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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-15

Miss Priscilla Andrew, former
Naugatuck resident, Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Chester Isbell Of Hill
side avenue, after having spent three
and half years in Honolulu. Miss
Andrew, registered nurse, was In
Honolulu at the time of the Jap att
tack on Pearl Harbor and assisted
in caring for the wounded. She will
start new duties as civilian per-
sonnet investigator OF the Brooklyn
Navy yard next week.
Peter Ford Of Church street has
returned from Chicago. ILL.,, where
he attended the International Musi-
clans Convention held Tuesday
night.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-15

queiro, Jean Brandon. Ocil Cowars
Geraldine Combo, Anne Delaney
Helen Donovan, Valva Grabani,
Joan Green, Dorothy Hogan, Jane
Jackson, Barbara Kelley, Elizabeth
Kissane, Doris Lafontaine, Mary
Lokites, Helen Ann Mccarthy, Anne
Nixon, Mary Ann Thibodeau. Dor
othy zehnder, Robert Behlmai1s
Gerald Callahan, Robert Cowan,
Joseph Edmondson, William Farren,
Thomas Foy, Edward Furtado. John
Gunnoud, Louis Mather, James Nc
Nance, John Moroney, Thomas
Murtha, Neil OyDonovan, Joseph
Owens, Merwin Packer, John Quint,
Robert Sullivan, James and John
Thurston, Thomas WEIGH and John
Wrinn.
Benediction Of the Blessed Sacra-
ment will be part Of the gradu-
alton program.
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GRAND OPENING


~T GRAND OPENING
of
The WHITE EAGLE RESTAURANT
2l9 BRIDGE STREET
UNION CITY
THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH
Full course dinner
Floor show
Music by
FRAY" Hotchkiss and His Orch.
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Shower Guest

SHUWCE NuCSO
Miss Julia Mccarthy local teacher
who will be married next month to
Raymond Hughes Of Meadow street,
was rendered a personal shower held
recently at the home Of Miss Cecil
Reynolds, in Bethlehem. Attending
were: Misses Marie Callahan, Cath
crime Brooks, Pauline Smith, Leon
ore Leary, Mae Cullen, Florence
Reilly, Anna Bowling. Marie Long,
Ethel Jones, Esther Dalton, Flor
ence Mccarthy, Frances Jones, Cath
crime and Ellen Duffy, Mary Nc
Carthy, Ethelmae Kenney, Mae
Reynolds, Alyce Hughes, Mrs. Mary
Neal, Mrs. Cyrus Wilcox, Mrs. Ar
thur Brazil, Mrs. Mary Penrose, Mrs
Nellie Herman, Mrs. Carl Mann and
Mrs. John Mccarthy.
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Naugatuck, June Is.

Naugatuck June Is - mo country lose where
the Cross precedes the Flag William A. Gleeson of Tor
rngon stated Wednesday night before capacity crowd at
the Flag Day exercises Of the Naugatuck Lodge of Eks
He urged return to religion
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-15

Rotary Club Speaker
Harold w. Roberts, secretary and
treasurer of the Naugatuck Savings
Bank, was the guest speaker at the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-15

Rotary Club meeting Wednesday
night in Stratton's restaurant. Mr..
Roberts spoke on Operation Of
Savings Banks in Connecticut
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MARY KLOC WEEDS
JOHN RINKUS
St. Francis Church Scene
of Saturday Wedding
at 10 O'Clock

Naugautck, June IA - Miss Mary
Kloc of Scott street and John Rim
kus, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rim
kus of Cherry street extension were
united in marriage Saturday, June
10th in st. Francis church at 10 a.
m. with Rev. George Dunn, officiat-
ing.
The maid-of- Honor was Miss Rose
FederoniS and william Rinkus
served as best man.
A white faille gown styled with
sweetheart neckline and full skirt
and a finger tip veil were worn by
the bride. She carried a nosegay
bouquet.
A dinner for members of the i'm
mediate families was held at, Sulli-
vans Inn and reception followed
in Hibernian hall for about $50
guests.
For travelling. the bride wore an
orchid dress and white accessories.
On return, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rinkus will reside on Cherry street.
The bride is employed at Plant
of the Lewis Engineering Com
pany and the bridegroom at the
Naugatuck Fuel Company.
Dorothy Broder, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomsa A. Broder of 10
Carroll Court, and Francis Braziel,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Braziel of City Hill street, will be
among the graduates of Sacred
Heart High school, Waterbury, this
evening at the Church of the Sacred
Heart.
Miss Jane Hubbell has completed
her Freshman year at GOucher Col
lege, Baltimore, Md, and Is spend
ing the summer at her home on
Central avenue.
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GOOD FISHING
NOW PREVAILS!
State Has Stocked Local
Streams; Fishing Trip
July z

Naugatuck, June 15.-The state
stocked local streams this week and
good fishing now prevails in this
area, 1t was announced at the
monthly meeting Of the Naugatuck
Fish and Game association Wednes-
day night.
The streams were stocked by the
state several weeks ago but men,
bers complained that few fish were
put into the streams at the present
time.
Fred Baker, club president, an
nounced that steps to prepare SET
of rules for the proposed junior
club Of the association are being
taken. Roland Klobedanz will report
on these at the next session.
Members are waiting until the
warmer weather to test the tenn
perature of the waters in the ponc
on the Schildgen grounds, East
Waterbury road. This area was Of
fered to the club as rearing poo
and the test of the temperatures will
determine whether it will be advis-
able to use the pond for rearing pur-
poses, Mr.. Baker said.
The club Is planning a fishing
trip July 2. The site has not beer
determined but it Is expected tc
be Lake Quassapaug or the Shepaug
river.
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William Gleason
Was Speaker
j. For Occasion
Urged Return to Religion Saying "Cross Precedes
Flag; Warden BrOphy Delivered Address Of Well
come, Arthur Swan Gave History Of Our Flag

Correspondent Larry shepley-PhOns Naugatuck ss4S
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gage debt on the home is~stead-
lily reduced BY equal monthly
payments, which also include in
terest Omitted to a maximum of
Az percent on reducing balances)
and the FILA mortgage insurance
premium of one-half Of | per
cent. These payments also in
clude amounts sufficient to ac-
crue real estate taxes and haz-
ard insurance premiums in adj
vance, thereby protecting home
owners against default on these
important items.
Under the FILA plan, existing
homes which meet FILA mini
mum standards as TO physical
soundness and location are eligi-
bic for insured mortgages cover
ing up TO 30 percent OF the. FILA
valuation OF the property and
may run for as long as 20 years.
Mr.. Pate pointed out that on such
a loan, the monthly payment
per $1,000 for principal and in
terest and FILA mortgage insur-
ance amounts to 1913, based on
a maximum twenty year loan. To
compute the total monthly pay
ment, he said, il is only necessary
to add 1872 of the annual taxes
and 1I12 Of the annual fire and
other hazard insurance premium.
Those who wish to finance
the 1oan or their present homes
or to buy a home on the FILA
longtime insured loan plan
should contact local lending in
situations reqesting an FILA loan,
or write the Jacksonu office for
information.
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Mrs. !. M. Lupin
Writes Letter OF
Appreciation

From Kilgore, Texas, comes a
ietter expressing appreciation for
kindness received from the staff
OF the Jackson County hospital
It is from Mrs. jacques Martin
Lapin whose husband died fol-
lowing a sudden illness while
here on business last month.
The letter is addressed to Mrs
r. E. Matthew o. the nursing
staff VINO took Mrs. Lapin to
her nome and cared for her
through the trying period be-
tween Mr.. Lapin's death and the
departure for home with the
body.
In her. letter, Mrs. Lapin said
that on the way home the ambu-
lance broke down when they
ran into a storm near Munroe,
La, and that they had to remain
in that city overnight. The fu-
neral was held the Saturday
morning after arriving home.
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u
Miss CAN'T is a resident of Tam
Fla, Mrs. Williams and Miss Golf
are from Pascagoula, Mrs. Stew
art is from PopArvilie and Mrs,
Muliin lives in Ocean Springs.
Although Miss CAN'T is not an
employee al the ingalls, Ship
yard, the others in the party are
connected with the yard.
The launching ceremonies will
begin at l1:l5 am. The actual
launching program has been plan
ned along the simple lines die
tated by war times. The party
will be entertained at luncheon
following the christening.
Gun Demonstration
The artjllery's participation in
the giant wal bond rally will in
Guide a precision demonstration
on its giant weapons. The End
Field Artillery Battalion will
demonstrate the 1855 nm. Howit-
ger MI while another division
viii show the qualities of the
1855 nm Howitzer Ml9l8. The
famous Long Tom" will be in
troduced to the shipbuilders and
the new and powerful 6linch
Howitzer will be Sut through the
PAGES by the 745th f. A. Ba,tal-
ion will also enlighten the spec
tators with The monster 4-ton
Prime-M Movers which enable these
mammoth pieces Of destruction
to roll through the toughest
ground.
Captain Robert II. Weber, C.
Battery, 747th F. A. Battalion,
will be battery commander for
the occasion and will direct the
men and guns through the drills
and will participate in the bond
sale.
The musical background OF
military airs and marches will
be furnished by the 85th Army
Ground Forces Band which will
accompany the provisional group.
The presentee contests which
reach their first climax with the
launching today we're inaugural
ed three months ago. The de-
partments in the yard having the
highest percentage of people on
the job during the quarterly pc
iiod were declared winners with
the privilege of naming principals
for the launching OF an Ingalls,
built ship.
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FLA Financing For
Home Purchases
Is Still Available


In wartime when new home
construction has been sharply cur
tailed by material shortages and
war housing is necessarily re-
served for occupancy by the most
essential war workers, the MAIN
tenance of sound financing sys-
tenn for older home properties
has become increasingly impor-
tant, w. T. Pate, director of the
Federal Housing Admins. ration
said today.
For most Pascagouia families
who find it necessary to move
into new quarters during war
time, existing homes represent
the only supply Of housing that
will be available for the dura-
ton of the war, he pointed out.
In such cases, if families desire
to purchase houses, the FILA in
sured mortgage plan offers a
sound, protected financing meth
Cd, with many protective safe
guards for the buyer.
Under the FILA plan, The mort
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No-Pouliry Rule
Amended I'm
Housing Project


Amendment 10 the no-poultry
ruling and installation of a new
garbage collection service were
announced this week by Harri-
son G.. Otis, manager of the hous-
ing project.
Permission may now be OBJ
tanned to keep poultry in the
government project provided GER
tain standards are met in build
ing accommodations for the birds
and in maintaining sanitary con-
ditions, Mr.. Otis said.
Beginning July /, garbage and
other household waste will be
picked up at the back steps,
eliminating the necessity Of plac-
ing unsightly garbage containers
at the curb, according to the
manager. If the back steps are
enclosed, easy access must be
provided or the containers must
be placed outside the enclosure
on collection days as collectors
are not required 10 open or shut
gates.
Garbage containers must be
water-tight and fly-tight, not
over 20 gallon capacity, provided
with handles and all garbage
must be wrapped before being
placed in the container, accord
ing 20 the regulations. Dry house,
hold waste may be placed in
open containers of a type and
size easily handled. Loose trash
cannot be handled, he declared.
Rules regulating the keeping
of poultry include the building
of structures entirely on the ten
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Artillery Show
Launching, Mark
War Drive Start

Featuring an action appear
ance OF an artillery unit from
Camp Shelby and the launching
Of a new Navy transport, a mann
moth War Bond Rally will initi-
ate the 5th War Loan drive at
the ingalls, Shipyard Friday.
With a self-adopted quota Of
&840 DOC, which Is more than the
entire E-bond quota and nearly
two-thirds of the total quota for
jackson County, the opening of
the drive marks the beginning of
a gigantic undertaking by the
snipyard.
Home front soldiers will take
time off from their shipbuilding
today, Friday. to see a provision
al battery of mixed weapons
from tine 2l9th Field Artillery
group demonstrate. The picked
men Of the 2l9th group win have
fail field equipment and their
exhibition of now the fighting
men operate will include the set
ting up OF a field kitchen to pro-
vide typical rations.
The launching of the Naval
vessel will be of special interest
to the men and women who la
Dor daily To build the ships so
badly needed by the nation for
the sponsor will be of the work.
ers' own naming.
Miss Can't Sponsor
Miss Lena Moor CAN'T has
been named to christen the giant
ship the USS Grundy by the
Joiners, Department IL, winner
Of the first quarterly Presentee
contest at the yard. She is the
daughter Of J. c. CAN'T of that
department.. Miss Katie Pearl
Robinson will represent the Coast
Guard Police, Department 25.
winner Of second place as CO.
sponsor, and Mrs. Curtis Williams
has been chosen by Department
|, Supervisors, winner of third
place, as NATION of honor. The
three winning departments also
named the attendants with the
winners naming, respectively,
Mrs. Juanita Stewart, Mrs. Ruth
Inez Mullin and Miss Helen Golf.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
Default having been made in
the payment of the Indebtedness
secured in that certain Deed Of
Trust from Fred S. Cody to L. L.
Stigler, Beneficiary. and E. H.
Bacot, as Trustee, which Deed Of
Trust is dated June /, l943, and
recorded in Book &c, Pages 1895.
of the Record of Mortgages and
Deeds of Trust on lands in the
office of the Clerk OF the Chan
Gerry Court of Jackson County,
Mississippi, and the legal holder
and owner of the Indebtedness Sc
cured hereby. has requested the
undersigned as Trustee. to fore
close said Deed of Trust in ac-
cordance with its terms and pro.
visions. notice is hereby given
that | will. within legal hours.
upon Monday. the 10th day OF
July, 1914. offer for sale and sell
for cash. at the main front door
of the Jackson County Court
house. in the City of Pascagoula.
jackson County. Mississippi. TO.
the highest bidder, the lands in
Jackson County. Mississippi, de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
The sWh of the NWA of Sec
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KoY Marie Browne
Given Porty On Her
Sixth Birthday

The sixth birthday of Kay
Marie Browne was made doubly
happy by her mother, Mrs. Tilley
Browne who gathered a number
OF her young friends about her at
a party at her home on Convent
Street Sunday afternoon.
Games dear to childish hearts
were enjoyed in the shady yard
while the older folks who had
accompanied the young guests
visited together in the house.
Ice cream and cake were
served toward the close of the
afternoon.
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Miss Gwendolyn
Wells Complimenfed
With Shower

Miss Gwendolyn Wells who
will leave soon to undergo an
other operation a. Touro Infirm-
airy at New Orleans was COM
plimented with a surprise show
er given by Mesdames j. N. Ger
many and A. W. Lassiter at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Wells at
Kreole.
After many lovely gifts had
been opened and admired, a salad
and ice course was served by
the hostesses.
There were about so of the
friends of the honoree present
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Mrs. A. ]. Franklin
Hostess To
Impromptu Club

Mrs. A. j. Franklin entertained
the Impromptu Bridge Club in
her home on Thursday after
noon. Mrs. b. j. Jane received
the high score prize.
Soft drinks We're served during
the game and a salad course with
iced tea was served after the
games to Mesdames B. J. Jane,
Thomas Coulson, l.. A. Waits, F.
G. Spann. Jr., T. o. Mabry, w.
II. Nelson, Jr., and T. l.. DeLash-
met.
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Cassie Boyeffe Is
Honored With Porty
On Sixth Birthday

Mrs. John Boyett entertained
in her home on Saturday after
noon, June 10, in honor. of her
daughter, Cassie, VINO celebrated
her sixth birthday.
A number of games were en-
joyed on the lawn of the home.
Miniature flags were presented
each one as favors. Ice cream and
cake was served TO the twenty
guests who enjoyed this pleasant
afternoon with Cassie.
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ants properly, must be not less
than six feet from the owners
home and not within is feet of
any neighbours house, must be
kept clean SO as not to attract
flies or create odors, Structures
must be painted or whitewashed
and no poultry shall be permit
ted to run at large or be kept I'M
der or in any dwelling.
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The casket was draped with the
American flag and the Masonic
Lodge OF that cNy conducted
services al me grave.
Mr.. Lapin was Well known IN
Paccagoula through business Wis
its here in connection with his
oil interests.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NO. e067

Notice is hereby given that let
tiers of administration on the es-
tate of Mrs. /. F. Pritchad, de-
ceased, We're granted to the un-
designed by the Chancery Court
of Jackson County Mississippi.
on the 26th day of May, 1874,
and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby no
titled to present their claims to
the Clerk of said Court and to
have them probated and allowed
within six months from this date.
failure to so do will bar the
claim.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston.
Administrative.
May 26th, 1914.
6-2 60 Gle 6-23
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ton 80, Township 6 South, Range
6 West, jackson County, Missis-
sippi. Title is believed to be
good, but | will convey only such
title as vested in me as Trustee.
ADVERTISED, POSTED and
dated, this 18th day of June, 1914.
f. H. BACOT, Trustee.
At, GIG, %, 80, TT.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont,

PIANos.Highsst cash prices for spinets;;
say msks sas g tyne Call MR.. VERNON
ffsSos %Sxs;rEp-uprishts. splnst.. less
fiia!sS6S s vi MAa saff 1913 dramas. .p.n.t. or
hIdo S Seas R'fi Rs'd Ts "
PowER TooLs, drill press, ,ointer, saw,
&C. motors call Gil. iiss' 6 to 10 pm.
RADIOS AND GRAND PIANO wanted at
tHre Please sall today Mr.; Grady. Ma; $3.50
eood cGndt19 Be ssstrf ss must
SEWING MACHrNEsMWe' buy all types;
repair n,ssi,,. heem1sstitchins bqttons covered.
TRIcYcLE for child sM years. Prone
TRICYCLE. for child 4-s years old. WI.
a1s s1na Rss seRs s sss for ri
viii Hr pay ss0s CASH c VI w. s9Ht
TRiCYCLE Tor ;4-ysar.cld child prewsr
P EdSa Is, WAITED for a-year-old child.
WASHING MACHINE, needed by family
With VII his ehail q Glebe 1852 evenings; 81
convertible Pontiac. Call Chestnut s2as.
WISH TO BUY . spinet, console or
grand piano and Will pay high cash
price. Call ia 1927
CASH FOR DIAMONDS and old gold, dia-
mond watches and discarded tewelry. Err
NEST suRk, INC Ola l3th nv. DI. 2773.
monds. silverware, cameras. clothing and
firearms; also choice Of diamonds on
hand MAX ZWEIG. ME- 9113
WANTED - Eight m m action viewer,
Eastman portable preferred. During day
cal Republic 1920, Ext. 1887. Evenings,
Temple 1854 o3s
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

JEWISH W., GIRL Ean5 to share apt. with other
GIRL to share apt, twin beds, with an
S Sasr Sd ST. S S w 4lHs sst clean PM light
semiprivate bath: convenient for couple.
LARGE FRONT RIM, ,eiec. refgr., cleo. grill,
40s Seward Square Sc.
GIRL to share modern studio apt. with
another girl. near transportation. Call
share ATTRACTIVE aS 81 with 1nt ethers ESers
conven. AT. T647, after 6.
CLOVER ,,, PA Is NV, , c-,Basinesss
bath shower, twin twin BEDS. With TIN. i o. SET
tied girls, % to 80 years old. OR. 1898
VACANT abSt Dec Is fgrn y den
cesoMBINATioN living ' room. Bedroom. kiteh-
F Fl 81 m ns sss 5uTs 18th e.
r., sTBLET Or months sssE 4AsSoom apt;
NEAR LIBRARY-Bssement apt. nicely
bath. back porch: private eltEanes; middle
ss saaf S SoHNG LsDY g share lovely
apt. with two other ladies. Lincoln 22o3
GIRL to share lovely apt. with two othe,
girls. in NV. section; rent, $50. per mo
Telephone Or; 1895 evenings after Z.
din din rm. iixi5. kit. Z bedrms.. ? baths
fireplace: 1915. Also nonhskpg. studio 15x
16, bath. refer. sundeck; $40; Avail. te
some one wanting 70 sell their house, pref
LARGE FRONT RM. cleo SoN refar', elec
grill. hot-cold water. next bath: sobriety
req; SOS, 40s Seward Square sc.
ALEx 5l8 sr6 Gus sn (ns a me- Me- 1 hEh
pvt. entr. ABBY at rear upstairs door.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES tco,,. ,

8 mos. Honest prices. MID-crTY Radio
sHoP, 30 D., 2 m Friday and Saturday
REFRiGERAToRs repaired and servicec
On all makes; guaranteed work. co. 1915
ROOFING. suffering, spoutins. general
LiaERs 1871 wis; ave- NV. Ap. 547s. s sa'
Is; F' ss cT fSSs'!ss
fa.a aens WORK. pan ea mg Hi SHIP
Roo Roof d IhA flss I guarantee. to stop an,
pes ss c !sSaItaf TN RE- a, s4s saf or
estimates; Stag, slate, Composition. tile
5RfH f RooFNs CO.
ROOF REPAiRs-Roof coating, painting,
s MAN Ga MSssceHH1NEs-ou.r.n,.ea repairs e..
art any and ms s5ensd and Gns
Ing machine dept. 3rd door. s KANN
SONS co: District 1900
Oh and adjust any make machine. sec
Famous New Home sales and service
5 ahE a eALA 81 e eeco sewing machines
WASHING MACHINES, all makes, repairs
overhauls: 24-hr. service Ii. 1928 23'
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS. all makes
NICHOLSON ELECT. REPAIR SERVICE
2220 sth st. NV AID. COLL del2'
WASHING MACHINES-Repairs on any
make: estimates free. CAPITOL WASHER
IA. 3D39
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. Full.
LER d'ALBERT. INC. Slb 10th st. NV
National <7l2.
ROCK WOOL and metal weatherstrip; 3
years to pay. Metal sold to trade. If it's
Memberships, we have it. D. C. Wealth
ERSTR1P CO., 403 Sth st. ne. Ii. 1869.