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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-16
Name bes oerlorenem 3eritSrers hon
Vrifem aebci,nseba!ten - 1t.Yout-
8pmmanbant ididt gotidaft an
Ghnrhia - Mettet @ritenmannidait
GmnIauSs sdifisberlnitc int Steiaem
Sabrsans 35

Sonocn. Sie bier erfolste snfiin.
higIrg oes Sinfens eines britiiden
3e.itorers, 'brcier britiider sSradter
lne cires noripegiIfen 1anfers mil
eins'n 8erluit bon insgeIamt 90 60
ten llno Ger,nibten l,nb Is Gertput-
oeten labt cine @eridarfl,ns oes see.
frieges erfennen.
Sic 3atl oer felt &riessbesi,tt,
pericn.ten Sdiffe lit oamit auf 122
ge!tteaen nnb ser aeiamte Coinage.
perfrit ouf 4S9,1t7 Tcnnen. gu.
min,eit 1875 Berlonen biibten oas
2eben eiu ,tno piele tpeitere tper6en
perntibt.
gnelano fiibrt in ser 3abI SET
per!prener SGiffc bel iueitem nit
i,sceiamt &C. sln6cre gerIuite iinb
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lebcn BEL bem por5eitern semeIoeten
gericnfl,neen ipar anibeineno Bel
ber Torpeoierlina oes nortpegii1en
Eanfcrs n9ioeoe", 1000 Tomnen,
5lt per5eidnen. II Mann, eini1lieB.
lid, bes 4apit1ns, tperoen als Der.
nliBt na6oem 26 lteberlebenoe in
eil,em Hl,oerboot al,fsefunoen ipor.
ben tparen, in oem iie 40 Stunoen
aif bem 8cHer berumeetrieben tpa.
relt. Ser Tanfer bate amerifanii9es
Yetrolelm an 8orb.
&c iuilrbe niht befannt geeeben,
no ser Tanfer bericuft ,puroe, ieoo6
erfldrte bie britiibe IomiralitGt, bie
Verlantllng babe ttabe Der Steue
itattseiunoen, an ipelder Der britiide
3erIi0rer, iiber 6eiien @r0Be un6
9lciie ebenfals feline Mnsaben &C.
nadt tuuroen, ,,ntereins, ,,ad6em er
auf cine oe,,tiGe Mine gela,tfen tpar.
Gin Mitglieb ser 8eiatung oes Ser.
itSters tpuroe als tot, feds tpeitere
als permiBt uno IS als berlett se.
meIbet.
3uei Der berienften britii9en
Sanbelshiffe tpurben aIs Der SO03.
Eonnen-Gra6ter ,Matra" ,,no Der
iSiihoompfer rgrebtpen", 275 &c.,
IeitSeltent, t',Gbren6 iiber ben 8erIuit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-16
Kemtti,mttiitenblatt
in Gcronte a,aseeheben

Soronto, aanaba. Sta6t- unS Vro,
piuaialpoli5si unternabmen cine Nas.
sia auf sic 9iiros ser fonmunilt.
iihen @odenihrift Clarion" uni
beitIasnabmter 'mebrere 8iiher ,,nt
Dot,,me,,te, pbue aber Serbaft,,nser
borslnebnlen. Die 3eitl,ng erldier
Biz slnl &riegsanSbrllh tiglif unf
tuurSe Damn in cine @odenseitl,na
berDan0elt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-16
Naritime Gommiiiion per,ueisert ei.
mer Sferberei bic ltebertrasmns. -
Gnbentideib itebt nod ats.

@aibington. Die Sransferieruna
Der cmerifaniiden Sdiffe, sic fiji
8arama abgelebut iuuroe, ibeiut III
Elm nei,es Staoil,m ein5utreten, III.
oem bier ertlGrt tpurbe, baB bie Ser.
lebllng 6cs Neutralitdtseeiekes nidi
in Mitle;benidaft ge5osen iuiiroe
tuerr Sic Eransferierl,ts an cine Ell.
ropGiide Sdiffsgeiellidaft erfolse,
Mls iolde tuuroe 8elgien eenannt.
Waibingtou. Hraii6ent &ooiebeli
lieB bur6bliden, oaB er oen limited
States 9ines sic ltebertraguna bon
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-16
8ritii4e @1tiiiie,,
Int 21tnNriN ertuartet

Gia6ri6. Cine britiide San6els.
n;iiion inter Der 2eitung bon Dabit
Gccles bonn Miniiteriltm fir artess.
iuirt'haft miro beute in Ma6rib 81,
0ertraesberban0l,l ertpartet. 81.
ne fran5oiiide Sanoels6elesation be.
fi,oet fih bereits bier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-16
8uttNescber
pisree 8uflcr +

Ssaibingfon. observation-disclosures
Bierce Butler, Ser ieit Idnserer Seit
franf iuar, perltarb beute bier i'm
Sitter bon 73 Sabren. 0amit bat
Hrc!i6ent @ooIeuelt aum fiinften
Mal bie Gelaenbeit einen Midter an
oas Oberb,n6esserid,t 81, ernennen.
gls mogliher Nahfoleer uirb ssranf
Mnrpbp. General -guu6esanipaIt, ae,
ndrnt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-16
8eleien beistlae,tahn,t
st,,ei trite,t.Slme,emee

griiiiel. 3uei britiide Glusseuse
ipllrhen fonfisdiert unb bie Mann=
ihaffen inierniert, aIs iie an Ser
belu,ihen 8iiIte Ianoeten. Die Slie.
ger .rflarteu, lie batten seelanbt, iid
an Der fran5oiiiden &iiite at befi,,.
Sen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-16

2uaern, Gdpei3. Ser 6e,tti1e
@robiu6uitrielle Sris 9bpiien. Ser
felt zen Saaen bes arieesousbruhes
berfdwun6en tpar. 1T iest bier auf.
eetaudt. Man NON, an oas ct nod
|Siioomerifa eegangen unr, 6enn
oenn bat ct ,ineebeur sroBe @e-
iddftsintereiien. Sn ieiner 8eglei.
t,nq 1T bic s}ru,l un6 ein ain6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-16
5leii&. ,at,N Sett3alaee
FIR Hetati@e 2(rbeiter

Berlin. Mmtlih tpuroe bier CT.
flart, BOB NIT Wirfung bonn 20. SEQ.
bember ab Nsadt. ,,no 2dneitlinoen.
Mrla!ter eine ,,,onatlide 8uInee bon
400 @ranrm Gleii@ uno 80 @ramm
Set erbaltcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-16

Ieitht 1T oas Die rihtiee Beldreibi.ng
Der luabrcn brttii6en ariegssiele. Grit
follcn Sic 6eutiden Jiibrer ourd ee.
foufte M0r6er beieitigt, oonn ion
bos Deutide meib ieIbit ner,,idtet
(S9ruB onf seife y
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-16
10000 r,siIihe SelNate,,
riicfett in Gita,.ett eiu
Dehrflauieln oes pafts
Romno=l11osfdu tn Rraft
Die Sptuiets fabren NIT 5rmppen.
fpmsentratiunen an Der iinniidjen
Crense fort. - @erbanblmnsen
enbeltis seideitert.

Gotuno. 2ital,e,t. MuBlan6 besann
NIT ber Durhfiibrl,ng Ser n,ilitGr.
iidlen &la,,ieln 6es am 10. Sftober
1n,terdeidueten .Iitauiiden
8ettrags. Gin &egiment Somiet-s(r.
tillerie lit bere,ts in sllpius in Siio.
Sitauen eirsetroffen ino notoriiiers
te r;liiiife 9ruppen baben @ai5unai,
naae 3otpno, erreift, ipo iie ben
gormari6 ,mterbrcdcn baben. Sotu.
jet -Irtillerie lit int 8egriiie, in
Hr;enp, 25 Wcilen iiioli6 bon 3op.
no selegen, ein5uriiden. Sbre itGrf,
ite @arniion auf litauiibem 8oSen
tperSen Sic 93uiien in Notpobileifo
nabr 8ilna erri6ten. Snsseiamt 1telIt
!iid) oie a0pfe3abl oes SopietmiIi-
tirs, bas 9itauen bertroesaemaB
bat, a,,f 10000. 2itouens eisenes
Seer bat cine HrdiensitGrfe bon o..
500 Maun.
Seine geritGnbisuns m6slid
Seliingfors, Jinnlan6. 0as Sui.
puoita6s5labet" nennt sic bon Mos.
fan perlanete slbtret,tns elmer Slot.
tenaaiis om Jinniiden Meerbuien
eriscut unannebmbar. Gin 4ompro.
nib lei in oicfer Grase ,,nmoelid.
Sn5tuiiden iinb Sic 0erbonolungen
ipicrer abgebrcden ,,n6 bic finnilde
Delegation lit bon Mosfai surud
tint neue Snformationen einauboIen
Sn;piiden ip,,rbe oas YarIament in
Jinulan6 einber,,fen ,n6 6ieiem Sic
Gniideioung aubeimgeitellt. .s
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-01
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
"Ths Authority Authorities"
SHOW one SUIT FIRST
"Ths Authority On Authorities"

aN0NG THE soundest bidders
here is an almost irrevocable in
-ction not to make an informa-
be double when holding a
E0-suiter, which consists of two
Gahle suits other than the one
hi BY the opponents. With such a
Eard, it is very much better to
Eog one Of the two suits first.
. that the other can be shown
&k.,far
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-01

Dealer: South. North-South
Fgnerable.l
Al one table of a duplicate
|saae The player seated in the
n WI went haywire on this DEAL.
y. '-s'eaS at another one the COR
h. |r:,' action met its just reward.
~. u.s afst one doubled South's l.
'''''' and East made a penalty or
Copyright, 1899. King
Evening star., 1939-05-01

All merchandise offerings prepared for this great annual
will be sale Tomorrow Tuesday-May 2nd
Courtesy Day will continue "Wednesday las announced
in 10 page circu|ar) which has been distributed
to thousands Of homes
Come to Ianburgh's and make the Of this
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-06-15
SETRALL LEAGUE RESUME

SGTRALL LEAGUE RESUME
The farsS series Of the Greenbe1t Athletic Club
SoftoaI League is drawing to close. leaving only
one more week Of competition. With the results Of
last week in. 1t Is evident that the teams in the
rnner-up posit ons are playing inspired softball.
preparing themse Ives for the second SERIES in which
they hope to the Cliff Dwe1lers, VII have all
but cHnched first place In the first series.
On Monday. June at PM. the Cubs and the
Cave Dwel1ers hooked up In very we'll played game
the Cubs winning out by the Of to 8. The
feature Of the game home run by Warl Of the
v1ctors. In the second game the Cliff DWe1lers
their seventh straight when they swamped the Dukes
six hits. Of them being Brsnem's home-rm in the
last inning to prevent ahut-out.
On Tuesday tho Colts beat the Blue Devils to !,
when Alder. pitching for the Colts, allowed only
hits. But that will be the last game he pitches.
Manghan Of the winners. eading hitter wi TIL O
home-run and giles In times at bat. At o'-
Nan. and went down to defect IL to s. The Gee Mu
won the game in the third inning when they scored
times after putting across in the first. The
Bucs broke out with run rally in the 4th but
that the extent Of their scoring.
Wednesday. the Browns limited Snob Hill to S hits,
and defeated them to 5. Jones Of Hotors, was
Leading hitter with singles in times up. In the
night game the Ath1ed registered their first
when they defeated the Cave Dwe1lers IL to 7. AIS
got Is hits. and scored in every inning but the
first. Therri1. Of AIS. led the attack with a home
run. double, and singles in -four trips to the
plate.
On Thursday the Gee Men got in the first
and in the thi ird inning to smother the Colts by
26 to score. Keagle Of the Gee Men got out Of
s. The second game between the Cliff Dwelers and
the Blue Devils was postponed account Of rain.
This was the first postponed game o. the season.
On Friday. the Cave DWellers turned on the heat
and defeated the Buccaneers 1e to for their
wa0 In seven games. Cave Dwe11ers scored in every
inning and got II in the 4t. Mram, of victors,
connected for home and singles in a times
up, while ourand. Of Buos. got for s. the last
game Of the week the Browns defeated the Cubs IT to
IL, but the game protected. Both pitchers
hit hard, the Browns getting Is hit and the cubs
10 hits. Ho1oohwost led the attack for the vctors
with double and singles in times at bat.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-06-15
A Week in Sports
by
John c. Maffay

The Four-Mnute h1es which has BEEN the dream Of
since his ght over oinder tracks has
been accurately recorded by stop-watchsrs may
true this Saturday afternoon at Palmer Stadium In
Princeton. N. j. Given favorable weather ons
and pressed sufficiently by Glenn CUNNINGHAM Sydney
Wooderson. Eng outstanding miller may rip off
$3.50 feet While the hand moving only 24o
times. On the other hand Wooderson may do the
pressing and Cunningham the re eeord-breahng.
In any event. this long delayed meeting between
the worlds two outstanding mi1ers promises to pro-
vide material for q chapter Of track history.
Wooderson holds the worlds outdoor for the
mile with q mark Of 4se6.4. Cunning has beaten
this mark indoors on Darmouth's famous track, but
his time Of 4o4 has never BEEN accepted an Of
f1o1a1 record. THERE'S good chance to tie
mile this Saturday In that time. minutes.
Wooderson couldn't make the trip when invited In
1887, and last year he had to decline because Of
and minattons. However, this year he found himself
free at long last to match strides with the ageing
shsnks Of Glenn Cunningham. who is so years old.
Wooderson the record mile In 1887 when he was
22. At "a, he Is now at his peak Of form. having
set new worlds record Of 2,5s.5 for the three
quarter mile only week ago. He also holds the
worlds half mile record.
Wooderson Is q meek little fellow of humble per-
entage. His father sells vegetables In London's
famed Convent Garden. His brother stanly and his
rived here last Monday, and after lunch at the
Princeton Club, went to Palmer Stadium start pre-
pairing for Saturdays supreme effort. One thing
that may act against Nooderson 10 the heat. which
he is not used to. IF It happens to be real hot
Saturday. he may be too wi1ted to do his best. Butt
hot or oold it promises to be day to remember in
track and field annals.
SHORT SHORTS, That q close the Boys Club
won Sunday against Glendale. Glad to the
Athletics and Cave Dwel1ers have finally their
first gene. Only thing left is for somebody to
defect the Cliff DWe1le The Gresnbe1t A.
C. Representative Softball team are off to q fine
start. Have their first three games against
outside teams The Moments Softba11 team Will
get started now. probably next week. ........
HOW many Soap BOX Racers there in the younger
generation of Greenbe1tf Cone on. boys, get your
hammer and nails out. and get busy. .Nany
thanks for those voluntary sports wS1tS~Opg sent
to the COOPERATR for the Sports Page. Every little
bit helps. Leonard LeMire Clayton
Conklyn the winner and r,mner-up the Green
belt Marble They will represent Grsebe1t
In the Washington Tournament this Saturday June 18th
at 10 A.N on the Monument Grounds. Everybody in
vited. Tt will be broadcast Station s v....
BOYS CLUB DEFEAT GLENDALE Tos
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-06-15
BOYS CLUB DEFEAT GIEDAIR s.

The Greenbelt Boys Club evened the series
their county rivals last Sunday by scoring tx
th last inning to win out to 8. After An
singled. Provost and Dunbar doubled to end the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-04
TOWNSEND SEES
SUCCESS AHEAD

WASHINGTON - DR.. Francis
Townsend said today the outlook
for enactment of his old age pen
sion plan was the best ever He
conferred today with Sen.-elect
Sheridan Downey. D.. Cal. who
will sponsor the plan in the senate.
Townsend said he could count
on about 1876 supporters in the
house and perhaps a dozen IN the
senate. He contended tat % new
representatives and five new SEN
ators owed their election victories
to Townsend votes
Townsend's plan Is TO establish
a 2 pc cent sales tax and dis
tribute the revenue on pro rate
basis to all citizens Of the United
States over 90 years OF age.
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PERMANENT Waves. psc and up. free
nsrcels and finger waves a. Nolers
Beauty school. ii4o Rcwy nR l490
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Washers

WASHING MACHINES
pena;re Vacuum cleaners repaired
NCHOIi Parts for all makes
BRAUTIGAM d MARTIN, INC
622 St. Helens Ave. BR 1913
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Honesty Always Paws

FINDERS of lost articles adver-
tised below, please take notice.
After YOU have returned the arti-
clcs to the loser. 90 TO the Tacoma
Times office. 9th and Pacific,
where YOU Will be presen'd with a
guest ticket 10 one OF HamrleE $
thCaters.
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Female Help Wanted

FoR BARBER JOBS tram With pay
az MOLER'S- l2la PaNIfic AAr
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Male Help Wanted

MAN. mechanical training ability
prefer A NJ and typewriter expert
ence Write details phone number
70 D-S Times
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Besuty parIos

PERMANENT WAVES. o. up complete
Ia FRANCE SCHOOL OF REAuTY
Isl St Heicns NAN 7n23
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$3.50 New Years Bargain
Mo ConD plirhY hie1k and slsn al
itf fAn - usrd HnW nHss HfV
ses,d IN city under shed two fssfs
cord ~ %
eARNET'S FUEL. CA 1880
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Personals
Special Notices

THE ANNUAL meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Dash Point CO.
operative Water Association viii be
held at the Dash Point Community
hall. Saturday. January 7. 1888, at
800 p. m.
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INDEPENDENT Dollar tine s p 80
new low fare 80 Hort and l. A
Croft Hotel 1919 Pacific MA se6i
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BUY SILL with Times Want
Ads ISABELLE CAMPBELL Sass
Fast r call ~ The Tacoma Times
office for one free ticket There
is always eood show AZ John
Hamrick theater l-3-3a
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% 50 FERN. complete. nov - Need
no appointment 100 union
ThrlfIl BeAMtN Salnn or pdwN
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ndreds OF Persons Read And Respond t
Main $751; for Mi. ,d,aker
Transportation

TRADE Buy SILL With Times Want
Ads BERTRAND NckENTY. liG
No iath. call ~ TIE rscoras Tine
of0cs fos one fres ticket Thsrc
"a always Eood shcW 80 John
HamFick thcateg i-a-ae
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RELIABLE housckcepcr. woman of
good morals and cook two adults
12l4 So /.
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Real Estate FOR Sale

s.Aero Valley Ranch. $4,000
NEARLY al in rasnbeFfses ard
fruit trees. snct buildings Small
payment down. haiaaee like
Fenf. Ne. 100
. keros ard Furniture. 5 300
coon set nt hulisiinss All sini.
daniy orchard fsstsst and
oushnafsi mataf Just fsw
steps ffuM salt water Easy
terms No -
(. r. MASON CO. 90 42es
RrAr tnhhy Bankers TFtas MIA
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
References. Good wages $40 No.
Tacoma
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SIS pfCIAl

az 10 hiafk ann AAh Ia town.
mIxra wifh , a. Filn afird pisnsF
ends
~ - a siah b, hlneN "A piansf ends
~ fA-ts hl.sek anh Is rtsnef snas
- 60 Is forh ptsnff rHUs
SMITH fNEf rn AHft ~ VA iest
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MIA sisi fes Nis sssssss
Today, Weather Report.
oceAslcnai rains to-day ard
tcmorfov

aosa msiisfaa III wert aatt - -
Chnice la.tn min nuhrira teTa -
nsns dfY flf slab .sssas# stzzs ese
Fireplace kuass. Fn4d ss.aasas Ae
Hail boae or halt 81 sian. ~ ) "a
nRfsu TnAitNn uttF nNi1 ss<
CpEEIAf nie 4 .eeta ieNss. g 50
~ 49, a 80 e. #.s
C0AI Clean lugne ava saf Fsnss
- ~ - heater - fngaas9 -
uoea eseotisz furnace rtia essai -
ChAAgHl nsst enasss eaFe- nsd
~ w 49, Hzetust FFeN lkFss
old sfasth az ioEs Nafe hset
M Save money set moss beat ard
~ hSasrf results w. cttf steve
oli ~ nufnef oil
rnwknfse Yfsi. Co
MA assa-esl ~ ilsh - MA cass
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LEARN BEAUTY WORK Earn while
learning Enroll nov ln the IA
FRANCE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
ISL 81 Helcns Main 7022
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Upland 81 Wood F h., s+25
Pj'chy Block Slab l p. $500
MIL. ricck nuhnins hafk ays seat
hsavy piansf ends 81 ~ o. efdsfs
SUNSET FUEL 49, NAN 1882
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CAPABLE GIRL about rs fS general
houseWOrk. experience. references.
Phone Sumner 1913
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" Woman 70 assist with
housework. no cooking or washing
SIS month. 1924 South 9th
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Exchange, and Swap,

- DODoE COVE snd $40 3sBsiss
hold furniture ifsi Uaihz res
faHsf upholstered ast fad4a sff
in ssehauss fef late Bzhfasishf
ffaan 1917 Center II
VIII. TRADE ifssd.s ssriaz mashins
for sifftfie ARD pa aiffsfsafs
OhnAnd Isat-B ff8B - Themps
An
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aODAY cpEClAl

% " IT IN-|ITNI.
GREEN block and slab - % hsaFF
piAusr enas ana heater rassa fi
- and ~ Nufth Sacked suaii 30
ibs 10 ths zach
CITY FUEL Main 2Iel
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Formers Column

CkICE No g.. delivered q tons
49, A. " mpFs eli. Csftiflsd
weight on every ton. GA 1888,
Il4s 20 stth
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Housekeeping Rooms

COMFORTABLE .t.am heatsa fpa'n.
utilities included Equipped hsht.
cooking slin0 711 M Yakima
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k1/.--a., Rolls. part ~ y ~
''f'SS washers BBs o. Sob
CkykHkUGH has . PLAN
NV AND USED washer ard vacuum
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-10-05
Karakul Sheep Raising
Of Questionable Wisdom

Stockmen interested in raising
karakul sheep should compare the
karakul industry with the regular
sheep industry before making their
investment, says Con S. Maddox,
Washington State college extension
animal husbandman.
One of the best ways to learn
about the industry is to visit farm
ers who have been in the business
for at least four or five years and
find from them the prices they re-
cejve for lamb pelts. the clip from
ewes, the percentage of lambs pro-
duced by the karakul as compared
to farm focks of sheep. the price
of breeding stock, and the prices
received for mutton lambs.
Some southern Idaho breeders are
reported to be saving their karakul
lambs for marketing just as they
would regular mutton lambs. instead
of marketing the pelts. Those wish
ing to obtain breeding stock could
p1 obably buy these lambs at fat
lamb prices.
Because of it's limited use, karakul
wool usually sells for one-half to
three-fourths the price paid for good
quality wool, according to research
done by the United States depart
ment of agriculture.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-10-05
MULLINS RIDGE

Funeral services for Mrs. Burma
Mullins were held at the home on
Sept. 9, and burial was in the fam
lily cemetery. Elder w. j. Adding
ton Of Clinchco was in charge of
services.
Those attending the singing
school at Chin ohco were: Garland,
Avery and Rober- Mullins, Earle,
Clercie and Delsie Sluss, and
Charlie Sluss and family.
Tie singers from MT. View Sun
day School were at Ash Camp on
Sept. 90, and Saturday was
spent at Blowing Rock.
A large crowd Of moro than
300 persons was present at the
las monthly meeting at Ash
Camp, Ky.
Tom Sluss met with a very
serious accident last Sunday.
While playing, he fell, his head
striking a stone which knocked
him unconscious. He was taken to
the Clintwood hospital and has
nearly recovered from his injuries.
A new church house is being
erected near the home of Garland
Willis WI ~ hCoa9 Tuesday. and
the building will be 28 40.
Almost everyone is inquiring
When the Dunkard' supper will be
held. It will be on Oct. 7, at Cum
berland Church
Grover Branham h as been
making molasses this week. The
cane produced well.
"Good Time" Jessie Rose was
married last weekend.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-10-05
TIVIS LOCALS

There will be a pie supper at
Tivis School Saturday night, Oct.
7, at 1880. Proceeds will be used
Tor the church and school.
Lonza Ratliff has been doing
some work on his house during
the past week.
Several people of this place at
tended the school fair held at
Haysi Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Clayton Branham
were in Clintwood Saturday night.
Miss Ida Lee was the weekend
guest OF Dee Mullins and family
on Big Ridge.
F. L. Colley attended church at
Bartllck oacurday and Sunday.
Garnet Lemons, who has been
employed in the West Virginia
coalfields, has returned to this
place.