davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-06-12
DOGS PETS ETC.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

new inner-sprins mattress: SIS month.
1884 COLUMBIA RID. $3.50 wk: single
rms, double, S5. clean outside. baths:
c.h.w.: car lines; gentlemen. Adams lO2l3.
opened: 90 large airy. ideal guest rooms.
near shower baths: plenty hot water.
choice OF all new. modern or maple furni-
ture. with double or twin beds inner-coil-
spring mattresses. Venetian blinds; double
Evening star., 1937-06-12

LIVING ROOM SUITE 3-piece; frie2e,
green and rust: months old cost 5000
Will sacrifice for $"..5 Cali & to pm.
Evening star., 1937-06-12

1929 COL. RID. NV. ARGoNNE APTs-
Sublet 3-room apartment. July | through
September cool comfortable: reaSonab bic
price. Phone Columbia 47S0-J. IA
ONE ROOM PRIVATE BATH; BACHELOR
apt. or suitable for lady; Ink; good bed;
reaS. Georgia 4Ol4 49,
Evening star., 1937-06-12

l4th ST. NW-Gentleman. nicely
rm. with screened porch. next bath;
,rnily, SlR per month. Georgia 1924.
Evening star., 1937-06-12

slS WHITTIER ST. NW.--Renned couple:
| private. American home: spacious porch,
shady lawn: no other roomers; Kit. privi-
Evening star., 1937-06-12
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEk.

GERMAN NURSE for infant or adult or
will take entire charge of home: dietitian.
City ref 500 VIZ Adams 5Sl3
Evening star., 1937-06-12

PL. N.W.-Larse. front bed
Is. private bath. conv. trans.
dams ASSS-W
Evening star., 1937-06-12

TOWN. 1925 nth st. n.w.-Lafge.
, 2nd-f. rm..: next bath: twin beds:
Evening star., 1937-06-12
SITUATIONS poMEs1lc.

LADY desires managing beau.y shop: ex-
pert background experience. Address
Box 7s-C Star ONCE. 13"
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WOOL CENTER SAID
SHIFTING FROM HUB
WESTWARD TO OGDEN

OGDEN. Utah. Nov. %. (CP)
Ogden will replace Boston rs the
wool center Of America. Reed W.
Warwick. public relations manager
for Merton and Wilks Sheep Com.
mission company, predicts.
Ogden, geographical center Of
the western plains. is now in the
same position Boston was years
aro when the center of produc-
ton and wool manufacture were
both in Kew England" h. dcclar-
ed. Both the production and mill
ing ccntcrs OF wool have shifted
west. 20 that il j. now uncconomi-
cal To send wool To Boston in or
der TO sell il. then ship it back
10 Ohio or some other midwcStcrn
state 10 manufacture it,
Baying his prediction on the
fact that Utah produces on"-third
OF the. wool crop in II western
states. and to the increased
amount of wool auctioncd in Og-
den -- from $4,000 pounds in
1884 to 100000 pounds last
year --- Wmnicl; forecast vast de-
vclopmcnt of wool manufacturing
and securing plants here.
1T soon will be- possible TO
market 10 per cent Of the wool
sold in the United States at Og-
den" he said. This would amount
a. ,hout "a. GOT. 900 pounds an
uually.
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nur merchant mnrinc."
SUNSET VIEW

SUNSET VIEW. Nov. 25.--
Mckinley McCraw and family
moved recently from this com.
munity to whore they formerly
lived in the Mountain Grove sec
ton.
Mrs Ida Jackson has spent sew,
cral days recently with her motn,
cr, Mrs. Emily Morrison. at Bar
kCr Heights.
Plato jackson and friends, Jun
Tor Stcpp and brother, visited FoI
Jackson her" Sunday.
Nl. and Mrs. \. &. Jackson and
children visited Sunday Al tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bish
OPP.
John Jackson of East Flat Rock
was in this community Friday OF
business.
Several people from this com
munity attended the funeral OF
Austin Morrison at Dana las
Tuesday.
Gene Station Of Barker Height
has been hauling cord wood from
4. c. JackSon'S place recently.
Mr.. Collins Of East Flat Rocb
visited Sunday with b. il. Momi
son.
Mrs. L. II. Morrison viSitcC
Mrs. Newman, who is very i'll al
tho homo of a daughter, Mrs. II
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ZIRCONIA

IIRCONIA, Nov. 25.--Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. l.. Pace. who have been
seriously i'll, are greatly riprov-
ed.
\ large crowd from Cherry
Street Holiness church in Hcndcr-
sonvillc called at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. l.. l.. Pace and held
services last Sunday afternoon,
The services and string music
were greatly enjoyed by those
present.
Mr.. Xcb Rhodes Of Saluda Wis.
tied relatives in this community
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morris and
children recently visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. l.. Pace.
SylvaniS Corn is critically i'll OF
pneumonia.
Mr.. X. II. Levi is visiting rel
ativcS in Ashevillc.
McSSrS. J. u. Morgan and Hen
ry Beddingticld are doing extern
Sivc improvement to their farms
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AMISH WORK LIGHT
IN WEDDING SEASON

LANCASTER. Pa. Nov. 90
OUP)-Amish men and women
will abandon their dawn.to-dusk
toiling and relax some of the
strict rules of their sect 10 cclc-
bratc, during the next few weeks,
their annual wedding season.
Marriages during this period
will BE- celebrated by feasts and
games, activities which the fol-
lowers of Jacob Ammon have
frowned upon for centuries. Their
somber, buttonlcss clothing.
marks of their faith. will not be
discarded, however.
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Seaplanes Held
Spur For Trade
Coverdale Talks of EvoIu-
tionary Effect

NEW YORK, Nov. 25. (UP)-
The United States faces another
important evolution in it's foreign
trade and merchant marine with
the development of giant flying
boats. believes w. II. Coverdalc,
international authority on trans
pOrtatiOn.
1--WE are in transitional peri
od where the merchant marine. to
keep pace with the type of Scrvic"
demanded bv the traveller, ship
per and mail user, must take adj
vantage of the added speed made
available by boats with wings
COvcrdalc said.
He explained that the ocean
vessel was i'm no danger Of being
replaced. but that a wcll-roundcd
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CONVICTS PROFITABLE

JOHANNESBURG. (UP). -
The South African government Is
making $4,000 Il month by hiring
out native convict labor. for
which there is a great demand.
The average monthly admission
to the prisons is 5000, but the de-
mand for penal labor is greater
than the SuDnlV.
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u. Morrison. Monday.

ID. Morrison, Monday.
4 truck from Grccnvillc. s. c.,
has recently moved several box
woods from this section.
W. w. Bishop of Upward and
Clarence Hollifcld of Baltimore
Gap visited Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Ella Bishop.
b. H. Morrison and daughter,
Pauline. made Il business trip 10
Hcndcrsonvillc Monday.
The small daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. 4. Jackson of Green Riv-
or Cove died at their home Mon
day evening.
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GIANT GETS SUBSIDY

CAIRO. tUPD.-Said Mohamcd
Ghazi, Q feet. s inches tall. wa,
offended when he read that Robt
Wadlow, who is only s feet 6 in
chcS and lives in Illinois. claimed
to be the tallcSt man in the world,
The King of Egypt has guaran'
tccd Said n bed for life.
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YOU WILL find steam heate

YOU WILL find steam heated
apartments furnished for light
housekeeping, nice bedrooms,
with innerspring mattresses,
private baths, community liv-
inc room, in = - blocks of
poStoffice. Sec them and get
your choice. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
F.. Bolin, Phone $685..
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MIAMI RISES AS AIR HUB

MIAMI. Fla. tCPo. - Air OK
press shipments in and out Of Mi
ami last year totalcd 250,i9S
pounds as compared with $4,000
in 1884. Pan American Always
and Eastern Air Lines have re-
ported to the city department Of
finance
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l5-Miscelaneous

FOR SALE-Crushed stone of all
kinds, also fine building stone,
A. B. Ross. p. o. Box 992.
Quarry 3 miles out on Ridge
road.
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E1:!nB

Bean" to give you an o't'-
nate on repairing those bent
lenders or bad paint on your
FAR. Quality work at low prices
: our motto. Ask anyone we
nave worked for, Complete
'ervice by trained mechanics.
proR SERVICE & SALES, Inc,
Phone lao
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% EUTUDVVTI VOUTIJI TVN
MANY FACILITIES
AVAILABLE

"ThC companies have dcVCI0p-
cd harbor facilities, radio COM
munication, weather observations
an diplomatic and commercial re-
lationShipS-to say nothing of the
experienced personnel which they
have trained i'm international
transportation. All Of these IA
ciliticS arc part and parcel Of
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2S-Heip (Male)

WANTED-Boys ID years of age
and up, 10 qualify for positions
with The TmeS-NcwS. Must be
intelligent, Of good character,
willing to work, able To- make Il
reasonable cash bond. Oppor-
tunity 10 make money in spare
time. No Interference with
school duties. Apply ut Times
News office.
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MORE COAL-Did the cold snap
catch your coal pile low? Store
up for winter with our all-pur-
pose Goals. Hcndersonville Lum-
Der Co. Phone -. Near depot.
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For Rent
16-Apartmenfs

FURNISHED FIVE go room apart
ment: lights and water; $3.50
per month. 22l 4th Ave. West.
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GET THAT COAL-You can't
wait much longer, because Win
ter is here. We have u good
coal for every coal purpose.
Let us fill your bin. Hender-
sonville Supply & Coal Co.
Phone 500. Lumber and build
ing supplies.
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r SALE - Five-room house
Dak Hill Court, for $3.50. This
cheap at this price. II, q.
Love.
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II SALE - 7-room Z-story
Iousc on large corner lot, dou-
lie garage, on paved street.
Reduced 20 $500, down pay
nent 5000. balance including
interest and principal $l5 per
Month. II. q. Love.
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transportation service would CO.
ordinate planes and ships, which
would be improved and made
more economical 10 use.
NEW TRADE POSSIBILITIES
SEEN
Overseas FLYING, in Covcrdalc's
opinion, would bccom" definite
stimulus to the merchant marine,
and if it is built on a solid fom-
dation. hold storth tremendous
possibilities for travel and trade
expansion throughout the world.
When asked to describe n basis
on which flying service across
the Atlantic can be mos, 2conom-
ically built. Covcrdalc uointcd to
the existing steamship services OPP
Grating under the American flag
to virtually all the countries in
Europe.
1--WE have today i'm our Nor
chant marine" he said. "thc most
logical foundation on which 10
build flying services across the
Atlantic, and supplementary Scr
vices operating in conjunction
with American flag steamships
plying between European ports.
We won't have to start from
scratch in building foundation
for this new type of overseas YES
sci. We would make full use Of the
facilities already established. For
the last 20 years the American
flag has been carried by United
States steamship companies OPP
Grating freight and passenger scr
vices over established trade routes
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and Poultry

ANKsGIVING TURKEYS -
I'm sizes. Reasonably priced.
Phone 3O3. Maybank place, one
liIe out Greenville highway.
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We are grateful for many
things. hut particularly on this
Thanksgiving Day for SO many
customers and friends who seem
TO have 50 much confidence in
our fair dealings. We shall
be glad to add others to our list.
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IS-Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT - Furnished rooms,
reasonable rates, steam heat.
2l3 Fleming st. Inquire at
Tumble Inn Sandwich Shop.
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6-BusineS. Services

TOO COLD TO WASH-Better
Phone 1913 and lc; Miller's
Laundry Il Cleaners relieve
you of this drudgcry. We have
a laundry service TO suit your
needs, l2O Fourth Ave. +.
AUTO GLASS - Correct thick
ness. properly installed gives
better service. TarpaulinS, COW
crS Of all kinds. Furniture Ip-
holStcring. J. +. Stokes & Son.
BELLS, BELLS, door bells,
school bells. church bells, dumb
bells, etc. Don't wait for a bell
20 remind you to start saving
and don, be Il dumb bell and
never start. Current dividends
/ per cent. tan exemptions and
safety insured up 10 $4,000.
First Federal Savings & Loan,
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27-Furm Products

PAYING TOP PRICES for veal
calves, pork. poultry and cOun-
try cured hams. See Hatch'S
Market AT depot for delivery
dates.
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I3--MerchGndise

81. 90 MEMS HALF SOLE AND
RUBBER HEELS Sl.00 UP.
CHlLDREN'S HALF SOLE
soc UP. LADIES' LEATHER
TAPS l5C. ASK ABOUT OUR
GUARANTEED q MONTHS
DON'T SLIP SOLES AND
HEELS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
ECONOMY SHOE SHOP.
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l7--Houses

FOR RENT OR SALE-Co,tage
on Fourth Ave. f., one and
one-half blocks from Main st.
Brunson Furniture Co.
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THE RACKET STORE offering
Star Brand boots for men and
boys at SOS and up. Included
in Money Raising Sale now ON.
The Racket Store, bargains in
every department.
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s-RoOM HOUSE $1,000. One

room house $3.50, Both close
IN and good state of repairs,
,aSy terms. j. d. So!ley. Phone
372.
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questions In the Christmas Shopping Department Produce Good Results Try
5--Foodstuffs

FISH. POULTRY. EGGS for sale
Prompt delivery. Prices right.
Dressed TO order. Jack Rus
sell. Phone 96S. III Seventh
Ave. W.
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For Sale

HERE ARE GOOD VALUES
1898 VS. Panel Truck.
1929 Chevrolet Coupe.
1888 Chevrolet Coach.
1885 Plymouth Sedan.
1885 VS. Ford Sedan.
1888 Plymouth Sedan.
1881 Chevrolet Sedan.
1929 Chevrolet Coach.
1887 Plymouth Panel Truck
1896 ChrysIer Sedan.
Two 1884 Plymouth SedanS.
CITY MOTOR COMPANY
Chrysler and Plymouth
opa 30 Fourth and King.
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DELICIOUS home made fruit
cakes. White and dark. Order
now for Christmas. Phone 63l.
FOR SALE-35oo bushels of APP
plcS-all kinds. all prices.
Trucks loaded. Jim Barnwcll,
next 20 Farmers Federation.
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4-Seeds and Plants

Il PLANTING is better for
pses. fruit trees, grapes, ever
,reens. and Towering shrubs.
'incIair Nurseries. Jimmie Sim
sair Mgr. Phone S69-J.
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Gifts for
CHILDREN

BUY YOUR EXPRESS wagons
and tricyclcs from W.. All
SHES, priced right. Rifles, guns
and ammunition. Walker Hard
ware Co.
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FOR SALE - Fruit cake, dclici-
Gus made, soc per pound.
Order now for Christmas. Also
dressed rabbits. frierS 25c per
pound and up. Phone POSI-.
Bessie Jordan.
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transportation service would CO.
ordinate planes and ships, which
would be improved and made
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-25

WHY NOT drink Crado-A milk
from one of States most mod
ern, newest dairies? Visit plant
Of Lakeside Dairy Farms, five
miles from city on Grab Greek
road. J. K. Neville 4 Son.
RED. s.
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Houses and Real Estate

Phone l40
The Washington times., 1937-06-11

shakes hands with a guest, man
or woman or child, when she vel
comes the guest to her home.
Don't take the mans coat and
hat. Indicate to him where they
are to be left Wont you put
your coat and hat here?". and
let him get them when he leaves.
Yes, this is the gracious thing
to do. In this way you create for
yourself a charming home back
ground. Your family will be
pleased with your sharing your
friends with them. The man Will
instantly recognize your gracious
ness and good breeding.
Give the man a chance to be
polite . he will like it. Wait for
him to open the car door for you.
Wait for him to help you open
the door to your house.
If your parents have retired, say
goodnight to the young man at
your door. He won't expect to
be invited in or if he does. he
shouldn't, and he will take his cue
from you.
He will, if he is mannerly, thank
you and tell you what a good time
he has had. Then you say some
thing like this, 1--WE had such
happy time tonight. I enjoyed
every minute of it. Thank you so
much for asking me to go to the
movies with you"
Yes, the man gets off the street
car first, so that he will be in
position to help the girl as she
steps down from the car. The man
always pays the girls fare when
they are together.
If they meet in the car or bus
by chance, the girl should take II
for granted that she pays her own
fare. But, with such a detail, Il
the man wishes to pay the girls
fare, the girl may graciously ac
cept this courtesy, If she wishes TO
Copyright, 1887, by King Features
Syndicate, Incl
The Washington times., 1937-06-11

"When a young man calls, how
should I greet him at the door? l
mean-ShOuld 1 offer my hand?
"ShOuld 1 take his wraps and
get them for him again when he
leaves? Or should /, in both in
stances, tell him where to place
his wraps, and let him get them
himself when he leaves?
eff he is taking me somewhere,
should we, if we have time, remain
at home and chat with the family
before leaving?
"When we return home, should
remain in the car and let him
open the car door for me, help me
out and take me to my door?
Would it be rudeness on my part
If / just opened the door myself
and told him goodnight at the
curb?
81 know IL Is rather gallant for
him to open the door, but somehow
1t embarraSseS me. If that is cor.
rect, am / obliged to invite him in
80. especially if my parents have
retired? Is it all right just to say
goodnight at the door?
"ShOuld tell him that / had
a nice time, or should / let him
say that, and should 1 shake hands
with him?
when getting off the street
car, should he get off first? And
does the gentleman always pay
the girls fare? Is it bad form for
the girl to offer to pay her own
fare at any time?
"AlI of this sounds so dumb,
expect, but 1 have gone with boys
SO little and am so stiff when
I am in the company of the other
sex, that 1 am sure you can help
me. "ONLY SEVENTEEN"
Your questions aren't a bit
dumb" my dear girl. They are
very intelligent ones, ones that all
of us should think about, in our
wish to do the polite and gracious
thing.
The dumb thing is when a girl
doesn't think about these amen
tiles, goes blithely and unman.
nerly through life, not paying at
tention to building up her man
ners. So congratulations to you,
my dear, for your clear-eyed
vision.
When you greet the young man
at the door, you greet him as the
! hostess, And the hostess always
The Washington times., 1937-06-11

thinks young, and likes to be
thought of as young. Too many
fathers are receiving easy chairs
when they should be getting golf
balls. fishing tackle and other
young-idea gifts. Try reminding
him that he is young enough to
engage in active sports, or to dress
up smartly for a good time. He'll
like it." We quite agree, and sug-
gest that you buy him some little
luxury of dress or sports that he
wouldn't buy himself.
For a big present, if the family
goes in together, why not a sum-
mer tuxedo, so that he can go
about in more comfort. Most
fathers let their sons have them,
but never consider one for them
selves. Or if it is a small gift, a
smart sports belt. new cuff links,
now that they are back, or some
thing else that is youthful and
attractive.
The Washington times., 1937-06-11

This yarn, durable and firm,
fine and of excellent appearance,
is now put into suiting with
tussah silk. so per cent of each.
It makes a smooth-finiSh fabric,
with all the good appearance OF
the finest silk, yet it has even
better tailoring qualities, and
holds it's shape very well. Need
less to say it is extremely comfort
able, cool, and nice to wear.
The suits come in single or
double breasted models, the single
breasted coat with sports back or
plain back, the double breasted
model with plain back. We have
the double breasted suit photo
grarhed for our page today, and
you can see the sweep of the wide
lapels. the good tailoring, and the
general good appearance of the
suit.
In Tuxedos, Too
For evening wear, the fabric Is
made into tuxedo coats, and they
are extremely good looking. They
are single breasted or double
breasted, giving you the GOODNESS
that is so desirable on a hot night.
The suits come in three colors,
white, gray and that light tan
that we associate with poplin.
With a dash of color in your tie,
you will be extremely we'll dressed
in one of the suits.
With Fathers Day just a little
over a week off Git is June 2Oth)
it might be wise to repeat what
we heard from a notable sports
man the other day, man with
two sons, who thinks it is a mis-
lake to think of dad as odd" But
10 quote:
Youthful Gifts
"Today's father feels young,