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The '''Lake Flower Garage''', [[William%20I.%20Southard|William I. Southard]], proprietor, was located at 105 [[Lake%20Flower%20Avenue|Lake Flower Avenue]] according to an advertisement in the program for the [[St.%20Bernard%27s%20Club|St. Bernard's Club]]'s [[Minstrel%20Review|Minstrel Review]], circa 1930.  They sold Stewart Trucks, and offered "Electric Simonizing".
The '''Lake Flower Garage''', [[William I. Southard|William I. Southard]], proprietor, was located at 105 [[Lake Flower Avenue]] according to an advertisement in the program for the [[St. Bernard's Club|St. Bernard's Club]]'s [[Minstrel Review|Minstrel Review]], circa 1930.  They sold Stewart Trucks, and offered "Electric Simonizing".

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The Lake Flower Garage, William I. Southard, proprietor, was located at 105 Lake Flower Avenue according to an advertisement in the program for the St. Bernard's Club's Minstrel Review, circa 1930. They sold Stewart Trucks, and offered "Electric Simonizing".