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Tho saloon proprietor who was black
lacked while entering a dairy luncheon
establishment will he careful hereafter
of the sort of places he visits.
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Nothing could exceed Mr.. WILSON'S
respect for a political platform when its
declarations coincide with his own pa
trlotic desires.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

GERMANTOWN Wayne ave, near
Wavne Junction, pleasant home in private
fairly for gentlemen or business woman who
GERMk NTOWN. 235 ". Rittenhouse st., no.
tween Wayne annd GTeene-pesirable rOoms.
with board: homclike; phone Gtn. 1913 y.
OAK LANE 7O3-Comfortahle rooms: near
station; good homo table. Phone ass w.
WALNUT LANE, W, 43-Rooms, single or en-
suite with board; refined surroundings. Pm,
titn 1866 Y. Photos at Ledger Central.
NURSE HAVING COTTAGE IN BERK-
sIIiREs WILL TAKE INVALID FOR SIM
MERi REFERENCE ESFH, PRES. $50
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APARTMENTS

BROAD, n. ao4-2 rooms and bath, furn. or
unfurn.; electric lights, hardwood floors, win
dow seat etc; private porch, southern expo
sure, large yard. Photos at Ledger Central.
COLUMBIA AVE, l629-Very desirable 5-room,
unfur housekeeping nat entirely mod al
wood doors, gas logs, bookcases with mirrors,
hot-water heat unlimited hot water, janltor
gsryice large kitchen, large closets, large
porch: very moderate rent. open. Also Sunday
SPRTNG GARDEN, l7O3-2d floor suite rms:
privs bath housekeeping central; reasonable
SPRING GARDEN, 1OlO-Excellent apis In 4
dfferent houses; some fur'd; kitchenettes
SpRUCE, tl2a-Two or 3 rooms with private
hath furn. or uHfurn.; electric lights, hard
wood doors, all modern improvements,
WALLACE. lS9i-Unfurnlshed ants, . rooms
with private bath, Cd floor, Poplar li3O,
WALNUT, i420-Si-1 to I rooms, with hath;
furn or unfurn.; excellent service, some
borgekeeping; also professional offices and
business rms. Locust 5000, Inquire Of jonitor.
WALNUT l222-24 woodl--;pesira2hIle vaGs,.
single or en- suite priv. baths: VIII furnish
to suit tenant: moderate rent Walnut SlSl
APARTMENT to sublet; four rooms and bath;
faces CLARK Park; ideal for two IernnS, at
Inactive outlook; house well Kept and heated; (;
san los D. Monterey, i3d and chester ave-
HIRING 2O9i l..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

iorceiul, diplomatic; trnVeled Fastern ststes.
,nerough knowledge machinery; strictly
temperate SJ3, Ledger CCrtrai
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES

TO HIRE
6-rylinder Packard
Packard Limousine and touring cars
BY hour, day: week or month.
PACKARD SERVICE COMPANY
14ll IL Locust st.
3l4O. Race 2i5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

MANTOWN-t-nfurr ant. Of rms, bath
and private porch, "a floor. Fh Gtn, 90 \,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

RAGTIME PIANO playing taught I'm 70 les
sons. Write for booklet. Christensen schools
3s28 Germantown ave. l32O Iasker 50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
West philadelphia

EPIRTMENTS- rooms, $50; @ rooms Si5;
a6e completely furnished apartment, $50; also
store. br. FLEMING, 2s r, Lancaster ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
ROOMS FoR RENT

Barring ST., s2Is J1ne Chiltonl-Two s,- hrs,-
floor rooms: suit dentist, doctor or apart
ments Mrs. Belle Mcclaln, manaser. --
Barring, 4o2s-gd-sty front, nicely furn; 2
baths; near II gentn or ousl. Wo1leni pi'Ni'e:
BROAD. NJ, Gol-2 rooms and bath, furn. or
unfurn. steam heat; electric lights; south
crn exposure; large yard; excellent ,ulliHs
room meals optional. Photo at Led. cent
BROAD. n. 2285-win rent large, wcn-furn.
front room, running water, oil convenlehceS'
very reasonable; small private family -
BROAD, ~ is2o- Beautifully furnished rooms;
private iam. OF =, gentlemen only pho"''-
BROWN fali-Nlce quiet home for gentle
man cosy 2-foom suite adlnnhE 4llm' SMn,t
er,s FAM no hoarders Photo ledger cent.
CHESTER, 4t3O-Ncry pleasant rooms, gent
men or bus pcople board opt. Pre5 .'slt W,
CHESTER AVE, 5i2t-Re0ned family has
well furn 2d-story front, board opt; phone.
CHESTNUT ST, ioie Large sdis,ory front
room. Turn G or nnfndi 9rSt-class In every re-
CHESTNUT AND 43D-Large, airy 2d-siory
front, baths cor. ref. family. Pres 62oi W.
LqSMSP Isf AEp riIImTP6BIy64IEo III or FA5MREjES MI y
FURN or uNFURN, Phi LoGUsT 27s7 u,
LOCUST, 4iOa-Large sccond.story room with
bay window. adjoining bath; also pleasant
third-story room. Barring 1920 w
MT. VERNON, ls3S-Corner apt. . rooms,
bath, htchenettei S6 front rm., run'g water
pOwELTON AVE, 3sOS-Front sitting room
pOWELTON. 1919 E Desirable light 2a-story
toom near bath Prot sentlcmeni near Il,
SPRING GARDEN, 17i3-Rooms, single. en-
suite: running water; furn or unfur. phone.
SFRUCF. 1O09--LRrge 2d.noor back, furnished;
other vacancies Phone Walnut 1850
SPRUCE, 2022-D Deairalle furnished suite, with
private bath; open hrei phone. owner.
TRINITY PLACE, 5s23- Fur roou gentlon;
PRIV. family; mr., Chester ave Wood 202 d.
WALNUT. 5OO3-Newly furnished rooms re.
fined gentlemen pref. good ncighborhood
Belmont 362i w, Photo az Ledger Central,
WALNUT, 370G-Two nicely furnished COM
-munlcating front rooms and bath; board OPT.
WALNUT, Handsomely furn, rooms;
select neiEh.; gentlemen, Belmont 5Sbt y.
WALNUT. s, 5laO- Well furnished I'd story
front room; hoard optional
lGTH g., l1i-Priyntc family has comfortable
front room for or gontlemCn cleo. lights.
18TH, G, 2El-Newlv furnished. next to bath:
eic.tric; Reasonable, Phonc Walnut illS'
18TH ST $" 80 Large 3d-story front room;
southern and eastern exposure, electric or
gas lights; near bath. also single rooms
18TH, s., 3ti-FTRNtSHED FRONT ROOM,
NENT BATH; PROFESSIONAL OFFICE,
lrTH N,; 252a. Large, we'll -rurn 2d-story
room reuhed private FAM Diamond POSI- w.
lITlI sT,N., 3235- Furnished room in private
family gentlemen. Photo at Ledger Central.
iBTll s.. 1913 Newly furu. rms refined gem
tlemen; electricity, near L. Barring 555 w.
52D, ~. 227-privatc family has large % story
front room, also single room; phone
PRIVATE family; we'll furn. rm refined To-
cation. 9th, Chester: gentlemen pref. Wood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

BROAD, s, le32-DESIRABLE VACANCIES,
TABLE BOARD DICKINSON 2l&2 W.
BROWN. 3O2p-Bright, sunny ROOM . gentle
mon or couple good table. Barring ~ u,
CHESTER, 5OO5-Private fam. has pleasant I'd
story rm, refined gentlemen, ref. Wood 852Il"
CHEsTNUT,, 4i3o-very pleas, furn., rooms IN
single room table board; phone.
GlRARD AVE. 1732-Rooms, single, or com.
for refined gentlemen or couple; phone,
HAZEL AVE. Vacancies In a refined
home for those desir. home comforts: phone
LEHIGH. w I3i3-15 Beautiful rooms, with
board. all Conv.: phone; new mana cement.
ref people desiring good accom-; special care
% invalids or eldorly persons Preston i3o" D.
SPRUCE. lO2S-2o- Desirable suite with private
bath; choice table board. Walnut 1855 W.
SPRUCE. l4o4-2G CRrlamondel-Furn rooms
single, EN- suite; private baths; table board
SPRUCE, l29O -- SUITE WITH PRIVATE
RNTH OTHER ATTRACTIVE ROOMS.
rooms private bath; excellent table; phone.
WALLACE, lS21-W"l fur single aud double
rooms: exceptional table. Poplar 1905 \.
WALNUT. i0il-Large, cheerful front, attrnC-
tive, comfortably furn.; also single room: tine
table; price right: priv fam. RnrE T2Rf ".
ful neIghhorhood; hoard. Preston 6i2l A.
WALNUT. 43OI- Neatly furn front room;
southern expos: good table board. lrcs, 65h9.
WALNUT. 43OA-Pleas furn single or double
rooms for gentlemen; good tnhle Pres iS@2p
18TH y, 2O2G-- Handsomely furnished rooms.
single or en- suite; rhonc. good car service.
10TH n, i25-Large front rooms. with hoard:
also other vacancies: phone.
3STH, s, lOS-Private family has handsomely
furn. room; corner; excellent table. phone,
4OTH ", TOO-Private family will board re-
fined gentlemen convenient 70 city Bar. SIS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

KEYSTONE Employment Bureau or
Teaching Italian Labor office has
1000 good railroad men who under
stand track work; ready to work at
once. 100 S. Sth st. Phone Walnut
2lS4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

SIC. OOO-THIS AMOUNT of money ls
needed at this time by|a hEh-class
business enterprise long established
ana free OF debt. f 7lS. Ledger
Central,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

BOARDING

Wy SNEFIELp-- I'D noor Furnished front room
o her rooms. Phone Overhr0ok 5Nn w.
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ur1,p wANrED-MAIE

and advertising man who
i,ns experience in this line OF work
''s G9iRos@SFobe n" Exchange SinnF ness 2$s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

TIE RUTLAND APIS. JUST CoMPt ETED.
LOCUST ST, 64TH TO 50TH SITS,
six and T-room apartments, with all the
latest convenlences. $40 TO Si5 per month.
ROBERT a. PITTS, AGENT.
Bell phone, Belmont 1893 5443 Locust ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

satEsAMiAss sds line ior entire state Of Pennsyi-
tania. Coningswood, N. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

with bsS woFef or Tfa aSd Sf'sti sSe eT 10
fsflsncei mus nlusStroposItion Is new and means
ss r.sturns .t for highslase m9n 7 sirsdiseT edssst
essilsemElssion; no advances '''' i'''se'
W-trat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
crock statesmen WANTED

oco Issue Of per cent cumulative
u sell siVCg Soy established Manufacturing COZ
rcrstloni Gont. Gonin''fdi95O g 95O. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
Loves Labor Lost

"1f you insist on breaking our en-
Ragement, Miss FIckle, | shall make
your letters public"
You are welcome to do so, Mr..
SCamper: there Is nothing in them
that ! am ashamed of-exCept the ad-
dress on the envelope"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
zTrxyERVyARF, AND VALUABLES DURING
ABSENCE FROM CITY

In addition to stated rates for trunkS
boxes, etc the company can t4rhsh
ample space at cubic feet rates ln its
baaement hreproof vaults OF eohcfele
and steel. Terms most moderate
Inopir,es bv tslsphons or otherwise ro.
eoive careful attention. Articles ealiso
for.
MERCHANTS UNION TRUST co.
I Tls-liTfTls Chestnut g.
ALI FoRMs OF TRusr co. BUSINESS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AUTOMOBILE OPPORTUNITY
Oldest tabshed garage in Atlantic
city, situated at intersection OF State
roads leading to Philadelphia, Allan
tic City, Cape May and other resorts:
fully equlpred machine shop and
stock OF accessories; mint for The
right party no agents. p. O. Box
1877. Mays Landing n. J.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - First lass
apart ment house, apartments, each = large
rooms and private bath, modern plumbing
heat and hot water; good condition; avcra 4e
rental S25 per month: 10 minutes to city
Z Hall For further particulars call or write
SAMUEL S. HERMAN. 1918 stephen Grard
BulldinF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

FEI Ash sEssA asSs8ssti ssla 81 E5s So ~
M ss''' s. As's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

So, An experienced candy and Ice leee
s maker ior Tss9 sooS trsfe chance SRs Tor s the
saary TO- s''tI tIohn 4. Rose, I'd and walnut
flen' tisrrIsburg, "a. ----------------
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
RUsTNEss NOTICES

TT2-APS Direct from factory, on trial
CloHA\o ECONOMIST" Londrcs; So for
20; delivered. Frechic sos ARCH
zoe REPAIRS your watch or clock, no matter
what II needs year guarantee, ArOn Il.
lllT ". Girard ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
RENTAL LISTS

81 "a TOVTH BROAD, store and upper floors.
Tn7-76l Arch st. store and basement.
10 Chestnut ST., store and basement
G1G Chestnut st.. store and Easement.
200 Walnut ST. ground floor offices
2iI n Delaware ave, store.
30 Market ST., entire building.
Ia1ilfG IetItia ST. 5-story warehouse.
Npriv GEORGE II, LEA, 200 SAMSON 80.
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west Philadelphia

II l. NOV CHESTER AVENUE
= i ~ - ~ AND 5lTH STREET
| Furnished and unfurnished housekeeping
| apartments large yards See jantor or
| phone Woodland 2G10 H.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-mA1D

Ny.H y,isi, !. ESTATE salesman. long experience
host rosIlloh m that line. of any kind
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
B'LDING Observation-Disclosures

TWO story brown stone front complete house,
to be torn down Monday; with all cows;
GS}n sioO Penn dWsd m WrccnE X co"
T1l-iT St James st. bel Sth ana Walnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
PEAL EsTATE-sA1E OR RENT
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

pROpERTY Main Line =. r. r., 80 acres.
two houses and barn; near stationi chelsea,
Ventnor or city properties considered clear or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

ItO,rELS cottages apartments etc, 10 ex-
change for Philadelphia property charles z,
Frii rs S Pcnna, ave, Atlantic city, n. j.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-23

ture OF the peoples money has baep
wisely accomplished. 1t is also to ha
Bofne IN mind that a demonstrator -
accomplish the most good. .should h
man of good personality and ona
VINO makes himself agreeable in fbe
community where he is at work. one
taxing the proper interest to acnnainr
himself with the people in that sniritg
OF friendship and interest in their afs
1alrs which will enable him tn hava
the proper cooperation and coma
uence, by which and through which
alone. can any agricultural commnni-
" make proper use of the demonstra
Gor or the demonstrator himself ha
properly imbued with the desire tas
make his county a banner one s5,,s
winch the people take pride. This IS
true OF any line of business wbara
the leadership of any man is to 1auncI1
any industry into new fields of in,Ins-
Try and profit. am Interested IN 49,
demonstration work generally and am
sorry to know that this county has
Deen deprived of the services of fha
uenlonstrator hope it will not he
for long. 44 nos pS
He who excels in any profession ia
ne VINO gives the most time. backaa
Dy correct thought A man is NOT s1,esss.
cesstul simply because he works hard
put is the man who works with -,
derstanding that makes the success
IN the long run There is nlentv -
knowledge in the world to make an
men successful if they knew how to
get ana then how to apply it. It Il
tne aim OF the demonstration work to
alo tne farmer in both these. It is
misfortune that so many people look
upon the demonstration as a man with
LOTS LOIS OF book learning and no practice
lnat day has passed The farmer who
THINKS he knows all about farming in
1. MS community simply because he has
ilVed there all his life is generafIV
Iound TO be making very little pro-
gress, and the man who refuses to lis.
Ten. t9 fhe demonstrator or fails Eo
read and profit by the department.s
nCerature is making failure for some
period sure unless perchance he is
IoIIoWlng some one who has so avail
ed himself. The day of "Chance"
farming at profit is rapidly vanish
ing and l am thankful to be able to
think that the fellow who Don't want
none o. y'r book learned farmers on
my place" are vanishing fast, too. NAV
pc not as fast in Henderson county al
we would like, but the day is not far
off when they will. If he would re-
member that the government is spend
ing millions of dollars every year to
improve farming methods to place the
Aarmers in a.-better position in every
respect, and that the demonstrators
all over the United States are being
sought and consulted, and what they
say they say for the farmers good,
that it is an earnest desire on the
part of the government to furnish this
information; that it is really helpful,
the demonstrator would receive an
ovation in place of sneer No man
ever amounted to anything who was
not guided by the experience of 9TH
ers, and the government is trying to
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-23

Hendersonville is to have anoth-
er hosiery mill.
A site for the new plant has
been purchased on Fourth avenue
near the Southern railway and the
citizens of Hendersonville have
subscribed contributions aggregat-
ing 5000 in order to induce the
promoter of the proposed mill to
locate in this city.
1t is proposed to build O,OOG
plant and to soon enlarge it to
$4,000 enterprise.
The citizens of Hendersonville
have subscribed donations with the
understanding that the mill is to
be in operation with at least twen-
ty' operatives before the money IS
paid over to the promoters.
James P. Grey of Johnston
City, Tenn, and son, James P.
Grey, jr., will conduct the plant,
the latter having been engaged for
some time at Freeze-Bacon Hos
iery mills and the Skyland mills.
Roller Mill Didn't Materialize.
A few months ago citizens OF
Rendersonville subscribed about
$500 toward the establishment OF
roller mill in this city, but for
some reason the project failed to
materialize. The subscriptions
were transferred in favor of the
hosiery mill.
Repeated efforts were made by
Mr.. Grey to secure a lot adjoining
the property of the Freeze-Bacon
Hosiery mills but satisfaction in
this respect could not be had and
as a result lot was selected on.
Fourth avenue.
Plans for the plant are under
preparation and building opera
tions are expected to begin on the
brick structure at an early date,
and soon thereafter Henderson
vile will enjoy another mill pay
roll.
Postmaster S. Y. Bryson and
George w. Justice secured sub
scriptions for the proposed roller
mill and w. J. Davis and w. S.
Miller took the subscription list
in charge when it came to secur-
ng consent to the transfer of the
donations to be made when the
proposed mill is in operation.
Machinery Already Ordered
Mr.. Grey, when seen by a repre-
sentative of the Democrat this
week stated that machinery had
been ordered for the mill for ship
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-23
ANOTHER HOSIERY Mill IS
COMING TO HENDERS0NVILLE

ment on November 1. He stated
that building operations would
soon begin and that the structure
will be larger than at first neces
7acy in order to take care Of tk
intended increase in capacity at
an early date. The mill will man
ufacture misses seamless hose and
preparations are to be made for
turning out 200 dozen pairs daily,
but the building will be erected
with a view to increasing the ma
chinery capacity to 1000 dozen
pairs of hose daily.
Mr.. Grey and his son will make
their home in Hendersonville and
ii is highly probable that Mr.. Grey
will at an early date move his fam
lily here from New York.
So far as possible the mill will
use home help and the manage
ment is anxious to employ efficient
and dependable labor of as high
type as possible. He observes
over the State that hosiery mill
help is Of a higher type than that
usually found in cotton mills and
it is his desire to take care of. the
best working element of Hender-
'sonville that can be secured and
make the work as dignifed and
honorable as possible.
Sentiment for Mills.
Mr.. Davis states that in his ef
forts in behalf of the proposed
mill he finds that sentiment has
materially ripened of late IL
favor of industries in Henderson
vile. He encountered little diff
Guilty in securing donations and he
found that the citizens are talking
industries of all kinds for the con.
munity. "Hendersonville, TOR h
city of it's size would be the best
place In North Carolina if we had
about fifteen mills here said Mr.
Davis. They would not interfere
with our tourist business in the
least. With plenty of industries
Hendersonyille would be a para
disc"
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-23
CONTINUED on 4th Page.)
LOUIS DURHAM WINS AUTO.
Uugl Y. Walker Gets s1OO Dianosaa
Ring; Contest of Merchants Success

Ring; Contest of Merchants Success.
The Merchants Trade Boosting cam
paign which has been conducted ia
Hendersonville for several weeks
closed Saturday and Louis Durham,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Durham.
won the new handsome 1916 5-passen-
ger Overland automobile, Hugh "
Walker of Fletcher winning the 500
diamond ring.
The merchants had a most success
full campaign, which created consider.
able interest. ~
The Decision.
We the undersigned judges have
counted an dchecked the votes of the
contestants in the Merchants Trade
Boosting campaign and find the two
leading contestants and their number
of votes as follows:
Master Louis Durham, $3.50, ,473.
Hugh V. Walker, 2,821, 1873.
&C. M. PACE.
G. 3. BROOKS.
j. MACK RHODES .
Saturday, Sept. 18, 1915"
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-23
ABOUT OUR ADVERTISERS

THE DEMOCRAT invites its readers to care
fully peruse the advertisements in this issue Thev
are Dr1m tuH OF store news and by careful exam
lnstlon VIII enable readers to see exactly where
they want to trade and save many steps when shon
ping. DEMOCRAT advertisers are all reIable
Houses.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-23
GIVE 1T FREELY.

Withhold not good from them
to whom it is due when it is In the
power Of thy hand to do it. Say
not unto thy neighbor. Go. and
come again, and tomorrow | will
give, when thou hast it by thee
Proverbs of Solomon.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-23

substitute clover
thosese easonsw =
field excellent
field
nearly substitute clover
inclined
with
bushels
utIa be as grass. s
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