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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-29

brothers, Percy, JAG and Kelly, as
well as host of other relatives and
friends.
Miss AMI thinks that she is
cute but if she wants to get some
where she had better stop that walk
she has.
Seems as if l.. p is playing two
chicks from back of town, but one
is too slick for him.
| e. S. is trying to get on some
time with L. p. but H. G. says
that she had better watch that stuff
because ha line of 1--WE is too cool
Well we don't have to think
about the little Joe B. and his little
sweet Evelyn because wedding bells
will be ringing for them April z
| is that right Joe?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-29

Miss E. S. was all in with Mr.
w. G, Thursday night but if he
doesn't get hepped he is going to
lose his chick on Third Street.
E. H. was all out with certain
boy from down the Bayou.
C. c. is walking around like q
Cumbie since he and a certain
chick from the Alley broke up.
| j. NJ. is wild about c. c. and
they are having quite romance
is that right J. NJ.
Q. J. had better get hepped ant
get boy friend and leave married
men along.
r. H. is much hepped and is hav-
ing much fun with a certain fellow
keep the good work up.
Watch out there p. S., D. D. is
doing to catch you in something ano
it won't be good.
/
Well, what do you know cats anc
chicks, Percy is married and he
says that he is all out for his sweet
little wife, we think he did the
best thing.
Seems that Mr.. Wilson Bust is
/ Strengthening up and flying RICH,
for his little wife.
Mrs. J. j. a certain cat syas that
you don't have to play it SO hard
he knows that you were all GU,
for fun Monday night.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs
Beatrice Robert is ill and confined
to bed, we hope for her a speedy
recovery.
Miss E. M. T. is playing certain
married mon an ST. Vincent St
and is supposed to be his wife's
best friend, what do you know about
| that
Diggers your friends want to
know why you get SO lushed, could
it be because the lovebird has Bit
you.
w. G.. says that if AMI doesn'i
| get straight like her friend, he will
have to let the good time roll and
she will be singing "I'm all alone
now"
We wonder where is out good
friend Mano, has he left town be-
cause things are as they use to be?
Maybe his friend Tucker can tell
us.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-29

and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Waco Hill
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott and daugh-
ter, Miss Caddie Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Williams. Mrs. Matte Cur
tbs and family, Mr.. and Mrs. john
ME Tanner, Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Varde-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Lowe, Miss
Ella Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Jeffer-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Beechum and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Patsy Gilmer and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Tanner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Tanner, Mrs. Mamie Smith
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ia
tum, Miss Zelda Davis and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Davis, MIR. and
Mrs. John Sanders, Rev. and Mrs.
Ellis Coleman, all of Hazlehurst.
Miss; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Summerall
of Crystal Springs, Miss; Miss An
tia Supplies and Mrs. Alice Cottrell
of Covington, Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs.
Casey Evans of Memphis, Tenn;
Mrs. Daisy M. Lewis of Lexing-
ton, Miss; Mrs. r. L. Featherston
of Holly Springs, Miss, and Mr..
Finley A. Taylor of Brooklyn, New
York.
We especially thank Saint James
Missionary Baptist Church, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodroe Crawford, Mr.. Willie
c. King and father, Mrs. Tally Belle
Mcclure, all of Hazlehurst, Miss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weathersbee of Det-
rot, Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Holtzclaw of Tuskeegee Institute,
Tuskeegee, Ala, and Mrs. A. E.
Cottrell of Covington, Tenn.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-29
UTICA NEWS

Our sympathy goes out to Mr..
and Mrs. John Hubanks in the loss
of their two small children killed
by heavy dose of mothers medic
inc while their parents went fish
ing Saturday, March 22nd. The
children died early Sunday morn
ing. The older one, years old
and a month old infant.
The mother will be remembered
as Mrs. Hattie Reddfield Hubanks,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
Reedfield.
Attention folks, there will be a
picture show at Utica Rosenwald
school April 9th, showing Joe
Louis from his boyhood days until
now. Come, see this show. Adj
mission adults-35 cents and chill
dren, Is cents.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-29
Donaldsonville,
La, News

We were sorry to hear Of the
death of our very good friends, Mr..
George Nocentelli who died at the
Charity Hospital in New Orleans,
La, Friday, March 81 and whose
body was brought here to the home
OF his siters, Irene and Ada and
funeral was held Tuesday, March
rs at the Greater Mt Zion Baptist
Church, Rev. Butler, pastor. Mr..
Nocentelli is survived by a wife,
Mrs. Sarah Nocentelh. mother, Mrs.
Irene Nocentelli, two sisters. Ida
and Mrs. Irene Bonds and three
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-29

Would it be love between Joe
Ann and Robert Poindexter?
c. L. Shannon loves Earma W.,
what's your story Thelma K?
Annie B. you should have ct
ter reason for going to the ceme-
tary, what do you say Gler.?
Frank loves Dorie and Dorie loves
Henry.
Billy G. Miner avs Charles is the
only star in her lue Heaven.
Beulah Banks why don't you
make up your mind who want, T.
Jones or Roy Jr.?
Fred Corley and Rosie Lee Har-
ris are strictly on the all.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-29

Funeral services were held for
Mr.. Lee Will Hall at the st. James
Baptist Church recently with the
pastor, Rev. c. H. Harper, offici-
ating. Burial was in the Clear
Creek Cemetery. Mr.. Hall died,
March at his home in Detroit,
Michigan As Woodland ST., where
he had been employed 4 years. He
was born in Copiah County in 1910
and was SO years OF age. He was
a member of ST. James Baptist
Church, and Golden Square Lodge
No. SO. He is survived by a wife.
a son. daughter. father, 8 sis
tiers 2 brothers and a host of re-
latives and friends.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-29

Hdzlehurst Gossip $500.
We want to know what's buzzin
with Annie B. d. and Glen T?
J. B. Carr and Earnestine Turner
are coming on like two bones
what's your story Eddie Lee S?
Nola J. w. is coming on like blue
lights. who? Sonny.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-29

A monthly average of 1000 vet
Grams filed application last year
to convert their national service
life insurance to permanent gov
eminent policies.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-29

Illinois produces most of the
United States red top seed crop.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-29

Our aUounded Ueterans still need
our help-help them By giving to
the Red Cross.
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AVIATION.

Every ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
s aTrsaGR NsGs4nd ioiS
sTiNsoN, $50. new 1e47. model for sale.
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p cUss .ss oR
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NEW FUNK, fully equipped; lots Of extras;
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40 hrs. total. s2.576: terms. BOB pa
Der. Aircraft Sales Queens Chapel Air
FOE FOE coon, HONEST repair work on your
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JACK ~ isfiRs 's ss H Ras' red rias
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until January, ls4s. See at scHRoHs,
TAYLoRcRAFT. 1915; perfect condition;
hours on motor, radio, navigation lights,
landing lights, temperature gauge, special
paint Job, 8 gas tanks: can finance: will
take car in trade; sacrifice. WO. 2778.
NEW CESSNA 14O-You can buy this air
plane at q bargain. You will not be able
to duplicate again this season. Also have
wonderful buy in 1916 cub. QUEENS
CHAPEL AIRPORT. Hyattsville, Md. WA.
one one OF THE OLDEST and most active
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70 responsible persons; 1nsxpensiys;;, New.
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GkT1n 80 III OK CT. l
CONT Hl1 kidss 1910,
III s6Is III &c COW. frssh son. c.l1 sevie
D SSaS LIZ n : RiR rALoa1nso st.l-
4Wo 8 Ex III Vi ~ rorrrs 1.as,.
but spirited geldinE. top ahoW PONY. Is
h hands srsS n s:aas
lent prospect. Also several resistsrsd Aber-
deen-AnEus COWS some with calves ~
side sH 69bg .s ,.,,... : !, .r..n.n
s.ii mo. Old: ] Tss. dusrnssy bun Price.
sos e $50 each. JaJ War. culpePer.
Green N1y sssbie. New. privss.is 1 owned. :.
pleasure pleasure Of show. Individual ridins ii.
sndsr Gen. y 3 EFT ka ca
airy School. Horses Etven expert care.
ToCmy eoH stalls. PadaoSks, ssss,lsns
Mda Grain Give W. g cone to stable To- 10.
Gated ADJOINING IT. Geo q. Mead reser-
y yctions i Route n one. Severn Nd de- 49,,
mare. Good jumper. ExcelIent With chil-
s fUHffEs sit Fos s15S ri as1 sound;
about Is hands each. .cH.s 0075.
FOR SALE, timothy and clover hay, baled.
S2s per ton: straw, baled. $40 ton; de-
1919 s-H6RsE ThAMER. factory built;
all steel; . beauty: price, $1.096. Phone
I soRREI GATED HORSE, 3 bay riding
horses; reasonable and ssntie: bay work
single line leader, lge. gray work horse,
I cheap mule, l pr. Of good mules, saddles,
brides and 1 6'Essies; Tssisssrssd Pa q
Temple Hills: SP. 0S27, MR.. HICKS. -
5-YEAR-OLD MARE, good worker TO.
5434
BLACK PERCHERON, fne e-yr.-old horse;
VT, 1000. CO. 1922; ewes, DE. 0222. --8
PERCHERON, s.. coming 4; black, quiet
horse; priced for quick sale. Telephone
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OWENS CRUISER. newly recondisicned.
Marine motor, Falley, sieep8 A; soundness
guaranteed Priced for quick sale, $4,000
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tnE charscteristics Of the Chesapeake
40 and the comfort, roolniness and sta
hility Of the Iishtning In q ruggedly built,
beautifully nnished product. It Is equally
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SEE THE NEW ANA PENGUIN sailing
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foot OF LIST st. sw). The only new
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HIGGINS sPEEDsTERs. Car Top boats
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Ventnor. Hacker, Dunphy and Chance
speedboats for sale at trade-tn prices.
All types OF sail and power cruisers.
Trade, terms and marine insurance
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.
REGISTERED PALoMINo at stud. spTuc;

EIGHT YOUNG WORK HORSES and mares
Il Or. big Percheron mares. 5 and s yrs.
old: l mule, pony and saddle horses. l
s4 as4s 1I 5s. a =. q a nsESssf ELS
FARM HARNESS. horse collar. lines,
names. sr saspsss zsens s .s
f s2s Ss1 RIBS s ron Nv rHh 2sSRs
81 kina Srses saddles BRIDES soars and
harness; stable manure: 2 BICYCLES Call
E Eh fp0- YOUNG WORK HORSES and
mares, broke. single and double; I team
Of large mules. Rear 1884 Penns. ave
Poi white stallion, 8 yrs,
ride, drive and Jump, 12,2 hands: must
h ns seen pans IS H ss oshsf miles
south Of AexsnSris' Nc as hw ~ r sI5n
.A Ago a1sss z ass7 az. Ct e
1 BAkER sAo Enl s Vii, Route j,
Alsxandria. past open5;Air 1heater' oh
aRAsI IaS'a co 81 beauaiiui dark iron gray
yrs. old. 10 hands; very stylish, gentle
and has =. bese ,a 5lsds sh s b BERRY ~
T Tfdn; e. REGisTEkED PALoMINo Ten
nessee walking stallion for sale. Ihe most
Strlk1lHly De6utIuI uOIec III t2tto. o.SAb
q broad statement but seeipg Is believing.
This Is not a cheap horse, he is TOD
animal for some one who wants only the
P soiksEM TkA liz and hitch for rent. $40
day. RE 3404, Ext. 5O7. 49,
ONE 6-YR.-OLD green hunter. dark bay,
16 hands. shown in last show OF season
and taken z ribbons. chestnut walking
horse. 16 hands. s yrs. old: 2 black and
white spotted Western horses Tone IL
and breast collar. i western saddle. 15-
inch seat. and i hand-tooled Yokem sad
die, i6-in. seat with silver-momted tapa-
deras. Can be seen mi; from p; e
Forestyiile School. ID. o7s3-W. "a
SADDLE, Western style, hand fooled; ex.
oellent condition; priced reasonable. Call
our S1TNG HERD Of registered auern-
seys. all yaccinated: several heifers milk
Ing 40 lbs. and COWS to over 30 lbs 20
cows and 10 heifers. bred for AL. e S30g
apiece; herd bulls and approximstely II
younger heffers can also be bought: a
clean, high-Quality young herd, priced Tor
quick sale Gail CAHTR 0U8RN6EY
SERVICE Rockville 3622.
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

kOONhS pONNISuEO--sNOt
7o1 19th ST. N.W-3 blocks west q
81: double rooms. $50 and up: weekly
rates quoted upon application; running
HOTEL HetfE a1 sM Raas fsIs ST. NV. two
blks. west Of White House-,No increase IN
s ssS 10 ssses 70 room psenss
SIS Il ST. N.W.Mclean nicely furnishsd
s sIoas u Pn0a Reeise g e s. pei
f ~ i RsaoDE ISLAND AVE. N.w.-Exelu.
s f, only: each :, dsily and sgs-
S.n3 sseors lsss 1 .aa: ana s ssS:
a ssos Mass ~ sVE; Nw@sssR. isr sE s
sients; 81 up For reservation call 20.
i 1855 PARK RID. N,w.-Largs double, $40
H1ssE fsIflsf DSystE
NV = Laundry priviis.;. s ,ssodI transp.;
rs aoI RI H nSssh eass Ii is ases
Clean single rms Is, " ar. snd Slo,So PEI aI
with running water. near bath and shower.
Eli w! CHASE. near Conn. ave. bus; 20
only % g ss d9v Military "a a. T En s
a9cked close In: running wafer; Guy Hf pisS
ST sfsasxNi SH2osar1Js~ sSSo s,....a.
.I a:.r TO ss is.n sea- r. abe ssns e. s7
17es N. h. AVE. N.w.-gArs. double roem,
81 Hsas Si Easrk A. r as7 sswReem. TO, rem.
z Il fRf ffaaR e ao sB!z So S. i lSss
PIX si.s az asss
1871 18th 81. N.w.-Two adjoining rms,
PVT. bath: pvt. st. entrances; class doors:
also sgle: rn. and dble. nm. MRS. Julia
envy CHASE double bedrooms with
p 1sss g. AVE- w. NV w. 7sas pan.m.ni.n
TO share With another semitic
man. large front bedroom; go month
GEORGEIowN. 1907 sla ST. nv
looking lovely Tudor pl.: excel. transp.
1901 KALoRAMA RID. N.W.-Rooms fog
BE- We VeRM MS@sp AVE- Sen
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snpi s couple .' ssi.rsnsss: no drinE.ass
s 81 as nsHM NJ ri. s.w.-Rennsd ZEN.
yate home, SIS q month. pU 9114.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOARDING--All breeds, heated, private In
and out side runs, each separately ken
KR sssssfs 4 ssaa D Ies sSF
f Ezsfrk BuN RsSns s Fl n.s 1
aiSG ~ Si1 'ss s00as bath
Ing and .. eo sfa spSa a puppies
DOGS tSG AND 6't CARS boarded, Week ends o,
longer; heated kennels pickup service;
S N 1sls eenn ave W. Ss KEN
Axe registered. wormed and inoculated:
TsssonsaLb ae .v CAL MA. 1890 daytiYss;
BOSTON orEEEIER PUPPIES. Axe. male
and females: the lasting Easter gift. Alex.
s seoSz e r Ahss asss f.wn. and 5sn.
rIkdSIsEE rysfEs iisils BEAUTIES E gss,.
s sSn e. rs s ksnx0ri arTEs os ~ Easter
healthy. playful and highly ornamental.
s sas Gai "a an ss4 intelligent companion
RABBITS, Checker Giants. both breeding
sso5 ana ao 1 Van S. s s. SOM aSSs
COCKER PUPPIES, lively, healthy speci-
rss wv Va. a Pas one feo ana ~n''e nsse'
CAPITAL DOG TRAINING CLUB. outdoor
training season begins Sunday, April 9. at
hssa G5ssf q. RffE wa sses On 81 GIL s0 se
IRISH sErTEa PUPPIES, 10 weeks old. 3
beautiful registered females, solid red.
sspsIi9s5 Sri sfaNsirL r 2sas r.s.
Ell eslaa Ro & fH,': sa1o. iA LINN AHI
SHERRY. 5 miles from Fails Church trsf-
6K si tsFssa 81 5a. sopse
show specimens; sire Son ssee5dale, cep;
6 6s1sssT.ssrr wsssiihinston Grove Nd
oEksS sFqEs Far RFs Rssa sgaWy RSaRess
eGsss na s GatheI pSPrrE 81 black
males. months. BY champion Gilfran's
Glider. Line-bred to candidate and trader
Won YIN s a few 5. s.en H e ss sm
1871 Isl naaa sn g. 1 n es II AS
COCKER SPANIEL, female. black, mos. ::
SosToS fHsRIER PGaPPiffEs, se.as aS
Louisiana ave, BALTIC. FL.
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, black and tan,
sSasnRan & sIyd nnppIe. ; sgaS HACK
OPERATOR per for n rsiis Church sziaWi. 1A
AT STUD, Boston terriers: large selection
Of beautiful stud dogs; fee SO and SIS.
I'LL Z. Capitol 1t.
TWO OUTSTANDING BOXER MALES,
show quality. sound and possessing top
cropped inoculated, Axe reg, Int. Chs.
Lassig utz. Dorian: slsurd blood lines.
Tech. sergt. Holt. Gisnbernie, Nd. crair,
0I-W-6. Route one, Severn. Md.
FOR SAIE-BeautifuI Chihuahua and Toy
Manchester puppies, smallest of all dogs
Write THARP.S KENNEL. Ola Lexington.
Cumberland. Nd. phone 1497-M.
SCOTTIE PUPPKS. 8 wks. old, purebred.
male and female. Phone Bowie 3491.
EASTER BUNNY. white. beautiful pet for
children. 81 so. 4405 Kansas ave. NV.
KITTENS. 8, healthy. playful, need good
home. Cali 81 2042.
ENGLISH BULL PUP, Axe resistersd.
COLLIE FUPRIEs, sable and white, mos.
old: grandxEine, 70. Phone 1921.
LOVELY CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, months.
registered and pedigreed. J. r. BELL n.
.. No. l. 0ettysburE Ps.
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 e 81. n,N.s
sSI i: 3: RED CHICKS. elees tested. $1,000
vile phT e ogss 1ee6 IS hwy A isMSam MYas
loru'n passed; New Hampshire. White or
Ra55ss Py Wfts or Fo esne at O. s1t1s
SoWAAN SHICKs. Nd: q: s; App;.pul.
pro g 3uE S f sa
s5ssS asSs arf sss ss.eEs
BABY CHICKS, brooders, poultry feeds.
a essses a c. fNe III New York S ave
MALLARD DUCKS, small breeding flock;
also about 20 Pekins, all laying; geese.
G ao t SaW aH gaas red bullets
weeks Old. 81 so each; Apply ROGER p.
turn left on LIST road crossing Glenn Dale,
R1sh ssniliss q ssas
tub. septic tank; $500 Old Fort I'd; Sc.
adsTs Gh1HRs iii e. siss9n MEANS
ERY; 1902 gladsnsbqrE I'd. NE; II. 1922.
rum Controlled Under the r. F. puo
Barred Rocks New Hampshires. crosses or
Leghorns tunsexedl. So per 1o0;' heavy
pu iS SO per TO- Leshor nA BULLETS s
1875 per 100; light and heavy breeds,
assorted, So. 90 per 100; large strain Leg
h ilos soeksTels s. per 1907 s,s PER 1o9
rI6 sSTsh gsh chic Chicks aed-x-Rocks
mixed,- 1895; Minerca, broilers. s2.s5 per
snip cd. LoNpoN POULTRY. BOX
B fa au saaiIn bfooa l. Reds Rocks,
crosses, Lsghornss Sc 95 per 100; assorted
neayy mixed se ~ 8 ssi Jumbo LsshoIn sos5 k;
SsgE Shisks Boz zas. Trenton, n.
CHICKS, hlood-tssted. finest quality, Reds.
Barred, White Rocks Sock.Red crossss,
er and Minorca cockerels. 81. 95 per / 90;
immediate live delivery guaranteed: cod.
GORDON PAEAsANTSs males and females:
EAsTfER BABY cHGKs. Toe each. GLE.
BRoiLER BATTERY. 3ax41x7o inches
high, excel. condition; 2-thermostat con-
troled. cleo heated upper decks, 8 finishing
decks: hold day-old chicks to finished broil-
ers. Call ewes. AK. 1908.
35 WHITE LEGH0RNS, Roseiawn certified
layers. 8 months old. So each. GE. Abs.
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

va. ANTHRACITk. egg, stove and nut
Sl3.57: pea. S11 AZ: buckvheat. 1897;
Pocahontas egg, SI2.s4; stove, s12.67;
section: Of rs Blue RIDGE COAL CO.
COkDWoOD, pine. sIs cord; or SO
cords. Call Dupont ZIG. s.
ANDLRONS, IRE tools, screens and All Ere
place goods repaired and .yefinished. p. +
So CORDS M sLA AZ cut ns in "a nreplsse
or stove length. S12 per cord or best oder.
]. W BAYNE, 1851 Forestville I'd. Sc.
WASHINGTON 10. .. c.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTEp.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcula-
tors, once equipt., all kinds; top price
paid. DI. 1879; ewes, Sunday, co. 1925
ADDING MACHINES, typewriter, ealcula-
tors. oouRht and sold and rented. RI. lit.
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construction machinery,
rental and hauling; general contracting,
land clearing, road and street building.
HosPiTAI BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITuRE CO. 622 E st NV National
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TRUMPET-Brass plated "Roman-Braude"
with alligator nlush-lined case; price, $40.
with tan leath'tte case. made by Mar
ceau'': price, S27.50
Trumpet-Brass, made by 'Carl Fisch-
err: price, S22. 80.
Radio-"zenith''. 5-tube. latest model;
like new: was $3.50 price. 500. so.
MILLER s, Al H st. NV. (opp. GPO).
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BIT. Briar Gin DINGHY
All are fully equipped, freight paid.
Several new 81 IT., 40 IT. and 40 It.
livery Used boats. all sizes. STICKEL-
WHEELER YACHT CO., los Penn ST., Bal
timore, Md Plaza SALT.
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Look out! There's another big rail-
roadwagedemandheade dyourway!
The incorporating unions alone
whose members do not actually
operate trains are demanding a
fiat increase of 20 cents an hour.
These demands would cost the rail-
roads of the country five hundred
sixty-eight million dollars a yedrl
Last year these employees had
an increase Of 1871 cents an
hour. This was their third major
wage increase since 1889. Their
average weekly pay has gone up
75%, as against a cost-Of-Iiving
rise Of 54SS. !
Since 1889, railroad wage and
material costs have gone up more
than three times as much as freight
rates, and five times as much as
passenger fares. That is why in