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WORLD WAR VETERANS-Do

NONLD WAX We TERANS-Do
you want to make a safe and
sound investment? Buy home?
Need financial assistance or adj
vice? If so, please call on or
write us. First Federal Saw
ings & Loan Assn. wishes to
serve you.
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lCOVERS-All models, i'm
r. 1886. Large shipment
,!ecered. Please inspect.
Tire Co 4"
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FOR RENT-One furnished and
two unfui nished houses: two
furnished three room apart
merts. Miller's laundry and Dry
Cleaners. Phone 1913. 129 4th
ave. f..
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GOLD in useless trinkets has
brought owners hundreds OF
dollars. Bring in yours aud get
a good cash price, Sherman 5
Sporting Goods Store.
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WHEN GOOD PAINTERS begin
painting jobs that require good,
dependable paint they for years
have called for Certainteed
paints. Hendersonville Supply
& Coal Company, Millwork,
builders supplies, coal. =
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FOR SALE-Two male pedigrecd
wire foxterrier puppies, two
months old. Twenty dollars
each, both for thirty-five. w. L.
Burrell, 40 Fifth avenue, cor
ner Buncombe.
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THE WONDERFULLY comfort
able DR.. w. NJ. Locke shoes for
sale by DR.. H. F. Branstetter.
422 North Main street. Ground
floor. Phone sos.
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-Foodsfuffs

\ -, FOR SALE, soc per
b sTS;;.Vered at your door.
b ~'S' ". S. Caraker,
}o7 = care WOodall Lodge,
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business Services

~ PAINTING done be-
3 m 9'1st season. Esti-
{ gis5E,s hed cheerfully. Sta
,"Ser' Phone 90. 3
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l1-Household Goods

SEE THE NEW Florence Oil
Ranges, the most beautiful
models ever offered the Amer
lean home. Sold on easy terms.
BrunSon Furniture Co.
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buses and Real Estate

qua splendid buy on
avenue west in seven
Bungalow that cost over
w Tor $3.50. II. G.. Love.
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soc FULL PINT U.S.P. milk of
magnesia zoe, 25c Noxzema 15c,
$3.50 Fitch hair tonic shampoo
and scalp brush 76c. Freeze
Drug Company.
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-05

.'ONAL OFFER of one
-olSe on Highland avenue.
Il lot with front paved.
[ld neighborhood. Three
eaS, Cement basement.
44S shaded pOrches. Ele-
. Win fine eastern view.
81 at $4,000. Terms like
4 6rown!ec Insurance &
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WANTED
32-Rooms and Houses

ANY ROOMS to rent or light
housekeeping apart m n t S?
Don't let them stand idle until
you have tried a classified adv.
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4O-MisceHaneous

WANTED-Used sewing machine,
cheap. State kind and price.
Machine" care Times-NewS.
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I3-Merehandise
wv cOVAN HAS To CLOSE

NOW GOVAN HAS TO CLOSE
OUT = Joe has quit, Govan
don't want to work, so there it
goes. Take my word, Joe is a
nice man and a gentleman. Go
van will ask no more than half
price - going to quit - don't
mean maybe. See Govan for
real bargains.
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CONSULT your insurance agent
as you would your doctor or
lawyer. We are in business to
serve you. Hendersonville In
surance Agency. Phone Ala.
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l2-Radios and Service

COMPLETE line of radio batter
les and accessories. Midcity
Tire Co. =
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7-ProfessionaI Services

AMES BEAUTY SHOP-Perma-
nents $3.50 to $3.50. Shampoo
and set, soc. All work guaran-
tecd. Phone SAC.
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Special Notices

SAVE MONEY - PAY TAXES
AND STREET ASSESSMENTS
WITH BONDS WHILE YOU
MAY SEE o. ROY KEITH,
PHONE 81.
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DOES EYE STRAIN make you
nervous and impulsive. Let us
examine your eyes and deter
mine your needs. LeOna Allen
Young, Observation-Disclosures. +
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\, cn1lCkS from our high
n , C!.0od-teSted stock. 10c
pSs.Satwater Farms Hatch
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HOLLINGSWORTH MATTRESS
COMPANY, "HOme of Better
Beds" Call US for spring clean
ing and renovating. South end
of Main street. Phone 450-J.
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LAUNDRY SERVICE We call
for and deliver and give prompt
and efficient service. Miller's
Laundry & Dry Cleaners. Phone
153. 129 Fourth avenue casts
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and Poultry

ITTEi-7 M. Guernsey cow.
VILLAINS Edneyville.
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LADIES' SANDALS half soled,
soc. Leather taps on spike
heels, 15c. For best in shoe re-
pairing try Economy Shoe Shop.
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n - bull pups, three
Sr.vO Ia. Roy C. Bennett,
%o'sow Company. =
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11
LUPE YELEZ WAS
SOUGHT BY CHIEF

Hollywood, Sept. ii = UPO =
Frank Joseph Whitman, who claims
to be "iieap, big injun' chief"
from Milwaukee, today was cooling
his ardor in the county jail after
trying to claim Lupe valez. peppery
Mexican actress. as his squaw. The
chief, who explained he was half
Greek and half German, declared
that Miss Velez was Chickasaw
Indian Princess and that he had
come to get her. Chief Whitman
made his claims upon Miss Velez
by standing not far from her lux
urious Beverly. Hills home and yell
ing. for his "squaw."
When informed that the actress
has a husband. Johnny Weismuller,
film star and former swimming
champion, Whitman explained that
she was In Weismuller's custody
temporarily awaiting to take up her
position as princess. Chief Whitman
said that Miss Velez had been
awarded to him at a tribal council
and he was determined to claim her.
He is being held for observation
pending questioning by federal
agents who are seeking the author
Of threatening notes the actress re-
portedly received a short while ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11
Both Parties Select
Same Day For Fifth
District Nominations
Democrats to RenOminate Congressman Smith at Tor.
Y ringtOn Session Spirited Contest Expected Here
When COP. Delegates Convene

The republican congressional con-
ventiof1 will take place at The
Elton, this city. It Is the first time
In many, many years that both
major parties Of the fifth district
have held congressional conventions
on the same day.
g. o. r. Contestants
The democratic convention viii
take place in the Torrington town
hall. The NTH district takes In all
Of Litchfield county and the north
ern part Of New Haven county.
Those In the race for the 6. o. p.
congressional nomination are Town
Chairman J. Warren Epson Of this
city, Attorney Thomas J. Wall and
Attorney David @. Cramer Of Tor
rington, Representative J. Mortimer
Bell OF Salisbury and Representative
Walter Howe Of Litchfield.
KeynOter
State Chairman j. Francis Smith
of this city is expected to call the
congressional convention Of the
democratic party to order in Tor
rington. Arrangements are now UNI
derway for a "keynoter." 1t is likely
that either u. s. Senator Augustine
Lonergan Of Hartford or U. 8. Sem
ator Francis T. Maloney Of Meriden
will be asked to deliver the main
address Of the. convention.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11
FERRARA HELD
IN VICE CASE 81
Alleged Chief of Booking
Agents Has Yacht, Fleet
Of Autos (

n Continuing their smashing at
tack on the vice ring operating In
New England, federal agents have
placed unders arrest Joseph Ferra-
RI, alias Joe 'Rossi, 81, Of Jersey
City, M J.l described as the princi-
pal booker for the syndicate. Fer
rara is married and the father Of
an eight year old daughter.
He Is said by agents to have sup
piled numerous New England hous-
es with women, including the es-
adjustment on the Colony Road,
Wallingford, the proprietors Of
which have been bound over to the
fall term Of United States District
court under bonds of $4,000 each.
Agents OF. the Department Of JUS
tice declare that Ferrara's arrest
Is one Of; the most important to
date. The man was scheduled to
be arraigned before Commissioner
william Wholean In Hartford to-
day. He was arrested on q warrant
issued In Hartford and federal
agents said they would recommend
q bond Of $4,000. Ferrara Is said
to own q 20 foot yacht In New Jer-
sey and fleet Of automobiles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11

bitter contest involving several
candidates.
Little or no opposition to Con-
gresham Smith Is anticipated when
the democratic congressional con-
vention takes places In Torrington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11
Convention Dates Chosen
camp WORKERS
|. CLAIM DENIED
Alleges Injuries While En-
pIOyed at YMCA Sum-
mer Camp

Commissioner James M. Lynch, in
a compensation case decision hand
ed down today, dismisses the claim
Of Jesse Cook against the YMCA
Of Westchester county, N. Y.
Cook was employed at Camp
Sloan, Lakeville, and employed by
the respondents as q handy man.
He claimed that on July II, while
getting ice, he slipped and fell
against a beam, sustaining injuries.
Medical testimony was introduced
to show that there was no apparent
injury as a result Of the accident.
Doctors said there was no bruise,
mark or swelling to indicate any
hurt. It was testified that Cook had
suffered an injury at one time while
working for a previous employer.
The following agreements, in
which payments will be made week.
ly during disability, were filed to-
day.
Farrel-Birmingham Co., Ansonia,
and Frank Skerlik, toe injury,
$3.50, beginning August 26.
A. II. Wells and Co., Waterbury,
and Anthony Chaponis, WATERFOWL,
finger injury, $7.6l, beginning Aug.
81.
w. j. Megin, Inc, Naugatuck, and
Daniel Guerra, 78 Griggs street, Wa
terbury, face injuries, clavicle, In
jury, 1885, beginning Aug. Is.
q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11
Walter WincIleu
ON BnOd 7zeay
trr,6. MARY f.r,.t.ed, Copyright 1855 t,Niy


Dear W. WI In the first place please girl favor You
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any more he reverend sscsd from ths
from Chain Gang ad R6ands swing band sOr only one
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samuel Insu has lost JOB again. His withdrawal from that
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the been cautioned mot to any Of
Montclas Casino rsoPsns on the 1sth and win feature
lobby S.- Regina Cewe remains as the
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with what b r. s.a Sy * p sa
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would sss de Violent that ne exact
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tilted increasing sign Of returning prosperity
Have caption for those pictures Spain: Spain In All
It's Gory!" howz about calling communtic
grand
.rsG' sS up 'S% so s.. .so
s ssssr two ~o ~hifis Of anything
thar 70 the SD .. Erwin with G' dance , ss G
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sim think would have eH Cs.,ss Slows
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ona banks q cU Ss.nc ahs sst SSs win confirm that
official report isn't due fol three weeks sny o SEWN ps
Ruth selwyn get from sds YETI Esc win reward
assssS' n Ts sg se win
were Ginger Rogers j. and You Were ro ssa 4nnr
Ruth c.%sss Ts sr he ss sa: IN: ~
tho RED Hot Bea Lille viii be angry 81: says
4; s, won. s. g. e s. AS sr Ts ." 1 sas
last weeks cCs KEN Muray and Florence
Of his Pre- y aas ~. to- much e
mefor you Don't make It a new weekly stunt "AAs
do they want for 2 cents?
cosd valet was married IN Harlem ssr
ling hSenesses Rudy vaee the docman Of Indys eh st.
spot W. % MY Be- Ths Ss la H
very . e a s Ss New YerH
did you notice Edgar righhand man clyde folsom in
or Two ssS'f lads SV Dho arc suffering S
trouble don't know what to do to keep them from Sows Sst
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11
) SOVIET HONORs

Moscow (UP).-The Soviet govern
ment has conferred upon 430 Stalk.
hanoyites and executives Of the
Soviet food industry the highest
awards OF the Soviet Union Order:
Of Lenin, Red Banner Of Labor and
the Badge OF Honor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11

Democrats and republicans Of the
fifth congressional district will
name their candidates on the same
day, Saturday, the 9th. While Con-
gresham j. Joseph Smith of this
city, democratic incumbent, will be
renominated by bis part, the republic
cans Of the district are faced with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11

pidly being realized. 1t was stated
today by MIS-. Margaret verdon,
superintendent Of the local Public
Welfare Department.
Despite the fact that the num-
Der desired from this city for the
term about to start is very large,
the filing of applications has been
as heavy In proportion and 1t will
be but a matter Of a few days until
the quota will be realized, Mrs. YER
don stated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11
HOME MADE TELESCOPE

Tulare, Cal. (Up).-A. L. Pursell
Of Tulare has finished a $3.50 tele-
scope at cost Of only SIS from dis
carded auto parts and the glass
from ships portfolio. The instru-
ment, 76 inches long, magnifies 240
times.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11

Lincoln was taller than Wash
ington. ....
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11
rNsptOYMENT Up

Lincoln, Neb. tUP) employment
prospects are brighter this fail for
students VINO seek part.time work
while attending college, University
OF Nebraska cfficials reported after
conducting q local survey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11
All M. LandoiA
PhiIadeIphia
Democrat Is CO.
ing to vote for
President Roose-
velt's reelection.
Landon Is an
unemployed ce-
nent finishes,
now on relief.
BUYS TICKETS

Harold Lloyd, Paramount star, to-
day became the first potential GUS
toner to the 1910 olympic Games to
be conducted in Tokyo, by applying
for a block Of seats to the games
through the Los Angeles Japanese
consulate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11

Ruth Cambridge She's up and out again nencnley
resumes the New Yorker Bert Lam sees me
tc "d Hot and Lille Will be angry Sne says
49, "r 40 her show without want to applaud some
thing good clan ReynodS West SIDE honaanee
.. $3.50 oier stuff In Harpers Bazaar very
AMUSING this Muays and Florence heners romance
4 Aead Maryn his - head man now LNe
yomr Man for but like too much WORK
me-fo you Don't make It new weekly stun" "A"'
do 2 cents?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11
Gee ENROLMENT
PROCEEDS HERE
All Youths Interested Adj
vised to Register
at Once

All youths DESTROYS 81 C.C.C. camp
enlistment for the fall session are
urged to make their applications at
the local Welfare Office Immediate
ly as the quota for Waterbury is ra-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11

That's me up there Maude's back, and Wally laying
In the hammock and dog Jessie fixing to hop onto
Walys lap So far as know Way Potter took part
in the making Of whskey but being raised right here
with the dsery close by, naturally he's always had
the chance learn about how good whskey ought
20 taste than anybody know. WAy says since the
WEen Family started dislins that's some so years
-hGs never yet anything having such real
sastnsss to Il The Wksn Famiys personal recipe
Harry E. Wilksn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-11

When a man and woman held up
traffic in Cato, Egypt, by kissink In
a taxicab, the traffic officer arrest
ed them, and the Judge fined them
$40, aH e,Ys.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
Deaths Reported.

Leroy W. Thompson. %. esIO Ashmead pl
lola B. Fulton. n, 1920 Upton st.
John T. Tyler. % 415 Seward 50. Sc.
Charles Selby. 81, Emergency Hospital
Grace Chenoweth 65. 220 H st. ne.
Margaret L. Green. "a. New Ebbitt Hotel.
Owen McPhilomy 80 United States Sol
diers' Home Hospital.
Lester W. Parks So. S12 r st.
Arthur W. Hipsley. 50. George washington
Francis A. Lanning. 81. 216 2nd st. ne.
Daniel Foster. A, $3.50 Wisconsin ave.
Henry .O'Laughlin. AZ. National Homeo-
Pa11iine 11n.c wiilisms iil1si as oallinger Hospital.
william Palfrey. ~. George Washington
Levi Jones'. 7b, Casualty Hospital.
Alfred Waters. 70, Gallinger. Hospital
Joseph Gray. SO Tuberculosis Hospital.
Henry Tolbert. 6S, 1417 Swan st.
Josephine A. % Simmons. g. 1917 r st.
Matilda J. Wingfleld. So 518 Goth st. ne.
Varopne p. Price 54, 932 22nd St
Charles 4. Tignor. 80. Emergency Hos
Artie Hall. AZ. Carson's Hospital.
William H Jones. 36. Casualty Hospital.
James Howard "a Freedmen's Hospital.
Willie Hall. 19. Freedmens Hospital.
William J. Briscoe. IL, Casualty Hospital
Infant Catherine White. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1936-07-16

1t devoted great gobs of praise and
nine solid columns-very Solid-to the
eloquence of the Honorable Edward
Everett of Massachusetts,, who, on the
day before, after months of prepara-
ton had, on a battlefield down in
Pennsylvania, spoken two hours and
turned loose enough oratory to fill
about nine gas balloons. But of the
subsequent and incidental remarks Of
another man, an awkward, shy man
from Illinois, who had spoken just two
minutes, it said. 'the President was
also heard briefly. The applause was
formal and scattering"
P. S.-The brief remarks made on
the occasion referred to are even to-
day quite well-known under the title.
"Lincoln's Gettysburg Address"
Copyright 1936)
Evening star., 1936-07-16
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS.

Reardan, Col John D. Leut. Col q,
Air Corps, to the Army and Navy
General Hospital, Hot Springs Ma
tional Park, Ark. for observation and
treatment.
Bull. Lieut.. Col. Terry P. Dental
Corps, to the Army Medical Center
upon completion Of his tour of foreign
service.
Bratton. Lieut. Col Rufus s., In
fantry. Moscow, Idaho, to duty in the
Office of the Chief Of staff, August %.
Mudgett, Capt Charles s.. Medical
Corps. to the Army Medical Center
upon completion Of his tour of foreign
service.
Cavelli, Capt. Charles. jr.. CField
Artillery. Quartermaster Corps, Hola-
bird Depot, Baltimore, to Philadelphia,
August 20.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
Closed All Day Saturdays
Clearance Of Suits

SPRING SUITS; swagser and tailored
types; black and gray: sizes Is to ~. C10
Originally S22.75 to S29.75, now @AO
WHITE COATS; sizes 10 to 90. cJ6 o.
Originally S25 now---------- @Ao'>O
YELLOW SUMMER COAT; belted type:
size IA. Originally S26, @1C 0S
. LIGHTWEIGHT WOOL COATS; May Wine;
sizes IA and 1s. Originally GA OS
CAMELs HAIR COATS, green and gold
sizes IA to 90. Originally S25, Ga o.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
Clearance Of PIoy Clothes

80 SWIM SUITS; maillot and skirted styles:
light and dark shades. Were S5.e5 co o.
and S6.96, now ------------- Co'|o
g BEACH BAGS of canvas and terry cloth.
Originally 80 95 and S3.95, Q1O o.
TERRY-LINED COATS q CAPEs Of printed
cotton. Orisinally S5.95, ca o.
now --.-----------------
is LINEN CULOTTES; pre-shrunk and full
cut; navy, wine, brown, white; sizes IL TO
20. Orisinally S496, 60 *
IS CULoTTES q PLAY SUITS; cottons and
linens; sanforzed; white and colors. 90 o.
Originally $595 and sos. now pc'Io
Is BLOUsEs; silks and linens in smart col.
ors: sizes 30 to 40. Originally QI AZ
50 e5 and S3.95. now-------- pA'TO
Evening star., 1936-07-16

front.
When I read
where some pom
derous performe
ing pachyderm Of
the literary ele-
phant quadrille
says, "This story
will live forever, T"
I get to thinking
about a time-yel-
lowed copy of a
m e t rop Ii tan
newspaper I saw
once, a paper that
was printed on
N o v e m b er 20,
1Q62
Evening star., 1936-07-16

Irwin S. Cobb
Says:
Future Often Proves
Present Judgments
Are Wrong.

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, July 16.-
The future has a rotten trick OF mus
sing up the judgments of the present.
What a pity it Is that we can't wear
oiir him lights in
Evening star., 1936-07-16
CIeoronee Of Knitweor

3 TWO-PIECE KNITTED SUITS; gray, violet
and navy; sizes 3s to 40. Were GIT or
S22.75, Gll 20
IS TWo-PIECE STRING KNIT SUITS;
coral, aqua, violet and gray; sizes O. O=
12 to 20. Were Sl4.95. now GOsSO
g TWO-PHCE BOUCLE KNITTED SUITS;
coral, gray and violet; sizes 12 GTn o.
to 90. Were S16.o5. S1O.1O
2 BOUCLE SUITS; brown and navy with
white; sizes IA and 16. Were CJO0 0S
S29.75. Oh 1s1O
2 CASUAL SHEER WOOL COATS: light blue:
noe slSs' H. 10. IL. Were s7.so. $5.05
Evening star., 1936-07-16
Must Meet Competition.

Edminster pointed out that Mary
land growers must compete with the
kiln-dried or fire-dried tobacco OF
Tennessee and Kentucky exported to
France to supplant much Of the Mary
land product formerly purchased
there.
Thomas J. Parran, former Repre-
sentative in Congress and president
of the association, urged his listen
ers to grow more and better to-
bacco." After Clarence Roberts, Up
per Marlboro attorney, who introduced
the speakers, had presented Hooper
S. Miles, State treasurer, as another
man who would not object to oc-
cupying the remodeled executive man
sion," Parran jokingly referred to his
own candidacy for the governorship.
Parran, Republican leader. said he
would not want to be Governor, how
ever. unless I was elected unani-
mously."
Evening star., 1936-07-16
City News in Brief.

Meeting and supper. Lido Civic
Club, Mayfiower Hotel, $50 pm.
Lawn fete, Emory Methodist
pm.
Dinner. Beta Mu Sorority, La Fay
cite Hotel, 1880 p. m.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
Clearance Of Millinery
Clearance OF Wrops

2 STITCHED TAFFETA WRAPS; black and
red; sizes IA and I6 Originally On o.
S16.95 now gS.SO
g TAFFETA EVENING WRAPS; black navy.
Sl995 now $lZ.SO
Evening star., 1936-08-01
North Star Wool Blanket, $50

blanket Selling
quality which North blankets
coIoo
72x84
Evening star., 1936-08-01
An Extra Length Blanket, SO

blanket this
this ho feet oneen Of shodercoe1ne ond
the foot Rose, blue eod peoch beige Size 29O
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