davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR SALE-C Columbia Red Top grain bins
1000, 1850 and Zoo bushels Freight pre-
paid. Bridgeport Equipment Co., Inc. Bridge
port Neb.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

ready-to-wear merchandise Of leading name
brand articles. Also notions costume jewelry
and toys Business established here but can
be bought for new store in some other To-
cality- II interested. write BOX 396. Stevens
VILE Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR SALE-Innes loading pickup attachment
for all makes combines. Freight prepaid
Bridgeport Equipment Co. Inc, Bridgeport
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR SALE-Two 8-ft. dump bodies with hoisi
Snyder Truck & Parts, P. o. Box 1852, Grea
Falls. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

/ 1913 FORD rs truck. long wheel base Al
condition $1,000. l I947 INC 123 SIP combine
ready to work. $17O0 Ronald W. FIske,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

TIRES. NEW AND USED
USED RECAPPED OR NEW sno-mud or reg
ular tread tires for ear truck or implement.
Big saving on 900-16-10 ply army tread re-.
caps WaIly for Tires Great Falls or Billings.
Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01
ELECTRICAL

MERS-RANCHERS- Used Jacobs and 9TH
er makes Of farm lighting systems in excellent
condition Complete with self supporting tow
ers and batteries at prices as low as 5000.
Write or phone us Immediately for yours
PIentywood Electric Co. brentwood, Mont.
Phone 77W.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR SALE-1937 Case combine, l2-foot Fair
condition Price $500. AlVie Wheeler. Roman.
Mont.
1as1 NEW Olirer n Must sacrifice S35n off
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

USED TRACTORS dozers power shovel.
pumps, hoists generators. welders, etc. Write
2. o. Box 9O4 Helena. Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY-A new mterna-
tional MD diesel Farman tractor. Park Mo-
tors, Anaconda Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR SALE Modern hotel with IS rooms.
Steam heated. Best location and popular with
public Center Of oil activities. Good for
$4,000 per year net Come and look 1t over.
Price right Wilson Eyer Lennon. 8. Oak.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

ONE 1e47 International beet harvester for
or M tractor. Ready to go to work. Fritz
Spatzierath Townsend. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

Chevrolet Superior school
fully equipped, immediate
Chevrolet Co, Cody, Wyo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

GROCERY STORE. living Quarters rental
apartment. stock, equipment. furniture in
cluded. Good business in payroll town. Good
fishing. hunting territory Fifty miles from
Yellowstone Park. Price reasonable Write
owner. Anton zahn, COS Z. Gauatin. living
ston. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01
DAIRY EQUIPMENT

SURGE" System of Milking and Dairy Farm
Equipment. Everything for the Dairyman"-
Distributed by Montana Dairy Supply Phi
120-W. 239 No. I'd ST.. Hamilton, Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

USED FARM MACHINERY wanted. Give de-
scription and prices Machinery Clearing
House. Fargo N Oak
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

facturer Of centri-jet pumps Complete selec.
ton at Modern Equipment Co. 1i3 Central
Great Falls Write for free data
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

48 : PASSENGER
buses Brand new,
delivery. Webster
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

RESTAURANT-Chance Of a lifetime to respon-
sible party Completely furnished. seating 100
Modern building Good deal Large pay roll
2. o. Box 636. Pasco. Wash Phone 1924.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR TRADE-20-foot Harris 30-38 combine
used two seasons. Excellent condition Want
new ~ Massey Harris or 81, 800 cash or terms
Phone or write. Ralph Metcalfe Lodge Grass.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

FOR SAL.E-Furnished modern hotel and
trailer camp 20 minutes from F1athead lake.
Room TO build several motel units. $4,000.
Some terms. P o. Box 1872, Roman. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

MID-sTATES 22O volt A. G. exclusive high
cycle welders defy comparison Write Modern
Equipment Co., il3 Central, Great Falls for
fun particulars Absolutely no OBLIGATION
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

PLUMBING AND HEATING business. Handles
appliances. Home in connection. Automatic
heat Building years old. Priced reason-
able. Terms be arranged. Box 292. Belt.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

RETIRE ON INCOME Buy practically new
motel on shore of beautiful F7afhead Lake
with lovely separate home for owner Fol
particulars write or see P. H Moller, 13E
Second ST. West. Kalispeu, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

IN STOCK NOW-New and used structural
Steel IT beams rods shafts, strap IRON
angles, channels. sheets. pipes and plates No
priority needed Carl Weissman q Sons Great
Falls. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

GARAGE AND STATION for sale. Two large
corner lots. Plenty of equipment Two miles
to Albany Falls dam $4,000. Terms. P. O
Box 127, Newport, Wash
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

S SISTERS CAMP IS miles east Greybuii, OF
U. s. highway IA; cabins and modern night
club. Owner forced to sell at sacrifice accoun
Of health. Davis Realty. Greybull. Wyo
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

8-UN1T modern motel Just opened a year ago
1t is on highway 81 and SO in Great Falls
Brand new 2-bedroom home included. Can BIZ
financed II interested write P. o. Box 1852
Great Falls. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-06-01

ALLIS-CE1ALMERS HD-7 Crawler with Baker
hydraulic dozer, used about 260O hours, for
sale, See Beecher Machine Co.. Harlem, Mont
George A. Ammen. Turner. Mont
, 1952-04-09
A D b r. E S S
Of Gov. Morris de Castro
over Radio Station VISTA.
ST. Thomas. on Monday.
March "a. 1852.
lcontinued rom YesterdaYl

In the field Of public works pro-
jects for the Virgin Islands the
entire program, which was badly
delayed two years ago, has been
speeded up under the Interior
Department. Our waterfront pro
ject as well as our new telephone
facilities, move slowly but surely
forward. a public water supply is
under construction at Cruz Bay IN
st. John. Hospitals are under con-
in st. Thomas, Christian
sted, and Frederiksted, and a
small health facility at Cruz Bay
in st. John.
Funds are assured for a COM
bined high school and elementary
school at Christiansted which will
be advertised shortly ard should
be in construction ee
next fiscal year; as well as for a
, 1952-04-09

attacks which were
neither necessary nor desir-
able, yet men ii responsible
positions seemed to forget
their leadership and what It
represents. The Governor is a
man of jelled convictions
which are not likely to be
changed, except perhaps il
the face Of overriding circum-
stances and clear-cut condi-
tons. And here is where the
impasse occurs. Perhaps it
would be well if there were
some easing on both sides. An
example Of the Governors in
sistences upon his views is the
move to compel all houses to
connect. with the main sewer
lines, regardless Of whether
there is Justification Of not.
AFTER two years the Vir-
gin Islands can be justifiably
proud of their native Governor
who has done q good job.
There are matters over which
we differ with the Governor,
the least Of which is not what
appears to be indifference to
St. Croix, but that does not in
any way prevent an honest
appraisal Of what he has at
tempted to do. Based upon the
past two years It IS to be
hoped that many more years
will follow and even greater
progress made.
, 1952-04-09

new high school plant in Saint
Thomas to be constructed, we
hope and believe, in the next fis-
cal year. The plan for r~econstruc-
ltion Of our elementary school
facilities is now being completed
lin blueprint and specifications,
and funds will be requested for
this program IN succeeding years.
The survey Of the roadway from
Cruz Bay to Coral Bay in ST. John
has been practically completed
and I am assured by the engineers
of the Government of Puerto
Rico, who made the survey, that
1.-THE plans and Specifications for
advertisement will be ready with
in the next sixty days. If we
should be fortunate to receive the
JUS. internal revenue taxes we
shall be able, | hope, not only to
Operate these Institutions and fa-
%ilities but to extend them from
time to time as may be required
by existing conditions.
On the esthetic side, the Secre-
tary of the Interior has designated
the waterfront in Christiansted as
a National Historic Site, and the
National Park Service will re-
quest funds from Congress, begin
ming July /, 1858, to operate this
project. An excellent museum has
been initiated in st. Croix. One
has been recommended for Saint
Thomas, and / am hopeful that
the Municipal Council will soon
authorize it. The creation Of the
historic site at Christiansted as
sures the preservation of most Of
the architecture Of that beautiful
lefty. a bill to preserve the archi-
lecture of a greater portion Of the
old city Of Charlotte Amalie is
before the Council, and ! am also
hopeful that it will be passed
shortly. These are economic assets
of the Virgin Islands communities,
and should be recognized.
Turning to tourism, over 10000
persons visited the Virgin Islands
as tourists during the last fiscal
year and spent upwards Of three
million dollars. These figures will
be greatly increased In the cur
trent year. We have obtained funds
from the Virgin Islands Corpora
ton which, together with local
funds, were used to stimulate the
important activities Of the Tourist
Development Board by newspaper
advertising, window displays, and
other promotional features. We
are nov trying to find a perma-
nent source of revenue for the
Tourist Development Board whose
program Of advertising the islands
must be considerably expanded if
the islands are to benefit in even
larger measure in the years that
are ahead.
CONTINUED in next issue)
, 1952-04-09
THE FIRST TWO A

FIRST TWO YEARS
TO-DAY WE publish the third installment Of the second
anniversary address Of Governor de Castro delivered over
Station VISTA some time ago. In this address the Governor
takes occasion to express his views on certain matters which
have been most controversial. There is no doubt whatever
that there have been a number Of most significant benefits
during the past two years shown mostly through such legs-
lation as Public Assistance, lum-Glearance and the National
Airport Act.
THERE IS NO doubt that Governor de Castro has done
an excellent job: He has been conscientious and hard-work
ing, and his close intimacy with the problems place him in q
position to attack these problems from their very source. He
knew what is needed, and set out to accomplish all he could
He also knew that the Job Of Governor means largely one Of
sweat and tears, but he has taken hold Of the situation and up
to this point has given US a government which is largely on
the credit side.
I'M HIS DDRESS the Governor took occasion to discuss
tas he had a right to do and as we would have expected him
toy the occasional rift with the Legislatures. Tie regrets that
his goal Of better and more harmonious working relation
ships with the legislatures Of the Virgin Islands has not been
successful. This is a situation which indeed deserves regret,
and this paper has many times expressed its views in the
matter. Because Of the gravity Of the problems which face this
entire groupsit lis most imperative that there be the finest and
closest cooperation between the executive and legislative
branches Of the government. Any major differences which
tend to cut into the effectiveness Of the joint effort constitutes
amajor blow to The future Of this place, a goal for which to
work would be that greater measure Of cooperation and under
standing which assures smoother functioning
M II GOVERNMENT there is the need for f~exibiity
and 4 respect and deep regard for the other fellows point Of
view. And when the time comes for an expression Of differ
ences, then this should be done on the highest possible plane
this IS real diplomacy and craftsmanship During the past
several Years the differences between the executive and the
legislative have been marked BY the most sinister verbal
, 1952-04-09
10
"A WRIST WITCH

WHITE COLD, Rectangu-
lar with Black Cord Strap.
INC UIRE: AVIS OFFICE
, 1952-04-09

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~. FEBRUARY 1

FRIDAY. fEBklAkl =
Meeting. Officers Club. Fern
Chapter No. "a. Order of
Eastern Star. ~ Col. Pare's
Iaowe. pm.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY -
Art CLASSES for children. "a
pm. Patio u West Martello
GALLERY
MONDAY. FEBRUARY A.
Iiandsrraft class Cor Officers
Wives. Recreation bldg. No. 49,
Naval Sistion. ! - pm.
Meeting. gircie n Fwsi frrsbs
teriaR church. home 81 Mrs. BE.
papy i02i Washington. , y.
IN.
Mecling. Methodist Men. Wesley
House. : pm.
Mecilnk. executive hoaFu, Pom
ciana PTA al school. pm.
Neetin wMU ~ Firsi Baptist
church. 80 pm.
Meeting. Womans AnN.. 1t.
psuls Episcspal church, par
ISIS hail. , pm
Meeting. kcy West Ministerial
association. I.ey Memorial Met
hodlSt church. 10 pm.
Sgnviai lntercst Co0king Group
will meet az home VI Mrx.
kay Rehnterg - 60 Sou
thafd street. 10 am.
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Valentine Dance
To BE Presented
By Els Committee

Members Of the house committee
IL the Eik's Club viii sponsor the
annual benefit Valentine dance and
floor show on Friday evening. Feb
ruary 9. beginning q, y pm. In the
Eik's annex.
Mrs. Ralph Hartenstine h direct.
ING the floor show and as in the
past. promises a number of new
songs and dances. She h assisted
by the Guys and Gals" of the
Y.M.C.A. which include Joyce and
shirley Thompson. Yvonne Cana.
her. Gail vsrcla. Bill McGonlcy
Of the Navy and many others.
Music for dancing viii be play.
ed by Joe Torano's orchestra and
the public Ia invited 90 attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01
EDridge Curry
Sees lection
A Korean Front

Pvt EIbridgc ". Curry. 726
Windsor Lane. u nov serving on
the Korean front Nth the 2nd In.
fsnirv Division. heroes Of Heart
break" and Bloody ridges
The division a veteran fighting
force. recently has engaged In pat,
rol activity IN the snow .blankeled
Korean hills.
Private Curry is member Of the
divisions SSH Regiment lie en-.
tered the Army In June 1851. and
was stationed a; Fort Riley. kans..
prior 10 has transfer 10 Korea.
To clean the outside ~ an cleo.
irie rooster wipe Il of with damp
cloth when the rooster Is cool. Ne.
yer use harsh abrasises.
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Two shows VIII bc presented
Thursday. one at 1880 am. for
elementary and kindergarten and
one for Jr.-Sr. High School stu
dents. chi. and any adults who
care to attend. al i50 .. m. he.
tween acts. there are Western and
IIilIbnly speclaliies.
II the ticket sales warrant IL.
an evening program may he ar.
ranged.
''Rapunzel" has three acts with
scenes Bottom of the Tower. =
IN The Tower Room" and third.
''on the Magic Island" The cast
q puppets are Eapunzel. The
witch. The Prince. The Pixie and
1he Cqpsy.
IN Town Musicians Of Brcmer''
has (Ho nets. ''Outsidc the ROBBERS
pen NM Inside the Robbers
Den" with . cast ~ two robbers.
. donkey. q dog. q cat and q
fooss<r Tire sho~ IA produced and
presented by Cedric Head and
Company.
The kingsland Marionciies began
In the fali ~ 1919. From the FIRST
public presentation of The Kings.
land Msrioneiies their popularity
~ entertainers VI children and
adults alike has grown through the
years until today their company IA
booked solid year ahead ~ time.
puppciry has grown in popularli.
during these Years and Is nov In
Toe frDst rank a. FIRST rate enter
tsinmeni fss children and excel
lent advertisement Cor adults. The
kingsland Marioneiies have kept
pace with this growth and are con
sidercd amongst the leading ex.
ponents Ia America ~ this age.oid
arr ~ Polling the strings.
Prom October "a May. the com
panys playing season. they travel
Throughout the Eastern half ~ ths
United Sistes-they make q trlT
20 the vest coast every two %
three years presenting their mar
luncttes programs 10 enthusiastic
audiences u al ages. The summer
nsonihs are spent producing nov
plays and speciality numbers al
their work shop on Lake punmors
near Brandon. Vermont.
The repcrtory ri The kingslane
Marionettrs runs from the stand
ard snd much loved fairy tales ans
elildrsn's classics 10 Iiostand'
l'yraD DC FscrgcFae. Their impos
IND list 81 d 90 % Variety mum
bers Is outstanding These tricks
dances. surprises. and circus spe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01
WOn'an's Hospital
Auxiliary To Aid
Sponsors OF Ball

Sponsored By Monroe General
Hospital. assisted by the woman's
Iiospita' Auxiliary, a benefit ball
viii be given al the Casa Marina
hotel on Saturday evening. March
Is NJ the Casa Marina hotel.
Donated gifts will be awarded
guests Who purchase tickets for
the benefit affair.
Proceeds Will be- used IN further
the organizations major project.
that of furnishing roms in Wins
One which wil lbe opened ~ pri.
vafe and semipriyate rooms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

TIE NcdGink uatt mas ueen sci
Coz February 5. al five o'eieck IN
the Afternoon al the home ol Mrs.
Norberg Thompson q hey West.
With julius 2. Stone officiating al
the ceremony.
The groom lobe - Robert has.
koWitz. Jr.. son 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Baskoviix of Missouri.
On Friday evening. February 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. IA. Stern ~ New
iork and Camdr. and Mrs. Waiter
Schlech. iiiz Flagler avenue. will
be eo-hosls al a cocktail party in
the winter homo of the S,erns On
Flagler.
Another eos~tail party viii be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01
Mnifs Night Ouf
BY Dot
WESTWARD rhs woMEN." -
NE Strand Theatre.

By Dot
WESTWARD TINS woMeN." ~
NE Strand Theatre.
What hanasns whrn 100 men eani
wives. bat live a couple ~ thou
sand miles from a,pilahle sources
Nov adays. Il might nat b. so sim.
pie and the eager beavers might
have 10 WORK through lonely hearts
clubs. but back in the iSse's. dele.
gates Just went Ia work and re
eriited candidates through adver.
tislng and interviews. AZ least
mats the Way it's don1>, ~ the
fllm. Westward The women"
smooth. SLICK and extremely inter.
esiing movie. starring Robert Tay.
lor and q French impop. Denise
Darrell. with Hops Emerson making
= bad for al least seesnd acting
honorx.
Taylor and another 6laifornia,
sho owns . whole vallet. ride %
Chicago 10 enlist rsarriaSrabie NO
men for the hardy pioneers. The
point batied home b. Tailor whee
he addresses The hoepknl appll
canis, u that they have D be- har.
dy. too. That's where Hoi,e Emer.
son Ellis the bill. shes NE widow
~ a Massachusetts, sailing man
and she carries heF tonnage like
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

given icr Miss Noel BY Nv. and
Mrs. Geerge Samsrs % NV York.
winter residents. a, their home On
Saturday evening
Monday. February a. -AE and
Mrs. Harry J. Ssssinbredr< - kato
street and Mrs. a.S. Baldwin II
Searsdale. NY. are honoring the
bridal party and members ~ the
respective families with q break
fast served Al the Stelnbreder
home.
The same evening. Mari %
Thompson. uncle u the bride. Win
give a cocktail party for the group
Al the Casa Marina hotel.
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Seven different studies were ar.
ranged before the members arriv.
ed and more materials we're on
hand. A few members brought
their own subject materials With
u'em. Many had never used a
brush before.
Gerald Leake. A. n. A.. Who vas
scheduled 30 open this course of
instructions vas confined 10 has
bed on orders Of bis physician.
Thomas Lane. Art instructor Of the
kcy West High school filed In ve,y
capably con short notice.
u Is anticipated that Mr.. Ieake
win be able 30 handle the class
for the remainder " the month Of
February. This win tive members
. total u five instruction periods
before March I instead ~ The four
originally agreed upon.
Ralph Noble. co.owner ~ the
Art Center. announced 10 the mem.
hers that competent Jury had
been selected 10 Judge the finish.
cd paintings ~ the end m the
course and that the winning water.
color and the winning oil viii pe
suitably frame BY him "a prizes.
Other competitions viii be an.
n0aneed from time 10 time with
prizes given 20 winners.
Among those who registered for
re opening night were Marjorie
{ aniee. Janet IeFeburc. Durothca
Biting. Dolores Heinz. Nellie Wey.
mouth, Francoise Weymouth. june
Schweer Zelda Triebcr. Lillian
Lopez. r'nda Miller. Adcline Ross,
GloFia Nc Russell. Margaret
pritehard. col. and Mrs. y. A. Nc.
Andrew Richard Ryabik. Charles
Shafer aud Carlos Vidal.
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Miss Teresa Carey
viii BE Married
To Ben javsim LOsre

Mr.. aud Mrs. William A. Cares.
have announced the engagement
and coming marriage Of their
daughter. Teresa T.. Carey TO Ben.
jamin :. Love. who Is the son Of
Mr.. and MRS. Benjamin Lose. looe
Southard street
TIE Wedding date viii be an.
nounced later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01
Youngstown Iacaiioners
Plan Three Weeks Stay

Mr.. end Mrs. Joseph HalaSka of
Youngstown. Ohio. are in hey West
for q three weeks vacation. While
IN the nations southernmoSt city
they vii stay NJ the oceanview
Hotel Cottages which overlook the
Atlantic Ocean.
The Halussas anticipate fishing
sight seeing and hasking in Tire
Florida sunshine for the whole Of
their vacation IN kcy West
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.lppiy To We'd

John r. Moran. - Marine bar
racks and Rita n king. -. Ma
TIC Trailer park have applied for
a marriage license n the office
II County Judge Raymond n.
Lord.
Felix Orlando Marren. lOi2
Catherine street and Edelmira
Sanchez. i0i1 Eaton street have
also applied rs have Jack A.
Saunders. 1915 Olivia street and
Edith Hill Of the same address.
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cialtion make up the second part
Of each program. The combination
cf = play and variety numbers al
ways charms and amaxes the on
lockers because ~ the expert tim
Inc and synchronizaiion. Of vocies
and strings.
Their marionctleS are prUfes
sional size. varying from N 10 20
In height. and the properties. seen
cry and stage opening are in direct
proportion. thereby creating the
Illusion of almost human Slze
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

Mr.. and Mrs. George Siockwell
1881 First street. are the parcSis
VI . baby GIRL horn Al 81. Joseph 5
hospital IN Tampa. Fla. January
20 AZ i:so pm. The little daughter
who weighed lbs. . or. hasn't
been named ~ yet Mrs. Stockwell
IL the. former Anna BarroSo 81 this
city.
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Ticket Sale Begins For Marioneiie
Slso,c Sponsored By yr.-Sr. High PT4

Tickets w be on sale Monday AL the schools for the annual
Msroneife show which Thursday
School auditorium The sponsored by High school
PTA The presentations viii be Ragnnzel Merry
o Bremen BY the kngsland
management. Chidrcns Theatre. N lew YorkCi
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We could probably all afford
10 change Grapes IN the house
with the seasons II we could all
make car own. pleais always
stumpsd me until found the
new Snap-ln variety. Fasteners
Tor the metal pleaters are built
into strips ~ washable buckram
tape. come off when the curtains
need cleaning. It's a snap.
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the desired shade. Nylon tint,
better than any either fabric and
viii hold any color imdefsnltclv.
= 4 4
a new slogan. Look Ger the
Red Tags" hif town this morn
ING. and ne think u 10 Q pref.
" good idea =. u you hap.
Fen 10 be In the Chic Store
that 10. because thai ID the only
place you win lind sny red
tags. The simmiek Il that Chic
has pinned red ssss on dresses.
skirts. play toys. unifosms.
sweaters. and cosfume Jewel
~ for the ladies. and hats.
shirts. sweaters. Stacks. and
leather goods Cor men. whsr.
ever You see q red tag on any
item. you will find that item
aor sale. and for bargain prices.
There are many ether tempting
things offered with the red tee
attached. too numsrous 10 men.
ton. Red will be our favorifs
eoior when We visit the Chic
Store tomorrow on TAGS
that isl