WEEK ‘ENDING SATURDAY, LPLY 2S, I'M*
! PATRONIZE
j THESE
ADVERTISERS
i
THE BEAR FACTS
Fioyd Hill of Hi. 2 Dover
became tired of raising corn
to feed the prowling bears
which have been reported
plentiful in the Jones county
section. For two or three
nights, Hill sat up with his
‘hi ►nun wait'ncj tor the boar
which had been destroying
his precious corn crop for
many weeks.
He finally decided t! a! the
bear- was outfoxing him so
Hill borrowed a bear trap
from iiis neighbor, Azt’ll Ellas
and bailed it with corn and
honey, tie set the trap on
Wednesday afternon and that
night made up his mind to
quit worrying and get : me
re«»
The corn snd honey proved
to be too great of 3 tempta
tion for Mr. Bear, and on
Wednesday night, he found
himself trapped in the heavy
iron cage. On Thursday
morning. Hill and hi?, family
found the 300 pound corn
thief who was "fighting mad"
an wishing he had stuck to
his corn diet and let that
heney alone.
The animal was kepi for a
few days and later disposed
of and his carcass was given
to local prison officials . , .
According to Mr. Hill, there
are still a number f bears
in that section and he is ex
pecting another catch' be
fore tang.
Although the Unit'd States hns
traditionally been .1 net exporter
cf lumber the •dm . has been
reversed since 1.941. w-th The ,m
--potts ft lie: that year averaging
about twice the expo, is.
MENXIE'S s
FRUIT STAND
NOW OPEN’ FOR ItrslM • •
t oll} Drinks Milk, CmuU ( uk, 4
113 1-2 E. Lenoir St. Phone 3912
Mrs. Minnie Mt-graiU nrni. pn.p
FOR THE BEST IN GROCERIES
ICE COLD DRINKS
ICE CREAM
VISIT
Hardy Grocery
31 & OAK STREET
CU R COMPLIMENTS
Hill’s Electric
SHOE SHOP
fiUS MiUjn ii Wpoien Drive
•Alexander Doc Hdl. Prop.
COMPLIMENTS OE
NAOMI’S
HE A* XT SHOP
6U4 Mitt)i 11 W.iotf-n Drive
FEED VOLK I AMILV FROM
RHODE’S
POLLTRT AND GROCE.hE
M \RKFT
7<is Qt INN l REV ST.
FOR THE BEST
j JONES’ GRILL
SANDWICHES. COLD DRINKS
ICE CREAM - HOT DOGS
(IAMBI RGERS
388 S- QUEEN ST.
LET PHILLIPS
Dry Cleaners
DO VOI R WORK
301 N. INDEPENDENT ST.
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I'*“ ~ ~
Brownie’s Place
HAS BEEN ENLARGED I'Uli
COMFORT AM) SERVICE
509 SASSER STREET
MODERNISTIC' JR.
HOTEL
412 REASIEY STREET w
413 N. DAMS STRIA T
FURNISHED ROOMS
Hot And Cold
Water
FOR BATH
Quiet Location
For Y our News Your Music Your F erta inmen t I
WKNS Presents
THE SEPIA VARIETY HOUR
Wit'ih Norman H, Stafeman
Every Tues., Thurs. and Sat. - 1:30 - 2:30 P, M.
Ors Saturday at 2:30, Norman H. Staieman
COMMENTATES THE NEWS
Sunday, 9:45 - 10-30 Spiritual Singing
Friday, 1:30, Negro Farm and Home Agents
All Regular Negro Programs Heard On
WKNS
1000 Watts 1000 On Your Dial
BIBLE SCHOOL
IS EXTENDED
|
i Tne St. Außustu; AME Zion
j Daily Vacation Bib It- .School,
] which opemd last hi unday with
| plans toi one v.-ek of activit-a-s
j would have be on concluded ‘-vit'i
1 . '■ in 1 mehi.’ n.eut exercises ia.d Ft;
: day evening, h.r.vcvei, tht• inter
! st was ml.' use Hint the chiirefi
j vas happy to allow the sch.ol
jto iciiiaivi active for anuther
i .vifk, Approximately ninety sr.u
dents enrolled in the fust week.
In view of the extension period
jrantd ty the church officials
comniriieeinent will be held Fi i-
Ja.v, July 23 at the St Augustus
,bunch. Osfir-ers and members • t
the school, wish to thank Mi. C.
Joseph Barfield lot offering his
| <-rvices lor the past week and
| volunteering again to instruct in
| Physical Aid. According to R.
lohhson, pastor of St. Augustu-
Church, this is the first Daily
v acation Bible School to be con
{ducted at the St. Augustus
! Church for many years and great
i da L1 action is expressed from tin?
j results thus far obtained.
Y\ \Li‘ V oil ill Leader
Kill Addi ’ess Lroup
Miss Ruth Hurley, youth Sec
wetary of the National Asuv..-
' t;..-n ,b th. Adv.iuctmeni 1 C ’
.•red People of New York, Vv ,11
address the Kinston Youth Chui.-
; re: of that 01 sanitation on Su:.
j dav. August 8, According to Dr
J. F. Cameron. Soup r Leader of
the Youth Chapter. Miss HuAe?
>; is a very interesting personality
and her presence is being loc.kc I
, forward to with much enthmu
I asm bv all members of the Le
j I noir Cruntv Branch of the N. A
IS \. c. p.
iVllt.N WANDERING AFt Os NO
snip in :m 1 nor hi si .
Head the Latest News Fri h
Ice Cream Shoe Shim
Sutton Bros,
SHOE SHINE NEWSSTAND
! 1
HARLEM
SHOE. SHIM. PARLOR
OPEN FOR ttt Si NESS
Cold Drinks, Candy, Cigars
Shaved Fee Shoe Shines
s ! Rl.ors HOOD, Manager
SUTTON’S
IF WI LRY
\\ rtehr .nd F lock- Repaired
413 S QUEEN ST.
NO JOB TOO HU. OR TOO
SM VLE”
j _
WHITE SWAN
I. A 5 NDKI
1003 E. BRIGHT ST.
PHONI °fliß
!
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Midyette Hardware
< OMPANV
HARDWARE. Bl IEDI C.
MAM Ftl VIA, Ei E« TRIG AND
Nil IE sI'PPI.IES
PAINTS AND OILS
PHONE It'D2
Beech’s Soda Shop
WHERE FI,TENDS MI ET
DRAFT AND BOTTLED BLIT!
WINES AND SANDWICHES
so QUEEN • TRFET
CHAPMAN
SERVICE. STATION
WASHING GREASING
KCm- RIKs CHARGED
Rest Room. Drink y Smokes
507 S. OV'FEN Si REFT
FOR SERVICE ITS
JOB!E’S PLACE
425 E. WASHINGTON ST.
CIGARS CIGARETTES
sorr DRINKS -- FRUIT.
Good Music Kinston, N. C.
Compliments Os
A FRIEND
I s
SECOND SECTION
I To'rather f
,i I? REHEARD j
mk.. b&,. , NORMAN HL STATEMAN
t ,;ist vvtrt k, v nii hp -i i.o; found turn • v;sit u i -i *•
in Goldsboro. AHiiot. ;h the trip came about ralhei c.ic.'\
!" ctudly, it was a real treat to have a chance to * e lot m.v-eh " lJ
j if like “on the other side of the fence.’' 1 found tire "uthei • '■
quite interesting. Bnsirw . . of course appeared tu he just, about tie
same as we will find it. here in Kinston, but our friends in G hiC
■ br.ie aUu seem t , Ije prepavuiß for a magtit futuia w’uc!i sdu •
( :
; very soon.
Our find stop was tc pay a visit to Mr. and M: •. P-tislta t.it\v
1., iner lesidents ot Km-Unn. who wandet* t rot to {,eld -, no >
• lev. years ago. Later ft- spt nt a few niinuti , V i»h I'.. A. inorntun,
picniiriimt business man there who is av, the Ccddsi,- rn representa
j ti .e for the CAROLINIAN Om most ini-■ e::t: e.; vc d w a widt
i vide: T. Nix .on, active btisine.-. man, who i; more than 10J yea..
•| • young’’ and still going strong. Mr Nixon, by the wav. \va: mi -
the Postmaster of hdenton, N. C., during th <’ .1 imn'.ed;,de!v
lowing the Civil War. Later he became a member of th N'. <
.. • Legislature and still latei wa employed by the Costume? House in
1 Norfolk, Virginia He is a gradual, of Hampton In titute. Shaw Uni
versity, Howard Uuniverr.ity and probably .1 low other coHfge
Tne distinguished centenarian boasts that he has ordy .spent one a
tor a movie, has nevet played cards or sp* nt av.*r S>LhU tor ujfe.i
cine of any kind,
One ot her thmg that 1 noticed while in (~ dd'.uoro, that I h.,
■ looked sot in Kin..inn. That was the pie: . ne’e ot Negro mat,
... ice -. A- cle-oly iel.de,t as the two citie- a: e. ve find -Uicn ••
contrast in the public jobs of that sort. From report ; tr ail Km
. t.-mans wiai lived her- tm many ye-, > on y •- t :
ro mail <.airier to be si.cn hen* was numv year:: ago, mid .. >
! job was restricted to the- rural areas. I was ’old many tune ih
there were no Negro mail carriers here becat.tse ,tOno " :
ever filed application, . . Since 1h«?n, I have found that to b--
,<. ~ Later, I ... told that no qualified applications v- < l-e.did
c.r.ung Negro applicants . . but that doc not ex plum ttn
rd.sencc of such workers in our city. For the -;atisfacti<m of ad v% •"
have inquired about such por.itions, I w.auht like to suggest ' ll -
ah who are qualified, or who think they are qualified im ' >v ;
Si rvice jobs to file Civ:s Service applications 1 <r any j !•
available. In many cases you will find 11 "difficult ta '-btain an
- ai.plicatidn blank. In that case, the Civil he vivo Cm- mi. si m m
Washington, D C - at > our ,sei vie.,-.
In Fayetteville, I notice that the citi?,e:i? are making h.-adwa v
in theii fight far Negro policcm.ai According L; the opinion as
1'::, majority, of the south's leading cit.. Kverv S-authern f.'om
ji,unity is in rte, : pe; atc need 01 N, gro Poliocnjcn .. . and that ,u,. . ad-
K inston.
| PERSONALS
Mi. J■ ,hn 11. Sutton, 'l'un.mi.•
Sutton, and None,a Sutton n,
] Brooklyn, N. X' ar«- \ Kiting .VI::.
. W. Suiton all ; lump -a
I «t., Kinston.
Mis. Sop .it- Dixon and ?a .!ei.
Mi I.<.■;;< Cobbs ’ Brooklyn. S.
Y., W.o e the gUt-St: ; 1 -<L > iX.ol, ■
1 Suiton of Grange 1 Station Thu. ,
:.,V an.t ; ot.lv ar t w.'-ek
Mi.\ N„ i<-> V.aw ao
. ' resides with Mr». Nuriev Sutton
, ; (.ii aiiger Station ivp.'i i tha.
In has i'ecc-n'i,v passed Ihu 88: 1
bnih'lay and ■ .-.till active in her
work. Mrs Faitlon : tlic f.irrm-r
, president • i ll,< Cranger Demon
i stratum Club. She has been ap
pointed agent for The CAHOLIN'
; IAN in that section. All new..,
7 and picture's Torn Granger Sta
lion should bo given to Mrs. Nan
cy Suiton
Mr. Jarvis duck of Dover. N.
j C has i f-r ii ippohitod agent for
j Tlic OAiROLI MAN m hie Duvi :
, section Mr 81. k is a p,vmrini a:t
liusrness man n that sect: m ana
a well known citizen of Dover, '
. N. C.
The Silver Stars Quartet of Ft.
• Barnwell, N. C. f c-um;ntly fea
tured oVe: Rsilo Kt.d.l at WKNs
every Sunday niorning annnurux
; that the’,- will apperc at t■f ;.
; worth School located 1 :;••
: Yancc-hor,, hiihw.iv ~n Sunday,
; Atigu t 15 Other engagi rntmts .
v for the Silver Stars include their j
appearance or a First Amh' e:
' -'a, V Prt'i’rarr with the D-x
IINSTOJ DEATHS
Funeral -cnicos t a Mr Su- 1
■an Biuunt w-r,- held from th
Lb,nr/,-1 Baptist O auch in I.jf
. Grange lasi Mm day at 2a"') r, in
Rev. C O Slarpe officiate d.
Funeral sen ices foi M Klmt! :
: JJmnhrv wee held Horn his!
home at 107 to ft in’s Aliev Sm
. aav :,! 2:00 Rarer'-’ Fur,,:- 3) hi.in
- had charge ol ihc service. ‘
.
I
Erskine’s
Diamonds - Watches
Jewelry- Silverware
j
YOU DOf’T NEED BIG j
MONEY TO BUY AT
Ersdne’s
11
USE YOUR
CREDIT
] 1
Erskine’s
t
Kin»tv.n's Leading
Cured t Jeweler
KINSTON
humming Fnur. pl.,ct> tar
this j,,' gram inn! mat b.-.?»» an
nounced at press time.
Trie Gospel Singer.- > ' L ,
..'hang,-, N C. will appc-ai nt St.
};, ■ Church in Lataiange at
A ign-t it. tin Auc.u ! tu
vifi appear at the Newh,..t .-
Training Sea,: ,1 m Dm -. .. X. >
f.n the 2nd Armiver-.-an prig, am
with the Sdve: Star: ot r't. Hum
veil At Halt). At:". T‘ IL. ‘ W.;-
nppc.’u' at tile Dillard 11 j;h
Seim.,! rn Gi.UbJv.ro r. ith the;
Soutiu.-rn Stats ol ehJu.-.boro.
doth quartets arc i.-atnr.-d nv- i
SIatWKNS every Sn ~i ,
I men’s n \u 1:
is KKon<;AM/i-;n
La-U Wednesday, July U
'n’uuriit t.igeihi’-:" iaige body u
'ho '.l Si. Au;Ju:.hih'’: Kpl:
•opal Chii'ch, who rei-.i-g.-mi/.-J
; tin- St. Augustine’s Kiuscopai
LayniartY league. I’his nrg.nni/.a
i 1 tonal meeting was conducted h?
•toe Root, I, tier Rev. M. J'.:,-.'!’
Banks who explained u, <it •
i Kivup t!u- impo: tone, of ich a
!‘ ago,, in tile ciiurcii. Office
Were elected loliawing a hrict
discussion. Officer.- metude M .
B.'ii M- ck ■ Brig:;-., ('hai: nan :\i.
<' Pin\ is. Scc'-i J.ii > .Mi V. W!,i*
! ield Treasure! and Dr. J. r
. 'ann-rr.n. r!,;,,rman of Pr.
gram Oonnnittct' Other mernb ■-
.ntrent included Mr. Flijah R.-
iti ’. Ac nan Womack as Km!-
I Butt!,-. 11. K. Beech and N .1 man
| H St,at* man.
(!os<ir< (j I air
'o Bp Lit! \i
’ rom October Ui }o 20
AHOSKIK The Atlantic D
j'l'ict Fair. siMirtsnrcd h. j.-ica! \'i |
cfo re--idi ni will otio: here w
! Ti>. rdav . Octuh, and , ,
: brio th'-ouc:, (ict<.ln ■ 1(1 l
i riwiitai' Fmr Ommittiv an
| nouiva ;i here t hi;: we.-k.
; Tiirouch uduiticn of the tow i
|hi iek 'cmndsttrii.i and cxluh.i
j • pace, the fair ,- .-.xpem-i t . n
th. Lift*,.--1 u: is.- 2U ve.a hi-tcr.
Melvin Johnson and M V.
|Cb,|eiiian. county agent:’ llm*
lord and Bertie eonnUcs. ar<- ;
j angitig lor agriculf iral . xliihiis
Fi’-’, acts are scheduled < u-h da, ;
: and fireworks each nig fit in con j
j winch will tv a iiari of tn<’ an j
i io*> with cm - nival events \
nun! fair
Member?: of the executive com
mittee j»re Cli.r. nee Ohavi • nr.. • •
lent P C W.*''vpr, secretsrv:
. nd Shermnn Hall, treasurer.
h Pays To Advertise: l
For Fine Staple Groceries, F’-
Os All Kind:
Natha n Hi H r 5
Located On West S
PRICKS RIGHT
THE CAROLINIAN
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ROMAN CATHOLIC SERVICE -Against a background of high j
mountains and the everlasting mist a Catholic mass is celebrated
among the troops in Alaska. At this service a portable organ, similar
to those used everywhere by the Chaplains. Empty gasoline drums
serve as the sup* nts to the altar.
HA. VOTERS HAN
iO’ft AKH DiAUA V
MAT PKIiSHM NT
TAMPA, Fin. tANPt - Repm e••
' Aiiim lor .. combined nouthern re- |
vdt ugoired cr. il njr ami tin '
| aubermdoi i;.J adiniobDative r -
■ i vet oi Thomas Dewey and Earl
W in i t i'i has been important 1 1 •
jin a 'a*yin v 80.000 T\* Br«< Dofit n c y *» l i
' vole c»f Honda to upport the hr
, ’.blfC.n) puny nonun<*c. in No
v« mb; v. according to the m ult- ot
;.i ({Vh j .'.ilonaire • ont out by the pub
■;ic relations tic-pmlment of the- lb
•; j ’•• ■ ! •t i . . i : • s \P ■ A o>i
i lovin-- the COP couvenlOu.
Thn (•.>i;(•<•! iiSits of opinion w :
: that Trianan was a cinch win for
tho J.)en;<'t C;i(if/ noitt 5! i.itioil that
bis civil right > proposals were nv.'ie
politic, al bait, to woo the Negro voir.
\1 (> \y Gv 6 r tb e fa c t Iha! D;. \v cy. .* s
l ini,' <.‘l N«w Y had meted
j out ::evv ral but important pufo.he
and that Gov. Warren has an ca
c uraon.g voomi of Nr
j it• o ability, were the most corn
’ Cell nip. for i'll theii cliOitC Ol
ih GOP ticket m Ncecftiber.
• A Ci"CiSs i-eet mil of f ioi Ki.r' No- -
j gro m.d v* •• •• t we red ?ne
jviio y to ihe tune of *M:>. were
•IT rr.uenat *0 vc>;*.-<? m ?,Sv -l.e-a nr; • :
I «Vj;u"v election arid piuveci on •m
--;•• -riant roll in organi-'in* t ' vo-e i:•. m
| canvass<yi voters oi \ i o
I lit-- and found th erncral iviH
■of voters lay or mg !>• v. c\ Wa. r< .
: ’ ’VC 5 ' Ti uj Vi an and any vice pe
j bCm-r. W :!h Seir on b.c
Pepper, war aeciaU d i'm Ei j rlue.
4 102 pt-l.o?,: re a '*• their rimer. •
jon th* to o 3 individual c:.mda
upon p. ' y
•.cue of principle!:.
(>f the Dt-hiu nV r. 100 p• s- relsl
italic pmv uu.dt i if *h< • s c
: s nee conv c .* *>t* woni«:t i-r ho t' e
: Perl prlH .:P pUm'." i .1 ail Voter.,
i r. ’ thr ;• •lif.iS 5 V 0 laipsC.
Apjit ox!nmtoiy 5- pf-r « ere ot .
i Dcmcemt- ft n 'fnuu n m>tp
‘ ?heiV 1 no rnoi « • ■ .:)■■ ji- ;•! N
! Waiiucr H be Pnpi.mode ■
, lot him Jo put <nv* aov tv bh civil ; i
i i ic- and he kmu\ .?
On ti'e ev( <4 'in ifcemei'U'U
o.iU'i'-hlMin Fo.*i s<ia a n is pru-i ;
; ; nnOil:. - t -(j p: eannularv to; ti;r
| • nh 10, 0 nofiiantion m thr'
Dermirnoic ticket, Casual obrciva* j
’rale no oi:u k «-ti chanoo in Jhe it’.nr
in j.* ij j N<;’ ro; :«> tin* Oow <\* \\ a r
rent fjei et. CPmej’iil ft rime Was i
: thai P< pp.=»r didn't have a cr yncf: j
jo* : fiis laic ciiiie. Some feel, how -
■ . n.u I‘epp..'C ha- been, is oe- !
nr aij.d will h- ui mure benefit ij!
j dev* iupinvnf in Florida ;<• -< cm.- i
j 'or In, rcelec icm to that pm t.
! What whi'r- i« lerifla Deireacrat 4
) will do in November w\-es indicated!
• br»<• by two mor* rfur.' politicisil Itig •
iv\ io,* who intiiiiu! «'u fi G *P vicioi \ •
N<»vpii'lvv. !>ui lhat the p ,rty j
; A'auld Tn;,l.c a :-liff l'i; hi to seivei
| is siira.i;i,s f*»t lsl r . : oiiffwhovk.
All m i.Ji. it :;t -nv, 'r, b< tn thv j
U.ii that FJ.'irida may r; rt-a! itsj
j 1928 lK.j’funnstnoo go Republii-an
. Tl-is. of coinh.-. is tn. IV . hrv in Uk* !
j• up •i G(";p lo.idi' . in I hi-- sl.ilc ;
' Hj. h.i's -ono no!!..' • to ,ik ■ •
j (g. iianu-ijiMltii., in their i
• nsrt.Vs tail talk about Lincoln inui j
i'll,' 1 Isfounoi..siioi! pruolsiii.il,on
In furl, iiie t;- ,is(* i, -1 v"; ivoiTtnotil i
j aroonPM M,-. ; •!•<-» delegates t • in. -
j GOP riinvcntoin in Philadelphia ini
j many Nogro. s on Hip verge of 1
i ’linn: int; their parly .Tiilivion
i 'ott< n, v. .'.pai, ;.nd • nto m:.l.
lup oboot i',\'n-liii: ii. of the d.ukir!
vahlf of rigvlcuitor.il ovpon In ,
every tiv, -year perh-j f j ,im J'ilO.l
!o 1940. with the except ion of the!
World War f period.
, titr,, Vocfc tshJes;, Rr froshm-Ala
is. Via it The
Grocery Store
Street, Dover, N, C.
PROMPT SERVICE j
\laii Held For Killing
Vr iiV, iloblihiy. NeS^isbov
INILIjON. C. (ANP) Charg !
.-: oi . Abe;y and murder ar< j
,in-, pu: ht-ii .nfiujiit nimi ;
picked up Itme this week for tie
alleged Tailing of his wife and
;|,e robbe.-y of hit. neigiihor.
Tk.e aceu ■.i iico in D t. j
fiw ann. ,o , t, c --■ t i;ig in fie<- vs j
aid that Vo aim b< d tea \vi:
to death and then left the beuoe !
He then called his neighboi, j
S. :■» Me An : 11 : r. and a'.i:< i V.i; ;
to, take him to pet a dneto*- !■.. j
ids vde. 'Hie m?»ffhl)or’f hrnthei’, j
~f. O. Mr Arthur, took - d witi; j
tiie fomdv automobile and !
Swi tin.
f.in t ie road, they said, Swat):’ :
1-., u\ <,ut a razor, t *i:...it* ■• *•■ I lit
tira'rr. robbed him and then left ;
him on the road. Later he wreck• \
,-:| tiie car and almndoned o, H; j
000.- ui oustc- \ ;a i ’■ ,r >•; \vka’r, ! |
wicked the aulnntnbile.
Another neighbor had entered j
Swann’s home and found his j
v\ ~, ,fen to deal 5 ■
Sii)>|)orl \onr Paper! !
GUARD FOOD, FXPl.fff SAYS
U’uuK-n -avo rvnilnuvd to take
Uiv« oiory oj food. Aii
j food cupboard ■ 10-o onions be |
I 1 for*.* tin y jtnii dtiH looti \
be forv it yo!:- kvt '. vlly, 1
i:.*i’ti looking fat In a coo) place '
5 is.indy for !*• usp. and whon a .
j can : filled, mil it lo vour meat
| Tfip-u arc sue.y-slioiWi lb !
| I Lty Moim' ui , 1 h-pa ’ Uucnt of Aci i
j CMiiMi t -home »••i-t, uho j
inK* > Ei'b idiit viejlaiK-e. c-spc
c!a 1• y tjnnm tbc a mil mev
rnoiiih to ciuoioif natuial iorcu?.
j that :u Gck in vour
n. o i jicn . just ah the y
toon product?; on the iarm or \u
BROWN’S i
M Al OOli and II 1. CO
!(M Town list) Read
\Xt lIEI.I VI'.R
HI! • ! ! ? lutV, V l v ie;»
Emma’s Case
4io s ip s r \ .- ik! ; r
!
t - •»», ru ! oosi,
SAMtn U lIES AND HI I d
p. ' ~ *“ j
Doit l liSiV or trade until von visit j
ii. S. PUIS
esc a i c \ n t ot
:*.« s. t)i i t ,s st
SI-'E in'V ft Mil, UN\
VMM i AMs AND HANTS
; TOWER HILL
sf kn h i st N'rms
( IMH ISi Oft I.ROf iKM S
j Tower iftii Rrtsti ai Ndkin St
< i U >•! V MAN, prop
TURNER’S
CLEANERS
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