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TOday's Short Story

Robert Miers, 1907 Woodlawn ave-
nue.. rented his four-room modern
double from the eleven-word rental
ad reproduced below The ad was
inserted Tuesday and by Wednes-
day afternoon the house was rent
ed TO les reader. For an in
vestme Il 60 cents Mr. Miers now
has -,onthly income of SIC from
his house.
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Hourly Temperatures
Nab Coon in City Store
Daring Huntsmen Spend Three Nights in Chase
of Wary Animal; Set Him Free.


- their somewhat moist brows today
they a
of Indianapolis
that they
could o a
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McNuH Names KentIGnd
Woman for Prosecutor
First of Sex to Hold Job in State, Is Belief Ends Judicial
District SquabbIe.

Governor Paul " McNu redeemed himself
Moter, Kenand
prosecutor
the
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SIC: OAKLAND. s. 2S6-4-Room modern
doublbe. garage. Al condition, water
paid.
THREE FOR ONE-For this week
only We are making a special rental
offer Your rental ad published
seven consecutive days, two guest
tickets TO Apollo theater, and rental
listed free in June l rental guide.
ALL THREE FOR THE PRICE of
a seven-day rental ad. Call RI-5551
or come TO Want Ad Headquarters,
2l4 West Maryland street.
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Grants Bail In
Murder Charge
Boy II Stays Father At.
lacking Mother, Sister

NEW YORK, March 23-(UP)
Anthony Malandro, a thin, studi-
Gus boy of II. was charged yes
terday with numbering his father
but Brooklyn magistrate set him
free under $4,000 bond pending
Il hearing.
"The boy had no intention DC
killing his father" young Lamar
drO's attorney told Magistrate
Thomas F. Casey. Ellis father
was beating his mother with n
piece of pipe. His sister inter
vened and the father struck her
with the pipe. knocking her al.
most through window and
breaking the glass.
1.-THE boy interfered and was
struck with the pipe. The father
resumed his attack on the boys
mother. Then the boy seized a
hammer, dashed in and struck his
father. No jury in the world
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Has Scientists Puzzled

So far as mans memory extends,
Ireland has been without snakes.
Whether or not st. Patrick is the
reason for the Emerald isles I'M
munity. England. Scotland and
Wales, but a few miles across the
water, have always had ut least a
far sized population of these rep
tiles. The nearest approach to a
snake i'm Ireland is leglcSS lizard
called the lag WORM, which isn't for
midable even in appearance. Dur
ing recent years there have been
many attempts to introduce harm
less snakes as an aid 10 farmers,
but the introductions have not been
successful. biologists are unable
TO account for the phenomenon.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

BY virtue of the power Of ;;alc
contained in a certain deed Of
trust made and executed the LIST
day of February, 1929, by and
between 4. Lewis and wife,
Esther Lewis, A. Kantrowit2 and
wife Lena Kantrowitz, Ida Lewis,
widow, Of Henderson County,
and First Bank and Trust Com
pany, Hendersonville, trustee,
which said deed of trust is re-
corded in book 1877 of deeds of
trust on page 17l-in the office
of the register of deeds for Hen
derson county, N. c., to which
reference is hereby made; and
default having been made in the
payment of the Indebtedness Sc
cured by said decd of trust,
whereby the power Of sale there"
in contained has become opera
tive, the undersigned trustee,
will on Friday, the 2lst day OF
April, 1888, at II O'Clock noon
at the courthouse door in the
ICity of Hendersonvillc, county
of Henderson, and State of North
Carolina, offer for sale and sell
to the highest bidder for cash
all that certain piece, parcel and
Hot of land lying in Henderson
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Rahcock Milk Test

The BabcOck test for milk Is a
method Of determining the quality
of milk, Invented by Stephen Mou'-
ion Babrocii in 1880. The test Is
based on the fact that strong sui
phuric acid will dissolve the non
fatty solid constituents. A definite
quantity Of the milk to he tested is
placed with Bulphuric acid in II bot
tie having narrow graduated
neck. The bottle is then whirled
for few moments in centrifugal
machine. hot water is added to
bring the liquid fat into the neck
of the bottle, which is then whirled
q second time. and the column of
fat is read off on the graduated
scale.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executor
of the estate of A. B. Freeman,
deceased, late resident Of Hen
derson county, N. c., this is 70
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on Or
before March 23rd, 1884, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar Of
recovery; and all persons in
dcbted TO said estate will make
settlement at once with the I'M
dersigned executor.
This March %, 1888.
JOE FREEMAN, EXccuctor.
3-23-Thurs-6tc
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lS-Business Services

NOTICE-You will save money
by letting us do your battery
and electric work. We handle
guaranteed storage batteries
and Eveready Radio and
flashlight batteries. Radio re-
pairing speciality. Mid-City
Tire Company Phone III.
LAWRENCE ORR, Manager
of Electrical Department. >
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ADMINJSTRATRIX'S NOTICE

Having qualified as admins
tratrix Of the estate of D. f.
Cannon, deceased, this is to no.
tify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or
before February 16, 1884, or
this notice will be pleaded in
bar of recovery. Persons in
debted to said estate are request
ed to make settlement at once
with the undersigned. This the
10th day of February, 1888.
CARRIE F. CANNON,
AdmnX. Estate D. +. Cannon.
2-l6-Thurs-6tp.
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ards Of Thanks and Trih-
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D7HH 9 HOBO H7B9 s - $50 :: $:

her new home but Janet declined.
It would be more correct. she
thought. to arrive in a taxicab.
Her trunk and travelling bag had.
been turned over to the transfer
company early Saturday morning.
When the time came to say
good-by to her friends at the
Every Home olIice-to the dreary
box-like room in which she had
worked for two years--Janet
found herself strangely moved.
She hadn't expected 10, feel. that
way. She was sorry to say good.
by to Mr.. Hamilton. OF. course.
she would miss him. his TRADES
and unreasonableness as much as
the other times when he was COM
siderate and kind. She would miss
Mr.. Hamilton because she was ac-
customed to working with him
and because she admired him Sin
cerely. But Janet was surprised TO
ind-now that she was saying
good by-that even Madeline, the
switch board operator. and the
Dennison girls and others TO whom
she seldom said more than good
morning" or a few words about
the weather seemed to be old
friends. They were all part OF the
! life she was leaving behind.
CHE told them all good-by ae
~ last. She ate a hurried lunch
and then rode out to the brick
house with the dormer windows.
set among all the other impress
sive houses. This time Janet
walked to the door more conf
IDENTIFY. She rang the bell and
waited.
You're Miss Hill. aren't you!
Come in"
1t was the maid in the gray uni
form who opened the door. MRS.
Curtis won't be back until time to
dress for dinner" the maid said.
Your trunks here and III show
you tc your ROOM" .-
1t was a room at the rear OK
the house on the second floor. u.
was not very large but 1t was at
tractive. The walls were covered
with fiower-sprigged wallpaper and
the woodwork had been painted
pale green. There was green
chintz about the dressing table
and covering one Of the chain
What Janet liked best about Inc
room was that through the rdfhed
curtains at the windows she could
look out on the nodding branches
of a tree. A tall tree with the
wind rustling its branches so that
they bowed and swayed in friend
lily fashion.
"The bath IS over here" the
maid was saying. opening another
door. us there anything else you
want, miss?"
Janet turned. mo-" she said.
"I!l unpack my things. When DO
YOU think Mrs. Curtis Will Do
back"
"Not until after five, most ike
lily. Dinner isn't until seven.'
The maid left and Janet $1,000
for a time looking out the win
dow. She could see the ground
covered with grass and beyond. IN
a neighboring yard, row OF scar
let tulips. Everything was order
" and neat. 1t was so different
from the tiny back yard Janets
window had overlooked at Mrs.
Snyder's, with laundry always
Tapping on the clothesline,, bare
ground in place Of grass and hair
the wooden fence In tumble-down
condition.
I'm going to be happy here"
Janet whispered to herself den-
antly. I'm going to be-"
Presently she set about unpack-
ing. She was down on her knees
before the open trunk when there
was q knock at the door, janet
called. Come in" and the maid
appeared. .....
"There's call for you on the
telephone" she told. Janet, "Hs
4 gentleman" .n.-.- .......
] (To Be Contlnuedl
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dividing the Lewis Store build
ing and the Patterson store
building; thence in an casterly
direction with the center of said
wall and parallel with Third ave
nue., f16 feet to a stake in the
west margin of an alley; thence
with the west margin of said al
Hey, in a northerly direction,
parallel with Main street, as IL
feet to stake in the south mar.
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gin Of Third avenue; thence with
The south margin of Third ave.
nue. in a westerly direction ll6
feet to the BEGINNING.
This the 2lst day of March,
1893.
First Bank g. Trust Co., Hender-
sonville, n. c.. Trustee.
By Quincy p. Hood, Commission
or of Banks, Successor Trus-
toe 3-23-Thurs-4tp.
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vile township, Henderson coun-
ty, North Carolina, to-wit:
In the City of Hcndersonvillc,
BEGINNING at a stake at the
intersection of the East margin
of Main street with the south
margin of North Third avenue
east, and running thence in a
southerly direction with the cast
margin of Main street, 43 l-2
feet to stake in center of wall
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THE CALIFORNIA CONDOR
is riyaled in size only by
the South American CONDOR
and some species NJ tie alba.
tross. AEtiCosti Island IS in the
GULF Or ST. LAWRENCE.
ECUADOR produces most Pan.
anna hats
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COIuD YOIJ STAND ANOTHER

loss? Protect what You nave.
Avoid the sudden unlooked-for
expense. Protection by ade-
Guate insurance is a small in
vcstment TO obtain immunity
from a sudden setback. We
~Gresent the strongest COM
panics in the world. Let us
protect you. Ewbank & Ew-
bank. Ask Anybody. =
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would convict him under those
circumstances.
In setting bail, Magistrate Ca
scy said: Il suppose | shall be
criticized but Pve been criticized
before and that's 0. k. with me-
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boyhood camping trip.
TANET poured the coffee and
j handed a cup to jeff. Heat
from tie stove had curled the
soft tcndrils of hair against her
cheek into a tight curl. The heat
had brought color into her cheeks.
too, and her eyes were shining.
Isn't this fun?" she said.
"I'll say it is! And the best
meal I've had in weeks. Say,
you're real cook"
The table was covered with Il
tea towel because both Of Janets
lunch cloths were at the laundry.
Not all the china was Of the same
pattern and the tumbler from
which jeff drank was green while
Janet's was blue. The box OF
cheese was still in its original
package and the cream in the bot
tie, just as it had come from the
dairy. Nevertheless the dinner
party was success.
Once Janet leaned forward and
said, Listen, Jeff, want you 10
tell the Silvanis that I'm coming
out to see them just the same. |
don't know how my time will be
arranged or when | can come but
moving isn't going to make a bit
of difference. l can't go this Sat
urday because Of moving but after
this I'll come every week, You'll
tell them, won't you?"
Jeff agreed. He told Janet he'd
drive out for her if she'd let him
know when she wanted to go.
"Why. of course l will," Janet
promised.
They had finished the last Of
the berries and the last crumb oil
cake. Jeff said, leaning forward
It'll be sort of lonesome here
with you gone, Janet. It's beer
nice to have someone to talk tc
and-well, sort Of plan thing:
with"
"Ill miss you. too" the girl as
surcd him. But it isn't as II
were really going away. We car
see each other just the same"
ooh, sure" He said 1t care
lcssly.
IANET glanced at him. She
y thought, with warm feeling
in her heart, that it was fine tt
have a friend like Jeff Grant. He
had helped her over some hare
places. There was the night the
holdup man tried to take hel
purse when Jeff had appeared sc
miraculously. Without Jeff's ale
she could never have helped the
Silvanis get on their feet again
But there were other reasons why
she was grateful to this young
man. Talking, walking, driving
with Jeff had made it easier tt
fight against the loneliness in hel
heart.
She spoke quickly. 1--WE have
had good times together, jeff
III never forget them. And you'll
come TO see me after I've moved
won't you?"
"Whenevcr you'n let me-" he
tola her, smiling. Almost immedi
ately he began talking about
new order his Office had received
One of the largest in months. L
was a good sign, he assured Jane
buying steel. People were be
ginning TO build again and indus
try was getting under way. Il
meant that times would be better
before long now.
He STAYED for half an hour ant
then, remembering Janet had sale
she had packing to do. departed
She saw him several times during
the rest of the week. 1t had beer
arranged that since Janet wou!r
be through at the Every Home
office saturday noon she shoult
move TO Mrs. Curtis home tina
afternoon and have Sunday to be
come acquainted with her new
surroundings. Then Monda.
morning she would begin work.
Jeff offered to drive her out u
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First Map Of America

Earliest map of America in en-
iStCncc now is that by Juan de "A
Closa, drawn on parchment in LOO
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SPECIAL FOR MARCH - Per-
manent waves, $1,000 for
$3.50, $500 for $3.50, $3.50
for $500. Ono $500 for $3.50.
Deluxe Beauty Shoppc. Phone
9l6.
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During Rain
By Laufer

A cut potato rubbed on the wind
shield of a car will prevent the
glass becoming Obscured during
heavy rain.
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l2-Salesmen
for Rawleigl

~. WANTED for Rawleigh
r..sS Of 500 consumers in
n Of HendersOnYille, Try
n, i6revard and Hardwood.
n, @2le hustler can start earn
$50 weekly and increase
S,. month. Write imme-
sss5 Rawleigh CO., Rich
~0' Va, Dept NC-C-2S-S.
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5--Miscelianeous
PIANO
departments

IRAL apartments furnished
unfinished in Bellevue or
2erican Bank Bldg. for rent
reduced rent. Also houses.
+. 2. Sutherland Co.
sent. Phone $50.
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l3 SALE-2O acres 6 room
-. ou5 buildings, running
g fruit trees. Just off
-ar..,e highway on good
Price $500. See An
| or Rector.
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Special Notices

DO YOU NEED GLASSES? Ex>
pert examination and fitting of
Eigh-gradc glasses at reason
able prices, az Leona Allen
Young's.
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WANTED
D-MiscellaneouS

|NiED-Piano pupils. ExPer-
ed teacher will teach at
.-s home. by modern meth
Beginners and pupils Of
Lum grades desired. Tul-
very reasonable. Box
IAN HcUdersonville, n. c.
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GENERAL REPAIRING, RADIOS
a speciality. Bruce A. Cox. over
Rose Pharmacy. Phone 1861.
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FOR SALE

GAaIes ana Real Estate
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], N,'tD--To supply your serv-
!, station needs - Gas, Oil,
, !. Grcasing and Accessor-
= =. Tire Repairs. Standard
,r11.on, Hendersonville- Green
h. 5,s highway. c. r. MacMan-
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|NlED-To exchange house
lot for farm. Will pay boot
he trade justifies it. What
"e you? II. G.. Love, Ameri-
q Bank Bldg.
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PUBLIC oEKNlCE 0OdAloolON
BY Russell r. Kehoe Examiner.
Indianapolis. Indiana. December 10. 1888.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.

public Service Commission Docket No.
569-C
Application Of Ted and Fred Mccain
mack. Indianapolis, for permit TO
operate motor vehicles az a contract car
Tier Of property. extending through Plain
field. Brazil TeTre Haute. Centerpoint over
highways Nos 40 %. So
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission of Indiana will con-
duct public hearing In this cause IN rooms
OF Commission 40i State House, Indian
apolis. Ind. a. m. Tuesday, Dec rs. 1888.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested hv the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
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ANSWER Want Ads Promptly. the bar
gains that you see today may Dc gone
tomorrow.
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Dy 1NusoSll Z. IACiioc, Ghdll1Alcl
Indianapolis. Indiana. Dec. 49, 1888
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the tax
payers of Marion County, Indiana. that
the Marion County Commissioners and the
Marion County Council of said County
at their regular meeting places in the
| Courthouse, indianapolis Indiana on the
| 18th day of December, 1888, will consider
the following additional appropriations
and transfers.
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The Indianapolis TineS+ = : L0e70S Palace Theatre
Santas Question Box Contest

Santa gives daily prizes the sending the best most
arranged to the questions in the
QUESTION BOX below:
the questions carefully then look for the
advertisements this First write
each question
Sign mail bring it to The Times
Department, 214 West Maryland street.
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FOLLOW CAREFULLY

ALL ENTRIES must be in The Times office by P NJ the
Question published, prize
days Grand prize winners will
All persons eligible excepting
employees their families. many
you desire.
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& * BSSSfAY x * * fSe<S

Is Beautiful Christmas Cards and En-
velopes for 29c. Less than &c apiece A.
any OF the % conveniently located.
Haag's Cut Price Drug Stores
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TODAY'S
QUESTIONS
DECEMBER Is

OEOENnDEh 10
l. Where can you buy a Kelvin
atOr without a down pay
ment?
2. Where can you get ham
mered brass andirOns and a
panel fire screen for S4.24?
3. Where can one secure the
'gift of gifts?"
4. Who suggests a shampoo and
set for CSC?
5. What business school gives
individual instruction?
6. What religious supply house
has more than 1000 gift sug-
gestions?
I. Where can you get fine meats
and sausage?
s. Who has electric waffle irons
priced from Acc to $3.50?
9. Who sells tropical fish?
10. What popular sandwich bar
is open "a hours?
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s. Legal Auctions and Sales

I WILL SELL-At public auction one
Chevrolet coupe, motor No. l5549oS,
serial No. SAD i4o32 10 cover unpaid
storage and tow-in 70 sum Of SIS. at s
O'Clock on Dec 80, 1888. said sale 20
Be held az 1919 z. Epler ave. Edgewood
Garage.
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IND. and appellate reports for sale. Johns
Butterworth Co.. 135 E. Market. LI-7016.
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IoNpaVerS appearing SnaII nave IlE
right 10 be heard thereon.
After said appropriations have been de-
termined. ten or more taxpayers, feeling
themselves aggrieved by such appropris-
tons may appeal to the state Board Of
Tax Commissioners for further and final
action thereon by fling q petition therefor
with the County Auditor not later than
ten days after said appropriations have
been made and the State Board of Tax
Commissioners will fix a date for hear
ing in this county.
CHARLES A. CROSSART.
Auditor Marion County.
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FOR HIM

Sx fS ~ &SzG S& 3S xSSS TX 25sS TX TX ~
SIC to s1s at coIoPs ana sSG sizes @o While
sCHIFFs OUTLET SHOE STORE
259 E. Wash.-1o9 S. Il.-2oS w. Wash.