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INCOME AND PRIVACY

Charm and Convenience
8 min. from Key Bridge. on secluded
st. makes this bungalow with closed
porch and rec. rm. best buy. The
interior and exterior in fine condi-
ton and the attractive lot merits
900 with generous terms.
MANNAS REALTY co.
21I6 Wilson Blvd. Gil or OK. PISA,
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ALEXANDRIA

Historic street; famous location; house
rsssnty y.,,fT, ,hGTp In ..s.atsa Nst,Sanai Mssss sss
rooms, 8 baths, 4 usable nreplaces;
step-down living room with fireplace
with view OF delightful 66-feot gar
den In rear; large dining room with
fireplace, large modern equipped
kitchen, new 0E oil furnace. Out
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FAIRFAX. VA.

In this quaint old village, We are
proud to offer this 7-room restored
New England farm house. situated in
8 acres. There are 3 bedrooms and
2 baths in the main house. And In
addition. there are cottages. each
with bath. 2-car garage. Oil heat.
City water outdoor fireplace. On
transportation. Several blocks to
grade school. Now vacant. imme-
diate possession may be obtained.
$4,000 cash. Priced $22.500. 2
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive Agents. Chestnut 383e.
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SUBURBAN sALE-WkcIkIA
JUST THINK

VO04 4 4x114N1As
LARGE stone front Colonial With {
gracious rooms; living room aion'
over rs II. long; 2 fan tiled bath
with half bath on 1st floor. fvi
basement with plenty OF recreation
space, stairway to attic for ttorase
. porch that VIII give SUM
mtrs rest TO living room lovers
sun deck where natures saathin,
cures e!ty ills. all of this on q isyg'
soft. frontage lot. with oabsliDs
brook IN rear. where plants wouic
thrive In this rich soil: seeing is be.
iieVinG: even veeermsns' Admintstrs.
price OF SCI $50
Arlington Realty Co.
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$4,000

2.bedrm. bungalow. In Mclean. or
lot 100x150;. fireplace In. ny. rnn.
lge. kit, utility rm.,. Gil h.-wh.
Venetian blinds, chicken house
PasddNsE; fencing; nstesS ns I'd ss $1,000 is s
na sn's ak sr E@aood aRHs sa5 'esr:sssss1 os sss
(ne tolI1; ewes. till 3, Elmvood 270
VIM. II. Laughlin, Realtor
Mclean Va -1b
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Arlington Realty Co.
SMALL ESTATE

SMALL ESTATE
In Fairfax County. 25 min. 70 Wash, J,
proved by large prewar-con-
structed white brick home. con.
tanning 8 bedrms., .3h baths, 4
flreplaces. Liy. rm. Is 1sx2s with
foor-to-eeiling picture window, lge
din. rrn. with French doors to bal.
cony, pine-paneled library equip
kit, master bedrm. Is lsx2S: won
derful cedar-lined closets through.
out: rec. rm-s maids rm. with v
bath, laundry rn.,- furnace anc
storage rms: ,det. 2-eer gar.; beau.
tiful stream. lge. ,eld trees, frui,
trees. dogwood and many other at.
tractive features to merit your in.
speetion, . , For, appt. and further
information. dial operator and ash
fpe, ios ElnSoSd s,l g ss vocd OF s3s s7o Ino TOLD
VIM. H. Laugh1in, Realtor
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FALLS CHURCH

pLsTsr srse vna pilsK room ooDs SR SHf replaee
dining room; large equip. kitchen, 2
bedrooms and bath; side porch; End
door finished into one large bed
room; large beautifully handicapped
lot. Convenient to everything. Shown
by appointment. Call GIL 2ioo' OK.
YEONAS REALTY
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FAIRFAX COUNTY

FAlHfAA OOON j \
~ miles from Wash, i blk. Of Lee
hwy. A lovely asbestos shinsle
Punsslow, consisting Of ltv rM,.
Et:.dinstts. z bsdrms;. bath ,s,,ti, ststtT,
way to partly fnished g.! attis; us,iisy
Blinds. Beautiful k-acre lot: cony.
For further informat cali Mrs.
PanniiI, exclusive with c A.. METZ
kER., Call OIL. 1888 Or OK. O67S
Evenings and Sun" Falls Churcn
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SUBURBAN sALE-viR6lkiA
ONLY 81 500 CASH

ONLI 81 ,oUU CAOd
Bslsnce less than rent for this at
tractiye 5-room and bath stone and
brick home. Living room with fire.
place, ample-siZ dining room, beau
tifully equipped kitchen. . lsrge
bedrooms and bath on second floor
Slsse roof. parquet floors, pine
in bar and fireplace. OIL sir-condt-
ton heat. Laundry tubs and auto
matte washer block of Mount
Vernon Memorial boulevard in Alex
andria, near Hot Shoppe Most
convenient TO airport and Pentagon.
3 blocks from new school:
r. L. RHINE REALTY CO.
607 Prince St, Alex. TE. s426.
Ewes. OV 3i73 or AL. ss34.
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SHOP HOUNDS.

Follow this one. You want your
brles i.ttef sf'n nperssst Y colonial M I' over si
10000 So, it.. OF garden space and
lawn; wide breezed swept livine
fireplacei dining room offers real
exhibit area for your furniture,
superb quality equipped kitchen,
with breakfast nook corner. COM
plete basement with outside en-
oeas seaIooms aro~nr aas as,1ase tsa sssh es
munity with new school nearby.
May be purchased by the right
buyer with as little as $4,000 down.
Call now for appointment.
Arlington Realty Co,
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FALLS CHURCH

14iA0 Vii
All brick Cape Cod. prewar construc-
ton, In perfect condition. newly
decorated inside and out; features
liv. rm., fireplace, entrance onto
screened porch. good sized din. rm.,
Sassment s ns has ed tiie hosr. su'pSsa FEC. & rm,
12hax26. children's play rm. 14x16,
laundry 10xf0, also shower bath;
oil h.w,h.; 2nd floor is expsnsible;
has heating pipes. elec., and windows
for expansion purposes. The lawn Ia
lge. with 10. It.. front and is fenced;
Plenty r5n Ct snru66sries And and noWeTs
entire house; ! blk. to bus, 2 blks.
TO Falls Church High School; All
Mesdow lane, Hillwood section;
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ENZOR REALTY co.

ENZOR REALTY co.
CHI. 1000, Exclusive. OK. 1884. la
FAIRFAX, OAKTON AREA
Small attrac. house on acre Of
HANDICAPPED ground. Liv. rm;,. din.
rm., 2 bedTms., bath and kit. on
ist a.; 2 bedrms. on 2nd d.; full
bsmt. with built-in sarage. Cir
eulating oil stove heat. Tool house
and CHICKEN houss. Available June
j. $500.
McCAY g. McCAY, Realtors
III aQSB IA
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3-BEDRM. BRICK-$13,750
Only SI,760 cash required for this
spotleSs aI-brick Colonial on Va
acre lot. Has full basement, oil
heat, Ice. living room with fireplace,
full size dining room. equipped kiteh-
en- and tiled bath.
State Realty Co., Inc.
439 s. Washington st. Falls Church
IA. 1910; Ewes. and Sun, Pa. g379.
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pRopERTY FOR RENT

STORE SPACE In new BLDG, suitable
feI druestors. sauor. display rin
ne. BiadansbarE I'd nr New Ypfk
ave Box 4H-H. star Ia
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KEITH D. BRUMRACK
1850 n JEFFERSON
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DOMINION HILLS

A rare opportunity for q veteran or
Q nonveteran. This fine home may
be purchased at q figure below VA
eppraisa veterans may purchase
for 81 800 and Ss7 monthly. This is
one Of the larger 3-bedroom ali-brick
homes in this area, and is offered
in excellent condition by Navy Of
dcer leaving the area. Price, Sl4,-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10
ore the Board of Public Welfare Ii

fore the Board of Public Welfare at it's recent meeting which accept ed MT Maynards resignation. Bound as We are. for freedom of the press, we think it's going just a little bit too far to drop a nasty implication against a mans char acter. Rock-ribbed truth of the matter could be laid to personal differences between certain mem- bers of the Legislature. and cer- tain members of the Welfare Board who didn't like the way he parted his hair, which resulted in Maynard's rendering his resigna tion at this time.
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 We were going to comment this week on the fine new cover over Wrangell's airplane float and ramp but on learning that the City Council has designated the sea- gull as Wrangelrs national bird, we've decided to let the matter drop; even as the seagulls
 $ E $
 Gov. Ernest Gruening. with Mrs. Gruening, will leave Washington D. C., June IA to drive to the west coast. They will stop at Colorado springs to attend the Governors conference June 20-22 and the1 continue on for Alaska. The Gov ernor expects to be back in the Territory between June 25 and the end of the month. July l. he will attend the ceremonies in Fair banks honoring Dr. Charles E. Bunnell, who is retiring as Presi- dent of the University of Alaska after 27 years to become President Emeritus. As most older Alaskans know, there would not have been a University of Alaska if it had not been for the untiring efforts of Dr. Bunnell Able scholar jur- ist, educator, Dr. Bunnell also was one of the greatest lobbyists of our time He got money out of Con- gress and the Legislature to keep the school going when everybody else was ready to lock the door. Periscope salutes a great operator and a fine gentleman.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10
FISH LANDINGS

Halibut landing at the cold stor- age this week totaled, in pound age, 60,400 medium; 34,S60 chick en; 16.000 large. Coop boats un- loading were the Blue Ribbon with 12,360 lbs; Wesley, 14,200; Yer may, 7,S0O. The Progressive and the Three Bros, brought in a total of 9,100 medium; $500 chicken; 400 large.
 Salmon landings for the week from 3s trollers totaled 13.096 lbs large red kings; 2,652 lbs. small kings; 4,721 lbs. white kings. Prices were .29, .19 and .19.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids in triplicate will be received at the Office of the Com missioner of Education, Juneau, Alaska. until 1O:00 a. m, Thurs day. June 30, 1949. and then pub Ideally opened and read, on the transportation of pupils on the Wrangell Institute-Wrangel High way Route to and from the Wran- gell Public School for the school biennium 1949-51. Specification and bid forms may be obtained at the Office of the City Clerk. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
 JAMES c. RYAN
 Commissioner of Education Third Publication June 24, 1940
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10
TELESCOPE

(Continued from Page One)
 nection with the News-Miner's inn plieation relative to Russell May nard, recently resigned Director of Public Welfare It might as we'll be stated Kere as well as anywhere else that Maynard left his office in excellent shape when he com pleted his duties on May 91, after eight years of serving the Terri tory, Every account was in order The auditors, now auditing the Territorial books, so testified be-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10
ACCA MEETING TONIGHT

The local A.C.C.A. Chapter Of Wrangell will meet at the home of Mrs Doris Eastaugh this evening at o'clock. All members and those who wish to take part in this meeting and help sew for the crip- pied children are urged to attend
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10
SAFETY ENGINEER HERE

j. W. L. Campbell, safety engfn- eer for Loyd's department, Morrel1- P. notten Co.,, of Seattle, was in town this week checking over and advising on safety methods in in- dustrial plants. He returned south Thursday by plane.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10
BEAUTIFUL Cocker puppies

Registered. Long ears beautiful coats. Wonderful dispositions. Line Bred Champion Stockdale breed ing. For information write M. Till son, Box 1294, Ketchikan. 27-4tc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10

FOR SALE -- Rebuilt boat, new cabin, new Kermath 100 h.p. en- zine. 34 it. length, 10 it. beam, two foot draft. Cash deal. Inquire Sentinel 25-5tc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10

I am pleased to announce my ap- pointment as sales agent for the remaining shares of Pewabic Min ing Go. stock. I have known MT. Fred Wann, forming this company, since his Fairbanks days with banks-Exploration Company. six man crew equipped with D-7 Caterpillar, pickup truck, ''Wea- sel'', and Geiger Counter are leav- ing June ' for the Interior and the copper sites they will develop. Less than 5000 shares are now available to the public at S1.00 each in blocks of not less than 100 Checks or money orders may be sent to Fred Wann, care of Peter Wood Sales Agency, Juneau, and stock certificates will be for warded promptly. Pewabie Mining Company will prospect and stake claims of native placer copper.
 PETER WOOD
 Sales Agency
 JUNEAU -- -- TEL. 911
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10

FOR SALE = Boat Nippy, 29 it.. g it. beam. 50 h. D. Universal
 gas engine, halibut and trolling
 gurdies, $1,5OO Sockeye and cohoe gillnets, gillnet skiff, $500. All
 for $1,SOO cash. See Warren Pow 'ers, Box 527, Wrangell 27-6tp
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10

FOR SALE - 40-ft. troller, ex- tra motor included. See Bill Krepps. 2O-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10

FOR SALE = Zenith electric washing machine, two tubs, clothes rack and clothes basket. Price $50. Inquire Sentinel. 29-1tp
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10

LOST - Red-striped wallet con taining wrist watch and money. Reward for return Call 10
 28-2tc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10

HOUSE for sale, partly furnish ed, 6 rooms See w. c. Butler
 2S-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10

CITY MEAT MARKET The store that meets and sells
 at COMPETITIVE PRICES
 SATURDAY FEATURES
 Orange Juice 3 can AT Mayonaise Durkee pt AS Purple plums 2 lrg. can AT Beef pot roast ID .67 Pork roast, shoulder
 cuts lb. .69 Cauliflower each .39 Short ribs of beef lb. .43 Corn, fresh 4 ears .59 Fish balls, Swedish
 3 cans 1.O5 Prunes 2 lbs. .35 Fruit cocktail 2 cans .83 Cheese, mild lb. .59 Fig bars 2 lbs. .55
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10

FOR SALE = 20-ft. troller: boat 81G2O, two pole, power gurd- ies, ready to fish. Inquire Jim Myers 2S-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10

FOR SALE Oak barrels, $500 American Bakery. 29-1to
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10

WANTED Small round-bottom skiff. Apply Sentinel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10

FOR SALE = One Coles Hot Blast oil heater; one Quaker oil range. Inquire Arnt Sorset.
 2S-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-10

FOR SALE = 4-room furnished house. See John Crawford
 26-afc
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Library of Congress Archivist
Takes History Into Kitchen

within walking distance Of the
Capitol, Supreme Court and Ii
brary Of Congress.
Another literary by-product of
Mrs. Bullock's archivist days at
Williamsburg is her book, my
Head and My Heart" a little his
tory of Thomas Jefferson and
Maria Cosway. While she was COL
lecting material for a revival of
18th century concerts at Williams
burg in collaboration with Carle-
ton Sprague, musical adviser for
the program. she became inter-
ested in Jefferson, the violinist
and collector Of a musical library.
This ultimately led her to Jeffer-
sons University of Virginia, where
she catalogued the university's COL
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sealed IN the
Library for 81 years by Lincoln's
son, Robert Todd Lincoln, prior
to their being made available to
students Of history.
She is also the author Of THE
Williamsburg Art of Cookery" !"
which is a by-product of her 10
years as an archivist aiding the
restoration Of the Colonial town
of Williamsburg. Although her
Williamsburg Cookbook" as it is
generally referred to, has gone
through several editions and
totaled over 100000 sales, it was
not a money-making but a his
torical project for its author,
since royalties from it accrue to
the educational fund of the Will
liamsburg Corp.
History From Cookery.
History is simply repeating it.
self in this cookbook" she told
me.
William Parks, one Of the
towns foremost printers in COL
onial times got out the first cook
book printed in America in 1742.
very popular volume in its era.
His formal was used in The VIII
liamsburg Art of Cookery which
grew out Of my not being able to
detour the fascinating old recipes
which were so often such an illu-
minating criteria of manners and
customs research"
After hours and on Saturdays,
Mrs. Bullock is now testing out
recipes for a new cookbook which
will feature traditional Virginia
cookery scaled to apartment size
and overregulated temperatures.
She plans to call it 'The Com
pleat Virginia Housewife" The
term housewife" she explained.
was originally synonymous with
good cook" since it was incon-
ceivable that one could be a good
housewife without being a good
cook.
When I arrived for our inter-
view at her pleasant, second-foor
apartment at $50 East Capitol
street, I found her separating
white raisins for a very old, little
known Scripture cake recipe.
Watching the culinary operations
with great dignity was her pure
bred French poodle, Figaro, a
gift from Randall Thompson,
American composer and author Of
the tribute to Jefferson. "Testa-
ment Of Freedom"
A frequent contributor to
Gourmet and other cookery
magazines, part of the time un-
der her pseudonym. Nelson Fisher,
jr.. Helen Bullock defends the ap-
parently large quantities in old
time recipes by saying they were
intended for families of a dozen or
more with guests besides. "Ac-
tually many Of them-such as
using the bones for nutritious
soups-are models Of thrift" she
said.
Mrs. Bullocks French grand
mother, Hermoise Emily Senevey
Duprey, with whom she made her
home in Berkeley, Calf, from
her early childhood was the beau
tiful and accomplished daughter
of French family that came to
Mississippi before the Civil War.
East Capital Restoration
Mrs. Bullock thinks her living
quarters on broad, tree LINED East
Capitol street are an example of
what the Capitol Hill and South
east sections of Mr.. Jefferson's
Federal City have to offer those
with imagination and restorative
vision. Miss Barbara 0ottschalk,
her landlord and q WAVE during
the war. secured GI loan and
did over the spacious, three-story,
$50 East Capitol street structure
into three delightful apartments
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PROPOSALS

CITIzENs' COMMfTTEE, Martins
Additions to Chevy Chase: Nd;
mond st.. ehhs CHEVY chase. S Md.@1oseHsiisd 1o Hi
proposals will be received at the
above address until pm. fEsT),
Nov. z, 1949. and then publicly
opened. and read for the construc-
ton o. concrete catch basin. cut
It. concrete shoulder, 17b-ft. side
walk replacement. 20 tons asphalt
cold mig patching,. 1.740 "a. yds.
tar and chip work, ETC., ETC., Ia
Martins Additions: Proposal forrs
sefa{psd az AZ xs SSsyS s;S s3a;sss.
Nsioa NnW ~. IN
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q & o u + m e I
whose flair for
the enjoyment
of historical
documents and
music extends
to the kitchen.
Mrs. Bullock
a n d DR.. G..
Percy Powell
were the cata-
lOS ucl > VI lVu-
edged to re-
view and list
t he Abraham
Lincoln papers
sealed in the
Evening star., 1949-10-23

lection Of Jefferson material. When
the remarkable collection Of JET
ferson Conway letters were ac-
quired, the trustees of the Tracy
w. McGregor Library intrusted
the task Of publication and inter-
probation to Mrs. Bullock, and she
was granted the privilege of pub
fishing them for the first time.
Subsequently she Joined the staff
of the Library Of Congress and
prepared . catalogue Of the larg-
est collection of Jefferson papers
extant.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD l949 conv. club coupe: Miami
cream. with black top, dark green in.
car with practically no mileage. Do
not be told from new: also several
other convertible club coupes to Sc
lect from. Check this price and
check these convertibles. They are
- ~ go S''--e-..~1' " S1o~ cr"t' rnd sim.
NORTHEAST (FORD) co.
92O Bladensburg Rd. NE. AT. 020O.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

ferson and the beautiful and &C.
complished Maria Cosway, wife Of
the most popular miniature paint
er Of their era, tell their own story
with an identifying background.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
By Jessie Font Evans

Helen Duprey Bullock, histori-
an and archivist in the Manu-
script Division of the Library Of
Congress, Is often referred to as
Evening star., 1949-10-23

The tobacco you smoke contains
many hundreds OF chemical COM
pounds, only a few Of them tdenti-
fled, say experts. Cigar tobaccos
deviate in almost every respect
from cigarette tobaccos.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

PVT. PARTY. has cash for 40. ~.
pref. Nash or Stude. GIL. -1773.
TOP PRICES for good clean used cars;
no delay. HILL O. TIHBTTTs. lila
HxNfGDModsi HXisR2ns .Ss a." 70 Ford, as1o ,o good
running cond. Can bet. 8 and 4,
PkTfviATHEs Hs- PARTY h.. all cash SG for
'46-'4s Dodge club coupe in perfect
gong ddo From orig. owner. Phone ~.
Deivs m Our LARGE BunDfSa,
please bring title with you for high
est cash price at once On any xell
ear et mef,' ea. p1: ssos. LOGAN 'ti frordS. asfc
I'LL 18th st. NV. Open 8 am. to
VII tAx seH ,s, ss,4 3,. gEIss for s2s.s
CO, shirlinEton Business Center.
sTuDEBHKERs. At to 80. Imm.d.
cash; TR. 9474: METROPoLITAN
MOTORS. New York ave. and Bla-
OKLAHOMA DEALER. desperate for
40 Chevrolets and other postwar and
take delivery. II We can't buy your
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Ga. ave. GE. 1865.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAIsALs on all
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hoREo MT otSE cHsH FOR YOUR cax, new
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18th and K sts. NV. TX 1862
PREMIUM PRICES for good. clean.
late model cars. Mr.. CROWS. 81.
skfE MOTORS d.spsrsts.y needs
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NO. CARoLiNA DEALER, in town 1
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JEEP wANIED-;sn.e..on.sle gsic.
for cash: Box 1850, Star. 23'
CAR BUYER wants clean used car
Immediately. Any make or model.
aKtes; Call ME. sses or ME. ss4b
81 E5zAsEA 'HzshE ssssfsr. 1Ss fss.. sfAa fiss
goth st. NV Ex. $500.
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csfi MIS-, sAKER. AKsosiss Fx. cHnys 1875. sea-
OLD CARS BOUGHT, regardless Of
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and sen The pieces. New auto door
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