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BEST VALUE IN CITY.

The Traymore. 1717 18th st. NV
Beautifully furnished. large recep hall,
extremely large living rm, dinette kit,
bath, Frigidaire, radio. linens. dishes, elec,
gas. $3.50. Apply mgr.
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ATTRACTIVE 5-ROOM APT. CONSIST
kitchen: exceptionally cool right down
town. 1916 18th st. NV. Open for in
spection Sunday and Monday, or tele-
phone National O4o2
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26O9 NEWTON ST. NE

Z0US NEW ION ST. NE,
New. detached brick home. 6 large rooms,
modern bath with shower. Oxford kitchen:
paved street and alley: garage; price.
S9,450: terms; trades considered
For further information, see MR.
MACRAE at 2609 Newton st. Decatur 1898
$,890-$33.5O MO.
e. lin. Psys q E.s eqs 1d tu!a
MxsadroS VIZ IL ii & kstxo hGs%i; ogsn E ssDo ~
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THREE ROOMS, KITCHEN. PRIVATE
bath. 2nd floor; modern; adults. 1908
GEORGIA ave S9"
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ADVANTAGEOUS SUBLEASE, THREE
large rooms. foyer bath. electric Kitchen
cite; southwest exposure, cross ventilation.
BOZ Stoneleigh Court oqs
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1899 KINGSTON AVE. SE.-LOVELY D.
rm.. kit. bath. shower; 2nd floor; pvt en-
trance; quiet. detached home; S47.50.
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.

l12a 35th ST. NV RMS, KIT, BATH.
S4 So F.. M. PRATT CO., 1017 K st. NV.
Natl $3.50
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1860 Clydesdale Pl. NV.
Convenient to shops, theaterx
and car lines
FRlGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
S42 5O-Apt No. 302-Front apt,
living room dressing room
bath. '1N
$5O.OO-Apt. No. 2O4-Front apt,
rec. hall living room bed
room. dinette. kitchen and bath.
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223 CLAIMING ST NE.-ONE ROOM
kit, screened-in back porch: heat gas and
elec fIJrn Dupont 1880 after 4.2O
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| GEORGETOWN, 1889 POTOMAC ST. NV
| = rms, kitchen. bath apt: entire End A ;;
| gas. light heat, Frieidaire furn. Mich. 6736
1923 PARK RD. N.W-5 LARGE ROOMS,
and back porches; 3 exposures, S65 90
HENRY SAIIIS 900 N Y ave NV %
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THE W1LBURTON. 1914 COL RD-S1X
refg.; high-grade building: reasonable rent.
Phone Columbia 1859 or Columbia 1851.
1874 EYE ST. NW.-MODERNIzED,
roomy. cool; rooms kitchen. etc. $50.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

COLORED-FAMILY OF 3 WISH
rooms, kitchen. pvt, bath; unfurn; in
or pvt. home; reas. Box 367-M, Star.
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SOUTHBROOK COURTS. 18th NV
bath; grand piano; porch; $50. Col 1890.
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1914 PARKWoOD PL. NW-2nd FLOOR
. rooms. kitchen bath use of basement
garage; gas. electric. and telephone in
cluded: reasonable. Col. 617S-W.
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$10,75O.
Just On Chevy Chase Circle.
New Stone and Rrick'

Two lovely new homes now under con.
struction on lots 60x11O each Center -en.
paneled hrst-noor den, cheerful dinin9
room. model kitchen. First-foor TILE
LAVATORY and covered porch. Second
hoor-3 splendid bedrooms and beauttfuily
equipped tile bath. Paneled recreation
room. These homes will be insulated with
rock wool and equipped with guaranteed
fences are to be included and II purchased
now you may have the opportunity Of Sc
Iecting your own decorations. At the price
location. accessibility. environment con-
sstruction and value. THOS J. FISHER
COMPANY. DIST. $3.50. OR EVENINGS
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1404 K CAFRITZ Dist. oO8O
Cool Roof Garden
Near Conn. Ave, & S
The Cordovo,
10th & Florido Ave. NV

4 rooms. kit. and bath: refrigera-
tion and light included ia rent;
quiet surroundings. switchboard
elevator. Resident manager
$500
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modern rooms, kitchen, tile bath, shower
elec: refg.. janitor switchboard. laundry
facilities. Republic 0630. Apt. G0l.
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Eel CASER," 7O5 4th NW-LARGE. NEW.
modern, downtown apt. bldg. l rm and
bath; S2s. rms, k. and b.: $40. Res. mgr
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MICHIGAN PARK NE.
New Colonial all-brick semi-detached
home liv; room with wood burning Are
place; q nice rooms and finished room with
porch: automatic Delco hot-water oil heat:
nnest appointments and best construction
throughput; near schools and transporta-
tion group Of s all sold but /. See
1t oeloTs saH Z, WT3 Is toe lats Genysnient terms.
OPEN : 70 3. Ne
7aa 18th 19thhosp St 7 Nv 4 DAVIS Sssii S1i os5e.
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT. NEW: TRIM
loao section: automatic heat large yard
i've in one. rent one. Small cash payment,
NJ s2o per per month @ pays for entire property.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC. D1. 3a4s.
BAR BARGAIN FOR, cAsH-eETHEsDA.
house: large rms. attic. automatic heat.
garage: big lot. Porches. Wis 55as.
Il ROOMS AND . BATHS.
loned first commercial: corner: oil heat:
first trust. $1,000 Want offer for INV
equity. Mr.. CARPENTER. Emerson 63i5
1893 TAYLOR ST. NW.-ss,2OO.
Do not miss this opportunity if you
are looking for real home. Z rooms.
near transportation and stores. Inspection
,..a ~ .AbEIgERr W. LEE.
1913 Fl St NV. District 1900.
$500 ABOVE TRUST.
4oo4 New HAMPSHIRE ave. n.w-Center
hall. 4o-ft; front. corner rooms bed
es and SeTy o
from OWNER. Call District 32lS, after &
pm. Dupont O4a4.
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

3 RMS, KIT, BATH; BEAUTIFULLY RE-
decorated. sell reasonable: small cash pay
ment; consider car as part down payment
Col 1855 or Woodley 1112
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THE RIPLEY. 1424 ST. N.W.-GOOD
downtown location, convenient to trans
pportat@ioni p ion etc Three rooms reception
rated; large porch; G E. refrigeration:
$50. See janitor or AMERICAN SECURITY
4 TRUST CO., 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
Ma 4S15
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ARLINGTON. VA.-AvAIL. JULY 18th, 5
pleasant cool rms, bath. shower. porch
pvt. entr.: 2nd fl. Chestnut 6432.
Sc. 2341 PENNA AVE- RMS. MOD
ern kit tile bath; heat. hot water, gas
included; S47.50. Lincoln 1892
3453 14th ST. NW.-CoZY APT. FOR
employed couple: large rm.. Kitchen bath;
within 5 min. downtown Geo. 74O6.
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>, 1t is difficult to find a lovely house like
this In such fine location It is in i'm
phere-a rare combination. There are Q
rms. 2 complete baths. automatic heat.
ultramodern kitchen and many other re-
hnements. Let us show you this excellent
bargain and explain to you how q thrifty
person could receive good income from
TINS unusual property. BOSS a. PHELPS
National a30n
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NO DOWN PAYMENT = NEARBY VA.
ton, or will build. Temple 1870. 81.
IF YOU LIKE SOMETHING DIFFERENT.
e1 ype US breE ShGw Soe gou this deishtfu
On On fhs s door and Sedrooms and and bssh Dssh
6santifully decorated HOS. q l. 0qIffL. PHiL,
LIPS LIPS Woodley 1900 until o pm. 1913
S1ase ss msdsIn Ec95X
psss to i've real sps buy yasa ss5Se Sessttn dSsn
4s42 Davenport St NV. Emerson 6596.
no "a 3ha Of sesSlyA Aye y5Sd.5 EAH s4s
tion of Chevy Chase. b. ca extra -lsrse sr
bedrooms 2 maids rooms, private summer
cRoxToN: Realty Associates. Natl 14ss.
ATTENT1oN-NEw HOMES 27O6 MINI.
ave, Sc. near Penna: ave-. shopping center,
e golf course. new bridge and parks; attrac-
rm; ra,;. nice lots; garages. Preshowins:, select
your your decorations: act quickly, don't miss
them. open 10 am. to pm.
se s5e to any oas aPo sssS A5Sy
. pm. 1104 5th st. ne. Il
s7,950-NR. RrTTENHoUsE AND 18th
sts: n;w;-Beautiful 2-year-old brick home.
Really f9t0 oeS beat soS Must or 4ts is
Mr.: DUPONT CIRCLE-12 ROOMS.
baths; suitable studio doctor. rooming.
S13. 900. OWNER, Michigan 1895.
HILLcREsT- FRAME BUNGA-
low. Direct from owner $3.50, Half
block from bus. Lincoln 9s29-W.
5000 CASH, S45 MONTH"; SACRIFICE,
S4.950. Brick home, tile bath 1928 Ly-
man pl. ne. Greenwood 1913.
ON ONE OF THE HIGH POINTS or
bedrooms and priced at only S11,bOO
Dining, room suitable for entertaining, sun
room, large yeranda: oil burner: detached
until 9 pm. 1918 Conn., ave.
HAVE A FEW HOUSES, NEW ANb USED,
on which I can accept . GOOD used auto
mobile as part down payment. Call Wood
ley 1884 for details.
GEORGETOWN - CHARMING LTTTLE
house, By owner. N1chigsa 9603.
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1st f., 3 rms, tile bath, shower, cleo kit :
most desirable; S45. Adults. Laundry
facilities Mr.. bus. stores Shep 5Sl4
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3-rm. apt, kitchen completely furn.; gas,
light, refg. incl. Reas Adults.
212l H ST. NV, APT. 5Os-2 ROOMS.
kitchenette. bath. newly dec, SAT per
month. Call Rep 2012.
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3217 GA. AVE- LARGE RMS. AND
kitchen. sink range: cleo gas. heat includ-
ed Semi-pvt. bath Adults preferred:
S32 so Randolph $500
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1926 10Th ST. NV, Mr. CONN. AVE
dinette. kitch. bath refrigerator; $40
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED,
MIRAMAR

CORNER 18th AND R. I. AVE.
FR1G1DAIRE CURRENT FREE
s65 500-Living room with portable di-
nette table and chairs. dressing room with
Murphy bed. cozy sunroom, kitchen with
special cabinets. tiled bath with shower;
elec. and gas free
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM
See Manager Michigan $500
14O1 x niet 0oSo
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HAMILTON CTS. 214O N ST. NW.-AT-
tractive rms. kit. bath: front ant: elec:
refg.; SAT. so Res. mgr: UNION STORAGE
CO., 705 Fla. ava NV, North OIO4.
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3039 Que St. NV,
Park Manor

. rooms. kit. and bath; electric re-
frleeration and gas included in rent;
near stores and transportation
S42.SO
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2O12 EYE ST ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath; newly decorated. All utilities fur
niShed for S46 Right downtown
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THE BAYHEAD, 724 Bird ST. N.W.--1, 2
rms. kit, bath; newly decorated. refg. on
house: elevator reas. Mgr, Dist. S145.
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so K ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
private bath, electric, gas; newly papered
Reasonable Atl 62qS-J
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1852 BELMoNT-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN,
screened porch, private bath. refg; gas.
elec. incl; near Meridian Park. Col. O525
1905 Bird ST. N.W-3 RMS, KIT, BATH;
Frigidaire heat, gas. cleo; unlim. telephone;
beautifully arranged; adults only. Call
Columbia 6O11.
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5O2 E ST NE.-5 ROOMS AND BATH.
large porch; cool and comfortable; SAT. so
mr.
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eO7 WEBSTER ST. N.W-3 LARGE
rooms bath separate entrance, all modern
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CorIton TeFroee,
2373 ChompIoin St. NV.
1880 G St. NE.

. rooms. kitchen, bath, rear porch,
e!ec' refrlseration--------S37.50
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EXTREMELY LOW RENT.

Traymore. 1717 18th ST. n.w.-Nicely
furn.. CONSISTING. of / large living rm. di-
nette, kitchen, bath, Frigidaire: including
Apply MANAGER
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OPTIMISM.

bedrooms now and AVAILABLE to be paid
for when you need more room. I can
actually save you $3.50. Monthly pay
est % and princpsl SIS g. soId direct Sy
the owner. Located in highly restricted
and attractive neighborhood in Arlington.
wish you would make me prove this state
ment by calling for facts. location. etc
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3 rooms kitchen. bath. sleeping porch.
cleo. ,refg.;. mr.; cars; bus. stores; Clean
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Right Downtown

1fI9 N ST. NV
S45.OO-Apt. No. 5-Llving room.
bedroom. kitchen and bath,
Frigidaire. Available July !.
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QeSlrdDle. NOrtn O2so.
5s. m5a,Es s1SHrs sdulss
Georgia ave. ~
ation1Ihe Sterling, 40 18th stu ne
H5s5fSszSso HockMoop l4io 4 Il: aaa bath F.
s55 :. COOL; BROOM APARTMENT: RI tsaS5
sTson 1dern Ssh xh Sn0Ts5 fFfs 'st1s
trance Rock creek PARK. -
S47 .5O-"RICARDo," 1925 18th ST. NV.
s Vns lm faa Marhs
dressing rm; full-sized Kitchen and large
modern bath with shower; free refg.; fire.
proot proot pe elevator bldg" overlooking ROCK
1910 ST, NE.--cooL, ROOMS,
included: garage available: near bus; reas.
sT as.s{s HW HR s 5stb 51DEsssgRe E9s5s1s
rG private rs pIavgroneds rnass SO see ianitor
iiy, r. kit, If, din, rm.. bath. only S555.
ASG MSsasafoN Syfl5 REAET asa $500 445S
ss1s sth ST Tefa Nw only sM ss5
JAMESON. 2s1s 14th st. NV. Col. 1883.
1878 SPRING PL, NV. tse15 18th sTl-
and buses: larse lawn: FrIEidaire: $50
1434 POTOMAC AVE. .sE.-3 ROOMS.
pvt bath; hot water and heat furn.. $3.50.
Lincoln 3715.
NEAR CAPITOL. IN SMALL APT. BLDG
Desirable broom -and-bath apt. entirely
separate (not just rooms) exposures.
refrigeration; newly decorated. To desir-
able adults. S55. 11S 4th st. ne.
2O13 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
msnsser: mana e'S Mch. ino $3.50 go s9'0O' esloen'
III H ST. NE large, clean rms, bath:
rent reasonable. Heated. Near trans
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SILVER SPRING, MD
New brick bungalows in heart Of Silver
Spring on good-siZe. shaded lots improved
streets: close to schools. shopping center
and transportation good rooms. open
fireplace. full cellar. doored attic. auto
matte heat.
WApLE JAMES. INC,
Silver Spring once,
S433 GeorRia Ave Shepherd h20n
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MARYLAND AVE. NE.

3,IOU
Vacant-Brick & rooms and hath. good
condition; low-cost home for investment:
rents for $3.50. Mr., Altman. All. 3e2S.
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC
1904 14th St NV pI 2246
Evening star., 1939-05-01
New Age Due When Mystery
OF : Substances Is Solved
Scientists Discuss Ways Of Obtaining
Carbon Is and Uranium 235

be necessary to get uranium IN the
form of a gas. The only gaseous
compound known Is uranium fluo-
ride. It would be extremely pois-
onous-probably fatal to anybody
getting a whiff of it. Nobody ever
has. Its molecule Is not held to-
gether very tightly. and 1t is entirely
possible, 1t was pointed out by DR..
Onsager, that the heat of the CEN
trail tube necessary in the thermal
diffusion process simply would sep
arate the atoms of the two ele-
ments without producing any con-
centrations.
Even if it works, the process will
be extremely expensive. Uranium
f1uoride, said DR.. Onsager, Is an
extraordinarily corrosive gas. 1t
would quickly eat its way through
glass. Any thermal diffusion ap-
paratus in which it was used would
have to be made of almost pure
platinum. Construction of thermal
diffusion machine of the dimensions
theoretically necessary would be al
most prohibitive in cost. This would
not necessarily be bar if there was
any reasonable basis for belief
that it would work. As the problem
stands nobody knows whether it
would work or not and the only way
to find out would be to try.
Sooner or later, the physicists were
agreed, somebody is bound to foot
the bill and somebody will try the
experiment-so great are the poten-
tialities, completely eclipsing imagi-
nation, of pure actino-uranium
preparation.
There were just as excited argu-
ments over what might happen If
the preparation is obtained and
somebody shoots slow neutrons at 1t.
Factor of Safety.
The factor of safety lies in the fact
that in order for the chain reaction
to take place 1t would be necessary
to immerse the actino-uranium in
water and as soon as the water was
evaporated, as it would be almost in
stantly as the process reached dam
gerous proportions, the reaction
would automatically stop.
Maybe" said one pessimistic
physicist. But it will always take
Evening star., 1939-05-01
Navy Calls for Bids on 3
Torpedo Boats, Sub Chasers
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Navy has called for bids
by May Is on nine motor torpedo
boats and submarine chasers which
will be the first of a new coastal de-
tense mosquito fleet"
Congress authorized the fleet IN
last years $1,OOO,OOO,0oo Naval Ex-
pansion Act.
The Navy announced it had in
vited bids from 230 boat and ship
building companies on four 59-foot
wooden motor torpedo boats and
two 81-foot craft of the same type,
two 110-foot and one 170-foot sub
marine chaserS.
Evening star., 1939-05-01

water an appreciable time to evap-
crate and this thing might happen
In essentially no time at ALL"
"All I can say is that hope they
don't get around to 1t in my day."
The majority, however. were more
optimistic that the problems of both
concentration and control would
both eventually be solved.
And when they are solved, they
were all agreed, new age for good
or evil will have come to this earth.
Evening star., 1939-05-01
Mrs. Edythe Morgan Dies
At Home in Vienna
BY a stafY CORRESPONDENT Of The Star.

VIENNA, Va, May Mrs.
Edythe Randolph Morgan died at
her home here Saturday. Funeral
services were to be held today at the
home, with the Rev. Lowell M. At
kinson of Vienna and the Rev. Her.
bert Donovan of Fairfax officiating
Burial will be in Riverview Gene
terry, Charlottesville, where the rites
will be conducted by the Rev. Henry
Afford Porter and the Rev. Edward
Sweeney, both of that city.
Mrs. Morgan was a native of AL
bemarle County. After the death of
her first husband, the late Thomas
F. Randolph, she was an employe
Evening star., 1939-05-01

Of the Treasury Department for
many years.
Surviving are her second husband,
r. Douglas Morgan, for many years
secretary of the Washington Gun
Club; a sister, Mrs. j. Thurston
Fitch; a daughter, Mrs. Lehman
Young, and several nephews and
nieces.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31
|HardwareFirm
Here SO Years

For nearly so years, Daniel Hard
ware, Inc, has served this section
with quality hardware, giving salts
faction to its thousands Of friends
scattered throughout this section.
D. c. Loughlin and George Dunk
ley are the operators Of this we'll
known hardware store.
Mr.. Dunkley has been identified
with the hardware business in Hen
derson for many years, with Mr..
Loughlin joining the concern several
years ago.
Daniel Harware has enjoyed a
steady growth under the joint man.
agership of Mr. Dunkley and Mr.
Loughlin, attesting 10 their business
acumen, and fair treatment given to
all customers.
What every modern hardware store
has Daniel Hardware stocks, from
the finest kitchen range to the small
lest carriage bolt.
Mr.. Dunkley and Mr.. Loughlin are
outstanding citizens of this commun-
ity, and each has contributed to the
growth of the city through their time
and efforts and their sought for op-
inions. They number their friends by
the thousands, and are most cordia
to all who visit their store.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31
Woolard Has
Well Stocked
Drug Store

A favorite shopping center for
thousands of customers is the con-
veniently located Woolard Drug
Store at the corner of Garnett and
Breckenridge street. Opening drug
business in the old Vance theatre
building a number of years ago,
the store was later moved to its
present location, where its stock of
merchandise has been greatly en-
larged and its clientele of customers
increased MANIFOLD. Today it is one
Of the best known concerns in its
field in Henderson.
The proprietor and active mana
ger of the business is E. w. WOOL
ard, who is known to and popular
with the trade. The store has an
enviable reputation for its high
quality of merchandise and the fine
service rendered to patrons.
"Doc" Woolard came to Hender-
son some II to Is years ago and
started his business. He has been a
hard worker and has sought to
build up business that merited the
patronage of the public because of
the satisfaction guaranteed on all
transactions.
A full line Of drugs, sundries,
novelties, toilet articles, candies,
smokes and the like are carried in
stock. Well known brands are sold,
and are fresh at all times. The
fountain is one of the largest, most
sanitary and most modern in the
city and section. It is favorite
place with men and women. A COM
plete prescription department is part
of the store, and it is in the hands
of capable and registered pharma-
cists, using the utmost care and pre-
cision at all times in the handling of
medicine preparations.
In addition to the drug business,
however, Woolard's is dealer in
Henderson Tor some of the. most
popular makes of electric ranges, re-
frigerators, radios and other cleo
trical appliances. This department is
in charge of l.. NJ. Wick, whose
ability as salesman has won 2o1
him much recognition and numerous
tips offered by companies repre-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31
Coca-Cola Is
Large Seller
In Section

Under the management of c. 0.
Seifert, the Henderson Coca-Cola
Bottling Company is serving a wide
in supplying stocks of this popular
and :avorite bottled beverage.
The company operates a fleet OF
trucks that make regular calls on
hundreds of customers. Coca-COla is
''on sale everywhere, and has well
earned the slogan 'the pause that
refreshes" 1t is known as the
South's favorite beverage, and is
perhaps the oldest on the market.
In it's modern plant on the Ra-
leigh road, quarter Of mile from
the city limits, the company has the
most modern and up-to-date
machinery and equipment that can
be had. Particular care is taken to
assure the purity of each bottle
sent out from the factory. every
bottle is sterilized and each drink
is as pure as sunlight" made with
only deep we'll water.
In addition to the crate sales, in
recent years the company has pro-
vided the handy six-bottle cartons
for home use, and the half-dozen
package is sold by all dealers at a
price equivalent to that paid for
five bottles when bought singly.
The company urges customers to
keep a supply on hand at all times.
The plant here is really one Of
the beauty spots of Henderson. The
large two-story building is sur
rounded by large lawn that is
kept green with grass the year
around, and the building itself is
almost surrounded with beautiful
Large plate glass win
dows in the front make it possible
to see the large bottling machines
in operation from the highway.
Mr. Seifert has been manager of
the Henderson plant for many years
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31

and is an outstanding Henderson
business man. He has interested
himself in many civic and religious
activities, is a member of the Holy
Innocents Episcopal church, is a
member and a past president of the
Henderson Kiwanis club, and has
led several successful campaigns
for charity. funds in the past sew
eral years He is also active in the
Chamber of Commerce and other
local affairs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31

Five registered BARRIERS are here
to serve the public in a most eff
cient manner, and the shop is equip
ped throughout with most modern
equipment.
Mr.. Allen, the proprietor, is widely
known in Henderson and surround
ing territory, and is quite prominen1
in fraternal order circles.
Aliens Barber shop enjoys wide
patronage over this section.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31
Allen Owner
Barber Shop

For number of years, c. D. Allen
has operated A1en's Barber Shop,
located on South Garnett street, and
during that period, the shop has eX-
perienced constant growth, both in
the number of customers and good
will throughout this section.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31

sented.
doc" Woolard and his entire or
ganization join in the invitation to
farmers to bring their tobacco and
cotton to Henderson for sale and to
buy their supplies in this city.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31

The emotional basis of religion is
gratitude, love and hope rather than
fear.
Evening star., 1939-04-05
Weighty Wardrobe Helps
Louis Hayward Reduce
In Man in the Iron Mask, His Lightest
Costume Weighs 81 Pounds;
GLADYS George Talks
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.

Mask" XIV (Lous Hayward) is
giving Maria Theresa of Spain
his right sits Nine de Ia Vaere his favorite girl
his
check satin breeces
think will fashion
table real from the gold plate to the candy
Evening star., 1939-04-05
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

National-The D'Oyly Carte Opera
Co. in "1olanthe": 2:30 pm. Pa
tience": $3.50 pm.
Earle-"Blackwell's Island" John
Garfield goes to Jail: 1000 am,
1885, 3:20, $50 and 9:25 pm. Stage
shows: 11:20 am, 2:O5, Sis, 1925
and 1925 pm.
Capitoi-"Sergeant Madden" Wal
lace Beery gets brogue and Joins
the force: II am, AS, 4:30. tbs and
1905 pm. Stage shows: 1910, 1925
6:l5 and 9 pm.
Keith's-"Love Affair."" and a dra-
matte one with Charles Boyer and
Irene Dunno: 11:15 am, l:2O, 1925
$50, 7:35 and GAS pm. March of
Time: l, sos, $40, tbs and 9:2O
pm.
Palace Cafe Society,"" social
glamour girl meets reporter: II am
los. BIS. 5:25, 7:35 and GAS pm.
Columbia - "Pygmalion," screen
translation Of the George Bernard
Shaw comedy: l1:15 am, 1:2O, 3:25,
$50, TAO and Gas pm.
Metropolitan-"On Trial." melo-
drama in the courtroom: l1:55 am,
1:55. 1855, 5:55. 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Little-"The Lady Vanishes," sus-
pense by its master, Alfred Hitch
cock: II am. 1910, 2:20, AIS, 6:05,
7:55 and 9:45 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts; con-
tinuous from 10 am.
Open-Air-"Man to Remember, u
with Anne Shirley and Edward Ellis {:
E6 and 1920 pm.