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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Daily Short Story
rMANTTAPTAN Ry CHARLES AfcCIJTPK
THE HUMANITARIAN

The night he realized he
was in love with her they
were riding home to the
Swope apartment in a cab.
The cab swerved suddenly
and came almost to a stop to
avoid a bus. Harriet was
thrown pretty hard against
Archie. His arms went around
her TO break her fall and, the
first thing he knew, his mouth
was against hers and she was
signing.
Archie pushed her gently
upright and glared at her.
I'm sorry" he said fiercely.
THAT was a caddish thing TO
do. I'm not in the habit of
doing IL. 1 don't know what
hit me. / assure you that 1
have the deepest respect for
you, Miss SwOpe, and IL you
can overlook IL and allow me
TO keep on seeing you, 1
promise II will never happen
again."
"Why not. Archie ?" Har-
riet asked, Don't you love
me ."
He stared at her. 1t had
never occurred to him. Could
that be the explanation for
the glow with which he awoke
in the morning The gentle
affability with VIII n he
treated customers and COLI
leagues? The sudden stop
page of all important thought
before a rush of warm feel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
George AIDE . By Edwin {. Hill

THE Sultan of Sulu." both top
notch hits. In fact, he scored
four hits in a row. with no iops
perhaps the record. But by
1914, he was weary man and
he needed the advice Of his doc
tor, that he couldn't collect roy
alties in a cemetery. So through
the warm weather he is a con-
tented country squire on his
estate at Brook, Ind. and in the
cold weather he retreats to Flor
ida to bask in the sunshine.
Few men can review a life
containing. more satisfactions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

two sisters. Luella was studious
and industrious, but her features
did not seem to know the value
of Team Work, and her clothes
fit her intermittently, as it
were"
Mae, the other sister, was
frivolous and short on Intellect
but long on Shape" So Mae
married the rich wheat specu-
lator and gave Luella a posi-
ton as assistant cook at 50.
Moral Industry and persever-
ance bring sure reward"
LIE TURNED playwright with
IL The College Widow" and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27


Now how about that "Auld Lang Syne" day
when all Of us will give thought TO our
pals OF the yesteryear; drop them line or
send them a present TO show we haven't
forgotten s-EVD.)
"CAN'T YOU take advice" subscriber
once wrote me. I told him ! could
take advice all right but what worried me
was knowing when 10 leave il alone. Was
reminded of this in reading the advice of
feminine matrimonial expert TO the effect
that wives should not annoy" their hus-
bands by continually telling them what to
do about their health. 1 don't agree with
this lady. ! think a wife should keep after
her husband about his health even if she
has TO rag the old boy little. Statistics
prove married men live much longer than
single men. Vaudeville wits used TO say OF
this claim, at just seems longer" Be that
as 1t may. the husbands survive the
bachelors and believe the care the average
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27


TIVE of human life has been doubled the past 300
but dogs live longer than in Shakespeares Why
Can't something be done make the live little longer and
continue their the pleasure their companion
ship? Milk is the valuable product
cotton third Maybe should
New would place a dairy plenty
of markets On the other hand couldn't big cowboy
and ride pinto dairy think I'll stick
drink and all the spaghetti sitting
people restaurants but
survive It's mistake underestimate the American appetite.
DILA McFTE Socate president organization known
THE Spnsters Club" Miss McF locker should
toforget consider possibilities of book
titled: The Fires of Spring" Phila
One Marynd fairer Seeking inside information
clients
Chaledon Anita
grander?" She said: you'll have So asked Mr.
said: "Well Chaledon gets a
the he trouble the
jam jockey good
he Midland. Sweepida
ager" So gentlemen, we know.
THE
history Al Jolson in Miami 10 York
lamp Florida recalling
popularized the California Here Come and
nanny
planted Miami the Angeles Chamber OF Commerce
Prof E C Beck eminent Michigan educator the of the
usage" Well
effective than isn't instance in the
expression "Ant truth ?" George NJ Cohans orteh
anniversary February H. George The
Son. for which he the story. words and music
everybody Irish descent but when he
he much disappointed not being
able to Irishman named Conan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Elsie Robinson
Fine People Don't Just Happen

IT'S quesonnares we're all getting nowaday
L WHAT DO YOU THINK is WRONG WITH AMERICAN
YOUTH? . . WHY IS IT so HARD so SELF-C ENTERED
so LACKING IN THE WARM VIRTUES OF THE PAST
GENERATIONS?
What's wrong with American Youth? Well I've been
mother since 1904 editor largest Young America
department And you'll get admit that
there's anything wrong with American Youth Star
can young yearngs this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

hard luck until Archie almost
cried. He went to bed and
he said he wouldn't get up
the next morning because he
hadn't slept anywhere but in
flop houses for months.
Archie left a IS bill on the
dressing table for Willie and
went 10 work. When he BE-
turned that night, Willie had
gone. So had a complete out
fit of Arches, the money, a
gold watch, a cigaret case, all
amounting to about 5000.
1t was like a pail of cold
water on Archie. He grinned
and then his mouth set. He
didn't notify the police. He
told Harriet about it.
I'll get that louse," he said.
land I'll put him in prison for
the limit. Five years, l hope.
I'm no sucker"
Harriet didn't say anything
because she could see Archie
was very angry. and Archie
started his hunt.
SCANTY DETAILS
Willie hadn't given much in
formation about himself. He
had said that he spent some
of his time in the public
library, that he slept in flop
houses and that he had a girl
in Orange, N. J. He had even
given her name.
For six weeks Archie made
several flop houses every
night, the public library every
lunch hour and after work in
the afternoon.
He reached the girl in
Orange, but she told him
Willie was a common pan
handling crook and she'd
canned him two years ago.
She'd like to get hold of him,
using her name when he was
putting on a bitel
Sometimes Archie got dis
couraged, but the best he
could do when this happened
was to wish Willie hadn't
done it. 1t never occurred to
him TO give up the hunt. He
wasn't that kind.
And one evening, he was
making the rounds of the
Grand Central Station when
he came upon Willie doing his
stuff on another victim. He
walked up to him grabbed him
by the arm and marched him
to a policeman.
PROUD OF JOB
He recited his tale to Har-
riet with a great deal of self
appreciation. He thought he'd
been a pretty good detective.
But Harriet was cold. She
thought Archie should now
forget the whole thing. After
all, he had caught his man
and he could well afford losing
5000.
what? ?" Archie protested.
And let that louise get away
with making n sucker out Of
me: I'll see that the Judge
throws the book at him."
Archie" Harriet said sadly.
81 couldn't marry a man like
that Hate wrecks people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
BY CHARLES McGUIRK

You must forgive! II you
can't and insist on prosecuting
this poor man, I'll have to
break our engagement"
"All right" Archie said,
"give me my ring"
He didn't like it. but what
eles could he do? In the week
that elapsed before Willie
went TO trial for grand
larceny, Archie was very I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
On the Side
By E. V. During

Distributed ny Syndicate. Inc
shall ask the brore soldier ~ho fights By my side
In Of mankind, II oir creeds agree?
shall gire up The friend hare valued and tried
II he kHeel not before the altar icith me?
Thomas Moore.
This National Brotherhood Week. Hence OF above
this department campaigned for BE kind to
each other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

race has ever bred, and I've seen quite a
few go through the branding corral.
Yet, even while give the kids my vote,
I'm also going to admit that large pro-
portion of them are as hard as nails, utterly
lacking in respect or sympathy for the
rights of other human beings. And get
ting tougher by the hour!
An inconsistent statement? Not at all.
For I'm not blaming this condition on the
kids. think it's up to Nom and Dad and
their coekeyed notion Of modern child train
ing.
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FRIEND IN NEED

Willie came upon Archie in
the Grand Central Station
and stopped him cold with a
line that Archie, ever after
ward, never ceased to adj
mire. Willie was a lawyer,
down on his luck. He was a
college man. He hadn't eaten
for two days. Could Archie
help him out little?
Archie took him into a res
taurant, saw him eat a terrific
meal and then took him home
to Darien, Conn, where he
Kept a bachelors apartment.
Willie made himself at
home. He bathed and got into
a pair of Arches pajamas.
He told Archie his tale of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

they fare bad, IL Is not their
fault Cruelty or poverty has
made them what they are.
We must forgive the trans
gressor. Love Is everything"
The funny thing was that
he believed her. He didn't
really. He knew better. But
he acted as if he did and he
couldn't help it. That was the
reason he helped this Willie
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

IT'S long lump parental repression ana
discipline of 1881 juvenile heraisin oil 1884,
beautiful and essentially Vltai
, civilization has Nom have taken their
Job too seriously cinch that lot OF them are
taking lightly :
We Americans the most dotng parents on earth we
allow our youngsters unparalleled liberties and give
them popular education record we are intensely
development We stuff them with
vitamns decorate trick clothes, teach them charm
technique short producing the most healthy oeau-
tiful and specifically bright young animals earth
BUT WE ARE NOT INSTRUCTING THOSE YOUNG
ANIMALS THE FINE ART OF HUMANITY WE AXE
NOT TEACHING THEM HOW TO FEEL WE ARE NOT I'M
PRESSING UPON THEM THE GREAT. HUMANE ESSENTIALS
OF PITY LOYALTY AND GENEROSITY. TOLERANCE AND
TENDERNESS. AND UNTIL WE DO THEY WILL REMAIN
GREEDY EGOTIsTIC ANIMALS AND NOTHING ELSE BUT
granted that these desirable virtues VIII
tIst happen in Young such virtues have never
lust happened and never will LOVE SYMPATHY AND uN
SEIF1SfINESS DO NOT COME SPONTANEOUSLY THEY
MUST BE TAUGITT-AND LEARNED.
w part in the simple daily village. We carried
Mothers cupcards when she lay sick
abed And when wep Justify her funeral even
though we had what all abou And by the
same token respectfully the Sunday morning SER
mon odsters patudes though they were
quite literally the and the
those services forgotten today But The
HABIT OF FAITH AND FRIENDLINESS WHICH THEY
SPIRED STILL PERSIST
And there's just time. and just fen places where
tbot habit ercr icas earned-dnd that
knee By fathers PRESIDE at your God
~ Copyright. syndicate, Inc 7.
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CRASH. Love-!

To him, she was the ideal
feminine sucker, who would
give till it hurt anybody. and
he knew if he could get her
on paper he had a perfect
appeal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

philosophy 1 that parents are always
friend"
BUT 1 DO BELIEVE THAT THERE ARE l3oOooU
OTHER CITIZENS IN THESE UNITED STATES BESIDES
JUNIOR AND SISTER, AND JUNIOR AND SISTER SHOULD
BE MADE TO REALIZE THE FACT OR ELSE
IT'S ONE THING TO DEVELOP YOUR INDIVIDUALITY
:. AND QUITE ANOTHER TO KICK THE REST Or HUMAN
ITY INTO THE BAY WHILE YOU DO so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

YOU could say what you
i liked about Archie Melton,
but you could never accuse
him of loving his neighbor.
Archie didn't even like him.
lie despiSed him for being a
bum, a crook. a CRATER, a
woman chaser or a drunk. II
he didn't fit into any of those
categories. Archie labeled him
a hypocrite.
Archie was 30, had never
been married and, to hear him
tell il, never would be.
What. he would ask, do
women ever get a man?
Trouble. They were dizzy.
They didn't think like men,
even when they thought,
which was seldom. When they
did, IT generally came out bad
for all concerned.
HIS COPY CLICKS
Archie was a copy writer in
the advertising firm of Bald
win, Condwin, Domwin. Earth
ington & Slack, and he wrote
sentimental copy so good that
he was assigned to handle the
firms part Cf the Red Cross
campaign.
"Give till 1t hurts" was the
main idea ahd-they said
Archie's copy and the war, in
that order, were responsible
for the vast increase in dona-
tons TO that world wide
humanitarian institution.
He was a short, thick-set
man with a red face, a blunt
nose, a vice-like mouth and a
square chin. You'll have to
imagine all these thrown to-
gether to make a pretty good
looking man, for Archie was
that.
He met Harriet SWope at a
Red Cross get-together, and
the only explanation for his
attraction to her must have
been the law of opposites.
1t had to be, although Har-
riet was a pretty girl. She
had been out four years, and
she worked at nothing in
serious way.
SOCIAL WORKER
Philanthropy was her me-
dunn. She did amateur social
settlement work, barging into
the flats and novels of the
hopelessly poor and seeing to
it that very young children
were fed and clothed and that
their parents spread their
relief money so that at least
80 per cent went to the
grocery stores. leaving only 70
per cent for the liquor traffic.
The night Archie saw her,
she was wearing a nurses
uniform, and his first thought
was that she would be an
ideal model for a billboard
appeal with her blue eyes,
tiny nose, generous mouth and
slim, rounded body.
He was constituted that he
really believed that his in
terest in her was strictly pro-
feSSional.
During their first five or six
evenings together at shows,
night clubs, museums (be-
cause Harriet was strong for
intellectual development as
we'll as uplift) and hockey
games (Archie liked hockey
because so many players were
socked and kicked, he was
working copy around her. try
ing out phrases and fitting
them to her.
CRASH. LOVE!
To him, she was the ideal
feminine sucker, who would
give till it hurt anybody, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

IVES. I know the usual answers. How
there was too much unreasonable
discipline and mawkish sentimentaiity back
in Gramma's day. How youngsters need
to learn "self-expression" and must de-
yelop their own individuality" All of which
is jake by me. never was one Tor the
"snare- the rod dxspoil-th e-child" school of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

wife takes of her husbands health something with
However think wives have much learn about diet Its
relation 10 health Some combinations
wives enough kill healthy elephant early
ARE
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
DErERMINArIoM or HERE

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The PRO-
bate Court for the County Of Wssh-
tenaW.
At session Of ssid Court. held al
the Probate office In the CITY Of
Ann ArOor. IN said County. on the
23rd daY. Of June 4. D.. 1871.
Present, Hon. Jay q. Pray. Judge
OF Probate
In the Matter n tho Estate Of
John =. sehnlid. Deceased.
George r. Schmid having filed IN
said Court SIS petition praying that
said Court adjudicafe and determine
who were A. the time 81 his death
the legal heirs u said deceased and
entitled 10 inherit the real estate or
which said deceased died seized
II Is Ordered. that the ztrd day Of
July A. u. i9fl. AZ ten o'clock In the
forenoon. a. said Pr9ba's Office. be
and f. hereby appointed for hearing
said petition.
II Is Further Ordered. that public
notice thereof be given BY publica-
ton Of copy - this order. for
three successive weeks previous 70
said day of hearing. I'm tho Ypsilanti
DAILY Press, Newspaper printed
and circulated IN said County
JAY q. PRAY. Judge OF Probate.
A true copy
Nora Q. BorEsrt. Register Of Probat.
ADJ ara
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09
ORDER APPOINTING TINE ron
HEARING CLAIMS

STATE OF MICHIGAN. TIE Pro-
bate Court for tho County OF WASH
At a session. Of said Court, held a,
The Probate Office In the CITY of
Ann Arbor. in the said county. on
the 2lst day Of June a. y. 1871.
Present. Honorable Jay g. Pray.
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Arthur A. Clough, Deceased.
" appearing to t5e Court that the
time Tor presentation Of claims
against said estate should be limit
ed. and that n time and place be ap-
pointed to receive. examine and Hd-
Just all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court.
II * Ordered, That creditors Of
said deceased are required to present
their claims 10 said Court At said
Probate Dffice on or before the 9Th
day ~ September A. j.. 1871. at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon. said time
for the examination and adjustment
Of an claims and demands against
said deceased.
It Is Further ordered. That public
notice thereof be given BY publica-
three successive weeks previous to
said day % hearing. IN the Ypsilanti
DAILY Press, Newspaper printed
and circulated In said County.
JAY q. PRAY, Judge Of Probate.
Adv 3-7lG
DETERMINATION or HEIRS
No. 1850
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County Of WASH
tenaw.
At session Of said Court held at
tie Probate Office In the city Of
Ann Arbor. in said County. on the
23rd day Of June 4. -. 1871.
Present, Hon. Jay O. Pray. Judge
OF Probate
In the Matter 81 the Estate Of
Caroline schmid, Deceased.
George T.. Schmld, having filed
in said Court his petition pray
Ing that said Court sdjudicsts and
determine who were At the time Of
her death the legal heirs % said de-
real estate OF which said deceased
died seized.
II L. Ordered. that the 25rd day Of
July a. y. 1871. At ten o'clock IN
tie forenoon. ~ said Probate Office.
be and Is hereby appointed for hear
ing said petition
notice thereof be given hy Dublica-
tion OF copy Of this order. for
three successive weeks previous to
said dav n hearing. IN the Ypsilantl
Daily Press. Newspaper printed
and circulated IN said County.
JAY g. PRAY. Judge Of Pro-
a true COPY.
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$500 ~ THE PRrCE-of a ? family
On Congress r. ncW rented for
80; DniY 1850 needed ~ handle u
I've In 1ns Fart and let the otasr
held paY fDf IT,
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a true copy.
Nora . Borgert Register OF Pro-
bate
Adv. 3-7is
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Personal
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

7 F.lAfs. VF III In I--FN~
Look Madame CeOla
THAT Great. gifted resdsr. SO doubt
you have heard about her when
other. readers fsl. Come 10 ne
- with your. troubles and difficult
ties. Advice on all affairs Of -life.
Readings SOC No clarge unless
perfectly satisfied. Houre 10 3
daily and Sunday Ore mi. =. OF
city limits. 1875 Z. Mich. in house
trailer
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Stretch Your Dollar by Shopping From The Daily Chssies
Classified Aduenisirg

YPsILAHrI DAILY PRESS, YPsILANTL. MICHIGAN
follows:
be paid for BE-
ours o
rates for request
respon NOR
ask for ad
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TWO BED ROOM bungalow be-
tween YpsL ana New Ford Plant;
one ~ the cuts-est little homes
around. and all IN Al shape.
1880 ana half cash
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Legal Notices
pErnnnIxA1 ION or HKIas

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County Of wash
tenaw.
At session Of said Court held a,
the Probate office in the City OF
Ann Arbor. IN said County on the
2ard day OF June A. D. 1914.
Present. Hon jay O. Pray. Judge
OF Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
John Bohmid. Deceased.
George r. Scnmlc. having filed in
said Court hts petition praying that
said Court adjudicats and detsrmins
who we're at The time Of h!s death
the legal heirs OF said deceased and
entitled TO inherit TIE real estate Of
which said deceased died SEIZED.
II IL Ordered. that the zlTd day Of
July A. u. ISfl. at ten O'Clock In tie
forenoon. az said Probate once. b
and Is hereby appointed for hsarins
said petition.
II IL Further Ordered. that public
notice thereof be given b. pubiics-
tion Of q copy Of tails order for
three Eucceaiye weeks preyl1Js u
said day Of hearing. IN the YpsilAnti
Daily Press newspa per printed
and circulated IN said County
JAY g. PRAY. Judge Of Probate.
A true copy.
Nora O. BorEsrt. ReglAtsr Of Probate
Adv AIS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09

GLOBE DOWS Town We have g
ro1rns ara bat1 With sleeping
porc1es pavement for $500. With
s.sgO dawn.
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WALLACE Blvd rooms. bath.
brick veneer. car garage, pave
rnspt all paid. 1850 down. bal.
like rent.
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8 ROOMS -- and bath. all on ons
HoSr. practically new home. with
dandy basement, car garage:
west side. $500 on terms.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09

M TERMS 4 room cottage out
side city for 400 down: e rooms
and bath. brick. with gsraKs. for
$500 down. a double house with 4
rooms On each eide. tWlii rent for
100 for 800 down.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-09

OK OAK STREET with several
large elm shade trees. we have a
9 room home. all reoonditioned,
screened and giAssed in porch. bed
room on first floor. lot IS by 1873.
with fenced rear yard. rock gar
dens. fruit. berries. garage. a
rood buy at 1850.
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Ideal EEE tsSe
Weee GoAl C Phone 1:e
BIcYCLES-Nsw Ana used Assert
rnsnt % used auto ureS Thorne
Tire yeS = Mieh Pa sss
MAYTAG WAshsr gsed-in Al con-
dition. oniy Si.So. Grlnnsn Bros
40 w. MichiEAr
SEVEN way floor lamps 1855 Up.
Family RADIO Sho9pe les W.
M!salEan. Prens 5.
WATkINS- extracts Snlcss., SOAPS
medicines. perfumes toilet prep.
ses Z Cross, Phcae Sil-W.
CITY SERVICE PRODUCTS
Acme tirss. Acme batteries. Try our
koctmctcT gas ard OF. Ride Pro
Yer Luhricaiien. Cummings Super
Service. ts1 ". Mlcligan Ave.
ERoSIONET- Prevents Washing Of
soil and SEED from lawns. terraces.
Norman = Raa--sas = :
SEVEN Good ussd washinE msca-
ines SO and %. Better Homes
APPLIANCE sop, = y. WAshinEion.
Sand Ana Gravel
PEA PEBBLES FOR DRIvEWAYs
kILLINS GRAVEL COMPANY
Tel. Npsi non tn9 oil charge)
CINpERs-GRAvEL
SAND pebbles. rocks. manure
black dlft- general trucking Call
julius ZAhn, i2is-W-l
Announcements
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Rooms
For Sale Real Estate
Houses

1o5 F. FOREST : bedrooms and
bath on ist floor. Can have one
bedroom above. Insulated. Forced
air. oil heat. laundry. New and
available about August LIST. Easy
terms.
25s FEET-on Prospect overlooking
the beautiful Huron Valley and
Ypsiianti.
Priced for quick sale.
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Merchandise
Earn Prooucta. Eeuipment


CHt.6Ri - Sesai-Sweet Mcntmor-
ency. very Eo-cG. Wal deliver. 20 y.
summit Pa. sSt-J.
BALDWIN - Ion&tasn. steel He'd
Apples lis . as 20 New pota-
toes gsc pSck. fresstcrs peaches
8 .oS 2ac. oranges. lemons. rSSp-
berries WAgcrCelcDS uauSkmelons.
cthsr produce. Roberts Intersee-
ucn III a IS
FIFTEEN ACRES mixed hay.
clover Aad Timothy. On ground.
lass Godfrey I'd. II unson,
MERCHANTS Specials
BRAND NEW Merge refrigerator
IL Gu feat. year guarantee.
Ouly SIS 50. GTiaael Bros. .lo
W Michigsn.
CONCRETE sertic Tanks 1880.
A. :. B1ETel! a seas, ~ Pearson
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Earl L. Freeman

100 Pearl Pm. 1854
Insurance OF all kinds in honor
able stock companies.
ForR ROOM BvSGALows- built
on half acre plots in Crane Gar
dsns. 1880 Easy terms. t2e.7t
monthly. Budget Built Homes. ls
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