The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 09, 1935, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, March 9> 1935 . *
M i. K. 1 HanunU "Wntt - of CIi ? ? !>
wich, Conn, motored to ColunibiaJ
oivjsj'iug uu'i tit i iiik'. .vi[>nm wiiii
his brother, Clarence Watts with
his sister. Sally Gray in Washington,-with
his neiee, Lillian Brown
at Florence, now the guest of-Mr>.
Mary Perrin. 1015 Rihland St.
'Will return to NevT'York after-the
Teachervs Convention here March
: leth.
Mrs. Edna M. Murles R. N. is?
still ill in the Good Samaritain
Hospital. ' We wish fur?her?41speeidy
recovery.
Miss Blanche BfqwnI_a\4cachei
( f the Popular /.ion SfKom? trr
.Warnpee, -S. C. h?s returned home
'..'he delight of her many friends
Mi*s. Delia Surginer ' announcethe
marriage of her adppt-erLdrm^
eh!er, Lillian Chestnut to William
Rhodes Mills, "Feb. 21. 1935. Their
pastor, Rev. Stewart being away,
the Ceremony was quietly perform
ed by Rev. W. C. Brown of Fleet
St. A. M-. K. Zion Church at his
residence, after which a surprise
. in' 1,........ #i...
?,... \? i liiivi ?a.> !? iiuiiui w i iiiv:
triple an* (troom by Mr. and Mrs."
Walter Ligon, sister ^apd brotherin-law
of the bride. An enjoyable
evening was spent. J . _ '
" AA. home I ^
i? : 5<il St.'John PI.
' Brooklyn,) N.;Y.
. HOSPITAL' INSTlJ - nositioftjT
4)1 aeilealty everywhere for irrexperi'eUced,
experience'people : Enclose
stamp. Seharf Bureau,
145-433 W.. 45th, New York. .
CARD OF THANKS
? . I take this methdd of thanking
my m;iny friends ffor their deeds
of kindness, for *thbir expressions
of sympathy during tie illness
and death of my bjbloved husband,
i .Tncoh Mortice,?E^p, and?for the
floral offerings. /
WIFE.,'
T- ? l>? '
LES HON AMIS DE'LART.
Newberry.?ftli. . uyirn~~',wiiT
host to Les Boa Amis Dc'lart Fii
day, March 1, at the home of Mr,
and iMj's. , Eugene Gary 011 Cald well
street,' After four games of
' auction bridge were played the
TV-host"served a repast of ice cream
? ?and cake.
Three lovely prizes were -giverf
first to Miss Catherine Latimer;
? low score tcr Miss A. Jones, and
guest pri/-e to Mr. Eugene Ho-lmes
We adjouirncd to meet with vMiss
Helen E. Nance Friday, Mar. 22.
HACTI ANTES'/
Tlir chub? met?Thursday night,
February 28, at the home 0/ Miss
The roll was called <ind every mt m
ber resptm ed freely to the cause .
A formal discussion ensued in
v wl\jeh many haizy things were
cleared- up to the members.- We
have planned to have an elaborate
affair during the \veek of U'adhers'
as: oeiation?which we ln>j>e will be
en ioye i' by all who might attend,
- At. the close- of the busine-s discussion,
the hostess served a de'
^licious roast which from facial
" expression, was enjoyed by?jrttr
We ad:ourned to meet with Miss
Susie Bo'dware ;and Mr. ?Leroy
% r Blown 011 the he.Nt TWeTiYtJIr date. "
THE ROYAL CIRCLE " I
social ci rn
The whist tournament 'riven by
? the Kb\ :;1 Circle Social Club on
Valentine night was quit'?a sue
ce-s.
V The tournanu-TTt-which was h/h.
at the home of Mi-s. Flecfhcr .John
son, , was the first cnleY'laTnuient
given by the club. The members
were dietir.TuMr.d by small ribbon
The V ores were counted and
prizes awarded at 10 o'clock,..find
Mis. George Tayl n wo-/ 1st
pi :7.e and Mr. and Mrs.'Peter-Anderson
second.
AlUr.a shoit intei niis/i.,n during
? iwhieh time sandwiches, punch and
cake were served. C,'ar> s .were
.1 .abandoned and, dancing was enjoy
ed by the guest ufitil 12 o'clo k. >
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY BRANCH
; ~ V. W. C. A,
A most, impressive memorial
service was held for the late Mrs.
Celia. Dial Saxon on Sunday, Feb 1
25, at 5 p. m. at the Y building.
Talks on "?(Irs. Saxon's Life of 1
: .il. .i iNf.. o?..
Ti>evoqrtr oer victr? -pfiu- - mi?. OHA
mt1 wl* knl'ui 11fvl" wi'iv made1
hy Mra. W. C.. Johnson and Mr. J.
A. Simmons. Mrs.'Tucker Fisher]
made a short talk on "Intcr-racial j
Opportunities." An altar_.of ap-J
preciatimn to (Mrs, Saxon's meflfiory .
was erecte by the presiding offi.
rers, Mrs. i.-F. Vincent, and Gath~
*ine Rando., h, lAjzanka Dentley,
r *" - J ssie Gibson and Miriam Roberts
representing the Girls' Reserves.
~ Mimical selections rendered were
, \vorites of Mrs. Saxon. "
* The board of directors met at
fr. ir^ regular , monthly meeting,
refi. A silver tea was planned
the drat. Sunday in April.
L >
Til 1L UAfrl^S?_ '-J]
The~Damos met a; the- homo of , i
Ha hip Kilnti .Li \vi> a, ?h-, usual j
' uj' willl-llle 1'iesKK'iU in etiait?o.
sirK'iiK' Ithem"Danus."
Altox-^-lni 1 ttovotii>im,~H- vwy jnte.ostiiiK
program wail's ioti;lero<TT
whioh i\vo all oiijoyi ? Af.ir t'he .
projiiam, thi business pa>t o" the
m?cttA*.r began. Old an i ii'w.businr.-s
wa- discussbd. The roll was
called ami nut'*' were collccte We.
liluT "The plelTsfiTv oT taking tn a ;
nrw- .member, Miss Susie Belle
Martin, whom we are very glad t>have
with us.
Two lm rubers f ?m the Mi n'5
Crusaders Club i were iivi'soir.
Xhey^gaye_jai.mo short but int? rest
u>g?reninrlis ami?we hope?that?
they will ei me ujruin.
After all bu buss the hostess'
served a course of -nuntA iches. p 1
juul niilbts, _\iVo_ -then adjournc^
fo Trm t at t*H? heme' of. Dane.'.'
Maiy Pope at tH>-ir?rmi hour. )
NON PKRin. SOCIAL CM H J
were royally entertained Wednesday',
night, fro'ip 7:30 until 11 <?'eloek
with MissrIMioob Moortf and
Miss Agnes. Hi>pkins" as hostessO.4.
at the htunfeatLALr^._-K.itiie -
This being our recreational meet
ing no business was.idrsoUssCd only
the report for the penny rally.
"The total amount raised in the ral
ly \va? $5.0<>. M'ss Margaret Harris'
raising the highest amount re-'
' eived a box of candy' as the prize
for her faithful work?which warpresented
Ho her-by Mr. JoshuaMartin.
c'~r
The evening was then enjoyed'
with dancing and fit her funs.
' At 11:45 o'clock the hostess serv
ed a delicious coins,.. ? . s ;
-?At 11 o'clock every* mo express?
ed themselves as. having spent an
enjoyable evening. ???
B. tlorri^Hepoi te! r:????MRS.
E; DIXON ENTERTAINED
. Mrs. Eliza Dixon entertained at
her hi mie., 2221 Richland St.. mires,"
Made Washington, Edith-Hemp
hill,. Mamie Shumate, Melzetta ETlerbee,
Ernestine Kieth, Mgrtle
Telford and Annie Ruth Hughes
of the Good . Samaritan Hospital.
Sunday evening, March $ji;d, and
all had a lovely time. oVjL * (/y
| , After the. chat, a delicitHjai"toni^^
of potato salad on U\ttuge leaved
was Served with salt-inn*. <"nl.n
and punch. _ _' i
\ i> s r;iiM S' ? L
~?? KKSEKH: ( i.( M
- The A. I). S. Girls' Reserve Clrrtf"
held its tveekly meeting at the
home of Miss C. K. Brownloe, uwr
instructress. The meeting "was
called to l>rder with President
short and interestiny^-prygra-m w;rr?
given by the chairman, Martha
Mais. I
After the program old and new |
business were discussed. Several |
sonys wero?practiced and later
went to the Y. W. C. A. wherewe-went
over several sonys with
the women of the Business Club
of Columbia. We ad'ournci. to'
meet _- *+- t" ?home?of- P.liaribotb?
Furgess. Until next week au re-]
yloir. ' .... ?+
Ellie Hampton, Reporter.
THE NIGHTENGALE , I
' SOCIAI, CI.I B j
The club met at the Beer Gar
detj,, Mar. 5, 10.15. The meeting
was tailed to order by tlit- presi- 1
u-ual l.iVur; singing the club theme
-sonfji prayer m Turret-1 .each meiiihvrf
recited a Bible verse; . after
whiafl^the minute>of the last m et
-rng were read and adopted; tlie roll
was called, each member responded
briefly. A short talk by Mr.
Iyf>l>ot*t Anderson i.and Eddie Brevard.
1 We are Wiry sorry to report
that Mr. .Tnftres [)uncan and
Mr. Charles Bi ice were. inndjle to
attend tiro last meeting. . f
CIGsiny song by.the pivsidont,
God ho with us.
? George T.ewis, Reporter.
AIL II A\'l> <>\ DECK AS
T1IK HOY A L SIX l)(?\V\S_
7 jeeeekson in i;m
' By Edward (Wis l) Brow n
Chester,- M'-nvli I,? ' Wjell, will
and well. The; gnds"took the
noon. They heat JcM'fersorr fli;rh
lt>-4. The f?iri> * were always in"
iH ^jjj
Faded Hai
Don't be unhappy ? don't be s wallfli
?. ;__yot:r hav can be made be-u[If-11 aqa
jiffy! Ge't GocWroyV Lariou-sc ("ten;
Coloring row. ^ No mtss ? no m:o
than a shampoo - ft}Skiffs" TnsTThtTy
-#cous, gleaming', jet-black h*ir. M
rave ? women will' envy. Don't wait
Godefroy's today, at your dealers or
direct from ?:?;
GOOEfROY MfG. CO.
a* 3506 OJita SL St. Lo?i?, I
J TH
rr-rrr?nr-rr in tfooll- posit H .1 I
Miss Wootlari wag able to sub.'dilute
quite often. All tfirls,
VVt-Ttf not afrahl cot a chain-to.
play. I think all played with the (
execution - f?t- o"" ?Uv-u Thui.
was the sixth straight.?anie ,1 or: ;
the Kill*.? Six_ playt-1, six-' worn? :
none Tost. "Oil! Thai Six! Yo\c?nhT- 1
V-jowsah! Vo,w-ah! Tluy awo a'o.nvc 1
to town. Th^t will probably be
the best f?amo\ Who thinks .they'
a?e 'tioiiji? Come to s.e tie; Roy
al Six. . <4 .J
'T" rike. up the BamU The Blue
Jacket Baseball team is niaieliine
oilti (!<>:irh Wm. Atkiivsrin ealle I
his baseball players . Monday -1 or
limbering; exercises. Every thin.- '*
is .plontit'ul. but tw'nlcrs. l.a i
year the Bluy Jackets were undcI'iHi'
and?unbit e.f?i-H?-en?ja lavo?
W'ateli out yotrV!Ugh Selumk teams
\ on all remember that' Blue Jack,
-et?trmt hall learn. There will be
little difference, if any. Tley
The Elite' Jacket. Nine
THE STATE TEACH EKS' IIAI I. j
The State Teachers'- Ball, an an- '
lilull eVei'! duiihg the -w'sMoii of
the PahWdtn Stale Teacher's As- i
sociathn is te be heUi-on Thursday'.
night; Al 'ich 14, at the Tovvn-hipAuditorium.
For "several years j
this affair.?on Thursday nk'lrk of-j
the association, has been largely
at-endi : by vi iiors and lo ;il dan* f
fans' and has been the outstan Vim
event among the social "affairs'
lu m 1 ting,.
Theuui-ie for this occasion w a
be -furnished 1>\ <"'"T'|oi i'n-sei! _
and liis A.jax Orchestra, fentrrinMr.
Harold June. .Mr. June, who
"is now a meraber of the faculty of
Booker Washington llijjh Scho >h
i> \vi ely l:i:6v. ii -for his music d
ihility. For sfvei aj years Harold
1;'f l' u(|'|','|llt ,"' ':0'[jm^' dance
orchestra.
"IMie dunce is beintr sponsored liv .
the-Youmr Men's Chtb.* - ^FhTT?fnF~ lowing
nieinherv- composc-thc nmi-mTTfee
in charge of arranjrenv nt:
IV. Johnson, T. J, Hanberry.
Iiuuimi I'aal a[)4- John ii. White- man.
u.
v. p. r. of ziox baptist
. . / CHURCJJ
Tho officers held their regular
^Meetintr Monday, March?4, ?1K!5,
I P
%?. :: iraxM
I ?'
f Famous For Fashions
x
^ At Low price# You
>; 1
j* Dresses ? Coats ? Suits
A - _ Sweaters ? Ski 1
y .
1 SMALL DKPOSIT WILL J.
5i DEANS FAMOUS LA
A
4^ "
.s.?. .; /->??><i ?;*?> "! -X'-X' I-yr
? e a v e n
j^r\ Can Stop These
The Bengal tancen:; va.h
|?PP?^.^5 numbered, never outfought
odventurel Breoth/takingA
Paramount, Pit t u r
WmLGARY COB!
mR$?'FRANCHOT T
RICHARD CROM
ijfr^fifisiR GUYSTANI
?&^KATHLEEN Bl
??DAYS STXIT
=?E
NOW I'L
James Carney ? l?at ()'
"DEVIL DOGS
- J\ ' J . '
T^rr Don't Desp
:!i f b r ^
^ ; ;; LA Kll
-r^?FI^iilI) MAI
j? YOUR DEAL
EE PALMETTO LEADER.
Til T v\- I'-UVV AK1JS l.'VKS A ?
' mitTHDAV l'AUTY
"D; 11 Cupid!? i?:uUli Uuiy -i?- -?
)r:i u> -burg. Tips was demonstrat u
i li II.1. I 'tinmj;, at a sui|U'ia? <;
r li-Jay ! i t.v, ijivcTi iiT honor of ' A
Mis* (+oMic' Hrandaburg, of Bow- i i
man. S. C at the-4?ome of Mi\, H. . i.
I'inckney. ' ' I j
The following wer? present: l
1$. anr. Vlmi is Rrownieo Hay- [ C
11 .i'uruiA^. llowv, Stade and Ale- i V
llufHo,?toon, Brumjabui-g { A
: I. ? : v AfU'l L't'llvral eon' A
versatum lively as well as 'eon-j
si na t ional, admittance in the din ! V
i io? ?i .was given by blie .host- '
. vJy'ch ^iinc chicken salad in p
. M ' ' u: bet cocoa. ba- L
. . i :l "in l.-nnl. crackers an t mints
th? ??+?A t ier which a love h
!; ' ?,f pink .carnations
. y -?o. . 'i'---1?Mns Brandaburg ^
by Mi-.- (j.'K. McDuffie from Mr.!
< p.1. The response by Miss '
Bi.andabi'rg was veiy timely be-. *
cause of tlie greatsurprise,, but \
~ y ni: .express'(1 iheneadves. as
hiv. h y 4 -in-ill ^juite an enjoyable* *
cO'eliir". * ^
MISS r.i.oisK Mil.SON Jl
HOSTESS TO CLUB ic
limhurir. S. C?"The Bueilla ^
At' niuT Social Clu|> was entertain- .
ed by M4ss Eloise Wilson, last
Friday evening, N. Dean StVoet.
The meeting opened with the
i re.-ident presiding. -After.the- re-gular
r.outine of business was finished
tables )1 nti bridge were ar-,
mined and the Quests, Misses Da-,
e alal Miller were HfviUM rnto-?
the" living robin. Miss It. L. River
won" the prize for high score, a
beautiful white celluloid spring
hag: consolation, Miss S. Wheeler,.
;i deck of lipeu playing, cards;
prize for giwst wasmvmv Ivy Miss
UlCfcL a lovely XiLXjin toilet, set.
The other.quests included Messrs.
1 '1:00. o'clock.
"Many pTtTns anda supjrestions
"W.To l-ioueht-out how t<i-make B.
Y. I'. U. increase and jrrow strong
er. Plans have been made for a
winnie i">t "it Monday nltyht. Mar.
I lib at ZTon. Baptist Church, at
S:00 o'< lock. So' the B. Y. P. U.^
invites you to come out and roast
a w'mnie with them. - /
?-Ri'V.-J. P. Reeder. Pastopv
Mr. Tlimias I.i'pscv /
President. 1
. , ... ?.? ft
[Ai?r~ |For
Every Occasion ?
'? A
?T ? |
? Sport-swear ? Blouses ?
. * X'
rls ? Hosiery X
ULU ANY (.'ARMKNT USE
V-AWAY SERVICE f
rmm -i=:!
mMB~~
A VIN(.;
1?ru:i?- S r.ink McIIugh
OF Tin: AIR"
* . k
-. ' mm. ' ""- " '!>'
nir - - - use
L\\ ^
GU'5'3
R^oforinqT^
E8 MAS^ ^ 4~? - *
*/r?yr .
,v Mi'MUUiASr "
111 ~ad, l?u"t loving rtuiaiiTtirunvv
1 "Mi cttTTTT yi'aiul ai>il ^TTTTT
:-ai' I mother, Mis. I.neii>ti:i
I. imaid, wlui Uii^__iill.'
iai ? li ip.'U.
f<>u Stay .-(I sy th us iTTany a yvur,
l-?L .-.tv"; to .si*t~y<iu jft? .
urn- iiai'iiim's i'ii^4r .within our
min's. ? y.
: andmnthor, for we miss vnu so;
t'e miss your feeble form each day,
-our win', s of conn sol in'oYo.
iml we niv' sti iy ing to m. i t you
again,.
Veil our lif'.'s journey is. o'er.Mis.
Coriiolia TTapp, Mr. Nloran
Boyd, Mr. George Boyd,,
' '""I Children 1
Mas. Alkeri^a Stevenpon. Mrs.?
'. *-ic Tmpp.'-Oi e.tl Grand-.
r. While and W. Tanner.
The hostess served a delicious
epast, chieken salads olives, ?>alines,
pickles, Russian tea. jell> and
ream, cake, candies and peanuts,
4+ss?Mabel?hx ester --expressed
hanks in behalf of the club, foi
I - lovely evening ^peiit ahU lv i
rmqxTe~vvny -est entertaining, Green
ind white color scheme was carrid
out.
The ciuh adjoined - to meet with
hiss aar&n wneeier Krene St.
The Cult
PRESENTS I I S
:j ' Benefit V^ijj
AllerKo
--"-a .
Wednesday,
L ' AT S:(
ADMISSION
Teachers Arc 1
New Enlargec
Big improverru
Del cious Horn
" Quick
COLLEGE INN
: THE EVA:
? I'RKS
JIMMY
AM
; D I X I E ~ S E F
/SPRING CHi
1 he Only -Dance During
COLUMBIA TOWNS
Wednesday, March
ADMISSION ^
COLUMBl!
<** ' ' ,
r
Has qualified rmd, its,now
under the plan developed
lumhia .1Tnjyersily and n<
iral Association. Ask yol
? J
! INTKKDKNOMINATWhNAI.
MINISTERS UNION
4 ' ^
J?, Mai lini. '1'ln 11>11. i ijf mijiiii im Linxir
I (ii'cat ,i ojoicinn' was excinplii'ud
Ly tiu- ministois of this
-Hnvti arid Hs- vk-Miity w:h<-n ^
r:tnVf in the- hunn.1?i;f Rev. A. '
jinkins tin- I'llicikui?tractor of S'
John A..M.K. < htirdh and rwrjfHTTj
r/A'i\ the union.
Organization.?Kev. .A; J.
kins, president ; Ituy^_M. L. Green]
vice-president, secretary and .re-j
poller; Rev.. M. M<,Tnti*h A^s.'.l
secretary; Rev. \V. B. Wa>Ujn#?
treasurer, -Rev. M. McBrrde, chap.
- tain;?Rrr;?Jaiu'ietu1,?I'residniL'.
T/hk-v of the---Marton district,?Ar
-Ah?hh?church. < ri'ie. Cumiwinm^
- I'rotDam?Revs. W.B. Washington.
J. G. (Jrefftr, A. J. Jenkins,
- M. McBr?de. M. U Grefn. Ptd?,licit.v?"Revs.
James L. Davis, W.
H, Foxworth. .fr~Jtr*TTirtl and L. J.
- Staten. Recreation?Revs. W. 1'
h Williams. J. .Viet untie,- A. "A
Taviorl W. F. Mcintosh.
_ The t'nfon will meet each Tin >
day at 12 o'clock. Next meytimj
March 12 at the home of Rev. \V.
B. Washington. The topic "What
.1,... . a. . i 'it a
I i"c>KH' .winisuTs Lnim mean u
' '.he Community? wilt be discus-rd
1
ure Club
ANNUAL I'MjAY
< in son Home
niversity [
March 13th I
y - gj
' ^ 25 CENTS I
Invited To Dine E
1 Dining Room I
jnt over la&t year
ie-Cooked Meals
[Service" 1 I
1609 H allien Street"
MS CLINIC
IHNTS
GUNN
1 ?"S
? E N A DERS
IlKIR
\RITY BALL
S. ('? Teachers' Asso'n.
SHIP AUDITORIUM
13?9 P. M. Until ?
/
_ ?: :?Tax Included?
I DAIRIES -J
delivering Vitamin I) Milk
in and controlled by Oo:cepted
by ?Amei ican Medrr~diKrtor
about it.
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J t-IPE SURE IS ^
j bfUOKTttt SINCE
4POUNOTHTS? n
... J NEW WAY TO
. 'Tom n\o n "w li o
; : b)?v?' ni'V' r shaved . J
with Simvn^' I'o.vilir <-.tn't
realize nloo iUis?not t" b<*-LlMth..
ered witlT a rfiz'ov and soap. Just
molsj^tj^a l^ly ^fa^ic Shaving Pow*dor
aTV f"FTTr7i$rn~Tt tOryour faro. Wipe
it off. au^ v-<'vn> -frrro js porfeetly
sliitvod'?K+?ifps and t>imt>lfs will go.
too. Pot au>.f Mrorio shaving l'owder'
111 "tint i;1 pi.tr.?A'ii.'r i?.\ 1H ltutt a
lotlK ti r n r ' At <lt na-mars i,r il l root
from M . it: Sliavii|ir t'"'Vilir I"1'*- ~
TJPJ7T 3s; Savannah, Ga.
Shealy's Garage
t; t:s hit a t, Mio Hu' a i kind t
, - Day And -Night
1012 Washington St.
Phonos: Day 35t?8 Night 7224
IjvfHR^LSIELEEN ~
BEAUTY PARLOR I
2029 Tavlor Si.- ? ?^
?Prices- Are Reasonable?
: ???. - ?I
, F.I^IK SEAtU^S,^ Prop. ' '. "j
"Sturkie Furniture- Co.
?HOME OF HAUCiAlNS?
When yon want .Furnitnlc see ?
We Sell .M'w and I *ed Furniture
Cash or Credit ? A snail down
,-v.j ...wit H'-i" ?nai >ou want, we
ray Cash for Used Furniture.
Phone 21235 ? 1213 Blanding 8t.
*!**!**!* *X* I
?? J&O K ?^
Chevrolet Co.
Tui THE BEST - J_ ?^
Used Car Bargains!
SEE THEM BEFORE VOL- BUY
1_9 2 4 _ M A I N_ _ S L Lot
Us Serve You
WAYERLY REAL ESTATE AND
INVESTMENT CO. \. ..
SMALL LOANS
Attractive Homes:. 1
For Rent ? For Sale ,
S: S. Youngbloud, PreA
A. S. Powe, Manager.
C. II?SUvens, : ?=
\ . Asst.-.Mgr. and Treas.
wmm?mamammm?mammam I
I I To
m jv. i / r?
die One, ?if" the* 3 thai estimate on
your Home Loan Work. ""
Artisans Contracting
Company _
Photjes 3487?S~>3~?
Thig Company is represented by
J. W. Beach um and It. (1. Ha good
IN NEED OF WOOD
H+FW.S * Kl.M) S1.1-.
W. It. UllW'MAK. 1"?'2;{ Harden St.
RBASNOAlU K _
Sell by Cord or any * mailer
quanity.
FOR REAL
COAL SERVICE
And Purest, Cleanest Ice
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Diamonds & Watches
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1611 MAIN ST.
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Elks' Beer Gardenrn
LUNCHEONETTE
1109 Vj W\SHIN<*TON STREET
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