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FARMS

800 ACRES GOOD LAND at s3C
acre. terms SiQd dn., SIS mo. AZ
acres easily cleared: no bids; only
small timber; Ions river frontasrr
Near U, S. No. |. Fronts hard road
WILLIAM A. COOKE. Louisa. Va
FOR RENT, is acres: o rms. INV
h. tiled bath. tiled kit; seyera
outbldgS. mi. from Springhe ID
Va SIPS mo. LYNCH BROS.
INC. FL $1,000. -2J
eTROUT CATALuG FREE - Farm
and businesses. 80 Statse, STROU7
REALTY, a34-A Woodward Bldg
Washinston. ST. 3-37S4,
725-ACRE DAIRY FARM, 80 mi
D. c., Frederick Co. Mo. I mi. OF
Cd river and State I'd Modern Ston'
house, with gorgeous view, 52-eov
D. C. barn: . tenant houses; $3.50,
600. Mr.. OLSON. wo. 6-1029
GOING STOCK and dairy farm. 81
mi. from D, c.. Howard Co.. nr
state Of cultivation. well feneeS
and yatsred long front on i'm
proved road mod. dwellinss.. all
cleo. kit, Is acres meadow land
Owner selling due to III health
S42,T5Q, Purch. can assume Is
mtg. with life ins. co. HE. 4-350O
ewes. RA. 3-et76, W. W. LEWIS
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FORD IS Parlane Cdr. club; q
beau,itnl ssI, 900 mi: 81 ;9sa
lith. d. 5.3a!ii. -.J
FORD 81 Ranch Wsson: a /; ir
exec cond. throushout sos down
PIEEY BRANCH MOTORS, ~. D.
FORD SO Custom 50. r. and n.
power steertns; excel cond
throushout. SSa5. Cash, trade OF
terms P1NEY BRANCH MOTORS
III a-s5:J "a
FORD '5f customnne Tudor; Tx,
new: fully equipped, ready to go
owner, only s .Ug5. USED cal
No. Uc-lI5 ERWIN-FORD o.
FAIRFAX. va. on Lee hwy. Rte. -,
cid, east Of Chain Bridge I'd
JE. 4-2s63 or CIR. 3-1330.
FORD 1852 creStltnc "s' yictoris
hArdtop coupe: "-tone. Fofdoniatie
T. and h An exceptional car; look
like new: Xmas special; Sai3.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
-f736 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LII. f-gaAi
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1852 4-dr. sedan; ex-
ceptionally clean In every. detail:
s BIAS ': st T fsEsF' M ssfsR 6S SI Si
PIYMoUTH 81 Beiveders Adj, Sc.
dan; all acces., incl. T. and n.
seat covers. windshield washer, 9
tone light-hlue and cream top
81 -325. IA. f-144O. -23
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DE SOTO '54 Firedome vs. 4.dr !:
beautiful canary yellow with black
top; powerfiight, auto, trans, T,
and h.; ope-owner. low-mt. car
that rejects good care. A bargain
Of 81. sg5
Sellers Sales g. Service
De sots Plymouth, sees Baltimore
ave. Riycrdale, Nd, WA, 10000.
Open ewes. till ., closed Sunday,
DE sOTO 1850 Custom 4-door; r
and b.: orig. black finish: car In
perfect condition throughout; S345,
S45 down. BELL MOTORS. sol Q
Wisconsin ave. Wo. $4,000. --"3
DE SOTO $50 Firedoms "s" 4-dr.;
sold and seryiccd BY US since new:
equipped; Wv. tires. A bargain Al
81 295
Sellers Sales g. Service
De to-Plymouth. 622S Baltimore
ave. R,verdalc. Nd. WA. 10000,
Open ewes. TIL q, closed sunday.
DODGE 1a4g Coronet sedan; excel,
sacrifice terms. $40 down. Mr.. RO-
PER. LA. $4,000. Call now sst car
DODGE ~ custom 4-dr.; sparkling
black finish; GOOD tires: radio anc
heater. just the car for the family
TO run around In. Priced to sell
NO. lS2A3: only sl2a, HILL a
SANDERS. wash.'s Oldest Fore
Dealer. 1Il4 Vermont ave, NV.
AID. $4,000. Open ewes. I'll o: Sat
'kil
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CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air :-dr.: g.
cylinder. ,powerelide. radio. heater,
many other accessories. S1,545
Sold and serriced by US since new.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
Home OF Country Club Used Cars
17e5 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-6lO0
CHEVROLET so de luxe rlsstl q
finish; clean: fne mechanical con-
liberal terms. Su HGRpWiS-FoRD Of
ss.aiIJ. east Of Chain Bridge I'd.
": a;2Se3 or CIR. 1880. ~
c !. s, a,.,S so sg sdO0r s ~
MOTOR. nc, sslS Baltimore ave.
colleee Park uN. 4-bl00, -23
CHEVROLET 1855 VS. e-dr.: white
with black top; radio, heater. white
miles; ike ike new S; 81 DOS. ' e'OVV
Grady Motors Corp.
1900 Wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. 4-74oo
o pov...lid. s7s ID. tSr n ,ss.H
f AossF & apd Cor VI sui slEs' pss sss
CHEVROLET 1854 s.-dr. sedan. oris.
light blue finish like new; / owner:
spotiesS interior; heater. seat GOV:
ers: low mileaE.. Specially reduced
to Sl,O95 at TREW MOTOR CO.
9Th and Fla. ave ne. IL 1-i132.
CHEVROLET 1948 4-dT. sedan; ex-
Gel. condition: 500 or best oner.
CHEVROLET 1881 convertible. ex-
celient condition; sacrifice: S4sS.
terms. $50 down. Mr.. ROPER. LA.
CHEv. 81 de luxe 4.dr.: r. and h.;
excel one-owner car. S695: bank
nnsneing. Mcneil. PONTIAC, 1890
Wis ave. OIL. $4,000. IN the
heart of Bethesda" "a
CHEW. '55 sta. was., 3-dr.: all metal,
green fnish. r. 1nd b.. Wy s1y,J tir res
BUICK. 1898 Wilson blvd, Arl..
IA. 1880. Closed SUNDAYS.
CHEW. '55 Bel Air VS. station
wagon .s-pasSenEer, equip. With
s estsI e s!.iss, Gee saarsn,se.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS
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LINCOLN 1858 Capri convertible:
blue with black top; radio. heater,
hydramatic, power steering. power
brakes. white wall tires owner
excellent condition; Si,7nS.
Grady Motors Corp.
1900 Wis. Ave, Beth. OIL. 4-s4oo
LINCOLN 1865 Capri 4-door sedan;
blue with white top; r. and h.
hydramatic. power steering and
$s,@s5.
Grady Motors Corp.
1909 wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. 4-74OO
LINCOLN 40 Cosmopolitan cony.
r. and h., W. tires. cleo. windows,
etc. this Is a steal full price S195.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
.1736 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. 1-a647
LINCOLN CAPRI 1858 4-door; in
smart Arctic white, r rsnn he ea.s,
steering. power brakes, Away seats
electric windows. 'whitewan tires,
lust like new; only 5000 miles;
Grady Motors Corp.
1900 Wis, Ave. Beth. OIL. 4-T40C
LINCOLN "a Capri hardtop coupe
:-tone green finish. radio, heater
hydramatic. power steering. power
brakes, Wv tires, low mileage
real clean; S.,49a.
Grady Motors Corp.
1909 Wis. Ave, Beth, OIL. 4-740C
MERCURY 1862 sedan; r. and h.,
overdrivG. two-tone brown: very
clean, seat covers; SS45. No. l0S-
terms. MONROE FORD. 1897 East
West hwy, JU. S-7s04. Open til
y pm. weekdays.
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HUDSON 40 "s" 4-door: nice black
nnish. very good tires: radio and
heater. A real nice car with plenty
l.f. for you. No. 291-B. Only SlS9,
HILL e. SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. I114 Vermont ave:
nv Va. Ap ,n $500 Open ewes I'll
HUDSON SO wasp: fully guaranteed,
awe away today only. at this
ridiculous price of $685.. BURROWS
MOTOR CO. INC. 200 NJ st. Sc
JAGuAR "a xK.leoM fxed head
coupe tmodifled): fine cond,. 1900
mi: battleship gray with red up
holstery; heater: S2.4y5. Call Mr.
RALPH RUSSELL. OIL. 4-6l00. Ext
-. or OIL. f-4334. ~
JAGUAR 1853 XXX 100 coupe; excel
lent condition; never raced HAIR
PER MOTORS, INC, Dealer 1891,
Charlottesville. Va, dali 2-Slal
KAISER 1851 4-dr,: radio, heater
arrange terms; Slg5. HE, 5-.SS@.
KAISER 1919 d-dr.: excel. trArsp..;
500. HE. 4-2SS2.
KAISER ~ 4-dr., cd, r. and h.,
Wv, tires: owner. low miieaye:
equipped with snow tires and
winterized; a real beauty. No. @24-
A. Only $500. '.-day money-back
trial: A-month written guarantee,
HILL a. SANDERS. WaSh.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1900 14th ST. NV,
NO, .7-llll. Open ewes. I'll o,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-23

FORD 1854 s-eyl. Tudor: heater
new new 81 p OBS. NORMAN MOTOR
INC. S3l3 Baltimore ave. co;les'
FORD 1855 Fairlane; s35n c:
psyrnen,., Cal IA, s-75s6, III
eveyses5. csil IT. HioLsTRoM. u
:SSs,s!o0. Ex., S4oa9 or OF. $500
FISRY rs.-ts,. =. corssir d,
luxe a-dF. e-ey, a: s34S AND -
R Erwin q R RsT oh' "a. s'E o.
Lee hwy fRte o9-"I1l east o.
Chain Bridge I'd. JE. 4-@s63 or CIR
HORNET 80 Hollywood: beautiful
2-tone green paint and 2-tont
leather interior: fully equip, incl
auto. transmiSsion; sales slow price:
S@.oas; 81 ssS today. This " ca,
costs new over S4.0on BURROWS
MOTOR CO. INC. 300 M st. sc
HUDSON 1881 cdr. sedan: r. ant
h: perfect condition throushouti
FIRST S295 takes: SIS down. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wisconsin ave, Wo
HUDSON 'se Hornet 4dr.: hydra
r. and h: $500. HORNETS COR
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th
Ii. $685.
HUDSON 1853 Hornet; radio. heater
sun visor. many other accessories
can hardly be told from q new car
/! beautiful n-tone green color com
binstion; mechanically perfect
Se95.
ARCADE PONTIAC
$3.50 l4th st. NV. RA. 3-9670
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"a station wagon; tur-
auoise paint, ?. and h.; low mi; /;
Consumers Guide rates Plymouths
best buy since 1888; save sl.4O0.
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A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
Ii. 6-2OOO-S.E. REALTY
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AUTO 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

TRUCK AND DRIVER FOR HIRE
part time or full time; hauling or
for moving furn.; call 10. S-5355.
rs
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FORD 49, VS. Tudor; r. and h.
overdrive: excellent eond. through
out: only sfg5: j0-day guarantee
HILL & SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldcsi
Ford Dealer, 1900 18th St. nv.
NO. .7-ilil. Open ewes. I'll Q. Sat
rom SO Victoria; red and white
fully equipped with r. and h..
power steering, Wv. tires ant
Continental spare wheel This cal
Is offered at q tremendous savings
OF hundreds OF dollars below list
Call TU. 5000, BILL ROSS, .40t
FORD 1855 Psirlane Club sedan
Fordomatie, T. and h.. .,-tone nm
ish; like brand-new throu9hout
81 .695. $3.50 down BELL MO
TORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave. Wo
6-Sp0o. 20
FORD 1898 Customline IS" Tudor
this is an exceptional car and hai
had exceptional care; has overdr.
r. and b. scat covers. other &C
eessorieS Must be seen to be ap'
prrciated; Xmas special: saa5.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. Ave. Sc. LII. 2-gS2i
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1852 COLONIAL 2s-ft. trailer;
excel. cond.; with or without at
tached cinder block room. 81. 1i5,
XII. 1880 Ext 10, weekdays;
so. 5000, ewes. and week ends
ga
LOW-BED TRAILER, 35-ton. for
rent. JE. 2-5lS2. -25
ANY SIZE all-steel utility. boat
trailer. custom built: quick deliv-
cries. 1910 Madison St. Alex. Va
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AUTOS FOR SALT tcont.)

'55 Bel Air a-dr.: g.
cylinder. powerglide. radio, heater,
many other accessories. S1,545
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
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MERCURY 1853 4-dr.; original gray
finish; r. and h., seat covers; other
extras; 5000.
DIV KH0f0rc Tn,.YN
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oIDs '55 "ss" starfire COW. 4;
cream and green finish. has all
extras. power steering and power
brakes: S3.2g5. CCC guarantee,
Capitol Cadillac-Olds
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PLYMOUTH '56 club sedan; r. and
h., with economical 8-cylinder en-.
light blue fnish; $1.695.
Sellers Sales & Service
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds

I".. Ind 81, n. W o o. "-.:UVV
OLDS SIS Super SIS" 4-door: re-
6uced 10 s.,3g5: hydramatie. radio
and heater. power steering, power
/ Immaculate. JUSTINE oLDS, $500
Baltimore ave. Hyattsv!lle, Md
UE. 4-20T3 --"3
OLDS '55 ''es" de luxe Holiday cpe !.
reduced t. S2.995. radio and
heater. power steering, power
brakes, electric windows ana seats
maculate JUSTINE oLDS. 6555
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville. Nd.
! UN 4-2073, rs
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MERCURY "a Sun Valley coupe:
reduced 70 SlG95: Mercomatic.
radio and heater, power steering
seats, white walls. JUSTINE OLDS,
5555 Baltimore ave. HyattsTilie.
Nd, UN. 4-2013. --23
MERCURY ga hardtop; fully equip.
incl. Wv, tires. lovely blue and
white finish: 81 1899, cash, trade
or terms PINEY BRANCH MO-
TORS, JU. 5-S525. -23
MERCURY 1851 convertible: I. and
h., Mercomatic. 5000 top and tires;
excellent condition: S5a5, HOYLE
MOTOR SALES, l7l7 R. |. ave.
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1851 Cranbrook 2-dr.:
r. and h.. perfect cond. Special a.
S4g5. Bank financing. MCNEIL
PONTIAC. 1890 Wis. ave, OIL. A.
5000. In the heart Of Bethesda"
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CADILLACS

All above cars are fuUy equippeu'
and In excellent mechanical condi-
advantage OF this year-end clear
ance salei At these extremely low
pr.cesli
Hoyle Motor Sales
l717 r. I. Ave. N. =. DU- $4,000
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PLYMOUTH 1851 Super de luxe
club coupe: beautiful runs and
drives like new; sac. $4g5; terms,
$50 On. Mr.. ARTHUR. LA. 6-2l0l.
PLYMOUTH "a 2-dr.: equip. beau
DOWN, 3es TO bank on car, so
balance Ia h-lIn1 -2R
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CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air 4-dr. VS.:
radio. heater. powerglide and many
other accessories Sold and serv-
iced by us since new. Sl.875.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
Home Of Country Club Used Cars
.7725 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-6l00
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1853 Capri convertible:
blue with black top; radio. heater.
hydramatic. power steering, power
brakes. white:wall tires owner
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

POPLAR 2-a442
IVES, GAITHERSBURG 463
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BUILDERS ATTENTION

LAKE BANCROFT. luues imnrovec
lots. single or groups start build
ing Immediately. Excellent fnanc.
itiE and subordination for reliabl,
parties. JE $4,000. Ewes RIA
1876 or JE 9-64S6. -o5
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-10-06

for the most part in their first two
games, finally came to life last
Saturday as the Beaver speed hand
cuffed the Defiance defense.
Speedy Ebert Dubinion, who play
ed service football in Europe with
Leland Garmatter former Beaver
quarterback, romped 50 and 62 yards
for two of the Beaver touchdowns.
Willie Taylor broke the game open
with 70-yard I'd jaunt earlier. The
other came on a 17-yard pass from
Tom Reichenbach to Bob Pickens.
Jim Stewart, senior tackle for the
Beavers, converted three extra points
from placement.
If the offense continues to live up
to Coach Mast's preseason expecta-
tions, the Beavers could give remain
ing opponents tough time. If the
line offers any support, the Dackfield
can really carry the mail.
The Westminster club respected the
Beavers enough that their scouts were
in the stands during the Bluffton-
Hiram contest two weeks ago.
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If Rockets BehaUe Just Right, BIuftOn
Gould Win Loop Title Yet-But Only If!

A victory for the Pirates of Bluff
ton high over Pandora Gilboa this
week could possibly give them share
of the Northwest Conference football
pie-providing, of course, the Rockets
can knock off the front-running Elida
Bulldogs the following week.
That is big order, however, as the
Rockets bring a perfect record into
the Homecoming contest at Harmon
Field Friday night and will be out to
avenge the 1877 lacing meted out to
them last year by the Pirates on their
home field.
This, plus the fact that to beat the
high-fying Bulldogs of Coach Art
Schneider is a big order. And it ap-
pears that none Of the opponents re-
naming on the Elida schedule, except
the Rockets, could do the trick. After
that contest a week from Friday
night they have only to face Delphos
Jefferson and Spencerville in league
play. From all indications neither of
these two teams should cause them
much trouble.
If the Pirates should gain a win
over Pandora-Gilboa, they should be
able to complete their NWC slate un-
scathed. And, IF the Rockets could
manage to defeat the Bulldogs, Bluff
ton and Elida would then finish with
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oh, What A Night Pirates Fall, 24-2O
After Leading EIida, 200 Early In Game

pened, Coach Pete Schmidt's eleven
had struck for three quick six point
ers and two conversions to take q
20-6 lead.
After Elida kicked off, the Pirates
rolled 80 yards with Jack Fields go
ing down from the six-yard stripe to
tie the contest at &c. The point
after was missed and the two clubs
remained deadlocked.
Two plays after the kickoff the
hard-charging Bluffton line caused
an Elida tumble and the Pirates re-
covered. Urich capped the 40-yard
march with a touchdown. Cummins
kicked the extra point and Bluffton
led 1876.
Elida fumbled again shortly after
the ensuing kickoff and again the
alert Pirate defense, led by Jerry
Kohl, recovered. This drive ended
with Fields going into the end zone
for the tally. Cummins converted
and the Pirates held a 20-6 ad-
vantage with the clock running out
on first half play.
But the Bulldogs came roaring
back. Bluffton kicked off and Elida
moved to their own 80. At this
point May unleashed a tremendous
pass that Steiner nailed between two
Blufton defenders and stepped into
the end zone for the touchdown. The
try for the point was stopped and
the halftime score stood Bluffton 20,
Elida IL.
In the second half the fast, hard
driving Elida backfeld cut the
Bluffton line to shreds as they
moved up and down the field with
comparative ease. But it took a
couple of breaks to enable them to
move in for their final tallies. A
fifteen-yard penalty against Bluffton
put the ball on the one-foot line and
three plays later the Bulldogs made
the score 2O-1S as May rammed it
over.
The winning marker came with
only two minutes remaining in the
contest. Elida had the ball on the
Bluffton Is with fourth down and
eight yards to go for the first down.
May took the ball, faded back and
threw perfect strike to Steiner in
the end zone for the six points and
an Elida victory.
The statistics showed the Bulldogs
had the better of the contest. Their
superiority was mostly evidenced in
the second half. Lyle Smith gained
over 100 yards rushing to pace the
Elida offense.
The Pirates dominated first half
play as Jim Berry completed five
successive passes in his first five at
tempts. He hit on eight of 18 dur
ing the contest.
The big factor in, the confess
seemed to be the inability of the
Pirate line to contain the Elids
backs in the second half. This
along with some erratic pass de.
fense, spelled doom for the Blufftor
eleven.
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Beavers Play TOughie In Pennsylvania
Saturday Against Westminster College

Bluffton colleges Beavers, jubilant
after their initial win over the De-
fiance YelIowjackets last Saturday at
Defiance, travel to New Wilmington.
Pennsylvania, to tangle with the
powerful Westminster college eleven
Saturday.
Westminster, a Presbyterian de-
nominational school of almost 1000
students, had an easy time last week
as they romped over Thiel college
of Pennsylvania 27-6. The squad
boasts 10 lettermen from the team
which last season lost only one con-
test. That loss was to widely known
Carnegie Tech of Pittsburgh.
The Beavers VIII leave Bluffton by
chartered bus sometime Friday and
will be quartered overnight at the
Pick-Ohio Hotel in Youngstown. They
will make the remaining short iaunt
to New Wilmington the following
morning. Athletic Director A. c..
Burcky announced that the entire
squad of 33 men will make the trip.
Coach Ken Mast's offense, throttled
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Junior Pirates
Beat Leipsic, 1870

Bluffton's Junior high football
squad opened their season last
Thursday with a 1910 victory over
Leipsic in game played in down.
pour of rain at Harmon Field.
The Bluffton team scored in the
second quarter on a 12-yard pass
from Dick Basinger to Ed Niswandt
er who caught the ball and scooted
the remaining IL yards for the
touchdown. Ramon Lewis ran for
the extra point.
The final tally came in the fourth
period when Lewis skirted left end
for % yards. The try for the point
after was missed.
The junior high eleven meets
Pandora -Gilboa on Harmon Field at
Ais p. m. today, Thursday.
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identical 6-1 marks. Mighty big word
IF.
In last weeks NWC action Pando-
ra-Gilboa scored in the last 10 sec
onds to edge Leipsic 1912; Columbus
Grove whalloped Lafayette 39-7; Del
phos Jefferson squeaked past Forest
20-18; and Spencerville absorbed a
41-0 shellacking at the hands of the
Ada Bulldogs.
This weeks schedule:
-Gilboa at Bluffton
Elida at Lafayette
Delphos Jefferson at Spencerville
Kenton at Forest
Columbus Grove at Leipsic
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-10-06

Buttons Pirates looked every
bit champion for the first half at
Elida last Friday night but had an
almost complete reversal of form
during the last two quarters as they
went down to 24-20 defeat in a
big one for both teams in the North
west Conference.
The contest, rated by many fans
as deciding the NWC crown, may
have done just that, and it was won
by the Bulldogs in the last two
minutes on fourth down situation.
An Elida receiver shared pass in
the end zone and the Pirates had
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lost their first league game of the
campaign.
The Bulldogs started like a whirl-
wind and threatened to make short
work of their opponents. Bluffton
received the opening kickoff and
after being held on downs punted
and the host team was off and run
ming. They marched 65 yards for
touchdown with the game only
minutes old. The attempted point
by running failed and the score
stood 60.
Then it was the Pirates turn, and
before Elida realized what had hap
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CENTRAL HOUsEWoRK, references
Sch. Of Cooking. Household Arts,
part fun time. Ho. 2-0620. x
GIRL WANTS WORK, 8 days Q
week; child care: lives sc. ares
Eth. VCUiHANER and laundress Dc.
sRs..sss SSty'i .sss Ssss Tues. ana Tnu''
cOL0REb Girl desires child car,
&. ds: .,ss4 4 week. local Fs'srea req
| coLORED GIRL desires evenins
work; full or part time. LII
coI CoiI; GIRL desires job. full.
week. DU. 5-65o4.
cOLoRED GIRL desires Job a
nursemaid. hotel maid. charvoman
dishWasher. IA. g-55l2.
ICOLORED GIRL desires baby sittins
work; viii stay some ntghts. 10
ccioRtp cIRl v,.h.. work ,, .h.
e DAY; Tues" r Wse a.ao Thurs, IN
GiiL. b. .. grad.. desires child care:
B-day week; sleep In or out. Cal
sHETTrLED WOMAN to baby cit IN
evenings: days work on Saturday;
city references: "A; 6.297o. 49,
work; can care for elderly person:
baby sitting, Du. 1894. -
WOMAN. coioHed, with references
wants g.h.w.; 10. 70 3: 400 SOth
| COLORED GIRL desires Job ss dish
washer In restaurant. AID. 2-6602
GIRL OESIRKR Rh ": 81 day week
or days work; AL references. AID.
2-oS44.
ICOLORED WOMAN desires 5-dsy
week: general housework: D1l 6th
st, n.as Ii. 4-6S0b.
COLORED II. 5. GIRL wants Job In
afternoon; baby sitting. typins. pl.
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GIRL. white. 20 e 10: .tsno: I'D snd
established real estate once; 5-day
MARsHAIL J. WAPLE CO., 1874
i4th Cd, NV, AD 4-20oS. --6
WOMAN for part time: educational
music. survey; wheaton area. Apes
ply 6417 Georgia ave. 81. eps: -
was" spsss nov SU'' and n 's After e Xmas. *.
cellent earnings, full or part time.
can Monday thfough Friday. pi
YOUNG LADY for large insurance
once, some typing necessary; 5000
starting salary. permanent position,
paid vacation after 9 mas mos ssy roasp
abe: sir-eonditioned efice. See
Mr.. SEYMOUR, main fioor, ID
h Ksnn law 8 ssrEnNioo., $3.50; bEESr. :
steno., So. 1900 Up: brokerage steno..
$500; IL Stsno; AZ so VIA IkSs S2 99 Sinsfs.
aR a PF FeT ffssFFEEnk isl1 2 T. an
branch Of . national financial
orEanization2 All company bens-
f1ts. Mr.. GRIFFIN. ~. $500.
ATTENTION LADt8S-Seu REAL
SILK products and earn $50 wkly.
r 4 r MI f shTSsnsosSkAs FIRE. as
hrs. q day or 3 days per week.
Average shorthand, dietaphone ex.
EMpL'. SsS4 wilson blvd. All ia.
w sINSgT2a m FLORIDA for pleasant,
ambitious lady. his. education, able
to work without Q boss: $500 for
100 days Boz 10, star. "a
WANTED today. secretaries 1870;
BEGIN. and exper., sos TO 500
Wk., typist S45-S65 vk., book
keepers. S00-Sp0 wk.; all kinds
positions, inquire BOYD'S, est. ~
yrs, cor ~ and @. ST. 3-3666,
TEMPORARY TYPIsTs. ga mos.
Rosslyn, 5 days. $50. POTOMAC
EMPL: 1854 Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia.
w SiS2OAT HOME, whit. - Need
phone. in METROPOLITAN Area or
suburbs, Make $500 by Christmas.
Call NE. s-61g3 or drop By RAY
PART-TTME SALES WOMEN, UP TO
GALL Ann wVALTERs. IN. 7-esSs..