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Society and Personals
OK HU.LIAMSTON and MARTIN COUNTY
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Returns to Richmond
Mr. Latham Thigp* J: has re
turned to his home in Richmond, af
ter a visit here with Or and Mrs J
F Thigpen
Returns from Greensboro
Miss Lib Taylor has returned to
her home here after a week's visit
with relatives in Gn ens! t
Return to Raleigh
Misses Frances ParkeY and Eleanor
Lanier have returned to their homes
n Raleigh aftci a f* v Gw visit
Visiting at Gap* llenn
Master Herh. ! ? 'I H> :Jr o!
Rear Grass, is \ ding ' sister Mr:
Dennis Heady ?md Ml Heady at
Cape Heriry for two w.? < .
Attend "The I^ost Colony"
M. Tr is. | j1 Jem Kl.Tl.mg
Thigpt r arid Latham Thigpen. Jr . Of
Richmond -attended.L' <>}__Ci
v?ny" Wednesday night
Return from Suffolk
Mr. and Mrs Sam. Wool ford ha\?
returned from a tvro-ueeio- visit
with relatives in Suffolk and oth? r
points m Virginia
Recuperating from Operation
FrieTitls of Mi Mix i t Cool: u ill In
glad to learn that ? ? e recup< iating
from an operation lot appendi'lti
performed m .1 Wa d ? i?h*iV h. . pi
tal Friday
Is Visiting in Greensboro
Miss Maud Taylor is \i.-iUrp: rein
lives 111 Greensooi" lot' UG works
Spends Sunday in speed
Mr Bill H<?w? ;; visited u iahves
in Speed Sunday
Is Removed from Hospital
Miss -N.nt.niie G.>oid?has noon ? 4a
moved from a W.. ? mgton hospital
to llet home m Manlo where sin is
recovering from at: eperati ? fci ap
pendicitm
In Dunn for Several Days
Mrs Johr Hern \ I !\\ ?iii; and
Jack, are visiting r> ?ti\ ?? m Dunn
for several day:
Return to High Point
Dr and Mis J dm p.. Ihgg. lelurn
today to their hone ? High I' ml
following a few day- vi it. lie re witfh,
he mother Mrs Fanne S Bigg
In Wake Forest Yesterday
Messrs John L Ha^' II, George 11 j
Gimganus and. Edgar (iurgtnili> \e
ited m Wake Eon- t \ ?? n rday
W ere Here Vesterday
Miss Gladys La gg. tt and sistci. of j
irdav ;
Crt
morning
Was Visitor Here Yesterday
Ml Robel l K?> was a \ Isit'o! j
here yestei day It" < )at City.'
Are Spending Few Days Here
Mrs Ton-. O If Dupr. > and daufh I
~ter: M i 111 ? V.n a i u t n l.
ing a few days here with Mrs. J W
Andrews and family.
Are at Nags Head
? Mr and Mrs T R Sladi and I
Misses Annie Jot < and Mary Slade j
art spending lew days at Nags I
Head.
Was Here Last Week-end
Miss Gladys Wiggins. of Tarboru. i
visited Mr and Mrs M I) Wilson j
last week end
Return from Standardsville, Va.
Mr and Mrs H 1- Smith have re 1
turned from a. Visit t?? nlati\e> in ,
Standardsvdle. Ya [
W as in Fremont Yesterday
Mrs Harri jl Kvorett. was in I-1?
mont ye.-t? i-ia> morning attending
the f uncial of hei nephew. John;
Whitley. who died suddenly there
( ontinues (fuite III
Mr James M Harrell. Goose Nest
farmer (untinues quite ill at Ids
home in ai Oak City
Visit at Worehead City
Misses Li la Bell Hardison. Kleanor
Gray Cherry, Kloi.se Hopkins, Gene
va Roberson, Monfene Hardison and
Myrtle Lee and Messrs Hen Hopkins. ,
Ben Hardison I.eland Hardison,Gra
?oy Tlviimr 1'i.nn. 1i a a m v.i mm Wii?
4iam Coku-rtt?v ts Med at Morhead on
Sunday
Visit Here Yesterday
Messrs Sclby Jones Dean lie II,
Vernon Taylor and J. Hodges, of
Washington, visited here yesterday
afternoon.
In Clinton Sunday
Mr and Mrs. W S Miller and son.';
John, visited in Clinton Sunday
Were Here Yesterday
Misses Vivian and Virginia Tay
lor, of Greensboro, visited relatives
here yesterday They were accom
panied here by Mrs. Laura Taylor,
'who has been visiting theiii fur three
weeks
Is Confined With Malaria
Mr. Wood row Tice is confined to '
his home at the Bachelor Apart
ments with malaria.
At Pamlico Last Week-end
Misses Mary Carstarphen, Kathar
ine Barber, Elizabeth McCullen. of
Mt. Olive, and Messrs J P, Wood
ard, Dick Sladc, Meredith Jones and
Benjamin Courtney spent the week
end at Pamlico Beach.
Move to Greenville
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley B. Peele have
moved to Greenville after making
their home in Williams ton for thir
past several months.
Living with the Brittona
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Frost and lit
tle daughter, of Lexington, Ky., are
at home with the Marvin Brittons on
Simmons Avenue. Mr. Frost is the
new buyer for the R. J R? ynoldi I i
bacco Company.
spend Sunday in Raleigh
Mr O. S. Winborn and Mis- Myrtle
Howard and Mi Henry C Wier and
M iss Ruth Whitfn ld spent Sunday
Wake Forest and Raleigh
W as Here Yesterday
Mr Wilbur of Oak City,
w a here yesterday attending to bus
iness
Is Staying with Tliigpeiis
Mi F. F Mendenhai! ,~who is < <?ri
nected on the lot a I market with 1h<
K'J Reynolds Tobacco eonoanv e
? ? "'in- wtih th* John F Thigpens
?1 r1 War? en f5tr?vrr*
Was Here Last Week end
?\1' Fh/aheth McGullen Mt
Oh v visited M is.- Tbelnja Ulley
?!??!. ,,i-t week-end. ^
Is Visiting Friends Here
Mis- K;.\ Gallagher "1 Mont Clair
New Jersey i- visiting friends here
t'-r a tew 'days
Attend ( elebratibn At Plymouth?
M? ss'i Rill Peel . nd Rome Biggs
a'tei ieu. the <? iebration at Morat
5 -ek Church. Plymouth, Sunday
At Ylorehead Last Week-end
M Mildied Hedrick and IJo
~!~r~r~-\ isited lit Mpreluud City
last wet u end
\ isit. at Pamlico
M; ar I Mi Cliarl' > Godwu Sr .
\ is 11. J at Pamlreo |a-t week-end
\ isits at Virginia Keacli
Mi W II Sinith.vjvjted at Virginia
R. ac li la t w eek end
W?*??? Here Sunday
Mi .oid Mr- L K Chandler, of
W;ii iw visited. relatives here Sun
VimI Here Sunday
Ali. .iiiui Mr PutanL Koch.
Plymouth, visited Mt and Mrs W
K Kiel hen Sunday
Was Here Saturday
Mi Jack Armstrong, ot Greens
hero visited friends lu re Saturday
In ( reeds, Va.. I.ast Week end
Ah. W, I. Whitehurst veiled m
Ci.eeds \'a last week-end
\ isits in Greenville
Mi Ola Lea Lilley visited her
n i Mi Gilbert Peel and- Mi
p, ? I in Greenville last week end.
Returns to W'hiteville
Miss Virginia"Cobuni lias return
~ : 1" hi-j?ri'inie m Whitevillc after ??
\ o-'it h-erc with Miss Ann. Meador.
Spends Week end Here
Nil Mark Simpson, located on the J
(ohaceu market in Lorns. S. C., vis
-m?I?Me*- --Simp-en ho-re he t wcuk
t nd
Shop Here Saturda>
Mi. m ; Flora and Hilda Tarkriiton.
(if Bt i'ti( County, shopped here on
Saturday afternoon
\ttend "The Lost Colony'
Ola J.. Lllh.V alul AllltJ
Rouse; (J Washington. Messrs Tom
Cox and Gilbert Peelc. jr., attended
Tin Lost Colony" Sunday
Is \ isitiiig Here
Miss Ann Williams, of Henderson,
is visiting Mrs Lewis Williams here
loi si vera I days
Return from Moreliead City
Mi. and Mrs Hov Bailey and ?'fam
ily h'ave returned from ;r week's trip
le Western Carolina and Morehead
City
A! Nags llt ad Sunday
Mom> T H Slade and F J. Uai
slip, of Hamilton, spent Sunday at
Nags ll? ad
Returns from Norfolk
Mi Julius iv< I has 'returned flom ;
a visit to Net folk Man too and |
Atlantic Beach.
Returns from Washington City
Master Dan Bo wen has returned .
11on a visit with relatives in Wash
ington City
\ isiting in Chapel Hill
Miss Marion Pender is visiting in
Chapel Hill for a few days.
Return from Richmond
Mi and Mrs Ryland Grizzard have
returned from a visit with relatives
i * i Ua the w^.ok'i
v 1'Sit? Fhey- also -toured the Skyline '.
Drive
\ isit in Washington Sunday
Messrs Fi nest.Mcanh Walter Cook I.
and Boh Everett visited Mr Albert j
Cook in a Washington hospital Sun !
day
In Kdenton Sunday
.^Mi Don Johnson visited in Kden
ton Sunday.
At Nags Head Last Week-end
Messrs Jack Manning and John
Hatton Gurganus. accompanied by
trlends from Roper and Ahoskic,
visited at Nags Head last week end.
Visits at Morehead City ?
Mr_<)scar Anderson, Jr. visited
.it Motehead City Sunday
In Washington Sunday
Mesdame.s R. C Cook. R H. Clay
i ton and John Cook and Miss Mar
guerite Cook visited Mr. Albert
; Cook in a Washington hospital Sun
da>
Returns to Weldon
Miss Mary Virginia Whitfield lias
returned to her home in Weldon af
ter a visit here with Miss Mary
Chailos Godwill: Mis?s Godwin EC
eompanied her home for a return
Visit
At Virginia Beach Sunday
Misses Eunice Figg and Marjorie
Lindsley, Messrs. Lawrence Linds
ley and guest, Mr. Joe Kroasley, of
- Allentown, Pa. visited at Virginia
Beach Sunday.
Are Visiting at Pamlico
I Mrs. 1). V. Clayton and family are
j spending two weeks at Pamlico.
For DIAKKHKA ? ITYSENTARY
CHOLERA MORBUS
For llptet Bowel* and Stomach
Clark's Corrective Compound
Clark's Drug Store, Phone53
Are Visiting llere This Week
Misses Ruth Housct and Elizabeth
Mitchell, of Richmond, are visiting
Miss Eunice Figg here this week
Visit at Nags Head
Mjsses Alma Godwin B? mice
Ward Elva Grace Barnhill and Mar
ion Rend* r and Mr John Pope. Ji .
of Durham, visited at Nags Head
last week end: ? ? -1-'
I .eaves for Baltimore
".11.(.'< i .i. I't ? -on I Ir f t Saturday
fi ? I.ft in"?f ? and New York where
=m?u {ii -.u-u mI iM>'-V- wak??g
purc ha ? for th< I 'roc tor Shoppo
Arrives Here l.ast Week-end
Mr J Morgan Sopher of Tennes
? . ar.M rc pi ? < ntat r. e of the Arrvr
icaii Tobacco Company, arrrved he re
over the w ek-end it) be on the lo
Here I or Tobacco .Market
Mr and Mi> Bob Thompson. of
I,? \ing.ton. Ky are in the home of
Mi and Mr. Tom Brandon. Mr.
Th' m.pson is assoc iated, with the Am
oi ( an Tobacco Company and will
be <111 ployed on the market here this
Spend Week-end Here
Mi. and Mrs Bill Woolard. of
Gieonvijle sffen. the Week-end here
with Mr W<?o.lard"s brother, Mr. Gar
land Woolard, and Mrs Woolard.
Returns from White Lake
Mr. Roger Kiddick returned Sun
day from a visit with friends in
White Lake. Albemarle, Charlotte
and FayetteviUe.
Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs. A- T. Coltrain an
o^ouucc- of a son. Bobby
Ray. on Sunday, August 20
Is III With Malaria
Mrs Robert Leggett has been
quit* ill with malaria at her home
on Warren Street.
Visits Here Last Week-end
Miss Patsie Rawls. of Hassell, vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Rawls
rtii' last week-end.
Returns to Suffolk
Mis- Ursula Kason returned to
in r home in Suffolk last week-end
following a Visit here with Mr. and.
Mi J. Paul Simpson ,
Mi ? Pearl Yarborough, of Dur-1
ham. and Christine High and Mr. H
\i Kartell visited at Ma'nteo last
Week-end.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
ilnv eng qualified us adrmmstrat.gr i
<?! tlji* Estate of William Roberson,
diseased, late of Martin County,
North Carolina. tfrn? is to notify all
poisons having claims against said
? tate to exhibit them to the under
signed at his home in Parmele. North
Caiolina. on or before the 22nd day
of August. 1940. or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment
T? e the 22nd day of August. 1930
ALEX ROHERSON
Administrator
Hugh H. Horton. Atty a22-6t
S T A T K >1 K N T
SKANDINAVIA INSIKANCF ( OMPANY, LTD.
Copenhagen. Denmark
C ondition December 31. 1938. As Shown By Statement Filed.
Amount of Statutory "Deposit $ 200,000.00
Amount Ledger Assets. Dec. 31st. previous year 2.127,602 70
?Income From Policyholders. $781,629.22; Miscellaneous
?7 9844*6 ? 879,013.28
Di. l'ui ? n rut. T,, Policyholder. $402,675,73; Miseellan
eon s459.811.31 862,487 04
Fin- Premiums Written or renewed during year. $1,368,671.09;
In Force 1.890.805.01
All Other Premiums Written or renewed during year,
$90,568.68. In Force 91,825 90
ASSETS
Value of Heal Kstate $ 179.390 82
Mbrtgagi Loans on Heal Estate ? ?? ?" '. ' 294.900.00
Valueof Bond: and Stocks 1.424.215 32
Deposited in Trust Cohip5ni< ,md Banks not on interest 181.995.86
Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks on interest 16,766.30
Agents' balances representing purines- written subsequent to
October 1. 1938 52.405.27
lied 1 icl-Ceded Reinsurance Balances Payable 4.864.57
Interest and Rents due and accrued 11,305.19
Total $2,156.114 19
A ots riot admitted 86,722.70
Total admitted Assets. $2,069,391.49
I I ABILITIES
Net aii.ioiint of unpaid le- , and claims , $ 122,309.26
Cue;.rued premiums 818,525.15
Salaries. 4xn1 c.xpeu.-. > pill- accounts, fees, etc . due or
a<x!'UtTd 5,000.00
Estimated ;iM)"iiiit payable hu F< deral, State county and
municipal laxe due or accrued , 20,000.00
Contingent commissions, or otln-r charges due oi accrued 50,000.00
All nth. r hnhihtK ?. a detailed in 4,489.58
Total amount ? all liabilities except Capital $1,020,323 99
Statutory Deposit $200,000 00
Surplus over all-liabilities 849,067.50
Surplus as regards Policyholders 1,049.067.50
Total Liabilities $2,069,391.49
Bl'SIN ESS IN NDKTII CAROLINA III ItlM. 1938
Fire Risks written, $1,250,890; Premiums received $ 8,260.20
All Otiier Risks written, $619,469; Premiums received 470.76
Losses incurred Fire. $1,288.09; Paid 1,634 90
Losses incurred All other. $094, Paid 694.00
U S Manager Reinsurers 1 'nderwriting Corporation.
U. S Home office 80 John Street, New York. N. Y
Attorney foi service Dan C But icy. Insurance Com., Raleigh, N. C.
Manager for North Carolina Home Office.
(Seal) State of North Carolina,
Insurance Department
Raleigh. June 28. 1939.
I. DAN C. BONKY. Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify that
the above is a true and correc t abstract of the statement of the Skandina
via Insurance Company. Ltd.. of Copenhagen. Denmark, filed with this
Department, showing the condition'' of said Company, on the 31st day of
December, 1938.
Witness my band and official seal, the day and year above written.
DAN C. BONKY, Insurance Commissioner.
( Minus). ^
Attention
Farmers
WK HAVE
First Sale!
Wed., August 23rd
VM TOBACCO OKI JYKKKI)
lO Ol K \\ \KKIIOIISE in
Five o't.loek Weilnesday Afternoon
WfLL BK S< IL1) THURSDAY
lit-Surf tiul llririit In Your Tobacco By
.? o'i'.lock II c<lne*dny Afternoon
Adkins and Bailey
W (REHOUSE
Mayo l.ilile. II . II. Aitkin*, Robert Adkin*, Prop*.
J
Anil C.arlylv l.angley, A**i*lant Sale* Manager
KOBEKSONVIIJJi, N. C.
JOINT HOSTESSES
Mesdames Roy Griffin and Elbert
Manning entertained at a delightful
joint birthday party for Misses Thel
ma and Frances Griffin and Mr. Bil
ly Griffin last Monday evening at
the home of the former on Williams
Street A variety of late summer
flowers placed at intervals through
out the home added to the attractive
ness of the home.
Tables were arranged for bingo
with Miss Doris Moore and Mr. Irv
ing Griffing being the winners.
Guests were invited into the din
ing room where a beautiful three
tier cake occupied the center of the
-table.'On the first tier were twenty -
one catidle?, representing Billy's age;
? in the second was eighteen candles
for Thelma's age and on the third 11
[candles f'?r Frances
| ' Werners, country ham. potato chips
;i rid~tTTTTOnado~w;7s served by Mrs
dames R L. Perry, B. F. Perry, W. j
O Griffin, Garland Coltrain and the
hostesses.
Many lovely gifts were received by
the honorees from the following
guests Misses Isabelle Anderson,
Dorothy Deggett, Frances Jafman, j
Louise and Elizabeth Griffin. Ella
Louise Wynne, Doris Moore, Marie !
Griffin, Susie Whitley, Marjorie
Gray Dunn, Evelyn Griffin, Eleanor
Brown and Fay Wynne Mobley; 1
Messrs. Landrum Griffin, Jr., Bill i
Peel. Mac Manning. Harry Jarman.
iHal Dickens, Jr.-Carroll Jones, Bcn
Wynne, Neil Jones, Juan Crofton,
Irving Griffin, John Ward Jr . and
James Ward. Mr and Mrs. John
Ward. Mrs. C O. Moore and Mr, and
Mrs. W. O. Griffin.
Early Fall Is Considered The
Best Time For Seeding Lawns
Outside of the mountains, best re
sults are usualy secured by early |
fall seeding of lawns, and even in
the mountains, especially at cleva-,
tions of less than 2,500 feet, better J
lawns are secured through the early j
fall plantings. This early seeding
will allow the grass to become well!
established before the winter and \
will give it a good start in the spring
on the weeds and undesirable grasses.
Use the best seed obtainable and do
not stint on the use of this seed.
About three pounds for each 1,000
square feet should be used for best
results and a good stand.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that the
board, of Commjssionof the '
County of Martin will offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash at pub
lic auction at the Courthouse d<?or
of Martin County on Monday, the
4th day of September, 1939, at 12
o'clock Noon, the following two de
scribed pieces or parcels of landT to
wit,:
First Tract: Beginning at M. G
Taylor's corner on Main Street, run
ning thence a West course along Main
Street 71 feet to an iron stob, thence
a South course along Sylvester Has*
sell Mine 165 feet to Ward Street,
thence along Ward Street an East
course 71 feet to M. G. Taylor s line,
thence a North course alung M. G
Taylor's line 165 feet to the begin
ning and being the same land con
veyed to Mrs. M L. Stalls by deed
dated February 20th, 1925. from
vester Hassell, which is of rec
SyU
ord in the Public Registry of Martin
County in Book M-2. page 507.
Second Tract: A house and lot in
the town of Williamston. Martin
County, and State of North Carolina,
lying on the South side of Main
Street in said town, adjoining the
lands of Mrs. Mary A. Ward on the
Southwest. Main Street on the North
west. the lands of C H Godwin on
the Northeast, and a street or lane
on the Southeast, being the same
land deeded to John H. Mizell by
Leslie Fowden, by deed of record in
the Public Registry of Martin County
in Book Y-l. at page 506.
This the 21st day of August, 1939.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF MARTIN COUNTY.
By Peel and Manning. a22-29
?
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
<>i sale contained in that certain deed
of .trust executed to the-undersigned
trustee by A T. Spruill and wife.
Hattic Spruill, dated 23rd day of
| July, 1938. of record in the Register
ol Deeds off ice, Martin County, in
Book X-3, page 2. said Deed of Trust
securing notes of even date there
with, and the stipulations not having
I been complied with, and at the re
quest of the holder of said notes, the
said trustee will, on the 21st day of
September. 1939. at HjQ'clock. Noon,
in front of the Courthouse door, Mar
tin County, offer for sale to the high
est bidder, for cash, the following de
scribed tract of land:
A house and lot in the Town of
Williamston. N. C., and being the
same house and lot now occupied by
the said A. T. Spruill and wife,
bound* d by White Street, G. T. Hill,
G.us Coburn and Dave Stalls* house
md l<>t. Containing one-fourth (1-4)
acre more or less.
'I i :v 21 t day of August. 1939
E S. PEEL,
a 22- It Trustee.
1
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SIZE
Pile# Foi
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53.60
4.75 19 (
5.00 19 S
7.45
3.73
11.18
3.72
4.50 20/
5.00 20 (
7.60
3.80
11.40
3.80
5.25 17/
5.50 17 (
9.50
4.75
14.25
4.75
5.25 18/
5.50 18 (
6.00 16
8.65
10.35
4.33
5.18
12.98
15.53
4.32
5.17
ANrr Prices Incluuc Your
Old Tin Ollw Sins Pnptrtlsultlr L?.
A 50% DISCOUNT ALSO APPLIES TO THE PURCHASE
Of THE 2nd TIRE ON THE EOllOWING:
AS LOW AS
firestone champion
5.50-16
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5.
5.25-1
5.50
6.00-16
6.00-17
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5-18 (
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$14.15
$7.08
521.23
57.07
6.00-18
14.55
7.33
21.98
7.32
6.25-16
6.50-16
13.35
5.58
20.03
5.57
7.00 15
15.95
7.98
23.93
7.97
7.00-16
15.50
8.25
24.75
8.25
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1tf Tiro
$17.15
17.95
19.35
21.35
21.95
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32.03
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41.70
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58.57
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A>OV I PRICES INCIUDI TOUI OLD TIRE?OTHER SIZES PRO PORT ION ATILY LOW.
Flr<$tOW? HIGH SPIED
rire$ton? convoy
4.75-l9(
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510.30
13.20
12.00
14.35
17.40
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55.15
8.80
5.00
7.(8
8.70
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$15.45
19.80
18.00
21.53
28.10
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$5.15
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5.00
7.17
8.70
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58.35
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11.00
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54.18
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5.50
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$12.53
12.90
15.50
15.00
17.93
YOU
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54.17
4.30
5.50
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5.97
A SO V1 PRICES INCIUDI YOUR OLD TIRI?OYMIR SIZES PROPORTIONATELY LOW.
FOR GREATEST SAFETY AND ECONOMY PUT A NEW TUBE IN EVERY NEW TIRE
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tthihition HuiltHng at Nn? Ya?i W'odJ'i Fair.
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Mcrfurd Speokt and the htremnnr Symphony
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