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NEW 4-UNIT APIS.
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

PVT. PARTY seeks 2 or apt. bldg.
in Va, brick; all cash deal. MR..
TURNER, ST. 3-6316. 80
] HAVE MANY clients who will buy
ton fRT 'asa sa or MR ermS soTRoss TRF suiek al
1-l655; ewes. ia. 9-5910. 80
BETTER-TYPE INVESTMENT prop
critics needed for our clients. Lge,
or small. we have purchasers with
OIL. 6-6S92; RA. 6-2776. --2S
Evening star., 1953-10-28


DE SOTO so Custom club coupe;
fully equipped; Leautiful green fin
t.nt.d tsh; perfect peri through9ut 1s.d SAFETY
EDMoNDS MOTORS tFord1 JA .
1900. 329S Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va.
DE SOTO 40 sedan: has heater and
fluid drive ciean inside and out:
MoSRoE NON os'TaoRfS6 foRp 'aas s7 'Rs ffE@s
hwy; s. S. Md. Ju. 5-7s04. open
DE SoToS-Ail models: se95 up.
JOYCE MOTORS. De Soto-Plymouth
zoo, wilson blvd Arlington Va
DE e. soTo S5S3SS', 40 Custom convertible: wdS
sh5!swsIIs %s SI% E&;s I%9aeSlst. ints5t0r hHs
DODGE 1858 Meadowbrook. fully
owner; SI.795. HA. 2-SSS3. -29
DODGE so Wayfarer convertible
roadster: original cream beige fln-
ish; one owner. Middle-age, gentle-
ana HH meto-: noR5 ss25: so-day guar. is
Ford. i00i W. Broad st. Falls
Church Va, JE. 2-51O0. Open till Q.
DODGE ~ Custom sedan; r. and h:
left, at very low cost. S495. LEE >.
BUTLER. INC. 1121 21st st. NV.
DT. 1-Ol10.
DODGE 80 Wayfarer. Gyromatic.
heater, directional signals; excel.
ccnd. owner. RA 3-sI07. SIS
DODGE 50 Msadowbrook 4-door Sc
dan: equipped and practically new
whIte-wall tires; clean inside ans
out: mechanical condition Of this
car is really good. Drive it, inspect
it yourself at no obligation. 81 .O95-
DIVER MOTOR CO., DodgePlyn1-
outh Dealer. 5000 Riggs rd.. used
car dealer, Chillum, Nd, TU. 2-0ah0.
DODGE 40 9-door Wayfarer; heater,
equipped; clean: 30-day guarantee:
SSS4. HILL & SANDERS, Wash, S
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 l4th st.
NV. NO. 7-11l1. go
DODGE 'b3 VS. convertible: fully
equipped: new-car title and guar
antee: S2.Se5. LEO ROCCA. INC,
4301 Conn. ave, EN-. 1900
DODGES-Au models from S95 up.
JOYCE MOTORS. De Plymouth
200 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Vs.
IA. 2-S55s. 20
Evening star., 1953-10-28
FLORIDA PROPERTY

ANXIOUS TO TRADE equity in new
3-bedrm. rambler and extra lot in
Washington for Florida property;
prefer west coast. MR.. JONES, LU.
4-622S. AP. 7-94S1. -29
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oHEvRoLLET S,,.ls.;I >: Bel Air To,n hardtop st0
and black: r. and h., Powerelide,
turn signals; this is truly show
room piece; 1896. B & D MO-
TORS, SS01 Old Bladensburg rd. tat
Piney Branch, Sill. sps.. Nd Ju
CHEsTRoLET 81 convertible; sharp
metsf meta nTeeada STeeR nisn gUOa STS Top SRe BE
smart. sinsS fSGsfSyHri SGy your conSeTtibie C. now
B & D MoToRs. ss0I Old Biadens-
burg I'd. Cat Piney Branch). Sill.
cspyRnfFr spg M JT; Ia4a 5!ssS sssSor; ,mmseu-
422i Connecticut, WO. 6-84OO.
CHEVROLET 1851 club coupe: l
owner, r. and. h., low mileage. Week
days after $50. OIL. 4-439S.
CHEVROLET l949 club couDe: r. and
h., turn indicators. $3.50. Lo.
CHE4SRRoLET 1851 Fleetline de luxe
2-door: No. SOC. Lovely green nm
ish. new seat covers. fully equipped
motor in TOP condition. Come in to
see US today. Price, .195. PARK
WAY tFord), 1851 M st. NV. AID
{ CHEvRULET 1851 styleline de luxe
4-dr.: r. and h.. Powerglide; new
car cond. throughout: no down pay
ment to approved credit easy
monthly paImentS;; nN; fglI IoPP69 PFiee' 9q,y on
1925 Piney Branch rd., Silver
Sprins. Nd. JU. $1,000. -3u
CHEVROLET 80 convertible club
coupe; beautiful golden yellow nm
ish. matching leather interior,
radio. heater. Powerglide, wire disc
wheels. white-wall tires and many
other extras too numerous to men,
ton. This one-owner beauty has less
than 5000 miles. You can save
yourself hundreds of dollars if you
buy this one at our special price OF
only 81 .995; as low as S395 down.
"BRUNO'S'' EMBASSY MOTORS,
INC, corner of 3rd and K SITS. NV.
RE. 1880. open every evening
til q.
CHEVROLET 1859; bought Jan.
1853. Under $4,000 mileage. AS
good as new; $1,000; T. and h. Box
463-Y Star 40
Evening star., 1953-10-28
PRIME CONN. AVE.
LOCATION

Long lease, new heating plant; ten
ants pay utilities. APPROXI-
AFTER INTEREST. SS.400 annually.
Phone Mr.. Tiller. JU. S-9647.
THOS. j. FISHER g. CO. DI. 7-6S30
Evening star., 1953-10-28

SITES, 10th and Mill
tary rd. n.w.-4S.4S1 SO. it., zoned
40 A
SQUARE 54O5. East Capitol and Ben
ming rd.-54 900 SO. it.. Zoned 40 A.
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS. l2l Il
Evening star., 1953-10-28

CHEVROLET so 4-door styleline
de luxe sedan; radio, heater, tinted
glass, 2-tone paint. $1.495. PAGE
HUGHES BUICK. 62l Arlington
blvd. Rte. 90. Falls Church. Va.
JE $4,000. Open evenings till 8.
Evening star., 1953-10-28

ave: suitable for retail or wholesale
operation: approx. 5000 50. it. incl.
ofices, sales, Storage and shipping
areas, recently renovated and re-
decorated: new air-cond. unit. Ice.
parking lot: attrac. lease. Box
Evening star., 1953-10-28
CHRYSLER

CHh SLEh 'OE SaTatOga cIup COUPE,
fully equip. 2-tone green finish, real
TOP allowance H m for W Your rSs car. Mcneil
(Studebaker), 4034 Wis. ave-. EN-.
3-G2S6 %
CHRYSLER '46 Windsor: orig. owner.
must sell; only S395. terms. OHIO
WILLIAMS Buick. Goth and r. l.
Evening star., 1953-10-28

CHEVROLET 1949 sedan; orig. black
finish: fair cond.;: but only S395,
ne. AID. 4-9SS2. 80
CHEVROLET So 2-door: radio,
heater 5000 actual miles: i'm
maculate throughout. 81 1,495.
PAGE HUGHES BUICK, 621 Arling-
ton blvd, Rte. so. Falls Church, Va.
JE. $4,000. Open evenings till g.,
Evening star., 1953-06-07
(Ai}!HHl![II3Il
.l1J1IEI1;&

The<Boes--satdy-You're
thro6ghi What oodsshilling
wo1hsl What an MpaecSs ss0,y
btoA No longer need age.kat-
tlinRgray hair spell failure. Use
KOLOW.B W.BAK--and abolish
gray hair at viii Rid yourself
Of Nirty-gray streaks BY comb.
ingl la lew drops Of KOLOR.
BM daily through your hdir.
Gay vaniShes slowly. !, 50 eFGd-
duly. tgeM yOMT own st0Hse
nerkT NOticfs Soon gray s(reaks
are Ecne !. hair with natural.
looking. uniform coloring 10 its
Rras money Ssef sssizei.c9 LOR.sIE B x9us IS
Americas Latgest. Selling Solu.
ton for ArtiVciallY Coloring
Gray Hair. GeN> >BOLOR- R-BAK
at any drug couhter.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

HIP INTEREST trend in foshion is feoture Of this
permanently peoted skirt demonstrated for the newspaper people
by Betty Koch The silk suit is coIed Chompoene
NEW BATHING SUIT styles went Skyhgh recently when
66 members of the treated to preview of
Of CALIFORNIA; designs for 1883 On
75O-mle fight California beach resorts in DEG
bevy of models paraded down the aisle showing the latest
in bathing fashions
Expoundng the finer points of the beachwear,
Commentator Macdonald Carey drew his previous fashion
"experience gained when he played editor of fashion
magazine in the stage hit Lady in the Dark" Although
hired for the OCCASION Mr. Carey agreed with the predo
nanty male guests that the airborne fashion show
pleasure than business
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-14
Ny FIightto
Mexico City
part THREEl
By b. ii. Hilliard

The imaginary fall over the
cliff could have been a reality,
and each time l think of 1t, 1t
makes my heart shudder, There
Is but little or no doubt that
prayer, I had previously offered
was the chief cause of my mirac-
ulous escape.
After morning came, l began
the last lap of the preclpitous
drive up the treaeherous Sierra
Cliffs. The clouds had all DIS
persed. and driving could be done
with ease and safety. On the top
roadside scenery began to show
UP as had before.
Motorist might be inclined TO
believe that no snow capped
mountains should be seen eelo"
the Tropic of Cancer, but II the
day is clear one can see Popoea-
tepetl in the distance. The age
old method of carrying water on
each end of a yoke placed over
their shoulders, has not been DIS
carded. The peasant women usu-
ally do this class of work, ana
thew often use water from ponds
that most people would say, mot
fit for human consumption
Only three more towns to pass
before we reach the densely pop
ulated Mexico City, with its palm
lined streets, but one must pass
another checking station before
entering. In the middle of the
broad street, as one enters, STANDS
a most beautiful monument. IL
rains almost every day mere In
summer, and my day was almost
spoiled by such downpour The
next day | lost no time in driv-
ing over the city seeing sights.
The Museum, health center,
some parks and many other inte-
resting places were visited. The
population was cosmopolitan, even
the policemen showed their gen
crosby by showing you around.
Pyramid of the sun should have
been visited, but I made the mis-
take of not getting pass that
would have permitted me to stay
longer.
Before leaving, l took many
snapshots of people and things
as a lasting memory. On my way
out, l stopped at a service sta
ton to prepare for the treaehe-
rous drive down the mountain
About the same time, bus pull
ed along on the opposite side for
the same purpose.
1t was checked full of teen
ayers, and they Immediately no
ticed me, and began talking either
to me or about me. / soon put
together some of the words, and
understood. / calmly replied, mon
scholae, sed vitae" Whether they
understood me or not, it served
to get them off my neck. l then
made off on my way back TO
America"
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-14
Funeral Services
Held for The Late
Mrs. AiIeen Mason

Mrs. Aileen Pierce Mason, well
known teacher and wife of Jesse
w. Mason, assistant FILA super
visor. Marion, died Tuesday. July
% at the John CASTOR hospital in
Memphis where she had been a
patient for only a week.
Mrs. Mason was the daughter
of the late DIR, M. V. Pierce and
Mrs. Alma Pierce of Tucker, She
was born August 3, 1915.
Her educational career began
at an early age. She attended the
Rosenwald grade school at Tuck
er; high school at Alcorn college,
Aleorn. Mississippi, and received
her bachelor defree from AMIN
college, Pine Bluff. Mrs, Mason,
later studied at Prairie View col
lege, Prairie View, Texas.
She was a member of Mt. Olive
Baptist church, Tucker until she
moved to Marion where she unit
ed with the Rising Sun Baptist
church. and remained a faithful
member until death.
She taught in the public schools
in Arkansas for Is years, and was
the founder and president of the
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-14
Newport
J, A. Smith

Mrs. l. J, Oates is vacationing
in Chicago and Gary, Ind. g.
Mrs. Bertha Woods is i'll, also Mrs.
Ada Knox The Mission So
clety of First Baptist church will
sponsor a program on the fifth
Sunday at 3 p. m. Numbers by
other churches will be rendered
On August 16 the choir of St.
Paul AME church will render a
musical program Leaving for
the state congress at Shorter col
lege, Monday, Mrs. Berry, Mrs.
Martha PARROT, Mrs, Lewis, Miss
Ruel Jackson, Shirlene Walton,
Joe Lewis, and Reginald Hamp-
ton Mrs. Georgia Walker
spent Saturday in Kensett :.
The Deaconess board of St Paul
AME church gave program
Sunday night Mrs. Freeman
spent Friday with her sister and
mother, Mrs. Willie Lewis and
Mrs. Landers Morning Star
Baptist church held a rally and
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-14
WiIrIlot

II. ID. Hill
A group attended the SIS conven-
ton in Thebes, Thurs. The
building committee of the Shady
Grove AME church held a meet
ing Sunday They raised 1927 for
building purposes, They also had
a successful rally the 4th Sunday
Mrs. c. E. Shelton and Mrs.
Pattie l.. Curtis shopped in Der
mott Wednesday Joe Willie
Souder and Mrs. Pattie L. Curtis
went to Boydell Friday to visit
Mrs. Mrs. Nettie c. Ivey An
drew Lee of California is here
visiting his mother, Mrs. s. A.
Lee The revival at the John
Wesley AME Zion church is con-
tinued thru this week. The speak
er each night has been, Evangelist
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-14

program Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Mary Horuberger was guest speak
er Those attending SIS con-
gress at Batesville from First
Baptist were, Mrs. Mary Horn
berger, Mrs, Evelyn Hernett, Miss
Estelle Winston, Miss Betty Rod
dy Gilbert Brankett; Morning
Star Baptist church, Mrs. d. B,
Daniels, Mrs Alexander, Willie
Rice, Constance Croft and Eula
Jenkins Mrs, Mary Hornber-
ger is mentioning in St. Louis q.
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-14

Keys of Sunshine club, Marion;
corresponding secretary of State
Federated clubs; member of Ma
eirema club, Forrest City and
Crittenden County Teachers as
sociation.
She was united in Holy we'd
lock to Jesse w. Mason, June 7,
1893. To this union. three chill
dren were born, Jesse, jr,, Alma
Patricia, and Cecil Vernon. She
is survived by a devoted mother,
husband, three children, two
brothers. two aunts and a host
of relatives and friends.
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-14

Mrs. c. r. Plair of Kentucky
Mrs. M. ]. Webb and Mrs. Alice
Smith left Wednesday, Mrs. Smith
will stop in ST. Louis and Mrs,
Webb Is going to New York
Rev. ]. w. Cooper of this city
will preach in MeGhee at the Oak
Grove CINE church Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-14
Atkins
A. +. Cunningham

Rev. s. Macdaniel preached for
Rev. Hill on the first Sunday
from the subject Thanksgiving
and Prayer" He preached a Won
derful sermon and held the mem
bers firmly by his argument. The
sisters presented a program in the
afternoon which was attended by
guests from Happybend and Trim
ity Baptist churches. An inspiring
message was delivered Ed
Majors, well known Conway
county and Pope county citizen
and large farmer died at this
home in Morrilton and was bur
led on the End. Cosmopolitan
funeral home was in charge
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-14

Peyton Martin went to st. Louis
to accompany his wife home I.
Mrs. Jessie Kemp of Cotton
Plant was a guest of her brother
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Hornett
James Hornett is on the sick
list
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-14
RECIPE
OF THE
WEEK
\ w Eaul4e z. ProsXra

One of my pleasantest memories
about food goes back to the time
when I was a little girl and we
used to make homemade ice
cream on warm afternoons. l
think anyone who's ever waited
and watched someone turn the
handle Of a big old fashioned
freezer slower and slower
slower until the time comes for
that first delicious sample
is ever going to believe that any
thing is as good as homemade ice
cream. Anyway that's why /
think and my family agrees with
me, even though I make ours in
a refrigerator tray. But no matter
how you make it, homemade ice
cream is always a welcome des-
sert and always just a little bet
ter than any you can buy With
my Pet Milk recipe, it's easy 10
make ice cream that's always
rich favored and creamy
smooth and you'll be surprised
how little it costs In fact even
when you serve it with golden
brown butterscotch sauce made
with Pet Milk, for a special treat,
it's still not in the expensive
class. l hope you'll try both these
recipes soonl
Peppermint Ice Cream
/ cup Pet Evaporated Milk
/ cup finely crushed peppermint
(see note)
Chill 2-3 cup milk until ice
cold. Meanwhile, heat l-3 cup milk
until steaming hot. Remove from
heat and stir in peppermint Cool
thoroughly Whip ice cold milk
with cold rotary beater or electric
heater at high speed, until. stiff.
Whip in the cooled peppermint |
mixture. Freeze, without stirring, |
in tray of automatic refrigerator |
at coolest temperature, or in a T
mold buried in mixture Of .
parts crushed ice to ] part ice
cream salt. Makes ] quart
Note: You can use crushed pep
,ermint stick candy.
Evening star., 1953-10-04
Why Grow Old?
Put Your Skin in Shape for Winter LoveIness

plying hot oil until your entire
head has been covered. Wiring
a bath towel out after dunking
it in hot water and then wrap
it around your head. Do this
several times and then leave
the oil on overnight or for a few
hours before shampooing it out
of the hair. Also treat your
scalp to an extra amount of
massage.
The skin of your face and neck
also probably requires special
and faithful care so far as lubri-
cation is concerned. There is
always a problem for the mar
ried woman who has a dry skin.
If she is in the house much of
the day, of course, she can apply
her lubricating cream and leave
it on for hours while she does
her housework.
However, If she has a career
or does not have many hours
at home during the day, she will
have to use a lubricant at night.
Even if she does use cream in
the daytime she should use an
eye cream at night.
Liquid lanolin with vitamin
A will help solve this problem.
Lanolin is softening to the skin
Evening star., 1953-10-04
Why Grow Old?
By Josephine Lowmon

Most of us have already taken
our vacations for this year and
are now settled down into the
routine of fall. This is the lowell
est time of year in my book.
The foliage is flaming in many
parts Of the country and every
where we feel the hint of colder
weather to come. This makes us
want to dance and run and sing
and accomplish all sorts OF
things.
While the hours spent in the
sun and wind give our health a
big boost, they are sometimes
hard on our epidermis. We may
find that our heels and elbows
are rough and our skin some
what dried out. Therefore this
seems to be a good time for
some home reconditioning.
If your hair has been dried
out by too much direct exposure
to the bright sunlight, you would
be wise to give yourself a few
hot-oil treatments before you
have your permanent.
To do this, part your hair
and dip a piece of cotton into
hot oil. Massage this along the
part. Continue parting and ap-
Evening star., 1953-10-04
Unusual Corner Fireplace

and by the Sculptured tiles
above the opening. A gay
ruffle under the mantel helps
counteract the vertical feeling
created by the f1ue. To mini
mize angles resulting from the
flue, the provincial paper that
covers the walls is carried
across the wall above the
mantel.
Though in square footage
this corner fireplace occupies
a minimum of space, it's de-
sign makes it the most impor-
tant feature of the room.
Evening star., 1953-10-04

used on rough heels and elbows,
Look yourself over and Danish
the external damage from your
outdoor life because fall clothes
require a smooth skin. Fall
shades do not go so well with
suntan as summers colorS do.
If you would like to have
Evening star., 1953-10-04

and vitamin A has long been
correlated with a lovely COM
plexion. The nice thing about
this is that it sinks into the
skin. leaving no grease. so that
it can be used at night or even
in the daytime under your
makeup. It is also effective when
Evening star., 1953-10-04
By Pauline Groves

A fireplace adds a great
deal of warmth apd cheer to
any room. Even if you haven't
room for a large one, give a
thought to tucking one in a
corner. What it lacks in size
you can make up in attractive
design.
The fireplace illustrated,
though small, is given impor-
tance by the raised hearth
with it's top of brick PAYERS,
Evening star., 1953-10-04

my leadet, "Reconditioning at
Home" send q stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope with your re-
Evening star., 1953-10-04

quest for Leafiet No. 40 to Jose
phine Lowman. in care Of The
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1953-10-04

TostefuI prints blend with your bath oe-
cessories in these nyIon-hemmed Good
year Vinyfim II" shower curtains and
matching window curtain sets. Stoin-re-
sistont, won't crack, fade or miIdew wipe
clean with damp cloth.
(shown) Manhattan, wide Roman stripes
in two-coIor and silver combinations.
mot shown) Hemingway, fishing boots
and nets in three color prints. Choose
from colors.
-. also Bethesda Budget Store
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Diner Steals
Cash Register
pALTIMoRE R-The l.a.lmaa1

BALTIMORE RThe lessimony
vent:
'slook see. BIZ bloy. bin eat.
no pay. i0II4a.botchl. Ne old 10
car 10 flight .
TIE heeuser VS. Lee Wee Yum.
s4-gearolA operator If = Chinese
restaurant TIE accused. Harold
Bowman. -
Maristrase 2. Everett Lsns
tursed 10 potice - Frank Bae-
calls, . veteran II sks chlnasowa
beat. sfser Yuma tsstfmosg.
What Cd he a4yf+
So ggs. Eaeesla traasassea Bew-
man ordered j maki ii tie re-.
nurans and refused - pag fov !.
wasksd OF rib sse cash regisisr
ard len 4 empty ID tie street
aster taxing IS.
BuNman waa ssnte0esd - Z
vear IL prizes fss fAefk.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION
ron TAX DEED

NOTICE or APPLICATION
ron TAX DEED
CHAPTER 2072z --- ACTS or 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
that John H Payne holder OF Cann-
~ Tax Certificate No. Isl issued
the isf day OF June. AD. 1916, has
flied same In my office. aud has
made application for q TAX deed "a
be issued thereon Said Certificate
embraces the following described
property I'm the County az Monrpn.
State Of Florida, so.wit:
BIO TORCH KEY r 10 A Of
TT Of Lots Ia pa gwL Of gwA
See. III. Twp SO s., n. 20 r.. 10
Acres G2%sie 40 recorded in
Monroe County Records
The assessment ~ said property
under the said certificate was N
the name Of; REBEccA y. VIII
Unless said certificate shall De
redeemed according 20 Iaw, the
property described herein viii be
sold to the highest bidder al the
Court House door on she first
Monday In the month Of May, 1854.
which ls the 9Th day Of May, 1854.
Dated this 18th day Of March,
1854
lclrcust Court
Eeal3 EARL n. ADAMS,
Clark OF Circuit Court.
EonraA County. Florida
By Fl0renee r. SAwysr.
Deputy clerk.
maraa~4sgapF&*a
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NOTICE OF REnENPTIoN

Notice lE hereby given 20 the
holder OF the following described
bond OF The City of Key weal,
Florida. that said bond has been
called for redemption on April /.
iska;
One Electric Revenue Bond,
Series 1886. dated April I, Is4s.
denomination of st.n01.ob. in-
tereSt rate 80 =. due April 1.
1873, Bond number SIS.
Payment 81 principal and re-
uuarad interest premium Wiii be
made upon presentation 81 tbs
bond. accompanied by AL interest
coupons maturing Oh and after
October 4. 1853, AT Isaaaiie Ma
tlonal Bank. Chicago. Illinois, or
The Miami Beach First National
Sank. Miami Beach, Florida. en- &c
after April /. 1853. ard interest
shall cease 70 accrue on nnld date.
VICTOR LOWE
CITY Clerk
City Of Key West. Fieriaa
nnarI1.tNk1
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5o-Legal Notices
tCoNrNUKDl

1851. for approval OF same and for
final discharge as Administrative
of the estate OF JOHN FRANKLIN
BLACKWELL, Senior. deceased,
on this goth day of February. 1883,
ANNA r. BLACKWELL
Administrative OF the estate of
John Franklin Blackwell. ST.. de-
ceased.
WILLIAM r. NEBLETT
Attorney for Executrix
feh2e:mar5-i2-1s,isss
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BATTERIES! One Year Guaran-
tee! Group /, $9.75. Group 2,
$12.45. Long type, $1s.45. We pay
all taxes. Free installation! Sweet.
ing's Auto Service. mar13-3Ot
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HOLLYWOOD BED. Cheap. Phone
2-3080. mar19-6t
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BLONDE Spartan tube console
radio photograph comb, with
records. Phone 2-7656. mar18-Stx
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Bicycles and Tricycles

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