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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
Marjorie Davis,
Engaged To Wed
R. c. ingalls,, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Knight
Davis announce the engagement
of their daughter, Marjorie Gra-
ham, TO Rosco Cunningham In
gals. Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosco Cunningham ingalls,, of Pei
ham, N. Y, is announced today.
The wedding will take place in
October.
Miss Davis attended Peace jun
Tor college in Raleigh where she
was a member OF Rho Delta Chi
sorority. She received her A. B.
degree in primary education at
East Carolina Teachers college.
Her b1ographs appears in Who's
Who Among Students in American
Universities and College. Until her
resignation in June Miss Davis
was a member of the faculty of
The Lawrence School, Hewlett,
Long Island.
Mr.. ingalls, prepared at Deer
field academy, Deeriield, Mass,
and received hi, B. S. degree in
Chemistry at BoWdoin college,
Brunswick. Maine, where he vas
president Of Psi Epsilon fraternity.
He served in the navy as a gun
merry officer aboard the USS
Tough in the European and Pacif-
ic theatres from May 1913 through
June 1916. He is a member of in.
University Club, Northeast Harbor
Yacht club and Military Order of
Foreign Wars. He is connected
with ingalls, and Snider, 100
Broadway. New York City.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
Carlyle Seymour Attending Phi Beta
National Convention In Cincinnati

dent of the Order of Libra, Nor
tar board, a member of the Pub
LEGATIONS union; business manager
of literary magazine Flamingo;
member of Phi society, a fresh
mar honorary: holder of the Rol-
Inns chape: key. a member of the
Rollins players; is listed on lie
honor roll for Tie years 1856
AZ, is the winner of the 1917
archery tournament, manage #
intramural volley : ball, ana par
ticipates in many of the campus
clubs ana chapel committees.
An honorary charter member CT
the National fraternity of Student
Musicians. Miss Seymour in ad-
di.ion tc her work at Rollins, has
studied several summers With DR..
Edwin Hughes, International "
recognized teacher, pianist, and
lecturer, in his summer Masters
classes at Winthrop college, Rock
Hill. S. G.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27

Miss Carlyle Seymour, pianist
of Wilmington, left Friday, July
%, to attend the national conven-
ton Of Phi Beta, professional fra
ternity of music and speech, at
Cincinnati. Ohio. Miss Seymour,
president of Theta chapter of Phi
Beta at Rollins college. Winter
Park, Fla, has been selected to
play on z program of music by
Phi Beta composers, two compo-
sitions by Marion Bauer, national
ly known composer, lecturer, and
author, and also to present an
other program for the convention.
A senior at Rollins college, MISS
Seymour, a member of Chi One
ga sorority. holds many honors.
She is the holder OF the first na-
tional music honor scholarship un-
der Walter Charmbury; Is presl-
dent of the Rollins Key society,
a scholastic honorary comparable
to Phi Beta Kappa; vice pres'-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
Wooden
Wedding Vows
Said AT Home

The marriage Of Miss Helen
Mae Wooten, daughter of Mrs.
Jamie Webb Wooten and the late
TX. T. Wooten, OF Goldsboro, to
! John Carroll King, son of Mr.. ard
Mrs. William F. King, of Whining
ton, was solomized Sunday, July
be, at 1890 O'Clock at the home
b: the bridegroom's sister, NJ S.
M. Walton, in Winter
Park. Because Of illness in both
families, only immediate members
b. the families were present. The
Rev. Kermit r. Wheeler, pastor
p Wesley Memorial Methodist
church, o%fficiated.
/: Prior to the ceremony Miss
Sallie Margaret Johnston, cousin
pt the bridegroom, rendered a
program of nuptial music, her
selections including "Andantino
H. Lemare, "Eeceuse".
b'Hardelot. While vows were
spoken, the selection Glare
B Iune' wss played softly, and
TO Perfect Love" was sung for
H. penediction. The traditional
j edding marches were used.
4 The couple entered together and
BIZ vows we're spoken against q
background o. native grenery in
4@erspersed with white carnations
3Ad gl3dioli.
4 TIE bride wore a French bolero
BUT of mist grey made of raw
S;lk with blouse ard draped scarf
ri red and white chiffon and
Bracelet length sleeves. H er hat
4 as of grey satin with roses of
$elf material, and her shoulder
forsage was Of red roses.
The bridegroom's mother wore
3 navy blue dress with white &C.
tessories and a corsage Of pink
split carnations.
After the ceremony the bride
sroom's parents entertained the
bridal party ard out-5i-town
guests at dinner. The out-of-toWn
quests included D.. and Mrs. A.
y. Wooten. aunt ard uncle of the
pride, of Wilson, Mr.. and M r s..
ANllsam F. King. III, of Roanoke
Rapids, Mr. King, Jr., is W II
Of the bridegroom,) Mrs.
Continued On Page Five. Col. g.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
Jones Costin
Vows Spoken In
Local Church

Miss Marie Costin, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Costia. be-
came the bride of Andrew Jack
Jones, son of Mrs. A. Jack Jones
and the late Mr.. Jones of Eliza
BEETHOVEN, in a candlelight cere'
mony at First BAPTIST church July
10 at 5 0 clock. The Rev. Charles
A. Maddry officiated using the
double ring ceremony.
The church was beautifully dec
grated with a background OF
palms and fern with an arrange.
ment of white gladioli and lilies
and burning tapers.
Prior to the ceremony. a pro-
gram of nuptial music was rem
Continued On Page Five, Col. II
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
Annual Lions
Picnic Slated
AT Greenfield

The annual Lions picnic will be
held Thursday evening at CSC
o'clock a. the Fourth street en-
trance TO Greenfield Lake.
All members and their familie:
are expected 10 attend. The chill
dren are especially invited:
In the event of rain, the picnic
will be held at tn e Wilmington
Community Center, Second ano
Orange streets.
For further information cal
Mrs. Foster Edwards, 1897, OF
Mrs. T. D. Matthews, sos.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward Powell
announce the birth OF a daughter,
Erma Ruth, On July 4, at Marion
Sprunt annex. Mrs. Powell is the
former Miss Dolores jackson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
Miss Camache,
Mr.. Kornegay
Wed Today

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. Camache
announce that their daughter,
Kathleen Carol, and Albert G.
Kornegay, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. B. Kornegav of this city. viii
marry this afternoon at St. Paul's
Lutheran church. at 4 O'Clock.
The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. Walter B.
Freed.
No invitations have been issued,
but friends of the couple are in
Vited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
Kirby-Harriss
Engagement Is
Announced Here

Mrs. Arthur Lee Kirby of Wins
ton-Salem, announces the engage
ment of ner daughter, Mary Fran
ces, to Mears Harriss Jr.. son OF
the late Mears and Fannie Harriss
of Wilmington.
The wedding will take place in
the fall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
Margaret Holden,
Edwin Sellers Wed

MI. and Mrs. George W. Holden
announce the marriage of their
daughter. Margaret, to Edwin c.
Sellers, son of MI. and Mrs. T. H.
Sellers of Supply.
The marriage took place at the
home Of the bride on May IL.
Evening star., 1947-08-13

Note: New entrance Is on
F Street between 9Th and
7th. Easier than ever to
use! Just drive up "F" st.
(eastbound), make a right
turn between 9Th and 7th
and you're in The Hecht
Co.'S Parking Bldg.-only
q step from the entrance
to the store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08

GA Youths Dress Shirts of white
cotton. Irregulars-if perfect would
sell for much more. Sizes IS to 14h.
Now---------S1.35: 8 for 81
400 Wool Felt Beanies in school coll
ors Half price. Now---------45c
41S White Cotton Tee Shirts with
short sleeves and crew necks. Sizes
small, medium and large. Less than
half price. Now--45c: 8 for ST. rs
$50 pairs Cotton Knit Briefs with
elastic wristbands. Sizes small, me-
dunn and large. Were 90c. Now SOC
PTS pairs Striped Cotton Stacks. San
forized (residual shrinkage less than
1%). Sizes to 10. Were So.
Now -------------S2,25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08

228 Button ON BIouses, white cotton
with Eton collars and long sleeves.
Sizes 5 to 9. Irregulars-if perfect
would sell for much more. Now
S1.35; 8 for 81
ia Juniors Cotton Dress Shirts In
white. Sizes to IA. Irregulars-n
perfect would sell for much more.
Now----------$1.35: 8 for 81
81 Sun Suits Of cotton in assorted
stripes and solid colors. Bib fronts
and suspender straps. Sizes 8 to s.
Were $120. Now-75c
EIPST EINOP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08

Table and Chair Set. Less than half
price. Now-----------H .95
l Blackboard Desk Combination with
Chair. Less than half price. Now.
S14.95
tached seat. Was 1895. Now 81 .95
Doll Beds, double bunk style. Less
than half price. Now---S1 .95
Double Drop Side Doll Crib. Was
$3.50. Now--------------4.9 IS
3 Victorian Style Rocking Chairs
Were t6.e5. Now o.
W&L-North Buiidina -. The TOY 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
Lounge Pojomos, s.
Less than half price

Less than half price
pairs lounge paamas of spun rayon in twoece styles
Aqua rose and blue. Sizes IL to 20 in the group.
Sizes IL and L.
W&L-North Building ROBES AND NEGLcEEs SECOND FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
Spring and Summer Blouses
Less than half price

200 bouses assorted styles Spring and fabrics
including crepes Jerseys and cottons Whites
pastels, and prints sizes 81 to 49,
than half price
black and floral prints Sizes IL to Is Less than half
white
W&L-Norh Building spoRTsWEAR THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
Women's Royon Dresses
Less than half price

80 dresses in prints and solid color Assorted styles
including several in black and brown coin dot Sizes 1914
to 24k.
Dresses In black and
pink 1871 to 24A and 49,
$22s5 49, 46 and 49, Were t495 Now,
S1495 1896
W&L-Noth Building ). WOMERs DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08

IS Misses injured Shortie Coats In
fitted and boxy styles. Wool mono
tones and suedes In green, black,
brown, beige, and brown and white
checks. Sizes 10 to l8. Less than
half price. Now----&1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
Boys Wash Shorts, o5e
We're $I.85

1852 pairs boys cotton gabardne wash shorts in tan with
button fly and three roomy pockets Sizes to H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
Misses and Women's
injured Goats, 81
Less than half price

~ MISSES anu WOHlcu 5 lOHG
Wool monotone and wool sue
gray, and honey. Sizes 10 t
Is Misses and Women's Wool Suits
in dressmaker and sports styles. Wool
crepe. monotone, and tweeds In black,
green, red, brown, gray, and blue.
Sizes 10 to 10 and 161a to 221s. Were
'ss and more. Now----$z3
W&L-North Building !. COATS AND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
Yellow SIickers, $3.50 Ks.s SIS

so yellow cotton sckers treated for water repeency
Brown cotton corduroy collars Suitable for boys girls
Sizes to H.
rrednating H. Were t2ss
W&L-North Building GIRLS APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08

100 misses rayon dresses in assorted styles
beige, aqua, and gray. Sizes IL to 20.
loo Misses Womens Dresses in rayon prints and pls
styles and coor Sizes IL to 20 and SO to a. Were $3.50
W&L-North Building INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
Mems and Women's
Watch Bracelets " Price

Yellow 1920 of 2carat goldled watch bracelets in popular
styles for men and women
s..
MensSf
Prices inclnde 20eo far
W&L-North Building :. WATCH REPAIR FIRST FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08

rtunobe eehonobe
Damaged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
Mouton Lamb Goats, so
We're 500 and more

brown-dyed Mouton Lamb coats in sizes IL and IL.
s....., Min. p.. Goa. in .,.. IL. wa. .,,s so~ssll44t
Prices include 700 far
W&L-Norh Building :. FURs SECOND FLOOR
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-27
Guy de Maupassant:
Resnicna zgodba

la me je in objemala, Sc smeja-
la, plesala, VISA nora je bila! Prvi
dan sem molcal, ponoci sem pa
poizkusal resno misliti. Dejal
sem 81: 'Zdaj pa imas vraga. Pa
udarec DO treba odbiti, nit pre-
rezati. Cas- je ,ze.' ST morete mis-
liti, oceta in mater sem incl v
Barnevillu, sestro, poroceno z
markizom d'Ysparom, pa v Rol-
lebecu, dive milf cd Villebona.
Ito MISC mackine solze."
"Pa kako maj 81 pomagam IL
stiske? &c odide cd hise, sc DO
ljudem nekaj zdeio in sepetali
bodo. &c ostane, pa bodo nitro
|opazili izpremembo ma Mi. "a
pustit je pa tudi nisem mogel
take.
Govoril sem o tenn S svojim
stricem, baronom de Creteuilem,
starim lisjakom, XII je take reci
dobro poznal, in sem ga prosil,
maj mi svetuje. Odgovoril mi je
mirno:
"Poroeiti jo bo treba, decko.'
"Poskocil sem: 'Porociti, stric,
ampak kom?'
"Skomizgnil je nalahko z ra-
meni: S komer jo bos hotel, to
je tvoja stvar, in ne moja. &c
clovek nj neumen, re kaj najde.'
"Ves teden sem razmisljal o
teh besedah in 81 nazadnje de-
jail: 'Striceva je prava.'
"Ubijal sem 81 glavo in iskal.
Nekl vecer, po obedu, mi je re-
KEEL sodnik: Sin stare Paumelke
je ze zopet napravil neko neum-
most. To bo imelo slab konec. Je
pac res: kar macka rodi, RADIO
misi lovi.'
"Ta Paumelova matt je bila
stara isica, XII v svojih mladih
letin nj proved pobozno zivela.
Ia srebrnjak bi vam prodala
svojo duso in Sc malopridnega
sina povrh.
"sel sem k Mi in il vso stvar
prav pocasi pojasnil:
'Ker sem prisel pri razlaga-
nju veckrat v zadrego, me je
prestrigla: 'Koliko il boste pa
dali?'
"Stara je bila premetena, pa
tudi JAZZ nisem bill neumen in sem
stvar dobro pripravil.
"Imel sem ravno tri kose zem-
lie blizu Sassevila, XII so spadali
k mojim trem villebonskim pri-
stavam, pa MISC imeli zame no.
bene vrednosti. Kmetje SO Sc
namrec pritozevali, da so preda-
lee, pa sem Jim odvzel ia tri po-
liza, vsega sest oralov, in ker so
|javkali, sem Jim pustil do kon-
ca zakupne pogodbe vso kureti-
no, XII bi jo moral cd njih dobi-
ii. Tako Sc je stvar uredila. Do
kupil sem Sc cd soseda gospoda
d'Aumonteja, konec rebri in Sc
zidal tamkaj bajto, vse skupaj
"a 1900 frankov. Tako sem
ustvaril majhno posestvo "a
majhne denarje in sem ga dal
deklici "a doto.
"Starka je mocno ugovarjala.
Nj j bilo zadosti. Ker sem pa
pri tenn vztrajal, sva sc razsla,
ne da bi kaj sklenila.
"Drugi dan je prisel navsezgo-
daj sam FAINT k meni. Nisem sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-27

ZudJ ZdSleuaI, SeIH Sc pOIHlIll. "a
kmeta bi ne bill napaeen, pac pa
je bill videti sirov potepin.
"Govoril je po ovinkih, kakor
bi hotel kupiti kravo. Ko sva Sc
dogovorila, je hotel videti pose
stvo, in lie sva krenila preko po-
liza. Lopov me je zamudil na Mi
vah cele tri ure; meril jih je $
koraki in drugace, pobral pest
prsti in jo zdrobil z rokami, ka-.
kor bi sc bal, da hi ne bill z bla-
gom opeharjen. Ker bajta BE nj
bila pokrita, je zahteval name
sto slamnate strehe skrilnato,
6es, da je ne bo treba toliko po-
pravljati.
''Nato je Sc rekel: Pa pohi-
stvo boste vendarle tudi dali
"Tega pa ne. Ali nj re to lepo,
da vam dam kmetijo?'
"Rogal se je: Sc mi zdi kmeti-
jo in otroka.'
"Nehote sem zardel. On pa 20
pet: 'Kaj boste, Sc posteljo, mi
20, onlaro, tri stole in posodo
mi boste dali, ali pa nic.'
"Privoll sem BE v to.
''In obrnila sva sc nazaj. O de-
kletu Sc nj crhnil besedice, ma
enkrat pa me je potuhnjeno in
v zadregi vprasal: &c pa ona,
umre, cigavo DO posestvo?'
"Odvrnil sem: 'Veste, da va
se.'
ITO je bilo vse, kar je hotel
vedeti re cd jutra sem. Takoj
mi je zadovoljno pomolil roko,
in pogodila sva Sc.
"Joj, ampak Roze "a vraga nj
sem mogel pripraviti. Po kolenih
je sla "a mano, stokala je in po-:
navljala: To zahtevate cd meme
vi, vii! Navzlic mojemu prigo-:
varjanju in prosnjam Sc je Sc
yes teden upirala. zenske so ne
umne. Kadar 81 vtepejo glavo
ljubezen, jim ne dopoves nicesar.
Pri njih ne odlocuje pamet, pred
vsem ljubezen in vse "a lube
zen!
"Nazadnje mi je bilo tega pre-
vec in zagrozil sem il, da jo vr-
zem ma cesto. Tedaj Sc je pocasi
vdala pogojem, da me sme vca-
sih obiskati.
"Peljal sem jo sam pred oltar,
pla5al ceremonijo in pripravil
obed "a vse svate. Vso rec sem
dobro opravil, nato pa sem rekel
lahko noe in odsel "a sest mese-
cev k bratu v Touraino.
'Ko sem sc vrnil, so mi pove-
dali, da je prisla vsak tfden v
grad in izprasevala po meni. Pa
res, komaj sem bill donna, je bila
cez emo uro re pri meni otroci-
ckom v narocju. Verjen1ite ali
pa ne, ampak nekam cudno mi
je pa lie bilo, ko sem videl tisto
malo stvarco. Zdi sc mi, da sem
jo cello objel.
"Mati pa je bila razvalina,
okostnjak, senca. Suha, postara-
ma. Prekleto, zakon pa nj bill "a
MO. Vprasal sem jo mehanicno: {:
Ali 81 srecna?'
'Udrle so Sc j solze, zaihtela
je in vzkliknila: 'Jaz ne morem
in ne morem vec brez vas ziveti.
RaJSl umrem, JAZZ ne morem
vec!
"Strasno je pocenjala. Tolazil
sem jo, kakor sem vedel in znal,
in jo peljal nazaj do ograje.
"Izvedel sem, da jo moz pre-
Dalje ma 6. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-27
Guy de Maupassamt:

Zunaj je divjal mo6en veter,
bezen in bucec jesenski veter,
eden tistih, XII pihajo zadnje
listje drevja in jih odnasajo
do oblakov.
Lovci, XII so ze skoraj pojedli,
so bill Sc vedno skornjih, rde-
Ii, zivahni, segreti. Bill so to
tisti normandski napol grasea-
Xxi, XII so napol gosposki, napol
kmetiski, bogati in krepki, "a
stavni, da lomijo bikom rogove,
ko jih drze ma sejmih.
Yes dan so lovili ma svetu 60
spoda Blondela, eparvilskega zu-
pana, in so zdaj Jedi "a velikan.
sko mizo nekaksni grascini, XII
je bila gostiteljeva last.
Govorili SO kakor bi tulili,
smejali SO Sc kakor hi rjule zve-
ri in pill kakor zolne. Noge so
imei razkoracene, komolce ma
slonjene ma mizo, oci so Jim "a
rele cd luci, grelo jih je pa veil
kansko ognjisce, XII je metalo ma
strop krvav odsev. Pomenkovali
SO Sc o lovu in o pseh. Bill so v
tistem razpolozenju, ko zacno
prihajati moskim druge misli,
vsi nekoliko pijani, in vsi SO me-
tall oci ma krepko, debelicno de-
klino, XII je nosila ma svojih rde-
eih rokah Stroke, z jedili oblo-
zene kroznike.
Oglasil Sc je dolgin, gospod
Sejour, XII je studiral "a duhov-
ma, pa je postal zivinozdravnik
in Je zdaj zdravil vse zivali v
okrozju:
"Sakrabolt, gospod Blondel,
vasa streznica pa nj napacna."
Zagnali so gromovit grohot.
Tu pa je powell besedo start go
spod de Varnetot, XII je zaradi
alkohola izgubil plemstvo.
IS takole deklino sem incl ne
koc prekleto cudno zgodbo. To
vam pa moran povedati. Vedno,
kadar mislim nanjo, me spomi-
MIA ma psico Miro, XII sem jo
bill prodal grofu d'Haussonelu in
XII je prihajala, &c so jo izpustili
dan "a dnem nazaj, ker nj mogla
cd meme. Nazadnje sem Sc je ma
velical in sem grofa naprosil,
maj jo priklene. In veste, kaj je
ia zival potem naredila? Pogini-
la je cd zalosti.
"No, pa govoril bonn O svoji
streznici; poslusajte me torej:
"Takrat mi je bilo 25 let in
sem po fantovsko zivel v svojem
villebonskem gradu. Sal veste,
tla obraca mlad clovek, XII ina
lzaj pod palcem in XII Sc mora
vse tiste dodge vecere po obedu
do1gocasiti, ma vse strani svoje
oci.
"Kmalu sem izteknil deklico,
Xxi je sluzila pri Deboultotu IL
Cauvilla. vi ste dobro poznali
Deboultota, Blondel! Kratko
raalo, puncara me je tako pre-
motila, da sem neki dan stopil
do njenega gospodarja in mu po'
nudil kupcijo. On maj mi odstopi
streznico, JAZZ mu pa prodam
svojo crno kobilo Cocoto, katerc
bi bill ze skoraj dive lett rad incl
segel mi je v roko: 'Velja, 60
spod de Varnetot.' Kupcija je
bila sklenjena. Dekelce je prislc
v grad, JAZZ sem pa sam peljal
kobilo v Cauville in sem jo da.
"a tri sto srebrnjakov.
"Izprva mi je slo vse po wolff
| Noben clovek nj mic sumil. Sa'
mo Roza me je "a moi okus ma
10 proved rada imela. Veste, pa
/ ia deklica nj bila kar tako. '
njenih zilah Sc je morala preta
kati boljsa kri. Morala je bit
hce kake streznice, XII je gresns
z gospodom.
"Kratko in malo, obozevals
me je. To vam je bilo ljubimka
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-09-18
MIKE
SEz-

I wonder why so many people
make other peoples ibizniss
there's. Some holler for and
against. the stores staying open
mites The digs are at the
Snappay Food Mart. I mean If
they are digs. Its a dam good
thing a live wired man has
come to Hardin and if he closes
that's his bizniss too. Little Joe
the manager is doing a swell
job and now some others are
wondering why thy dint do the
same thing. Hardin is a swell
place but people very too
much about the other guy.
Come to think of it Joe does
have a real location, lots If
parking, he is in the part of
town where he just has it all
to himself. The others are do
ing alrite too but maybe the
newcomer is doing better. Like
the Editor Mrs. johnson says
there is a lotta room for other
biZnisses. There could be anoth-
er Hardware store, furniture,
dairy, shoe store, hotel, apt.
houses good ones, garages,
cabins, plumbing, a few more
saloons, churches hospitals,
Auctioneers, a few more live
pollytishuns. We have a real
live one in Geo. Daniels, I
mean as far as the city goes.
A good theatre would do swell,
a new school addition would go
purity good, roller skatin rink,
bowling alleys, Elks, Eagles,
Moose and a bunch of other
clubs. There is a lotta room for
everything all that is needed is
money, and that thing called
gutz. That is more important
than money. I knoe a lotta
people that have money an
they keep it too. They woodnt
build a chicken coop not a
house, just because of no gutz.
I could say intestines but that
doesn't fit just rite.
Now for a few good bargains.
Philco 7 it refrigerators. De-
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luxe Models $305.5 and $780,
SO each not a dozen. If you
need one come in while we
have them, all we ask is the
price in cash Or a check that
wont bounce. Whv wait when
we have them and they are the
best on the market. Ask me,
or somebody that already has
one.
One new Is # refrigerator or
deepfreZer. This is a dandy.
Ranchers or farmers don't pass
this one up. It has looks that
not even a blonde that is
BEAUTIFUL could match and if
you want it cold it will De
colder than the coolest woman
you ever seen.
8 x IL # carpets all wool
$99.50 it just wrecks a hundred
dollar bill but when you want
a rug what is a hundred dol
lar bill gotta do with it. 10 to
pick from. Studio touches Or
lounges We have one that has
a cuppla springs jumpin up
everytime you move for $500
but it does make a good bed.
You jus gotta lay still. Mon
arch Coal Wood Gas and bot
tied gas ranges and Electric
ranges. These top the werks.
If you are interested in stoves
you will only have to make one
stop when you Sc ours.
Galvanized tubs. $1!O0 each,
others get $3.50 each but if we
sell ours at $1.00 we still make
a little.
We are quitting the broom
bizniss come in and get a $1.85
broom for 81. Snappy food
market wants us otta the broom
bizniss. Oil heaters $69.50 and
up a few way up there but
where there is heat there
should be money, I mean
We have some good King
Kohl Innersprung mattresses
that are so smooth, so round
and so fully packed. DR.. Wolfe
says if you have a bum back
maybe one of the King Kohl
mattresses otta do the Job. I
don't want to interfere with his
bizniss so maybe you had bet
ter ask him ferst. Believe it or
not DR.. Wolfe sleeps on a De-
lux King Kohl mattres and his
back Is OK Talkin about so
smooth so round and fully
packed makes me think Of
something else. Better yet, I'll
just KEEP that to myself.