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OFFERS FARM PROGRAM Would Ban Imports of Products This Country Is Able to Supply Washington, Nov. Pepper of Florida said toCongress should prohibit importation of any agricultural products which this country is able to grow in quantities large enough to supply its own needs. To illustrate, he said, American farmers should be given the right to produce all the sugar they can before any is admitted from a foreign country. Protest Sugar Bill. Pepper and other Floridans protested against provisions of the sugar bill passed at the last session of Congress which placed a quota on domestic production.

Pepper said farm legislation also should include: Authorization for the Agriculture Department to fix import quotas on all foreign agricultural and horticultural commodities. Crop insurance for all important agricultural products. Crop control "which would prevent the accumulation of an unu reasonable surplus of farm crops." A section making the government responsible for disposition and distribution of the farm surplus each year. Price pegging for all "essential" farm commodities at levels high enough to yield the farmer a fair return. Asks Stricter Laws.

Pepper said the program also should include stricter regulation of commission merchants to whom vegetable producers send their products for sale. He said he would propose, as an incident to the farm relief program, a senatorial investigation of the freight rate structure in the Southeastern States. The existing system, he said, "has purposely been by the big national railroads to give New England and the North preferential freight rates." Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES. Robert L. Bolton, 33, Mobile, and Eloise Whaley, 21, 3916 7th Ave.

Sam Tamborello, 22, 1716 4th and Grace 21, 1208 19th Ave. John E. Witherspoon, 39, 1006 9th and Naomi McKeever, 19, 806 Scott St. REALTY TRANSFERS. Hilda Edwards to Grant Gillespie, Lots 5, 6 and 10, Carruther's Subdivision.

Thelma Bean husband to C. Dennis, 222, Hendry and Knight's Addition. Charles and wife to Edward Eidt and wife, part of of Sec. 35, Twp. 29 Rge.

19 E. Eloisa Schwab, et to B. B. Sides, Lot 3, Block 32, Ybor City Subdivision. Jasper W.

Smith, et to Sol Soman, part of Lots A and and all of Lot 3, T. M. Wier's Subdivision. Hillsborough Investment Corp. to George F.

Bolger and wife, Lot 9, B. Carter's Subdivision. Gilbert Grantham to Mollie Grantham McKendree, Lots 4 and 6, Block 5, E. North Tampa. Mollie Grantham McKendree to D.

E. Dozier and wife, Lots 4 and 6, Block 5, E. North Tampa. Katie Anderson to James B. Anderson, Lot 9, Block 2, Altamira Heights Subdivision.

National Bondholders' Corp. to George W. Haven and wife, Lot 10, Block 9, Unit 4, Beach Park Subdivision. Felicia Dolcimascolo and husband to Carmelo Scaglione husband, Lots 8 and 9, Block 8, Banza Banza Subdivision. Lovelace to Margaret M.

Lovelace, 48, Gibsonton-on-theBay. V. H. Osborn and wife to Bretton Perry, Lot 48, Morningdale Subdivision. Federal Farm Mortgage Corp.

to F. R. Little, part of of Sec. 14, Twp. 30 Rge.

21 E. AND DECREES. Phillips vs. Starling Phillips. Home Owner's Loan Corp.

vs. Lorenzo Fucarino, order confirming sale. City of Tampa vs. Vincenzo Pitisci, et order of dismissal. E.

M. House VS. Charles D. Hotchkiss and wife, order of reference. E.

M. House vs. A. L. Franklin, et al, order of reference.

Ernest T. Tookes vs. Harriet Tookes. Christeene Mae Davis vs. Edward Frank Davis.

SUITS FILED. et A. M. Fort vs. Joseph E.

Williams, Mabry, Reaves, Carlton and White, a attorneys. A. M. Fort vs. T.

N. Henderson, et Mabry, Reaves, Carlton and White, attorneys. Dorothy Wood vs. Ag Wood; Victor H. Knight, attorney.

Home Owner's Loan Corp. vs. Alfredo Diaz and wife; Dupree and Cone, attorneys. Jennie B. McEntire vs.

R. E. Mallicoat, et al; Mabry, Reaves, Carlton and White, attorneys. Edna Kirkland and father, et vs. Jose Tamargo; J.

Oswald Cornelius, attorney. BUILDING PERMITS. Sharpe and Smith used car lot, Tampa and Platt build extension shed, $150. C. B.

Glover, 607. S. Oregon general repairs, $200. Mrs. F.

Woodland, 102 E. Lambright paint, $100. Mrs. Maude L. Wolfe, 3401 Jefferson paint, $100.

Gulf Life Insurance 412 Eunice repair roof, $100. C. L. Knight and Sons, 5703 Florida general repairs, $480. Exchange National Bank, 1723 Watrous paint exterior and interior, $200.

Leiman and Weidman Box 2nd Ave. and 21st paint exterior, $175. lia Tampa Mortgage 210 alter front of store, $100. E. N.

Crowder, 410 S. Hampton paint, repair and install awning, $1019. RED CROSS GOAL $3000 Winter Haven, Nov. the annual Red Cross roll call and membership drive began work here Monday. Mrs.

F. E. Brigham, chairman of the local campaign, said that while the city's goal of $3,000 exceeds that of the past year, she is confident of wholehearted support. Each worker has been assigned a certain block, being responsible for contacting each person in the prescribed area. DISEASES OF WOMEN Treated by latest and most painless method.

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R. J. DICKERSON OFFICES, SPECIALISTS Rooms 1, 2, 3 Petteway Bldg. (Opposite Hillsboro Hotel) Gor. Florida Ave, and Twiggs St.

Hours 10 to 12, 1-5: Wed. and Sat. Nights, 7-8: Sundays, 10-12 Only So Solemn Congress Ceremony Just Another Piece of Make-Believe By EDDY Washington, Nov. notifying the President that it is a piece of national make-believe. "Since you've asked," said of the House, "you might as well actually sending word to him a long time ago." Why go through the motions? "Oh," said the S.

A. A. "They have to. It wouldn't be legal without it." The ceremony is as pompous as it's ancient. Here's the way they did it yesterday: While the galley crowds listened intently, Vice President Garner appointed Senators Barkley Ky.) and McNary as the mercuries of the Senate.

Over in the House Speaker Bankhead designated Representatives Rayburn Texas), Snell N. and Doughton N. to speed the news to President Roosevelt. The five legislators walked up the aisles of their respective Market News NOON STOCKS. Allied Chem Dye 161 American Can 89 American Smelt 51 American ..151 American Tobacco B.

American Woolen Armour Ill 7 Atchison 40 Atlantic Coast Line Atlantic Refining 22 Bethlehem Steel 52 Chrysler Coca Cola .116 Col El Com Sou Continental Can Corn Products 57 Crucible Steel 33 Du Pont De .117 Erie General Electric General Motors Goodyear Graham Paige 2 Lilinois Central Liggett Myers Tob Loew's Murray Corp New York Central Norfolk Western .200 Pennsylvania Radio Reading Co Reo Motors Reynolds Tob Sears Roeb Co 63 Southern Pacific Southern Railway Standard Oil NJ Studebaker Swift Co Texas Pac 0 Union Pacific. United Air Corp United States Rubber United States Steel 57 Woolworth LIVESTOCK. Chicago, Nov. S. Dept.

33,000, including 13,000 direct; market around 1 lower than Monday's average; top 8.75; few loads best hogs 160-220 lbs. at the price; bulk good and choice 140-230 lbs. 8.55 240-300 lbs. 8.40 most packing sows 7.85@8.15; few best light and medium weight to 8.25. Cattle 7,000, calves another dull trade on fed steers and yearlings and most other killing classes: steers weak to 25 under Monday's late market when a good many steers sold 1.00 or more lower and a liberal supply was carried over; most steers today 10.50 down with sizable supply 8.00@75 and good grade offerings 10.50; best steers early 12.59, these being feedlot mates of 14.85 bullocks early last week; she stock weak to 25 lower; bulls and vealers steady, stockers slow, weak; weighty sausage bulls up to 7.00; practical top vealers 11.00 but a few selects beating this price.

SUGAR. New York, Nov. sugar was quiet early today but the undertone was easier and offerings were more liberal at the last paid price of 3.55, for both prompt and early new year shipment. Buyers, however, showed no interest and no sales were reported. Futures opened steady but soon gave way under increased selling by houses with producer connections and scattered liquidation promoted the increased offerings in the spot market.

March No. 3 sold off from 2.36 to 2.35, while September sold at 2.38, or 1 to 2 points net lower. March No. 4 reacted from 1.14 to 1.12½ and September from 1.19½ to 1.19, or to 1 point net lower, with the market at midday ruling around the lows. Refined was unchanged at 4.75 to 4.85 with only a fair withdrawal demand reported.

DAIRY PRODUCTS. Chicago, Nov. 6,083, extras firm, others easy; creameyfirsts (88-89 score) other prices unchanged. Eggs, 3,766, easy; fresh graded firsts, cars and local current receipts refrigerator extras standards 19, firsts New York, Nov. 298, steady; creamery higher than extra extra (92 score), firsts (88-91 scores), 34 seconds (84-87 scores), Cheese, 273,466, irregular; prices unchanged.

Eggs irregular. Mixed colors, special packs, 34; standards, 30 firsts, 26 Refrigerator specials packs, 20 24; standards, 20; firsts seconds mediums and small, dirties, other mixed colors unchanged. EGGS AND LIVE POULTRY. Jacksonville, Nov. 16- Market steady on Florida whites and shipped in stock.

Eggs, grade A whites, 27 ounce, per dozen 42; 24 ounce 40; ounce 35; ounce 29. Shipped, grade A whites, 24 ounce, Shipped all grades, mixed colors, 23-24 ounce Fryers, colored, Leghorns 26 28. Broilers, colored, lb. size Leghorns Hens, colored, 4 lbs. and up, 21; Leghorns Roosters per lb.

11 Turkeys, young toms and young hens 23 25. POULTRY. Chicago, Nov. live, 1 car, 40 trucks, steady to firm; Leghorn hens springs 4 lbs. up colored 20, Plymouth Rock 21, White Rock 22, less than 4 lbs.

colored 21, Plymouth Rock 22, White Rock Leghorn chickens young ducks lbs. up colored 18, white 19; hen turkeys 22, young toms 20, old 18; geese 16; other prices unchanged. Dressed market steady to firm; young hen turkeys young toms old old toms 23; other prices unchanged. CITRUS REPORT. Winter Haven, Nov.

is the 5 P. M. (Monday) report of the State Department of Agriculture Inspection Bureau: Grape- Tangefruit Oranges rines Boxes Boxes Boxes Picked and unprocessed 36,818 181,093 8,891 Packed for shipment ..20,129 38.339 808 Rail shipments 25,377 1,139 Boat shipments 3,886 7.788 339 Truck shipments 3,603 5,588 273 Estimated pickings ....25,571 89,085 3,951 SILVER. New York, Nov. silver steady and unchanged a THE TAMPA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1937 Tune In On WDAE You Save Per Cent When You Schedule Your Classified Ad For Seven Days! 1 7 Cost Per Day Cost Day Orders Day Orders, 6 5 lines.

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12c BUSINESS SERVICES 17 Roofing, Electrical. Plumbing Bird Roofing MONTHLY PAYMENTS PAINTING AND REMODELING Murphy-McDonald Co. 100 E. Lafayette St. H3081-H3082-M1212 PAY AFTER RAIN- Repairs; coating; new roofs; on time.

Low Prices. MITCHELL. Call M56471. ROOFING--NO CASH DOWN SMALL Monthly payments. Let us show you why Barrett's Heavy Weight Everlox Shingles are better shingles.

Application and material 10-year guarantee. J. P. COOK ROOFING 3700 FLORIDA AVE. PH.

M1159. EMPLOYMENT 19 Help Wanted- -Female WOMEN--Of ambition, free to travel, educated, unemcumbered, over 30. No, investment. Satisfactory financial arrangements. Apply Mrs.

Pitman, 243 Plant Ave. 21 Help Wanted--Male or Female YOUNG men and women wanted to prepare themselves for jobs in the Printing Industry, which depends on trained and developed labor. Printing contains a varied field and unlimited possibilities available to the men and women who would avail themselves of the opportunities offered them in a competent training course in Linotype, Press-work, Hand Composition and Monotype offered under supervision of trained instructors with modern equipment. For free catalog, write V. C.

Garriott, Secretary-Treasurer of the Southern School of Printing, 1514-16 South Nashville, Tennessee. 23 Situation Wanted--Female STENOGRAPHER desires work. Many years with National City Bank. M1108. COLORED GIRL- experienced maid; references; by day.

705 Kay St. Mattie. 24 Wanted--Male JANITOR OR FIREMAN -A-1 wants position. Apply 407 Washington St. FINANCIAL 25 Business Opportunities APT.

HOUSE--and lot; 20 furn splendid location. Must sell, bargain. 406 Constant rear State Board of Health, M65-971. FILLING for sandwich and drive in stand. Cor.

7th and Fla. For rent. C. V. Dickens.

Fla. Ph. 3659. HOTEL-40 rooms, for sale, good building, good business downtown Tampa, Sacrifice. Terms.

Owner, Ph. S3862. -New equipment, industrial section. Nickel player will almost pay rent. Location good for $20 day.

Also connecting furn. flat that will bring in $65 mo, Sell both. M56901. SMALL sundry store, medicine, ice cream, candy, tobacco, beer, etc. H2156.

HARDWARE -New and used Mdse. business for doing good volume. Must leave' town. 119 Hyde Park Ave. 26 Loans up to $300 On Short Notice by our Simplified Method ALL ARRANGEMENTS ABSOLUTELY CONFIDENTIAL REPAYMENTS TO.

SUIT. INVESTIGATE OUR METHOD BEFORE ROWING. Family Finance Service 502 Tampa Theater Bldg. 709 Franklin St. Tel.

4710. Get Ready for Winter Put your house in order, we'll supply the cash you need. Fall and Winter always call for extra money. Clothes, shoes, fuel and many other things will be needed. Borrow the money from us and take advantage of early CASH bargains.

We offer a complete service on most liberal and convenient terms. Including both secured and unsecured loans. A prompt, courteous, friendly service. Call, write or phone today. Fulton Loan Service Inc.

804 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Ph. 2771. INSTRUCTION 30 Schools WE WANT to select reliable men, now employed, with foresight, fair education and mechanical inclinations, willing to train spare time OT evenings, to become installation and service experts on all types AIR CONDITIONING and Electric Refrigeration equipment. Write fully giving age, present 00- cupation.

Utilities 1115-S, care The Times. 31 Local Instruction McCORD SCHOOL OF DANCINGEnroll now for Fall classes. 215 Eagle St Phone 45-333 E. a a a AGED COUPLE DIE BY ASPHYXIATION Gas Appliance Accidentally Left on at St. Petersburg St.

Petersburg, Nov. asphyxiation caused carbon dioxide was by Magistrate Joe E. Carpenter as the cause of the deaths of Charles A. Nighman, 76, and his 79-year-old wife, in their home here yesterday. Carpenter said windows in the bedroom were tightly closed, and a gas appliance was burning when Mrs.

Margaret Rydan, housekeeper, forced her way into the Nighmans' home at 8:30. Nighman's body was sprawled on the floor, and his unconscious wife lay at his side. Se died in an ambulance on the way to a hospital a few minutes after Mrs. Rydan discovered the tragedy. The Nighmans, who came here from Asbury Park, N.

had been winter visitors in St. Petersburag for the last four years. They owned the home here in which they met death. State News TAX COLLECTIONS $161,312 Clearwater, Nov. Tax Collector Jay Starkey said today that state and county taxes with occupational licenses and drainage district taxes collected since Nov.

1, total $161,312. The regular property taxes totaled $148,551.68, intangible taxes $9,681.98, occupational licenses 685.75, and drainage district taxes $395.33. HOMECOMING NOV. 21 Brooksville, Nov. will be observed by the Eden Baptist Church of Lake Lindsey, Sunday, Nov.

21. All former pastors, deacons and members are being invited to be present for a day of fellowship and reunion. An interesting program has been arranged. Speaking and a special song service will'be rendered. The service will at 10:30 A.

M. and close at 3:30 P. M. RECEPTION FOR PASTOR Dunedin, Nov. of the Dunedin Baptist Church will give a reception for their pastor at the church tonight at 7:30 o'clock.

Rev. H. M. Hardin of the local Methodist Church, Rev. T.

I. Deane of the Presbyterian, and others will give talks. Rev. Durant Frink is the new pastor at Dunedin Baptist Church, coming here from New Orleans, where he was pastor for five years. Rev.

Frink is a graduate of Stetson University at DeLand, and is a brother of Rev. Loys Frink, of Winter Haven, until recently pastor at Williston. MEMORIAL SERVICE PLANNED Brooksville, Nov. The annual Eastern Star Memorial service for the Brooksville Chapter, No. 76, will be held at the Masonic Hall Sunday, Nov.

28, at 3 P. M. This meeting will be public and all members of the E. S. are invited to attend and bring their friends.

HEADQUARTERS OPENED Dunedin, Nov. Cross headquarters for Dunedin are in the Main St. office of the Dunedin Chamber of Commerce. S. C.

Young is directing the drive here. which started Armistice Day and will close Thanksgiving. LEGAL NOTICES. City of Tampa, Florida. Invitation for Bids: Sealed bids will be received by the Mayor of the City of Tampa in the office of the Mayor, third floor City Hall, City of Tampa, Florida, until eleven o'clock A.

M. Tuesday, November 30th, 1937, then and there to be publicly opened and read for the furnishing of uniforms for the Police Department of the City of Tampa, Florida. Specifications for foregoing may be obtained in the office of the Purchasing Agent of the City of Tampa, Florida, 8th Floor, City Hall, Tampa, Florida. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated this 15th day of November, A.

D. 1937. R. E. L.

CHANCEY. Mayor of the City of Tampa, Florida. ANNOUNCEMENTS 3 Lost and Found CARNELIAN RING- surrounded by marquesite lost Friday between town and Floribraska on Nebraska car or in O. Falk's. Reward.

Phone M61-352. DOG strayed from Warehouse white and black setter, 4 yrs. old. Answers to "Joe." Ph. 2387.

Reward. DOG-Lost Fox terrier pup, from vicinity 1311 Morrison. Reward. Phone H1212. LOST- -Black hand bag, containing pair black shoes, yellow hat and other clothing; return to Lula Hunter, 2502 Grace West Tampa.

Reward. PACKAGE LOST- Widow lady, jobless, lost package containing eyeglasses, at Grant's lunch counter. Return to Grant's office. No questions asked. Personals CARS WASHED- cleaned, simonized, $1.

Work guaranteed. Peeler's, 3401 Nebraska. M7179. NAMES WANTED--Men under 26 who are willing to work for $75 a month while training to become aviators or ground mechanics. One year's training given by U.

S. Air Corps. Costs absolutely nothing. Flying Intelligence Service, Box 522, Milwaukee, Wis. SPIRITUAL ADVISOR Anna F.

Lane. Message meeting Tues. 8 P. M. Ph.

2191. 2733 Fla. Ave. SLIP COVERS- cut. You sew.

Perfect fit. No job too large or small. Service chg. $1.00. H45-342.

Watch, Clock Repairing ANDERSE Watch Clock Shop. 708 Florida next to Y. M. C. A.

Travel BUS LINESGREYHOUND Bus Depot Now Located 204 Cass St. 1 BLOCK WEST OF OLD LOCATION PHONE 2091 ANSWERS TO DO YOU KNOW 1. 1200. 2. There are 2510 men who are members.

If there were included the family section or Beneficencia Asturiana, 3166 names would be added. 3. A point northwest of Catfish Point on the Interbay Peninsula and about 4,000 feet from it. INSTRUCTION 31 Local Instruction HAWAIIAN STEEL GUITARTaught by the world's best and shortest method. Honolulu Conservatory of Music, Cass St.

Arcade Phone M6797 SECRETARIAL COURSE- Start at The Business University now. Day classes; $12 monthly, $3 weekly; night school, $4 monthly or $1 weekly Phone 2155. TAMPA BUSINESS COLLEGE Shorthand Shorthand-Accounting-Secretarial Day School. $12 Month, $3 Weekly Jr. Central at Edison Av.

Ph. H1117. By Its Graduates." Donald W. MacDougall-Pres. LIVE STOCK 33 Cats, Dogs, Pets ALL LEADING- Varieties of baby chicks twice weekly.

Big, strong, husky Northern hatched fellows. Fifteen years experience handling the best. Tampa Pet Supply Co. 34 Cattle, Horses, Vehicles cows. horses, mules at right prices.

H. A. HUMPHREY STABLE 3879. 35 Poultry and Supplies BABY CHICKS -Florida hatched. Reds and Rocks.

Campbell's Hatch2110 E. Mohawk. Route 2. Ph. S5158.

CHICKS-(500), 3 WEEKS OLD BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE. 48TH ST. AND 7TH AVE. RAISE CHICKS The New Life way with Manamar Feeds. Baby chicks.

7305 Florida. S5416. Kenneth L. Griffin, 3405 Giddens. MERCHANDISE 37 Articles for Sale BLUE BELL PAINT- Just received another carload.

All colors, at $1.39 per gallon. Also 200 gal. Marco in colors at 70c per gallon. DAVE GORDON CO. 1807-9-11 2nd Ave.

Ph. 1654. CHEAP- -Pipe Valves Fittings -Motors-Pumps-Machinery. See us before you buy. Southern Iron Bag.

2326 7th Ave. Phone Y1430 DRIVES BELTS SOUTHERN PUMP AND SUPPLY 1123 Florida Ave. Ph. 2247. FRIGIDAIRE- Electric, Gen.

Motors, like new, $32.50. M59871. ELEC. range and refrigerator. Both perfect for immediate sale at bargain price, 213 Cass.

FARM EQUIPMENT POWER LAWN MOWERS. TRACTORS, ETS. SEE MERRITT, 607 SWANN. H20-691. Flat Rim Sinks, $1.79 Complete stock of light weight sinks and lavatories, suitable for trailers, cabins and small bungalows.

Priced right. McGhan 3009 Fla. Phone 3408. FLOOR SANDER FOR RENT -by the day or hour. Refinish your own floors at low cost; thousands of satisfied users.

WHITE SHELLAC $1.80 Gal. UTILITY VARNISH 1.85 Gal. Knox Store Co. 810 E. Lafayette.

Phone 2504. HOTEL Restaurant equipment; Grocery and market equipment; large, small; new, used. Std. Scale 114 Tampa, 4966. KEHOE'S SPECIALS.

Singer Sewing Machine, cook stoves, $3.50 up; wood and oil heaters, $1.50 up; porcelain gas range, 23rd St. 7th Ave. Phone Y1161. GLASS--Old mirrors re-silvered and made to order. If.

you need glass call us. Florida Mirror. Phone 3633. JOHNSON PLUMBING CO. SUN WATER HEATERS--Installed 24 months to Plumbing and heating installations.

Visit our Show rooms. Complete line of repair parts. 2001 Fla. Ave. Ph.

M5747. KITTY KARS- Close out regular $1.50 values this week 98c. Smith Bicycle Shop, 907 Tampa. LONG -LEAF yellow pine building material. House billed complete, $38 1000 grade No.

2 and better. Adams Lumber Co. Phone Y5644. MACHINERY--of all kinds. Motors, pumps, draglines, engines.

See us before you buy. Regar Machinery Co. Y1182 MEN'S SHOES- Sizes 6, 9, 10, and $6 grades, closing out $2.95. Wilderman's, 412 Franklin. M51-573.

MAGIC TRICKS Jokes, wigs, novelties. Headquarters for magicians. Southern Magic 304 E. Tyler St. OVERALLS SPECIAL SALE reg.

$1.98 union made Headlight brand, $1.65. MODEL CLOTHING STORE, 1016 Franklin. Office Furniture New- -Used Crosiers, 105 Zack St. M1345. PAINTS--enamels, pipe, fittings, other goods.

3209 7th Ave. Y3843. PAINT- -HANSON'S TROPICAL paint WON'T MILDEW. 74th St. and E.

Broadway. Phone R. O. HANSON, PIPE Valves Fittings cheap. MoSee us before you buy.

Southern Iron Bag, 2326 7th Ave. Phone Y1430. ROLL FILMS -Developed and printed 30c. Southern Photo News, 307 Jackson St. SHAKESPEAR reels at cut prices.

Also fly rods, reels and lines. Lonnie Strickland, Zack and Florida. Phone 3184. QUALITY BICYCLES ON EASY TERMS- -Pay a little weekly now. get bicycles, toys, radios for gifts at Christmas.

Big values. See Walter Atwood, Pioneer Tire Tampa and Whiting Sts." SEE our sample books of personal Xmas cards. Office Economy Index. Entrance opposite P. O.

and Hillsboro Hotel. SHIRTS Regular $2.50 madras shirts, special this week, $1.50. Variety Shop, 212 E. Cass St. TOLEDO SCALE- type porcelain, in good condition, $37.50.

C. E. Yount, 3706 Fla. Rm. 3 USED HEATERS- Elec.

refrigerators, ice boxes, stoves. 2209 7th Ave. Y1162. Used Refrigerators Used Gro. or Restaurant Refrigerators Can be used with ice or mechanical refrigeration.

THESE ARE REAL BARGAINS. I. W. Phillips Co. MORGAN BELL STS.

PH. M5531. VENETIAN blinds, window shades, slip covers, made to order; estimates free. Bilt-Rite Awning. 1314 Tampa.

Ph. 4707. WASHERS- -Some good values in Norge Washers; also ironers; save half of your laundry expense. 813 Fla. WELLS DRILLED AS low a8 40c per ft.

Pumps, engines, water systems. Dixie Pump Wks. 206 Buffalo W. J. Grant, 3117 Paul.

Never Before at This Price! A Standard Gauge, Long Lasting INLAID LINOLEUM $1.29 Ye. Square Young's Dependable On the Corner Florida and Mich. Ph. 2916 MERCHANDISE GILMORE. solemn ceremony--Congress in session--turned out today to be Sergeant-at-Arms Kenneth Romney know the facts--they stopped houses, disappeared in the cloakrooms.

The Senate recessed for lunch, but after a few minutes, Rayburn reappeared in the House and said: "The President of the United States has been advised that the House of Representatives is in session." Visitors, startled by the speed, gasped. That's all there is to it. But back to the sergeant-atarms. "Don't they even telephone him?" he was asked. "No," he replied, a little sadly, "they don't even do that anymore." Time was when the committee used to gallop to the White House and back on horses.

for Today Tampa Produce bags No. 3s SATSUMAS: Fla. bu. bas. fair to good .75.

PINEAPPLES: crts. 24-42s 3.00. PECANS: Sou. various varieties per lb. VEGETABLES.

Supply of vegetables moderate; demand moderate: market about steady. BEANS: Fla. bu. hprs. Bounts ord.

to good Fla. bu. hprs. rn. types ord.

to good 1.50@2.00; Fla. bu. hprs. B. Vals fair to good 1.90@2.00; Fla.

bu. hprs. Wax ord. to good 1.50@2.00. BEETS: Eastern bu.

bas. fair to good 1.50. CABBAGE: Sou. per cwt. rn.

types ord. to good CARROTS: Eastern bu. bas. fair to good 1.50. CELERY: Western large sizes 3.15@3.25.

COLLARDS: Fla. per doz. bun. fair to good 60. CUKES: Fla.

bu. bas. ord. to good 1.50@2.75. EGGPLANT: Fla.

bu. hprs. ord. to good 1.00@1.25, LETTUCE: Western crts. 5s mostly 3.15@ 3.40.

MUSTARD: Fla. per doz. bun. ord. to good OKRA: Fla.

bu. hprs. small fancy mostly 2.50. ONIONS: Western 50-1b. bags yellows 1.35@1.50.

PEAS: Field, Fla. bu. hprs. fair to good 1.25; English, Fla. bu.

hprs. ord. to good 3.50@4.00. PEPPERS: Fla. bu.

hprs. W. Beaters ord. to good 1.00@1.50. POTATOES: Maine per cwt.

Grn. Mts. No. 1 size 1.50@1.75; Sweet, Sou. per cwt.

fair to good 1.25. SPINACH: Fla. bu. hprs. various varieties ord.

to good 1.25@1.50. SQUASH: Fla. bu. hprs. yel.

crooks ord. to good slow TOMATOES: Fla. 50-lb. crts. loose pack ord.

to good 1.50@3.00. TURNIPS AND TOPS: Fla. per doz. bun. ord.

to good Note: Poorer stock of some commodities at lower prices than quoted here. These quotations by the State Marketing Bureau represent sales in small jobbing lots direct to retailers the night prior to and the morning of Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1937. The jobber's buying price would generally be a margin lower. For information call 4795.

EGGS. Market steady on Florida whites. EGGS: Fla. Fancy Whites (Mostly locally produced) 27-oz. per doz.

Fla. Fancy Whites (mostly locally produced) 24-oz. per doz. Fla. Fancy Whites (mostly locally produced) per doz.

.38: Fla. Grade A Whites 27 oz. per Fla. Grade A Whites 24-oz. per doz.

Fla. Grade A Whites per doz. Fla 'Grade A Whites per doz. Fla. Grade Whites 24-oz.

per doz. .38: Fla. Grade Whites per doz. Storage Grade Whites 24-oz. per doz.

LIVE POULTRY (RESALES.) HENS: Colored, per leghorns, per BROILERS: Colored, to 16-lb. size, leghorns, same size, FRYERS: Colored, per leg. horns, per ROOSTERS: Per mostly TURKEYS: Per mostly FRUITS AND NUTS. Supply of fruits moderate; demand moderate: market about steady. APPLES: Eastern bu.

bas. various varieties ord. to good AVOCADOES: Fla. bu. bas.

fair to good 2.50. GRAPEFRUIT: Fla. std. boxes No. 2s 1.40@1.50; Fla.

std. boxes No. 3s 1.15@1.25; Fla. bags No. 3s GRAPES: Eastern.

2-qt. bas. fair to good .18. LEMONS: Fla. bu.

bas. ord. to good 1.00@1.50. LIMES: Fla. bu.

bas. Persian types ord. to good 2.25@3.00. ORANGES: Fla. std.

boxes, No. 2s 1.75@ 1.90; Fla. std. boxes 1.50@1.65; Fla. bags No.

2s 1.00@1.10; Fla. bags No. 3s SATSUMAS: Fla. bu. bas.

fair to Marine Calendar ARRIVALS. Benjamin Brewster, Baton Rouge, petroleum products, Standard Oil operator. Colorado, New York, general cargo, Waterman Line, operator. Gulfgem, Port Arthur, petroleum products, Tampa Electric agent. MS.

General Tosta Belize, B. fruit, Humphrey and MacGrebroker. gor, CLEARANCE. Gulfgem, Port Arthur, in ballast, Gulf Oil Pawnee, New Orleans, Clyde-Mallory Line, operator. San Jose, New York, fresh citrus, Refrigerated Steamship Line, operator, IN PORT.

Cranford, Tampa Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. dry dock for repairs, goes to Port Tampa tomorrow to load phosphate, Lykes agent. Clear, Municipal terminal, exchanging general cargo, Lykes agent. Lucia Port Tampa, loading phosphate, A. R.

Savage, agent. MS. Lady Slater Jackson St. terminal, Humphrey and MacGregor, broker. Barge Pure Tiolene and tug Satoco, Port Tampa, discharging petroleum products, Seaboard Oil operator.

SHIPS DUE. (Tomorrow) Cuba, Havana and Key West, P. O. Line, operator. Ellenor, Beaumont and Lake Charles, Bull Line, operator.

Jean, Baltimore, Bull Line, operator. Millinockee, Miami, Bull Line, operator. Southland, Boston and Philadelphia, Moore and McCormack, opera- York, Pan-Atlantic Line, operator. Barbara Cates, Mobile, Waterman Steamship Corp, operator, Dorothy Cahill, coastwise, Waterman Steamship operator. Maiden Creek, Panama City, PanAtlantic Line, operator.

Southfolk. ports, Moore and McCormack, operator. tor. (Thursday.) Afoundria, Philadelphia and New SURPLUS IN SWEDEN. Stockholm-(AP)-A surplus of $10,750,000 is looked for in the Swedish state budget at the end of the fiscal year on June 30.

This is due to certain unexpectedly high incomes. state railways yielded $3,370.000 more than calculated and other departments and bureau had much larger incomes than expected. KUHN, MORGAN CO. Investment Securities 807-811 First National Bank Bldg. Tel.

8041 38 Building Materials WRECKING-2411 21st big building, metal roof, all size windows, finest lumber, plumbing, brick, etc. 39 Coal and Wood OAK -PINE- Seasoned; we deliver; free hearth broom; 114 W. Platt. H41-612. 40 Furniture BARGAINS AT FRIDAY O'NEALNew Furniture all wholesale prices.

not sell dealers. 1548 Green St. Ph. H1940. BED ROOM SUITE On sale today.

A large stock from which make your selection. All priced to sell. Buy now and save money. The Variety' Shop M1246. 1110 Florida Ave.

FURNITURE--for cash, wholesale prices. Save on everything. Shop here before buying. Home Furniture, 1007 Franklin, FOR RELIABLE'S used furniture see Franklin St. Ph.

M61-441. NEW- USED The best for less for cash wholesale prices. Ace, 1704 Grand Central Ave. 1707. BEDROOM SUITES- -Special, $25 up; sewing machines, $5 up; bed, spring and mattress, $7.50 up; kitchen cabinet, dressers, $5 up; Nesco heater, $13.50.

A. R. Furniture 1221 Franklin St. HEATERS Large coal or wood heaters $10; good oil heaters $2 up. Epps Furniture 3815 Florida.

FURNITURE AND FIXTURES We pay highest cash prices M52621 43 Radio--Musical Equipment AAA Radio Repairing J. MALCOLM CROSGROVE. M56-271. CABLE PIANO- Beautiful new studio piano, at a real bargain price, terms. D.

C. Hill, 1207 Franklin. KOONTZ RADIO SERVICE Repairs while you wait. 2806 Fla. Ph M64-184.

RADIO SERVICE WE SERVICE makes of radios. All done by expert radio technicians. Prices reasonable. Fourth Floor. MAAS BROTHERS Phone 4991.

Business Services DIEBOLD SAFE LOCK authorized service. Expert repair any make. e. Jesse E. Harpe, 913 Tampa.

Ph. 3740. DETECTIVE Welch National Agency. Complete service. Consultation free.

Strictly confidential. 205 Citizens Bank Bldg. Ph. 4005 FRIGIDAIRE SERVICE Authorized Frigidaire Service by Factory Trained Experts. Only genuine Frigidaire parts used, permitting our iron-clad guarantee on all repairs.

MAAS BROTHERS Phone 4991 Day or Night. PLUMBING-E. G. Hauer Co. Value received for every dollar spent.

Phone 4815. RUG WEAVING- and repairing. Oriental and domestic rugs-by experts. Tampa Rug Carpet Co. at Darling Dept.

Store. UPHOLSTERING Restoring antiques, finishing. J. M. Ahrano Co.

H33-243. WELDING--Electric and acetylene welding. Weld anything and everything; go anywhere. Ash Welding Co. 4310 7th Ave.

Y5665. Y4885. Beauty Culture Nixie Beauty College Learn a profession at Tampa's finest beauty school. State supervised. Students financed.

Enroll now. Free work by students. 1901 Fla. M54-284. SHAMPOO and finger wave free each week.

Inquire about yours. Myown Beauty Salon. H27743. Mattress Renovating BILTRIGHT MATTRESS M52-641. FACTORY.

$2 and up. Phone MATTRESS RENOVATING- $3 or 2 for $5. A Mattress Co. Phone Y3362. MATTRESSES up.

Ace Mattress Factory. 4902 32nd St. Y5110. RENOVATING $2, 5649 RENOVATING $2 up, $1 down. 50c week.

Guaranteed Peters Mattress. S2351-S1735. SHAW MATTRESS FACTORYH1616. Reasonable prices. 1-day service.

SLIPCOVERS- Upholstering. mattress renovating. Quality work. S7179. SEMINOLE MATTRESS FACTORY.

TURNER MATTERSS CO. M53-052. $2 UP. 1-DAY SERVICE. 1601 NEBRASKA.

WHEN YOU Want mattresses renovated, call Stephens Mattress Factory, 3905 Nebraska. Phone M58734. 11 Moving, Transfer, Storage CITY TRANSFER Local and long distance. moving storage. LOCAL--and long distance moving.

1105 Grand Central. H3595. 13 Pressing Cleaning Tailoring ALTERING- -Repairing by expert. EMPIRE TAILORS, 711 Tampa St. DRESSES DYED FOR two weeks only, we will dye any dress one of the fall colors, for this very low price; reg.

$3.00 value. Ph. 4663 and we will call by. 15 Professional Servires DR. E.

H. BEAN, Osteopathic physician, Suite 2013 Central Office Bldg. 305 Cass. M1722. FREE EXAMINATION--by Dr.

Fred Urbuteit at our new hospital, Euclid and Ola Aves. Ph. M1286. 16 Repairing--Refinishing Lawn Mowers Sharpened, Repaired. CRENSHAW-McMICHAEL.

PH. 4072. 17 Roofing, Electrical, Plumbing A WOOD SHINGLE ROOF. Will get rid of your roofing worries for the next 28 years. Easy monthly payments.

Call Y1231. T. W. Ramsey Lumber Co. Call 2631 GOLD BOND FIBERED PLASTER Gold Bond Finish Lime Also Sand Rock and Cement Ask About Natural Trinidad Asphalt and Roofing Knight Wall Co.

Now Is The Time To Paint Let me give you an estimate on your painting, interior or exterior. Convenient terms; no red tape: finest materials and workmanship. Warren N. Sine 105 W. Hanna.

Phone $1783 RU-BER-OID ROOFING--Let us re-pair or reroof your home on payment plan. Spicola Edwe. 1907 7th Ave. USED AUTO up. Walter Atwood, Pioneer Tire.

Tampa ACCORDIONS- Band instruments. accessories. VALERO MUSIC COMPANY 904 Tampa Tampa, Fla. WE WILL -you cash, or trade you a new Philco radio for the piano you no longer use. GOURLIE MUSIC CO.

309 Zack St. Phone 4777 RADIO- Repairing $1.00, while you wait. Work guaranteed. Sherman's Radio Service, 216 Cass. M52-251.

STEINWAYS New and used, 5 makes of Spinets. Ask about our Xmas Club. Arthur Smith, 709 Florida Ave. 44 Seeds. Plants.

Fertilizer BEDDING PLANTS- -15c $1 per 100; bulbs, 25c $1.50 per 100; leaf mold. Davis, 1109 W. Cass. GLADIOLUS BULBS- 25c $1.75 per 100; also garden plants, cabbage, Ga. collards.

Anderson Seed 2203 7th Ave. Y1138. LIMES, LEMONS--Other citrus trees any size or quantity. Best bud selection. Also seed and seedlings.

DeSoto Nurseries, DeSoto City, Fla. OLIVER- -Farm implements and repairs. Rebuilt harrows and plows. A. F.

Clover. Y3122. 3602 7th Ave. SEED POTATOES -Small Red Bliss; well germinated, ready to plant. Reas.

Saffold Bros. Washington and East. Ph. 4628. TREES- Fruit and shade, all kinds.

A. Crandon. R. 3. Box 800.

Y4937. 46 Swap SWAP -Two chimney flues built, as down payment on an automobile. 3604 Florida Ave. M51323. TRADE- Good car or pickup truck for live stock.

G. H. Robinson, 1607 Fla. Ave. Tel.

M62-631. 47 Wanted to Buy OFFICE DESK WANTED--AlsO office chair and sewing machine. Singer preferred. Phone M5796. SHOWCASES WANTED-(SIX) 6 FT.

LONG, 18 IN. WIDE, IN FAIR CONDITION. 611 FRANKLIN ST. WE BU -Most anything. Highest prices, household goods, office furniture.

M1081. ROOMS AND BOARD 48 Hotels ALBANY Hotel, Franklin St. Rates $4 up weekly, 75c up day. ARLINGTON HOTEL Franklin St. Comfortable rooms.

Reasonable rates. FT. Thomas Hotel 1432 Franklin, Room and bath $1 a day. PARK HOTEL-212 W. Lafayette; near Tourist recreation center.

Newly decorated; Steam heat; Sun Porch. Moderate rates. 49 Resorts HUNTING GUIDES AND DOGS WRITE PHIL GLENN'S CAMP INVERNESS, FLA. 50 Rooms with Board CARDY, 110-Single and double rooms, tubs and showers, hot water. Reas.

PLANT, 110-nice connecting baths, shower. Good meals. Close in. ENJOY LIVING--at Tampa's finest residential hotel, reas. rates, walkIng distance.

Puritan Hotel, Plant at Platt. PLANT 304-Single and Double Winter accomodations. Reas. rates. H46-282.

Visit Juster's TOYLAND 39 Days Before Christmas SHOP NOW OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN. TOYLAND OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. JUSTER TIRE CO. 7TH COR.

NEBRASKA "Main Entrance to Ybor City" Don't Lose Your Temper When your Radio "nets up." Associated does EXPERT Radio Repairing Honest work, low prices, bent material, FREE estimates and all work guaranteed. Associated Radio Co. 912 Franklin Phone 4277.