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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-17

past the cafe restaurant in Radio
City. Roller skaters were exhibit
ing their skill on their Shaliy legs.
the fountains Were playing. the sun
warming the air and the peoples
hearts. 1T Will give us an hour or
two OF spring" she added.
NNhatcVcr you say he agreed
She left the ordering to David.
He was launched on his new ideas
before tine first course came. She
concentrated on what he was say
ing with reluctance. She felt more
Ike locking at the beds fUll Of pan
sizes. tie young girls pretty. care
free faces. But she soon fCur That
she was Interested in suite of her
self. She made suggest" OF two.
ignoring her shrimp cocktail
NOV. here's the idea f.. the new
department David's face CIoucd
with excitement Il duut know
that by rights Ii should bo ore uf
your dcpartm;i But / feed that
you'd handle it p,tier than anyone
else would.
This was the time for Kay 10 tell
him that she was leaving IL. store.
but IL had entirely sliru-G her
mind. She was intensely cil;iuu, 10
near what lie WAS g"in2 {" tee! her.
a new department was what she
needed to start her imagination
working along fresh lines. to whip
up her interest.
fon know we've wanted tO put
IN a greenhouse. sell trees. shrubs.
all the things garden needs"
David said.
Ray nodded her head.
wei. I've decided To- 60 ahead
with that. But | want t. 20 step
farther. Get a good lauJyarnr gar
dener to give the customers adj
vice. consultations. even lay ont
whole gardens. A."
ON. David. that's a marvellous
IDEA She was caught ny The same
name of enthusiasm that was
sweeping him. Most people haven't
much idea what TO 10 with their
gardens. They plant all the wrong
thlngs. depend ON gardeners who
are day laborcrs. not artists. n
takes someone with y Peal eve to
make lovely garden Wen have
our person give Il series of Ice
lures. have snail gar1.ns for city
houses laid out IN The C:ccnhougc.
Yes. that's good plan Now
that the idea was beginning 10 fer
ment in kay's mind. hc wasn't say
ing much. He liked {" sec the way
her quick brain Crasncd and de-
veloped suggestions nc fed it.
Kay pushed her fork absent
into her chicken livcrs.
ate mouthful She wouldn't have
noticed IL they had been sawdust
"You know. David she said
slowly. there's further step wo
could take. I've never done any
actual gardening. hut I've read ar.
ticlcs ana books on landscape dc.
sign. and anyone with some sense
can tell good garden from an TN
planned mess"
"Yrs?" He waited for her TO
go on.
(To 5c CoDiinued)
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CHATTER TWENTY-THREE

'-'' TN w '''N ifEE
JAKE. WATT n moment" Kay
ur.,G. as She heard his bitter rcac.
tjnr :, rr,. b,col,irc. of ,roi, r,,cr.
,,,. ..... w.. 49,.
-, r'.. ', ,..',..,. as u" an, "''' D"'
'' '''"'' ''''H up
d'n'. please. darling, just listen
l !.u's. Lets 20 away for the
- ..''''' II take tomorrow Oh,
81 ~ ~" '.'' h"'r Two Who'll" days
"' u go ''' l''i'E ! WIN be like the
.''''' We grove Dhck from the
"..'
re sum 'hdhi say anything.
'JI'.,. ,u,I'rc there. aren't Won =
ON. J"k", please answer me. Don't
be- au-!y." She was frantic. II she
were "il'N with Fam 1t would be all
i'&', Nh'h she could See him.
'"''h him' he was never unap-
!!"''hdbi". But inns horrible tele-
i'"'>v' ms ugly impersonal black
u"''a. u brought Jake to her and
'h"il II Kept them apart.
Jake" she said uuickIy With n
great effort AT complete control.
IN E"lrE I" leave the office at
O'Clock III call Anna nov. tell
h"r 10 pack q bag for me and iiX
l'S picnic supper. You be there.
"LiIl... with the car. Wen go
wherever you want"
Right now wish were in Ia
hit
'n"N weren't exactly the words
sic wanted 10 hear. but at least he
uIn iIno'lv say something.
III afraid Jenny cant take us
N''f'' she said with an attempt at
E""h, but New England isn't 50
"''''
nat depends upon who you're
lie was being childish now. She
could shake HIM: but anything was
better than having him distant
'', secretary came in from lunch,
ga nay wasn't anxious to have her
''', ",t family Squabblcs. So she
I'.'' u see you later, then" to
''N..
m'Fne. I'm not sure" This time
"', hahE up. Kay didn't blame
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NJ erican Tank Forces
creed Back
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evacuated the advance air base a,
'AiS;, 10 miles farther south.
General Dwight d. ElSpnhowcr's
headquarters reported tcrscly:
oppuSin2 aimOrCd forces have
engaged throughout the day our
forces ON 'hC southern front.
Al the end of the day. fighting
WI StIi! IN progress on the outskirts
.E Sbc:tla."
Ihrr" was no immediate indication
whether Gcncr,' MONTGOMERY plar-
ntd direct frontal assault, ON ,hr
rftnri!-bu.l; Marc'h line en- Intended
~ rtc." 3; |.iru swift m"lil" force.
Tn" British c"mmIniuur said. how
ever. that patrol operation cnntin-
d e. ,l..r sectors"
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Local Boys And Girls :.
Win Two At franklInton

N"ach Bob hargtsom'S srx,r,,. ,.,.,
"9' ~ score III the CURTAIN ',i.nr
an" Nuacn Glenn Power. ',',' t.,
, uhoeo out the evening Win , .to,iI
lily Both games were r;,,"nL
.''""| spots. with the Fy;rn,;T,,,,a,,
'c"hiS Offering little cumpc,I,inn ,,nI
ne Henderson players ,akinn +, o "',.
Coach Harrison used Il nIay.r, >.
":' same. ana Coach Powers semi j.,
Cd 81 nus boys al one time ur au,,rc,
! C UON score. NV o.
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TOTALS ... 6 . II
Referee. Green (Wakc ForcsO:
'imckccp2r. Keller.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-17
Cotton Prices Wine Control Measure Faces
Down At Noon Strong Oppoa.sIon In Senate

New York. Feb. lT-(Ap)-Cot-
10" iutncS opened unchanged Ia -
cents a bale higher.
.r""n values were > 10 - cont. :,
"aie lower. March 1898. NAV 1919
:.' July 1893
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Under and by virtue Of the nou.
er and authority contained in a
certain Judgment entered IN the
SUIT pending in the Superior CoJrt
OF New Hanover County in Which
City of Wilmington. North Caro-.
Una. New Hanover County and
{. R. Morse, City-County Tax Col.
1ector. are Plaintiffs, and Mary
II. Jones, Sarah Jones, ct al are
Defendants. the undersigned viii
offer for sale at public auction
Tor cash 10 the highest bidder al
twelve O'Clock noon. at the Court
House door Of the County OF New
Hanover On Tuesday, January lS,
1914. the following described tract
OF parcel of land lying being and
situate in the City Of Wilmington.
County and State aforesaid, and
bounded and described as fol.
lows:
BEGINNING at the intersection
Of the Southern line of Swan
Street with the Western line OF
Fifth Street; runs thence West
Wardly along said line Of Swami
Street so feet: thence Southwark,
ly and parallel with Fifth Street
1872 feet; thence Eastwardly snd
parallel with Swami Street 50 feet
to the Western line Of Fifth Street
and thence NorthWardly along the
Western line of Fifth Street 1872
feet to the Southern line Of Swami
Street the Beginning. Same being
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-31
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Under and by virtue of the pow
er and authority contained in a
certain judgment enterea in the
suit pending in the Superior Court
OF New Hanover County in which
New Hanover County, North Caro-
lima ct al are plaintiffs. md Ruth
Simmons and others are Defend
ants, the undersigned will offer
for sale at public auction for cash
to the highest bidder at IL o.
clock noon, at the Court House
door of the County of New Han
over on Tuesday, January Is. 1914.
the following described tract or
parcel Of land lying. being and
situate in Cape Fear Township
New Hanover County. N. c. and
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at Spring Branch
where it crosses the old Avenue"
thence running down the meanderS
Of said Spring Branch to a gum
On the end of dam crossing the
said Branch; thence South 10 deg
rees West Is chains: thence South
1924 degrees East 16 chains and
25 links to the Southern Boundary
OF the Rock Hill Plantation:
thence with said boundary line
OF said plantation about Is chains
to the Eastern bank of the North
East Branch of the Cape Fear
River: thence up the said bank
Of the said River to the Northern
end of the rice field near the
house on said Plantation: thence
Eastwardly along the edge of said
rice field 2 chains. more or less:
thence in a Southwardly direction
with the Eastern edge Of said rice
field 4 chains more or less to a
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-31
SALE OF REAL FST.FE

Under and by Virtue nj - ~
er ana authority contain o.e pow
CERTAIN Judgment entered in Ia a
sun 81 per pending in the Superior Co, me
OF New Hanover County IN , Toait
City OF Wilmington, Nortb E Gacl
ina, New Hanover Conn cat0'
Z. r. Morse, City-Count2y' ana
COLLECTOR, are Plaintiffs and lax
ena HollingsWortn. Rutb IN ~ L0f'
mons and Mary H. Jones Ct ''! III
are Defendants the unders i, al,
VIII o11er for sale at public s 9i'
ton, Tor cash, to the higbest 6i, aIe'
at twelve o'clock moor u 1'uQ .t
Court House door of at IN, me
County of New Hanover oa r. me
ing described tract Or parc yl0% .,
land, lying being and sirlafe VI
the City Of Wilmington Co SO III
and State aforesaid, and ho,n,a..S,
and described as follows. '''ueo
BEGINNING at nom :, -.
western line of Fourth Stree, '1 ae
Ieet South of the Southern line Inc .,
brunswick Street; runs tbe,o y.
5outhWardly along said hr ,o'-c u,
Fourth Street 80 feet. TN tbona VI
Westwardly and parallel "'e enc,
brunswick Street 800 foo, "i III,
the Eastern line of 3rd &, 70
1hence Northwardly aIong q tos
Eastern line OF Third Street 8 foc, V
thence Eastwardly and parsl I
with Brunswick Street $50 feet IN
the Western line of Fourth Street
the Beginning. Same being par, ~
Lot z IN Block 1853, accordjng 10
me official plan OF the CitT NJ
Wilmington. N. C. VI
ms 10Th day of December. l943
CLAYTON G.. BELLAMY
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1S0.-Legal

gum; thence North 615- a.
E LAST IL CHAINS more or less sees r.
large Il :; oak IN the Northern s;d ~ i. a
SAD Avenue; thence South SAL G1le Of
grees East 20 chains and 9 81 de-
to the Beginning. vi" ~ INKS
less. more Or
This 10th day of Decenbo, 49,.
MARSDEN BELLAMY 1875
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,.-Business Opportunities

GROCERY STORE NOW A GUAR
anteed profit of $4,000 weekly,
established business of two years
and a half, living quarters locat-
ed in heart of ten thousand farEi-
hes of people who are building
ships. Will sell equipment, build
ings and stock at invoice prices,
or will lease building and sell
iust stock and equipment as low
as $1,000. 900, will swing deal.
must sell, going to work for
Uncle Sam. Call 2-2645 after 1870
pm.
SMALL MERCANTILE BUSINESS
for sale. now operating on very
profitable basis, with low over.
head. Phone 1892,
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EXPERIENCED 2. MAN 70
manage m e MS clothino
store. Salesman wanted al,
50. Apply Anderson's,
Front F It, and Princess streets 3
See Mr.. Strauss. eo'o'
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RICH SOIL FOR VICTORY GAR.
de4s and shrubbery $3.50 . load
delivered Phone 6O83.
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WANTED PART TIME WORK -
general house work. Dial 8-ask
for 8565-J
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Service

HAVE YOUR SEWING MA
chine adjusted by expert repair
man. Call 1924 after p. m. or
bring machine to 40 Southern
Building. ]. H. Page.
DRESSES MADE BY EXPERT
seamstress. alterations, button
holes, plain sewing. Evelyn Wro
ton 40 So. Bldg.
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l56.-Situations Wanted

EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPH-
er and bookkeeper desires per-
manent position with local con-
Germ. Cal, 6291.
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Do Do not ntia .a5o1i Brunswick Hotel ~
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= to ,I 'e5eli,sO,.R BOYS WITH 'CAps
! can e ohts,, telephone directoriiense:
/ line c oosalf, supplemental 'e gaes,
J sy}heles: Lamar Willian1.s YIN 1na bl-
4tn. Dial 9O4O. iils' LUZ No.
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GROM YOUR OWN FRUITS.
Planting early bearing fruit trees
nut trees, and berry plants. Of
Tered by Virginia largest grow
ers. Write for new low price cata.
lcgle listing extensive line Of
fruits and ornamentals. Waynes
boro Nurseries. Inc. Waynes
bore. Virginia
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Results And Economy Use The Classified Want Ads Regua
12o.-office Equipment

FOR SALE: ONE BURROUGHS
adding and bookkeeping machine
with thirteen rows Of keys which
contains date and subtract feat
ures, Model $1,000. Price $4,000.
C. w. Howard and Co., Kinston,
N. C. E..
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LOST: SMALL BROWN SUITCASE
near Ocean Terrace Hotel
Wrightsville Beach. $1,000 re-
ward if returned o 221 So. Luz
NINA Ave-, Wrightsville
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YOUNG MAN WANTED TO
learn a military business An.
ply in person, Hellers Militarv
Shop, Cape Fear Hotel B1da :
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ROOMS: SEMl-HCTEL ACCOM-.
modations. for men Rates So so
to $500 pei week 400 North 4th
St. Corner eth and Walnut.
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LOST: "E'' RATIOf. BOOK. RI.
turn to c. H. Sentille No. %
McIver ST., Defense Trailer
Camp.
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LOST: ONE NUMBER 3 RATION
book. Bessie A. Robinson, COZ
Caldwell Ave. Phone 2-2168.
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WANTED BOYS ~ TO is YEARS
old with bicycle for, newspaper
routes. Apply circulation depart.
ment Star-NeWS.
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16O.-Iransfer and Storage
HAULING AND TRANSFER =
Day OF night. seven days per
week. Rates reasonable. 18th
and Ann. Dial 2-8461.
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IRONING BOARDS! LARGE
shipment of ironing boards
just arrived to go at 1895.
Carolina Furniture Co.
GIT N. 18th st. Dial 4O48
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55.-Seeds--Plants-Bu|bs

PANSY PLANTS SEC DOZ. NEW
seeds ready now: lurnip, SPIN.
ach. Mustard, Kale, Broccoli
Lettuce. Onion sets. Abruzzi Rye,
Fulgrain oats. Winter Grass
Roudabusa' Seed Store, Corner
Front ard Dock streets.
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UNFINISHED FIVE DRAWER
chests, rev shipment lust recslv'
ed. Castle Street Furniture Coz
Dia; SAT.
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LOST: BLACK SHAEFFER PEN
Gil with gold clip, lift from son
in service. Maurice Reilly, 40
Lake Forest Parkway. Phone
2-8910. s,a<
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LOST: ga" GAS RATION BOOK.
Bonnie Davis. Apt. Ais, Maj
fit Village.
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ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE,
would like 2 or room apt. No
children or pets. Phone 1888 be-
tween Gil mornings, after )
evenings.
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l36.-Poultry
SIS IN POuLlRY. RUY OUR
bloodtesteo baby chicks. Profit
able flyers, carry layers. Rouda.
bush's Seed Store.
BABY CHICKS. HEALTHY STOCK,
early deliveries. r and S Poultry
Farm. Carolina Beach, Telephone
2611. if
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YOUNG COUPLE IN NEW HOME
in Pine Grove have room and all
home privileges for Army off,
Ger. and O.eC.r S. student and non
working wife willing to share
housework. No children. North
erner preferred. Dial 5340 Sun
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-31

WE RENT PHoNoGRAPHs FOR
parties and social occasions.
! Dial 1925, Whitehead Music 20.
lUb No. End. s1 -
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FOR RENT TO COUPLE NIGEL
furnished roor4 in modern home,
close in. Private care Star,
Z News.
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llS.-Music
MAKE 1913 A MUSICAL CHRISTI
mas: See our many gift items
today. A. H. Yopp Piano Co., 200
Princess street.
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WANTED: BUTCHER, Al MAN
for assistant. market manager.
Open Air Curb Market. 4th and
Chestnut St.
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W. NJ. HEWLETT, REALTOR--
II you wish to buy, seu Or trade,
see us. 214 Princess St. Dial 7138.
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SAVE MONEY! BEST SELF rs;
ton o: studio couches !, y! m. cry.
Hurry over today. Li sn', E,, a.
nif11re Co, 707 No. 4th 81. Dlal
S128. is~t'' 80
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MYRTLE COURT STABLE ON
old Wrightsville Road, Horses
and Ponies for hire and sale.
Riding lessons. Dial g., Call 1856
w. ~
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JUST RECEIVED sHIPMEnN!T5o , Or
blankets and feather pluoM@oSs;
Railroad Salvage Company QUO
Ga site Street. - =. - !.
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FOR RENT: SINGLE ROOM
Carolina Heights, on bus line,
for business girl. 1903 Market
street.
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- AUTO MECH
anics, attractive proposition
to right men, answer in per-
son. Causey's Service, 18th
and Market.
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170.-Wanted

WANTED TO RENT OR BUY 5
or s room house, furnished or
unfinished, good condition and
locality. Write ''XYZ", care OF
.Star-NeWs., -
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SOLDIER AND WIFE WISH
heated room, private home. Close
in. Phone. 2-3954.
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WE BUY AND SELL USED FUR.
rliture. H., Evenseny FurnlSmannss
Exchange 71B Castle. Dial 2.3ov0
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104.-Loans
1O5.-L0st and Found

LOST TUESDAY NOON, SMALL
black coin purse, front of Wonder
Dress Shop containing $500 and
small change. Reward. Dial 2
3236.
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FOR SALE: FLOOR MODEL SILL
vertone radio. Double Daveno
with springs. For appointment.
call 2-1152.
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ENAMEL WATER PALS, 8 or.
cooking pots, Sunkist juicer
bowls, electrical appliances re-
paired, L. F. Sallee, 902 Princess
st.
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WANTED: SOLDIERS WIFE 70
help with household duties in
exchange for room and board
for self and husband when off
duty. Phone 8512-W, Wrightsville
Beach.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-04

Observation-Disclosures 5th Army
smashed into dominating heights in
drive toward Rome and Nazis were
falling back to next mountain posi-
ton. German tanks failed to halt
American troops American bombers
were over Ancona harbor and sank
last Italian cruiser known to be in
German hands. Russian armies rolled
across southern Ukraine steppe only
81 miles from kherson, recapturing
80 more towns Nazis said Reds had
opened new offensives in middle
Dnieper. American bombers $500
strong) hit northwestern Germany in
daylight Travellers reaching Sweden
declared a state of emergency had
been declared in many German cities
including Berlin. Admiral Halsey said
American invasion of Bougainville
was Our greatest venture" in that
war theatre. A big port on Choiseul
island was taken by Americans. Japs
on Treasury island We're scattered into
isolated pockets Returning prisoners
from Japan say the japanese are
well geared for war for at least an
other five years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-04

Mrs. Irwin Yoder accompanied her
parents to Cumberland, Tuesday.
Mrs. Harvey Riley and daughter
spent the weekend at Roy Lees
while her husband made trip to
Pomroy, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Weese and son. of Keyser, also spent
Sunday as guests of the Lees
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0 Of course you're planning a
party for the boy home on fur
Tough and you will want to serve
the food he likes best. Put dough-
nuts at the top of the list for at
canteens they are first choice.
Here are doughnuts that will
top any your doughboy ever tast-
ed. Light as a feather, moist, ten
der, deliciously spicy pumpkin
doughnuts. Sugar a few for the
folks with a sweet tooth and serve
wedges of cheese for added good
ness. Make them often for the
family, too.
Try this new way of frying
doughnuts. See how light and
tender they are how delicate
tasting. There's no unpleasant
smell or smoke, and foods fried
the Spry way are so digestible
even the children can eat them.
Will they love that pumpkin fla
vor, too!
When the next furlou1l is due,
you'll get a letter saying, Have
doughnuts, Nom, same kind as
last time" So clip the recipe now
and be prepared.
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GORTNER

CANA 10 Cl,,,,.b L,, tho pro+L,.o,,
o,,d pos+o. Coo;1 n,,n.o,, ,, c,,alo,.
,,,o,.,ir,r o,,d o,,oo;,o
pos+or 1o1,n Ers+a, ,,,.o,olod ~,
S,,do,, o,.o,,i,,n b;s sah;ao+ ha;,,,.
"Tbo Eorl,,s Of Tho Rod
po,, Kins;,o,,,. of ,ao, ,ro,.o,..l,1o
who ,vos a nasso,oro,, ~, 7Torors, h,,s
whom i u,racl,od at wobo, ~ co+,,r
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Party Refreshments for your
boy on furlough.
ECONOMY CONDUCTS
OMAR FLOUR CONTEST
Five Winners Instead OF
Three Are Announced

During the past few weeks we
have had a number of people
guessing the weight of a bag Of
flour, which was on display.
There were to be three prizes
given, however, because of three
contestants guessing the same
number of pounds and ounces, and
qualifying for second place, the
management contributed extra
prizes, thus making a total of five
prizes awarded instead of three,
as originally planned.
LIST prize, the bag they were
guessing the weight Of, which was
Al pounds, ounces.
2nd prize, 25 pound bag of flour.
Bird prize, pound bag of flour.
The winners were:
1st prize, w. f. Shircr, Oakland,
who guessed AZ pounds, 7 ounces.
There were three tied for 2nd
prize, each receiving % pounds
flour. They were:
Wesley Arnold, Gormania, guess
ing AZ pounds.
Mrs. Paul Mitchell, Oakland,
guessing Al pounds.
Clyde MERGING, Crcllin, guessing
II pounds.
3rd prize, Lester Bittinccr, Oak
land, guessing AZ pounds, II
ounces
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-04

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The book makes an excellent
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Cloth illustrated. Postpaid $500,
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