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Evening star., 1938-09-15
NEW YORK Sept Is tP.-Federal
Land Bank bonds.
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.

The position of the Treasury septem-
Der 13
Receipts, SIT, ,S35,23O57; expenditures
S13,24S,42576; net balance &2,170.452.- =
21a.35. including $1.57l .9aO, ,a64.46 work.
ing balance; customs receipts for the
month. S12,152, 2,612.19.
Receipts for the fiscal year (since July
y Sa79 III ,O35.27 expenditures. 81 740.-
6soi25.l 10 ineluding S5o2.295 ,6I3;49 OF
ditures, S761 513.Os7. SO; gross debt
So s63s 1o5 ,0s4 10, an increase of
gold assets S13.3s5 $40. 76O.63
Receipts for September 13, 1887 (com-
parable date last year,. S27259 634. 80;
expenditures, S24 .557.375 81: net balance
S3,015 73S,4 465OS, including 81 .3S7. 1852, :
312l4 working balance; customs receipts
for the month, Sl4.763,4l7O4; receipts
expenditures. 81 516,097,942 .is including
s435, ,4as. .347. .33 of emergency expendi-
oil IA: gross debt S372IS,5oa A14 64.
gold assets, $12 64O.s29, ,937 "a,
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BANK OF ENGLAND

LONDON. Sept Is R,.-Bank of Emo
band statement as of September Ia lin
thousands OF poundsI: >Ah
Circulation. 41s,592: decrease / 500
Bullion, 327.S55: increase, 81
Reserves, 40. .292; increase. 572.
Public deposits. 21,569; decrease. 10 $40
Private deposits, l35.969; increase,
e.Sbe
Government securities. 9s.531; decrease
2eOk.
Other securities 27.94s: increase 5o3
Ratio Of reserve to liabilities 81 3 ner
oent, compared with 30.1 last week,
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TIN QUOTA FIXED.

NEW YORK, Sept. Is P).-The In
ternational Tin Committee meeting at
The Hague today fixed the quota of tin
production for the last quarter of
the year at IS, per cent of standard
tornages as now agreed, unchanged
from the preceding quarter.
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TALCOTT GETS CONTRACTS.

NEW YORK, Sept. is (SpeciaD -
James Talcott, Inc, has been appointed
factor for the following: Chiko Fabrics
Corp, New York City, distributors of
silks and rayons; Murray Mills, Ger
mantown, Pa, manufacturers of nets
and laces; Cherokee Candlewicks, Inc,
Calhoun, Ca, manufacturers of can
dlewick bedspreads; Derry Damask
Mills, Inc, Gaffney. S. c., manufac-
turers Of bedspreads, and Riverside
Worsted Co., Inc, Woonsocket, R. l.,
manufacturers of worsted yarns.
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reorg anized under the Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed by such companies.
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or semi-annual declarations.
Unless otherwise noted special or extra
dividends are not included
Alison extra or extras. Declared or
paid SO far this year. no regular rate.
I PAYABLE in stock. ePaid last year
paid or declared this year. Wv With
warrants. Nv without warrants var War
rants.
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Amsterdam More Optimistic.

AMSTERDAM, Sept. Is CP)-Stock
market prices surged upward today.
as traders took more optimistic view
OF the Sudeten-Czech situation.
Royal Dutch closed at 1921. per cent
OF par, up l2h. points; Phillips Lamp
at 236, up 8, and Lever Bros at 144s..
up ga. American issues generally rose
! to 2 points.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET,

BOSTON, Sept. Is lP,.-(United States
crate demand was being received in the
Boston wool market today for a few
Grades of bright fleeces. Graded comb
ing bright fleeces of u and u blood
grades were bringing 30 to 81 cents in
the grease Limited quantities of good
French combing lengths fine territory
woods in original bags were moving at
mostly 80 to SO cents. secured basis
Most holders. however. were Arm at QUO
tations above this range for sizable
quantities
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Foreign Markets
Brace at Ne1Us of
MOUes for Peace
BY the Associated Press.

pS tHc hSSOClAteQ TreSS.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-Prime Minister
Neville Chamberlain departure for
peace talks with Adolf Hitler sent new
optimism today through the London
financial community.
The stock market opened strongly,
with prices showing higher trend.
The pound strengthened against the
dollar and stood at s4.s2 compared to
yesterdays close at s4797s.
Authorities believed the fight from
pounds into dollars and gold has ended
at least momentarily.
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Bourse Prices Recover.

PARIS. Sept. Is LP).-Prices in the
Bourse recovered sharply today, re-
spending to hopes British Prime Min
lister Chamberlain's visit to Reichs-
fuehrer Hitler would mitigate the
Sudeten-C Czech crisis.
Bank of France shares closed at
6,400 francs, a rise of $50 from yester.
day, and Suez Canal finished at 49,
$50 francs, up $50. French government
bonds were firm and international is
sues highes.
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INTERIM DIVIDEND VOTED.

NEW YORK, Sept. Is Especially -
Directors Of Cleveland Graphite
Bronze Co. declared an interim divi-
dend of Is cents per share on the
common stock, payable September 80
to stockholders Of record September
%
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BOerSe STRENGTHENS.

BERLIN, Sept. IS (A).-The Boerse
strengthened notably today, after yes
terday's slump German Dye Trust
closed at 148ss4, up 434 German Steel
Trust at 9s7s, up AS, and Reichsbank
at 178l2, up 3. +
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BUILDING GAINS. T: !:
FOR NINTH WEEK
Engineering Awards Total
$53,569,0 900 for Period, :,
Survey Shows. :
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-For the
ninth consecutive week engineering
construction awards-$53, ,569, 900 for
the current week-exceeded 1887 levels,
Engineering News-Record reported to-
day.
The cumulative construction total for
81 weeks Of 1898, at 81 1872, ,779, 900, was
4 per cent above the 81, ,so1 1897 900 toy
the corresponding period last year.
Public construction was II per cent
above the like week year ago; private
awards 81 per cent below. Awards for
the current week, last week "a short
week. and the 1887 week were:
, This. Week Last Week Last Year
PriVte SS.l 81 600 SIC. 444 900 $50, ,7sl 0noi
Public 45.417.000 3s.O12,OOO 2s,5ss 600!
Total S63 $40 OOO &So AKA nm ca oprl
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. Is t49.-Cotton goods
markets were quiet today. Finished goods
sold IN fai- amounts; Raw silk advanced
steady. Wool goods were in demand for
spot delivery. Rayon yarns were fairly
active.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

ioaDoN Gst5fr Sept n.5s Is n the
Prime Minister Chamberlain departed on
his trip to Germany for peace talks with
edged group led the upward movement
IN practically all SECTIONS. British gov
Tuesday and foreign bonds were up as
much as 3. Industrials moved sharply
higher, ing especially tobaceo rubbsr distll-
curities finished l point lower to 3 higher
Consider BILE support came into the market
from Amsterdam and continental sources
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BAL LTIMORE STOCKS
Special dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Sept. ID
sales STOCKS. High Low. Close.
FaSsn FideIty s~s Y GUAR pr vt 1o, d las, i
50 Houst Oil pf vic Il Il II
loo Mar Tex Oil Co 1as lss is.
- New Amster Gas 1lss lIss lis
43S U S Fidel g. Guar IA 1854 l3as
BONDS.
$4,000 Finance Co Am As s4s. 94ls s41a
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NBEIGN p0NDs

rants, n New st lstp, Stamped. "
SNeRotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported in receivership.
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MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL, Sept. Is @.-Silver
futures opened unchanged. Bids: Sep
tember. 1920; December, 40.70.
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PARIS Sept Is P-The Bourse
closed with a firm tone and large gains
Az per cent rentes Of 1887 closed up more
than 4 francs Bank of France issue gained
$50 francs and Royal Dutch 275. .Suez
Canal was exceptionally strong, gaining
$50 francs on the day
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LIVERPOOL Sept. IS Mp.-Continued
absence of demand for wheat from millers
coupled with the weakness in North Amer
ican grain markets today. caused wheat
futures to decline and close lad to 2Ad
net lower
the more cheerful views Of European DO
litical conc itions. which attracted buying
although offerings were limited.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
(By private wire direct to Tho star

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Close. |
Acme W vtc .75e- 25s 21h 21h 21h |
Aero Supply tB)- l 2N 2M IN !
Allies & Fisher 2M 2N 2k |
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Total s5a,5es 900 $50 .45e. 900 s47347 oO0l
Evening star., 1938-12-14
YuIe Tree Lighting
Plans to Be Mupped

North Woodside- Montgomery Hills
Citizens Association will meet Fri
day at 8 pm. in the Montgomery
Hills CMd) Junior High School to
complete plans for ceremonies in
cident to the lighting of the COM
.munity Christmas tree December
%.
Community singing will feature
the community program, which will
begin at Z pm. The tree is located
at the junction Of Ridge and Glen
Ross roads.
Mrs. j. G. Pratt, chairman of ar
rangements, announced that plans
are being made for the entertain
ment Of children.
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Marriage License
AppIicotions

John Hci IgPol1 y 4n:ttr e. r2Ts MEADE. Nd and
Ksv s1dsn Sssn'o ~ 5upS1 snd Anna Lichovtz A.
both Of Baltimore. Md; the Rev. j. +.
Bernard L. johnson. IS Milford. Iowa.
The ths Rev. :; i; Miller. ..oo, ~ ..',
Joseph Td nA a GGs9y snd Ma4y ~ 3sss sm AdagT NY
Mellon st. Sc; the Rev. Gerhard E
RcRsT Ra5n + NysGf Nscoy % sta toI IL and
uoImeI 'hs ReT cfT5 TI.s Kssmqsssn s. .n,k cr...
g. nIils Park pi. ne: e. the Rev. Alfred
Henry E. Johsnnsen %, 3Os Raleigh st.
e St ana NV MfFs shs Kew DqsfssFiy Nss w.ch vi 200
and Lenore A. Taylor. s5. cola New
Hampshire ave. NV; the Rev. Clifford
ohs?sR Fe1staa aomfr zig RYsE w. ctsef sef
Church rd. NV; the Rev. Carl c. Ras-
Raymond ". SANDY, %, ao54 Clinton st.
samSe GS st. r n sm 1hs Rey * Ha9ls Fsnsn
q. $500 ss4o0 3rd ST. ne; the Rev. Resinaid
AssSs't "a &s s:s 4;sSn k.oIaSs q.
pau M ne G.n1 the e. Sev ana 6 Nina H Mstz M Tyler
both q 1906, 3rd st. NV; the Rev.
Herbert Lawrence, 90. 1890 Church St.
NV. and Rose B.: Battle. 26 1907 W
James H. Hatton, 10. 313 6 St s.w.. and
CLAUDIA E; Johnson. IL. l127 Half St.
Harry L. Davis. 25. 91s French st. NV,
and Arlene Simmons. 20. AT New Jer-
sey ave. Sc: the Rev. c. T. Murray
Samuel I. Bugatch. 30. and Edith P. Lead
erman. 81. both of Baltimore. Md: the
Rev Samuel Rosenblatt;
NV. and Mildred NJ. Steinbraker 20.
5o45 Dana pl. NV; the Rev. Walter NJ.
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Neighborhood Canvas
To Cut Deficit in
Chest Voted
BurIeith Citizens
Association Also Gives
SIS Toward Fund

Seeking to set a precedent among
civic groups in decreasing the 1899
Community Chest deficit the Bur-
leith Citizens Association last night
approved a contribution of $25 and
adopted the suggestion of Norman
w. Fields. president of the associ-
alton, to canvass the Burleith area
for additional contributions.
John S. Gorrell, of the association
and also a member of the Budget
Committee of the Chest, explained
the necessity of cutting the quotas
of various member agencies to meet
the $96 900 deficiency. Continued
contributions to the Chest may
start the ball rolling toward de-
creasing this deficit" Mr.. Gorrell
declared.
Committee of Five Named.
Mr.. Fields appointed Mr.. Gorrell,
Mrs. Henry F. Brown, w. w. Taylor,
Granger Sutton and Vincent Nc
Dougal to circulate notices and han
die contributions throughout the
community for the Chest. The as
sociation's $25 donation was voted
on the motion of Henry F. Brown.
The group Endorsed a report of
Mrs. Ernest F. Parkinson of the
Law and Legislation Committee and
member of the Citizens Advisory
Committee on Taxation for the
District. Mrs. Parkinson urged that
"the Federal Government bear an
equitable share in the expenses of
the District Government and should
pay somewhere In proportion to the
amount Of real estate it has with
drawn from taxation"
Harry E. Radcliff offered an
amendment to the resolution in
dorsing the work of the Advisory
Committee.
Playground Plan Endorsed.
The association Endorsed plans of
the National Capital Parks and
Planning Commission to secure the
block west of the Western High
School for construction of a play
ground for children of Burleith and
Glover Park.
The group approved the proposal
of Mr.. Brown for control of pedes-
trians at crosswalks where there
is traffic signal or traffic officer, but
opposed any legislation that would
enforce crossing at intersections in
the outlying areas.
The association adopted the sug-
gestion of Mr.. Fields extending until
February the appointment of q
Membership Committee.
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Deaths Reported

Maria L: J Weakly. ST. 1910 Kslorama
Sarah = v. Moser, ss. $3.50 Connecticut
Lille A. Beard. 81. 2137 Eye st. NV.
Mary Mcleod, so. 81. EliIabeth's Hospital
Eva NJ Raines. 76. 1927 7th st. Sc.
Bale Bsdrack. rs, GARFIELD Hospital
Philip M. Appel, "A, 1909 18th st. Sc.
Ada May Peck, SO. 23OI Cathedral ave.
GeorEe T. Brazelton. 81, Veterans Ad-
julia Z. Mathews, 90. 3s11 Window pl
Bertha Wolf. So. Emergency Hospital.
Catherine Gcnovese, 5S. Georgetown Hos
Frederick H. Mccormick -ooodhart. 81.
Wardman Park Hotel.
Emery B. Scott, Is, st. Elizabeth's Hos
Teoiifo F. Navarro. A.. 21O1 37th st. NV
Frank Turqueza, 2s. Georsetown Hospital
Frances. M. Furr,. 20 Stbley Hospital.
Eunice williams 26. 81 L st. ne.
Mary E. Gather. 53. 1853 U st. NV.
| Gertrude Mcdonald, SO, Gallinger Hospital
Nellie Thomas, as. Freedmen's Hospital.
| Columbus Jeter. As. 4Os N st. NV.
| William Ross 43 Freedmens Hospital.
Mary Parker. 20, Emergency Hospital.
Dorothy Lewis. is. Freedmen's Hospital
! Blanche Hill. 10, GEORGETOWN Hospital.
| Infant Pearl Cole. Children's Hospital.
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Births Reported

Sennett and Vera Gambrell. girl.
Preston and Mary Balderson, girl.
Abe and Eva Goldsmith. girl.
Arthur and Eleanor White. Efrl.
koSsas 1sssna sns sna Manor M.1y osssn Ws boy Soy
Dudley and Catherine Gordon, boy.
Lewis and Ruby Hoffman, boy.
Robert and Grace Carey. boy.
Maurice and Ruth Friedman, boy.
Donald and Leona Young. boy.
Herbert and Eannye Plummer. girl.
chsrl.s sTss nd ana f,faSets Whitem.n, strl
Arthur and lIaiiory zshn. boy.
Lacey and Carrie Martin, boy.
Leo and Rose Turquesa. boy.
John and Sarah Mccain, jr.. girl.
Charles and Edna Koenig, girl.
John and Ethel FARRELL. girl.
John and Helen vallmer. Girl.
David and auriei Fieider' ers'b; boy. o0''
John and Heloise Starns, boy.
Julian and Beatrice Genstein. boy,
Virgil and Hazel Hallman. boy.
James and Ann Rogers. boy.
Philip and Ethelyn Fishbein, girl.
John ana Blanche Raseiy. boy.
Charles and Alice Wilhide. boy.
Harry and Dorothea Murto, boy.
Russell and GLADYS Bruce. boy.
Jasper and Erlene Street. boy
AlonZo and Margaret Carter, girl.
John and Martha Harrison. girl.
Albert and Leila Hymes. girl
Walter and Lillian Brown. boy.
Lorenzo and Maxzie Martin. boy.
Willie and Martha White, girl.
Ernest and Margaret Gardener. girl.
James and Corrine Glenn. boy,
Caleb and Nancy wilkins. boy.
Evening star., 1938-12-14
Polish National Club
Will Elect Officers

The Polish National Club of
Washington, Group e48, will meet
tonight at 3 o'clock at stansbury
Hall, 1882 Georgia avenue NV, to
elect ofncers for the coming year and
make plans for two festive occasions
to be held in the near future.
Dance rehearsals for q folk dance
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to be presented December Is at
George Washington University at
the clubs international night" will
be held. Also plans for the Decem-
Der II Christmas and children's
parties are to be formulated.
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Engineers to Meet

A dinner meeting for members
and guests of the District of Co.
Mmbia Society of Professional En-
gineers will be held Monday night
at the Admiral Club, 1910 Rhode
Island avenue NV.
Evening star., 1938-12-14

The Government reports the aver
age annual cash income per person
on farm In the 10 cotton States is
$3.50 compared with $346 in the other
80 States.
Evening star., 1938-12-14
Church Opens Milk Bur

A milk bar, youths hostel and
home for homeless men have been
opened by a church in London,
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Tables and
Novelties

6O-109j Assorted Lamp, Cocktail and
End Tables. Bookcases and Com
modes. Genuine mahogany or
walnut. mahogany and walnut 585
19-4.95 to S.95 Coffee Tables, Oc-
casional Tables, End Tables and
Bookcases. Walnut and Mahog-
any-finished on hardwood 200
4-14.95 Knee ! Hole Desks. Solid
maple and walnut finished gum
wood ..95
1Is.95 Knee Hole and Typewriter
Desks. Solid maple or walnut and
MAHOGANY finished gumwoOd 9.95
1-44.95 Solid Maple Secretary. re-
duced to 1895
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13-6.95 Homespun Draperies. 2%
plum. Pr. " 3,95
12-I:95 and a.e5 Sample Pillows.
Novelty damask covers. As is. 49c
65-1.O Veritex Sewing Machine
Covers. 1Sx36-in. size CSC
10-Custom made Sample Slip Covers.
Display pieces. Soiled LOO
-29.95 and 35.95 Sample Cedar
Chests, 4S in. long. Lane and
' other famous makes. 5 walnut
finished, 1 mahogany finished, 1895
1OO-1.95 Hand blocked Linens, so
inches wide. Part pieces. Yd., 90
6OO@39c Printed Sateen, Sc in. wide.
Natural and green. Part pieces.
62O-49c Printed Sateen, SO in. wide.
Part pieces. Yd. 39c
31-1 90 Bar Harbor Sets. Brown
checked pattern. Seat and back
bs-T.ss to 1.s5 Oil Silk Bathroom %e
Curtains, so in. wide to the pair.
42O-I6c to e9c Curtain Marouisette,
36 and 4S in. wide Short pieces.
Ivory and white Yd. l0c
eOO-1 90 and 1.29 Fine Printed Linen
TwilIs. Shadow warps and home
spuns. Part pieces. I'd. --65c
tsixth Floor, The Hecht co.,
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Bath Mats
IN to IL Off

42-1.58 Chenille Bath Mats. 1884
7s-2.5s to PCS Chenille Bath Mats.
19x3O and 2Ox36 61.59
27-38S Chenille Bath Mats. 20x36
in. ---- l.00
Showroom samples, q fsu OF ,chtch are
slightly Sotled. LARGE assortment OF
color com bindtfons.
(Fifth Floor, The Heeht Coz
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Odd.SiZe SiSaI
Rugs
1900 to $3.50, II Perfect
1895
ax1o IT,. 9x1O6 it., 9x9 it.. 76x1o6 IT..
76x9 IT, Broken lots and -of-a-kind
pattern assortments Plenty Of wanted
colors to choose from.
(Sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Floor Coverings
IL to R Off

e-2e:s5 sisal Rugs. sx1e n.
10-17.95 sisal Rugs. sx10 It.
6-12.95 Sisal Rugs. 6x9 It. size-795
4-6.95 Sisal Rugs. AZ. IT. size-395
22-.5O SisaI Rugs. 3x6 It. size-2s5
1S-2.5O sisal RUGS. 27x54 in. size 1.5O
1O-1.95 Sisal Rugs. 24x36 in. size 100
2-23.5O Sisal Rugs. 6x9 #. size -9.85
12-15.0O Sisal Rugs. 4x7 It. size SOS
11-7.5O Sisal Rugs. 3x6 IT. size -3.95
7".5O sisal Rugs. 21x54 in. size lbs
I11.50 to 14.95 Fibre Rugs. 6x12 T.:
size. Disc.
$3.50 to 1880 Fibre Rugs. 6xo size
2O-695 to 6.95 Fibre Rugs. All n. size.
1850 and 395 Fibre Rugs. 36x63 in.
25-2.25 and ESQ Fibre Rugs. 3Ox60
and 2sx54 in. Disc. --------1.OO
1876 Felt Base Rugs. 9x15 IT. size:
IO-5s5 to 7.s5 Felt Base Rugs. Dig
sire. Imperfect 3.95
l5-5sO and SOS Felt Base Rugs.
9x1O.6 size. Imperfect ------- $50
3O-395 and 4.95 Felt Base Rugs.
1.6x9 f.. size. Imperfect ------2 2.5O
4O-295 and 3.95 Felt Base Rugs. 6x9
it. size. Imperfect ---------- LBS
200 81. yds-25O Armstrons's HEAVY
Embossed Linoleum SO. yd. 1.5O
(sixth Floor. The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1938-05-26
S1199.in. Regular I.29
Robin Hood Sheets
79c
strong threads to the square inch. Made
by makers of uit-of-the-Loom!
81xlO8 Sheets, regularly 1 80 S0e
(Fffth Floor. The Hecht CO..
Paints. Vur1liSheS

zoo gaIlons-1. 80 Ready MIXED Paint in
white and colors NOW 1.18 gal.
81 kal!ons-1.8SA AlI-Purpose Clear Spar
Varnish NOW 1.35 gal.
Sc Half f-g allons-1 80 Four Hour Enam-
el. White, Ivory, Green.
NOW 1.2b n gal.
20 Eallons-S.25 Floor and pee +
Enamel. Light and dark gray.
Is sallons-1.5e Red Metallic Roof
Paint NOW 1.l0 gal.
tPaints. Fifth Floor. The Hecht CO..
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Originally SOC to 1913
HOUSEWARES
29c

FI00f sampIes 6hd mefchlhdlSe d6mdBeo
in delivery. And the reductions are re-
markable!
ice Composition Waste Baskets.
Soc Bread Boxes. Soc Doubie Boilers.
100 Wood Cracker Trays.
B0e sat. Pots.
100 and 1.08 Moth Closets.
Soc Dish Pans.
90 Flower Box and Book Rack.
100 Metal Hamper. 100 undersink
Cabinets.
tFifth Floor, The Aecht Coy
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Odd Bedroom
Pieces
UphOISterieS

Fourth Floor. The Hecht Co.
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Furniture Clearance
Mostly O,,e-Of-a-Ki,,Cl!
MAPLE CHAIRS

5-Ig.OO to Ia. as Occasional and wing
Maple Chairs. Tapestry
,-e"eS sSvers Solid Mani. o...s;Sas, s;S5
Chair. Green seat 1895
x@19.95 Maple Rockers with green
tapestry covers ---1 1l.95
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Outdoor
Furniture

Five enamel eolsrs. 86.in. diam
1-l4.95 AN-MetaI Umbrella Table.
l7-i2s5 HiEh back Chrome -trimmed
Chairs. Cushion seat S.85
2-21.95 Adjustable Chaisettes. One
white, one blue. 3 positions .96
S-2.05 AlI-Metal Folding Chairs, 1.05
5000 Canvas Hammocks. Made Of
striped duck SO
Fourth Floor. The Hecht Coz
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For Friday only! Just 12 hisher.priced
elders, reduced from our own stocks
Full size metal frames with coil seat
and stabilizers in green or black. Match
ing cushions with all-over pattern.
(Fourth Floor. The Hecht co.,
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Use Our Modern
Parking Building

). right at the rear OF
the store. Rotes, lOc
for the first hour-5c
for each additional hour
or froction thereafter.
Evening star., 1938-05-26

Thousands and thousands of dollars worth of sea
sonable, wanted merchandise at one-fourth to one
half off original prices taken from regula,
stocks and drastically reduced for Friday only Nc
mail or phone orders on these items, please.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Suites and Sofas

1-s9.95 Blonde Maple Settee with
leather cover 50
1-59.95 Blonde Maple Love Seat "
red leather cover 80
1-19.05 Solid Maple Settce with pl
ruSt-colored cover II
1-44.95 Three.piece Maple Sun Ro
Suite 20
1-l9.95 Left Section Sofa, bro
tapestry covering IA
6-29.95 Maple Settee with gr,
plaid covering IA
Evening star., 1938-05-26
BOOKS
CLOSED!

An charge purchases
made today and the
balance of May will
appear on your June
gtatement, payable in
July.
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Cannon Towels
IN to IL Off

Seconds and Discontinued Patterns
You can save from 331t to b0rt OF the
regular prices df perfecb on these
famous Cannon towelst great variety
Of sizes snd coloIs with no imperlsetions ;tiea.
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-09-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia A, st. Louis ;.
Boston 9, Detroit 2.
Washington at Chicago-Post-
poned because of rain.
New York at Cleveland-POSt-
poned because of rain.
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KIWANIANS SOFTBALL
LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

Continued from page oneb
getting two of Chipman's. three
hits i'm two official trips To bat.
Tho hOX score:
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5 SOUTHERN
TEAMS POISED
FOR BATTLES
Davidson ard Citadel at
Charleston Should Pro-
vide Closest Game

RICHMOND. Va, Sept. ID
Especial Flight Conference foot
ball teams will open the 1898 sea-
son on Friday and Saturday OF
this week with Davidson meeting
the Citadel at Charleston. 5. C.,
in what should prove 70 be the
closest battle.
\ number of teams meet non
conference foes in warm up early
season battles.
The season gets underway on
Friday night at Greenvillc. s. c.,
when Furman's Hurricane meets
OgIcthorpc Of Atlanta, Ga, III n
non-comference tilt. Oglcthorpc /:
given long shot chance Of upset
ting the Grccnvillc team.
The Citadel-DavidSou clash i
scheduled for Saturday night al
/ Charleston. Both teams will STAR
/ practically new teams and the out
come is seen as d toSS-up.
Othr.' teams scheduled Cor Sat
urday are: Clemson ". Presby
terrain: Virginia Tech W. Emory
and Henry; South Carolina "
Erskinr; Virginia Military "
Elon: Wake Forest ". Randolph