IsPAY, APRIL 26, 1939
I .'ii St" George was. SoCUil CaklldaV
Monday afternoon to ^'
I ei her pinochle club. .
oavis was high scorer THURSDAY, APRIL 27
Hit'" noon. j Woman's Club Flower Show in
' '-T'te?oVef lervK MaS?n*C bUil<^ 2
the following I"Cl0Ck until 8::? ?'clock- a,
V v:. L. Garrett. J. W. I o clock and 7:30 o'clock.
M. Davis, H. T. FRIDAY, \PRI1 28
?.., r. T,? j. w. Mr"
Arthur Dosher, and .MONDAY MAY 1
Pinochle club meets with Mrs.
~ H T. St. George at 2:30 o'clock.
PART\ ,?ircle number 1 meets.
TUESDAY, MAY 2
I \dridge was surprised circle number 2 meets.
H\ night with a party. \ WEDNESDAY, MAY 8
Ix'ing his birthday. Toman's Club meets in the
lumber of friends were clut room' at 3:30 o'clock.'
nd enjoyed games and ?\
Blarhe Newton, R. L. ThompH.
; u.ch and cake were son* R. W. Woodsides. Ed. MarHi
the following guests: |low# Price Furpless. W. E. Do
mi's A. L Brown. Rev sher, and J. S. Aldridge.
H N* Phillips, Mr. and I
ll> Robinson. Mr. and BUJKO PARTY
Hiue Whatley. Mrs. Mi- |
Mrs. G. E. Hickman, I Tlv Bunko Club held its first
H Hickman. Mrs. \V. B. week.' meeting in the home of
L-. Hb. x' .iio \\)'otto Miuu i XTioc*-7,1dr>o Rnrnhill on ThlirsriftV
I Buy In Brunswick!
During the busy firming season you will
iu< time to snare from yotr work to make
<s to out-of-countv places over bad roads
B2d detours.
I NOW IS THE TIME TO GIVE YOUR
^^OMr.-COUNTY MERCHANT A CHANCE!
K Come to our store. Comikre our quality
Hd price. You'll discover we re in line with
m competitors. That being the case, why not
nd your money where it wil do the most
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Bshallotte Tradirg Co.
HOBSON KIRBY, Propri?tor
w^m
1" its
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iii i/m
of Superfex, the refrigerator with which
Perfection Stove Company pioneered
Bmodern refrigeration ANYWHERE." In those
Bleven years Superfex has been subjected to the
Biost severe tests, including far-away tropical
Bungles, proving its trouble-free dependability. I
Bn thousands of farm homes Superfex is making I
Bossible better living at lower cost?a greater variety
Bf more wholesome, appetizing foods?saving food,
Bime and money?saving trips to markets and saving i
Buperfex "earns its keep?pays for itself with its savings" i
Boes more. It increases their earnings from dairy products an
Brove for yourself that you CAN afford modern rtfriger.
B e Savings Prover. Come in, write or telephone for a cc
Bhen we are sure you will went a demonstration and we'l
Bial right in your own home
R Furniture Co. McGougan Eleci
Tabor City Tabor City
New Arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. A. E Huntley
announce the birth of a daughter,
Phyllis Lorraine, at the Dosher
Memorial Hospital Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Sanders,
of Southport, announce the birth
of a son, John Dixon, at the Dosher
Memorial Hospital, April 18.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ganey, of
Leland, announce the birth of a
! son at Dosher Memorial Hospital
Monday.
night. Mrs. Alec Williams and
Mrs. Lee Hewett won prizes.
J Miss Barnhill served delicious
refreshments to the following:
i Mesdames W. C. Webb, Lee Hewett,
Alec Williams, Herbert Rogers,
James Smith and Miss Erline
Rogers.
HOSPTTAL AUXILIARY
The auxilliary of the Dosher
Memorial Hospital met on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of
Mrs. C. Ed. Taylor in a special
session to discuss plans for the
unveiling of a bronze plaque in
honor of Dr. J. Arthur Dosher.
Mrs. J .Arthur Dosher, president
of the organization, presided
| over the meeting:.
BIRTHDAY PARTY~
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Miss Stuart Arrington, youngI
daughter of Mrs. E. H. Arrington,
was honored with a birthday party
on Saturday afternoon at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs.
E. H. Cranmer. It was her 5t'n
birthday.
A large number of children
were invited and enjoyed games
and a fish-pond after which they
were served ice cream and cake.
;FRIDAY CLUB"
The Friday Afternoon Bridge
] Club was entertained in the home
j of Mrs. J. W. Ruark on Friday.
! Mrs. Robert Thompson winning
high score prize. Mrs. William
| Wells bingoed for consolation.
Mrs. Ruark served delicious
salad and coffee to Mesdames H.
T. St. George, J. D. Sutton, D. M.
Davis, Vienna Leggett, William
Wells, Robert Thompson and Miss
Marion St. George.
llHi li 'I'l f if '1
keepand
more
v in farm homes
J / BYft11 YEARS'
If SERVICE .
sb5mb i i i II ^
miles of steps every day.
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say users. And for many it > .
id other foods that they sell.
ition with Superfex?with
>py of the Savings Prover.
I be glad to arrange a free
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THE STATE PORT
THURSDAY CLUB
Mrs. J. W. Ruark delightfully
entertained her bridge club on
Thursday afternoon in her home.
Mrs. W. R. Lingle was high
scorer and Mrs. William Wells
bihgoed for consolation.
Delicious ice cream with strawberries
and cake were served at
the close of the afternoon. Mesdaraes
L. T. Yaskell William
Styron, Robert Jones, W. R.
Lingle, H. W. Hood, H. T. St.
George, L. C. Fergus, William
Wells. Fred Willing, R. I. Mintz,
and E. H. Arlington were present.
ATTEND MEETING
Mesdames E. M. Hall, J. E. GUI,
C. Ed. Taylor, E. H. Cranmer, B.
J. Holden, V .V. Fredere and J.
I. Davis attended the meeting of
the New Hanover zone of the
Missionary society at Trinity
church in Wilmington on Tuesday.
Personal
Hugh Wallace has returned to
his home at Orton after a two
weeks visit in Hickory.
D. D. Hilton of Charleston, S.
C., spent the week-end here with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mollycheck.
Captain E. F. St. George, of
Ft. Moultrie, S. C? visited Mrs.
Athalia St. George last week.
Mrs. J. W. Weathers, of Goldsboro,
visited Miss Marion St.
George last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Raybourn,
of Georgetown, S. C., are visit
nig net laiuci uric tins ween.
Miss Bobbie Davis, member of
the school faculty at Bladenboro,
spent the week-end here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Davis.
Mrs. Viola Guthrie and son,
Eugene, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Weeks.
Mrs. Roy Robinson is visiting
Miss Marion St. George.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McAuley,
of Wilmington, visited Mrs
George P. Howey Sunday.
Winnabow News
Mesdames Eldridge Furgus and
V. T. Sullivan of Wilmington were
visitors with the Earps Wednesday.
Mrs. T. E. Cooper and Mrs.
Stack and little daughter of Wilmington
visited Mrs. J. L. Henry
Wednesday enroute to visit relatives
in South Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Blllie Prince of
Philadelphia, Pa. visited Mrs. C,
H. Zibelin Saturda'y ehroiife tc
visit Mr. Princes' parents at
Southport.
Miss Mary Aiken of Wilmington
spent the week-end with Miss
Ethel Satterfield.
Mrs. Maggie Nichols has returned
to her home in Southport
after visiting Mrs. Lizzie Henry.
Misses Olina Presson, Lois
Cooper, Gertrude Lauchlulin and
Davis of Wilmington, Miss McClure
of Bolivia, and Misses Julia
and Helen Taylor and Charles
Taylor spent Sunday at Brookgreen
gardens, S. C.
Ira Chadwick of U .S. Naval
service, San Diego Cal,. visited his
mother, Mrs. Rosie Davis and
family this week.
Kermon Lewis of Rocky Mount
visited his father, W. D. Lewis
this week.
Lindsay Skipper of Rocky
Mount spent last week-end with
his mother, Mrs. Lila Skipper.
Mrs. Bessie Plumb of Wilmington
spent the week-end with
the Reids.
Byron Freeman of U. S. Nava
service ana nis sister or to. visited
their parents, Rev. and Mrs
W. J. Freeman, Sunday.
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RABIES \i
In compliance wi
Laws, 1935, all owner:
required under penalty
vaccinated against ral
months of age must
April 1, 1939, and July
vaccination, if done t
appointed inspecters,
the dog is vaccinated
ment; seventy-five een
for the fifty cents will
his 1939 dog tax.
The following hav
Inspectors for the seve
NORTHWEST
TOWN CREEK
SMITHVILLE
LOCKWOODS FOLLY
5HALLOTTE
WACCAMAW
Look for an annot
of your Inspector, codog
to be vaccinated a
Board County
BRUNSWIC
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PILOT, SOUTHPORT, N. C
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Freemai
and Miss Isabella McDougold o
Wilmington spent Sunday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs. A. F
Henry.
W. C. Savage accompanied dep
juty Henry Potts of Southport'ti
j Raleigh Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Skippe
and Mr. and Mrs. Randal Skippe
visited Mrs. Lila Skipper and Mr?
i Lizzie Henry Sunday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. R. K. Sinder,
spent last Sunday and Monda;
In Holly Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ward o
Marionville, Va., and Pocamok
City, Md., were visitors here Mon
day.
Mrs. Marion Dosher of South
port and Miss Williams of Ral
eigh were visitors here Tues
day.
W. J. Fields of Chapel Hi!
is visiting his son, J. R. Fields
and family.
Mrs. Whisnant of Shelby is vis
iting her sister, Mrs. J. J. Ram
sur and family.
Willing B. Foulke of Philadel
phia, Pa., spent the week em
j with his brother, G. R. Foulk
and family.
John Pridgen, Mr. and Mrs
Orrell of Wilmington, visite
friends here Sunday afternoon.
I J. W. Savage and Lacy Daw
kins spent the week-end in Frank
I linville and Biscoe.
; T.<?a Kvp .Tr and familv o
Jonesboro visited Sgt. and Mrs
Lee Kye Sunday.
Mr .and Mrs. A. M. Frazell
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frazell
and 2 children of Riehlands spen
Sunday with Mrs. E. Y. Good
man and Miss Lillie Sandlir
Mrs.Mrs. A. M. Frazelle remaine
to spend awhile.
Mrs. Rudolph Fulcher and chil
I dren of Norfolk, Va? are visit
ing Mrs. Muim Knon hwo is res
; sick at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tucker an
| son of Bolivia attended service
' at New Hope Church Sunday an
II dined with the Taylors.
j Mrs. E. G. Goodman and Mr:
j Bertha Wilkins motored to Myrtl
| Beach, S. C. Sunday night t
meet Mr. Wilkins who was take
' ill on a return trip from Florid
with fruit. He still continues quit
sick.
I AT PRESBYTERIAN
i Regular preaching service wi
i be held Sunday morning at 11:3
o'clock at New Hope Presbytei
, ian church and at 7:30 o'cloc
. in the evening at Southport. A
r services at the latter church ai
. preparing for and pointing to
scries of revival services to begi
; Sunday, May 21. Rev. S. G. Hai
ness, of Rose Hill, will be th
, guest preacher for this meeting.
SOAP SALE
SUPER SUDS (Red Box) 1(
iisTlVF.R suns (Blue Box) 1C
(GET CLOTHES "HOSPITAL
CLEAN")
| OCTAGON SOAP (Giant) J
I OCTAGON POWDER (Large) I
OCTAGON TOILET '{
OCTAGON CLEANSER I
| OCTAGON CHIPS 11
, OCTAGON GRANULATED 1<
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
' Hollywood BEAUTY Soap ;
CREME OIL SOAP {
KLEX (Pumice) SOAP f
1 Universal Hardwatcr Soap E
( TRIPLE CAKE SOAP I
j. r. ruark go.
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
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ricEtfClNATION
th Chapter 122 Public
s or keepers of dogs are
of law to have said dogs
lies. All dogs over six
be vaccinated between
1, 1939. The fee for this
>y one of the regularly
is fifty cents, provided
I at a regular appointts
otherwise. Full credit
I be given the owner on
e been appointed Rabies
ral townships:
G F. GANEY I
GOLDIE LEWIS
J G. HEWETT
S. O. HEWETT
... WARREN MILL!KEN
HARLEE GORE
incement of the schedule
operate by taking your
t a regular call.
Commissioners
:k county
at - ^ t , ,
I NEWS 1
= BRIEFS
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i. TRAXSFERRED
W. C. Reece has been transs!
ferred from the local WPA ofV
j fice to Whiteville.
fj MEDICAL PATIENT
e Bennie Price, of Southport, is
- in the Dosher Memorial Hospital
as a medical patient.
-! FOR TREATMENT
- Mrs. J. H. Sellers, of Bolivia, 1
i was admitted to the Dosher Me'1
j mortal Hospital Friday and re- i'
' I mained for two days as a medi- j *
i cal patient. ; {
SPECIAL PROGRAM j J
Members of the Dixon Chapel | *
- Sunday school are preparing a
i Mothers Day program to be pree
sented May 14 at Sharon church.
I. IN HOSPITAL
d Mrs. J. .1. Hawes, of Supply, ]
is a patient at the Dosher Me
morial Hospital.
! t
I (
f SURGICAL PATIENT \[
( Mrs. W. G. Sullivan, of Winna- I \
bow, was admitted Sunday as a *
surgical patient to the Dosher!^
e Memorial Hospital.
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REYNOLDS KNOX J
i- Of interest to friends will be J
d the following: ^
Mrs. Dora Knox announces the '
I- marriage of her daughter, Lillian, |,
> to Mr. Mack Reynolds April 26 1
d at 6:30 P. M. at Zion M. E. |a
Church near Winnabow. The 1
d couple wil lmake their home at i
3 Winnabow.
d J
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FOR SALE: Large C'oolerator lee J
e refrigerator. 1 5-burner oil j i
o stove with built-in oven. Both in |1
n excellent condition. Cheap. J. J.: <
a Loughlin, Jr., Southport, N. C. j J
e '
? Save Time,.
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11 Don't waste time g<
a for merchandise that
" here in your own coi
16 as well as time to gc
foolish to waste eith
you'll he pleased wit
get at our store.
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I IN 1932 (last ye.
repeal) BEER'
WERE PRACTICALLY
*Doia from doord of Alcoholic
Beer helps even those who
the tune of a million dollar!
beer tax revenue reaches b
munity, to help pay for relii
for education... and to lifti
otherwise rest directly on tl
To this, add a million new
And a 100 million dollar fan
How can we keep these be
BEER...a be
As the weather turns
warmer?Keep comfort- '
able, stylish ~nd econo- j
nicai by visiting cur
shop regularly.
OUR AIM ....
TO PLEASE YOU
Specialty Shop !
Under New Management" j <
SOUTHPORT, N. C. i |
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WANT ADS 11
'OR SALE: 120-acre tract of '
fertile land with good crop of | j
imber. Originally part of J. H. m
i"rink estate. Price $2,000.00. In- ,
erested parties may contact S. B. j \
'rink, Southport, or make in- J
luirey direct to owner Ralph F. r
'rink. Seaman Barracks, Navy \
fard, Charleston, S. C. 3-8-c t
LEGALS ij
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VOTl( K OF l'OKECLOM'RF. SALE ?
Under and by virtue o 'he power 1
if sale contained in thai "mrfaire t
leetl dated February 18. 1030, from t
!>. L. Oorp atnl wife Atmnaa flor* j
;. W. Core anil wife Mae .Morris i
lore, duly recorded in f?ook 4S. Fage 1
87 to lhe undersigned mortgagee. ,<
vhich said mortgage was made bv me i j
issigned to K. Holden Jr. and on j i
vhich indebtedness there has been I
lel'ault in the payment of the said I
mlehtedness and interest thereon. Up- I
in the demand of the said E. Holden J
r.. the present assignee and holder 1
f the said mortgage, in order to
omply with the terms of tlie said 1
nortgace, the undersigned mortgagee
fill sell at public sale at the court- 1
louse door to the highest bidder for '
lash At Noon On Monday. May 22pd., 1
939. the following described lands
seated in Shallotte Township. Brunswick
fount v. North Carolina, bounded
ind described as follows:
Beginning at a pine in McD. Buss's ;
ine, running east with the Jesse Hick- i'
nan line to C\ A. Rourke's corner;
hence about southeast with James |
Jolni?s line to a black gum in Saw '
^it Branch; thence with John Lud-1
urn's line to a stake in McD. Rush's .
ine: thence with the said H"s? line
0 the Beginning, containing ?5 acres. |
nore or less: - Eventing hmvpyor. j
1 aeres deeded to .1 \V. Brooks on i
he West end of the tract
The successful bidder will be re- '.
luired to pay 10 (ten) percent as al!
rood faith deposit, awaiting flie con- j'
irmation if no raise of bid is made |
, ,
Save Money
)ing to distant towns
you can buy right j
mty. It costs money
i shopping, and it is
er when we know
h the sen ice you'll
by & Son
r tvt
, m. v^.
Facts That Concern You
CREASED M
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Vfcf %
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ar before ^
S TAXES F^*llic^
' NOTHING!
do not drink it! To for us? Brewer;
3 a day nation-wide, on keeping beei
ack into every com- itself. They wai
ef, for public works, possible way. '
rx burden that would they can?and i
he taxpayers. May we lend
' jobs made by beer, unusual seif-r<
m market. United Brewers
nefits... foryou and 40th Street, Ne
verage of moderatic
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page three vithin
ten days.
This dated and posted this April 20.
.939.
Tel it ha Parker. Mortgagee. For the
lse of E. Holden Jr. Assignee.
?. Ed. Taylor. Atty. 5-17-cXOTICE
OF KC-SAI.E
State of Xorth Carolina
County of Brunswick ;
Pursuant to an order of the Superor
Court of Brunswick County, made
n the Special Proceeding entitled:
Sdgar D. Warren, et als Vs Mary
if. Warren et al*. I exposed to sale "**
0 the highest bidder, on the 10th
lay Qf April 1939. the hereinafter de- ,
scribed lands, when and where V "T.
Sullivan became the last and highest.'ft
udder for the sum of $460.00; and
hat within ten days thereafter Victor
?. Garner increased said bid in perent
as provided by law. Therefore
he undersigned commissioner, will, on
he 8th day of May. 1929. at 12:00
>'clock, noon, at the courthouse door
n Southport. North Carolina, offer
or sale to the highest bidder, for
ash. that certain tract of land lying
n Town Creek Township. Brunswick
bounty. Xorth Carolina. and more
mticuiarly described as follows, to
vit :Beginning
at a Black Gum tree. W.
r. Bobbins corner in the run of thro"*
vestern prong of Old ^ield branch:
tins thence up said run of the branch
south 98 degrees West. 143 feet to
1 Puff Wood tree: thence un the
'Hit South 11 degrees. 30 minutes.
iVost. 193 feet to a stake: thence tin
he run South 34 degrees West. 138
'eel to a stake: thence up the ruii
south 87 degrees We?t. 83 feet to. a .
spruce Pine; thence South 47 degrees
A'est. 18 feet to a light wood stump J
it the mouth of the ditch in the
i hove mentioned branch: thence ub
mid ditch South 38 decrees West. 3r"?
feet to a stake iu the edge of a
imall nond; thence South 80 degrees
IVest. 82b.. feet to a Sonic* Pine in
he edge" of said nond; thence up
iaid ditch South St degrees West,
G2l" feet to the public roatl; thence
south about 73 degrees 'Vifh 4.
D. Harrelsnn's line to J. T Bobbins
orner: thence with his line Xorth
ihout l'"? degrees Ea?*t. about 1000 feot
o a stike f T Bobbins corner
I. F Swain's line; thence with
Swain's lino Xorth 72 degrees East
155 feet to a stake. said rswain'p.
orner; thence Vor*h 7 J d^gre*?. vn
olnutes West, 317 feet ?/> the Begianine.
Containing about 22 acres, more
>r less. ?/ .#'
Subject However to the slower invest
of Mary M Warren widow
O A. Warren, as set out by Conir .
nissioners duly qualified and t*n;\
uteri ff of Brunswick County, North
Carolina:
This lh<* .Oth dav of \pril. 1939.
I. II. Ferguson, Commissioner? i
VOTH'K OF KESAI.F OF I AND
WHRRKAS, on the !l7th. day of' ?,
August. 193-1. James F. Hart. deceasjnt
executed pod delivered unto W.
!\ McfJibony. Trustee for Land Rank
Pommis" inner a certain deed of
f-'tpt which is recorded in the office
f the Register '?f Deed* fo?- Rrur?- . \
.'ick County. North Carolina*. In t
Rnok ?:0 at Page t'.3; and
WHRRRA8, default has been made
n the payment of tl?c indebtedness
thereby secured as therein provided
?nd the trustee has been reciucsted .
by the ouiier and holder 'hereof to
exercise the ttower of sale therein
contained: and
AVHRRRA8. sale was had. under
<aid deed of trust after due advertisement,
as required bv law on March
'Rth. 1939, when and where C. A.
Ruki became the highest bidder,
which bid duly reported to *he office
r>f thp Clerk of the Superior Court
for Brunswick Count v.* and
WHT3RRAS, a raiso of hhl was
filed with th" Clerk of the Superior
Court oti April 7th. 1939. within ten .
lays after said ?*ale. and said Clerk
having ordered the undersigned trustee
to advertise and rftH ll the real
PStstc described therein:
NOW. THRRRFORF. under and hv
vlrture of the authority conferred bv
the said deed of trust the undersigned
Trustee will on the 22nd. day
of April. 1939. at the court house
door of Brunswick County. North
Carolina, at twelve o'clock noon offer
foi sale In the highest bidder for
ca?h the following real estate:
Ml that certain trad, piece or parcel
of land lying and being situated
in Smithvillc Township. Brunswick
Countv. North Carolina, containing
One Hundred and Thirty-Seven (137t
acres, more or less, adjoining the
laud- of the Barber heirs oij the
north: lands of A B. Mercer on the
east, lands of William Creen on the
south, and the Marsh of Governor's
Creek on the west, and being situate .
about eight miles from the Town of
Southnort and near what Is known as
the river road The proi>erfy is more
fully described by metes and bounds
in tlie deed of trust above mentioned
to " I it h referente is made
This Mm 10th. d*?v of Anril 1939.
W. ri UcfJTROVY.TRrSTFR.
C. I'D TAYLOR, Agent and Atty.
for Trustee.
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iSTHATiS
IGHTILY
s of America realize this depends
- retailing as wholesome as beer
nt to help public officials in every
They cannot enforce laws. But
will? cooperate!
' you a booklet telling of their
;gulation program? Address:
i Industrial Foundation, 19 East
w York, N. Y.
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