The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 10

TEN THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Friday Morninff, March 24, ZX Aa electronic microscope has been Invented which, without lenses, magnifies up to 30,400 times. $3,000,000 STREET PROJECT BEGINS and gives twenty-five time the resolving power of the best conventional lene-type microscope. mum dorris SERVICES TODAY 1 5 DIAMOND LADCS' rMKHOICEJj 5105 -1 SINE ca-PflSEEnrC VVV Ove 300 pair of the season's imarteet high grade tHoet rejects ood cancellations of high grade, rrationolly known broods eroationclty priced! AAAAA to EU 1 1 1 I ilT Here' our fj 4 1 1 Jl tt I chooce to til 1 Add I5e for Mall VT SSS I Beautiful 14-k yellow gold mounting, hand engraved, let with large center diamond and two small tide diamonds. 50c DOWN 50c A WEEK fiitea at McKenilree Methodist Church Burial la 1 ML Olivet 'ln'T M. Dorri, prominent undertaker and county highway commUwtonr.

will buried la Mt Olivet Cemetery thle afternoon following funeral services at 3:30 clock at McKendree Methodist Church. Officiating win be Dr. King Vlvlon, Dr. Coeten J. HarreU, Bishop B.

P. Dandridge and the Rev. J. Francla McCloud. Mr.

Dorria died Wednesday afternoon at a local hospital after an extended Ulness. Pallbearers will member of the Davidson County Highway Department: C. A. Briley, J. Clark Akera, R.

D. Marshall, C. C. Thacker, C. Baker, Norman Boyd, T.

K. R. W. Pafford, W. H.

Hutton and Morria Freeman. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Mattio Carter Dorris; a daughter, Mrs. Frances Dorris Seller, of Detroit, Mlch.i a son, F. Carter Dorria, of Nashville; two sisters, Mrs.

M. Patterson, of Springfield, Tenn, and Mrs. Llndsey Bender, of New Ro-chelle, and five VV2 WPA workers Busy with pick and shovel on Caes Street near Eleventh Thursday morning, when the photographer snapped this picture of the beginning ef the city's 13,000,000 street program. 3 ARCADE A crew of 40 WPA workers mere, and air compressors were jthe procurement of additional equlp- run Thursday paving the way forlment needed lor we program. started the city's 13,000,000 street program Thursday morning by breaking up with picks portions of the present surfacing on Cass Street and Twelfth Avenue, North.

City Engineer Felix Beasley said CHAPEL HILLrChapl Hill derived Its name from the" first set-Oers who earn from North (fa 'A7 JVvff that the workers were Just beginning to get started Thursday, and that there is still lots of preliminary A MLd fci k. I ft V. ft ft W. KM i i YOU CAN BE SURE WITH work to be dona, before the street program gets "under way at full steam." Newspaper advertisements so vte, liciting bids on crushed limestone, steel curb forms, trucks, jack ham- r-i ill i MALTIST AIRT PRODUCT Ptlivery Mum J-S45I NAIHVIUI rURl MILK CO. WONT STOP FISHING AT LAKE, -SAYS POE Conservation Commissioner MyNAM6'SlBC" WHEN HEADACHES STRIKE JUST SWALLOW ME IN MINUTES FEW THE PAINS WILL FLEE.

Clarifies Statement On Reelfoot Plana Conservation Commissioner J. Charles Foe Thursday denied any Intention of closing Reelfoot Lake to fishing or to "stop or even cur tail commercial fishing" In the lake. He Issued a statement aimed at clarifying comment he made to a reporter the previous day. The statement in full follows: STMTKJG TODAY we begin Unloading Thousands of Smart "Perhaps I did not make myself clear to The Tennessean reporter yesterday in diecusslng the prob lems of Reelfoot Lake, in any event, I did not mean to convey the Impression that this depart I ment plans to stop fishing on Reel- foot Lake for several years. There is no need for such action and conditions are nowhere near bad enough to warrant our considering such action.

"Neither do we Intend to try to Choice of our stock with every purchase amounting here they are! On sale at a fraction of their value Newest styles Smartest colors A big assortment All brand new. stop or even curtail commercial fishing. The idea I meant to convey was that the commercial sale of black bass should be stopped be The "war-scare" In Europe has caught manufacturers with heavy stocks. We "picked up" these new, smart clothes ot "below regular wholesale." And to $15 or more. cause bass Is worth more for rec reation than for commercial fish ing.

Eventually no doubt the com mercial fishermen themselves will see the advantage of curtailing, if not stopping, sale of all game fish. Already most of them realise that Men Here's a Value you'll talk Regular fieguIaJL $7.95 they make more off of pushing and guiding tourists and sportsmen ii than they do off of the sale of fish." $24JbO value and worth ttl SPESHEKS WITH THE FAMOUS DRUGGIST SEEKING POST IN COUNCIL ROLLATOR MECHANISM W. E. Creer Is Candidate From 10th Ward; Promises Wo Mud-Slinging' atat at GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, SHOP 117 Sth Ave N. rkm J-2744 ni tptrttti by Ttmntistt Valltf Applitmen, Imc.

I) W. E. Greer, 3001 Broad Street, was the only candidate, Thursday, to announce his entrance Into the May 11 municipal election. He Is Men a vvniri your "pick." FREE! of our stock 12 Dtmm seeking election as city councilman Etty Ttrms All your "pet" colors! in the new Easter materials, and what a buy! Each coat is an outstanding bargain as well as a "knockout" style. from the Tenth Ward.

Bilamct Euy Terms In his statement of candidacy, Greer declared: As soon as you "touch" these rich fabrics you'll know they are with every purchoM ot I5 or mora. 1C "I am entering this race without the slightest animosity to any candidate In our ward. At no time will I Indulge In mud-slinging. I have much higher priced suits Vt WW BfTT lived, owned and successfully operated my drug business In the Tenth Ward for the past 10 years. Double and single breasted styles Plenty of plaids, stripes and solid colors Draped and conservative models.

Talk about To you who may not know me. In vestigate ma thoroughly; ask my fa I bargains this will lead the bankers, wholesale Jobbers, drug FRIDAY reekfeet Ina J0 0 LUNCH gists aa a whole, my neighbors and customers who and what I am. I will at all times do all I can for our ward and our city. (Down Mac Sm Tin) villi Tflvtw 15e a Greer la a member of the Tennessee Pharmaceutical Association, the Nashville Retail Druggist Association and of the Church of DN Rnk Irti Shinning EASTER Dresses WmUl Christ SalanoL 4VJk 5 ADVERTISING TAX DROPPED 300 7lm.Spw? TIES OKLAHOMA CITY. March 23 Oft The Oklahoma senate revenue and taxation committee eliminated SUPPER 5-8 P.

M. Imt Mute Rib 20 today a 1 per cent newspaper ad vertising tax and a nickel a glass Acteelfy werlli ITI 4e. Smart II SprhM etteras II KeJt, 2 0 CVttMMVa levy on beer from a measure con aakMl Semhh Meeker! lti '0 Women' i $19 JS U' Man-Tailored tinuing the 1 per cent state sales 15 tax. Chm 11MIXTM AVJUM. CHAPEL HILL Bethblret Old Presbyterian Church waa the first organised In Marshall County In 1810.

S2.C3 DOWN BALANCE ON EASY TERMS HATS Friday and Saturday Only JUST ARRIVED! 100 Prs. XI Dew MUut Om Buy Trrmt 9 rK''IS. 200 Nnrscs' Oxfords Made of "Snoppy" man wonted fabrics. Strictly Ladies! These smart Spring style will give you the "Eoster Spirit" as toon ot you see them. Prints, Stripe, Checks, Pleats, Swing Skirt They're all here and at bargain price you'll hate to pots up.

Ml tailored and a value that will make you hardly be i lieve your eyes Straws and Silks and reks Floral and Riaeea Maa All selen SILK DRESSES hord pressed" monu focturert' Ion Is year gain, ty2L JOJL CUcDSUtL ad head atees, American T157 Mod. Correctly supported feet kelp to prevent that tired feeling I Thee fin alack kid ties hug the instep and support the arch. Ideal for around the house. Sites from 5tl. to WMN en i eatt reel CI 1" imwm criM to 2.95 MONTGOMERY WARD C09 urjion S7..