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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-01
SU|T0R JAILED
IN GIRL DEATH

Jealousy today was ascribed by
police as the motive for the MUIR
der of Miss Jessie Posey, 25-year'
old brunette, VINO was shot to
death on the front steps of her
home at 244 Ninth st. S. E., shortly
after midnight today.
The girl was shot by a man in
a taxicab, according to witnesses,
who, they said, fired at her after
she refused to come from the steps
to talk to him.
Shortly after the shooting, police
arrested Carl Loveridge, %, a taxi
cab driver, who lives in the 1900
block N. st. N. W., who they de-
scribed as a former sutton of the
slain girl. He is held for question
ing at the Fifth precinct.
Two precinct policemen In q
scout car arrested Loveridge at
Eleventh and Potomac Avenues,
Southeast. They reported tn o.
they found a SO caliber pistol in
his possession.
According to witnesses, the girl
was about to enter her home after
alighting from an automobile. She
was returning to her home, police
said, from a party.
AS the automobile occupied BY
her friends started away from the
house, eyewitnesses said, a taxicaE
stopped at the curb and its occu
pant called to the girl. The girl
the witness said, failed to heed
the call and the shot followed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-01
Farley Picks LandOn
AS q. @. p. Leader

Republican presidential nomina-
ton.
Farley pointed out that Lam
don virtually was in the same
pre-convention position that Mr.
Roosevelt enjoyed before his
nomination in Chicago in 1882,
Cant Be Stopped"
Farley said:
'TandOn has all the pre-cOn-
ventiOn strength and all the
delegates. / don't see how he
can be stopped for the Repub-
lican nomination"
Political observers in Washing
CONTINUED on Page 6, Col. A.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-01

would you give child a loaded
ahOtgun? Elsie Robinson turns the
fun baast Of invectives on those who
advocate teaching radical theories in
urinary schools in q brilliant article
Monday, May 4, in The Washington
Times.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-01
Newsom Little Hurt
In Traffic Collision

Buck Newsom, ace Of the Wash
ington Senator's hurting staff,
nearly went on the injury list TO-
day via washington traffic.
A taxicab in which Newsom was
a passenger, on his way to the ball
park for pre-game workouts, col
lided at Porter Street and Klingle
Road Northwest with another auto
mobile. Although shaken and
slightly bruised, NewSom continued
to the park in another cab and
reported for duty. Examination
showed no injury of any conse-
uuence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-01
Registration Day Set
Nav 10 in Alexandra

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May I.
Registration day in Alexandria, to
register all voters transferring
from one ward to another, new
residents, or persons just becom-
ing Of age to vote, will be held
here May 10, it was announced
bv election officials today.
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International News Service

Whatever some elements in the
Republican party may think, the
Democratic high command is con-
WINGED that Gov. ALI M. Landon
of Kansas will be eSide mt
RooSevelt'S opponent in this falls
campaign.
Postmaster General James A.
Farley, who doubles in brass as
chairman of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, told Interna-
tional News Service today that,
based on his political experience,
he would judge the Kansas gov
ernor to be Gin the bag" for the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-01
Man S BreastbOne
FIattens Bullet

OSWEGO, Ill, May IA flat
tened bullet dropped out Of Will
liam Evans clothes when he was
taken to a hospital with a gun
shot wound.
Evans, who is SO and lives at
Fulton, was shot in the chest yes
terday, but physicians said he
was not critically wounded. The
bullet was DETECTED by his breast
bone. A Fulton man is being held.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-01
5 Killed As German
Army Planes Crash

BERLIN, May / G.N.SO.-Five
airmen were killed when two Ger
man military airplanes crashed
and were destroyed Wednesday
night near Neu-ulm, Bavaria,
owing to darkness, it was semi
officially admitted today. Reports
that II lives were lost could not
be verified.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-09

Linda hiding her. facA back of
her tea-cup, remembered that
smile. So Pete Gardiner had come
to Hollywood! t,fet, u
"And; my dears, he has already
been -anhexed,n cora Jarrett con-
tributed. Glasgow asked him what
woman he wanted most to meet in
Hollywood the day he got off the
train, and he said. Honey Har-
mon That was all she, needed.
She :" ..
whats happened to Basil
Dhorne? | thought he was her last
big moment? Someone answered,
and then there was the slightest
pause before someone changed the
subject, In that pause Linda
caught one short, exchanged
glance and knew that they had
stopped because of her. Already
they were linking her name with
!! that of the director.
There was Dix, Thorne, and
now Pete!
And Honey had annexed"
him? Well. why not? Linda shrug-
ged her shoulders in their beauti-
full white tailored coat. Did she
expect to tie every man to her
AKRON string. She certainly was
not that kind of a girl, she hoped.
She unpinned the violet cor
sage on her coat and left it in the
dressing room. Violets always re-
minded her of Pete Gardiner and
the first time he had brought them
to her.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that UNI
der and by virtue Of the power OF
sale contained in a certain deed in
trust executed by j. N. Young
blood and wife, Alma NJ. Young
blood. b. II. Youngblood and wife
T.. :. Yaungblood. bearing date of
March 30, 1923, and duly record
ed in the office of the register Of
deeds Of Henderson county, N. c..
in book Of deeds in trust No. LOG
on page 1873, said deed in trust
having been given to secure an in
dcbtedncss therein named, and de-
fault having been made in the
payment of same, and the under
signed trustee having been called
uDon to exercise the power OF sale
therein contained, the undersign-
ed trustee will offer for sale to.
the highest bidder for casb at the
courthouse door of Henderson
county, N. c., on sth day Of June,
1886, at r. o'clock noon, the FOL
lowing described land to wit:
BEING lots 10, 20 and II, as
shown by the j. N and 3. IA.
Youngblood property at Fletcher,
n. G. Surveyed by &. w. justice,
engineer. and duly recorded in the
office of, the ,rerister of deeds oil
Henderson county, n. c., in book
of plats No. 2 at page 1873, to
which reference is hereby made
for metes and bounds of the above
referred to property. ..
&This MAY 4, 1896.
w. A. McGEACHY, Trustee.
= q COT 1tn
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GIVE MOTHER new Atwater-
Kent radio. Sold and Scrviced
by Mid City Tire Co. g

the time Of his death. He served
as Sunday school superintendent
for four years. He attended
church and Sunday school regular
ly whe nhis health permitted.
He had been in business for 10
years as service station owner and
miller.
He was the son Of Joe Lawtel
and Lue Jackson Lawter. He is
survived by his widow, formerly
Miss. Anna Case, daughter of 7. +.
Case of this county, and two
daughters, Mrs. r. J. MarlOwe and
Mrs. w. R. Ruff, both Of East
Flat Rock. One grandson, Billy
Marlowe, and two sisters, Mrs
Lizzie Hester and Mrs. Harry
Dickey of Indiana, also survive
Mr.. Lawter will be missed in
church and community as we'll as
in his home.
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FOLLY ard FAREWELL: :: :: n: =:
By Marie BLIZZARD
@ 1910 NER Saniee. nc

da said hastily and holly, THAT S
| ridiculous! 1t wasn't romance;
Dix did make good in Europe, and
would here if he had chance. -
$50 you're playing lady patron
esp
Hardly. He comes around to
see me. If l were playing lady
patroness, I should have sent him
to YOU first. That ought to prove
my point" She appeared to be
deliberately patient: w :.
He was thoughtful. That's
cutie true. Would you like me to
meet him."
That was exactly what Linda
wanted him to say. She didn't
want to ask Him for the favor:
She never wanted to be indebted
to him. but in her fondest hopes
she had never expected the IDEA
! would come from him. -.
/ She appeared to be thinking 1t
over. How did you know he was
singer" she asked after q while.
81 didn't" he answered. SIS
he?"
eyes. Baritone and sweet
voice. I mean. He's done some
excellent things in England
think you might be interested to
see and hear him."
Give him Il card and he can
see ne at the studio" ThOrnc
called for his check.
That wasn't what Linda want
ed. "Will you dine with me, Sum
day, Il week? Wen dine alone
and I'll ask some people in. You
can hear him then. think he will
come" ......
"Fd like it better if we spent
the evening alone" he said.
She smiled and that was all.
No answer.
Dix was elatcd. SO was she.
Doing something for him ut last
made her happy. She would dis
pose Of ThUrnc in due time. She
had gotten herself into it and she
would get out. The only diff
Guilty at the moment was being en-
tertaining to Thorne and thinking
Of Dix.
She had more to think of in q
few hours. Gretchen Morgan was
giving Il Stork shower for Hilda
Howe. Every moVic-gOer in
America knew "a little stranger"
was expected in the vivacious,
Gark-haired stars mcnagr and the
girls in Hollywood were doing
their bit with imported baby
Clothes. enough toys to stock sew
'eial ,OrbhanageS and quite as well
by the caterer.
f., The girls were talking about
men. Not unusual at a hen party.
Gretchen, who had been engag-
ed to practically every unattached
male star, sighed wistfully, "Ron-
aid Colman is still my dream
man."
81 have a new dream man! Have
you seen Gardiner, the playwright?
Metro brought him out last week
and women are swooning all over
the lot. One Of those strong, 81
lent men with a pace like a pan
Their and smile that breaks sud
denly and-Whoops hearts are
broken" Gilda De Lyse looked
toward heaven.
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wouldn't let him.
Thorne was sincerely impressed
with Linda. He felt that he had
made a blunder and was grateful
that it was not an unforgivable
one. He was flattered that she
had finally called him. He rear,
ranged his tactics. adjusted his
intentions, was suave, courteous
and charming. They dined and
danced and talked of pictures in
the making. Linda was careful
not to mention Dix Carter's name
80
Thorne took her home, kissed
her hand calamity, and asked il
he might see her the next day
Linda refused. When he tclephon-
ed the next day and she thanked
him for what was practically a
blanket of white ViolGts,, she said
she would have cocktails with him
the following Saturday.
Linda was mistress Of the stu,
atom. She knew it couldn't 20 on
forever, but she banked on
Thorne's acceptance Of the genre
Of their companionship she had
created. Az matter of fact. he
was rather enjoying it. Linda was
a girl worth trying to get. He
liked her wit and her wits, her
manner and her manners. lie lik-
ed being seen with her. Linda
didn't know that her reserve, her
aloof attitude, her lack Of attach
ments. the complete lack of any
gossip about her, her achieve
ments and her attractive self had
made her more famous in the col
onv than her more cOlorful CO.
workers.
Invitations to her parties were
sought after. Her intimateS were
the more conservative members OF
the colony, and she numbered
among her closest friend: three
unreproachablc stars Of true
greatness. ,..
Yes, Linda Bourne, in any way,
at any price, was Il feather in Ba-
sill Thorne'S cap. That was the
life that Hollywood was begin
ming to rcalign its social strata.
Linda brought the same elegance
to Hollywood that had made her
president Of the Newtown Junior
League. She was invited to Pick
fair, met visiting royalty and was
not unknown in Pasadena. society.
With Thorne, she cOuldn't re-
capture the mood that had made
for light banter on. the occasion
of their first meeting.
GLOW are the love-letters piling
up?" he asked, going back to it.
81 told you didn't save;.thcm, "
she said.
"Does the same thingsgo for
saving old loves?"
She looked at him in complete
surprise, nicely assumed.
% "Where did | hear it?" He
drew his .brows together in. simu-
lated thought. can idyll about a
boy and girl romance? Girl comes
to Hollywood, makes good. Boy
goes to Europe, doesn't make
good. Follows girl to Hollywood
and :"
Surprised out of her role, Lin
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-09
REGIN HERE TO-DAY

Linda Bourne, 20 years old,
| pretty, is left almost penDiless by
the sudden death Of her father.
Peter Gardiner, newspaper re-
porter, helps her get a Job writ
ing society news. Linda is in love
with Dix Carter, but he goes
abroad to study singing. When
Peter asks her to marry him she
agrees, but postpones the we'd
ding
Honey Harmon, film star, GENES
to Newtown, making a personal
appearance" tour. She buys a
scenario written by Linda. Linda
goes to Hollywood and there, ex-
pressing ideas that are really Pc
ter's, she acquires a reputation
for being able to discover new
stars. Soor she is a celebrity.
AT a party given by Honey
Harmon. Linda meets B n S |
Thorne, director. Attracted by
him at first, she later avoids him.
Dix Carter comes to Hollywood
10 get into films as an actor.
IL, .s;o. to LoI,, hi, Sho Las;-
$500 ha,..vor ,nIa, h. .sLs Lor
;.,roJmca him 30 Rail TIE
A, l.st sh. aarass
rrr >nTr,n WV,
NlNl I'm A'i
Linda hated ncFFscIf when she
had hung up after making IN en-
papement to dine with Basil
,ThOrnc the next night but one.
This time she didn't agree to meet
him nj his home. They we're din
mo nj the Continental. She dread
ed if and MANNED her evening.
And she came very near to dis
LIKING Diy.' She knew that he had
drIiharateiv MANNED to have her
.nInnhonn Thornn She cvcuscd
him because she knew how badly
he wanted, IN oct his cbonrc She
nmrrrI Hat Irb6rnn was The most
;nnortaHt Jirenio,, 70 niv and sbn
fo,,%,y,, bim, an,irsIv wbrn Yhr rr-
oI;zcd +batEDix cd,Idn't know the
situation between herself and
Tbornc Dix was the kind of how
she had known. back in Npwtown,
= gentleman with 4 code like her
own. A code very different from
that Of Thornc. Dix couldn't he
expected to guesS that when 4 wO-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-09
Lament Death
OF ". G. Lawter

Funeral services for w. G..
Lawter. age 46 years and eight
months, who died on May |, were
held on May 3 at 3 p. m. at Ref
uge Baptist church, Dana, con
Quoted by his pastor, the Rev. 5.
F. Huntley.
Mr.. Lawter joined the church
at the age of q at Oak Grove
and later joined Ebenezer, where
he was an active member up to
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-09

SIMMONS Beautyrest Mattresses
The worlds best aid to sound,
refreshing sleep; S37 coil
springs. Invest in health, the
priceless possession. 81 weekly.
BruEson Furniture Co.
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SPRINGS HERE, THEY HEAR

CHICAGO. May s. (UPD.-
Thieves. no doubt with an eye to
approaching, spring, are prepared
fer sunshine and warm breezcs.
They stole 100 straw hats from
Frank Heilman, Il hat iobber who
had parked his car while attending
tO buSiurSS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-09

MOTHERS DAY gift selections
are made easily here where
there are so many things, that
would gladden. her heart. Leona
Allen Young. Jeweler-OptO-
metriSt
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-09

MOTHERS DAY gifts for mo-
Their at Sherman'S Sporting
Goods Store. Silver sets, man
tel clocks, lawn chairs and many
other articles. /"
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MANY MOTHERS would be joy
full if they had that new stream
line Remington portable type
writer in the home for CORE
spondence, tipping, mcmoran-
dunn, etc. SO q month. Jones
& French, jewelers..
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5--Foodsfuffs

TRY OUR Rio COFFEE - Only
u, LIE ID. Fresh and satisfy
ing. Our most popular brand
but we have coStlier ones. Seeds
and tomato plants. Sherman's
Grocery. Phone Gil. I"
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MOTHER s
F. day GIFTS
Suggestions for Shoppers
Desiring Gifts for
Mother

GIFTS FOR MOTHER such as
cards, books. stationery and
numerous other articles make
selections easy here. BARRIERS
Book Shop-Baker's Art Gal
lery.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-09

CERTAINEED PAINT prices re-
duced during cleanup week,
May 40. Certaineed paint
pleaseS good painters. Lumber,
millHork, coal. Phone 800.
HenderSOnville Supply IL Coal
Co.
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FLOWERS FOR MoTHER-Just

say it with floWerS--the origin
al Mothers Day gift. Jackson's
Flower Shop. 3"
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I5-MisceliaReous

GALLON JARS FOR SALE
ThompSOn'S, n. Main street.
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THE BONUS will GO largely to

IfE. bONUS VIII go largely 10
building and improving homes.
Not too early to make your
plans. Let us help you with
suggestions as to how 10 make
your money go farthest. Lum-
Der, millwOrk, coal. Phone 500.
Hendersonville Supply 4 Coal
Co.
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MOTHERS DAY CANDY, fresh
and special wrapping for mo-
Their. Freeze Drug Co. >
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Cuisines Services

DON'T 1T GET YOUR GOAT"
the way some shoes are repair
ed, but mott you bring them to
us, We sew all ladies SOles.
Only shop in city with COM
plete ladies outfit. Economy
Shoe Shop.
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HIDES, scrap iron, steel, pewter,
lead, brass we buy and sell used
auto parts. c. f. Freeman, It'll
avenue east. Phone 460-W. 1"
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INVESTORS are calling in pres
ent investments and placing
their funds in First Federal
Savings and Loan. One party
50 handled $500 this week.
There are reasons. Investigate.
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MOTHERS LOVE FLOWERS

Remember them with our cut
or potted flowers or plants for
the garden. Camps Greenhouse.
Druid Hills. Phone ISL. d"
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DR.. EUGENE FEAGIN has con-
tracted with Gayden Garren for
the painting of his home on by
man avenue and is using Sher-
Williams paints. We shall
appreciate your order. Rlgby-
Morrow CO., the Home of Sher-
win-WilliamS Paints. Fourth
avenue east. Phone 81.
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I2-Radios and Service

COMPLETE line of radio batter
les and accessories. Midcity
Tire Co. '
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l3-Merchandise

SEE US for Swift's Red Steer
fertilizer, all kinds Of seeds,
plowS. garden and farEI tools,
fencing, feed. etc, Star Brand
and Wolverine horsehide shoes.
Stepp & Walker. Phone 13O-W.
East Flat Rock.
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9-Personal Property

FOR SALE--Large size Everwear
wardrobe trunk. Good coudi-
ton. $40. Fletcher house.
Duid Hills.
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l0-Transportation

DRIVING REGULARLY to Ashe-
vile Summer school. New Ford.
Wish passengers. Mrs. Tennor
BeuniSon. f.. Flat Rock.
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AMES BEAUTY SHOP-Perma-
nents $3.50 to $3.50. Shampoo
and set, soc. All work gual'an-
tecd. Phone SAG. 3"
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CLOTHES of any kind should not
be stored away without clean
ing by the moth-proOf method.
Superior Laundry & Cleaners,
Inc. Phones 90 and LAP.
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re- Modern five-room
/ 0-1t Hills. and one on
s--e West. Each Sl4O0.
&r} Phone ~. $
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PAINT UP NOW - We carry a
complete line of paints. Agents
Du Pont and De Soto Paints.
Let us help you. Estimates
cheerfully furnished. Hcndcr-
sonville Hardware Co., Inc,
Phone 100.
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7-Professional Services

GREENSBORO'S FIRST WIND
STORM cost two million. with
little insurance. See us for pro-
lection. HenderSOnville lnSur-
auce Agency. Phone Ala.
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4, ''orses and mules /;
\ COWS and heavy
.E,a none -. Brook
.'N. 4
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GET READY for a big tourist sea

son. Do your. repairing and
painting now. If you need fl
nances see us; FILA. loans are
still available. Rigby-Morrow
Co, Lumber, Builders Supplies.
Millwork. Fourth avenue east.
Phone 81. j.
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FEED ULTRALIFED VITAMIN

and mineral complete chick
feed for better health, growth
and production. D. T. Hart Co. =
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BARGAINS in used equipment.
Gas engines, riding two-way
disc pillow, etc. Wade NJ. hlng'
Seventh and King street.
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WE ARE PAINTING for DR.. Sc
weir at Camp Greystone this
week. Look at our work and
you will be satisfied to let us do
yours. Station & Flicker. Phone
So. ...,. \
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SHEALY'S MACHINE WORKS is
Il complete shop. We make gears
and many other parts. See us
when you need parts. Prices
reasonable.
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Cow

On, "" market has
Ia. through these col
l. DrrcHrr pastures
y, Prospects. Tell 'em
SUI with classified ads.
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SUNSHINE Play School. Phone
2l5-J.
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! ,S.. o'lng this depart
d. "a,,,agc IN buving
IT,. '." stock. Use
,a,, '"'"S or read them
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I7-Houses
22--RO0ns

TOURIST-Rooms and board. The
Seuttoia, 725 Willow road.
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DO 1T NOW: A BIG SAVING
CAN BE HAD BY PAYING
YOUR CITY TAXES AND
STREET ASSESSMENTS
WITH BONDS WHILE YOU
MAY DO so. SEE o. ROY
KEITH. PHONE 80. /"
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II-HousehoId Goods

\ REAL BARGAIN--Piano in
first class condition. Worth
$500. for only $75. If you need
one, better hurry before it is
sold. Reliable Furniture Co.,
opposite courthouse.