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THE 1929 ESSEX, THE CHALLENGER, MAKES ITS BOW
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flftMj HIM., (in-., Jan.
(Special)-A double-header
JiClhall Kaine wa.i 1 1 1 : i - 1 i
tO'iniitsiilin of tho bdd Hill hit;h ,
K''hunl on i he Vfiiiii ui' I-ridiiy,
January 11. In which tbe (mid
Hill wlrls il-riit-tl the JaK..n
ille girls' leant a by ;i -ioori' of C
f to i ami tin- (iuM 1 1 1 1 1 hoys wli ,
f rnm l In Jacksonville buys by :t ;
M-ori' of to 1 1.
The uirks Vame was played ;
first. Tho name u as hit ores tintf j
from the Htnrt, both of the k rlx' I
'wiiiw heiritf evenly mulched. Only I
M,i,- field Kn.il wax mailt? diirilit; I
J he first half, which was marked j
lip L' Cuiii Hill. Jacksonv ille oh-
tained one point mi a foul shot. !
this making the score nt the end j
of tin fint half, -J to in favor t
of C.i.l Hill. j
Tli'1 stari of i hf second half '
was a real struj-'ule. After noun
hard work the .1 ark mo n villi1 ulvn
mail'1 one field goal and a. foul
h:hot, during which, time Inld j
Hill pointed tip one foul. This
made tlx- score 1 to in favor of
Jacksonville. This count was hId '
tip until about two minute l-ft J
to play, wht'ii !old Hill made -one
fir Id k-1 nd niic foul shot.
Tin game ended w.th tho sore
li to 4. Tho panic was inteivMinn !
and hoth trams presented some j
real work and showed good coach j
Jntf. Only three tit-Id K"als won
made duiiiiK t lie whole name. This j
proved that th tea nix were very ;
evenly matched and it was a rcgu-i
Var "pitched battle" between the'
vii. This is i lie second panic
Oil. ,.ia Hill tri.-lc v nbived I
this year, the former heinj; w.th
tht Talent hiph sehool team, in
',f i-miJ m . y... -iWJ
v - j; ' iv i
v. .
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iw i H Wit
l:
..x
Ciuld Hill!
mult f
Cameron i
Huiui
Wyali
quakeilhtisli '
, , Uile; j
Hud.' on- Kssi'x lit
ardril ns one ol tin
live and iiiilsiandiPK
tVn-d l.y the Hudsi.;
NT and h' ri-
ini.cil iliNline- aiu-e
; a rs fVi-r of- piiw
.Mono.- coin- line
pany.
which they were def an d. The
lineup for both teams was as fol
lows:
Jacksonville
HarriiiKton IK'"
MotzKur 1 y.
Larson .K '
Mutzjrar, It S
H' liners
Coke ...
After the irls finished the hoys.
frame was started. It PM'Kan
without many oals hein made.
The tlold Hill hoys seemed to he
doiiiK some K'od work .und noon
piled up u small score and held
Jacksonville down tu a minimum.
The Jacksonville hoys made seve
ral good team plays in the firsi
part of the same, hut it seemei
that tht Cold Hill hoys were too
last fur them. While their team
wa.i making hut little proftr
the fiohl Hill hovs wer
a steady lead. Cold Hill main- (Ire. While there he is in rhatt;''.
tained their lead and the half 'of a dance pavilion and a theater,
ended H to t; in their, favor, i recently arf-niivd hy H. A. Itad--Durloff
the second half,- Jack- tl;e of tills rlty. Mr. Uttdike also
Jsonvlilo nuule a vain attempt to has interests in a niorcanttlit husl-!
Upper left the interior of the sedan showing the upholstery and : oominess of seats. Upper right: . Note the height of the radiator has
been increased. Lower left: The coupe with rumble seat. Center: The coach. Lower light: The new instrument board and artistic group
ing instruments.
Mits Marjorie Hacker, Fanchon and Marco theatrical star,
the young lady with the various models.
The new K-se: challenger lias Ihose who have already viewed door ami window openings hm-, lamps and all l.riuht work inv
just heen nnnoiineed hy ihe Ann- the cars declare that hoth hody monize with (he higher, Klihtly chrome plated for endnrlnn lustre;
stroim Motors cuir.pany, tho and chassis are In hrtrinnny, KV pointed hood and lailiator athl nnd will not tarnsh. Cowl lamps
in ihe sllhuttette n poise and lal-,the hroad flowim; fender lines. are miniatures of the head lamps
are a tut are mounted on n chrome
In plated saddle, eMendim; across
ind Ihe i-nwl," declares I'. S. Arm-
that subtly sunt st the "Aihoiik the improvements
beneath the hood. Stream-, an increase of LM per cent
ontours, with boldly sweep- power, new four-whe
i ivz mouldings, Ki':'ef ully aielu tl added fuel
el brake
number of people from Jack- or. I. ie Walker; uard, Minnh.
sonville. Mnnler of Aledlord ref- Kdd;n-;s: cliaplain. Carri'j I'tihl,
creed the fiiimc. Hoth panics wore Mrs. M. K. l'atriik acted
well played w 1th on'y one man the capacity of installing ofli
tieinK put out and very few fouls a soud attcndaticc was present at
being culled. this meeting and the regular rou
Mrs. T. H. i'ankey of this city line ot I tisiness wuh carried on
economy. liadiators. strong, local distributor, "and u
' ' - - :- -- speed nf Tu miles is claimed for
I the Challenger.' ,
i Mr. Armstrong extends a cor-1
.dial welcome for all to call and
, inspect the new Kssex challeimer)
j ntw U"dsotiN.
left
her
for
.v.ll
last week, .ccompanit d by
da light er, M i s. Dan Shea rer
'or Its, Washington, where she
reside for the present.
Clarence Shaver returned till
piling uuSwee'v for a visit from Canyonvilb
L
is imprnviii
:i'-k of tin
111
.toi) their (iimont'iilH. 'l lie uam , ncita ut uu'mimi', ..vvim-n -ne
H.ll boys sti'iiilily kept tho leoil Cently iilin liased.
and held .l.K kjonvillo to few ; m,s. I'r:ink rm'lt
polntH. DurinK the last f"v niin-from lier recfnl
ntOH of tho pmn lliilil HIM mil fu.
in several milistituteK. The l:ixt j m,-. nml XI rs. J. r. Viilker
minute of the name witnessed visilir.ff relatives in tlii-t eiiy,
Kreat nnniher of fleli! nonld put j f(.re imrt of this w.'ek.
in by Oie ricrlil Hill hoys, and the j The Odd Fellows met sit the!
final score ended 112 to 11 In hall on last Tuesday evMiin;:. a
their favor. They seemed to h'-'jwhieh time the regular Imsine:
loo wooil for tho .laeksonvjlle five. meetiuir' was carried on.
Although .laeksonvllle showed I i;MV itde nf Iowa is visllln
some Lood pla.'s anil some fin-
ANNOUNCE TROTH
Or TENNIS STAR
i LEViNSKY TELLS
'WORLD-HPS DOME
FOR R!NG RACKET
Exquisite Spring Frocks
Wear Them as
You Pay!
You'll lu ilt liiililcil with tho chic ticw frocks
nf prints, i'liit crcjics and porct tos
thcy'iv jiorsfiimlly selected by our Xew
York Imyer. Wear them ns you pay, too!
The Cinderella plan makes that possihlo.
Prices Range From
995 $C)50
LOVELY NEW
COATS
JJiih new coats the very smartest the
market affords reflect inn; the pleasing
lines and soft tone color hannonies of
spring!
Mi
$1495 to$
00
se ve r a I di i ys at tho home
relatives near this ehy Mr
Mrs. W. W. Hittle. ,
The Woman's Hi lief Cor
Cold Hill met at He ir hall on tiu-
'north si tie of town on the a:':ei -,nmi"
nf Wednesday. .I.inti;:'" Mh.
Oold Hill Installation of officers . fur th-
dray ensuing year was held. Those in-.
.... I'.ailey Mailed to their respective offift'
I'res'dent, M
team work they were certainly
outpointed hy their opponents.
The work f the tiold Hill team
is due to the ability of their
cach, Charles Orr.
The lineup follows:
Jacksonville
W.tten F..
lmith K-.
Kenny C Marvin are as follows
Hahb n Sargent Keh'oe; vice-president, Kdlth Urv-
Norman C Coy mi; secret a i y, Delia Kt U; troa?
A great number of Cold Hill urer. Uena JJa is; conductor. Hes
pcople ettended the game. ;is well ' sie Henderson ; assistant conduct -
HACKHSTOWN, Md.. Jan. Hi.
(AJt "Hti tiling Levi 11s ky." loiniei'
light heavy weight champion, iniii
lorht his Uisl tif;hl.
I!;; so announced after UiKiiiy; to
Hennifn Weiner, Kaltlniore heavy.
weight, on u torhnki'l knockuuL
liKUKKI.KY, Cui.. .Ian. 1(1. (A) j;ist nidn. Kcviiirtky was iloored
The engagement of Helen Wills. Hireo times, twice lor the count
world's amateur tennis champion, of nine in iho first j7 seconds of
and Krederiek S. Moody, Jr., son the first inuiitl.
of a San l'ranclsco capitalist, has 'You can tell the worH I'm
been announced formally by Miss through," Levfiisky said. "A fiht-
i-! Wills" parents, Ur. and Mrs-. Clar- er is u hum when he slarta ami a
enee a. Wlljs, of Herkelt y. hum when he rinishen. I'm Ihrnuuli
s The engagement has been ru- when defeat itl hy a hoy 1 licked
: mored persistently s-t-n-e--e- l!i;i!, in Ihtltlmore a short time tigo. I
jj when Miss Wills was playing tenuis thin!; I'll go hack to l.rideporl,
s on the Riviera and young Moody .Conn., and help my I'rie.id, l.nu
,i and his father stoped (here while I'ognsh, piomute fiuhts. I sure hate
touring Hurdle. The young folkn think of calling up the wife ami
,j- were mucii together then. tellii her I was li.'ked."
The reports of the engagement : Al l.ippe, l.evinsky'H manager.
. were eon.-lstentlv denied, however, '"for l.evinsky'H anrtoiincemeni.
, -and onlv last we.-k Miss Wills eon- that he Immediately would can
.". iradieted such a rumor, saying an- ''L'- n's liKhler's si hcduled appear
nouncement ot her engagement
would eome from her parents, not
Father: don't take "flu"
home to the baby
Dr. David says:
"Take these two
precautions
daily"
"Fathers
who. are
out in the
crowds,
contacting
many
people
every day,
arethevcrv
lih -should
M g-iard most
against
influenza
O gcm-
"It is not yet clear how such germs
are spread or passed on from one to
another, but the man who keep
well himself is actually protecting
his family too.
"I'm going to prescribe t daily
precautions. If you follow them, the
chances are you'll be safe.
"First keep a bottle of Mistol handy
and use it freely. It is quite harmless
but it dus prctut against influenza
germs.
"Mistol it easy to use in the office
because of the handy dropper for
i ppplying that comes in the packaee.
rV Vil't the head far bade and let the
vtoothin! Mistol run down the back
W 1
rile from the newspapers. The iin-
nouneement did oome from her
parents in a' brief note mailed to
the bride-to-be's friends yesterday.
Moody, who is at present employ
ed by a stock brokerage company
in San Kraneisco, gave up college
for Ihe sea.
After serving an apprenticeship
on the four-master Mark Kails of
Clyde, he won his officer's pa pern
and was third, second ami finally
j first mate on several of the Mat
I son Navigation company' vessels.
l His family has hei
San Francisco for
fath( r is a member of the state
highway commission. Helen Wills'
tennis tareer began when she was
U, when, as y pupil of her father,
yhe wen notice on tho local courts.
Hi 1 :u 1 she won the national junior
a ii co at Madison Sipiare Garden
next Fiiday night with Jim llrad
dock, it heavyweight.
Leviiistiy wou tho light hotivy
weight crown in ISHii from Jack
iillloti. Hp Ikih oiigaged in 500
lights since lie Rturted his rins; ca
reer In 10m'.. Ho wuk knocked out
hy Hempsey, hy Caipeiitier, hy Olio
Von I'nrst at firitinl llaptds last
week and last night hy Weiner.
A few seconds ailer tho stall of
last nights tkht Levinsky was
knocked down tor the count of Tour.
Thou ho' wiiH knocked through the
ropes, tor a count of nine. Ho at-
I e nin led to eo on. bill I te force
i ir(.niincnl 1 I Klml l mopm-rt lh! I'ii'.lil.
yea r.s i no n in
Would Omirol aIUitlrr4,
! ST. ICIS iA't A bill to give
the' city box'ng com mission con
trol over wrestling In St. Louis
has been presented to the hoard
of aldermen. A five per ceni
tennis championship in K o red tax would he levied
. Hills. When she was 17 she de
feated Molla .Malory for the I'nited
States singles championship aii'i
f Mile. Suzanne Long If n atlmlnlsier
ed her only defeat, In n game play
ed nil the Uivieia in February.
Mile, l.euglen t nrnetl profession! I
before a return match 'could he
arianeed. antl since then Mls WIIIh
has oefcated nil her rivals. She
was for a time a student nt the
T'niversity of California, but left
school to devote herself to tennis,
writing nnd drawing.
of the nnire and throat. You'll feel
the clcansini; elTcct at once. And if
you have a sore throat or touch of a
cold, gargle Mistol freely too. ,
"The second safety measure is as
easy y the 6rst. Take a dose of
Nujol every night. Kujol keeps the
system in good condition.
"Physicians agrrc that, particularly
in times of epidemic, purginsby lara
tives and cathattics is not advisable.
Many doctor are therefore prc:crib-
in? Kujol, arm no case docs it cju-.e
o
noSKHCItfr. Ore.. Jan. 10. if?)
Agg csj.enesfl gave Job lllack
well of K ttrene, a 1 ft-round de
cision ovt "KIumIi" Kelly of Tort
land 1' the main event of n fast
boxing card here . last night. ' '
Jn the ren't-finnl. Pat . Padel
Toid of Medfnrd knocked out
Jn"kh Mierrleell ot KnukiinK In
exhaustion or weaLcning of the $fs- the peeon'l round nnd won
''hunce ti ioet .re Maretm of
Portland on the next local card,
i 'Titer' Uunn. n local hoy. won
his thlr'l M might knockout, heat
ing M Mrev of Olendale In th '
Keeond rounrt of tho special event.!
tem ia any way.
'Nujol is as harmless as water. Jusr
a pure natural suhiraoa: thr.t tceps
the fystcm fucc:ioruxg as niturc in
tends it to."
TJie comhination trcarmept of Mistol
and Nujol is a douhle check pii:isi
"tin" and colds. Pcih pc-uct2 arc
on tule at all dragfjiscs, now.
I Collnift Vlrtop.
I J,OS ANtiKLH, al.. Jan. 1 C
eI ,- tx In. t i.l,t.4- Cti
otttpolntetl Walcott I-nngford, Chi-
j cago, here latt n.gbi, in
iioundn.
When. Winter
Comes
Ate You Stiff, Achy
i All Worn Out I
I
J TOIiS winter Jind you lame, tired
I and chy worried with backache,
I heedache and dizzy ipelU? Are the
1 kidr.e excretions too frequent, Ktnty
j or burning in panagc?
Ihtie anotten ngni or tlugguh
kidnrt and ihouldn't be neglected.
To pt w note normal kidney action
and autit your kidneyi in cleansing
your Hivd of poiiociouj watett ute
Doeii't P'llt. Kuommendfd the world
over. A it your neighbor!
50,O0Users Endorse Doin'i:
Mra. M. G. Brown, 442 Wachovia St.,
Winaton-SaUm, N.C., Mrc "1 iuf
I mi ronitintlr with Mm fMcfrtdwt ftd
touIJ nut tit tr.r houiwoik. 'I S vton
oi my hi'flr ui iomulif anj nuwi mt
i k at trtmU, I ni Difi' P.IU tnj
t wi t"t lonf IVfor th txkirfit ttupptj
nd taf kttljitjrt wrr in good til."
nu.s
75c
ASTIMO.AKT DIIIIBTIC .'AKIDSP.V5
I fuil.r M.lburn t J Hlgllwm Run.lo.IIY.
DOAfiS
Seasonal Announcement
There is an old and true saying that "No one in business can stand still."
Either they must make progress, or retrograde. We believe in and practice
this philosophy. Our growth in the domestic and export trade in fresh fruits
has never been spectacular, but rather, healthy and sturdy progress during the
past many years. Our policy is to add to our friends among growers and ship
pers through sheer force of service as evidenced in the general avarage net re
turns, coupled with timely market information, quick cash returns, and un
failing dependability. ,
Due to the growing importance of tho Rogue River Valley in producing fall
and winter pears of tho choicest kinds, we realize the necessity for a local
F. 0. B. sales force qualified to meat and equipped for any emergency; hence
our placement hero of Dwight L. Woodruff, a fruit salosman of unquestioned
ability, practical experience, and nation-wide acquaintance with the whole
sale fruit trada. Mr.' Woodruff, working in harmony with our New York
sales and export staff, places us in a stronger position to serve local growers
than heretofore.
No single feature of modern business is of more importance than accurate ac
counting, with the minimum of red tape and unnecessary detail. With this
in view, we are revising and simplifying our local office methods. This is
being done by Mr. Joseph Loman, our chief auditor, who is unifying and stand
ardizing our system to comply with our home office practice. This will be
simple in operation, yet sufficiently complete in detail that growers, shippers,
and ourselves may be constantly advised of our relative standing.
Growers and shippers may deal directly with Mr. Connor or Mr. Woodruff,
or both, as best suits their purpose or fancy. We welcome a reasonable amount
of new tonnage for the coming season to care for the increased requirements
of our long established dealer trade, who depend upon us for their seasonal
supplies.
Simons, Shuttleworth & Frgnch, Inc.
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