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County staged Caroline County,
annual Decoration Day program
the activities beginning at one
o'clock, on the Court House Green
Included in the parade was: Mil
ton Boys and Girls Band, consist
ing of thirty-two pieces; All lodges
of the Junior Order combined: The
American Legion ex-service men
on the Del-Mar-Va Peninsula. Eas-
ton Drum and Bugle Corps. con
sisting of twenty pieces; Talbot
County Post of the American Leg
ion marched as an individual unit.
The order of Jobs Daughters: Fed
eralsburg Band consisting of forty
pieces; The fire units in Caroline
County combined; The four lodges
of Red Men of the County com
bined; the order Of Odd Fellows.
Denton Band, consisting of sixty
pieces; All Boy Scout troops of the
County. The parade formed on the
Court House Green at one o'clock
After arrival at the cemetery the
program was as follows: Singing
led by coronet quartet, America;
Prayer, Rev T. j. Turkington.
Speech, Judge ]. Owen Knotts:
Coronet quartet; Singing. "Star
Spangled Banner" led by coronet
quartet; Benediction; three voIlevs
by firing squad and taps. The pa
rade again formed ard proceeded
to Denton Bridge over the Chop
tank River where the program was
as follows: Wreath to the navy
dead placed in the River; firing
squal again paid last honors; taps:
five-minute pause in silence; the
whole parade dismissed. Then
Commodore George Krill of st.
Maryland, occupying the
Betty Ann" and assisted in the
Committee boat by Wilson Vinyard
Jr., of the Vinyard Ship Building
Company, of Milford, Delaware,
Hon. T. Howard Duckett, Of Wash
ington, D. c., H. R. Merriken, Jr..
District Manager of the Standard
Oil Company, Germantown, Penn
sylvania, Hon. William S. Gordy.
Salisbury, Maryland; Waldo Burn
side, Hyattsville, Maryland, and
Senator w. Earle Withgott, Easton
and in the river and at
the lower buoy by Leslie Wheatley
of Federalsburg, Maryland, pro
ceeded down the river for one
fourth mile leading a parade of
fifty inboard and outboard motor
boats in column of fours. On re-
turn of the parade the Committee
boat took its place at the home
buoy and Commodore KriIl and his
assistants gave the assembly a
view of every performance of out
board motor boats.
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RoB BANK
BETTERI|
Get SlOG, Also 600 /
From Fast, ! y
PostOfice
AUTO HFApn

Yeggs who blew /
Of The Bettsrton 5rs,o5 g2an u
pies Bank Of cbestsrta,,o5tt se.lta T y
Gated in the postoffo. '0@1 4
store Of Howard = 'Ce' and q
ton early Wednas5.,. o%saS B
S82 y,or.L ~ 9ioO Of the bank l
Of cioa j.. : - stamps and S25
bers who are baIis,,s5 9a,s' u
an acetylene torch - :. y aaT
for the use Of nvtro,,l- L. O4'l
emily used exnar+ 9,s 'e'a
keep down The nois. P'5'aa, :
sion as the robbery 49,. = 'le 4
cred until Wedpes5.,, %as no'
one, 50 far as conId IlY'alns
heard the exnIoa;a 49, 0e e
wa = = 'sPoIleq that an autos
ABOUT ; O'Clock, which i.
lrhs Irheu q me hour Of the ID
general store and INST ~
ated by Mr.. Owens who I-.-ss h.5
ing postmaster. is aIso ~, !.
Of the bank and ar. -
the branch. Il is loo...s 'aS =
beach front close n os... \.
oIher business houses. The
p!e" ne door Of the safe Z
hinges, However, the robbers
apparently either satisfied III
sihan cash II the outside con1
ment' as no attempt was ns(
open the inner safe which cd
60 several hundred doIars.
ROBBERS gained entrance BY u
open a side'door. Cashier q
w Wheatley, Of ChestertoTa. h
70 Betterton to check up Il
loss. This is the second
within a year that this bsnx &
been visited by robbers. Last
mer an attempt was made ID
up and rob The bank by IA
Sheriff James T. Vickers is ID
eating the robbery but b
clues. An effort is being nd
take fngerprints if any wsrA
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Geese Live Long

Geese are long-liyed birds, living
to a considerable age Of fifty years
or more. There are definite records
of seventy or eighty years in Eng
land and America. and ages of over
one hundred years are possible.
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The receipts of the Dover water
works are about $1,000 per year.
Smyrna times., 1933-05-31

EVERY YEAR THE BATTLE is RENEWED AGAINST MON
STGRS LIKE THESE. Here you George E. Sanders.
tomoogist of the Boer Chemical Co., makers of Nicotine
Pyrox and other Insecticides greatly
three garden the aphis, the tomato
orm and the potato bug Their destructive
increase rapidly that they
work of mans food supply destroy hmsef
with the of science them they still
millions of dollars damage to gardens annually
Chemicals are still the main with which
battle for Nicotine particularly
effective contains nicotine sucking
the aphs destroy ieaeatng pests
such as worms and Beetles ingredient
fungus diseases. This combination scientifically
blended chemicals provides remedy powerful
weapon in the unceasing
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SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths,
and Matters of Interest
OF Half Century Ago
ISSUE OF MAY BOTH, 1883

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton.
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<R9usnzrN N77a
AoarMo17aMeM
May 22, 1888

T suppose that may the first Ford Dealer ~
delivered them myself
often I have driven 0aio -
towns Ohio Indian make delivery
There good and the PeopIe w."
drove had never motor before.
customers were country
dependable Transporter
widely practice users.
OF thoe i14
everywhere -
from does not
US an
to that gives him service to-N
their to the public n respect ood are men
Dealer that they nave
n communities NoS1 y
that we agree
provides that tne
car se1f-respect OF 'N0
who handle
The present Ford peak 80 years
We have eight-oyIlnaei
powerful running admittedly V9!S
has is economical
low CD
tastes and powerful car we na =
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Named Liquor Control Secretary

Pierre S. DUPONT, Delaware Liq-
uor Control Commission, yester-
day announced the appointment of
Alexander j. Taylor, well known
engineer, to the position of execu-
tive secretary of the Delaware
Liquor Control Commission.
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QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Sc
A Paying Investment When You P
a MEMORIAL from
ETMFP D rOpprr
ELMER r. CORRTF

Years Of Dividends in SatisfactiI
Mail q Card Today For informal
Large Stock. Reasonable
DUPONT Blvd. OPP. Odd Fellows @
SMYRNA. DEL.
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EAST FLAT ROCK
REG. U. s. PAT. OFF. S-Il

EAST FLAT ROCK, Aug. 1G.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Whitaker re-
Gently had as their guests, Dir.
and Mrs. L. D. Jernigan and
son, Ernest, Of Arkansas, and
their father, Rev. G. r. Whitak-
er, also DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Bruce
and son, Charles of Camden,
S. c..
Rev. G. C. Snyder and daugh-
ter, Muriel, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
f. C. Snyder recently at their
home here.
Fred, Edgar and Walter Phil
lip, sons of Rev. N. B. Phillips,
are home from Chase City, Va,
for a short stay.
Miss Ferrie Mae Snyder is
visiting relatives and friends in
Sylvia.
Miss Mary Beal returned to
her home in Wrenn, Ga, after
an extended visit with her aunt
Mrs. NJ. L. Walker of this place.
Miss Ernestinc Ward is on the
sick list. -.
School opened here Monday
with all teachers back except
one, Miss Crinkley. Miss Perry
Of Saluda, is taking her place.
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changed into spic and span PINK
and-whitCncSs above The base
board. The Dashboard itself was
cnamclcd black TO TOP Inc oiacN
and white block pattern OF the
liEolcUm floor. Eve used HOW
cred creionne curtain at the Will
dow.
These were changes that Woulu
affect the rcAi"bIilty OF Tue apart
mcnt and Dick seemed 10 enjoy
making the III 7 III Il =
lhcrc. lie u9C'"'cu "'eH "0
had insisted the palhl'ha' III"
IS !&r more comlCrtaD!e 'Ii'H
bo%'!iko place up three h'5"'s u
stairs for the same price. We
rovo rn,m in turn around here"
,,,n ,a, ..o.,od nm, rrnoram
H. u,
""''" '"' 'o'''" |' "
tary precision. DICK co-opela'eu
with her TO the best of his ability.
rn,ra woro timne whom his work
J ..,,,o sou hi, 90
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49,, ~ ,,o.. L,,,
&c.,. ,.... g 49,.
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1--WE, ,i,,ol IittIn hofore tho
II a,o.,ion :, D;c,,,s clo,r
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az ,,,
40, 49,, ..,,. ,,,oon Thie
tn ,.c..,..
r., , .;,.., tro ro, forl
- ,...,.o-o,,o o,I ror.os rrdnr
oion, ,.oo. rra c,IIrd his At
,,.,i,, =. the hr,t,op .tnn ,ha
,., ,,..,, ,,o rro,,r,c
.;.o r;,ono,
arm .. ,no,, -, for vorr
,,, c.,,,.n J., ,ror,isod
''0S''' = ~
lie WIS aS goo" i" HIS WI u
Delighted at lis OHer' MIS-
Brooks purchased paint and limo
,ouu o,d Ior, D;ck unhamDered
,..,,. , ,no.souu tho
ny u'leCtlOH'' " ''"'''''' 40 "
Kitchen as Eva wished II. lie
walls lie painted creamy buff
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BARKER HEIGHTS

BARKER HEIGHTS, Aug. 16.
Howard Lee of Columbia, and
two sisters, visited the formers
wife and infant son last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Lamb
and children Of High Point, spent
week with the formers sister,
Mrs. Gather Stepp and Mrs. Lot
tie Hyder and were accompanied
nome by Miss Irene Hyder.
Herman Justice has been Ill
for the past week Of blood Dois-
oning.
Miss Irene Mitchell and her
mother called on Mrs. James
Justice Of West Hendersonville
Saturday.
Mrs. Emory Lyle of Cane
Creek. visited Mr.. and Mrs. God
free Lytle recently; also Mrs.
Ira Stages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bigger of
Charlotte, are spending their va
cation with relatives in Barker
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EPWORTH LEAGUE
UNION WILL MEET
AT MOORE'S GROVE

Regular meeting Of the Hen
Jacksonville Epworth League Union
will be held with the Moore'a
Grove chapter Friday night o.
this week. August IS, at 8 p. M,
it was announced today by its
president, J. c. COston.
1--WE are looking for banner
attendance Friday night, due to
the interest that is manifested by
the union over the two banners
that are awarded to the largest
chapter present, and for the most
points in work accomplished dur-
ing the past month";" Mr.. Coston
said.
The Hendersonville union Is
among the largest in the confer
ence in attendance at the month
ly meeting, it was said.
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main under the control of the
county board Of education. As
matter of economy and con-
venience, reports and other exc
cutive work will be handled
through the Tryon office.
The new arrangement is re-
garded as a constructive change
which will promote harmony and
cooperation between the larger
Of the school districts Of the
county.
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aged resident Of this county.
Mrs. Lee Glover spent last
Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Keith Of Horse Shoe.
Mrs. p. Fain visited relatives
in Spartanburg Tuesday. Her
sister returned home with her to
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Heights. Mr.. Bigger made many
friends here when employed by
Southern Public Utilities COM
pany at this place some years
ago.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Laddic
Of Barker Heights, a
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SQUIRREL ATTACKS
COLLEGE LIBRARIAN

WINTER PARK. Fla. Aug. 16.
CUP).-A squirrel attacked Miss
Vera MaXon. assistant librarian Of
Rollins College, on her way to the
college yesterday.
The squirrel bit her severely on
the hand and side when she stop
ped to see if it was hurt after
noticing it lying on the sidewalk.
Failing in efforts to beat off the
animal, Miss MaXOn Outran 1t.
Police shot several squirrels
found in the vicinity and sent
heads of two Of them to Jackson
vile for examination for rabies.
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spend q few days.
Miss Edith Hollingsworth and
George Lane were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Holllngs-
worth.
Everett Allen has been on the
sick list for the past week.
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son.
Mrs. Ira Stages called on Mrs.
Bradwin of Lenox park, last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Floyd at
tended the funeral at Mud Creek
church of the formers mother,
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owe eve * $4 ::y!?:! g

cneerIuI wnen come home ano
find my husband wearing q blue
flannel shirt-and tonight even
boots? High boots! MY HUS.
BAND, Of all people, not caring
how he looks-!" Eve grew
historical and rushed into the
living room to throw herself on
the day bed where she sobbed
until quiet.
Dick, his face white, his lips
set in a straight line. remained
in the kitchen. staring straight
ahead. Presently he arose. cleared
the table and stacked and washed
the dishes. He did not 60 near
Eve.
After while she arose. went
into the bathroom and bathed her
eyes. Then she filled howl with
suds and washed out some stock
ings and lingerie too dainty and
fragile to trust to any hands but
her own. She had intended to do
this task in the morning. after
Dick had left for the days work.
But she was in q perverse mood
tonight.
TICK went to bed. He heard Eve
turn on the living room lamp
and rustic the evening paper.
Then he drifted into troubled
sleep. Eve Weakened him. Dick"
she said in low voice. I'm sorry"
! Nothing to be sorry for" he
answered. lie had had time TO
think things QUITO make allow.
ances.
81 was horrid to YOU"
you were saying what you
thought" he said. That's all right.
l want you always &c feel free TO
speak ont. That way III know
what's in your mind"
"Wcll, thought being a superIn.
tcndcnt meant an office and q pol.
ishcd desk where you sat giving
orders. And sometimes when ]
come home and you are-dresse1
like that"
Listen, Eve, | could get awfully
mad at you II didn't realize what
makes you talk like that. Now. get
this straight. There are still q
great many things you have to
learn about what makes this world
go around. One Of them is that the
way things look doesn't alter the
truth any. Another Is that a man
usually knows what his Job re
quir?s. Rough clothes are not
, necessarily dirty clothes. There
are days on the job when | dress
, up, but I'd hook like damned fool
if wore Spats and carried a walk
lug site when my men are erect.
= ing steel"
! You wouldn't look like fool
10 me. think IL you stood far
( enough off from the mess. you
} wouldn't get spattered with plaster
= and things"
: Dick gave snort Of anger.
, Eve was persistent. Couldn't
5 you manage that way?" she whee
3 died. .,-.
S Dick hcaved q sigh and answered
/ with luality. "Wo had q tough
8 time today and II you had seer
e ne-half OF 1t, | believe you'd thinh
a pair Of bouts and an old suit very
: sensible to wear" t.a.
!, Eve was accustomed to hayini
: her own way. Apparently now thai
q she was married she would have
to make some concessions she bat
not heretofore considered possible
:, The idea was disturbing and sh'
! crept into bed shiYering with cole
: and anger.
4 ITO he Continued)
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

bLulN HERE IoDA1
EVE BAYLESS, pretty assistant
To EARLE BARNES. advertising
manager of BiXby's department
store, secretly murrics DICK
RAIDER, a construction engineer.
Dick wants Eve 10 give up work
Ing but she refuses.
The same day Eve learns that
she Is 10 go to New York for
the store and must leave that
night. Dick takes her 10 the sta
ti0n hut throughout the week In
New York she has no word from
him. The days there are bus,
She meets THERON REECE who
IL much attracted by her and she
visits IRENE PRENTISS, 81
former SchOoImate who In play
Ing 'h" stOeEI market and advises
Eve Ia do the same.
I've returns 10 Lake City aI
the end of week. Back nj the
0Hi"" she finds u new copy writer,
MONA ALLEN, who appears 10 be
tr"ubie-makcr. MARYA NI.AD
fashion artist, and ARLENE:
SMITH, StcnOGraphcr. are Ewes
friends.
Dick and Eve spend several
days -: the fashionable Hotel
Mirnmar, and then move into an
apartment in nm Old-fashioncd
house. Eve works late ut the
Office nuh arrives home TO hni
Dick prrparirC dinner. They have
quarrel and Dick leaves.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER TX
DICK was firm il his arguments
for announcing their mar
riagc. lie repeated TO Eve all the
objections against secret mar
riages. including The cmbarrass-
rcH: she would feel if her bust
ness friends should learn Of 1t in
roundabout way and question
her. Dick was honest n d
straightforward TO q degree that
Eve at times regarded as blunt
ness. bat he had certain dignity
that nothing could shake and
which Eve could not help but re-
spcct. And II gave her a deep
sense o. satisfaction to know that
he commanded the respect of
others.
Eve wanted each OF the events
Of her life to stand QUITO be
remembered by her friends rs
different from the usual. Mar
riagr customs, Dick assured her,
had not come about by chance.
Their purpose was TO emphasize
the importance OF tie marriage
tie. To strengthen it and give it
IigGit".
After repeated discussions and
arguments Eve and Dick com
promised. 1t was agreed that
tEcig relatives should he informed
of their marriage but that. for
tbs present. Eve need not al
nOurCe it 10 her business associ-
atcs.
She took into hcr confidence a
friend who was promising
young artist and asked her TO dc
sign combination Christmas
card AID wedding announcement
These were brought home by a
very excited Eve one snowy Sat
urday early liz December. She
and Dick spent their spare timr
addressing, scaling and stamping
the envelopes and then put them
away to be mailed Christmas
week. That settled. Dick wa!
frankly relieved.
"Of course. as soon as oul
friends know Of our marriage We
will entertain" Eve began.
That's all right" Dick an
Lwered, go !orS as we know
they're coming. Invite them gol
a definite time. Don't want 10,
Of people horning in on our pri
vacy when We have something else
10 do"
Eve was silent for a while
Then she ventured, hesitatingly
"Dick, do you think-well, you
see this place is quite shabby
looking. Oh. | knOw-it ha:
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TRYON, SALUDA
UNIT
Composite Board Respon-
sible Directly to State
Commission

SALUDA. Aug. IS. Especially.
The Saluda and TryOn town and
district schools are now operat-
ing under an administrative unit
provided for by an act of the
last legislature. This unit is gov
erned by a board of administra-
tors consisting of Douglas Bleis,
Nielsen Jackson and James Lark
ford of Tryon; c. C. Cooper and
John Thompson of Saluda. Sa-
luda loses one member of the old
board, G.. l.. Thompson.
The district schools consist of:
In the district of Tryon-Lynn
and the negro school at Tryon;
in the district of Saluda-Mt.
lebanon, Valley Hill and the
negro school at Saluda.
Each district school, with the
exception of Lynn is represented
on the administrative board by
an advisory member; Lynn, on
account of its larger enrolment
has two advisory members.
Under the new method of OPP
Grafton, as interpreted by the
state school commission the Sa-
luda and Tryon unit enjoy all
the benefits of a consolidated
school district but do not sur
render any of their former in
dividual rights and privileges.
The members of the Saluda
board and Professor Randolph
and the members of the Tryon
board and Professor W. A. Schil-
Letter are responsible directly to
the state school commission. All
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FOR SALE
use. and Real Estate

hun. mountain lodge
5sfrooms-large sleeping
with exceptionally large
/. room. dining room and
bath; private water
magnificent view; on
Eoad: for quick sale 1915.
wire or phone Edwin
MAXWELL. The Liye-WTe
Estate Salesman. Phone
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There is no substitute for
newspaper advertising.
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LOST OR STRAYED - Persian
cat, tortoise color. Call Mrs.
PEBBLES, 31-J.
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WILL TRADE nice gas range
for coal range. VI. +. Toms,
PIT South Main.
USE YOUR CREDIT to beat in
flation, buy now and escape
rising prices. Brunson Furni-
ture Company.
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Special Notices

- transportation to
Central Florida. Miss D'Baugh,
care Woodall Lodge, Route a,
Hendersonyille.
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III BARGAIN on Breyard
a. 80 acre farm, 100
extra good bottom land.
I'll. modern s room
Grand view. VIII trade
,r09e--v in city. q. l..
S Realty Co., American
B.ag.
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THE HEALTH FOOD STORE,
116 9th Ave. West. Who lie
Wheat, Rye and Soy Bean
Bread. Diabetic md other
sanitarium foods
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says buy small houses.
be Z modern houses
.;rr ay Surety Company,
and suburbs, all built
+, which may be sold for
; BASIS Of so per cent of
: On original loan. Prices
now from $1,000 to
See EIw. r. Sutherland
RoHe $50. Jackson Bldg
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TORY, seven rooms with
bod floors, steam heat,
.o.. overlooking lake,
Grants room over gar
]. q real bargain. H. G.
over Woolworth's store.
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Drug CO
carrying complete line of drugs
and drug sundries. Prescrlp-
tions carefully compounded.
Phone 122. Immediate delivery,
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LEAVING FOR CHARLOTTE
Friday morning; accommodate
three; returning Sunday or
Monday. 247-J.
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WANTED
miscellaneous

- Peeled poplar, pine
.@.aut wood. Farmers
Bon. =
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Lost and Found

23-Pets and Livestock
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LIABILITY" has wiped out
many a promising estate. At
moderate cost we can protect
YOU. See US before you have an
accident. Ewbank & Ewbank,
Phone 80. Ask anybody!
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-16

BATTERY AND ELECTRIC work
a speciality. Midcity Tire Co.