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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-18
Letters to
Santa Claus

lutte sister would ike a doll
and buggy.
Love,
JIMMIE MAXWELL
DIXIE MAXWELL
Dear Santa Claus:
want a tie and a hat and
some nuts and some candy and
oranges.
So good-by Santa Claus,
EUGENE UREEL
Dear Santa:
am little girl seven years
old. Please bring me a doll bug
gy, doll, sink for my little
kitchen, also some games and a
few books.
With love, from
JULIE ANN DROSTE
1881 Hall road
Utica, Mich.
p. S. - am good little
girl.
Dear Santa:
My name is Donald and I
want a gun, belt, holster, and
roller skates and a war game.
My sister Evelyn wants a
suitcase, doll, roller skates and
table with chairs and dishes.
We are.
EVELYN AND
DONALD NICHOLS
54 North Rose
Dear Santa:
My name is Doris Jean Ad-
ans, age nine. For Christmas /
would like a pair of white ice
skates and some games, books,
puzzles and a big suit case of
doll clothes and a tea set with
forks, spoons and knives and
new-style telephone.
Yours truly,
DORIS ADAMS
rs Gibbs street
Dear Santa:
l am a little girl of three and
I have a little sister who is one.
We would both like doll bug
gy, a broom, and dishes. Bring
tin dishes for my sister. We
would also like some books and
games. Please don't bring us
any more dolls for we already
have seven. Merry Christmas,
Santa.
JOANN AND
FRANCES GOSCANY
3 Don street
Dear Santa:
l am little girl of nine and
in the third grade at Dickin-
son school. / have been trying
to be a good girl. Will you
please bring me pair of one
runner ice skates and a doll
buggy and few games. One of
the gamse l would like best is
Jack letters and Santa | would
like to wish you and every one
a Merry Christmas.
A friend,
CAROL MAE CURVIN
8 Don street
Dear Santa
How are you? / am fine. /
want to thank you for all of the
presents l received last year.
Please bring me wheelbarrow,
snowshovel, airport set n d
about six cars. Oh yes, please
bring my sister, Patty Jean, a
dolly and doll bed and a rock
ing chair. tried to see you last
week but you were detained. /
intend to see you tomorrow.
Patty Jean and l have been very
good.
MICKEY HERMAN
1855 Harper
Mount Clemens
Dear Santa:
We would like black board.
l am boy 10 years old. For
Christmas l would like two flan-
mel shirts and a sucker gun.
Duane would like new sweater
and coloring book and colors.
Eden would like a sweater, a
coloring book and colors and
a puzzle. Kenneth would like a
coloring book and colors and a
bank and SINE stockings. And
don't forget candy and nuts and
a Christmas tree, too.
Your little pals,
JOY, ELDEN AND
KENNETH DUANE
Dear Santa:
l am a good little girl. Would
you give me a pair of skates, a
little uniform. lunch box and
a pair of mittens with little
locket? Give us all some candy
and nuts for Christmas. Make
all the poor children Merry
Christmas. will leave you a
piece of pie and some milk.
Merry Christmas Santa,
SALMA RONDO
$40 North avenue
Dear Santa:
l am a little girl five years
old. | live at 32840 Utica road
in Fraser. / have tried very
hard to be good, and go to
school every daY too. so | do
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-18

\ :; :: :: Y! =: :; :;
People who reside in Mount Clemens and
Northern Mocomb County, are talking
about the quick and profitable results
being obtained todoy, as never before,
from Montor-Leoder Want Ads. There
are many reasons why. The Daily Mon
itor-Leoder is a GROWING newspaper.
More and more people turn to it each day
for complete and accurate news because
they know they con rely on Mocomb
County's Only Daily Newspaper.
Naturally, Daily Monitor-Leoder Want
Ad columns benefit from the steadily
increasing reader interest. Naturally,
more and more readers turn to the Want
Ads in their search for jobs, new living
quarters, used cars, household equip
ment, or any one Of the many essential
services.
As the readers of The Dolly Monitor
Leader Want Ads steadily increase in
number, the orroy Of offerings is stead
lily improving.
Yes, there is newer and greater result
getting power in Monitor-Leoder Want
Ads. And don't forget, they get results
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much OF have a castle for my
soldiers. A royal mounted po-
lice suit, a wooden train, some
candy and nuts. Please don't
forget to fill my stocking.
Love,
10 10 WARREN
Is South Ave.
Dear Santa:
Please bring me a paint set,
toy toaster, a set of dishes and
some candy and nuts. Please
don't forget the soldiers.
SHIRLY ERVING
$50 Albert Blvd,
Mt. Clemens
Dear Santa:
Please bring me toy wash
ing machine set and an ironing
board and toy iron, doll and
q lCW SdiIiSo.
BETTY ERVING
$50 Albert Blvd,
Mt. Clemens
Dear Santa:
Please bring me chemistry
set, model airplane, few
things for my train, few games
ard nuts and candy.
BILLY ERVING
$50 Albert Blvd,
Mt. Clemens
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me doll and
some doll clothes and a doll bed
and a set of dishes and some
candy and nuts.
Bring my brother a teddy
bear, a truck and toy train
and some candy and nuts.
BARBARA SWARTZ, 7 &
BUDDY SWARTZ, 3
8 Union ST.,
Mt. Clemens,
Michigan
Dear Santa:
My sister and I have been
very good children; so for Xmas
l would like a bicycle, teddy
bear choo choo, bring my sister
a doll-a buggy a horse on
wheels and a table & chairs.
thank you Santa
WALY and NANCY PELKEY
8 Union ST.,
Mt. Clemens,
Michigan
New Baltimore, Mich.
Route / 'Lusk Stop
Dear Santa Claus.
There are children in our
family Christine 6 years, Ray
mond years Lucille 2 years
and Roy 5 weeks
We would like a big black
board with sand. and we older
ones want each Color book
and Crayons.. Christine would
like a set of knitting needles
with some yarn. And Bring Roy
our baby Brother a baby teddy
bear. Lucille a Doll. Raymond
big Wrecker Yours.
CHRISTINE, RAYMOND,
LUCILLE and ROY RIVARD
90 South. Walnut
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
December Is, 1912
Dear Santa,
We are brother g. Sister, Age
5 and 4. We've tried to be
good. Do you think you could
bring us A big doll and buggy
and a desk and chair with some
color books and crayons. OF
Course the doll and buggy 60
to Diana.
thanks for being SO good to
us last year.
ARTHUR and DIANA DUBAY
Dear Santa,
Although I am just little
girl, have tried to be very
good.
For Christmas I would like a
pair of skates and some sweat
ers. Please be good to my Nom
my and Daddy.
Loads of Love
AVANELLE MARTZ,
jefferson Ave. :.
Dear Santa:
l am a little 5-year-old and
for Christmas please bring me
blackboard, machine-gun,
books and a soldier hat e. bring
my baby brother some toy that
winds up g. toy dag
Don't forget my Cousins and
moor Children-Thank you San
Ia
GARY MOORE
1903 IL N. Gratiot Ave
City
Dear Santa Claus.
I would like some boats and
some Candy and nuts
BENNlE GOVAERE
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HAL WELSER,
DONALD WELSER and
JIMMY WELSER

Dear Santa Claus:
I have bene very good boy
this year my mother says. So |
would like a few toys for
Christmas. / would like very
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-18

LLANO, Tex. - Thirteen
year-old frankie Mae Hardin
isn't wasting any ammunition.
Deer hunting on the Hardin
ranch. she shot twi - and got
two bucks.
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JOANN AND
FRANCES GOSCANY
3 Don street

Dear Santa:
How are you? / am fine. /
want to thank you for all of the
presents l received last year.
Please bring me a wheelbarrow,
snowshovel, airport set n d
about six cars. Oh yes, please
bring my sister, Patty Jean, a
dolly and doll bed and rock
ing chair. l tried to see you last
week but you were detained. I
intend to see you tomorrow.
Patty Jean and l have been very
good
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-18

Dear Santa Claus:
We are two little girls five
and three years old. For Christ
mas this year we'd like doll,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-18

Dear Santa:
am a little girl of three and
I have a little sister who is one.
We would both like a doll bug
gy, a broom, and dishes. Bring
tin dishes for my sister. We
would also like some books and
games. Please don't bring us
any more dolls for we already
have seven. Merry Christmas,
Santa.
JOANN AND
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-24
mo SPECIAL XMAS
EDITION FOR FIRST
| TIME I'm rs YEARS

This is the first Christmas since
The Citizen has been under the
present proprietorship "a quarter
of century, thatiasspecial Christ
mas number has. not been pub
liShed.
Throughout the depression The
Citizen issued. a Christmas mum
Der each year. Looking over the
files of The Citizen, the publish
ers, I0tyears ago tsee thatN col
umn in today's isSueJ expressed
his regrets that he had neeeNeda
$50 many advertisements for the
Christmas number no room was
left for the usual church notices
to be published on Saturday, for
Christmas, 10 years ago, came on
azSunday, and the special number
was published the day before.
But advertising locally today
is far more extensive than it was
10 years ago. That has nothing to
do with the reason why a Christ
mas number is not issued this
year. The reason lies solely in
manpower. The. Citizen has been
unable to obtain help. Conditions
have been so bad the last month
the proprietorhas been obliged to
work on the presses and linotype
machines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-24
.EBERHARDT TO RESUME
HIS FORMER POSITION

Fred Eberhardt, representative
of Florida's motor vehicle COM
missioner in Key West, who was
given a four months leave of alb
sence to serve with the federal
rental control office in Key West,
will resume his state job on jan
uary l.
,e Mr., fEberhardt. four months
oag9nbegan service with the rem
tai office at the time the change
was made by the regional rental
director; in Atlanta, in the direc-
rtorShip of the local office, when
A. L. Schroeder replaced John G..
Sawyer, the incumbent. The I'M
derstanding at the time was that
Mr.. Eberhardt was to serve only
till the end of the year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-24
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
fGAAa nlIl nRQA

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
Harry A. Kerr, holder of Tax Ger
tificate No. SIT, issued the 2ni day
of September A. D., 1910, has filed
same in my office and has made ap-
plication for a tax deed to be issued
/ thereon. Said certificate embraces
the following described property in
/ the County of Monroe, State of Flor
ida, to-wit:
Lot Is Sqr. Tr. 20 z-427, Nuevo
Progresso Plat Book Page %,
as recorded in Monroe County
Records.
The assessment of the said prop
erty under 1.-THE said certificate as
sued was in the name of JohnsQn
Realty Company. 81
Unless said certificate Shall Ne
redeemed according ITO Law ne
property described therein viii ID
sold to the highest bidder ~ ftfe
court house door on the fir&f Non
day in the month of Februafy rs
which is the list day of February,
1913
Dated this gath day of December,
1912
(SEAL) Ross C Sawyer
Clerk OF Circuit Court eff sManroe
County. Florida.
dec24-31,is42:s jan7-14. HAS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-24
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
Harry A. Kerr, holder of Tax Ger
tificate No. SIG, issued the End day
of September. A. ID. -.1s40,4 has filed
same in my office and has made
application for a tax deed to be is
sued thereon. Said certificate en-
braces the following described prop
erty in the County of Monroe, State
ofsElorida, to-wit:
Lot H. Sqr. 2 Tr. 29sZ-427, 5Nuevo
Progresso Plat Book 1 Page 90,
as recorded in Monroe County
Records. 49,
The assessment of the said prep
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name of johnson
| Realty Company 48AEflrs
Unless said certificate sshaa be
redeemed according q to law, the
property described therein will bt
sold to the highest bidder at the
| court house door on the first Mon
| day in the month of February, 1913
which is the LIST day of February
1913. -
Dated this gath day of December
l1942
| (SEAL) kRo:s C Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court OF Monro.
/ County, F1oriGa.
| dee24-31,1s42; JAM IA, 1874;
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MAGISTRATES CAN
Z CHARGE FLAT FEE

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. "a. GINS.
"A recent ruling of the State Au-
diting Department permits mag
istrates to charge a flat fee of 81
per(case. This will do away with
the listing of 80 separate fees for
each case and save considerable
book work, the State Auditor
pointed out.
Magistrate fees now average
from $3.50 to over $500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-24

FOR SALE IN KEY WEST: 1941
Vagabond Coach, all steel trail
ser, four wheels, six-ply tires
! like new Mtwez wheeA Slimp
dolly, three rooms, three cloSY
= cts with two-pier glass mirrors,
electric refrigerator, double
sink, water tank andiiruhning,
water connection, bntwoi dAank
bottled gas stove with electric
exhaust fan, electric blower
circulates heat between floors.
,Innerspring couches, sleep four.
Lavatory, septic toilet, Warner
brakes. Interior thirty feet.
Value fourteen months ago, ST.
.753.OO. Make cash. offer, no fl.
nancing. Phone 292. dec21-6tx
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Chapter Nine
Bad News

COMETHING ran swiftly along
= Joyce's nerves and left them
cold and tingling. She put her
hand on Delia's. and said. quick
ly:AeBit what did you do?"
81 jumped up and spilled my
drink. certainly didn't want to
be y found alone with Perry
Clarke. He must have been a
little upset too. He hurried me
into hall.
"'You can wait here if you
like ne said. l told him that I'd
come back. Just then the knock
ing started again. and so he said
there was a door in the kitchen
and | could go down the back
stairs. And be sure you make it
quiet. he said. "
Della pressed Joyce's hand. He
went back to the living room and
closed the door. l stood there a
moment-the hall was lighted
and noticed that there were two
rooms opposite each other. one
was a bedroom"
"Delia!" Joyce caught her
breath. you didn't"
Il did" Della said. "The mo-
ment | thought of it knew I'd
do it. was stiff with fright and
vetaI couldn't help it. No one
could hear me. and something
told me I'd have time. =. Well,
there were two bags IN the closet
and the first one l opened held
two envelopes. One was thick
and bulky and | opened the flap
1t was filled with money--or
bonds or stock of some kind
and lots of it. Well. l knew
that couldn't be what Ward
wanted so | put it back and
picked up the other one. When
saw what was in it. | took it."
Joyce leaned back. unable to
summon any further capacity for
surprise.
'tAll right" she said. What
was in it,"
wait until l tell you the rest. "
halt-I could hear voices but
couldn't hear what was said
and tiptoed through the kitchen
and out the back door. i was &C
tually shaking | was so excited
and kept stumbling and feeling
my way along in the darkness
Finally | got outside. but it was
just as dark there, although
could see a street light at, the END
of the alley. l hurried back to the
corner and started across the
street.-in front of the apartment
house where I'd parked. And
then, just before I'd reached my
car. I saw Wards coupe. IL was
three or four cars behind me and
! wasn't positive at first SO Il
stepped out in the street and
walked up to it and made. sure !
= -. =. What To Do?
COMEW HERE down or the
~ street. Joyce heard car door
slam, athe sound of ia motor in
rapid acceleration: then every
thing was quiet again except the
poUnding of her heart. Aware al
last that Della was waiting foi
her reaction, she; made the neces-
sary adjustments and found hel
voice.
"Itssswas Ward then who
knocked?" ....
ut must have BEEN" Della
Saiti..'''sThat's why came straight
here,A first l was going to wait
for. him and then / decided 70
better not. Perry Clarke is bound
to know what happened to the
envelope. / suppose he could have
me. arrested if he wanted to
couldn1 he? After all, did steal
it, ~ 4rs
"What about Ward?" Joyce
asked,
How do you mean?" Della
said, It'll be all right. won't it,
He probably went up there Il
get the envelope. and now it..
safe and can't hurt him. Either
he'll find out it's been stolen OF
he won't and in any case" Six
hesitated, the excitement dying
in her.
"Oniy-I don't know what Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-24

I'm THE eIRcEITSc0URT OF TIE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
gerry.
Cease No.s8-444
JOHN DONALD SN0DGRASS,
v...,a Plaintiff,
HAZEL HA wilkins sNDDGRAsS,
80 - 4 Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO- HAZEL HAWKINS NSNOD-
GRASS. RESIDENCE UN-
KNOWN. -ek
Yeu are hereby required to .ap-
pear to the Bill of Camplaint, soT
divorce in. the above styled cause on
the 1st day of February, A. ID: 1913
otherwise the. allegations therein
will be tax en- as confessed.
Done and Ordered this 9Th day OF
December, A. d. 1912. :.
I lSEAL) Ross G Sawyer
Clerk of the CIRCUIT Court, Monroe
County, Florida.
BY (Sd.) Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS s., CARO-,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
dec1a-17-24-31,19 1874:
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To-day In History

1799-PreSident Adams proc
lamation that Americans wear
crepe for 80 days in mourning
for late President George Wash
ington.-.-.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CHICAGO - Chinese chemists
are developing local drugs to re-
place medicines formerly inn
norted.
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EWANTED-Chef, Dinner Cook,
Mattresses and Dish Washers.
Apply J. D. Cafe, SIG Southland
ST., opposite Bus Station. :
49, < sdec22-6tx
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS man to
sell produce to grocers, hotels
and restaurants. Address Pro-
duce, clio The Citizen.
nov21-tfx
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1916-France's Senate unani-
mously votes France can make
no peace with Germany while
enemy occupies French soil.
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l865-The Ku Klux Khan orig
mates in Pulaski, Tenn.-organ-
lied by six young Confederate
soldiers as a social club.
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18ll-American recruits in sec
ond war with England offered
bounty of $1,000, 3 months extra
pay at discharge, and $50 acres
land.
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l803-Historic marriage of
Elizabeth Patterson and Napo-
Icons brother, Jerome, in Balti-
more.
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l827-A general strike in
Philadelphia begins-out of which
came the eity's first labor union
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Harlee Branch. member of the
Civil Aeronautics Board, born
Polktown, N. c., SO years ago.
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LIE G A LIS

NoTrcE Of INTENTION TO MAKE
DUPLICATION EORlElCENsE
AS FREE DEALER
Notice is hereby given that tthe
undersigned, a married woman, "a
resident of Monroe County, stare OF
Florida, intendssto apply on
dav. the 9Th day of January. A. ID.
IS4s or as soon thereafter as the
undersigned may .besheard. to the
Honorable Judges of the Circuit
Court of the Eleventh judicial CIR,
cult of the State of Florida, in ana
for Monroe County. in Ghancery Sit
ting, for a license to manage. take
charge of. and controls her properly,
and to- become a free dealer In every
respect.
Dated at Key West, Florida. this
& 9Th. day. of December, AID. 1gA2.
GLADYS .MULBERG.
1912; jan7,1943
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FOR SALE-1936 Ford 4-Door
Sedan. Good condition, 5 good
tires. $3.50, cash only. Sgt.
Kelly. Phone so, Fort Taylor.
dec23-3tx
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l940-War slackens for three
days in unofficial Christmas
truces.....a
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Liberty in. Empireiis aim of
Britain, Malcolm Macdonald says.
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l844-0regon City the first or
Pacific Coast to be Incorporated
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WANTED-Houseman, $4,000 a
month and room. Apply to
Charles M. Salas, Manager, La
Concha Hotel. dec24-3t
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HELP WANTED

Girl or Man
to work in dry cleaning estab-
lishment. Apply White Star
Cleaners, opposite Bowling AL
leys, Duval st. g nov3-tf
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Harry M. Bitner of Pitts
burgh, newspaper editor, born
Kutztown, Pa, SO years ago.
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Lucrezia Bori. lyric soprano
born in Spain, S. years ago.
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Edward G. Lowry of Washing
ton, ID. c., Journalist. born AT
alanta, Ca, Sc years ago.
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1818-"Still Night, Holy Night"
first sung. in Oberndorf, Aus
tria.
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WANTED - Fountain Counter
Girls and Mattresses. Good
salary. Southernmost City
Pharmacy. nov5tf
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Charles w. Camden of San
Diego. composer. born Johns
town, Pa, 81 years ago.
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MATTRESSES WANTED. Side
walk Cafe, Duval and Fleming
sept22-tf
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Ruth Chatterton, actress, born
New York, 40 years ago.
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WANTED - Experienced Wait
resses. Best paying job in Key
West. Apply to Charles M.
Salas, manager, La Concha
Hotel. dec24-3t
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Classified Column
ssssssssssssssssssssssse
FOR SALE WANTED
FOR SALE

FOR SALE@-One rebuilt Hoover,
one used GE cleaner. Also,
one used, with rebuilt motor,
guaranteed, Electrolux vacuum
cleaner. / have a few new
Electrolux cleaners for Christ
mas. See O'Sweeney before it
. is too late. ma 80, dec10-tf
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Todav's Birthdays

Howard r. Hughes, manufac-
turer, aviator and movie pro-
ducer, born Houston, Tex, 81
years ago.
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THREE BEDROOM BUNGA:
Low, with additional lot in
rear. For quick sale. 81, 500
cash. 1106 Margaret Street.
Brokers protected or phone
Judge Caro-. dec24-12t
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'FoR SALE-NeW Bicycle Tires
" at 1900 Staples Avenue. -.
81 dec24-3tx
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Today's Horoscope

French submarine commander
says Totdffo fleet lacked fuel.
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