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RUMMAGE SALE WILL CONTINUE
The Rummage Sale, which hold* forth in the Rescue Squajd Building from 3 KM) to 7:00 p m. on Friday* will continue through ths summer.
The Fire Company wishes to advise the housewives
Auxiliary
is reservlike
them of the county that space ed for food, and would to favor it with "Your (Stood Cooking.” t
To date we have realised more than |102.
AmissviBe Defeated
By Hume Pioneers
The Hume Pioneers to hold their own in the race'as they trounced ville A’s by a tally oi Hume last Sunday afte
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For the most part, it was a total of eight Amissville trrors and seven walks surrendered! by their hurler, Jack Arthur, that turned
the trick. In all, Hume wjas able to get two three hits off jthe hard working Amissville moundsman. In the meantime, Amissville got Only two hits off the exceptional hurling pn the part of Bragg and Charlie Deal. fast becoming, along wi...shall’s Russell, one of the outstanding pitchers of the leaguel AJrthur, the loser, was I the victim of circumstances. In all, he reWade
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they tired 15 Hume batters went down swinging.
Hume got two runs in the first, one in the second,, one in the third, five in the fourth, and onel counter in each the sixth and eighth frames. Amissville scored j its single run in the seventh.
O’Bannon led the Hu up in the hitting depar two safe knocks. Pearson Hanback and Allison only hitters for
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