davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. April % LP.-copper
a9a2; Tin barely steady: SPOT and nearby,
e 30; forward. 3s35: Lead steady: SPOT.
New York. 45O-55; East St. Louis, 435
Zinc. steady; East St. Louis SPOT and for
ward. 4.25. Iron. aluminium. antimony
quicksilver. platinum and wolframite un-
changed.
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INVESTING ASSETS DOWN.

NEW YORK, April ~ R.-Amer-
ican international Corp, investing
concern, reported net assets as of
March 81 based on market quotations
equaled $4.63 a common share. As Of
last Saturday, however. the value had
risen to $3.50 a share, 1t was said A
year ago net assets equaled $2l.S7 =
common share,
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DECLINE is RECORDED
IN CEMENT PRODUCTION
BY ;he Associated Press.

By ;ht Associated Press.
The Bureau of Mines reported the
Portland cement industry produced
$4,000 barrels in March, shipped
7,259O00 from mills and had in stocks
at the end of the month 22,e8l 900
barrels.
Production and shipments for the
month showed decreases of 304 and
10 per cent, respectively, as compared
with March a year ago. Stocks at
mills were 1913 per cent lower than
year ago.
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CURB LIST GOES
T0H|GHERLEVELS
Industrial SpeciaIties Lead
Rjse-Uti|ity Group Also
Prominent.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 22-Industrial
specialties paced the curb market into
higher ground today. Utilities con-
tinued Thursdays climb and few
metals turned in stable gains.
Up more than 4 points near the
final hour was Sherwin Williams,
while smaller upturns were made by
American Airlines, American Meter,
Carrier Corp. Consolidated Mining,
Jones &; Laughlin and Technicolor.
NeWmont Mining, ahead nearly 4,
was we'll in front of other metals.
Favored among utilities were North
ern States Power "A" American Gas
e. Electric, each up more than
point. Cities Service was a trifle
lower.
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j.. NEW YORK. April .2 aP..,susar fu-
erinss and some Cuban buying.
May No; 3 sole, off to 80 while July
higher. In the No. 4 July sold at "a and
March from 1OSl7 to ora. with the
market around the beginning Of the last
hour unchanged to n point net higher.
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r In bankruptcy or receiyership or heinz
reoraanized under the Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed by such companies
are annual disbursements based on the
iast quarterly or semi-annual declarations.
unless otherwise noted special or extra
dividends are not included
Also extra or extras eDeclared or
pald so FAR this year. no regular rate
! Fayable in stock. sPaid .ast year.
paid or declared this year. WV With war
rants. XIV without warrants. war War.
rants,
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK

NEW YORK. April 90 l#s Estate De.
including sac direct, Steers and bulls
r~1inal: cows. undertone steady to weak;
z -w rev head low cutter and cutter, 400.
vealers and calves. $40, Including sof,
direct. Market nominal WV
Market nominal ''''
nal "oh"i'
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FAILS TO ACT ON DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK. April % (P.-United
States & International Securities
Corp. an investing company, an
nounced it's directors took no action
on the first preferred stock dividend
due at this time. The company paid
$l,25 in previous quarters.
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General Motors Corp.-Cleveland
Fisher Body Plant has gone on FIVE
day week and several hundred addi-
tional men have been called back
Plant has been operating three days
a week.
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Hudson Motor Car Co.-Shipments
and orders Of 1888 models Of subsidiary,
Hudson Motors of Canada, Ltd, to
April II were 9.3 per cent above total
for same period Of previous year.
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ODD.L0T DEALINGS.
By the Associated Press.

The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers with
York Stock Exchange for April 81: 4.115
purchases involving 110,141 shares; 3,422
sales involving 11O.462 shares
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RUBBER FUTURES,

NEW YORK, April % t4,.-crude rubber
I19stHseS s9zsss opened pen. to hisher y NAY,
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DOLLAR GOES HIGHER
IN LONDON DEALINGS
BY the Associated Press.

BY III. Associated Press.
LONDON. April 22.-The United
States dollar gained z cent in sterling
terms today Final rate was 4.983a
to the pound against sterling at 499l4
in New York over night.
French francs continued weak. clos
ing 1871 to the pound against 1902
yesterday.
PARIS. April % LP).-United States
dollars finished at 1925 francs (3.l0O
cents to the france in foreign exchange
transactions today In comparison
the franc rate in New York overnight
was 3.137 cents. Exchange on London
1908.
Three per cent rentes in the Bourse
were 1850; 4'2s a. 75.75; 4l2s, 1887,
1880.
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MONTREAL SILVER,

MONTREAL. Aprll -" P--silver f,,-
tures opened :0-30 higher. May. 4ls5,
April, s5 bid.
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NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, April n R.-Bar
silver, 42%, unchanged.
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DU POINT PROFITS
REDUCED SHARPLY
Quarters Net at $7,176,571
Against $14,8O6,5 ,572 in
Same 1887 Period.
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 22.-The GUAR.
terly pamphlet report Of E. I. du
Pont de Nemours g. Co. for the first
three months OF this year showed
today consolidated net earnings for
the common stock totaled 37,176,571,
equal to IS cents a share, compared
with $l4.so6,572. or $1.34 a share, in
the first quarter last year.
American Rolling Mill.
American Rolling Mill Co. reported
flrst-quarter net loss OF 6197,310, in
contrast with net profit of $2,320,916
in the first quarter Of 1887, equal to
80 cents share on the common. The
company has plants at Middletown
and GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Ashland, KY;
Butler, Pa, and Kansas City.
General Cable Corp.
General Gable Corp. reported for
the three first months net loss of $685.
l47, after providing for the Federal
profits surtax, compared with net profit
OF $887,652 equal to Al cents a share
on the common, in the similar period
last year. 1t has plants at Baltimore.
Rome, N Y; Detroit, ST. Louis. Fort
Wayne, Ind; Mobile, Ala, and in New
Jersey.
NJ A. Hanna Co.
The M. A. Hanna Co today re-
ported a first quarter net profit OF
S57 .562.47 equal to A cents a share
on l29.62l shares of S5 cumulative
preferred stock outstanding, COM
pared with net profit for the same
period year ago OF S494,0l5.
Bon Ami Co.
Bon Ami Co., makers of cleaning
and polishing compounds. reported
for March quarter net profit of $751;
800. equal to Sl62 a share on class
"A" stock and 90 cents share on
the class "B." In the 1887 March
quarter profit was s3l7.30e, equal to
$l.54 and 81 cents. respectively, on
the two classes of stock.
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Washington Exchange

SALES.
woodward & Lothrop pfd.-5 at l13
Bid and Asked Prices.
RONnS
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An international congress Of -four
millers will be held In Prague, Czecho-
slovakia.
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Middle West Corp.

CHICAGO, April 60 tP,.-Middle
West Corp. reported 1887 consolidated
net income of sl.8a6.l07, or 56 cents a
share on capital stock, compared with
1888. $50. or 49 cents. in 1896. Cor
porate net income, not consolidated.
amounted to $759.067, or % cents
share, compared with s54S,743. or is
cents, III 1886.
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INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK April 30 tP).-Investment
Brokers Conference, Inc.
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Elk dividend
I Plus extras e2es extra. fe1aes ex-
ma, IRA n g, .5c ,ea. extra. ESl4 extra paid No
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Increase or decrease fn
millions OF dollars since.
Apr. 20, Apr. l3, Apr. II,
lt3S ln3s lgI.
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

or paid so far this year.
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BY ADELAIDE HUMPHREYS

thing. Pay my respects to a very
gallant lady-a game little sport. !"
Connie had received many COM
plimentS from many men, but
none had ever pleased her quite
so much.
maybe it would be best for us
to 90 back to the McCally'S,"
Bret suggested.
w'Please don't! I'd much rather
keep on. If l were a man that's
what you'd do, isn't it,"
perhaps. But ="
Didn't you just say I'd prov
ed as good as one?"
He laughed. "YOu win;" Once
more they started on their way.
Now the snow had stopped fall
ing; the hills rose like tall, sheath
ed sentinels guarding the slum-
boring valleys. 1t was almost as
light as day. This was, indeed, a
new world, spotless in its CLEAN
ing purity, silent, breath-taking,
magical.
"It's like sanctuary" Connie
murmured. "A place apart. I'll
never forget this drive. | would
not have missed it for anything"
His eyes smiled into hers, as
though he understood what she
meant. They did not talk much,
sharing the silence Of the night,
as well as its strange, eerie beau
ty. They might have been the
only living creatures -- this man
and this girl-so completely did
this whole wild world belong to
them alone.
When they reached their desti-
nation it was long past midnight.
The village was asleep under its
blanket Of snow, its little group
of houses nesting close. High on
hill the tall steeple of its little
white church rose against the
mountains, keeping watch over
all.
This was where Katie Blyn,
who had been Constance Corby,
was to live and work, dream and
play; this where she was to try
her wings, find that freedom so
long sought.
Like it," Bret asked, at her
side. He seemed to sense her
mood, almost her thoughts. at
may not appear very GRANDEUR
less you have the seeing eye. But
you'll find it friendly and kind
and simple. l hope" he added
with those same qualities. you
will find much more than that.
Maybe your hearts desire"
Then he laughed; "Mrs. Par
son will think Pm bringing home
a bride, arriving at such an
hourw
They had pulled up now in
front of a square brick house that
sat we'll back on the Main street.
It's walls were almost completely
covered with ivy that still clasped
its green leaves; its wide porch
was supported by tall colonial
columns; over hte door was an
exquisite fanlgiht, delicately
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color Of FURNISHED copper.

color OF DulnlSncu copper.
Come on down, Eloisc," her
mother called. ITS Bret, come
home. ! reckon you all won't be
sorry to hear that" Her voice
held a teasing note; her chins
shook with suppressed laughter.
"He'S brought a friend - which
should please you as well, since
there arc few girls your own age
and kind to make friends with :.
Come on down. Bid them both
welcome"
The girl came down, though
somewhat reluctantly. She started
to hold out a slim hand toward
Bret, but he laughed, bent his
head, gave her cheek brief
caress. "Why so formal" he
chided. II don't believe you're
one bit glad Pm back" Then to
Connie: "Eloise and grew up
together; she's practically the
same as my own sister. AS Aunt
Bertha said I, too, hope you girls
will become great friends"
Connie extended hand; the
girl accepted it, murmured a quiet
greeting. But there was no well
come in her face, not much
friendlincss. Connie knew the
reason. This was the girl whose
heart would have been broken, as
the old mountain woman had said,
had Bret Hardesty brought home
a bride.
(To be continued
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By WILLIAMS

above proceeding has been COM
menced in the office of the clerk
of the superior court for Hender-
son county, N. c., for purpose Of
sale for partition Of the lands de-
scribed in the verified petition of
the plaintiff which is now on file
in this office; the said lands be-
ing owned by the plaintiff and
the defendants as tenants in COM
mon (subject to an estate by
curtesy belonging to w. A. Gar
land, ST., in Il PIP interest in
same), and which land is fully de-
scribed by meets and bounds in
deed from r. W. Balm to Claire
S. Wilmot, ct al, dated June %,
1925, and recorded in the office
of the register Of deeds for Hen
derson county, n. c., in deed
book 1877 at page 1877. And the
said defendants are further no
titled that they are required to
appear at the office Of the clerk
of superior court for Henderson
county, n. c., on or before the
2Sth day of February, 1888, and
answer, demur, or otherwise plead
to the verified petition Of the
plaintiff which is now on file in
this office, or the relief demand
ed in said petition will be granted.
This the 9th day Of Jan, 1888.
S. r. CATHEY, Asst,
Clerk of Superior Court Hender-
son County, N. c. l-7-Fri-4tp
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Something Your Home You Would Like SELF ADVERTISED Se
hRLekeyt Girl IL the Max0Ef4!9'
kNIQ E7lk.J "
coprisht 1898, NeA Service. Inc.

wrought. A row OF stately elms
thanked the crumDlng walk.
"Why, this house must be over
a hundred years old" Connie ex-
claimed. at must have been a
perfectly lovely house in its day"
"Shsh.w Bret put a finger to
his lips. They had come through
the gate; he placed her bag on
the steps. 1T still is, my dear
young lady! Aunt Bertha--as l
told you everyone calls her-she
thinks it the finest mansion in
the whole countryside, I'll have
you understand. And, one other
thing" his eyes twinkled warn
ingly, you will be her guest. No
West Virginia lady ever takes in
boarders, or accepts the smallest
charity, you know"
"Ill not forget" Connie prom
Used. They cvuIo nave movement
inside the house now; a bolt shot
back; the big door opened.
A woman peered out, holding
high candelabrum; her head
was wrapped in q lacy cap; her
huge person envcloped in a faded
old flannel robe.
"Wel, WELL" her face fairly
bcamed, IF it isn't Breton. And
someone else with you? That's
nice. Come in, come in"
She might have been clothed in
the finest laiment, receiving
royalty, her manner was 50 warm
and hospitable, so dignified and
sincere.
Bret performed the introduce
tons; explained the delay that
caused them to arrive so late, and
that Miss Blyn was to help in the
camp office. He said he hoped
she would find that she could
take Miss Blyn in, and make her
feel at home.
"As if friend of yours would
not be heartily welcomew There
was reproach in the small, merry
eyes; they rested on him with
motherly affection. "That is more
than enough forjme. I'd be right
happy to have you, as my guest,
Miss Blyn. III have Eloise show
you to the south room; you'll
find it the most pleasant. And if
you'd like to wash up, my boy, I'll
see what | can do, meantime,
about bit of something warm.
You both must be famished"
mo need to bother" Bret pro-
tested. "Pll go on over to the
hotel; see if they've still held my
same room
you'll do no such thing" Mrs.
Parson reproved him. She acted
as though being disturbed at mid
night, and preparing a bite to eat
for her guests, was an ordinary
occurrence.
A girl had come down the
stairs as far as the landing. She,
too, wore faded, plain wrapper
but she was a very pretty girl
Connie had never seen such hair
1t hung, like a cloak of glory
nearly to her waist; it was the
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CAST OF CHARACTERS

CAST OF CHARACTERS
CONSTANCE CORBY hero
inc; richest girl in the world.
BRET HARDESTY - hero
bridge builder.
RODNEY BRANDON - Con
MES 6ance.
KATIE BLYN-Connie's "dou
ble."
Yesterday: Driving south with
Bret Hardesty, Connie is expert
encing a vast adventure. Ane
then their car skids, suddenly
sickeningly.
CHAPTER TX
They had skidded into ditch
facing the bank, which was for
tunate. At the other side of the
road there was sheer drop OF
more than q thousand feet.
Even this is bad enough,
Bret said. "If only you could
drive :"
But | can"
you CAM Apparently he had
not counted on such good fortune
"Do you suppose you could back
up on to the road, if | stand out
side and give directions?'
She said she could do her best.
She felt she could do anything,
with him to guide her. Without
further delay, she slipped into the
drivers seat as Bret got out.
Don't slam on the brakes too
quickly Bret warned. do ex-
actly as l tell you. Remember
that drop on the left don't
know" he shook his head, "may-
be l ought not to let you attempt
it."
Her eyes met his. There was no
heSitancy or fear in them. "Didn't
I tell you Pm not afraid, Bret
Hardesty? You'd let me try it if !
were man, wouldn't you?"
That's just it
THAT is it exactly We're not
going to park here all night just
because l happened TO have been
born lady" Her laugh was as
gay as though she would not be
taking her very life in her small
hands in another moment.
"Okay," he agreed shortly; but
she did not miss the flash of ad'
miration in his dark eyes. Throw
her into reverSe-easy, remem'
Der! Stop the second / shout out
at you-and don't forget the en-
ergencyr'
Those next few moments were
ones Connie was never to forget
moments during which, ear:
strained for Bret's directions, she
shifted gears, twisted and turned
with all her young strength. KEEP
a steady nerve as well as her wit
about her. But she managed t.
back on to the road at last.
Climbing in beside her, Bre
frankly mopped his forehead il
relief. 81 wouldn't want to liy'
through that every day. he tolt
her. But ! do want to do some
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NEW GLACIAL SPECIMENS

BUDAPEST. (UP)-Discoyery
of a number of plants and ami
mails which have survived from
the remote glacial ages has been
announced by University of De-
brescen. They comprise early
forms of snakes, butterflies and
beetles and unknown forms OF OF
chids and rare grasses.
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TURBAN SAVES LIFE

BOMBAY. (UP)-Attaeked by
a lion in the jungle near Jhansi,
a young herder saved himself oy
whipping off his turban and stuff
ing it in the animals mouth, ac-
cording to word reaching mere,
While the animal struggled 10
eject the heavy folds Of cloth, the
syouth escaped.
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BAN FERRET HUNTING

GUELPH, Ont. (UP)-lllegal
hunting of rabbits by the use Of
ferrets is banned in this district.
The Wellington Fish and Game
Protective association has called
on provincial police for help in
stopping the practice because of
the threatened extinction Of rab-
bits.
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NOTICE

North Carolina,
Henderson County.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
Ann Bolton
VS..
Claire S. Wilmot, Henrietta ?
Caption, w. A. Garland, Sir,
(widower), W. A. Garland, Jr;,
and wife, Elizabeth Garland
Elizabeth Garland Keith and
husband, Claude G. Keith,
Maude Marlborough Tut and
husband, G. C. Tut, Jr.
The defendants Claire S. Viii,
mot, Henrietta P. Caption, w. A
Garland, Jr., and wife, Elizabeth
Garland will take notice that the
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business Services

' '''SS - Lots Of repairs and
~. improvements in the eom-
\ need the shop service
,,.' ana materials the Hender-
, '..ye Lumber Co. can fur
~@n' Phone AZ. Near depot
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STILL BUYING hides and fur
skins and selling good coffee, 2
lbs. for 25c. Sherman's Gre
Gerry. Phone Oil.
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4O-MisceIaneous

WE PAY CASH for good used
furniture. Reliable Furniture
Co. Opposite courthouse. Phone
1896.
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Ostrich eggs may weigh more
than three and half pounds and
be equal in weight to % hens
eggs.
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|sS for your auto windows
: doors to keep you dry and
pm. Good top material; side
l'alns for model A cars; also
cHalhns. Louis Williams, It'll
3, Z. .
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Special Notices
PERSONAL

MIN OLD AT 4Ol GET PEP.
U1L4N New Ostrex Tonic Tab
let's contain raw oyster invigo-
rators and other stimulants.
One dose starts new pep. Value
$1.OO. Special price, csc. Call,
write Justus Pharmacy.
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Ia RIDE COLD when our
pm heater will keep you COM
(FiaO.e. Midcity Tire Co.
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S-Foodstuffs

Z MADE DOUGHNUTS with
/. good coffee. Blue Grill.
.ate dining rooms.
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SPECiAIS--K;rz mae

! SPECiALS - King mack
=. |. whole l21z h., sliced 15c,
aae9S &c, pollock 15c, dress
!. "a" trout 15c, oysters, stan
w. 39c qt., select oysters
!. ~, Fresh eggs 25e. Bat
'''el trters and other poul-
W. h. Cox. Phone 848.
I'D Ave. f. =
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7-Professional Services

EYES TROUBLING YOU? Come
in and learn by scientific ex-
animation if you need glasses,
or a change in lenses. Leona
Allen Young, Optometrist.
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For Sale
Autos and AccessorIs'
pRE.REhSONAI. SALE

YNE-N LNROF NJ
are reducing our stock OF
id ears preparatory to enter
J our new quarters and there
Re are offering unusually at
ac..ye bargains.
VS. Deluxe 4-DoOr Sc
lr with trunk and radio,
Q,G0O miles; used as a
reAmcpd $3.50.
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WANTED
37--To Spap

1o5-AcRE FARM, rich soil, good
buildings, pasture, apple and
peach orchard, on paved road,
power line, one mile town, R.
R., schools, churches, in Oconee
county, S. c. Will trade for
Henderson county farm prop
erty. Box CO." Times News.
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[!HlPMAN MOTOR co.
PRICED TO SELL

'lTY MOTOR COMPANY
Chrysler and Plymouth
i 80 Fourth and King. :
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LAUNDRY DINGY? Let US do it
the Superior way and it will be
returned with snow-like white
ness. Call c. c. Collins or f.
L. Roper. Superior Laundry.
Phone l42.
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LAUNDERING as you expect it.
We cater to the desires of our
customers and do our utmost
to please them if modern ma
chinery and skilled labor will
do it. Try Miller'S Cleaners &
Laundry. Phone 153. 120
Fourth Ave. E.
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9-Personal Property

JANUARY SPECIAL-Fifty lbs.
AGA. tick all cotton mattress
$685.. Reliable Furniture Co.
Opposite courthouse. Phone
1896. More value for your
money.
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LssIFIED DISPLAY RATE
6Oe per inch

| mum charge, 25e.
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Sl56,O2l.OO loaned on SS homes
in 1887. We continue to offer
the best home loan that can be
had. Call at our office and file
your application today. First
Federal Savings & Loan Assn
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For Rent
1S-Furnished Rooms

CLOSE IN steam heated room,
weekly or monthly. Phone II.
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE, fine
for gifts or your own use. Rea-
sonably priced. Jones & French,
jewelers..