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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
ANTONIO FERNANDEZ
TAKEN TO NEW YORK

Antonio Fernandez, who was
sentenced by Judge William V. AL
bury to serve from one to two
years in the reform school at Ma
rianna, after he and other boys
had confessed to breaking into
Johnson's jewelry store several
months ago, is now with his moth
er in New York, according to in
formation received today by The
Citizen.
Fernandez was born in Key
West, but he went to New York
with his family. He returned here
with his father, and mother, who
was still residing in New York, ap-
pealed with the authorities at the
reform school to release her son
in her custody. Her appeal was
granted, and on January 20 she
and her son left Mariana for
New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
H. E. HUMBERT
81 ARRIVES HERE

Included in the recent arrivals
in Key West was H. Earl Hum
bert, who issued a city directory
for the Island City in the year
1889.
Mr.. Humbert says he is back in
Key West for the purpose of as
sembling another directory fol
publication. He will be pleased
he declared, to have the people
Of the city cooperate with him ir
his undertaking.
Mr. Humbert paid a pleasant
call, at. The Citizen office this
morning. 49,.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
PEOPLES FORUM

The Cirlzen weIccmes express
EiOns OF the views Of fits read
ers, but the editor reserves the
right to delete any items
which are considered nbel0us
or unwarranted. The writer's
should be fair and combine the
letters to 500 words and write
ON one side Of the paper only.
Signature OF the writers must
accompany the letters and will
be published unless requested
otherwise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to those friends who
were so kind to US during our re-
cent bereavement, the death OF
our beloved one, John Gallagher.
who departed this life January
9. 1943. We especially want to
thank Miss Minnie Porter Harris
for her service and kindness rem
dered to both us and the deceas-
ed. We are indeed grateful to
the donors of cars and floral trib-
utes.
MRS. ETHEL GALLAGHER
jan26-ltx
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of extend
ing our heartfelt thanks to the
many friends who were so kind
and considerable to us during the
illness and after the death Of our
beloved one, Darrell L. Lowe.
We assure one and all that their
many acts of kindnesses will al
ways be remembered.
MRS. DARRELL L. LOWE
and FAMILY. jan26-ltx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
GETS HOT FOOT

SIOUX CITY, Ia. - Awakened
by his tickling feet, Paul V. Week
ley vigorously rubbed one foot
against the other. His feet began
then to feel hot. Throwing back
the cover, he found his bed on
fire. He extinguished the blaze
and went back to sleep. The same
thing happened again about an
hour later. Weewley blames the
fire on the fact that the sheet,
cover and bedspread were all new
and he believed the electricity in
them caused the fire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
ROTARY GOVERNOR
DEFERS VISIT HERE

Howard Overlin, president OF
the Key West Rotary Club, TODAY
informed The Citizen that G.. T
Or.) Melton, district governor OF
Rotary International, who was
due to arrive here on Thursday,
has cancelled his proposed visit.
Mr.. Overlin, who is manager
of the Southern Bell Telephone
Company, said that Mr.. Melton
could not come here because OF
illness,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
MARRIAGE MART

The following marriage IL
censes were issued Yesterday by
Judge Raymond R. Lord:
Norman L. Fairfield, 80. of Oar
lington, Indiana. and Mary F.
Walters, 43. of Miami;
John William Kampling, Is, OF
Cleveland, and Jean Ellen Mez-
"a, 80, of London, Ontario; -
Cecil Theo Curry, of Key West,
and Hollis Lucretia Knowles, 20
also of this city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
POPS PARTICULAR

eff you don't marry me, I'll
take a rope and hang myself in
your front yard"
"Ah, now, Herbert, you know
papa doesn't want you hanging
around"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26

Yeonnan-Can you type?
Boot-Yes, l use the Columbus
system.
Yeoman-What's that?
Boot discover a key, then
land on it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
Chapter SO
The Dying Walk

F THAT'S the way 1t was,
Murdoch said. "then Raeburn
didn't know Della was on the way
to Hardacker's."
Maybe Hardacker told him
after he got there and maybe
not" Bacon said. ''The point is.
all the time we had Raeburn at
Headquarters. Hardacker was out
on his own. Either Hardacker
told him Miss Stewart was on the
way, or else Raeburn just knocked
off Hardacker. put him in the
closet and was about to shove off
when he heard her come. Now.
suppose you just 60 over what
you did again for me. Mrs. Muir
dock"
Joyce traced her movements
the night before. recalling such
details as she could; so did Della.
It took them perhaps five minutes
and when they had finished
Bacon looked none too pleased.
Nothing new there" he said
He. snorted softly and lowered his
b1 6ws at Della. eff you'd only
come to me in the first place In
stead of that louise Fenner 81
'That would have been just
dandy. wouldn't it?" Murdock
said.
After Bacon left they went in
the living room and when Muir
dock and Fenner continued tc
i talk, Joyce sat down and did some
/ thinking of her own. She realized
at once that there were some gaps
IN Bacon'S theory about Raeburn
she also was vaguely disturbed by
the knowledge that Ward Allen
had been released at seven thirty
the night before. Suddenly long
dormant question demanded at.
tention.
'Kent," she said, wonderins
why she had not thought to ask
before. "do you know when Hes
tor married LoSado?"
"Pm not sure about the year.
'The month";"
"July."
! Joyce sat up. 81 knew it.
knew there was something
She locked at Della. "Don't you
remember"
| "Wait a minute" Murdoch wa:
squirting at her. "You knew
what?"
Not HeStor
! @OEJE xxy,rys& ,l;1-oroa5 ,,.4:r A.
~ gust. She was never really
married to Losado. / knew she
hadn't given Perry Clarke a hun.
dred thousand dollars just for ole
/ times sake. She gave it to hin
because she had to, because if h,
told what he knew she'd neve!
get her share of the estate. Ever
after she paid him she couldn'
be sure, so she went up there ant
shot him and"
Hey," Murdoch said. Hey
Take it easy" His voice was cain
and she saw that he was smiling
you've sort of got it in for He's
tor. haven't you?"
But, Kent"
She didn't shoot him"
She tried to put down her ex
ASPIRATION, to speak quietly. "Yol
sasd that before. darling"
II know. And I'm saying j
again. Clarke was shot twice ant
one of the bullets went RICH
through him. They dug it out O
the door frame three feet from
| the floor. Clarke was little man
EeStor's not tall either. The bull
bet had 10 go through his ches
at a sharp downward angle q
wind up three feet from the floor
Whoever shot him was consider
ably taller than he was. And that
my sweet, is why I say Hesto
/ didn't shoot him"
4 Joyce felt her cheeks get no
but she smiled. "All right" sh
said. I'm squelched. But just tn
same"
"How do you know she got di
vorced in August" Fenner asked
| There was a copy of that di
vorce in the envelope and no
ticed the date"
Lets go calling" Fenner said
Il hear she's quite a number"
You'll like her." Murdoch sail
dryly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
AT WESTERN LIMITS

NEW YORK.-The famous port
of Bristol is situated at the west
ern limits of the early Saxon in
vasion of England.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26

COOK, white or colored, $500
or better. Also two Mattresses,
good salary and good tips. Can
furnish room for help. Caroline
Barbecue, 901 Caroline Street.
jan25-8tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
RszkeG0

Daughter To Ferraros
Announcement has been made
of the birth of daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Ferraro yes
terday at the Marine Hospital.
The new arrival has been Civ
en- the name of Harriette Darline.
The Ferraros reside at 1925
Flagler Avenue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26

WANTED-Stud Service for a
Chihuahua female dog. Toy
Manchester acceptable. Inquire
Tommie's Skating Rink.
jan25-3tx
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WANTED

HIGH-CLASS MAN open for
part-time work during day.
Experience in merchandise,
banking, sales. Box D, clio Citi-
zen. jan25-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26

Scrap metal from global battle
fields pouring back to the U. S.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26

WE BUY OLD RECORDS, whole
or broken. Factory needs scrap.
J. r. Showers Company.
jan26-15t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26

l LOT, 46x1OO, corner of South
and Tropical SITS. Price 100000.
Apply at 1907 Florida st. or
phone 459-J. jan23-4tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26

TWO MATTRESSES. Room and
board, plus salary. 90l Caro-
line Street. Jan23-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-1940 Indian Motor
cycle. Excellent tires. Apply l..
II. Startling, Jefferson Hotel.
rs dec29-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
FOUND

FOUND-Navy Blue Wallet. Own
er may have same by identify
ing and paying for this ad. Call
at .604 Ashe st. jan26-ltx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
LOST

LOST "a" Gasoline Ration Book.
Return to Peter Davis, 720
Elizabeth Street. jan25-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26
Classified Column,
PROFESSIONAL

LOUIS A. HARRIS
Attorney-at-Law
.217 Duval St. Phone 252
dec20-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26

Relative Humidity
T7%
Tomcrrcws Almanac
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-26

HELP WANTED, white or color
ed, male or female. No ex-
perience necessary. Apply Co
lumbia Laundry. ian23-3t
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WEATHER REPORT

Observation taken az $50 a. n.
E.W.T. (City Office
Tnrnr@rm3xxr@9
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WAITRESS WANTED. Side
walk Cafe, DuvaI and Fleming
jan4-tf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Not Forgotten
War Workers Give 81 500
10 Disabled Vets

The employees Of Woodall In
dustries today decided not TO wal,
for Congress to properly provide
for It's returned soldiers and took
up collection totaling nearly
$500 to be distributed among
hospitalized- veterans.
The 200 emplc.ce pasted their
donations 10 the airplane doors As
they sped down the assembly con-
veyor lines As shifts changed
and new panels appeared for as.
\mhlN fresh money was gummed
% the metal
The collection was spontaneous,
Herbert Woodall company presi-
dent said.
1T must have been the Christ
mas spirit. When I left the
plant Wednesday everything was
normal. Yesterday and today
the panels were travelling down
the assembly line covered with
money. II IL encouraging 10
realize that our fighting men
are not being forgotten" he
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
DIVORCES

Bert DUBOIS from Leonard w,
Aleen LA from Charles.
Elsie krenn from William.
"a IY Ashw0rih from oscar.
Noble sweet from Jacob.
George s. NFiCr from sarah
Matte F/RFers from Frederick
N-t-tre fVHFT 7TUTrTFE rom John Arthur
Nflsi1A kueen Si0ulqH from Fred 3.
Martha CfifchDrId from lloyd
AieNandef CWneyaie from Mary.
Pau Taylor from pHItlne. ----..----
wilma NersfeIn from Leonard r.
Aeln-& Ac.saE-f +4.f.-i2 =tr-t.--ft-f
Emily Latham ffoW MAKE
Catherine lndupsen from EfVin p.
MARY Theresa Sonego. from Angelo.
Evelyn Natne from Jack McNea
James.J kinrysl'ar from Beuiah.
Ghailes sNachan from AiereL
ADrhh N1fdcn from Ray ~
Bafhara q. Nirhnfg from John J.
Mat4aret Nafphs from Geprgs
n"ihie N, Davis from Clarence G.
Mare ~ nfEgi ron AdAm- R-
Thomas Marhnam nom Lavina
flnfturE T. Feftinc trum AlneTt A.
IhA Inite fekhich from William.
lheimH Parsons from Robert
Elizabeth Ann NuEfeid from Vernon l.
bernne Anna Hammond from Lee
Matt Shocre} Simms from Herueu T.
FFa " Plfman-ifqm Eugene G.
Mai'idd shlch from Irhy
FeaLLNe Bl'l,r from Willie.
L<Tfer N4lifIE fLnu lnL-s
'N7TT II AItIelus from Beuiah V
EdNaft ! Niz from virginia
Fletcher A. Wilkins from Martha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

norman Henry belairs AZ kfalenao john
Melvin II wotns 80 Agnes rrdman %
Clarence D.. Waite. az MarKarei r, Deas
chr, s eiriuest 22 G.ralalns bologna 90
LOUIS Layarus-~~feswman. AZ. Florence
EdwaIi~ wucrang a.; Yvonne Boucher.
tRisParg oarg,in wnsh,. ,5si Jean Dayis
John T. jacobson, nsrvltiora Koyank.
Waller Andrew wslford Hosrland. so.
Z ff-t-r1- aturrTUr t-iezy-t--
John G. Bennett, 3G Bette Es'elie
Jo.era Rosars Leyesque. 81 corrine Lois
John ?. corseaaden. 81 Evelyn J. Hogan.
Frank Bros'rom 81 Irene oss'yu. %
Frank Mckinley Hershey. % Verneii
ra H.gg PISA pet " %. Nina sssSNI7,
I1Aaa-a -!-..1'-i4-t'-t-s- rrfs. =
. Paul T Land. % Jean Ann DohrR. %.
Henry + Brandt Jr.. 81 Constance c.
Edward Bashman 90. HHaa Brd.ke. q.
Clarence :" Berry Jr, IS Aubrey Ann
Ernest Chandler. "a Dewey Lee Lane. 30.
Robert MacGiHiyary 10 Agnes Read. i
Walter MIchelsen, p June Mary
Arthur R. 'renesa % Shirley H Gneser
20
Hsary Brandt Jr q, consianee c
Etva. Bushman 80 H!1a Brusks. ~
Clarence " Berry Jr. Is; Aubrey Ann
Ernest Chsrdier. 80. Doyey Lee Lane 90
R0tert MscGmynry ~ Agnes Read. IS
Wafer, g. Nicholson. % June Mary
Farmer On
AtarF r Teaes % surrey H Gr'essr
Edwin Sherman PRATT, % Jessie Wilma
-1ot Pau. nan a7 Ber-ee gentry Read
A'.,.a EgIl wasaa az Marian rhema
John T,rer peua-r ia Mar, pgsar %
Aaron i.f0rrrsn ~ E''f Epstein -
..'gr sIerat R'.u f"I', o.
Joseph He.'fe strue'. ~, snfty j.
Sc m9ar l. He,r a. Bertha l.. Luhnn
HE5Hs1T II EoTnF5n- y; Hazel Nelson.
Ber Roseyear Sc Feo p Johnson 27.
EertrRr1 -,. l4.L-lz E-------I.--!A----
%a'6aT.cl HaIrs u ~ Besse Gates IS
Jesse +. Ha,ns op. Eeanor a. Mcc1d
Ge,ree whts. = Minnie Collins q
LANES MacaA!stHs a. Aei@h irene
Harr A vl,fce Ga Maroon s.rs 10
lalk J. Zlmsio" q pai'y ". Mckenz'.
@ man P Mar4aa % Ressrly Doaot
.- waoee,es e came, n osen.
George r Fe> 30 FRANCES 81 Jeres 20
Far IS tt.tf,ia ireS ~ 1~gff 50
Charles u sass q Eleanor J. to"ler.
A.rlo Tse y, F,sa H4rs,r 90
Lawrence t,a 81 Tr"Fesa hzr Fafi' lo
raAHf iatnee'a0 81 anna - .-'rr ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
iBOR RELATIONS

This IS 'rrleI also 81 his relation,
with organizer lahor Thcrc aeaif
he has had UNUSUAL success. RI col
lectNe BARGAINING Wl'h ur.or-rnn
rioyes Of the welfare department
which incluies Rcceu Ag Hos.
pi'al
II am intensely Interested in
Juvenile dclinquenCy." Ball Pc
ger SAID and can assure YOU
the poiice department VII do
- VI " can while am ~ the
head Of II 10 correct situations
which lead youngsters into de-
linquencN.
But Ia, escape that social
service worker tag. am not
going over there with any nrc-
conceived notion Of curing so
rial Ills. These are Just questions
! VIII first have 10 discuss with
Niiherspoon before deciding.
As for public relations. 7
think any city department deal
Ing with the public should stress
the importance Of public rela-
tions. think they should strive
To get the public's viewpoint
and thinking
IL there are any members al
the police department who have
any illusions about John Bal
leneer being soft touch. lo,
them he warned for beneath that
good-natured aifahle ccnrle cX.
terror walks twe4hsied SRA.
going guy In the police depart
ment Ballengor viii he the boss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
DEATHS

p-..f- p.s..,.-- -
E.l.rerre Al Btrkett f413 5 Caufeid SIS
Igsffrlle Fiter ass B Caufcld ST.
Na,us Rrou, 5qa- p,eart 49,
II,oretta sophia -Htser soa IS Lafsg e'te
-
Vincent Ereau,. sua Paige Van Dyke, 20
Tes-I N-1-e1 I-e1 C~-l-1 ID
IAIair pIoliIr -itA N.tur. -
Rernie ltte t3,0' s, Aub.n l.
Harrie, N.rs elis = Lafage,'s 20
Destrae BureauX sqGT S1r'hIaWn "a
ResEs F ~ so isiI W Eac'd n
Rose Cuer,. pcsse Strahtmoor Hotel SO
Melvin kan. 400 Ei,hton IN
Vlnceni M,r1r. 1850 Frosev.t ST.
William TRonS. $3.50 Nottingham 49,
vr,r,s IstfG1 1-sg Ar.et4rn months
william p. Logase Araoa A-me Tor Aged.
81
+t----rv--7-7
Henr. kalssruao !20i2 LlnWooa.- 81.
James Zezuiks ISIS sussex a.
ida selars}ow--- 63s5 Column g.
Donald Hst-ls 1851. Ht.ara. a.
Paul Emory. s87I Dearborn. 81.
Ii1a .Nuluar $40 Melville ia
I1uls Be4sr4Dt 31o Nar1nt4~--O.
-Oaen H.ACy. petroH N1ch 20
.aAa. p-ai. 80 A-f[ea l1
JIdrn Avn IlnrIeo5W. .a,i harn.oa. 3
ssni4i-s-I il,,---t445 Ots ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Marriages Divorces Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Walter Tobsek, 81; Mary Orlando. 81
Hamtramck.
lack Burr, q; Wanda Dfsss ga Detroit
Highland Park.
NI0nTa Parks 20" Iona Wlcoxson %
Delhert Wygen, 80: Ada Il BothVell g..
Anthony {. Brodeur,e 90 Dorothy Nichols,
a.
J. y wilson 20 yirsiais Brode @.
Louds } zsas. 81 Bella Bakin. y
Lester ~ Reinboh. 25y Clara b "inq~ff
Guy Howard Reid Jr.. rs Ipanna Turner,
Rober, Wilbur Doek~z57 Betty ELAINE Mar.
Marin ca++~Kom 90. Ruin Exa Ford. %.
Joscp1r~A Miller 80 wnelmina T. Mill
Ear Rodney Touen. Is Erna Madeline
peLoyd Greer 2s: Victoria KlmkousH.
Is Ham'ramck
Honaid lee Musser. s2 Dorothy Kane
James Becker. % pelous uIer. 10
fr7r-r f-1vr77FT- II Tvelyn squire. 10
wizard Harper 20; Norma Jean shst.
John p smith 80 Grace p Al'h.n 30
A' TsT, } }, Re'eho''s'r' "a Lucille T.
Gerald Herman Foster. % Eileen Mary
Joseph wins q Emmeune Levine 80
RAYMOND V. Ho"cKi 2s Theresa Dunn.
James Henry Palmer 50 Reoecea Morant
a.
I2Azu -l1.l..4s- All -fsatet Us t.te4.see7
Vincent Garcia 80. Louise Jackson p
Thomas Z Brii,on, p Jeanette Bryant,
wi--ism waroupon. q Lillian l. Ash
Roger " size u. Ruth cahh. IS
Fa7TTE " Chnn - isabelle Eva Emer-
s,aney 4. Ktsa q R,A Tsbac,yn.ki
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
.Ba||enger Takes
Dole Experience
Into Police Job
By HAROLD SCHACHERS

John F. Ballenger, who will be-
Wome Detroit's police commits
sioner Jan. |, is a man who only
a few weeks ago was hoping for
quiet pastures in which TO Craze
the rest of his days, but whe~1s
instead headed for one of the most
nerve-wracking~jobs in the city.
But hers facing that job with
-atti-of the enthusiasm and deter
mination 10 succeed
Ballengers dreams of the Ely
sian fields were voiced recently
when the federal government was
negotiating with hun 10 take the
job of congested area co-ordinator
for the Detroit district. a sort Of
troubfe-shoorer between The Vari-
Gus wartime government bureaus
TIME TO SLOW Up
I'm SIS years aid ,. A4e-s5ttAi, -
land when a man gets Ia be my
age he begins to take things "A
little easier. I've been going AT
top speed all my life and I'd
like IN start slowing up"
Bat Hike tf,r- wrft=traIHcd fire
horse ne Is. BallonCer began 10
plunge and snort the minute the
bell rang There was an important
loh-lo be done and he has been
dong important IobS and DONG
them we'll for years,
The Job of-polce commissioner
Will establish several frsts for
Balleneef. A4ti11uvf1 nc mas bppn
in government service for 25
years, II with. the federal govern
ment and eight with the city. ~
will he his first political Job All
his other government positions
we're won in competitive cXamina-
tons
He VIII be the dF-t afininiStra-
tor from the field Of social >erv-
uces 70 become Dotrons police
Commissioner.
y Because police work is 70 a
great extent in the protective field
Of human relations lBallenper's
definition ne feels There is a-Aef-
mite tie-up between II and social
work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
MALE HELP WANTED
AXE
WORKERS
FyrCTTenTcT

t-TTCTT6nccd
and inexperienced
We have openings on all three
shifts for skilled and unskilled
workers. Coco pay under a plan
which guarantees a minimum
rate with extra pay for in
creased output. This Is a real
opportunity 20 arm more money
and DO your part for the
war effort. Apply at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
Pt,~rtRI>G

AsrEEi%G reIa.r4rg alterations oell-
~ 'atcaes 4trse or small % Mad
en- u't6 Il,
FiasT+I.f<I fers.-'rs .',efs'. r.r
- IT,.
. --,--,..
az. -. s,--
sR FL' 'ihiN" ANp HtNIi\"
so Htt--i Nh Mas l4Grx-- I=s-,.---
efarca ma.a0e Finest eq4lp-
~"t aEal 20 -lts
pirCGEu sewers. and Grains cleaned
1Igl Gait tAtayette 75ii
-h'f - drains cleared no mess tcon :
fiAf 11'-H-'' ca hf's
stEHS rsref 81 - heu- sewer se,,..ee
'-t-1-1 cfrr'1- Duke IN 2--"1i
al gi HHr<G Heat.re Prcmp, service
a1e Free estimates Az I7ii
ArRJTr sewer Scu.ce. cleaned elec,ri-
s.,.s,. D''' "s.i%
-
~ Sewers s'-se Hfats acd septic
'eas'' 9o'e :
".f" -aa aa'e"a. III "r 7-7F'S
AZ TYrEs 81, ~e... beating instaIa-
Sons t'ff r'f. .s-ar'eed Free
'ti.ni7 l-ltlt
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IDDITT0TS- 1TTTRtTI0~s, ATTICs
ATTIC ROOM. S1S5 UP

ATTIC ROOM, $50 u
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b1'oD htfef ''EoNr'ehi SCOTS
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/. PHI 1IBING AN HrATI>G

10y. ttf-~-r l4----- - a G-s~4 50 $50
sfarct mia s0e. Finest eq4p-
~F' ataln -1ts
FlrCGED sewers. and drains cleaned
aIgI C-l LAtaFe'te 1914
-E}ERs. drains cleaned. no msss Cton (,
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SINKS tsrcf 50 - naa- sewer seq, .ee.
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