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ABOLISH "UNDERTAKER"

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. p. (UP)
Milwaukee county funeral direc-
tors have appealed to the state as
sociation to abolish the word "un-
dertaker," suggesting that the
terms funeral director" funeral
chapel" and funeral parlOr" be
substituted. -..
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LET NE SETTLE your county
and city taxes and street
assessments with bonds at a
saving. ]. H. Yelton. Phone
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AL. BARGAINS Five
SPECIAL

SPECIAL BAKOAINo =
room Single bungalow, price
$1,000. Modern five-room brick
house, just outside city S1695;
About Is acres and small
house. four miles out on high
Way, good view, $S75 cash. An
ders' and Rector, American
bank.
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TOURISTS AND VISITORS well
come. We appreciate the Won
derful business you gave US
this summer and hope to have
the pleasure of serving you
again next season. Shorty S
Pig N Whistle.
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PALMETTO INN. 429 Fifth ave-
nue. west-Cool, airy rooms,
excellent table. Rates to SUIT
your pocketbook. Special ar
rangements for families.
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o2R'S CAMP Two miles east
of Hendersonville, One TO four
room cabins for rent. ihls
camp for sale.
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The only way to keep from be-
ing annoyed by a bowling dog is
to own it.
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MARK DIXON DODD, well-known

MARK DIXON DODD, well-known
artist of st. Petersburg, who
has exhibited pictures in Hen
Jacksonville in the past, desires
to come here for the purpose
of organizing and teaching an
art class. Persons interested in
such instruction are requested
to communicate with DR.. VIM.
Redin Kirk, at once.
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RYE GROUND Fridays and Sat
urdays. Highland Lake Mill.
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RANANA SPLIT Special 1Sc.
THOMPSON'S. Curb service,
booths. North Main street. y
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IF YOU CAN'T GET ~ OS'
we'll come to you. Phone zoo.
Farmers Federation.
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PLENTY OF COLD all the time.
Extra cold when you need II.
Beauty, conveniences, depenc-
able performance and year
round economy. Norge Rollator
refrigeration. Sold on easy
terms. Brunson'S.
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AN IDEAL PLACE to get your
sandwiches and drinks, cigar
cites, cigars, tobaccos and can
dies. Quality plus service.
Plenty of parking space. Thomp-
sons, North Main street,
"Where Friends Meet to Eat. "T
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WANTED Clean, white
rags. Bring to Times
News.
Special Notices

COOLEY'S OFFERING, mems
genuine felt hats including such
makes as John B. Stetson,
Knox, and DObbs, from 75c to
S1.OO. Cooley's Secondhand
Store, 100 n. Main.
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FOR SALE
|l-Autos and Accessories

h COSTS NO MORE to have
your car creased right with the
best grease. Mc5il grease. We
specialize in greasing, washing,
polishing. simonizing. Central
Seryice Station, back OF
ScruggS Phone 91S1.
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INTRODUCING VITROLOX per-
manents. Special for limit
ed time. $5. Deluxe Beauty
Shoppe, next to Carolina thea
ire. Phone 916.
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l2-Miscellaneous

PRESENTATION is the thief
IL time. Better do your build
|ng and repairing now. Rigby-
Saorrow Company, Lumber,
builders Supplies. Mill Work.
fourth avenue east, Hender-
$Onville, \. c.
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lS-Houses

IT, "ENI Five-room cottage
X" 2 ES Renovated. Call at
H., rIeming street. Prefer
Sal,around renter.
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Houses and Real Estate

bR SALE 80 acres of nice
Hand on Hungry creek, includ-
linz - acres of bottom, balance
In rough land, at a bargain.
Apply ". c. Jordan.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Complete
stock on hand. h,idcity Tire
Co., 210 Fourth avenue west.
Phone 121,
Evening star., 1934-11-11

an able life insurance
agent of Worcester, Mass,
obtained a mans consent
to a contract for $25, 900.
The prospective purchaser
attempted to sign up with
Mr.. McElwain's old pen.
but it ran out Of ink. The
man unused a moment,
then said: I'll think it
over" He did, changed his
mind, and Mr.. McElwain
lost the deal!
Evening star., 1934-11-11
LOST A $4,000 ORDER
by handing man an empty pen!

consin, and because it required no
such old-time parts, Geo. S. Parker
agreed to develop it. This is the rea-
son that Parker can guarantee it
mechanically perfect and does! 1t
holds 1920 more ink than an ordi-
nary pen, wittout increase in size.
All good stores selling pens are
demonstrating this wonder of science
daily. Don't let an old-fashioned pen
penalize your learning and earning
another day. The Parker Pen Com.
pany, GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

TUNE nc >rcscutcu tiic
contract for his clients
signature.
Be careful not to con.
fuse this sacless marvel
with so-called vacuum
filters having squirt gun
piston pumps and valves,
or pens containing rubber
ink sacs.
The Vacumatic Filler
was invented by a scientist
at the University of Wis
Evening star., 1934-11-11

The girls have it. They all three national beauty
prizes in the Century of Progress 900 baby contest in
which there than 114,0OO entries. Frstprze
Marilyn Yvonne Miller of Pierre, S. Dak
the picture frame Frances Jean Lupe eft) of Chicago
second prize and jeanne Snyder gh of Vest Toledo
Ohio, won third prize G Associated Press Photo
Evening star., 1934-11-11

Like a pen from another world is the
revolutionary Parker Vacumatic. And
the cost of neglecting to have it is
many times it's price.
For example: Vim. r. McElwain,
Evening star., 1934-11-11

The Parker Vacumatic Pen WHICH
HE CARRIES NOW would have
saved the contract because its VISI-
BILE ink supply would have shown
whether the pen needed refilling BE-
Evening star., 1934-11-11

And hou such daily led Parker to develop
revolutionary Pen that holds 1929 ink and has
Visible Ink Supply in Lannated Pearl and Jet
barrel haring all the Beauty of solid barrel because it
doesn't LOOK transparent!
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2777Ap7y,.Rxsato,plp,:::.
!eps4 sEA SERVICE, na ]

, "But l want to. I'm bored and
not well. May l wire Bess tohay!f
81 suppose So" !. 81 !
What a queer child Carol vas,
Mrs. Kendall thought. She hadnt
seemed in the least concerned
about Lawrence's dismissal. And
| it was really because last night
she had thought Carol was inter-
ested in him that she'd let the
young man go. ... r.. -
"I'd like to get away tomor-
row." Carol said.
"But you couldn't possibly
"Why not? I have plenty OF
clothes. And Miami has shops"
"Of course we can do lots II we
hurry. Do you feel eqaai to shop
ping?"
81 feel fine Color had come
back to Carols cheeks. Her eyes
sparkled. ~
Mrs. Kendall sighed. "You far
| ly take my breath away. / wish
you weren't quite so impulsiye."
Only a week before when Bess
had written, begging Carol to join
her. Carol had laughed at the
idea. Imagine! know Miami
backwards, forwards, vertically
and horizontally. I'd be bored to
DEATH
And here she was thrilled over
going. entering with zest into
planning for the trip. Really, Mrs.
Kendall thought, Carol was diff
cult to understand.
| Ito be continued)
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POINT LOOKOUT

POINT LOOKOUT, Dec. "a
Harrel Jackson and family left
Sunday afternoon for Tryon
where they will spend a few days
with relatives.
Will Hill and son, James, were
recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Hoots.
l.. D. Gillian called on B. T.
Nix Monday night. e =
Tom Thompson was through
this section on business last week.
Mrs. Lano Marson, Carl ,Onsby
and Ed Wood were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Brown: Fri
day. p
Miss Zelma Nix had !. as !. her
guests Friday night, Misses Willie
Johnson and Thelma Blackwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arland,. Williams
have returned home irons Spar
tanburg where they have been
spending few days with, Mr..
Williams parents. sis
Miss Hester Gilbert had as her
guests recently Miss Clara Garrer
Of East Flat Rock.
Ogram Lambe called at the
home of C. L. Nix Monday night.
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I Hendersonville, North Carolina,
sell to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described real es-
tate:
The certain tract of land in the
Town of Hendersonviiie, bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning on a stake on the
western margin of Main Street in
F.! the Town of Hendersonville, just
AZ feet South Of Academy Street
at the brick wall on the south side
of the bank building, and runs
South with Main Street 10 1-2 #.
to a stake; thence South 70 West
105 feet to a stake at a .10-foot
alley; thence North with said al
ley parallel with Main Street
10 IA feet to, stake; thence
North 70 East along the South
wall of the bank building 105 #.
to the beginning corner, being the
same building occupied by Walter
Smith and which was decided by
NJ. C. Toms to Morris Jackson and
by him to M. S. Bailey and which
is fully described by metes and
bounds in a deed from Cole to
Dermid, duly recorded in Books29
at page 70 of the records of
deeds for Henderson County, to
which reference is hereby made.
This property will be sold sub
ject to the existing lease of j. l..
Albea.
C. ]. LYNCH, Receiver,
,.. Tryon, N. G.
MASSENBURG & McCOWN,
Attorneys for Receiver.
12-15-Sat.-4tp. =.
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NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
" CHAPTER XVII

Carol Kendall spoke to the
chauffeur, driving the car. with
so much room in front l don't
know why I must stay back here v
The young man at the wheel
drove on stubbornly. There was
determination in the set Of his
shoulders. He made no reply.
Carol sat back, smiling. When
she reached her destination, a
handsome residence, she said care
lessly, "Come for me at one to-
night"
"But | understood"
"You understood that l was
staying the night with Virginia
Lee. Well, Pm going to her
party but 1 am not spending the
night"
eyes, Miss Kendall. I'll tell you
mother, miss"
"You are not to tell my moth
er. I'll tell her myself when
reach home"
Every well, Miss Kendall"
you're not quite human are
you?"
The blond young chauffeur
merely bowed, turned the car and
drove away.
About II O'Clock Carol, passing
her friend, said carelessly, "'Vir-
ginia, | don't think I should stay
tonight. Mother hasn't been well.
I've phoned to have the car sent
for me-"
"I'm sorry. But you shouldn't
have phoned for the car. Some of
US would have run you out"
"There is no reason to take
anyone from the party"
A little later, with her evening
wrap drawn about her, Carol was
being driven home. Presently she
said, :"Stop the car" This time
she added, "Please. We might as
well talk this out"
"This is so much better" she
said a moment later, seated beside
the young man at the wheel.
There was no reply.
"You are very uncommunica-
tive" Carol persisted. 81 don't
believe | have ever known anyone
more so. Is your name really
Lawrence?"
eyes" - .... .... ....
cone shouldn't call a chauffeur
Larry" ~.
Certainly not"
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"Then I shall call you Larry


They drove a few minutes in
silence and then Carol said slow
.ly,' cot course you know / arrang-
ed this so / could drive with you.
Don't pretend you don't. Drive
any. place you want. Larry, but
don't take me. home"
"You are out of your head to
do such a thing" the young man
spoke roughly but the car was
turning from the familiar route.
81 couldn't bear going on like
this any longer" Carol said.
II couldn't bear to see you
playing chauffeur. and. believing
you had me fooled. What college
did you attend, Larry? And why
the masquerade"
"What difference does it
make?" 81 4s".'4
90 makes a lot of difference
to me-" Carol said. She stumbled
on bravely, earnestly, because,
you see, CARE
The cars speed was checked. 1t
stopped suddenly and Carol was
in his arms.
'We're both crazy, Carol. !
should have gone away"
"f can't believe you really love
me. Anybody as wonderful as
YOU -.-
Wonderful! I disgraced my
people in college. I couldn't get
a decent job" His voice was
hoarse with misery.
Everything will be different
now" Carol said. ooh, Larry, |
never dreamed it would be like
thisw
'T tell you, it's impossible. My
family is poor, Carol. I couldn't
marry YOU"
81 know you'll take care of
me-" Carol said happily, "but, if |
knew you couldn't I'd marry you
just the same, Larry. I'd scrub or
cook or anything. to be near you"
There was only one way to an
swer that. -
Don Kendall drove past the big
family car in the shadow of the
porte cochere and then stopped
his roadster in amazement. Two
people were inside, so engrossed
they had not noticed his approach.
He leaped out and walked slowly
toward the other car. 49,, .. .s
The door opened and the chauf'
feur stepped out. He opened the
door on the other side for Carol.
Don said angrily, what in he'll
does. this mean?" and advanced
threateningly. @"Why you; inso-
lent" q
"Don," said Carol in a low
voice, you'll wake Mother. I'll
explain later" :.
Explain spooning with Law
rence!"
LARRY, please go now" Carol
said. E"Let me handle this"
She watched the chauffeur dis
appear in the darkness. '-.
"Come inside" she. whispered
to her brother.
Inside the great hall, they faced
each other, Tomorrow III thrash
him within an inch of his life and
send him packing" Don said.
Don't be absurd" Carol said.
"He played football at college!
Oh, Don, are you blind? Didn't
you know he wasn't real chanf.
feur? You'd be surprised i'll told
you who he is. But I'll tell you
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WALES PET DOG IS
OPERATED UPON

LONDON, Dec. %. i(UP)-The
Prince of Wales told friends that
his pet Pekinese, Princess Pittie,
recently was successfully operat-
ed on for a serious eye injury,
suffered when bitten by an AL
satan dog at the princes country
estate at Fort Belvedere.
The heir to the throne of Bri-
tain visited his pet several times
during her convalescence.
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, this much. He. was mentioned for
All-American. Another year he
probably would have made it."
$50 that's his story" sneered
Don. His voice rose anerily, "The
dirty crook" -.
81 recognized him." Carol went
on. '"I went to school with his sis
ter. He, had heard of me, too,
which gave him the idea of get
ting a Job. After while it was
question of taking any job ne
could get or stop eating. And ne
wouldn't go home because his IA
Their had been hard with him." ;
Lord, you're gullible." 49,
"Don = Carolw, Mrs. KendalPs
fretful voice came from the head
of the stairs. "What in the world
are you talking about?"
"About that damned chauf-
feur," Don said angrily.
Carols frightened eyes met his.
Lawrence"
"He was impudent to me-" Don
said slowly. isis said J brought
it on myself"
whether you did or not" Mrs.
Kendall said, angrily, chow dare
he be impudent? Imagine you and
Carol quarreling over chauf-
feur." =.
! Carol and Don went up the
stairs. ......
"Please don't ask me what it
was all about, Mother. L have a
wretched headache. l left Vir-
ginia's because of it." r
.".Who brought you home?"
81 ,telephoned Lawrence to come
for, me-"
ooh" said Mrs. Kendall.
When Carol came to breakfast
next morning Mrs. Kendall greet
ed her pleasantly, "Well, dear.
how's the headache? Better?"
"Much better, thank you, Mo-
Their" E.l
"I'm glad. By the way, dear,
you may be Inconvenience a lit
tie today. | let Lawrence go for
! his impotence to Dom"
Carol put her cup down and
raised her eyes calmly to her mo-
TIERS. Hell probably find job
soon. He was an excellent:
chauffeur" = ..lrI~ ~ 49,.
"But imagine being impudent to
Don! Carol, you, look a little
pale -.
."To much night life. I've been
| having these headaches for days.
81 think Dr.. lockwood should
see you, dear"
Nonsense. All he'd say would
be, Carol, you must retire at nine
for a month. No dancing, a quart
of milk taken in between meals,
more fresh vegetables and fruit.
And maybe a little :trip somewhere
somewhere in the SOUTH Mo-
Their, there's an, idea! Let me join
Bess Lattimer for a few weeks in
Miami. 1t would do me a world
of good. And I'd like to awfully."
Mrs. Kendall stared in amaze
ment. "Of course you may 60 if
you care to. But l am surprised,
Carol. You'll miss the Rutherford
party and jeans house party that
you were SO enthusiastic about"
"Mother, darling, how you do
draw on your imagination. Imagine
me being enthusiastic about jeans
house party" Carol laughed. -
''1'm sure you shouldn't leave
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SEE OUR WINDOW for unusual s
bargains in staple wheel toys.
Prices marked plainly on each
wagon, automobile, dump truck ;
"totl bike" scooter, yelocipeae
and skates. Brunson Furniture
Company.
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WILL TOUR FLORIDA

Polk Hill and Glove Pace left
Tuesday for. st. Augustine, Fla,
as the invited guests of Patrick
Diamond, owner of the Diamond
Dye company, to spend the holi-
days. He will take them on a
Florida tour before they return.
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WE DO NOT give the cheapest
permanent waves, YET we get
the business-There must be. a
reason. Phone 916. Deluxe
Beauty Shoppe, next to thea
tire.
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GET YOUR CHRISTMAS RHlL'
co now! { Pay it next year.
Speciai holiday terms and hD-
,erala trade in allowance brpn-
SON Furniture Go.
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MONEY TO LEND for moderniz- +,

ing your home. We will be glad
to give you any possible assis-
lance in arranging for your
F. H. A. lean. Our planning
and estimating departments are
at your service at all times.
Consult US at once. ,Hender-
sonville Supply & Coal Co.
Phone 500. .
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ONE OF THE MOST welcome OF
masculine gifts is attractive, pa
iamas in the new styles Oh 1lne
broadeleth with trimming Q.
contrasting color. Rosenberg s.
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HE'LL, ALWAYS thank you fof
getting him one of these COM
Portable lounge suits! = May
Los Angeles Rosenberg's. "
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MONEY is .svailable for building
and repairing. LET US help you
get it. Rigby-Morrow Company,
Fourth avenue east. Phone 97~
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FOR LIMITED HOLIDAY SALE
Boucles at 15c and 300 per
skein. Mountain Industries Gift
Shop. 81
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TAX BoNDS-county, city and
street assessment at big dis
count. Phone 50, o. Roy Keith,
Real Estate. 800 y
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LATE SHOPPERS need have nc
fears about selecting their
gifts for men for neckwear al
ways pleases. Rosenberg's.
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WANTED DO exchange new
Ford coupe for house and lot.
Would assume a reasonable
amount of indebtedness. Must
be bargain. See US at once.
Anders and Rector.
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WILL PAY CASH for poultry,
from s to II cents per pound
Hyder's Mill, Seventh avenue,
east.
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Radio SALES AND. SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Ire
Company.
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PHILco, the perfect gift for the
student, for the .offlee for tne
home. Generous holiday terms
;: liberal tradeIin allowance. Brun.
SON Furniture Co. 80,
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BEGIN. HERE TO-DAY

Ann HOLSTER, pretty and 70,
breaks her engagement to Tony
Mickle, commercial artist, :, be.
cause of bis drinking and general
iirrespensibility. The same day
Peter Kendall, wealthy and promi.
nent, learns how Ysleria5 Bennett,
his fiancee, has deceived him and
tells her everything is over be-
tween them:
Ann and Peter, both heart-sick
and disillusioned, meet in a res
taurant. When Peter asks Ann
to marry him she agrees. =
tt ey 60 to. Florida and spend
sever i weeks happily. Then Peter
is called home because of bust
ness. All of the Kendall family
except Peters sister, Millicent,
snum Ann. . Co..
Ann hears that labor trouble is
brewing at the Kendall factory.
Believing, Peter is in danger, she
follows him there and hears him
make a talk which quiets the sit
uation. Ann realizes she is in
love with. her husband.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-22

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