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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-15
LIONS CLUB

The club is issuing this call
following the meeting last Thurs
day evening-"COME ON BACK,
'NEVY'," etc, etc. ''NEVY" was
absent secretary says it's the
first time except the week he
took vacation to see the girl
friend in Georgia. and Lion
MONDUL was forced to the dou-
BILE roll of tanner and TAIL
TWISTER. Majority opinion was
that he's (MONDUL) too good.
Therefore, the call for "NEVY".
JOE sure thought of original
and nonsensical reasons why
brother Lions should depart with
dimes--and he had practically the
whole club up to the maximum
MUY PRONTO. He nailed al
most everybody for cor ing out in
the rain to meetina Now, we
ask you--is that fair2 Yet-he
made it stick. IS SHINE'
DAY was reporting 1 Governor
"JOE'S" remarks on Ing the
status of our club. is SUN
SHINE: g. Joe sad we've got
the Invest young club in the state
of Florida. TESS" WALDEN
rared back in his seat at that and
'.roared" forth with "As if we
didn't know it,. All sobered up,
though, when SUNSHINE" re-
ported that Governor JOE" had
written a note to our president
and stated that Even after the
effects of our high-class enter
tainment had worn off, he still
thought we had the hvest. young
club in the state-if not one of
the BEST among ALL CLUBS in
District 35". We sobered up, as
stated-because, somehow, we
gathered that JOE" meant what
he said-and that we would have
to bear down" and earn his con-
tinued opinion--unchanged.
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CHARTER NO. 4U72.
RESERVE DISTRICT NO. o
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
KEY WEST IN THE STATE OF
FLORIDA. At THE CLOSE OF
nVrGUNEGG nv GEpT % I49S.

published in response to call
made by Comptroller of the Cur
reney, under Section 5211, u. s. Re-
vised Statutes.)
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Loans and discounts IS sos, 295.77
Overdrafts ..........-............... 34.65
United States Govern
menl obligations, di-
rect and fully guar
anteed ......-....,.........-....- 42S,520.OT
Other bonds, stocks.
and securities ............ l69,592.23
Banking house. &c.,
$500; Furniture and
fixtures, $12,116.S6 -. 2S,991.S6
Real estate owned other
than banking house =. 49.63S.72
Reserve bank s9,S3s.ss
Cash, balances with
other banks, and cash
items in process of
collection ''.................,.. 25s,3Se1s
other assets ........................ l2.10
-
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ssbseribs . o. cllasn.
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4, T. j. Trevor. Cashier %
the AIoxe-a2nsed hank. Go solemn
~ swear that the above sEatemenx
is trRe 90 the best % ray kn0wf-
edge ana belief.
:. T. TREVOR.
CgMhEer
commentaries:
WM r. PORTER
~ TEa1kN PSCKs
JAMES n STuwEgS
Dtrmcxerm
Swmrn to and snhscrlNed hefer&
m@ ah8s Itth sAag % fAxteAser. 1858.
fNNx&ry S&4t9
WA. A FREEMAN.
&akATY kaMkate. stats nE FS0rt6a at
large Nw F.sEs znsxNsnss Exp5vea
April ~. 1871.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFeTHE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
MONROE COUNTY, IN CHAN

KATHRYN b. JONES, a widow
Plaintiff
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR NON
ROE COUNTY. IN cHANCERT.
No. S-3o.
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BEN G. KENDALL.
Plaintiff,
VS.. Tax Sale Foreclosure.
REALTY COR
PoRATION. n Florida corpora
ton, ct al.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-05-19

Rope Climb (girls)-Junior A,
Doris Hamilton of Pryor, Patsy
Harris of Pryor, Rachel Vein
berg of Hardin; Junior B., Dor
is La Valley of Hardin, Betty
Jean Drake of Grow Agency,
Dorothy Bromgard of Hardin;
Junior c., Phyllis Hager of Wy
ola, Cleo Trenholme of Hardin,
Junior D., Lola Nelson of Grow
Agency, Beverly Rhinehart of
Hardin, Jeanette Codneys of
Hardin; Junior E., Vala Beth
Shreve of Hardin, Anna Marie
Herman of Wyola, Leah Zier of
Hardin; Senior A., Ellen Jean
Vickers of Hardin, Betty M.
Cunningham of Hardin, Ruth
Pitsch of Grow Agency; Senior
B., Lora Enchoff of Crow Agen-
cy, Theresa Schmidt of Grow
Agency, Alma Mabe of Hardin;
Senior c., Agnes Old Bear Of
Crow Agency; Senior D., Lydia
Nedens of st. Xavier.
Hundred Yard Dash (girls)-
Junior A., Marie Helgeland of
Pryor, Evelyn Cryder of Har-
din, Julia Reichard of Hardin;
Junior B., Mary Swift of Crow
Agency, Grace Bullshows OF
Pryor, Iris Taylor of Hardin,
Junior c., Gladys Simpson of
Hardin, Marilyn Bair of Hardin,
Lorena YelloWtail of Crow Ag-
ency; Junior D., Beth Martin of
Warman, Dorothy Hilderman OF
st. Xavier, Marjorie Frickle of
Hardin; Junior E., Wanda Kill
patrick of Hardin, Vala Beth
Shreve of Hardin, Anna Marie
Herman of Wyola; Senior A.,
Lucille Landon of McRae. Es-
Their Fries of Hardin, Billy M.
Cunningham of Hardin; Senior
B., Shirley Clark of Sarpy. Flor
ence Redding of Sarpy, Rachel
Fcltz of Wyola; Senior D.. Josie
LIE Febre of St. Xavier, Emma
La Forge of Wy>,a, Margaret
eyank of Grow Agency; Senior
E., Catherine Smells of Pryor,
Martha LacRenmer of Pryor,
Alice Iron of Grow Agency.
Hop, Step and Jump girls
Junior A., PATSY Harris of Pryor,
Evelyn Cryder of Hardin, Lor-
raine Pitt of Spring Creek; Jun
ior B., Grace Makami of Grow
Agency, Bonnie Bell of Hardin,
Grace Bullshows of Pryor; Jun
ior c., Gloria Conner of Grow
Agency; Gladys Simpson of
Hardin; Junior D., Dorothy
Hilderman of Camp 5, Berna-
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PAGE THREE

rositions on the Missouri river
improvement work north of Ru-
10, Nebraska. .
Applicants must be at least
l8, but under SIS years of age to
apply for the position of mate,
dredge. Those applying for the
position of assistant inspector
triver, harbor and waterways
conStruction) must be at least
ID. but under so years of age.
Male applicants are desired for
these examinations.
Applications for the mate,
dredge, examination must be
filed before June 6, 1898. Appli-
cations for the assistant inSpec-
tor (river, harbor and water
ways construction) must be
filed before June Is, 1888.
Applications for these posit-
ions must be filed with the Sec
rotary, Board of U. S. Civil
Service Examiners, U. S. Engin-
aer office, 1924 City National
Bank Building, 18th and Harvey
Streets Omaha, Nebraska.
Full information may be OBJ
tanned from that office, from
the local post office, or from
he manager, Eighth U. S. Civil
Service District, 932 New Post
Office Building, St. Paul, Min
neSOta.
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dine Walters of Hardin, Ida
LIE Febre of st. Xavier; Junior
E., Thelma Hyde of Hardin ,
Polly Crawford of Pryor, Gladys
Bird Hat of Pryor; Senior A.,
Eleanor Arndt of Hardin, Lor-
enc Petit of Wyola, Annabelle
Clawson of Grow Agency; Sen
Tor B., Mary Warren OF Grow
Agency, Pauline Schaller of
Hardin, Evelyn lie Febre of st.
Xavier; Senior c.. Alice Hawk
of Camp 5, Dorothy Weinberg
of Hardin, Maxine Russell of
Pryor; Senior D., Marian Bends
of Grow Agency, Josie LIE Febre
of St. Xavier, Laura Hawk of
st. Xavier; Senior E., Catherine
Smells of Pryor, Alice Iron of
Wyola.
Fifty yard dash (girls)|un-
ior A., Patsy Harris of Pryor,
Doris Hamilton of Pryor, Eve
Ign Cryder of Hardin; Junior
B., Mary Swift of Grow Agency,
Grace BullshoWs of Pryor, Grace
Makami of Crow Agency; Junior
c.. Betty Zier of St. Xavier,
Marilyn Bair of Hardin, Helen
Ryder of Hardin; Junior D.,
Dorothy Hilderman of Camp 5,
Marjorie Frickle of Hardin, Beth
Martin of Warman; Junior E.,
Valea Beth Shreve of Hardin,
Wanda Fitzpatrick of Hardin.
Freda Fox of St. Xavier; Sen
ior A., Lucille Landon of Nc
Rae, Eleanor Arndt of Hardin
Jenny Saldivar of Crew Agency;
Senior B., Rachel Foltz of Wy
ola, Peggy Baker of Hardin,
Florence Redding of Sarpy; Sen
Tor c., Ruth Worth of Hardin,
Vera Louk of Hardin, Alice
Hawk of Camp 5; Senior D.,
Josie lie Febre of st. Xavier,
Martha OSWALD of St. Xavier,
Sarah Hawk of Pryor: Seniol
E. Dorothy Shelley of st. KAY
Ter.
High Jump (girls)-Junior A,
Marie Helgeland of Pryor, Pat
sy Harris of Pryor, Dorothy
Hang of Hardin; Junior B..
Mary Swift of Grow Agency
Iris Taylor of Hardin Maxine
Leaver of Hardin; Junior C..
Billy Joe Adams of Warman
Cleo Trenholme of Hardin, Mar
ilyn Barr of Hardin; Junior D.
Roberta Lance of Pryor, Mar
iorie Frickle of Hardin, Gladys
Adsit of Big Bend; Junior E.
Wanda Fitzpatrick of Hardin
Helen Greenwald of Hardin, Pol
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OAi1ollo CllSlIiCCl Lib llCI, W LII
ly Crawford of Pryor; Senior
A., Ida Mae Whiteman of Grow
Agency, Lorene Petit of Wyola,
Ellen Jean Vickers of Hardin;
Senior B., Peggy Joyce Baker
of Hardin, Pauline Schaller of
Hardin, Lora Enchoff of Grow
Agency; Senior c., Thelma
Shane of Grow Agency, Dorothy
Herdt of Camp 5, Betty Pitt of
Spring Greek; Senior D., Lydia
Crosby of St. Xavier, Marian
Bends of Grow Agency; Senior
E., Catherine Smells of Pryor,
Dorothy Seeley of st. Xavier,
Martha LacRenmer of Pryor.
Basketball Throw (girls) -
Junior A., Rachel Weinberg of
Hardin, Frances Harris of Wy
ola. Alberta May of Hardin.
Junior B., Dorothy Bromgard Of
Hardin, Doris La Valley of Har-
din, Martha J~ackrabbit of Wy
ola; Junior c., Jacqueline Rob-
erts of Hardin, Cleo Trenholme
of Hardin, PHYLLIS Hegen of Wy
ola; Junior D., Betty Rhinehart
of Hardin, Betty Bazaski Of
Wyola. Jean BENJAMIN of Grow
Agency; Junior E., Gladys Bird
Hat of Pryor, Louise Rysley of
Wycla, Ihelma HYDE of Hardin:
Senior A.. Fern Ratledge of
Hardin, Agnes Brien of Grow
Agency, Dorothy Shane of Grow
Agency; Senior B.. Rachel Fo tz
of Wyola, Helen Vance of Har-
din. Virginia Gilbert of Wyola:
Senior c., Louise Miller of Har-
din, Agnes Old Bear of Grow
Agency, Dorothy Weinberg of
Hardin; Senior D., Sarah Hawk
of Grow Agency, Gladys Nor
rison of Grow Agency, Emma
La Forge of Wyola; Senior E.,
Alice Iron of Wyola.
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Ford Day at the 1899 West
arn Worlds Fair on San Fran
cisco Bay has been set for May
G
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Announce Exums

The United States Civil Serv-
ice Commission has announced
examinations for the positions
of mate, dredge and assistant
inspector (river. harbor and wa
terWayS construction).
These examinations are being
held for appointment in the
Omaha Engineer District, to fill
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PERSONAL,
MOUNTAIN VALLEY

MOUNTAIN VALLEY, April s.
Mrs. LYDIA Maybin and Mrs. G. p.
Maybin spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. II. l.. Mayhm.
Marvin Shipman was a dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Camp
last Sunday.
Gilbert and Iona CappS visited
Miss Bertha Maybim recently.
Alva and Mary Lois Ballard Wis
tied their sister. Mrs. Hamilton
Mcdowell Of Upper Mud Creek
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Mayhin
and Miss Margic Camp were din
ncr guests of Mrs. ID. K. Corn
recently.
Mrs John Ward and children
spent the Weekend with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peace
of Cedar Springs.
Mrs. Cary Capps and daughter
visited Mrs. Sturgeon Ballard re-
GENTLY.
Mr.. and Mr.. T.. +. HonrYcutt
have returned home here after
spending some time with relatives
at Tuxedo.
Miss Margir Camp visited hor
sister. Mrs. Crawford Owens, OF
Tuxedo. Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kenneth
and children Of Lyman, :. G.,
sncnt the weekend # their cabin
nrav here.
Walter and l.. 4. Ballard. of
Green River, visited their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Bal
lard, recently.
Mr.. l.. Henderson and Mr.. II,
Aldrcdgc of East Flat Rock, arc
doing some work on their farm
near here.
r. l.. Thompson was Il visitor III
this community Sunday.
Lewis Camp visited Lee OTIS
Ballard Sunday,
Hamilton Mcdowell Of Upper
Mud Greek was through this sec
ton one day hast week.
Mrs. Monroe II. Rrddcn and
daughter. Mary Ellen, were Wis
itors at the home Of Mrs. W. y,
Camp Monday night.
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TRACEY GROVE

TRACEY GROVE, April s.
The Rev. c. l.. Henderson, prcS'-
dent of the North Carolina Yves
lcyan Methodist Conference witt
hold services at Bethel church
Sunday evening. April 10, at ':l3
o'clock. Everyone is invitcd.
The Rev. and Mrs. c. 5. Long
and family, Of Gambler, were sup
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Mccall Sunday night.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Case arc i'll with measles.
II. ID. HootS has accepted po-
sition on the Parkway Farms.
The W. u. & +. NJ. Society will
hold its next monthly meeting at
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Having qualified as admin!:tra-
triy of the estate Of Mrs. Edlth
Council. late Of Henderson couh-
tv. this is to notify all persons
having claims against SAID estate
TO present them TO the undcrslgn..
cd on or before the 18th day Of
March, 1899, or this notice VIII
be pleaded in bar Of recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make settlement WITH
the undersigned.
This March %, 1888.
Mrs. Lilly Murray, Administrators
Estate of Mrs. Edith Connell:
3-25-Fri-6tp
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'al
PRIT(IIAItI)
ALL COMMITTEES
NAMED AT FLETCHER
FOR AIR MAIL WEEK

FLETCHER, April s. CSpcciaD
G.. {. Sales, postmaster and chair
man of the local executive com
mittcc for National Air Mail
week, has named committees to
assist him in making Air Mail
week successful here. DR.. I. W.
Sumner has been named vice
chairman and J. o. Ioungblood
treasurer Of The local executive
committee. An honorary commit
tee is headed by K. w. Fletcher,
with Miss 4. NJ. Allen, q. W. Ian
caster, Dr.. l.. p. Russell, Herman
Southrr AMI n. l.. Baldwin to as.
Sist him. Mrs. J. {. Sales was APP
pointed chairman Of the public
ity committee Miss Martha Sales
is vice chairman and will have
charge Of direct advertising.
Mrs. A. 4. JaSpcrson heads the
education committee and Will
have charge Of the essay and pos.
ter contests at the Ashuvillc Ag-
ricuItural school. \. a. Melton,
Carroll K. Sorrrll and Miss Mary
Seals are Merchantmen Of the cd
ucation committee. Mr.. Melton Il
head Of the parcnt-tcachcr sub
committee, Carroll K. Sorrcll Of
the ESSAY an dpoSt"r contest IN
Fletcher high school, and Miss
Mary Seals of the poster contest
in Fletcher grammar school.
The civic tratcrnal committee
is headed by Roy Schrcycr, who
will give special attention 10 fra
lcrnal organizations. W. n Lance
is vice chairman Of this commit,
tee and will direct his efforts to
the Boy Scout organization.
c. NJ. Cogdill, president OF the
Flrichpr Limestone company, Is
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LUTHERAN SEMINARY
PRESIDENT IS DEAD

COLUMBIA, s. c., April s.
UP)-Dr. G. \. Freed, GS, pres
idcnt Of Lutheran seminary, We'd
ncsduy died after several months
illness.
He had been pastor of the
Lutheran synod here and in VIM
chester, Va.
Surviving are the wife, two
daughters, Janet Freed of New
York, and Mrs. Ward Thrcsh,
Winchester, Il brother, DR.. Jonn
W. Freed, WayncSboro, and a Sis
ter. Mrs. Wade Colder, WayneS-
borO.
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the home Of Mrs. Bertha JuStuS.
Every member is urgcG to attend
Friends of Miss Catherine Fra
zicr are glad to know she Is able
to be out again after Il recent Ill
ness.
The Rev. A. +. Bclk, Of Durham,
will preach at Bethel Wesleyan
Methodist church Sunday morn
ing, April 10, at II o'clock. The
pastor, Rev. /. a. Harvey, IS at
Cree. S. c.. assisting in Il revival
there.
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GROCERY OF 1888 PASSES

ORANGE, Mass. (UP)-A roo
ycar-old grocery and its 3O-ycar-
old delivery horse, Silver, ended
their careers, together when .the
Fosket and Blair market was sold
out. More than. a. century ago
John and Herbert Daughton cs-
tablishcd the store, the oldest in
this nI.pn
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spIlRNER DIVORCED

SAN FRANCISCO. (uP)--it
was only necessary for Dominic
Ciolino to chuck under the table
4 meal which his wife had cooked
for him in the hopes he would
appreciate it to enable her to get
Il divorce.
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PREVENTS BONFIRE

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP)-A
bonfire of wornout automobiles
here WAS called off after used
car dealers laboriously gathered
every available vehicle in town.
The cars were sold to Japan for
scrap iron.
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Special Notices

FOR SALE-Two hundred bush
els white milling Gown, Is cents
huShcl. Not less than ono hun
drcd bushels. Cash. :. NJ. Clark,
Route =. FickCnS home.
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N><Bovfnq
OO!)C'cores
/,l'N ~

\ Hcndcrsonvillc bowling team
defeated the Pritchard Paint COM
pany team. ut AshcViIlc. on We'd
ncSday night by Il score Of 1872
10 1872.
Individual scores were as fol
ln,,s.
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FERTILIZERS, Merco fish scraps,
tankage See me for prices that
are right. Woods seeds, ask
your neighbor about Merco
feeds, all kinds. House trailer
at bargain. New potato grader
at bargain. H. D. Hyder, one
minute out Chimney Rock road
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pAINTIIP CLEANUP, FIX-UP

PAINT UP, CLEANUP, FIN-OF
week calls for our good Ger
taintccd and Dcvoc palntS-a
paint for every purpose. We
have screen wire, lumber and
builders hardware for those
numerous rix-up jobs. Hendcr-
Sonville Supply & Coal Co.
Phone 500.
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37-To Swap

WANT TO EXCHANGE three
acres, wooded and level, lights,
deep we'll, four miles from Hen
dcrSonvillc-ChimNCy Rock road.
Ideal tourist cabin site or any
roadside business. VIII "X-
change ON small cottage out in
mountains to be used in sum-
mcr only. VIM. Hardin, 700 Pc
can Ave. Columbia, s. {.
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I5-MisceHaneuus

MATCHING EGGS from fine
strain White LcghOrnS, 75c for
Is. L..>G. Swift. Upward, Curb
Market Saturdays. Baby chicks
on order.
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30-Maie or Female

WANTED man or lady to sell ma
tionally advertised electrical
appliances. Good proposition
for the right party. Nv, care
TimCS-NewS.
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CLEANUP, PAINT-UP and make
q note of the things YOU need
such as Il little patching mater
ial, paint, shop work, etc,
which we promptly provide.
Hendersonvillc Lumber Co.
Phone ~. Near depot.
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I3-Merchandise

PIPE, pipe fittings, other plumb
ing supplies. at King Hardware
Go
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FIX-UP with Govsn Hyder's used
doors. windows, plumbing, root
ing, etc. 800 Cherry st.
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H. c LOVE

.,9c.> '---0'room house, 4 1-2
&e ,.. rom postoffice, west
Zen. ''..'e'a. $500. small pay
ear,, ".|A, balance $3.50
Il......,, '...N" now rented SIS
See ). Maxwell.
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SEE US FOR LAWN MOWERS
screen doors. screen wire, gar
den tools and all your spring
needs. Walker Hardware Go. ID
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Contractor Albert ". Drake Is
remodcling property IN Laurel
Park Tor W. b. Hodges and H.
Walter Fuller with materials from
our place. Let Us serve YOU
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LOOK THESE OVER

-LiNS independents Service
'o" F'r-. grade gas 20C.
-a'a A.n ruG Church St.
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II-Household Goods
I2-Radios and Service

FOR EXPERT RADIO SERVICE
see Walter Neal Pike at
BrunSon Furniture Company.
Phone Il.
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USED PLUMBING-SinIs, plain
and drain board: bath tubs with
legs and built-mS; lavatOrleS,
commodeS, hot water tanks,
pipes, etc. Louis Williams.
Phone TOOL.
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28-Help (Male)
29-HeIp (Female)

WANTED d good white house
keeper; unincumbcrcd; state
qualifications and references IN
rcnly. "B," care TimcS-NcWs. -
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and Poultry
5-FoodStuffS

FRESH FISH of many kinds,
dressed to order. also poultry,
fruits. eggs. vegetables at lack
RuSSell'S. III Seventh Ave. W.
Phone POS. 4
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-12
He's Going To Get Mad

Pity poor States Attorney William Il. Blodgett of 'Litchfeld County. He's been trying to prove case against the Demo- cratic administration in this state for the last week AS former administrator 0l the State Tax Department he has been noticing that receipts have increased m recent years There are several sources of rich income available now to the state which weren't in existence when MT. Blodgett was commissioner. Coupling this fact with recent demand for depart ment curtailments MT. Blodgett took the trouble to inquire where the added in- come was going. :,
 Governor Wilbur L. Cross recognized the injury as public one late last week and answered it, but in an entirely Jocular vein It failed to find the States Attor- ney in similar jocular mood. He chose to ignore the obvious effort of the gover- nor to live through the hot weather. He wants to be serious about his request and calls on "someone in authority to talk about the states budget. Well the state has a budget director and it also has a Board of Finance and Control. Perhaps they could help him out
 AS we regard the situation ana II the weather permits a bit of delving into intricate figures and estimates, the state Is living up to it's present income, just as 1t did back in the Blodgett regime. If there are more millions to be spent today, then there are more services to be rem dered, more demands to be fulfilled We'd like to see lot of them eliminated and perhaps after a bit of economizing this year and next the state government will find out that it can save in many ways, both by reducing personnel and eliminat- ing duplication It's usually good way to cut the costs of government and make them correspond to income