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Evening star., 1937-02-06
FAIRFAX BUILDING
GAINS REPORTED
Permits Tota|ing S35,070
Issued for January-NeW
Homes Included.
erecial Dispatch to The Star.

eEeCldi blSpdlCu " 4uC SbaA'
FAIRFAX, Va, February 6.-Al-
though the recordation of deeds and
trusts in Fairfax County dropped of
somewhat during the month of Janu-
ary, building activity, as reflected
from permits issued in the office OF
County Commissioner of Revenue
James U. Kincheloe, showed sub
stantial increase over the month of
December.
Including new construction and i'm
provements to present buildings, per-
mits in the aggregate of $35,070 were
issued by the commissioner of the
revenue during the month of January,
a jump of $l8.420 over the December
total of $16,650.
Permits were issued for the con-
struction of IL new dwellings at
costs ranging from $500 to $1,000, and
for improvements to five residences.
County Clerk John M. Whalen re-
ported 268 deeds and trusts we're re-
corded in January, drop of 7 from
the corresponding month in 1886,
when there were 275 recordations
The January total also dropped 81
below the December total.
A sharp increase in recordations,
however, has been noted the first few
days of the present month.
On the basis of building permit
figures, homes ranging in cost from
$4,000 to $4,000 constitute the ma
jority.
While the mild weather of the first
few weeks of the year permitted more
than the average amount of building
activity locally, the greater part was
in the more thickly congested centers
around the town of Falls Church and
the city of Alexandria.
Evening star., 1937-02-06

Miss Harriet Bellamy. Hereford
shire, England, celebrated her 103rd
birthday by speaking on the phone
for the first time, but refused an in
vitation to fly.
Evening star., 1937-02-06
Permits

Continued From First Page.)
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-11
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Evening star., 1937-01-17
THERE ARE KINDS Or COFFEE
FOR W KINDS OF PEOPLE

full-bodied and delicious as if you drank it
right on the plantation where it was grown.
Only the caffeine is gone.
Try Kafee-Hag Coffee today. Make it
strong and enjoy its fullest bouquet. You'll be
delighted to discover how delicious it is-how
it saves your nerves! In vacuum cans at your
grocer's. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Evening star., 1937-01-17
CAFFEINE TREAOR

CAFFEINE TREMOR
This chart shows how
the hand of an aver
age person trernbles
after drinking coffee
containing caffeine.
If you are calm and
easy-going, this may
not be harmful. But
if you are high
strung, caffeine may
make you wakeful,
fdgety and irritable.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

NORMAL TREkOR
This chart shows the
normal trembling of
the hand of an aver
age person. Drinking
Kaffee-Hag Coffee
doesn't change this
tremor at all. The
reason 10 that Kaffee-
Hag is 97% free from
nerve disturbing
caffeine.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

HERE ARE MAGflFlED DRAWINGS showing
two of beans As is shown the right
the caffeine without breaking changing
Evening star., 1937-01-17

IF YOU are the calm, serene, "always-the-
i same" kind of person you can drink any
kind of coffee = with or without caffeine.
Although caffeine is nerve-exciting drug,
it isn't likely to do yos any harm.
But if you are already high-strung, caffeine
serves to make you more nervous. 1t aggra-
Yates your tendency to worry, causes you
to become irritable and restless, and to lose
sleep. You need coffee without caffeine. And
you can have it now-with every atom of rich
coffee favor left in, but 973o of the upsetting
caffeine removed-if you choose KaAee-Hag
Coffee.
Kaffee-Hag is real coffee, all coffee, fine
cofee-the best that money can buy And the
caffeine is removed with such skill that not an
atom of favor is lost. For Kaffee.Hag's ex-
elusive process never breaks the tiny cells that
hold the rich flavor and aroma of the coffee
bean. Hence Kaffee-Hag comes to you as
Evening star., 1937-03-21

Immediately dispatches a man to the
scene Of the robbery Meanwhile. the
case is announced over the air by
the police broadcasting station, so that
it is picked up by all scout cars. The
Detective Bureau notifies the robbery
squad, and two men are assigned to
investigation of the case.
Members of the robbery squad always
work in pairs. This is as much for
their protection against false witnesses
later as it is against physical vio-
lence. The danger of violence is always
there.
But you just have to forget it."
said one detective sergeant. If you
thought about that you wouldn't get
anywhere"
Many men have been killed, how
ever, in the line of duty. Indeed. the
record of police killings in the Dis
trict is said to be higher, proper
tionately, than for any other part of
the country. Frequently detectives
are threatened, and many times it
has been necessary to dispatch a sec
ond squad to investigate the failure of
the first to return or report In many
cases police have found their fellows
bound or restrained in some manner.
On one occasion recently detective
sergeant went to house in search of
information, He was tracking down
operators of numbers" game He
was knocked on the head, dragged in
Evening star., 1937-03-21

So he was brought in, too, and when
his colleagues followed up later they
found not only him but the numbers
gang victims in this instance Of their
brothers in crime.
Assignments that come in to the
robbery squad are made alphabetically.
In this way every man gets fair turn.
In cases where the special experience
or information of one man is valuable
above another he Is assigned to the
case.
Assignment cards record the name
Of the complainant, the type and
scene of the hold-up or robbery and
whatever description can be furnished
by the victim. With this nleager lead
the detective attempts to unravel the
mystery and put his finger on the
criminal. Very often the description
is lead enough, for these men are
well acquainted with the best known
criminals of the locality and can
sometimes recognize them offhand
from brief descriptions. In such cases
the rest is easy. They set out in
search of the man they suspect, first
ascertaining by police records that
descriptions At or nearly fit.
N SOME cases leads are supplied by
the underworld contacts the men
maintain. There is a class of indi-
viduals, living on the fringes of the
Continued on Sixth Page
Evening star., 1937-03-21

William Powell and
Myrna 10y in
"After the Thin Man. u
Comedy. News.
Tyrone Power and
Madeleine Carroll in
"Lloyds of London
Cart. Novelty. News,
Cecil B. De Miles
king OF Kings"
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Bv Harry Macarthur.

THE impression of desolation is
just shade above hat Of your
| apartment after a party and
4 lust below that Of Madrid.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Better Peaches Seen.
TREE-R1PENED peaches, ardent

Il
sought and seldom attained in
normal marketing practices, now be-
come possible through development Of
a new-type container developed by
E. D. Madison, fruit-marketing spe-
cialist Of the Bureau of Plant In
dustry.
The new basket is designed for easy
ventilation Of the fruit which, coupled
with quick chilling, brings the peaches
to the markets fresh and in excellent
condition, possessed Of the true flavor
Of tree-ripened fruit
The new basket is widely slotted at
the sides and in place Of the usual
solid pad which goes over the top OF
basket. there will be substituted a
pad which has an opening in the
center. A slotted top for the basket
completes the chilling notifications.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

CD They transported offenders in this vehicle in
1893. The "Black Maria" of the Metropolitan Police
Force before the seventh precinct First and
northwest ~ A detective squad of the Metropolitan
Police in the early days. off investigation. The
standing in the center back row. Howard Brooks, who
police reporter for The Evening Star for than
fifty years. ( This the force of the sixth precinct
in 1905. The young woman was police matron.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

Saturday

Bob Allen In Rio
Grande Ranger.
| Walter McGrall in
Special Agent K-7.
Ida Lupino and
Victor McLaslen
in
Sea Devils"
Racing Lady"
Park Avenue
Logger.
Jungle jim" No. /.
Dick Foran in Guns
Of the Pecos." Char
lie Ruggles in Mind
Your Own Business.
Wallace Beery and
Robert Young In
West Point of the
Air.
Spanky Ma cFarlandln
General Spanky."
Edgar Kennedy
comedy.
Find the witness"
and
Rainbow on the
River.
william BOYD in
Trail Dust.
Helen BroderIck in
Were on the jury.
James Dunn in
Come Closer, Folks"
Tom Brown in
Rose Bowl.
"Lloyds of London"
Criminal Lawyer"
and
Mickey Mouse.
/ Billy Mauch and
Frank Craven in
"Penrod and Sam
Comedies.
Slim Summerville in
of to the Races"
Jungle jim" No. l.
Our Gang comedy.
Robert Allen. Martha
TibbetS. in The Un-
known Range"
Serial. Comedy.
Pat OBrien and
Sybil Jason in
THE Great O'Malley.
Our Gang comedy.
Robert Young in
Red Salute. "
| Don Ameche in
! Sins of Man"
Woman in Distress"
of to the Races.
Popeye.
jungle jim" No. +.
Richard Dix in
Devils Playground.
Glenda Farrell in
Smart Blonde"
Paul Kelly and
June Travis
in
HIoip the Nfcripoc
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

zalete blanco en- la manga IL
quierda en- ell que habia estam-
pado un sello.
Nos hemos apuntado para
servicios auxiliares-dijo mi
padre, levantando muy orgullo-
so la carabina-. Tenemos or
den de a~postarnos a la salida de
la villa v detener a todos los au-
tos que pasen ocupados por pai-
sanos. Ha llegado Ell soplo de
que los franceses intentan pa
sar a Russia, de contrabando. en-
automobiles, una gran partida
de Gro. Ademas, esta comarca
esta infestada de espias. Nos
nan dado tambien orden de de-
tener a TODD Ell que infunda sos
pechas v disparar sdbre 81 81
no sc para al tercer aviso. We a
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
D,EPORTES
MIKE JACOBS NO HA FIR
MADO LA Il DE JO-
Sc LUIS .

New York, abril 24.-Mike
Jacobs ,el einpresario del Hippo
dromo, desminti6 aver la noti-
cia de que haya firmado un con-
trato para que Jose Luis pelee,
en- la capital inglesa, ell dfa 80
de julio. Ell secretario del Club
Siglo Veinte, que Sc halla auto
rizado para concertar las peleas
por Luis, manifesto que no Sc
haran planes para ell "dinami-
tero" hasta despues de la pelea
con Braddock, ell dfa % de jul
MO.
Jacobs 81 diJo que St propo-
ne visttar a Inglaterra, Ell mes
de Julio, en- companfa de Luis
y que permitira una demostra-
ci6n del negro en- esa ciudad, 81
las condolences 10 american.
Tommy Farr, Ell campe6n in
giles, que recientemente derrot6
a Baer, es mencionado como
possible rival de Luis.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
cab6 de decidir nuestras sim

cab6 de decidir nuestras sim
patias.
iNaturalmente, ell Haug-
WITT csc y toda su cuadrilla de
senoritos tenian que ser!-ex-
.clam6 Augusta, v redobl6 ell
paso, dejandome tres metros
atras. Tomamos por I'm atajo,
saltamos por los macizos de 70
sas v ms lanzamos bramando
como salvajes entire los "seno-
ritos", en- ell precise instante en-
que estaban deliberando 10
que iban a hacer con ell pri-
sionero. Lo tenian atado a un
fresno con las correas de las
mochilas de los libros v vigila-
do por dos 'sn6meros". OF la
VOC del calmnco, que decfa:
-Desfilamos todos p0r de-
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

casa Y die a mama que mande
a Katinka con una taxa de cafe,
por la noche, a ESQ de las doce.
die que estaremos de guardia
en- Ell puente hasta la salida del
sol.
-Papa--le die, 81 me de-
jas, tie lievare yo Ell cafe.
Y Augusta pidi6 tambien per
misc para acompaiarme.
-Muy bien-contest6 mi pa
DIRE, wisiblemente emocionado,
acariciandonos la cabeza-.
iMagnificol gBrawos chicesl
Pero. no os DIVIDES de la con-
sigma: 'Conde de Haeseler''...
Y echandose los fusiles al
hombro Sc fueron calge abajo
haia Ia salida de la lila. Por ell
arroyo. Desdehand0 la aeera
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
81 fuesen coches..

Como 81 fuesen coches...
Invite Augusta a cenar
conmigo.
Cuando nos acercabamos al
jardinillo que esta delante de
nuestra casa, vimos a una ban
dada de chicos muy excitados
brincar alrededor de un arbol,
a cuyo tronco tenian atado q
alguien. Augusta, que tenia
una vista muy fina, grit6:
ri Demonio, 81 es Ferd! les
tos barbaros lie han asaltado!
~ sali6 corriendo, seguido
por mi.
TODD ell eoraje que yo sentia
contra Ferd desapareci6 en- un
segundo al saberlo en- peligro
e insultado. Estaba solo contra
'un trOpel de enemigos. Esto a
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
RADIOTELEGRAMAS
me diio:

NO sabes 10 contento que
estoy. Mi padre ha salido desti-
nado al Quartet de D. Dentro
de dos semanas, despues que ha
va instrufdo a los recfutas, tpues
es sargento, ira al frente. 1Y sa
hes quien esta bajo sus 6rdenes
como soldado raso? iGalopp, ell
juez de instrucci6nl-La cara
de Augusta estaba radiante de
alborozo-. La guerra-exela :
mo-borra todas las injusticias
~ desigualdades.
Pugnabamos per abrirnos pa
so por entire los grupos, posei-
dos de una gran excitaci6n,
|cuando vi a mi padre con Ell bo-
|ticario j. salir de una taberna,
armados de fusiles Y con I'm bra
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
DETAIIES DE LA PEIEA
ENTIRE MAURICE STRICK-
LAND Y NATHAN MANN

New York, abril 25.-La pc
lea entire Maurice Strickland y
Nathan Mann, verificada Ell
microbes llev6 a las taluillas
S4,602.15, en- Ell Hip6dromo.
Los jueces declararon tablas
Fl combate, pero la mayoria de
los e.pectadores opinaron que
al p1gil de Nueva Zelandia me-
recfa la victoria. Strickland do
min6 ampliamente a su contra
rio Y la inferioridad lie Mann
era aprnciable.
Mann, un italiano de Connec-
ticut, inici6 la ofensiva en- ell
asalto Y la mantuvo has
ia ell final, sin eficiencia, sien-
do este Ell motive probable de
que Sc lie concediera un empate.
Cast todos los golpes del tia
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

lante de el, dandole cada uno
un bofet6n y escupiendole en-
la cara.
En- aQuel momento, Angus
to, sin que nadie lie sintiese, sal
to al medic de los deliberan-
tes, lie di6 una patada en- ell
rvientre al calmuco, que sali6
rodando por la hierba con una
cara mas palida que Ell queso
de oveja, y al jefe de la banda
a Hougwitz, lie cogi6 por la cor
Data escocesa, lie zarande6
tres veces y luego lie di6 un pu-
hetazo en- las narices que lie sa-
CO sangre.
-iAhf teneis, por perros!
lies gyit6, con los ojos inyec-
tados-. mo os da vergdenza,
diez contra uno?-Luego. se
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
coy EOS GUAN-E e.

DersStado pog Carl Guggint
las aceiones de Chino alvarez
hah bajado en- IN SO IF aen
to.
Algo lie pasa a Alvarez y EST
algo debiera explicarlo clara
mente, en- beneficio de los fie.
les, ell Se Lew Diamond.
Parecia invencible en- lo@ a.
saltos sexto Y septimo Y des
pues, sin motive apreciable
empez6 a ser vapuleado de
nuevo en- ell octave y la golpi-
"a Sc extendi6 al noveno.
Ahora sparecen sepultadas
para siempre las aspiraciones
la corona. En- pocos meses lie
derrotado, sin lugar a du-
da, Quarles y Guggino.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
NoTICIAS DE PELOTA
LIGA NAC1ONAL

FFe. --
Llamado a "pitchar' de re-
levo, Walter Hoyt, ell ~veterano
lanzador, di6 aver la victoria
a los Piratas sobre los Rojos.
Presenciaron Ell d~esafio, la ter
cera victoria consecutive de los
Piratas, mas de $4,000 perso-
mas. Ell pitcher Grissom, de los
Rojos, y ell catcher Todd, de
los piratas, Sc liaron a puneta-
EOS e intervinieron en- ell COM
bate, pegandose tambien, Alex
Kampouris y Arky Vaughan.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
La Gaceta Folletin No. 90
Ernesto Glaeser
Los QUE TEMAMOS
DOCE AMOS

aura, reptile a coro estas pala-
bras, como una oracion. vi a mu
jenes que rezaban, a hombres
que alzaban las manos al cielo
para jurar, mientras ell sacer-
dote, plantado en- 10 alto de la
escalinata, nos bendecia. Todos
nos quitamos Ell sombrero Y los
soldados el casco. Ferd habia
desaparecido.
ALI cerca, encaramado en-
una farola, estaba Augusta. En-
cuanto me vic, Sc descolg6, vino
corriendo a donde 20 estaba y
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
LA A~SOCTACION NAC1Q
NAL DE boxed NO RI
CONOCERA LA SUlSPE
SION

Providence, R. l., abril a.
Edward C. Foster, secfetario
executive de la Association Ma
cioAal de Boxeq anunci6 en- es.
"a ciIdad que no sera reconoci-
dasl la suspension decretada por
la Union International de Bo-
xeo, en- Paris, CONTRACTOR Broui
Hard y su director, Ell veterano
Johnny Buckley.
Ell convenio que existfa en-
ire las dos organizations iha
sido cancelado, seg1n Foster.
BrouHlard tue slspendido
porque lie pogo de "foul' a Mar
eel Thil, ell campe6n mundial del
peso medic. En- otras dos ante
riores peleas Brouillard habla
pegado tambien golpes ilegales.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

Hacienda cuatro carreras en-
los innings octave y noveno.
los Cardenales derrotaren a
los Cubs, con Warneke de pit
cher. Ell contraataque Sc lie a.
credit6 al veterano pitcher
Charlie Root. Johnny Mize ba
tee un oportuno hit, con las ba
SEES llenas v dos "outs."
Chicago 4c, Oh, lie; San
Luis sc, 12h, 0e.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

La bora de semBrar con Ell
p1blico. es cuando la casa es-
ia llena." @a
5Cdino Sc siembra? No ORE
ciendole solaanente Releas prin
cipales de 81 gusto, sino bus
cando para los p~yeliminares a
gladiadores que puedan en- :
tretenerlo hasta ell momeM&a
decisiyp, Ell de la mayor atrac-
citn. n
Pefo ST contin1a sucedi@do,
10 que va Sc ha hecho en- dife-
rentes ocasiones, que ell dia
del "main bout attractive 4e to
81 pelo con unas "podyi :
das' peleitas secundarias, los
fieles diran: All, asi es la cosa,
pues nos quedaremos en- casa
para que aprendan a conside-
rarnos.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

J. Allan lanz6 por los Indios
y pudo rechazar a los Browns
en- los momentos de apuros, ter
minando ell desafio a SUI favor,
con nueve carreras por dos.
Hornsby jug6 la segunda base
en- parte del desafio y bate6 un
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

ESQ de las peleitas compile
mentarias en- Benjamin Field
lha de arreglarse pronto y bien,
81 Ell empresario no quiere ex-
ponerse a la indignation de los
fieles.
A pesar de que Sc esperaba
una "casa LENA" lie regatearon
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

Mucho sentira Jim Downing
la elimination de Chino Alva-
reg de la primera division.
va nj siquiera triunfa en- su
patio. Sc aproxima la nora de
colgar los guantes Y lamental
amargamente los errores del
pasado.
Muchas Y buenas oportuni-
dades tuvo Chino, pero las de-
j6 pasar.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
LIGA AMERICAN

Ell desaffo entire lc Yankees
v los Medals Rpias de Boston
tuvo qu,. suspenaerse a caussI
de la lluvia y ell frie.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
Brooklyn DC, Oh, he; Filade
fla Sc. Oh. lie. 2

ri
Carl Hubbell dej6 en- blanca
a las Abejas de Boston. que Sc
10 pudieron batearle 3 hits,
ninguno de ellos de Alfonso
Lopez. FL frio hizo que solo
presenciaran ell juego 16@d3
personals.
Trio Id primera pelota, ii
gurando la temporada en- ell te
reno de los Yankees, ell alcal-
de La Guardia.
Boston DC, Oh, lie; New York
Sc, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

LIE robaron una pelea a Mau
ricio Strickland, en- New York
Derrot6 a Mann, un Italia
no, y los jueces repartieron ia
bias.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

Compramos cast TODD. Los
mas altos precios por sus niue
bles y enseres. Muebles de of.
Gina.
DIVERS TRADING POST
1918 Franklin St.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
liano Sc perdiaron en- el aire,

liano Sc perdieron en- el aire,
asf los de su opone1te.
Vittorio Ventupri, el pGgil i
kliano del peso welter, Sc abri6
canine hacia la victoria derro-
tando a Lew Raymond, de Bal
timore, en- ell semifinal. Ventura
us6 con frecuencia un gancho a
IA cabeza de gu rival Y mantuvo
SUI v~entaja.
Jack Sharkey, de jersey City,
venci6 en- ell mismo programa a
Joey Fohtana, del East Side.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
Toad Sc lastini6 I'm dedo v 81
y Grissom fueron retirados.
cincinn Ii &c, Ah, De; Pitts
burg &c, Sh, lie.

Mas de 5000 personas pre-
senciaron la victoria daaios
Dodgers sobre, Ell giladelfia.
Batazos de hits de WinsAtt,
Cookie, Lavagctto v Hassctt,
sobre curvas de Walters y Sy,
Johnson, dieron las carreras
del emp@te y la victoriae
Walters cargo con la derro-
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

way pocas personals espera
ban que los Atieticos atropella
ran a los Senadores, pero asi
fu6. Caster solo permiti6 cua-
tro hits a la novena de la CAPT
tai. Bob Johnson "dispar6" I'm,
cuadrangular, teniendo dos CO
rredores en- las bases, en- la
septima entrada. Q
Filadelfia &c, Oh, De; Wash4
ington lie, All, Be.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24

al cubano Yahez los d6lares
que meresia y lie buscaron a
Richard Hernandez, al finala
a un "pobre diablo" incapaz
de defepderse. .
ST ESQ es entender al pdbli-
co, entonces Ell Diablo es un ca
ballero.
Y Ell pobre de Alex, a quien
trajeron de Cuba, sigue con los
bolsillos vacios.
La gaceta., 1937-04-24
" os des4
ras.
San LuW eleve-

Tres 3dWRes de los Me-
dias Blahcas sufrieron la ira
de los figyes, que pegaron Il
hits y los aprovecharon par
hacer con0ellos diez caseerass
HanR GreeRberg y Billy Ro-
gers batearNn de "jonron," en-
ell noveno ipning cuando lama
ba Johnny Whitehead. AIDE
de su euadrangalar Sc lie
acreditaron a Greenburg un
tubey y u1>sfF. res hits hubc
de djsgafarlos Gerry Walker.
@sDetroit 10c, 12h, Os; Chica-
go &c, Oh, lie.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-20
North Blue Ridge

NORTH Blue RIDGE, July 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Coston, Of
Herdersonville, Mr.. Henry Cos
TON. of Edneyville, Mrs. Raymond
Hill and daughter, Barbara, Of
this place. motored 20 Myrtle
Beach the Fourth Of July and Wis
tied relatives over the week end.
Mrs. J. T. Pace, was the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Pace. the past Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Cole, of
Hendersonville. spent the past
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. f.. 4.
Allen. 49,.
Clarence Hyder Of the CCC
Camp. spent the past week end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VI.
I. Evder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonzo Pace, TO-
gecher with Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Allen. mOtored 20 Highlands Sun
day. July the Fourth, and enjoy
ed a picnic lunch.
Rev. FORE stLinder, of Lou
renceville, Ga, has just closed a
revival at the Dana Methodist
church. Much interest was shown
in the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Pace,
were the dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfonzo Pace, and Mrs.
J. T. Pace, last Sunday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-20
Make Yourself
Right atHo1ne!

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Eagerly, too, travellers welcome the sight of
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home, you have pleasant sense of confidence
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know what they sell.
National advertising and national distribu.
ton make it possible for you to have that same
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business trip no matter what your needs -.
you can always buy a KNOWN product - the
brand that is like a friend
Read the advertisements often, and thor
oughly. They'll make you right at home any.
where in the country.