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Volume XVIII RIDDICK STADIUM, RALEIGH, N. 0., SEPTEMBER 25, 1948 Number I
NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE ATHLETIC COUNCILPROF. H. A. FISHER, Chairman D. W. SEIFERT TOM GOULDDR. A. J. WILSON, Secretary W. H. SULLIVAN FRED KENDALLDR. 1. O. SCHAUB A. G. FLOYD WALTER CLARKDR. J. L. STUCKY G. C. LASSITER WARREN CARTIERR. J. WOMBLE '
FOOTBALL STAFFBEATTIE FEATHERS, Head Coach C. H. ANDERSON, Asst. CoachAL ROTELLA, Asst. Coach ROY CLOGSTON, Director of AthleticsCHARLES RAMEY, Asst. Coach ALBERT CRAWFORD, TrainerWALTER SLATER, Asst. Coach ED STOREY, PublicityALLAN NELMS, Program Manager
N. C. STATE’S 1948 FOOTBALL SCHEDULEDate Opponent Kick Off Place
Sept. 25—DUKE ......................... 2:30 p.m. RALEIGH*Oct. 2 Clemson ........................ 8 :00 p.m. Clemson*Oct. 9—DAVIDSON .................... 8:00 p.m. RALEIGHOct. 16—Carolina ........................ 2 :00 p.m. Chapel Hill
*Oct. 22—Chattanooga .................... 8:00 p.m. ChattanoogaOct. 30 Wake Forest .................... 2 :30 p.m. Wake Forest
**Nov. 6—VIRGINIA ..................... 2 :30 p.m. RALEIGHN0v. 13 Duquesne ....................... 2 :00 p.m. PittsburghNov. 20 William and Mary ............... 2:00 p.m. WilliamsburgNov. 27-——VILLANOVA ................... 2:00 p.m. RALEIGH
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Coach Beattie Feathers begins his fifth yearas head coach of the Wolfpack today and asusual his opponent is Wallace Wade’s DukeUniversity Blue Devils. Its a tough assign-ment for both Feathers and his entire newstaff of assistants as well as the 40 man Statesquad which you see below on the field.The State team was hit hard by ineligibilityin August when End Bill Stanton of Rowland,Tackle Jim Rees of Shelby, Ohio and FullbackLeslie (Footsy) Palmer of Cedar Grove, W.Va., were declared out of competition for 1948because of the completion of their three yearsof playing eligibility. All three of these menwould have been starters in the game today.Their loss has weakened the State squad im-measureably.But we are now breaking out the cryingtowel for the Wolfpack. Duke may be superiorin a number of ways. Their experience in boththe line and back field is probably equal toState’s in very way, but the Wolfpack is adetermined team. Their spirit will not be in-ferior in any way.Feathers staff. making its debut today, in—cludes Line Coach A] Rotella, a newcomer tothe coaching game from Paterson. N. J. Ro-tella gained valuable experience at the Uni-versity of Tennessee as an all-star tackle. Hehas won his way into the hearts of his line-men. He is a young coach. only 27-years old,but he has instilled in the hearts of his playersa determination to play their best.Backfield Coach Walter Slater is anotheryoungster in this coaching game. He hailsfrom Providence, RI. and last season was oneof the most promising backs in professionalfootball as a regular member of the PittsburghSteelers. Slater has to ‘know-how’ and is greatat passing along his personal experiences tothe men under his tutorlage. Slater is 28-yearsold. Slater is also a University of Tennesseegraduate.End Coach Charles W. Ramev is formerathletic director at Ashland (Ky.) Senior
High. He has had marked success as a prepschool mentor at Portsmouth and Wilmington,Ohio and at Ashland. In the Kentucky highschool in 1942 he won the state title and wasnamed “High School Coach of the Year.”Ramey is married, has two children and isregarded as a top end coach. He is a graduateof the University of Cincinnati.We’re justly proud of the Wolfpack squad,which State will field today. Guard CharlieMusser of Frankfort, W. Va. is a big cog inthe forward wall. He’s one of the leading line-men in the South and along with teammateBernie Watts of Girard, Ohio offers one.ofthe best guard combinations to be found inthis hot-bed of football. Both men are shoot—ing for All—Southern honors this year and pos—sible a crack at mythical All-American teamwhich will be selected later. Other top-notch-ers are Center Hal Saunders of Statesville,Blocking Back Bob Bowlby of Paterson, N. J.and Tailback Gwyn Fletcher of Winston-Salem.Riddick Stadium will be the scene of threeother top-notch grid encounters this season.Oct. 9 finds Davidson College’s Wildcats asvisitors to our turf for a night encounter. Theother two home clashes are with the Univer-sity of Virginia on Nov. 6 in a big home com-ing ocassion and Villanova College on Nov.27. Tickets are still available for all games atthe State athletic office in the Riddick Stad-ium Field House, but they’re going fast, so wesuggest you latch on to yours while the supplylasts.In passing may we note also that RiddickStadium has a ‘new look’ today and if you feelthat its to your advantage as a fan thanksare due State’s new athletic director Roy B.Clogston. who took over the post at the headof the Wolfpack’s athletic program on Aug.1. Clogston is a native of Ballston Lake. N. Y.and a graduate of Springfield College (Mass)He’s a welcome addition to the staff and weall wish him luck in his new post.
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And so today we start another footballseason . . .What it will bring in the way of victoriesand defeats for Duke and N. C. State no onecan tell . . . We do know, however, that therewill be spills and thrills, gladness and heart—ache, surprise and disappointment . . . all ofwhich go with the annual fall madness . . .On the Duke team today you see severalboys who may be well up on the list when thefinal game with North Carolina rolls around.The Blue Devils are not strong in reserves andhave some spots where there are no standoutsbut in several places Coach Wallace Wade canfield boys who are good as they are inthe land.One of them is Captain Al DeRogatis, asecond All-American choice in 1946 who wasout most of last season due to a knee injury.The condition of that knee is not known andonly time can tell whether it will permit himto play for the Blue Devils this fall. This fel-low, one of the biggest boys ever to play for.Duke, is a true All-American performer and,at top speed. one of the finest tackles in thehistory of football.Another great is Louis Allen, the other Duketackle. He was slowed down by an injury lastseason but when he is in the best physicalshape, he cannot be beaten. Old timers com-pare Allen in all-around play to All-AmericanFred Crawford of the 1933 Blue Devils.A third is Fred Folger, Jr., the brillianttailback who last year ranked third in thenation in punting and was one of the top menin returning intercepted passes. His work inearly practices at Duke was terrific until hewas slowed down by an old ankle injury which
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cropped out during the second week of drillsthis fall. He can carry the mail with the bestof them when in top shape, can throw, cankick and can defend.A fourth is Bill Davis, last of three brotherswho have all starred for Duke. Davis playsguard for the Blue Devils and he should beset for his greatest season this fall. He’s agreat running guard, is husky and fast andwill really crack ’em when they get in his way.As a whole, this Duke team is a young teamwithout great experience. Only three of theplayers today~DeRogatis, Allen and Quarter—back John Montgomery played much in 1946.The experience they gained last season shouldhelp but compared to other squads on the Dukeschedule, the Blue Devils are younger and lessexperienced.It is a big team in size but most footballteams in these days are loaded with largermen than was the case several years back.This series of football games between Dukeand N. C. State is a great one. It has furnishedas many thrills perhaps as any of the footballrivalries in the south. It has been a series fullof the unexpected. It has been one of greatupsets and of close scores.Today’s game should be no exception to thatrule. This looks like a ding-dong battle be-tween two teams which, as far as can be toldin advance, are fairly well evenly matched.Don’t forget that Duke and Tennessee andWade and Neyland resume their battling inDuke stadium at Durham next Saturday after-noon at 2:30 o’clock. BETTER ORDERTHOSE TICKETS TONIGHT!
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As a result of the foundation work, StateCollege now has several eminent faculty andstaff members that it would not have been ableto obtain other wise.Adjoining the campus to the west are 456acres including the college orchards, gardens,poultry plant and farms, and the Central StateAgricultural Experiment Station. About onemile west of the campus, the institution hasacquired 1,300 acres which are maintained aslivestock farms by the Department of AnimalHusbandry and Dairying.The college’s main divisions include theSchool of Agriculture and Forestry, the Schoolof Engineering, the School of Textiles, theSchool of Education, the School of Architec-ture and Landscape Design, the GraduateDivision, the Basic Division, and the SummerSchool. The Department of Military Scienceand Tactics, providing ROTC training for thestudents, consistently has received an annualrating of “excellent” from the War Depart-ment.Principal landmarks on the campus includeHolladay Hall. the school’s first building; thebirthplace of Andrew Johnson, 17th presidentof the United States; Memorial Tower, im-pressive monument to the State College alum-ni who served in World War I; the home ofthe chancellor; Pullen Hall, named in honorof R. Stanhope Pullen, who donated the landfor the original campus; a memorial to the 13original colonies; and other sites of interest.State College has more than 25,000 livingalumni. many of whom are nationally knownfor their accomplishments in industry, science,military progress, agriculture, education, andpolitical life. More than 6,000 alumni of theschool—most of whom were officers—servedin the armed forces during World War II.Over 300 of the service men died in battle dur-ing the progress of the war.The institution is delighted to welcome itsmany friends to this athletic contest today andhopes that they will have a pleasant time whilethey are on the campus.
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Wallace Wade, Head Football Coach at DukeUniversity has one of the finest coachingrecords of all-time.Wade’s lifetime record—covering 25 yearsof coaching—is 185 victories, 43 defeats andten ties. His 13-year record at Duke is 93 vic-tories, 27 defeats and five ties. Of those 27 de-feats, 18 have been by the margin of onetouchdown or less. The consistency in his rec-ord can be illustrated in a comparison of hiseight years at Alabama and his first eightyears at Duke. At Alabama, he won 61, lost 13,and tied three. At Duke, over that period, hewon 61, lost 15, and tied three.Highest honor that can be attained by afootball coach came to Wade in the winter of1947 when he was named to the National Col-legiate Athletic Association football rules com-mittee representing the Third District. Hesucceeded W. A. Alexander of Georgia Tech.The NCAA football rules committee is theboss outfit of collegiate football, making allthe rules and the interpretations.
Wade matriculated at Brown University inProvidence, R. 1., electing to follow his brotherthere. He worked to defray part of his collegeexpenses and stories are told of how he walkedseveral miles to football practice in order tosave the nickels provided the players fortransportation.He played guard on the Brown team forthree years and was a member of the elevenwhich played against Washington State inthe Rose Bowl game of 1916. He therefore hasthe distinction of appearing in this historicpost-season classic, once a player and fivetimes as a coach.He accepted his first coaching position atthe Fitzgerald and Clark preparatory schoolin Tullahoma, Tennessee, and there producedoutstanding teams in a variety of athletics.His football teams won 15 games and lostthree during his two-year tenure.In 1921, he moved to Vanderbilt as assistantto Dan McGugin, remaining at that post fortwo years. Vanderbilt teams were undefeatedand twice tied over this two-year span.
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While Coal & 0“ Co. ' Prilchard Painl & Glass Co.1115 West Lenoir Street
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* Denotes lettermen.
Capital Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Raleigh, N. C.
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FRED FOLGER PAUL STEPHANZ
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RHODES, INC.301 S. Wilmington St.
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Fred Dixon, Agency ManagerRomeo Lefort, Assistant
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Atlantic life Insurance Company207-11 Security Bank
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GASOLINE — KEROSENEFUEL OILS
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902 Dawson St.
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RALEIGH WINSTON SALEM WILSON
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“For 25 Years Raleigh’s LeadingHARRISON AVENUE AND WEST MORGAN Insurance Agency”
. ‘ STREET '"’1 44:?"135/4ny 8th Floor Insurance Bldg. Raleigh, N. C.
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prompt, eaurteom, and eyfieient service.For better service drive in to MOTOROLA Car and Home Radios
TIRE SALES & SERVICE COMPANY, Inc.GOODYEAR TIRES “One Stop Super Service Station” EXIDE BATTERIES
Hillsboro and Harrington Sts. Phone 7571 Raleigh, N. C.
MOTION PICTURESAnd Projectors
FOR EVERY PURPOSE
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Visiting Players
LARRY KARL JOHN MONTGOMERY
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A Friend OI119 East Davie Street Stale College
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Vicfrola 77U
Here’s console listening in a tablemodel! Extra-large speaker, extra power andvolume and the famous "Golden Throat” tonesystem for radio and records. New automatic record changer de-signed by RCA Victor for quiet, quick, dependable operation. HasOnly RCAViclorinstruments ”Silent Sapphire” permanent-point pickup, no needles to change.I‘av‘f “‘9 ”GOI‘ICH “If"?! a All radio controls are on the cabinet front where they’re mostprecxsely balanced3-VI ay I‘one . W' .Systemthat’sthe IinestinRCA convenient. alnut or mahogany or, at a slight
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F ra n k I i n sACME lAUNDRY, INC. Carolina Pharmacy
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M. F. D. Newton J. H. Johnston
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CITY MOTOR COMPANY. 429 South Wilmington StreetComplete Laundry Serv1ce Raleigh, N_ C_
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Electric Company
127 S. HARRINGTON ST.
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Dupree, McKimmon & Dorlch,Inc.
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ATKINS MOTORS, Inc.
Corner Blount and Morgan Sts.Phone 4631 936 Insurance Building Tel. 4952
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Your NASH Dealer Jones’ Super Market, Inc.0
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137 Fayetteville Street
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WALLER and SMITH"PHOTOGRAPHERS
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LOUIS ALLEN JOHN REESE
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415 Fayetteville St.RALEIGH
Phone 4426
PETER PAN RESTAURANI1207 HillsboroO 0WE SERVE
Steaks and Dinners Every Day
Horton's Flower Shop0 O
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONSO O
PROMPT DELIVERIES101 N. Person St. Telephones 36341
Wolipack Tackles
TURBYFILL I SWART DOSTANKO I CEGELIS
DIAMONDSErie City Boilers WATCHES
FINE JEWELRYILane Sawmllls 1881 jdlyd 1943
Tower Edgers and Trimmers 128 Foye’r’reville St.
Crescent Woodworking - 'Machinery Ihe Andrew Johnson Hotel
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
DILLON SUPPLY COMPANY E. O. Marshburn, Lessee and Mgr.Raleigh Durham Rocky Mount Goldsboro RATES FROM $1.75 WITHOUT BATH
RATES FROM $2.50 WITH BATH
Compliments
of
K 8: W MOTORS, Inc.
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IHIS IIME IT'S HUDSON
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118 E. DAVIE ST. DIAL 4963
Compliments of
YORK BUILDING COMPANY
ESTABLISHED 1910 STATE LICENSE NUMBER 1003CAPITAL CLUB BUILDING TELEPHONE 7275
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RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
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BEST WISHES
DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO.Raleigh, N. C.
TOM CHAMBERS
0 Auto Loans0 Financing
0 RefinancingFREE PARKING
AUTO FINANCE CO.“A Home Company For Home Folks"
424 S. McDowell St. Phone 22813
Disability Income Retirement IncomeEducational Trust Family Income
lEE PARKERRepresenting
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.705 Commercial Bldg., Raleigh, N. C.
Phone 2-0657
Bakers & Brown Roofing Co.Incorporated
Roofing and Sheet MetalContractors
“COMBINED SERVICE SINCE .1915”Phone 4528 406-412 W. Davie St.Raleigh, N. C.
Compliments ofFLYTHE
SALES SERVICEBICYCLES—REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES
“WHIZZER BIKE MOTORS”TRIKES — VELOCIPEDES
BOATS AND OUTDOOR MOTORSDial 5097 224 S. Salisbury St.
HOST TO THE CAROLINAS
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RALEIGH’S LARGEST AND FINEST
The Civic and Social Center of the Capital City
A ROBERT MYER HOTEL Arthur E. Buddenhagen, Mgr.
N. C. STATE PLAYERS
BARKSDALE 0. SMITH
W. H. King Drug Co.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTSRaleigh, N. C.
INDICATEDINcows
anufactmers of Page’s CRU-MO
MAYTAG SALES SERVICE
Norge & Maytag
Home Appliances9 ELECTRIC AND GAS RANGES@ WASHERS
REFRIGERATORSg FREEZERS<9 OIL SPACE HEATERS
“Complete Appliance Service”
When we move to our new home on theGarner Road at the edge of city limits weare changing our name to the
RALEIGH TRACTOR & TRUCKCOMPANY
same people, same products, same service
Raleigh Tractor & EquipmentCompany
417 S. Wilmington St.Raleigh, N. C.
YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER114 E. Martin St. Ph. 3-5151 DEALER
W. S. Boyd Sales Company *
Distributors For Compliments
ofWW
TRUCKSSALES AND SERVICE
*Distributors For
Burma Safety Saddle Tanks*
Louisburg Road Phone 3-5204
C. L. Harris, Manager
F. W. WOOLWORTH C0.RALEIGH,
N. C.
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Roberl VernonIncorporated
112 W. Davie St.RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
KAISER - FRAZERAUTOMOBILES
Sales & Service
For Expert Barber andManicure ServiceVisit
Carolina Hotel Barber Shop
Factory Distributors—the FamousB. F. Goodrich Silvertown Tires
“The Tire That Outwears Prewar Tires”COMPLETE RECAPPING FACILITIES
Truck Tire Specialists
Wake lire Company(Clark Savage)
118 W. Davis, Raleigh, N. C. Dial 3-3064
EASY ON GAS!Two can ride to school,wouk or for pleasure, on aCushman Scooter and getup to 75 miles on a gallonof gas. Many other econ-omy features tool Come inand see one now.
Cushman Motor Scooter Sales2908 Hillsboro St.
Raleigh, N. C. Phone 2-3960
Compliments of
G. G.,RAY COMPANYWholesale Fruit and Produce
“Have 20 Years Service Record”FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
319-321 Blake St., Raleigh Phone 3-3421
“WRING ’EM OUT WOLFPACKll”lAUNDERElTE
“AUTHORIZED BENDIX DEALER”Weeks Wash in 30 Minutes—AdequateDrying Facilites9 Lbs. Per Machine—30c Per MachineIncluding Soap2906 Hillsboro Phone 34543
N. C. STATE PLAYERS
DICK KIRMEYER
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SPORTS EVENTS IN ALL FIELDS ALL OVER THE WORLD
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SOLD BY MORE THAN 4,000’FINE JEWELERS. WHO PROUDLY. DISPLAY THIS EMBLEM
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*308-9 Commercial Building
Telephone 3-4651
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FINE FURNITURE
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EVERYBODY BENEEIIS of
RED FEATHER SERVICES JOB P' WYATT & SONS C0.
Wake County
COMMUNITY CHEST
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HardWare and Seed
Raleigh, N. C.
Compliments of
BALLENIINE’S DAIRY
*RAW AND PASTURIZED DAIRY
PRODUCTS FROM THE FARM TO YOU
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Raleigh and Varina, N:. C.
COLLEGIATE CLUB
25021/2 Hillsboro St.
AIR CONDITIONED
All Sport Returns
CLEAN WHOLESOME RECREATIONFor — — —
STUDENTS AND THEIR GIRL FRIENDS
RALEIGH ELECTRIC C0., INC.ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
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Repairs and Electric MotorRepairs
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522 South Salisbury St.Phone 7944
Night and Sunday 5414 or 5203
We Render Services
For Those WHO CARE
YELVERION FUNERAL HOME
H. PAUL YELVERTON, Owner
Phone 7743
SNOW'CROPFROZEN FOODS \VHOLESALERS
Exclusive Distributors ForSnow Crop
JACK RAGLANI) Orange JuiceTAILORING
For Men and Women Dial10 1/2 W. Martin St. Dial 6694 3-6792
DaVIs
Frozen Foods, Inc.1213 New Bern Ave.
JOYNER'S
TEXACO SERVICE
Cars Called For And Delivered
OFirestone
Tires and Accessories0
So. McDowell St. at Cabarrus
Dial 3-6219 :"W Maw“I hope you boys don't mind! I'm iust dyingof curiosity!"
RALEIGH MACK SALESMack Trucks
Sales — Service — Parts“SPECIALIZING IN TRUCK REPAIR”
424 S. McDowell St. Phone 34602
Good Luck From TheEXCELLENT
Bake and Candy Shop“Well Known for its Excellent Products”Mail Everywhere In The U. S. A.
2406 Hillsboro St. Phone 36702"Are all the players in bed!"
REFRIGERATIONSales & Service
426 S. DAWSON ST.RALEIGH, N. C.0Complete Market Equipment
Lynn's Service GarageBack of Sir Walter Hotel“Open 24 Hours a Day”
WILLIE LYNN, Owner — Class of ’35
Compliments of
Mayer's Oullel StoreCLOTHING, UTENSILS, EQUIPMENT
RALEIGH’S WAR-SURPLUS CENTER206 E. Martin St. Phone 36730
Compliments of
Eroehling & Robertson, Inc.
INSPECTION ENGINEERS & CHEMISTSCorner Morgan & Blount Sts. Phone 38232
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SNAKENBERGS
Custom Tailored Clothes
123 S. Salisbury St. Phone 7159
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Tires — Tubes — Batteries
Thor Washers
Kelvinator Refrigerator
Auto and Home Supplies
B. F. GOODRICH STORE322 So. Salisbury St. Phone 33831
B. F. GOODRECHFIRST IN RUBBER
New and Used CarsBought and Sold ‘
0All Cars Guaranteed
HENRY & MOTLEY USED CARC0., INC.
609 Fayetteville St. Phone 32722
GUS RUSSOS
Hatters, Cleaners and DyersRussos Bros. Props.
Suits Pressed While-U-Wait
Come In After The GameOpen Sunday Until 1:00 P. M.
14 W. Martin St. Dial 2-3691
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in James Street’s"Tap Roots"
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“I WALK ALONE”Plus First Chapter
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