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Sunday, Feb. Is.
Mark 2.l3-22.

Sunday, Feb. Is.
Mark 2:l3-22. -,
Golden Text: came not to call
the righteous, but sinners to re-
pentance.-Mark 2:lT.
The existing social order was
challenged by Jesus when ne call,
ed 10 his side for service a hated
publican. Mathew; when he sat as
honor guest at a feast attended
by men who did not observe the
customary ceremonialS; and when
he did not teach and practice fast
ING as a religious rite.
a CHALLENGE IN CALL
Mark 2:l3-14.
Enlisting a publican, Jesus chal-
lenged the social order in his call
of Matthew TO the ministry. 80
closely had the throngS pressed
about Jesus in Capernaum that
he was going to Il suitable spot
on the beach for holding an open
air service when they passed the
receipt of custom which was IN
the charge Of man named Mat
thew. As publican of this district
he was obnoxious to his Hebrew
relatives and fellow townSmcn.
The Talmud actually put the tax
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with three illustrations which en-
bodied two great truths: (D Fast
inc is not an arbitrary duty. 1t
cannot be regulated according to
strict rules. Indeed, fasting was
not a Mosaic command except on
the great day Of atonement once
year. Nor was there anything
in the recorded teaching of John
which required fasting on the
part of his disciples. Moreover,
the companions Of the bridegroom
are not expected to fast during
the wedding feast. However, aft
en- the divine Bridegroom's depar-
turc and in the time Of pcrsccu-
ton his disciples shall fast, not
BY intlcxiblc preccpt, but under
the impulsion of conscious need.
Then their fasting will be true be-
cause the result of proper mo-
S. S. Lesson galley two
tivcs. (2) Christianity must not
be Judaized. The ceremonies and
the sacrifices Of the Jewish dis
DtUSt IIOil WHY appointed S'I'N
adequate in their day and for
their purpose, but now they are
like an old garment that cannot
be patched or an old wine-skin
that cannot be expanded. Let the
wine represent the inward spirit
and the garment symbolic the
outward forms. Even so, the new
life must be separate and distinct,
for Christianity is not a patch on
the outworn garments Of Judia-
ism, nor will the ancient Hebrew
forms hold the expanded life in
Christ. SO the living spirit Of
Christianity cannot dwell in the
whited Sepulcher of Judaism. The
sun of the old dispensation has
set; let the critics know it. The
bright luminary of a more JOY
Gus day has arisen; in his un-
clouded beams may we rest and
toll forever,
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sideration Of the Dimond bill au-
thorizing comfiScatiOn Of foreign
fishing vessels violating L. S. reg
uIalionS in Alaskan waters. The
BIZ! Is aimed at Japanese fisher
men.
Chairman BIand's insistencc
that the record be kept clear Of
anything which might further
strain Acknowledgements rcla-
tions followed IL declaration by
Representative William |. Sno-
vich, d., y. Y. that eff they don't
leave Of their own accord, | think
We ought to go up there and drive
them OUT
Alaskan delegate Anthony Di-
mond warned there would "alm1
cd conflict in the Bcring sea- un7
less the government took action
10 protect American fishermen
from Japanese competitor.
The worlds earliest, most priml-
tive birds that lived $50 million
wears apo could not fly.
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APPLE MEN TO aiEET
HERE ON SATURDsy

Continued from page ono,
derson and Polk coun'u~ ,.., I
view to spending about -
weeks with Farm i..r, e. ,
White in MAXIM con;ar,. NTH
commercial apple grove, >..' d.
explain to them the apra.,,.s
allying with a nationJ. anD,..,..
ers organization.
H. &. Ballard o. H.. LIu.,..~
section is president o.. tile hen. F..
ganiZation; H. \. Col.r.. +, ". We
president. Mr.. Balia". Mr. ~
riher and the sccrrtarr-rr.g.~.
will serve on the buard us da.
tors with X. ". Boz. Of >,1H
+. L. Marshall of Dana and 4 "a
Salley Of Saluda. e
Eighteen apple growers w..,,..,
rolled as member at ,ac a....,
meeting.
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SAVE FREEZING MAN

LOWELL, Mass, Feb. 3. (UP)
A man trapped for nearly eight
hours on Club Rocks, in the mid
die Of swirling Merrjmack river,
was rescued, nearly frozen, in a
breeches buoy. The man was iden-
tilted as Edward Giblin, 35. musi-
clan. His condition in the hospital
was critical.
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A CHALLENGE IN
CEREMONIAL
Marx 2:lS-22

Replying to Religionists, Jesus
challenged the social order in re-
Spect to ceremonial that had be-
come embedded in religious GUS
tom. The Pharisees had Just been
baffled in their onslaught upon
Jesus about eating at the feast Of
Matthew with publicans and sin
nerS. Now they enlist the SYM
pathy Of Johns disciples who
were also present and raised an
other insidious question. Since
the banquet was held on a fast
day the contrast between the
feasting of Jesus and his disciples
and the fasting of the sanctimon-
ious onlookers gave point to the
sneering inquiry: why do Johns
disciples and the disciples of the
Pharisees fast, but thy disciples
fast not?" The inquiry was met
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G. D. White, Surprised by
Results of Observations
Gets Double Check for
Notification

Corn and wheat when fed to
chickens as scratch feed will bring
a better price than when sold on
the market or fed to hogs. Such
is the experience of one Hender-
son county poultryman.
Believe it or not, when &. d..
White. county farm agent, figured
this mans monthly report 1t
showed that he received $5.l3 per
bushel for wheat and $3.50 per
bushel for corn fed the flock.
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Mark 2;15-l7

FeaStlng with SlhlelS, Jc>llS
challenged the social order in his
comradeship with religious, per
hapS social. outcasts at the home
of Matthew. While Jesus and his
disciples were the principal
guests, there were present also
numerous publicanS and sinners
(offcnders of the ceremonial
law. Evidently Matthew wished
to bring his old associates and
their friends under the transform
ing power Of the new Master. lie
was not ashamed of his Christian
profession and hope. On the
other hand. Jeuss was not asham-
ed to associate with sinners, nor
did he refuse an invitation to a
feast. How different were the
PhariSccS Priding themselves on
their strict observance of the
ceremonial law. they carefully
avoided all contact and intercourse
with those who neglected or dis
regarded the eXcreSccnceS which
had grown over the Mosaic regu-
lations. The PhariseeS were,
therefore, not guests of Matthew
on this occasion. Custom, how
ever. allowed them to be onlook-
ers during the feast, so when they
saw Jesus eating with publicans
and sinners they murmured
among themselves and complain
cd to the disciples, perhaps with
a view to CStranging them or be-
cause it was easier to criticize IN
directly. The subtle Inference
from their remarks was that he
who would mingle with abandon
ed men on terms Of equality was
in no sense their superior. At
least it was Uncomfortable that he
should be considered the Messiah.
When the disciples Informed
Jesus of this query of criticism,
he made a terse and unanSwer-
able reply to the PhariseeS. First,
he gave an illustration to the eff
feet that when the sick need the
physician he goes among them
curing without catching their dis
eases. Then he appealed to Scrip
ture. teaching that the spirit of
mercy is better than the formal
ity Of sacrifice. Finally, he as
serted that his conduct at the
feast was in absolute harmony
with his mission; for not the
righteous did he come to call, but
needy, pentitent sin
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| his cIearness of intellect is mani
fest in the distinct and orderly ar
rangement of his book; his knowl-
edge of Scripture is shown in the
adpt and abundant quotations.
which he made from the Old
Testament, in this respect sur
passing all the other New Tesla
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HORSE SHOE

HORSE SHOE. Mar. l7.--Thc
ladies of the Mills River AuXiI-
iary met with Mrs. Martin Glenn
cnt Wednesday afternoon. \ very
interesting program was gwen.
New officers were elected. MIS-;
+. Bailey was made president and
Mrs. NJ. Clement vice president
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Clement and Mrs. BagwcIl
and Sara Martin Clement.
The social hour is always en-
joyed by everyone.
Mrs. Orcn Lancaster is comm
cd To her home with flu. All hope
she will be well soon.
Earl Fowler was weekend
guest Of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. CutLerback OF
Waymcsvillc, Dr.. and Mrs. Wal
ton Kitchens Of Six Mile were
Sunday quests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Iiutchcns.
Friends of Mr.. Tom Nichols
arc sorry to hear that he is not
improving.
Houston Kitchens is home from
Carolina for the spring holidays,
Mrs. Lee Norton and Mrs,
Frank Mccall Of Lake ToXaway
spent one day this week with Mrs.
Emma Poscy.
Bill Osborne Of Marion was Il
visitor in this community this
week.
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New Zealand is worried over
it's decreasing birthrate.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

Whereas, on the 18th day Of
October, 1898, Lula H. GraSpy
and w. o. Graspy executed and
delivered unto W. O. McGibony,
Trustee for Land Bank Commits
sioncr, certain decd Of trust
which is recorded in the office Of
The Register Of Deeds for Hen
derson County, North Carolina, in
Book IS, at page 1917; and
Whereas, default has been
made in the payment of the in
dcbtedncSs thereby secured as
therein provided, and the trustee
has been requested by the owner
and holder thereof to exercise the
power of sale therein contained:
Now, therefore, under and by
virtue of the authority conferred
by the said deed Of trust the un-
dcrsigncd Trustee will on the
28th day Of March, 1888. at the
court house door Of Henderson
County, North Carolina, at twelve
O'Clock noon offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, the fol
| lowing real estate:
All Of that certain tract Of land
containing eighteen acres, known
as the Lula II. Graspy home place
in Clear Greek Township, Hcndcr-
son County, n. C., located on the
Clear Creek road, 6 miles mort
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NEW HOMES AT
EDNEYVILLE
ARE OCCUPIED
Remodeling or Building
Commercial Places; Or
chards in Good Shape

EDNEYVILLE, March IL
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown and
children recently purchased Mr..
and Mrs. J. o. BycrS' home place,
Just back Of Mount Moriah
church, and the family is wclcom-
Cd back to the former home. Mr..
and Mrs. Rycrs and their chill
dren are occupying their new
home on the Dave Bycrs estate,
on the w. p. Gillian road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hill and
daughters, Hazel and Jean,
bought home site from the
Isaac JuStuS estate and have
erected a garage apartment with
out-buildings and have been oc-
cupying them since the first Of the
year
]. w. NcSbitt, local postman
and merchant on the corner near
the school, has started new
building which he hopes to finish
sometime during the early sum-
mcr. Mr.. NcSbitt is Edncyvillc's
oldest merchant.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. p. Stcppc and
family, who have been living on
their farm in the Point Lookout
section TO rscveral years, have
returned home and are having
numerous repairs made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus JusCuS and
children of Inman have cOmplet-
cd a new bungalow on their part
of the Isaac Justus property and
have been residents here since the
first of the year. Mr.. JuStus has
opened blacksmith shop.
The w. 7. Turner and COM
pany now have their merchandise
stored in Mrs. Maudc Hills pack
ing house opposite the Ho"tS
building. Mr.. Turner's warehouse
on the lot he purchased from the
JustuS heirs has been completed
and is being used as fertilizer
packing house. The Turner's have
large rock veneer service sta
ton and store rapidly being con
structcd. The ground has be,<
graded and the site is very ad-
vantagcouS for the building. The
building will be occupied by the
first of June when Mr.. and Mrs.
Larry will return to operate the
packing house, When the rock
veneer building is finished 1t will
be one of the finest in the county
and Edncyvillc is proud to have
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner as resi-
dents. Thew came from South
Carolina about three years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Coston
are new residents of this section.
They arc occupying the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Jackson while
they reside in the Mills River sec
ton.
Farmers and orchardmcn arc
all using the fit spring days to
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By WILLIAMS

sdcration, the undersigned Sher- &
ifr of Henderson County, North 4.
Carolina, has levied upon, and
does hereby levy upon the lands !
hereinafter described, and will Of =
fer for sale at the Courthouse
door in IlcndcrSOnvillc, North
Carolina, on Monday, the ith day
Of April, 1898, at twelve O'Clock,
noon, all the. right, title, interest
and estate of Kate D. Twitty
(Mra. Katherine Twitty) as shown
Of record on tho - day Of.
1898, the date said Judgment was
dockctcd in Henderson County,
! North Carolina, or ut any time
since said date, of in and 10 tho
! following described lot or parcel
Of land to-wt:
Lot No. IA Of Block ID, rs shown
OH a certain plat Of the subdlvl-
sion Of the lands Of the Cyclone
Auction Company, said plat hay
ing been made by J. A. WilkIe,
Surveyor, dated the 9Th day OF
August, 1926, which is Of record
in the office Of the Register OF
Deeds for Henderson County.
North Carolina. in Plat Book 2.
ut page l06, to which plat refer
cncc is made for Il more full and
complete description.
This the 3rd day Of March,
1898.
w. r.. DAVIS,
| Sheriff of Henderson County,
n G.. 3-Thurs-4tp
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Fort Lewis Will
Be West $ Biggest
Army Air Base

TACOMA, Wash, Mar. II. --
(UP)-A powerful unit in the re-
Mobilization Of Pacific coast de-
lenses will be the $12,000,000 u.
s. army air base at Fort Lewis,
one of the largest military rcSer-
vationS in the nation, army off
GERS say.
The Fort Lewis base will he
the largest of three provided on
the west coast by the Wilcox bill.
Lieut.. Col. Frank w. Wright, who
will be commander of the new
base, already has established tenn
porary quarters in Tacoma. Con-
struction of the base is expected
to start this spring.
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DO You Have Bulbs Plants Or Seeds For Se Use For Sale Advertisement

good advantage. The orchardmen.
including Andrew LYDIA, Grayson
Laughter, Fl. c. Ballard, Luther
Lcdbcttcr, G.. G.. Freeman, |. W.
WhitcsidcS, }. w. Whitcsidcs, l..
A. Enloc, G.. b. Hill, Pearson Dal-
ton, w. f. Hill, D. P. Moss, ". +.
Moss, Mrs. Maudc Hill and others,
have their orchards in what APP
pears to be the best condition IN
recent years.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Foy Hill have re-
modelled garage apartment INTO
cozy living quarters and are now
living near Mrs. Maudc Hills
where Mr.. Hill will be employed
during this year.
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NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina


Henderson County
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Claude Brown and First Bank d
Trust COmpany-Plalntiffs
VS..
W. G.. baltimore and c. +. Hunt,
ley.
In obedience to order of resale
in Superior Court in the above en-,
titled matter, the undersigned
commissioner will on Saturday
March &c, 1888, at twelve O'Clock
Ilaannat.,1he- Courthouse, door In
HendersonVillc, publicly offer fo'
sale fors5cash tho following prop
erty:s
Lots o and 10 Of Section A IA
shown on Il plat of the Meadow
brook Subdivision, recorded IL
plat book No. 2, page rs, office
Register of Deeds Of Henderson
County, North Carolina.
Notice given this oath day OF
February, 1898.
TUOS. II. FRANKS,
Commissioner
2-2i-ThurS-itl
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from IIcndcrsonvillc, n. G., on
the waters Of Clear Creek and
bounded on the north by Matt
Drake; ON the east by Hrownlow
tanning; on the south by Mrs.
Rcllc Abbot R0Xby and Bradley
Love; and on the west by lands
of Mrs. Belle Abbot RoXby.
The property is more fully de-
scrihcd by mctcS and bounds III
the Deed Of Trust above mention
ed, to which reference is made.
This the oath day Of February,
1888.
w. o. McGIBONf.
Trustee.
j. FON JUSTICE,
Agent and Attorney for Trustee
2-24-Thurs-4tI
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LAND SALE UNDER ExECU-
TION

TAKE NOTICE that under
and by virtue Of an execution Is
sued out Of the Superior Court
Of Rutherford County, North
Carolina, in an action entitled
"North Carolina Corporation
Commission, Liquidator Ruthcr-
ford County Bank and Trust
Company, Plaintiff, vs.. Kate D.
Twitty (Mrs. Katherine Twitty).
Defendant, said judgment now be,
ing owned by b. d. Wilson, said
judgment having been duly trans
ferrcd and assigned to the said
l. ID. Wilson. FOR valuable con
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GOODS NAMES IDENTICAL.

BURLINGTON, Vt. CUP).-AI.
though unrelated, two Ruth NJ.
Whites are goods at University
of Vermont, and two men stu
dents sign their names r. +.
White. University enrolment al
so shows representatives of two
other White families, nine
Browns, one Greene. and one
Gray.
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business Services

b I'm LIME To GET MONEY
u pairs Is while it is easy to
sIrs t Let Us help you. Shop
tlo d. lumber, builders supplies.
.yr Z Z, Hendersonville Lum-
~. Near Depot.
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FLA LOANS. We are now able
10 assist you in getting loans
for plumbing, heating, painting
and general repairs for vour
home. Hendersonville Hard
ware Co., Inc. =
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BEAUTIFUL. FRESH CoLoRs

Sample dyeing skillfulIy
handled. Let us restore or
change the coloring with quail
ity dye. knits, bonclc, silks a
speciality Phone 6SS. Abbott
Knight, K. Carolus Williams,
Mgr.
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Lest and Found
42-Pets and Livestock

FOUND-Brown and white spot
ted bulldog. Luther c. Patter-
son, Flat Rock.
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GOOD SET of 2-horsc harness.
Single sets. Harness made to
order. All kinds repairs. c. G.
Tatum. 1870 Third Ave. f. 81
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BUY BONDS: AT A BIG DIS
COUNT FOR PAYMENT OF
w A I E r, Sc WEIR A N D
STREET PAVING ASSESS
MENTS. PHONE 81. o. ROY
KEITH, REAL. ETATE. i
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FOR SALE-Corn tops by stack
) cents bundle, cash. 5. NJ
Clark, Hendersonvillc, N G..
Route 5.

Moved have moved my jew
clry business, heretofore known
as Jones & French, to the
Lazarus building on opposite
side of street, and will hercaft-
er conduct the business under
the name of Charlie French,
.IcwclCr.
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FOrRent
I7-HoaSes

FOR RENT-7-room house, large
garden. 704 Pace St. so per
month. r. F.. Nicely, RI. 1.
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Wanted
27-Farm Products

CASH FOR POULTRY
We are paying following prices in
cash or trade all this week:
Heavy hens, ID. 16c, lightweight
hens 13c, friers lac, ROSTERS
7c, ducks Sc. Sherman's Groc-
cry.
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IS-Furnished Rooms

CLOSE IN, nicely furnished bed
room, heated. No. Zip w. AL
len st.
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Seeds and Plants
|S0EN SEEDS. IIL, !

80 - - Towering shrub with
NM purchase Of 81. Carolina
'stety' East Flat Rock. n. c.
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l3-Merchandise

FISHING TIME - Just received
complete line of fishing sup
plies. Also have fishing license.
Ming Hardware Co.
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IF LACK OF FINANCES hs

IF LACK OF FINANCES has
prevented those repairs on your
home and outbuildings, let us
help you get a FILA loan,
promptly granted without mort
gage. Hcndersonvillc Supply &
Goal Go. Phone 500. Ali kinds
of building materials and shop
work.
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HIGHLY SKILLED WoRKMEN

SKILLED WORKMEN
who know how to clean and
press, give your dry cleaning
the finish that gives you a feel
ing of correctness among
friends. Call r.. l.. Roper or c.
{. Collins at Superior Laundry.
Phone l42.
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BUILDING NEWS
Published BY
RIGBY-MORROW CO.
Lumber-Builders' Supplies
Millwork
Fourth Ave. E. Phone 81

Painting time is here. We
are headquarters for the Sherwin-
Williams line of paints, stains and
rarnishes. Specify and use
this material for best results. -. d.
Ask for our free booklet on this
subject. Sec us for FILA
loans, also.
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S-Foodstuffs

E,o'a. FISH, oysters, poultry,
Ia -. ana vegetables at prices
Eaora> T a., them. Jack Russell.
S"N. III 7th Ave. w. :
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For Sale
Autos and Accessories

Don PRICES on Yalo tires and
lube and Edison batteries. Sec
Rover, 4 Franklin Purol Sta
ion ai Depot,
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FLETCHER LIMESTONE CO..
Fletcher, n. G.. Ground lime
stone, any quantity, sos per
ton at plant. Make deliveries
for small charge. Analysis
Calcium carbonate $3.50, mag
ncSium carbonate 4i.50.
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l0-Transportation

Toe TAXI lOc. Corner Fifth and
Church. Phone 9lII.
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No WORRY about your money
invested here. All accounts in
sured up to $4,000. Current
dividends at j percent per an
mum. We invite you to ask for
details, personally or by mail.
First Federal Savings & Loan
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SPECIALS THIS WEEK

SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Standard Chevrolet 4-dOor
FedaU Good tires, good paint,
md m Al mechanical condi-
1s Priced TO sell.
j. Chryslcr Sedan, with trunk,
Fi0roughly rcconditioned; -four
ow tires; heater, radio. An
lea, family car.
our other used car offerings.
Fly MOTOR & SALES co.
pr rbryslcr Plymouth Dealer =
BECKER, road Service-whcth-
It's - had wreck or minor
ouh."s, we serve YOU day or
4 gh', city or country. Expert
7|gn service of al kinds.
PNAN MOTOR COMPANY
Phone -
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ll-Household Goods
I2-Radios and Service

FOR SALE--A few good used
radios. Miucity Tire Co.