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Says B0ake Carter

chinery-these special plows turning up five
and six burrows at time, these Six-row pickers
and such like-and went back to man power and
horses, he would be consuming what he himself
produced.
With the machinery of today he can sell what
he produces.
But the reason he has oversupplies of food
stuffs on his hands and his prices go down
because of these SURPRISES is that we as nation
are trying to operate 1888 production machine
with 1900 distribution machine There's nothing
wrong with our producing.
Consumer Forces Expansion
TNH1s one factory Of farmimplement makers
- one Of the largest in the nation-employs
10000 to $4,000 men. They work IL months
around Suppose what they produce displaces
$4,000 farmhandS. It is true the $4,000 are
joblesS. But the standard Of wages $4,000 would
receive would be three to four times lower than
the standard received by the 10000 in the
factory making the implements dsplacing the
$4,000.
Furthermore. the 10000 are employed at a
higher standard of wage return for a longer
period Of time than the $4,000 AS much as so
per cent of the latter work only during the
harvest season and are then laid off, machinery
or no machinery
The 10000, with their longer period Of employ
ment and their higher wages, spread more buying
power and contribute to an overall higher stand
ard Of living in the United States than the
$4,000 ever did, ever can or ever will
It is not the engineer or the manufacturer
who forces the expansion Of use of machines
in America. It is the demand of the consumer
Light, air, food, water, heat, comforts and
travel, it is all the same-the slide rule of the
engineer you'll find at the bottom of every one
of these things Of life in America
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eightrow picker! Can you beat it,"
From the great automobile plants in Detroit,
TO- the iron mines Of Minnesota, to the business
Of agriculture in this, the nations bread-basket
territory, it Is impossible to comprehend just
how utterly United States economy has come to
depend upon mechanization, unless one actually
views with ones own eyes the evidences Of this
fact.
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By tEvie' Robert

in contact with him. He's quiet, reserved, and
gives one great feeling Of reliability.
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Distribution Out of Joint

XTE SAY we are a halfand-half nation-that
w is. half agriculture and half industry. Per-
haps that may be so specifically, but without
industry we would have mighty little farming,
mighty high food prices and nowhere near the
standard Of living that we do possess.
Before me here in one Of the great farm
implement factories of the nation stood every
kind of mechanical aid to man to cultivate the
ground. The thought came to me that in
America we have reached the point that were it
not for machines we could not begin to produce
the food to accommodate the demands made by
the system we have created
Furthermore, the machinery used by the
farmer has not caused overproduction of food
stuffs as so many are won't to claim and to
charge. II the farmer tossed away all his ma.
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Singing Kebuke
IN DISGUST, Lucius Beebe wires from the
L Coast this singing rebuke-and well deserve
1t: May suggest that outrage and horror in
Main Street is worth more than war in Europe
and that for my favorite New York columnist
not to know the difference between the Colony
Club and the Colony Restaurant suggests you
haven't been eating in the right places. The
Colony Club is private premises sheltering
posse of elderly beldames, the social equivalent
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(world Copyright, 1898. by King Fea-
lures Syndicate, Inc, all Rights Re-
served. Reproduction in Full or
in Part Strictly Prohibited.)
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"Moonbeams" and devotes itself to sweet and
familiar melodies. The other is something I
hear daily as ride uptown in the afternoons It
is called "The Affairs Of Anthony" and devotes
itself to Boston newspaperman thrust into a
tiny hamlet to write novel. L have never heard
any dialogue quite 50 effectively honey. The
coffee served in the New York restaurants is
the most savory to taste and shetland stamp
me with disloyalty if you will-far better than
mother used to make L must make a note to
inspect the exhibition of water colors by James
Montgomery Flagg at the Portrait Painters
Gallery.
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HOLLYWOOD BEACH, FLA.
FLORIDA'S HOLLYWOOD BEACH HOTEL
Holiday House Party starts December 20
Big program. gala events. Special all
inclusive American Plan rates Write fol
details.
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necessarily those OF The Washington TtneSJ
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MIAMI BEACH, FLA.

Tr TwbitJ, "ssSi5 See" S'~@tbt"--"''
Uxsk5 sws, bit ht'SlJ jEtt MATER d bOS't
10 eiaH ia fat tbGt "Gsrkt1S e0~@Eh"g" d
p,Gaia4L1aG nts . Iri5 NScGti"" WiRm mot
FJsur time ,p'T b''s not G~Sn5 sS ''UE.
La gaceta., 1938-07-29

(Fosc q IL 10. p6y,)
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
Ell ACTO DE ANOCHE

Bajo la presidential del Conf
te Popular Democratico de So
zorro a Espana, Ell Sr. Mariana
Paniello, ahora miembro de esta
retaguardia, ofreci6 aver una
comferencia en- el teatro del Gen.
tro Asturiano.
Jose Martinez hizo la presen-
taci6n y ell Sr. Paniello estuvo
hablando por cerca de bora Y
media.
Oraci6n sentida la suya, que
prueba su devotion a la causa de
la Rep1blica.
Relate 10 que viera y senal6
como responsible de la subleva-
ci6n clero cat6lico.
Algunos de los mas vibrantes
parrafos de SUI dissertation fue-
ron interrumpidos con aplausos.
Despues de la conferencia, en-
contacto de camaradas, Sc hicie-
ron fervientes votos por ell triun
TO del pueblo espanol.
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
A las C~ompdNerus

Sc hace saber a las compane-
ras que solo Sc habian vendido
l,400 tickets hasta la noche de
aver.
Les pedimos a elias tan aler
tas e inteligentes, que pongan a
contribution su generosidad ina
gotable, para batir todas las
marcas.
Ell ano pasado Sc vendieron
LOO billetes de almuerzo para
ell Picnic de Picnics y este ano,
a los "a meses de lucha her6ica
" de s~acrificios inenarrables,
debemoS pasar la marca fijada,
de 1000.
R%ecuerden ustedes, hernia
mas, que en- Espana las mujeres
son atomizadas por las bombas
alemanas e italianas cue los fac
ciosos ordenan tirar.
Recuerden que hay muc.-Is nj
nos con hambre, sin ropa, sin
medicinas, y que para ellos la
Cruz Roja es una nobil1sima a.
MICA y carinosa companera.
HermanaS: ST los hombreS no
responder como deben, a uste-
des toca dar ell mas alto ejem-
plo, por cuanto adoran la justi-
ella y Ell bien.
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
SOCLALES
Ell lanes habfd bale
Ell ell C{rcul0

Ell lanes habrd bale
Ell ell Ctrculo
La banda de la marina de que
ira de Cuba, bajo la direction
del captain Armando Romeu, to
cara ell pr6ximo lunes, para los
bailadoreS, en- la gran sala del
Circulo Cubano.
I'm bale a beneficio de los So
clos que no pueden abonar sus
recIbos de Quota, por diferentes
motives.
Prepare I'm extraordinario
programa la exceiente organi :
zaci6n musical, famosa en- TODD
Ell pals.
Manana Sabado la banda to-
cara en- la sociedad Marti-Ma-
Geo, en- un bale para los MEM
bros de esa sociedad.
La directiva del Circulo Cuba
no prestara su mayor coopera-
ci6n a la fiesta, en- honor de los
~visitantes y de la noble finali-
dad buscada.
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
Co1tesi0 del Consul y el
Captain Romeu

La Banda de la Marina cuba
| IA arrib6 aver.
Hablando con ell Sr. Cesar Ri
vero, canciller del consulate de
Cuba, que vino a informane de
I'm bale para mahana sabado,
en- Ell Circulo Cubano, nuestro
director, Sr. Victoriano Mantei-
ga, lie pidi6 influyera para que
eli bale Sc suspendiera para otro
dia, con motive del Picnic de Pic
MICS, senalado para Ell domingo
a beneficio de la Cruz Roja Es-
pamela.
Rivero, encargado del consul
lado, por ausencia del DIR. De la
Puente, consult6 al captain Ar
mando Romeu, de la Banda, y
este, con gracia que apreciamos,
dijo que la suspension lie parecia
bien, dado el fin de la fiesta del
domingo.
Anoche Rivero hi2o la miSma
indication a la directiva del
Circulo Cubano Y esta la acep-
to, con su acostumbrada corte-
STA y buena fe.
Quiere este decir que la Reta-
guardia debe al Sr. canciller, Ell
|capitan Romeu y la directiva del
Circulo que Sc haya aplazado
para Ell lunes, dia IL Ell baile con
la banda.
FL lunes tocara la banda en- ell
Circulo a beneficio de los socioS
que por razoneS mayores no pue
den abonar sus recibos de cuo-
ia, y nosotros pedimos la coope-
raci6n de todos.
Gentileza que Sc agradece.
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
SOLO 400 TICKETS

Hasta la noche de aver, jue.
YES, ell comite de intereses sc
mostraba entristecido por la a.
patia de los que dicen amar a Els
pana, pero no correspondent CO.
me debieran hacerlo en- cuantu
al Picnic de Picnics.
Anoche, luego de entregar va
rias comisiones, los comites de
intereses y hacienda delibera-
ron.
Sc habian vendido 1,400 tick
cts Y quedan los dfas de hoy y
manana para completar la ven-
ia.
Las caraS en- ell Centre Obrero
expresaban disgusto y ~nosotros
compartimos csc disgusto, por-
que anoche Sc debi6 informar
por 10 menos de LOO a 1000 bi
iletes vendidos.
Pero la comisi6n de intereses,
como la de hacienda y propagan
da, no Sc desanima facilmente.
Hoy sc recuerda a los leales
de verdad, a los sinceros, que
para todos Sera I'm motive de
sonrojo no pasar de la marca de
1000.
Hay gre apretar los sornillos
hoy y mafana y prObar a los a.
migos y enemigos que Ell Picnic
de Picnics respondent a la obra
que en- Espana realiza la Cruz
Roja.
Todo ell que pueda gastarse ell
d6la y no 10 haga ell domingo, es
un agachado o semiagachado.
81 para otraS fiestas Sc tran
miles de pesos Ell que Ell esta Sc
agache... su lealtad no vale un
comino.
Salga la vergUenza a la cara,
como dice Ell general Philemore,
y que TODD companero cumpla
con su deber.
Abajo los agachados L..
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SaludO

I'm saludo para los mdsicos
cubanos, de la banda de la ma
rina, llegados aver.
Los manda Ell captain Arman1
10 Romeu, que con ellos viniera
a Tampa cuando las famosas
les as de las Bodas de ORC de la
industrial.
Hoy por la manana, EN- vista
de corteSla, Ell alealde recibira al
captain Romeu y los oficiales de
La banda.
La banda Sc propone dar un
concerto en- honor del alcalde y
del pueblo americana, en- lugar
que Sc fijara.
Manana por la noche, habra
un bale en- la sociedad Marti-
Maceo, con la banda, Y ell lunes
en- ell Cfrculo Cubano.
Esperase que centenares de
personals asistan a esos bales.
Intervene activamente en- to-
dos los arreglos, ell Sr. Cesar Ri
vero, canciller encargado del
Consulate de Cuba en- esta ciu-
dad.
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
NOTA RELIGlOSA

Ell Rev. Carl H. Corwin, de la
Mission de la Esperanto, en- w.
Tampa, anuncia cultos para y
domingo, en- los idiomas ingles y
espanol.
Tema del sermon de la mana
ma: De la casa de Cesar.
Para ell sermon de la noche
A pescar voy.
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
La obra de la ~retaguardia de Tampa,
que es vangua1dia de America
en- la ayuda a favor de Espana

los Delegates Y las comisiones
nombradas para ell Picnic de Pic
mics.
Todos los compromises deben
arrinconarse hoy para realizar
los ultimos esfuerzos en- pro de
la fiesta del domingo.
va 10 saben los companeros
Delegates y las comisiones NOM
bradas para ell Picnic.
Al Centre Obrero en- la noche
de hoy.
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
VISITAS

Hara hoy dos visitas Ell gene
rad Santiago J. Philemore, una
al Orculo Cubano, a las ocho,
y la otra a los Caballeros Leales
de America.
LIE acompanaran varios MEM
bros del comit6 de reception.
TenemOs la seguridad de que
Sc lie atendera con la mayor gen
tileza.
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
PREPARATIONS

Para case de lluvia, Ell domin-
go, Sc hacen preparativos. Sc
ran utilizados los edificios del
Centre Espanol de West Tampa
y ell Centre Asturiano.
lEl Comite avisara, en- case de
que sea necesario.
La gaceta., 1938-07-29

tadas para hoy, en- Ell Centre o.
brero.
Tienen elias que informar y
tambien los companeros.
Sc les agradscera asistan.
Salud!
La gaceta., 1938-07-29

COmate Popular q Comisiones
lEsta noche celebrara session. ell
Comite Popular Democratico de
Socorro q Espana.
Els una junta de gran impor-
tancia a la que deberan asistir
La gaceta., 1938-07-29
Ell REGALO

Las companeras con papele-
tas del Refrigerator quedan CT
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PAGE THREE

w. S. Henderson by deed dated
the 2nd day of February, 1911,
and recorded in Deed Book 70 at
page 1853 of the records Of deeds
in Henderson County to which
deed and record reference is here
by made for complete descrip-
ton by metes and bounds of the
third tract herein conveyed.
Fourth Tract: Being all that
certain tract or parcel Of land
fully described in a Deed from
Sophia Edney to w. 5. Henderson
and wife by deed dated the 10th
day Of February, 1909. and of
record in Deed Book Number GO
at page 113 Of the records for
deeds for Henderson County, to
which deed and record reference
is hereby made for a complete
description by meteS and bounds
Of the fourth tract herein con-
veyed.
Subject to a First Deed in Trust
to w. c. Meekins, Trustee, of rec
ord in Book ia at page 33 of
even date herewith and any out
standing taxes.
This Bird day of August, 1888.
NJ. NJ. REDEEM. Trustee.
NJ. +. TOMS, Attorney.
S-3-Wed-
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JAS. JOHNSON
MARKER WILL
Be UNVEILED
Event Set Sunday; An
other dwelling To Be
Following Sunday

Mrs. R. P. Freeze yesterday an
nounced the unwilling Of a second
marker in the county for the
grave of soldier of the American
Revolution. that of James john
son, which will be unveiled Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock III the
Shaws Greek camp ground. The
ceremony is under the auspices OF
the D.A. r., which has provided
the marker.
Taking part in the program for
this occasion will be descendants
Of James Johnson. Five great
great grandchildren, Sam, Roy,
Frank, J. b. and Gus Johnson, Will
provide music. and they will be
accompanied on the accordion by
Mrs. Frances Johnson Garman, a
daughter of Sam Johnson.
The invocation will be by Rev.
Sam StroUp, Episcopal minister OF
Hickory, who is a great-great
grandson Of the deceased.
A historical sketch will be read
by Walter K. Mcclure, ASheVlIle
attorney, who is also a great
great grandson.
The unwilling will be by four
timcs-great grandchildren.
The American Legion will be
represented and the call to order
and taps will be sounded.
Mrs. Freeze Of the Joseph Nc
Dowell chapter, D.A.R., will pre-
side and Mrs. T. A. Berg Of Brc-
ward. will represent the D.A.R.
on the program.
The Joseph Mcdowell chapter
will unvcil a marker on the fol
lowing Sunday at the grave Of
Ben Davidson, Revolutionary wal
soldier buried on Davidson river,
in Pennsylvania county. The first
of the markers, furnished by the
L. S. war department, was nm
yelled at the grave Of Jesse Rick
man.
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ia at page 80. and default hav-
ing been made in the payment of
the Indebtedness therein provided,
and demand having been made by
the holder thereof to the under
signed Trustee to execute the
power of sale contained in the
deed in trust, the undersigned
will, on September 5th, 1888, at
twelve o'clock noon, in front of
the Court House door of Hender-
son County. in the City of Hen
Jacksonville, n. c., offer for sale,
to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described tract Of
land, lying in Blue Ridge and
Clear Greek Townships, and being
in Henderson County:
First Tract: All that certain
piece, parcel and lot Of land fully
described in deed from J. T.
Henderson and S. NJ. Henderson
dated 9Th day of March, 1910,
and of record in Book II at page
70 of the Henderson County rec
OfQS 1Of ueedS, Sdlu conveyance
being to w. S. and Pearl Hender-
son, to which deed and record
reference is hereby made for a
complete description by metes
and bounds Of tract one herein
conveyed.
Second Tract: All that piece,
parcel and lot of land fully de-
scribed in a Deed from Foster
Castleberry and wife, Elviria Cas-
tleberry to w. S. Henderson and
wife, Pearl Henderson, by deed
dated the 18th day of May, 1910,
and of record in Deed Book SO
at page 511 Of the Henderson
County records for deeds to which
deed and records reference is
hereby made for a complete de-
scription by metes and bounds of
the second tract herein conveyed.
Third Tract: All thai piece, par
eel and lot of land fully described
in a Deed from Martha Mills
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which to pay debts, and the said
defendant will further take notice
thar he is required to appear at
the office of the clerk of the SUI
perior court of said county in the
courthouse in Hendersonville, n.
c., on the 10th day Of September,
1888, and answer or demur to
the complaint in said action on
the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the RELIEF demanded in
said complaint.
This the Bird day of August,
1888.
S. X. CATHEY, Assistant
Clerk of the Superior Court.
Sawed At.
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE

Having qualified as eXecutrix
Of the estate Of John l.. Norris,
late Of Henderson County, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or
before the Bird day of August,
1889, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar Of recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make settlement with the under
signed.
This August 3, 1888.
MARY NJ. NORRIS. EXecutriX
Estate Of John L. Norris.
S-3-Wed-6t
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SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE
State of North Carolina,

State Of North Carolina,
Henderson County.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NJ. +. Toms, Administrator of En-
ma LYDIA. Deceased, Plaintiff
VS..
Zula LYDIA, Marie LYDIA, Ray LYDIA,
Dollie LYDIA, Lawrence LYDIA
and Otis LYDIA and others, heirs
at law of Emma LYDIA, De-
ceased, Defendants. 49,,
The defendant, Otis LYDIA, will
take notice that an action entltl-
ed as above, has been commenced
in the superior court of Hender-
son county, n. c., to sell the
lands described in the petition for
the purpose Of raising assets with
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. STORIES
IN STAMPS
Voyage That Started
DorWin's Great Work

A T q years of age, Charles Rob.
ert Darwin stepped aboard the
British ship Beagle as naturalist
Tor a surveying expedition. The
Beagle set sail in December. 1881,
first visiting the Cape dc Verde
and other Atlantic islands. Then
it sailed down the South Ameri-
Fan coasts exploring adjacent
islands, including Galapagos, and
afterwards Tahiti, New Zealand
St. Helena, Ascension and the
Azores on the way home. On his
return in October, 1886, young
Darwin had already taken notes
for many volumes.
The voyage of the Beagle had
been his real preparation for
brilliant career. For on this trip
Darwin had observed the relation
between animals on the islands
and on the continent, between
living animals and fossil remains.
And thus he first reflected on the
modification of the species.
By 1887 he had written: "Selcc-
lion is the keystone of mans sue
cess From this point Darwin
plunged deeper into the theory of
evolution, emerging finally with
his great work, "On the Origin OF
Species" in 1859. The whole edi-
ion of 1850 copies was exhausted
IN the day Of issue, and a storm
II controversy broke Immediately
over the book. But Darwin had
made his niche in science. Later
re published descent of Man"
md other notable books. He died
IN April 10. 1882, leaving two
daughters and five sons. Four of
he sons attained eminence in the
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Executrix Of
R. X. Stepp, deceased, all persons
having claims against his estate
are hereby notified to present
them. duly verified, to the under
signed at Hendersonville, n. c.,
on or before the both day of
June, 1889, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery. All
persons indebted to the estate will
please make prompt payment.
This the 29th day of June, 1888.
DEBORAH STEPP,
Executor of r. X. Stepp,
Deceased.
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CHILDREN LIVE IN CAVES

LONDON. (UP)-Eleven chill
dren who have lived their entire
lives in shelters and caves in va
l'ious parts Of Kent appeared in
the juvenile court at Canterbury.
They were found in the woods
near Dover by the National Soci-
ETY. for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Children when their mother
was taken to 4 hospital.
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NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in that
certain deed Of trust executed the
9th day of March, 1897, by W. S.
Henderson and wife, Pearl Hen
derson, to the undersigned Trus-
tee to secure the Indebtedness
therein named, which said deed in
trust is duly recorded in the of
flee of the Register Of Deeds for
Henderson County, n. c., in Book
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HAMILTON, Ont. (UP)-Vic-
tor B. Bright blamed a spider for
wrccking his automobile. Bright
was driving along the street when
he noticed a spider crawling on
his coat. He tried to flick it off.
The action distracted his ,atten-
ton. and his car crashed into 4
post. He escaped uniniured.
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APPLE TREES DRUGGED

FREDERICTON, \. B. (UP).
Apple growers here are using a
drug known as boron to treat all
ing apple trees. The chemical is
injected in trees afflicted with
"corky bore" the bane of or
orcharders, and is said to be al
most 100 percent effective IN
controlling the ScOurge.
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PARROT BAN TIGHT

ALBANY. y. \. iUP)-Par-
rots and similar tropical birds may
some day be rarities IL the United
States. A New York public health
regulation. aimed against carriers
of deadly pSitt0cosiS or parrot
disease, prohibits Importation, sale
or breeding of all birds of the
species.
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STERLING SILVER 5-piece tea
and coffee set. See it in our
window. Charlie French Be-
tween Patterson's ana Hot
Spot.
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USED PLUMBING, sinks, wash
basins, bath tubs, hot water
tanks. pipe, commodes at rea-
sonable prices. See us before
you buy. Louis Williams, It'll
Ave. East.
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SCREEN DOORS, roofing, cell
ing, flooring, cement blocks,
sinks. plumbing and fittings,
fruit jars, bottles, jugs, furnl-
ture. GOvan NYder. Cherry ST. =
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Special Notices
PERSONAL

NEEN OLD AT 40! GET PEP.
iF1L4N New OstreX Tonic Tab
let's contain raw oyster invigo-
rators and other stimulants.
One dose starts new pep. Value
$I.OO. Special price. 95c. Call,
write JuStuS Pharmacy.
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I3---Merchandise

SHOP WORK - AS you repair
and modernizc you will need
things that our shop can make
beautifully and ineXpenSively;
We are well equipped for all
kinds of shop work. Hender-
Sonvilie Lumber Co. Phone u.
Near Depot.
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