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Asheland Avenue - 190-214 Asheland av; A H King, prin; Misses Helen Schartle, May Al- exander, Nancy Carter, Louise Carter, Mary E Ferrell, Carrie L Wagner, Mabel Stokely, Wil- lie Waters, teachers
High School - College cor Oak; R V Kennedy prin
F H Franks, E J Londow, E D Johnson, W J Barton, Misses Mabel Rothrock, Alice Whitson, Sue F Robbins, Pearl Holman, Margaret M Atkins, Mary Ec- tor, Susie Hunter, Gertrude Ennes, Kathleen Ware, Lillie Batterham, Gertrude Ennes. Rose Batterham, teachers
Montford Avenue-80 Mont- ford av; C T Carr, prin
Misses Mamie Nixon, Cora Stockton, Mary E Spann, Susan Dukes, Sue E Reese, Eugenia Harrison and Mrs M L Bryant, teachers
Murray-46 Tiernan; Mrs M W Williamson, prin
Misses Minnie Lyda, Eugenia Rowe, Frances Suttle, Fannie G Gudger, Alice Stockton, Mrs Frances G Brown and Mrs J R Monroe, teachers
Newton-Biltmore rd; Mrs Mary C Pickens tchr
Orange-Orange nr Central av; MI K Weber, prin
Misses Bessie E Moody, Elizabeth Bernard, Rena Nich- ols, Alice Halyburton, Mary Lanier, Ruth Watts, Mabel Griggs, Elma Smith, Ethel Bol- linger, Bessie E Moody, Mrs C F Roberts, teachers
Park Avenue-Park av s e cor Haywood; Miss Queen M Car- son prin
Misses Olive M Irick, (Mrs) Irene Wortham, Eula Buttrick, Lucy Davis, Vienna Nichols, Jane Withers, Nina Buttrick, Sallie R Morris, Hattie M Scott, Margaret Meriwether, teachers
East Street Kindergarten- East nr Hillside. Miss Ethel Ray, prin. Miss Corrie Cham- bers, teacher
EST
M. & W COAL R USIEST IGGEST
LAUNDRY PHONE 2000
ASHEVILLE STEAM
H. A. BROWN & Co.
General Contractors 23 Temple Court Bldg. Phone 341
-DEALERS IN-
Rough Building and all Kinds of Crushed Stone
-OUR SPECIALTIES- STONE FOUNDATIONS CONCRETE WORK and EXCAVATING
Carolina Machinery Co.
WE ALSO FURNISH SKILLED MECHANICS FOR BIOLER REPAIRS
Founders, Machinists and Jobbers of Mill Supplies. We make all kinds of Castings in Iron, Brass or Aluminum. ::
Phone 590
43 to 47 West College Street
Asheville Real Estate Exchange Company
O. C. MILLS, Mgr. Leaders in Sales and Exchange of Property. Bargains for Everybody Office in Temple Court
Phone 2261
Baltimore Dental Room
Best Work at Lowest Prices
Full set teeth $5.00 Gold crowo 4.00
White crown 3.00 Bridge work 3.00 up Fillings 50c up Painless Extract -
ing 50c Cleaning, new pro-
cess 50c Examination Free
Over Nichols Shoe Store
Phone 1561
FRANK J. NEVRCEL
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Dealer and Repairer Sundries and Supplies
Gun and Locksmith 47 W. College St.
EDUCATIONAL 624
EDUCATIONAL
(Colored)
Catholic Hill - Valley cor Catholic av; W S Lee prin
Hester A Lee, Ella E Ander- son, Venetia D Stewart, Willie L Fulton, Mamie Martin, Carrie O Thomas, teachers
Hill Street-81 Hill; J H Mi- chael prin
Rosa M Rhame, F J Knuckles, Lelia B Michael, Hattie V Swan, teachers
Mountain Street -- 91 Moun- tain; Emma H Fenderson, prin Rachel S Battle, teacher
South Side-Southside av nr McDowell; Willie M Dodson, Carrie M Spurgeon, Ophelia Moore, teachers
Suburban Schools
Supt's Office-Court House W H Hipps-Supt
Biltmore Graded School- Biltmore rd, S Biltmore. N C Shuford, prin
B K Miller, Misses Margaret Brittain, Bonnie Sams, Sue Sams, teachers
Grace Graded School-Grace. G M Moser, prin
Misses Augusta Anderson, Maria Gudger, Jane Edwards, and Ora L Taylor, teachers
Johnson School-W Asheville South Asheville School (Dist 14)-S Asheville
West Asheville Graded School -Haywood rd, W Asheville. J W Bradley, prin
R B Edwards, S J Morgan, Misses Luke Dixon, Nell Pick- ens, Bessie Morgan, Lois White, Estelle Kerr, teachers
West Asheville Colored School-Buffalo st, W Asheville. T M Elrod, prin
Private Schools and Colleges Asheville Mission Hospital Training School-Charlotte cor Woodfin, Dr W L Dunn, dean Asheville Business College- n Pack Sq; H S Shockley prin Asheville School (for boys)-
Haywood rd; N M Anderson and C A Mitchell prins
Asheville School (for girls)- Main cor Woodfin; Miss E K Ford prin
Bingham School (The), (mil- itary)-Bingham Hts; Col Rob- crt Bingham, A M LLD, supt; Maj R T Grinnan v-supt
Home Industrial and Pease Memorial (Presby campus)- Victoria; Miss Florence Steph- enson prin, Miss Josephine Bundy associate prin. Misses Grace M Maxwell, Elizabeth Rich. Helen D Fish, Elizabeth Mckinstry, Bess M Martin, May Wilhelm, teachers
Pease Memorial House-Mrs Katherine S Byers, Mrs Evan- geline G Benedict, Miss Edith M Thorpe, Miss Jeanie S Ful- ler, Mrs Mary Fortner, teach- ers
Matney School-Cherry cor Flint; W W Matney prin
Normal and Collegiate Insti- tute (Presby)-s Main cor Vic- toria rd
Prof Edward P Childs, pres; Miss Mary Hickok, prin; Miss May Hagenbach, supervisor of practice school; Miss Josephine Huston, director of music de- partment; Miss Grace Hamil- ton, science; Miss Clara Belle Anderson, Latin; Miss Edith Morris, English; Miss Mary Sheak, domestic science, ma- tron; Miss Laura Wiley, mathe- matics; Rev T A Cosgrove, Bi- ble; Miss Edna White, physical culture; Miss Lois McKin- ney, history and German; Miss Ernestine Potter, domestic arts; Miss Susan Albright, assistant in music; Mrs Laura D Wil- liams, matron; Miss Ella Bick- erstaffe, cooking
North State Fitting School- 157 Church; J M Roberts prin Patton School for Boys-271 Haywood; J C Patton, prin St Genevieve College-Vic- toria; Mother De Plank in
charge
Anandale Purity Dairy,
tral. Our best attention to Special orders.
We endeavor to supply the very best dairy products, Milk, cream, Ice Cream Etc, Fresh from the Farm. Location very cen- Satisfaction in goods and service is our purpose Olty Depot, 100 E. Walnut Street, Telephone 2141
Yellow Pine White Pine Hardwoods
See Opp. page 188
LUMBER
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS
WOODWARD & SON
Ninth and Arch Streets RICHMOND
VIRGINIA
EDUCATIONAL
625
PARKS
Stevens Misses (The) - 15 Bearden av; Misses N B and E C Stevens prins
(Colored)
Allen Industrial Home and Asheville Academy - 241 Col- lege; Miss A B Dole, supt
HOSPITALS, HOMES AND CHARITABLE INSTI- TUTIONS
*Allen Industrial Home and School (for girls)-College nr Oak; Miss A B Dole supt
Asheville Mission and Asso- ciated Charities-201/2 s Pack Sq
Asheville Mission Hospital, 5 Charlotte-Board of managers, Mrs Vance Brown pres, Dr M H Fletcher chief of staff
Clarence Barker Memorial Hospital and Dispensary, Bilt- more. The rector and vestry of All Souls' church constitute the governing board. Miss M H Trist, supt
Buncombe County Home for Aged and Infirm. Leicester rd
Children's Home, Woolsey- Supported by the city of Ashe- ville. Mrs C E Bowman, ma- tron
City Hospital-3 miles west of city on French Broad river
Faith Cottage (rescue home for unfortunate women)-43 At- kinson; L B Compton, supt
Highland Home (private) -- 75 Zillicoa; Dr R S Carroll, phys
Flower Mission and Associa- ted Charities and Free Medical Dispensary-20 s Pack Sq. Miss Jessie R Williams sec, Miss Jane M Brown dist nurse
Meriwether Hospital (private) -24 Grove; Miss N F Pitts supt
Mildred E Sherwood Home (private)-167 s French Broad av; Miss M E Sherwood, supt
Mission of the Good Samar- itan-297 Merrimon av. Rev J S Williams, chaplain; Rev R F . Campbell, pres; Dr L. B Mc- Brayer, v-pres
Salvation Army Hall and In- dustrial Home-381/2 s Main
Welfare Cottage-9 Factory Hill. Mrs M E Sams, matron; Miss Josephine Guffin, mission- ary
Libraries
Christian Science Reading Room-66 n French Broad av
Directory Library-66 Amer Natl Bank Bldg
Pack Memorial Library-4 s Pack Sq; Miss Grace McH Jones librarian, Miss Ann T Er- win asst librarian
Socialist Reading Room-14- 15 Drhumor Bldg
Medical Societies
Medical Society of Buncombe County-Meets 1st and 3d Mon- day night at City Hall. Dr H H Briggs pres, Dr G S Tennent sec
MISCELLANEOUS ORGAN- IZATIONS
Asheville Poultry and Pet Stock Assn, n Pack Square-J M Campbell pres
Mountain School Dept Home Mission Board Sou Baptist Con- vention-63 Amer Natl Bank Bldg; Rev A E Brown supt
Pack Memorial Library Assn -4 s Pack Sq; Donald Gillis pres, S P Ravenel v-pres, Mrs A M Field sec, David Watson treas
Society Prevention Cruelty to Animals-Legal Bldg; J C Orr sec
Woman's Auxiliary Y M CA -Meets first Monday of each month in Y M C A Hall, Hay- wood nr Patton av
Woman's Exchange-36 Hay- wood nr Battery Park pl-Mrs E E Palmer supt
PARKS
Albemarle (residential - Charlotte extd
Aston Park - French Broad av opp Philip
Reynolds, Hart & Co.
Contractors
Grading, Exca- vation, Stone and Concrete Work
Drayage and Freight Hauling
16 Revell Bidg. Phone 976
CHARLES H. HONESS OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN
Exclusive maker of ATLAS SHUR-ON EYE GLASSES
THE Home of Ce-Rite Toric Lenses
We make a specialty of correcting optical de- fects with properly fit- ted glasses.
54 Patton Avenue Opposite Postoffice
Moale & Chiles
Real Estate and Insurance 21 Patton Avere (2)-11),animation Ph1000 661
General Agents United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
To Think Better Drink
Pepsi-Cola 5c
At all good soda fountains Also in sterilized bottles
HEPSI TUCIONS ALAUM --
OLA
SOCIETIES
Miss Sara Durham
MODISTE AND DRESSMAKER
46-47 Amer. Nat'l. Bank Bldg
Latest Styles and Patterns
Ottis Green Hardware Co. Wholesale and Retail
11 S. W. Pack Sq. and 9 & 11 Walnut St.
Phone 53
Call us when in need of Hardware and save time shopping
PARKS
626
City Park-Flint cor Magno- lia av Court House Park - rear
Court House Grove Park (residential Charlotte extd Montford Park-Montford av s e cor Panola
Oak Park-Furman av opp Chestnut Oates Field (baseball) - Southside av cor Choctaw
Proximity Park (residential) -Charlotte extd
Riverside Park-on French Broad river northwest of city
SECRET SOCIETIES AND FRATERNAL ORGANI- ZATIONS
Masonic
Asheville Lodge of Perfection No 1 A S R-Meets every first Tuesday night at Drhumor Bldg. C A Walker V M, W F Ran- dolph sec
Ionic Council No 9, R and A M-Meets third Thursday night at Drhumor Bldg. W H Wood- bury T I M, A L. Parker re- corder
Asheville Chapter No 25, R A M-Mects every second Thurs- day night at Drhumor Bldg. C P Ambler H P. A L Parker sec
Cyrene Commandery No 5, K T-Meets every fourth Thurs- day night at Drhumor Bldg. Geo E Brown C, A I. Parker rc- corder
Mount Hermon Lodge No 118 A Fand A M-Meets every first Thursday night at Drhumor Bldg. W A Ward W M. A L Parker sec
Eastern Star
Esther Chapter No 12-Meets first and third Wednesday at Drhumor Bldg. Miss Clem Buckner W M, Miss Phebe Hus- ton sec
Military
First Brigade of N CN G- Staff Officers: S W Battle surg
gen'l, Eugene B Glenn major surgeon, F J Clemenger adjt surg, Lawrence W Young major First Infantry, comndg Ashe- ville Post 1
Company K, N CN G-Meets in Armory Hall every Thursday night; Chas I Bard, capt com- mndg: D E Penland 1st lieut. H E Johnston 2d lieut
Company F, First Infantry N C N G-Meets Armory Hall every Friday night; J H Koon, capt commndg: York Coleman, 1st lieut. Carl Felmet, 2d lieut
First Regiment Band, N C N G-Meets Armory every Thurs- day night; C N Webster direc- tor; Chas Glass, principal musi- cian; J D Cole, drum maor
Asheville Company No 6, U R K of P-Meets Castle Hall ev- ery Wednesday night; A L Duckett, capt commndg; G E Evans, 1st lieut. F O'C Fletcher 2d lieut
BPO Elks
Asheville Lodge No 608- Meets every Wednesday night in hall at Elks Home. Haywood cor Walnut, F W Thomas sec
C K of A
St Lawrence Branch No 826 -- Mects at 26 Patton av every 1st and 3d Sunday nights
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Aerie No 1377-Meets every Thursday night at Hall 331/2 s Main
I O Heptasophs
Asheville Conclave No 405- Meets second and third Tues- day nights at C L U Hall
IOOF
Asheville Encampment No 2 -Mects every Friday night at 18-20 Church
Blue Ridge Lodge No 205- Meets every Monday night at 18-20 Church
As the live wire which carries the current which turns the wheels of numerous industries, so dose the City Direc- tory carry the light to the buyer seeking goods in your line
Williams-Brownell Planing Mill Company
Lumber --- Rough and Dressed
Office, Plant and Yards on Southern Railway, Near Biltmore Station
Phone 729
Flooring a Specialty
Hardwoods
Moulding, Interior Finish, Etc
Yellow Pine
SOCIETIES
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French Broad Lodge, No 172 -Meets every Monday night at Biltmore Hall
Sulphur Springs Lodge No 186-Meets every Wednesday night in their hall, W Asheville Pisgah Rebekah Lodge No 36 -Meets every Friday night in Odd Fellows Hall, W Asheville Swannanoa Lodge No 56- Meets every Tuesday night at 18-20 Church
Swannanoa Rebekah Lodge No 37 -- Meets every Thursday night at 18-20 Church
Jr OU AM
Asheville Council No 6- Meets every Monday night 3d fl Paragon Bldg
Emma Council No 253-Meets every Monday night in Odd Fellows' Hall, W Asheville
French Broad Council No 97 -Meets every Thursday night at 11/2 s. Main
K and L of H
Blue Ridge Lodge No 1799- Meets second and fourth Tues- day nights at Pack Sq cor Main
K of H
Swannanoa Lodge No 646- Meets first and third Monday nights in Library Bldg
K of P
Asheville Company No 6 Uniformed Rank-Meets every Wednesday night at Castle Hall 11/2 s Main
Asheville Lodge No 106- Meets every Friday night 3d Al Paragon Bldg; Robt Lynn C C. W D Meacham V C, C E Case P, M H Ramsay M of W, R R Dufour M at A Ernest Reed K of R and S, T M Duckett M of F. W H Zimmerman M of E, W D Tennant I G
Pisgah Lodge No 32-Meets every Tuesday night at Castle Hall, 11/2 s Main; E H Miller C C. Cloyd Pennel V C, Louis Li-
pinsky P, B M Jones K of R & S, E W Dodd M of F, D Harris M of E, C C Myers M of W, Hardy Chambers M at A, Sidney Donald I G
Pythian Home Co-66 Amer Natl Bank Bldg; E H Miller chmn, A T Morrison, J M West- all, A G Barnett and D L Jack- son
Wsst Asheville Lodge No 221 -Odd Fellows Hall, W Ashe- ville
Pythian Sisters-Meet at 11/2 s Main
Modern Woodmen of America
Vance Camp No 13344-Meets at Ashev K of P Hall every 2d and 4th Wed nights of each month
National Union
Beaumont Council No 589- Meets every 2d Friday after- noon in the month at rms 1-2 Library Bldg
Red Men
Junaluska Tribe No 88 Im- proved Order Red Men-Meets every Wed evening at 8 o'clock in K of P Hall, 11/2 s Main
Tahkeeostee Tribe No 51- Meets every Tuesday night in Odd Fellows' Hall, W Asheville
Royal Arcanum
French Broad Council No 701 -Meets every second and fourth Monday at K of P Hall, 11/2 s Main
Woodmen of the World
Balsam Camp No 1-Meets every Monday night in C L. U Hall, 39 Patton av
Confederate Veterans
Zebulon Vance Camp No 681 -- Meets last Saturday in each month at Court House; F M Miller com
Century Drug Store, Inc.
(Successors Langren Drug Store)
'The Store that Appreciates Your Business'
-
PHONES 2004 - 2008
- 12 No. Main St.
GOODLAKE & DALTON
CONTRACTORS and Builders
Store Fronts and Buildings Re- modeled
Concrete Work a Specialty
Room 16 Revell Bldg.
PHONE 976
Try our Hand Laundering. We strive to please in LAUNDERING and DRY CLEANING.
The Sanitary Home Laundry
No. 7 MONTFORD AVE
PHONE - 1354
WEAVERVILLE LINE
NINE MILES BY TROLLEY FROM PACK SQUARE TO WEAVERVILLE
ASHEVILLE AND EAST TENNESSEE RAILROAD CO.
7 NORTH MAIN STREET
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
628 . UNION LABOR
PAXTON HOTEL
Up-to-Date European Hotel Newly Furnished Throughout New Management Modern Conveniences Rates 50c to $1.50 Per Day 26-28 S. Main Street Phone 2086
Toffoli & Marus Marble and Tile Co. Importers and Contractors Roman and Venetian Art Mosaic for Churches and Buildings
ARBLE MOSAIC
Ceramic Tile and Terazzo Floor OFFICE Realty Bldg. Charlotte, N.C. Phones 2066 & 2044 P. O. Box 977
SOCIETIES
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Camp Johnston Pettigrew- Meets at Court House
GAR
Marion Roberts Post No 41- Meets fourthi day of each month at homes of members"
Daughters of the Confederacy
· Asheville Chapter - Meets first Thursday of each month at 58 Haywood
Grand Order of the Confederate Veterans
R E Lee Camp-Meets once every month at the home of one of the members; Miss Julia Hatch sec
Grand Daughters of the Confed- eracy
Meet at Confederate Hall third Saturday in each month
UNIONS (LABOR)
(Hall over 39 Patton av)
Central Labor Union-Meets every Wednesday night in their hall at 39 Patton av
Amalgamated Assn of Street & Electric Ry Employees of Am-Meets every Monday night in C L. U Hall
Plasterers-Meets every Wed- nesday night in C L U Hall
Retail Clerks International Protective Assn, Local No 141 -Meets first and third Wed- nesday nights in C L U Hall, 39 Patton av
Stonemasons - Meets every Wednesday night in C L U Hall
Typographical No 263-Meets first Monday in each month at 5:15 pm in C L U Hall
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers-Swannanoa Divis- ion No.267-Meets every second and 4th Sunday at 9 a m-at Hall 181/2 Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, Blue Ridge Lodge No 455-Meets every 2d and 4th Sundays at Hall opp Sou Ry Passngr Station
United. Commercial Travelers of America-Meets every 2d and 4th Saturday nights at K of P Hall, 11/2 s Main
United Brotherhood of Car- penters and Joiners Local Union No 384-Meets every Wednes- day night in C L. U Hall
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen-Meets 1st and 3d Sundays at Hall opp Sou Ry
Passngr Station
THE CITY DIRECTORY
Affords you the best medium for reaching all classes of people, and insures you a wide-spread publicity at a cost small in proportion when compared to that of other mediumis.
SEE THE DIRECTORY MAN.
Asheville Business College
Entire 3rd Floor, No. 8 North Pack Square. Henry S. Shockley, Principal. Book-keeping, American Banking, Office Systems, Wholesaling, Commission Manufacturing, Lumber Book-keeping, Cost Accounting, Farm Book-keeping, Business Contracts, Practical Salesmanship, Business Arithmetic, Spelling, English, Punctuation, Typewriting, Shorthand. Enter any time. Office work of all kinds solicited.
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Over 1500 Claims Paid Since August 1st, 1910
Over $16,000 Paid in Benefits Since Aug. 1st, 1910
ROYAL FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION Home Office, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
With Insurance "To Invest is to Harvest"
A FRATERNAL INSURANCE ORGA- NIZATION operoting under the laws of North Carolina.
A protection in case of accident, sickness and death. It pays to its members, weekly in case of sickness or accident from $2:00 to $12.50.
It pays to your heirs at death from $100 to $1000.
Charlotte Assembly No. 20 meets every first Monday night in each month at the home office, No. 220 E. Trade St., Charlotte, N. C.
A. A. WYCHE, President C. B. BAILEY, Sec'y and Gen'l Mgr.
Long Distance Phone 1549 Box 371 Charlotte, N. C. J. G. MOORE, Local Organizer, 31 Eagle St., Asheville, N. C.
When writing advertisers mention the directory.
THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
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The Normal and Collegiate Institute
For Young Women
Asheville North Carolina
UNDER THE CARE OF. THE WOMEN'S BOARD OF HOME MISSIONS OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, U. S. A. 1
ANNUAL SESSION BEGINS THE THIRD WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER OF EACH YEAR.
Admirably situated in the suburbs of the Mountain City amid beau- tiful surroundings, the school offers to young women of earnest pur- pose thorough instruction in four courses:
. A NORMAL COURSE for the training of teachers under skilled instructors.
A COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE giving full prepara- tion for entrance to the best women's colleges.
A DOMESTIC SCIENCE COURSE, comprising Scientific Cook- ing: Sewing, including Drafting,' Cutting, Fitting and Making of Gar- ments. And thorough instruction in the work of Matrons has been planned and classes started durng this year.
A MUSIC COURSE under trained and experienced teachers.
Regular class instruction in the Bible is required of all pupils, and a graded course has been planned extending throughout the entire four or five years.
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TERMS: For Board and Tuition, $100 per year of nine months. Tuition for Day Pupils, $30 per year.
All text books are furnished the pupils by the school at a rental 6 which averages $2 per semester. Payment in advance of all bills for each semester is required.
For Catalogue, address,
EDWARD P. CHILDS, Field Supt.
. ASHEVILLE, N. C. ..
INKELSTEIN
LOAN OFFICE True'ty and Crather Goods a Specialty
F. B MATKA
P. MITEAGUE Teague & Oates
Prescription Druggise
ON THE SQUARE
5
Phones 260-1996
Building
Western Carolina Realty Co. J. W. WOLFE, SEc'y & Treas. Real Estate Brokers, Lomas and Investments
Reference Ney Bank is the Elly
18 North Pack Square add 9 2. Collage
PHONE DIE
BARBEE'S
CIGARS THAT'S OUR BUSINESS
Wholesale and Retail
14 Patton Avenue Phones 1737 and 1733
F. M. MESSLER
Real Estate and insurance
Room 26 American National Bank Building
Excelsior Paint and
Paper House :- 34 N. Mail
Contractors, Bossa Painting, Paper Hanging, Kalsomin- ing, Decorating and Hard Cil Finishing. We carry im stock Paints, Wall Paper, Mouldings and Glass.
Government Work a Specialty Phone 137
22-24 CHURCH ST.
70
2096
Phones
SWANNANOA LAUNDRY
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