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SCONTRINO TO MEET ,r
FOUNTAIN FRIDAY NIGHT
Main Events At
Title Bouts At
NCCS-USO Boxing
Exhibition

Augie Scontrino, 1873 pounds.
Fleet Sonar will meet Reuben
Fountain, 1876 pounds, USS Tus-
carora, in the main event at the
NCCS-USO Fights tomorrow
night These heavyweights have
both been seen in action by Key
Westers, in recent matches with
c. II. Mercer, who mad been
transferred to another Naval
Base.
They are both terrific bat
tiers and will put on a great
show.
Those outstanding light-heavv-
Weights, TEX" Harding. l74
pounds, USS Wilkie, and Warren
Fields, l73 pounds, Seaplane
Base, will meet in the ring for
the first time Friday night. They
are both winners in their pre-
vious bouts and are all-out for
the winners trophy.
Othel Legg, l59 pounds, Blimp-
ron, will have another go with
"Diablo" Simon, 100 pounds YSD
81, for the middleweight title.
Hard-hitting P. L. Pyatt, ia
pounds, USS Gilmore, will be
matched with AN amateur from
Miami.
Charles Wise, us pounds. u. S.
Naval Hospital, and Crosby
Horne, 40 pounds, Key West, are
contenders for the Junior Light
Heavyweight Trophy.
There will be no reserved tic
ket section for these final bouts.
and early arrivals on Friday eve
ming, who hold the general ad-
mission SIPS tickets. will have
their choice of ringside or bleach
or seats.
The first bout will be ct Sis
pm. and the gate will open at
1890 pm.
The complete card of the Cham
pionship Title Bouts at Noes
USO on Friday evening will be
announced in The Citizen tomor-
row.
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to that time but not received b,
the committee at press time, will
be considered for the first quar-
ter. "''
3. What plans the committee ha.
for judging the entries. we do MOI
know at the present time. Las
year. however, entries, were judg.
ed by a committee, of charter.
boatmen and Jaycees.
More Entries This Year
The overall picture of the
tournament this year is. far bet.
ter than the l948 contest.
More entries have been re-
ceived. there are seven more
classifications of fish. weights are
heavier with but three excep.
tons. Amberiack, bonita, and
sailfish are lighter this year than
last.
All this in spite of the fact that
many people will not take the
time to enter their catches with
the tournament committee.
Illinois The Fishsrmen's State
Apparently more people from
Illinois are interested in deep-ses
fishing. The records show that
this state has been the leader by
far in both tournaments. Ohio
probably would come second
Entries have been received from
| tourists living in fifteen differen'
states.
Many Fish Not Entered
Hanging from the fish rack O
one of the charter oatmen tn,
other day was a barracuda tina
/ must have heeno the arandadd,
| Of them all, IT looked like a sur
winner for the first aHarter.. To
entry to- date is 3Bh pounds.
/ Jack Murray, chairman of tn
Fishing Tournament Commits
said that no entry had been mad
! for it.
Maybe they are waiting unit
they catch a big onei
An-Fiorida Fishing Tournament
The idea of an All-Florida Fish
| ing Tournament to me has ire
mendous possibilities, and to ge
it started would not require tn.
expenditure of too much persona
effort on the part OF any one.
The tournament could be divid
ed into two groups, fresh and salt
water. Cities sponsoring salt wa
ter tournaments could contribute
a pro-rata share for their prizes
and the same could be done by
fresh water areas.
Many Cities Sponsor
Tournaments
Practically every city of any
size, if it is accessible to the At
lantic, the Gulf. or any body of
fresh water at some time spon-
sors a fishing tournament, ,..,t.
If each of these cities in setting
up their budget each year would
appropriate a little additional
money to. be deposited with some
recognized state organization for
the purpose of awarding prizes
for the largest fish to be caught
in the state, the expense would
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be negligible, and the city in
which the largest fish, were
caught would profit tremendous
ly by the added publicity.
Local Tournaments
Would Continue
Local tournaments in each
community would continue UNI
der their present set-up. with the
added feature of being a possible
winner in the state contest. So
the state contest would help
rather than hinder the eommuni-
ties participating
1t has possibilities, | believe.
How about letting me hear from
you?
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SCALES:

SCALES: es4.---.-
The first entry received blythe
tournament committee SINCE Com
mander Kenneth ]. Barclay
caught a 40-pound wahoo, on the
22nd of January, by a Navy man.
was received on the 3lst of JAM
uary.
Thomas r. Ratcliff, ENC, liv-
ing at Trailer No. 8, Fort Taylor,
submitted an entry for i5rpound
mutton snapper. !,
While not a winner. Ratcliff
will receive citation for his eff
fort and we hope many more
will follow his example.
Other catches reported were:
Bonita, Is pounds, 80 ms. long,
girth 20 ms, by VIM. H. Maxant,
Evanston, H., who also entered
an anberjack. weight 39la
| pounds, 43 ms. long. girth 25sins.
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Valdez Leading
Hitter In Havana
Key West Series

Leading hitters in the Havana
University-Key West baseball Sc
ries the past weekend:
c. Valdez, 1000;
Richardson, 1000;
Alonzo, ,667;
Gonzalez, 500;
Hernandez, 500;
Santa Cruz, .416;
Puents, 500;
Tuya, 500;
A. Acevedo, 500; =,
AL. Acevedo, 500;
B. Villareal, 500;
L. Butler, 500;
Domihguez, 1868;
Smith, 1888;
D. Roberts, 1893;
Sweeting, 1893;
Jack Villareal, 1893;
Morales 300;
Arrizurieta, $50;
Aguiar, $50:
Lattice, $50;
J. Villareal, $50;
G. Barber, $50;
CaXeante, 200;
ESpinosa, 200.
Most times at bat-LaFitte IL,
Santa Cruz IL, Espinosa 10. Her
nandez 10.
Runs Scored-LaFitte 5, Santa
Cruz 4, Hernandez 4, A. Acevedo
2, Roberts 2.
Most hits-Hernandez 5. Santa
Cruz 5, Dominguez 4, Roberts 2,
Alonzo 2. AL. Acevedo 2, Roberts
2.
Home run-DomingueZ.
Two-base hits - Richardson,
LaFitte, Hernandez, ]. Villareal.
Three base 'hits-Acevedo, Fial-
10.
Stolen bases-Acevedo Q, San
tana 2, Dominguez 2.
Bases on ballS-Albury 3, Ca
seante 4, LaFitte 4 S, Cruz 3.
Struck out-Sterling 8. LaFit-
tie 3, Estrada 8, S. Cruz 2, Barber
2.
Sacrifice hits--Cates 2.
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English Plan
Textile Training

LONDON = tP) = The Cotton
Board has announced it win es-
tabllsh pilot schools in cotton
spinning and weaving. Aboard
official says the scheme will
made industrial history in Brit
ain."
We shall take nominees of
trade unions as well as those
selected by individual cotton
spinning and weaving firms" he
says. The training will be given
free of charge by professional in
dustrial consultants..'
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st. Leo Lions
TO Play Local
Basketeers
tspeaial to Tke Clsssesl

ST LEO. Feb. 3.-The St. Leo
Lion cage team leaves here today
on am $50 mile round trip TO en-
gage two leading South Florida
teams, Kentucky Military Insti-
'tute, at Venice, and Key West
high school, at Key West. The
Lions meet the cadets there To-
night 8. q clock, and Key West
tomorrow and Saturday, 8 p. m.
The trip will make. the Lions
first encounter with the Key West
five, though they have already
met the KIM quintet this season.
A week ago they lost to the ca
diets 46 to 38 after holding a mar
row lead most of the way.
Currently holding a four won,
two lost, record. the locals are
coached by Pat Reen, formers I'm
iversity of Florida star eager. A.
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RATES for
BLACKJACK TYPE

The rate for Blackface Type
IS lls times a line more than
the cost for regular type.
BLACKJACK CAPS is charg-
ed at the rate of 2 times per
line more than for regular
type. 81
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The Pittsburgh Hornets of the
American Hockey League have
organized a pee wee league of
youngsters from IL to IA from the
Smoky City.
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In II Basketball Association of
America contests this season the
winning team has scored 100 or
more points. In five of these
games both teams reached the
century mark.
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Will Give An Advertiser
In These Columns A
Slime Classified
for Three Days
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Sports Calendar
BASKETBALL

AiiSH oCnool gymnasium
Might
THURSDAY
7:00-Junior Varsity VS.. Billie's
Drive-InS.
8;OO-Bob's Sport Shop VS.
Pollock's Jewels.
9:00-Elks Club VS.. Sonar
School "B".
TUESDAY, FEB, a.
7:O0-Junior Varsity VS.. Elks
Club.
8:00-Bob's Sport Shop VS..
Morales Cleaners.
900 - Beachcomber jewelers.
VS.. Billie's Drive-Ins.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. o.
7:00-Junior Varsity VS.. Sonar
School "B".
8:00-Pollock's Jewels VS.. Mo-
rales Cleaners.
9:00-Sonar School "a" VS..
Bob's Sport Shop.
WEDNESDAY, FEBs 10
7:00-Sonar School "B" VS..
Billie's Drive-Ins.
8:00-Elks Club VS.. Beach
comber jewelers..
9:00-Polloek's Jewels VS.. Son.
ar School "a.
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Bill Kennedy of the ST. Louis
Browns was the only American
League pitcher last season to par
ticipate in a triple play.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-03

Thirty-three race tracks are
members of the Thoroughbred
Racing Associations of the United
States, Inc.
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ELkS, SOUND SCHOOL b:
WIN GAMES LAST NIGHT
Elks Won By Score
Of A To ID; Sound
School "a" Beats
Morales Cleaners

Elks Club won the first game In
ne second half of the schedule
Inst night and Billie,s lost the
nrst game. Sound school B team
Won over the Beachcombers by a
~ 70 40 score and the last game
was won by Sound School A five
pver the Morales Cleaners.
In the first game the Billies
drive in held the Elks club score
less in the first quarter and they
scored one point, but from then
on II was all Elks club, for they
scored "A points to Is the Drive in
boys. Curry and Valdes scored IA
points each and Nunex ten, for
the loser. Freeman and Bazo
scored 4 points each.
Score by quarters:
blllles Drv. In / 4 2 6-l3
Elks Club -..--.-..-.. 0 IL l8 1914
In the second game the Sound
School b Club won over the
Beachcombers with their second
squad almost all through the
game. A newcomer, named Ro-
binson looked good in his first
game. Peterson scored ten, Rob
inson nine and Myatt eight
points led the winners and In
graham S, Osterhoudt and Her
rick four each and Villareal
scored one and Saunders 2 points.
Score by quarters:
Bchcomers j. 3 5 6 2-l@,
Sound School 1000 9 IA 6 l4-4O
In the third game the Sonar
School played the Morales Clean
ers and the Sonar boys played
five OF their second club to start
with and for three quarters held
the Cleaners at bay. In the last
quarter some of the first string
went in and the Cleaners came
within two points of tying the
score and made a try for it when
the whistle blew. Boyah was
high men with 10 points, Newlan
Q for losers, Castillo 10. c.. Sweet
ing z and Barber 6.
Score by quarters:
Sound School .-.-. 8 8-27
Morales Clean - 6 6 9-25
Referee: Villareal; umpire: Do
meneck, timer Shepherd and !
Scorer Aguilar.
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Walls AND SCALES
BY JACK DELANEY
WALLS:

The first quarter of the Jaycee-
sponsored Island City Fishing
Tournament closed Tuesday at
midnight. Entries caught prior
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The St. Louis Cardinals will
conduct a mass training camp at
Albany, Ga, next spring, with
4oo players from Is farm teams
in action. 80
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All five starters on Villanova's
basketball team are juniors.
There are four more juniors and
three sophomores on the l2-man
squad.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-03

There are 81 ten year veterans
playing in the National Baseball
League.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
REFRIGERATION

Immediate service, domestic or
commercial. Holbrook Refrig-
Grafton Service, Phone 724-W.
jan3l- 6tx
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Apprentice jockey sensation
Clarence Picou rode more than
200 winners. in his first year on
the tracks.
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Sports Shorts

In Frank Leahy's six-year
coaching tenure at Notre Dame,
his football teams have won SO
games. lost three and tied five
for a percentage of .943.
Although Frank Fanovich won
only nine games and lost l3 for
Syracuse, the pitcher was chosen
as the lefthander on the Interna-
tlonal Leagues all-star team.
DR.. A. H. Davidson, KY, vet
ernarian, made approximately
800 preforations with the cleo
trically heated needle in the re.
cent firing treatment of Cita-
ton at Hialeah.
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HOME DECORATORS
FOR SALE-HOUSEHoLD
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES

Radio phonograph, half cost.
Leaving Groom apartment va
cant, some furnishings. 709
Emma, Apt. A. feb3-3tx
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GARDEN AND LAWN
SUPPLIES

Dog remedies, flea and tick pow
ders. soaps. Sunday shower,
choakers, collars, harnesses.
etc. Key West Garden and
Lawn Supply Co., $50 Fleming
ST., Tel. 1919. feb1-tf
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APPRECIATION

We wish to thank the donors of
blood and all of those who aided
US IN the recent sickness of our
wife and mother, Mrs. Geneva
Roberts. She is well and at home
now Also our thanks to DR.. Les
ter, who performed the successful
operation. THE FAMILY
feb3-ltx !.
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SERVIcES-LAUNDRY
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
RADIOS

Radio repairs, while U-wait. Low
standard prices by catalog. IA
years radio experience in
manufacturing plants. ll16
Whitehead Street. Telephone
769-M. ian25- l5tx
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

F.indles of old newspapers at :
cent each bundle. Inquire at
. The Citizen Office, nov20-tf
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IA horse Palmer engine. Two
fire extinguishers, l2-foot skiff,
Alb. galvanized anchor. 100
foot 3/8 galvanized chain. APP
ply l106 Angela. feb2-3tx
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MISCELLANEOUS

Picture framing. Paul Di Negro,
GA Francis Street, Telephone
1197-M. jan29-26tx
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FOR RENT--APARTMENTS
AND HOUSES

Furnished apartment, 3rooms and
bath. Maid and janitor serv-
ices. linens and utilities fur
nished, Coral Hotel Apart
ments, opposite Post Office.
feb1-tf
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FOR SALE-HAHDWARE
FOR SALE-BOATS AND
MARINE MOTORS

l2-foot boat with trailer and
Champion AZ motor. Good con-
dition. $l85.00. Apply 800
Georgia, Phone 665-W.
jan3l-6tx
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Bathtub, lavatory and toilet, COM
plete. Also porcelain sink with
drain. Good condition. $4,000.
1871 Flagler. febl-3tx
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Two ice boxes, like new. Stutz
Hotel, 4l0 Fleming Street.
feb1-tf
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Photo enlarger (Solar 1900. F AS
lens, like new. Phone 248-M.
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Bathtub, toilet and wash bowl,
: $4,000. IL window panes, new
and damaged, 500 reduced.
Wrecked trailer house, cheap.
Write Box No. law, cIo Citi-
zen. feb2-3tx
Evening star., 1949-08-21
FARM AND GARDEN

BOYLE TREE SURGERY-For tree
removals, planting, trimming. Call
81. 1918 day or RA. 1879 after 6.
BuLLDozERs. rent or contract for
land clearing and excavating; reas.
rates: free estimates. AT. 0725.
FLAGsToNE WALKS. terrace. fire.
PLACES rock gardens, lens fish ponds re ai
cUec1o. Route 8. formers lane,
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 1858.
ROTOTILLERS-Spr cleanup sale.
es and raasSn snd poS ias
CENTRAL MOTOR Co, CH. 1000.
5000 Lee hwv.. Arlington. Va.
NAL GHAIS sAws SIND and sn1ins ss1yss
LANDSCAPE SERVICE -, Pruning.
planting. transplant, sodding, lawns
made, renovated. tree work. flag
stone walks; cement walks and drive drive
GARDEN HaS6; " rRAcToRss & MeaKER 1 sH to 'SsS 81
hit; walking, riding, plows. disc,
culti., sickle bars. power lawn mower.
Expert tractors, scooters, power
lawn mower repairing, mowers
sharpened; new, used. Sun, 2 to
c6w PM MiNsE 12s n oF Wss5 Topso 81 Alex yoa va
W" MAN SnG OI VI oOAh. IL Joo
are looking for high-auality. genuine
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corncobs, ETC., good clean manure.
the kind you have right to expect
ard will get, Homestead Dairy Farm
nure M sappp or topso yGaI devered in Wsshns
ton,. If not less than ton lots, 81 for
Cali GEORGE SABINE. Gathers
burg, Md. Phone Gaithersburg 6S6.
FLAGsToNE WALKS, terraces. fire.
places, rock gardens, fish ponds. re.
kinds Of cement work. F. MARCUC-
cIO, Route 5: Horners lane. Rock
vile. Md. Phone Rockville 1888,
ONE 36-IN. rubber tired fertilizer,
or lime spreader. Perfect. S15. One
24-in. heavy steel lawn roller. $40.
One Dobbins flame sprayer. practi;;
Gally new. new. cost S23.7o, $40. Call
ROADS. DRIvEWAYs. parking lots,
black top, bluestone, crushed stone.
einders; bsnk gravel; free estimate.
MYkTLf. III aLfslp; POOLS. porches. sidewalks,
BUIIDozER, hour or contract I'VE
go anywhere), grading. lawns. roads.
driveways. Free estimates. 10.
new s'i EQUIPMENT, new Holland
balers, bale leaders. ensilage har-
yesters. forage blowers, dunham disc
harrows, soil pulverizers, new idea
2 row corn pickers,. manure spread.
ers, wagon, side rake, International
A. C. and H. tractors, 2-12 and IA
in. plows, power, drive corn binders,
ensilage harvesters, disc harrows,
manure leaders,. lime and fertilizer
distributors, hammer mills, 2 m.
mounted corn picker, manure
spreaders and leaders. Bulldozer
blades. Disc plows for all make
snd sTas0s and do2n pGss shss assi s
cutters. farm wagons and bodies.
ensilage cutter, brilliant grass seed
er, used equipment round drive corn
binder, ensilage cutter, Fla and
F-2o tractors, mowers, combine,
Myers and Farauhar. sprayers, milk
corn cribs; stosk 1sIkvt tsnkS sn and s! con-
Spring. Md, SH. 1880.
INTERNATIONAL CUB TRACTOR and
equipment. Now available. Ideal
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THE FALLS CHURCH AZALEA GAR
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Of two Or more more Also fine SELECTION ss
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Rosemary lane.
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POULTRY AND EGGS
LAYING HENS. 40. So each; pullet!
AZ N H starting to Law. 81 each

LAYING HENS, 40. So each; pullets,
65. N. H., starting to lay, So EACH
as sf new WI HAMPSHIRE RED cockerels
selected for breeding; vaccinatee
months old: $3.50 ca: 200 New
old, So. Is ca. LO. 3-7195.
PULLETS, 90c up. from z wks. te
laying age: N. H. Reds. Barred
Rock, Leghorn. few crosses: baby
chicks avail. in Sept. Open Suns
Feed, poultrys equipment, new ane
used; supplies; wholesale and retail
HoAG'S NORBECK HATCHERY, LO
fSanTAa doing approx. asD ssSo.ooo ysss;i
will handle. Box 13-x. Star.
5000 Mccemmas ave-. Kensington
nv Nv HxmarsafRE hNa Psi2ssE' REDS, fryers and
yzMEs zstsTipf FEEp seisfsrsR STORE eis Sssss g.
turkeys; poultry supplies. Me. O0S9
DUCKS, fine selection, good to eat OF
breed; $50 discount this week end
c6%AN 6SszSaiie GHicks, iidgHs Md.-u. 8. app. Pul
Clean. Bred by us for more profit.
Hatch Tues. COWAN FARMS. Bowie.
Mo Phone 2341.
IS N. H. PULLETS. mos. old. S1.5O
each, M. !; LEWIS, l z miles west
of Glen Dale, Md, on Greenbelt rd.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

WANTED - $40 Holstein heifers,
fresh or to freshen this fall. Must
be negative to Bangs and reasonably
priced. Write particulars. Box
GENTLE R1IDiING MARE. 3 yrs. old;
$3.50 or best offer: BROOK GROVE
FARM, Olney, Md. -21
1 GENTLE HACK MARE. 1 thorough
bred high-jumping mare; both
cheap. Two gentle ponies. Beautiful
cocker pups. reg. Rockville 9sS9
-21
80 HEAD Of heifer steers. from 700
to 900 lbs. each. fine feeders. 23h
marset. asnts '1 Va Ii phons aiBBGss Rssmalksi nfs
REGIsTERED TAMwoRTH HoGs-
Bred gifts. farrow, early Sept; 4
mo.-old boars and gifts. WHITE
pfs GGkUMMs snNsa.s FAsM xtF FairfsF ia SsWh3
2 PoNIEs. CART AND SADDLE for
sale NO. 1916. s4oo. MRS.
saokTHoRNs-Res; 8 cows.
heifers, 3 young bulls. Females ell
eRsrry Z ai fp senator aos which Nas s0 sired
by Alpine Sensation. T. Gardins
Champ. ccs1nre0 rA. !nte5Ss''0Aa' $3.50. AAO
HORSE-Gentle. fine for garden OF
MR fhsR GSArs. GSrs cal mk ~ anS Sofs fids pure.
bred buck service; reas. priced by
local milk goat breeder. EN-. 538S
PONY COLT-Gelving. 2 yrs. old;
mother. Welsh pony: father Palo-
mino; beautiful cond., very, gentle;
$500 Or best offer: buck sheep
MATTAPoNI FARM. Groom. Md
FRESH GUERNSEY COW with large
week-old heifer calf. Milks 5 gals.
Tested. $3.50. MR.. EVANS. oW,
FORMER CAVALRY OFFICER has
near Potomac, Md. a new 3-stall
groom. Would feed and board l
or 2 good horses from Sept. l., In
exchange for riding privileges. First
class care guaranteed. Reply. Box
sSs' e-year-old registered
roGGENBGR s5ei5Gh BGE STAR Raev1sT BTck sa's and
sons closing out herd. Silver Spring
COW: with heitsr calf. No dealers
REGIsTERED FeHRs Ell ,0gEi ggEEiRsEYs-15 heifers
all cAlving this fall; fine type; tor
cinated: 5000 each. Write MRS
A. H. Schultz, 4719 Macarthur blvd
2 HIGH GRADE, Toggenburg goats
/ milker, 3!a ats. average, l year
3 my YoGNG GtSG' HIREFoRp HI efse' cows. s ige.
exc, stock G with 2nd calf by. sidel
$3.50 for all. c., HoYBACH. WI
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