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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11

Volt egySZer, mol mem Volt,
italian igaz Sc volt, csak a mese
mondja, hogy volt egy boldog
orszag es annak keleti szele
fele egy varmegye, amt a hon
foglalo vezerek egyiker6l Sza-
bolcs neven emlegetnek. Mula-
t6s, jokedvii nepseg lakott eb-
ben a varmegyeben a regt, j6
id6kben, akiknek senki mem
parancsolt, csak a varmegye
alispanja, akit maguk valasz-
tottak, hogy legyen valah, a
kinek szot fogadjanak.
Azokban az id6kben kiil0n0s
dolgokat k0veteltek attol, akit
az alispani szekbe iiltettek. FL
s6sorban AIT, hogy talpig en-
ber legyen, ami alatt olyasmi
ertendo, hogy nyajas es barat-
sagos a maganal kisebb rangu
emberekkel szemben, ellenben
ANIMAL biiszkebb azokkal, akik
valami jogcimen, tobbnyire a
becsi udvar kegyelmebol, felet-
te allok voltak. Emelle esze is
kellett legyen, meg pedig sok,
inert a sok esq tiszteletet pa
rancsolo. Az esq melle azonban
egyebet is koveteltek az alis-
pantol. Tobbek kozott ait,
hogy semmifele mulatsagbol
XII ne vonja magat, jobban bir-
ia a bort, mint bark mas,
szepseges arcu fehercseledek-
ben tudjon gyonyorkodni, ked
vet talalja a jo zeneben es ugy
ertsen a kartyazashoz, hogy
vitas esetekben donto biro sze-
repet t0lthesse be. Volt meg
sok egyeb mas igeny is, de
azokat most mem sorolom fel,
csupan ait mondom ell, hogy
a maga idejeben harminc esz-
tendon keresztiil felelt meg
ezeknek kovetelmenyeknek
Dobossy Laszlo alispan, aki-
mel emberebb enbert keresve
Sc lehetett volna talalni. Biisz-
ke is volt ra az egesz var
megye.
Hogy buszke volt? Meghi-
szem AIT. Egy lelekkel emile
gettek:
Laci bacsinal nincs xii
l0mb ember a fold kereken.
Regi irasok kozott kutatgat-
va erdekes anekdotat talaltam
Dobossy alispan felol, amely
megerdemli ait, hogy felujit-
sam.
Azzal kezdodik az anekdota,
hogy skandinav felszigetrol
utnak indult egy hegediis, be-
jarta a vilagot es hangverse-
nyeinek olyan sikere volt,
hogy csaszarok es kiralyok er-
demrendekkel raktak tele a
mellet. Megfordult mar min
den orszagban, csak eppen Ma
gyarorszagon mem jart es ia
Ian mem is teszi labat soha
magyar f0ldre, ha becsi hang
versenye alkalmaval vendeg-
segbe mem hivjak magyar gro
fox es hercegek, akik vacsora
utan biztatgatni kezdtek:
JOjj0n el a muvesz ur
Magyarorszagra is, inert a ma
gyarnal zenekedvelobb nep
mines a fold kereken.
Huzodozott a muvesz, aki
egyebkent Ole Bull nevre hall
gatott, er6sen, hogy ICY, meg
ugy, menne szivesen, de a
hangversenye draga arat mem
tudja a magyar k0zonseg meg
fizetni.
Nagyot, haragosat lobbant
ere az asztal mellett lilo oreg
Karolyi gr6f szeme es inge-
rtilt hangon kerdezte::
- AztAn NIT kap a mtivesz
egy hangversenyert, ha mu-
xsik6l?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11

gyon sok olyan dolog fel6l mem
tudunk, amik hetk0znaposak
lesznek a mi unokainknak, q
hogy peldaul az en- nagyapam
Sc tudott senmit a radio fel6l,
ami pedig most is lit dajnal a
szobamban anelkiil, hogy en-
ugyet vetnek rea, annyira meg
szokott el6ttem.
Hogy jobban megertessiik a
dolgot, hadd mondjuk ell, hogy
a tudomany a mi napunkat es
a koril0tte forg6 csillagokat,
koztiik a holdat, a foldet, az
esthajnali csillagot, meg a t0b-
bit, mint a rakot, bakot, g0n-
col szekeret, fias tyukot egy
vilagegyetemnek tartja. Azo-
kon az egi testeken Xviii, anne
lyek ebbe a mi vilagegyete-
miinkbe tartoznak, vannak
mas csillagok is. Napoknak,
holdaknak, foldeknek, csilla-
goknak egesz t0mege, amelyek
kozil a csillagaszat tudoma-
nya sokat ismer, de mem min
det. Ezekhez nektink semmi
kozink, vagy csak annyiban
van kozunk, hogy milyen 0sz-
szek0ttetesben allanak azok a
mi vilagegyetemiinkkel amely-
mex a mi aldott napunk a k0z-
pontja.
Mas alkalommal beszeliink
maid err6l az osszek0ttetesr6l.
Most csak annyit mondunk,
hogy amit mi "tejut' neven
ismerunk, az a feheres es ko-
dos szinu valami az egen, mem
tartozik hozzank, a mi nap
rendszeriinkh0z, hanem egy
egeszen mas vilagegyetemnek
az egyik resze. A mi gyenge
szemunk, ha a tejutra nez,
csak egy feheres k0d0t lat, de
a california; csillagvizsgal6
oriasi tavcs0ve AIT mutatja,
hogy az a feheres k0d millio
es szazmillio csillagbol all, a
melyek olyan tavol vannak to-
LINK, hogy mire a mi gyenge
szemunkbe jutnak, mi .csak
egy zavaros k0d0t latunk be-
l6le.
Ennek a tejutnak szegeztek
Januarban a california; csillag-
vizsgalo nagy tavcsovet es ICY
lattak meg AIT, hogy ezen az
altalunk lathato tejuton tul,
a vegtelensegben eppen ket-
szaz hasonlo tejut van, ami ait
jelenti, hogy ketszaz eddig is
meretlen vilagegyetem k0vet-
kezik meg a mi vilagunk utan.
A csillagaszok EFT a vegtelen
tomeget Hydra No. L." newell
jeloltek meg.
AIT ne gondolja senki, hogy
ez a felfedezes ugy t0rtent,
hogy egy jambor es turelmes
csillagasz leiilt a nagy tavcs6
ele es elkezdett semmisegbe
bamulni. AIT ugyan hiaba tet-
te volna, inert mem l&tott vol
ma semmit. EFT a tavcsoyet
ugyanis mem ugy hasznaljak,
hogy belebamul az ember, ha-
mem akkent, hogy erzekeny
fenykepeszeti lemezeket tesz-
mex alaja es egyszeriien lefeny-
kepezik AIT, amt a tavcs6 mu-
tat. Lassu munka ez, inert
sokszor $40 orat is oft kell
tartani az ejszakaban az erzG4
keny fenykepeszeti lemezt a
tavcso alatt. De ez mem okoz
gondot, inert tudvalev6leg az
uvegbol valo fenykepeszeti le-
mez mem ker enni vagy inni,
mem akar pipara gyujtani,
mem mozdul meg a hasa, hogy
XII kelljen menni, hanem fek-
SILK nyugodtan a tavcs6 alatt,
amig elvegezte a dolgat.
Az ICY kesziilt lemezt azutan
elohivjak, megrogzitik a csil-
lagasz urak es akkor minden
egyes porcikajat elkezdik ma
gyitani. Mem probalkoznak az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11
Ole Bull megmondta:

Greg Karolyi grof. = Banda
Marci, meg Patikarus Ferke
Sc huzzak olcsobban, pedig
azok csak videki ciganyok.
Annyit mondok en- a miivesz
urnak, hogy ha csak ennyibe
kerul a mulatsag, akkor men
jen el Nyiregyhazara meg
Szatmarra hegedtilni, inert ait
a kis k0ltseget magam is XII
allom. Ha a barataimnak szi-
vesseget akarok tenni, ketezer
forintert mem megyek a szom-
Szedba.
Az lett a dolog vege, hogy a
becsi udvar leuzent a magyar
varmegyeknek: fogadjak szive-
sen a nagy muveszt, akinel
jobban senkise ert a hegedu-
hOz.
EFT az ertesitest megkapta
Szabolcs varmegye f6ispanja
is, aki nyomban hozzakezdett,
hogy a rendkiviili hangover
senyt jol rendezze. Bizottsagot
hivott 0ssze, tanakodtak, in
tezkedtek, elhataroztak, hogy
az eloadast a varmegyehaza-
max nagytermeben tartjak. Ke-
szen is volt mar minden, kora
reggel a mivesz ur is meyer
kezett Nyiregyhazara, amikor
Varatlanul rajottek, hogy va
lami hiba tortent a kreta k0-
rul. Elfeledtek a legfontosabb
dolgot, AIT, hogy az alispant
is ertesitsek a dolog fel6l. Mar
pedig a varmegyehaz ura az
alispan volt es annak rendele-
te meg engedelye nelkul a var
nagy mem nyithatta XII a nagy
termet.
A nagy riadalom kozepette
valaki rautott a szeg fejere:
= Ell kell menni az alispan-
hoz es engedelyt kell t6le ker-
nj a hangversenyre.
Ez lett volna a megoldas,
de a foispan csak fejet rata:
En- bizony mem megyek,
inert ugy tapasztaltam, hogy
amt en- kerek az alispantol,
ait meg tevedesbol Sc teszi
meg soha. Ha meghallja, hogy
en- vagyok a rendezo bizottsag
elnoke, massal Sc all szoba,
mines tehat mas mentseg, csak
az, hogy menjen ell hozza az
engedelyert maga a muvesz
ur. Neki biztosan megteszi ezt
a kis szivesseget.
A mivesz csak azon huza-
kodott, hogy mem tud magya-
rul beszelni, de megnyugtat-
tax, hogy tud am az alispan
mindenfele nyelvet, meg ne
metul is, csak eppen fazik to-
lie. Olyankor beszel csupan ne
met nyelven, amikor mem ke-
rilheti Ell.
No, a hosszu huzavona utan
raadta fejet a muvesz ur es
bekopogtatott az alispan $40
bajanak ajtajan, ahol Dobossy
Laci joindulattal fogadta, csak
eppen gyanakodva kerdezte:
Nenet ember a tisztelt
ur?
Mem en-, kerem. Skandi-
nav vagyok.
Ezzel azutan el6 is adta,
hogy mi jaratban lenne. AIT
kerte, hogy az esti hangover
.senyre nyissak XII reszere a
varmegyehaz nagytermet.
Hangverseny? Hangver-
seny? morogta az alispan.
= Aztan micsoda hangszeren
jatszik a tisztelt ur?
A mivesz ur, akinek vilag-
szerte oriasi hirneve volt, ESQ.,
dalkozott egy kicsit, de azert
megmondta keszseggel:
Hegedul0k, alispan ur.
- Ejnye, ejnye - cs6valta
fejet Dobossy, - pedig mem is
fiist0s a kepe, mem latszik tisz-
telt uron, hogy cigany lenne.
Gondolkozott egy kicsit,
Evening star., 1937-10-26

Genuine Harris Tweed fabrics hand
woven on the isles of Lewis and Harris
and bearing the British Government
Stamp! The styling is strictly British,
holding to the loose-fitting raglan
models There are plain shades of grey
heather, tan and browne. some herring
bones and checks. All sizes
Evening star., 1937-10-26

This message haven't yet taken advantage OF
the the Anniversary Because at the
Saturday these suits will be marked back to their
a price these garments with this
everything about them bespeaks OF finer quality An
what reevng Finer quality at savings OF anou
25 Fall styles from conservative
types sporty types patterns tones that will young men
business executive Sizes 80 TO 40 IN regular
Short long and stout models
Evening star., 1937-10-26
1OO% Camels Hair Coats. Reg. $3.50

Only our Anniversary sale could bring
you such an outstanding valuel Soft
camels hair coats IN natural shades,
oxfords and the new green. Single and
double breasted polo models and bal
iaAcaans that you never tire Of and find
always in style. All sizes. Also Gabar-
dine and Bedford
Evening star., 1937-10-26

Those smart pleated front, high-wsist
models in plaids. checks and plain
shades Of grey, blue, tan and brown.
And materials which will wear well
and hold their crease. Sizes u to 20.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Students
Shope--Street Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09
ATTORNEY SAYS
RECLUSE, IS, A
LOVE PRISONER
Isolation Blamed Upon
Wife By Angry Kin

NEW YORK, Sept. Q (C.TP.S0.
Love was the sentinel that kept
Frank Lambert, wealthy manu-
facturer prisoner for II years be-
fore his death at 86 last June.
Such was the romantic story
told today in surrogate's court as
Mrs. jeanette Justine Lawson Eb-
bets Lambert, A, his widow,
fought an attempt to break his
viii bequeathing a 100000 estate.
"Only in the last IL years Of
his life" said Wayne johnson,
counsel for Mrs. Lambert, Ibid
Frank Lambert find any happi-
ness. He wouldn't let Mrs. Lam.
bert out Of his sight"
Jacob P. Shulman, counsel for
Martha Emily elliott, 10, of Hale
done, N. j., his granddaughter,
yiSualized Lambert, however, as a
man held incommunicado by his
much younger wife, behind doors
locked by this woman"
Mrs. Lambert, his second wife,
was willed the bulk Of the estate.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09
G. 0. P. to Sponsor
Roadside Show

SILVER SPRING, Md, Sept. 9.
The Montgomery County Young
Republican Club will have charge
Of ticket sales for next Monday
nights presentation Of Murder in
the Red Barn." by the Roadside
Theater group at the Roadside
Theater on the Rockville Pike.
Mrs. Margaret Boyner and Mrs.
Doris Seebold are cochairmen Of
the committee in charge of sales.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09
County to Name
New Policeman

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Sept,
"a new member of the Prince
Georges county police force will
be appointed September "a to fill
the vacancy created by the death
Of Edward Merson, it was re-
vealed yesterday.
The appointment will be made
from a list of IL who attained
highest ratings under the civil
service examinations conducted
here several months ago. Merson
was killed in an automobile acct
dent last week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-09
ELECTION PLANS LAID

TAKOMA PARK, Md, Sept. o.
Preliminary plans for active par
ticipation in the 1888 elections
will be drafted at a meeting Of
the Young Mems Democratic Club
of Takoma Park at the fire house
here tonight at 8 o'clock, accord
ing to an announcement today by
r. G. Shure, secretary Of the club.
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Civic Association
Selects Counsel

WOODSIDE, Md, Sept. O.
James w. Gill, Silver Spring, Md.
attorney, has been named perma
nent counsel to the building and
restriction committee Of the Wood
side Park Civic Association, it was
learned here today.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20

THE NEW wide
look makes t his hat
from the p erso n a l
wardrobe of Ida Lu-
pino smart. It is Of
black antelope, with
a green and gold
spike stuck through
the front of the brim.
She wears it with a
demure frock of black
crepe, collared in
white lace.
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cent.
The NAAU had sought to re-
tain It's SiX-to-four advantage on
the committees while the NCAA
sought five delegates on commit
tees to be composed of nine men.
The amendment provides that
where associations other than the
NAAU and NCAA have major
interest" in a particular sport
that they shall have proportionate
representation with other interest
cd organizations.
GustavuS 7. Kirby. AOA treas
urcr. reported tha; tho Olympic,
committee finances are lin good
shape" He said the committee has
"a grand total in cash Of s74.-,,
9l3.55." .
Many athletes VINO paid their
own way TO the Berlin Olympiad
are seeking n refund from the
committee. The meeting discussed
these claims but decided 20 refer
them to the executive, committee.
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HEROES AGE MACE - NOT EO2N.
, lhc OlNmnic committcc.

of the Olympic committee.
\ compromise reached between
the two groups providing equal
representation on sub.committccs
for sports ~ which both are in
tcrcytcd was ratified by the ASSOC
citation with bu, one dissenting
vote.
Brundagc, about whom Il storm
ragged at the Berlin Olympiad last
year because Of his dismissal Of
Eleanor Holm. swimming star
who drank champagne, was re-
elected by acclaim and withou,
opposition.
4 brief floor fight preceded rat
ificaGon Of the NAAU and NCAA
compromise, which was reached
BY committees of the two Organi-
2ations at 3 n. m. today after Il
stormy six hours.
DR.. John Brown, il" GMCA
representative. sought unSucccss-
fully 20 amend The agreement by
reducing NAAU and NCAA rep
reservation on the committees and
Inclusion of two members to be
appointed by the Olympic com.
mittcc.
The compromise amended the
AOA constitution 10 provide six
delegates each from the NAAU
and NCAA on sports committee
i'm which both are interested. a
thirteenth member will be elected
by each committee from among
nominations by the AOA prcSi-
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Want Good Tenant This Adv Found One From Many Applicants

fayettc. Colorado, Holy Cross or
Nillanova.
As almost always, the Smoky
City PantherS and the Tuscaloosa
Tcrrors are we'll ahead in the race
for the mythical national cham.
pionship. Any apparent edge must
go 10 Pitt on its obviously strong
CT schedule.
Bur these powerful records ---
neither has been beaten though
the Panther was tied by Fordham
appear the most serious objec-
tIous against them. The badly bat
tered coast prestige would be IN
for another jolt.
Each has travelled west four
times and a few local patrons be-
Gcyc that is enough.
The Crimson Tide defeated
Washington POLE in 1886, tied
Stanford II in 1927, defeated
Washington State 2i-0 in 1881
ana Stanford 29-l& III 1885.
The Panthcrs showed first in
1928. losing to Stanford IS.
Southern California routed them
I7-ll in 1890 and $50 in 1882.
Pittsburgh revenge came last New
Years day with Il 30 triumph
over Washington,
I'm the second group, Fordham
has he strongest grip. Cnbcd,cn
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PASADENANS
SPECULATE ON
Bowl PLAYERS
Stanford California Game
Saturday to Determine
Vests Contestant
BY JACK GUENTRER
United Press Staff Correspondent

PASADENA, Cal, Nov. Is
(UP)-Ncighborhocd fans again
are picking sides for a finish bat
tie over this city'S annual Novcm-
Der football puzzlc-"who will
represent the east in the Rose
Bowl"
While Stanford and California
are buckling down for their big
game, which this Saturday will
settle the question of western
representation, paYlor critics have
divided the opponents into three
general claSSiricationS:
/. The old familiars, but by any
reckoning the strongest; Pitts
hugh or Alabama,
,. The next best, which at this
date means Fordham,--juSt possl-
by-Nalc or Dartmouth.
8. The long-shot byigadc--La
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BRUNDAGE IS IS
AGAIN Head OF
OF YNpIC BODY
LAYS Plans for u. 5. Parti-
cipation in 1910 Games
in Tokyo

WASHINGTON. Nov. Is. CUP
The American Olympic associa-
ton reelected Avery BlundaCc
president for four years last night
and began plans for America
participation in The 1870 Olympic
games in Tokyo.
Other AOA officers were re
elected ut = quadrcnnial meeting
which. members said, restored
harmony among amateur associa-
tons which have been battling
each Other for many years.
Most notable Of these 'cudS was
that between the National Anna
tcm' Athletic union and the Ma.
tional Collegiate Athletic a>Socia-
don, the two strongest members
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COLLECTIONS-Hub Owenby.

MOTH PROOF - Better let US
thoroughly clean those summer
garments of all grease or yoiIed
spots which cause mould and
decay, before YOU put aside
over winter. Returned IN moth
proof bags. Miller's Laundry {
Cleaners. Phone 1873. II.
Fourth Ave. +.
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l5--Miscenaneous

ROOFS-There will be more ideal
days of sunshine for roofing.
We have a roof for about
every purpose, including Ger
tainted Asphalt Shingles, Air
Dried Ok Cedar Shingles. AS
bestos shingles, Galvanized and
painted tin shingles, Certain
teed Roll Roofing, Channel
drain Cop-R-Loy. Henderson
vile Supply & Coal Co. Phone
500.
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pISEO WINS BOUT

CLEVELAND. Nov. Is. lUPF
Johnny Risko. Cleveland rubber
man. was awarded a lO-round de-
cision over Bob Olin, former light
heavyweight champion, last night:
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HENS do best
LAYING so get them out Of the
apple tree. We have the build
ING materials. Phone AZ. Hen
Jacksonville Lumber Co., near
depot.
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TIE RACKET STORE, just re:
ceived a big shipment of STAR
BRAND. solid leather shoes for
the whole family that is includ-
ed in our money-raiSing sale.
The Racket Store. Bargains in
every department.
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I3--MerchG.dise

IMPROVE YOUR BUSINESS cor
rcspondence with our Portable
Remington Typewriter. Light,
handy, less costly. JONES i
FRENCH, jewelers..
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FOR SALE-Crushed stone of all
kinds, also fine building stone.
A. 3. Ross. p. o. Box 992.
Quarry 3 miles out on Ridge
road.
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/; took one hour and half ev-
cry morning to apply Charles
Boycr's Napoleon makeup for his
scenes with Grcla Barbo IN Con
quest
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Houses and Real Estate

LIVE AT HOMES acres, 21z
miles out on hard-Surfaced
road: - acres in cultivation,
36 fruit trees; 7-roOm house,
store building, all Out-build-
ings. Modern convenienceS.
$3.50. Terms $500 cash, bal
ance $3.50 per month. Station
Insurance & Realty Company
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On. GROOM HOUSE $1,000. One
5-room house $3.50. Both close
in and good state of repairs.
Easy terms. j, D. Solley. Phone
172.
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For Rent
16-Apdrtments

FOR RENT-Turnished and heat
ed apartment. 42l Sixth Ave.
w
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PECONDiTlONED Radios, Tabl,
and Cabinet models. Ranging
from s. 70 $3.50. Terms, 81
weekly. Brunson Furniture Co. 3"
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USED AND DEMONSTRATE
radios. Prices from IS {
$3.50. 81 weekly. Brunso
Furniture Co.
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'Eop SALE Five.room house.
Oak Hill Court, for $3.50. This
is cheap at this price. H. G.
Lxupsss,vt-xYss~-s 80.
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FOR SALE "A few good u.s.
radios. Midcity Tire Co.
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BELLS, BELLS, door bells,
school bells. church bells, dumb
bells. etc. Don't wait for 4 bell
to remind you to start saving
and don't be q dumb bell and
never start. Current dividends
I per cent. tax exemptions and
safety insured up 10 $4,000.
First Federal Savings & Loan.
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6-BuSiness Services

SEND 1T to the Superior Laun-
dry. It's the easy, convenient
solution to the family washing
problem. Phone l42 for c. G..
Collins OF +. L. Roper.
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GOOD COFFEE, BUT CHEAP
Only 25c for = lbs. and so good
you'll call for third cup. Ask
for our Sampler Coffee. The
Home Store. at depot.
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3-APETS
4.-Seeds and Plants

FALL PLANTING is better for
roses, fruit trees, grapes, ever
greens, and Towering shrubs.
Sinclair Nurseries. Jimmie SIM
clair. NIgv Phone S69-J.
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RIG USED CAR VALUES

BIG USED CAR VALUES
1893 Chevrolet Coach.
1885 Plymouth Sedan
1885 vs. Ford Sedan.
1888 Plymouth Sedan.
1891 Chevrolet Sedan.
1929 Chevrolet Coach.
1857 Plymouth Panel Truck
1896 CGrvsIcr Sedan.
Two 1881 Plymouth SedanS.
CITY MOTOR COMPANY
Chrysler and Plymouth .
phone 20 Fourth and hing.
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GaEi.z1.IsssT

COMPLETE CHEVROLET SER
.NICE-PalUuug. bOuy and fen
der work q specially on al.
makes OF cars. ASK any OF oui
customers. Most complete stoeA
of parts and accessories IL
town. Prices reasonable.
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For Sale
Auto, and Accessories

PLATE GLASS FOR AUTOS for
sale and installed by ;. ~
Wyder. Phone DIAL. Seventh
Ave. L.
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Special Notices
PERSONAL

STILL BUYING hides and fur
skins and selling Cood coffee, ?
lbs. for 25c. Shaman's Gro
Gerry. Phone oil.
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WANTED-Middle-ag aged couple. no chill
dren. for small farm. Good home. write
farm" care Times-News
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G2-RQd,os and SeJptc,