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Tune In On WDAE THE TAMPA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1937 10 FINANCIAL BUSINESS SERVICES Sells Short" in Tobacco Mart MERCHANDISE Articles for Sale POWER UNIT Industrial Fordson with ball bearing clutch pulley drive. 2312 7th Ave. ROLL FILMS Developed and Drinl- ed 30c. Southern Photo News. 307 Jackson St 'x2v I II The good old days were never like this for the tomacco buyers who crowd the South Boston, festival to bid for the choice Virginia tobaccos at the annual auction of the nearby crop.

Straw hatted, cigar chewing auctioneers knocked down the crop to the highest bidders. But not so this year. Elizabeth Meyers, above, 20 and lovely in shorts and halter, will take the block, said to be the only girl tobacco auctioneer in I he world. Market News for Today H'tuliii, Electrical, Piuiniii'ig 2 WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK ROOFING PLASTIC ROOF CEMENT. PATCHING FABRIC.

ROLL ROOF AND SHINGLES. CORRUGATED AND 5-V CRIMP GALV. SHEET ROOFING. Everything for Roofing ROOFING Let us estimate, finance and quote you our prices on Ru-ber-oid Roofing. Spicola 1907 7th Ave.

Ph. Y1118. I-Wl. No Red Tape No Delay Terms to suit your need. 105 W.

Hanna St. S1783. ROOFING NO CASH DOWN SMALL Monthly payments Let ue show you why Barrett's Heavy Weight Everlox Shingles are better shingles Application and materia) 10-year guarantee. P. COOK ROOFING CO.

3700 FLORIDA AVE PH M1159 Bird Rooming MONTHLY PAYMENTS PAINTING AND REMODELING Murphy-McDonald Co. 100 E. Lafayette St. H30S1 H3082 M1212 A WOOD SHINGLE ROOF Will get rid of your roofing worries for the next 28 years. Easy montb-Iv payments Call Y1231.

T. W. Ramsey Lumber Co. EMPLOYMENT 19 Help Wanted Female COLORED WOMAN Single, mid-dleaged for general housework i modern country home; just be clean and neat about person, be a good cook and be willing to work. This is permanent job for right person; wages six dollars weeKiy, excellent living quarters.

Give reference- when applying. Phone Y5948. COLORED WOMAN Unincumbered middleaed. live on premises. Gen eral housework, cooking.

208 N. Armenia. HOSTESS KS WANTED Must have experience. Apply 228 South Frank lin St. SALES WOMAN To demonstrate Fountain Ink Pencils to Dealers and Stores.

Liberal commission. Applv 10-12. HARTLINE PEN PENCIL CO. 407 W. Fortune, Tampa, Fla.

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS If you want to EARN GOOD MONEY and like to sell CHRISTMAS CARDS, write, for samples of our Fastest Selling Christmas Card line. Sure profits guaranteed. KEELIN PRESS, Dept. 153 Soring. N.

Atlanta. 1(1 Help Wanted Male MAK1) Money part or full time. INSTO cleans hands instantly. Write for sales proposition. INSTO COMPANY, Los Angeles.

NEW YORK STATE Leaving August 29th; take two or three assistant drivers. Dodge deluxe sedan. Returning Oct. -10th. Write (R.

W. 2119 Central St. Petersburg. SALESMAN WANTED Men for fast selling automobile accessory. No capital required.

See Mr. Mc-Nallv at 1215 Garcia Ave. 21 Help Wanted Mnle or Female HERE 7.S YOUR OPPORTUNITY New fcovermnent legislation is creating- a grfat dpmand for secretaries, si enog ra pliers, bookkeepers, acroimlanls, auditors, etc. Salaries a re increasing. We have revised our courses and added extra equipment to meet this new condition.

Plan to be with us when our new term begins Sept. 6. Business Uni-versitv of Tampa, Inc. Ph. 2155.

WANTED Young- men and women 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, Presswork, Hand Composition and Monotype offered under supervision of trained instructors with modern equipment. For free catalog1, write V. C. Garriott, Secretary-Treasurer- of the Southern School of Printing.

1514-16 South Street. Nashville. Tennessee. 22 Snlesmen Agents 3 SALESMEN Established wholesale drug: and sundry route. Car and bond.

G. H. Harris 203 S. Melville. 23 Situation Wanted Kemale COLORED GIRL, Maid.

nurse, cook. Live on place. M60731. 1409 Lamar. FINANCIAL Business port unities ROOMING HOUSE Furniture $75, rent $10 month, facing school, park, Beach, rooms rented year round.

2430 Harper on DeSoto Park rarline. SMALL Grocery wanted for Address Box, 814 il. Times. cash. iihiis up by our Simplified Method You are assured of prompt service full privacy, and fair charges Repayments to suit your income.

Quick, confidential service. DON'T HESITATE TO INQUIRE. NO OBLIGATION. 502 Tampa Theater Bldg. 709 Franklin St Tel.

4710 Boy Is Hit-Run Victim, Man Held Daytona Beach, Aug. 23. (AP) A man listed as Ellis Hull of Ormond was arrested today in connection with the alleged hit-and-run death of Raymond Leeter, 13-year-old Holly Hill lad, who died shortly after being struck by an automobile on the State highway near here Saturday. Policeman Lawrence Cone of Holly Hill, who made the arrest, said Hull admitted being driver of the death car. Cone said Hull declared he "got scared" after hitting the boy.

An inquest in I he case was to be held late today. Notice of Application for Tax Deen. Notice is hereby given that M. J. Harris, holder of Tax Certificate No.

847, issued the 1st day of August, D. 1932, has filed same in my office has made application for tax deed to be issued thereon. Said certificate embraces the following described property in the County of Hillsborough, State of Florida, to-wit: Lot 40. Block 6, Inglewood Park Addition No. 1, Plat 12, Page 93, Sec.

12, Twp. 28 Rge. 18 E. The assessment of the said property under the said certificate issued was in the name of Unknown. Unless said certificate shall be redeemed according to law, the property described therein will be sold to the highest bidder at the courthouse door on the first Monday in the month of September, 1937, which is the 6th day of September, 1937.

Dated this 31st day of July, 1937. (Seal) CHAS. E. CULBREATH, Clerk of Circuit Court of Hillsborough County, Florida. By EUGENIA FERNANDEZ.

D. ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and found LOST strayed or stolen, male Fox terrier, small type, black and white markings; $25 reward for return or information leading lo his recovery dead or alive. Ph. S1316, 5410 Suwanee. POINTER FOUND Liver and white.

Apply 1106 Chestnut St. WHITE PURSE Lost between Li-mona and Safety Harbor, possibly on S. Westland containing prescription, papers, some money. Reward. Ph.

Y4788. PersnnnlN CARS WASHED cleaneO, cimoinzed. (1 Work euaranteed "Peeler's 3401 Nebraska M7179 SPIRITUAL ADVISOR Anna F. Lane Message meetlne Tues. Ph 2191 "733 Fla Ave Watch, Clock Repairing ANDERSON'S Watch Clock Shop.

70S Florida next to Y. M. C. A. Travel LINES-GREYHOUND Bus Depot Now Located 204 Cass St.

I BLOCK WEST OF OLD LOCATION PHONE 2091 Business Services ELECTRICAL Contractors repair fans. motors, radios. supplies. Broadway Elec. 1533 7th Ave Y3676 DETECTIVE Welch National Agency.

Complete service. Consultation free. Strictly confidential. 205 Citizens Bank Bldg Phone FR1GIDAIRE 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 Nisht UPHOLSTERING tiques, finishing. Co. H33243 to ring an-J. M. Ahrano RUG WEAVING And repairing.

Oriental and domestic rugs by experts. Tampa Rug Carpet Co at Darling Dept. Store. WELDING Electric and acetylene welding. Weld anything and everything; go anywhere.

Ash Welding Co. 4310 7th "Ave. Y5665. Night Y4S85. PLUMBING E.

G. Haner Co. Value received for everv dollar spent. Phone 4 815 Beauty Culture Nixie Beauty College ONE OF FLORIDA'S approved colleges; 17 years in Tampa. Big demand for students.

Girls must learn: we give free practice finger waves, marcels, scalp massages, manicures. Students coached by internationally known instructor, Karolena Nix, who has passed the State Board Examination with honors. Madame Nix finances your beautv course. M54-284. 1901 Florida Ave.

PALMA CEIA RESIDENTS! Convenient to you. Complete Beauty Service. All type permanent waving. up. Myown Beamy Salon, Bay-to-Bav and Lisbon.

Ph. H27-743. 11A1R CUTS Let us cut your hair to suit your individual type. Collins Beautv Parlor, 201 Twiggs. Mattress Renovating BARGAIN MATTRESS CO.

Guaranteed work: 1-day service. Prices reasonable. 1621 Nebraska. M63861 Inner springs, cushions, slip covers, refinishing and upholstering. S7179.

SEMINOLE MATTRESS FACTORY. MATTRESS and furniture repaired ren'v'd. Fla. Mattress Fac. H3747.

RENOVATING $2 M62671. 1-day service. MATTRESS RENOVATING $3 or 2 for $5. A Mattress Co. Phone Y3362.

RENOVATING $2, 5649 RENOVATING $1 down. 50c week Guaranteed. Peters Mattress S1735-S2351. RENOVATING 2 FOR $5. YOCR COTTON RETURNED.

M52641 SHAW MATTRESS FACTORY H1616. Reasonable prices. 1-day service. 1 1 Moving, Transfer. Storage CITY TRANSFER CO.

HI 801 Local and long distance moving storage. 13 Pres-sing Cleaning Tailoring ALTERING Repairing bv expert. EMPIRE TAILORS. 711 Tampa St. ALTERATIONS Clothes altered to fit.

"If we can't do it, it can't be done." V. Ficcio Sons. Inc. 207 E. Lafayette.

Phone M56282. RUGS CLEANED To bring back original beauty and finish. War-rens-DeSoto Cleaners Laundry. Ph. MSO01.

15 Professional Services SAVE YOUR EYES Reading or distant classes, one-piece bifocals. S7.50, including exam. H. F. Reeves, registered op-tometrist, 115 Lafayette.

16 Repairing Kef inishing LAWN MOWERS Sharpened and repaired Crenshaw-McMlchael Ph. 4 072. 17 Hoofing, mcctricnl. Plumbing PAY AFTER RAIN Repairs; coat ing, new roots; on time. Low nrices.

Mitchell. M56471 John H. McCall, 1314 Gray. Reroof Today, Fay Monthly Ko ReA Tnpe Na Oblnirntlnn Texaco Slate, roll I2.fttl SB-Lb. ate Smooth roll fl.SIl 4.1-Lb.

Notes Smooth, roll S.L.I.I Note Smooth, roll SI. in Plastic Roof Cement, enl. 68 KNOX STORES CO. 810 E. Lnfayett Ph.

3304 26 Loans up to $300 Auto, Furniture and Diamond Loans (Diamonds stored In Bank Vault) A PLAN TO MEET YOUR NEEDS HOME OWNED Mutual Finance Co. STATE SUPERVISED S08 Tamoa See lis Tndav Ph M5723 Keep Cool With Cold Cash Freedom from worry will help you endure hot summer days. If money problems are raising your temperature, let us supply the cash you need for pressing bills, vacations, car repairs or refinancing and other purposes. Come in, phone or write for further facts. If you can make small monthly payments, one of our plans will fill your need.

an Service. First National Bank Phone 2771. Bldg. INSTRUCTION 31 Local Instruction DANCE CORRECTLY No charge for try-out. Selma Drennan Brooks 12 years Tampa, call H32-7bl.

HAWAIIAN STEEL GUITAR -Taught by the world's best am shortest method. Honolulu Con servatory of Music, Cass St. Arcade Phone M6797. 10 to 12. 2 to 4 am 6 to 8 P.

M. SECRETARIAL COURSE Start at The Business University now. Day classes. 512 monthly. 13 weeuiy night school.

$4 monthly or tl weekly. Phone 2155. DAY OR EVENING SCHOOL. Shorthand Accounting Btiaine Adminlntrntfon. nay School, S12 Month, S3 Weekly, Gr.

Central at Edinon At. Ph. HI 117 "DisilnKUished By Its Graduates." LIVE STOCK 33 Cats, Dogs. Pets PETS and supplies of every descrip. tion.

Get our prices before buying. Tampa Pet Supply Co. Phone M1407. 1114 Franklin St. 34 Cattle, Horses, Vehicles COWS, horses, mules at right prices.

H. A HUMPHREY STABLE. 3879. 35 Poultry and Supplies RAISE CHICKS The New Life wav with Manamar Feeds. Baby chinks.

7305 Florida. Sn416. SCRATCH FEED butter milk egg mash, shorts, $1.85. Cash and carry. Sylvain Feed, 48th and 7th Ave.

WANTED hens, fryers and young- ducks. Berry Bros. Poultry Co. corner Marian and Tyler. Ph.

407'! 36 Wauled Pets Iivestxk PIGS WANTED Live or dressed pigs 80 to 150 average. Market price Phone 4114. MERCHANDISE 37 Articles for Sale BATH ROOM Planning a new one or remodeling an old one, see us for best prices. Standard. Crane or Kohler fixtures.

Buv now, pay later: use our budget plan. McGhan Company. 3009 Fla. Ave. Phone 3408.

BIG DISCOUNT On oil burning heaters during August. Order now. pay later. Duro Co. 121S Fla, M6745.

BEDROOM SUITE In first class condition. 5 piece, J25. Kehoe, 23d St. ami 7th Ave. T11G1.

CHEAP 1 single drum cylinder hoist with 4 cylinder LeRoi engine. 1 2 drum Clyde hoist with 45 H. P-Waukesha engine, i 3 drum Berlin Sander with 4 8 inoh bed. Dave Gordon 1809-1813 2nd Ave Y16B4. Cooler, 8x6 McCray.

Compressor and coils $175 Phone 4966 114 Tampa St. STANDARD SCALE FIXTURE CO DESKS Used office desks in all finishes, real, priced. 105 Zack Phone M1345. DRIVES BELTS SOUTHERN PUMP AND SUPPLT 1123 Florida Ave. Ph.

2247 DRAGLINES AND BUCKETS Ail sizes from 'i-yd. to lU-vds. T1182 Regrar Machinery. FIVE does. MILK GOATS 2 1114 Linebaush.

milking, 3 Ph. SSS19. FURNiTU RE -Stoves Keho buys, sells trades Phone T1161 FURNITURE Radios, bicycles, stoves, salesman for Coolerator. Friffidaire, Kerosene Electrolux Refrigerators. Time payments.

Oliver's, 2703 Fla. MS1-744. GLASS Old mirrors re-silvered and made to order. If you need glass rail 11s. Florida Mirror.

Phone 3633. GOOD POWER LAWN MOWER CHEAP. SEE MERRITT. 607 RWANN H20-6S1. Johnson Plumbing Co.

SUN WATER HEATERS Installed 24 months to pay. Plumbing and heatins: installations. Visit our show rooms. Complete line of repair parts. 2001 Fla.

Ave Ph. M5747 MAGIC CHEF gas range, like new, cheap. See Mrs. Dawson, Embassy Apts. MAGIC TRICKS Jokes, wigs, novelties.

Headquarters for magicians. Southern Magic 304 E. Tyler St. MAYTAG WASHERS Parts and Service. The Duro 1215 Fla.

M6745. OFFICE SUPPLIES Office Economy Index, Tampa's convenient office supply store. Two entrances, opp. P. O.

steps and opp. Hillsboro Hotel. PIPE If it's pipe we have it New and used. All sizes any quantity, black and galvanized. Also fittings.

Southern Iron Bag, 2326 7th Ave. Y1430. PANTS The most complete line of sport and dress pants in Tampa at prices you can afford. Model Clothing Store, 1016 Franklin St. John Mayworth, 1103 28th Ave.

cr on SAVE MONEY By our store and calling Lowest prices guaranteed ftl tMAMm LfVil Temperatures STATIONS 0 if 8 3 Abilene 72 88 Atlanta 70 92 Bermuda 78 90 Birmingham 68 88 Brownsville 76 94 Boston 58 66 Buffalo 58 66 Charleston 78 86 Charlotte "0 90 Chicago 66 70 Cincinnati 64 78 Denver 64 94 Des Moines 60 80 Detroit 62 72 Devils Lake 64 88 Dodge City 62 86 Dothan 70 96 Dubois 64 90 Fort Smith 72 84 Galveston 82 90 Grand Canyon 56 86 Hatteras 76 86 Havre 56 98 Huron 64 96, Kansas City 68 78 Knoxville 72 90 Los Angeles 64 84 Macon 72 90 McRae 70 9 0 Memphis 74 80 Meridian 70 92 Paul 62 SO Montgomery 70 94 New Orleans 76 92. New York '68 80 North Platte 60 90 .10 .32 .00 1.30 .00 1.00 .00 .00 .06 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 1.16 .00 .22 .00 .00 .02 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .01 ,00 .10 .26 .24 .06 .00 1.52 .00 .22 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Oklahoma City 70 SO Phoenix 80 102 Pittsburgh 64 76 Roswell 62 86 St. Louis 70 80 Salt Lake City 76 98 San Antonio 76 96 San Diego 66 76 San Francisco 54 66 Sault Ste. Marie 46 68 Seattle 54 68 Sheridan 64 96 Shreveport 74 94 Thomasville 70 90 Washington 66 86 West Plains 70 88 Williston 66 98 Winnemucca 50 92 Yuma 82 104 Florida: stations. Apalachicola 74 88 Fort Myers 72 90 Jacksonville 74 SS Key West 78 86 Miami 80 S2 Pensacola 74 86 TAMPA 72 89 .30 .00 .00 .00 .88 .02 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .18 22 .10 .01 .64 Marine Calendar ARRIVALS.

Topa Topa, Mobile, to load phosphate, Lykes agent. Waban, New Orleans, to load phosphate, Lykes agent. MS. Truxton (Nic), Alvara Obre-gon, to discharge bananas, Standard Fruit and Steamship operator. M.S.

W. M. Delphia, Belize, B. H-, fruit, Humphrey and MacGregor, broker. Angrer, lriona, Honduras, fruit, Humphrey and MacGregor, broker.

Schr. Racer (Hond. Baraca, Cuba, no cargo, Humphrey and MacGregor, broker. CLEARANCE, Cuba, Havana and Key West, passengers, mail and P. O.

Line, operator. Hilton, Pensacola and Panama City via St. Petersburg, general cargo, Bui Line, operator. West Madaket, Havre, London and Hull, general cargo, Lykes agent. MS.

Truxton (Nic), Alvara for return cargo of bananas, Standard Fruit and Steamship operator. Barge Pure Sherrill and tug Bafshe, Miami, Seaboard Oil operator. I. PORT. Schr.

Goldfield exchanging passengers and cargo, Humphrey and MacGregor, broker. bchr. Frank A. Morey. Dantzler docks, Captain Bodden, master, Humphrey and MacGregor, broker.

Schr. Miss B. (Brit Tampa Shipbuilding and Engineering terminal, Humphrey and MacGregor, broker. Schr. Ziroma Tamoa Stev edoring Humphrey and MacGre gor, oroKer.

SHIPS Dl'E. Tomorrow. Pawnee. New Orleans. Clyde-Mai lory Line, operator.

Alamo, Clyde-Mallory Line, op erator. Barge Ohio and tue Senator Bai ley, j'ort Arthur, tomorrow Wednesday, Gulf Oil opera tor. Wednesday-. Cuba, Havana and Kev West. P.

As O. J.ine, operator. Eglantine, Norfolk, Lykes agent. MS. Koeniasbers- fGer.l.

Philadel phia, Fillette-Green agent. Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES. John Terry Smith. 25. 2422 Earner and Mary Lucretia Bolger, 26, on 2otn st.

John Granados, 50. 14th and Ethel Roberts, 32. 1516 Morgan St. Leon Poore, 21, Plant City, and Margaret Der, iy, city. Gregory Gomez, 27, Port Tampa, and Lois Brown, 24, Wauchula.

Homer Lee Sutton, 26, Lakeland, and Ruby Thedia Curry, 21, Tampa. Oliver Russell, 28. 2703 Jefferson and Edith Griffin, 21, 1603 Nebraska Ave. Thomas Gibson f'hrisfian, 67. Pa-hokee, and Wanena F.

Adkins, 65, Bartow. Robert Pepper, 30, 2402 Fig and Ruth Hays, 27, 109 Crest Ave. Steve Italiano, 21, 2121 Union and Mary Albano, 21, 2309 12th Ave. REALTY TRANSFERS. B.

J. Skinner and wife to Lewis H. Hill lot 16, block 12, Seminole Heights. G. J.

Kennedy and wife lo Carrie May Parrlsh, lot 35. Bungalow Terrace. Juan More ana wife, to Lita E. More and Frances More, lot 1 and part of lot 2, block 9, Panama Sub division. Janie May and Harry A.

May to Mae Boone, part or NW'i, Sec. 11 Twp. 29 Rge. 22 E. W.

Reynold Beckwjth to Ida Mur-guia, lot 21, Fairfield Subdivision. ORDERS AND DECRERS. Inez Cason vs. Eugene W. Cason.

Ofolia Fernandez vs. Ejerico Fernandez. Isolde V. Van Sickle rs. Byron Van Sickle.

SLITS FILED. Tn Re; Liquidation of CiUzens Bank and Trust Co. McMullen and Draper, attorneys. P. J.

Clancy, executor of estate of Mary A. Matson, deceased, vs. Tampa College, Cyrus Q. Stewart, attorney. BUILDING PERMITS.

P. C. Martino and 111 Third Avenue, build warehouse, $3000. Nehi Bottling 210 Morgan build addition, $150. J.

H. Albritton, Brewster, build house. $700. Rosa Fishbaum, 1714 Morgan reroof. $300.

L. H. Williams, $09 S. Fielding metal garage, $100. Injured Couple In Duval Hospital Jacksonville, Aug.

23. (AP) Hospital attendants said today the condition of Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Jensik of Safety Harbor, injured when their car overturned south of Green Cove Springs Saturday "was improving." Dr. Jensik, owner of a sanitarium in the Pinellas County resort, received several broken ribs and a head injury.

His wife was hurt less seriously. He told attending physicians his car skidded when he attempted to dodge a dog on the highway. Diamonds are not inflammable fn air, but will burn at 850 degrees C. if put in pure oxygen. BIG YEAR SEEN FOR FARMERS $9,000,000,000 Income Pre dicted by Economists; Markets, Aid Cited Washington, Aug.

23. (AP) Government economists predicted today that marketings of this sea. son's principal crops plus govern ment benefits will put J9, 000 in the pockets of farmers, male ing it their most prosperous year since 1929. This figure is over a million dollars more than 1936 cash farm income, which was $7,805,000,000, and more than double the 1932 depression low of $4,328,000,000 The 1929 total was $10,479,000,000. A.

B. Black, chief of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, said 1937 was more favorable in another respect the larger income is more evenly divided over the nation hecause droughts failed to damage crops of extensive regions as in 1934 and 1936. I The Increased flow of dollars to farmers resulted, Black said, from improved demand for farm products due to general business recovery, reduction of supplies by recent-droughts, and "farm programs carried on by the Federal Government." The income survey estimated government payments to farmers in 1937 would amount to $400,000,000 or $450,000,000, compared with $287,000,000 in 1936. Speeding up payment checks accounted for the gain. Income from farm marketings will run a $1,000,000,000 ahead of last year, the economists said, chiefly because, of larger crops this year.

"Wheat, apples and tobacco will show largest gains, they said, while cotton and cottonseed, vegetables and all grains except corn should surpass 1936 totals. Income from livestock and livestock products will be uie same 'as last year, they predicted, shorter market supplies offsetting higher prices for cattle, hogs and other animals. Income from dairy products is expected to run 5 percent above last year while that of poultry and eggs may be less because of lower pricef. Pinellas Poultry Producers to Meet Special to The Times Largo, Aug. 23.

Plans have been completed for a meeting of the Pinellas Poultry Producers As sociation at the fair grounds here tomorrow, when the 10th birthday anniversary of the organization will be celebrated. Phil Taylor Tallahassee, Supervising Inspector of the Inspection Department has been invited to speak. W. F. Belcher is in charge of construction on the new home of the Largo Sentinel on Bay Drive between Second and Third Sts.

Plans call for a building of con Crete blocks. A modern plant will be installed? by Stanley Pecarek, editor and owner of the Sentinel. A printing office will be run in connection with the paper. Girl Held, Gunman Companion Sought Newton, Aug. 23.

(API Holding a pretty 17-year-old girl as material witness, police today pressed a house-to-house search for her gunman companion who slew one policeman and critically wounded another. The girl, booked as Miss Frances TV. Frada of Cambridge, told questioners, District Attorney Warren L. Bishop said, that she met the unidentified slayer in cafe and accepted his Invitation to go for a ride. The gunman shot Patrolmen Henry Bell.

27, and Lawrence Mur phy, 31, after they stopped him for a minor violation of the automo bile laws. Florida Projects Approved by WPA Jacksonville, Aug. 23 AP) Stat officials of the Works Progress Administration said today officials at Washington had approved projects in two Florida counties. They included: Winter Garden, street improvements, Federal funds $8,998, sponsor Polk County, improvement of road in District 2, Federal funds $7,86, sponsor $2,271. Approval of a project for construction of an $11,838 Farmers' Market at Starke also was reported.

The Federal government will furnish $8,943 of the cost, and the Bradford County Commission Explosion Injures 3 in Fishing Party St. Petersburg, Aug. 23. (AP) Explosion of a motor in a 3 5 -foot cruiser off Pinellas Point injured three members of a fishing party, one ef them seriously. Dorfard M.

Bruce, cranking the engine when the blast occurred, received severe burns. J. C. Harper nd Allen M. Hill were burned less seriously.

Other members of the party were not hurt. Tar Smoking Causes Excitement at Miami Miami, Aug. 23. (AP) Aroused by a flurry of calls reporting a bayfront hotel ablaze, firemen rushed out half the city's equipment While engines chugged noisily on the street, agile firemen dashed 12 stories to the roof. There they found a pot of roofer's tar smoking innocently but vigorously.

DOUBLE TROIBLE, Hiawatha, Aug. 23. Last Summer, while one of Len Hooper's boys was in a hospital, lightning killed two horses on his farm. This Bummer Mrs. Hooper was taken to the hospital.

Lightning tailed killing two cows. SCALES Slicers, grinders, choppers. Guaranteed, in first class condition. Cheap for cash. 3706 Fla.

Ave. Room 3. SHIRTS FREE 33c tie with purchase of each guaranteed shirt. $1 to J1.95. Varsity Shirt Tie Shop, 212 E.

Cass St. Used Refrigerators Used Gro. or Restaurant Refrigerators Can be used with let -or mechanical refrigeration THESE ARE REAL BARGAINS. I. W.

Phillips Co. MORGAN BELT STS PH MBS3T W. E. ALMAN Cabinets, fixtures, porch and lawn furniture made to order. 2005 Florida Ave.

Phon M56-941. WATER SYSTEMS AND SOFTENERS The Duro 1216 Fla. M0745 WELLS DRILLED As iow as 40o per ft Pumps, engines water systems Dixie Pump Wks. 206 B. Buffalo WINDOW SHADES Reversed.

15c: striped awning cloth, 25c Bilt-Rite Awning Window Shade 1314 Tamoa St. Ph. 4707 H. P. Motor, good as $20 5 H.

P. Buffer motor. 2 shafts. 18" Exhaust fan, guaranteed 52" Ceiling fan, reconditioned. $10 QUINBT ELECTRIC 214 Jackson St.

Phone 2772. 12-INCH Electric fan; sewing machine; gas hot plate; electric hot adjustable dress form; gum vending machine; 9x12 rug: living room suite: 25 plank, 2x8x16: two pairs casement windows; window frame with sash; coffee urn. 5303 Seminole Ave. 38 Building Materials LUMBER New and used framing, siding, ceiling, flooring. We save you money.

Florida Wrecking 1U6 nr. Central. H20-424. 40 Furniture BARGAINS AT FRIDAY-O'NEAL New furniture of all kinds at wholesale pricei. Do not sell dealers.

1548 Green St. Ph. HI 940 EVERITE Kerogas oil range, $18; small Marsh kitchen cabinet, $24.75. Epps Furniture 3815 FOR YOUR FALL SEWING Have your machine reconditioned at low cost by Singer factory trained mechanics. Call Singer Sewing Machine 715 Florida Ave.

Phon 3853. LIVING ROOM Suite, Maple, 3-, piece $30. Sunbeam Mixmaster, $10. 3112 Hawthorne Rd. OIL COOK STOVE Built ill oven.

one chifforohe, one all steel and porcelain coal and wood heater. 8506 11th St. 43 Radio Musical Equipment RADIO SERVICE WE SERVICE all makes of radiom. Ail worK done By xpert radio technicians. Pricei reasonable Fourth Floor.

MAAS BROTHERS Phon 4991. ACCORDIONS Band instruments. accessories. VALERO MUSIC COMPANY 904 Tampa Tampa, Fia. KOONTZ RADIO SERVICE Re- pairs while you wait 2806 Fla.

Ph. M64-184. PIANOS Checkering grands and fa mous resotonio scale "Musette" pianos. Arthur Smith Music 709 Florida Ave. RADIOS REPAIRED $1.00 Any make radios while you wait.

Work guaranteed. 908 Franklin St Opp. Grant's. M53-511. WE WILL PAY you cash, or trad you a new t-nuco radio tor in piano you no longer use.

GOURLIB MUSIC CO. 509 Zack St. Phone 4777 $1 DISCOUNT if you bring your radio to me for repairs. .1. Malcolm Crosgrove, 206 Florida Ave.

M56-271. 44 Seeds, Plants, Fertilizer LIMES, Lemons, other citrus treev, any siz or quantity. Best bud selection. Also seed and seedlings. DeSoto Nurseries.

DeSoto City. Fla. OLIVER Tractors, farm imple ments, used harrows repairs. A- F. Clover.

3602 7th Ave. TREES Fruit and shade, all kinds. A. Crandon. R.

3. Box 800 Y4937. 46 Swap LIVING ROOM SUITE For what have von? Kehoe. Phone Y1161. TRADE Good building lot.

for a fine running automobile. Geo. Dill 1202 Fla. Ave. Ph.

2052. Wanted to Buy GALVANIZED PIPE Fittings, plumbing supplies, other goods. So. Fla. 320!) 7th Ave.

Y-3843. OFFICE DESK WANTED also of fice chair and typewriter. Phone M579S. GLIDDEfJ SPECIAL! GI.1DOK.V JAP-A- LAC 4-HOUR ENAMKIj ENAMK. 63 Pt For Furniture, 'immrn Wallx, Etc.

BRUSH SOME COLOR INTO YOUR HOME Quick 22 modern colors. Brush marks melt away Dries to a tile-like sui-' face. Glidden Paint Store 815 Florida Ave. Ph. 4623 all Out of Town Repairing Done While You Wait bringing your radio (o for it when completed.

FREE ESTIMATKS HOXEST WORK BEST OF MATERIALS ALT, REPAIR WORK FULLY GUARAXTED Ml I Of Tampa Produce These Quotations dt the State Marketing Bureau represent sales in small Jobbing lots direct to retailers the night prior to and the morning of Monday, Aug. 23, 193, The Jobber's buying price would gen. erally be a margin lower. or intormation call 4795 EGGS. EGGS: fey whites (mostly locally produced).

27 per doz 38: vhite3 (mostly locally pruduced). 24 per 36: fey. whites (mostly 10. caljy produced). iOVa oz per doz.

la. Grade A whites. 27 oz per doz. Giade A whites 24 oz per doz 36; Fla 34: Fla Grade A whites, 20Va oz per doz. 31: Grade A whites, 17 per 25; ship, ped.

Grade B. 24 oz per doz. 27 28: Fla unclassified. 2S LIVE POIILTRV (foKSALES.) HENS: Colored, per 20 21: leghornl. per BROILERS: Colored.

1 to Pi-lb. size. leghorns, same size, FRYERS: Colored, per leghorns, per .22.24. ROOSTERS. Per lb.

mostly 15 16. FRUITS AND MELONS. Supply of fruits moderate; demand poor; market generally dull. APPLES: Eastern, bus. various varieties, ord.

to good, 1.00(S1.6.i. AVOCADOS: 36 54s, 1.25; Cuban, 36-54s, 1.25gl.50. LEMONS: bu. ord. to fairly good.

1.00. LIMBS: bu. Key types. 2.755? 3.00: bu. Persian types.

2.00(a 2.50. GRAPEFRUIT: 12-box bags, field run. MANGOES: bu. common types, ord. to good.

PEACHES: Eastern, bu. No. 1 size, various varieties. 2.503.00. PEAKS: bu.

ord. to good, .50 PERSIMONS: bu. fair to good. 2.00. CANTALOUPES: lettuce 27-50s.

3.00. WATERMELONS: round types. M-32-lb. size, PINEAPPLES: Cuban, 2.00. VEGETABLES.

Supply of vegetables light to moderate; demand poor: market generally dull. BEANS: bu. G. ord. to good.

1.50(gl.75: bu. T. Greens, fair to good, 2.00. PEAS: bu. fair to good.

1. 00. BEANS: bu. fair to god, 3.00ff3.2j. BUTTER BEANS: bu.

no supply. BEETS: Eastern, bu. ord. to fairly good. 1.50: Western, 4-5s.

3.75(S4 00. CARROTS: Eastern, bu. fair to good. 2.002.23; Western, 6s, a. 75 4.00.

CAULIFLOWER: Western, 12s, 2.00 2.25. CELERY: Western, J-4s. S.75 4.00. COLLARDS: per fair to good. .0.95.

CORN: Green. per ord. to fairly good. .25. wUKJib: DU.

lair 10 guuu, (8,2.25. EGGPLANT: bu. fair to good, few. LETTUCE: Western, 5s, S.754.00. OKRA: bu.

small mostly ONIONS: Eastern. 50-lb. bags, yellows, 1.40(51. M. PEAS: Field.

bu. fair to good. 1.00. POTATOES: Jersey, per Cobblers, No. 1 size.

1.50: Sweet, pjer ord. to good. RUTABAGAS: Eastern, Sfl-lb. bags. .90 1.00.

SQUASH: bu. yellow crooks, ord. to good. 2.354&2.50. TOMATOES: Eastern.

So-lh. loose pak. ord. to fairly good. 1.001 .75.

NOTE: Poorer stock quoted lower. EGGS AND LIVE POULTRY. steady on Florida whites and about steady on snippea-in siock. cssa, Florida grade A whites, 27 per 35; 24 oz. 33; 26 29; 1 7 'A 23.

Shipped grade A whites, 24 per 2831; all grades, mixed colors, 23-24 per mostly 2225. Fryers, colored, per 2425; Leghorns 22P23. 11 11. lh sWe. per 2224; Leghorns, same size, 21(0)23.

T-Ton colnrerl 4 lhs. 11D. oer I61BI8: Leghorns. 15017. Koosters, per lutsyi.

Groomsman Injured When Struck by Car Jacksonville, Aug. 23. (AP) Zina R. Carter, 26, of St. Petersburg, was treated at a hospital here yesterday for a severe head injury received Saturday night at Starke when he was struck by a car.

Attending physicians said his condition was "fairly good." Carter was en route here from Gainesville where he had served as a groomsman at a wedding. He had stepped out of the car in which he was riding in the Bradford County town when a passing automobile hit him. Orlando Woman Injured on Trip Brunswick, Aug. 23. (AP) Mrs.

Mary L. Carruthers, 42 East Amelia Orlando, is being treated at a hospital for injuries suffered in an automobile accident here last night. En route to South Carolina, where she was called by the serious illness of a relative, her car went off the high way and overturned. The extent of her injuries has not been determined. POINTLESS JOKE.

Denver, Aug. 23. "Just try something funny," a hijacker warned Vernon Purdy. Purdy tried something funny a right to the chin. The robber fled.

JVOOX STOCK LIST. American Cmi Amer Smelt and 7 77 511 .113 12 1.T American Woolen Atchison anil Atlantic Conxt Line Hetlilehem Steel Chrysler (' Cola Col and Kl Crucible Steel DuPont fie Hrle Knilroail tienernl Klectric 3lotors Illinois Central 5 2:1 Xew York Central 9 Pennsylvania Itatlrnatl iteo IHotrs Seaboard Air Southern Pacitic Southern Railway Stamlard Oil any. 1 Stuiiciiaker I nhm Pacific I' Rubber I Steel 14 12 DAIRY PnODl't'TS. Chicago, Aug. 23.

Gutter, 10,136, steady. Creamery specials (93 score) SS'i extras (92 score). 3t: extra tirsts (90-91 scores), 32(832 firsts (8S-S9 scores), 29 30 seconds (84-87 scores), standards (90 centralized carlots), 32. Eggs, 7,034, firm; extra l'irsts, local 21, cars 21 fresh graded firsts, local 20 Vi, cars, 21: current receipts, 19. New York, Aug.

23. Butter, 7,500, easier; creamery higher than extra. 33 34; extra (92 score), 3S-a: firsts (88-91 scores), 30M.33; seconds scores), 273(; cen tralized (90 score). StV, Cheese, 270,001, quret. State, whole mUK tiats, rresn incy, 19; fresh specials, zu; hem, tancv 1936.

23 (24. 10,272, irregular. colors: special packs, 23 29; standards, 23; firsts, 212iy; seconds, rjUtv. mediums, 1914; dirties, No, 1, average checks, 17 IS. lutes, resale of premium marks 35 3 6 nearby and midwestern premium marks, 32 (g; 34 exchange spe cials, iumiii; exchange standards 27 2S fancy mediums.

exchange mediums, 21V- Iff! 28 i pee-wees to pullets, Pacific coast, jiimDo and premiums, 3 2 'i 38; Pacific coast specials, 32 r)34; Pacific coast standards. 30(j33; Pacific coast mediums, 2930: Pac4fic coast pullets, 22. Browns, extra fancy 3134; nearby and western special pacKs, Z7I630; standards, 24 zb; nearby mediums, 24 27 Vi. Duck eggs, extra large tancy. 2liJ other nearby large fancy 2 3 2 5.

SUGAR. New York, Aug. 23. Raw sugar was unchanged early today at 3.60 tor spots with no sales renorted. Refiners held aloof pending the action of President Roosevelt on the sugar hill, although sugars in prompt positions were available at mis level.

Futures were Irregular. No. 3 contract was easier under further liriuidation and commission house selling. No. 4 was firmer by increased covering and trade buying May No.

3 sold off from 2.28 tt 2.26 or 5 points net lower and was Holding around 2.28 at midday when i.ie general 11st was I to 3 points net lower. In No. 4 May sold from i.ii'rj to .1.24 or l'A points net high er and was holding around the best at midday when the general list was about to 1 net higher. Kenned was riuiet and unchanged at 4.60 for fine granulated with the trade awaiting developments on the sugar bill. LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, Aug. 23. (U. S. Bent.

Agr.) Hogs 11,000, including 3,500 direct; now 15S25 cents lower than triaays average: early ton 12.65: bulk good and choice 180-230 lb. 12.2G(o60; 210-300 lbs. 11.8512.40; most good packing sows 10.35 11.00. Cattle calves 3.300: strictly grain fed steers steady; all others 25 cents lower; market slow except on long fed steers and yearlings; early top 17.75 with 18.00 bid; liberal share of crop of value to sell at 12.5015.50; stockers and feed ers slow, steady; about 4,000 north western grassers. mainly cows, in crop; all grass cows and heifers 15 to 25 cents lower; bulls steady and vealers 25 cents lower; practical top weighty sausage bulls 6.0O: few 6.75: vealers 9.0011.00.

POl'ITRY. trucks, steady; hens 4 lbs. up, 21, I' 1 1. a ,01 ia man 173 11,3., 1 73 ucftiu'lii hens, 16: fryers, colored 22, Plymouth Rock 24, White Rock 23, DHieuHCKS 13; Droiicrs, enmrea zz, Plvmnitll, and Whlto TJntrc 9 ii; ijegiiuins, ii; spini, colored 22, Plymouth Rock 24, ters 14, Leghorn roosters 13: LuiKeys, Menu ii, turns in, ihv. turkeys 15; young ducks, white and colored, 4 lbs.

up, 17; small colored 15, small white, 16; old geese 14, young 16. New York, Aug. 23. Dressed poul- 329; fryers, 232; roosters, 25 311 1UHIS, 10 ip zj; rj lhs Hiskoc. cn.ee onzso-.

48 Id roosters, 1619: ducks, 1 5 tfT 1 7l roTcn ehicke.s roasters 26ip30; fo wis, 36-42 48-54 Is. roosters, 1619; turkeys, western 15(g31; ducks, 1S18. CASH C.BA1. Chicago, Aug. 23.

Cash wheat, No. 3 red, 1.05 1.07 4 No. 2 hard, 1.094?1.10; No. 1 mixed, 1.04: corn, No. 3 mixed, 99.

No soybeans; barley sales, 53ifi)84; seed malting 65P84; timothy seed, 2.600 2.60; no colver. SILVFR. New York, Aug. 2.1. Bar silver steady and unchanged at 445.

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