Shamokin News-Dispatch from Shamokin, Pennsylvania • Page 9

PAGE NINE side glances By ciark) CLARK TO FACE JOSEPH BOYD If You Want to Buy, Rent, Sell, Hire, or Have a Service to Offer JURORS MONDAY PASSES AWAY AT IN BRIBE CASE COAL RUN HOME PHONE 1205 AND ASK FOR A WANT-AD TAKER SHAMOKIN NEWS-DISPATCH, SHAMOKIN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1935 Si 11 -V a- i i Grand Jury Will be Asked Member of Pioneer Family Personals Heating, Plumbing CALL HARRY A. MANGLE For VALUE-WISE READERS News-Dispatch Want-Ads guide readers to many' unexpected values. They are a source of profit to those who are regular readers of this page and, "nearly everybody reads the Classifieds." If they didn't do just that they wouldn't be in the newspaper in the first place. They succeed on their own merit. Their appearance in large groups day after day is ample evidence that they justify themselves.

They benefit both buyer and seller and are a source of great satisfaction all around. The great variety makes them far reaching. Their human interest appeal insures a large interested audience daily. Get the classified using habit. It pays.

READINGS by Madame Leo. Rear Shissler's drug store. Lost and Found LOST Bunch of keys in leather case. Kindly return to 237 S. Market street.

Help Wanted STRONG GIRL OR WOMAN house-worker and plain cook. References exchanged. Salary $45 per month. Mrs. E.

Hlrsch, 3761 81st street, Jackson Heights, Long Island, N. Y. GIRL Experienced, for housework. Salary $30 monthly; good home. State age, experience.

Weinberger. 1835 East Eighth street, Brooklyn, N. Y. WANTED SEPTEMBER 25. man to call on established trade in Sha-mokin.

Mount Carmel and vicinity. Opportunity to advance. Address Box 1170, care News-Dispatch. WOMAN who has two or more free hours a day can make extra money taking care of our trade with homekeepers. Experience unnecessary.

No investment. Immediate income. The Abner Royce 668 Royce Cleveland, Ohio. CHRISTMAS CARDS Big commissions selling personal greetings, embessed stationery samples free. 21 folder assortment.

Humorous, etching, everyday, gift wrapping boxes. Bonuses. Experience unnecessary. Wallace Brown, 225R Fifth New York. Instructions PIANO LESSONS, accordion, violin.

Prof. Readly. Phone 163-J. "Now you fellas who go to a party and can't dance, play the piano or crack jokes. Take this little coin-in-the-box trick and I'll guarantee you DON'T QUOTE ME in one of Sobel's duplicate games in Los Angeles.

South's jump to six hearts is based on his partre r's club 1 TT when dummy goes down an inter- ocfinop nrnhlpm rnnfrnnts riprlirfr The king of diamonds was open-! ed. Declarer realized that West, to! ct ot fW spades, which meant that East ati the most had only one spade, so' spsdes could not be ruffed out and! ciarer had no entry card in dum-' I .1 However, East had doubled, and, his double must be based on the ace of On that assumption, de- clarer played a low diamond from! dummv and ruffed with the deuce! of hearts. Thrf rounds' of hearts were taken, which picked up the outstanding trump. Declarer thpr. cashed two; -ouncV of spades to make sure that-j East had no spades left.

Then he' led the five of clubs. This forced East in the lead arfi your next plumbing, heating or electrical job, at 1017 West Wal-street." Phone 1812. FULL LINE OF PLUMBING and. heating supplies carried in Tank heaters; Heating plants ofj all kinds. Taby's, corner Second; and Walnut.

"Phone 286. i i WATER FRONTS And repairs for all stoves, furnaces and boilers. Used Grey enameled Beechwood and Beaver combination coal and. gas ranges. Large size new com-! bination coal and gas range 'Phone 336M.

REISER'S, 35 Nort Market street. Roofing Metal LOW FALL PRICES on furnace pipe and els. You can save money buying direct. Phone 986. Floyd Snawda.

the Metal Man. SAVE COAL by letting us clean your furnace by vacuum. No muss, no fuss. Phone 986. Floyd E.

Shaw-da, the Metal Man. SAVE MONEY BUYING DIRECT Lowest prices on galvanized sheets, .27 various sizes and gauges. Phone 986. Floyd E. Shawda, the Metal Man.

STOP-A-LEKE and SELE-A-LEKE No tar roof coating; all size containers, at reduced prices; free delivery. Phone 986, Floyd E. Shawda, the Roofer. Prts and Supplies 64 i BEAGLE HOUND for sale. 708 West Mulberry.

Apply FORj RABBIT HOUND PUPPIES SALE Fred Knock, Lavelle. Live Stock FOR SALE-Pigs. six weeks old. Mrs. Martha V.

Clark, Paxinos, R. D. 1 Legal notices NOTICE Notice Iwicliy g-iven Hint Sliivdy Snycti'r. ciMitrnctoi'-i, llri-ndOn, are ilisolvitir partiirrsliip. All person liavinir claims firm will present, them at otiee.

I. H. S.NYDLll. BRIDGE BV WM E. McKENNEV Secretary American -ridge League Only One Way.

to Win Here's a Powerful Hand, But It'll Be Set If Extreme Care Is Not Used in Playing the Dummy. Less than a vear a en the Amprir-an Bridge league opened an office in Los Angeles, in charge of Tom Stod-; dard, its Pacific coast director. Sohel, who was eastern tournament! direi'tor of the league, was sent from New York City to take charge of; touir anient activities out there. A A 5 5 VAKQJ107J 4 Void Duplicate and S. vul South West North V.tt 1 A rass 6 Pass 1'ass Double Redouble Pass rass Tass, Oiienine lead-- 1" SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS PROBLEM a i A 1 7 AKQJ 10 (HQJ1D I A I 7 4 5 i 8 ft 6 4 5 A 7 3 A i Dealer ll 1 86 i I i I i I PIANO Bessie Hummell.

graduate teacher, will conduct classes for children at 25c, private 50c, with immediate results. Phone 296-R. Rooms for Rent EAGLE HOTEL Rooms by day or week. Weekly rate, $4 up. since East had nothing but diamonds i priesthood at the time Italian em-and clubs left, he had to lead into Perors 'ere persecuting Christians dumT.v and.

of course, declarer's burning them alive and throw-three losing sondes were discarded. in8 them to the lions. If declarer had won the first dia- The pnestly class -continued to Expires of Complications. Joseph A. Boyd, Coal Run, member of the family of original settlers of Boydtown, died at his home at 5:15 last evening following a long illness from a complication of diseases.

Joseph son of Hugh and Elizabeth Allison Boyd, was bom at Boydtown. May 16. 1875, and was reared to early manhood at that place. He was married as a young man to Miss Margaret Lamont, a member of another pioneer family of Coal Township. Following their marriage the couple located at Coal Run and had resided there ever since.

From early manhood Mr. Boyd had been engaged as a contract miner until impaired health forced his retirement. He haJ been a member of Trinity Episcopal church from early boyhood. Surviving are his widow and two children, Mrs. Elizabeth Rupp.

at home, and Mrs. Mabel Lloyd, of Springfield, together with three brothers, James Boyd, Coal Run; Garfield Boyd, Shamokin, and Albert Boyd. Mount carmel. There Is also one grandchild. The funeral will be held from the home at 1:30 Friday afternoon, with the Rev.

H. W. Becker, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church, Danville, to officiate in the absence of the Rev. Robert McCutchen.

absent from the city because of the death of Mrs. McCutchcn's mother. Burial will be in Shamokin cemetery. TEMPLE CLUB WILL RECEIVE RETURNS Election Results Will be Received After Monthly Meeting Tonight. The Temple club will receive the primary election returns tonight at its rooms in the Masonic temple.

Th returns will be furnished bv arrangement with the Shamokin News-Dispatch. The regular monthly meeting of the club will be held early in the evening with the reception of election returns to continue throughout the night. IROTARIANS TALK OF NEW PROGRAMS Club Assembly Features Weekly Ses sion of Service Organization. A club assembly featured last evening's Rotary club program at its meeting held in the social hall of First United Brethren church. Programs to be presented during; the next few weeks anJ club objectives were discussed.

The meeting was in charge of President John Rolin. Sunday, September 22 $3.00 to NEW YORK Laava Shamokin by apacial train 1:15 a. m. Returning Imv Naw York 7:08 p. m.

Evory Saturday $4.05 to ATLANTIC CITY Two-day axcuraioni alio 1S4-v day limit axcuralona on salt aary ALLENTOWN FAIR $3.00 rtZ by but avtry day. Sapt. 17th to 21 at RAER-LOUIS FIGHT at NEW YORK Tuesday, September 24 Special faraa and arrangamamt for parlies or or mora. Sunday, October 6 to Philadelphia $5.50 SHAMOKIN to PHILA. Every day all traina good for five daya convenient train ichedulea with clean, quiet, air-conditioned coachee to make your journey pleaiant on.

"EVERY NIGHT" $4.35 to New York by train on the "WILLI AMSPORTER" Oetaila of above tripe will be for. warded upon roqueet to Out net Paitanger Agent, Reading Pa. By Westover to Indict i Wednesday. HARRISBURG. Sept.

17 (U.B Sute Senator William H. Clark, West Chester, if indicted by the Dauphin county grand jury on charges of offering to barter his influence as chairman of the senate appropriations committee for state liquor store insurance, will go to trial Monday afternoon. High state officials, including Attorney General Charles J. Mar-giotti and Revenue Secretary Harry E. Kalonder, to whom Clark is charged with making the bribery offers, will appear before the grand Jury Wednesday.

They will present a "Speak-O-Phone" record of the alleged conversations between the senator and the two state officials In Margiotti's office. Several minor witnesses testified before the Jury yesterday at the opsning session of the September term of court, but state officials out of town for the primary election today, could not be presented. They will return to Harrisburg tomorrow after having voted in their home precincts. The grand jury Is expected to bring in a quick decision either late Wednesday or early Thursday. Trial of the case was postponed until i Monday at the request of Oliver K.

Eaton, Pittsburgh, counsel for Clark. Eaton has been ill. Another state senator. James J. Coyne, Pittsburgh, also defended by Eaton, is scheduled to go to trial within a few days, if indicted by the grand jury on charge of assault and battery.

The Jury will hear testimony against him Thursday in connection with an altercation in a local hotel during the last legislature with a Philadelphia newspaper man. REGION MAN TAKEN TO ASHLAND HOSP. Carmen Veach, Stricken While Attending Church. Carmen Veach, 26, 544 Spruce street, Kulpmont, was stricken acutely ill at the close of services Sunday morning in St. Mary's church at that place, was later rushed to the Fountain Springs hospital where he submitted to an emergency abdominal operation.

His condition today is regarded as extremely critical. Mrs. Catherine Veach, mother of the stricken young man and also mother of Chief of Police Gerard Veach, Kulpmont, is also a patient in the same hosoital. under treat- ment for a complication of diseases. KULPMUiST 150 I HAS FRACTURE OF ARM jViclim Said He Was Thrown to Ground hv an Dlrlvr Rnv Michael Bogush, 12, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Metro Bogush, of 1419 Scott street, Kulpmont, Ls a patient in the Shamokin hospital with a fracture of the left arm. The boy said he was return-: ing to his home from a hike through the mountains when he he met a group of older boys. One 1 of them picked him up and then dropped him to the ground, he said He fell with hts arm doubled be-, neath him. After being treated at home by a physician he was taken to the hos-' pital.

MORE PARKERS CAUGHT The cars of eight night parkers' were either taken in tow or supplied i with red tickets over the according to official report today, i The number of early morning! violations of the parking ordinance) is dwindling, as towing charges and I fines continue in force. An nlfl Fiirr on iiTrcHHrt tc that animals take on the power of speech at Christmas time. i WHITE Crab Meat 45c fPXt -r- 1 I vr I I rv ITT I yj vau i rvi vj BOT VaIE FOUND I 1 fP17 Tu While he state department has en usinS its good offices to help prevent an Italio-Ethiopian war, an expert of the Smithsonian institution has been checking up on the Afrlcan kingdom and ac? vvhlch anwer some of Mussolini's rhnrops nf the ronnt.rv nor hpine civilized. Dr. John P.

Harrington, expert ethnologist, found that: Ethiopia is the oldest Christian country, having been converted 200 years after Christ. Ethiopia is the oldest of languages, outranking even the Hebrew in which the Bible was written. Ancient histories show that Ethio- pia was under a heavy Christian I important part in me toiui try's life down to the present day i when it indirectly is throwing its support to the battle to preserve the nation's independence. Letters of Ethiopian words are' placed from left to right, just as in English, with a colon put at the end of every word so that the words are neatly separated in manuscripts. The Ethiopian language has departed the least in its form from the original proto-Semitic, the mother tongue of 7,000 years ago.

Even Hebrew shows a larger development than that of modern Ethiopia. The ancient dialect was used until the seventeenth century when it broke into modern variations. These are the most primitive Semitic lan- guages. Dr. Harrington said that the Ethiopian language is easy to pronounce and that its words are easy to remember because of their sonorous sound.

The accent usually falls on the next to the last syllable. eir. Emperor Halle Selassie is known to his people as the "naggaasii" or em- peror and he sits on a "manbar" or throne. The warriors will battle for 'aalam" or glory. A machine gun capable of firing (1,500 shots a minute and operated by electricity is said to have been in vented oy a Bruisn soiaier.

I the Classifieds! Shoe Repairing SO TAKE YOUR SHOES TO GOODMAN 512 East Sunbury street, and save money. Men's half soles and heels, 65c; ladies' half soles and heels, 48c; ladies' heels, 10c; children's shoes, soles and heels, 47c; boys' shoes, soles and heels, 60c. First class work and material. All work guaranteed. Used Automobiles Si STUDEBAKER TOURING For sale or trade in coal.

Call 709-J. 1934 V-tag Dodge truck; 1934 U-tag Dodge truck; 2 1934 U-tag Ford trucks; 1 1933 U-tag Trd truck; 1 1933 V-tag Chevrolet truck; 3 1934 Ford coaches; 2 1933 Ford ccaches; 1 1933 Ford coupe; 1 1934 Ford sedan delivery; 1 1932 Ford coupe; 1 1930 Ford coach. Mertz Motor Company. USED CAR CLEAN-UP SALE 1929 Ford Sedan 90.00 1929 Ford Touring 70.00 1929 Ford Coupe 80.00 1930 Ford Tudor $140.00 Chevrolet Sedan 65.00 1929 Chevrolet Coach 85.00 1930 Chevrolet Coach $130.00 1929 Ford Truck, 4 speeds 90.00 1930 Ford Truck, 157-in. wheelbase $175.00 Will accept Coal as Cash on above i Cars and Trucks DINIUS BROTHERS, Ford Dealers, Middleburg, Pa.

I Auto Service 53 TOWING Day and nijht service West End Garaee. Phone 1015 Official Inspection Station No. 7570. City Garage. CAR WASHING AND GREASING while you wait.

City Garage. BODY AND FENDER WORK City Garage. SEE US FOR PRICEoiTbody and fender work. Engle's Garage, 4th and Pine streets. HAND SERVICE STATION, for-merly Hand Motor N.

Third street, is now located at corner of Arch and Oak streets. EXPERT BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS At our new shop. Also car storage $5 per month. Mertz! Motor Rock Spurzheim Sts. i SINCLAIR TRANSMISSION AND DIFFERENTIAL GREASE 3 lbs.

25c, in gun ready for use Sin clair Gas Station, at the end of Bear Valley Shamokin. and Weigh Scales. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS TAKE NOTICE Mechanics with 2 years' experience on all front end adjustments. We guarantee all work, and price is reasonable. See us before you have any work done and be convinced.

Inspection Station No. 3709. EDGEWOOD GARAGE, 104-106 West Lincoln Street Shamokin, Penna. Electrical Work 55 C. LESTER MANGLE For your electric and plumbing work.

Prompt and efficient service. Try us. Phone 1483-R. 1011 Walnut street. Builders' Supplies 59 BUILDING MATERIAL FOR SALE Tearing down large single home.

Corner Seventh and Chestnut streets. All kinds of doors, windows and lumber for sale cheap. See our foreman on the job. Shamokin Lumber Construction at Yoch Bakery job. TILLIE THE TOILER i i I mond trick with the ace in r.ummv.

the contract would have been de-feitpd Copyright. 1935, NEA Service. Inc.) STAR SIGNALS by Octavine For person who hrtlrve trial nnrrun destiny is (tulilecl hy the plaiifts, Hip iiaily horoscope is outlined hy i nolerl astrologer In addition to information of (reneral in lerets. It outline Information of special interest to persons born on the designated dales SEPTEMBER 18 Most favored ones today are those who were born from May 21 through June 21. General Indications of the Day for Everybody.

Morning Bad. Afternoon Bad. Evening Poor. It might be well to postpone any- thine imrjortant until th mornine Nearly Everybody Reads Wanted to Rent 28 MODERN BUNGALOW TYPE HOUSE On Trevorton or Sun-bury road within 10 mile radius of Shamokin by responsible party. Write Box 1125, care News-Dispatch.

For Sale 18 WE MAKE CIDER every Wednesday at Cook's old stand on the pike. FOR SALE 5 h. p. gasoline engine, reasonable. 1045 West Spruce street.

FOR SALE Cameras. Groflex 4x5, and Professional 8x10 with accessories. Printer trays, film chemi-icals. John P. Conbere, 1635 West Independence street.

Wanted to Buy 30 WANTED Used Chevrolet "booster" brake and one-ton model rear-end. 927 Scott street, Kulpmont, Pa. WE BUY OLD STORAGE BAT- TERIES Highest prices paid in town. Sullivan Battery. Independ-! ence and Coal.

Household Goods 34 FOR SALE Stoves. Also stove repairing. Taby's. corner Second and Walnut. "Phone.

286. FURNITURE EXCHANGE 705 Shamokin street. Bed outfits $4.00 Bedroom suites $17.00. FOR SALE Singer sewing machine, good condition, reasonable. Apply rear Shissler's drug store.

FOR SALE All remaining furni-1 ture. Very cheap. Call any time up I to 9:00 p. m. Helfenstein's, corner! Seventh and Arch.

WRINGER ROLLS, brushes rebristled. Parts and repairs to any make washer, sweeper and sewing Fix-It Shop. 826 East Dcwart street. Phone 955-J. FOR SALE 12 washing machines, 8 vacuum cleaners, rups, window blinds and porch shades.

Apply O. K. Wetzel Warehouse, rear O. K. Wetzel's residence.

Phone 1110-J. See Mr. Dilliplane. BIG stock of new livingroom suites At $49. See the new styles of parlor suits and studio davenports.

Best values on rugs in the region. Bods, $3.98, folding cots, stair treads. Old furniture traded. Rhoads, Sunbury street. Business Services 41 LINOLEUM Cemented down by Joe Oravitz.

Phone 174 W. Radios and Repairs 42 RADIO SERVICE For guaranteed radio service, tubes and parts, call Shamokin 1245-R, Ray Clifford, Sunnyside. 24-hour service. NEW 1936 ATWATER KENT Metal Tube RADIO, prices $27.50, $39.90 and up. Easy payments.

Harry A. Mangle, 1017 W. Walnut street. Phone 1812. 1935 CROSLEY RADIOS Best Values $19.99 up LIACHOWITZ JEWELRY STORE Musical Instruments 43 Distributors for Soprano Accordions, Conn Band Instruments, Gibson String Instruments, Century Sheet Music.

King Trombone, $25. Jos. Parenzan, 44 N. Market. Beauty Shops 43 WE SPECIALIZE in hair dyeing.

Also beauty culture in all branches. Rcba's Beauty Shop, 402 Gowen street, hone 1202-W. Dry Cleaners 47 NAPHTHA GAS For all kinds of cleaning. City Garage. RUGS AND CARPETS dusted and shampooed.

Make your house-cleaning easy by phoning 959 or 986. Lik-Nu Rug Laundry. Upholstering 48 UPHOLSTERING General furniture repairing. Special prices on loose cushions. R.

Samuel, 78 E. Dewart St. Phone 787-R. Shoe Repairing SO ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING 519 N. Shamokin St.

Men's half soles and heels, 69c: ladies' half soles and heels, 49c. children's half soles and heels, 49c; ladies' rubber or leather top lifts, 9c. i of September 20. He gave the following list of fig- Today's Birthdate ures in the Ethiopian language: One, You should be able to reproducsj ahhaduu; two, kel'eetuu; three, sa-anything you see lastuu; four, arbaa'tuu; five, xam- Your home coiiditioas should im- etuu; hundrtd, me'et, and thousand, As a result of their activities, seven tures, or you may become very ex-players from California were sentjtravagant. east this year to participate in the Danger from fire, accident rash various masters' events of the speech or sharp instruments from ROOMS FOR RENT Apply Y.

C. A. Telephone 1527. W. Rooms Wanted 10 WANTED Two or three rooms.

State terms. Write Box 1152, care News-Dispatch. Board and Rooms 11 ROOMERS And boarders. Sunbury street. 620 East Apartments for Rent 12 FOR RENT Four-room apartment.

Corner Cameron and Orange. APARTMENT Six rooms, all con veniences. 14 South Shamokin street. Garages for Rent 16 GARAGE 100 Sheridan street, Uniontown, $3 month. Jos.

Rohrheimer, Real Estate, 721 N. Shamokin Street, or W. L. Miller, Uniontown. Farms for Sale 22 FARM Apply Felix Kulbacki, Paxi-, nos.

Pa. 5 eal Estate for Sale 25 FOR SALE Single home In Edge-wood; 3 rooms on first floor with extra large kitchen and large clos-ed-in back porch; 3 bedrooms with large attic equal to two rooms; bath, hot water heat; large front porch; new stone terrace; cement walks on side and in yard; cement cellar with separate cold cellar; separate rear entrance to cellar; just finished painting and papering throughout; lot 25x150; small down payment, balance as rent. BUNGALOW fidgewood district. Six rooms; hot water heat; bath; lot 25x150; small down payment, balance as rent. DOUBLE Academy Hill.

Can be financed with 1-3 down payment. Must be sold to close out estate. Most reasonable price in this district. SHAMOKIN REAL ESTATE CO. Ccr.

Independence and Market Sts. Telephone 461 FARM 80 acres; good buildings; on highway; all equipped, stock and machinery. All crops. Price, $3,900. Also two lots on Trevortorj Road, Property, all conveniences, Apply Karl Hirsch, Real Es- late fculu luauiauuc ciuici, ouu- bury street, Shamokin.

Wanted to Rent 28 SMALL HOUSE or apartment. Apply 37 South Sixth street. Shamokin News-Dispatch Classified Ads WORD RATES PER DAY 1 day. cents a word. 3 consecutive days 4 centi wora week (S days) 6 cents a word Longer Term Hates for Buloet Advertisers Upon Request Mo ads taken for less than 3i cent! Ads ordered Tor irregular Insertions take tbe one time rale for eacb Insertion.

Report errors at once. The New-oiJiiaU'h will not be responsible tor more than one Incorrect Insertion i. Unified iilvei using received up to 1 1 00 a will lie inserted the dn.y's Hsue. Couv received after 11:00 a. m.

will not le Inserted until following day Saturday tbe 1'oslnx hour for classifieds Is 9 a IIF Tllfi TEI FTIIOIVE Call I 05 Ask fur a Classified Ad Taker WEST END FISH MARKET Will Have FRESH FISH for WEDNESDAY! SEA TROUT 10c 3 Ibs 25c prove during April, 1936, but you must be discret with vour exrjendi- February 12-18. Socially favorable February 16-19. Iteartprs desirinf? additional informa tton refrardlnn their horoscopes are Invited to communicate with Octavine, in care or this newspaper. Knelm i S-cent stamntd self addressed epveiope MINER INJURED BY FALL OF TOP COAL Walter Naciczwlcz, 52, Mount Carmel, a miner at the Reading company's Locust Gap colliery, was caught under a fall of coal shortly after noon Saturday and suffered several broken ribs and Internal injuries. He was taken to the Fountain Springs hospital for treatment.

The fall occurred at a tlm th miner was dressing shattered coal at the face of his working A laborer standing nearby escaped injuries. Classified Ads Bring Quick Results. Every Modern I Today's Contract Problem South Is playing the contract at four hearts. West opens the jack of clubs. Watch your first play, and be careful six odd can be made.

AQ107 8 6 4 KM A A 4 2 A 4 5 2 6 3 6 5 3. eaier 4k A 3 A 10 9 7 2 10 9 7 Solution in next issue. IT A large delegation of Pacific coast players also will be sent to the fall session of the national tournament in Chicago the week of December 2. Hete's an interesting hand played A 6 5 2 3 aQ10 fc 7 5 FN I LJ CLAW Crab Meat 35 CHOWDER CLAMS SCALLOPS STEWIXG OYSTERS HADDOCK FILLETS FRYING OYSTERS STEAK FISH MACKEREL If you try our FISH you will ajree (hey are FRESH! Full Line FRUITS and VEGETABLES WEST END FISH MARKET 26 North Second Street Improvement OH, MAC HEfcE'S A YO- 1 IT- VfHAH, 7T 1 rim Uo. I THE AJHOOpEE fcOOM a ij- ii flcrfn if- ri i in AMD HERE'S "THE MODEL klTCH-jj) BOY'.

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