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La gaceta., 1936-01-02
UNA EXPLOSION MATO A
CINCO PERSONALS

Buffalo, N. Y, Enero g.
Una explosion que Sc sinti6 en-
toda la ciudad y cause grandes
averias a una casa de A pisos,
mat6 a cinco personals y lesio-
no tan gravemente a un ninO
que Sc cree morira. La policia
cree que una vela, alplicada q
un escape de gas, prOdujo ell te-
rrible accidente. De las IL per-
sonas que Sc hallaban en- Ell edi-
ficio, solo una, un solter6n que
vive en- ell primer piso, no su-
fri6 lesiones.
Las victimas Sc nombran Jo-
Sc Pre:ifillipo, de 81 amos; su
esposa GERALDINE, de 81; Ana
Scorsone, de IL; Thomas ScOr-
some, de so, padre de la ante
rior, y Sra. Mary Scorsone,
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
MURIERON IL PERSONALS
AL E~STRELLARSE UN AE-
ROPLANO

Londres, Enero 2.-Varies
remolcadores trabajan hoy en-
ell Mediterraneo, frente a Ale
jandria, con Ell fin de encon-
trar y sacar del aqua Ell aero :
plano City de Kartoum, que Sc
estrell6 aver, pereciendo doce
personals.
Dos de los cuerpos, que aun
no han sido identificados, fue-
ron recobrados aver. Ell 1nico
superviviente, ell photo Yer
non Cory Wilson, Sc encuen-
ira en- muy grave estado a bor-
do del buque de guerra Bril-
liant, que lie recogi6 en- ell mar.
Entire las victimas figuraba I'm
americana, James C.. Luke, de
Filadelfia, un ingeniero que e.
B. Badger and Sons, de Bos :
ton, habia prestado a la cor :
~poraci6n Anglo-Irahian Oil.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
CAMPANA A VI DE
TRES MINEROS PRESOS

New York, Enero Eel Co
mite de Defensa Gallup Sc ha
dirigido a los trabajadores de
TODD ell pals pidiendoles ayuda
para obtener la libertad de los
tres obreros mineros Juan o =
choa, Leandro Velarde y Ma =
nuel Avitia. Esos tres hombres
fueron declarados culpables
de asesinato en- segundo grado
Y, a pesar de la recomenda-
ci6n de clemencia del jurado,
fueron condenados de as a 60
amos de trabajos forzados.
Componen ell Comit6 de De-
fensa Gallup representatives de
los gremios o uniones, incluyen
do ell presidente nacional del
gremio de periodistas, William
E. Kuehnel, presidente de la
Union Central de Labor de
Hartford, Conn, Y Frank L.
Palmer, director del people
Press" y miembro de la Union
.Tipografica. Para costear los
.gastos de la apelaci6n a la
.Corte Suprema de Nuevo Meji-
co Sc necesitan $780,.
Sc ha hecho cargo de la de-
.fensa de los obreros, William
j. Donovan, exasistente aboga
do general de los Estados Uni
dos.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
COMPRARA TURQUIA AE-
DE COMBATE

Ankara, Enero Eel gobier
no %turco, por orden del presi :
dente Mustafa Kemal, investi-
"a 18,O0O,0 900 de d6lares en- ad
quirir aeroplanos de combate.
Los hombres asalariados paga-
ran por los aeroplanos, cream
dose I'm impuesto de 2 por Glen
to sobre los sueldos y jornales.
Sc compraran los aparatos en-
un periodic de tres amos y toda
via no Sc sabe donde seran IA
bricados.
Desea ell gobierno 700 aero
pianos para sentirse SECURE en-
ell case de una guerra en- ell Me
diterraneo.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
MAYORES CoNTRIBU-
CLONES

Albany, New York, Enero 2
Ell gobernador Herbert H.
Lehman anuncio aver que pro-
pondra a la legislature del es-
tado un crecido impuesto sobre
las bebidas alcoholics, con ell
fin de contribuir al programa
federal de seguridad social.
Propone ademas ell goberna :
dor una comision consultiva
que investigue ell alivio a los
sin trabajo, con ell fin de hacer
frente "al mas grande simple
problema que confronta la ma
ci6n."
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
RECERCION DE ANO NUE.
VO A LOS CONSULES

Barcelona, Enero 2.-En no.
nor de los c6nsules acreditados
en- esta ciudad ofrecieron aver
una reception Ell presidente de
Generalidad Y ell gobernador
general Sr. Escalas.
Ell consul ingles pronunci6
un interesante discurso en- re-
presentation de sus compaie-
ros, conte;tandole ell goberna-
dor. Hizo ell gobernad9r alusi6n
particular a las repGblicas de
la America, unidas a Espana
por vfnculos de sangre.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
LA POLICIA PENETRO EN-
Ell CLUB DE EARL CARROLL

Miami Beach, Enero q Los
detectives de la ciudad Sc pre-
sentaron aneche en- ell club de
Earl Carroll, situado en- la isla
Palm, y detuvieron a cuatro
personals, confiscando eQuipo
de juego. Sc nombran los dete-
nidos Jose P. Dooley, W. o.
Holzam, j. ], Virgil y Fred
IAuerbach. Todos Quedaron en-
libertad bajo fianza. Fueron
los detectives al Club vestidos
de frac.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
LA RESPON
SABILIDAD DE UN CHIC
FER

Habana, Enero 2.-El DR..
Martinez, juez de instruction
de Guanabacoa, realiz6 aver
una importante diligencia COM
probando la culpabilidad de Pc
dro FORBADE, da6fer de un auto
m6Vil particular, en- un acci-
dente con un omnibus, ocurri-
do ell dfa anterior.
Representa- a la companfa de
omnibus ell abogado Dr.. Valen-
zuela, que propuso la inspec-
ci6n ocular, y a FORBADE ell DR..
Sanchez Galarraga.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
PASO POR LA HABANA UN
DU POINT

Habana, Enero "A bordo
de un vapor excursionista sue
co, que arrib6 aver con 504 tu-
ristas, pas6 aver por este puer-
to ell Sr. Alfred 1. Dupont, uno
de los herederos del difunto
Irene DUPONT, fallecido recien-
temente. LIE acompana su fa-
milia. Los Dupont poseen GUAM
tioSos intereSes en- Cuba.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
HUELGA DE
EN-

Haverhill, Mass, Enero g.
Una huelga, organizada por la
Union de Zapateros y Obreros
del Cuero, sera declarada hoy
en- 80 fabricas de Haverhill,
Los fabricantes de zapatos
insiSten en- que para 1886 tie
men TN convenio con la Boot
and Shoe Workers, union per-
teneciente a Ia Federation A.
mericana del trabajo, y esperan
que sus labores no quedaran in
t~errumpidas.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
Una 6oda

Una bOdG
Ante ell altar mayor de la Lyle
sia "Nuestra Sehora de la Mer-
ced" Sc juraron amor eterno, a
las 6 de la tarde de aver, los j6-
venes Emilio Sierra y Marina
Diaz.
Fueron padrinos ell Sr. Luis
PUG y Margarita Diaz, HERNIA
ma de la novia.
Despues de la boda Sc efectu6
una reception en- la casa de los
padres de la desposada, los es-
oosos Jose y Eduardo Diaz, re-
sidentes en- ell nGmero 905 de
la avenida %. El Sr. Jose Diaz
es cOndueho de la panaderia
La Primera de Ybor'.
acknowledgements Sc obsequio
= los concurrentes, que brinda-
ron por la felicidad de los nue.
yos esposos.
Para ellos nuestros mejores
deseos por su felicidad.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
Erpresi6n de aratitud

Expression de gyGtitNd
Ell Sr. Julian del Barrio de-
sea expresar su sincera graft
tud a todas las personals, que lie
acompaharon en- ell acto del en-
tierro de su querida esposa, Sra
Sara Garbalosa, ocurrido la pa
sada semana.
A todos les quedara eterna-
mente agradecido.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
SOCIALES

Muy bonito Ell DEGRADE de la
sala alta. Simulaba un "inver-
nadero", confeccionado con
guirnaldas de dolores.
En- ell piso alto tocaba ell con-
junto de Handy y en- la sala
cantina los "Sicilianos".
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
En- la "~CovGdonga"

En- la "COVGdOngG"
En- la manana de aver los en-
fermos recluidos en- la Quinta
"Covadonga" experimentation
la satisfaction de ser visitados
por la nueva reina del Centre
A~sturiano, la bella Srta. Cristi-
ma Gonzalez, y sus lindas da-
mas.
Obsequiaron a los enfermos
con lindos ramos de gladiolas.
A la reina y sus damas Sc las
cbseqUi6 con tun sabroso pom
che.
Razgo noble y simpatico de
las atentas sehoritas, que con ell
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
SUICIDE EN- LA GALE

Habana, Enero EN- la es-
quina de Obrapia y San Igna-
clio, Miguel Alvarez, vecino de
A, que habia estado in
giriendo bebidas alcoholics, Sc
hizo un disparo de revolver por
la cabeza, suicidandOse. Ign6-
ranse las causas de su determi-
naci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
PROEZA MURIO ELECTRO
CUTADO

Habana, Enero 2.-Traba-
jando aver en- la estaci6n de
radio CMCJ, situada en- ell nd-
nero A de la Gale de Est6vez,
muri6 electrocutado ell obrero
Carlos Proeza Y Hernandez.
I'm cable de alta tension produ-
jo la desgracia.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
t POLTTICOS HASTA
Ell Ola z

Habana, Enero 2.-Un deere
to de la secretaria de goberna-
ci6n pondra termino a la cam
cana electoral ell dia z, tres dias
antes de las elecciones. Cree ell
DR.. Smith que este hara que los
comicios sc celebren dentro de
la mayor calma y orden.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
u Ell DIR. ALVAREZ
CERICE

Habana, Enero, Eel DR..
Lucas Alvarez Cerice, que fue
director de los hospitales de E.
mergencias y Mazorra, falleci6
aver en- su domicilio de esta ca
pital. Era persona muy estima-
da. En- la Iguerrs de indepen-
dencia conquiSt6 ell grade de CO.
ronel.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
En- Ell Centre Esp0NoI

En- Ell Centre E8pGpOC
Miles de personas Sc reunie-
ron en- la prestigiosa sociedad a
esperar Ell ano.
I'm ~constante ir y venir del
p1blico en- las dos salas. La ma
yor algeria reinaba en- la noble
casa.
Los Bohemios animaban a
los bailadores en- la sala cantb-
ma.
"Don. Francisco" tOcaba en-
el salon alto. Echegaray tuvo
I'm noche feliz.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
INFORMATION
DEL E

Tres vapores de bandera a.
mericana e~ntraron aver, Cuba,
Afoundria y Millinocket.
FL Cuba sali6 aver mlsmo, ha
ciendo escala en- st. Petersburg.
Con rumbo a New York, lie
vando carga general, zarp6 Ell
vapor americana Evelyn.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
Ell ULTIMO ACTO DE LAS
FIESTAS DEL TRICENTE-
MARIO

Madrid, Enero LA AGA
demia Espahola cerr6 las fies-
tas del Tricentenario de Lope
de Vega celebrando una session
en- la casa donde naci6 y vivid
ell Fenix de los ingenios.
PrOnunci6 un discurso ell Sr.
Ramon Menendez y Pidal, pre-
sidente de la docta corporation
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
INGIRIO YODO PARA MA
TARSE

Habana, Enero Eel dia de
ano nuevo ingiri6 yodo con ell
prop6sito de matarse la j6ven
Ros Lamas. En- muy grave es-
tado ingres6 en- un hospital.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
Function

Function
La LOgia Loyal Knights, a.
nuncia para su function social
del viernes la obra "Los Tres
Gorriones", por Ell cuadro arts
tico de la Logia.
FL programa terminara con
IN acto de variedades.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1936-01-02
En- la UmiOme

En- Ia UniOne
Aunque no con la concurrent
cia que en- las demas socieda-
des, la fiesta Sc desenvolvi6 con
extraordinaria algeria.
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mayor gusto y voluntAd .dedica-
ron ratios de atenci6n a los en-
fermos.
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now" Toby told him. ooh, Bill.
it's been grand evening""
81 thought So" he told her So
berly. Remember what told
you, Midget. You're going to 20
places"
I'll remember" She promised.
"Good night, Bill"
"G'night, Toby"
She ran up the steps then,
opened the door and, about 20 en-
ter, looked back. Bill was watch
ing and his right hand went up in
the characteristic salute. Toby
smiled, Saluted back. Then the
door closed behind her.
Twenty minutes later, standing
before the mirror in her boX-likC
third-hOOr room. Toby brushed
her hair, humming tune she had
heard somewhere. Ii was Il gaiy
spirited air, intended. to set feet
to dancing. The gardenias were
before her in Il low D0wl. She had
united the silver ribbon, put the
flowers in water. When she raised
the window for the night she
would put the bowl on the window
sill and it would be almost as good
as putting the flowers in q ref I@-
orator.
Tobv hruShrd yi1orcueIv r0lnt-
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GORGEOUS
BY LAURA LOU eROOKhLAN
g 1870 kek Service. Ia.

knew how to deal with them
promptly.
Bill was the only one who was
different. Strangely. she'd never,
for a minute. thought of Bill ro-
Imantically. If Toby had an ideal
hero, as every girl has somewhere
in the back of her mind. he would
have been, in appearance, a COM
bination Of half dozen movie
actors and, in character and per-
isonality, composite Of the heroes
of dozen different books she had
read. Certainly not at all like Bill
Brandt.
Toby went to bed that night
firmly resolved to be up early the
next morning to begin the search
for job-a job in Il store or run
ming an elevator or operating a
switchboard, something she knew
she could do.
She kept the resolution. But it
was saturday, the poorest day III
the week to look for employment
and Toby returned to her third
floor room with nothing to show
, for her effort.
HOPeiully ShG ASKED II I'le'e
had Deeh 4 t"Iephene call knew,
{ almost before the words were out
Of her mouth-that there had not
been. u
She had made excuses to BllI
the night before, breaking theI
usual Saturday night date. BIZ
mad been TOO eXtraVagant, 4" II
was. neE mad agreed 10 go Iol
Il walk SUNDAY AFTERNOON Dut bli,
called and sand a rush JoD hao
com" through. lie would nave /"
go 10 the Office.
Toby didn't mind. 1t was i sui
len, sunless day and when she
opcntd the window Il BITING WIN"
swept nj" the room. Wrapp>d! III
| her bathrohc, she Snu%&!ed against
thc pillows Of the studio couch
and opened the newspaper to read
tho "hclp wanted ads.
There were pages and pages be-
fore she came to the want ad sec
ton. Suddenly she stopped. Look
ing out at her from the newspaper
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William Marion Sandifer
IN SUPERIOR COURT

The defendant above named will
take notice. that an action entitled
rs above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Henderson
County, North Carolina, for the
purpose Of obtaining a Judgment
of absolute divorce in favor Of
the plaintiff. on the ground that
the said plaintiff and defendant
have lived separate and apart for
more than two GU years. and for
the further purpose Of having the
custody Of certain minor children
mentioned in the Complaint,
awarded to the said plaintiff.
And the laid defendant will fur
tier take notice that he is rcquir-
cd 10 appear ut the office OF the
Clerk of the Superior Court oil
Henderson County, on or before
the 22nd day Of April. 1886, and
answer or dcmur to the complaint
in said action. or plaintiff will
apply 10 the court for the relief
demanded IN said complaint.
This DIST day Of March. 1896.
J. p. FLETCHER,
Clerk Superior Court.
- u Cat I'm
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Toby Ryan, 19, works behind
the jewc:ry counter of a large
Manhattan department store. She
poses for a photograph to be used
in a store advertisement and Mar
ty Hiatt, the photographer, tells
her she has camera face"
Toby goes to dinner with Bill
Brandt, who works in an adver-
Using agency.
A few days later Toby loses her
Job, due TO the scheming of jeal-
Gus Maur;ce Bali, also employed
in the jewelry department.
loby's efforts to find another
job arc fvuitlcss. Then she meets
Marty Hiatt again. He sends her
to Ben Blake, manager of a model
agency. Blake tells her she must
nave photographs and arranges
with Hiatt to take the pictures.
Toby goes TO Hiatt's studio.
Standing before the camera, she
secs a young man watching from
the doorway.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER X
BIZ spoke slowly, Its like this,
,,,oi,o +ba n1.ado all ,5~b+ mcon
when Blake sees those pictures !
think he'll say you're great. At
i'"S'' ~ VIII - tii"I' = !u,N ~"
aS d pno' S;is IillilN you 81, II
II,u o, Jor DIT moaII ;~st ~
!,o''', tho w. ;4l'. To,iI ~ 10
i'', .In ,n,Itho,, n,inht rot
ynm know-HI want Won tG rcmnm-
h>r ILo,o ne, othn,.. ;obs Cool
'nI 't t e, ;, "t'', o J"D ;,,on 'I ~
"',N' ,. ,Un' La..g -, 49, ~. ' tb;nn 49,,
o ,,S S""' w." y VII ''''' ''''''' WV
!. u "''E'H .o
Toby sad, NVl course not.
know what YOU mean. Bill"
,NoW, don't get the idea III
trying t" discourage you, ne m
sisted. Not a BIT OF 1t. | don /
want YOU I" thlnE- 80.
Toby shook her head. on
haven't discouraged me, she
said, smiling. "Gou.V" done just
the opposite. It's hren D'auIi-
iul evening, BIZ" IL hclp" so huci'
t" talk things over WITH S"m neon.
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something in ten days or so. and
advised her to come back. With
dozens of other girls, Toby stood
in line in several offices. only to
hear. after waiting for an hour or
so. that the vacancies had been
filled. She rode subways and street
cars and trudged blocks on foot,
but she came home joblcsS.
i = "
1t was the same on Tuesday.
More offices, more interviews
but nowhere a job. 1t was the
middle of the afternoon and there
were two more addresses on
Toby's list when suddenly she
stopped in dismay. A wide and
ugly line-a run, several threads
Wide-had appeared in her stock
ing. 1t went directly down her
instep, from the hemline of her
skirt to the top of her pump.
Toby thought, Another pair
of stockings ruined" That was
bad enough, but there was some
thing worse. She couldn't go look
ing for job wearing such stock
ings. Anyone would see that run.
4 new pair would cost SO cents
and she'd have to buy them right
away.
Fifty-nine cents was all Toby
ever paid for STOCKINGS. She knew
Il shop where very serviceable
ones were sold at that price.
BY the time she reached the
shop and made her purchase it
was too late to do anything but
90 home. The offices would be
closed before she could reach
them.
Toby rode home on Il surface
car. YEARLY she opened the door
of the roomiug house, went in
side. Almost instantly n door at
the far end of the dim hall opened
and head appeared.
"rhat yol. Mis- Ryan,"
eyes"
The broad outlines OF Mrs.
Mocllcr. owner Of the rooming
house, emerged from the gloom.
"Thcrc was telephone call for
YOU" she announced. about half
IN hour ago"
"Who was it," Toby asked Gag
crly. "Did they leave any mes
sage
Mrs. MoclIcr shook her head.
at was Il woman's voice. she
said. "Didn't give any name.
Didn't leave any message"
OOH" Toby hesitatcd. Then
she said, "I'm going to my room
now, Mrs. MOellcr. If there's an
other call, I'll be there. It may
be important"
w'll let you know il anyone
calls" the room ing house keeper
promised. Her manner implied
that she considered this extremely
doubtful.
Toby climbed the two flights OF
stairs. She decided after wait
of nearly an hour that Mrs. Noel
Ter was right. There was not go
ing to be another call that after
noon. Either the photographs had
been hopeless or Ben Blake had
forgotten all about her.
And then, almost maglcallv, she
heard the mutrlcd ringing Of the
telephone. Toby was halfway
down the second flight before
Mrs. Mocllcr had finished the last
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PACE FIVE

syllable of her shrill Miss Rl-
ann
Toby said. YES, I'm here"
Brcathlessly she took the rccciv-
er. She said, Eyes, this is Toby
Ryan. Yes" She spoke quickly,
eXcitedly. and then waited, listen
ing to the voice over the wire.
Suddenly, with quick intake of
breath. Toby said, oh" and
stopped as though she could not
20 on.
Ito be continued)
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Special Notices

AUCTION SALE--li you need
furniture. be sure and attend
the sale Tuesday, ii a. M, at
the courthouse. All furniture in
the Carolina IIorte belonging
IN Mrs. Norman will be sold.
s Maxwell, auctioneer. .
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BORROW FUNDS to refinanee'
build or improve your home on
our long term easy repayment
plan. Call at office or write u.s.
FIRST Federal Savings and Loan
Association.
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VETERANS let your bonus

7 Z. Tx NNO - Let your
help you build a home or I'M
prove the one you have. Let
us help you plan to make 1t go
as far as possible. Henderson
vile Supply and Coal Co. Luhl-
Der. Millwork, Coal. LenoX
Park. Phone 500.
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WANT MUSTACHE CUPS

CHICAGO. (UP)-A concern
in Grand Rapids, Mich. is eager
to learn from the Merchandise
Mart here where mustache cups,
those curious affairs Of the '9OS
that were equipped with lip
drainboard, may be purchased in
nuoOtity
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ALASKA HOMESTEADS

JUNEAU. Alaska. (uP) -
HomcStcaders will occupy 3S7
acres carved from the Tongass
National forest in southeastern
AlaSl:a. Three years residence on
the land will be required. 1t then
will be sold by the government at
Sl.2j an acre.
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'r'onaI Property

/; o. Portable paint spr,v
A,a.. q Condition; 5000
AAJsGl.
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IRISH COBBLER Potatoes fo.
sale. 500 buSh"l. cash. K. X.
St2pp. IIcndcrSonville, y. c.,
Route !. $3.50. !
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facial cream, 59r; soc Ingram )
milk weed cream, POE; 3Oc
Kinds Honey and Almond
cream. see. with Dispenser cap
Tree: 2Jc new triple action Pcb-
eco tooth paste, l9c. Wilson
Drug Company.
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SUNSHINE POLISH - For Pi-
amos, furniture, automobiles,
brass beds, leather upholstery,
etc. Recommended and guar
antecd by us. Brunson Furnl-
ture Co.
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SLIGO PARKE DAVIS Cod Liver

Oil, zoe; $1:O0 Wampole, 5
Preparation. 79c: DR.. West $
and Prophylactic tooth brushes
soc: soc Milk of Magnesla, 29c:
Freeze Drug Company
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LEGAL FORMS for sale, includ-
inc deeds, dee&s in trust, mag
istrate'S S%treSpaSS signs.
notes. etc. at Flanagan Print
ING Co. Phone 325.
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IT'S SO-Pace's 25c special cof-
fee and PAGES pure pork poe
SAUSAGE have made and kept
friends for PAGES Market. Try
them. Phone 81.
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OLD GOLD TALKS when sold fo.'
highest prices for cash at Sher-
mans, Sporting Goods Store. II
your jewelry is idle, bring 1t 70
us for cash.
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USE sHERWIN WILLIAM S

JOE S1E-N w I'm w l. l. "A WI >
paints, stains and varniShes and
make no mistake. This is quail
ity material. See our display o.
samples in our office. Rigby-
Morrow Co., lumber, builders
supplies, millwork. Fourth ave
nue. east. Phone 81. =
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40-MisceNaneouS

WANTED pair strong mules, must
be under u years old. c. +.
Saunders, Saluda, \. c.
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WANTED-Dry, poplar lumber
1" X 12". Shealy's Machine
Works. Church St.
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SKIN LOTiCN-A safe
and certain remedy tor all
formSi Of contagious itch. etc.
Kills all itch germs in 80 min
u,eS. soc 4 bottle. Prepared
and guaranteed by The JuStuS
Pharmacy. "Thc Old Reliable
g:
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onion SETS and packaged seeds
for sale. Still buying turs, tai
low, and brcSwaN. Sherman )
Grocery.
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WE CARRY a complete line ii
roofing materials ut our ware
house on Ash street, near the
Depot. Phone 3. !. Ii. R"ab2n.
agent: or local dealers.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN Seed 9ota-
toes. Dick Scwcll, PrnroS", n.
c., Route |.
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I5-MisceHaneouS

FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red
eggs for setting. Mrs, ).
Schnyder, Dana.
FOR SALE--Fine Spitz puppies.
Phone 3l3-W.
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l2-Radios and Service
l3--Merchandise

IS-K YELLOW GOLD Sunburst
diamond-center brooch. Bar
gain. Brooch. care TImes-News.