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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-08-20
THOUSANDS EXPECTED
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Continued from page one)
IN merchandise; Blackburn's store,
one pair mems overalls; Skyland
Post, one-year subscription to the
Skyland Post; McNeill's depart
ment store, one shirt; B. F. Cook,
one shirt or one pair full-fashion-
ed hose; Faucette's, one eight
piece set glass oven-ware; Ideal
laundry, two suits cleaned and
pressed; Parkway Chevrolet Co.,
one 25-lb. bag Purina Calf Star
tine feed.
The following contributed cash
for the two $500 bonds to be
given away: Belk's Dept. store,
So; Rhodes Furniture company,
Vannoy Furniture store, Smith
ey's store, Coward Oil company,
E. E. Jones store, Badgers flu
neral home, all $500 each. Station
McIver, Bare-Little, Green Lam
tern, First National Bank, P. c..
Wright, Mrs. James Hensley,
GraybeaPs drug store, Bryce Lyle,
Dollar service station, Goodman
Bros, Gulf Service station. DR..
j. K, Hunter, Parker's store, Bur-
CESS Furniture store, Ray drug
store, Central Hardware store,
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Ashe Motor company, w. J. Parts
company, DR.. Pepper Bottling
company, Cash Wholesale Gro
Gerry company, Parker Tie COM
pany, Charley's diner, Reins-
Sturdivant, Parkway Theatre, all
$1.0O each; National Textile out
let, soc.
Among those who aided in the
solicitation of the prizes were
Sharpe S. Shoemaker, w. D. Nc
MILAN, Clinton Goodman and Mrs.
P. C. Wright.
Service stations throughout the
county as we'll as automobile
dealers have been and will contin-
ue to act as collectors of the need
ed scrap and all of those who are
unable to bring theirs into West
jefferson on Junk Rally Days are
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-08-20
Gives Cure For
Tomato Blight

Several tomato growers have
been complaining of their toma
toes rotting because of blight.
This plant disease can be con-
frolled by spraying with Bor-
deaux mixture. For use in the
home garden, it is more satisfact-
DRY to buy ready prepared Bor-
deaux rather than trying to mix
up the blue stone and lime in
small quantities. A fly spray gun
can be used to apply the liquid
Bordeaux spray. 1t is best to pull
off and throw away all diseased
tomatoes. The Bordeaux can be
obtained from most seed houses
and spray dealers.
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asked to take same to their near
est collection point at their con-
Venience.
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mo GUARANTEE: The OPA
has followed the WPB order on
the manufacture of cosmetics
with a warning to women to use
the currently adequate supply of
cosmetics sparingly. The OPA
says there is "no guarantee" that
the supply will remain adequate
unless the WPB order is supple
mented by careful buying.
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GUN DRILL: Although they
will not be expected to do COM
bat duty, even as members of the
WAAC or WAVES, many Amerl-
can women are learning to shoot.
Some, like Mrs. Potter Palmer,
are outstanding marksmen. 9th
ers Just want to learn how to
"beat the enemy to the draw"
But the AWVS (American Wo-
mems Voluntary Services) is 60
ing about it Systematically, with
a complete course conducted I'M
der army supervision.
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BOX SCHOOL: In Philadel-
phia an interesting experiment is
being conducted by the Kellett
Autogiro company and the Box
Vocational school. A few months
ago officials of the company be-
gan assigning women to aircraft
jobs and then sending them to
school to learn the work. Now
the Box school is turning out,
every three or four weeks, new
group of workers "tailor-made"
for their particular jobs.
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BY JANET CupLER

WOMAN of the Week: Sergt.
Mary Churchill can take it."
Perhaps she got that from her ia
Their, Britain's prime minister.
Taking it" has lately included
scrubbing floors as private in
the ATS (Auxiliary Territorial
Service), seeing action with an
anti-aircraft battery during
bomber attack, and being spank
ed Gall in fun) by a six-foot A
merican mon com" who didn't
like her joking remarks about his
big feet. Like her beautiful mo-
Their, 19-year-old Sergeant Mary
is charming in a thoroughly fem
mime way. Like her father, she
is completely informal and demo-
cratic in manner.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-27

CHICAGO, July 27-- (R -
They're still talking Shut Out
this Alsab that and
Whirlaway for sure" and all in
one breath, as Arlington pre-
pares for the final week of its
80 day racing season.
The double talk runs some
thing like this:
Eyes, Shut Out clinched three
years old honors in Saturdays
classic No, Alsab, didn't
start, wasn't ready How
ever he still may get a chance
against Shut Out Aug. 20 in
Washington Parks American
Derby but right now
there's q possibility of that long
awaited Alsab race with mighty
Whirlaway."
BY fright now" the Arlington
observers mean Saturdays $25,-
900 added Arlington handicap
in which AL Sabath's bargain
colt and Whirlaway, turfdom's
leading money winner, may
finally get together.
Alsab, q 1t h o u & h recovered
from q splint, was withheld from
the classic because he was not
yet considered In racing condi-
ton. He worked we'll in a three
quarter mile trial Saturday but
whether this continued improve
ment warrants q shot against
such opposition as Whirlaway in
his first test, is another problem
owner SABBATH will have most of
the week to ponder.
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No Rule Asoinst Their Poyins
Three Negroes to Try Out with Pirates

editor of the New York Daily Worker, that he
would be willing to have the three come to Forbes
Field for inspection and Low named Roy Cam
PAMELA and Sam Hughes of the Baltimore Elite
Giants and Dave Barnhill of the New York Gu
bans.
Campanelia is 20-year-old catcher and last
year was voted the Negro Leagues most valu-
able player. Hughes is a second baseman and
Barnhill pitcher who won ID contests while
losing three last season. His record this year is
and 4.
Benswanger, in telling of the tryouts, said
that Negroes are American citizens with Amer
lean rights know there are many problems con-
nected with the question but after all, somebody
has to make the first move"
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Flint Man
Shares State
Skeet Crown

FLINT, Mich, July 27-(R
Don Sperry of Flint wore the
crown of Michigan's skeet cham
pion today by virtue of a bril-
liant performance in the state
open which neither rain nor
gathering darkness could mar.
Sperry cracked a straight Is in
a driving storm to tie Billy Fay
erweather, who broke 81 targets
in the all-gauge Sunday morn
ing to add to his 1875 for Satur-
day. The Flint veteran tied him
at 292, however, with a near
perfect 80 and went on to
break "a in a shoot-off while
Fayerweather missed four birds.
Sperry and Tom Metzger of
Greenville won the class A two
man title in shoot-off in semi
darkness. They scored As out of
so while Bill Brown and Dick
Hecker of Detroit broke A tar
gets.
Sperry again cracked Is
straight in a three-man shoot
off for all-gauge laurels. Ralph
league of Dawson and Hecker
broke "a each, but league
clinched second with Is in the
second round while Hecker
again missed one bird.
Mrs. Metzger clinched the
women's championship and also
Class D laurels with an 80, miss
ing only two of her last Is tar
gets despite a driving rain to de-
throne Mrs. Dorothy McBroom
of Fenton, who shot 81.
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NEW YORK, July 27-tP)-Three Negroes
are scheduled to make Major League history on
Aug 4 by trying out for positions with the Pitts
burgh Pirates.
Although Commissioner X. M. Lands
OF Chicago recently declared that there was
not now and never had been q rule against
the Of Negroes In organized baseball, no
member of that race ever has played In
either the American or National loop.
The three players to be tested by the Pirates
are stars in the Negro National League and their
effort to make the change has the approval of
William E. Benswanger, president of the Pitts
burgh club.
Benswanger, here with his club it met the
Brooklyn Dodgers said he told Nat Low, sports
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Lord Byron's
BIow-up Ranks
al Top in Golf
Nelson Hooks 5.Stroks
Lsod Away, Deodloeks
with heofner at $50
By GAYLE TALBOT

CHICAGO, July 27-(R-By-
ron Nelson, shaken by one of
the most amazing collapses in
the history of big-time golf,
went out bleakly today to battle
Clayton Heather of Linville,
n. c.. in an 18-hole playoff for
$4,000 first money in the Tam
O'Shanter open tournament. The
starting time was 2 pm. (CWT).
Nelson, the tall ex-Texan, was
a woebegone figure, and a lot of
exceptionally smart money had
been bet overnight that he
would lose to Heafner, the blond
giant who won the Mahoning
Valley tournament at Gerard,
Ohio, a few weeks ago with an
astonishing 72-hole total of 264.
FLOPS WITH II
1t was a crusher-what hap
pened to Nelson yesterday. One
of the worlds great golfers, he
shot a miserable II over a course
whose true par is about 70, to
dissipate a lead that had looked
impregnable and finish in a tie
with Heafner each, with ESQ
strokes for the four rounds.
Heafner, having posted an or
binary II on his final round, and
harboring no real hope of any
thing better than second or third
money, became one of possibly
10000 spectators who watched
almost unbelievedly as Nelson
blew sky-high in the course of
a stretch duel with Lawson Lit
tie. Colts oldest heads could not
remember such spectacular
blow-up.
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DETROIT, July q - (P -
Staggering under five successive
setbacks and Is defeats in their
last ID games, the Detroit Tigers
are receiving an unexpected va
cation until 6 pm. Wednesday
when they meet the Philadel-
phia Athletics in the fourth
home twilight game of the sea-
son.
The Tigers went down before
the New York Yankees for the
sixth straight time yesterday
when Charley Ruffing pitched
seven-hitter for his tenth victory
of the season. Charley (King
Kong Keller's two home runs
were the big punch off Paul
dizzy Trout and Al Benton in
the S to 2 triumph that gave the
champions 10 to 7 edge for the
season.
Today's scheduled game with
the Athletics has already been
played as part of double-head-
err, and tomorrow's game has
been set back to make twin bill
with the Macks Thursday. The
postponement is in Difference to
the funeral tomorrow of Mrs.
Adair Briggs, mother of owner
Walter O. Briggs who died Sat-
urday.
SECOND DIVISION
BY failing to snap out of their
slump, the Tigers slid deeper
into the second division, five full
games behind the fourth place
I ST. Louis Browns and four and a
half games ahead of the sixth
place Chicago White Sox. The
Tigers are 81 games off the
league pace.
Before he retired to his 18th
defeat against six victories,
Trout gave Ruffing a fairly good
battle. Ruffing sent home the
first run in the second on an in
field roller after successive sim
giles by Phil Rizzuto and Rollie
Hemsley. Keller opened the
fourth with a homer. his 18th OF
the season. and the Yanks made
it 3 to o in the sixth when Riz-
zuto singled, stole second and
scored on Hemsley's single.
ONLY ONE BID
The Tigers made their only
read bid in their half OF the
frame. Roger Cramer, Barney
McCosky and Rudy York sin
gled successfully. Cramer scor-
ing on York's blow, and Ned
Harris moved up the runners
with a sacrifice. McCosky scored
as Joe Gordon made great stop
and throw mailing Pinky Higgins
at first, but with the tying run
on third Birdie Tebbetts ground
ed out.
Trout was removed for pinch
hitter in the seventh, and Keller
greeted Benton with q homer.
The only Yankee run cane en-
Cordon's walk and stolen base,
an infield out and Buddy Has
sets single.
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OlymPics!
PLAN WORLD SERIES
EVENT FOR MACS
IN n. 7.
BY SID FEEDER

NEW YORK, July 27-(F)-
Although there still are enough
wrinkles in the way to cover .
bowlfull of prunes, plans are
under way to bring all the big
gallopers together on Columbus
Day at Belmont Park for q Horse
Olympics that would include
just about everything but the
hop, skip and jump.
The idea, the Associated Press
learned today, was first con.
ceived by a newspaperman and
is being pushed along by Her
bert Bayard Swope and New
York Racing Associations rs an
all-out war relief program. Some
officials believe it might put
5000 900 or more into the bank
for Army and Navy relief and
the U. S. o.
Up to now the whole thing il
hardly out of the incubator
stage. The tentative lineup Is
for a series of events for the
top-flight horses in each age and
sex division of the turf, to de-
eide Just who are the bosses.
Chief difficulties in the way
are Cd that the horses would
run only for cups, instead Of
cash, in order to swell the war
relief pot, and (2) that Columbus
Day is two days after Belmont's
fall meeting is over.
The date October 12) is in the
books as the opening day Of
Aqueduct's meeting, and the Of
ficials of that track already have
been invited into the huddle.
One source said they have exy
pressed willingness to give up
the holiday at their plant If the
rest of the card can be worked
out.
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Bob FaIkenbura
Opens Tennis Bid

KALAMAZOO, Mich, July ~
-R-Top seeded Bob Falken-
burg who is becoming so we'll
known in tennis it hardly Is
necessary to identify him as
brother o. beauteous Jinx Falk-
enburg of the films, opens his
bid today for the Western Junior
championship by meeting Bob
Macdonald of Chicago in one of
four scheduled first round
matches.
In other pairings Falkenburg's
brother, Tom, meets Tom Stout
of Ann Arbor, Fred Kovaleski of
Hamtramck opposes Alex Mar
tin of Grand Rapids and Charles
Samson of Denver tackles Fred
Otto of Detroit.
In the boys division, second
ranking Glen Bassett of Santa
Monica, Calf, engages Peter
Birckhead of Milwaukee.
Fifty are entered in the junior
division and 80 in the boys group
Of the week-long tournament
staged for the second year at the
Stowe tennis stadium of Kala-
mazoo College.
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Former Gard Gridder
10 Help Drill Flyers

SACRAMENTO, Calf. July
27-(P-John Klumb, former
Washington State and Chicago
Cardinal football player, has
been added to the civilian ath-
letic staff at the W ither Field
army advanced flying school.
He won IL letters in football,
basketball, track and baseball
while a student at the Stadium
high school in Tacoma, Wash.
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SohbaII
Schedule
MONDAY


Blue - Bar 50 VS.. Business
Men at st. Mary's.
Red - Eagles VS.. Schwarz-
koff at Covered Wagon.
Junior-L. g. G.. VS.. Monitor
Leader at Consumers.
TUESDAY
Blue - Covered Wagon VI
Sears at Covered Wagon.
Red - Nesbitt's VS.. H. d S
at St. Mary's.
Fumble-Rickard's VS.. Opti-
mists at Eagles Diamond.
WEDNESDAY,
Blue-Merchants VS.. Peschke
at Griffith.
Red - Hillcrest VS.. Schwarz
koff at St. Mary's.
Junior - Merchants VS.. Kres-
ge's at Consumers.
THURSDAY
Blue - Bar SO VS.. Sears ut
st. Mary's.
Red - Nesbitt's VS.. Leander
Cafe at Covere. Wagon.
Fumble-Optimists VS.. Bar
ney's at Eagles Diamond.
FRIDAY
Blue - Merchants VS.. Spruce
Inn at st. Mary's.
Red - Eagles VS.. Owls Club
at Griffith.
Junior - A. & w. VS.. Gasow
Boat at Consumers.
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from the contests fo- a playoff
position in the Macomb County
Baseball League in weekend
games and another was as
sumed to be out of the running
today.
Warren, which held mathe-
NAUTICAL chance of taking a play
off spot until yesterday, for
feited to Mount Clemens, 90,
when the south county manager
was unable to raise nine players.
Mount Clemens had already been
assured of a playoff spot, so the
victory made little differences
to the Bathers.
NO REPORT
The other game with vital
effect on the playoffs was be-
tween Fraser and Center Line.
Fraser, in last place in the stand
ings, had slim chance of gain
ing the playoff by winning three
straight games but was in an
underdog position yesterday.
Neither manager could be reach
ed this morning for news re-
garding the result.
At New Haven, the clash be-
tween the combination New Ha-
ven-Nev' Baltimore team and the
invading Richmond team drew
one of the largest crowds of the
season, q crowd which saw the
loop leader maintain its posi-
ton with a So victory over
Richmond. The home tearl load
ed the bases in the opening in
ming, two errors contributing,
and shortstop George Ignasiak
pounded out a triple to get the
nine its big boost.
STRIKES OUT IL
After the first, Lefty Glenn
Schneider settled down, striking
out IL men, but the Richmond
team could never muster enough
force against Eddie Frost to tie
up the game.
The line score:
Richmond 500 900 0OO-5 5
NH-NB 100 zoo O0O-3 IL
Batteries: NH-NB - Frost,
Mellon (9) and Adams. Rich
mond-Schneider and Bobcean.
The Bar 69-Hudson A. A. soft
ball game, scheduled as a cur.
tain-raiser to the Macomb Coun-
ty League game here yesterday
failed to reach the playing stage
as the Detroit team did not show
up.
A large crowd of faEs was or
hand for the two games ano
when bot, failed to make the
grade, a considerable number
went to New Haven for the coun-
ty loop clash there.
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Borney's Drills
This Evening

Barney's Tailors will drill to-
night at the Eagles diamond
along with Richards, Manager
Stringer announced this morn
ing.
Members Of the team are re-
quested to turn out at $50 for
the drill.
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In This Corner
HOLES.IN-ONE RATIONED At HlLLCREST;
CATCHER STRUCK BY BAT
TWICE IN GAME
By DENNIS BROWN

LOCAL JOTTINGS: When fans at the Spruce uncovered
Wagon game yelled at Kenny Vernier ouieder to
spike Pipe second baseman slide they weren't
really iustng Verner playing barefooted
which the classification
Jackie Serens ordinarily nfelde played the catcher
position Business Men Merchan Friday and
guffered gamenes Attempting to play close to
struck the hand twice by batter taking
q cut at the ball
MAKES SIX ASSISTS AT THIRD
Lyle Mount Clemens high schools hardbal hur
er who plays in softba made six assists at third in
the Schott-Leander the other night The
record for incidental
y TO- by Harry Woveron of the Phe and establish
of is for nine innings two more than
the softballers play 49,
Any who's played the most softbal games this
would probably reveal Dave Inman leading by the
er several plays virtually every night
volunteering his is short players they
usually
SMITH GETS BACK ON GAME
Jimmy Smith, who's been off his golf game for a number
months Strengthened out his hook and is again pound
ing the the best of fashions. Playing SO holes the
other day which wasn't for marbles, he posted
TOLL of calculated to give any
one nightmares unless maybe his opponents.
Macdonald of Hicrest is at loss for an explain
alton seeming quota holesinone at the Moravan
this Summer Although play is holding up
only to date both on the 93yard
No. T. Last Summer at this time six had been scored
is proving handicap to the Ringer Tourna
ent takes the best hole during the
summers at least two and possibly three holes
figured in estimating the probable score OF 49,
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KEGS showed quite conclusively
that the Detroit Jinx over them
was only temporary. The Tigers
will have to take four of the five
games remaining with the cham
pions to equal last years feat of
gaining an even break.
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Alsab, Whirly May Tangle

If he doesn't 60 against Whirl-
away, Alsab may make his re-
turn in the $500 victory handi-
cap, a new fixture added to the
last days program.
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Temperature in Col ssal
Cave, near Benson. Ariz.. re-
mains constant at II degrees.
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TIGERS Lose 18th Game in Is
Starts; Red Ruhing is Victor
Detroiters Get Two Doy Rest, After
SUFFERING Sweep-Loss to the Yankees

BY sweeping the three game
eries, the pennant bound YAM
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Mount Clemens 8, Warren 0
(Forfeit)
NH-NB 5, Richmond 3.
Center Line 20, Fraser l.
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The score of the Fraser-Cen-
ter Line game at Center Line
was reported as a 20-1 rout by
Frank Tenniswood, Center Line
manager, late this morning. This
leaves New Haven-New Balti-
more, Mount Clemens, Rich
monC and Center Line in the
playoffs, which will start Aug.
2.
Mount Clemens will be host
to NH-NB in the one of the first
Line will invade Richmond in
the other.
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County League
p|ayoff Spots
DefiniteIySe
Warren and Fraser
Knocked Out; Four
Teens Stort Aug. Z

BALL LEAGUE
NIB COUNTY BASE
Evening star., 1942-01-18

Bedroom set. 6-piece walnut, S32; f.
piece maple, S3H
Cricket chairs solid maple. So.
Studio bed. excellent condition. S25
Dinette set. l0-piece. in walnut S27
Unfinished chests. 4 TO : drawers, priced
from $3.50: take your choice
We have many other bargains. See US
for the best buys in furniture for the en-
tire home
1436 II st. NE Atlantic 4464
Evening star., 1942-01-18
BOATS.

AUXILIARY CAPE COD cATBOAT. "a IT..
full cruising equipment, Robert J. Allen.
Jr.. Box Sol. Easton. Maryland.
35-Fr. HUNTING CABIN FISHING BOAT,
late model. heavy duty. Kermath motor.
VIII trade for small speedboat. Mr.. Price,
RA. 5615.
MCo yEDETTE. 81 IT., 4 berths. powered
by S5-h.p. Buda; cost $500, sell for
81 800; H. {; Brooks. 1919 Kernvood ave.
RALTzER, JoNEsPoRr 80 f.. new Tiny
Tim 6-volt generator used: inboard motors,
air-cooled. water-cooled. l to 8 h.p. A. L.
Comeau. AID. 3429 after am.
CRUISER, 4O-ft; beautiful condition: many
new accessories, sleeps 5, galley, toilet,
shower. lavatories, all new canvas, 49,
h.p., Hall Scott motor. all paint like new.
new batteries, 12-volt. large forward cock
pit. spacious after-deck will accommodate
II persons. wired for dock current, piped
for dock water must see 10 appreciate.
Owner will sacrifice for sale within g
weeks Call Woodley S2O1 evenings.
CABIN CRUISER, 32-ft mahogany, prac-
tically new; custom-built in Nova Scotia;
cabin sleeps . has Shipmate coal cooking
stove. sink and head. power by Buda ma
rire motor: this boat was built for deep
sea fishing. For details call or write w H.
Valentine. go Rhode Island ave. ne, Apt.
302 Hobart Obs
Evening star., 1942-01-18

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
cluded: made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette; workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.
DIAMOND, 2-CARAT RING.
A pure brilliant stone Low priced for
quick sale. Given, 1922 10Th st. NV
DU. 44QQ also SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1942-01-18
SACRIFICE

Brand-nev l0-pc. 18th century dining
room suite, styled by Duncan Phyfe. Owner
willing to sacrifice. 500 to appreciatve
person: no dealers. Phone Sligo $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.
Platinum. diamond watches and any other
Jewelry purchased Highest prices paid
New York Jewelry Co. 727 9TH st. nv.
GOLD, DIAMONDS, SILVER.
We pay hishest prices Ask for Mr..
Opperheimer 903 st. NV.
GOLD, DIAMONDS.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

hatching every Tuesday: custom Matching
every THURSDAY Community hatchery
Meadows. Md HI. 0474. Capitol Chickery'
COWAN's u g. approved baby and started
chicks hatch every Wed Coop, prices.
Cowan's Hatchery. Bowie. Nd. Ph. 234l
BARRED ROCKS, r. I. Reds. White Leg:
horns, Conkeys Y-O feeds. James Feed