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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01

Put goc4 ast of esn,ager and you can bet
haTl a tie tin IT. Then, too, you'll know nat ne WI e
er dav beca this better breakfast that ne VIII De Der
al lis yor and because he starts out with nourlSng, we'll
balancci meal - Lett IT,.
sscra III 80 eadytoeat cereal is an everpopuat eo f
t cer2!l is candycoated pulled wheat-a TOP IA
vor, youn set Following this bacon ana eggs,
70 ~ the n Add narnalad ard butter for extra energy;
tae 5 euus plenty of this for the big cay ahead OF him:
Best-ever Mullins
cup sfted flour
8 teaspoons double act.ng baking POI
. tablespoons sugar
teaspoon salt
Is cup shortening
we'll beaten
q cup milk
IL cups 400 bran flakes raisin bran
sft flour once measure, add baking powder and S ana
sift AGAIN Cut shortening Combine and milk l a al at
once 10 flour mixture from side O. co 9Wu
center Us tes turning bowl gradually Chop through batter
10 times flakes and mix (about rokes luln INTO
muffin pans filling each about 3 full Be IN not oven (+V0 ~ "
minutes or until done. Makes to 10 mullins
For Date Mullins: Add = CUP finely CIT cafes 10 hour
shortening mixture. Proceed directed.
Fer Bran Moasses Mullins: Use fo~ Bcsterer S" Mu
fms Add teaspoon with dry Ingredients and 4 cup cSssS
with the milk and eggs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01

chased scrap are being used.
Never before have such large
quantities been required. Even SO
the need will increase, for steel
capacity is scheduled to rise
sharply over the next year or two.
Farms have always been a good
source of scrap and during the
! war when drives were conducted
agricultural areas yielded large
tonnages of scrap to help win the
conflict.
Farmers are asked to take their
scrap now to town and sell il to
scrap dealers. If the scrap is un-
usually bulky, preventing its easv
transportation by the farmer, the
scrap dealer can be called or ar
rangements can be made through
the local farm agent to get it to
the dealer. ~
Farms are one of the principal
sources of the scrap that is re-
CURED by steel companies and
foundries. Auto wreckinp Yards
factories and railroads are AMONG
the other major sources.
More scrap from farms na.n.
more steel! ''1s'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01
Parents
Problems
By DONALD M. MAYNARD

quite to be expected that they should
feel that their way of bringing up
children cannot be surpassed. After an,
haven't they raised their own ana
aren't you a shining example OF tne
success of their method! So really
YOU should feel complimented wnen
they look somewhat askance at WnaI
seems to them to be your neWfanglea
and thoroughly absurd ideas ABOUT
raising youngsters.
1t would not be altogether OUT OF
place, furthermore, for you to look a
bit more closely at the rules you nave
established to see whether or not any
of them really are "poppycock.' 1t Is
we'll to remember that sometimes
young parents, in their zeal to do what
is right, place too much emphasis
upon routines and schedules and not
enough upon the need of children Tor
attention and affection.
Wouldn't it be fine, too, if, as you
rethink your rules, you would get
suggestions from the grandparents! VI
course, you will not be able to accept
all of them, but the simple fact that
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01

kennel, cement TliiS alone are salts
factory, but in the case Of show, race
and field trial dogs, it has always
been my feeling that dogs should
De allowed to run in big fenced
pen on natural ground for at least
an hour or so each good day.
Dogs who are inclined to be bit
low in their posterns or spread on
their toes, often become worse on
the flat smooth surface Of cement.
This daily ronp in the exercise
pen will do much to keep the dogs
pads from wearing too slick. and
greatly improve the tightness of his
feet. Some dogs have little foot
trouble on cement, while others
spread very badly, thus a combina-
ton of the two seems to bring out
the best features of both systems.
Some owners use 1-inch square
turkey wire for kennel runs. Except
in the case of small pups, this sys-
tenn has not been used enough by
major breeders to really express an
opinion
Several of the country's top breed
ers now use it with good results in
weaving their small pups, and from
the standpoint OF worm control and
keeping puppies off the damp
ground, is most satisfactory. Such
practices have been used for years
by poultry operators for chickens
and turkeys and many of them have
no end of trouble with corns, spread
ing and sore feet. In any event, the
system must be proven before it can
be recommended for growing adult
dogs.
Certainly from the cost angle, &C.
ment could be used just as easily,
and this method already has the
stamp of approval from the dog
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01

If steel mills and foundries are
to achieve any increase in produc-
ton over the present high level, all
available farm scrap must be
started moving off the farms, says
the Committee on Iron and Steel
Scrap, of American Iron and
Steel Institute.
Farmers everywhere can help
toward more steel by scrapping
their obsolete equipment and SELL
ing it promptly to a local scrap
dealer, with other iron and steel
scrap from their farms. It will be
used to make steel for defense
equipment and essential civilian
items.
The need Is urgent. Steel plants
and foundries are now using rec
ord quantities Of scrap. Every day
in 1851 about $4,000 tons of pur-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01

they have been consulted will ease
the tension somewhat. If you can ac-
cent one or two of their suggestions,
assuring them how grateful you are
for them, they may even decide that
you have inherited at least wee bit
of their intelligence
You will want to get the judgment
of your physician and CT others who
have given much thought to child
guidance. As you make out your new
set of rules, don't forget that your
boy probably needs to have the grand
parents play with him at least occa-
sionally. Provide times in your sched-
ule, therefore, when they can do So.
There will be other times, of course,
when the boy must not be disturbed.
With your new schedule carefully
thought out, you now are ready to
take a firm stand with respect to it..
Let the grandparents know the reasons
for it. Face frankly with them the fact
that they may not agree with all OF
the rules, but that you expect them to
cooperate with you. Be tactful and
understanding but firm. They may
grumble a bit, but probably will CO.
operate as best they can.
1t is important that you and the
grandparents should not quarrel about
these rules in front of your boy. To
do so will bring to him sense of con-
fusion, Illustration, and insecurity.
May I add that it would seem very
desirable to encourage the grand
parents to read such magazines as The
Christian Home and Parents Maya
zine. Some of us wonder, too, if it
would not be we'll for the church to
offer occasionally a course on child
study, designed primarily for grand
parents.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01
Old Folks and New Rules

/ live in a three-generation home.
Ho,o can my husband and l Keep
grandma and grandpa from spelling
our young SOM 1t is hard to observe
schedules because they aoant to play
aoith him. They sag our 'rules" are
poppycock.
The three generation home that does
not face the problem you have pre-
scented is indeed q rarity.
For all parents so situated, let me
suggest first of all that you try to
be as understanding of and patient
with the grandparents as possible. 1t is
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01

or this notice will ge pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
B. E. Fowler
EXecutriX
Whiteville, N. G.
Aug. 1.S.15,22,29
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01

until a short while ago "nen lie
was sent to Conway to manage d
Dixie store there.
Surviving Mr.. Bailey are Ills
mother, Mrs. Ella Bailey OF Lex
ington, S. c.; his widow OF Gas
tonia; two children, Leon Bailey
1r and JEANNE Bailey, both OF
.Gastonia; three brothers and
three sisters.
The drowning occurred while
Mr.. Bailey and his son were OUT
on the lake in a boat.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX

The undersigned, having quail
fled as eXecutrix of the estate OF
Mac D. Fowler, deceased, late OF
Columbus County, this is to mott
fly all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or
before the 9th day of July 1852,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01

Che Of the
major objections
to cement is that
during tie sum-
n!ar sc-con this
TIVE CT ,.,o.se -
con,2S very hot,
and Unlc2S sorle
type G. sc lie 5
used, il tents
during the hc15
of the cay to
burn the dogs
pads. In NEST
cases Of boarding
1N~,,o,o-.a:n1
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01
Some Practical Ideos
IN Kennel Runs ...

For some years now, arguments
between kennel owners have been
flying thick and fast as to the best
type of footing to be used in kennel
runs.
In many cases, owners do not have
the necessary income to build what
they like and need, so this is written
inst assuming that someday you
might want to change your kennel !,
set-up, or build one from scratch"
In recent years cement or concrete
rms have more and more come into
favor with many leading breeders.
This type Of footing IS easy 10 c!ean'
and worm conditions are much less
than when the dogs are allowed TO
run over ron-paved earth
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01

Wednesday at Burroughs LAKE
near MYRTLE Beach were perform
ed in Gastonia, N. c., SATURDAY
Burial was in Castor Memorial
Park.
Mr.. Bailye, a native of Lexlns'
ton, S. c., was manager OF the
Dixie Home Stores in Gastonla
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express Cur g..
oi.+ion fo, +bo ou' s9ps
and for the man. beautjfnI 81 '$
offerings during the yecar, 49,
ness and death of Mac D F., III
The family
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01
ROGERS ATTENDS scpo,,

S. T: Rogers will return TO-,
row from Greensboro w,.S S'''
attended a three day snn'.. he
school Of the Western "''NH
sociate dealers. As
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01

If you have a question about your
child-from infancy through the
teens-send it to Donald NJ. May
nard, $40 Broadway, Nashville z,
Tennessee, to be answered through
a future column.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01

WANTED: All the iron and steel
scrap that is lying dormant on
farms, such as obsolete. broken and
worn out equipment and other &C
cumulated material. It is urgently
needed to maintain and increase the
output of steel plants and foundries.
More scrap means more steel!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-01
- DEATHS
LEON S. BAILY AND
JOHN BELL BAIL1

Funeral services for Leon ..
Bailey, "A, and his son, John Bel
Bailey, II, who drowned last
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HANGMAN'S COULEE

er ana |. "A ions wagon ON )
lonely road and Indians az
tackled ! saw my parents killed.
Somehow. in the wreck of the
overturned wagon deep under
the pile Of canvas. was over
locked. The next day. | aeas found
by one of the finest men have
ever known. and his equally fine
wife"
his voice had grown husky. blit
II did not falter
They took me IN and saved ms
life. They had few earthly pos.
sessions. but what they mad they
shared with me. They buried my
parents. Their they took their
place with me as we'll as love
could teach them how Ny fosters
father was a great gentleman. His
wife. my mother was
great lady
Hot that they had wealth. on
social position. or great learning.
Those are outward sign hv which
some OF as are prone to Judge.
forgetting that il IS the heart
which counts.
They treated me as their own
son. They did their best rs teach
me the simple fundamental by
which men live fifth. and hope.
and charity Honesty and rour.
age. and patience l am afraia
they failed. Not because nf anv
lack in their own efforts or kind
ness. but because Of my own pers
verseness
He was staripk at space as
though he looked into the past
Some devil seemed &c have en-.
tered into me. when / saw ms
own parents buicfered. There was
iron in my solll and at times il
came TO the fore. ! loved my
foster parents never doubt IL. But
many a night ! went 10 the towr
three miles away and remained
until was ashamed or myself.
Still, no matter how late the hour,
when | tinallv stumbled home
sometimes with hating steps bez
cause OF drink-fhere was alwavs
a light in the window set there
20 guide and to welcome me
home
No one stirred. His voice grew
grim.
Il must have been a sore trial
TO them. but they did their best.
They had lost their own son when
he was about the age that ] was
when they found me. | turned out
to be Door disappointing subs
stitute. But still they loved me.
ITO be sontinuedl
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Owner OF Sl,lH
Is Being Hunted

FORT WALTON tR-Sheriff IA.
Macarthur today hunted the owner
Of sl,i7I. mostly in small bill,
found by three small boys roaming
in swamp.
Macarthur theorized that crimt
mails took the money Ia robbcries
during the past year. buried the
loot and then were unable 10 find
Il.
Jimmy War;, 10. Donald Ward.
IL. and Pete Richbourg. I2S made
the discovery when they saw s.
Bill sticking out Of a mound a
sand Wednesday
Some Of the bills had deferiprat
ed badly. but all were negotiable.
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A. Nswsssssssss
Chapter II

Chapter IL
GENTLEMAN JIM hesitated,
~ strongly tempted for mo-
nent. Again he met Malta Gil
sons eyes. steady and cool on has
face. and felt his own 60 hot. He
shook his head violently.
''Your plan mas merit. there's
no doubt of that" he agreed. But
think perhaps / have better
notion. Why not turn the money
over to Deal Hathaway to keep
for your Do it publicly, going
there as committee. and ask him
10 put il in his safe? He undoubt-
eddy has one. That will guarantee
it. His hands will be tied-provid-
ing he had any notions tc the con-
trary.
They eyed him for a mon1e'It in
admiration tinged with f.naze-
met. Slaves was laughing bolster
ously. and John ellison reached
across and grasped his hand.
Professor. he declared. You're
not only a grand lec.ul er on the
platform, you're a genius off it
as Welt The solution was so SIM
sle that we couldn't see it. but
you did. Wen take the money
over to Mr.. Hathaway at once"
Back in their room, Gentleman
Jim waited for an outburst from
Happy. Finding him strangely 81
lent. he spoke.
We'll. why don't you go ahead
and tell me how many kinds of a
fool | ann" he demanded.
Happy shook his head.
You mean. about that money!
j never was fretted about it in the
first place. 1t was you that wanted
it--and the Weasel and Big Nose.
And | don't figure we owe them
anything. If you don't want it
now. | don't blame you. Only this
is IA he'll of situationl"
You're right. there"
yeah? But did you taste them
biscuits Minerva made? Talk
about meltin' in your mouth And
fried chickeni All ever used to
think there was to a chicken was
the head and tail pieces. And she's
one woman that you can talk to
real friendly and sensiblei''
"You too. Happy?" Gentleman
Jim eyed him with commisera-
ton How old are you, Happv?"
who? Me? How old? Why,
Lessee, Pm about forty-seven, near
as I recall. Born the winter of
the big snow. + was always told,
and what's how old | am got to
do with it,
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BY Al CODY

you're not TOO olu 10 ran IN
love either II seems.
Lover" Happy stared blankly.
Now what you niatherin' abouiy
you amt meanin Minerva and
mel" Color washed up from
serawny neck across his face.
Why-you gone plumb crazy,
JIM"
al guess so.s Gentleman Jim adj
mitted wryly. II must have. I've
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-27

bEA1HlahN-
NOTICE by PUBLICATION
10. CLAYTON ALTON HEAE'NER,
General Delivery.
Homestead. Florida.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
qnired to serve copy OF your an
swer on attorney for the Complain
ant and file the original thereof
with the Clerk of the Court on or
before January l4th, 1853, ether
wise Decree Pro Confesso will be
entered against you.
UATEp AT Key West Monroe
County. Florida, this 9Th day Of
December. A. u. 1851.
tCircuif Court
seall Earl. r. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court.
By; {sdD Florence r, sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
Enrique Esqulnaido. Jr.,
sos Whitehead Street,
Key West, Florida.
AttorneS for Complainant.
dec13 81 jams. 1857
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The
L-$4-
5WEATHERMAN
!. Says
Foreeqsskbe /,

Says

SIE
Key West and Vicinity: Con,
timed warm and Increasing cloudi-
ness with showers today; cloudy
with rain ending tonight, cooler
tonight. Clearing and cooler Fri
day. Light to moderate variable
winds today shifting to fresh to
moderately strong northerly this
afternoon and diminishing Friday.
Small Graft Warnings displayed.
Florida Mostly cloudy weather
over central and south portions.
Clearing in northern and western
portions today and central portion
tonight. Occasional rain in central
portion this morning and south
portion today and tonight. Widely
scattered showers in south portion
Friday. Colder in north portion to-
day and Friday. Not quite so warm
in south portion tonight and Fri.
day.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits: Small craft warnings In
dictated. Moderate to fresh north
erly winds in north portion. oc-
casionaliy moderately strong shift
ing 10 fresh northeasterly Friday.
Moderate southerly winds in south
portion becoming variable then
shifting TO fresh northeriy this
afternoon and northeast by Friday.
Considerable cloudiness. Occasion
al rain today and in south portion
Friday.
East Gulf: Small craft warning
displayed. Moderate riortherly
winds increasing TO occasionally
moderately strong 20/s0 mph. Mod
crate variable in south portion
becoming northerly and increasing
TO occasionally moderate strong to-
night. Friday moderate TO fresh
northeast winds. Considerable
cloudiness today with few show
ers in south and central portions.
Partly cloudy Friday.
"
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IL THE CIRcIIT C0IRT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERF.
xmse M. T2-IIo2
In The Matter OF The Adoption OF
CAROLYN RAVE cLoUSER,
Minor
THE STATE OF FLORIDA to
CLARENCE RAY CLOuSER,
Posi- office Box so4z. Grtenway
station, Tucson, Arizona, 3 Fath.
er and Natural Parent % the
said Caroen Rays G Q s . r.
Minor
rot ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that a Petition for the Adoption Of
Carolyn Raye ciouesr has been
filed In the Circuit Court Of the
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit Of the
state 81 Florida, in and for Mon :
roe County, IN Charcsry, by JO-
sEPH EDWARD STRAkAL JR.
and you are hereby required 70 ee
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OLD cory TELLS

Continued From Page One)
Gordon, Superman and Dick Tracy,
might find the comics Of the last
century rather duh fare indeed.
The cartoons, The Katzenjam-
mer Kid and The yellow Kid, APP
parently were aimed at being
funny. Funny papers, for some
strange reason or other, were ae-
tuaIly funny in those days.
Incidentally, il was from the
comic strip The yellow Kid that
yellow journalism drew its
name.
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DEATH
RoeERT LEE ALeURY

Robert Lee Albury. 66, passed
away last evening at Monroe Gen.
eral Hospital after a long illness.
Funeral services win be held
Friday afternoon at p. m, at the
First Congregational Church where
the body viii be placed at 2 p. nj
Rev. II. Meeker viii officiate at
the services, assisted by Rev. D.
n. Newman.
Burial will be in the family plot
in City Cemetery. Lopez Funeral
Home is in charge Of arrange
ments.
Survivors: wife. Mrs. Emma
Torano Albury; one brother,
George Albury, and numerous
nieces and nephews.
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Battle Casualties
Rise To IO3,4IS

WASHINGTON aR Announced
u. S. battle casualties In Korea
have risen TO 1903 .4ls. including n
60 battle deaths and il.0fs cur
reDtIy listed as missing IN action.
The new totals we're announced
by the Defense Department late
Wednesday The summary covers
notifications 10 next Of Kin through
last Friday
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME sTArUTE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. desiring TO engage
in business under the Fictitious
name Of &C O. Powers ('pnstruc-
tion Co." p. O. Box 2iB, Key West.
Florida, intends TO register the said
fictitious name with the Clerk ~
the Circuit Court 81 Monroe coun-
~. Florida.
Dated December 90. 1851
CHARLES g. POWERS,
Soie owner
dec27 1851. Jana iD-i7,la52
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Traffic Toll May
Reach $50 On Mem
Year, w eekend

CHICAGO tR--1he National Safe
~ Council estimated today that
$50 persons may die in traffic ac-
cidents during the nations New
Years holiday period.
The estimate was for the period
starting 9 p. m Friday 70 midnight
Tuesday.
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NOTICE OF puBIICATIoy

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
To, MAMIE T. ALIEN
1872 Reed Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
You are hereby notified that a
Bill Of Complaint for Divorce has
Been filed against you. and you are
hereby Required TO serve a copy Of
your Answer To the Bin Of Com
plalnt on the Compliments Attor-
new and file the original Answer
n the office Of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court on or before January
= p. 1852. In default Of which
the Pin of COMPLAINT will be taken
as confessed against you,
This notice shall be published for
four consecutive weeks N THE
KEY WEST CITIZEN
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West Florida. this 18th day Of De-
oelnher. A. H. 1851.
tCircuit Court
Sesl) EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
OF Monroe County. Florida.
By: Kathleen Nottage,
Denutv Clerk
THOMAS 5. CARO-
Attorney for Complainant
5l5M Duval Street
Key West. Florida
deel3- 20-27.1 951 jams. 1aa2,
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
50-Legal Notices
TELEPHONE
6 I

ana appear in said Court on the
2Sth day of January. a. -. 1869.
there 10 show cause. il any you
can, why said Petition should not
be granted
DATED at Kew West. Monroe
County. Florida, this 18th day nf
December. a. II. 1851.
Earl. r. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Monroe Coun Y. Florida,
ifY fsd) Florence r., sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
dee20 r.. I951 JAMS 10, 1852
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S-Fenale Help Wanted
tCoptinHed)

WOMAN to wash dishes. Delmon.
leo Restaurant, 2ls Duval St.
dec27-3t
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39-Trailers For Sale
Rovslnuedl

BEAUTIFUL 1919 Four-star Gen
eral. On trailer lot. Refrigerator.
hot water tank Sleeps four. Com
plete with awning. Ready for oc-
cupancy. Very reasonably priced.
See; Tarabello, Southern Inn. 6l2
Slnonton ST. dec26-4tx
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
@rs a4Ee gfp fHIfSpEaI

NAME SNs&EtN1Gs
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned desiring 10
engage In business under the fic%
titious name Of elizabeth Melver,
Cruisewear." Marathon, Fla. ms
tend 10 register the said Fictitious
name with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Monroe County, Florida.
Dated December 3. 1851.
AMOS s, WOOD,
BILLIE NJ. WOOD.
Sole owners,
dece. IL 2n-271aal
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iu-Male and Female Help

WANTED. Several piece string
band Suitable for barn dance
Telephone 599. dec27-3t
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WANTED experienced Cafeteria
salad girl Benny's Cafeteria.
800 Simonton ST.
dec27-tf