be on Tuesday, March 8, at
the Gust A. Maxi home.
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CAREY NAMED
CITY ATTORNEY
Ely City Council at Tuesdays
Session Also Purchases the
Skala Garage.

After a month, during which the
position of City Attorney remained un-
filled, Thomas j. Carey was named tt
succeed himself at the meeting of the
City Council held Tuesday evening on a
vote of to g
Repeating similar vote, the Council
purchased the Skala Garage for the sun
i-of $4,000. The purchase was made
with the understanding that $3.50 be
/ paid at once; $3.50, June LIST; $4,000
June LIST, 1887; $4,000, June, LIST, 1898,
$4,000, June 1st, 1899, and $4,000, june
LIST, 1910.
The purchase price of $4,000 includes
all equipment estimated and itemized
by Mr.. Skala at $4,000. The equip
ment as listed includes such items as
heating plant, lots, ventilating system
auto hoist, hot water tank, wash rack
air compressor, gas pumps, gas tank
work bench, etc.
The price is considered very reason
able. An estimate made by compe-
tent architect stated that a garage
could not be erected by the city for
what this one was purchased for, be-
sides there would be the additional
charge for equipment. Up to now
since moving from the Carlson garage
building, the city has been paying
$4,000 a month rent for the building
having paid $4,000 per month at the
Carlson building.
The Council also returned the salaries
of employees to last years basis At the
meeting on Jan. 81, salaries were in
creased in some cases. The action OF
the Council on Tuesday placed them al
| the 1885 level
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Ely Boy Scouts Prepare
Activities Observing
National Scout Week
Local Contests to Feature
Scout Week From Feb.
7th to 18th.
AWARDS SCHEDULED
Robert Carlson to Receive
Eagle Award at Session
in Virginia.

The week of February 7th, beginning
this Friday and including February Is,
has been designated by President
Roosevelt as National Scout Week, a
week set aside for special scout observ-
ance throughout the country. On Sat-
urday afternoon at $50 o'clock the
President will address the scouts over
the national radio hook-upS and all
scouts and friends of scouting are urged
to listen in.
Scout week will be observed among
Ely Troops by the holding of contest
sponsored by the committee in charge
of Scout week observance, composed of
Sig Olson, Gus Robertson and Ray
Baribeau. The contest will continue
throughout Scout week only. Troops
will be judged on the following activi-
ties:
l. Window Decoration-First place
100 points, second so, third Is. Origin
atty and faithfulness to scout ideals
will be considered by the judges.
2. Troop Good Turn-First so points,
second 25 third 10. The entire troop
must participate in some worthwhile
civic good turn.
3. New Recruits-10 points for each
duly registered and qualified scout en-
listed during the week.
4. Church Attendance-50 points if
rs per cent of the troop members at
tend church on Scout Sunday, the 10th.
5. Scout Week Activities by Troops
based on following pointS.
a. Scout Attendance at Court Of
Honor February 18th.
b-Scout Attendance at President S
Address.
C. Scout Attendance at Regular
Troop Meeting.
d. General activity within troop.
Window decorations will be judged
by the Scout Week Committee during
the week. On February 18th, the scout
masters will submit to the chairman of
the committee the record their troops
have made. Results of the contest VIII
be published the week following.
The committee hopes that in the
near future a permanent award will be
supplied, either in the form of Scout
statue, a plaque or certificate, which
will be competed for each year during
scout week, such award to be held
by the winning troop during the entire
ensuing year.
The evening of February 18th will
be devoted to a Court of Honor. The
public is cordially invited to attend the
exercises which will begin promptly at
7:30 P. M, in the Washington Auditor
ium Mr. Ed. Bolitho will be in charge.
During the week Ely will have one
more Eagle Scout The local commits
sion has just been notified that Robert
Carlson of Troop I'll of the Presbyter-
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EplDorth League Annual
COnradeship Services.

The Rev. E. W. Stodghiu, pastor of
the Virginia NJ E. church has been
secured by the Epworth League for the
annual Comradeship Week Services as
guest speaker. These services will be-
gin on February 10 and will end on
February IA.
With this series of addresses by the
Rev. Stodghill slated, there is no doubt
the meetings will be attended by a
capacity crowds. All are cordially in
vited to attend
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Make Cash AUards,

Beginning next Sunday evening and
every evening thereafter the Ely The
atre under the management of Car
Nygard will make a cash award to one
of its patrons. No registrations are
required, there will be no holdovers
and some one in the audience will re-
ceive the So On Sundays and nation
al holidays the award will be made at
1000 o'clock. On all other days of the
week the award will be given out at
900 o'clock.
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Evening star., 1936-12-12
$3.50.
ENGLISH-TYPE HOME.

large rooms. recreation and maids
rooms: located near Army-Navy Country
Club Additional lot available II desired.
W. s. HOGE, Jr.,
walnut 7o4O Walnut 915S
Evening star., 1936-12-12
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

20-ft brick corner house. rooms. bath;
convenient to shopping center and trans
pcrtation. Subject to 81. 500 building and
loan trust. Open to offer. Call Mr.. ORR.
Cleveland 1902: evenings. Cleveland 1893
Evening star., 1936-12-12

COLORED BARGAIN-TO SETTLE ES-
tate Nine-room house. located on FIRST
st. NV. near Fla. ave. Trust, S2.45O.
Worth ST 900 more; 6 rms, b., h.-w.h,.
elec. (redecorated like hew). Natl. S949.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
HOUSES FOR SALE.


bath. semi-detached, 2 screened porches.
oil heat; insulated and yesther-stripped.
screened throughout; double garage ;sr. ieav-
Convenient to schools churches and trans
portation. Phone Lincoln 7477-W for
particulars.
france)MEieht-room fhHTS Colonial cottage, 3
bed rooms. 2 baths; freplaces large yra yara'
with trees and shrubbery; oil @ heat; garage
AGENT. between ~ ana cloek: - ,,,-z
s4;5oo1lsss PENN AVE VI .rsdI. sGIIsIx iD.
spect Sinday. to 5. Vacant. ID.
oPEN-4411 IOWA AVE. NV ROOMS,
kit bath eeaFa neaT
So;nsowNaw house. with Slate roof. baths. s-esT ga
rage: high elevation; lot 60xll No. 9
Essssrn Ess rd ave Md 10 'nit Dive to
town; near b. c. school. Emerson 9094.
HERE rs A LOVELY CHRISTMAS PRES;
ent Something the whole family will
enjoy. 5-room and bath BUNGALOW, iarse
like rent. Act quickly. Call Mr.. orem
Georeia 4e39. |
have only one semi-detached orick
smser snat ~l property Se yo Ths house has farred
walls, insulated ceilings. recreation room
ss iii eafh sat ssTa yca STst Sdsd
house NJ. B. WEAVER. Cleveland 4944.
CHEVY CHASE. D. CA BUY FOR HOME
or Investment. Now rented. 81 .Oso year
large lot with trees. 6OxIs0. in good. con-
'e'''e' BRoDTE & COLBERT. INC.
National 1875. Ewes. Cleveland 3953.
TWO (2) CHEVY CHASE BARGAINS.
IF REALLY INTERESTED.
CALL MR. LEWIS. CLEVELAND O5SO.
BLADENSBURG RD.. D. C.-SMALL BRICK
with rooms and bath. oil burner and ga
rage; on lot 50x110 IT.. zoned commercial
Will easily produce S11O per month. Bar
Dist s9i7 w L. MOORE. Geo. 2so2.
$500 CASH-BALANCE LIKE RENT.
$50 month: no renewals: new. detached:
rooms; large upstairs for 3 additional
rooms; restricted $1,000. ll2l 45th pl.
Sc Iincoln Or3R-J
Evening star., 1936-12-12
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR RENT NEAR DELAND
Fla-Modern equipped poultry farm of 3
modern conveniences large screened-in
porch For particulars phone Geo. 2955.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
1909 HOLLY ST. NV. DETACHED
eeven rooms. bath, h.-w.h.; garages S75
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
- - ~ w Az

364O WARDER ST. NV
2 Ems. and bath, h. w h., elec. refrigeration.
S75
Evening star., 1936-12-12

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
ARMY OFFICER WANTS RENT HOUSE.
3 bed rooms. good sect, conv. transp.
Price must be right. Pref. 2 baths, auto.
ht.. maid rm. Consider buying. Address
Box 20S-X, Star office.
room house 'i IN eocd MAEM NV Section %hNh MRS 81 l.
COPE 4317 Washington pl ne.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
LOTS WANTED.

BUILDING LOTS WANTED. SUITABLE
for 3 houses in NV. D. c.. or nearby
Maryland. State price. size. location: no
agents. Address Box 47-V, Star once.
13'
WANTED-LOTS SUITABLE FOR con-
struction of four-family apartment build
ing and row houses in the District OF Co
lumbia for clients. See Mr.. Walter $50
TO 10 am, or 4 to : pm.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
a25 l5th St. Natl. 21O0.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

above sea level; adjacent to fine homes.
Owner builder. will sell below market
value or build to suit purchaser. Save 1O9e.
SIMEON SWENSON
6429 31st Pl. NV. Clev. 4432. Natl. 5eS5.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
HOUSES FOR SALE.
MUST BE SOLD.

New. detached. g rooms, ga baths, large
and street car: in American University
Park In Washington's most rapidly grow
ing new home section. Price will pleasantly
surprise you. Care-free comforts with
modern gas appliances. Shown by appoint
ment only. Dist. 7741. evenings Clev.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
NEAR STANTON PARK,

NEAR SIAN lON FAItKA,
61S St. NE rms 2 baths: arranged
in apts: rentable S135 monthly: oil burner:
2-car gar: excellent investment or spIenoid
home: 1880: may sell furnished. VIM. N.
PRESGRAVES & CO. 402 Sth st. ne
S7.950 FOR NEW BRICK BUNG. IN NV
1T HAS EVERYTHING.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
FORECLOSURE.

WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
1921 RANDOLPH ST NE.
Nearly new detached: 3 rooms. mooern
bath with shower. detached garage. large
LOUIS H. HALL, REALTOR.
2SOA oath ST NE Potomac 6021.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
FOR SALE

FOUR-FAMILY APARTMENT: price rea-
sonable: adjacent to Eastern High School
1919 A st. ne. Broom and bath apart
ments. rear yard
WM R. ELLIS.
1899 Eye St. NV District oOaa
Evening star., 1936-12-12

COLORED
Lots, S97 so up: terms as low es u
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl 1859.
COZ ORED-LOTS IN DEANwOOD AND
PARAMOUNT HEIGHTS SIS up: easy
terms. help build District 9170.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.
GEORGETOWN.

1925 p st. n.w.-6 rooms. tiled bath witt
shower, h.-w.h.; inclosed. heated porch
Available Dec. Is. S66.
J. MCKINNEY BERRY,
Evening star., 1936-12-12

FARMS FOR SALE.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

MUST SELL
TWo-SToRY BUTLDING AND PARKING
SPACE FOR FIFTY CARS Exceptionally
desirable NORTHWEST LOCATION corner
site: suitable for drug store. grocery beauty
parlor. restaurant. Owner leaving city
wants quick sale.
NATIONAL 2345 OR WISCONSIN 2s4O
Evening star., 1936-12-12

3b ACRES-S4.UUU. i.
2 LARGE chicken houses. barn, orchard:
5-room house ERWIN REALTY CO.. call
Evening star., 1936-12-12
MONEY TO LOAN.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MONEY TO LOAN ON D C REAL EsTATi
JESSE L HEISKELL. ll15 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-12-12

OPEN sNifs@ ToblT hoK kNS Sg1SkD gs1ISkkDzY, Ho : To ;.
porch on 1st fioor. Three bed rooms and
bath on End floor. Hot-water heat BY
orator and new G. E. stove. Automatic
gas (Ruud) water heater. Insulated.
Eeather-stripped and screened. Attrac-
WALTER A. BROWN.
1415 Eye ST. National 1852.
Evening star., 1936-12-12

Large living room. fireplace. tile bath,
modern kitchen. oil burner sarase; age on on
month Open for inspection. Call ROGERS
g. TOMPKINS, Greenwood 2195.
Evening star., 1936-12-12

1914 Vermont Ave District 621O.
COLORED
1924 Congress st. ne. fbetveen L and
M, 2nd and 3rd)-3-room brick. S17.5O.
221S Georgia ave- rooms, second
floor. S15.
4OS Douglass Ct NV. between G and
H-4-room brick. S12.50.
Evening star., 1936-12-12

IhhOWh
S6,250: $500 cash. 315 Holly ave.-New
detached brick BUNGALOW. rooms, modern:
unusual kitchen. large attic. gear built-ln
garage h.-w.h.; lot 50x132: half block
school BUILDER. ID.
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A. HENDREN PRINTING CO.
407 Century Bldg sssa.
JOE HILL-Garage. 2I3 W. 18th. RI-3253-
Extends Seasons Greetings
HOLMES & HOLMES-Attornev 2a4 In
SuTance Bldg. Merry Christmas to All.
HOLMES. j.: FRANK-Life Insurance.
estates. GIT Hume Mansur RI-Is5s
HooSIER MINT CO.. is S. Ilinois-st. Ii.
'o'o' christmas. New Year Greetings.
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE EXCHANGE
I. conner, manager. 2429 Station-st ex-
tenoS seasons greetings.
HUGO. MARTIN NJ, attorney. 4o4 In
ingS. SAee'-
HAMILTON; R. R.--Garield Radio and
$40. - -As''N'S"- Dr"-
HAUGHyILLE SUPER SERVICE STATION
Ola king-av. Extends greetings TO All.
HEIDENREICH FLOWER sERyIcE-sinc.
1890. 1914 Apologize. DR-lS00
HOFFMAN. OTTO v.-Manaper rental dent
Marion County State Bank LI-6354
HoLLENBEcK WIRE AND IRON WORKS.
--2245 MaSsachusetts-av. HeartieSt yule-
tide greetings
HOOSIER HATTERS Nc.-Factorv meth.
Cd renovators. 26 Kentuckv-av. RI-8s7l.
HILLS SERVICE sTATIoN-344s w 18th.
st. Open is hours. BE-2827.
HUNTER g,N1I r M. r, & soNs-Grocery. 1918
HAHN; Mr.. JOHN-Meat market. 62s s.
West. Extends heartiest seasons greet
lngS to customers and friends
sales and service. Wanamaker. Holiday
greetings.
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FEDERATION OF
LABOR TO MAP
1886 PROGRAM
Executive Board to Discuss
Problems at Meeting
Here Sunday.

Program for 1886 of the Indiana
State Federation of Labor is to be
decided upon a meeting Sunday of
the executive board, and is to in
clude a policy in regard to social
security legislation.
A dinner honoring officials to re-
tire from office today is to be part
of the Sunday meeting.
New officers, who form the ex-
ecutive board, are Carl Mullen,
Hammond, president; Stanton Swee-
ney and Mary L. Garner, South
Bend; Earl Dewitt, Evansville; Alex
ander Martin, Anderson, and Ed
ward P. Barry, indianapolis, vice
presidents; Adolph Fritz, Indianapo-
lis, secretary-treasurer; j. E. Smith
and Fred LutZ, indianapolis, and
Theodore VanHorn, Fort Wayne,
tellers.
T. N. Taylor, Terre Haute, is the
retiring president, having held the
office II years. Mr.. Fritz today
began his twentieth consecutive year
as secretary treasurer.
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DALEY. HAROLD R.-Plumber, 1888 N
Ilinois-st. TA-5536.
THE DELLS E And and Fall Creek
ROSS HOSS AND CHARLIE STILLMAN.
DICK. GEO. W. PLATING CO.. lis S.
Capitol-av. Extends Holiday Greetings.
DORM MEAT MARKET. 5136 Brookville-rd
Extends Heartiest Greetings to Every One.
DAVIS. JOSEPH M ts SON-Decorators
1922 w. 32d-st. Best holiday greetings
D1SMORE. LYNN-Service Station. Shelf
held q washington. BE-0374. Extends
holiday greetings.
DOUGHERTY. FRANK-Billiard Parlor.
l34H2 N. Pennsylvania. LI-0223 Extends
seasons greetings
DECATUR CARRIAGE COMPANY-Ray G.
Nease wishes all friends and customers
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
DUFFIN'S SERVICE AND GARAGE-475
Warman-av. Extends sincere season S
greetings
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Co. 2ss s. Meridian. Extends Heartiest
Greetings to Every One.
coEN, o. COOKE. $40 Circle Tower Bldg.
LI-2738.
COLLEGE TAVERN 1924 .College-av. Ex-
tends Heartiest Seasons Greetings to
Every One.
1912 E. Mich-st. Extends Holiday
Greetings.
coNNELL TOM. INc.-5Os N. Capitol-av.
Carburetors and Ignition service. Holt
day Greetings.
Extends Heartiest Greetings to Every
One.
CRIPPIN. CLEARANCE E. & SON. INC
225 N. New Jersey-st. RI-7406. Holiday
Greetings.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET. 4401 e
New York-st. IR-O096, extends greetings.
tracing. Extends best wishes to ali.
CARTER. C. H--Cleaners.. 1918 E. 1Oth-st
Quality cleaning. CH-3575.
COOK. j. W.-Grocery, 765 Massachusetts.
LI-l493. Extends Greetings to Every One.
GOLDMAN, FRANK-Groceries. Meats. Live
Poultry. 1881 Bellefontaine. Extends
Greetings.
CHAMBERLAIN WEATHER STRIP CO.
TA-1511. Ill w. 21st-st. Extends sea-
sons greetings.
CHURCH BROS BODY SERVICE
1874 s. Senate. RI-5938
COLLINS. JAMES A.-Attorney. 1925 Circle
Tower Bldg. LI-8183
COMPTON. CARL LEE-Attornev. 4o2
Fidelity Trust Building. R1-20o2. Ex-
COWAN GEORGE O.-Attornev 1870 E.
Washington, No. Sill RI-1682. Extend
seasons greetings.
CRAWFORD PARTHENA-606 NJ Senate
RI-0632 Poro Beauty Shop and School.
G. M. CRAWFORD-Drugs. 813 N. Della
ware. Extends sincere Holiday Greetings.