davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-25
Valentine Party Held
By Leadership Club

Members of the Noble County
Leadership Club enjoyed a val
entine party at the Olive Grange
hall recently.
A business session was held
with committees appointed for
the next meeting to be held on
March 8.
Games and valentine eX-
change was the entertainment
and delicious refreshments were
served
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-25
DINNER GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Garrett and
daughters, Sheryl and Sharon
were Sunday dinner guests of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Garrett of Summerfield. Other
guests were Mrs. Blanche Foster,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster and
children of GAINESVILLE, Ray and
Rodney Reed of Summerfield
route /. MIR. and Mrs. Herzle
Garrett and children were Sun
day evening guests.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-25
TO FLORIDA

Herschel Jordan will leave
this Thursday for Florida, where
he expects to enjoy months
fishing trip and vacation. He is
the owner of Jordan's store and
The Fashion Shop.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-25

Pictured above when she was
one year old, is Candace May
Young, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Young of New Con-
cord. Her mother is the former
Clyta Musser. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
los Musser of Caldwell and Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Young of New
Concord, are the grandparents
and great grandfather is Hiram
Carter of Caldwell.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-08-01

Robert A. Yothers, capable
young Seattle attorney, has filed
fol a Il bipartisan judicial post,
asking election to Position No. 7,
King County Superior Court, vac
ancy created by the death of the
late Robert Jones.
A proven trial attorney, Yoth-
ers' background provides the
qualifications of integrity and
capability necessary for the judg-
ship.
In 1851 and 1858 Yothers was
legal adviser to Republican sena-
tors and the Senate Judiciary
Committee in general and special
sessions.
He authored many legal opin-
ions on constitutional questions
and drafted important legislative
bills, all of which were upheld by
the State Supreme Court.
Considered one of the States
leading authorities on legislative
procedures, Yothers drafted the
Veterans Bonus Bill, the Anti-Sub-
versive Law, the Teachers and
Policemens Pension Measures, the
school bus bill and the Youth Pro-
lection Act.
Admitted to the Bar in 1888,
Yothers is a former King County
deputy prosecuting attorney. He
gained statewide attention for
his rigorous prosecution in the
Canwell Un-American activities
cases, charged with ferreting out
Communists.
The 41-year-old attorney is
married and has one son. He was
an honor graduate at Washington
State College and the University
of Washington Law School; a vet
eran of World War II, he is past
state commander of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars and a member of
the American Legion.
Yothers is currently chairman
of the King County U.S.O., and
holds membership in the Munich
pal League, National Conference
of Christians and Jews, Civic I'm
ity League, Crown Hill P.TA.,
and the Elks and Eagles fraternal
lodges.
He is also a trustee of the Bal
lard General Hospital, vice-presi-
dent of the Kiwanis Spatsic Hos
pital Trustees, and life member
of the Wedgewood Community
Club.
He is head of the legal firm of
Yothers, Lukerath, Harris & Dore
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-08-01

BLESILDA OCAMPO, the Phil
oppines' entry in the 1854 "Miss
Universe" pageant, staged in
Long Beach last month, was one
of the 16 semi-finalists. She is
a student at SantO Tomas Uni
versity in Manila.
Photo by Nazih Massaad
wouldn't have signed the movie
contract offered anyway" she de-
clared assuringly.
Tell me of your plans now
Bessy."
MY mother, and brother and I, .
she said, will tour the United
States and then return home. We
have been away since April %. ]
want to go home, study hard, fin
ish my course in architecture
and help build better, a more
beautiful Philippines"
Lovely, lovely girl, Bessy Ocam-
DO isl
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-08-01
Her Speech Draws Tears

Each of the 16 girls was re-
quired to say few words extern
poraneously about her country
This was part of the contest for
the judges rating on personality,
poise and beauty. Miss Ocampo
was the only speaker who brought
a good number of the audience
down to tears.
At least six women in my sec
ton had dampened eyes after
Blesilda had spoken. She spoke
of the loyalty and love of the Fill
pinos for America, the dream of
freedom that has ben realized, and
the pattern of Democracy that is
there IN existence. She spoke of
lofty Christian breeding that has
to be practiced by the person both
within him and without.
1st miss Universe" Happily
Married
Master of ceremonies Bob Rus
sell asked her about Armi Kuus-
ella, the first Miss Universe"
now Mrs. Virgilio Hilario, and she
told the public that the Hilarios
are an ideal couple and are living
a bhssful married life in Manila.
She Looks for Character in a Man
Ask as to the sort of man she
would marry, she replied: 81 look
for the character of a man rather
than his lOks."
Most every sentence she uttered,
in perfect English, was loudly APP
plauded And then she said: >.
although 1 cannot bring trophies
home with me, 1 am sure L will
bring the fOndest memories of the
friendship and kindness accorded
me here by all of you, and the
happiness that l shall forever
cherish"
And she concluded by saying,
Whenever hear the Star Span
/ gled Banner I stand in full respect
because I feel, like my country
men, as though it were also my
national anthem"
Attends StO. Tomas University
Blesilda Muller Ocampo was
born in Manila of well-to-do par
ents. She is a student at Santo
Tomas University, sophomore in
the College of Fine Arts. She is
10 years old, stands feet, 51a
inches, measures 34-231a-34, and
weighs 118 pounds. She was on a
world tour with her mother and
elder brother, Leonardo, and. came
to Long Beach direct from Lon
don.
Declined Hollywood Offer
Of the 16 semi-finalists, II were
offered contracts for several
weeks by Frank Sennes of Moulin
Rouge, at present Hollywood
plushiest night club, to start at
$4,000 a week, and she was one
of the IL selected; and she was
the only one who declined
She is quite a fastidious dresser,
in Filipino costume or decOlletes,
and has an advantage over some
of the girls in speaking, for she
speaks Spanish and English, while
others know only their own
tongues.
what is your reaction to last
nights decision ?" l asked her.
Every fair" she retOrted, at
was as it should be; 1 think Miss
South CarOlina'-Miriam Steven
sOn-is the most beautiful girl in
the entire pageant"
/ Wants to Be An Architect
What do you aspire to be,
Bessy?" queried again, while we
were having lunch at the Hotel
Lafayette here, where many of
the beauteous contestants were
housed. 1t was the day after the
Finals and the darlings We're
swarming within the premises"
II want to be an architect" she
saba god architect" she en-
phasized. Bessy has personality,
features and figure good enough
for stage and screen, but she's not
interested at all in either one.
saHaH 4 haar nrx 81 Al. ao.,-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-08-01
BY AMADO e. DINO

Long Beach, Calf-Besilda "Bessy" Ocampo, the Fill
pima entry in the Third miss Universe Beauty Pageant
here was the pretest oveest contestant the Philip
pines has so far This proved by her having been
selected one the 16 semnass out of 33 foreign ovees
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-08-01
Filipino Entry In Miss Universe
Pcoeonf IS AmonQ Is Semi-FinoliSfs

Bessy OcampO Among Twelve Offered HOLLYWOOD JOD anu
the Only One Who Declined; Prefers to
Continue College Work
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-26
rsss 1HE KY WEsT cITIzEN Tsssd.y iaas.ry = is.
Hal Boyle
Says

NEW YORK R-Haye you been
invited to be . television actor
yet?
No? We'll, don't give up hope,
In yideo everybody is getting into
the act, II they got around to me,
they'll set around to you.
I made my first professional nv
debut last Sunday, and II I didn'i
Immediately become q bright Iiy.
ing legend In the theater It's no,
my fault. They switched roles on
me. Twas n0sed out by q bronze
bust Of Hamlet.
The play was 'King Richard II, I"
written by William Shakespeare
or, as We In that enchanted world
behind the footlights prefer to call
him, THE Bard II starred Mau.
rice Evans and Sarah Churchill
and was presented over the MIC
network on the Hallmark Hall Of
Fame program at q cost Of $175,.
OOO-mofe cash than Shakespeare
saw In his whole lifetime.
When ] was first asked to Join
the cast, ] was careful to inquire
what part I would play.
You play the corpse of King
Richard In the final death scene 2
the agent said. You just lie there
In q coffin with q mask over your
face, Iii by four candles, until they
carry you OF. It's q tremendous
exit"
It did sound good. And playing
q corpse With q mask over your
face would bring out the Barry.
more ID any actor.
But when ! went to the rehearsal
! found the plans had been
changed.
when Evans played Hamlet on
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teleyisiOn last year, the corpse
nuttered his eyelids and the
camera caught IT," . director said.
! promised on my honor not "a
breathe for five minutes before the
last scene until five minutes after
y was over, but the director said:
We can't take q chance. We've
gwen the corpse role to bronze
Dust OF Maurice playing Hamlet.
The bust has been made up with
greasepaint and hair to look like
King Richard, and we feel pretty
sure It won't nutter It's eyes,"
When ! asked where that left me,
he said:
Most actors start their career.
as offstage noises. "WeW start you
as an onstage silence. You'll be
q lord at the court. You don't say
anything. You just stand there and
look as sober as an old English
lord"
! shared my debut with three
other newcomers to the theater.
two BOrzOi hounds named Nicholas
and Lisa Ga brother and sister act)
and . horse called Southern Com.
fort.
Lisa was 50 nervous she had q
stomach upset just before her en-.
trance. But then she Strengthened
up like the game little trouper she
is.
"Good luck, kids" I whispered
They trotted out and came bach
. few minutes later, wagging theil
tails like veteran actors.
Southern Comfort also did abou,
as tine job Of acting as any
horse ] can remember off hand
out when his groom led him bach
he said:
Look at that horses knees. He's
still shaking like q leaf" Southern
Comfort reached over and tried ID
bite him.
! was on during the first and
LAST scene. stood so still that
after the first scene ended one Of
the prop men started 10 pick me
up, then dropped me, exclaimine
Are you alive?" Quite a tribute
to my acting, / thought.
Just before the final death scene
! whispered to an actor: s.Wil Il
be all right il I wave goodby a
the Kings corpse when they carry
me out? TIN make the scene look
less somber."
II you even so much as twitch
your nose" he Kissed back. "the
director win cut your heart out. .
so ! stood as still as q waiter
while they carried the made.up
bronze bust offstage. I must saw
that bust played the role of =
corpse to the hilt. 1t couldn't have
been much more dead.like.
Later Evans threw a champagne
party for the cast. As Southern
comfort didn't care for cham.
payne, and Nicholas and Lisa were
TOO young for 1t, I slipped their
snare and went home feeling bet.
.er-ieeling, in fact, more like an
English lord than ever.
Next week, East Lynne"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-26
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. l3-05a
ROSEMARY LOTHIAN,
Plaintiff.
CLIFFORD GEORGE LOTHIAN.
Defendant.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: CLIFFORD GEORGE LOTHIAN
20 Ettersea Crescent,
Toronto, Canada.
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are
required to serve q copy of your
answer on ENRIQUE ESQUIN-
ALDO. JR., Cos Whitehead Street,
Key West, Florida, Attorney for
Plaintiff and file the original there
Of with the Clerk of this Court on
or before the 24th dav of February,
A. d. 1864. otherwise a Decree Pro
Confesso will be entered against
you.
Key West. Monroe County. Flor
Ida, January Is. 1854.
tSeal) EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk of the
Circuit Court.
BY: Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
jan2s ;feb2-s-1s.Is54
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SMATHERS
SAYS:

WASHINGT0N-The Administra-
tons budget for the new fiscal
year beginning July / has been
sent TO Congress. Buried deep
within II under food control is an
item Of $3,62O.OOO for our long
range program In Florida.
When this program was con-
ceived and approved, principally
because Of its Importance to the
national welfare, II was envisioned
as a progressive work, gaining
momentum and support each year.
In other words, it began with a
small appropriation and as the
work progressed, economy dictated
increasing funds until finally the
largest sum would be spent on the
year Of completion.
We are disappointed the admin
istratlon has seen fit to ask IN
adequate financing, and, although
pleased we were not cut off com
pletely as We were last year, there
is no alternative to pressing eff.
fort To Increase this sum.
There appears a determination
to postpone the period when this
great project viii become prOfita.
BILE. Failure to support 1t adequate
~ viii retard FlOrida's economy
and damage natural resources. II
is hoped the congress win recog-
niIe the greater need which the
bureau has not grasped.
Meanwhile, the people Of Florida
ere being called upon again to
face the possibility Of huge losses
in farms, groves and herds. The
food control system has reached
the crucial stage when substan.
tial support IS required. It Is like
the time In battle, when the enemy
Is wavering and the commander
throws his reserves into the fray
10 clinch q swift and overwhelm-
ing victory. Failure to take ad-
vantage Of such q development
means great suffering, possible de-
feat.
News Nosss or The Cuff: Com
merce Department has assured me
study is already being given to
possibility Of establishing a For.
eign Trade Zone at Miami, giving
Florida the sixth such operation
in the nation: l have urged this
step as logical development Of
our growing lnter-American pro-
gram. Thanks to Shag Daye and
the Miami Food Brokers Associa.
ton for kind words reference our
support of the Robinson Patman
Act, designed to protect the in
dependent merchant. New coun-
tries added to the eligible list for
the orange and grapefruit export
payment program bring the num-
Der to Is: Austria, Belgium, Den
mark, Finland, France, Germany,
Greenland. Iceland, Ireland, Lux
embourg, The Netherlands, Nor
way, Sweden, Switzerland, and
United Kingdom. Request from
Florida Department, VFW that
another National Cemetery be es.
tablished in Florida is under study
by Secretary Of the Army at my
suggestion. -.
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or r,xu,
SL4TEENTH JUDICIAI, CTncrrrT
OF THE STATE or rT.nnTma
~ AND FOR MONROE cNWNw11e'
IN CHANCERY.
IVAN wILL VILLA re cow aSJS9S
:. Plaintiff.
MARY GENEVA GOODWIN. DIVORCE
-. NOTICE NJ PUBI SueaaaGt;
Az MANY GENEVA GOODWIN
SSSo MIS-: Nettie E. Phillips
~ Riddle Avenue
Amington. Delaware
pn,V are hereby notified that =
h .. complaint for Divorce has
tsFs aiied against you, By the plain.
- anu You are hereby REQUIRED
~ sS n 9 copy OF your Answer I'd
tivs, Dill or Complaint on the plain
49, Attornev, and file the original
sasnswer IN the office of the CLERK
~ ~ tne circuit Court on or before
~ so : sSra day Of February, AID. 1854.
II ueIauIt OF which the Bill of Com.
~ nn,. VIII be taken as confessed
, Dated AT Key west. Florida. this
tesn gay OF January, AID. 1854.
Seail Esd, Earl. r. ADAMS
Si S OF the Circuit Court Of Monroe
county. Florida.
1s1l RAYMOND r.. LORD
~ Box lac, Key West, Florida
attorney for Plaintiff.
jan1s-2s:feb2-s.1s 1884
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DON'T BUY until you see this one.
II Is custom built. has extra
large living room and dining area
with beam ceilings, two large bed
rooms, two baths, wardrobe elo-
sets, garbage disposal. finished gar
age and utility room, Handicapped
yard and many other extras. Com
pare for comfort, price and salts
faction. johnson and johnson, 4l9
Duval St. Phone 2-2S3l. janH-t
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BEST residential section, facing
beach. Beautiful view, always
a breeze. 3 bedrooms, 2 tile baths.
beamed ceilings, LR & DR.; kitch-
en-, utility room. heaters in LR
and bath; terrazzo floors; jalousie
windows, furnished. 2 years old,
handicapped. $4,000 Phone 2-7sl5.
ian26-tf
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TWO story frame home converted
into apis, which bring good in
come. Convenient TO bus line and
shops. Inquire 2o24 Fogarty.
jan25-6tx
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2 BEDROOM corner house, screen
ed porch, carport, attic exhaust
fan. yard nicely handicapped, shade
trees, etc. 212O Harris Ave.
jan15-12txI
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MODERN House, 2 bedroom, 2
baths with carport. VIII sacrifice
if sold in next two weeks. 1872 18th
Terrace. Phone 2-6095. jan23-12tx
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INCOME producing lot, g. Z 107' /,
zoned for business, 500 Truman
Ave-, near Duval. House on pre-
misses, rents for $4,000 yearly.
Price 5000. Phone 2.2s0S.
jans-tf
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L BEDROOM Sunshine. Full jalou-
sled, livably furnished, $500. 90
down, $50. per month. Phone 2
I6S60. jan26-tf
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In 1858, The United States sold
more than a billion dollars worth
Il gold abroad and imported none.
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3 BEDROOM Sunshine house $500.
down, $50. monthly. Inquire 200
Fogarty Ave. jan20.tf
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2 STORY building over 1000 50. f.
for any purpose. Simonton ST.,
near Gulf. Reasonable terms Boz
Q-3 co Citizen Office. janl5-ti
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CHS Home, two bedrooms, living
room, kitchen-dinette, bath, uti'
lily room and carport. In very
good neighborhood. Price and
terms reasonable. Johnson and
johnson, 4lS Duval st. Phone 2
2Ssl. jan13-t,
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= STORY house, 8 unit apt. build
ing. fully furnished. Good loca-
ton and easy terms. Phone 2-6s21.
jan1s-tf
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l7--Personal Services

Singer Sewing Machines
SALES. service, parts. Singer
Sewing Machine Co, 11s Coral
Way, Coral Gables. jan1-tf
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GREASE RACK and service sta
ton attendant. Must be expert
enced. 5000 weekly. Rudy's Ser
vice Station, Sigsbee Park.
jan23-6t
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COUPLE desires efficiency apart
ment. No children or pets.
Reasonable rent. Phone 2-3015.
jan26-3tx
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3 BEDROOM furnished Sunshine
house. Equity $4,000 and as
sumo remainder Of T. n. A. mort
gage. Phone 2-2ll4 before 500 or
2-6461 after $500. 0ecSl-u
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APT, by young couple. Both
school teachers. Call 2-6387
after five. jan26-2t
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KITCHEN Help, apply in person,
Pcnce's Llncheonette, 7o1 Simon
ton St jan26-tf
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9-Female Help Wanted

CURB girl at active DRIVEN. Ap-I
ply Blvd. Drive in, Roosevelt
Blvd and LIST. jan25tfI
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PHOT0STATIC Copies. Fast ser.
vice. Larry Harms Studio. "a
Duval, Phone 2-6S1l., ian1.t,
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SATEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
" THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
~ md FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1S-OIy
1oANITA B. MCINTYRE.
Plaintiff,
JAMES RICHARD MCINTYRE
=. NOTICE az PUBLICATION
1o' James Richard Mcintyre,
Floral Street.
concord, North Carolina
IOu ARE HEREBY ORDERED
And REQUIRED TO serve a copy of
your answer to the Complaint for
DIvorce on the Plaintiffs Solicitor,
and Tile the original Answer in the
SIIics OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court on or before the Sth day of
Feouary. A. d. 1854 in the above
emitted cause, otherwise the allera-
lions therein contained will be TAX
en- as confessed
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West: Monroe County, Florida, this
in IN day Of January. A. D. 1854.
tSEALA EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida.
BY; (sdl Florence E. Sawyer
2. =. PORTER. ~. S1s ~sEA.
Soneltor for Plaintiff,
So Fleming Street.
hey NeeA Florida
Jan. s.i3.io.oe. 1854
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WAITRESS wanted, from 3 to 8
p. m. Columbia Restaurant, III
Duvai st. jan26-3tx
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FOR BUYING or selling any kind
Of Key West property, contact
Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming st. Es-
|tablished 1919. jams 30tx
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SALES women, full or part time.
Experience necessary. Phone 2
56SS. lan26-3tx
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WAITRESS, Apply in person. Pom
ce's Llncheonette, 701 Simonton
st. jan26-tf
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8-Male Help Wanted

|MIDDLEAGED, neat, intelligent
sfoe salesman. See Mr.. Lurie,
|Schiff's Shoe Store. jan14.tf
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NICE 2 or 8 bedroom furnished
house or apartment for family of
four. Now It'll April 1st. Phone 2
5671. jan25-6tx
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DELTA multiplex 10 inch saw, q
blades and stand. Used steam
iron, Like new. Electric percAator.
ll22 Thompson st. jan26-2tI
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BLEEDING Hearts - Caladiums.
Fancy white and pink leaves.
Large bulbs Of named varieties at
Key West Garden and Lawn Sup
ply. Phone 2-6912. jan25-3t
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25-Real Estate For Sale

3 BEDROOM UNFINISHED Sun
shine house. Inquire 2121 Seiden-
berg Ave. jan6-22tx
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1O-Male and or Female
Help Wanted

MAKE 5000 daily. Sell lumin-
Gus name plates. Write Reeves
Co., Attleboro, Mass, free sample
and details" jan2o-6tx
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LIVING room suite. eoffee ta6is.
large trunk, radioeonsole. Can
be seen At lis c POineiana.
jan2S-Stx
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SILVER gray lined oak double
dresser, matching bookcase.
headboard and hollywood bed. "a
Sigsbee Rd. ian2s,Stx
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ALL shelving, wai cases, tables at
Lewinsiy's Mems Shop. Phone =
1881 between 10 and 4, janie-tf
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FOR SALE: Saxophone, Conn, B
fiat alto. Good condition, 1872
Stump Lame. jan26-3tx
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SIMMONS ''Hide.a.wayp couch.
bed for sale. Year and a hah old.
Grey upholstery, Red Slip cover.
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