davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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RENT-STORES.

1919 NJ ST. N.W-LARGE STORE. SUIT
able for liquor store. interior decorator
beauty parlor or most any kind OF busi-
ness; u block from Conn. ave. on busy
blvd; excellent light automatic oil heat
furnished and parking lot in the rear;
$50 per month. Call National 1926 or
District 6196.
sol v ST. NEWCOMER STORE, FAC
ing ball park; suitable for any business;
reasonable Metropolitan 3sSs.
3167 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
Suitable for any kind OF business. Rea-
soma hle rent
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CHEVROLET 1888 coupe; in fine condition
mechanically; good rubber. very clean car !;
any demonstrate ton; priced below marEet
at S2o5; $50 down. SIG per month. See
Mr. Hall 1901 Conn. ave.
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GPOCERV STORE

Certain changes which will soon take place
will make this location. much better
greatly enhancing value of property. Store
now doing excellent business.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
Since 1 1RS1
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CHEVROLET 1892 coach; excellent paint.
ali new tires, spotless upholstery: this is
Capitol Cadillac Co. 1222 22nd St, NV.
Phone National $500. Open sun. and eve.
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CHEVROLET 1886 sedan. 4-door model;
only 1000 miles; almost new car. pur-
chased a few months ago: former owner
is ,eaying the city and We 01er this beau-
tiful car at a substantial reduction and
saving; new-car finance rates; years TO to
h0 davs for our service policy: We can
sell this car with S125 down payment and
Immediate delivery; this car won't stay
long; come early; it's a genuine bargain
for S635 Standard Motor Sales. 1905
1dtt, ct n " Phone North 1879
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CHEVROLET 1888 sedan; original black
finish; motor in excellent condition; 5 GOOD
tires. spotless interior; $3.50. Lee D. Butler
Inc II3S Conn. ave. District Ol1O.
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BUILDER WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR SEW
eral building lots. NV. section; row or
detached. Call District 641O. evenings
ARLINGTON HILLS. VA-CHOICE LOTS
5Ox115 IT.; water. sewerage, gas, elec-
tricity; price. $500; SIS down, $40 month.
B M SMITH 240S Columbia Pike. Ar
lington. Va. Clarendon 203S.
HALF ACRE OR MORE SITES RIGHT OUT
in the northwest, with future value. in
beautiful 'Luxmanor." Low prices. Select
your site You build your home or well
bu Id It for you. On. State improved road.
Just 25 minutes ride to center OF city.
Give your family plenty OF ground where
they can have their chickens or dogs. ETC.,
and pienty Of fresh air. Bus line passes
the pr perty. Drive out Wisconsin ave. to
Bethesda Bank and take GeorRetown I'd.
SHANNON & LUCHs CO. National 2345
$3.50 FOR 50xI5O, 8 MILES. II MINUTES
from Capitol; near church. school, paved
st. NV. Columbia 4449-J before 2. o.
THE FINEST LOCATION IN ANAcOsTTA
both for houses and fats Located near
CORPORATION phone Lincoln $500.
2O0-RANDLE HIGHLANDS.
Section of attractive houses. Soft. front
on ST.; blocks from bus and church.
,,.., =, ADELBERT W LEE, .ooo
FOR SALE-I32 ACRES FRONTING 1 800
IT.; on Wisconsin ave. north of Bethesda;
will divide into five and ten acre tracts.
$40 N Charles St. Baltimore. Nd,
hr0kar
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL
UABLE BUSINESS PROP
ERTY IMPROVED BY
MODERN FOUR-STORY
AND CELLAR BUILD
ING, KNOWN AS THE
CITY CLUB BUILDING,
PREMISES 1912 TO 1920,
= INCLUSIVE, C STREET
NORTHWEST, TOGETH-
Err WITH THE PERMA-
NENT OR IMMOVABLE
INTERIOR IMPROVE
MENTS AND FIXTURES,
AT PRESENT FULLY OC-
CUPIED FOR STORE
AND OFFICE PURPOSES.
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sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.


10000 So FIT md COML ZONE IN A
81 per foot neighhorhood at only soc per
foot In close-ln ne. section. ADDRESS
Box 4S9-D. Star Office.
MODERN BRICK BUILDING IN. CON;
venient location for wholesale and retail
trade; equipped with good show windows'
elevator. oil heat. alley entrance. full oaSe-
ment. Will give good terms to responsible
RALPH MoRGALI
923 18th St. NV. National 1893.
6125 GEORGIA AVE.
Detached S-Room Home.
Lot 40x110. First commercial. values
rapidly enhancing. Priced low for lmme-
diate sale. Call Mr.. Thompson. Adams
wAPLE & JAMES. INC.
Exclusive Agents.
1924 14th St NV District 33i1.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
So. 3.500-BrIck house near Soldiers Home
PARK hot-water heat, cleo: frst-
class shape easily kept rented.
Income $3.50 per year. Owner
leaving city. priced for quick sale
S5,25O-Brick store with four rooms and
tenant pays own expenses: near
busy intersection in northwest.
Income, $500 per year. A good,
sound investment
Sl9,7 75O-NEW DETACHED FOUR-FAMILY
FLAT, 2 rooms and bath in each
apartment separate gas heating
plants elec, refrigeration. dou:
bic back porches. Income. SlGO
per month. This IS an outStano- .1
SHANNON a. LUCES CO,
ISO5 II 81 NV National 2345 B.
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600 LOCK PENN. AVE. Sc.

600 BLOCK PENN. AVE. e.
Excellent location for any business, or
| speculation 2-Story brick store and :
| rooms on first floor and rooms on second;
| f1rst-cIass condition; lot I9Xl p, PRICE,
! So 500 Call Mr. GUIFFRE. Met. 2S27.
/ F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2O5 Investment
Building.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES. ROW HOUSE
or store lots. Give full particulars of loca-
tion. price. Address Box 295-C, Star office.
81
CLIENT HAS ABOUT $4,000 TO INVEST
III real estate. Prefers chain store in n "
section. List yours. E. P. SCHWARTZ
INC. lO14 Vi ave Phone District 62lO
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
SALE-AuTO TRICKS.

CHEVROLET sedan delivery, 1884 model:
de luxe car in every respect; had very
little use. Only c. Dick English could sell
for so little. On display 1922 Pa. ave. Sc.
chETdE chevroiet panel s265; ios4 Chevrolet S
panel. S395; 1885 Dodge panel S495;
1884 Chevrolet 157-inch dual stake. S445.
Trade your old truck: liberal terms. Addi-
son Chevrolet. Trucks 1897 Irving st. NV.
Phone Adams 5411.
FOR sALE-Must be sold this week: one
3-ton Auto Car dump; two 1-ton fat body
Dodges: good condition; tools. etc. Coal
Yard, 026 N st. NV. g.
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CHEVROLET 1885 black de luxe master
sedan; radio; 5000 miles; dentists car;
unusual value. 422l Conn. ave. Clev. 3s3s.
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY

$4,000 CASH WILL SECURE A NEW
corner apt. bldg. of Is units. recently COM
pleted; fully rented 50 900 yearly income;
$1,000 net income in excellent NV. sec
ton. Cal Georgia 1906 after 6 pm.
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rHOS. j. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS
NO. 143I EYE ST. NV.
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CADILLAC 1881 5-pass. sedan: black paint,
fine upholstery, excellent tires. six wire
wheels extra trunk. guaranteed motor.
This clean car is certainly real value at
S375: C C C. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac
Co, 1879 22nd st. nv. Phone National
330O Omen Sun and ave
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

2-bed-room house. bath, electricity $50.
adults. F. F. WESTON. 2400 Forest Glen
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Assistant Secretary.
WILLIAM MONTGOMERY, Trustee.
HERBERT T. SHANNON, Trustee.
ap7.d&ds.exSn
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AUBURN 1872 5-pass brougham: 6-wheel
equipment. Extra special for three days at
Sis; easy terms Schlesel e. Golden.
Dodge-Plymouth Dealers. 333 Carroll St
Takoma Park, D, C. Phone Georgia 1868
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finish. fine tires. excellent motor: well
cared for. Only S191. Nolan's Airline
Display. 18th and NJ sts. NV
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CHEVROLET 1885 coach, master; only
, 600 8 ,tual miles; this car positively is
almost new and will satisfy any new-car
prospect; it is immaculate; in fact. is
dificult to describe its. newness; come in
and Judge for yourself. it's worth easily
SIOO more than the average 1885 model
Tor sale; we have priced this at a reduction
of 5000 from its delivered price when new.
phone North 1879
Evening star., 1936-02-03
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, February "a rally
in the steels today helped the stock
market overcome backward tendencies
displayed by utilities and some of the
motors.
The market did not seem particu-
larly disappointed when the Supreme
Court adjourned without handing
down the long -looked-for decision on
the T. " A.
Trading was relatively quiet after
a fairly active start. United States
Steel advanced a major fraction to
81, or within u of its recent high.
Westinghouse got up points and
gamers up to point or so included
National Cash Register, Bethlehem.
youngstown Sheet & Tube, General
Electric, Woolworth, Republic Steel,
American Can, Montgomery Ward,
Goodyear. Goodrich, Firestone, Doug
las Aircraft. Western Union, Northern
Pacific and New York Central.
The late tone was steady. Transfers
approximated 100000 shares.
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Continued on Nineteenth Page.)
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK February GP.-Egss
16 952 irregular Mixed colors special
packs or selections from fresh receipts.
27a2s; standards and commercial stand
ards. 26l2; fIrsrs. 25i 2a26; mediums 40
pounds. 22a%3i2; dirties No. J. A. pounds
22a23 average checks 81; refrigerators
standards, @la24; hrsts. plaza; mediums,
1Sl2aI9; checks 16aI7
Butter. 10 264 firm Creamery. higher
than extra. 36i4a37: extra t93 score) 80;
frsts tS9a91 scores. 3414a35l4; central-
ized go scorel- 3434.
Cheese 113,1S6 frm State whole
milk flats held. 1885. fancy, 20a21
Live poultry, firm. By freight: All
prices unquoted.
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S799,990 PAID OUT
TOTOBACCO GROWERS
By the Associated Press.

PETERSBURG, Va, February s.
A total of 3,773,623 pounds of bright
tobacco was sold in the three ware
houses here this season for an aver
age price Of s2l 90 per hundredweight. >.
according to statistics compiled by the
Tobacco Board of Trade.
Farmers received a total OF $780,
99029 for bright leaf marketed here.
The bright market closed Friday for
the season.
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WALWORTH LOSS SHOWN.

NEW YORK. February (P).-Wal-
worth Co. of New York, manufacture
ers of valves and pipes, reports for
1885 net loss of s277052 after all
charges, compared with loss of 1884,
033 in 1924.
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10 l4S w ASSO O1 ~ >
104l4 100F. Tide Wat 40 pfts)
l69. 12ls 1imken Detroit -
69i4 65s, Timken K 3 sf2) -
1875 14is Trans & Westn Air
IA II Transamerica t30c-
1613 IA Transue& Williams
llA rs Tri-Contl Corp
102 SO Tri-Contl c pf o.
5s4 4Is Truax-Tra Coal
So. Ia Truscon steel
36$. 3113 goth Century Fox pf
12s. ga Twin City f p
76ls 6514 Twin City r T pf--
SIS 4s4 Ulen & Co o.
SO Sc Und-Ell-Fis t2hl.
50la ASA Union Bag& Pap 90
765s 7lss Un Carb & Co 90
25ss 23ls Union Oil of Cal t1)
123I. 1882 Union Pacific t6) -
2514 225s Un Tank Car G20)-
30l4 25la United Aircraft
17ss 13 United Air Line vic
24h 17l2 United Am Bosch
2Sls 245s United Risc Il 60)-.
11S Ill United Bisc Of 90.
25ls 223s Unit-Carr Fttl2Gj-
73h 6S United Carbon 2.40-
So 63s United Corp
46 43l2 United Corp of t3)-.
14Ts 12A United Drug
1875 Is United Dyewood -
94ha SO United Dyew of ca
SIS Az United Elec Coal
II 66l2 United Fruit d.
1895 17ss United Gas Imp t1).
112l2 l09 United Gas / pf (5-
107s Sls United Paperb'd tdD
1878 IS U S Distributing Of
16 13l2 U S & Form Secur--
$685. 33 U S Freight d.
9S1. SIS U S Gypsum ttD---
10l4 SIs U S Hoffman
44as 39S. e S Ind Alcohol (2).
ga 8i2 U s Leather vic
1885, 1875 U S Leather tA)vtc.
35ls 2l12 U S Pipe G. F(a50e) =
21ls POS U S P&F 1st of 100
IS 10 u S Realty & Imp
19as 16& u S Rubber
5SI. Al US Rubber 1st of
96l4 s75s U S SIN 4 Ref tbl0)
STA 46ss U ) Steel
121 115s. U S Steel of t2) ----
6Ns 5ss United Stores tA)--
69A 65 Univ Leaf Tob %.
1894 155 Univ Leaf T pf ts)-
3 1ss Univ Pipe&Rad (d,.
20& Is Univ PR of Id -
5s4 31s Util Pwr & 1t tA)--
2ss liz Vadsco Sales Corp.
245s 20A vanadium Corp -
331a 2SA Van Raalte (b50c)-.
5A Ais Va-Car Chemical -
36A 80 Va-Car Chem SO of
LA 110l3 Va El & Pwr Of t6)-
SO 634 Vulcan Detin (a4)--
a 23s Wabash to)----.
8 5 Wabash of tA)td)- :.
1873 9A Waldorf Systt50c)-
34s. 80 Walgreen Co 90
116 116A Walgreen pf t6 y J..
34M 311a Walker tHiram)---
8 51a Waiworth Co (d)---
3ss 29s Ward Baking tB)--.
70 47s Ward Baking pf t2)
1874 9$. Warner Bros Pic
2s4 1ls Warner-Quin td)--.
7% As Warren Bros
21is 1874 Warren Bros CIV pf-.
2SA "a Warren Fdry&PI.
29A 23% Waukesha Mtt60c).
S7s z Webster Eisenlohr-
2& IA Wells Fargo -
461a 402s Wesson O&St60c)-
ga 91% West Pa Elec (7)A-
95 90 West Pa Eleo pft6)
1929 90 West Pa Elec pftD.
ia 111A West Pa Pwr pft6)-
10ss 87s Western Maryland
3s 21s Western Pacific
7la 7A Western Pacific pf-.
1915 1874 West TN Tel (a2)--.
1894 347s West;gh'se A 3 Soc
115h 941a Westingh'se Ell 81
140h 1924 West g'se lst pf 3 n
33s4 30b Weston Elec Ins -.
28I2 90 Westvaco Chi t40c)
37Is 81 Wheeling Steel
21s4 1871 White Motor
15& las White Rk Nj Su.4O
55s Az White Sewing Mch-
241s 171a White Sew Mch pf--
45s "a Wilcox Oil & Cas-
IL SA Wilson & Co t50c)--
81 78 Wilson Il Co pt t6)-
55h 81 Wooiworth (2.40)-
27s4 23h Worthlngton Pump
63h 81 Worth Pump of ( Al
52s4 81 Worth Pump pftB).
7SM TIN WriEley W 1r (f3)--
<Crx,fits1fad Ara Mir,
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STEEL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. February 3 tP.-steeI
prices per 100 pounds f. o b.. Pittsburgh q
Blue annealed sheets. hot rolled. 200. '
Galvanized sheets. 31u.
Black sheets. hot rolled AS.
Steel bars. 1.S5.
Evening star., 1936-08-31

THE best advice we can give you is:
Check your Fall and Winter needs
carefully and buy plentifully at these low
prices! 1t will be long time before you can
duplicate the values offered in these Annual
Advance Sales. And this sweeping, store
wide Odds. Sale is held only be-
cause Raleigh has firm and infiexible
policy Of closing out all old merchandise
before each new season. That's why such
deep and drastic reductions are possible
at this time. Make the most of your oppor.
tunity today or tomorrow!
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WOMEN'S APPAREL

10 faIi hl" shades: bisck. brown. navy. Resu-
!, 1sTsy RTSyGssass sa; S0S CHIFFON RALEIGH HOSE;
hieh.tWist silks; light and dark shades;
also inside out crepe twist hose; sizes e.: -.
70 + FAIRS KNEE HIGH HOSE; yers rssbsSss sSssF
M1ssEs psEssEs; ,., YsshsOlsso 60. ersess: opts:
aflly Missrs s1oeS iS s5ssso satin
SissEs shSn siFfs FfSk T. toffoN e Fl
mfe noFted yoiles and linens; sizes IL to Is.
Were Slo.s5 to SISSSp Sis e. noW n1srssEs: n1int-
ed chiffon and organza; sizes 10. Is. ~.
MsEi sSy g %s5. Sass pink
ysSohs si1ss sS e ~ Wsfe
nsSggEs size! Y to wsH4NHas sS Nsf:
s5s2i + ssIscE Pos SUITS; .ss9t,:,ns5
2 siSslf ssiPSoRff eGeSHArs: plaid with raccoon col:
lars -interlined; sizes IL to IA. were
4 sshI saMPIE neS COATS. trimmed with Persian;
agsfa sIesa sizes so e ls s5sss e $50 ;aSr
beige. gray; sizes IL to 20. Originally
ssfSS ssffSSRr 1NT Jackets Of Shetland Eools; lisht;
TX SWIM SUITS; wool knit; sizes 80. AZ. a.
Originally 495 to S6.95 now
4 SATIN SLIPS; tearose; sizes 80 to ~.
3 SIN SfnsRE scREPa SLIPS; tearose and white:
sizes IS and 40. Were ST. 95. now-
Q sCARFs; silk and satin Originally s1eo
s siLk is!se !seAkFs: print SQUARES; Were ST.,
Sis and satn lnens Sizes orsn:ssy IT, ~ a.
BLoUsEs; yellow linen and crepe; sizes
e. sf1rs Al 9risHoly ANp ycStofrEs 81 81 whit.
RHHSNEE RiHas f.Ees sskRfs fse Kelly sTeen and s2ss
8 SKIRTS Of genuine Harris Tweed: sizes
4 Is rs2s 2ss9a N eSttsn saSardine and
Il to is. Originally So .95 and S5. now
z sIEEVELESS RIDING COATS; green
flannel; sizes IL. 16. 1S. Originally $780,
8 COTTON RIDING SHIRTS; white. yellow
8 COZ. CooTT.roS PRINT SHIRTS: sizes 81 to IS.
"a WsFs ysTss sS;SI'r S;SI'roS oSw GABARDINE sREECHEs
All. AND s3aaPuRs; s9 aP Rsw white; sizes u to ~.
/. HsfRs HsTs Linen JoDPHURs; navy, brown.
ts sses "a e ses sizes s5
81 q ckEPr ss Ws1s WEsseoSGs sizes Is to 40
MfIs sInk sa1S 2gs CARES M with detachable hoods,
.EsI msS:tss s,.. ,rGH Ys
: s9d a%aT To- OF Tef HHND-LoSMED -HAHRIs
TWEED; yoke lining; green; size IA. was
S39.15. noW------------------
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MEMS HATS

IS FALL IS SAMPLE FELT HATS: all srays:
sizes broken. mostly large sizes--------
II RALEIGH sTRAWS. Were $3.50 to $500
- KNOX sTRAWS. Originally 81. now
IA KNOX sTRAWs. Were S., now--
10 KNOX PANAMAS. Were $40, now--
1s KNOX PANAMAs. Originally 81 and SS
l2 RALEIGH PANAMAS. Were SIS. now
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MEMS SHOES

Is PAIRS OF RALEIGH "6" SPORT
SHOES; small and large sizes. Were
$3.50 now--------------
1875 PAIRS OF RALEIGH "s' SPORT SHOES.
Were $3.50 and $3.50, now-------
1o4 PAIRS OF RALEIGH "s,. SPORT SHOES;
imported buckskins. Were S6.S5 and
81 PAIRS OF STA-SMOOTH SPORT
SHOES. We're $3.50 and $1,000. now
IS PAIRS OF HANAN SPORT SHOES. Were
to S13 so, now ow---------------
IL PAIRS OF ARCH PRESERvER SPORT
SHOES. Were S11.50. now
soft soled. Were So 30. now-------
S6 PAIRS OF RALEIGH BLACK AND TAN
CALFSKIN; broken sizes. Were $3.50.
now
Z PAIRS OF CUBAN SANDALS: crepe
soles. Were $500. now--------------
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$0'6
. No Charge for alterations 4

THIS is sale that will appeal to thinking thrifty
l. quality minded men! If appreciate the i'm
portance saving Suit Topcoat Overcoat
merely by buying little in advance confident this
opportunity will appeal to you!
Look just a month ahead You would then be glad
regular higher prices for these Suits
Topcoats and Overcoa But by buying in advance
effect great savings just did, Months ago hand
picked the superb woolens from higher priced And
since then wooen prices have seadiy) Then the
skilled Hart Schaner Marx and Raleigh tailors lavshed
months of in their tailoring Their styles those that
fashion leaders put their O. X. There's hardly STYLE
pattern model or size that isn't included.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-09-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
(By Rev. Charles E. Dunn
The Council in Jerusalem
Lesson for September 18th. Acts
600 90
(By Rev. Charles E. Dunn

The Council in Jerusalem
Lesson for September 18th. Acts
15:22-29.
Golden Text: Galatians 5:13.
Paul, as our last lesson made
clear, wa inspired of God to rigist-
er his chief success with the Gen
tiles. Although Jewish to the
core, and anxious to bring his own
people to a saving knowledge of
Christ, he became, through force
of circumstances, the organizer of
Gentle Christianity.
But his persistent, energetic la
bors among n%on-Jewish folk met
with stern opposition Or the part
of Christian Jews who came down
to Antioch from Jerusalem and
argued that these Christian Gen
tiles must be circumcised and COM
PEELED to obey the Mosaic law.
Paul vehemently objected. With
powerful argument he insisted
upon the freedom of the Gentiles
from these Hebrew bonds. Read
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-09-11
GAS PEACH TREE BORES
FOR EFFECTIVE CONTROL

A paradichlorbenzene gas attack
is the m los effective weapon to
use in the war against peach tree.
borers, said c. H. Brannon, extern
sion entomologist at State College.
This chlorine compound, some
times called sP. D. B." for short,
suffocates the borers with its pois-
onoous fumes when it is applied
properly to the tree roots, Bran
non stated.
In North Carolina, best results
will be obtained by applying the
P. D. B. between September Is and
October 10.
Old trees with large trunks re-
quire about an ounce and a quar-
ter of the chemical, while younger
trees should receive smaller doses,
as too heavy an application will
damage their roots.
Half an ounce is enough for two
or three year old trees, Brannon
stated. Four to five year old trees
will stand three-quarters of an
ounce. Six year old trees may be
given an ounce without danger.
First remove all grass and weeds
from around the tree trunk, then
break the crust of the soil. Scrape
off any gum that may be found on
the tree bark.
Level off the soil % that it will
be above the borer hole.
Place thee rystals in a ring
around the tree, about an inch from
the trunk, but be careful not to
let any of them touch the tree.
Then throw a few shovelfuls of
earth over the crystals and pack
the earth into a smooth mound.
The gas given off by the crystals
is heavier than air and will not rise
to fumigate any borer holes above
the level at which the crystals are
placed, but it will permeate all
crevices below this level.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-09-11

Skeptlcs who claim there's moth
ing new under the sun fail to reck-
on with the ingenuity of shoe de-
signers. 1t won't be long before
Iglass heels flash on the trim slippers
of modern Cinderellas. Made OF
opaque glass, they come in lovely
jewel colors to- harmonic with the
rich satins and brocades of the new
evening shoes. Next in the process
sion of novelties is the aerated rub
Der heel, a model which makes it
literally possible to walk on air. 1t
has an air chamber in the back
which collapses when a step is
taken. thus throwing the weight of
the body toward the front of the
heel where many orthopedic ex-
perts say it belongs.
And while we're on the subject
of shoes, here's some timely advice
from a well-known orthopedic sur
geon. emo one should continue to
wear a spike heel at all t:mes,' he
declares. "A dress shoe or sitting
shoe is not a walking shoe. If ladies
must indulge their fancy for high
heels, they should take a brisk walk
daily in bare feet or at Least in low
heeled shoes"
According to a home economist,
most women pound their heels over
hard floors for the equivalent of
three to eight miles a day in the
performance of their household
tasks. If they wear spike heels, she
says, their resistance will have sunk
to zero by the time the dinner hour
approaches. Well-fitting shoes with
comfortable built-up heels are re-
commended by this expert for
women who must stand On their
feet for lengthy periods at business,
in the home, or when engaged in
outdoor activities.
Luxurious bathers can now add
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-09-11

bath oil to their list of tub acces-
sories. A few drops is all you need
to a tub. And a trick to using bath
oil is to drop a little into the tub
before you run the water, right I'M
der where the water first hits. The
force of the water from the faucet
as it strikes the oil breaks it up
nicely into utter and sweet diffu-
sion.
Something new in handbags is
made of COCOON leather. Honest-to-
goodness, it's made from the cocoon
the butterfly spins, later dried and
pieced together in three-quarter
inch squares. 1t looks like mosaic
and is nice with tweeds or wooden
accessories.
Beauty specialists advise that it
may be harmful to try to remove
freckles. Prevent them by staying
out of the sun. But if they do ap-
pear, here is a simple and harmless
homemade recipe of a Frenchwo-
man that is we'll worth trying and
may make the freckles less con-
spicuous: Beat the white of an egg
and the juice of one lemon together
in a mixing bowl. When the mix
ture is frothy add one cup Of water
and one tablespoonful of powdered
sugar. Beat it again, then spread
over the freckled area and leave on
all night. Naturally, you should
cleanse your skin we'll before you
start.
When broiiling ham for breakfast
or any other meal spread it first
with prepared mustard. That gives
the finishing savory touch to this
favorite meat. To bake a slice of
ham trim off border of fat, chop the
fat and mix with brown sugar and
prepared mustard. Spread this on