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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-27
FARLEY HITS IDEA OF
BUSINESS EN- NIFTY

Continued from mage onel
ways for the prosperity of the ma
ton. That does not mean in all
cases that it must enlist on the
side of those who have already
great fortunes and think that
these fortunes should be increased
without regard to the tens of mil
lions of American citizens Deepen
dent on their labor for their daily
bread.
Great wealth can always take
care of itself. 1t is up to the gov
eminent to take care Of the man
and woman who have no reserves
of capital to tide them over de-
pressions ).
Long custom has brought upon
the great corporations habit of
considering the maintenance Of a
particular profit rate as the most
important thing on earth it is
the estimation of, at least, some
of these people, the loss of their
jobs by ten thousand mill en-
ployes is of less consequence than
a smaller dividend to ten thousand
stockholders"
Referring to the recent defeat
of the administrations govern
ment reorganization measure, Mr..
FARLEY said:
"What our president asked-as
his predecessors asked-was con-
gressional consent that will enable
him to remove these hurdles from
the path of efficiency.
every American naturally abb
hors dictatorship, and it is safe
and simple thing to broadcast such
monstrous charge. Actually they
might as well accuse the president
of going around the country burn
ing barns and stealing sheep"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-27
EDNEYViLLE GLEE
CLUB SETS BENEFIT
FOR FRIDAY NIGHT

Announcement was made today
that a benefit concert for the Ed
NEVILLE high school glee club will
be given Friday night at 1880 by
the Carolina Ramb!ers, a band OF
seven men, some of whom special
ize in jug blowing.
Mountain music will be a fea-
tured on the program.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-27
BANQUET

4. BANSN
[oyELAY. .s,.p. banquet for tn, the
"A drN-'.1r. .sry Of the Carolina
r. AoN'' WINS served last e eve {,
! a;.a;'2... ..,r.lc< Of the ". Ms
+: by 4;aaSS5,c.rsoovi.le First Bap,
| NJ hy.'' 4 color scheme OF
;'a ,rr ua.,r was used effee'
f. ...g.am theme was S.-, the
Tie ,r-yrrsary Of the Organ
f. A 'l ,ac Girls Auxiliary I;,.
b.io' ... u. readings were
J. t FL. p@.gy Shipp and Claire
ea q H.. F,san Presley; aSSo'
~ H.. YOUNG peoples leader lea
a's' -. A,>ociational Objec-
SC! .' o" &. 4. Work ,,.
70. p Cox presented plans
Meredith college, Ra-
g a: a, l ,.,. About rs young
r. . u: this attractive event
e., Of which was to EN-
P, . ,~..,c.a,ional &. A. work
-S representatives from
aa s.,-,,,srr auxiliaricS, Fruit
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-27
:: SO Q . { ;.,!,,!;; ! T!!:Y 80:
~ Numbr
+ x McMANAWAY

elected a member of the publica-
tons board for 1889. She is a
member of the Phi Mu sorority.
Miss Marshall has worked on the
student newspaper and is a men,
Der of Chi Delta Phi, national lit
erary sorority. She is majoring in
English.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-27
FASSIFERN HAS
OUTING

About 20 of the FasSifern stu
dents and several teachers enjoy
ed a trip to Pisgah National For
est on Monday. Mr.. S. L. Wood
ward Of the faculty also accom-
panied them on this. delightful
Outinp
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-27
s,0yING BREAKFAST
SID6E

|, : Brown was hostess
/ .,or ~ a, a beautifully APP
L. ,i breakfast bridge, the
Z. &c. If her nome being enhane-
- "a .Se use of rhododendron
amer early flowers. 49,.
,rnpby in the games, and
" ! Shipman held second
About y close friends OF
-.'iorS hostess attended the
h party.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-27
FEDERAL LOTTERY
BILL OFFERED; NO
VOTE THIS SESSION

WASHINGTON, April 27. (UP)
A new drive for a 81. 900, 1000
annual lottery, which would net
the federal treasury $3.50, 100000
and the states $750.000.000. was
begun yesterday by Representa-
tive Alfred n. Phillips. Jr., d..
Conn.
he offered bill which would
create three lottery commission
ers to be paid $4,000 year and
which would make counterfciting
OF lottery tickets punishable by
praised Robert +. Lee and Jeffcr-
son Davis.
There are two ways in which
we can honor our forcfathers,"
he said. Zone is by lip-Scrvicc and
ru'ogy. The other is by studying
heir example and cmulating their
virtue"
Three veterans marched down
tie street in Montgomery. Ala.
"Cradle of the Confedcracy,"
where jefferson Davis was inau-
guratcd president in 1861. Gov
eInor Bib Graves spoke in Oak
wood cemetery.
The Southern Cross chapter Of
the United Daughters Of the Con-
fcdcracy honored Miami's three
veterans, all more than 90 years
old, and decorated graves with
flowers and Confederate flags.
There were few simple ser
vices in Mississippi, the nativ"
state of jefferson Davis. Tn"
main Mississippi exercise was IN
Columbus where the first Confed-
! crate Memorial day was observed
! April &c, 1866.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-27
EASTERN STAR CLUB
To MEET

The Eastern Star will meet on
Thursday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock with Mrs. A. H. Houston.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-27

Mary Garden, American operate
singer, was born in Aberdeen,
Scotland.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-27

Firearms were first used in Eu-
rOpean warfare in the 18th CEN
fury.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-27

Standard Sanitary corporation,
and President Sydney G. McAllis-
ter of International Harvester
company.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-27
TWO MISSIONARIES
SPEAK AT GOSPEL
CHURCH TONIGHT

Two lady missionaries, Misses
Lelah n. Kroft and Virginia Ora
ham, representing Europea
Christian missions, will speak to-
night at 1880 o'clock at the Cos
pei Tabernacle, Rev. Bert Atchi-
son, the pastor, announced this
afternoon.
Evening star., 1938-09-29

:. Spring Dance" from the Philip
Barry college play, has Maureen O'Sul-
livan for feminine lead, with Franchot
Tone and Lew Ayres wanted for mas
culine leads. Franchot still has a
couple Of months left to work out his
Metro contract. Gary Cooper
stars in THE Real Glory" now being
scripted by Anthony veiller. :.
w. c. Fields regretfully gave back
his role in The Wizard Of OF" when
his Universal bosses refused to post
pone You Can't Cheat an Honest
Man" Frank Morgan is now set as
the wizard. . The Mae West EN-
pire Pictures Corp. has a capital OF
s5,000,000 and plans four pictures a
year-only two of which will sta:
Miss West. Her first film, "Catherine
the Great" has budget of $l,5OO,Oo0.
Nice going, Mae.
Jimmy Stewart rides again-beg
pardon-the real title is "Destry Rides
Again" in which Jimmy takes over
the role once played by Tom Mix.
. Mickey Rooney will star in The
Love Machine, in which he appears as
young inventor with passion tor
finding out about love. Big break
for Ellen Drew with the feminine lead
in Cecil B. De Miles Union Pa
cific," the part for which Jean Arthur
was wanted (but not at jeans asking
price of $150000D. Hedy La
marr's first picture for Metro has
now been decided upon-"NeN York
Cinderella" with Spencer Tracy as
head man. Congratulations. Hedy.
Copyright. 1898. by The North American
Newspaper Alliance. IneD
Evening star., 1938-09-29

to be fitting square pegs into square
holes.
Facing perforated little black box
which carries his voice to the far
corners Of the realm. the performer
more often than not tries to be some
thing besides what nature intended.
That proves troublesome, II not disas-
trous.
Irene Beasley, the Southern girl with
the bell-toned voice want glamour
girl when she first started to sing on
the air waves The idea seemed all
right, She had been a successful night
club singer, svelte, polished and little
bored.
But mike performances were differ
ent. On the air, only her voice counted
She fopped.
Irene took . good look at herself
IN her mirror and decided to have
another 60 at it, being Irene Beasley
instead of somebody else. Today she
Is commentator singer OF homefolk
songs and dispenser of homely philos-
ophy and cake recipes.
Evening star., 1938-09-29

4 see of the technical diff
ficulties under which they work. the
more I marvel at the performances
they are able to give"
1t was Carson Kanin, long con-
nected with George Abbott, New York
theatrical producer, as an actor, as
sistant producer and director, talking
on the set of R-K-O Radios "A Man
to Remember" Kanin's first motion
picture directorial assignment.
My greatest reaction to the mar
velous experience-and 1t has been
just that's one of admiration for
the players.
In the theater, the actors, prepared
by weeks OF rehearsal, swing into their
characterizations under conditions ap-
proximating the ideal, and carry them
straight through with only the few
and brief breaks between the acts.
"On the film stage, the players face
a different situation. They have very
little rehearsal. If any. With a few
strides they step from everyday life
into another World-the world Of
play Assistants call for quiet, and
in the few brief moments while con-
versations die out and the stage be-
comes stealthily quiet. while lights
flood the setting and cameras and
sound equipment synchronize, the
players slip into the mood Of the
scene"
kanin then praised the motion pic
ture technicians, those fellows who are
so little known but who are in a great
measure responsible for the success of
picture.
I'm learning something new every
day." continued the former Broadway
director, "and as one who knows what
a powerful. convincing performance
means, I salute screen players!"
Evening star., 1938-09-29

to the public by November.
"Three Smart Girls Grow Up" goes
before the cameras Monday, with
popular Deanna Durbin repeating the
role that first brought her fame-in
"Three Smart Girls" Nan Gray will
also play her original part, but Helen
Parrish takes over the .other smart
girl, originally played by Barbara Reed.
Charles Winninger has been PACED to
play again the father of the girls.
If Ronald Colman takes over the
lead in Dodge City," previously
scheduled for Enrol Flynn and Wayne
Morris. it will be Colman's first techni-
color picture and his first Western
since the silent days. Colman has
not yet signed for the role. but he
has read the story, likes it, and is
being offered bait by Warmers in the
shape of his usual 100000 per picture
John Barrymore will play professor
who loses his wife and goes to the
dogs in R-K-O's The Great Man
Votes originally scheduled for Victor
Moore. who is returning to the stage.
Also in the picture is little Peter
Holden. who scored such hit in the
play "On Borrowed Time" 4.
Charlie Ruggles joins the cast of
"Tailspin," starring Alice Faye :.
Helen Broderick should make a good
teammate for Wallace Beery in Stand
Up and Fight"
Paramount paid $4,000 for That
Fatal Fascination" an Nriginal story
by Harold Wilson and Leon Ware as
tentative picture for Claudette
Colbert. Which reminds me that this
studio is paging Cary Grant for the
lead opposite Claudette in Midnight"
Evening star., 1938-09-29

my figure and stature. I euess It
worked. I'm still on the pay roll"
The list can be extended-perhaps,
indefinitely If private lives could be
explored fully. Frances LAngford had
a career As an opera singer wrecked
by an operation. Her palate was
nicked. Her voice grew deep.
One night Rudy vallee gave her 4
hand when she sang on the air for
the first time on q program originating
In her nome State OF Florida. Her
voice had changed. her songs had
changed, and with them her person.
ality. She took advantage Of it.
The result was radio and movie
fame, with voice she could scarcely
call her own.
Evening star., 1938-09-29

Doug's transforming tour across the
country, when he started from New
York with $50 in his pocket and ended
Evening star., 1938-09-29

CHE wears low-heeled shoes, sports
clothes, wears her hair In the soft
waves which would do credit to the
simplest ingenue in wild and woolly
movie. and is going great guns with
her r. F. D. No. program over the
G. B. s. network.
Hope Emerson had a complex, even
Evening star., 1938-09-29
Film Players
'Saluted by
Director
Veteran of Stage
Speaks Praise
OF Picture.
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD,
IS II OTION picture players
M have my most sincere
VI admiration. The more I
u Goa of thA fncbpicol ait
Evening star., 1938-09-29

at San Diego with
$86! With. of
course, the flight
to Dublin as the
grand finale. A
search is now on
for a 10-year-old
to portray Doug
as a boy. Incl
dentauy, t h e r e
will be no trans
forming of Doug
into an actor
no Strengthening
of teeth, etc. Pro-
duction, W | t h
Leigh Jason di-
rectiro starts Oc-
Evening star., 1938-09-29

villa in the south Of France. The
birds were dispatched from London By
the Earl Of Seton. his former lord in.
waiting. and were sent by the Air
France service.
Evening star., 1938-09-29
SONG WRITER DIES
Con Conrad Was Co-Author of
The Continental

The Continental
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Sept. % tA0.-
Con Conrad, 40, song writer, died to-
day at nearby Van Nuvs, where he had
been staying for his health. Conrad,
whose real name was Conrad Dober
wrote "Margie" and Colorado Sunset y
and with Herb Magidson wrote The
Continental" for the picture The Gay
Divorcee." He was awarded the Mo-
ton Picture Academy award for the
best song of 1884 He had been in film
work since 1929, coming here from
New York.
Half England will be on the auto
matte telephone by Christmas.
Evening star., 1938-09-29
URGES AMERICANS FLEE
Legation of q. s. in Hungary
Renews Its Advice.

BUDAPEST, Sept. 20 R.-The
United States Legation yesterday re-
newed its advice to 800 Americans
living in Hungary to leave the country.
Thirty-five Americans, mostly tour
lists, arrived yesterday by train from
Czechoslovakia. They were en- route to
the United States and left Prague
Tuesday night on the advice of the
United States Legation there They
said they had no dificulty in leaving
except that it was impossible to get
money from banks.
Dublin, Ireland. will spend s2,0O0,-
900 for new homes for workers.
Evening star., 1938-09-29

tober Is, and will be rushed through
to the public by November.
Evening star., 1938-09-29

before she reached . broadcasting
studio with . plea for work. She was
hopelessly self-conscious about being
s feet 2 inches tall. One day, in .
restaurant. she noticed that two Of
the most striking women present were
unusually tall, smartly dressed, and
majestic in bearing.
80 she made up her mind.
Today, rated as one Of the coming
radio singers, she Is classed as stun
ming She uses her stature as part
Of her personality selling campaign.
She dispenses advice: IF you are
tall, stand at your full height. Dress
to accent your best points. Don't wear
sports clothes and ad-brimrned
hats. They are poison for q tall girl {"
She adds. People have to look ut
you and listen when you loom on their
horizons as I do."
Evening star., 1938-09-29
There Will Be No Romance
In Doug Corrigan's Film
And the Flyer Will Become No Glamour
Boy, Either, for Cinema Story
OF His Life
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD


ME glamour girls of Hollywood terribly disappointed
las Corrlgan has thumbd down vge
acting role in RKO Radios
that he does have make any
allowed to make love to him. The picture
with
Evening star., 1938-09-29
1t Often Takes Some Doing
To Be a Radio Success
More Than One Lass Has Changed
Her Personality to Meet the
Microphone's Demands.
BY the Associa tedPress,

NEW YORK.
(NCE the ambitious added
l get mike struck" '
And like the the
without weeds For often the
a row to hoe Is his ~ '
Besides for those dcuty seems
Evening star., 1938-09-29

Grouse Flown to Duke.
-Four brace Of grouse were sent by
Air to the Duke OF Windsor at his
Evening star., 1938-09-29

Or TAKE the case of Anne Leaf.
the five-footer who had to have
a special bench made 80 she could
reach the organ pedals in playing for
q network. Her complex was her
shortness. She practically gave up
her career In radio.
One day she took herself to task.
Il decided against a shrinking violet
attitude and decided to be myself" she
says. II studied hard to dress to s,,it
Evening star., 1938-03-13

WANTED--14-ft,. Thompson outboard boat
Eneoln Elae aDla5h iS74-W Tslls' will pay cash. Gail
RAISED-DECK CRUISER, Donna" 4a'6"x
lO'X3: Palmer powered; excellent condi-
ton ton; fully found. See steward. Corinthian
oIuTBoARD q TIC MOTORS wanted. REGARDLESS
le40 E st Sc. Lincoln 32l7.
40-FT. CRUISER, sleeps 6-s. been to
Novia Scotia and Fla. Cost $500. sell
5000; cash or terms. Met. o636. 9-l'p M
DoUBLE-CABIN CRUISER. 3s it.. seven
hunks: equipped with everything needed
new mattresses. blankets. dishes. compass.
lighting plant aS Buy tsis hno Doa, and tneS
the summer on the water; very reason
able if bought while still in winter dry
DOCK Can be seen in Baltimore. Box
oUTBoARD MOTORS. Evinrude and john
SON; new and used; service and parts
l240 st: Sc. Line. 3"17.
ELTo MOTOR, ship. excellent condition.
GMRLs-CRAFT CHRIS speed boat, .5-tt;, DedE.-
house, ssth and K SITS. NV
MARINE TOILET. 3.-volt Homelite cleo
sate Boat YARD. Water st. w. s.W. "0
sine; sl90. Phone All. 0562 between s
and pm.
BOAT: soft: beam 1o IT.: with cabin
Sacrifice SOS ciev 1900
dssP' Twin cabins. fHit f1fDm0? Beam t.lsfg asfS
including Old Town dinghy; .s-cyl. 12l-
hp. Buda marine motor: speed. IA mp. h.;
cost sI sell for so""
phone A. A. Crawford. District $50.
OVER 30 YEARS in business: the only
complete marine establishment in
Washington: new and used marine engines.
conversion parts machine work. Open sun
day. Bazzuro Engineering Co.. 1851 Sher-
man ave. NV.
NEW CRUISERS. "a to 40 it.. 81 800 to
81 800 Special Marconi sloops. is IT,.
$3.50. Used cruisers. S40O to ~ 800. COM
plete and fully equipped Open SUNDAYS.
Mason y Sons. Annapolis, Md. Telephone
Annapolis 1908.
RICHARDSON CRUISER 30 IT.: excellent
condition; sleeps four. Can be seen at
Hartges Boat Yard. Galesville. Nc.
CABIN CRUISER 'l-ft.. complete, ready
to go: Pontiac motor; $3.50. Kirchners
Boat Yard. Galesville. Md.
MOTOR Sterling Petrel 125-h.p.. with re-
verse gear. dual ignitioni fne condition
throughout: cost S?.4O0: sacrifice. S400.
MARINE MOTOR BARGAINS. NATL. 34o6.
1929 Gray 4. 30-hp. cruiser 1873
1885 Universal 8. 60-h p. runabout 225
1928 Palmer N. r. 4. 24-h.p. work
1881 Gray g, 4O-hp. cruiser ia5
1890 GRAY e. 4O-hp cruiser l4O
8 KING FULTON. INC. sos WATER ST.
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE.
Gray Marine Motors.
EyeREYSs-E.p R1N1: E113 7SN 9SEOqs5es. }N2
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Evening star., 1938-03-13
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

SSSS esSs AsSs
EEAuTIEvh Ess,er r In WHITE a c8LLIE I PHPP1Es o3
min. out Lee hiswy Merrifield
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. pedigreed
reasonable; good markings. H. Luckett.
ssns Ssns ls, CLARK ave. Silver Spring. Md. shep-
BOsToNS-Male and females $40 and
S5 SS5 T1r,, 50s H Hoistein ave- Takoma Park
ui 10 .t ato st on 10 left afiano e1fon' End block
nice. lot Of mixed breeds. So. Philips,
1924 Bladensburg rd. ne.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPS. . months old
registered A. X. c. Fine pediereed. 1914
BOSTONS. males and females. weeks:
! female. months; must sell; SIS up
scANAuz4ER PUPPIES IMMATURE 10
healthy vounesters Geo. 0:iso '''A
TROPICAL FIsH-New stock lust received
SC each Hansen' onrCse 1.se D tafss ss Sc suDD'es
CHOW. pedigreed. male. registered A. K. C.
Peas%nsois Fetomae soat i guaranteed a good home
cAIRN TERRIERS. fascinating little dogs
for MIS- Jsrs B. MaeEe. M snST s4os p9pplas Tensh
BEAyTIFUL sPITz. house broken. 10
Ho9sh Stafford 'he.e s MTs Rons Vn
POLICE DOG. male. wanted. young; will
elve good home. Box 21s-M, Star.
CANAR1ES: young singers. guaranteed. 81:
females. ready to mate. ST.; Webster. 1903
I ST. Sc. Anacostia. D. c.
months: registered. $40. MRS. r. b. Lind
sey. Colesville. Md, Sh miles from Silver
Spring signal light.
4 A. SCRATCHING sR! DOG is in trouble; Look
Ssop Ssqd thts hnos and sive comfort. Phone shep-
BOSTON ,TERRIER At stud, SCOTS Little
FLASH Asan eadna nteIna9ns sT. ai sd,tch
pions IN iaa qni Hillside see o1a4g Il Boston en'"
sHR0NG sIEs WinE HEALTHY M1iT PEPIGREEP PyP-
cockER co5kAFsPk szn1EsN fGsNAYzsR sSso pAdH nAhE
sEs5 sfSS %ESTERN sgsS! AVE- cHfS1 CHASE:
WANTED = FEMALE SILVER PERSIAN
anca,b fst about sG year old. Must be reasonable.
ENGLISH BULL. very reasonable. Potomac
sesT9s e. s.1ss, %.:d fs
collar. Columbia 23s7.
SAMUEL PEKINGESE PUPPIES grown;
STUD dogs; visitors welcome. 4SO5 N. Rock
spring rd.. Arlington, Va. Clar. 7ss-M.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES ca. four males.
LWCC ACW6lcS, UcAutlully WdEkcQ, SACTl-
need cheaply: 1874 Princeton pl. NV.
Adams 6O94-J.
SMART MIXED BRED PUPPIES for sale.
81: left. 21l Chapel rd.. Seat Pleasant,
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, pedisreed.
22O7 Franklin st. ne.
GOAT, young. tame and very gentle:
makes nice pet: likes children; S5. Cali
At 3625 18th st. ne.
THERE IS PLEASURE and profit breeding
pedigreed puppies. We supply the breed.
ing stock without charge for = share OF
the pups. Phone Ashton rs.
PUPS. male, 81: excellent pets and bird
dogs. c. W. Crossman. 4Ob Lee highway,
Falls Church. w. --------
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, beautiful
markings. toys. 74O 18th st. Sc.
POINTER, beautiful young female. bred
for show and field: also hne young male
cocker. Wisconsin, 1893.
Ing an ail-breed show Saturday. April so.
Mrs. Jere Mackle. secretary. National Capt.
tai Kennel Club. 24O9 10th st. ne. North
DESIRE TO BREED my handsome male
Boston terrier. ReEistered, A. K. @. De-
catur OS46.
COCKER PUPPIES. registered. vell-bred
healthy puppies at sacrifice prices. 1903
18th ct. North. NoaDlyn. Va.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

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coSfchFNA6SEEReHgiaSR;PrRs cFN6ER SEeSKS'
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SELLING OUT.
Si6.S5. Capitol Rug CO.. ssei" i4th lfont eat
Harvard NV. Open eve. until 9 pm.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Three-piece living suite upholstered for
ciuded. made like new in finest tapestry
france UPHossTER1ka co
:509 18th ST. NV COLUMBIA i0l72.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
eating systems, used Tor demonstration
only. guaranteed. For sale at large dis-
count. Call manufacturer. West 736.
RUGS! RUGS!! RUGS!!!
u Hundreds Of wool rugs. orientals and
coverings have been cleaned and stored and
are being sold for less than cost of clean
ing in many instances. Drive up to our
door. 1921 22nd St NV and choose
beautiful serviCeable rug at . fraction
Of its regular worth
l LOT Ok: FIT. DOMESTIC RUGS
$500 TO $500.
] LOT OIL, FIT DOMESTIC RUGS,
$500 TO $1,000
] LOT THROW RUGS.
l ORIENTAL eo.FT. RUNNER.
roo.
! ORIENTAL RUG. 11xl4 FT,
$4,000.
Also Manv Other Bargains.
No c. o D. or Phone Orders
DIENER'S,
Rug and Carpet Cleaning.
a.l "2nd ST. NV.
Telephone District 3oIS
Evening star., 1938-03-13
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE
USED BOATS.

81 1T. cruiser. dsadrise trunk cabin.
6-cyl. motor $3.50
35-ft. cruiser. trunk cabin. sleeps 5:
40-h.p motor 500
3S-ft. Mathis. double ca bin cruiser.
s0-h.p. marine motor 200
26-ft Richardson 1898 cruiser.
6-5l Gray motor 1880
42-ft Wheeler, double-cabin deck
house cruiser. 1S0-h.p. Sterling
motor $500
Aft. Dawn. twin cabin. inclosed
deckhouse cruiser sleeps D;
G5-h.p. Kermath motor $500
Matthews ',3s' double-cabin. in
hip. Kermath motors 5000
45-ft. Dawn. double cabin cruiser.
two lnO-h.p. Lathrop motors:
sleeps - three toilets: complete in
every detail $500
35-ft. Crosby aux. yawl, 3O-h.p.
Gray motor 1000
32-ft sloop. 2O-hp Universal motor,
new-boat condition 1000
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