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V£ HOME I-,L |L Lljlllsoß Wig 1 N J ¦ H >4 S 3 Us Fl M#° Fh F 4 1 1 1 Mm I 1 1 1 Mwk MB SOUTHOPTHI BOR DM BAR ¦ UQU°** Okoiob Wnna Avd Liquou K«i •. WnuftMt VOKBOUX, Friday, July I, 1M« FAMID MILS MOTHBtS AND SForrs news FRANK* CARU RADIO CITY Ovw vto Nariea WANT ADS AQUATINNIALWOK FIATURE CHICAOO WkM Um Major ISM Plymouth Convertible Spart One of the nmat outotnndlng QFal 1303. Almost Flsld Brooklyn An you looking ter a real good tocaUcSL vs About la lor tho offerings tor tba Minamata Cm- begla- finish. Vary law mileage. It la low prised car? If you are. coats lenalal wtß be the Oetebratkm per- FOR SALE:—Two houses oa $ kka saw M way and an la and drive this ana away tar eonnl of of the clsssic July U. Jackto Robinson, assay appearance Preside Carta, one mast popular ptano 17th Avs. J. Oo»- outstanding value at lUHH $371.00. Stephens Bulck. 1010 IoC 1803 So. hla tamoue and hta orchestra la the musical world who needs no Introduction, will piano composers Una. LOeust 1838. St apti am Bulck. Mid IInunpm. Hennepin. Mtssaapoks SC Paid along with Urn MilleBrother*, the today. bo tho nm Negro to ever otart Everything BL Paul Bulck 4M Bulck. 440 SL SL Paul la thla which la tho Mhnnspohs. Sibley moat famous quartet la America, or play gam*. SC SC Paid. ambition i Sibley opena a week's engagement start- o svsry Major League 1037 Bulck Special S Paaa 4 Dr. Vflls The Mills Pour Bjr Twnj ing Friday. July A at Radio City Brothers Boye IMA Bulck Super Deluxe A Pans. Sedan Hare la a very unusual and Out tar ham had of TNedFSt MlnnmpoHi a some Robinson. aa Me league's Isad- 4 Door Sedan. Radio. Heater. • car. It has had only one owner. the moat PUHtT Of PAMAOMAPHt KM TM MUCi Of OMt amaatag careen in Mow lag vote-getter and aoeond only excellent Ursa It looks Ska the It la without a doubt tho risen buNesse We Uk« anybody «Im. complain about tba weather They are among the few to Tad WHWaiaa (Mai Boston. la day Itwaa aaw. Aa outstanding eat car at this price that we SMALL who ham DOWN PAYMENT: Tim Ifa hot and vice wa, Frankie Carle, beside being an managed to successfully the total vote waa aelectad oa the value at 38M.00. itephme have had tor many months and inehidee come-back from For tba aaat (aw moo tba( etooe tba boat gets ua toot) every excellent composer negotiate a the bade ot hie beet year la Bulck. MU Hennepin. Minne- MM.OO. Stephens Bulck. 1010 argaaiaed 4704. vaudeville and ante. CHarry aoiuma wtl) ba a gueot cotuwa I among hla cowipoaltlcna such era, are now among apolis. BL Paul BMck, 440 Bib- Hennepin, Minneapolis. BL Paul "Bunrlae the In the ahraya enjoy getting a free ride and attO gat songs aa Serenade," "Oh, highest paid performers ley SL. SL Paul. Bulck. 440 StMey St. SL PauL He hae not baea throws out HOME WITH INCOME Bght What It Beems To Be." and world. paid. once in 11 attest pta to ateal sec- I*3s Bulck Special 5 Paaa 3 Door 1040 Dodge Deluxe 3 Door 0 Paaa a a • "Rumors Are which have In addition to the stage show. Flying," oad baae. He lea da hia league la Sedan. Here Is the cleansot 1 Sedan. If you are looking for a ami a 10 mom duplex. All bates about hot at tba become national song hit* la also Betty arable will bo seen In the real clean Talking waatbar; Ralph doublee and la Uad tor tha league door we have sold In Minas- 0 Peselinger 3 Door a skilled musician Ha does not film 'The Beautiful Blonde from Bunche dinner laat waak our Natl Russell lead la beatdea la car that is in excellent condi- triples, leading spoils this year at this price. It Income. Owners sella CH. 4704. on Bashful Bend." This etar-brtttiant asked John Simmon* "Can’t you do aowatblng have to rely flash, notes or low here It la tha number rune batted la and has had unusually good care. tion at a price, blatant He features •nlTtilnniHtit itigi about tbia haatT" to which bo (BUnmaan) showmanship pifltnl Rcrrm at .3*l. M4*. Buick. 1010 Hen- po- batting average We invite you to see It and drive Stephens will add another ll anawarad: ‘l'maorry, Nall, 1 don't bora Just pleasant, easy going enter- program bright St. Pmul taly Larry Doby (Cleveland Indiana) It before you buy. This price la neptift, Minneapolis MEET VAN and He la to Um Minnrsotm Ptfit—iniftl tba power anymore." tainment sweet music. spot Bulck. 440 St. SL PauL and Roy Cam pencils (Brooklyn 1300.00 Isas than ws have ever Sibley a a a always outstanding on the piano Celebration, and n visit to Mln- Dodgers) have alao been selected sold this modal for. MM 00. 1040 Chevrolet Special Deluxe 5 works his Radio Theatre ta At a recant addraaa on hla ImpraaNoa gained and with customary neopohs’ City re- on tha second teams but may not Stephens Bulck. 1010 Hennepin. Pass. 4 Door Sedaa Very, very brllttaat and brisk commended to during n tour of tba new atate of Xarael Dr. sparkling, everyone. father play until after three Innings. SC Paul Bulck. 440 Sibley SL clean, $778.00. Stephens Buick Roubaa K. of Ob Toungdabl. paator Mount rat SC Paul. 1010 SL e e e Hennepin. Minneapolis. * VILLA Lutheran church, nought to point up tba QUICK EXTRA CABH setting Paul Bulck 440 Sibley St. SL UEGAL NOTICIS IM7 Bulck Bandmaster Convert- and Free much hii atuptdlty of Mgotary among the older gana ration feir-mladadaaoa Christmas cards. Request Although fHrthlug Paul. Pile No ible Coupe. If you are Of Juvenile* "Johnny a mother." Dr. Toungdabl aald. "reproved bar samples. It costa nothing to try. TUN been aald In local ctrclaa about Sport IMI Deluxe 4 IM PROBATE COVET looking ter a Convertible Coups Plymouth Special bttla aon for with n lad.” Bhneraft BMO 1. Weot- the title match between huger playtng Negro Chicago. mm* ron naaninu rartrioi Door Sedan. Radio. Heater. 0 Robinson Kid that Is practically saw and sail- ijj -Ton ahouldn't play with him." aha toM tba youngatar," don’t era, Chicago. 111. run tMiiirnune*,unman Ray and (Jevtlaa excellent Urea A dean riua to nu claims amd ron ing tor laaa than you can buy very pan know ha’a a Negro T" tha Challenger, tha bout la caus- ¦¦ABino tmmemos car Taken In from the original ” new Convertible, sas thla mm any "Ok. la bar* returned Johnny. I DIDN'T LOOK." Stete of Minnesota. Ceoatr of ing considerable conjecture in the owner on a new Buick. $040.00. BOOTH BIDE BEAL ESTATE beautiful car before you buy. "Tha Batata of Mary Lewi Maatay Mom" re. 1010 Stephens Buick. 1010 Hennepin. Sell now. Clients ready to buy. sl*o6oo. Stephens Bulck. natload of confabs tew o omtt ml It Mte* Jimmy Magg of Curly's Cafe n group boya of tba ¦ports are wondering SL Paul 440 Voa LOeuat lIM J. R. COLAJNB Minneapolis. SC Paul Minneapolis Buick. whether Robinson make 14T Hennepin. Laranfir Sot convulsing thamaatraa alagtng—T» la Lora With A UtUn at fimlalsfeetlsa can SL. SL PauL IT IS ORDERED that *llpersons Bulck. 440 Sibley SC SC PsuL Sibley Wonderful day." interested show If tiler weight limit without hindering oeuee, eey IM7 Buick Headmaster 0 Passen- •ad COMPIDfMTMI have, bafore this Court os Meadsy, hia condition too much. 10M Bulck Headmaster 0 Pass July Hth. 1111, at IS o'clock A M ger 4 Door Sedan. Radio. Heater. nvnmtoH tha Court Houee Is the Deluxe 4 Door Sedan. Dyna- moat wave In time la tba CHAM- North Sidg Lumber ft Is Minneapolis. On other hand Kid Oevllan The aulUng movie aeea aoma Visor Unde roosted It looks Ilka * Minnesota, why the petltlea at ?so on eO tee has been In flow drive. Radio. Heater. Un- $M SIM PION and aU nwana don’t mlm It tba youngatar who Plors O. Wnndel, of Ha osap Is exceptionally sharp ex- by eepeclaUy Co. a new automobile. Has 8 SOM or awes. Supply county, Minnesota for tho appoint- hia dercoated. Dark blue finish. la of n earner It'a a knockout but who wanLa to workouts la ParksvtU*. N. T, thinking boning aa cellent Urea One of the smart- Family Lose la ona at tha eldaol manl of haraolf odmlalatratrls. This fins sold few months ear a com- movie - liar.in should not ha one •ataMlabad personal loan bo tba victimT Whan the neat Mg Una hita town Idßßbar • MUlwork - ftlad. granted. being only pound overweight Boofiag est cars on the highway. It la In fa Oedoe ja toa ttntan sad fee ago ter 13100.00. It is In ex- panies Minneapolis "Homo Of The Brava" It will make many feel aorry for thamaalvaa In spite of his work- Inaulnttoß - flooring r Impressive excellent condition and has the IT IS PCRTItIIt oHD?RBD thst cellent condition. Very low mile- FAMILYLOAN for tba problem all tbooa A grant outs, Oevllan will have to do more - poaoing up Negro many yearo appearance of a new car. SIO4B AT. HM 08. 2084 within four mosthp from tho dot# age. Fully guaranteed. A car haraof oil creditors of sold Deea- than look good in training to bent 00. Stephens Bulck 1010 Hen- mm daisy heals# aa at 601-11 Mortk Da itani file tholr claims is this Court you willbe proud to own and an 7th A Me pout who. we la one >M Itreeye Sidy. Proofs will bo bosrd and olslma Sugar Ray think, nepin.
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