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Licensed Morticians
and Funeral Directors
Ambulance Service DAY AND NIGHT
267 College Phone 391
YARROW PLACE - From Cling- man al south 16 block, 1 west of Clingman av
3 Mosely Ed (c) 6 (8) Leak John (c) 10 Curry Oscar (c)
YORKSHIRE (South Biltmore) - From 400 Hendersonville rd east beyond Raleigh av
Reed intersects Reed John C Cutshaw Pender M
Raleigh av intersects
ZEIGLER LANE (West Asheville) - From Haywood rd opposite end of Old Haywood rd north to Southern Ry (Not open)
ZILLICOA -From 400 Montford av northeast to Cumberland av 14Corner Cottage Highland Hospital Nurses' Home 194"Homewood" ACarroll Robt S Dr @ 39 Vacant 414Rumbough John B O 494Bates Alf E Hopewell Hall Nursing Home
754Highland Hospital Inc Cumberland av ends
1ST (East Biltmore) - From 376 Fairview rd north beyond Hill 8 Kuykendall Rufus
15 Huntley Jos O 184Elkins Willie H O
26 Pulliam Geo D O
Hill begins
29 Smith Wm M O
32 Ledford J Thurman O
35 Ottinger T Clark O
41 Vacant
44 Cole Mckinley C O
454Todd Doyle A O
46 (Briggs Archie J O
48 Stines Wras
574Harris Claude M O
1ST (Lynwood Park; East Bilt- more)-From 24 Wanoca av east to Merchant (Not open) Unaka av intersects Erwin av intersects (Not open) Merchant intersects
2D-From Buncombe west to Coxe av, 1 south of Commerce Coxe av intersects
2D (East Biltmore) - From rear 400 Fairview rd north 1 block Johnson Glenn R
2D (Lynwood Park; East Bilt- more) -From 50 Wanoca av east to Spring (Not open)
Unaka av intersects Erwin av intersects (Not open) Spring intersects (Not open)
3D (East Biltmore) - From 446 Fairview rd north 1 block.
12 Vacant
15 Smith Roy E 35 McAbee Sidney R Mrs O
41 Johnson Eric A
63 (54) Smith Herbert T O
70 Church of God
71 Griffen Gaither
74 Rhew Thos 88 Goldsmith Riley B O
91 Wolfe Hattie E Mrs
93 Pruitt Willard H O
102 Bush Mattie Mrs
139 Cogburn Veray A
142 Cogburn J Pozzie O
3D (Lynwood Park; East Bilt- more) - From 102 Wanoca av east to Unaka av
Unaka av intersects
ELECTRIC SERVICE & APPLIANCE CO.
Commercial and Domestic Refrigeration
744 Haywood Road Phone 1524
189
THIRTY- EIGHT HAYWOOD STREET
JOHN CARROLL distinctive fashions
Tel. 4013
5TH AV (West Asheville)-From 169 Michigan av west beyond Westdale av 474Hancock Jesse N O 57 Kirkland F D O 58 Meadows Wm M O 59 Whitton Willard B
624Robinson Raymond M 68 Watkins Plummer D O 694Starnes Fred W O Westdale av ends 704Pfaff Katie E Mrs O 71 Vacant 83 Parker Jas
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Southern Dairies Sealtest
· BUTTER · EGGS
. CHOCOLATE MILK
ICE CREAM and VILK
. BUTTERMILK .COTTAGE CHEESE PHONES 326-327-328
MORGAN BROS. INC. Wholesalers Distributors
SCHRAFFT'S
"THE NATION'S LEADING CANDIES"
NESTLE'S CHOCOLATES
· Cigars · Drugs · Drug Sundries
· Paper Products · School Supplies · Agfa Films & Cameras
. Eveready Flash- lights and Batteries
. Griffins Shoe Polish PHONES 5400-5401 67-71 Broadway
BLUE RIDGE CLEANERS & DYERS
-
Rugs and Draperies Renovated
· Alterations · Repairing
44 Woodfin Phone 2130
190
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U. S. POSTAL INFORMATION
POSTAGE RATES AND CLASSIFICATION
For Information regarding classifica- tlon, postage rates, and mailability of domestic mall of all classes, entry and mailing of publications as second-class matter, metered and permlt mail, bulk rate mallings of third-class matter, Business Reply Cards and Envelopes, apply at your local post office.
DOMESTIC POSTAL RATES
First-Class
LETTERS: 3 cents for each ounce or fraction of an ounce. (Local delivery same rate.)
POST CARDS: 1 cent each withln prescribed sizes.
BUSINESS REPLY CARDS: 2 cents each ; Alr Mail, 9 cents each.
BUSINESS REPLY ENVELOPES: Ordinary or Air Mail, 1 cent in addi- tion to regular postage.
BUSINESS REPLY ENVELOPES: Business reply envelopes for local delivery 1 cent in addition to regular postage. Apply at Post Office for Permit.
Second-Class
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS (Transient rate) : 1 cent for each 2 cunces or fraction of 2 ounces or fourth-class rate, whichever is lower.
Third-Class
MISCELLANEOUS: 112 cents for each 2 ounces or fraction of 2 ounces, up to and including 8 ounces. BOOKS AND CATALOGS, 24 pages or more (Including covers) 22 of which must be printed. SEEDS, ETC., 1 cent for each 2 ounces or fraction of 2 ounces, up to and including 8 ounces.
BULK THIRD CLASS (Up to 8 oz.) : Not less than either 20 pounds or 200 separately addressed identical pleces 12 cents for each pound or fraction, but not less than 1 cent per piece. Apply at P. O. for permit to mail.
BOOKS, SEEDS, PLANTS, Etc. (Bulk up to. 8 oz.) : 8 cents for each pound or fraction, but not less than 1 cent per piece. Matter malled at bulk rates can not be Registered, Insured or sent C. O. D.
All bulk mall must be separated by state and office, tied and labeled.
These rates do not apply to mail for Canada and other Foreign Countries.
Fourth-Class-(Parcel Post)
Includes printed matter, merchandise and all other matter weighing in Excess of S ounces except first and second class matter. Parcels limited to 100 Inches, length and girth combined.
Weight limit 70 pounds.
Zones First Pound* Additional lbs .* Locai 7c ...... 1c each 2 lbs. 1 and 2. 8c .. ... 1.1c each 1b. 3 9c. .2c each 1b.
4. 10c. .3.5c each 1b.
5 11c .. .5.3c each 1b.
6
12c. Tc each 1b.
7
14c .. 9c each 1b.
8.
15c. . . . . 11c each 1b.
*Effective March 26, 1944, postage at the foregoing rates was Increased 3 per centum, fractions of one-haif cent or more to be computed as one cent, but In no case shall the Increase per parcel be less than 1 cent.
Fourth-Class
PARCELS MAILED ON RURAL ROUTES: 2 cents less per parcel than Indicated in foregoing table for local delivery and 3 cents less for otber than local delivery.
LIBRARY BOOKS: Books sent by authorized librarles to readers and when returned by such readers, for de- livery within the first three zones or the State In which mailed : 4 cents for the first pound and 1 cent for each ad- ditlonal pound up to and including 47
pounds ; 52 cents for 48 pounds and 1 cent for each additional pound up to and Including 70 pounds.
SHORTPAID MATTER: First-class matter mailed shortpaid one rate (3 cents) shall be rated 3 cents due for collection upon delivery, and 4 cents due for each shortpaid ounce or frac- tlon of an ounce when shortpaid more than one rate.
AIR MAIL SERVICE United States Air Mail Service
Eight cents for each ounce or fraction thereof ; to any part of the United States. May be registered, Insured, sent C. O. D. or Special Delivery.
The rate of 6 cents for each half ounce or fraction thereof will con- tinue to apply to Air Mail sent to or by the armed forces of the United States overseas served through Army and Navy Post Offices.
Alr mail stamps and distinctively- stamped envelopes are issued for pre- payment of postage on air mall. Ord- inary stamps may also be used.
Alr mail should be plainly marked "VIA AIR MAIL" in the space Imme- diately below tbe stamps and above the address.
Canada (same as above)
Air Mail Mexico
Rate of postage to Mexico : Ten cents for each 1/2 ounce.
Dispatched by the United States Air Mail Service and In Canada or in Mex- Ico by the Air Mail Services in those countries. For additional information telepbone your local' post office.
United States Air Mail Service to Central America, South America and the West Indies
For Information regarding this ser- vice telephone your local post office.
Air Mail in Other Foreign Countries
For Information regarding this ser- vice in Foreign Countries, apply at or telephone your local post office.
FEES IN ADDITION TO REGULAR POSTAGE
SPECIAL DELIVERY
FIRST CLASS ONLY-2 pounds of less, 13 cents; over 2, not over 10 pounds, 20 cents; over 10 pounds, 25 cents.
MAIL OTHER THAN THAT OF THE FIRST CLASS will be given the most expeditious bandling and transportation practicable, and in addition recelve Im- medlate delivery at the office of ad- dress, upon payment of the following special-delivery fees :
2 lbs. or less .17c
Over 2 lbs., but not over 10 1bs .. . 25c Over 10 lbs. .35c "Special Delivery" must be so In- dorsed.
SPECIAL HANDLING (Without Special Delivery)
FOURTH CLASS: 2 pounds or less, 10 cents; over 2, not over 10 pounds, 15 cents ; over 10 pounds. 20 cents. "Special Handling" must be so in- dorsed.
SENDERS' RECEIPTS FOR DOMESTIC ORDINARY MAIL
A receipt (certificate of maillng) is furnisbed the sender of domestic ordin- ary mail of any class upon payment of 1 cent for each piece. This fee does not Insure against loss, rifling or dam- age, but merely furnishes evidence of mailing, and no recelpt will be obtain- cd from the addressee on dellvery. Ad- ditlonal duplicate receipts may be ob- tained upon payment of 1 cent each.
MONEY ORDERS
Not exceeding
$ 2.50
6c
Not exceeding 5.00
Not exceeding
10.00.
11c
Not exceeding 20.00
13c
Not exceeding
40.00.
15c
60.00
18c
Not exceeding 80.00. Not exceeding 20c
Not exceeding
100.00. 22c
Registry
Domestic mall matter prepaid at the first-class rate of postage, may be reg- Istered against loss, rifling or damage upon payment of the following fees :
REGISTRY
Indemnity Fee
Up to
$5. $0.20
5.01 to
50.
.25
50.01 to 75.
.35
75.01 to
100.
.40
100.01 to
200.
.55
200.01 to
300
.65
300.01 to
400.
.80
400.01 to
500
.95
500.01 to
600.
1.05
600.01 to 700.
1.15
700.01 to 800
1.20
800.01 to
900.
1.25
900.01 to 1000
1.35
When declared value of registered matter exceeds ilmit of Indemnity pre- scrlbed for the fee paid, a surcharge is collectibie. The local post office should be consulted for full particu- lars.
Collect - on - dellvery mall sealed against postal Inspection and bearing postage at the first-class rate may also be registered. The fees on registered C. O. D. mall range from 40 cents to $1.40, according to amount to be col- iected up to $200, or amount of In- demnity desired not exceeding $1,000. Consult postmaster for particulars.
COLLECT-ON-DELIVERY (Third and Fourth Class Mail)
Amount C. O. D. charges or amount Insurance desired C.O.D. fee
From $0.01 to $2.50
15c
From $2.51 to $5 . 20c
From $5.01 to $25 30c
From $25.01 to $50 40c
From $50.01 to $100
50c
From $100.01 to $150 55c
From $150.01 to $200
.60c
No C. O. D. Service to Canal Zone.
INSURANCE
Amount of Insurance Insurance fee
From $0.01 to $5. 3c
From $5.01 to $25 .10c
From $25.01 to $50 15c
From $50.01 to $200 25c
Fee for return receipt, 4 cents extra. Limit for Canal Zone Is $200.
AIDS TO PROPER MAILING
Write name and address plainly and completely.
Place name and address of sender on all matter.
Prepay postage fully on all letters and parcels.
Always address mall for city dellv- ery to street and number and request correspondents to do likewise.
Use designatlon North or South, East or West when it Is a proper part of the address and save delay In dellvery.
Insure valuable parcels except those contalning small articles of consider- able value which should be registered. Wrap parcel post carefully In heavy paper and tie knots securely.
You will often gain a day's time In dellvery by depositing mail as soon as it Is ready.
Use Postal Unlt numbers on mail addressed to cities where Unlt Num- bers are required.
4-1-45
8c
$
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POPULATION OF U. S. CITIES OF 25,000 OR MORE IN 1940 (as per final figures of the 1940 U. S. Census Report)
Alabama
Anniston
Birmingham
Gadsden
36,975
Mobile
78,720
Montgomery
78,084
Tuscaloosa
27,493
· Arizona
Phoenix
65,414
Tucson
36,818
Arkansas
Fort Smith
36,584
Little Rock
88,039
Texarkana
11,821
California
Alameda
36,256
Alhambra
38,935
Bakersfield
29,252
Berkeley
85,547
Beverly Hills
26,823
Burbank
34,337
Fresno
60,685
Glendale
82,582 28,648
Inglewood
30,114 164,271
Los Angeles
1,504.277
Oakland 302,163 Pasadena 81,864
Riverside
34,696
Sacramento
105,958
San Bernardino
43,646-
San Diego
203,341
San Francisco
634,536
San Jose
68,457
Santa Ana
31.921
Santa Barbara
34,958
Santa Monica
53,500
South Gate
26,945
Stockton
54,714
Colorado
Colorado Springs
36,789
Denver
322.412
Pueblo
52,162
Connecticut
Bridgeport
147,121
Bristol 30,167
Hartford
166,267
Meriden
39,494
Middletown
26,495
New Britain
68,685
New Haven
160,605
New London
30,456
Norwalk
39,849
Stamford
47,938
Torrington
26,988
Waterbury
99,314
Delaware
Wilmington
112,504
District of Columbia
Washington
663,091
Florida
Jacksonville
173,065
Mlami
172.172
Lowell
101,389
North Carolina
Asheville
51,310
Charlotte
100,899
Durham
60,195
Greensboro
59,319
Lynchburg
44,541
Newport News
37,067
Norfolk
144,332
Rocky Mount
25.568
Petersburg
30.631
Portsmouth
50,745
Richmond
193,042
Roanoke
69,287
Washington
Bellingham
29,314 30.224
Akron
244,791
Canton
108,401
Cincinnati
455,610
Cleveland
878.336
Cleveland Helghts
54,992
Columbus
306,087
Dayton
210,718
Charleston
67.914
East Cleveland
39,495
Clarksburg
30,579
Elyria
25,120
Huntington
78,836
Parkersburg
30.103
Wheeling
61,099
Wisconsin
Appleton 28.436
Beloit
25,365
Eau Claire
30,745
Fond du Lac
27,209
Green Bay
46.235
Kenosha
48.765
La Crosse Madison
67,447
Milwaukee
587,472
Oshkosh 39.089
Racine
67,195
Sheboygan
40,638
Superior
35.136
Quincy
40,469
Rockford
84,637
Rock Island
42,775
Mississippi
Muskogee
28,081 32,332
West Allis
36,364
Springfield
75,503
Jackson
62,107
Missouri
41,572
Joplin
37,144
Portland
Salem
305,394 :30,908
Pennsylvania
Aliquippa
27,023
Allentown
96,904
Altoona
80,214
Bethlehem
58,490
Chester
59,285
Easton
33,589
Erie
116,955
Lincoln
81,984
Hazelton Johnstown
66,668
Lancaster
61,345
Lebanon
27,206
Richmond
35,147
South Bend
101,268
Terre Haute
62,693
New Jersey
Atlantic City
64,094
Pittsburgh
Reading
110,568
Scranton
140,404
Sharon
25,622
Washington
26,166
Wilkes-Barre
86,236
Wilkinsburg
29,853
Williamsport
44,355
York
56,712
Rhode Island
Central Falls
25,248
Cranston
47,085
Newport
30,532
Pawtucket
75,797
Providence
253,504
Warwick
28.757
Woonsocket
49,303
South Carolina
Charleston
71,275
Columbia
62,396
Greenville
34,734
Union City
56,173
West New York
39,439
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
40,832
Tennessee
Albuquerque
35,449
New York
Albany
130,577
Amsterdam
33,329
Auburn
35,753
Binghamton
78.309
Texas
Abilene
26,612
Amarillo
51,686
Austin
87,930
Beaumont
59,061
Corpus Christi
57,301
Dallas
294,734
El Paso
96.810
Fort Worth
177,662
Galveston
60,862
Houston
384,514
Laredo
39,274
Lubbock
31,853
Port Arthur
46,140
San Angelo
25,802
Poughkeepsie
40,478
Rochester
324,975
Rome
34,214
Tyler
28,279
Waco
55,982
Wichita Falis
45,112
Fall River
115,428
Trov 70,304
Utica
100,518
Watertown
33,385
White Plains
40,327
Yonkers
142,598
Vermont
Burlington
27,686
Virginia
Alexandria 33,523
Danville
32,749
High Point
38,495
Raleigh
46,897
Wilmington
33,407
Winston-Salem
79,815
North Dakota
Fargo
37,395
Rome
26,282
Savannah
95.996
Worcester
193,694
Michigan
Bolse City
26,130
Illinois
Alton
31,255
Aurora
47,170
Belleville
28,405
Berwyn
48,451
Highland Park
50.810
Jackson
49.656
Cicero
64,712
Danville
36,919
Decatur
59,305
Pontiac
66.626
Elgin
38.333
Royal Oak
25,087
Saginaw
82,794
Wyandotte
30.618
Maywood
26,648
Minnesota
Duluth
101,065
Minneapolis
492.370
Peoria
105,087
Rochester 26.312
St. Paul
287,736
Oklahoma
Enid
Oklahoma City 204.424
Tulsa
142.157
Honolulu
179,358
Territory of Hawaii
Waukegan
34,241
Indiana
Anderson East Chicago
54,637
Kansas City
399,178
St. Joseph
75,711
St. Louis
Springfield
University City
33,023
Hammond
70,184
Indianapolis
386,972
Kokomo
33,795
Lafayette
28,798
Marion 26,767
Michigan City 26.476
Mishawaka .28,298
Muncie
49,720
New Hampshire
Concord
27,171
Mckeesport
55,355
Nashua
32,927
47,638
Norristown
38,181
Philadelphia
1,931,334
Bayonne
79,198
Belleville
62,120
Clinton
26,270
Council Bluffs
41,439
Clifton
48.827
East Orange
68,945
Elizabeth
109,912
Garfield
28,044
Hackensack
26,279
Hoboken
50,115
Irvington
55,328
Jersey City
301,173
Kearny
39.467
Montclair
39,807
Newark
429,760
Kansas City
121.458
Topeka
67,833
Wichita
114,966
Kentucky
Ashland
29,537
Covington
62,018
Lexington
49,304
Louisville
319.077
Newport
30,631
Owensboro
30,245
Paducah
33,765
Louisiana
Alexandria
27.066
Baton Rouge 34,719
Monroe
28,309
New Orleans
494.537
Shreveport
98.167
Maine
Bangor
29.822
Lewiston
38.598
Portland
73,643
Maryland
Baltimore
859,100
Cumberland
39,483
Hagerstown
32,491
Massachusetts
Beverly
25,537
Boston
770,816
Brockton
62,343
Cambridge
110,879
Chelsea
41,259
Chicopee
41.664
Everett
46,784
syracuse
205,967
Fitchburg
41,824
Haverhill
46.752
Holyoke
53,750
Lawrence
84,323
98,123
Orlando 36.736
Pensacola 37.449
St. Petersburg 60,812
Tampa
108,391
West Palm Beach 33,693
Georgia
Atlanta
302,288
Augusta
65,919
Somerville
102.177
Columbus
53,280
Springfield
149,554
Macon
57,865
Taunton
Waltham
40.020
Idaho
Ann Arbor
29,815
Battle Creek
43,453
Bay City
47,956
Dearborn
63,584
Detroit
1,623,452
Flint
151,543
Grand Rapids
Hamilton
50,592
Lakewood
69,160
Lima
44,711
Lorain
44,125
Mansfield
37,154
Marion
30,817
MassIllon
26,664
East St. Louis
75,609
Port Huron
32.759
Evanston
65,389
Galesburg
28,876
Joliet
42,365
Moline
Warren
42.837
Youngstown
167,720
Zanesville
37,500
Wausau
27,268
Wauwatosa
27,769
Meridian
35,481
Ohio
Everett
Seattle
368.302
Spokane
122,001
Tacoma
109.408
Yakima
27.221
West Virginia
Bloomington
32,868
Chicago
3,396.808
Kalamazoo
54,097
Lansing
78.753
Muskegon
47.697
Middletown Newark
Norwood
34.010 40,465
42.707
Springfield
70.662
Steubenville Toledo
282.349
Oak Park
34.608 66,015
Elkhart
33,434
Evansville
97,062
Fort Wayne
118,410
Gary
111,719
Montana
Butte
Great Falls
Nebraska
Harrisburg
83,893
Omaha
223,844
New Albany
25,414
Manchester
77,685
28,167
Bloomfield
41,623
Camden
117,536
Davenport
Des Moines
159,819
Dubuque
43,892
Mason City
27,080
Ottumwa
31,570
Sioux City
82.364
Waterloo
51,743
Kansas
Hutchinson
30,013
New Brunswick Orange
35.717
Passaic
61,394
Paterson
139,656
Perth Amboy
41.242
Plainfield
37,469
Trenton
124,697
Spartanburg
32,249
Chattanooga 128,163
Johnson City
25,332
Knoxville
111.580
Memphis
292,942
Nashville
167,402
Buffalo
575,901
Elmira
45.106
Jamestown
42,638
Kingston
28,589
Mount Vernon
67,362 .
Newburgh
31,883
New Rochelle
New York
7.454,995
Bronx Boro
1,394,711
Brooklyn Boro
2,698,285
Manhattan Boro
1,889,924
Queens Boro
1,297,634
Richmond Boro
174,441
Niagara Falls
78,029
San Antonio
253,854
Texarkana
17,019
Schenectady
87,549
Utah
Ogden
43.688
Salt Lake City 149,934
Miami Beach 28,012
Lynn
Malden
58.010
Medford
63.083
Melrose
25,333
New Bedford
110,341
Newton
69,873
Pittsfield
49,684
Quincy
75,810
Revere
34,405
Salem
41.213
West Orange
25,662
New Mexico
33,180
671,659
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Burlington
25,832
66,039
Huntington Park
Long Beach
816,084 61,238
37.081 29.928
38,009
New Castle
Oregon
25,523 267,583
Hamtramck
164,292 49,839
31,220
31,487
Portsmouth
37.651
32,580
58,408
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24 HOURS A DAY- 7 DAYS A WEEK IS OLD STUFF TO US!
We cheered, too, when the Government called on industry to work twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, until this war was won.
But continuous production is nothing new to the electric industry. We've always worked that way. That's one big reason why we were prepared to power the factories that filled the sky with planes, the earth with tanks, the sea with ships.
Production schedules that stagger the world are possible only because America is so power-full. America has far more electric power than all the Axis countries combined. And today's power is quickly avail- able at almost any point of need.
These things have been accomplished because America's electric com- panies have been built and operated the American way- by good business management.
Carolina Power & Light Company
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Montreat, N. C. Home of the Presbyterian Church, U. S.
Montreat is a religious and educational institution owned and controlled by the Presbyterian Church in the United States. Many thousands of people from all sections of the country come here each summer to attend the conferences, lectures and other exercises. Many have their summer homes here.
Assembly Inn, open the year round, is one of the most unique and beautiful buildings in America. For information and rates address =
R. C. Anderson. D.D., President, Montreat, N. C.
GAITHER HALL, THE MONTREAT COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
MONTREAT COLLEGE
Montreat College is a standard junior college and high school, being raised to a senior college beginning this year. It has a splendidly equipped faculty and a fine student body. The college majors in Christian character and offers the following courses: Liberal Arts, Home Economics, Teachers, General Terminal, Music and Commercial.
Gaither Hall, hall above, is an example of the fine modern stone buildings on the Montreat College campus.
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ASHEVILLE ICE & STORAGE CO. Inc. ICE COAL -- COLD STORAGE (FOR PERISHABLES)
OFFICE: 24 S. MARKET - PHONE 72 PLANT: N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE PHONE 203 COAL YARD: N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE PHONE 187
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