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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-04-27
SHORTS AND MIDDLINGS

The directory of farmer coopera-
tives for 1943 lists 2,761 plants pro-
cessing farm products, 1,670 handling
farm supplies, and 2,056 processing
milk, which includes 1858 creamer-
les, 531 cheese factories, and 172
milk dehydrators. Farmer coopera-
tives own fertilizer factories, chick
hatchefies, machine repair shops,
farm machine factories, and many
other enterprises.
WPB has tentatively allotted
100000 new trucks for sale to civil
lians in 1914. However, about rs
per cent of these trucks will be
made in the last six months of the
year, and all of them are subject to
call from armed forces if an emer-
gency arises and the trucks are re-
quired for military uses. A large
number of trucks supposed to go to
civilians in 1943 actually were de-
livered to the armed forces.
There will be campaign this fall
to gather floss from milkweed in
areas where this weed is abundant.
The floss is used to make life
preservers buoyant, and is substitut-
ed for kapok formerly imported from
the Dutch East Indies. School
children will be recruited to gather
the floss by mid-September.
4
For the year ending March 1, 1914
farm real estate advanced in value
an average of Is per cent for the
entire u. S. The increase in Ohio
in that year was So per cent. The
number of farms sold in the IL
months was greater than the num-
Der changing ownership in 1919.
Farmers purchased about two-thirds
and sold about one-third of the farms
transferred.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-04-27
News Our Grandfathers Read
From Issue OF May II, 1909
n Weltyl3O7 females.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Welty
a baby girl.
Alfred Basinger, who is a student
at Starting Medical College at Col
umbus, is home on vacation.
Cassie Neuenschwander is home
from the Bible Training School at
Ft. Wayne.
?. z. Basinger has recently pur-
chased an up-to-date motor car as
an aid to faster transportation in
his expanding produce business.
Lizzie and Gideon Hilty will leave
for Iowa next week to visit their
brother, Rev. Peter Hilty and fam
lily, after which they will leave for
Colfax, Wash, and other points in
the west visiting relatives and
friends.
David Riser and grandchildren
Leonard and George Basinger and
Little David Riser attended the cir.
Gus at Lima.
Miss Marie Eberly of Mexico. spent
three weeks with Mrs. Dan Fett
Miss Eberly and Mrs. Fett were
| childhood friends in Switzerland, tht
former coming to America two year:
ago and settling in Mexico.
| Miss Frances Beeler leaves toda.
for an extended visit with friends il
Kansas City, Kansas.
William Zehrbach our greenhous
proprietor, is planting the flowerin,
beds in the church park with choic
plants, and he will have charge o
the same during the season.
The annual enumeration of schoo
youths was taken by A. E. Temple
listing the names of 304 males an
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-04-27

The Blufton NeWs presents
another in the series of inn
poYtant bit lesser knoWn as
poets of South Americd.-EDIToR.
Not very far from Sac Paulo,
between that city and Santos, in the
heart of the greatest coffee pro-
ducing region of the hemisphere, is
a snake farm known throughout the
world as the Butantan Institute.
Founded in 1900 as private
enterprise, the Institute has acquired
well-descrved fame for it's important
contributions to science and parti
cularly for the extraction of venom
to produce serums against snake
bites.
1t now includes large park, lab
oratories, stables, museum, a school
and houses for the numerous staff.
The production of anti-snake-
venoms has become only one of it's
activities among which are prepara-
tion of various serums and other
medical and biological Investigations.
Studies and experiments have been
made in connection with a great
number of vaccines and anti-toxines
and the Institute "has won the high
est praise for its success in produc-
ing excellent prophylactic agents to
protect health.
The staff, however, calls the snake
farm ''the side show" of the In
stitute, for-probably unique in the
world-it attracts much more atten-
tion than the rest of the establish
ment.
This snake farm and it's activities
came into the world spotlight for
the first time when, one morning in
January 1916, John Toomey, keeper
of the reptile house at the Bronx
Zoo, was bitten by rattlesnake.
The efforts of the local physicians
to save him seemed useless until DR..
Vital Brazil of the Butantan Insti-
tute, who happened to be lecturing in
the United States at the time, step
ped into the picture.
Thanks to the rattlesnake serum
which he had with him and which
he injected into Toomey, the man
was saved and the Institute brought
to the attention of the people of the
United States.
The center of interest to most
visitors of the snake farm are the
"serpentarios" or enclosures for the
snakes. In these small, meticulously
well-kept parks, the serpents are at
liberty to roam in and out of their
dome-shaped concrete houses, while
safely from the other side of a moat,
tourists may see the most dangerous
species from relatively short
distance.
Experts often enter the "arena"
and demonstrate for the benefit of
visitors, lifting snakes up and fore
ing open their mouths to show the
| fangs. Snakes are "milked" about
once every two weeks when the
poison is gently squeezed out of
their head and collected for use in
the laboratories.
Another important section of the
Institute are the stables where the
horses that serve as living serum
producers are kept. A minute dose
of the poison is injected into these
animals in the beginning.
Every three or five days the dose,
very gradually increasing, is repeat
ed until the horse acquires immunity
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-04-27

Registration for next years classes
took place at noon on Monday. A
teachers meeting was held Monday
after school.
The Hi-Y and G.. r. clubs held a
joint meeting in the auditorium on
Tuesday night at seven thirty. Judge
Raymond P. Smith spoke on juvenile
delinquency.
Students from Bluffton College
presented an interesting chapel pro-
gram Wednesday morning. The base
ball team plays Lima st. Rose
Wednesday afternoon.
A music program will be given
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-04-27

contributions to science, the very fact
that it is a land where venomous
serpants are abundant having spur
red Brazilian research in that field.
Never perhaps has the caduceus,
emblem of the medical profession on
which two serpents are twined
around the winged wand of Mercury,
been more appropriately placed than
on the lapel of the doctors who work
at the Institute of Butantan.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-04-27
BIuffton High School Notes

this Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock. 1t will be given by the
Band and the Orchestra under the
direction of Mr.. Hauenstein and the
High School Chorus under the direc-
tion of Miss Brate.
The County f. F. A. meeting will
be held in the Gym on Thursday.
The state scholarship tests will be
given Friday morning at eight
thirty.
There will be baseball game with
Lima South, Friday afternoon.
The seventh grade is having a
skating party Friday at the local
rink.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-04-27
Preparation OF Soil Important In
Assuring Successful Victory Garden

8. Don't waste space. AS soon as
one crop has developed, plant another
in the space.
10. Grow greater variety by
tucking a few turnips, parsnips, edi-
BILE soy beans, sweet potatoes, bush
squash, kale, collards, and of all
things, broccoli.
Ries said a victory garden bulletin,
especially written to help home gard
ems, was available upon request.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Special Deer Season
Opens in AIIegan
ny DON GnI.IES

A special gun season for antler-
less deer in Allegan County
opened today. Only hunters eligi-
BILE for the Today season are
those VINO previously made appli-
cation and whose names were
drawn in a lottery.
The hunt is supervised by the
conservation department and Is
held for the purpose OF thinning
the herd. which in recent years
has become detrimental TO celery
farmers.
All deer SHOT must be taken
10 the conservation department s
Swan Creek wildlife experimental
station within "a hours for at
tachment Of seals before they can
be removed from the county.
II is the general opinion that
Michigan's regular gun season on
dee. which closed yesterday. VIII
have failed to produce as many
deer as l94l's all-time record OF
over $1,000.
Current gueSSeS. however. run
from A5,606 TO 50,tO0 bucks, in
dicaiing that while This may not
be- record season, il Will 20
down a. highly satisfactory one
Final figtHes on the number Of
bucks killed will not be avsilable
until hunters send ia their report
cards 10 the conservation depart
ment ri Lansing. Nimrods are
urged 10 do this without delay
a. This information provides Off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
I Stdndouts
In Pin Meet
By HAROLD KAHI.

Clara Aliens Olympic Recreation
and Selma Myers Kinneys stand
out among the five Detroit teams
that will travel 10 Dayton. o.. in
hest of glory and prize money in
me 22d annual Women Central
States tournament this week END.
Others are Vesta Hubbelfs Fort
Park, Margaret Tack's Cooper
Bros. and Julie DeSerrano's
Malen. Top counts they will en-
deavor 10 better are the 2840 of
the Don Mccullough Five of Lam
sing, 1245 OF lone Madison and
Ruth Essebager of Grand Rapids,
637 of Theresa Tracey of Toledo
and Lora Mcmillan of Cincinnati,
and the 1886 of Betty Burbrink of
Cincinnati.
A large delegation of Detroit
men bowlers, including members
of the Stroh club. will journey TO
Cleveland for Sksng Mercurio's
individual sweeper. Here the
three men team over average
event at Chene-Trombly and the
Women's CYO at Garfield are
slated for continuation.
Entry deadline for the Cadillac
mems individual handicap classic
originally set for today. has been
extended until next Wednesday
according to Andy Stefani. Six
games are TO be rolled across II
alleys for a $500 first prize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Pearl Rolls 689
To Top Women

Pearl GabrielSon GAG. Lillian
Provencal 6S3, Ann Nipper 639.
t,Patrice STPlmar Chs, is the
weeks order Of scoring in the
women'S Junior individual bowling
classic at Winter Garden.
f.miiy Jakubek has f47 points
to Mrs. Provencal'S lao after IL
weeks competition. Miss Jakubek' ;
SO brought her only four last
night as Mrs. Provencal gained
H. 10 narrow the gap between
leader and rtnneI1ip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Murray 10 Manage
Jake ldMotta

ERIE. Pa. Dec. l (UP)-Jimmy
Murray. Detroit matchmaker and
boxing trainer, announced today
that effective next Feb. | he will
manage Jake LaMotta. leading
lightweight contender.
Murray also reported that he
learned from LaMotta's attorney
that an assault case brought
against the fighter by Mike Cap
riano, his present manager. was
quashed by a Bronx. N. Y. grand
jury. Capriano had charged that
the alleged assault occurred in an
attorneys office over a contract
disp,Ite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02

Gals with much needed data In
determining future seasons.
From now on hunters must con-
tent themselves with duck and
rabbit hunting. The duck season
continues until Dec. &, while bun.
MES may be- taken until Dec. 81
in southern Michigan. Above
townline l6 bay City-MuskegOn
Line) rabbits are legal until Jan,
81 and in the Upper Peninsula
until March !.
RsccOon hunting continues un-
Ill Dec. Is and from all reports
southern Michigan hunters are ex-
periencing one VI their best sea
sons in years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
State Prep IS
Set for Opener;

Cadillac plays at Traverse City
tonight in the season-opening has
ketball game in the big eight high
school conference. while FIVE other
league members engage non
conference foes.
Alpena entertains Class & Os-
coda. Petoskey travels 10 Boyne
City for traditional scrap. Man
istee seeks revenge on Ludingson
81. Simons for two Desiings last
season, Ludington is host TO Reed
City. and Rogers City plays at
Pellston.
Traverse City is heavily favored
10 open defense of IT'S conference
crown (shared with Manistee)
with a win over Cadillac, whose
inadequate facilities are not cons
ducive 10 development of top
notch team. Traverse City has six
lettermen. including TWO starters.
Cadillac has not issued any com
muniQlIeS on its FIVE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Grand Rapids Women
Roll Record 2991

A new state record is on the
books today in women's bowling.
II is held BY Minnie Sackermsn'S
Fanstorium Majors Of Grand
Rapids. Their 944-l02S-10l9 for
1891 was rolled in mixed league
against mems team. The for
ner holder was Eckhardt-Becker
Of Detroit. 2914, made on Feb.
IA. 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
I'd Division leans
Win in Masonic

Second division teams took a
turn at winning in the Greater
Masonic League last night al
Olympic Recreation. National
headed the scoring with 28lS in
gaining four points from Altoona.
Alex Stewart OF the National
had high game Of 255 and Jim
Montroy's 900 Was-besI thai
DIVISION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Best Bets
United Press
GULF STREAM
sT N. Budded. SNOW Fly.

i-FAUsT II. Buddeo. SNOW Wy.
2-TYRoEE. Play Ante, Dsvitt
MIAMI SPRINGS, Pistol Pete, Legation.
4-PENNY PIhCHER. Panscea. King Appel.
5-ouARTERBAcK, ToolmakeT. 81. Jock.
WINTER RULES, Bottle Imp. Besuti-
full II.
S-PLAf SHOW, sui Pond. Ration Scotch.
BEsT--FAUST IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
This team also are in Chicago.


HErE AND THEPE-Eyeiyn Rgnm Of ths
ROSE halicki team Just about clincheo MIN
yinrls for the season when she posted 2of-
iso-iss for so2 In the Fort-BiVd Ladies
MIKE Aufeiio threaded 734-275-lsf foY SIS
in the Eiks Bill laRVe'k ass stood OF a.
Atlas broke the three-wsy tie for first IN
Johnny Milletts House by taxing two from
Cremeis. leaving STARE and fndsy ON TOP .
Omar Herppich tipped 2s7 IN the Centennis'
senior.
ROY Csrehow Snot three 1864 in me Ma.
tisf,y Lutheran =. City Psttern't sos tno
Jerry tftrrmattir 75t grV neW SeCuno niInh
IN the Old Glory Larry Rosenthai left the
5-T-io and Joe Bloom converted the SO IN
fhe ConFlo Joe Zsoorssy shot 64S In the
Cleneagles $50 Charles Haug Az In uhe
Runciman ROY Kaufman 74e IN the West
Warren Senior George CinEerenS 243 N
,hs Pillar senior Tom Hickman and Va
Minsol 743S In the Bowling Green $50.
Other leaFue topa. James Clear. 73s. bea
ron HOUSE: Jerry Hsbarth, 7SS. cr.ndwIy
House ROY BsIlou. 737. 2oth Century HOUSE
lin walker 72s Hhli-Dodds House. vac
snyder. 77@, wiiio~ Run bomber: Carr
Cross ia ~ " Industrial Tom Teford
SIS. Msck- Hlvd senior, VI Cartwright. 712.
ieN Hane-rs CLASSIC Mar Psrdiek. 1ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Charles Town Results

FIRST RAcE--s-,esr -oioA, sooat "a laI-
longs
Afch Mcdonald tCoucrft so 40
High North fl.Avois 80
Time 81 IS off 1897
Louis L., VALLEY D,rk. Hesdiocs and Bso
sdy els0 ran
SECOND RacE-3-yesf- and un, So
furlonEy
Nick fFiocchii 500 $50 out
Queens Wreath fFlupstTic 5 90 nui
Scotch Bonnet lKirkpstTicki out
Time 7e 20, off 70s.
Csuik field also ian.
THIRD sseE-sytsr-oIds and 40. sooat
- mile
Big sneeze tTsmmaol $50 40 500
Celtic Legend iFiocchil 100 $50
Jack Wilson fCsrrilloi ! 10
Time l:2s SIS off 2.30X
Great Play, Hswmont, hSroc end Mis-
vep also ran. 3
FOURTH RSCE-syesI-oida sno up 90
fuIlongs:
Rounco MsusiD bssO 1880 20
Exploit Kelly go $50
Patch Party trsmmAroi 500
Time ia Is. off 4. a6ls
Lirhtfoot lee snd ahcs DpnSs siso ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
CHARLES TOWN

i-NAyicArroS. FsrUj FsvOri's. Blue
7-oDDREE. Bellsoma. rruds.
3-BRIrIsh WARM. Ions Legs War Com
up JACK. Pusilist, James T. r.
S-MuLrIoUEST, wsyums. Mildred r.
e-RoUCH EGG, Leo's Lorraine. Ny Hickey.
T-ECoMINT, Sir Islam. Cay Padre.
s-CROUCHY, SuperflAg. Easter Pal.
BEST-BRITfSh WARM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Player Limit Raise
From Is 10 30 Due

CHICAGO. Dec. 1 uNSl-An
increase in the midseason player
limit from Is TO 10 10 provide for
returning Servicemen in the ma lor
leagues appeared TO ne mere
forfnslity today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02

Altoona REC. ~ '' .,t 1'Ss'''" - .' sl.,
OPEN Bo~IisG TO-DAY vsril 81 ssU
AFrEe ~. A. Otr SAL .s0 SUNDAY
AMBASSADOR , 9.sss ses.'f :, ~! s,.s
o'.. ss-.., Az Ga, s.,s.s.,' s"s'.,, f'ss
70 =. ~. IN c'e''as. weekday IN :. Ans' ~
iRcNwiy 100" f.sT ttItssOs AVE-
A n. Unih 90 ,. n arc sfi" ~ o. ? ~.
BEACON RtC. "a .iiiSs " $3.50
opEs sowliss TO-DAY UNA p N
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS AfTfs NOON.
BOWL -0-DR0Me 1. .s'S s,t Hrn't" HS s1 $50
sO' ol sSs': sow,sss s sss .s s0. sGs
centennial Near s.sn. :. ss.,,il. 1850
opCs sowtisG SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
- tsoo. Visit os Beautiful cOestsh LS.as,
cHeNE- TR0MBlY $3.50 c s..s,.,., t. ~ s'''
Ir1Ga ~. ~. All DAY SAT. AND SUN.
CONNER REC. s s@sr sHsSt' St " s s:s,
ossn Alleys TIN 9. After ~. Sss Msnsssnsat.
Restaurant Gar Asie'n,ns. os'" Daily 10 A NJ.
CREST LANES fS y al'.ys "ss 70 "; asss
visIr our Stage sAa. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
DtNBf y LANES Az u1
os.n sewiins TO-DAY UrtH J p. N. and After
~ "a hsas Of the Fsmoas ssskst-s' -chiessn
DETROIT RECREATION ss aftsyf' G. $50. 80
tFrER 1880. An DAY saturday. and Sundays
EAST WARREN '' esoI & x'''s 4, oc s:''
opts Sowing rooAy UNTIL 9 p. N. AND
IfTTs u 10 p. ". All DAY Sal. AND SUN.
eARfleID y; n 81. sssHt I" o. at. .,.s
sffss i,'ss All Oss SAT. tso sUaoxY;
6AnDEH REC. '''s et SSGortsp ,oc"1f is'''
opes SOWING TO-DAY usI,L p n.
arTEa 90. Az otY SAT. AND SUN.
J. J. MIllETTS "' ' ~ ,!.sss AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOUIS CAVE Near a. {. w ~ il'''Iy m.
Open Alleys Saturday. Sunday!
MOTOR CITY 20 s sors.' at ~ e SIS,
orts SOWING TO-DAY usIiI 200 p. ~
stI oUs sTsUrifUl COCKTAIL LOUNGE
NORTH END Il, ls'' :o ,Us e'A'tS '..ss'
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily!
OLYMPIC REC " ~. s.. ~ &c I. , sss'
HON. o. the eREtrER pErRoir ALI.sIIR.
" silsys. ,opsa bswiins ALI DAY SAL, SUN
MAJ AR NV 4sas w. VERNON. Near
TAlA66-uM LANSING IA ssos
Kinss, Queer, ssnssy s:3o p. N. opsn soviip,
Az Day SAT. snd sss. rhsn. sns ~. Alter
PALACE REC. ss,s ga. Sssr, Sl,D,., ?. r u.s.
OPEN Sowing TO-DAY UsrII 500 p N.
BIiisrds. RsstaYrsnt aud Cocktail Lounss.
PALACE .SCHOENHtRR ' scIU . i. ;is sisc
lnstrue,Ios, oalLY 81 ths PAUL aoRtE'
SELF tsTrvetor. 70 A. n. to- p. n. % Lessen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Gulf Stream Results

FIRsT RAcE-S-yesr-olos snd up, mile
Rs zor sharp 1skoronssn 1910 $50 90
Straw Stack MEADE $40 40
still Gallant tPeTmanel $50
Time l.45, off 1.2s.
BrisT Play RisAnda JuSnita NJ. VERY
Fair. Count rrsumer. Cruciole. Bolivar snd
PAIlay King si-e-fsHz-
SECOND RAcE-3-yesT-olds q. mile
Four CE Chaffinl $50 $50 1850
Ankylos tThsekeTl $50 $50
Sweep Call tMattlolll 90
Time i.i2 IS. off ? o.
Sun Banner Kalamazoo. Brainssnr SDOt
Ons-hsr- Image Miss Freedom. wHTTHwtF,
StOnsvAi and Money Muks also ran.
THIRD RACE-2-yeAi -oios, =. miIT
SIAEer lPermsnsl 1880 $50 %CU
Thor Barton tia ytonl 80 20
Army Glider Roberts, al
Tihs i.I2 s-S. of 233.
Centuly Darby Duncan kSFDinI Fnkht
MARCUS. Darby Dolores. Come sno Reply PaiG
alsO fsu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
ron SATURDAY

Joseph Joseph is the name of q
player signed by Wilmington OF
the Interstate League for l945
trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
STANDINGS

With Johnny Crimmins in Chi
cago for the national sll-star indi-
Vidual match tournament Joe
Norris Stroh will he out TO shave
F. e. BIS lead 10 single game
when il crosses alleys with Paris
clean in the Greater Detroit All
Star n Olympic tonight.
Elwood Blake's Standard and
Louie Burr's Harry Suffrin will
AGht II out for third place. +. & r
idle. having rolled Deluxweld
Ut night. Chef Bukowski, Their
man Gibson and Fred Rujack OF
this team also are in Chicago.
Fife va Ersetke. alleys IL: Harm Suiirin
Va standard. 81 Olympic vs. Minerslites.
Sc. stroh vs. Parisclean. rs. Deiuxweld Va.
q B. rolled Nov. a. repSi-Cola W. chene-
Trombly, 1i-i2: Jerry Mccarthy "a. Detroit
SsaIket 1914 Ira Wilson "a. I'll, 1916.
Matches at SIS p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02

PALM BEACH aes,e si.S st't'S IN s' s..s,,s
oPss SOWING rooAr UsIit ?.
ire. iasisseiiees ., A. Dssssa ~sssss,i , TO S.
oiI urn pIoy s.6ILE ROAD. sdSssn
TAlMCh Thnk wOodwars sno Jsha p.
10 s.zl32. os.a ss~has Hsm s.1s a. ~ "a q
p n. sns AnS -. Psn frs. csskt.n tSo"ss.
ployl AVN $500 WEST WARREN. Near
opGs sowliss DAILY Me-. aoo.ss .n.,s.
FiRs Ceestsn Lounes with EEesi,eht ZOO.
PARkSlDe ,s 800 I" % S' sst.Ss
os.n Ailsys URn 6 p. a. All op Sat. Sun.
Msn Beautiful CSesiah tSonss ~ Detroit.
pl,Ilp pIc ,1s2s kgscHIsAL AVE-.
os.n s0~Iins AL DAY Saturdays ans Sunday.
from 20 A. n. On, wsssssys uniI p.
PLAYDIUM "' 'O s s sss' .tiev s. ''''
Open Until 4 A. NJ. Daily!
RiluR0W 'O2ss sn.IioT. {" a.seus
tvers SON. 8 P.m.: aSo- Dsvs,.s IsdS 20 p,h.
BEDFORD REC. N . A tssse "y ae .sss '
oPEs SOWING HERE TO-DAY UNTIL ~. N.
AL DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
RIVERSIDE ''1 a.o sass ,tfff Il $40 at
opGN SOWING TO-DAY UNTIL 500 p. NJ.
AT DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
| RIVIERA REC. no 10 ss s" ala ecots6
OPENING FoK WEDNESDAY DAY LEAGUE.
Open Alleys Saturday sne sunday rili N.
1 mi IWlIF 7o,e .yn.y.s. n;., s tn .,,s
svsiisbis. ss~ Owners. lack csmpbs'i. Msnsoet.
SOUTHEASTERN 81 y i nltsss s' 'HA No So.
OPEN soWlise WE'RE TODAY UNTIL ~. N.
AL osv SATURDAYS AND susoAfs
STATE FAIR 1850: w s,.,, ~, s, 20 s''''
SNOW PLACE or IHE WORLD. ossa BOwiins
Every EssnIns From $50 untii rios'ns.
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