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THE DAILY MIRROR
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I. BURGESS . . .Business Manager
A. C. HOLLAND Editor
P. M. ARMSTRONG.. City Editor
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
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For Representative
WILLIAM T. BMITM.
DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.
For Mayor
LOUIS SOHERTT.
For President of Council
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SAMUEL B. LIPPINCOTT.
For Auditer
HARRY S. ELLIOTT.
For Treasurer
CLAUDE D. WALTERS.
For Solicitor
WILLIAM P. MOLONEY.
For Council at Large
ARTHUR W. BRYANT
BENJAMIN F. WAPLES
HENRY A. SOHULER.
Ftr Board of Public Service
J. 0. ANTHONY.
MICHAEL OLARY
THOMAS J. MEAD.
For Board of Education
FRED E. OUTHERY
J. WILBUR JAOOBY.
For Ward Councilman
First Ward-O. W. NEELY.
Second Ward J. J. RUDOLPH.
Third Ward B. B. CARTER.
Fourth Ward J. W. HURR.
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MARION TOWNSHIP TICKET.
For Treasurer
I?R. O. P. OAILEY.
For Clerk
THOMAS DAY.
For Trustee
JAMES REYNOLDS.
THOMAS GRAHAM.
For Justice of Peace
CHARLES H. CONLEY.
CHARLES E. GOMPF.
! WHICH WILL YOU BELIEVE?
$ Tho local iPorakcr organ and Us
'J, candidate for lepiebentatlvo havo
K during tho campaign which clones
U tonight been" pointing with prldo,"
which is superfluous, to tho record
W which tho Republican party In Ohio
t has made In tho tomporanco fight,
y Repeatedly tho attention of Us
K readers has been called to tho part
P which tho republicans hnvo takon
In tomporanco legislation and tho
claim mudo that the icpubllcans
aro tho only ft lands which tho
temperance people havo. In this
connection, some Information from
tho outside might prove intei eat
ing to tho reader. In tho October
issue of "Iho American Issuo",
tho' mouthpiece of tho nntl.saloon
j leaguo in Ohio, the editor has tho
S totlowlng to say:
"Tho Issue editor Is u Republi
can '"from away b.ick", but ho
, tools that It Is ubout time for Re
publicans to bo getting off their
.hlgh-horao of claiming a mono.
$ poly of all tho virtues especially
Z In vlow of what wo aro seeing In
5 tho fcouth and of what has just
Sharpened In Oklahoma. And, by tho
way, tho position of tho Ropubll.
1 cans In Columbus, in tho muncl.
5 pal campaign, Is onough fr mako
la docont manhanB Wsfceadj with
snamo. our pwnautiui nu niuruu
,ity party ff,
lading 'sponsor for
tho city and a
the ' saloons of
broken Sabbath, whllo out of tho
Three Leaders In a big club of
fer, pdlneater, McClare and
World's Work. Single copy
I price, fo 6 can be had for $3.00
: fll.tliree publications for one year
i aach. ' Wa can save you money
1 a periodicals,
C. (1. Wiant
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CLAUD D. WALTERS
Democratic Candidate for City
Treasurer.
Democratic Xnzareth from which
wo thought no good could come,
advances tho man who holds tho
banner of morality and decency
in his hand. And no one has for
gotten ct tho relative temperance
positions of ex-Governor Herrlck
and former Governor Pattlson.
"It Is yet early In tho twentieth
century; but, early as It ISj wo
havo got too far along to bo gull
ed any moro with tho cry that
llopubllcuus has a cinch on godll.
nefes whllo Democracy Is Irretriev
ably mortgaged to tho devil. Tho
shoo seems to bo getting decidedly
on tho other foot In u good many
sections of our country."
Compare this with tho claim
made by Mr. Donlthen mid tho
local rornkor organ's editor, und
then sit down and reflect.
CLAUDE D. WALTERS;
NOT CLAUDE C. WALTERS
Among Bomo voteis Micro in
bomo confusion as to the identity
of the democratic candidato for
City Treasurer. Iho confusion has
arisen over the similarity of tho
names, thero being a dlfforenco In
tho middle Initial. Claudo D.
Walters, the nominee for City
Treasurer Is the tobacconist whoso
placo rat business; Is ou West Con.
tor street, whllo Claudo C. Walters,
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was formerly deputy county our.
vejor.
In toider to moro firmly fix
tho identity of tho democratic nom
inee wp herewith produco a llko-
uess of him.
In voting tor member of school
board tho voter will bo able to
vote moro Intelligently by bearing
In mind that Fred E, Guthery and
J. W. Jacoby aro tho regular demo
cratic nominees; M. Jl, DIckorson
Is tho regular icpubllcan nominees;
Drjan Humo, B. F. Davis nnd
Rov, L. C. Jleed aro tho regular
prohibition nominees; H. O .Dunn
is an Independent republican and
dohn Pickerel is an Independent
domociat.
CAMPAIGN
CLOSED
So far as tho ilrror Is concerned,
tho. local political campaign closed
Saturday evening. During the past
few weeks, wo hove endeaored to
plato beforo tho otcrs the Issues as
wo have teen them, and 'in this effort
wo trust wo hae mado ourselves suf
ficiently plain. The Ibsues havo been
tieated fairly" and squarely. It has
been u clean campaign, so far as wo
are concerned, and wo do not pro
poso to run any chance of bnolllng
our lecoid at tho last hour, theiefoie,
wo havo zealously refrained from
bilnglng forth any new arguments on
the Usues at tho last moment. Elev
enth hour politics havo nevor ap
pealed to us. What wo havo to say
we proopso to say at tho time when
the opposition has an opportunity for
reply.
Whon you get behind tho cur
tain tomorrow, just glanco ovor
tho democratic ticket and seo It It
Is not a good ono. from top
jHjtjom. ju X In tho clrclo undor
tho rooster will do tho work;
Don't voto for mop than throe
men for Board of Education, moro
than three for Council at Largo, moio
than three for Board of Public Sorv
lco, moio than two for (Township
Trustee. If 'you do you will vote for
no ono,
I'he citizens havo an opportunity to
secure an expert on municipal law
for a city solicitor. William P. Mo
loney Is ttio man and you owo H
to your city officials to secure lilra
for their counsellor on questions of
law.
TUB MARION DAILY MIKKOR,
NOVEMBER SOUNDS THE til luW'.
NOW IS THE TIME
A raincoat is neede'd to insure good
health, Our line of them willjplease you,
they are" the ideal coat for all kinds of
j ' - 'ait
weather; and suitable all timesiffiV
Men's Raincoats $10. toH$25.
I. MARX
MEN'S OUTFITTERS, j
Procrastination is not only the thief
of time, but It has robbed many a
good man of nn office for which he
was peculiarly fitted. Don't put oft
otlng until It Is too late.
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Michael Clary has bcrvcd In tho
city council nnd his knowledge of city
affairs will prove valuable to tho
Board of Public Service. Do your part
toward putting him on tho board.
A vole for S. Jl. LIpplncott Is a
oto for, a capnblo man for the city
council's presiding officer.
Before you cast your vote for may
or, consider tue difference in conui
tlons In Marlon as compared with tho
tlmo beforo Mayor Scherff took
charge of tho cxecutlvo department.
The last place on the ticket In
every precinct Is reserved for tho as-
bessor. Don't overlook It. Tho
assessor win bo a very important
person with 'you next spring.
Charles 13. Gompf Is thoroughly ac
quainted with the office of Justice of
tho Peace. Voting for him Is voting
for a man who has been tried and
not found wanting.
All of the democratic candidates for
ward councilman are laboring men.
Wa havo had a "Business man's
Council," now iet us have a laboring
man's council.
Therq Is no use asking you to voto
for Dr. C. P. Galley for towiibhlp
treasurer. Of course, you are going
to do that.
James Reynolds Is running for his
becond term as townshlptrubtcc. He
has proven a competent official, and
he should bo retained.
Joseph Long, tho veteran nsbessor,
Is tho candidato for constable. This
statement will provo sufficient with
most votqrs,
il 11 tho third ward, B. B. Carter Is
making a great fight for the election
to council. Give him a lift when you
go to the polls tomouow.
J, Ay. Hurr Is In a republican ward
but that docs not dlscourago him. He
Is honest and capable and these two
qualifications aio appealing to the
voters.
iB. F.' Woples haB mado a, good
official as a member of the Servlco
Board., He nhould now bo bent to tho
city council as a member at largo.
J. C. Anthony has demoiibtrated
that ho knows how to run his private
business. He Is a Bafo man to en
trust with tho city's business.
If you neglect to vote( mako a re
bolvo to find no fault with tho offi
cials which are elected, no matter
what they do.
Tho man who does not tako tho
tlmo to go ,to vote, should not tako
tlmo to find fault, If tho election
returns do not suit him.
Georgo W. Neely will mako a good
pouncllmancvFlist ward votors Bhould
bco to It ihat he Is given the oppor
tunity to demostruto it.
Fred E. Guthery and J. W. Jacoby
will make good members of the Board
of Education, Don't forget to mako
the X opposite their names.
irt First Ward, Product C, John W.
Crlss)uger Is tho democratic candidato
for assessor..-A o(o for him will bo
rightly placed. ,
Jolm Ililey holds the bottom of the
ticket In Fjrst V'ard, Proclftct B. He
Is mak(ng the race for assessor. Give
him your votea.
Thoro Is onlyt one way to yote a
school board ticket, Mark opposite
tho name of every man for whom
you .wish looVf, ,
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Ren Merchnnt"Kdys Fourth C Is
n big precinct", but ho can cover
it In tho required tlmo nnd net
miss a man. w.Votors should not
m
overlook hlfl"name.
Nominating Joseph Long for as.
scsbor lsujusfxllko' nominating Dr.
C. P. Galley for towiiBhlp troas.
urer. Ho Ib--olected as soon as
nominated. ',?!&'
Samuel Crortfirwill bo tho first
assessor in iBof tho First, If tho
voters look toTlholr best Interests.
His name will ' bo the Inst ou the
ticket. 4,,7
William Jonesj:That Is his namo
and ho is a' candidate for nsccasor
in Third Ward Precinct A. Ro-
member that
and voto for
htm to-
morrow.
Second WordrlPreclnct I) elec
tors can maketno mistake In cast.
Ing n ballotatfor' tho democratic
nomlnco for asselpspr James Stack.
Tho satisfaction' which J. F.
l'ntzlar has given, as assessor In
rourth WardAJs tho best argu
ment for his To-olectlon.
Hamilton 'Ash has served as as.
BOBsor and is willing to do It again.
Votors or Thlr4iWai!rDwinmako
no mistake 'In'-'Vflfjjfo for, him.
t. n ob.i. '... . ..
. iiioSB vru 00 tno as
sessor In PredncPc of tho Third
Ward, If tho 0ter9jfd0 their duty
at tho polls tomorrow,
Peter Uogor hdfti served as" as.
sessor In Precinct Oof the Second
Ward 'Ho Is up for ro-eloctloh and
desorves
your support.
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Second .Ward, Precinct A voters
bhould vote for wiTflam Loopor for
assessor. "
. L. Justlco lata, candidato for
ro.olectlon as assessor In Fourth
U. 'Ho bhould bof elected.
It Is Indeed 'amufijpgf to seo tho
Hoop Holder dodgeV tho Forakor
Issue. sJi-
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Mcnry Schiller wBJ look well to
your Interests in ,'the, city council
Voto for him and yoVwIH not regret
It, "
vfOHPnll Vnll I- il.i.,j . ''
... ... ,a w,o- uemocratic can
lUo for assessor In ,the First
Ward' Precinct A. Voto for hlai.
Second ward votor,houhl not over
look tho fact that J. J. Rudolph is
a candidato for council,
irbt WardpFccJngt D domocrats
nominated William Godfiey for-as-BCbbor,
Don't overlook IiIb name to
morrow. (!,-
'Arthur W. JJ.yantiknows tho city
and Its needs like la book. He will
make an Ideal councilman
,A voto for Charles!!. Conloy la a
vote for an attorney ."for Justlco of
the Peaco. . tf V,
Thon,a8 Day is the democratic can
didate for township -clerk. A voto for
hjm will not bo misplaced.
fThomas Graham win "make a good
township trustee. vVote for him and
let him "show you."H
Tho democrat "wjw', raakw'T'TmrC
in tho circle under the rooster, runs
no chance ofllpslng his yoto.
Claude D. WaHrs 1U njako an
ildeaj jiyty treasurer. (OJvo him a
boost tomorrow'! 1 $
You will never; regret having voted
fon Tom Mead for Beard or Public
8orvlca, '"!?' t
fl'Jie sohool boaVdeict(6n,rls 1m-
to, take a
is booth1.
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n
ll&SL
1007
iHarry S. Elliott lsa clean youHg
man who merits your support" In, to
morrow's election. Elliott Is "up for
city auditor." , '
iVoto early and relievo your com-
mltttccman's mlh'd just that muoh,
Paragraphic Punchei.
If flour goes much Ighor,
tho ordinary cttizon will havo
to (Cultivate a comment appetite.
Philadelphia Ledger.
Tho canebrako bears mdy be
lying low. bitt tho Wnfl Street
variety seem to bo up
lng.
and do.
(Mr. Roosevolt will find
plenty of game If ho goes gun
ning for tho Toddy benfa in
tho toystoro jungles. Baltimore
American.
1 "Wo shall novor boII the
Philippines," says Mr. Taft.
Would nnyhody buy thorn It
thoy wcro for sale? 'St. Louis
Post-Dispatch.
Thero Isn't tho least doubt
that Secretary Taft has put nn
end to Richmond Pearson llobson
war with Japan. Philadelphia
Press. ,
' The president's heart may 'bo
In tho deep waterway plan,
but most of his words aro for
a big navy and moro federal
powor. Pittsburg Post.
"Harrlman orders roads
to cut oxponscs. "Harrlman Is tho
most costly Horn they carry. Why
not begin by cutting him outf
'Now ork World. '
StambouP from
tho bulletins of
war on tho bears
whenco como
tho president
, Ib not on tho
Bonphorus or tho Golden Horn.
Nnshvlllo American.
Cortclyou has made his way In
to the literary magazines, but In
justice to him wo mimt say that
he Isn't writing for any or thorn
Atlanta Constitution.
Wall streot hopes that tho pres.
(dent's mind will bo diverted from
(t for a while. Experts havo pub
lished somo new ideas for lawn
tennis. Now York Herald.
' Mr. Wu should bo turned loose
on John D., for he would easily)
and naturally bring out tho bottom.
facts just for curiosity 'b sakci-
I Birmingham Aeg iHerald.'
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Itana nta Itntntv ennf tt
tho Philippines," notes tho Dcserot
News. "Well, tho Fillnlns aro
so used to being- fitting that
thoy won't
mind. Washington
llorald.
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From the Commoner.
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inobo Louisiana ucara ovi-
dently belong to tho "mollycoddlo
species. ,
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Perhaps tho Flttsburgors
are proud of the smoko because,
It hides so many things.
A physician declares that
Mr. Rockefeller will llvo to be
il00. But what's tho usoj
HrHVJ. lt "a(l I'"'" up capital of
Tho Lemuel Ell Qulggiflcn. WO.OOO and Its deposits nre cstl.
tlon of Gotham transportation, mated nt $1CVj,000.
booms to havo been complete.
Detroit Is often pnlloit tho.
"City of Straits." It was fpurf
straight tho last tlmo. Newark, 0.. Nov. j.-Shorlfr
,. . . 7" .. ' .Redmond has two farm hands,
.. . Lhtto ?C",. ,.0Kn11 ,proi;?d neighbors, under sprvojllanco In
that tho Santa lo Is robatlng, but counqctloA with tha murder of
whether
mku.ii or yut is noi
shown
Tli oho Louisiana boaro scorn to
havo had very llttlo consideration
for tho feolnlRs of Secretary Loob.
Perhaps Presldont 'itoosovolt
would llko to MIsslBBlppI rlvor
pilot that election night proclama
tion or his.
STEEL COMPANY BUYS
SOME VALUABLE STOCKS
iNew York, Nov. 4. It Is generally"'
reported la banking circles that tho
fetock of the Tonnesseo Coal, Iron and
Railroad company has been Bold by
tho syndicates which has controlled
lt for two years, to Interests Idontl
Hod with tho United States steel cor
poration, or possibly to the, 'corpora
tion directly. Tho deal Is ,sald to
have resulted from a a conference of
financiers and lt Is believed It will
do much to allovlate tho .strained'
features of the situation ,
WEATHER F0REC4ST
FOR ELECTION PAY
Washington, Nov. 4. Tho Weather
bureau has Issued the following elec
tion day bulletin:
f'rlailr weather (s Indicated for.
Tuesday generally k over the country,!,
except in New England, New, yorlr,
Northern Pennsylvania, North New
jersey and Northeastern Ohio, where
rnlna are lllelyuo occur. Tiie tnpw
ature will ha inQdomte" In all aeoUons.
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B. B. CARTER
Candidate for Council la the Third
Ward.
HAMPARTJOOMJA TO BE
BXECUTED 1(1 DECEMBER
New York, Nov. (4. Judpo Down
ing today fixed- tho week of December
10 as tho time for tho execution of
Bcdros Hampartzoomla, who killed
Hozannts TavsluuiJIan. the million
aire rug dealer. Hifmpatrzoomaln
had been designated by his order to
HIU the 'merchant and shot nim uown
In union Square
ANOTHER OHIO BAH K
CLOSES ITS DOORS TODAY
Loetonla. Ohio, Nov. 4.-1TI10 First
National bank, of Leetonla, with a
capital of $100,000, closed Its doors
today. It la announced that tho
bank Is bolvcut but that It will liqui
date, owing to (he loss of business.
All claims will bo paid.
Try ADMIRAL COFPEE3.
TELL THE PRESIDENT
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
iWashlngtoir; Nov. 4. -A two hours'
conference betweon tho Presldont, K.
H. Gary, chairman of the financial
commlttco, of the United States steel
corporation and Henry Phlpps, u
IPittsburg Bteel magnate, has Just
been concluded. It Is understood that
the callers mado known the results
of last night's 'meeting of financiers
at J. P, Morgan 's home In Now
York.
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' Try ADMIRAL COFFEE.
WOOSTER'S HALF BACK
DIES OF HIS INJURES
Cloveland, 0 Nov! .1. Richard
Evans, tho half back on tho Woos-
tor University team, died at tho
hospital hero today af Injuries re
ceived during tho game with Bo.
servo University, four weeks ago.
inri or 111s backbono wnti shat-
fnrmi nn,i hi ui..i ,
severed.
. saau UI'UHII ViWlU
nearly
AURORA NATIONAL BANK
'IS FORCED Tfl rTJ15R
Aurora, Ind,, Nov. 4. Tho Aur-
ora ntlonal bank wns forcod to
closo ,u doors this morning. Tho
.institution was estnbltsired In
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SUSPECTED OF MUROER
Joseph StllllKlo nco,! fir. ,hnn
body was found In a dllanldated
Iioubo In tho woods, yestorduy,
WOMAN SUSPECTED
OF. POISONING BAKER
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now or, mov. 4. As booh as
tho analysis ,1s completed of tho
contents of tho lato Walter ' F.
Dialer's Btoniach, tho dead club
man's brother, Hdward F. Baker,
,is oxpectod hero from Boston to
swear out a warrant for tho woman
Buspoctod bt polspnlng Baker. Tho
Buspect Is undor surveillance.
AGAINST DANDRUFF
Men should wash the hair every
day with shaving: soap and-'water,
rinse thoroughly bo as to letiVo no
trace of tho soap, rub vefJffMff dry
with a cloth, -and then wet'tho scalp
thoroughly with UBolutlon-prepared
from tj
i 2 'ounces puraj Alcohol "" " 1"-
14'ounceB Watet '
, l-2 ounce Vedorila. S " v "
Do this for two weeks' and tho
dandruff will have almost ndlsap-
peared; two weokH Tnoro and thero'
will be no traco of, It Weft; aftof'ihat'
an application one overy woek Wlll
keep It frojn' .coming back. This treat
ment will .leave' ythe -hair fluffy 'and
glossy, The .shampooing Is recom
mended because lt removes tho oil
.from the, Bcalp. thus giving ,t,he solu
tion a better chance.
Women may omit the dally sham-
'pojcttngr, "but thoy mbould bear In
jnilwl" tM7lliitlonl must be
rutoed Into' the. skln.v : ' I
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PARLORpfS
Have regained a pofarKyahat jj .
surprise to the' furnHge trade'. , Fac
tories are finding it JHcult te .supaty,
the demsnd. WaTpUced, oiir orders
early, and have on our floors mora.lhan
SO uKs in all the newest des)gnsand
coverings. rJ tyt
3 Piece Suit
n
i 9IIH ar Laminar. ,
LvtM r attached cathbM.
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$15.00 to $125.00
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5 Piece, Siufjs
Silk anal Leather, v ''
$18.50 to $150.00
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OD0 DIVANS AND T
tnAiKd
$5.00 td $25.00
Have one laid asiJe (or a Xmas Mut.
lor the family. A small deposit and a
Iilt'e each week ormonth vyill secure
your choice. "
McCLAIN'S
Business and Prof espital
LITTLE AD8 LUCE, THlil.
BRINa PEOPLE, TOOETHl1niO
WANT TO DO BUglWEM. ";
' v, -ART ITUllH&V 'Xf "
a Thero is not muoh in . a nastV-;uB
1ps it stands for . the'' ', (Bow) .
That'si what ,tlio,,namo- "Bruna
kill" Btanda for. Bo sure that'' all
j-oiir. Photos and Phojo workhas
tho name Brunskill stamped on it.
Vou won't havo tho BEST unlVje.
it docs, r ' V
LIVERY
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Don't forget that we make a
specialty of driving rigs for pleas
ure or business. '
RnP. PERRY, Union St.
Both Phones.
MODEL MEAT MARKET.
Dealer in all kinds bE Fresh and
Sinok'ed Meals. Sausage etc".
W. O. MERKLB.,,
Both Phones. 140 S, Main St.
- , v SEAL ESTATE
Wo have tho greatest' variety of
city property of any firm in Msr
ion. Wo' have businoss propertlsJ
of 'various kinds to offer for gro
cery stores, restaurants) bakery and
department stores. , , .
TPE jJ'W. CLXrK t
REAL ESTATE COi
' U4 Court Street'.
1 'Mm.
WASTE PAPERS S
Wc biiy waste paper of all kinds
nnd descriptions. Also dealer in
I Scrap Iron. Metals. Rubber, Bot-
hub. jhuobi rm, uuu 4-Uf?..
" " P.'MALO. v
Both Phones. 282-292 Farming St.
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