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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21

hiring high school girls to take over their children every Wednesday.
 If Mrs. Jones had decided to organize q Wednesday afternoon club-once she had helped free her friends on that day-she would have spoiled the whole idea. But she was too bright for that. There wasn't to be any organization about 1t. Wives had that afternoon off, and they could decide how to spend 1t every week. If they wanted com- pany they could find it-and if they wanted to get off by themselves, they could do that.
 It has worked fine so far, Mrs. Jones reports. "Why' she says, T now look forward to Wednesday as eagerly as Susie looks forward to Thursday. It gives me a luxurious new lease on life"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
C~oc&en- 2 E}67al3G 9!1L1!H
"a JoR FoR THE HoME FRONT
l&. D. .. Pst. oR.
prepared for YeVr by Betty croeker Home Service Department

you've been looking for special which help win the though waste each month and turn it dealer
 
 r ppngs from stea chops and bacon fats whether lard vegetable shortening from fried potatoe doughnuts
 Why These Waste Fats Are Needed
 help win the war? Well, when think that pounds of this waste fat contains enough gycne fire it's mighty ou consider that the Pacific has reduced the make this fats needed make gycerne Further this gycerne needed not only for armed forces but also allies well.
 normal times billions pounds Now family these in from to two pounds each month Industrial Conservation will of gycerne and explosives There to throw single drop of cooking fat bacon grease meat drippings and such
 Save Your Fat
 your dppings and fat into wide mouthed shortening Do take the dealer in glass containers os in bags
 Keep your the refrigerator other cool will become rancid Keep the fat covered will acquire objectionable odors When have saved pound take less than pound at fat stand that becomes rancid - because that reduces the gycerine content
 with meat dealer by him weekends early in the week Frozen food locker plants will avaged and will start them their &e war industries they badly needed
 Now really to do bit? You be doing important work . munitiong worker
 Information About This Fat Salvage Campaign Remember of local salvage committees country telephone local committee *K state committee for help
 NsRberhood extension service of the De- of Agriculture standing by toc working TOT the Salvage *o1nnitteA
 yon cooking prcbems send letter requsng ssssn Betty ths You will receive eesagA nssseaa gRk GleaaA a H ~~1 S sos" peesAse'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
WOMAN,S REALM
GlOvNdMg Yourself
RR AMela &aEA
MA servIce staN Writer

NEA Service staR Writer Within the past few weeks good many women have asked how to care for the permanents they got for the summer holidays. Most of them complain of dryness and a few say that their hair is unman- ageable now. They want healthy gcalps and smooth coi1ures.
 A dry condition Is fairly easy to remedy. You need hot oil sham poos, of course. And brushing. And you should massage your scalp with your fingertips every night before you go to bed.
 Sit beside a low table, putting your elbows on 1t and resting your head in your hands. Then place fingert.pc flat against the scalp and try to move 1t backward and for- ward as well as in tiny circles. Re- member, your scalp should move not your fingers. If you are a little careful this simple treatment won't disturb your wave. And 1t will stimulate circulation and help the oil glands to function properly.
 USE BRTLLIANTINE
 FOR FRIZZY HAIR
 If your hair is frizzy and never seems to look sleek and we'll groomed, ask the operator who gives you finger wave to apply a little brilliantine before she puts on wave-set lotion. Between shampoos, you might use a bit of it yourself. Simply pour few drops on your hairbrush and then lightly draw your hair across the bristles before you start to arrange your coiffure.
 Ask your ha!rdresser to brush and massage your scalp before giving you the shampoo. A good shampoo consists of washing once, rinsing, washing again. and rinsing three times. A lemon rinse is useful and perfectly simple to do. The juice of two fresh lemons is squeezed in- to war water, spread well on the scalp, and followed by another lav- !sh rinsing with clear water.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
Of Interest To Women

Have you a household problem
 to solve? Write your question
 clearly, sign your name and ad-
 dress, enclose 9 three cent post
 age stamp and mail to The Wom-
 ans Editor, Washington Service
 Bureau, The Democrat, 1913 18th
 Street, Washington, ID. C., for .
 personal reply.
 o. Do you have Q recipe for Sauerkraut Viennese?
 A. Place cups of sauerkraut, 8 whole cloves and l bay leaf in a saucepan and cook until the liquid has evaporated. Remove the cloves and bay leaf and add 1 cup of sour cream and reheat Bake 1 pound of link sausage in 8 moderately hot oven until brown. Place the sauer- kraut on a platter and top with the sausages. This recipe serves about 6 persons.
 o. have always thought that pot roast of beef was cooked on the top of the stove but my neighbor cooks hers in the oven. Which $ the correct method?
 A. Pot roasts" can be cooked either on top of the stove or in the oven. A Dutch oven, 8 skillet with domed cover, or 8 covered roaster can be used. Use low cook ing temperatures. A pot roast needs about minutes longer to the pound when cooked in the over. The bottom of the utensil should b, rubbed with suet or fat, the meat Drowned on all sides, and seasoned to taste. If you use a Dutch oven no water is required; if you use a roaster or skillet a little water about # cup) is needed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
 Breaking Ont

Cannot tell you how grateful we feel since our daughter was relieved of an obstinate breaking out by following instructions in your pamphlets on Acme and Calcium Shortage. We had taken her to many skin specialists, but she seem- ed to show no improvement until we followed your excellent advice.
 (MrS. E. c. H.
 Answer - Which may have been due to the treatment the physicians prescribed. However, I am glad to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
WITHOUT MATCHES

Although there are at least a dozen big firse in Paramount's Henry Aldrich, Editor" which stort Jimmy Lydon in the title role, no matches are seen during the whole adventure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21

women have de- c 1 d e d to shut down housekeep- ing at noon one day a week.
 It Is always the same day for all of them. And that is an important part of the plan.
 The plan, by the way, was Mrs. Jones' idea. She borrowed it from her maid, Susie.
 It seemed to Mrs. Jones that Susie always had O 6po lima 0p bar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21

Thursday afternoon off. She always knew that come visitors or high water, that afternoon was hers. Not
 only that, all her friends had the same afternoon. So no matter what
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
And
By RUTH MILLETT

There are no signs "CIosed from 12 to 8 D. m." tackled on the front doors of the houses of Mrs. Jones and her friends But there could be. For those up and coming young
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
Latest Styles
HEALTH
HO1e, To Keeb WeIT
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.


  envelope enclosed Letter. shouIa bs M written xeeeveA made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
Caroline Chatfield
Saps Today
Title Registered, D. 8. Patent once

Secret Marriage Breeding Ground for Trouble. DEAR MISS CHATFTEID:
 months fine girl and we decided to keep things going to be forced to tell It. Nothing that realize don't love her week after married who swept me oh feet fell sight and she she did the up courage wife because feel sorry for her
 planning her husband to another state until both be divorced I'm 80 drinking haven't this before If something vo,I to heln me out T.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
ToMoRRoW,s MENU

Some of the most strikinging studies ever brought to the screen are presented in RKO Radoi's 'The Big Street." starring Lucille Ball and Henry oFnda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21

Don't let sugar rationing dee prive you of your favorite des- serts. "SUGARLESS RECIPES"
 -the new, up-to-the-minute 32. page booklet prepared by our Washington Service Bureau shows how to make your ia. vorite pies, pastries and pud- dings using a minimum of sugar, substituting honey, corn sirup, maple sirup, maple sugar. sor. ghum sirup or molasses. There are many recipes for delicious drinks, too, and tables showing the sweetening values of sugar substitutes. Order your copy TODAY by mailing the coupon together with fifteen cents:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
MODERN MENUS
Save Your Tea By
 Following These Hints

to bring out the full flavor.
 {. Brew the tea for at least 5 minutes before pouring. If a weaker brew is desired, 3 minutes is usually sufficient. Don't be im- patient, however, since the full flavor of the tea will not be re- leased unless 1t is given sufficient time to brew.
 If these rules are followed care fully, one pound of tea should make about 200 cups, and even more of weaker brew.
 TOMORROW'S MENU
 BREAKFAST: Blackberries, French toast, syrup, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Stuffed egg and beet salad, hot enriched biscuits, apple jelly. iced tea, milk.
 DINNER Watermelon and mint cup, beef and veal loaf, tomato sauce, baked potatoes, corn on cob, sliced peaches, honey cookies, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21

South will pick up his nine of trumps.
 New England was represented in the tournament by Bowdoin, Brown, Tufts. Wesleyan (Conn.), Worcester, Polytechnic, and Yale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21

Mary had little amb-but the bombarders 1t. Just you're looking for and can't find the best al budget fur moutonoo the photograph
  flying o
 In short three mouon coats make shearngs produced in the United States.
 Sam takes al and still hasn't military navigators, all the flying fighters get them
 the sheepskn Suits that winter favore BP.H-before Harbor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
ANSWER:

will tOuntage and here's from who another state where she a husband induce get What have to believe find had to with another leaving to the Aay meth
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21

small of materials awayse every scrap To o little accessories for your homel
 kitten frisy little dog appnqes that make up pey bright ginghams linens cottons Kitten
 big and puppydog Is by inches Use the pair Tor decorating porch Kitchen chair seats or on an bleached muslin bedspread chldrens
 To obtain both applique patterns Pillows Pat sewing finishing directions send 10 cents in ADDRESS and the PATTERN NUMBER to Waterbury Democrat lO Seventh Avenue New York postage for each pattern ordered.
 the designs admired and all pess available Send Tor your copy Anne Cabot Album" The price IS centA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21

Second to tell the dcoying lady that you have thought out nothing trouble the conspiracy defraud given her notice you'll be feel before relation you'll feel clean
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21
CAROLINE CHATTELD.

of publication will
  confidence write Miss Ch@tneAd n Of hAm news
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21

Another the fact that secret marriages are aught married single they likely which apart hrives light the languhes dies if Sit indefinitely in the dark
 CAROLINE CHATFTELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-21

When we've injured someone we always turn against that some victim what desperately avoid him. kindly feeling unkindy injured him him. let trick his wife and what thought love nearly kin to hate he has to be sensbiies with whatever is at hand bottle usually the convenient thing It's the conscience which, according Mfr Shakespeare makes towards of all
La gaceta., 1942-03-25
Los lacayos de los nazis en- el Afncadel Sur
Bandidos al s~ervicio de Hitler y Himmler
Por ENGINE

xeador baStante malo, pero en-
1899 gan6 'fama' en- Alemania
danIdo Ell saludo Hitler cuando
entraba en- la arena en- Hambur
go. A principles de febrero lie
garon, taImbien. noicias de
que saboteados habfan pueGto
fuera die servicio, por medic de
la dinamita, varias cenbrales de
electricidad en- Ell Rand. Ell plan
era ell parar por complete toda
la minerfa de ORC, pero fracasa-
ron en- su proposito y, despues
de "a hOras, Sc habia reasumido
81 trabajo normal. Ell Gobierno
itom6 acci6n instantanea. Las
detencioneS sc Sucedieron y los
de casa por casa SAGA
ron a luz mucho material COM
prometedor-bombas, armas de
fuego y literatuara. Y sobre to-
I'd , la investigation sac6 a luz la
fuerza secreta tras estas demos
'traciones antibritanicas. Esta
era una organizci6n terrorista-
maZi mamdada por Himmler a
Africa del Sur y operando des-
de fuerG de la Union del Afri-
ca del Sur, es decir desde a te-
'lrritorio portuguese de Lourenco
Marques.
Los detenidos, segrin Ell comu-
nicado official, incTuyen variOs
miembros de la organization
Nacionalista Africana, Ia %Os-
sewabramdwag" 20. b., los ia
mados "Guardias de las carre-
'tas". Ell nomibre es derivado de
las carreteras de bueyes de los
La gaceta., 1942-03-25
IA GACErA
La CITA

Jueves glorioso. Juanito esta-
la acuel dia cen los nervioz de
purita; nj fu6 a cla3e, MI pudc
egtu5iar una jota. Toma un ba-
no, Sc puso ell traje a rayas; Sc
Gambia dos vaces la corbata, Sc
miro al earejo mas de ochenta,
y en- L. mesa, a la bora del al
muerzo, lie dijo a la duena de Ia
h~cspaderfa:
Sra Lola. Hoy, a las cinco,
vendra un coche por usted.
Por mi?
ST, sonora. listed no ha de
ser menos que les demas.
lie me tornado un coche
per dos horas para que disfrute
de eiste tempo hermosisimo.
JGu5 lie parece? Podra nevar a
sus nietos.
-Es u5ted mas bueno que ell
pan, Juanito.
-Acepta listed, jverdad?
-Nsl1uralmente.
"A las cinco.
Olga, Juanito, supongo que
po5tre llavar tambien a la plan
chadora...
IA que planchadora?
los comensales nos mordfa-
mos los labios para no soltar la
carca6ada.
A mi paisana. La maestro.
Va listed la conoce. A Emilia.
An, Claro... a SUI paisana.
No, no hay Inconvenience; al
ccntrario, mejor que mejor.
Nos fufmos al cafe. Juanito
Sc qued6 EN- casa, y su impacien-
cia vic con satisfaction que Do
ma Lola arrreglaba a sus nietos,
y ella misma Sc compuso con su
meier traje...
Dieron las cinco. Cada golpe
de campana aceler6 en- diez las
puIsaciones de aquel coraz6n a.
mantle. Pas6 un cuarto de bora.
Por fin lleg6 el coche, y dons
Lola y sus nietos sc despidierom
Juanito Sc qued6 solo. Sc mi
no al espejo. Cogi6 un peri6dico,
10 solt6 sin leerlo. ESper6... INC
La gaceta., 1942-03-25

Antiques cclonos holan3eses, q.
tiueron los prineros en- desarro-
liar eli Africa Ia Sur. lie 90.
B." Sc funId6 como una supues-
ia organization 'Fcultural" para
celebrar Ell centenario en- 1889
de los "Voortrekkars'.
Sc habfa convertible en- una es-
pecie de sociedad secreta dis
frazada con un "cfrculo exte-
rior" Ell que egcondia los verja-
deros fines de La sociedad. Ell
"circulo interior, Ia real 90.
b., estaba alberto tam solamen-
tie a ~aquellos miembros que en-
cuerpo y alma sc dedicaban a
los olbjetos r~eales de La asocia-
ci6n, que estaban muy lejos de
ser culturales.
BESIDE que Sc hicieron estes
descubrimientos, Sc ha conocido
mucho acerca de la "OSsewa-
brandwag' de manera que los
reaGes prop6sitos del "circulo i'm
terror mo dejan lugar a dUdas.
La o. B. es una especie de S.
A. del Africa del Sur y sus fun
clones cuDturales, atleticas y So
ciales no cram mas que disfra-
.ces para ocultar su real prop6-
site. Els un hecho que la Osse-
wabramdwag esta organtizada
EN- lfneas estrictamente nazis y
baSada en- Ell principle del 'Fueh
rer'. Sc ocupa de dar instruc-
ici6n militar, CON uniformes,
grades y escarpelas. Tambi6n
theme I'm cariz racial y es fuer-
temente anti4britanica.
(ContinuGrd).
La gaceta., 1942-03-25
Ell GOBIERNO CUBANO
C~ONTROLARA LA INDUS
TRIA TABACALERA

Habana, MARIO 25.-El go
bierno establecera un control
sobre la industrial tabacalera,
que ahora sufre por la caren-
cia de mercedes. I'm precio mi
nimo Sc fijara para ell tabaco
Y tambien en- la fabrication de
puros Y cigarrillos.
QUadIara forma una ccn;si5n
de patrcnos y cbraros, presi5i-
d. por un mieml3ro de la Conf
si4n Necicnal de Dafsr:a, Ia
que estudiara y tratara de re-
solver los problemas ole la in
liustria tabacalera.
Los duehos de fabricas pasa-
ram a ser miembros de la aso-
cialci6n creada por 81 ministro
de agriculture, la que dictara re
La gaceta., 1942-03-25
RECLAMA $4,000 LA Sc.
NORA lone ROBERTS

Una reclamation de $4,000
contra la compania Tampa
Gas, fue presentada aver por
la Sra. lone Roberts, una viu-
da, cuyo marido perdi6 la vi
da, como obrero de la empire
So, buscando un escape de gas
debajo de una casa.
Junto con Roberts muri6
Elias Warren Collins, un COM
panero de trabajo. Ocurri6 la
doble desgracia debajo de la
casa de la Sra. George H. Roeh
mer, 5704 de la Gale Taliafe-
FRO.
La joven viuda acusa a la
compania de no haber dado a
su marido, como era su deber,
los medios para defenderse de
la asfixia,
La gaceta., 1942-03-25
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

vendra? ST.. Juanito, ST.. eepe-
ra.
En- timfbre son6 Emilia El CO.
raz6n sc lie salia del pacho. De
I'm salto Sc levant6 de la butsca
y ccrri6 a La puerta.
Abri6... y Sc qued6 de piedra
al verse ante un hombre mai en-
carado y con un garrote en- la
mano.
Use llama usted Juan Ta-
.rodo?
-Servidor de listed
-Gracias.. Pues aqui lie trail
go la cuenta del sastre...!
'Unas carcajadas olimpicas sc
cyercn, Dos de los nuestros Sc
habfan quedado en- Ia casa, es-
qondidoS, burlando la consig-
na... Ell sastre!
Juanito balbuci6 una eXcusa ;
Sc march6 mOhino ell del garro-
tie; Sc cerro la puerta y Juanito
corri6 hacia los traidores. Mon
to en- colera... y al vernos reir
die aqualla manera, opE6 tam
bi6n por reirse... iy lloraba de
risa!
Emilia no pareci6 Y Ell habfa
alquilaldo ell coche para que Do
ma Lola saliese y eStar solo
CON-. la Otra.
La gaceta., 1942-03-25

Londres, Mario 25.-Cuandc
los elementos anti-nazis del Ter
Ger Reich o de otro pals ocupa-
do Sc levantan en- rebellion, ell
G1undo Sc entera de clio por I'm
communicate diciendo siempre 10
mismo: "Se ha condenado a
muerte a las siguientes perso-
mas" En- cambio cuando Him
Ter obtiene ell incitar a algGn
quintacolumnista a actos de sa-
botage en- les territories aliados,
la prensa britannica y americana
da cuanlta detallada de TODD 10
suoedido. Y este es un testimo-
MO no pequeno de la fuerza de
la democracia.
La gaceta., 1942-03-25
DIVoRCIoS

Decretos: Nina E.. Baker con-
ira Jonathan w. Baker; Mabel
P. Poague contra William Tho
mas Poage.
Nuevas demandas ]. B. Da-
vies contra Rose Marie Davies;
Avis l.. Baker contra William
A. Baker; Mary Rivera contra
Henry Rivera; j. Mosley Jones
contra Ben T. Jones; Mary Ro-
driguez contra Ramon R. Ro-
dhfgueZ.
La gaceta., 1942-03-25

gias sobre ell desenvolKimiento
lie la industrial.
La gaceta., 1942-03-25

Mucho sc ha escrito,- reciente
mente, acerca de medicines a
caecidos en- Sudafrica. A fines
de enlero Sc recibieron noticias
de la detenci6n die algunos poll
cfas, los que haIbian tornado par
tie EN- des6rdenes revOluciona-
rios bajo las 6rdenes de UNI ex-
colega, un boxeador pro-nazi Ma
mado Leibbandt. Este es I'm bo-
La gaceta., 1942-03-25
REUNION DEL GRAN JURA-
DO

Ell Gran Jurado del condado
verified aver una breve session.
Sc discuti6 con ell presidente
de los comisionados, Sr. Ball,
los nombramientos de secreta-
rios e inspectors para las cleo
clones primarias de mayo.
Los demas comisionados Sc
ran invitados despues, proba-
blemente ell venidero martes.
La gaceta., 1942-03-25
MATRIMONIOS

Je5se Fulton, 81, y Bonnie
jackson, 20; Donald A. Waiter,
p, y Helen L. Ca1ebaI Oh, 20;
la1l Harrison, p, y Ruby Lee
Dixon, 30; William j. Lanaham
81, y Claudia Beatrice O'Neal,
81; William John Percival, rs,
y Virginia Ann Loughner, %;
MaCul Fernandez, % y Hor-
enss Ksyzer, Is; Bruce A. Glib
son, jr., %, y Mary Evelyn Nc
Clung, 20; Howard A. King, "a,
y LaVerne Marie Feldman, 20;
Robert Jordan, %, y Mary Bea
WCCdan, 81; w. Boatwright, 20
y Clarice Tucker, "a; Edward
w. Smith, %, y Faye Bourquar
DEE, %.
La gaceta., 1942-03-25
GOT DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend. q,
a business appointment, play smart and ale
the proper precaution 10 see that your breath
doesn't offend Unnecessarily. After all. moth.
tnE Is 50 inexeusable and 20 offensive as
negleoApd case OF halitosis (bad BREATH Be.
fore your next date or business appointment.
rinse the mouth with Listerine Antiseptic'
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeierl purer, less likely TO offend. Most
cases Of halitosis, say some authorities. are
due 70 the fermentation Of tiny food particles
IN the mouth. although some cases may be
due 10 systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition, ListerIne Antiseptic works
wonders because Il hrst halts the fermens a.
ton and then oVercomes the Odyrs Il causes.
Don't forget to use Il. Its the first aid OF
thousand Of popular and successful people
L%ISTERINE ANTISEPTIC
70 AakS YogS Breath Swsstse
Evening star., 1942-09-16
HELP WOMEN.

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General office experience;
h-day week; salary open;
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CREDIT DEPARTMENT
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Evening star., 1942-09-16

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Evening star., 1942-09-16

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Evening star., 1942-09-16
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mo BOY 1897. Star NA~1s Is.
Wed, Thur, Fri. Call AID 1888 after m
WOMAN. exper,: desires position as lady,s
companion, understands arthrltic cases;
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.
WANTED-By elderly couple. place as
salary, in or near D. c, Call at 931 Eye
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
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laundress or housecleaning. RE 11s7.
GIRL, colored. experienced. wants after
ped adult. %h plain no sms ssHk
week and carfare. MI, ss5s
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GIRL colored. would like position as
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g $40 ssnsbs aS bso ond nursery n0ur day or week.
EMPLOYED WOMEN: IF YOU NEED
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CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YRS, YEAR-RoUND
home, good food. supervision: 10 children
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MEN. WOMEN WANT, VIM? sTIMU-
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
DRIVING TO MIAMI BEACH, WEEK END;
AZ Ford: take down or round trip.
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nome IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER-Alteration.
ernized. Slavitt, evenings, HO. 773s. q :
HOT WATER HEAT.
NO DOWN PAYMENT. 3 YRS. TO PAY.
ROYAL HEATING CO.,
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