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Evening star., 1937-05-02
CARD TRACK TEAM
LOSESTO DEACONS
Redbirds Score as Many Firsts as
Conquerors in Bowing by
n to 49 Score.

WAKE FOREST, N. c., May iP.-
Wake Forest College track team
defeated Catholic University, II to 40,
here today.
Each team won seven first places.
Summary:
lOO-YARD DAsH-Gimore (w. Fo.
first; Walker &C.; ". second McCulloch
&C. ~ o.YARp tRisd' RGNmMecuaeb Time oilIe, &C. u,
c.. third Time. O:34
iiO-YARD RUN-McMunn &C. W. FIRST;
Scholar Nv; F.. second; Mccormick &c.
ssO-YARD RUN-Mix &C. ". first;
Station Nv. F. second: Crissman wv. rs,
third, Time 4:55.2.
TWo-MME RUN-Hart wv. F.. nrst;
thiId Mesdur' 1G. &c " Gs second Pstten (W F..
HIGH HURDLEs-.Hensley wv FD first;
Byrley Nv; F.. second; Jones (W F., third.
Tow HGkDIEs-oBrien &C.. o., first:
'af HIGH i'M5 gHMP@Hen,ley MfPGt w. r. nrst;
Daniel 1W: F.. second; Jones wv. p.
third 10 HeiKht IS l1tn. feet 9r inches; ~ ...
Harris w. F.. second; Gilborees &c. ".
wv. F.. second: Jones iW. -. third.
Df5fset bfseGspste fsst W. W. r p'hss 1st: ,one. w.
-. second. Clement &c. u. third. Dis
tance. 12O feet 3l4 inches.
tw IAyELINmDsniel Secdoa IVY, CW r. frst Pats Pats
isohfe PoGE vaulfJones vi lfee ih'NsS ~ F. nrst;
third. Height. II feet 9 inches.
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Varsity Track.

tAISNS IIAck.
and I.1ons 9AfHW9n S1,n BY 5,s 5aee s ny
Md: second; zable w, and NJ; third
I2o-YARD HIGH HURDLES-zWon by
and M: third. Schultz tMdD. Time. OLE
220-YARD Low HURDLEs-Won by
Fable Nv; and M: second. Schultz tMdJ !;
shi,s; ,ao VIE xIsn W. nIsu sna NJ VI Time; o;25:5,
4ss;. ,Md.; & second r, Duk. !W, and M; third,
ssO-YAR RUN-Won by Roller w. and
Peaslee lMdD. Time 2:oO3
1MLE RUN-Won by Orcutt fMdD;
second. Peaslee lMd) third, Roller w.
and M. Time, 4:341
?-MILE RUN-Won by Belt Md: sec
ond. Marsh wv. and M; third. Peterson
wv and M. Time. 1903 ,new track
HIGH JuMP-won BY Miller md sec
end; Murray w. and M: third Morris
BROAD JUMP-Won bv Murray wv. and
NJ, second Beers lMdl third Kluse
md }. Distance. II feet ~ inches
POLE NAULT-Won by Cronin md 3:
second. Coiner Nv. and M, third How
ard tMd =, Height. IL feet liz inches
JANELlN-Won by Guckeyson Md ::
second. Males Md: third Lang wv and
M DS.anee. 1913 feet inches
second. Zulick Md: third Degutis wv.
and N = Distance, a. feet a. inches.
DISCUS-Won by Degutis w and NJ ::
SECOND, Guckeyson md: third Zulick
tMdD. Distance 13l feet II, inches.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

times and dispose of Syracuse almost
single-handed. Charley Ellinger and
Rip Hewitt each contributed three
goals to the total
Syracuse did not score until the third
quarter, but Maryland didn't care par
ticularly by that time because they
long since had placed the game among
past history, leading. 80, at half time.
Coach Jack Faber inserted substi-
tutes freely in the last half and Syra-
cuse appreciated it no end by holding
the last-half score within respectable
bounds,
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Results at College Park

Asero and Krousberg as lforfeiN:
Ratke and Hanrahan &c. u forfeited to
Krulevitz and Land
Md. Frosb. &; Tech. /.
SINGLES-Ritzenberg Md defeated
Zelier, g.. 80: AsKin Md defeated
Lansdale. 60. 50; Phillips tMdl de-
feated Lamore, 60 80: Dunno Md
defeated Lamhart. 81. Go. LIGHTER
MO- defeated Armstrong 6-l. 80.
Wilson tT.l defeated Keaey. I'll. 6-l.
DOuBLES-Rltzenberg and Askln IMd)
defeated Zeller and Lansdale. I'll. 60:
Phillips and Spear Md defeated Lam
hart and Armstrong. b-l I'll. LomaX
and Kesgy Md won by forfeit.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
LATE GOAL DEFEATS
NAVY AT LACROSSE
Seconds to Go, Turnbull Scores
to Give Mt. Washington 3-2 Win
in Spirited Tilt,

A NNAPoL1s, Nd, May l R.-
Mount Washington Club of Bal.
timore shot a goal Is seconds before
the final gun today to defeat the
Navy lacrosse team, to 2, in a stirring
contest.
With only seconds to play. Jack
Turnbull, Mount Washington first at
tack, picked up the loose ball in mid.
field, streaked to Navy,s crease.
He shot just as Navy player
checked him. but it was good
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Maryland Results
Lacrosse.
Maryland, IA; Syracuse, 3.
Base Ball.
Georgetown, S; Maryland, z.
Tennis.
Maryland, Z; Catholic Univer-
sity, 2.
Maryland Frosh, 8; Tech High, /.
Varsity Track.
Maryland, So; William and Mary,
InterschOlastic Track.

InterschOlastic Track.
Mercersburg, 81; Eastern, Is;
Baltimore City, 14E2; Central, II n:
Washington-Lee, IL; Tech, Z; Gill
man, 5. Mount st. Johns, S; jar
rettsville, 4; Handley, 3; Forest
Park, 2, and Roosevelt, l.
County High Track.
Bel Air, "a; Sherwood, IA; Be-
thesda-Chevy Chase, 13; Hyatts-
vile, IL: Towson, IL; Indian head,
5; Jarrettsville, 5; Montgomery
Blair, S; Walkersville, 3; Sparrows
Point. 3; Hagerstown, 3; Fort Hill,
l, and Catonsville, !.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
FOX KAYOES JOHNSON.

NEW YORK, May l R.-Tiger
Jack Fox, lit, Spokane, Wash,
knocked out Phil johnson, 181, Bay
onne, N. j., in the third round Of
their wind-up bout at Rockland Pal
ace tonight.
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N. I. T. DINGHIES AHEAD.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May l LP).-
The Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology crews won the intercollegiate
dinghy regatta here today with
total of 90 points to 80 for Cornell,
70 for Brown, 10 for Harvard, 81 for
Annapolis and, - for Yala.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Georgetown -
MARYLAND

Runs-O. Chumbris Egan, Barabas t2l.
Keating. Cavadine. ErrorES. Chumbris
(2). Two base hits-Exan. K. Nau.
Stolen bases 8. Chumbris t2). Wheeler,
to Bassin. K Nau to Bodine Left on
q; Maryland. 4. Bases
on balls--On Patterson. s. of Petroskey.
4. Struckout-By Patterson, l; by Petro-
skey Z. Hit by pitcher-By Patterson
tKeegin). Umpires-Messrs. Cox and
Desper
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LATE NAVY RALLY WINS
Scores in Eighth, Ninth Defeat
William and Mary, 81.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, May l up.
Navy pushed over single runs in the
eighth and ninth to overcome q Will
liam and Mary lead and defeat the
Indian base ball team 81 here today.
Fine relief hurting by Lefty Mckay
enabled the Middies to emerge VIC
toriouS.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Runs-!Thompson. Mathewson. Ingram.
Powell. Anderson (2) McGinnis Adair'
Hardy. Baltimore. Edmonson Yeaser, Tire,
Us. Waugh 20. Errors-Hern. Yeaser.
Mann. Page. THOMPSON. Two-base hit
YeaEer. Three-base hits-Hardy Tirelis.
Powell. sacrifce-OHern. Stolen bases
Mnetheny: NJ Baltimore. InEram. Anderson
=. Hits-OfI Bruckel. 8 in 5Ks innings;
OF Mckay. in "a. innings. Struck out
BY Bruckel. .: by. Mckay. 81 BY Waugh.
4 BaSes on balls-On Bruckel. 9: %
Mckay. !; of Waugh. /. Hit BY pitcher
Adair .(by WauSh). Winning pitcher
frueksl. ump,5ss-Msssrs. thsuD ana
lAWreneA =
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Tennis.
M VArstty. 7,C. T.. E,

Nd. Varsity. 7, C. o.. z.
SINGLEs-Cranston &C. u defeated
Krulevitz 7-5. 80: Land CMd.) de-
feated Dunno. 6-1, St: Beacham !MdD
defeated .Douelas; 81 60: Lehman
rahan &C. ~ forfeited to Waters: Asers
(Md) defeated zeender. 81. SO.
DOUBLEs-Lehman and Beacham md
esanstou sd zssndsT &C. ~ dsesassd
Evening star., 1937-05-02
RUTGERS HAS WALKOVER.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j.. MAY IL
Rutgers swamped Lafayette here to-
day in lacrosse, Is to !. The second
period found the locals at their best,
Gazing seven enals
Evening star., 1937-05-02
RECRUIT HURDLER
G|VESBLUESEDCE
RIce's Points as Runner-Up
Nip Randolph Macon, but
Babb Is Real Ace,

~ INNING hurdles for the first
- time, Glenn Rice Of Gallaudet
finished second in the 22O,
4 final event, to give his team
the points that beat Randolph Macon
in a track meet at Kendall Green
yesterday, "a to 50.
But the star of triumph was Jewell
Babb, who rolled up d points with
flrsts in the high jump, the shotput
and discus and seconds in the javelio
and broad jump.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
HOPKINS STREAK ENDS
Princeton Beats Jay Stickers With
Late Rally, 7 to 4.

PRINCETON. N. j.. May IA
fourth period drive that netted three
goals in the last minutes of play
provided the Princeton lacross team
the margin OF a 7-to-4 victory over
the Hopkins ten here today.
It was the first defeat of the season
fnr fhn nl,,n Yovc
Evening star., 1937-05-02
ARMY ROUTS ST. JOHNS.

WEST POINT, N Y, May l.
Army's lacrosse team remained unde-
feated when 1t trimmed st. Johns
at Annapolis, 10 to 4, this afternoon.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Lacrosse.

syracuse ~ q o = 3
Scoring, Maryland-NelSon ~. Ellinger
t3l. Hewitt ttl. Grot1. SyraCuse-Meier o.
Ihlel. Substitutlons: Observation-Disclosures
Deeley Downln. Cooke. Walton. DIggs. Wood,
Grof. Rouse. Badenhoop, Lee. Syracuse
Murray. Olver. Dbner. Skehan, Schemmer-
horn, Susarman. Shaw. Morgan. Referee
Pred Wenr tPennsylyaniaJ. Umplre-Clem
Spring lSt Johns
Evening star., 1937-05-02
7eps Bo1v to Hoyu Nne but Clean Dav Erents
WIN AT LACROSSE,
TRACK AND TENNIS
Near World Record Shotput
by Beetem Marks Meet
for Schoo|boys.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

u II ARYLAND'S athletic crucible
M Was as busy as an itchy octo-
wv pS yesterday as more than
4 4 500 athletes unraveled its
twentieth annual field day in carnival
atmosphere, with Georgetown's crack
base ball team whipping the Terps,
5 10 2, in the feature attraction.
What prestige Maryland dropped on
the diamond it more than offset in
other competition, however, by trounc-
ing William and Marys surprisingly
strong track team, SO to ST; smother
ing Syracuse in lacrosse, IA to 3;
burying Catholic University in tennis
7 to 2, and trimming Tech High in
freshman tennis, 8 to l.
Mercersburg Prep and Bel Air High,
defending champions, dominated the
scholastic track realm by repeating
their supremacy in open and county
high school divisions, respectively
Mercersburg scored 81 points, while
Eastern High was runner-up with Is
points and Bel Air totaled "a points,
10 more than its nearest rival, Sher-
wood.
Shotputter q Sensation.
NANDWICHED in the plump sports
program were four record-break-
ing performances, one of which was
the finest ever produced in this area
In schoolboy ranks, while another
mark was tied It was Edward
Beetem OF the championship Mercers-
burg club who captured individual
hlgh-scoring honors in open competi-
lion and in 30 doing uncorked a S.
foot 6iz-inch pitch with \ 12-pound
shot. which shattered the meet record
established by Melvin Dunlap of
Handley High, Winchester, Va, in
1882 by mere 6 feet 5l2 inches.
A product Of an incubator of out
standing track athletes, Beetem placed
that iron ball farther from him than
any scholastic athlete in this sector
ever has been able to do. His feat
approached the world mark Of So feet
10 inches held by Elwyn Dees OF Kan
sas and, according to veteran track
Een, is by far the best heave ever re-
corded in this area
When the well-cushioned Beetem
sets out to fracture records, however,
he does nothing half way. His other
winning performance saw him flip
the discus l35 feet Az inches to
eclipse the old record OF 1877 feet 10
Inches, which was set nine years ago
by Theron Brown Of Greensboro. N.
c.. High. The hefty blond received a
gold watch for pacing the scores in
his division. The world scholastic rec
ord for the discus is 154 feet 617
inches.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Goals-Rutgers Evans ,2l. Glass f3l.
Chartrand (2j. Perry. Lesion (@l. Kllns-
man t2l. Metzler Barite ~; Lafayette
Teel. SubStitutes-Rutgers. Sllverstein,
LeStonen, Chartrand Perry Jarema,
Metzler. Klinsman Rubin. Moon, Roth,
Montford, Refs SilverStein. Barite. Lund-
wall; Lafayette, Marshall, Boeert. Steven
son.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

kfARYLAND'S lacrosse victory while
A' anticipated. was not expected to
reach such proportions, but the red.
headed Bob Nelson trained his scoring
eye on the Orange net to score seven
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NAVAL TACTICS OF
GREAT BRITAIN ARE
BELIEVED CHANGING

LONDON, July 20. (UP)-Im-
rortant changes in British naval
tactics and strategy, due to the
threat Of intensified air and sub
marine attack, are foreshadowed
by the great program of new
construction and modcrnization
now i'm hand, Hector G. Bywater,
Daily Telegraph naval correspon-
dent, believes.
Among the new types indica-
tive Of the modified plan Of fleet
organization. he writes, are anti
aircraft cruisers, of which the
navy has two of 20 knots speed
and soon will get five moro; the
tubal glass Of super-dcstrOyers,
the first modern fleet gunboats
built for any navy and arc due
to enter service next year, and
motor torpedo boats, which are
credited with a speed Of more
than 10 knots.
SEES STRATEGY FORMED
Each of these types apparently
has been developed to dovctail in
to carefully devised plan to en-
able the battle fleet to move free
! " and with comparative safety.
|, In areas where hostile aircraft,
submarines and light surface
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CITING REMARKS

! forces might be encountered in
maximum strength.
The cruising formation in the
danger zone, according to By
water probably would be: Fast
mincsweepers ahead, followed by
one or more antiaircraft cruisers.
Battleships protected on either
flank by light cruisers and heavy
destroyers, with one or two anti
aircraft cruisers aStern. 7 h c
cruisers and heavy dcstroyerS
would be screened in their turn
by smaller destroycrs or high
speed motor torpedo boats, that
are equipped with depth charges
and Smoke-making apparatus.
Certain ships would be fitted
with the new submarine listening
devices which have been brought
to a remarkable state Of cffici-
Cncy.
AIRCRAFT BATTERY HUGE
Hostile aircraft approaching
from any direction would come
under the wire Of perhaps as
many as $50 heavy anti-aircraft
guns. besides numerous multiple
pompomS, and lighter machine
guns. When all the ships now
building or undergoing recon-
struction are in service the navy's
volume of anti.aircraft fire will
be doubled. -.
Further, the battle fleet itself
might be able TO put into the air
about 100 aircraft from its car
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By WILLIAMS

ricrs and catapult ships, the ma
i0rity Of these being fighters.
Eventually the fleet may have its
own permanent air escort when
at sea i'm the form Of machines Of
an improved autogyro type.
Another likely development is
the arming of all ships, from bat
tlcships to dcstroycrs, with "dual
purpose" guns, which can be used
with equal effect against air and
surface targets.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
tor of the estate of Mary n. Cox,
deceased, this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against said
estate to present them to the UNI
dcrsigned on or before July 20,
1888, or this notice will be plead
cd in bar Of recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make settlement promptly with
the undersigned.
This July 20, 1887.
w. j. LITTMAN, Admr.
7-20-TueS-Gtp
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OHIO HAS JULY SNOW

CLEVELAND. (UP) - George
Whitehead, who works on the
Goth floor of a downtown office
binding, insisted he saw in July
tiny flakes Of snow, melting be-
fore they reached the ground.
Two other persons substantiated
him and Ralph Mizc, wcathcrman,
said he wouldn't doubt it, that
anything might happen in July.
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For Rent
I6-Apartments

ROOM kitchcrette and private
bath. $40 month. 922 18th Ave.
W. Phone 907-W.
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FARGO, 62 YEARS OLD

EISMARK, n. ID. (UP)--North
Dakota's incorporated cities range
from a thrce-ycar-old youngsrer
.-Waford City-to a patriach OF
G2 ycm'a--Fargo--ac according to
records Of the secretary of state.
The Red River valley, famous
wheat region, was the first to be
settled
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DANCER TRIPPED

SAN FRANCISCO. - (UP) =
Alicia Arroyo, pretty Spanish
dancer. defended herself against
a speeding charge on the grounds
that her car was not capable of
going that fast: il was merely
coasting down hill. She was re-
mandcd to the traffic school to
learn how not to coast.
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BUILDING NEWS
Published BY
RlGBV-MORR0W co.
Lumber-Builders' Supplies
Millwork
Fourth Ave. F.. Phone 81

Red Top" seems to be the
fay"ritc brand Of Plaster We
have recently supplied Bill Car
ter, Edgar Duncan and |. G..
Faux with this material. We
arc expecting a fresh supply this
week.
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7-Professional Services

FITTED in new smar,
frames Scientific accur "a y
based on long preparatory anu
service. LcOna Alien io"'E,
OptomCtriSt.
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WE WANT to buy some good
sound wheat, 1886 crop. ID. I.
Hart Go.
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The energy requirements of
our bodies could be fulfilled by
the daily consumption of less
than a pound of soft coal.
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I0--Transportaflon

ALLIED VAN LINES will bring =
AL LII furniture from, or take 1t
TO any point in U. ;. or 'a" IU;io
We store furniture WI.
Trorsfer Co. Phone III.
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dip BUSINESS increased 10

OUR BUSINESS increased lio
pcr cent to July lst over same
period last year. Nothing pet
tor than insured investments
or savings at high rate OF re-
turn. nor home loan as SaTls-
factory as that we offer. In
vest your money with or get
your loan from us and De pI TSS
ed in either event. First Fed
croI Savings & Loan Assn.
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SHIRTS, wearing apparel, wh''e
wash suits and pants, receive
our special attention. Try our
new service. Millcr'S LAUNDRY
& Cleaners. Phone l5@. lZV
18th Ave. r..
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6-Business Services

SMALL BLAZES, lots of smoke
and water do big damage,
against which YOU should have
protection. Get il from Nor
row Insurance Agency.
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II-Household Goods

IIcrD FURNITURE for 5-room
hon house: sell by piece or w; as
mJ mus. also gas stove. Vile
Transfer Company
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Ir THE UNEXPECTED happens

r THE UNENPEC Ed haPPe"S
will your family be left pro,
tcctcd by accident insurance!
Would YOU BE- able to pay the
damage. Insure today with
HCndcrsonvillc ms + a n c G
Agency.
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FIGHT THE FLY-A small i'm
vCstment in our screen doors
from stock or doors and win
dows made to order will keep
them out and make life more
comfortable and safe. Hcndcr-
sonville Supply & Coal Co.
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SACRIFICE two adjoining Lake
Summit lots; level. shaded; citv
convenienceS. Chas. Odom. Ar
den. n. G..
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I5---M:scellaneors

2 WELL TRAINED bird dogs, one
registered. First class canoe,
good shape. PAGES Barber
Shop.
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Special Notices

MeCRARY'S SHOE SHOP has
moved from ii5 3rd Ave. East
to 1879 @rd Ave. East. Next
door 10 II. X. Cox.
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26-SaIesmen, Agents

Northumberland waitress
and an experienced second
cook; both must have expert
encc. Apply to Roscdalc, 33l
West First Ave.
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err -. cu,.Rate Furniture Com,
SEE nan r for bargains in new and
PanS fnrniture. Kanuga st. M,
n Orr, Mgr. Phone 81,
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3-Lipestock and Poultry

FOR SALE-5o English Leghorn
hens, $l.00 each. Laying so
per cent now. Sunny Stone
Farm. Edncyville. ="
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GLOVER p. JONES - Six-room
brick residence in Druid Hills,
$4,000. Office Jones 4 French.
Telephone 12O.
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3-A-PETS
4-Seeds and Plants

PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW
for Stark's trees for fall deliv-
cry az last Springs low prices.
They're certain to advance. IL.
Walter Fuller. l3l 5th Ave.
West. Phone 7S2.
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" COPERS-All models, in
Fang 1881. M.icity Tire Co.
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~ p'a'e' shady lot l2Ox2so
I IN. . g, paid in fun. for
. P .g $4,000. j. d. Sol
= ~ .
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l5I ACRES four miles out. Bre.
ward road, approximately 90
acres in high state of cultiyo-
lion. Owned by an estate and
must be sold. j. n. YcIion
Telephone SIl. !"
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OUT OF TOWN OWNER will
sell nine-room, 2-bath house
excellent condition, large lot'
beautiful view of mountains
formerly sold for Sll 900. now
$3.50. Apply 319 Whitfield 81
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ESON AND TERRAPLANE
20, general repair, washing
EeasiHg. Sheaiy'S Machine
b. .
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I2-Radios and Service

nADIos FOR RENT. weekly or
monthly. Midcity IRE 20:
phone 121.
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SEE US before buying Myers
hand or power pumps. plumb
ing supplies, fixtures, etc. Gal
vanizcd pipe IN car lots or less.
We, can save you money. King
Hardware Co.
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iH ~ and lots are being
: Co." market for the first
: nsv bo prices and terms.
7 51S, o. the ,as. chance for
i&a,a-' list luav be had
''. G Realty Co.
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SUNSHINE Play School. Ages 2
to Z. 7O4 Oakland street.
Phone 2l5-J. p
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JUST received shipment crimson
clover new crop. Closing out
COW peas at reduced price. We
have cane seed, soy beans,
millct. cubor, baricidc, ultra
lifCd feeds. ID. I. Hart Co.
FOR SALE-FreSh COW. l.. +.
WingO. Horse Shoe, y. &.
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OUTSTANDING YOUNG GAIT
ED MARE-Bcautiful, manner
ed. wonderful speed and action.
Also most beautiful green
mare ! have seen, a model. j.
II. Bodje. LceSville, S. c.
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FREE BICYCLE, Boys and girls,
a new S45 bike with Spccdomc-
ter, electric lights and horn;
strcamlinc; the latest and new
est out. Economy Shoe Shop. "
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5--FOodstuffs

CAMP boys and girls welcome.
Try our barbecue, country ham.
chicken salad. goose liver, fried
chicken. sliced chicken and
baked ham sandwiches. ShOrty'S
Pig y Whistle, South Main
St. Thanks Shorty.
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BEEF AND CALF HIDES are
higher. Bringing high prices.
Sherman's Grocery. Phone Oil.
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FRUITS, VEGETABLES-Fresh
today from local gardens and
orchards, and popular varieties
from warmer climates. Fresh
and cured meats. Try them.
PAGES Market. Phone Of. go
" Main.
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I3-Merchandise

COTTON FRocKS-All styles, l',
|o lies and materials, priced IRON
Si05 to $lG.95. rem =
Bowen's.
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ELECTRIC pumps FOR any volt
age or current. Electric mo-
tors. Radios. DclcO Light
Plants and Batteries Phone 2Sl.
A. NJ. FcatherStonc at Gray y
Higgins.