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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-09
Improvement Club to Meet

The Fern Hill Improvement club
will hold its regular meeting Mon
day at S o'clock. The meeting VIII
be held in the Fern Hill school.
Questions of vital Importance 10
the residents OF Fern Hill will be
discussed. Visitors are cordially
invited. -.
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Favors for bridge play were won
by Mrs. Walter Mierow. Mrs. Ed
win J. Warren. Mrs. Nell Gray.
Mrs. Scott. Mrs David Tuell and
Mrs. Amos Both.
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Mrs. Irish TO Entertain

Larchmont Garden Study club
will meet for one o'clock luncheon
at the home of Mrs Carroll Irish
on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. w. p.
wagley will lead the discussion on
The Care and Storing OF Bulbs"
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will open her home to all members
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afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Evening star., 1939-03-11

HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued

NEW BUNGALOW, ROOMS AND BATH;
mr. new Takoma School; S4,950; terms
GEO E DIEFFENBACH, Emerson 4l17'
Office. National $3.50.
R. GARAGE PoRCHEs: LARGE LOT;
"a SCHOOLS buses cleo cars vacant id like se
mo mo" OWNER, BOX aii-T. Star. 13'
3.4 18th ST. S.E.-s ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
sSd hest esp opeg gareSs WNER Eaeant ike
5 sof for H.Si5'a'o si.S5o. Terms. FERNS WoodIey sooa
BARGAIN. FROM OWNER - DETACHED
house. 4 bedrooms, trees, big porch;
$500 37l4 Military rd. NV
s5,75o- EXCEPTIONAL VALUE NEW NEW 6, ;,
large bedrooms garage. large lot; real op-
portunity Chestnut 0746 6
$50 KENYON ST, N.W.-REDUCED re T
$4,000 6room n brick ra no0sed non2 pp1fhes
sbSouaho, Tas aho s'ns and on READY for occupancy
onen Sunday Phone Randolph $3.50.
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA, WILL SAC
rfice a brandnew 6-room. 2-bath mouse
recreation room garase ara onrnad auIU; nf"' real
bargain. SS%50 OWNER Geo. 92s9.-
$500 CASH. $50 PER MONTH
BEAUTIFUL BRICK BUNGAL0W' u,
720? Radnor I'd, Bethesda Ma. oq. pna WI
garage lot TOxl34. Mortgaee holder $
sacrifice Here is a real opportunlny open
Sunday until & pm. Call MR.. TOWBES.
Dist. oOSO: ewes, Adams 169S. -
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
""3O Randolph st. n.e-S rms. = baths,
recreation rm. oil heat. double garage.
large levc! lot; terms
o411 Bunker Hill rd. ne.-6 rms. and
sun porch, air conditioned, built-in ga
rage. S9.a50.
3ol5 Clinton St n.e-A 5-rm. bunealow
with every modern convenience; S6.95o.
303S Monroe st. n.e-E rms, sunrm.'
oil heat; concrete street: s. .45u
OPEN DAILY TILL 9 PM.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY Co.,.
"311 r !. Ave. N E. North ,.O;1.
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IN NEARBY MARYLAND,

Almost new 6-room home: :. lots and
all improvements. Mis- is a bargain for a
few DAYS only. Going at - $50.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1939-03-11

WILL CONSIDER BUILDING LOT AS
payment on new broom brick home in
Arlington. A. H. BERSE. IlGG N. GleDe
TG oxford y1gl -
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JOHN F DONOHOE & SONS.
3lt Pa Ave. Sc.


7
3l4 Pa Ave Sc.
Lincoln NNS4.
1852 PARK PL. NV, OVER
looking Soldiers Home Park
Modern home, four bed
rooms, two baths, two rooms
on inclosed sleeping porch;
near trolley, two bus lines
and schools; rent, S75; open,
heated. B. F. SAUL CON-
PANY exclusive AGENTS.
Evening star., 1939-03-11

FOR COLORED-NEAR GOVT DFPTS.-
400 o3nd ST. NV rooms KIT. modern
shower bath Rent reduced 10 S25 50
VIII redecorate. CHAS l. NORRIS. 2135
Pa ave NV. Republic ZIP.
REFINED COLORED sol N. H AVE N w
- -rm brick. excellent condition; $1,000.
National o35o.
COLORED-l0 G. ST. NV RMS.
bath cleo lights; S405O. Call Me-. 1906,
Emerson 1904.
COLORED. 2lp6 ST NW-6 ROOMS
bath elec. gas; newly decorated: S35
month.
SULLIVAN BROS,
1870 K ST. NV Met. 1923,
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5ll B ST. Sc.
o rooms tile bath. new oil heating plant,
weather-stripped. running water in several
bedrooms perfectly arranged Tor or
more apis. within short walking distance
TO the Capitol, Supreme Court and Navy
Yard. Price $1,000. Small cash payment
Reasonable terms, ~
JOS. A. HERBERT SONS,
515 FasT Capitol ST Lincoln 012a.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c,
New center entrance Colonial brick with
first floor lavatory one-halt block south
Military I'd OWnerbullder Will Sacrlflce
on lowest terms IN this section. open
' 521i. :I,nd ST NV
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S6Q5Q-

NEW BRICK HOME, 3 bedrooms, tiled
bath slate roof, steel easement windows:
tached garage; insulated full basement:
near all city conveniences: 10 minutes to
the Capitol by bus. A beautiful new, wood
ed community This is an unusual offer,
for sale by owner. Boy 29n-X. Star
Evening star., 1939-03-11
$500 F. H. A.

Woodside Md. new brick homes of
s rooms bath are being built, full cellar,
attic. auto. heat, porches and large land
scaped lots: l block from bus and school.
Investigate now and make your own selec-
ton of finish, tile paper. etc.
ROBERT GAYLOR
S955 Georgia Ave. Shep 2l45
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All LEE BOULEVARD,
EAI G EAILR r-II

latest Improvements. large stone fireplace,
recreation room. ) large bedrooms, 3l2
baths. double deck front porch. double
garage; DuS stops = door; - miles TO
White House. Ready TO move in Pay
ments made to SUIT. Outstanding value
HARRY A. stoCKEY.
Evening star., 1939-03-11
NEAR COTESVUJ,F
REAL VALUE,
$3.50 DOWN AND
S45 MONTHLY.
NO RENEWALS!
PRICE, S6,45O.
44o5 sth ST SOUTH

ARLINGTON. VA.
EXceptionally Well-built. flYe-roon mod
efH err rev bunFalow: asbestos. shingles ire
GulIeS no painting. On high lot. front
lawn and back yard. Lot 5O'x2l5'
Large AEing room, open fireplace. and
IRONS bookcases. Two bedrooms, large
closets and shelves. AlI-modern bath,
ShoWer. bult-ln tub. tile floor. mirrored
Meoic!he cabinet All rooms papered
OlnlnR room with china closets Kitchen
mas tlle SINK and drain. inlaid linoleun
overhead cupboards. plenty drawers. mod
ern gaS ranPe
Unfinished attic. three large windows.
bedroom '"e
!, Hardwood floors. oil burner. hot-vatcr
neaI summer and winter hookup FuIl
G"aGreae G1lSi a =, cellar bone dry Large steel
room, @ laundry trays. City water, sewer
rtfd, FpIy e,,, screened shrubbery. modern elec-
iiIcaI hHluFes, floor plugs. painted wood
WoLE Front porch, f'a2-rock walk. graz
eied driveway to rear StooD Inspect d.
or night Near bus and school
WALTER O'HARA & SONS,
LEE BOULEVARD
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA.
OFFICE PHONE, CHI. $500.
RES. PHONE, OK. O123.
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BURLEITH.

1 II.
Several modern homes in this de-
lightful community now available.
Six rooms and bath. some with
porches; garage: refrigera ton: S65
baths. maids quarters, fireplace,
porches. refg.; 500. See Mrs.
Watson, 370@ r st.
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO,
1905 H St. NV. National 2345.
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OPEN SUNDAY. . TO 500
4506 14th SIT NV

OPEN SUNDAY. . TO 500
4506 14th ST. NV.
Colonial-front brick. : rooms, reception
nall: bath, h.-W. h. rear porcheS detached
brlcK garage; Just redecorated through
out; so.
j OBRIEN KEY.
927 18th st. NV. Met. 1885
1920 EUCLID ST. NV.
Convenient to Central High School,
10 rooms. baths h.-w.h., gas and elec-
tricity. Reduced to So 50
j. O'BRIEN KEY
927 18th St. NV. Met 53s5.
800 EYE ST. NE.
8 rooms and bath h-w.h. SOS 90
1921 1st ST. NV.
6 rooms and bath h.-wh $500
1925 18th ST. NV.
6 rooms and bath. h.-wh. $4,000
3704 34th ST. NV.
rooms and bath. h-wh $500
811 TAYLOR ST. NE.
rooms and bath. auto. heat sos 90
4611 5th ST. NV.
rooms and bath, auto. heat. ga
rage So. so
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
1919 ST. NV. District 1015.
Evening star., 1939-03-11

FOR. sALE-FENWICK Hills. Io6-ACRE
beautifully WOODED tract. hlsh elevation
Little River turnpike aud Wakefield CEape.
road at Ida V.rEin.a SI5U per acre
Easy terms. E. I. FENWICK. woodward
Evening star., 1939-03-11

MODERN } ROOMS, BATH GARAGE
acre. gas; bus. Lee highway, gardens
poultry, monthly payment. Fairfax @5i-J.
Evening star., 1939-03-11

NO DOWN PAYMENT ONLY >50 FER
mo viii buy modern. recond.tIoned 5-roOm
bungaloW III best sect!oa OF Hyattsv.Ie.
Washing machine gas range and -etrsera-
tor tuU cellar ] NCCreary ST. Hyarts-
Evening star., 1939-03-11
81 900
" ,OoO.
SpRING EARNE ply

SPhINIT FARNI BUY.
S25 MO Is MINUTES TO CITY
" yrs. old; 4 rms, large white sbinsle
bung.; chicken house. garage. flock of dick
ems, fruit trees garden: $50 cash
TAKE AUTO FOR CASH.
Also new picture home farmette on "a
acre tract: ami. oil heat; = bedrms.: can
make 4 space for garden. orchard, chick
ems: ] blk. bus: lac fare downtown; 80
min: so mo-. lOoS F. H. A. or part
cash and trade on auto, Greenwood 1874
PHILLIPS H. CLARKE INC, builders real
tors developers l3s
Evening star., 1939-03-11
HOUSES UkFURklSHED.
fHCntif,nnI

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-NEARLY NEW
brick, oil heat. electric refrigeration: near
parochial and public schools: now available:
rent 500.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO. INC.
$500 Conn Ave Woodley 1900.
Evening star., 1939-03-11

NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.


All Monroe ave Rlverdaie, Md
iarsn! rooms. ThorOughl" modern Cellar,
attic larlc enough for TWO extra rooms,
h-v heat. tiled bath beautiful kitchens.
Very easy terms. NJ. D. CAMPBELL
Evening star., 1939-03-11
SEE THIS ONLY S1.45O-

SEE THIS. ONLY ~.4oO.
Beautiful new brick home with every
Improvement Including oil heat and thor
ouch insulation. } beautiful rooms. Sp!en-
did wooded lot. Easy terms i25 Gar
field ave. HyattsvI!.a Nd. NJ. D. CAMP
BELL. G~eeAW0QJ ugSi
Evening star., 1939-03-11
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
COLONIAL ROW BRICK: 8 RMS, 3
porcheS deep lot. gar; under $1,000, conv.
TO Govt. Printlng. DIST. 3l2l. Ewes,
Rand. 61Sl
CONV. NE. ROW BRICK; 3 PORCHES,
gar. ami; can be purchased on very easy
terms. Dist 3l3I. Ewes. Geo 6is3.
Evening star., 1939-03-11
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL CONSIDER BUILDING, LOT AS
"a. ArliqstRn. D3f6fd 5.oi 4 il. HhRsE Iiod N GeOe
NEW CENl Err HALL HOME = LIVING
room with fireplace. dining room, kitchen,
bedrooms. Gen and bath on lst floor ,
iige. rms. and bath on End floor. suitable
Laundry. and lavatory III 1u!l cellar. Call
Wisconsin GS12.
CONN. AVE BUs-BUNGALOW. AMI,
large lot. 1850, Special opportunity for
G. E. keller, Garrett Park. Md.
ARLINGTON--5-RM. EMI-BUNGALoW
n Al condition. excellent nelghboIhDOd,
On One block to bus Large corner lot. Owner
oXoN; HILL : sERVICEABLE OLD $
room house that can readily be modernized
INTO fine country, home, al a price low
up See H0TT p0Iy' apgmt or r'0i awnnr .re F.
SKINNER. Anacosla, d. C.. r. =! Box 303.
TYSON. CROSS ROADS VA.-NEW BUNG-
acre, acre cheap; terms. W. F. GIBSON Fails
1oo-FT. LOT. S6oo, on HARD SURFACE
street; also house. 81 900 and up Drop
IN i,4i9l and see ne. s R. NEWTON, $500 Lee
J. ROOMS, BREAKFAST NOOK. H-WH,
oil burner. gas. eleC, large attic, fun base
Wev1 FpvIs saIasf ~ 2sy9d @ sEeet rec $500 terms
evenings. Greenwood l23l
ALEXANDRIA A--REPOssEssED HOME. Is
months old. English brick } rooms tiled
pain, NV h fu! basement garage, at
OWNER. Alexandria Iluf l."
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD. 5II UNIVER-
sIty drlEe-ti-Tm brick. tile bath. recreation
rm.. electro Kitchen. Oh heat gaEase:
SacfIflce' eaSv terms -
STONE HOUSE ON WOODED ACRE. LEE
hIshway acre tracts, or Will built 20 suit,
FAIRFAX .,5i-J.
MODERN ) ROOMS, BATH GARAGE
acre. gas; bus. Lee highway, gardens,
poultry. monthly payment. FairfaH 254-J.
FOR sALE-FENWIcK HILLS. Io6-ACRE
9Geaqtitq!iy VooGed trac, h!sh e;eyae:i2n,,
TToed at Ida E-TS4;a, 7l2o per acre
BIdE. or Falls Church 1918.
NO DOWN PAYMENT. ONLY >5n FER
mo. VII! buy modern Tecond.tIontd 1-roOm
bUn2dlow III best secuoa OF Hyattsv.Ae.
Washing machine. gas range and retrlsefa-
tor tU!I cellar ] MCCreary 81 Hya'ts-
VILE Nd. j HARRIS ROGERS Hyatt. 4,i,!..
snD CEDAR AVE. TAKOMA PAPK-MOD-
lot: good location. only >,.56o. ROBERT
E. LOHS, II Cedar st. Geo. 0ssl.
RIVERDALE. MD-BY OWNER-FRAME
house, , rooms. entrance hail. / beQToOnS,
hardwood floors Downstairs fireplace. OF!
heat. lot 60Hl0u: extra lot optional; double
garage. paved stree, new Sidewalk; 1ru!t
trees garden space. ConlenIe4lt 10 schools.
church stores ~, street car, bus. HyattS-
VILE 4tW
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
ONLY S5.45o
Evening star., 1939-03-11
1883 KEY BLVD.

To those, who are attracted by the
charm and lure of
LYON VILLAGE, VA.
We are Offering the proposition which will
not fail to interest you. Only 3 bedrooms,
but all large and attractive. Interesting
features too numerous 10 mention. Price
is under what YOU would expect to pay.
House will be open Sunday afternoon. eve
nines by appointment. Chestnut 5000.
Evening star., 1939-03-11
HARRY A. SfOCKEY.
Falls Church lH5l
CHEVY CHASE y,
ARLINGTON, VA
IN BEAUTIFUL LACEY FOREST

CHEVY CHASE ND.
Attractive new brick home rooms
3 bedrooms. garage. AUTOMATIC heat; price,
SS,aJu; terms Wis. 4g43
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FORECLOSURE BARGAIN

New ti-room brick BUNGALOW, 3 bed
rooms hardwood floors hot-water heat.
large furnished kitchen shower bath. COM
binaton sink and laundry trays: constant
Rhode Island ave. Only 81 $50, $3.50 cash.
bal small monthly payments. R. T VIO-
LETT & son, :iSi3 34th St, Mt. Rainier.
Md HyattSViNe SO
Evening star., 1939-03-11

TAKOMA PARK-S5, 10000.
3 Ash ave, block from shopping center
and bus terminal. A real bargain. s.
room modern bungalow; new-house condi-
ton. Aet. on premises Sat. and Sun.
Phone Wo. 14QR. l2s
Evening star., 1939-03-11

1875 FAIRMONT ST, N.W.-3 STORIES;
u rooms. 3 baths; finest construction: ex-
cellent condition: oil burner; Frisidaire: .
car garage: 25-ft; front; suitable for four
apis or nursing home; price, $4,000: no
agents
Evening star., 1939-03-11


Attractive. new brick home. q rooms.
3 bedrooms. garage, automatic heat; price.
SS,15u; terms. Wis. +94.i.
ARLINGTON. VA
IN BEAUTIFUL LACEY FOREST.
Compare this delightful 2-Story new
brick-6 large rms. tile bath with shower
screened porch. fireplace. automatic air
CONDITIONING heat, insulated: copper plumb
ine; bullt-ln garage: large lot. shade; >
b@s. new junior hiah school. Drive ou,
WASHINGTON blvd TO Illinois ST. n. lett
! blk. to 1@OS. Open daily till : pm
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW ROOMS
bath, finished ,attlc, basement. screened
porch. wooded lot 5oX'!20; gocd location
ROBERT f. LOHR.
81 Cedar ST, Takoma Park. Geo. 0SS1
HYATTSyILLE HILLS. MD.
UNIVERSITY DRIVE.
Delightful suburban bungalow, opposite
Heurch estate: miles to downtown Wash
lngton; unobstructed view. cool. ideal room
arransement; : bedrooms. large closets,
living room dining room. bath with
shower. modern kitchen; Majestic table
top gas range, Crane hot-water heat; RuuG
ONLY >4',5n. TERMS TO SUIT.
MI VERNON CORPORATION.
@07 Machinist Bldg. Natl 5536.
Evening star., 1939-03-11

Hugh Warren Pres.
Shepherd 1871. Hyattsvllle 252-J.
New, Modern Colonial Home,
75-Foot Setback From Street.
Growing suburban community. River
I'd. between Newport and Sarasota Glen
cove. Md. 2i2 blocks from D. c. line.
Center hall plan. High elevation.
3 porChHS. Slate roof.
Full basement. Gas heat
Bullt-ln garage Is min to downtown
Z, SHnLNGA KLR
Evening star., 1939-03-11
ARLINGTON, VA.

So,5)O.
Nearly finished quality home Of ; rooms,
with oil burning heat, situated on lovely.
wooded improved lot; nr. school and bus.
Payments about $50 per month on F. H. A,
900 plan. To inspect call
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-16
YO1ay... j
TODAY's ANNIVERSARIES

19Ol-William H. Seward, New
York's governor and senator, Lin
coins great secretary of state, at
tractive personality and one of thc
most important men Of his age
born in Orange Co., N. Y. Died Oct
10, 1872
1824-Levi P. N>rton, New Yor.:
City banker, Mi ister to France
Vice President, go eernor, born al
Shoreham, VT. Died on his 96th
birthday, Nay is, 1920
1924 = Edmund Kirby Smith
Confederate acknowledgement, edu-
Gator, born at st. Augustine, Fla
Died at Sewanee, Tenn, March %
1898
1832-Philip D. Armour, Chicago
meat packer md grain dealer, pio-
neer in many new ways and meth
eds. born at StocKbridge, N. Y. Died
Jan. 6, 1901
l927-Uoram Jay Colman, Mis-
. souri, soldier, agricultural editor
publisher, first secretary of agri-
culture, born in Otsega Co., IN. Y
Died Nov. 3, 1911
1848-Mrs. LaSalle c. Pickett
widow of the 'amed Confederate
general, popular author and lectur-
er, born in Virginia. Died March
%, 1881.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-16
Program For
Youth Meet

College Station, Raleigh, May 16.
A distinguished group of speakers
has been obtbained for the third an
nual Older Youth conference to be
held at State College June 6-10, it
was announced today by L. R. Har-
rill, All Club leader and director of
the conference. The theme of the
meeting will be Toward a More
Abundant Country Life"
Governor and Mrs. Clyde r. Hoey
will be the honor guests at a ban
quet which will be held Friday even
ing, June 9. A Get-Acquainted Party.
picnic, and organ recital by DR..
Stanley Smith, and a Talent Night
program will be other entertainment
features.
DR.. Hornell Hart, professor of So
ciology at Duke University, will
speak on Living With Others.' Miss
Marjorie Beal, state librarian, will
discuss Reading for Self Improve
ment" Henry Johnson of the Fed
eral Land ank, Columbia, S. c., will
talk on Farm and Home Finance F.
talk on Farm and Home Finance"
economist of the U. S. Department OF
Agriculture, Washington, d. c., Will
present 1.-The Place Of Agriculture in
World Affairs"
Vesper programs will be led by
DR.. s. l.. Steaiey, pastor Of the First
Baptist Church Of Raleigh. Others
who will participate OH the program
are: Miss Ruth Current, state home
demonstration agent; Prof. E. w.
Boshart, Of the State College Educa-
ton Department; Manly c. Mann,
general manager of the N. L. Cotton
Growers Cooperative Association; j.
F. Lutz, associate professor Of soils
at State College
Miss Willie Hunter, clothing spe-
cialist; Miss Pauline Gordon, home
management specialist; Mrs. Cor
nelia c. Morris, economist in food
conservation and marketing; r. w.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-16
TO-DAY IN HISTORY

1639-Newport. r. l. founded.
1793-Edmund 9. Genet, amDas-
sador from Revolutionary France
enthusiastically received in Phila-
delphia, then the capitol His overt
acts to excite us to war with Britain
again caused President Washington
to request his recall.
1850-Edson Adams of Conn.,, the
first settler to locate at Oakland
Cal.-so-named place from abund-
ance of oak trees about.
1860-Republican National Con-
vention opened in Chicago-chosc
Lincoln, thcn comparatively un-
known in national politics, on third
ballot.
191O-U. S. Bureau of Mines es-
toblished
19l6-U. S. merchant ships warn
ed by Germany to stop when Sc
ordered by German ships of wal
on the high seas
1927-U. S. Supreme Court helc
in effect that bootleggers must fill.
income take.
1933-President Roosevelt invite
81 nations to begin disarmament.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-16

pared with last year. Some state Of
icials, who as usual prefer not to
be quoted by name when they are
talking about liquor, think that the
price of legal liquor is too high, and
that this high price is encouraging
bootleggers. Others familiar with
bootlegger business admit that the
bootleggers still charge more than
the ABC stores, but this increased
price is largely offset by phone and
delivery service not available at the
legalized emporiums. Pretty general
ly, sentiment is that the legislature
made a mistake in boosting the tax
on legal liquor, as the opinion pre-
walls that if possible revenue ex-
pectations rather than control gov
ern liquor legislation, the situation
will soon revert to prohibition-boot-
logger conditions of the late tWenties
and early thirties.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-16
FORECLOSURE SALE.

By virtue of authority invested in
the undersigned as trustee, in that
certain deed of trust bearing date Of
August "a, 1929, executed by J. B.
Allen and wife Minnie K Allen, and
recorded in Book ISL, Page 47O,
Register Of Deeds Office for Vance
County, N. c.; default having been
made in the payment Of the debt
therein secured, at the request Of the
holder of the same, l will offer for
sale by public auction, at the court
house door in Henderson, N. c., on
the 9th day of May, 1899, at II
O'clock, the following described real
estate:
Being tract of land in Kittrell
Township, Vance County, N. c., as
shown on plat of T. c. Gill, Sur
veyor, containing 234.5 acres, lying
on the North side Of the Hayesville
County Road leading from BobbittS
to Gillburg road which said land IS
bounded as follows: Bounded on the
North by the lands of j. ii. Decker
son, Jr. and c. B. Hight, on the East
by the lands of Charlie Ward, on the
South by the Hayesville road and NJ
B. Fuller, on the West by the lands
of c. B. Fuller, J. w. Young and
{. B. Hight, same being the land as
signed by the Commissioners III the
division Of the d. S. Allen land to j.
B. Allen and being where he now
lives.
Note: This property is being sold
subject to any balance due by virtue
of deed Of trust executed by }. g.
Allen and Minnie K. Allen, TO the
Federal Land Bank of Columbia,
Columbia, S. c. as will appear from
the records.
This 25th day of April, 1889.
A. A. BUM, Trustee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-16
Safety Gathering
Set For Raleigh
Thursday, Friday

Raleigh, May 16.-The tenth an
nual statewide safety conference
sponsored by the North Carolina In
d'.strial Commission will be ne1d IN
Raleigh on May 18 and 10. The
commission will not only celebrate
the tenth anniversary Of the State
wide Safety Conferences, but will
also celebrate the tenth anniversary
Of the establishment of the Indus
trial Commission.
There Will be in attendance over
1000 delegates from the various in
dustrial plants of South Carolina,
Virginia, and North Carolina, VINO
will take part in the celebration of
these anniversaries.
The program for the conferences
has lust been released by the In
dUstrial Commission and the~N =
pear many prominent speakers