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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-16
USO Industrial Club
Lists Weeks PROGRAM

The U.S.O. Industrial club yes
terday announced it's program of
activities for the coming week.
The club program is open to all
members, and new members are
urged to join in its activities.
Mondays p. m. Shellcraft;
Membership meeting.
Tuesdays p. m. Advanced
Bridge; Checker club and Chess.
Wednesday-8: 30-9:30. Dramatic
club. Those interested are asked
to sign up before Wednesday.
Thursday = 8:00-9:00 Physical
Fitness class; $40 p. m. Waltz
class.
Friday-Informal activities.
Sa.urday-8-9 p. m. Shellcraft;.
dancing, ping pong.
Sunday-23O-3:30 p. m. Classical
and semi-clasical music, no dane
ing.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-lR-Rye
rallied as much as l 7-8 cents a
bushel in late trade today as
shorts tried to cover and found
offerings light. Corn also was
higher, but wheat and oats closed
mixed after early firmness.
Rye slumped about a cent early
on selling by houses with easy
connections, apparently rejecting
lack of export sales and weaker
cash demand. Another $4,000 BUSH
els was delivered today on the
September contract, bringing the
total to more than 100000 bushels.
Authorities said this reflected less
cash demand.
Wheat was firm early on buying
believed to be hedge removals
against flour sales to the govern
ment, which is said to be ship
ping 100000 sacks Of flour to
England. However, weakness in
the stock market due to the labor
situation caused selling later
which pushed the deferred con-
tracts down.
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LEADING STOCKS
WILT in MART

NEW YORK, Sept. IS g =
Leading stocks wilted in today
market, after hitting eight-hour
highs in the forepart of the week.
as spreading labor riffs through.
out the nation apparently inspired
liquidation.
The decline which got under
way yesterday was regarded part
" as technical correction OF
the lengthy upswing since the
Japanese surrender. The market,
brokers said, was waiting for de-
pressing news as an excuse to &C.
complish a much-deSired conson-
cation.
+ Customers generally began trim
ming or shelving accounts at the
opening of the brief session on
the idea growing strikes and lay
offs would seriously interfere
with reconversion and chill the
profit prospects of many compan-
les. Dealings tape~ed at intervals
but volume was sufficient to put
the two-hour total at $4,000
shares against 100000 last Satur-
day. Losses of fractions to more
than two points were widespread
at the close. Steels, motors and
rails were in supply.
The Associated Press 6O-stock
average dropped full point at
$751;, widest dip since July rs.
The market was broad, 806 issues
registering. Of these, 627 were
down, 60 up and 116 unchanged.
Prominent casualties included
U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, General
Motors, Chrysler, S u d b aker,
Santa Fe, N. Y. Central, Southern
Railway, Baltimore and Ohio,
Goodrich, Sears Roebuck, Dou-
glas Aircraft, Lockheed, Boeing,
Consolidated Vultee, Anaconda,
Standard Oil (N.J), General Elec-
trio, American Smelling, Du Pont
and Eastman Kodak.
A recappitalization decision by
a federal court put up the S6 and
ST standard gas preferreds 2 IA
and IL points, respectively, but
cut the 81 senior stock 2 II.
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NEW YORK POULTRY
NEW YORK, Sept. Is R -
Live and dressed poultry firm,
prices unchanged.
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Chicago, Ill, is the world s
greatest railroad center, served
by 81 class l railroads, and II
panieS.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-16
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-P-Cot-
ton futures were subjected to hedg-
in. today and prices at times drop
ped as much as so cents bale, al
though near the close a partial re-
covery left the list 10 to 20 cents
bale lower.
Technical considerations follow
ing recent advances contributed to
the setback, although most Of the
selyling generally was believed te
represent preparations for in.
creased movement of new crop
cotton in the south.
Labor difficulties, particularly ir
the automobile industry, contribut
ed to the selling movement. Auto
motive Manufacturers are irnpor
fpof 1,corc If ooffoo oIofh
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MIDDLING COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 15.-P)
The average price of middling
1916 inch cotton today at ten
designated southern spot markets
was 10 cents bale lower at 22.57
cents pound; average for the
past 30 market days 22.40; mid
ding 7-8 inch average 21.15.
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FIRST TO LAND

CHUNGK1NG, Sept. IS. = R =
Two American CATS from the U.
S. 10th air force were the first
Allied aicraft to land near Hong
Kong in three and a half years.
The two transports, carrying
more than a 1000 pounds of medi-
cal supplies, members of the U.
S. Army air-ground aid section
and a British Army aid group,
Put down several days ago. They
were met by British naval men.
RI1Y VICTORY RONDS
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 15.-(P-
Spot cotton closed steady, Is cents
a bale lower. Sales 1908. Low
middling 1855; middling 22.40;
good middling 228O: receipts | ,485.
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SPOT BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, Sep. Is (R The
spot butter ard eggs markets
were not available, due to appli.
cation of the government workers
5-day week.
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N. C. HOGS

RALEIGH, Sept. Is. - R -
(NCDA-Hog markets active and
steady with tops of ~1455 at Rocky
Mount and Clinton, and 1895 at
Richmond.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. SEPT. 15.-(P,
-Cottonfuture closing prices were
steady, Is to 30 cents a bale low
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-19
School Board To
Hear Matter OF
Voting Precincts

Monroe county's schooI, board
will consider the faction of the
county commissioners in reddcing
the number of voting precincts in
the county from l6 to seven at a
meeting TO be held tomorrow
evening. beginning at 7 o'clock.
The board must take formal ac-
ton so that the reduction of pre-
cincts will apply to school cleo
tions also.
Attorney Allan B. Cleare, Jr,
will be present at the meeting to
explain the manner in which the
number of precincts in the county
has been merged. Three out of
five of the commissioners dis
tricts will have only one poll
each and there will be two polls
each in the fourth and fifth dis
tricts. tt@
In the fourth the voting places
will be in the high school annex.
east of the commissary, and in
Poinciana, and in the fifth at
Marathon and Tavernier.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-19
Boat Operators
Are Given Notice

An announcement issued by
direction of the Captain of the
Port of the United States Coast
Guard states that all small craft
which are now in or which may
hereafter enter the local waters
of the Key West Section arc
hereby generally licensed to move
within or to depart from such
local waters OF to operate in the
waters of the Atlantic Ocean or
Gulf of Mexico.
Individual movement licenses
are no longer required. However,
no vessel may operate under this
general license unless it complies
with the instructions of the Cap
tain of the Port, and operation
within restricted areas is Still
prohibited.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-19
WHAT A NAH THINKS

AP Newsfeafurss
DUSSELDORF, Germany,
June i9.-What is the little Nazi,
too Insignificant for the Allies to
bother with individually, think
ing today
Heinrich Falkenberg, 40-year-
old civilian worker and former
Nazi block letter, regarded by
psychological warfare experts as
typical of a large segment of the
Ruhr population, answered the
following QUESTIONABLE for The
Associated Press:
What is your opinion of Hitler2
He is hero-a man of the
people But the men around him
were bad al
What do the German people
need most of all today?
Food and political quiet.
Do you believe Hitler is dead?
Il don't know. We have been
lied to so long that we don't know
what to believe about anything"
Why did Germany lose the
war?
Hitler misjudged the strength
of the United States"
How long viii Germany be, oc-
cupied?
Perhaps 10 years. And it
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would be a coed thing. We don''
want any political strife for 8
long time
How much time does Ger.
many require for complete recon,
struction?
Ten or is years at least under
normal conditions"
Why did you join the Naz
party?
Il was persuaded to in 1914
when others jpn the roofing fac
tory where ] worked joined"
Did you ever engage in perse
cutions and espionage sponsoret
by the Nazi party?
"Oh, no. no. / simply carried
out duties such as air raid pre-
cautions in, q group of apartment
for which / was responsible a
block letter"
How many Nazis are there like
you?
Perhaps 100000"
What do you know of condi
tons in the Soviet occupation
zone in Germany?
Friends say they have heard
over the radio that the Russiani
are giving the German people
bigger food rations than the AL
lies give us. Is it true? My owl
radio is broken"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-19
Unnecessary Calls
Slow Up Operations

District Manager C. III. coch-
rane Of the Office of Defense
Transportation at Jacksonville,
Fla, appealed today to applicants
for new commercial vehicles To
refrain from unnecessary calls
or telephone inquiries regarding
the status of their applications.
He said there has been tre-
mendous increase in these calls
recently and pointed out that this
tends 10 slow down the process
ing Of all applications. Mr..
cochrane stated that each ap-
plicant viii be notified of the
disposition Of his application al
the eariies possible moment
with the closing Of the Euro
pean war great many people
apparently have the idea that
there viii soon be an adequate
supply Of new commercial We
hicles." Mr.. Cochrane said. This
Is not the case. The allotment OF
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BRAHMS TO TAKE
SERVICE TRAINING

lsaBstl Alvin Israhlns ~ 1911
lss#ns swssa plase has been ncnt by
&c MAm8ni ulfiee ~ ths q. s. Mar-
NssWae AwFvlee H. tee Service
IaAnlnN station n ~. Peters
Asa
a aswsN o. NaN Fnanths period Of
hFasSssN wsll qualify Brahms 90
@sw~ - Neaasis ~ the Merchant
hA*ssH ~ = asasd paying lob.
Nssmsaan Il Il q Mpae. JF., en-
ssAssaN ssfgieeF. advised that az the
Hafsstsf tsass 81 men applying f0r
hwAssspa satHu key West will be-
mNsNHtsss GumNaiateiy.
Nastlssa > new age requirement
aHam 49, tmen reieaaaa whereby
- usn tmswren IL through 81 In
a a afe AAaln el9sbls f0r train.
hsa fsms iassl ttsy can obtain a
ssass assm tlseaE hazel draft
k
As sasna mas D. made for
hHnN a 100 I'ussai building
AHH
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fa'A Fsafiei Direcsuf Dc. Jas.
= tAsHNAs. ~ Aiafnl today, gave
. ssaaHaHmfs warning - tre deal
So feNHtdanN current record
h&NgshAN gsassifesnenta.
Atsasis dssgse al dealers are re-
aHssa g. kesp aesnunt either on
go Esam. RS 90 an similar
ssssssta - their uNn, Ut al Grade
! tAfN tfMnAaetinna THIS lniarma-
tissm ~ fisenas SAID. will pro-
Ahh fsaN basis iuf q June 80 ia
*Nmtsns whhh ttru dealers must
tsNsstet with 0pA Dealers not
fs'snm - Jaiy % viii not be per
Hftassi a. sell 50 transfer rationed
tsfFs after thai date.
- = essasafsanian move a. tighten
go assNsft7tsttssn nt Naf vital tires,
ftFA uffsssals announced that
hesNMftt8 ati tife certificates viii
- eNAmlBed - thc Regional Yer
MHmaAsm Center. the Same az gas
sssAsss esaafana. sugar stamps and
asHsE fasam enrenry Inventor.
- - aealets WHO accept coun.
tsstefi eeltlileaiea will hc debit.
"a > corresponding number al
lsFes.
tAaE taRftnlng aftensives bcinl
Ei#nnEa tor the PaViflc will still
sse@&e . drain un Gar critical tire
sasgaslses. ~llF risunas said. Witt
ssssiaan tsFNa fag below the de-
HaaAA - fausi nanke sure tina
s*e8Y ns~ ttrc reaehes a legitl
ussts MaAa ESSENTIAL user
Hight nmN We have a hacklOl
- sNNnatal applications for sev
*Fal missaom passenger and truck
tssxs Naturally, these come firs
ansl = wsii ~ naonshs hefofe thu,
ean o. tlllea Dor the averag,
ssssisslss wifh an "a card. "a
ea4HnfK all remain the No.
Aisfsii's tug many months I,
EfsHst
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REMINDED OF
CEILING PRICES
ssp.esa, 10 rAe cisise.,

MIAMI, June 10. viii ID.
Muse, district OPA commodity
price specialist, today reminded
bars and restaurants offering
alcoholic beverages for sale by
the drink to post their lowest
lawful ceiling prices in their
place of business.
Each drink. Muse stated, must
show the amount of swhiskey in
ounces. Mixed drinks must be
posted to show the measure OF
lwhiskey in the drink and not the
total number of ounces in the
glass.
Establishments that serve wine
only are reminded also to post
prices on the wine drinks listed
on the poster. The same poster
used for liquor prices is also used
for posting wine prices.
Muse further stated that under
an amendment to the beer regula-
ton all establishments selling
beer at retail for "off premise
consumption, whether the sale is
of one bottle or case, must fig.
ure their profit MAKEUP at 81
per cent of the cost of the beer
For example. if a retail classified
ton. carries a selling price of l.
and 20 cents on bottled beer ir
IL ounce bottles, he cannot sell
for ''off premise" consumption a
the classification price, but mus
take the cost of the beer as charg
ed by the wholesaler, and taka
a mark-up of Percent as hi
profit. 800 - Il ~
Eating and drinking establish:
rnents serving liquors and wines
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steel for trucks, for instance, by
WPB. now indicates that a total
of 1861 900 units viii be produced
for civilian use this year. We
need more than a million for
essential use now. So it viii be
necessary not only for the bal
ance of 1915. but throughout 1916
to screen applications for new
commercial motor trucks and
other vehicles with the greatest
care. These applications far ex-
coed the number of vehicles cur
rently being manufactured or for
which materials have been allo-
Gated by. the War Production
Board"
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Mail Applications
Handled Quicker

Housewives in Monroe County
who apply for their gasoline, fuel
oil sugar. and ofher rations by
rfIailswilf receive prompt service
from the War Price and Ratinning
Board, j. w. Sellers, chairman,
said today II
II is estimated that 10 4pp1ica-
tons received through the mail
can be processed in the time ii
takes to process one application
made in person, he pointed out.
BY sending a penny post card
to the War Price and Rationing
Board, applicants will save time
effort. shoe leather and tires, MIR
Sellers concluded.
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Bridge Party
Thmrday Night

PISS Aave heen completed for
49, hsnsia Bragg Party which is
AMN apsNaeHed by tire officers
80 sameasesM II 81 Paui's Church
= 1851 ama = aelaRhtful evening
- - ssae fox those VINO plan 70
mHaKN
a fKaN mali - given TO the
H#smn hsNina hlah score ~ each
kaAsA2 SO i door prize also viii
- NwwM.
XhssmN mho have NOT already
as@w 80 &c urged 10 make table
fsM3Naf9ns ~ calling Mrs.
6mseNks Aiiahosse. phone 53l-R.
- a@Ttg il ~ - held II 81.
pamA paFAah Eiall 0n Thursday,
A@a@ n. ~ . O. m
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Classified Column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Advertisement ander this head
sssff be- inserted fn The Citizen nj
the rate Of 3e % word for eaeh fnser-
ftea. but she minimam charge for
ahe first - words or less fs Doe.
The Fase for biaekfa2e type fs Be .
ss@wa and the msiBfsaum charge for
she first 80 words or less In 4Se.
Payment tor classified advertise
me@fs fs Invariably ia advance, bat
regular advertisers with ledger ne.
eguas~ say have their advertise
asemss charged.
no fssaFe qualification, copy mHsf
BE Sa she office before ~ o'clock ON
aae aas sf- wssssiieas iss.- -----.---- --.e-.
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t'fANcE FREDERICK, Md
fSAElsng huisa In ths bottom If 4
49, 80 fssWtsnat O. 81 water ont
kss = nafallel sfnong Prince Fred
frsks vtCtaaas ~ q hailsiorm. W,
W tAakM. essitaf IT the Calvert
NsssufV iniepenaent. reported
shaf when faiks in that Eastern
sha@e area were honahaFdcd with
haslslumea whtgh pierced the
assssa ~ thesg huanes, they just
affixed hsisss IN their fiosrs %
.arws fsHfmaNe
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who have not filed a eonplete
list of drinks and base period
prices with the OPA. should do
so at once. Muse said. This filing
should be placed with the local
price panel, war price and ra-
ton board.
He warned all establishments
selling cigarets that the sale oi
loose" cigarettes is prohibited
by OPA regulations.
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uNLucKy CAR

Decatur, Il.-Last November,
Mrs. Wilder Manley's car was all
but demolished IN an accident.
After five months in garage for
repairs, the car caught fire the
first day it was In service-and
was towed back to the same gar
age.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-19

LIVING ROOM SET consisting of
davenport, chair, platform
rocker, o X IL rug, throw rug
and lamp. $4,000; dressing
table and chair. $500; 20 vol
ume set encyclopedias, $4,000;
lounge chair and ottoman,
$4,000; 5-piece bedroom set
with box spring and inner
spring mattress, $4,000: mans
bicycle, $4,000; girls bicycle
frame, $500; 2 porch rockers,
$500 each: piano. 69-2 Poin-
ciana Place. junl9-2tx
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Great Falls. Mona 0sass''s
palr of sruusefs ffnm
counter. a shoplllssF slaisasa
and sprinsed down - asas
then through snnfhsF
where he lsat the assisn $3.50 -
an old pnir~~hls uMn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-19

Washington. ID. c. - An eg&
which someone in the kitchen
car Of a troop train tossed out OF
the window as the train fsimoiea
through Tintah. Mimi, hit Men
acl c. Conatcil i'm the eye. Inc
House recently passed and sent
TO the Senate a bill 10 pay Con-
atell $4,399.2o damages for ms
injury.
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MacMurray
Continued from Rage One)

Continued from Rage One)
feres with my hunting and fish
ing | couldn't find an easier job
at S25 week"
Hmm, very interesting"
A hush falls.
What about pubheity?2 /. in
quired. ''Do you, do many, inter
views?" ~
Sure ~ HYEit4gt r'iF
do you mind them?"5
"Not at all. But / always,.fee
sorry for the interviewer"
No comment.
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IAemf. Middleton
Recent Graduate

MAW ORLEANS, june -. -
8NS Ia Charles L. Middleton,
m# ~ #f4 VI Middleton, So
saA@&h street. Ky West, has
tMAm NKasaamtNa from the officers
aHwlts4ns - the Transportation
Ampm ssasAa. heN Orleans Army
49, haae e. specialized in stew
8NMAM
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FOR SALE

ONE MOTORCYCLE for sale;
1943 model Indian, $325.00
Phone 362-W or call at 1881
Harris Ave. jun13-6tx
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1888 PONTIAC 2-Dr. sedan; tires
excellent condition. 1416 Pc
tronia street, phone 386-R.
jun19-3tx
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1885 CHREVOLET in good condi-
ton. Apply 722 Caroline street
after 5 p. m. jun19-2t
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Cr~w haskn postwaE iE@ssAs
- s.g,,sswss' hslssfa i1Aalu&MN#
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OPA urges drivers seeking
more gasoline TO apply by mail
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WE HAVE fresh fruit, vegetables
and spring chickens. Ramsey
Fruit Market, TOO Whitmarsh
Lane. junl5-4tx
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LARGE size, baby bed, folding
ironing board. 822 Fleming
street. jun19-4tx
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SAlLBOAT Driftwood: 80 It..
length. 10 It, beam. four cylin-
der Universal motor, main and
glib sails, Moored off Craig
Dock. Make offer, Joseph Zor-
sky. Cactus Terrace. juni9-5tx
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PALMS. ferns, crotons, hibiscus,
frangipani, cactus, flame vines,
snake plants, safodilla trees.
1904 Southland st. junl9-2tx
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TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. Johnson &
johnson, Phone 372. junl-tf
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, AND 3-BEDROOM houses on
easy terms; electric stove, re-
frigerator and hot water heat
er. See Mrs. J. N. Sturrup,
Macarthur Homes Agent, 1901
Flagler Ave-, from | to 6 p. m.
jun16-6tx
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sal,.erl.~ N TIE caazsn
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VITA VAR Super Chromium
Finish Aluminium Paint; covers
30% more surface than most of
the aluminium paints. $40 per
gallon. Pierce Bros.
junl2-1mo
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MANS pre-War bicycle, car
radio, and house hold goods.
ABB Naval Housing Project.
junl9-2tx
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USED FURNITURE bought and
sold. Key West Bedding Co.,
phone $3.50, SIS Front st.
jun15-1mo
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Aid TYPES concrete Waik, plass
tefina and siueen. Ha Job too
large az tua small. j II, lnhn-
son, Island City Bank Bldg
Office honrsi D tili IL,
mayaa- lmoK
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WHEN IN NEifD III Il plumber
sne John Curry, Ola Margaret
~, fhone 1901, i6slimalea
Tree, maYsl im0a
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VITA VAR FULL BODY Floor
Varnish; $500 value, 1895 gal
lon, none better. Pierce Bros.
~ jun12-1mo
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LAWN MOWERS aharpened. re-
iradI sewing machines,
Knives. aclanora ahnfpened.
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