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La gaceta., 1937-08-05
Ben Dapis

Este distinguido j6ven es can
didato a miembro de la junta
municipal electoral.
Como dijimos hace pocos dfas,
Ben es dos wees americanos,
por su madre, una DANA meji-
cana, y por su padre, Ell captain
Ben Davis.
Su honradez no puede discu.
tirse y en- la junta enalteceria a
la colonia latina y Ell pueblo a.
mericano.
Ademas de ser justo y honda
dose, Ben no sc asusta ante los
arrogantes y mantiene siempre
con firmeza sus derechos.
La gaceta., 1937-08-05
.MuRIo Ell sR.y EJANDRo
ARENAs


Up hombre muy el tima6 en-
estaA ciudad, Y particularmente
en- Wet Tampa, ell Sr. Alejan-
dro Arenas, de 81 amos, vecino
de la 80 ndmero 1902 de la ca
lie Tampania, falleci6 aver en-
Rochester, MINI, a consecuen :
cia de una delicada operation
que Sc lie practice ell pasado 80
de jrnio.
Era dueno ell Sr. Arenas de la
cafeteria Optimo, situada en- Ia
Gale de Armenia, Ell West Tam
pa, y Hevaba 40 amos en- Tampa.
Deja a su anciana madre, Sra
Virginia Arenas; dos hernia :
nos, Angel Y Bernardo, Y tres
hermanas, Sras. Armando Ro-
dflguez, MaXlmlna Travieso v
Natalia Fernandez.
Descanse en- paz Ell amable ca
ballero, que era socio del Cen
tro Asturiano y de los Caballe-
ros Lsales de America.
Sus familiares todos reciban
nuestro mas sentido pesame.
La gaceta., 1937-08-05

Es deber ineludible de todos
los hombres buenos ciCdadanos
ell inscribirse para las venideras
elecciones.
Los partidarios de una forma
de gobierno ~antidemocratica
guieren aduenarse del gobierno
municipal, para su b~eneficio, y
este debe impedirse.
iE sistema representative es
eel que mas convene a la comu-
nidad latina, no importa 10 que
digan algunos despechados.
Hay que inscribirse y votar.
Cumpla listed con su deber v
no dele pasar la Carta de la Co
mission.
Filipo.
La gaceta., 1937-08-05

Del Centre Asturldno
NADIA sabemos de las fiestas
que tiene en- proyecto esta socie
dad.
81 alguna tiehen .planeada,
con gusto lie ofrecemos esta sec
ci6n.
Nuestro mayor placer es re-
sonar la meritoria labor de las
sociedades latinas.
La gaceta., 1937-08-05
NOTAS NCIALE
El Diario del Diablo

Esta revista de gran lujo volA
vera a presentarse ell venidero
domingo, en- Ell dAlatro del Cen :
tro Asturiano, donde actda la
Icompania del Proyecto Teatral
Federal. a
Despues del "Diario del Dia-
olo" Sc repondra, en- este mismo
mes, "El Mundo en- la Mano,''
n arreglo de Manuel Aparicio.
Mas tarde la compania anne
ricana estrenara Hollywood"
ma "comedia musical"
lie seguira en- turno una obra
lie gran espectaculo, "Manos a
Traves del Itsmo,' hecha a'mo-
do de la Marcia del Tempo"
en- estilo dramatizado.
Para Navidad Sc prepare una
deliciosa Electromagnetic" por
la unidad americana y despues
Sc pasara al estreno de "Arena
en- sus Zapatos", escrita espe :
La gaceta., 1937-08-05
Los CGbGleros Leales

Celebraron aver su anuncla-
da e importante junta los Caba-
Neros Leales de America.
Sc lego ell informe del pasadc
trimestre administrative, que
fue aprobado.
Esta Logia fue la primera Dc
los Estados Unidos en- brindal
su cooperation al gobierno leg
timo de la Rep1blica Espanola
La gaceta., 1937-08-05
oRDEN DE ODD FELLOWS

Por este medic Sc cita a los
miembros de las logias Progre-
SO No. 81 e Ideal SIS para la te-
nfda que tendra lugar ell vier-
mes, a las s p. M, con Ell fin de
tratar de un pr6ximo viaje a
Miami.
Principalmente Sc requiere la
asistencia del team de grades.
Ell SecretGTSO.
La gaceta., 1937-08-05

La Verben0
Todo esta listo va para Id
Gran Verbena que Ell sabado o.
frecera la Secci6n Atletica del
Circulo Cubano, en- Ell lugar don
de estuviera la Arena de Boxeo.
Ell dinero que produzca la
fiesta, descontados los gastos,
Sc invertira por la Seccion EN-
amman a la juventud deportiva
Guiana.
La Srta. Mercedes Fernan :
dez, hija de nuestro amigo Ra-
miro Fernandez, ha sido procla
mazda Reina de la fiesta.
Don Francisco, la popular or
uuesta, tocara en- Ell salon alto
v La Tropical en- la plataforma
allf levantada.
La plataforma fue graciosa :
mente cedida al Circulo por el
Comite de La Verbena del Tia.
haco.
Quedan muy pocas mesas POI
vender, al precio de $3.50
La gaceta., 1937-08-05

cialmente Npara q proyecto fe :
deral.
ManuelS Aparicio Sc encarga-
"a de dirigh las obras que Sc
representa- en- idioma espanol.
Los companeros de Aparicic
lie preparan un recibimiento con
motive de su regreso del Norte,
donde pas6 varias semanas. a
La gaceta., 1937-08-05
Ell Picnic de la Ordem
CGbGlLero de la Luz

Centenares de tickets Sc han
vendido va, segun los informes
que tenemos, para Ell gran Pic
mic que la Orden Caballero de
la Luz, Inc, celebrara Ell dia %
de agosto en- Ell parque de La
Columna.
Esta Orden tiene muchos y
buenos amigos en- la sociedad
tampena porque acostumbra a
patrocinar todas las fiestas v
manda a elias grupos de do, so
y mas miembros.
Ell Comite organizador de la
fiesta no descansa en- sus ira
bajos y tiene Ell exito asegurado.
La gaceta., 1937-08-05
LA WPA HA REALIZADo
UN NvENTARI0 NAClo-
NAL DE LOS RECURSOS
vDE LA TERRA
7Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.J

7VieRe de la Ia. pdg.J
rios amos por Ell DR.. Lipman y,
sus ayudantes. La collection de-
los .datos Sc hizo bajo la EWAA
y fue continuada por la Err y
por fin Nevada a termino emo
proyecto de la WRo de
1885 La P A asign6 a pro
veto la suma de S28,248.
Los rasultados del estudio sc
van a samaritan en- cuatro mo-
nografias preparadas por ell
Dr.. Lipman Y publicadas por la
Estaci6n de EgRerimentos A
&ersey.
La gaceta., 1937-08-05
En- Ell CyrcMo

Esta noche Sc celebrara junta
general en- ell Cfrculo Cubano,
siendo la segunda convocatoria.
Como ell balance trimestral sc
"a dado a conocer, ruegase la a.
sistencia de todos los socios.
Ell acto Sc celebrara, en- cum
plimiento del r~eglamento, con Ell
n1mero de socios que asista.
La gaceta., 1937-08-05
Jaanta Er~traordinaria

JGntG ETtTdordinario
La directiva de la sociedad
Centre Espafiol verificara Ell lu
mes una junta extraordinaria,
en- ell palacio de Ybor.
Han sido invitadas a esta jun
ia las Secciones de Damas v la
Agrupaci6n de Protection Y Au-
xilio.
Sc acordaran los PARTICIPATES
detalles de la gran fiesta del 5
de s~eptiembre, ell domingo ante
rior al Dia de los Trabajadores,
y Sc pondran a la venta los bile
ties de entrada.
La gaceta., 1937-08-05

bolsillo tuvieron que haeerlo. .
Y es pensando On Ell compor-
tamiento de este concejal, que
esos obreros nos visitaron reco-
mendando su candidatura. q
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

To prepare the solution, boil 8
gallons of water, then COOL Add 1
quart of sodium silicate or water
glass, which can be bought in most
drug stores, and mix we'll in the
cOntainer. Put eggs carefully into
the solution above the top layer of
the eggs. Prevent evaporation by
covering the crock with a tight lid
This can be easily removed to put
down more eggs. if the solution
evaporates perceEtibly, add enough
water to maintain the level. Eggs
preserved in water glass solution
may be taken out at any time. If
they are used foc boiling, make a
small hole with Il pin in one end
to prevent them from cracking.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
New Sea Lane
Apartments Are
Modern Thruout

The Sea Lane Apartment house
at Main-st. and Harding-ave. will
soon be ready with eight modern
apartments, according to ]. Watt
Hogue. owner, who recently acquir-
ed the McLarin building and lots.
Mr.. Hogue conducted The Elk
aminer thru the building, Monday
morning, and showed many built-in
features such as are rarely found
in apartment houses in the smaller
towns.
The building is also being recon
structed to provide cooling in the
summer months and to conserve
heat during the winter. Another
feature of this modern apartment
house is the lobby, go feet in
length and IA feet wide.
Workmen ar ebusy rushing the
completion Of the place and the
apartments are being occupied as
fast as they are completed. The
equipment is brand new thruout,
and each apartments has hot and
cold running water, bath and lava
tory.
The investment will represent
an outlay of about 100000
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
It's On The Level!
Mile-High Mountain
Peaks At Your Feet!

Imagine standing on the brink of
a chasm Is miles wide and a mile
deep filled with mile-high mountains
whose peaks are level with your
feet!
That's the way Carveth Wells
pictures the immensity Of Grand
greatest natural wonder
on earth''-the southern rim of
which he will describe in the Con
tinental Oil Company broadcast
Exploring America with Conoco
and Carveth Wells" at 7:45 Mon
day night over radio station KTAR,
Phoenix.
Nothing in all my experiences
can equal the tremendous spectacle
of the Grand Canyon declares
Wells, who is famous for his world
wide explorations. at is impossible
to compare it with anything else
on earth because there is nothing
on earth that even resembles ii"
Exciting exploration, he says, can
be enjoyed in Grand Canyon Ma
tional Park, where you can read
a great chapter of the story of
creation and even see the foot
prints of prehistoric dinosaurs that
roamed Arizona a good many
years ago."
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior

General Land Office at Phoeaix.
Arizona March, 3, 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given that
George M. Cunningham, Sr., of Box
1943, Coolidge, Arizona, who, Oh
March 1, 1884, made Homestead
Entry, Sec. 22S9, r. S. U. S., No.
074053, for S1-2 SW1-4, Section 80,
Township 5 S., Range s E., G. & S.
R. B. & Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Three
Year Proof, to establish claim co
the land above described, before T.
]. Marks, Clerk of the Superior
Court, at Florence, Arizona, on the
14th day of April, 1897.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Bert E. Lippse, nellie Lippse.
Thurman Rogers, D. S. Davis all
of Coolidge, Arizona.
P. J. KEOHANE,
Register.
First pub. Mar 4, 1887.
Last pub. April l, 1887.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

much Of essential minerals and
vitamins to the diet as do fresh
eggs. An adequate food budget i'll
cludes four or five eggs each week
for each growing child. Because
new-laid eggs may be put down at
any time, many owners of poultry
flocks have found it an advantage
to preserve during the high-produc-
ing season for use during the
months Of low production.
Only clean, fresh, infertile eggs
should be put down in water glass.
Dirty eggs will spoil, and, If they
are washed, the protective coating
which prevents spoilage is recoved.
Cracked eggs should never be used
Even minute cracks may cause
spoilage and contamination of the
other eggs in the jar. 1t is a wise
precaution to candle every eggs
before putting it into the water glass
solution.
A 5-gallon crock or jar will hold
about IA dozen eggs with room for
at least inches of water glass
solution above them. The container
should be thoroughly cleaned and
scalded and allowed to dry before
1t is used. 1t is good idea, too, to
set it where the eggs are to be
stored, as it is difficult to move
safely when filled with eggs.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

of the Importance Of knowing cloth
ing construction. The trim look that
characterizes new spring styles can
only be achieved by careful fitting.
and decoration is often limited to
adrOit emphasis upon seams and
closures. Talon fasteners may be
cOnspicuously placed and the slide
may carry tassels or siZeable wool
ball; they are used for closing
pockets as we'll as packets and
neck openings. Glove stitching by
hand or machine in heavy contrast
ing thread may emphasize construc-
ton lines that are folds. The pencil
silhouette is less prominent than
formerly. Panels are good; and
dressy gowns may be made up with
soft pleats falling from the waist
line at the back. Lace and print
dresses, both good. are made up
simply. Costumes with little fitted
jackets are developed in variety
of print and plain combinations.
Complex, and sometime harsh color
harmOnies are the rule in the selec-
ton of accessories; any accent in
yellow is especially smart.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

Provision for eggs as a constant
factor in the family diet can be
achieved only By careful planning,
even on the farm There are months
each year when mothers report that
the children have no eggs because
the hens are not laying. Eggs pre-
served in water glass contribute as
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

P. M. Titus celebrated the 67th
anniversary Of his birth last Satur-
day. Mr.. Titus handles the mails
between the depot and postoffice,
and is hale and hearty.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Borree, Jr..
visited the air show at Phoenix
last Sunday and state that it was
great success with many thrills
for the spectators
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25
n. D. A. NEWS NOTES
BY M. Alberta Harris

= x y 4
Home sewers who visit spring
style reviews to become fashion
conscious leave with conviction
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-03-25

The county All style review to be
held in conjunction with the All
fair at Florence is focusing atten-
ton on dresses in the All clothing
clubs. All first year clubs are at
work on their dresses and advanced
club members report competitions.
There are also encouraging reports
of extra sewing.
Evening star., 1937-01-17
HOME OWNERS.

HOME OWNERS.
Johns-Manville authorized
payment contractors offer
you roofing, asphalt and tin;
cedar grain asbestos side
walls; colorful, permanent.
No more paint bills, no more
waste of fuel. Rock-wool in
Sulation. All on our famous
3-year payment plan. No
down payment, no liens, no
mortgages. Only $50 interest.
No other charges. To qualify
for the above terms you must
own a small equity in your
home and have your taxes
paid for the first part of 1886.
Probably you are contem-
plating some other home i'm
provements. We can arrange
to give you the cash with no
additional cost. Owner phone
or write for free estimate
no obligation. Title l, Ma
tional Housing Act, will ex-
pire March 81, 1887.
American Re-Roofing Co.,
Inc,
1918 18th st. NV.
Col. 4551. Col, 417O.
Evening star., 1937-01-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSES.
Ing Ss sna siso sss s nst
g rooms, hlled with guests; near I4th
Il rooms; lisht Oi housekeeping: Mt. Pleas
il rooms: nice furniture: siltmors st.;
~ rs i; rooms; large dining room; something
List your roomine houses with
MIR. BEAL, ADAMS 0769.
REsTAURANT-Air conditioned; guaran.
teed $4,000 month bus: rent. $3.50 mo-;
i4i,Y ii9i,Year lease; nets $4,000 mo-; ao-day
CASTOR -Charuhas, Brokers.
Sol woodward Bldg. Di. 7765 .
BOARDING HOUSE. 10th NEAR ST.
elaborately furnished. hish-eiass Clientele;
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave. RIM. 217. Natl. 1910. .
LIQUOR sToRE-Guarantee 81 900 week
snse; Price. ST SIT 900: eg9 terms. s'''A 1887 ne-
GaStOn-C CharuhaS, Brokers.
SOL Woodward Bldg. D. 7785 .
.RooMING HOUSE K NEAR CONN.
IA rooms. Rent S135. Good furniture.
Priced right S4OO down payment.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave. RIM. 217. Natl. 1910. .
WE HAVE many paying opportunities on
restaurants del. bars hotels drug grocery
and liquor stores; chattel notes purchased.
Gaston-Charuhas, Brokers.
sol woodward Bldg. Di. 7765. .
DEL. AND RESTAURANT: best in town;
doing S65. 900 yearly; 'IO-year lease; rent,
$175 mo- Price, $4,000; terms.
Gaston-C -CharuhaS, Brokers.
sol woodward Bldg. Di. 7765. .
Evening star., 1937-01-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTEp-A silent partner, invest $500;
Siities; money pToseesed: best referencss; aE Uss
need ns sDps add9s:s q 30. eufSsy
Star office.
USED. FURNITURE and antique business
foI II, sale: VIII consider partnsrship with & Re-
and Sombin1ed
owner retiring: terms capable. Responsible
pPaIty; ptstyorcsy BY owner. Address Box e1:7B.
BOOMING HOUSE, near Dupont Circle
$ls3 when fiifed and first door free; $3.50.
$500 dow down; cel No brokers. Address Boz
PATENTED plasterer's gauge. TO sell out
Address Box 479-A. Star ofnce.
FOR SALE. CHEAP-Iadies' Issdy-to.yesr
Must sell, due to illness. See owner. 4s11
Georgia ave. NV.
h@ooMaIINa @ H0gsE. s2;S0o: II; NY: z: AYE.
after aftsi = pm. inv for apt Net 7ss7. e-'
VIRGINIA BEACH. vA.-FYrnished hotel.
modern; entire block: hill overlooking
sssan sss Nosis}f saSooS e. initial cash. Harvey Ind
ssoe Serz ssee xessls
suaP Sus: Sale VIII Phone Be BY ss for
RoOMING HOUSE: Dupont Circle: q very
good Groom. 2-bath house: rent. S76:. sac
fss s 1sth nx tssns NasionaTi r $40 n De sh:'0
WELL-ESTABLIsHED, prosperous business
for Al mechanic: complete service. auto
ssasss Ssss III ssSS EAcas
Slsd @ &a see M newton NSa ~iea is
RoOMNG HOUSE for sale: rooms and
store front: nicely furnished. Sacrifice for
quick sale. Met. 1927, Mr.. Smith. 17s
GROCERY doing average $1,000 . week
cash business. Reason for selling going
into another business. Only interested
buyers with substantial amount Of money
726 @ ST. NE.-A comfortable home;
rent extra rooms; pays good income; rea.
sonable for cash. Lincoln 8448-J. 22s
WELL-ESTABLISHED wholesale firm de-
sires additional capital to increase stock
Will consider active partner or flrst.trust
loan. Address BOX 323-z. Star once. 17'
Evening star., 1937-01-17

apartment houses; $500 weekly
business. growing: rent. $500:
S17.5OO-Roomine house. 13 rooms. CEN
hI,Ies. trial legation; ION building; bull furniture.
S1.200-Rooming and boarding. 13 rms,
$650-Rooming house. downtown 8
rms. rms oa and store. basement: rent.
s3,5oo-corner grocery and meats store
and @ rooms; rent. $500; week
$4.0o0-Grocery and meats; rent. S25. 90.
S3OOO-Grocery and meats. well equip
ped and stocked: doing $500
weekly; rent. S65 90.
S500-Corner grocery store sw; 4
rooms: rent. $40.
S2000-Delicatessen and beer; low rent;
s350-lDelicatessen shop one room and
S650-Ladies and children's wear. no
seoo tons and hosiery; rent $40
ment; rent. S35
S300-Delicatessen shop. ne: rent,
S4O0-Grocery and variety store and
,dT |, rooms o% good business; rent
s4Oo-Variety store and 5-room apt;
rent. $1,000; good location;
s45o-Deiicatessen, Sc. corner store,
complete stock; heat and light
furnished: real bargain; rent.
s55o-psi; and sandwich shop in big
aire; complete; stock up; rent.
s325-confect. store: NV; 3 nice
good stock; rent. $40
JOS. j. MITTMAN,
UNION TRUST BUILDING,
bOoNE 0VE
Evening star., 1937-01-17

MANTELPIECES hand-carved. from old
nome built 1907: Will give history. G.
H shannon. Route ., Anacostia, D. C..
Evening star., 1937-01-17

LIVING ROOM SUITE, 3-piece. solid
maple, like new. cheap. Apt. 2O3 East.
Clifton Terrace
Evening star., 1937-01-17

LIVING ROOM SET and slip covers. sI2:
tables ana chair cheap. 1888 Gales
Evening star., 1937-01-17

OVERCOAT. mans (40l: gray, / blue.
suits t34l; pr. new curtains. lamps tables,
glass dishes. wash rugs. Cleveland 1926.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

LIVING ROOM SUITE. davenport and 2
chairs; excellent condition. Georgia 5594
LIVING ROOM SUITE. mahogany, 3
pieces. $40; Majestic radio cabinet model
needs part. So. Potomac 1850. 4O10
Evening star., 1937-01-17

dressers. $3.50; chair, 81; bed complete.
S3; rocker 81: table: 81; lamp. 81: living
room suite. $50; 3 prs. curtains 81; stu
dio couch. $3.50; day bed and mattress.
So; gas stove: S4; radio, S12: breakfast
| suite 81. ice box s. 80. 900 K ST
Evening star., 1937-01-17

INSOLAT1ON. celotex. rock wool watts, wall
to you; take advantage of this sale. We
nave sample display at our ONCE to show
LUMBER CO. Wise. 24OO-Bethesda. Nd
Evening star., 1937-01-17

DIAMOND BARGAINsA very fine COM
plete selection of unredeemed diamonds,
watches and tewelry for sale at prices
25S to 4ox' All Merchandise GUAR
ANTEED as to weight, color and perfec-
tion. Buses leaving 11th and Pa. ave.
south end Highway Bridge. opposite Wash
ington Airport
Evening star., 1937-01-17

Co. new location. 500 NV Natl s26S.
OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
OF used pieces at low prices H. Baum d
Son. GIG ST. NV
Evening star., 1937-01-17

MILL CLOSE-OUT Of ] 1.5OO part-wool
blankets. 70xS0. plaids. Write to Buffalo
Trading Co. 3l2 North Mcdowell.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

LATHE. wood turning complete tools. "a.
hp. motor, all new; 1/6 h.p.. used. Shep.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

PIANO-See the new Wurlitzer Spinette,
the only piano that meets every require
ment Of small homes; only 33 inches high,
yet 1t has q full tone: priced far below any
comparable instrument on the market to-
day: S195. very easy terms. National 4730.
kits. 1880 G st.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

PIANO-We have a repossessed small
grand, used only months and like new.
that we will sell to any one Who will con.
tinue the balance of the $40 month pay.
ments totaling 1895. It's mahogany nm
ished and one of the latest models of
good make. New-instrument guarantee.
National 473O. kits 1890 @ st.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS-New and
used; all styles; reduced prices: will rent;
also folding chairs. United States Stor-
age Co. 41S 10th st. NV. Met. 1S43.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

MATTRESS. double. perfect Condition. $40,
1919 Que st. NV. Apt. g.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

:, KITCHEN CABINET. white large. $500;
511 3rd ST. ne
Evening star., 1937-01-17

HOT-AIR FURNACE-Any reasonable offer
accepted Sager. D2O French 81. n W
Evening star., 1937-01-17

PIANO: latest model spinet type vertical
grand good make. nationally advertised
at S475; special TO close, S345. on easy
terms. This particular model is reduced
only because it was rented for about 5
months. Beautifully STYLED. and very
tional 473O. Kits. 1880 G st.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

THE DISTINCTLY DIFFERENT
TEA ROOM.
Located in the fashionable section Of
Connecticut ave. A sound. going business,
class clientele.
AvERAGE MONTHLY RECEIPTS s--S2. .eo4
guest rooms, Q baths in addition.
Seating capacity 1o5. Good prices. Sale
price: $500. $500 cash, bal. monthly.
Address Box ssh, star once.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

IRONING MACHINE brand-new. S69.6O
cabinet model. special. S49.5O Proctor a.
Ridgely. 1924 18th NV. Columbia lnnnn
Evening star., 1937-01-17

RADIO-Closing out our radio dept; UP to
40G OF on new floor models: all popular
late model trade-ins at your price; open
ewes. Harris Armature Co. 9th and o NV.
RADIO. 1896. all-wave. Q speakers, fine
cabinet: owner leaving city. Phone North
Evening star., 1937-01-17

DOORS-DOORS-D -DOORS-Carload Just
arrived. which was bought prior to price
advance. We are offering you this saving.
will make the finest interior house and
cottage doors; also exterior doors for beach
and bath houses. Keep these doors in
mind; they will save you money. EISINGER
MILL g. LUMBER Co. Wise. 24O0-Be-
Evening star., 1937-01-17

DRESS black velvet. imported lame top.
$3.50. worn little; cost S49.75; $40. Co.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

comb honey. maple sirup, guava paste.
Call West 1854 before 10 am, or drop
card to Honey Shop. l267 Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

ps.s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fTrUlsnI. 4, good lot Of slightly
Duncan Phyfe dining room suite, $40;
7.pc: walnut dinette suite. $50; 5-pc. twin
room suite. SIS: s-pc. s tapestry liSins room Ssn
suite. S25; 7-pc: Duncan Phyfe dinette
suite, $40: 3-pc. Daneup suite. so5: studio
up;. secretary desk. S16;- 10-pc. walnut
dining room suite, $50; General Electric
refrigerator. S57: Apo. Colonial maple bed
room suite, $40: large-size Duncan Phyfe
eateleg table and 4 chairs to match. $50:
piano, $25; dressers and chests. S5 up;
club and occi chairs and tables. radios:
before buying and save. Open Sunday till
pm. Free delivery. 72o 11th st. sc.