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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

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ne Fsr east 49, indlesiea N
sisyeieFmsnts IN = w. trent ffum
siberia = shs u.stsh Es-s fnas>.
lncludinss
4 Approval - feaF eralnsnce= o.
The general Jspsne.s mehs-
iisatiun st designed 10 shlr Inc
natiea economically $40 ftnsa.
siaiiY 10 = fsl wes footing
- statement ~ ksasm.
4 NskArisl tar.nna- winlstsf
. wsshinTtan 40 !. ns~ IN -.
Angeiss that th< unitsa states
as much concerned regarding
The fituF. position - Thsllsra
ard that Americans seem pre-.
pared slth se-alutieaa after ar
ranging - snfnFe. step ~ step
81 eoantsrmsssares" against any
sstlaa Japan may take
, A rspa~t b ths as@spspsf
- Hoshi that ths t1nitsd state.
lad prufo.sa that kms8ies AND
hu@~a iaks concerted defensive
measures n rthira power At.
tackled the putsh Hs.i fnais.
A Reports. whlsh wsfs aiss
counted ~ a. official scs.F.-
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KNOTS Letter

To Harry ii. Johnston:
"sir: During your talk with the
writer this morning ~ Won
Wagner forgot 10 tell you Of
an incident that may be quite
Significant.
During the time ION the day
he left here that he sss waiting
the call 10 court kidded him
pretty much about that 4 o'eloc \
.. m statement and he 'hl~t. up
and eussed me out plenty about
shooting off my mouth about
something told me In confidence.
spologi1ed for riding him and he
returned the compliment. and said
tho reason II had hi goat Nzs
that il Was the 'inns set for ms
snatch
Il then further remarked that
thought he Nas onit waiting for
approval - bail bond. and he said.
Bali. he'll. I'm being snaiehed out
OF here.
Not being c"ntersant with the
parlAnce ~ ths>s ~ ~ afocAtian.
II WA over nv head ~ the tinns
But now. and a. the other nfn
heard the above. sou may find the
incident and remark Of some
Significance.
He Nas called cut the last
time ~ just five after four. Tor
remember remarkinE We'll. he
only missed 10 five MINUTES
Trusting this NAV add 10 the
material sou have I remain res-
peetfuily. yours
signed ~. 4. LOVE.
p :: This - not going out
through the jail office. hal.
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FUNERAL. SERVICES

Oscar oustaseson Monday At
80 y. m from Buckley King
chapsl Tacoma Elks lodge la
charge 81 the chapel. and burial
IN lakewood cemetery. Pail
bearers. Bsrtil y Johnson. Ken
meth Durham. Walter y. Dol-sn.
Jack spence. John craig and
Charles Forier.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth ketisr
Tuesday At a 81. from Holy
Rosary church. eortsgs leaving
Cassidy and Alien al : As a m.
burial Ia Calvary cemetery.
Rosary viii b. reolted Monday at
7 80 ?. m. at thu cAsssdy and
Alien chapel
Mrs. Esther A. Crsndail Tues
day az 10 a. m. from tho GUNNER
Baptist church. Rev l. a. Gar
rson officiating int.rmrnt IN
Fern Hi esmstsry. AnAeortss.
Wn.
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Germans Claim
Gains in Ukraine

CONTINUED From Page Onel
IN plan. while the luftwaffe again
dropped many tons" Of bombs on
Moscow. principally on the arms
industry in the northwest and east
parts Of the city
The Ukraine offensive was re-
ported 10 have resulted in big
losses for the Russians in both
men and material but the official
news agency and the propaganda
company reporters avoided spe-
cific estimates of enemy casual
ties.
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Love S Affidavit

III. a Love being first duly
sworn dePoses and Sass
That when Was placed In
Pierce county Jail found John
n. Van Wagner there. After =
few DAYS he vas moved into The
same cell with me and nights
after lookup. he would, tell me
his situation.
HE told me that the rxtradi-
ton papers we're all down With
the police department. that there
was nothing mp At tho courthouse
except charge of attempted
grand larceny.
"On q Monday he announced
that he would be out Of lail at 4
o'clock. He gave away some under
wear. and socks. his extra things.
and was all dressed mp ready %
70. Four o'eloek came and Went,
and that night he never took his
clothes off.
He was terribl, nervous and
was wondering what could have
happened.
'on the following morning he
had q visitor very early. hut only
for a moment. Returning 10 the
cell. he remarked that everything
was positively all right for his
going out that day.
1t was during the mid day he
was taken out and was gone about
half an hour. Returning he APP
peared much elated and said his
ball had been fixed at $1,000. and
said he would he out that after
noon. That he was all fixed 90 40
within an hour.
tSignedl II. 4. LOVE.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before
me this 9th day Of August. l9il.
IL. n. JOHNSTON.
Notary Public"
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ANTON o. BEK0

Anton o. Berg Il q BROOK
dale. DIED e. - hone saturday
be came here from spokane nine
FeaHs ago. and Nss sexton and
trustee 81 Trinity Lufnsfau
church and cemetery - Falkland
BE lea3e@ frfss SISTERS Mr.
Setti@ La4dsnes n fg4a. NJ
Christina HesIs ~ Canada. Mr.
Lens Lennlng ~ BfDokdals. ard
tVo brothers. Ingvaid ard Henry
Berg ~ ID4a. stHls ali MAKE
the funeral announcement.
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Van Wagner Case
AHidaviis Signed

Continued From Page onel
hing fiNed down - the pelice de-
psrtusent. and that all the orders
eanse from Down there 20 the pro
secufer's office M here.
tSigned JAMES HANF<ON
Subscribed and sworn O. before
NJ this str daY % August. lall.
~ n. Johnston. notary public.
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OBITUARY NOTICES

Tacoma. she leaves two daughters
Mrs. Ray "a Lesh 81 Olympia,
and Mrs. Rose Bradbury Of Ia
coma four sons. II. A snd Albert
y. Brigham Of Tacoma. and Pred
l.. and Byron Brigham Of Olympia
two brothers. Thomas A ellmsr
% Tacoma and Elmer Gilmsr Of
Yoncslis. Ore. two sisters. Mrs.
Bell. Hrennesholtz OF Natervilis.
Wash. and Mrs. Fred krsuss Of
Isle. MINI. 10 grandchildren and
four great grandchildren. Funeral
services viii be held TUESDAY 81
; 30 p. m from Msllingsr chapel.
Rev. J. Renwick Mccullough off,
ciating Burial will be In the new
Tacoma cemetery.
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BETTY LEWIS

Miss Betty Lewis -. of Ri I
Box 4O1. Tacoma. died at her home
Sunday morning She was born
IN Stockton. CslR and had lived
in this vicinity II years A stu
dent 81 Lincoln high school. she
would havs entered the senior class
IN September. She was a member
81 the Plymouth Congregations
church. Besides her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Herbert J. Salley. she
leaves her grandparents Mr.. ana
Mrs. r. Chdester Of Tacoma and
Mrs. J. n sslley Of Tacoma
Buckley King will announce the
funeral.
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Bolt TO Report
On Job Aug. 20

Romeo Bott. who headed The lit
OF competitors FOR the civil seFvies
position Of secretary O. the CITY
Pension Fund board. has been
asked 10 report for work On his
new job sdnesdsy. Aug 20
Bott. already employed IN an
other capacity hy the city. wia re-
place Ralph paVisson. who has held
IN. job under = temporary appoint
ment since the pension fund was
created In January.
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Ivan Jacobsen Enjoys
Meal at Reunion Sunday

tceatlau.d Prom rsss on.l
state department. u appears. I.
keeping . string ea hlm fos w.
time being. bat nua hs. an la.
olpisnt idea No would nks W 40
hack 20 University ~ Washington
ard finish N. education Amen.
can style.
i@p rsc.e.a }. 1883
Jacobsen LEFT Tasams In late
June - ieAp ahoard a Norwegian
steamer Which lastly got him 20
Norway Ne had las< completed
a couple ~ weeks visit vith f.is.
tive. on an up-eosintfy farm When
the war hroas cut, ard sls ssa.
tinu.d travels planned fsr ether
part. Of Europe and the Near Ksst
came TO an end.
Ne registered 81 usis~rsity
~ O.ia Ia vsss.ss language
-s.d,~~. ess.i"~d s.spiss meat
.. |. tutor. p,...d slide iv.w-
baae is sa o.is r~~ssainG
dane. orchestra sod VS.
m.lsi.s Ne s~.t u isiaEs
wh~~ su,i.s ey~sA~< i.s. ire
sss~s~i-s peaceful Norway
sseas.
Bud watched tho Mani army
msreh In. LEARNED siogt blseseuts
and bomblnEs and IN . day ne TIVE
decided he might be sbis To hslp
~ the American consulate
Soon he ras pat In rhsrHs ~
syaeuailns Americans fran Nor
say as = consulate eisrk and that
went along smoothly until all tbs
Americans Who wanted Ia 70 nsms
had been sent
rrHa.f.sr~a ts ssosesw
hut complication. afe-, A.
Jacobsen ~as being tFsnssgr.a 70
duty ~ tho ac~uow sonsuists. ne
ran foul ~ the sssis A. hs sss
about 10 orsss INTO Swedish last
December. he AS pisesd under
arrest ard ,osssd into jail 81 osio.
rsss. h. res.~issd sssst -
the Tins until lsst nsash
when he. si.ses siis ~. Ffsak
Nelson. . esa.si~s friesd ssa
..-"si.is. -sr. s~spp~a By
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MRS. y. l. BRIGHAM

Nrs. Ann IeafyI Brigham. =.
~ sllz Sixth ave. died a. her
home Monday morning sac as
Dorn la London. ontario Canada
and had resided in tbs vicinity
about 10 years 4fs. Brigham Nas
a member u Reoeksh lOdE. ~
Kettle Fsils wash. Besides her
husband, Or. 3. L. Brigham d
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Sgt Ross smith 30. Fort Lewis.
died Saturday At the fort hospital
lie was A native 81 Sonora. Tex
Private services were held and
the body. accompanied by e sis
ter, Birdie Mae Smith. vas sent
10 Del RIO. Tex. by Ruekley-king
for interment
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Tollefson Seeks
Evidence in Case

NAASssSS sss SsASs
tcantinnsd From Pa. on.l
now Nou have a rscommsnas.
ton
Mr. TolI.EFsoN, Y.s want
"a recommend TO the eouri !
don't want 10 70 nut ~ line but
feel that the bond should b. In
excess 81 81 600
TIE COURT II should be
Mr. TotIEFSoN Yes sp.
preciats that fixing hall
THE COURT. How much /. Ia
sscsaaf
MIR. TotIEFSoN How much
Mr. cRlPrEN would nks 90
state % the court that ihsse
charges come on time after time
The charge 10 attempted Larceny
! would like TO further state %
the court that Of course m. pur.
pose Of bail Is 10 ia q fair smonnt
which viii serve ~ something 10
hold tho individual and guarantee
his appearance bat vii give him
chance 10 have his liberty pend.
ing long delay Your honor please.
think = fair bail IN this case
and on this particular charge
would be not exceeding ~ 500 at
the very most. m accordance nith
previous eH~s OF this nature
merely ask the court 10 treat this
man as he stands bsfor. you on
charge Of this Mind - you would
treat anynn. sls. and ths usual
bail should apply and Il should
not be excessive
THE COURT. what II any.
thing DO you kno~. Mr. rallsfson.
with regard 10 his past record of
convictions
Mr.. ToLLEFsoN; We haven't
his FHf report yet but ws have
worked hard on this cas-. for sis
weeks and there are two other
AaHfH aNR4NNA ANts man TINT 49,
really better cases In other eoun-
ties they haven't filed against
him yet but they are tho sams
type of eases. o..
THE COURT Two other ooain-
ties in Washington
HH. TofIEFsoS Ys.
THE uRTi Informstlons
have been flied
MR. ToLLEFsoN No. bat ms
man 10 wanted thsrs but ~. got
him first
TIE COURT You have hoid
orders FOR him.
Nh TofLEFsoN; They have
asked me 70 notify them Nhat dis
position ps make Of the case here
Both 81 the prosecutors told me
they wouldn't file "a.
THE COURT. TN. will havs
70 Do voluntary On your part. bat
DO you cars - state what u any.
prior convictions you hay. had
Il IL purely voluntary n you De-
state a 10 you want - tell tbs
court DO yoa want % voluntarily
state and suiiEhtsn ths court 80
10 WHISTLER OF not yeu have any
prior convictions
DEF EsDAsT. have no con
vlntiann
Nh noLLEFaON Hs - siso
wanted in fhs East ~ save 81.
tradition papers here from Boston.
Mass far him. They uant nlm
back there a. faf a. Bfor con
sictlons ars concerned. 49, nave
aot obtained ne FEf report %
aim Jet
TIE COURT 10 yoa kno~
Nhat ~ = wanted far In boston ?
DEFENDANT ! haven't sny
previous convictions a. al. yosf
honor
TIE COURT IN he light u
al q ~ facts I am loafh - 20
bsyond the pDsiiIss rsceHmsndar
ton ~ ne pfnsseuiDr. and haii
Niii - fzsd - q 900
Nh. cHiPPEN. Very Ssii your
honor
T8E COURT. me case NlH 10
referred 70 Department Ne 1 aud
that siil give Yeg = chance fgf
a. sariy trial IN ssgfsmbsf.
Cssihssn u me capital u Green
iHnd
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RALPH ". EMERSON

Ralph W Emerson. 2l17 7ist
Ave. So. Seattle. died IN local
hospital Monday morning he was
war veteran and l. survived by
his father. ". Emerson OF Chelan.
Wash. Buckley-King Will make
the funeral announcement.
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RES MORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS on PAGE oNE

ths srn1y a. FORT Lewis have
ben Transferred to Camp Grant.
illinois
Men Hsgedern. who says -
knows one out 81 evsry three
Tacoma motorists since he be
came = motorcycle traffic officer
has been called into the army and
vii report At Fort Lewis this
Friday Hagedorn i lieutenant
N the cavalry.
Reno Odlin. family and guests
enjoyed a delightful SWIM Sunday
afternoon IN the warm waters Of
the Rosedals RIVERS.
Otto A. Reeder and Harold Wood
worth are looking over their crops
and live stock for special exhibits
from the Rosedsls section for
entry in the forthcoming Peninsula
fair.
William G. VIVID Bull Atkinson.
vice Commodore Of the RoSedals
navy. took tip from q snipe Sun
day. He learned that a 53-pound
centerboard and two sesmen are
too much weight for one side. the
water was wet but shallow.
Richard Ruffo will leave next
week TO attend the 1871 convention
81 his insurance companys Lead
ing Producers Club al Yellow
stone National park. The meeting
will begin Aug. ~. closing Aug. 20
marriage license was granted
10 sabine l.. Carr. "a. Tacoma. and
Phyllis Marie IAmoreux. rs, Bell
ingham. by the Whstcom county
auditor Saturday following waiv-
ing Of the three-day wait by
Bellingham judge Carr is associ-
ated with the state health depart
ment in Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Iynden Alb~ugh OF
Tacoma were recent visitors at the
homes OF W. :. Albaugh and W. A.
Waugaman. both Of Beldngham.
Miss Helen :. Evans, sl7 No. G
st. was a speaker at the Chelan
Grange recently as she spent
sacation with her brother-in-lsw
and sister. MIR. and Mrs Earl
Ramharter OF chelan.
Rev. J. George Cunningham. pas
tor Of First United Presbyterian
church together with his wife.
celebrated his 3lst wedding ami
versary Sunday.
Robert II. Hager. supervisor of
health and physical education m
Tacoma schools. WAS one OF four
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. selected to give
tests and instruction last week in
Seattle 10 so members of the Red
Cross motor corps The tests were
given on the University OF Wash
ington campus.
{. l.. Hurlburt, &. ID. Hoflinger
and y. A. Reed, Tacoma insurance
men, will attend a convention Of
their eompany's leaders club at
Harrison Hot Springs, p. c. from
Aug. Il to 20.
A marriage license has been is
sued at Reno, New, 10 Helen
smiths. 20. OF Tacoma. and Ray /
nond Ellis. 80, of Phoenix. Ariz.,
according TO United Press dis
patch.
Andrew I~xs. son OF Mrs. Anna
Lesa. 1871 = So. c st. has been
promoted 10 tho rank Of private
Iirst class AT Fort Lewis.
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LUTHER ~ HOes

Luther y Hoss. 81. Of ais No.
27th. died Saturday night At
local hospital he Was born m
Minnesota and came here from
saco. Mont II years ago BE
had operated barber shop 81
34th and Proctor since coming 10
Tacoma. s4d Vas we'll known ~
The north end district BE was
. member u the Bethany Pres
byterian church and the Master
BARRIERS association. Besides IA
wife. Mfs Ruby Dee Hoss. be
leaves tao daughters Miss Ida
Mae Hoss and Hiss Eleanor Hoss
81 ihs home. his mother. Mrs.
Clara Hoss 81 Puyail8p four SIS
ters. Mrs. Habsl Boone u Puyai-
up. Ms. u &. Aerriott 81 Puyai-
up. Mrs. George Clark u Puysl-
up and Mr. Walter Hoysr u
Malta. Mont. and three brofhsrz.
Jesse H0as of Puyaliup Alfred
Hoss ~ Spokane ard Haiph Hoss
~ Tacoma Funersl arrangements
2Hl ~ announced BY Buckley
King
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MRS. EVA q. HOW ARD

Word mas been received here Of
the death Of Mrs Eva G.. Howard
At the home ~ her son. Chester
". WaloridRe, hendicino city,
Calf Formerly Of Auburn. and
well known IN Tacoma. Mrs. How
ard was the mother OF Perry ~.
Wslbridge. widely known former
Tacoma Insurance man. now at
Eugene. Ore. Besides her two sons
she leaves a daughter. Mrs. Ray
Valentine Of Mendicino City. five
+ rsndchild- and sax great grand
rhlldren.
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MRS. ALICE q. LANHAM

Funeral services for Ars Alice
q. Lsnhsm. -. Of Dupont. who
died In a local hospital sunday
will 10 held Tuesday a. $50 p
m. from Piper chapel. with Rev.
Vsrn Nswhous. officiating In
tsrment viii follow In Roy esms-
terry. A native OF Virginia .hs
had lived IN Dupont about rs
years. and 10 survived by SIS
grandchildren.
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Japan Is Girded for War
On the Economic Front
Increasing Stroin Of Diplomatic
Tug-of-Wor In Far Eoss Revealed

TokYo-Iapan gird~d for war On ne economic frunt
Monday The reported the United States prepared
with resontnn face emergency arising In the Pacific
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Co1hseH = ~ esPliai u Grssn-
lard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

Andrew L~xs. son OF Mrs. Anna
Lesa. 1871 = So. c st. has been
promoted 10 the rank Of private
first class AT Fort Lewis.
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r"a hsir yourself ~hsa yra s.y
u. \ D-f~f.&. nonasl
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A marriage license has been is
sued at Reno, New. 10 Helen
smiths. 20. Of Tacoma. and Ray
mond Ellis. 80, Of Phoenix. Ariz.,
according to a United Press dis
patch.
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p :: This = not going out
through the jail office. HAL
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-07
OVERLOOK

Mrs Steelman of Rehoboth is
spending some time with Mrs. En-
ma Truitt at the Red Mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ellingsworth
entertained TO supper on Sunday
evening MIR. and Mrs. Walter Reed
OF Milton. Later in the evening they
had Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dorman
and Mr.. and Mrs. e. johnson, all of
Milton.
Sunday school next Sunday NOR
ming at ten o'clock, followed by class
meeting at eleven o'clock by the
leader, Green Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Vaughn spent
last Wednesday in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Wiley of
Milton spent last Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs Roy Ellingsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman Robertson
of New York City have moved to
the John White property that he
bought Of his sister. Mrs. Clara
Jones of Lewes, and brother, Ben
White Of Magnolia, they being the
hears,
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-07
The Cardinal Defense League
First-Half Standing

The Cardinal Defense League end
cd hectic first-half last Thursday
night in two play-off games to de-
eide the winners OF first and third
positions in the standing Of the
league.
In the main attraction, "Seedy"
Clark. blazing the way, himself,
with t6 counters, led his fighting
Marines to the title in a closely
contested game with the Air Corps,
captsined by his bosom pal" LIEF
ty" Watson, who captured individual
scoring honors with Is points.
That very astute Army chief, Ma
ior Sugar" Sockrider, scooped the
league when he signed new boy,
Bob" March, who does not hurt his
club a bit! Handicapped throughout
by illness and detection of players
Admiral" Sills was forced to see
his fleet sunk to the bottom of the
league by score we do not care to
print. However, Just prior to the
actual submersion, the intrepid adj
niral, standing on his awashed
bridge, vowed in no uncertain terms
that the Navy Corps would cause
plenty of trouble in the second half
The play-off game for the first
half title aud the individual scoring
records follow:
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-07

On account of the condition of the
roads OH Sunday there were no SER
Vices at Whites Chapel.
We surely had an old time blizzard
commencing on Thursday night and
continuing through Friday up until
Saturday morning. 1t was reported
to have showed 36 hours. The roads
were blocked in this section.
Mrs. Name Green called on Cort-
land Workman in Georgetown on
Monday, who is ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lank of
Broadkill called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard White and children on Sun
day afternoon
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-07
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
FORMAL OPENING Of The
EWCLOTHING STORE FOR
MEN AND BOYS
ON SATURDAY, MARCH nth.

We extend very cordial invitation for you visit us
opening dayan invitation broad and cordial as
we know how make it. We desire every reader of these
lines consider this personal invitation and to under
stand that carries with it the privilege Of inviting as
many of your friends you please The opening of this
store will be the greatest of the kind Milford
has ever knowna credit to the town and to us We want
to make it plain in the beginning that this YOUR STORE
hat its sole aim and purpose will be to serve you faith
fully and we'll you dollar or two wherever it can
and deserve portion of your goodwill and encourage
men We here to do business business prncples
to recognize the fact that every customer who
threshold is entitled to all the courtesy and attention we
give him. We expect build this business upon the
rock ofcon6dence that confidence that brings customers
back second and third time We are not going to exag
gerate values to make statements that prove
We are going to MAKE GOOD and to do that we must deal
fairly and squarely
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-07
ONE PRICE ONLY.AND CASH

THERE can be deviation from the above. There never
and there will be really successful business
founded upon the twoprice' plan And remember this
will be CASH STORE. We buy goods in large guam
titles for cash. and they will be marked at fair profit and
sold for cash. We are just certain can save you
money as we are certain of the fact that this will be-
open Saturday. We ask you to remember these
things particularyfor this business must stand or fall
upon the basic principles0NE PRICE ONLY, AND CASH
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-07
THE SUSSEX COUNTY
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
FIrst.HaIf Standing


Millsboro Colts ....3 12 200
With the first-half title already "in
the. bag" the Milford Cardinals"
are well on the way to their third
consecutive championship of lower
Delaware. Ending two full games in
front of Rehoboth, their closest COM
lpetitor. the Red Birds look to be
the class of the league as the sec
ond-half got under way with one
sided victory over reinforced Lewes.
The current edition OF the Car
diDals' lists the following players:
Captain, "Flash" Griffith; Buddy"
Belts, TON" Palmer and Benny
Orkins, the remaining veterans of
previous campaigns. (The draft
claimed Charley" Noonan, Della
wares smoothest basketeer, and
George Vinyard, a charter member.)
There is no indispensable man or
player, so the void occasioned by the
loss of the above mentioned stars was
quickly filled by the following re-
placements: Georgetown sent us u
"corking" player in the person of
Billy Reed Hudson, while the CEN
ter post is in the capable hands Of
art" Cunning, star catcher of the
Milford Little Giants"
This cast is very ably supported
by Johnny" Williams, Peanut"
Davis and "Raine" Wilkins" all To-
cal boys. Three more players have
been signed to round out a roster of
II, but their names are not avail
able at this writing.
Lewes A. c., strengthened more or
less by the acquisition Of several
new players, dropped their first con-
test with the Cardinals" by the fol-
lowing box score: