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Smyrna times., 1944-10-26
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

The lot on South Street belong
ing to ]. H. Jefferson has recently
been purchased by Mrs. Laura Lee
Temple whose property it adjoins.
John P. Jones of Raymond's S
Neck, is the first to have turkeys
in the market. He brought in five
on Monday all in fine condition. ].
w. Jones who purchased them at
once presumably for feast of not
ablels.
The bridges over our Pond have
been securely repaired both at the
race and waste gates by our Town
Board putting in new and heavy
seasoned planks for the driveway.
The new sewer pipes have come
and have at last escaped the con-
demnation of engineer Gaskill. The
long delayed work was begun Mon
day morning and will be hastened
along to completion before the
frosts of winter should again i'm
pede their progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Van Gasken
of Wilmington, who had been on a
visit to his father John Van Gasken
here, took on Monday, Sarah Caro-
line Harris, (colored), who has been
in the family 40 years as a do
mestic, to see her aged mother
Phillis Mayhurd, aged 103 years,
living at New Castle. The mother
had not seen her daughter since the
latter was brought by Mr.. Van
Gasken in Virginia in 1849.
Indian summer in all its hazy
glory has been prevailing during
the past week. The season is an
inconstant one; sometimes it pays
us fleeting visit of day or two,
sometimes a week or two, and
sometimes not at all. Why it
should be called Indian Summer no
man knoweth for certain, though
there are various myths on the
subject, the most plausiblel lbeing
Smyrna times., 1944-10-26
Mrs. Dewey Known To Movie
Theater GOers AS SOlOist

Should Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey become the First Lady
through the election of her husband President she will
be stranger to tens of thousands of movie thea goers
For before she became Mrs Dewey she spent forty weeks
featured soos appearing at Paramount theaers from
coast to coast.
Her work movie theater sooist was sandwched In
between appearances understud to the principal sot
in George White road company and brief career on the
concert stage according article in the October issue
Cosmopolitan magazine by Sophie Kerr.
Smyrna times., 1944-10-26
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report Of Church Services Fol-
Next SUNDAY

Next Sunday
First Churcn of Christ. Scientist
Wilmington, at Park Place and
Van Buren Street: morning service
IL a. m. Sunday School IL a. m,
Wednesday evening service 500.
Christian Science Society, Milford,
meets at Grange Hall: Morning
service IL a. m; Sunday School IL
a. M, also meets first Wednesday
evening of each month at s p. m.
Subject for Sunday, October 20, is:
Everlasting Punishment" Golden
Text: Lam. 3: 80, 40. Wherefore
doth living man complain, man
for the punishment of his sins :?
Let us search and try our ways,
and turn again to the Lord. A
Bible citation from the lesson-ser-
mon is: Ezekiel 1921. But if the
wicked will turn from all his sins
that he hath committed, and keep
all my statutes, and do that which
is lawful and right, he shall surely
live, he shall not die. A correlative
passage from thetextbook Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy is: Up.
497: 9-12) We acknowledge Gods
forgiveness of sin in the destruc-
tion of sin and the spiritual under
standing that casts out evil as un-
real. But the belief in sin is pun
ished so long as the belief lasts.
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.mwMaznpea-
SUGGESTS

MOST of us feel a call to the
N1 wids as Indian Summer beck
ons all to take advantage of her
warm hazy days. And speaking OF
the great out Of doors, Nancy
Holmes of the Best Foods kitchens
has a good suggestion for your
next outing.
Casserole Barbecue will make
delicious something hot" to take
along and you'll have more time
10 spend tramping through the
woods. Just be sure it's piping hot,
then wrap the casserole round and
round with newspapers. Of course
you'll want to take along paper
plates so you can throw them away
when you've scraped the last plate
clean, -sesazss sssssssssl ss.is-sssSsszy
~ Casserole Barbecue
8 cups diced cups canned or
lamb fresh tomatoes
8 cups carrots IL teaspoons salt
3 cups potatoes as teaspoon ginger
u cup vitaminized u teaspoon cloves
margarine, g teaspoon allspice
melted u cup vinegar
6 tablespoons Az tablespoons
chopped onion sugar
6 tablespoons 2 tablespoons mus
chopped green tard with
pepper -. horseradish
Cook lamb about one hour, or un.
til tender. Add u teaspoon salt
last 5 minutes of cooking. Drain.
Parboil carrots and potatoes. Drain.
Place lamb, carrots and potatoes in
casserole. Combine margarine,
onion, green pepper, tomatoes, sea-
sonings, vinegar, sugar and mus
tard with horseradish. Pour over
meat and vegetables. Bake in hot
oven (4500F.) 20 minutes. Reduce
heat to slow (300oF.) and bake 40
minutes longer. Yield: 6 servings.
Smyrna times., 1944-10-26
DEATH OF
OUR OLDEST CITIZEN

Mrs. Elizabeth Dady, widow of
Adam Dady, died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. George w. Tay-
lor, on Saturday at the age of 81
years and IA days. Following the
death of her husband twenty years
ago she divided her time with her
two daughters, the other one being
Mrs. Eben Wright in Kenton. The
remains were inferred at Brynzion
Baptist Cemetery, Monday after
noon, Elder E. Rittenhouse, offic-
iating.
The Democrats of Duck Greek
Hundred organized last night with
membership of 400. The name
adopted by the organization was:
''The Tunnel and Bancroft Club
of Duck Creek Hundred" The fol-
lowing are the officers: Pres, w. ID,
HAZEL; Sec'y, A. D. Yocum; Treas,
John Cosgriff; Vice-pres., John M
Voshell.
Saturday night the Republicans
held their first Mass Meeting in the
Opera House. Messrs. John P,
Nields and William S. Hills were
the speakers. A good audience
turned out to greet them especially
the ladies of which there were a
flattering number. Music was CIV
en- by the Excelsior Cornet Band
John H. Hoffecker presided over
the meeting and the following vice.
presidents were called to the plat
form; A. l.. Hudson, Thomas JAM
es, Samuel Cats, T. B. Megear, DR..
]. R. McCausland, John P. Hudson,
VIM. A. FAIRIES, DR.. T. c. Moore,
w. o. Hoffecker, w. H. Baggs,
Joseph Smithers, Thomas Jeffer-
son, A. G. Cummins, Charles Stew
art, E. R. Sipple, E. c. FAIRIES, w.
G. Truax. Subject of the evening,
America First And Then The
World"
Smyrna times., 1944-10-26

Perhaps the poise necessary to
the career of a successful singer
has conditioned her for the exacting
career as the wife of one of the out
standing figures Of the country, but
at any rate she has thus far accepted
her new role with gracious charm.
II know that her swift signif.
canoe in the national scene has nei-
ther made her egotistic nor fright
ened her." the writer states. "And
Smyrna times., 1944-10-26

I know that if she becomes our
First Lady she will be as univer-
sally like. admired and respected as
was Frances Folsom Cleveland, wife
of an earlier President who went
from New York's Governorship to
become the nations head. Brains.
dignity, poise, sincerity. good looks
and sound American common sense
make wonderful combination. Mrs.
Dewey has them all"
Smyrna times., 1944-10-26
PERSONALS

Mrs. Margaret Culbreth and
daughter Miss Sue Culbreth will
leave Saturday for New York City
to take an ocean liner for Europe
where they will stay five or six
months.
Mrs. Carrie Appleton of Odessa
is visiting the family of John H.
Hoffecker.
j. Fletcher Clements of Philadel-
phia spent Monday and Tuesday
Smyrna times., 1944-10-26
Card of Appreciation

We wish thru this medium to ex-
press our sincere appreciation to
our relatives and friends for their
expressions of sympathy, the many
beautiful flowers, and loan of auto
mobiles during the illness and
death of our father, c. S. Weller
The Weller Children.
Smyrna times., 1944-10-26
FOR SALE

Semi-solid buttermilk in 400-lb.
bbls. q .051a per lb. Also black
strap stock molasses in 500 lb. bbls.
q .04 per lb. We also carry that
20@o protein "Pillsbury's Best"
broiler mash q $3.65 per 100 lbs.,
and the Best is always the cheap
est. These are delivered prices
where the quantity ordered just
ifies the length of haul.
w. e. HOLT,
r. r. Ave-, Dover
Smyrna times., 1944-10-26
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton.
Smyrna times., 1944-10-26
FOR SALE

Bureau, 5 drawers, Mahogany,
Empire style twisted rope columns.
Spool bedside stand with drawer.
Odd fancy chairs.
GEO. H. BENNETT,
231 Mt. Vernon St.,
Corner Union) Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1944-10-26

that it received its name in the
colonial days when settlers observ-
ed that the season was peculiar to
the region west of the Alleghanies
then occupied by the Indians.
Smyrna times., 1944-10-26
LOST

Black wallet containing sum of
money and two pictures. Name
of owner on card inside wallet. Re-
ward if returned to
MRS. COURTLAND GAULKE,
SMYRNA Landing
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MASKED PARTY

The party which was to have
been held on Oct. goth has been
postponed until Oct. 9th at Harry
Blendt's Restaurant, oodla n d
Beach. Surprises, prizes, and dane
ing.
Smyrna times., 1944-10-26

u. S. Navy, New York City, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Burge.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
3-burner oil range and oven. Al
ladin lamp with shade, iron chunk
stove, round table, daybed, couch,
brooder stove and feeder, log saw
and engine, '34 deluxe Ford VS.
ELWOOD H. MASSEY,
End farm on left on Leipsic
road from Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1944-10-26
SEED WHEAT

500 bushels high-yielding Penn
A. Sample tested by State over SO
purity, 95 termination. Ready to
sow. Buyers sacks. Price, $500
per bushel.
STANLEY SHORT,
Cheswold, Del.
Phone: Smyrna 2186
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WANTED
ASSISTANT CARETAKER: Dut-
les, care of few Guernsey cows,
lawn and general handyman. Ref
erence required. Lodging and board
furnished. Must be single, reliable
and of sober habits. $10O a month.
Apply
J. PAUL MULLIN,
9th & Market,
Wilmington, Delaware
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mir nit 1enem 9eut 0tonte gafiino
uno alle Monte goiiinos Der 8elt,
Die menldlibe 8ut in Sriinnter ee-
f9logen, tpieber aufbauen. go @ott
min, 1peroen mir our gegebenen 3eit
elm neues Monte gaiftno pie ein
9bonir aus ieiner 9llde eriteben ie.
ben, oan1it es ou elmer neuen Stdtte
fru6tbarer 9lrbeit uno iegenbringen>
oer @ebete fir Die S0bne 6es I'll. 8e.
neoitt miro, ipel6e Die Wenidbeit bic
@ege bes Sriebens u1o ben &eidturn
oes @ei1tes lebren."
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Wo0ern?

Wfo0ern? Man ipridt oaoon Die
tatbolilde Stride babe 6ie Bfli6t, ii6
allen 3eiten uno 8erionen an5upai=
len. uSi6 ieiner 3eit anpaiien' ,
nennt man 1pobl fur5 ,,nooern" lei1.
Wooern fann man beute biele Setten
nennen. SIT oas elm 2ob2
Sd mo6te es ernitli6 be5ipeifeln.
Soute man piini6en, oaB man audi
Die fatbolii6e Stride in oieien1 Gimme
MODERN nennen modte?
Damn miiBte iie ni9t cine 8erson,
genbeit bon fait 5tpet Sabrtauienser,
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0oq 1tmb Waqoq

Inter oieier Aufdrift erinnert
Scr @anoerer" an Die auffalenb
5utreffen6e 3eiteu6eutung 6es eenia-
len 9on1inifanerpaters gilbert Maria
8eiB, Ser Dor einem balben sSabrbun.
bert Die oen iibertrtebenen geationaI,
ftol5 innepobnenoen @efabren un6
oeren fotaitropbalen Ssleen flar er-
fannte, baB fi9 Die GoIsen tpie in ei.
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Rsis Raiiesfre,as,s

Igegenipdrtigen arteee eetuoroen d
fein.
Marttn oe !8orres erbIidte ba!
l2i6t Der @et am 9. 9eaember 1855
| in 2in1a in Sii6amerita. Sein gate
1par Sponter, feline Wutter ion etn
peruaniide Snoianerin getpeien iein
l59on als &in6 aei9nete itd Morti1
our9 &einbeit ser Sitten, 8eideioen
beit, Demut uno namer1tli9 ourd gro
| BE Nd9ltenliebe aus. I'm ben &ran
fen beiier belfen 5u fonnen, ftuoiert'
er 5uerlt Meot5in, ebe er als 8ruoel
in ben 9ontinifanerorben eintrat. 8e
fon6ers nabm ct itd Der Sin6el- uni
8oiientin6er an, fir Die er 8aiien
,bGuIer boute. Sein @anbeI in Got
uno auf bimm1ii6en Iuen 1dien Del
Seele 6ie &raft berlieben 5u babe1
ben i6tperfauigen &orper nit it6 it
Die 9obe 5u reiBen, mo- er in ber 2uft
I9nebeno Die @un6en oes &reu5bil
oes an ser Wano tiiBte. Sa, es &pir>
beri6tet, fem inniges Oeitleio 81, Ser
9riitli6en @efangenen in Ben tiir
,fiiden &erfern Ifrifas bGtte ibm oie
@obe berlieben oieie 0fters in ftdt
barer @etie BORT 3u belu6en, ibren
;Noten ob5ubelfen, ibre &ettetn 81
iprengen uno oies alles, obne ooB er
leibliderpeiie feline iii6amerifonti6t
8aterita6t 2ima ie berlalien bdtte
Gin ipanii6er @efangener, Der ic
6ur6 Wartins Silfe befreit tpuroe
uno na6 5iioomerifa oustponoerte,
begegnete Dem 8ru6er in oen 5tro'
ZEN 2imos un6 begriBte i'm bon
Dantbarfeit a1s ieinen Getter un6
8efreier uno tpollte trob oeiien @i11=
ipru6 ni6t oabon ab1ai1en, iiberau
bon Ser ourd 6en tpun6ertdttgen Mar>
tin empfangenen 8obltaten 81 be-
ri9ten.
slls Ser &riegsforreipon0e1tt 9os
bertD bel gIusbru6 oieles &rieges ous
2ebenSbilo 6es lel. Mortin 1einen
2o1rooner 3eitungsfouegen er5dblte,
borte man tbm mebr ooer tpeniger
intereiiant 3u. Spdter fonnte Ser @r=
5abler beoba6ten> 6oB oue 6amaIs
Inmeien0en 1t6 nit ser Me0aiue
Martin bon Borres berleben batten.
SSn Ser Solge breitete lt6 Der 8rou9
unter BEN &riegsbert9ter1tattern 5u
8ol1er uno 5u 2an0e, in 8elgie1,
Srantrei6, Sollan6, geormegen un6
ouf 0em 8alfon rai6 aus. ueberall
begegnet man beute &eportern, Die
irgenomo oieies 8il6 aufgebGngt bo-
ben.
3eitungsreporter laiien it9 nt6t
lei6t et1paS tpeiB MAIDEN. 8enn lie
troboem Den bergelienen iel. 0on1ini>
fanerbru0er aus Siioamerifa gum
Stanoespatton ertoren baben, 10 bot-
ten tie mobl i6on 6eHen 8eiitan1
empfunoen. 0as beion6ere Merfmal
oes 1el. Wartin Sc Borres lit feline
Iagegenmart. Sino ni6t ou6 Die
3eitungsreporter iiberau babel, mo es
nab ODER fern ettpos 5u erbai6en uno
5u beri6ten gibt?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26

lbinter ii9 baben .Boourh iin6 oieie
lmo6ernen Seften mooern2 Daourd3,
IoaB fie nur fir otpie 8eit ibrer gnt.
litebung 5ugei6nitten ftno. Sbr Sttfter
| 1T Elm Nenid, ein Rin6 ieiner 3eit,
lebt tn ,ttt6 nit ieiner 3eit uno nur
lfiir feline 3ett. 9oriiber binous ober
NIT Rlarbeit uno @etpiBbeit peit au
bliden, lit etnem fterbli9en Meni9eu
l.nidt eeeeben. 0esbalb iIt ou6 feline
@riineung MIR eine @riinoune fir
3ettgenoiien; fte lit nlr MODERN. Sie
1T nod bunoert Sabren beraltet uno
Ibat aufgeb0rt au eriitieren. Mag au9
cine duBere Ma6t ibr eine IGngere
@riiten5 berleiben. gs miro itd muir
Inn 10 mebr ibre innere Saltlofiefeit
Eunb ueberlebtbett, lire unaulGngli9.
felt, alien 3eiten gu geniigen, ertpei.
fen.
9as 1T, tDas man eieentlt6 unter
Dem @orte ,mooern" 5u beriteben
bat. SIT nun Die fatboliide Stride 1T
oieIem Gimme MODERN? - Neinl un6
bod lit ite immerfort 5eitgemGB. sic
bat ni6t bic 9lufeabe, unierer 3ett
aaein 5u eeniigen. Sic ion alien Bel"
ten alles iper6en:
sic bat Die .begnaoete SGbiefeit,
BEL tpeiier. 4uspabI unter ben 3eit.
formen it6 Dor auem iene 3eitioeen
on5ueignen, oie oouernoen 8ert ba'
ben. Nber ni6t Die 3eit gtbt ibr, fon~
bern ite gibt ser 8eit. sSbre E6tigteit
lit nidt Elm eigentli6es Mufnebmen
bon 8eiti6een. sic reintgt un6 1Gutert
bielmebr bic SSSoeen Ser 3eit> i6ei6et
unbrou6bare ooer ida0lidbe aus,
mo6t oie guten 5u 5piegeln uno Bi1.
bern Ser etpigen 8obrbeiten. 60 lebt
lie unter uno nit oen 8eI Iten ibrer
3eitgenoilen. 1no oo6, pGbren6 ite
5eitgemaB 1ebt uno pirft, lebt fte a11.
glei6 5utunftsgemGB.
Sic baut ouf Der Seimat I9oIle,
aber ite baut a1S @igentiimerin bes
@r0treiies. 60 tpie ser gBein1tod Die
Sru6t tragt, big Bis gum gn6e Der
3eiten nit 2uIt genollen au per6en
miro, 10 pur5e1t Die Stride in alien
3eiten 5tDar, iaugt aber aus ibnen
nur iene gebeimniSboIlen bon Der
@na6e gebun6enen 8eItunoteiIe, Die
ibre Srit6te ie6em e6Ien &c i6mad
o1er 3eiten 10 tpoblf6medeno MAIDEN.
0ieie cine Sot1o6e rei9t bin, 5u
betpeilen, 6oB lire 5d0pfung ni9t
einem 5eitli6 engen MenI6engeiit 5n
oonten 1T, ionoern ooB ite zines ou~
tpiiien6en @ottes 8ert iein mub, 6oB
ite ni6t negen un6 an9eii6ts al Ser
Weni6li6teiten meni61id, ion6ern
trob aQeoem gottli6 regiert tpiro.
Sief idaut ser @otbolif in oieies
@ebeimnis. Ct tpeiB, baB feline STRIDE
Ser mpitiibe @briftus iit. gbriltus
aber miro ME iberbolt. Dober au9
feline Stride ni6t. Webr ols fe geiltig
berarbeiten f0nnen, bot gbriitus al
len 3eiten 81 geben. Die Sarmonie
Gbriiti: Der Srieoe 5piI9en @eiIt
uno Sleii6, pti6en b0bern1 un6 ME-
oerm 8ouen, 5tpii6en S6ealismus
uno &ealisnus lit oas oberfe Sbea1
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No,tte Galtno bor bent
Her. StQate1t : Go1tgrek

VtHeU DerEAlu]eN &IIuuL 6uuLc uAl
81. M6ra, am Geite oes III. 8eneoitt,
i'm Il. g. abeeoronetenboufe Narttn
S. Renne6p bon Netp Oort Der oem
8ombentrieg gum Opfer gefallenen
bieIbun6ertiGbrigen 8eneoittinerabtei
Monte gofiino.
,;l1nier @la1be an bic l1n3erltor>
bartlett geiitli9er 8erte'', ertlarte Der
Nbgeorbnete &enneop, ,bat idon
manden Stiirmen getrobt, felbit in
elmer g8elt, tpel6e 6ur6 alltaglide
@reuel unempfinolid getuoroen ift.
un6 bod trob oieier Berbdrtung oes
meni6liden @efiibIes tpuroe Die 8elt
ont Is. Sebruar bon Sorror ererif.
fen, ols Ole 0a6ridt bon Der 3erito'
rung Der @btei bon Monte gaiiino
our9 Breiie un6 &aoio oerbreitet
tuuroe. gs par cine beillane @ntrii-
ftung oenn es betpies, oaB oie @ei~
ftesi6dbe benn 6o9 nod bon Neen'
i6en gei6abt uno getpiiroigt tperoen
un6 oaB mir nod iiber 8erlulte 5u
peinen fdbig itn6, pie @briituS iiber
oie S9onbeit Ser bertporfenen Staot
Seru 1olem getpeint bat. @obI tper6en
SrGnen oas untergegangene &loiter
Monte Goilino ni9t tpieoerbringe11,
ober aus unierm tiefen Sdmer5 miro
Der feite 8oriaB berborgeben, 0ieien
beiligen Ort in nod gr0Berer S60n~
beit tpieoer auf5ubouen. 8ieoererite>
ben 1T 6as 2oIungsport ser SIter5eit,
Die 3eit, menn oer @1aube> ser 8erge
ber1ebt, it6 bon neuem ben 8erten
oes @eiites tpionet.
@s oiirfte ni6t unongebra6t iein,
einige Ser glorreiden 3iige 6ieles er>
bobenen 6rilt1i6en Dentmals berOor>
5ubeben. 0ie rieitgen groubraunen
Mouern, pel6e 1eit mebr ols Is
Sobrbun0erten it6 100 SUB iiber
Dem fru6tbaren 2iritule, bulben
8e9s 5tpii6en 93om uno Neapel, er-
beben> baben i6on man6e &riege
fommen un0 geben ieben. Sic baben
berobge1daut ouf oie 8einberge uno
itoubigen 56afberOen, uno ouf
S9nertergefIirr un0 &ononenoonner,
Bis enoli6 ob Is. Sebruor Elm ge-
tpoltiger 8ombenregen ouf oen mitt-
Iern Sof Der 9lbtei nieOeri6metterte,
ben boben 9om berni9tete un0 i6tpar~
ger Qualm 0ie 8ergipiben einbiiate.
Meonte go11ino 1por zines Ser alte=
iten &lolter uno obne 3peifel zines
ser beriibnteI ten. ct. 8enebift beitieg
oen boben 8erg, Der muieltatil6 iiber
Der fleinen Sta6t Ga1iino iib erbebt
uno griinoete auf Der 8ergesbobe oas
&loiter, oas auf INNER ibm gum
Nubme gereidt, uno Die Quelle reli'
giolen uno tpiiienidaftli6en 2ebens
fir 8elteuropa 1puroe. gr 5erit0rte
Die 1ebten Spuren bes Seioentums
uno getpann meite @ebiete fir Die
driitli6e 2ebre. Sier mor es, mo- er,
bon ieinen @etreuen umgeber, aus
oieiem 2eben idieo uno Elm beues
2tdt in Der Siniternis binterlieB.
Sm Sabre 1929 beging Monte
Ga1iino ben Sag ieines Is. gente'
nart1ms un0 erbaute einen 2eudt.
turn am &loitergebdu6e. Nm Is. Sc
bruar 1puroe oos 2id)t bon unieren
8omben ausgeloI6t - eine beoau-
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9er Sdntpatro1t Der
3ettnmgsbert6terit
nnD &orreiponDemtem

1tnb &orreiponbenten
(Nustunft fir 8. s., Obio)
| Sn unierer religios 3erfauenen un6
Irelieios lauen 3eit neigt ser Menib
llei6t gum AberglGubil6en. 0ie &e>
lieion, 5. +. feline GbbGngigfeit bon
@ott, ieinem Sdopfer uno @rba1ter,
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Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-23

FOR SALE-3 bedroom house, hard
wood floors, living and dining
room, tile sink, nice yard, lots of
flowers, fixed for chickens. Can
give possession soon. $4,250. Terms.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
500 Main Tele. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-23

1 WILL NOT be responsible for
cebts made by anyone other than
myself after April 10. William
Edward Johnson. 4-26
WARTIME LABOR shortages are
alleviated by use Of POST-PRESS
Want Ads. The man who wants a
job and the employer needing
In the POST -pPTSS.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-23
DEATH : FUNERAL
NOTICES

TEMPLE, Mrs. Hermenia, 68, died
April 81. Funeral services will be
held at pm. Sunday at Lemons
chapel. Burial will be in Evergreen
cemetery. Survivors include a
daughter; three sisters; brother,
and two grandchildren. 4-23
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-23
22-Electrical Appliances

WANTED-Good used electric iron
USO, Ell Centric Canteen. 4-25
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-23
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EMERGENCY
LOANS

Borrow Security Way" and
Know Your Loan
Cost in Dollars.
A 500 loan from Security First
National Bank, repayable in IL
monthly installments, costs you
only Sc.
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Approx.
IL,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-23

FOR SALE-About 115 acres just
outside city limits. House has 2
bedrooms upstairs, 2 downstairs,
sleeping porch, bath, electricity,
garage, some chicken equipment.
$35OO cash, or $3.50 terms. See
Starr Won Fluss, 664 Holt. 4-25
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-23
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l8-Country Property : Sale

NICE 3 ROOM modern house, au-
tomato gas water heater, sanded
floors, with or without furniture
including electric refrigerator. An
extra dwelling may be included
If desired. Located in Ell Dorado
Acres. Claude Vedder Real Es-
tate and Insurance, 534 Olive.
Phone 1728-J.