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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-24

letic director Bert Hawley released
the new schedule for the remainder
of the softball season. Here it is:
Tuesday - Senior Fraternity VS..
Sunshine Laundry and Fire Depart
ment VS.. Whites Ice Cream; We'd
nesday-Spofford Mills VS., Senior
Fraternity and Sunshine Laundry
Whites Ice Cream; Thursday
Fire Department VS.. Sunshine
Laundry and City Optical VS..
Whites Ice Cream; Friday-Spof-
ford Mills VS.. City Optical and
Fire Department VS.. Atlantic Coast
Line; Monday-City Optical VS..
Whites Ice Cream at 7 o'clock;
Neutrality-suspicious. Mills VS.. City
Optical at 7 o'clock.
HaWley also disclosed that the
Police Department club had decid-
ed to quit the loop.
The league standings are as fol-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-24
Vols "Take To Air"

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 23.-
R-The University of Tennessee
football team will fly to Durham,
for its game with Duke on Oct.
5, Coach Bob Neyland announced
Monday.
1--WE will leave here Friday
morning before the game, arriving
in time for an afternoon workout,
Neyland declared. He said "A
PLAYERS and coaches would make
the trip in two transport planes.
It will be the first time in history
a VOL team has ever flown to a
game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-24

Fuquay had been completed"
Wade said in making his announce
ment.
Inc Tobacco State Prexy said
ne was pleased with the operation
OF the circuit III its initial season..
II think it was a very good season
ana we are looking forward to an
even bigger and better league next
year." ne SAID. Commenting on the
outcome OF the playotf series Waae
SAID it was amazing that the small
est town IN the league should win
the first pennant, out went on to
say that Leb Harrington, Angler
e uquay manager, ana the owners
Of the Colts should be "c%ongratula-
ted on their tine team and display
OF craftsmanship"
The club owners and officials
will meet in Sanford at the Will
rick Hotel on October ~ to discuss
plans for next year and complete
the business details of the first
season, Wade revealed. He saiu
that he has heard rumors OF sew
eral towns in this vicinity wanting
to enter the circuit next season.
Whiteville and Lumberton have
been mentioned several times but
no official application has been
made.
Wade said he has received a
letter from a MI. Apple from
Warsaw, in regards to entering a
club and other information to the
Warsaw club. The final decision on
how many teams will be in the
League will probably be decided at
the Sanford meeting.
1t was also learned here yester-
day, from Tobacco State league
headquarters, that Clinton has re-
leased Van Lingle Mungo and Will
lie Duke. Sampson County Base
ball club President L. c. Carr,
notified the president of the cir
cult that the Clinton club had 'un-
conditionally' released Mungo, one
time bad boy of the major league.
No reason was given for his re-
lease. Mungo joined the Blues and
a few weeks later took ove the
reins as manager, replacing Willie
Duke. Later during the season
Mungo was fined $50 by the league
and placed on the suspended list
for the rest of the season by w.
C. Bramham, minor league car
This action was the result of an
incident at Legion Field between
Mungo and Wilmington's Manager
Gus Brittian. Brittian vas ordered
placed on baseball's ineligible list
as a result of this affray.
Willie Duke started the season as
manager of the Blues and bowed
out in favor of Mungo after the sea-
son had passed the halfway mark.
However, he remained with the
Clinton club as an outfielder, but
appeared only in home games
for the Blues. Duke lead the lead
at bat and ended the season with an
average lowering about the 400
mark. The outright release of Duke
was more surprising than the re-
lease of Mungo, whose term as
manager failed to bring the results
expected by the club owners.
Release papers for Mungo and
Duke places them on the baseball
market for any team willing to
take a chance or them, it was
pointed out. The future of the play
ers in the Class D Tobacco State
loop remains clouded. Neither
player has issued a statement as to
his future plans. 1t is understood
in many circles that Duke has &C
copied a position as a major league
scout.
The U. S. bird population has
been estimated at at least five
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-24

E-stainback. RBI-Chapmar, Keller 3,
Colman. Berra. Stirnweiss, Heinrich 2
Richmond, Konopka 2, Grimes. 2BH-
Keller 2, stainback, Bockman, Chapman.
HR = Berra. sB-Grimes, Stainback,
Chapman. S - Raschi 2. DP-Wallaesa
Grimes and Konopka; Konopka, Wallaesa
and Konopka. LoB-Philadelphia 6; New
York 6. BOB Raschi 3, Savage l,
Christopher 2. SO-Raschi 8, Christopher
2. H-Savase 5 in 1 inning; none out in
second; Pagan & in S; Christopher 2 in
2. LP-Savage. U-Jones, Summers and
,Paparella. T-2:10. A-2,475 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-24
Clinton Club Releases Mungo
And Duke; Loop Meet Planned
Wade Reveals North State League Team
Unable To Hold Players For Games
With Tobacco State Champions
BY ROY COOK
Star Shorts Editor

James E. L. Wade, president of the Tobacco State
League, said yesterday that plans for the little worlo
series" of the Weed Circuit and the North Carolina STATE
league had been dropped.
Arrangements were made between Wade and c. Man
ley Llewellyn, Prexy Of the N. c. State loop, for the seven
game series sometimes ago. 1t was decided to cancel the
plans when rain held up the schedule in the Tobacco Circuit
"The players on the Mooresville club did not choose to wait
until the championship series between Clinton and Angler
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-24
Dallas Tourney

DALLAS, Tex, Sept. % -(R)-
The nations leading profe ssional
and amateur golfers began to ar
rive here Monday for the $1,000
Dallas Open which gets under
way at Brook Hollow Country
club Thursday.
U. S. Champion Lloyd Mangrum,
a Dallas product, looked over the
course but did not play, while
Ben Hogan, National PGA cham
pion and the years biggest money
winner, played a practice round
and then spent an hour ironing
the kinks out of his swing.
1t is estimated that there we're
80, ZOO, 900 buffaloes in America
when thewhite man first arrived
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-24

E-Vefban, Lavagetto, Hemsley, Melton.
RBI-Newsome, Edwards, Rojeck, Stanky
Lavagetto 2, Galan. 2BH - Newsome.
Walker. S-Raffensberger Furilla, Hens
ley. Stanky, Edwards. DP-Stanky, Reese
and Schultz t2); NeWsome and Nc
Cormick. LOB-Philadelphia 8; Brooklyn
10. BOB-Melton 2, Raffenberger 4. So
- Melton. U Barlick, B~allanfant and
Melton 6 in 8 innings; Taylor 2 in Twp
Melton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-24

E-none. RBI-Brecheen. 2BH-Nichol-
son. S-Marion, urges. DIP Wyse,
Jurges and Waitkus; Brecheen. Marion
and Musial; Nicholson and Jurges, LOB
st. Louis 3 Chicago II. BoB-Brecheen
3. Schrlitz. SO-Brecheen 3. Wyse l.,
Schmitz /. H-off Wyse 6 in Z innings,
Schmitz 0. in 2. LP-Wyse. U Jorda
Reardon and Goetz. Tt SO. A-14,03o.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-24
FREE AGENTS

NEW YORK, Sept. % - (P -
The New York Yankees Monday
revealed that pitcher Red Rufflng
and catcher Bill Dickey had been
made free agents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-24

There are 40, 500 miles of troll
ley coach, street a and bus
routes in the United States, an in
crease of two percent over 1914.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-24
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 6; Philadelphia l.
St. Louis I; Chicago 0.
tOnly games ~scheduled).
TODAY'S GAMES
Cincinnati at st. Louis-might) Wal
tiers (9-7) or Wander Nicer Gid VS.. Mum
ger t2-1).
Philadelphia at Brooklyn-Judd 12-12)
VS.. Branca go.
Pittsburgh at Chicago-(2-Bahr (S-5)
and Heintzelman (8-12l VS.. Erickson a.
g. and Lade (0-0l.
Boston at New York-2l-Cooper ~
III and Lee 900 VS.. Kennedy (s-lol
and Grissom (0-2).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-24

The U. S. bird population has
been estimated at at least five
billion,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-24
TODAY'S GAMES

TODAY'S GAMES
ST. Louis at Detroit-(2)-Zoldak (9-10
and Kinder (3-2) VS.. Trucks (15-9) and
Trout Q5-13).
New York at B~oston-Lyons (O-0) VS..
Harris 1853 or johnson ga.
(Only games scheduledl.
3LrS9shrdlu etaoin vbgkqj cmfWyp ETE
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-24
LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 8; Philadelphia 6.
(Only game scheduled.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
POULTRY & EGGS.

TURKEYS, broad : breasted bronze and
Beltsvilie Sts it,,. for breeding also New Hamp-
INCUBATORs, one Newtown 1O50O egg
capacity: one Jameswsy $500 egg capacity;
insurance underwriters seal, capacity
266 eggs: remainder 400 eggs each suit
able for your own or fancy breeds; must
sell all or part might exchange for small
CowAN's, CHICKS. baby and started. We
6iood tested hesseaarters A' for 'P'HHfe bfoier
raiser Tsi.srs. NJ cowAN FARMS. phone a54i,
sarr.d RocEs Reds uvy White RoSPs P'sSsia s4as
per 199 ,na Hssyy ;nro ASSORTED broilsrs. . S495
@ eeeksrels ' 90 per PEI Zoo, ioe snGsR pea
900. immediate delivery, cod. PEER
IHHs WHfTf fH1Gks fEaH6RS SRRdsP PukLErs u I 10 a.
9d best layins stock shOqId
ffFTY 4: NEW HAMPsHIRE IRE RED pullets.
"a, layins, & mos old; Andrew Gris6ie strain;
81 80; and other poultry eartrment
Tia TTRkExs 5glysstehsa TONS end hens;
CLOSING OUT, 200 Tom Barron Of Eng
land pullets; mos; certified to lay 337
eggs annually; 100 N. H. Reds, r mos:
10 YOUNG LAYING HENS. 81 SO each: 1
cockerel; s250. s2l3 Brookville I'd. Sill
HATCHiNG EVERY TUESDAY. U. s. 40.
proved chicks; orders. placed in advance
assures you your chicks on day and date
ensburg I'd. ne. Ii. 952e.
GIANT BRAHMAS, breeding stock, hens
and cockerels; frst-class, healthy. Call
HINES CHICKS-Md.. o. s. approved, Pull
lorum tested; matches every Thurs. Closed
on Sun Olney. Md Ashton 2021
WHITE ROCK and Rhode Island Red pull
lets and cockerels from the finest show and
production lines in America. Pullets 81
each; cockerels 81 80 to SO Come out
SATURDAY or Sunday. Don't telephone
940l Old GEORGETOWN Road, Bethesda
FOR SALE-500 W. L. hens and pullets
now laying; factory-built 72-1S hen laying
cages. broiler batteries. 4-deck brooder
also other miscellaneous poultry equipment;
must be moyed; all or part Call WA 6795
s3 N. II. z; and white Roman hens; heavy
layers: SO each. 13s
rs HENS. laying over 5occ. and complete
portable back yard equipment: conv, eff
clent; incl. brooder. growing pen and shell
ter, laying house, feeders and waterers
BAKING OR STEWING HENS. 81 20 each
also white rabbits. all ages, 81 up. 3O5l
et n
Evening star., 1946-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
LAMBS. IL months old, good pets and
weed deStroyers. TICHENOR, Colesville,

3 LAMBS. IL months old, good pets and
weed destroyers. TICHENoR, colesville,
LATTs TIE BAR features necswear from
new sy dessns
with US Washington's only complete tie
shop, neckwear from 81 to S1Q each. open
45eg hoPa RAffs ffs na qnE 'fasFs BAR'
sos,Ianas sos Iath st. ynstTs nS e. Eye ;ivn
pSK ICE lsiR III p sss
500 lbs. coal Whitney BABY sA'sa Carriage. rage.
child's lucite table and chair, white fox
NAL dress, leather Jacket, engineer boots,
hip flshing boots. used tire and chains
Phone Woodley 7ol5. See 1908 4sth
ONE-HoRsE GASOLINE ENGINE, new
one one small WOOD and metal lathe 4A-h. p
eomp1ssso9s %9t0rS 1e% and Sr s used oss sl
1911 7qal glaiT saRJydr I'd SECURITY RADIO & EIEc.
TWo fNtS s5HHssFi ovERsTurrED CHAIRS and one
sofa; Wo. $3.50, No dealers.
S1saf9 '35 a0s Grant siss 'ssm'i!ss ST.
for credit 6us sss' Tedss Go 4Sss
offfs ofb saERAToN 81 iai he RfpkobtcTlos fasb bed
wingback chair. club chair. commode, end
tables, radio, iron. Gil. 0206.
beaver overcoat, winter blouse, summer
white blouse and trousers, service caps
summer tropical worsted blouse and trous-
ers. also 3 worsted shirts, size 1888, anc
| two extra worsted trousers. coat anc
blouses. size 80 and 40: trousers ap
proximately 30-33. Box Bad, Star.
LATE PREWAR MODEL FRIGIDAIRE,
Gu it., perfect condition, excel value
must I,,s sell RA, ,. Il79. -
Call Sunday TR 1859
Evening star., 1946-01-13
cATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

ONE 5-GAITED HORSE and pony. AT
TW0 FARM MARES. and years old; /
saddle mare, z years old, broke for chill
dren to ride and drive: 1 horse. years
old 16 hands, good jumper; L Tennessee
broke for children to ride. Rear 1884
Pennsylvania ave. s.e.
GOOD RIDING HORSE, $50. Will ex-
change for pony OF, smaller horse: 2 Eng
saddles; brides 1-herse wagon and har;
horse plows. 2-horse Mccormick moving
machine. $40. c. NJ. H1RST. Fairhill Farm
about 3 miles west of Falls Church. on
lee Highway Phone Falls Church 2ooa
HOGS. 8, cheap. SH 36:,,.,,
RIDING HORSE. large, gentle bay; can be
worked: S95. Sligo 2150.
BIG SALE English and Western saddles oil
every kind $50 new Army saddles, compl
S15.45: 81 slightly used Army wool horse
elanksts: farm 5aTnsss Of any sind. PRATT
St. Baltimore J.. Md. Mr.. Wash. blvd.
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred horses (2l. ]
gelding; L saddle mare horse, name Chide
have won races this season; price reason.
able. IRVING JAVINS, Franconia road
r. r. D. No. 5, Box SO, Alexandria, va.
HAY. lesnedeza,. baled. excellent quality,
Vienna 163-J-11.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
FARM and GARDEN.

SPEEDIGGER, Ford-Ferguson. for sale.
Postholes dug Maryland or Virginia. D.
c. KENNEDY. Box $50, RI No. i. Alex
IANDscAPE SERVICE. pruning. planting,
transplanting, soddins. lawns made, reno
waited, tree work, fagstone walks, cement
val walks San and driveways. W. c. WALKER,
FARM MACHINERY, 10 pieces, h.p.: $3.50:
sell all or part, at Laytonville: fence
charger, new. $50. OWNER RA. 1905.
TREES REMOVED. landscapine, planting.
grading, draining, waterproofing; no Job
too large or small: insured liability and
property damage. WASHINGTON LAND
scAPE CO. DI 1897 or UN 0962. 19s
TIMBER FOR SALE-350 acres on stump
for sawmills. Contains pine, poplar hick-
ory: mostly white oak: very reasonable
Call Garrisonville (Va) 2S5. or write
GRAFTON FARM. Stafford, Va.
EED-o-MAT--Watch for the Weedo-
LAWN TRACTOR. worthington model
Ford A engine. ubber tires or steel wheels:
also three 3o-inch cutting units complete
With frame for hauling back of the tractor
MOUNTAIN LAUREL. its flowers are of ex.
quisite shape and texture. supremely beau
tiful: strong, native-grown stock: order
today: Call Lincoln 1899, HOWARD
DOWNEY, Guaranteed Nursery Stock.
WANTED to s yards rotted COW ma
nure, delivered in Alexandria. Phone
Temple 1873. Saturday and Sunday or eve
GENUINE cow MANURE direct y from
large dairy farm, $3.50 per ton delivered
5-ton lots. $50. j. H BARTON, WA. 1857
Evening star., 1946-01-13
BOATS.

WANTED-Outboard motors, REGARDLESS Of
size or condition: cash for same. 1877
BOAT FOR SALE. 26, Chris-Craft run
about; excellent condition; stored at ad-
Maryland.
t2-FT. CRUISER-Sleeps six. galley toilet,
new Gray marine engine; reasonable. WI.
TRUSCoTT-LYMAN-PE YAM cruiser.
sailing vessels. inboards. outboards and
dinehieS.. Order now to insure early de-
livery. We have several used Richardson.
Whseler. Chris Craft and cuslom-b built
cruisers on hand now. NATIONAL
MOToRBoAT SALES. 500 Maine ave. sw.
ME. 9303.
SHIPMATE RANGE. coal and wood. S35;
three-burner. kerosene, pressure stove with
tank, 500; both excellent condition. ME.
OVENS USED BoATs-1nspect before you
buy. Every used boat bought from Owens
can again be traded into Owens for high
valuation. OWENS YACHT CO., builders
dalk, Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star., 1946-01-13

LHk. ROOM, 1st A.. sink and Frigidaire,
81, wk Apply basement, 302 9th St ne
s.i ST. N.E.-Furnished room, new fur
S.5; double, $40
2oI D ST. N,E.-overlooking Union Station
ssso iiih 81. gfSPi ST.@LsPse fE double Ss0q room
suitable suitable hon Tor or persons; next BATH
3i:5 1;th sT. N,E.-Lsrge, bright room,
newly decorated, in private, home; con-
yenens Yer to to two bus lines and street CARS
"3"9 1ith ST. NE. - Attractive double
room: next bath. new home; sirl; $50.
1885 vARNuM pL. N.E.-Master tvi,
Seds; BEDS 6ouole' $50; single, S35; men only.
CoLoRED-saals 18th ST. N.E.EFur-
siss g GsRhaD saDe ST gao Ens %o26a in
sd1.s so0n ob sgny sT to tTFansgsG55ts.On
ssoa}fRi9 Rss1fsF;s ave- NJ sS
tiye room, adjoining sleepins porch; beau
near Catholic University; $40 cali
BRooKLAND, 1411 Newton st. p.e.-Nev-
y decorated room, next to bath. twin
to, crosstown bus; Brookland car.
$50 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE. Apt, eo7
Bedroom and bath in modern apt. bldg.,
kitchen privileges, unlim. phone: for set
tied lady; $40. MI. S039.
seryiceman a,d wife sdaeent bath yse
WoODRIDGE-Doube room; settled cou-
oath st. ne. DU O44O.
COLORED-iI1S GAULT PL. N.E.-Mar-
ried couple or single man, no children;
close to transportation; all priv; $40 wk.
ssd 500 az eaRhyTeS a. SSn AyI - SEDou,,s SlsS roo
to,,I. for or WORKING ndaR girls $40 single. s35
ROOMS for colored girls: PRIVILEGES. Call
RIVER TERRACE. sss seth st. n.e-At-
tractive. furnished, front bedroom, S25
single $40 couple, monthly. SP. 1O93-R.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE, 2341 18th st ne
Room with twin beds uni. phone, laun-
Dry Lprlyils; cow. transp. $50 each.
siie CHESTNUT ST. N.E.-poub,e room
for , girls or refined couple, 81 wk ea.:
or single room, S. wk
500 ST. N.E.-Large front room, nicely
furnished: Beautyrcst mattress, easy
chair shower; gentleman; 81 wk TR 1895
closets empl. Christian girl to share with
i12 B ST. N.E.--Clean. warm room, twin
beds, for gentlemen; near Capitol and
Union Station SIS. FIR 3167
216 5th PL. N.E.-Large front room,
suitable Tor , girls; convenient transporta.
tinn; S22 month each.
THE MARICK. 13S B ST. n.e-Newly furn,
newly decorated, single room: girls only;
CONTINUED on Next Psge.'
Evening star., 1946-01-13
ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DoBERMAN PINscHERs, The pest 70!

1918 n ST. NV, Apt. 506-Warm rooms;
aqxt s,AslS Il sGH9Rs AVE-
e paT sy sTnshsd ad ae ES soa only
twin beds: newly furnished; private bath;
1855 IANIER PL. dsth and Col. rd0-
eioset, twin BEDS adj DIN bath: thu oil oil heat aass
conn. 0nisi AND NEBR. AYES, 5,as Nehr
bath; beautifully .furn. pvt home: transp.
sso cor sS So IS Felsmap EN- Iss after
home and, surroundings; must be seen to
be appreciated. $40 each.
WESLEY HEIGHTS MANSION. 1886 Ma
comb st.-For sentleman, large bed-liying
sHss ssfeee eRTssn ms
HOME pfSae FoR eGsGPfE Spsps csS5 EN- cSsse sse
near Connecticut ave. bus, 20 minutes from
asls enfvhhAs6y MAs5y r Fank EN- sS1o SlSs m.oomb
NV, near Wis. ave- large double rn.
for ladies: mail service, $3.50 each
Tssk.s. yentss,. Interview after 4 pm until
KALoRAMA. CLUB for Govt. girls. 2oo1
dry privileges and use ~ Of Kitchen: he :"H DESTINED @
sas sss 'Gas 'HoNSPfHroWss sSniIfr sse s. zach to
Shs1e rm With another sirl twin beds
sss 80 per 9'atss' month. RAJ ssso soses 'n0ne'
24!s TUNLAw RID. N.w.-Nicely fur
nished front room, next to bath: con-
531e :8th ST. N:W:-Master bedrm, with
semipvt bath. suitable for 2 or 8 gentle
men; S25 each. OR. GAGS.
5li2 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Girl to share room
with another in home of Jewish couple;
ssmipvt sa1 ,,S BATH n SEQ dE ssa9
private semitic home: convenient car or
bus; gentleman, permanent, nondrinker;
1900 MILITARY RD.-Two nicely fur
nished double rooms. phone and laundry
privileges; $40 each. Telephone EN-. 69s7
tionally well-furn.. big front room, for a
period Of one or two months, for couple;
ST., Apt. col
ssIS ONTARIO RD.,. near 18th and Co
BEDS; beds; gentlemen; price S25 each month;
block nn--Pyt. home; gentleman only;
$50. EN-. 1174.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
SOME UNUSUALLY COOP VALUES for
AVIATION.

AIRCRAFT. Private plane. NC5s319. PIT.
lob, 175 Ranger engine, 800 hrs. total
time: perfect condition. complete instru-
ments.. $1,000. Those sincerely interested
write for appointment for inspection. Box
AIRPIANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
OIL. ssss. or HYDE FIELD, SP. 0sss.
SEE And FLY the new 1915 IaylorcIaft.
CHARTER FLIGHT anywhere q. s. A..
5-place Waco, Miami, Sl19 per PASSENGER,
round trip. Fly night or day. ASHBURN
FLYING SERVICE. TIE. 1888
J-2 CUB for sale, recovered Dec, "a, hrs.
since major motor overhaul: always han
ssyed. Call sH; 24s4 after g pm.
FINANCE YOUR AIRCRAFT purchases
through US: benefit by our expert appraisal
facilities: see us when purchasing; we Of
fer complete insurance protection for every
one wj'o flies. Consult SHIVERS INSUR-
ANCE AGENCY. 1910 Vermond ave. NV.
District 100
YOUR SKY RANGER CRUISER is HERE,
your Trimmer Amphihian is coming. For a
demonstration or information see or call
your Commonwealth distributor. COASTAL
AVIATION CORP, 402 Southern Bldg.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
cATTte AND LIvEsTocK tcont.,

cow AND CALF, End calf, 5 days old; also
piss. Falls Church 1524-W.
Telephone SH. 1868.
WANTED-Pony cart. rear-step type. with
seating capacity for-3 or 4. o. s2sS.
THOROUGHBRED HUNTER. ribbon win.
ner; hunted this season; reasonably priced
Cal Falls Church 806-J-l2
beautiful, dark, 5-mo. -old buck, S25 Sligo
1922 or Silver Spring 049s.
IMPORTED STALLION, with payers: g.
GATED stallion, with papers; has beer
this season, also shown; high-jumpinf
mare, has been shown; horses can b,
of Kansas CIV maes va al
sizes; cheap work and riding horses
No advance in prices yet. Harness
saddles, horse blankets, corn and hay
bale or tom, horses bought every day
Rear 136 18th st. Sc. TR. 9011.
SHETLAND PONIES, 2. black and whit.
| spotted, Young and gentle; saddles ant
brides. Rear 736 18th st, Sc.
SHOW BUGGY tViceroy), 4 wire wheels
pneumatic tires, upholstered leather seats
pga, pger6scat, coz ss1n.dIition, never used Doc
! Md, Warfleld 1888
Evening star., 1946-01-13
COAL. WOOD ana FUEL OIL,

CALL THE WOODMAN for seasoned cord.
wood, stacked down truck to guarantee you
full measure; small starting pieces in
npSNs GlpSsd ", 81 8 .x I!19; ,o.,
pea and buclwheat. Pocahontas egg, stove
and nut. RA. 3015
ANDIRONS, fre tooIs. screens and all nre.
sPOMWELL. 723 10Th st NV We lJs4
SCRAP LUMBER, firewood, .S10-S15 and
$50 per load: wholesale and retail. AT
SEASONED OAK, per cord. $50; seasoned
pine. per cord, SIS; kindling, ST a
bushel; cut any length: delivered SH
SEASONED MIXED woodruff cord
$3.50; $40. one-half cord: delivered, no
TiRsPIacE SsGFafs; VA, w5S6 1881; 500 ner cord de-
liyered; 3.cord lots, $50. J. H. BURTON