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Glacier County chief., 1939-02-10

NEW YORK-An aerial photog-
rapher recently obtained this re-
markable picture showing the sky
line of New York with its relation to
the grounds of the New York Worlds
Fair 1899. An artist has painted on
lines indicating distances from GER
tain points in Manhattan to the Fair
grounds. These distances, and other
Glacier County chief., 1939-02-10
Effect OF War on Elections

There is no provision in the Con-
stitution for continuing a Presidents
term because of war raging. The
Civil war was not over in Novem-
Der, 1864. when Abraham Lincoln
was elected for second term. Dur
ing the World war no presidential
election was required. but the 1918
congressional elections took place as
usual before the war ended
Glacier County chief., 1939-02-10

iesslr." said Farmer Knott,
them hens was mite cantanker-
Gus about layin' regular until /
fixed EN-"
"What'd you do?'
Il Jest hung sign in the hem
house like this: We are having Ell
Their eggs or sizzards for breakfast
tomorrow -
Glacier County chief., 1939-02-10

facts concerning road and bridge ap-
proaches to the exposition which is
preparing to handle 100000 wish
tors. are: CD From Empire State at
Fifth Avenue and 34th Street, in the
heart of the retail shopping district. to
the Fair grounds, 7 miles (2) From
Wall Street, in lower Manhattan, to
the Fair grounds, 81 miles. 90 From
Glacier County chief., 1939-02-10
When Displaying the Flag

No other flag or pennant should
be displayed above or to the right
of the United States flag.
Glacier County chief., 1939-02-10

the entrance to the Thorough
Bridge, 51s miles. motorists can
make this trip without encountering
a single traffic Light. (4) Holland
Tunnel from New Jersey. showing
route through lower Manhattan
across Williamsburg Bridge mo. 81
to roads leading to the Fair. (5) The
Battery 60 Brooklyn Bridge. Cd
Glacier County chief., 1939-02-10

Manhattan Bridge. (8) Brooklyn
Navy Yard. (9) Williamsburg Bridge.
(l0) greensboro (59th So Bridge.
QD Grand Central Park way. (l2)
North Beach Airport (now being en-
larged at cost of $4,000 1000. (l3)
New Whitestone Bridge, furnishing
direct gateway from New England
and Canada,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-09
UNCFrat Takes
Tobacco Official:
Henderson Man In

Chapel Hill, June 9.-William D.
Carmichael, Sr., ce-president of the
Liggett-Myers Tobacco Company and
former member of the University
board OF trustees, has just been elect
ed to honorary membership in Beta
Gamma Sigma, scholastic fraternity
in the University School of Com
merce.
Addressing a luncheon meeting of
the chapter, Mr. Carmichael, who
graduated in the University class of
1897, urged the members to retain
a Justified spirit OF optimism de-
spite the depression, in view Of the
fact that the country as a whole, and
you in particular, has come more
fully to realize that adherence to
fundamental moral values constitutes
the key to future progress"
He said he discerned in the ''pres-
ent keener sense of social respon-
sibility the basis of a more hopeful
outlook"
In addition to Mr.. Carmichael, the
following students were elected to
membership by virtue of their high
scholastic records:
I. H. Howard, Oxford, who, auto
matically, became president as a re-
suit of making the highest record
among the new members: D. M. John
son, Morven; j. w. McCallum, Lum-
berton; w. r. league, Henderson;
w. B. Upton, Belcross; j. E. Will
liamS, Burlington
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-09
TENANTS MAY SEEK
FARM BUY|NCLOANS
those Desiring to Buy Farms
During Next Year May
Apply Now

Ienant farmers in Vance county
hoping to buy farms for next wear
under the tenant-purchase program
OF the Farm Security Administration
may place their applications now for
loans, said lvey w. Day, County Su-
perVlSOr, whose office is located in
the Peace Building, William street
Henderson, N. c.
1t is anticipated that a limited
number of loans to buy and improve
farms will be made to hard working
farm tenants and farm laborers Of
outstanding ability who are approv-
ed by the County Tenant Purchase
Committee, and who are able to find
good family-sized farms at reason
able prices, Mr.. Day said. The loans
Will be limited in accordance with
money appropriated by Congress, he
said.
Further information about the ten
ant-purchase program may be Sc
cured from Mr.. Days office, or from
any member of the County Commit
tee.
Members of the Committee are M.
/. GreenWay, R-2, Henderson,
Thomas B. Parham, Jr., R-2, Hen
derson, c. u Sanford, RS, Hender-
son.
Mr.. Day said that eight loans to
buy farms already have been ap-
proved in Vance county and four
families have moved to their new
farms.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-09
Gardner For
Markets Bill
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Waller Hotel.

Raleigh, June 9.-Commissioner of
Agriculture w. Kerr Scott today an
nounced that Foremr Governor O.
Max Gardner, National Grange Mas
ter L. j. Tabor and Editor Paul D.
Sanders, of the Southern Planter"
are active in their support of Sen
ator Bailey's bill to provide a fed
eral appropriation of S5,000,000 for
marketing services for farm COM
mOditieS.
AS chairman of the National AS
sociation of Agricultural Commits
sioner's marketing committee, Com
missioner Scott will leave Raleigh
for Washington Sunday night to fur
ther push the Bailey measure which
would give North Carolina approx
mately Sl50000 with which to con-
duct an adequate marketing pro-
gram The bill, now before the Sen
ate Agricultural Committee, calls for
distribution of the funds on the basis
Of population, but many agricultural
leaders have suggested that money
be appOrtioned on the basis Of farm
population"
Gardner, North Cardinals noted
live-at-home Governor, termed the
marketing bill "most important"
You may rely upon me to do
everything in my power to encourage
It's passage" he told Commissioner
Scott Il will leave no stone unturn-
ed wherever l think it may be help4
full"
Editor Sanders said that he would
mot only speak to Secretary Wallace
about the measure, but to some OF
our agricultural leaders in the Con-
gress.'
National Grange Master Tabor said
he believed that "just now few dol
lars spent in finding markets fol
American products will do the farm
ers more good in years to come than
ten times that amount spent in ben
efit payments"
Il agree that our problem is mar
keting," Tabor continued. "We must
find a solution to this qestion."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-09
Agricultural
Teachers Meet
AtCourtHouse

The teachers of agriculture il
ties held their regular monthly meet
inc in the court house Wednesday
afternoon
Teachers present were A. w
parker. Littleton; c. Fl. Drye, War
.nton l.. b. Hardage, Norlina; S
Royals, Creedmoor; J. S. Lilies
stem: II. -. Barden, Wilton: anC
Geo. B. Blum, Middleburg.
E. N. Meekins, district supervisor
agricultural education for this dis
ct. was also present. Mr.. Meelzins
strict office is at State College,
leigh.
officers were elected for the fis-
year, beginning July l. j. S.
was made chairman; II. d. Bar
vice chairman, and c. B. Blum.
etary.
'lanS for ten future meetings were
tlned, these meetings to be held
first Wednesday afternoon in
a.. month. The next meeting will
ye held at State College, Raleigh, as
all the teachers and supervisors ex-
pect to be at the annual conference
of Vocational Agricultural teachers
the first week in July.
Mr.. Meekins advised the teachers
to do summer work with their stu
dents. and recommended that thew
begin early work on course calendars
and teaching plans for the comins
wear
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-09
New Appointments
By Hoey to Boards
OF State Agencies

Raleigh, June 9.-(AP)-Gover-
nor Hoey announced today that he
had appointed Dr. J. J. Bender, Of
Red Springs, as a member of the
board of directors Of the State Hos
pital for the Insane here to serve
until April 26, 1941, filling the un-
expired term of the late DR.. w. H.
Crowell, of Shawboro.
Hoey said that he had re-appoint-
ed for four-year terms on the State
Rural Electrification Authority, S.
H. Hobbs, Jr., of Chapel Hill, and
D. E. Percell, of near Reidsville
Their new terms will expire June
5, 1943.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-09
vicinity of college towns.
Another Suggestion

Instead of waiting until war comes
and then have your children used for
cannon fodder, is it not much better
for them to make a little sacrifice
now and train for home defense
work? | have in mind that they be-
come experts on gas masks, anti
aircraft guns, nursing, and other pro-
tective lines. Finally, let me say that
it is far more important for children
to develop character, health, desire
for babies and for land, than to Sc
lect any definite industry.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-09
Dup ont Stock Ques-
toned In SEC Brief
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page Ore)
as the original reports showed sub
stantial net long positions, the cor
rected report showed that Through
out the period he owed substantially
more shares than he owned"
AS of December 81, 1884, he re-
ported he held 33.252 shares, the
commission said. "F1is corrected re-
port states that on that date he was
minus 1O8,460 shares
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-09
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AVERLL-

Raleigh, June Ex-Governor Clyde
Hoey yesterday performed an act
very unusual for him. He issued a
proclamation, calling all to observe
the period June to IA as Flag
Week.
The governor is opposed, on prin-
ciple, to issuing a whole flock Of
proclamations, but this time he
couldn't help himself.
Il didn't think you ever issued
proclamation" your correspondent
remarked to His Excellency.
Il DON'T" he replied dryly, ''but
the legislature directed me to issue
this one, so there it is"
But Bob Thompson, the governors s
secretary, told on him. The legis-
lature also directs that Mothers Day
be proclaimed; but this year it just
wasn't. Nobody recalled the statute
at the time and the governor calmly
ignored the proclamation part of the
second Sunday in May.
Wilson county's tobacco crop is
the best on record, and is about
twenty per cent larger IN acreage
than last years, said State Election
Board Chairman Will Lucas while
in Raleigh Thursday.
"a twenty per cent increase in the
crop, with only twenty per cent
decrease in the price of tobacco
wouldn't be bad, he remarked
On the subject of politics, Mr.
Lucas says there just isn't any talk
or interest in them in Wilson.
"You never hear anything at all
about the governors race or any
other kind of politics unless you talk
to somebody who doesn't live in
Wilson county.
Your correspondent fell to talking
about Louis Fl. Wilson, Department OF
Agriculture publications chief the
other day, with a fellow craftsman
of the news game.
"You know, that Wilson hasn't
got bit more sense than to believe
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-09
Girl Nabbed as Kid
naper Frisco Lad

Continued From Page One)
day afternoon. She was traced to a
hotel at San Jose, SO miles from
here, where the boy was found un-
harmed. The girl told Engler she
was the daughter of Mrs. Graham
We'll, Of Nassau. She left home
seven months ago, and, although in
experienced, thought she could "get
by" because she was attractive
She was employed a month ago by
Mrs. Mabel Osborn as governeSS,
and decided to steal the child for
ransom, Engler said, after learning
Mrs Osborn had 81, 300 in the
bank. The girl at first gave her
name as Miss Graham Gaylord, then
changed it to Ruhama Graham
Thames, and finally to Miss Well.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-09

San Francisco, Cal, June 9.-(AP)
"A pretty 19-year-old governess
was formally charged with kidnap-
ing today after police moved swift
ly but quietly to solve what they
said was San Francisco's first kid
naping for ransom in As years.
While the press maintained a self
imposed silence, San Francisco police
feverishly traced down clues to the
whereabouts Of the governess who
disappeared Wednesday afternoon
with five-year-old Krehe Osborn
after assertedly leaving a note de-
manding 81 1000 from the child's
mother, Mrs. Mabel Osborn, for his
safe return
Twenty-seven hours after the girl,
booked as Miss Graham Timms Gay
lord, and her five-year-old charge
vanished, police arrested the girl in a
San Jose hotel, SO miles south of
here. They said the boy was with
her and unharmed.
Miss Gaylord was charged with
kidnapping for ransom, an Offense
which carries a possible life sentence.
Authorities set her arraignment for
some time today.
What motive impelled the attrac-
tive brunette to risk her future on
amateurish adventure officers could
not learn. Pressed for an explana-
ton, she said she sought the money
for "some one near and dear to me- y
She revealed she wanted it for rela-
tives, but steadfastly refused to give
names.
The only clue found in her effects
included pawn tickets for a Chicago
firm. She was quoted as saying, 81
would do it all over again if l had
the chance"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-09

it's his job to publicize the depart
ment and its activities" cracked the
f. C. "He doesn't seem to realize that
he has State job and ought to de-
vote most of his time to politics."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-09

l909-First national balloon race
from Indianapolis.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
FORECLOSED HOME.

Nearby Maryland Not a year old. Com =
pletely redec: excellent value for good
sized family of modest income; bedrms.
baths. den, |. r. d. r, kit; new stove,
refg.; oil h.-w.h.: ami: l4-acre corner
lot near bus OWNER Wis 3O57
Evening star., 1939-08-20
HOUSES uNEuRNIShEp.

D. c. TEACHER, WHOEVER, WILL RENT
or share new home, 1881 Western ave. to
be completed September 1st; rent, S13O;
share, SS5. Box 414E, Star.
S42 so MONTH-32 SEATON NW.-FIRST
floor double house very nice. Five rooms,
mace Wiling execute term lease desirable
people. PRESGRAVES agent. Lincoln
5434. or can get key 4s Seaton from to D.
2ns
Evening star., 1939-08-20
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

3127 ADAMS MILL RID NW.-HoUsE
overlooking Rock Creek Park; beautifully
furnished; 3 bedrooms, adjoining Sleep
ing porches, > baths; oil heat; 2-car ga
rage Columbia 6792 or Dupont 1881.
5341 BROAD BR. RD.-DETACHED BRICK,
T rms. 4 bedrms., bath. oil heat, garage;
maids quarters; basement Law. Sl00
furn., 500 unfurn. OWNER, Woodley sob.
Evening star., 1939-08-20

1924 l4th ST, NV WAVES Di. aa4e.
SALE OR TRADE -
6r., br, det. modern = b.. attic heat $3.50
5 r. 81, b. det. br,. large lot $3.50
I 25-ft. water front lots, nice beach. sl.'5o
Z r. semi-new. Br auto heat. . b., S11,15O
6r b., h.-w h, gas. h.w f.. modern Ss.45O
5 r, ] b. new: gas h-w.h., h.-w.f. $3.50
sr. ] b. 2-car gar,h.,w III; oil sa;a5o
1924 l4th ST NV DI 3346.
VACANT-MUST BE SOLD.
Brick semi-det.. & large rooms 3 porches
ranged for . families. Easy terms. De
oo9f-M as!sf 81 i7tR : Pm PLACE NE
WAPLE & JAMES. INC DI 3346
PETWORTH NV.
Colonial row brick: Is rms. bath. garage,
in Al condition. Price only $3.50: $500
cash, bal. 500 a mo. No renewals on
trust; Mr.. Bennett; &C. 2aas
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI 3346.
A REAL BARGAIN-20 FIT COLONIAL
semi detached brick. Eight rooms; two
rim: sarraneed for two families. Must be
For information. cali Mr. Bennet' Ge :!29s.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346.
41o5 BLAGDEN TERRACE.
Delightful Spanish Home.
4 MAS Ter BEDRooMs and .
bath on I'd Floor Finished I'd Floor.
Laree Living Room Fireplace. Screened
Porch Dning Room loom kitehen c Pantry
so- THE T555 AMERICAN coMRANY RaS sos.
John Poole. President
Evening star., 1939-08-20

Set in a bower Of flowers this perfect
house has bath and . bedrms on 1st A.. 3
bedrms. and bath on End. Garage oil heat;
Evening star., 1939-08-20

MASSACHUSETTS AVE. HEIGHTS-TILE-
rooted house of tile with stucco finish l.,
large rooms, . baths, Gear garage Con-
venience to city by motor cars or bus: high
elevation; quality of neighborhood combine
to make this desirable for home. Valued
by the assessor at over S14. 600. 1t car be
had for $1,000.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
MONTGOMERY HILL.

1116 Stratton rd.-Handsome Colonial
brick home, bedrms, sitting room, 2
baths on End f., ample servants quarters
on 3rd f., Gear built-in garage; oil heat:
13O-ft frontage: must see 10 appreciate.
TRADE CONSIDERED &, TERMS TO SUIT.
To reach: Drive out Ga. ave. past Silver
Spring traffic light to Montgomery Hill.
turn left l block to house
ROBERTS E. LATIMER.
1733 Alaska Ave Gen 1oHn
Evening star., 1939-08-20
1855 HIGHLAND PL. NV.

Distinguished dwelling on large wooded
lot tnearly acre.; bedrooms, 312 baths.
blocks west of Connecticut ave. Hand
somely furnished: 5000 month w c.
and A. N MILLER. District AGA. after
6 pm, Woodley 9503.
CLEVELAND PARK, 1856 NEWARK ST
Detached house, bedrooms, . baths .
freplaces, porches. garage. Emerson $3.50.
WOODRIDGE-WILL SHARE 5-ROOM
bungalow with woman or couple. Reason
able. Box 35O-E, Star.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
HOUSES UkEURklsHED.

home for small family; perfect condition
5 rooms, master bedrooms : large
screened porches with awnings. Venetian
ator, garage; 500 month. 4433 Volta pl
EnnnrSnn AREl
Evening star., 1939-08-20

6-room corner home: owner viii eacridcs;
open today make An offer. H. O. MAYNOR.
Zo14 Rhode Island ave. ne. North 1888.
Evening star., 1939-08-20

WESLEY HEIGHTS
bedrooms. lavatory on 1st floor and
small den
NEAR WOODROW WILSON.
bedrooms sun parlor, oil heat and
garage Another 6-bedroom house in same
location
FOXHALL AREA.
q bedrooms, oil heat, , baths and Sleep
ing porch.
CHEVY CHASE
Evening star., 1939-08-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.

MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. HEIGHTS-TILE-
rooted house Of tile with stucco finish. II
venience to city BY motor cars or bus: hish
elevation; quality Of neighborhood combine
to make this desirable for home. Valued
by ths assessor .s .G at over $4,000. 1t car be
~ wv ~ LOUIS P; SHOEMAKER .
17l9 ST. NV. Natl. 166
BARGAIN, S1O.750-oPEn TO g.
baths, oil heat. : m porches, lear CARA sarase;
new-house condition.
1928 AoI9h p coaRE cspIta s. RrAIby bypss, S1 1855
THE NAME Spring VALLEY MEANS
to Washing tonians supreme social. artistic
ana a,,.iI natural dnaiities lor home Tbs ns
sooded lot Ensss IS m desrsble on inside as ou
SO hard to produce. . rooms. 3 baths. gas
,7,o LogIs ., n P ~ SHOEMAKER. NsE; ,,se
BETWEEN THE CHEVY CHASE CLUBS.
3 rooms, baths. extra lavatory and 2
car garage on wooded lot. 20 feet wide in
highly developed wooded section. Closets
are cedar lined, house insulated. Price;
1-,o Log1s p; p, SHOEMAKER; ,ss
SnAR spsh little PYr1sT ho2ss vG
and bath on each of the 3 floors; INV
heat with gas furnace. Gear garage: house
equipped with practically new furniture,
electric refrigerators. etc: LIST floor f1n-
ished in knottv pine. Price 81 600.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K st. NV. Natl. 1896
S5,OOO.OO
Bungalow arranged as 9 apartments: Mt.
Rainier. Md; One with . rms kitchen.
bath: one with 3 rms, kitchen and bath
All modern improvements 3 blocks from
Rhode Island ave. For INSPECTION. terms,
call Sh 52O1 or Or. 3O55
WAPLE JAMES Inc
S433 Georgia Ave Silver Spring Office
HOME BUYERS-IT WILL BE TO YOUR
interest to consult this list and look at
these homes before buying.
1913 D st. se-7 rooms tile bath, de-
tsched garage paved streets and alley.
Priced right. on easy terms.
4l9 Hamilton st. n,w.--s rooms. tile
bath. good NV. section. Priced to sell
Lovely frame bungalow in NV. section
3 rooms porches, large lot plertv shade
trees; Diet. garage. Priced $3.50. Real
bargain.
Real investment. 90 Que ST ne.-Priced
TO sell. rooms. det. garage House will
rent for S55 per month. Priced at $3.50
on easy terms.
And good list of new and used houses
See or call Mr.. Orem &c. 4639.
~ .WAPLE 4 JAMES Inc.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
HOUSES FOR SALE

1923 MASS. AVE NW.-ATTRAC. DET.
nom non near the cathedral; reduced to S12,-
t,,T S2n, 70 sett'e estate, bedrooms. 2La baths,
and evenings oOs
Evening star., 1939-08-20
CHEVY CHASE, D. G..

MODERN WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL.
) bedrooms o'2 baths: large wooded.
beautifully Handicapped lot: new-house con-
dition. lifetime home of charm and dis
tinction. Open for INSPECTION Availatis
Immediately. For sale oy owner at sacrl-
hce 1887 Tennyson st. NV. Emerson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ALL KINDS FURNITURE. household goods,
cleo refgs., washing machines; cash paid.
Day or night. Line 2S07.
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture
wanted; contents of apt. or homes also
odd pieces. WE DO MOVING CAREFULLY
AND REASONABLY Georgia LAG
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23.S 10th ST NW-Single and double
| rms clean, newly furn; good parking:
nnlim. phone; "a blk. Mt. Pleasant car
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1920 10th ST, OAKLAwN TERRACE
kitchen, bath, entrance hall and porch;
s SPACE; N s9s.so. cela@bia 7s5s. IS:
2;539 18th ST. NV ROOM, LARGE
adults.
BASEMENT APARTMENT. 1870 sT. NV.
bath: private entrance; $40 mo. 49,
apts.. gas cleo, nicely furnished; oil heat.
81 NEW YORK AVE. NE.-3 LARGE
rooms ra completely furnished: entire floor;
813 9Th ST. NE BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished rooms. semi-private bath: Frigid-
aire; Ink; conveniently located.
1s. R ST. N.E-NEWLY DECORATED, 2
bedrms, living rm. kitchen, rec. hall and
bath; refg.; insulated; 3rd floor adults
4O5 KEDRICK, 1901 x ST N.W.-LGE.
halls; fine closets: showers.
I704 LAMONT ST; INVITE TOPS. "A
brs s completely furn nm Kit
location; $50 incis. retg.: sas cleo. phone.
Couple only. Adams 1851.
CAPITOL HILLARY. MODERN LIVING
room bedroom; k. and b.. Frigidaire. 1o2
c st Sc and $40 LIST st. Sc.
] room. kit gas. cleo, phone: reduced $50
Columbia 0346-J.
1850 MONROE ST. NV ROOMS AND
kitchen and pvt bath: refrigerator gas
and lights furnished $40 week.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c., 1903 gath ST NE
, front rooms, new gas stove and Electro
lux: adults good transportation. Dec
1907 UPSHUR ST NV COMPLETELY
furnished Ink. rooms Frigidaire, gas, cleo;
$35 single $40 double.
10 EVARTS ST. NE.-AVAIL. NOW RENT
starts 15th-3 rms. ami. S45. Adults.
PRIVATE APT. WITH MEALS. FOR TWO
young men at Conn. ave. and K ST. Room.
size 1sxoO with fireplace and private bath.
Phone Met $3.50
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l4l3 PERRY PL. NW.-Pleasant front
reasonable Adams O356-M. Lady preferred.
1916 18th ST. N.W.-Bright, front run
ming water in room. large closet; also
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MERIDIAN HOUSE
TRAVELS,

1923 18th ST NV
Double and single rooms with running
water. Within walking distance of Govt
Departments and thea tiers. Excellent home
cooked fnnd
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SCHOOL Specials Singer console.
fully guaranteed, terms. S65. few fl.
samples port or consoles. greatly reduced.
Repairs made on all makes of machines
and vacuumS. Parking space. Singer
Sewing Machine Co. sos King ST., Alex,
Low