davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Occasional
Furniture

2-s19.95 Cocktail Tables, ma
hogany veneer, as S8.49
1-Sl4.95 Cocktail Table, ma
hogany finish, as S7.88
1-S11.95 End Table, walnut
finish, as is ------S4.99
1-S19.95 Cocktail Table, ma
hogany finish, no glass 1888
1-$29.95 COmmode Table. ma
hogany, leather top S12.99
1-S19.95 Console Table, ma
hogany veneer, floor sample,
S1O.88
1-S21.95 Drum Table, mahog-
any veneer, floor sample, $11.99
1-$19.95 Cocktail Table, blond
finish, floor sample 1888
1-$12.95 Bookcase, mahogany
finish, 18" wide, as is $4.99
1-S16.95 Gossip Bench Phone
Set, mahogany finish, top dam
aged SO
1-S69.50 Secretary. Gov. Win
throp, mahogany veneer, floor
sample -----------S3 1895
1-S15.95 Cocktail Table, ma
hogany finish, floor sample,
SS.49
$1,000 Lamp Table, mahog-
any finish, nicked $5.49
1-S1O.95 Lamp Table, wheat
finish, scratched ----- $3.50
1-$6.95 Wall Shelf, mirror
back, mahogany finish $3.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Knit IfsOea'aUear'

80 Imperfects of $1.65 NyIon
Tricot Briefs, small size only
in broken colors ~ 89c
175-79c RayOn Jersey Briefs
and Panties, full cut, comforta-
BILE styles in tearose shade, sizes
5 and 6 only ----3 for S1.00
60-39c Run-Resist Rayon
Briefs, Hollywood and band-leg
styles, assorted pastels in sizes
and 6 ----.-4 for SI.OO
20 $1.69 RayOn and Silk Vests,
broken sizes in tearoSe, soiled,
CSC
81 Imperfects of S3.95 Lace
trimmed Rayon Jersey Gowns,
famous name style, full cut,
pastel colors in regular sizes,
S2.63
30-$4.95 Famous Name Nylon
Tricot Slips, full cut, tailored
style, discontinued number, not
all sizes and colors $3.95
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
1928 and s9.9S Pearluick
yMssiOs' ShOp

eo-SS.s5 10 SASS One-Piece
Dresses and dresses with jack
cts, solid and printed rayons
S4.0O
1o-$le.95 to SASS Dressy
Rayons, navy with white pique
Va Ah -------- So.uU
-SS.W DresSy SundresSes,
With bolero, rayon tissue faille.
$l7.00
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Electrical
Appliances

$685. Adjustable Window Fan,
16-inch blade. Sturdy and ef-
tlclent, powerful. Finished in
ivory S39.95
SlO.95 Window Fan, draws in
fresh air, takes out stale air.
Adjustable to any standard
window. Easily moved. White
4ullSl 1888
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Stationery

S9-25c Floral Notes, 10 to box,
5 boxes for $1.00
10c Pkg. of Traders Cards, 18
to pack --.------ SC
$500 to $500 Rayon Bridge
Table Covers ----9S -9Sc
2l-$1.00 Glass Ash Receiver
Sets, S pieces ~ ---- SIC
$500 Simulated Leather
Memo Pads ... 79c
S9-S1.00 Plastic Canasta Table
Covers, rose, green, blue. Print
ed with game rules --, 3Sc
3-$3.95 Fibre Board Canasta
Table Covers, elastic holders
for keeping cards in place, $2.69
S-Sl.95 81 m u a d Leather
Desk Secretaries -- $l.OO
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Housewares

7s-S1.39 Mothproof Garment
Bags ------------99c
14-s2.9S EDO Storage
Chests Sl.9S
40-S6.9S Storage Chests, E-Z-
Do de luxe model S3.98
10-$3.9S Picnic Grill Sets, char
coal grill, hamburger cooker.
hot dog cooker. etc. $2.98
10-S16.95 Double Door Ward
robes, 64hx24x20", as is -.S11.99
6-S14.95 Double Door Ward
robes, 60x24x20", as is S9.99
2-S14.95 Single Door Steel
Broom Closets, as is $3.50
4-S12.95 Single Door Utility
Cabinets, 64x18x11", as is, $3.50
1-$12.95 Single Door Utility
Cabinet, 60xl8x12", as is, S6.99
1-$12.95 Double Door Wall
Cabinet, as is -----$ $3.50
2-S8.95 Single Door Wall Cab
inetS, as is S5.99
6-$3.49 Steel Underbed Chests,
as is S1,99
29c Enamel Colanders, white
with red trim Sc
89c to $1.00 Metal Canister Sets,
Ape; Aluminium Drain Board;
Enamel Refrigerator Pans, 44c
S1.19 to $1.29 Bowl Brush and
Holder; Oval Enamel Dish Pan;
Tall Kitchen Waste Basket, 59c
S1.49 Enamel Pudding Pan;
Wooden Splint Picnic Basket,
74c
$l.98 Oval Enamel Dish Pan;
Enamel Water Pals; E1.amel
6-qt. Sauce Pot; Caddy Table
for outdoor serving; Oval
Eramel Baby Bath -- $50
S2.49 Plastic Shower Curtain
and Drape; Oval Enamel Baby
Bath; Oval Waste Basket, $1.24
S2.9S to $3.50 Sanette Can l2-
qt.; Enamel Sterilizer; Metal
Triple Shelf Bathroom Fixture,
S1.98
S5.SS Oblong Enamel Baby
Bath $2.49
S11.98 Refrigerator Box for pic
MICS, etc. ----------------$7.SS
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Housewares
h Price and Less

69c Pickup Forks; Wooden
Spoons for Mixing; 3-pc. Plastic
Seal Sac Bowl Cover Sets SAC
$1.00-$1.49 Glass Back Wall
Thermometers; Galvanized
Twin Pals ....s-,.-.----. =. 49c
SITS to S2.0O White Enamel
Percolators, 8 cup; Desk Their
na0meters, Cultivators for Gar
denS --,- .-;,-.ss,.s-- -89C
Ss.s8 Heavy Gauge Plastic Carr
lrlent Bags -- -.-. Sl,99
$2.49 and $3.50 Plastic Beverage
Sets. 7 pcs; Dolly Stretchers,
adjustable to size and shape,
S1.24
S7.95 and $7.99 Standard Size
Curtain Stretchers; Ice Vaults,
$3.97
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Upholstery

40 Pcs. 39c to 59c Curtain Strips,
all short lengths ---- Sc
81 Pcs. S3.9s Pillow Shams,
rayon satin, assorted colors,
$1.9S
4S Prs. $1.9S Lustron Fibre
Draperies, assorted florals,
$1.49 pr.
21 Prs. $3.95 Sample Curtains.
for dinette or kitchen CSC pr.
AZ Prs. CSC Plastic Draperies,
az yards long, gold color.
2 for $1.0O
% Pcs. S6.95 Rayon Taffeta Tai
lored Bedspreads, rose, blue,
green, gold colors, full size
l0Sx9o. Matching draperies,
each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S4.99
FL Pcs. S2.ss Printed Plastic
Bedspreads, assorted colors,
S1.69
48 Pcs. S2.49 Auto Covers, made
of washable and reversible
cotton crash, natural color only,
m. $1.69
49 Pcs. $S.95 Cotton Marquisette
Bedspreads, in ivory color, S5.49
"a Pcs. $4.95 Cotton Marquisette
Curtains, in 90-inch length.
$2.8S pr.
IA Prs. S7.98 Permanent Fin
ished Organdy Curtains, picot
edge, extra fine count. Some
with colored border trim. All
famous make $5.49 pr.
S Pcs. $13.95 to $27.95 Porch
Recover Awnings. 90 101z %
15A Cd is #. widths,
- ---- --- - " price each
% Prs. S3.9S Permanent Fin
ished Organdy Curtains, in
white colors, 81 inches long and
"a inches wide to the pair, $2.79
80 Yds. 69c Organdy Trim,
permanent finished, white with
red, rose and gold trim. Ideal
for kitchen shelves and cur
tain borders 1Oc yd.
AZ Pcs. S3.9S Chintz Boudoir
Chair Covers, lily pattern in
assorted background colors,
S1.9S
49 Yds. CSC Yd. Chintz, in blue,
gold, striped floral design. n
price 49c yd.
FL Pcs. Seconds of Sl.49 Foam
Rubber Cushions, white color
only Observation-Disclosures csc ca.
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
NeckMeur

$3.50 Cotton BlouseS. tailored
and lace trimmed styles. White
and colors - xlss
$3.50 Cotton PiQue Shirt blouse,
=. sleeve, Riviera style. Flared
collar. White. pink. matte or
o4ue ------------ $3.50
Sl.M Cotton Pique Neckwear,
vee-neck and buster styles. am
broidery trimmed ------ Ssc
81 MuSsed Flowers, roses and
punches .-S 3 for Sl,oo
lrregs. Of $l.ss Blouses. rayon
prints and cotton prints .1sc
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Infants Wear

slice Children's Cotton Knit
Shortie Pajamas. short-sleeve
pullover top. short-leg pants.
elastic waist, pastels; sizes 4
~ AZ OOC
$3.50 Infants Nodkins, cotton
flannelette and birdseye, white
Soc Cotton Knit Polo Shirts.
Broken sizes to 6--. 29c
Boys $l.2S Cotton Knit Suits,
dark colors, pullover shirt,
boxer short styles, sizes 8 to s,
$50
$1.S9 and S2.SS Wool Sweaters,
button front and pullover styles,
broken sizes to 6-9 soc
3Sc Cotton Knit Pants, sizes
anu
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Radios

4S1S.95 Sentinel Radios 1850,
4 tubes and rectifier, built-in
aerial, assorted colors- S12.0O
4-S19.95 Arvin Radios (1950),
4 tubes and rectifier, metal
cases, unbreakable SI2.00
1-S79.95 Philco Table Combi-
nation, reconditioned radio,
single record player --$19.S5
1-S79.95 Emerson Disc Re-
cOrder in simulated leather cab
met, makes disc record record
Ing S29.95
Kann's-Appliance Store,
9th and D SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Bedroom
Furniture

1-$37.50 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, hair top, double size.
$26.8S
1-$29.5O Innerspring Mattress,
double size -----S $3.50
q S24.95 Innerspring Mat
tresses, twin size ---. SASS
1-S44.50 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, double size $27.88
1-S7.95 Cricket Chair, maple
finish -- $3.50
1-$10.95 Boudoir Chair, floor
sample -. .--- $5.55
l. $3.50 Simmons Studio
Couch, innersprings -----$49.50
l. $29.95 Innerspring Mat
tress, twin size ----$17.77
@S5.95 Vanity Benches, wal
nut finish --$3 1888
1-$24.95 Chest Drawers, wheat
finish -$13.99
@$57.5O Chest Drawers, solid
maple $34.95
-$22.50 Mite Tables, solid
maple ~ $14.95
l-s5s.5e Dresser, mahogany
veneer $3.50
5s1.69 Feather Pillows, 21x27-
inch cut size ---ea ca. S9c
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Fabrics

800 Yds. S2.s5 Silk Shantung, 6
desirable colorS So, 80 yd.
79c Rayon Dress Taffeta, Is
lovely colors --. SOC yd.
$l.39 Formal Novelty Sheers, 6
pastel shades - --- 99c yd.
S1.OO Famous Make Rayon
Shantung, IL colors -79c
$1.49 to $500 All Silk Prints,
99c yd.
1000 Yds. S1.00 Washable Rayon
Cords, 40" wide, 3 to 5 yd,
lengths - 59c yd.
79c Washable Butcher Rayon,
10 beautiful colors 49c yd.
79c to S1.69 Rayon Remnants,
39c to 99c yd.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Art Goods

12-S2.9S Stamped Toddler
Dresses, to 2 years S1.89
12-$1.98 Stamped Baby Dresses,
6 months to / year Sl.39
12-S2.29 Stamped Child's Pima
fOres, l to 3 years ---- S1.6S
16-$2.98 Stamped Rayon Crepe
16-79c Stamped Buffet and
Vanity Sets SOC
16-25c Crochet Cotton, soiled,
10c
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Observation-Disclosures
Wash Goods

zoo Yds. Sl.s9 Irish Dress Lin.
ems, navy only Sl.29 yd,
$50 Yds. 4sc Striped Cotton
Chambray, 80 inches wide. fast
colorS - Iae "a
1000 Yds. 40 to sl.19 Cotton
Remnants, desirable lengths
from regular stock,
25c to 5Se yd.
60 Yds. S1.25 Woven Dotted
Novelty Cottons, 36 inches wide.
3sc I'D.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Sport Shop

10-S7.95 Corduroy Pedal
Pushers A,O0
51-S5.95 Nylon Blouses S2.9S
12-SS.95 Nylon White Sheer
101-S2.99 Nylon Slip On
Sweaters, pastels and dark
shades 90
1855 Ray0n Stacks $500
@Sl9.95 Navy Print Dresses,
for women $1,000
21-S3.99 Plastic Raincoats, with
hoods, medium size only -S1.95
2l-s3.99 to $5.95 Rayon Skirts.
$1.00
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Handkerchief

soc Washington Souvenir Hand
kerchiefs. sheer Swiss batiste.
Pastel colors, hand-rolled edge
3 for Sl.0O
Women'S soc and 59c Handker-
chiefs, large size prints on
sheer Swiss batiste, scalloped
edges. A few hand rolled linen
prints ----- - 2Sc
Mems 5Sc Irish Linen Handker-
chiefs. initiated, broken assort-
ment oac
2Sc HandkerchiefS, Sheers with
all linen center. net footing
edge lsc lac
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Luggage

Sass Overnight Gases SASS
3-S19.S5 Hat and Shoe Cases,
$1,000
3-S15.O0 Overnight Cases, S9.75
&S11.95 Pullmans, lock broken,
S6.95
2-S11.95 Weekend Cases, dam
aged ---S3.99
1-S16.95 Pullman, damaged,
S9.44
1-S14.95 Wardrobe Case, let
tered $500
1-S7.95 Weekend Case, dam
aged S3.44
All prices plus 20eo tar.
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Teen Shop

2O-S2.99 Pastel Short Sleeve
sweaters ---------.------ N.0O
7-Sl6.95 Wool Spring Suits,
$1.0o
4-Sl0.95 Raincoats $7.eo
R-S5.SS to S7S9 Pastel Cordu-
roy or Print Cotton Skirts, S2.0o
lo-$ls.s5 and $22.S5 Spring
c~AtS -e- ----..----- woo
$3.50 Rayon Dresses SS.sJ
-SS.ss Checked Rayon Dresses,
$as1
kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Lamps

6-S9.98 Blue China Figure
Lamps, bases only, as is, $3.9S
25-$1.00 Glass Vanity Lamp
Bases 49c
eS19.9S Hand Decorated China
Table Lamps with shades, $12.9S
3-S49.98 Hand Painted China
Table Lamps, decorated shades,
$29.98
Evening star., 1950-06-01
DAYTIME Dresses

10-S3.98 Sun Dresses, small
sizes --------------------S1 S1.OO
25-S2.99 Floral Printed Brunch
Coats, II to 20 in group $L59
50-S2.99 Sleeveless Pinafores,
broken sizes -----------.$1 $1.99
50-S2.99 to 1899 Uniforms,
slightly soiled, white, black,
green, blue in group $1.59
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01

7S--$l.50 Shortie Rayon Gloves,
black and brown, 6 to 7ls CSC
46-Sl.O0 Nyl0n Gloves for
misses and children. White.
sizes s TO -- --.-- SEC
40-Sl.O0 Colored Enamel Glove
Guards in red, white. pink,
light blue. yellow or black Soc
n-$2.0O Rayon Jersey Evening
Gloves, brown and fuschia.
Size 6 only-6 69c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Rugs

1-$6O.6O Grey Twist Broad
loom, soiled, 6x9 sl9.9S
1-S14.s5 Loop Pile Cotton Rug.
Soiled, 6x9 ---.-..-..--. S3.99
@$3.S5 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs,
soiled. 27x48 ---7s 7sc
l-$l2.sS Administer Rug, beige,
damaged, 27x54 Sl.69
200 So. Yds. Zoe Felt Base
Remnants --- 29c "a. yd.
l-S24.S5 Beige Loop Pile Cot
ton Rug, as is, 6x9 ----- $3.50
! Sec. of $685. Blue Loop Pile
Cotton Rug, 9xl2 Sl8.SS
1-S50.13 Beige Twist Broad
loom, l2x4 Sls.sS
1-Sl14.50 Grey Carved Wilton
Broadloom, l5x4.2 S34.95
1-S67.8o Green Round Wire
Wilton, l2x4.6 - S2A9S
1-s76.85 Beige Twist Broad-
loom, i5x5 Sl9.9S
Sass Reversible Fibre Rugs,
27x54 90c
II - SASS Reversible Fibre
Rugs, 8x10 -------S7.S9
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Goats, Suits

61-$39.95 Spring Suits, some
with 2 skirts. Misses and
junior sizes $3.50
H-S35.00-S39.95 Toppers, colors
and checks. Misses and junior
sizes $500
28-S29.95-S35.00 Long Coats.
navy, black, colors - S23.8S
41-S16.95 Rayon Satin Rain
coats, black, grey, royal, sizes
10 to $8.S5
Kann's-Coats-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
China

OBVVHUO0
2-$29.9S Dinner Sets, 95 pieces,
service for IL S19.8S
3-S19.9s Dinner Sets, 54 pieces,
service for s S12.98
6-S9.94 Luncheon Sets, IS
pieces, service for S5.98
2-$11.9S Luncheon Sets, IS
pieces, service for g.. $6.9S
2-S9.9S Luncheon Sets, 80
pieces, service for S4.98
1-S24.9S Dinner Set, 81 pieces,
service for 8 -- S15.98
2-$12.95 Luncheon Sets, SO
pieces, service for -$7.99
Kann's-Third Floor
Jeecelrg
Special Sale! 81 Gold and Sill
yer Color Metal Bracelets,
Necklaces and Earrings, many
styles ca. CSC"
5O-s1.oo Compacts 2 for s1.oo
17-$2.95 Cigarette Cases, S1.0O"
$500 Gold Filled Identifica-
tion Bracelets e,z-~-e $1.00s
$3.50 Enameled Fob or Belt
watches -- $1.95*S
75-$1.95 and $500 Stone Set
bracelets = 41 ----$1.00s
5O0-S1.00 Costume Jewelry,
Sc, 2 for $1.00s
115-S1.S5 to $2.95 Rings for
women 81. .OO*
"*Plus 1875 tar sPlus 20% tag
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
Budget Dresses

IS Misses and Women's S8.95
TO SASS Dresses, prints and
solid colors rs-----$5.00
Is Misses S10.95 Checked Rayon
OECS3CS -~ssVv
10-S8.95 WOmen's Dresses, ex-
ira large ------S5.0o
- $5.95 Rayon Crepe Dresses,
for misses s-----$3.O0
80 Women's $5.95 Solid and
Print Dresses $3.00
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-01
GlOceS

Kann's-Street Floor
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-11-04
WEATHER

The U. S. Weather Bureau pre-
diets a warm November for the
whole country, with the exception
OF the Pacific Northwest, Rocky
Mountain and Northern Plains
States. Warmest weather will be
in the Middle Atlantic States and
the Southwest.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-11-04
jackson College
Routs Lane go
Homecoming Crowd
See Tigers Fight
To Retain High
National Rating

Alumni Field, Jackson, Miss
The Jackson College Tigers pow
cred over a hapless Lane College
eleven 67-0 here Saturday night,
making strong bid to retain their
high national rating that was
slightly denied by a singing 49,
ID loss to Alcorn College week
before.
The Tigers scored only once in
the first quarter as the Dragons
held them close to the ground.
The Tigers were held to only three
first downs; taking six pass plays
from the AZ yard line to score the
touchdown which was the begin
ming of the victory. Freshman
Quarterback Clarence Hale threw
the connecting pass to George Ev-
ans with about two minutes to
play in the quarter.
From then on, it was Hale all
the way as the Tigers romped over
the Dragons to score six tbs in
the second quarter. Roberts passed
to Willie Lewis for the second and
third touchdowns in a row. Hale
passed to Lewis for the fourth,
and handoff from Hale to Alex
Joe scored the fifth. The sixth
came on another Hale to Lewis
pass.
Besides playing a superb game,
the line also gets credit for a
touchdown, as Skinner, 210 pound
tackle, took a handoff from Lanes
quarterback on a tumble and raced
81 yards to pay dirt.
Leroy Ramsey, the Tigers bid
for all-conference guard, was in
iured in the first half; loss that
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-11-04
JOBS

State employment offices plac-
ed 1,726,700 persons in jobs out
side of farm work during the quar-
ter ended September 30th. There
were also 1,119,0OO farm place
ments during September.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-11-04

group of Comanches. The old
chief broke in upon the dehbera-
tons with a resounding speech.
Believing like bull, and wild
ly gesticulating, he proclaimed
that, from the beginning of time
down to the present, the Conan
ches, by reason of intrepid cour-
age, had been set above all men.
For more than an hour he en-
broidered upon this theme.
Presently, painting nightly from
his supreme effort the chief sat
down, whereupon the interpreter,
runty little half breed arose,
jerked a thumb at the gasping
orator, and delivered himself thus
"This guy, he says he amt
afraid of nobody"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-11-04
New England Economy

Near small Cape Cod village a
tourist came upon a charming cot
Itage set like a jewel in the midst
of green, rolling lawn flower beds
and stately shade trees. The
dwelling was freshly painted white
and set off by bright green blinds,
while tastefully arranged upon it's
broad veranda were hammocks,
easy chairs, and brilliant sofa pill
lows, all the adjuncts of summer
comfort.
Whose place is that 2" the trav-
eler inquired.
THAT" his guide casually re-
joined, SIS the poorhouse."
"The poorhouse" exclaimed the
astonished tourist, "You must have
some mighty fancy paupers."
I'VE amt got but one," the guide
replied, "and she's an old woman
The overseers board her out with
one of the neighbors, and let the
poorhouse to some Boston swells
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-11-04
Happy Reunion

Just returned from summer
camp. Willie was enthusiastically
describing the many diverting pro-
jects in which he had participated.
Mother smiled indulgently.
II guess after all, dear, you were
rather glad to get back home,
weren't you?" she ventured.
"Well, not specially" the young
ster rejoined. "But some of the
fellows were-that had dogs"
Thumbnailed!
Out in the Indian Nation many
years ago an official from Wash
ington was holding a pow-wow with
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-11-04
RUBBER

An order limiting the amounts Of
rubber which may be used by tire
and other rubber products manu-
facturers is expected momentarily
from the National Production Au.
thority. Meanwhile, the Govern.
ment plans to start buying alcoho
from whisky distillers early in
December to feed to it's synthetic
rubber plants. The order, restrict
ing the use of natural rubber, was
directed at conserving this rubber
and forcing tire manufacturers to
use greater proportions of synthe-
tic.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-11-04
What's The Use

A farmer had a son at college.
At the end of the first year the son
came home in high feather. He
stood second in his class.
"Second?" said his father, "Sec-
ond! Why didn't. you stand first
What do you think Pm sending you
to college for? ?"
The young man returned for his
second year, determined to win
first place. At the end of the year
he returned home and announced
his success to his father.
The father looked at him for a
few minutes in silence, then shrug-
ged his shoulders, and said: "At
the head Of the class, you? Well it
can't be much of a college after
ALL"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-11-04
COINS
Travellers sofesy Service

To meet the demand for pennies
and other coins, the Philadelphia
Mint is working overtime. Edwin
H. Dressed, superintendent of the
Mint said the demand for coins,
especially pennies, "came up so
quickly that stepped-up opera
tons became a necessity.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-11-04

sent Tiger coaches into a frenzy.
Lane chalked up their first first
down Immediately after Ramsey
left the game.
The Tigers had no mercy on
Lane as they took revenge for the
defeat handed them by the Alcorn
Braves last Saturday, and went on
to score three more touchdowns
in the final period of the game.
From a spread line, Harvey
Jones ran wild along with Alex
Joe, but it was Joe who scored
the I'd. George Evans racked up
his second touchdown on 45-yard
run-back of a punt. Hale ended
the scoring as he raced 20 yards
over right tackle for the tally.
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SAVED FROM WELL

ATLANTA, Ga. - Hearing her
two-year-old son scream, Mrs. Ro-
wena Hickman ran into her back
yard to discover that the child had
fallen into a 34-foot well. Climb
ing, stumbling and falling, Mrs.
Hickman managed to hoist the
child to her shoulders and hold him
until service station workers, sum-
moned by her other two children
lowered rope and pulled the child
to safety. Firemen lowered lad
der for the mother. Neither was
injured.
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N i'll
You
S NJ | l < /?
Evidence To The Contrary

The boss of the shipping de-
partment was busting along about
his duties when he sighted plump
George, one of his workers, gazing
Iblankly out the window.
Irked, the boss confronted stat
uesque George and said: 'Listen,
fellow! Don't you know you'll never
get anywhere by just standing
around 2"
ooh, | don't know" George said.
"Did you ever ride an escalator 2"
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INSURE AGAINST
PERIODIC MISERY

More and more girls and women now
insure themselves against monthly periodic
pain, cramps, backache and headache the
Cardui way. A little Cardui taken every day
through the month helps build up an in
creasing resistance SO that most women
suffer less and less each month until finally
some can 60 through their periods without
any distress at all.
You owe it to yourself and your happiness
TO take OUT Cardui insurance. Cardui IL
not an ordinary tonic or pain killer. Cardui
IL medicine specially made just to help
women and it has been doing just that for
20 years. Cardui acts where the pain usually
gtarts-by Quieting spasms of jittery muscles.
The formula of Cardui is as up to date a.
modern medicine can make it-fully tested
b. doctors and other scientists. Ask your
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for the summer. And that, sir pays
all her keepi"
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CT CEMETERIES

General Thomas North, operat-
ing head of the American Battle
Monuments Commission who has
just returned from a five-month
tour of the thirteen European sites
Of American World War II ceme-
teries, stretching from Cambridge,
England, to Carthage, North Afri-
ca, announces that all permanent
cemeteries overseas will be final
ly completed by 1855. A fourteenth
permanent cemetery, for Pacific
war dead is about finished and will
probably be turned over to the
commission in January.
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HATCHERIES

The Agriculture Department has
announced that chick output dur
ing September was the largest on
record for that month, when H.
$4,000 chicks were produced. This
compares with the previous record
September, of 1941, when 54,791,-
900 chicks were Matched. Total pro-
duction for the first nine months
of 1850, however, is two per cent
less than in similar period of
1949.
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GOOD CHEER REWARDED

Portland, Ore.-For many years,
railroad men have acknowledged
George Nelson's cheerful wave
from his bedroom window in Can
by, Ore, where he has been bed
ridden for eighteen years since
paralyzed in a swimming accident.
Recently, Cheerful George" as he
has been nicknamed by the men,
was guest of Southern Pacific Rail-
road trainmen on a train ride to
San Francisco for a two-weeks
vacation, financed by them.