davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, July u R.-Eses, 16,s67:
tr5ssular Mixed col @eolors' !, SPECIAL packs packs
e1.4: mediums, 20a; dirties No. /. 2Oh;
averags checks 1914.
than extra. 32h4-33: extra ta2 score). 81:
frsts 1881 scores), 29-31h7: seconds
.s4.s7 sseores), 251a-2s. Centralized go
Cheese. 273925 steady to Arm. State.
whole milk nstS fresh fancy 1sI2; fresh
Whites resale Of premium marks. 3i-35;
nearby and Midwestern premium marks
$3.50: exchange specials, 81; exchange
standards. 24ha-25I2: fancy mediums.
26h-2e; exchange mediums. %: Pacific
Coast, jumbo and premiums 3Oi2-33la v:
Pacific Coast. specials. 2aE7-3O: Pacific
Coast standards. 2si2-2Q: Pacific Coast
mediums 2T-27H7.
Browns, extra fancy 2e7-31i9: nearby
and Western special packs. 1928; nearby
mediums, o426.
aDuck eggs extra large fancy, c4-25;
eeher nearby. large. fancy. 1928.
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CHICAGO, July II tP.-Receipts,
both locally and at seven principal
markets, showed sharp curtailment
when compared with the week previ-
Gus. The three-day period, instead
Of four monday being holiday at
practically all markets) hardly ac-
count'~g for the falling of of num-
bers OF all species, Sharply lower
prices on cattle and lambs during
the previous week was likely respon-
sible for the curtailment in receipts
Of these species, while the supply of
marketable hogs continues weekly to
show depreciation.
Locally, the cattle market was al
most runaway affair. killers and
shippers competing for the light sup
ply offered, prices advancing on prac-
tically all classes 50-75 cents, with
lighter weight steers and yearlings
and heifers showing more price up
turns, these getting the brunt of
price cuts last week 1t is rumored
in the trade that the price downturn
on grass cattle last week was re-
sponsib'' for more of this class stop
ping at the river markets, but even
there numbers showed a sharp cut,
compared with the previous week
With the shippers. order buyers and
local killers competing for the light
supply of killing cattle and a rela-
lively large proportion of the run
showing grain finish, the average
price of beef steers locally is around
So higher than it was in April when
top steers sold in Chicago at 1855
against late top of $16.75 paid this
week for prime 1852 pound Nebraska
fed steers. Each day this week saw
a new top on fed steers, these tops
being the highest paid locally since
1890.
Hog Prices Advance.
With the relatively light supply OF
good and choice butcher hogs scaling
l80-23o pounds prices locally and at
most markets around the circuit
showed upturns of $3.50 cents While
heavier weight butchers and packing
soWs made only slight price gains
selling generally under pressure prac-
tically on all sessions. Good and
choice light and medium weight hogs
were stimulated by the active and
sharply higher fresh pork trade, light
fresh pork loins moving upward to s3l,
the highest locally since September,
1929 The closing top on hogs at
Chicago was sl29o. this price not
being eoualed since September, 1928.
Lamb Values Recover.
The trade thought last week that
the seasonal fat lamo price decline
was being put into effect, but with
lighter receipts at practically all points
prices advanced 50-75 cents on Spring
lambs with very few yearlinss being
offered. But light supply OF slaughter
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US. TREASURY POSITION.
ss the Associated Press

b the Assoclateo Press.
The position of the Treasury July 9:
Receipts. SO, 900, ,4SS.57; expenditures,
Customs recep5s for he month
$40 .Sl1.1I.
Receipts for the fiscal year tslnce July
II. $l5S. ,4l0.4S; expenditures. S30S,-
slo447.s1 including S63 ,.34 3 Of
emergency expenditures: excess of eXpendi-
lures, Sl4a, 30, ,03i.3G; gross debt. S36.-
S44 i6l 6S6.3., an increase OF S5.94 :
1875 over the previous day: gold assets.
Sl23H7. ta4 ,5lo,7l, including Sll66, 400
1901 OF inactive gold
date last year,. Sl3,a45.49S.1l: expendi-
lures, S!0,4l 1874: net balance. S.
%Ol ,354. 90 2S; customs receipts for the
month SIS 6tT o6O.31
Receipts for the fscal year 1914 O26.-
230, so: expenditures S2O3. .4Sl t51.S4 in
ndixr eaIans $40 son'a OF smersensy o e1
+55.527.24; gross debt. S33.5Sl 90
Qe5.23: gold assets. Sl0623. 56@ .":,6. .O5
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DIVIDENDS ORDERED.

NEW YORK, July II (SpeciaD -
Directors of International Utilities
Corp. have declared dividends, for the
quarter ending July 81, of SITS per
share on the 81 prior preferred stock
and 87la cents per share on the $3.50
prior preferred. series 1881. both pay
able August to stockholders OF record
July ~.
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CANNING SEASON STARTS.

LURAY, Va, July IL Especially -
The cannery business in Page County,
which amounts to around a quarter Of
a million dollars annually, got under
way this week with the canning OF
the product from $50 acres of beans
by the Hawksbll Cannery here. In
addition to this cannery, Page County
has nine others, all of which can early
and late beans, and a large tomato
crop.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. July . GP.--Poultry. live. l
ear. 43 trucks; unsettled; hens over 3
pounds. IS: 5 pounds and less. 1s Leg
horn hens, a: fryers colored. 90, Plym-
broilers. colored., 20; Plymouth and White
Rock. 21; barehacks; IL; Leehorn. 10:
Springs: colored, %; Plymouth Rock
boosters IA. .Leghorn roosters 13; ,tur-
keys. hens. IS; toms. u; No. :? turkeys
up l2la: small. IL "a; geese -.
Butter. 1880; firm: creamery specials
ta3 score>. 3ll.-a4; extras t92>. 3oa4;
extra frsts f90-9lD. 3oi--i2; frsts 'SS-
s9>, 2al.-30; seconds ts4l2-S7l 49,
Etandards go centralized carlots'. 300.
Eges 1S463: weak; extra firSts local,
eht4 cars. 20a.; fresh-graded nrsts, To-
cal. 20; cars. 20ia: current receipts. 1872;
storage packed extras, 2li3; storage
packed hrStS. 2lL.
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INVESTMENT COMPANY
STOCK INDEX CLIMBS
srecial Dispatch to The Star.

sTeclsl Dispatch 10 The Star.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Investment
company common stock prices ad-
vanced last week, according TO the
averages compiled by Distributors
Group, Inc
The average for the common stocks
Tor 10 leading management compa-
nies influenced by the leverage factor
stood at 22.l4 at the close of July 9,
compared with 2ll9 on July q
The average of five mutual type
investment funds closed at 1853 on
July 8, compared with 1899 on July 2.
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sheep showed little price change.

sheep showed little price change
Locally best fat lambs went back
to sl2 paid by all interests. the closing
bulk Of natives going at 1l50-11.75.
Small lots OF fat ewes bulked at $500
$50. Advice from the range areas
indicate that a good demand Is in
prospect for feeding lambs, trade re-
ports indicating that upward to $3.50
per cwt. has been offered for straight
bands Of white-faced eve lambs for
Fall delivery
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES,

NEW YORK. July IL P.-Foreign ex-
change Arm: Great Britain in dollars.
others in cents. Great Britain, demand.
4.eSli: cables. 4.96la: 60-day bills. 80 I.
France. demand. 1854; cables, assn
Italy demand. 5.264: cables. 5.26l4.
Demands-Belgium. 16S4l2: Germany,
free. 401a: registered, - 80; travel,
27.lO; Holland. 54.p9; Norway. 2495;
Sweden. 25.6l: Denmark 22.lS; Finland.
2.19h. Switzerland. 229l: Spain. un-
quoted; Portugal. 4.5I: Greece. .al "a;
Poland. Is Q5: Czechoslovakis. 3.4a; YuRo-
slavia. 2.33; Austria. 1S.s9n; Hungary.
1850; Rumania, 10; Argentine. :3.1 On;
Brasil s.sO1.: TOXIC. 1895: shanehai.
2e.75 Hongkong 3O3T: Mexico City
27sb; Montreal in New York. o9.S1 u:
New York in Montreal. 100.lS?4.
n-Noninal
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

quiet on the stock exchange here today
with price movements irreEular. The gilt:
edge issues were Arm. Activity was light
PARIS. July - R-Weakness pre-.
vailed on the Bourse at the close today
In supply issues ssqe hesvy
Net losses OF 95 points BY the Bank OF
France. and $50 points by Suez Canal
were shown.
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FINANCING TO INCREASE.

NEW YORK, July IL (P.-New
financing scheduled for next week by
2 States and IS municipalities totals
S12,007, ,s07, compared with the re-
vised figure Of $11,040,60l for the last
week, according to the Daily Bond
Buyer.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. July - Op.-Call money
steady; per cent all day; prime COM
merciAl paper l per cent. Time loans
steady: 5000. days IN: As months l N
per cent; Bankers acceptances unchanged;
1920 days. b.i.;.4 months, M: 5-e
months, As-is. Rediscount rate. New York
Reserve Bank. "a per cent.
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Central Reports
May Net Income
At$l,2l5,940M Mark
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July l2.-New York
Central Railroad reported May net In
come after fixed charges OF sl,2l5,940,
equal to 19 cents share on the
capital stock against S73,493, or cent
a share. In May, 1885.
For the five months ended May 81,
net income was s7,669,43l, equal to
sl.l9 a share. against deficit Of
1884, 1892 In the same period last year.
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LIVE STOCK RUNS
REDUCED IN WEEK
Receipts Decline Sharply at
All Markets and Prices
Improve.

The tolloWtng reuieW OF the lipe
stock market TOR the Ueek ended
July 8 Was prepared for the Asso-
ciated Press by the United States
Department OF Agriculture:
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Approximate transactions Today.

~ private wire direct to The Star.
All time shown below is daylight savfns
on which the EXCHANGE 10 now operating.
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NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. July u CP.--Over-the-
Opening bid and asked prices:
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TRADING IS QUIET
IN BOND MARKET
Domestic Corporate Lis t
Sluggish With Swings
Fractions Both Ways.
Bond Averages

20 10 10 10
Rails. Indust. Utll. F'en
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INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK. July - rP,.-Nev York
security Dealers Association:
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T R E A 5 U r Y.
FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
HOME OWNERS LOAN.
FOREIGN BONDS.

2. s 1939-49--. 1OO.l9 10O.1S 100. 10
3s 1852 1929 1929 1929
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Siu BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOoN

value of the total narcotics trade
across the Pacific.
The last annual report OF the
bureau Of narcotics showed that
in 1885 major seizures and known
shipments in Honolulu, the Pacific
Northwes. and Southwest yielded
Approximately 2,033 tins Of
opium. At the current reputed
Honolulu sales price-$300 tin
value of this total would be
nearly 100000. This is a whole
sale price, probably one-half the
cost to the final consumer-the
addict.
This total does not include
white stuff" seizures Of cocaine,
morphine, hcroin and similar mar
cotics, which relatively are more
expensive than opium. Consider
sble quantities Of white stuff"
are taken yearly from mainland
points. although little is seized In
Honolulu. g
Honolulu definitely is not 4
dumping ground, way point, or
relay station for international
narcotics smuggling rings, au-
thoiities insist. They point out
that through shipment Of opium
and other narcotics to the United
States obviously is easier than at
tempts to transfer the contra
band here.
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ficient to maintain an addict 1875
days, allowing l6 grains per day,
which experts say is the minimum
sufficient TO keep 4 smoker go
ing.
Shortly aftcrward The price fell
by some $40 Il tin. Then Com
mander Stanley V. Parker was
assigned to Honolulu to coordi-
nate customs, internal revenue,
coast guard and narcotics law
enforcement. With Commander
Parker came u new staff of treas
ury agents and customs men.
The price drop may have been
occasiored by release in Honolulu
of large supply Of opium. With
vigorous enforcement moves in
the offing. n dealer or group Of
dealers might have rushed in to
dispose Of his stocks.
DRIVE WITHOUT FANFARE
Now, three months later, the
price is rising. Authorities grimly
remark that mot much of the
stuff is to be had at any price"
Without killing a man, and with
out publicity which they have
Stunned - the treasury depart
mcnt men have put n throttling
grip on n business whose ramifi-
cations and mysteries are end
less.
Information shows that shut
Ting back and forth OH passenger
ships from the Orient, for the
most part, are large stocks OF
narcotics which agents have been
unable to land. Secreted in false
bottom trunks, hidden in suit
eases. stuffed in tiny rubberized
silk bags, wrapped in glaee pa
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persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to present
them to the undersigned at the ad-
dress below, on or before January
IA, 1888, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This January II, 1887.
Mrs. Mary McGuinn, Administra-
trix Of the estate of W. 0. Nc
Quinn, deceased.
IIoW01 ftn
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per, inserted in rubber heel
plates, belts and false tccth-put
in the most cunning places that
some Of the worlds most vicious
criminals can devise the opium,
the herein. cocaine and morphine
must go on, travelling back and
forth until things ease up"
STRIKE HITS TRAFFICKERS
The Pacific coast maritime
strike has had ono little-known
blessing: it has cut into the de-
livery of dope traffickers. Orien-
tai dealers are known to favor
passenger ships for delivery pur-
poses, since their calls are more
dependable, and generally there
is less chance Of detection.
More important in relation to
the decline in Honolulu and trans
Pacific traffic has been the work
of Commander Parker, c. T.. Ste
vcnson, head of the Honolulu mar
catics bureau, Carl Eificr, chief
inspector Of customs, V. o. Brucn,
customs agent, and others.
Steamship lines are doing their
utmost to stamp out the trans
Pacific traffic. for they may be
fined as much as $4,000 for a
single seizure, or $25 an ounce
for opium or other dangerous
drugs discovered aboard ship
that have not been manifested. In
one year one line faced fines to-
falling $4,000, indicating size Of
the penalties attached to this Sec
ton of the law.
FLOW OF CONTRABAND
ESTIMATED
Size of the possible levies in
dicates, indirectly, the general
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A0MINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
trix of the estate Of Francis p.
Jones, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to present them to the under
signed on or before Feb. 8, 1888,
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of recovery. Persons indebt-
ed to said estate will please make
settlement at once with the UNI
dersigned. This Feb. 8, 1897.
BERTHE JONES REVlS,
Admnx. Francis p. Jones,
deceased.
"a Wcd-6tp
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was a poor boy in a little vii,
lage Of Piedmont, Italy, and wa.
admired for his athletic proves
Even when he became a priest ir
l84l, at the age of 26, his aero.
battles on Sundays brought many
Of the irreligiouS to his flock.
Don Bosco's greatest interest
however, lay in finding trades fol
poor and hayward children, anc
for this purpose be founded the
SaleSian Order FOR vocational
training. Starting in 1912 with
20 pupils, his classes grew in four
years to 20 times that size. When
he died in 1888, there were 25C
houses of the Salesian Order ir
all parts of the world. These
taught 10000 children annually.
and graduated about $4,000 ap.
prentices each year.
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HONOLULU BAR
TO NARCOTICS
Becomes Bulwark Against
Smuggling Across Ocean
From Asia
BY wendell. BURCH
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

HONOLULU, Feb. 10. (UP)-
Down murky Tin Can Alley, thru
dlab resorts, and over the grape
vine" word has gone out that the
price of opium is rising.
Last October smoking opium
was selling for S305 a tin-lead
and brass containers about the
size of small tobacco cans, hold
ing six and two-thirdS ounces, or
2,917 grains. That supply is suf-
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PLAYWRIGHT DEAD

NEW YORK. Feb 10. (UP).-
Samuel Shipman, whose current
PLAY "Behind Red Lights" is now
playing on Broadway. died yester-
day of heart attack. He had
been i'll two days.
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In 1893, Pope

In 1888, Pope
Plus XI canon
lied Don Bosco.
The saints por-
trait appears on
one of the Vat
lean stamps is
sued in 1886 in
connection with
the c a I h olic
Press Congress
in Rome.
EA Service, Incl
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
trix of the estate of W. o. Nc
Quinn, deceased, late of Hender-
son county, this is to notify all
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Brownlow Jackson has torn
down his house on the corner of
Fifth and Church and is erecting
a modern filling station.
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CORONATION DUCKS

SYDNEY, N. s. w. (UP)-
Sydney ducks will help to satisfy
the poultry requirements OF some
of London's coronation visftert.
been received from London by \.
A. Rhodes. Natraville farmer.
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S ,;;IFIED DISPLAY RATE
49, 60 ,.r inch

,,.;crm charge. -'S'
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p. 90 5 responsible or sub
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p .i.,~ n notify Immediately
F., ID corrections OF needed
IT, .l,,,ifed ads taken over
|sYsons, . ,,,,os
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T. ...s sy,cp, 20 business men
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FURS-HIDES-Thcy are bringing
good prices and we are buying
heavily. Bring them in ut once
for top prices. Shcrman'S Groc-
cry. Phone OIL.
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PREPARATION zoe,
DR.. Caldwel's Syrup Pcpsin
SOC, Pure Russian Mineral Oil
29c pit. Pure Norwegian Cod
Liver Oil SOC pit, Cold Capsules
25c. Freeze Drug Co.
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3I-Real Estate

WANTED to rent country home
in the Flat Rock section with at
least five acres of good ground.
Must be available from June LIST
TO November LIST. Will pay up
To $500 for the right accommo-
dations. Please write in detail!
regarding property and SEND
picture, If possible. Adress Pc.
BOX 154, Miami Beach, Fla.
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FOR SALE-Guns, pistols, clocks,
graphaphoneS, stoves, kitchen
cabinets, sinks, molasses, Irish
potatoes, corn, wood. furniture,
tools. Govan Hydcr. Phone $780,
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STEAM HEATED ROOM, private
bath and private entrance. 63l
Fourth Ave. w. J. H. Yelton.
Phone Si4.
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For Rent
I7-Houses

FOR RENT - 5-RoOM APART.
MENT; 5-ROO M, S-ROOM
HOUSE, HEATING PLANT; 2
STORE ROOMS, WELL LO-
GATED. o. ROY KEITH, REAL
ESTATE. PHONE 81.
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32-Rooms and Houses

WANTED for summer season
four-bedroom house or larger,
modern convcniences. Vicinity
of Hendersonville. Give details.
Mrs. Gray, $50 n. +. Gath St.,
Miami, Fla.
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WANTED TO RENT a strictly

WANTED TO RENT n strictly
modern house. Must have three
or. four large bedrooms, fur
mace. good basement, up-to-date
kitchen, laundry and bathroom
fixtures, hardwood floors, sun
room and breakfast nook if pos
sible. w. o. Croft. Phone 763-
J.
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2S-Help (Male)

CREW CUTTERS and heavy log
cling operations. Also reliable
handy young man by the month.
Refer to Owen T. Parry, RID.
/. Hendersonville, n. G.
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40--Miscellaneous

WANTED - To bay typewriter.
Must be in good condition.
Phone 75A-J.
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Special Notices

FREE! IL excess acid causes you
stomach ulcers, gas pains, in
digestion, heartburn. Get free
sample doctors prescription,
Udga, ut Economy Drug Store.
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43-Personal Property

LCST-Dark blue hand bag con-
tanning glasses, small coin purse
and key. Liberal reward. Freeze
Drug Co.
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WANTED - To buy good
clean cane seed at 81 per
bushel. A lso Lespedeza
seed at market. Bring them
here or write me what you
have. B. M. Granting,
Granting, S. c.
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PERSONAL SERVICE goes along
with our shop service. We give
close, personal attention to the
family laundry, cleaning, dye
ing, altering, pressing, etc. Mil
ler'S Laundry and Dry Cleaners.
l29 Fourth Ave. T.. Phone 1881
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FoRDSoN TRACTOR PARTS -
Second hand, one-half price.
Wade VI. King, new location,
Main ST., below courthouse.
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WE ARE GLAD TO ANNOUNCE
to the public the home Service
of the Delco' Light and Pump
Agency. A. NJ. Feather.tone at
Gray & Higgins. Phone 2S4.
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I5-MisceNaneous

FOR SALE-Whe.s straw, bales
average 20 to so lbs. soc per
bale. 100 miles delivery. {. b.
Sitter, ClaremOnt, y. c.
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is THIS TRUE! Henderson Coun-
~ now has a local institution
fully able and willing to grant
Il home loan to every applicant
who can qualify at low costs
and on easy terms. Prove it.
First Federal Savings & Loans"
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WE SERVICE all makes Of radios.
Satisfaction guaranteed. No
charge for testing tubes. Brun-
son Furniture Co.
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LCST-Male wi-c-haircd terrier.
Black and White. Last seen near
p. o. Call sew.
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WANTED
27-Farm Products

PAYING Ice a pound for friers.
Top market prices for other
poultry. Phone S4S. Nj. X. Cox,
Third Ave. L.
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l0-Tronsportation
12-Radios and Service

RADIOS-We have a few good
buys left. Mideity Tire Co. =
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GLOVER JONES has cash buyer

for brick residence outsiue CITY,
also acreage on highway Nc.
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