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Evening star., 1945-11-03
GEORGE B. MARTIN, Attorney,
1917 st. NV.
Filed Nov. /, l94S.-Charles Z. Stewart

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Sa,sed statss Isl N Ps,F' 81 ss c
ORDER OF PUBLIcATIoN,Wupon con-
sideration Of The Petition for the dissoln:
Columbia corporation 1t is. this 1st day Of
November. 1945. ADJUDGED, ORDERED
AND RESEEp p Gar That Ina AZ persons intsreStsd sssa
Court on or before the 18th day OF De-
cember, 1945, and show cause. if any they
dissolving the aforesaid CORPORATION. pro-
vided a netics of this Order be published
in the 'Washinston Law Reporter, and
three {3) cot secutive weeks. the first in
sertion to be not less than one month prior
to 18th day of December, 1915. BY the
Court, Isl H A. SCHwEINHAUT, Justice.
Seal "A true copy. Test: CHARLES E.
STEWART. Clerk. By Emma C.. simpson.
Deputy Clerk no3,10.11.
Evening star., 1945-11-03
MONROE oPPENHEIMER. Attorney,
4i2 Washington Bldg. Washington. d. G.
Filed Oct. 25. 1945.-Charles E. Stewart

MONROE OPPENHEIMER, Attorney,
412 Washing yton Bldg, Washington, d. @.
Filed Oct. IS. 1945,-charles e. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT e!srki COURT OF rur
United States for the District of Co-
iumbia.-Edith K. Harry, 1887 Spring Rd.
NV, Washington, D. c.. Plaintiff VS..
Eugene L. Harry. co John Harry. 11O3
Apt d, West Avenue. Blakely Island.
Mobile, Alabama. Defendant-No. :30793.
The object of this suit is absolute divorce
on on the ground OF desertion for more than
this 25th day Of October, 1945, ordered
that the defendant. Eugene L. Harry.
cause his appearance to be entered herein
IN OF before the fortieth day. exclusive Of
SUNDAYS and legal holidays; occurring. after
the day of the first publication of this
order; otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default Provided, .
COPY Of this order be published once a week
for three successive weeks in the wash
inston Law Reporter and The. Evening
Star. Washington, d. c., before said
day. tsl H. A. ScHWEINHAUT. Justice.
tSeal) Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART.
Clerk. By Emma c. Simpson. Deputy
n mi 0t1,lU
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TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
y NUTSHELL KlY

Ess and Grapes and for upholstery
in ears and on furniture.
The. leaves of the plant when
dehydrated produce an exception
ally good cattle and poultry food.
I'm many respects ramie surpasses
alfalfa meal. According to the
Bureau Of Animal Industry of the
uSDA the best grade of alfalfa
meal has, a earotene content OF
62.77 milligrams per pound where
as rannie meal has a content OF
68.4 milligramS The protein con-
tent Of alfalfa meal is 21.f while
rannie is 25.5 percent.
/ In view of ranie's extraordin-
ary qualities and its extreme YER
satility this plant would seem to
lay a foundation for a wide range
! of economic opportunities, not
only from the standpoint of the
manufacture of finished products,
but also in the. growing of the
plant by farmers in areas where
its growth has proved successful.
! The plant has been successful
ly grown ON two types of Florida
soil, heavy muck land such as is
found in the Everglades area and
in sandy loan soil found IN many
sections of the state ON which DR..
Brown Landono of Winter Park
has been growing rainie with
great success.
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GIRL SCOUTS HAVE Z
ENJOYABLE PARTY

Eleven members. of Troop s.
Girl Scouts. enjoyed themselves
Immensely at beach party given
at South Beach recently.
This was the last get-to-gether of
the members for the present, in
asmuch as the troop will suspend
It's meetings until September
when they win again take an
active part IN life scouting.
Those enjoying the party were
Elsie Lee Thompson, lola Camus.
Anna and June Yates, Shirley
snd Marie Spencer, Gale Curry,
Ottilie Aguere, Vida Stonacy-
pher, Helen Mcdonald, Sarah
Roberts, Faydetse Thompson,
Mrs. Olive Saunders and Mrs.
Doris Thompson.
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1913 - Historic first Woman's
Rights Convention opens at
Seneca Falls, N. Y. to discuss
women's social, civil and relig-
ious rights.
l9l8-French- American armies
take 1900 prisoners on Scissors
Marne front-World War 1.
1919 - Race rioting in Wash
ington, d. c.
1921 - vigilantes drive Jap
field workers out of Turloch,
Cal.
is34-Some 100000 on general
strike in and around San Fran
cisco 60 back to work.
1876 Northwest States put
on Federal Needy List due to
drought.
I940-Hitler's appeal to Rea-
son" speech to the world.
i94l-England launches V-for-
Victory campaign on Continent.
1913 - American planes bomb
railroad yards and airfield in
Rome.
1894 - Democratic National
Convention opens in Chicago
London continuously attacked by
robot bombs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-19

WASHINGTON. July 10. - AS
peace conferences and border
settlements approach we. are go
ing to hear lot about stray
corners of Europe over which two
| or more countries have been hag-
Cling for yearsv-if not for CEN
turtles.
One of these is tine district of
Teschen, a patch about so miles
square (area 8526 square miles}
at the point where pre-war Ger
many, Poland and Czechoslovakia
came together II has been bone
of contention ever since World
War /, when both Poland and
CzeehosIouakia, were set up. II
had been part of Austrian Silesia.
Both countries wanted it then.
It was finally split between them.
In. 1893, just after Germany had
occupied the Czech Sudetenland,
Poland took over the rest Of Tes-
chen with the. blessings of Hitler
and Mussolini.
Recently Polish troops have
been reported. active in the dis
trfct again, but the Czech gov
eminent announced that appar-
emily the Poles were simply NOV
ing up to their pre-l938 line. So
all is quiet in Teschen--fog the
present. ~
Historically, Teschen was an
independent duchy. II was fought
over by the kings Of Boherria and
Poland from the ninth to the sew
senteenth century, when the Boz
hemians won out. Later it was
absorbed into the Austrian Haps-
burg domain.
The ancient kings wanted Tes-
chen for it's rich farming district
east of the Osla river. The mod
fern prize is industrial--coal and
iron.
Both Poland and Czechoslo-
vakia, naturally wanted all OF
Teschen after World War l. The
Allies decided to hold an election
to let the people decide which
country they wanted to join, but
feeling was so intense that the
election was cancelled. The ques-
ton was put up to the Allied
Council of Ambassadors.
The ambassadors awarded the
western two thirds to Czechoslo-
vakia, including the important
north-south railroad, called the
Oderberg line, and the Karwir
coal-producing area
| Poland, however, got the cit,
of Teschen and the agriculture
-
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section east of the Osla. TIE
city OF Bielitx In the Polish area
is an important textile nanu-
featuring center. populated heav-
lily by Germans. II b tied scofl-
'mieally with Bsala, in Polish
Galieia. Czechoslovakia ga the
western suburb Of the city ~
,Teschen, called Czech Tesehen.
As far as nationalities g.. the
ambassadors seem TO have drawn
a questionable line.
DR., Isaiah Bowman. moss q
State Department adviser. IN
Guided a map in his book The
New World which shows the
Polish speech boundary a. well %
the west Of the ambassadors linz.
The Encyclopedia Britannica SAYS
that in 1871 Poles made up more
than three fotmths of resehens
$4,000 population. czechs we're
only 3 percent. according 90 the
Encyclopedia. and the rest were
Germans and Jews
II was this speech and p0pula-
ton situation which the Poles
claimed as justification for oc-
eupying all Teschen in 1898. The
next year Germany conquered
Poland and gave Teschen % iis
'puppet, SIovakia. formerly part
of Czechoslovakia.
The Karwin coal mines sup
pied Czechoslovakia with more
than half It's fuel before the war.
They produce the only good hi-
luminous coal IN czechosl0yakia.
II is inferior TO the bisufninous
produced in Poland a lsie epod
enough for both gas and coke. es-
sential in smelling IRON reschen
iron ore is good, but the Czechs
always had to import more.
The Karwin area also produces
brown coal" or Ignite. suitable
for heating but not smelling.
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HELPS DRAG RIVER FOR
OWN BODY

Z
Waukesha, Wis. While De-
putty 'Sheriffs James Dougherty
and Alfred Stiglbauer were
searching in Lake Muskego for a
body, two fishermen rowed over
and volunteered their help. After
a while, one of the fishermen
asked who they were dragging
for and one of the officers re-
sponded, We're dragging for the
body of Eddie Babe. He disap-
peared from that boat anchored
there" 1t so happened that the
fisherman was Eddie Babe, the
man he was helping the officers
drag for.
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Athletes Foot Itch
Stop II In S Minutes

Successful treatments must be
more than surface applications.
Most remedies do rot penetrate
sufficiently. Requires a STRONG
PENETRATING MOBILE liquid.
Alcohol is VERY MOBILE. We
suggest Te-ol. 1t contains 90co.
REACHES MORE GERMS FAST
Err. Feel it PENETRATE. Most
druggists have the test size. Small
supply just arrived at Gardner's
Pharmacy.
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Advertisements undef this head
will be inserted in The Citizen nd
the rate of &c n word for each inser-
ti0n, but the nsiniaium charge for
the first Is words. or less m SOC.
The rate for blackfaae type In &c a
word and the minimum charge for
the first rs words or less In 45c.
Payment for classified advertise
ments Ii invariably I'm advance. but
regular advertisers with ledger ne
counts may have their advertise
ments charged.
To insure publication, copy must
be I'm the office before II o'clock ON
the day of publication.
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CURIOSITY PAYS

Oil City, Pa.-Wondering why
a man was painting a white boat
blue and why he ran when he
was hailed, c. A. Yeager's Curl
osity caused him to investigate
and led to the capture of two
German prisoners of war who
had escaped from a camp at
As miles away.
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psui v. AicNutt. chairman OF
IA ~ Manposer Com. born
Ffsukllm. Ind. "a years ago.
Ceorss A. Harrison. president
q tisr brotherhood of Railway
Chrks. harn Maries County, NO.,
81 FeaFs ago.
Ma Gen. Harold Lee George
af ans Ar Transport Command,
fsan samcrvilie. Mass, 30 years
aau
Elasf n. Snow. journalist
aalhaI born Kansas City, MO-
a. years ago.
g. Archibald J. cronin, nam
"A Fnwlsnh author, born Scotland
a years ago.
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FAIRBANKS, Alaska. - Re-
flecting the trend of the times
among the young, Charles J.
Strandberg found this heart
enclosed message chalked on the
sidewalk: Tommy loves Helen"
Under it., in another childish
scrawl, was: This Is An Uncon-
firmed Report"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-19

For over ten years the writer
has been pointing out the enor-
NOUS agricultural and CONNER
cial possibilities offered in the
development of ranie in Florida.
It is gratifying to note that the
Research Department of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of Atlanta re-
Gently took cognizance of these
opportunities and published in
its monthly review one of the
most complete and conphrehen-
sive articles on the subject that
T have yet seen.
1t points out that at the pres
.ent time 1000 acres have been
planted in this state and 10,000
acres have been set aside for adj
ditional planting. Among the larg-
er planters are the Florida Ramie
Products Corporation Newport
Industries, Inc, United States Sug-
ar Corporation, the Sea Island
Cotton Mills of New York and
DIR. Brown Landone of Winter
Park. The state itself has between
four and five hundred acres plant
ed at the Belle Glade prison
farm.
Ramie is fiber-produeing
plant that promises to revolution
ize' the TEXTILE industry when
quantity production is reached.
1t is truly wonder fiber. Its TEN
sile strength is four times that of
hemp and nearly eight times THAI
of silk. Its unusual strength and
toughness make it the most. dur
able fiber available today and
fabrics made from it wear like
iron. In tests ramie fabric was
laundried $50 times, was creased
and decreased in the same place
hundreds of times and yet when
examined through a microscope
showed no breakage of fibers or
any evidence of wear.
Another amazing quality of
ramie is it's behavior in water. 1t
is more absorbent than cotton
and instead of losing strength
when wet actually becomes from
80 to so percent stronger. 1t dries
more rapidly than either flax or
cotton and is highly resistant to
rot and mildew. When thoroughly
cleaned the fiber is pure white
without bleaching and possesses
silklike luster and texture. 1t
dyes beautifully and can be spun,
woven or knit on standard tex
tile machinery.
The uses for this wonder fiber
seem to be almost, limitless. 1t
can be spun into the sheerest
gossamer-like fabric or made in
to the coarsest kind of cloth. 1t is
far superior to any other mater
ial for packing and other mari
time uses. HaHards made from
it and cordage excel because of
its freedom from Shrinkage and
greater strength. Fire hose and
watermains made from the ma
,terial helped save London during
the blitz. Flexable sections of WOW
en- ramie, some as large as IA in
ches in diameter carried water
under normal pressure without
leakage.
Important as are its wartime
uses, its peacetime possibilities
are still more impressive and in
clude such products as Irvine, cord
age, rope, canvass, awnings, sails,
fish nets, gas mantles, filter cloths,
tire-cords, all manner of wearing
apparel. 1t will provide women
with dainty fabrics more delicate
than any worn today and men
with suits, shirts and underwear
more durable and far more CONF
Portable than any now in use. 1t
will not shrink absorbs perspiraz
tfoa &eadilS and dries rspidIgs is
cool in summer and warm IN VIM
ter and will withstand Taunder-
L II
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TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

The positions for today indi-
cate an esthetic nature given, it
may be, to mystical and poetical
reflection. There will probably
be many changes in life, ups and
downs of fortune, and rather
poor luck in love affairs. Seek to
develop stability of character and
during the time of prosperity and
pleasure, lay UP store of wealth
and sunshine for the dark days.
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BUNGALO type house; complete
ly furnished. Owner leaving
town. Can be seen between 6
aand 8 o'clock evenings and
Sundays. A. L. Murray, 1910
Eagle Ave-, phone 354-J.
jly14-tf
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SON BORN AT HOSPITAL

Announcement has been made
of the birth of a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Madiedos at the Mu-
lfcipaI Hospital on Sunday, July
Is.
The Madiedo family resides, at
1108 GrinneH street.
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LOTS

ALL BLOCK 16, Tract 20; con-
tanning IA lots, lots 4 to IL in
elusive. Tract 20 near high
school and city park. Good for
housing project. Price reason
able. Telephone E. r. Lowe,
Tavernier, Florida. jly16-10tx
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TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. Johnson &
Johnson, Phone S72. jul1-tf
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GIANTS DEFEAT
PIRATES TWICE
cHacAco CUES DIVIDE rwrN
ssLL Wits sHocKIyn
DODGERS


NV YORK. July 10. = The
N%~ resk Giants took both
spmeH e ? dcuhle header yesser-
aay sF"m ne Pittsburgh Pirates.
taklnE siss fra game by q score
- . - . Ths score in the second
esmiHaa wma a..
re ~ L.oais Cardinals divid-
ea hunofs In q duuhle header
wah the Phillies. and the Detroit
HineFs aowned the Washington
s<uatssfs IN both games Of a
assatie header.
Tlle foiiowing are the results
- ths senses played yesterday:
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DRUG SUNDRY STORE; COM
plete with fountain, well stock
ed, new building included and
SO years lease on land, $500.
Opposite Fort Village Housing
Project. Leaving town. Phone
1887, E 5 Fort Village.
jly17-6tx
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SIGNS-"For Rent. Rooms for
Rent, Apartment for Rent.
THE ARTMAN PRESS.
jun1-tf
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ToDAYs GAMES


AmseFican League
Si lmuis "a New York.
GhaCago ~ Boston.
Cleveland AZ Philadelphia.
Atrait ~ Washington.
National League
ngnikiFn "a Chicago.
Nss Yofk ~ Pittsburgh.
a sian "a Cincinnati.
l'hiia.ielphia az 81. Louis.
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TRAILER with porch, $4,000.
Gulf Stream Trailer Park. w.
E. Morris. jly14-5tx
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FISH CUTS OFF WATER
PHILADELPHIA. - WI

PHILADELPHIA. - When the
water system failed in down
town building, more than 500
workers suffered through two
hot days and water bureau Off
Gals couldn't locate the trouble.
Finally, plumber found a 10
inch catfish clogging the supply
line.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-19

Merlin Hall Aylesworth of New
York, lawyer, onetime N.B.C'
president, born Cedar Rapids
Iowa, 50 years ago.
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THE WEATHER


fOHECAST
Key West and vicinity: Partly
cloudy with widely scattered
showers and thunderstorms this
afternoon, tonight and Friday;
gentle to moderate east to south
east winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy this
afternoon, tonight and Friday
with scattered showers and
thunderstornns this afternoon and
Friday, and along the coastal Sec
ton tonight.
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Gentle to
moderate east to southeast winds
this afternoon, tonight and Fri
day; weather partly cloudy with
widely scattered thundershowers.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warn
ings displayed.
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Subscribe TO The Citizen--2sc
weekly.
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SINGLE and double beds, inner
spring mattresses, vanity dress
er, table and chairs, dishes. 81
Day, Poinciana Place after o
D. m. jly19-3tx
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FOR SALE

PRACTICALLY new Thayer col
lapsible buggy and baby. bath
inett; reasonable. 1912 United
street. jlyl9-2tX
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NEW bedroom suite; with inner
spring mattress, reasonable.
1916 Petronia St. jly18-3tx
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NEW TWO BEDROOM HOME;
trailer in yard. Must see to
appreciate. Must sell. Owner
leaving town. Inquire 407
Catherine st. jly18-3ty
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RADIO combination, automatic
record changer, electric sewing
machine, electric stove, ward
robe trunk. 913 Georgia street.
jly18-4tx
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USED FURNITURE bought and
sold. Key West Bedding Co..
phone $50, SIS Front st.
jlyl8-1mo
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MISCELLANEOUS

LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re-
paired; sewing machines,
knives, scissors sharpened;
keys duplicated. 3. f. Camp
bell, 803 Simonton street.
jly1-tf
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TWO FLEECE-LINED jackets;
one canvas, and one leather. II
found notify Thomas S. Austin,
telephone 100 extension 480.
Reward. jly19-3tx
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LOST

LOST - Spectacles in case. Re-
ward. Tom E. Long, Box 203,
City. jly17-6tx
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FOR SALE - Wardrobe trunk; 5
drawers, hanger compartment,
good condition. Call 1000 =
1900 A. M, 400 to TOO P. M.
1921 William ST., Apt. /.
jly17, 10, H-3tx
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TRAILER; sleeps ,twoa partly
furnished. See y, Carroll,
Gulf Stream Trailer Park. .
jly18-3tx
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TcmoSrow's Tides
Naval Base)
High Tide Low Tide
TOO am. 1911 am.
sos pm. 2:03 pm.
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MOTOR SCOOTER late. model;
small radio, Sah 2t Sod hard
street. 9 tin75. ~ 93ly1Ba4tx
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WEATHER REPORT
Key West, Fla, July 10, 1945
Observation taken at $3.50 a. m.
Eastern War Time. (City Office
Temperatures
III wa.~.A Leaf "a h1,,rr 90
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DOUBLE Hollywood bed, babies
crib and mattress. No. Is, N.
A. S. jly19-ltx
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TEMPERATURES BULLETIN
Temperature data for the "a
Iours ending $3.50 a. m, as report
d by the u. S. Weather Bureau.
Highest Lowest
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FURNISHED HOUSE for rent.
Apply at TOT Florida st.
jly18-2tx
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[ ron SALE
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ELECTRIC MANGLE. $50 Flem-
ing st. jly13-3t
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MANS BICYCLE; good condi-
ton. IA A Porter Place.
jly19-1tx
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ELECTRIC PUMP. 601 Caroline
street. Apply 8 to 10 A. M. or
to 8 P. M. jlyl8-2tx
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FURNISHED ROOMS; washing
and ironing privileges, hot and
cold water. PauPs Tire Shop,
426 White street. - jly16-6tX
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WANTED

WANTED TO BUY late model
car for cash. A. R. Wolkoff, 321
Simonton. jly17-3tx
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so GAL. DRUMS; /. Salvage
Yard, 655 Greene st. jly17-5tx
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r. S. HOWARD PIANO, cheap.
1I19 Catherine street. jly19-3tx
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS at reason
able rates. Ali William st.
jun30-1moX
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MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
most City Pharmacy.
4 jly1-1mo
CLERKS WANTED. Western
Union. ..-....... jly6-tf
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WANTED-Salesgir1s. full time
employment. No experience me-
cessary. S. Fl. Kress q Co.
jly1-1mo
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newly redecorated,
ideal for family with small
child, fenced porch, awning,
furnished, $400. E. Collins, 612
Simonton street. jly19-6tr
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