Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 14

PAGE FG RTEEN Will Reach Scene on Thursday Itt 11131 -FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM-EVENING BOWLIN SCOPE Rot? 164 153 1431Wst macs Corbitt 212 164 1391 Totai 9-21 8-13 8-201 Total 218 212 193 mom mlimmom 806 879 839 CONT OIL CO I MONNIG'S Btembrg 170 168 1471Coben 1641 154184 Hines 149 155 1651Bredweg 159 134 154 Wi lkinsa 178 162 209 i Berner 143 165 152 Foetar 169 148 1811Worley 152 164 179 Boone 200 189 179i LaGrone 199 170 137 1 Handicap 17 17 17 Total 912 868 908 Total 819 787 808 MONT WRD 1 MONT WARD 2 noPIA 169 159 1391Evans 146 174 167 Hobbs 173 140 1591Forsythe 197 150 187 Milner 189 166 2111Pine 129 174 124 Burton 215 le 1511Bowman 175 177 197 Randall 167 175 1751 Rohsenow 177 211 197 Handicap 11 10 161 Total 229 823 851 Total 624 886 872 GREYHOUND LNSI THE TEXAS CO Mao 146 197 17013InkwIta 146 118 123 Long 137 149 1721 Freeman 143 144 170 Winch 11 171 171 MI Witty 125 108 164 Stafford 155 166 1711Bruyere 141 132 130 Hccollar 179 161 1591Tolland 187 144 177 49 49 49 otal 788 840 857 Total 793 695 813 Five Centennial Grid Dates Open mmeoni WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 6 19r 800 Seats for Grid '4- 1 -seat 218 21219 I -FORT WORTH EVENING WEDNESDAY NOVEIIBEit 4 PAGE FGURTE- Er( 193- 4 1 i 1 Is yis 4 1 i E' VE 4 1 4 I 4 I NG 6- 180 Seats sN I 11 1r 1 -en)1EM is 100NERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine 0 cinga-rpos Look i 0 121 Ll---x-11 0 A I or Grid i Re Wilt Reach -1 orwar 0 Fs Scene oil 1 TOMPKINS PULLS ANOTHER ON AT AU EPPI HOGG'S TE Total 821 813 8281- Total 806 878 830 TACTLESS lluie E' NT A- mTmeganmel coRorbrfitt 211642 11053 113493'11W4 '3 A ame 4 4 urs ay I No tt) 1 Cs4 Vi tAC4 PI 1 1 CFS i 0 Stemiarg CONT OIL CO 179 168 1471Cohen MONNI Hines 149 155 165 113redweg 159 3454 1154186 s' tA0 11 1' -ItA tAC1 Wilkinsa 178 16 09Seyster 1 1 1 2 2143 65 52 a V't leg pzt rooter 169 148 1611Worley 152 164 179 t4b 189 179 199 170 137 Boone 200 1LaGrone 1' 'Ll Handicap ly 17 17 'L ti 9 4 Total 912 866 908 Total 819 787 808 1 'F Hoppe 169 159 1391Evans 146 R174 1:7 MONT WRD -1--1 MONT" WAD 2 I 1 e- I 7 -1 ritbnbler 178: 1:: 11111re4Y1he 1 1 1 Burton 215 167 151 Bowman 175 177 197 1 d'N: A I 1 i it? Rundell 167 175 1751 Rohsenow 177 211 197 i IP az Nf Co Handicap is 16 1 'Z I I ow' 17 8 Total 929 823 851 Total 824 886 72 i :1 lor 0 1 A --it 4 jilt oe I GREYHUND LN81 7'11E TEXAS CO al Wise 146 187 1701Minkwits 148 118 123 Long 137 149 1721Freeman 143 144 170 watcher' 171 177 1851Witty 125 108 164 7 "4- 0 Stafford 155 166 1711Bruyare 141 132 130 Mccullar 179 161 1591Tolland 187 144 177 4 andicap 49 49 49 "41 777 Ail 0 a oiror ":7 --1 'raid 788 840 857 Total 793 693 813 a 'o 0 0 4 eigh 0 41 4 0 0 0 -1 40 0 C3 CS I I 0 0 0 40 Five Centenmal 401 6 I 0 0 0 0 0 s014-113sa ez el '4111 3: I 11r Grid Date Open 7 deamodommokom 4 1 ql 1 7 le 11'1---1 t'14b 0011 es li 14-1--6 aad' --2--i--t it 6 ft '----N il CO 0 tiii? 0 1 a 400totrio4 at 01 40 ti a IV' 0 mood" do A eiN 4(4' 4Ib 0 A -)10111 r-' i'- '1-(N I Y' i i ft" Fol III3S SPecial to The Star-TC gram GAINESVILLE Nov pre aration for one of the largest crawl that ever witnessed a footbal gar' in Gainesville 1800 additional are being erected at Leeper Stadi- this week for the clash betwer Sherman High Bearcats and Gain vile High Leopards Friday The seating capacity for the gar will be 4000 3 The Bearcats and Leopards for first place in the District standing of the Texas Interscholar4 League football race have each Iv three games The Bearcats ha7 humbled McKinney Highland Pari and Denton while the Lecpar hold victories over Denison McKal ney and Denton With prospects of a district cha pionship for the winner of Frith: night's fray the Leopards has been drilled extensively in defensiv work this week by Coach 101- (Swede) McMuTry The Leopard- have shown great strength in of lensive play and Willard IitcheZ sophomore fullback is leading 'lie district in scoring having registerk: 10 touchdowns in two games agairs Denison and Denton On the othe hand their Pass defense has be extremely weak and they have be scored on by both McKinney ar-! Denison in district contests Officials announced for Friday night's game include: Deforda (N C) referee Dr Allrel (Austin College) umpire Trigg (S AL U) head linesman and Shanks Lipscomb (Centre) field judge A411 More than 1500 Sherman are expected to witness the gainer here Vocational Team to Brownwoodill Star-Te gram Nov 6--In pre the largest crow' a footbal gar' 800 additional seL at Leeper Stad the clash betwe- earcats and Gain lards Friday aCity for the gar and Leopards in the District 'exas Interscholar4 ace have each 'he Bearcats ha7 ley Highland Pari hile the er Denison McKm of a district cha winner of Frida: ie Leopards has nsively in defenslv by Coach Jo-- Ty The Leopard- at strength in oi- Willard "ItcheZ ick is leading 11e having registerk: two games agatrs iton On the othe defense has be and they have be )th McKinney and et contests uneed for Friday lude: Deforda referee Dr Allrel umpire Charlie head linesman and! (Centre) he'd1 'N4 i00 Sherman witness the gainer al Team rownwood Gainesville 1800 additonal se-L to LETItethSNIar-tracs6 I anvefror largest week Witnessed fn be eo ac i ta ro ho: 4rasmt Stathhrherman High Bearcats and for t- dthe Th-1 Innee are being erected at Leeper Stad sHealfiltlg ai ne wil be 4000 The Bearcats a eoparas for first place in the 11-4 standing of the Texas Interscholav League football race have each IN: I three games The Bearcats ha: humbled McKinney Highland Pari and Denton while the Leo hold Victories over Denison McKm ney and De nton With prospects of a istrict cha pionship for the winner Ftlar ight fray the Leopards ha been drilled extensivel In delenev work this week by Coach Jo-- (Swede) AlcAIL-Try The Leopa rc have shown great strength in of- lensive play anillard '-'ItcheZ sophomore fullback is leading th district in scoring having registerC 10 touchdowns in two games agairS Denison and Denton On the othe hand their pass defense has be extremely weak and they have be scored on by both McKinney ar Denison in district contests Officials announce for Friday night's game include: Defor3 (N C) referee Dr Alirk I Trigg ustin(sCAo head illege) umpire linesman a Chard lie' i Shanks Lipscomb (Centre) fiat judge More than 1500 Sherman tank A4 are expected to witness the garner here If -0-w vocational Team Adde Game at Gainesville A' 11114 ats Adde Game I1 a esville stroncet- (lame at Ad 1 pl--eree By International News Seryks SHERMAN Nov the worst of its schedule apparently over the Austin College Kangaroos today were looking forward to their trip to 'Abilene for Friday night's encounter with Abilene Christian To date the Pouchers have won two Texas Conference games and tied one that with Howard Payne The Yellow Jackets are their closest contenders with two wins and two ties on their record While the Austin team may have a tough struggle with the Christians Howard Payne figures to win without too much effort when it plays St Edward's the same night at Brownwood These two games probably will point the way to the final standings Two other league frays are on the slate for the weekend Daniel Baker wiU try to continue in the win column when tt travels to Abilene Saturday afternoon to take on the McMurry Indians The dope favors the Hill Billies Armistice Day will see three other Texas Conference teams in action Southwestern and Trinity lock horns at Waxahachie in a tight game The Tigers get some votes because they- are the home team In the only battle outside the circuit Hardin-Simmons will be the host at Abilene to Texas A and may be rudely rewarded for its hospitality by a formidable crew of Javelinas 4-f Conference Standings Won Lost Tied Pct Hardin-Simmons 1 0 0 1000 Austin College 2 0 1 833 Howard Payne 2 0 2 750 Trinity 1 1 1500 Southwestern 1 1 0 500 Daniel Baker 1 1 0 500 Abilene Christian 1 2 0 333 McMurry 1 2 0 333 St Edward's 0 3 000 Hardin-Simmons is ineligible for championship because of deficient schedule By International News Service SHERMAN Nov 6--With the worst of its schedule apparently over the Austin College Kangaroos today were looking forward to their trip to 'Abilene for Friday night's encounter with Abilene Christian Pf e0r1 leenhceer ghamallees the tied one that with Howard Payne The Yellow Jackets are their closest contenders with two wins and two ties on their record While the Aus- i tin team may have a tough struggle with the Christians Howard Payne figures to Win without too much ef- fort when it plays St Edward's the same night at 'Brownwood These will' point the two games probably way to the final standings Two other league frays are on the "andn slate for the weekend Daniel Baker wToo Tdeaxlaes wiu try to continue hi the win col- umn when st travels to Abilene Sat- urday afternoon to take on the McMurry Indians The dope favors the Hill es llArmistice Day will see three other Texas Conference teams in action Southwestern and Trinity lock horns at Waxahachie in a tight game The Tigers get some votes because they- are the home team I th only battle outside the cir- cult Hardin-Simmons will be the host at Abilene to Texas A and may be rudely rewarded for i ts hospitality by a formidable crew of Javelinas Conference Standings Won Lost Tied Pct 0 Hardin-Simmons 1 0 1000 ustn Ai College 0 2 1 833 Howard Payne 2 0 2 750 Trinity 1 1 1 500 eer zoo Southwstn 1 1 0 Daniel Baker 1 1 0 -500 Twenty-eight players will be in I the football party that'll leave Fort Worth at 5:05 In today I for New Orleans where Friday tight the Horned Frogs will play the Loyola Wolves Coach Dutch Meyer announced the following traveling squad Wednesday morning: Manton Glenn Roberts and Lacey McClanahan Halfbacks Jimmy Lawrence George Kline Harold McClure Rex Clark Scott McCall and Bob Harrell Quarterbacks Sam Baugh and Vic Montgomery Darrell Lester and Jack Tittle Guards Tracy Kellow Wilbert Harrison Mason Mayne Glenn Rogers and George Dunlap Tackles Drew Ellis Wilson Groseclose Manuel Godwin Lincoln Walker and James Nelson Roach Willie Walls Melvin Diggs Meyer and Charley Needham Others in the party will be Coaches Meyer and Bear Wolf Trainer Albert Smith and Student Manager Bill Wetzler The Christians will arrive in New Orleans at 8:15 a Tn Thursday and after a- day of sightseeing will work out that night on the field and under conditions that the game will be played It will be the first and last night game for the Frogs this season "If the field is dry I don't believe the lights will hamper our play to any great degree" said Coach Meyer "but if there is mud or even wet grass we may find ourselves at a big disadvantage Handling the ball on our spinners and reverses will be made much more difficult than ordinarily Passing and punting will be a problem too" hopes for a dry field but Will go to New Orleans prepared for a wet one A good part of this short Week's practice has been devoted to perfecting the kind of running attack that will be needed on a sloppy gridiron Twenty-eight players will be in the IL football party that leave Fort Worth at 5:05 today for New Orleans where Friday Ili ht the Horned Frogs will play the Loyola Wolves Coach Dutch Meyer announced the following traveling squad Wed- nesday morning Manton Glenn Roberts and Lacey McClanahan Halfbacks Jimmy Lawrence George Kline Harold McClure Rex Kli Clar Scott AlcCall and Bob Har- k- tell Quarterbacks Sam Baugh and Vie IIIontgomery Darrell Lester and Ce Jack Tittle Guards Tracy Kellow Wilbert Harrison Mason Mayne Glenn Bog- ers and George Dunlap Tackles Drew Ellis Wilson Groseclose Manuel Godwin Lincoln 'Walker and James Nelson Roach Willie Walls Melvin Diggs Meyer and Charley Needham Others in the party will be Coaches Meyer and Bear Wolf Trainer Albert Smith and Student Manager Bill Wetzler The Christians will arrive in New Orleans at 8:15 a in Thursday and after a-day of sightseeing will work out that night on the field and under conditions that the game will last night game for the Frogs this be played It will be the first and season "If the field is dry I don't believe the lights will hamper our play to any great degree" said Coach Mey- i there is mud or even er but wet grass we may find ourselves at a big disadvantage Handling the ball on our spinners and reverses will be made much more difficult Team Standing vg pct Hollywood Theater 18 I 667 Renfro Drug Co 17 10 630 Harveson-Cols 16 11 593 Kay Drug Co No 2 16 11 593 Pearl Beer 15 12 556 Thannish Chew 14 13 519 First National Bank 13 14 481 Star-Telegrazn 13 14 481 Fort Worth Sand and Gravel 13 14 481 Lon Star Blasters 17 370 Universal Mills 10 17 370 Panther 011 and Grease I 20 259 Schedule Kay Drug Co No 2 vs Panther Oil and Grease Renfro Drug Co vs First National Bank Fort Worth Sand and Gravel vs Universal Mill Star-Telegram vs Lone Star Blasters Hollywood Theater vs Harveson-Cole Pearl Beer ve Mannish Chats 1-429U4 Records High team games Harveson-Cole 2733 second high team games Heryawn-Cole 2704 high team 1 gams Harveson-Colt 9441 seeond high team 1 game Harveson-Cols 939 high individual 3 games Mabry 622 second high Individual 3 games Roberts 621 high individual 1 game Cole 243 second high ihdividtta1 1 game Mabry 238 Individual Averages G' AVE Jones ED 24 1621 Alderson PB 27 1881Names-- Avg Hopkas Fria 27 1831Summera s'r 27 160 Jenkins HT 6 1831Priddy FRB 27 160 Chandler 20 1791Jonts TC 21 160 Bills UM 6 1771 McBryer11 27 159 Smith PI3 27 1761Ball BR RD 27 158 Johnson BC 27 1741Daniels HT 21 158 Ptterson HT 27 1741Peters PB 27 157 Hall BG RD 27 1741Raine 27 157 Glloway TC 24 1741Ewe11 PB 27 157 PetersE KD 24 17416tneman 8 6 15 Cun'ham ST 24 1741Addngton ST 21 155 Crowe FOG 23 1721Jewell ST 27 154 Buckner HT 27 1711BtcherJ IVIS 15 154 Rbertslt HT 27 1711Hab'sttle KD 15 153 Elliston KD 24 1711Dunn MS 24 152 Cole RC 24 1701Pop'well FWS 24 152 Don'son TC 24 1701Shanks POG 21 151 Henley 21 2701Randol rWill 27 148 Flares ST 27 1691141661c POG 22 148 Gerhrdt 15 1691McNutt 21 148 Lane KD 24 1681Evans RD 27 147 Gidsteln BC 24 1681Herndon TC 21 145 Koopp BC 27 1671Nolan UM -27 144 Perry PB 27 1661E11iott FHB 18 144 Marsh BC 27 1651Dullitan UM 24 143 Maginn 27 165111uston Uhl 24 139 Rhea RD 27 1651Evason POG 23 137 Dillard KD 24 1651Gardner DK 12 136 Godwin FNB 24 1651Powell FRB 17 135 ButcherrWS 27 16410regsob uM 14 134 Thmas POO 20 1641Richrds MS 12 132 RbertsJ HT 9 164111a2etu IWS 11 128 Mabry RD 27 1621Willholte UM 12 121 reviver POO 9 116 INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE MORRIS Pt BK I DELTA CAFE Eirdegree 149 201 11081Thome1 169 139 168 Keith 172 223 1721Mosmann 175 166 135 Warner 169 139 1591Kn0X 163 196 202 Baxter 153 192 1951Boice 183 183 144 litrinkle 139 168 1681Tibbetts 208 152 176 36 36 36 Total 782 923 892 Total 934 872 861 1 1 8T will l'NIrr WRTH MOTORS Eit221118 189 152 1941Ienkins 167 203 166 Utley 154 163 1321 carter Davidson 201 178 211IInman 141 171 1" Green 136 136143 144 157 178 8 15 27 176 Ha 17: LI: piesc6ti Hollywood Theater Renfro Drug Co 17 10 630 Ilarves()D-Cmi 16 11 5113 Kay Drug Co No 2 16 11 Pearl Beer 12 12 556 Mannish 14 13 519 Chew First National Batik -13 14 481 Star-Telegram 13 14 481 rort worth Sand and Gravel 13 14 481 la 17 370 L011111 Star Blasters 10 17 370 Panther OU and Grease 7 20 259 Schedule Kay Drug Co No 2 re Panther 00 and First Nation Grease Renfro Drug Co vs al Bank Fort Worth Sand and Gravel vs universal mum Star-Telegram vs Lone star wasting Hollywood Theater vs Her- veson-Cole Pearl Beer VI Thannish Chev League Records ame a eson- 01 High team 3 rv et 2733 second VIII ritr 4amgamels Hmaro- Valaa-Cala 2 ga Harveson-Cole 946 seeond high team 1 game Harveson-Cole 939 high Individual 3 games Mabry 622 second high Indi- vidual 3 games Roberts 621 high indi- di i vidual 1 game COIL 243 second high ame Mab 2311 in dua1 1 rY tY111 versa1 Ming Individual A forages Alegi Jones ID 24 1621 Alderson PB 27 188INamee- G' Avg' Lopata' IrNB 27 1831Summera s'r 27 160 Jenkins HT 8 1831Priddy BeNB 271 160 Chandler 20 1791Jonts TC 2 160 Bi ne 1 77 MeBryer lit 6 1 21 159 Smith pa ll BR RD 27 158 roansca BC 27 1741Daniels HT 21 158 Ptterson HT 27 1741 27 157 Peters PB Hall BG RD 27 174IRatne 27 157 Glloway TC 24 1741Ewell PB 27 157 PetersE KD 24 1741Stneman 113 Cun'haro ST 24 174IAddngton ST 21 155 Crowe POG 23 1721Iewell ST 27 154 kner HT 27 171 Btcher7 'WS 15 154 Rbertclt HT 27 1711Habiattle KD 15 153 Elliston KD 24 1711Dunn lima 24 is: Loitso lic 2244 1701 roapu Tyya 24 17616n Pu 34 14Dili Bellboy 1rNB 21 170! Randol P71111 2 BT 27 169Meals Flares 1 POG 22 148 Ger hrdt TC 15 1691McNutt TC 21 148 Lane KD 24 168IEvans RD 27 147 TIC 24 1681Rerndon 21 145 Gidsteln Koopp BC 27 1671Nolan UM -27 144 Perry PB 27 1661 Elliott Elli FNI1 18 144 Marsh HC 7 27 es Duggan UM 24 142 Magian 27 165111uston UM 24 139 a Rhevason POG 23 137 DillardRD 27 1651E KD 24 1651Gardner DK 12 136 etItt Win- un4ift 24 Iftici Powell TNEI 11 135 1 I I 11 :1 i I 1 i 'I 'i I I i I i I4''' I I 1 I ot I 1 I 1 I 1 I a i i I i i a 4 1 4- I I I 1 DALLAS Nov 6 'Blackwell and Benny Lee Boynton officials of the Texas Centennial Athletic Committee Wednesday an-flounced they had five open dates for 1936 footballgames to be played at the Centennial Bowl which will seat 50000 people Blackwell and Boynton are anxious to fill the open dats with colorful intersectional games using Southwest Conference teams as the "home attraction" on each game "We're Hot barring any team that is big" Blackwell said "Any outstanding team desiring to pit its 1936 strength against a Southwest Conference team on the Centennial program should communicate with ire at once Pacific Coast Eastern and Old South teams are preferred" The open Centennial dates are: Oct 3 17 21 MN 14 21 0 4 Tee IAnaiokS Nov 0 --4Jr zu AN 'Blackwell andBeriny Lee Boynton officials of the Texas Centennial Athletic an- Committee Wednesday a flou nced they had five open dates OnR football ames to be play- 1--- ed at the Centennial Bowl which wi ll 5 000 people Blackwell and Boynton are anx- OUS I tO fill the open dats -with col- es using orful intersectional gam Southwest Conference teams as the "home attraction" on each game "We're Hot barring any team that Out- is Dig Blackwell said "Any standing team desiring to pit its LEADING JOCKEYS Junior Ags Given Tough Scrimmage ARLINGTON Nov a--Coaches The Vocational High Bulldogs will invade Brownwood Friday aft ernoon for a game with that strong District Two Class A outfit The game was announced Wednesday by Athletic Director Farring ton Vocational has played good fool ball in Class circles but uft face one of Brownwood's stronael teams in recent years The Lien held Abilene to a close score lat week Friday afternoon's game 1'1 start at 3:30 o'clock High Bulldogs nwood Friday aft with that strong sS A outfit The unced Wednesday tor Farrel pclayceldes vnwood's years The Lion a dose score lat Tn oon's game 1'1 ock good fvcoof circles Mtal 2 3 Caperton 49 11 4 6 A Smith 32 7 6 3 Haas 22f 1 1 Westrope 28 4 4 5 Dudley 34 4 2 3 Smith 20 2 5 3 A Gunari 15 2 3 0 Turner 11 2 2 2 Young 13 2 1 2 Nolan 15 2 1 1 Jones 4 201 13 2 0 1 Navy in Secret Practice ANNAPOLIS Md Nov 6 The Navy has gone in for absolute secret practices in preparation for the Penn game Usually the Middies have worked out behind canvas screens but those holding special passes were permitted inside But not this week Lieut Tam Hamilton has taken the Middies off by themselves Many Injuries Few Tackles MANHATTAN Kan Nov6 Wes Fry coaching his first year at Manhattan State sees some resemblance in injuries (he has plenty of them on his squad) and the lack of tackles 'Injuries are just like being without tackles' he said "You have to make the best of therm" of practice these days at gathering in passes The quartet of backs who started the Centenary game will probably square off against and will include Sanders and Eddie Daigle at the halfback posts Capt Billy Roy at qnarter and Clay Calhoun at full There is a possibility however that Roy and Sanders will change positions as the latter has called the signals several times Three members of this group are playing their first season of varsity football for the Wolves Roy being the only veteran of the lot Denny Miller a bard-driving back and a ferocious defensive man Pel Hughes a capable punter and pass receiver: Mike Casey one of the most adept passers on the squad Georgie Joint diminutive passer and signal caller and Tom Daigle the speedster who went well against the Christians last year are other backs who are almost certain to see service this week "Klepto" Holmes and A Duns-worth sent the North Texas Aggies through a tough scrimmage Tuesday afternoon in an effort to get the Ags in condition to meet Decatur Baptist College at Decatur Friday night in a conference tussle With the reserves usino Decatur Mays Coach Holmes bad the first string backs flinging passes all afternoon in an effort to improve the Aggie aerial attack which thus far this season has not been On a par with the running attack While the North Texas Aggies will be favored by dope to turn the Indians back Coach Holmes is taking no chances on a slipup A downed Ranger 82-0 while Decatur downed Ranger 34-0 But Coach Holmes pointed out that three of Decatur's star players were out against the Rangers and that the Indians will be in first class condition against the It Was Polish to Him DETROIT Nov 6 013)--It finally has come out why Francis Kondrasid sophomore guard on the Detroit Titans was able to 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A's the real joy smoke in a pipe too 70 fine roll -your own cigarettes in every 2-ounce of Prince Albert REASONS WHY PRINCE ALBERT CAN MAKE THIS -MONEY-BACK OFFER: 1 top-guslit7 tobace So geed 9 Prince Albert le "crimp eut" for seri rolling and slcw cool burning 11114 mellow favor emitted by special process A Packed No wasteTebseco keeps in prime 5 Twoounces in every tin "roe Masi Ea Plodureir Jiffy-quick rollingbeautifully firm cig-In rolling Prince Albert you will 1 -s arettes marvelous taste and fragrance note the special "CriMP Mit" that itt! ft i tr em 1 '11 that's what you cau expect when you makes Prince Albert lie right In the REASONS WHY PRINCE i mlu I Illtrs start rollirtg A assures you a fine firm easy- ALBERT CAN MAKE THIS I i itli qiiir: You'll be delighted to find you're rolling to-roll cigarette And thanks again to the As securt for a loan you i II smoothest cigarettes you ever made "crimp cut" Prince Albert burns slower MONEY-BACK OFFER: a IL may use co-makers listed Men everywhere are praising Prince and gives a cooler smoke Choitie top' -quality tobacco is and I- 1 irir- a I Aibert Ernest Hill says: "I'm a Prince May we add that A comes In a big In Prince Albert 11t i til stocks or bonds or late I Albert roll-my-own smoker from 'way 2-ounce economy tin So just step up and 2 penes Albert I atm cot- for may I i iii 17 1 1 111 model automobiles back A's easy tolroll and it stays rolled ask for Prince Albert and shake hands rIllaff '11d 11'1 celli burailig it 1 right" Joe McMacken says: "There's a with smoldn' at its best! Li the real 3 Milo-4 menem auun4 131-1Pecial fl 11 i I rs bate-removing rich flavor to cigarettes rolled from Prince iO3' smoke in a PiPe too A ked ightIA tis No tsiile I I Personal loans to Post Office Employes wiistaTakwinpriditka 'I11f1 ili--- 1 I i I lir li in Texas especially solicited 5 l' VP! 'it it 1 i roar Mast Be Plro 1 I i AN OFFER THAT SHOWS' WE MEAN BUSINESS- I All 1 i i "Texas' Greatest Human Service Institution" Roll yourself 30 swell cigarettes from Prince Albert If you don't find them the II i II 'ti 04 11 finest' tastiest roll-your-own cigarettes you ever smoked return the tin with monFt 7T11mz 1311Lusl trIDial the rest of the tobacco in it and in will refund full purchase price plus 7 '2-lotmo in rinceyourAlevabertewr I LyA 23265 postage (Signed) Reynolds Tobac70Company Winston-Slens ti a 1 1' it rrli----4 'AN tf 1 1 1 l''' --11 I ki ric- 1-- 1 I- 4- 11- 'I Mere Fourth Crosses Main: 14 vr a 1 111 a 0 TH EASYT0a ROLL lt- lt! 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