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MONEY TO LEND for moderniz.

lOINEI TO LEND TOT houetu i|
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to give you any possible assis-
lance in arranging for your
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COLD HITS FLORIDA

POMPANO, Fla, Feb. 7. t(UPl:
Another cold wave has speared
Broward county, winter bean
center of the nation. =,
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IHoLESALE to GarasesLCn new
M. and Ford auto parts ana
k,ecessOr.es. Jackson Motor
SaDDiy. l3l Fourth Ave. East:
Phone 800.
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bW BUY GOODYEAR TIRES
bn our easy budget plan. one
kire or a full set as lOw as 5Oe
1 week. Investigate. Mid City
Tire Company.
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Answers to Previous Question:
Answers In next issue.

Answers to Previous Questions
GEORGE propounded his ideas
" first in Our Land and Our
Land Policy" published in 1871.
Benjamin Hale organized the
Gardiner Lyeeum and gave short
courses in civil architecture,
navigation. chemistry. and agri.
culture. The first tea shrub was
planted by the French botanist.
Francois Andre Michaux
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
HENDERSON COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
THEODORE T. BALLENGER,
Plaintiff
VS..
LUCILLE VAN SILLER BAL
LENGER, Defendant.
The defendant, Lucille Van Sill
Ter Ballenger, will take notice that
an action entitled as above, has
been commenced in the. Superior
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BERN s.room brick bungalow.
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|erms. AlderS and Rector,
american Bank.
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toast and poured steaming hot
milk over it, She set bowl of
the milk toast on tray with a
cup, of tea and was just ready
to take it to her father when
Phil came in.
'Pn take it," he offered,
"Oh, thanks, PHILIP
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
LIQUIDATION
T0BESPEEDED
Breyard Bank Depositors
Adopt Plan For Trade
out OF Assets

PREVARD. Oct. 20. fSrecsay
PLAN was adopted mere Tuesday
afternoon by meeting Of I'll: re-
manning deDositors OF the closed
Brevard Banking company where
by a tradeout Of assets IS p-opos-
ed. TO speed liquidation Of the
bank.
Under the proposed plan, de2o.
sitors will be allowed TO use their
certificates in buying assets Of
the bank which will be sold a.
public auction after due ADVERTISE
ment. Basis Of acceptance Of de-
post certificates will DC decided
upon by an appraisal committee
WA.ch was cIecCcu ~ the near
five hundred depcs.to:s who a.
tended the meeting at the court
house Tuesday.
The plan was explained By Pat
Kinney, liquidatirg agent Of BIZ
ward, c. |. Taylor. state IiGuidaI
ing agent Of Raleigh. and Smith
MedI:n, also OF the state depart
merit. The appraisal committee
which will report their findings
to another grouD meeting OF the
depositors to De held within the
next ten days. 1t is composed Of
G.. H. Lydav Of Davidson River,
| chairman: Leo Case o. Oakland,
Mrs. T. J. Wilson OF Pisgah For
est, Mayor 4. H. Harris o. bre-
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LEICESTER, N. C., MINISTER AND WIFE,
AILING FOR YEARS, DISCOVER
QUICK WAY TO GET WELL
Welknown Baptist Preacher Again Able Perform His
Ministerial Duties, and Wife, Enjoying Good Health
fer First Time in Long While. Feel IL Their Duty =
to Share Their Secret With Others 1@15i"

Both Mrs. Mehafey and my
self feel it our duty to let other
sufferers know how we quickly
gained new health and strength"
declared the Rev. r. R. Mehaffey
of Leicester, ". c.
"For many years we've been in
a general rundown condition, had
no appetite to speak Of, and suf-
fered with indigestion and other
digestive disorders after every
meal, but it just seemed like we
couldn't find any medicine that
would actually end our suffering.
1 was also troubled a lot with a
sluggish liver and as result suf-
fered almost constantly with sick
ening bilious spells and dizziness.
1 was constipated, couldn't sleep
very well, and suffered much with
headaches and backaches.
Mrs. Mehaffey also suffered
with pains in the small of her
back, her complexion was sallow,
and she slept so poorly morning
would usually find her as tired as
when she went to bed. ..-....
WED been reading in the pa-
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EXPERIENCE AND
SHARPNESS WIN SERIES

Experience and smartness won
the world championship for the
Detroit Tigers The Chicago Cubs
may be the best ball team pOten-
italy, bit a few youthful mis-
takes that the series-wise Tigers
quickly and avidly took advantage
of lost Grimm's boys the cham
piorship and quite a little pocket
change besides. Then Manager
Charley pulled a few boners him
self. But everybody except those
who bet heavily on the Cubs is
glad the Tigers won. The victory
was a sweet one for them while
defeat didn't hurt Grimm's kids.
While it will soon be the curtains
for old Alvin Crowder, Goose Cos
lin. little Tommy Bridges and
other Tigers in the big show, the
Cubs. excepting Gabby Hartnett,
Charley Root, Woody English and
Larry French, are a bunch of
youngsters just coming into their
own and have plenty of time to
reach the heights. 1t is almost s
sure bet that Grimm will have his
youngsters back in another series
while old Gabby Hartnett is still
stopping 'em behind the bat.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
Mars Hill Plans
18th Anniversary
OF Founders Day
Senator Bailey Principal
Speaker On Saturday
Morning

MARS HILL, Oct. 10. Especially
On Founders Day, October -,
Mars Hill College will celebrate
the 18th anniversary Of is found
ing with Senator Josiah ". Bailey
IS principal speaker on the morn
ing program.
Following appropriate eXercts-
Is in the college chapel at IL
o'clock a complimentary luncheon
will Be served in the college din
ing hail, at which time several
hundred alumni and other visitors
are expected. At this meeting
plans will be discussed for i'm
med.ateIy undertaking an enlarge
.mens and increased endowment
program for the college. In the
afternoon the annual home-com-
.ng football game viii be played
With the Oak Ridge Military In
stitute.
Mars Hi is now the oldest in
s.it1tion Of higher learning in
North carolina west or the Blue
Ridge mountains. 1t was founded
in 1856 as the French Broad
Baptist Institute" and chartered
by the general assembly in 1859
as Mars Hill College," with the
power Of "conferring such de-
grees and marks of literary dis
t.nct.on as are usually conferred
by colleges and seminaries Of
Earning In 1921 the college
was organized as a junior college,
becoming a pioneer in the junior
college field in North Carolina.
Since it's founding the college
has been co-educational and has
enjoyed a rather wide patronage.
This year 545 students are enrol
led from IS counties of North
Carolina, IS states and four for
eign countries.
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chicago's Hopes Rest
Upon JoIting Jays Knee

WITH the wearing Nebraska
" scrap out Of the way. Chicago
has fortnight 20 doctor up its
wounds in preparation for confer.
ence games with Purdue, Wiscon.
sin. Ohio State. Indiana, and ILL.
nois. in the order named.
ShaUghHessy can be relied upon
10 iron cut the rough edges and
make the most OF what his SKINNY
squad has after guinea pig games
with Carroll College and Western
State
Chicago's hopes rest entirely up
on Berwanger's knee A knee in.
Jury is the worst affliction a foot.
ball player might have, but Ber-
wanger maintains that the joint is
in perfect shape JOlting Jay spent
the summer at Wisconsin camp,
where ne subjected his knee 20
every sort Of vio!an, exercise ne
could thisk OF. including high
jumping. broad jumping, pole vault
ing, running. and hurd,ins.
Dana Y Billie placed this pos
ter in the Nebraska dressing
room "Berwanga7 Saturday Can
he b. scopped?' That was IN
necessary Any team tacEI:ng
Ch.cLgo knows :; has % halt Jolt
Ing Jay The question is. How?
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Case
CULLINCS
BY EDGAR X. CASE

Just u few words today 20 re-
mind you Of that fifth and final
county championship series bail
game between East Fla: Rocl and
Fletcher At Balfour Saturday af-
seFlOon a. 3 o'clock. Don't miss
=. With the winning team be-
coming the 1885 champion team
OF the county league, it is due 70
De me greatest game Of the sea-
7ou. Both teams will shoot the
works. The boys viii be swinging
from their heels trying 90 knock
the old horsehide agate out Of
the park, in The inield and out
field they will be going after err
az the risk OF limb and Hfe and
the pitchers, ike Lonnie Warneke
Of the Cubs, will throw off an
arm or keep the 6atsmen from
seeking EN- on the nose. Besides,
this win De the last game Of the
year. See it by all means.
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H HARRY
GRAXON

rHICAGO.-Jay Berwanger. wnc
Lis the University Of Chicago
football team. is back at the Mid
way after his Nebraska expedition
In addition to giving him the
large and capable CornhusEers 10
warm I'D on while the great ma
iori,y Of clubs we're still expert
nenting, they've heaped another
responsibility upon the broad shoui'
ders Of Berwanger.
Not only will ne Maroon captain
.rd brilliant back-Cf-all trades DO
most Of the ball-carrying. all the
nassing and kicking. the best
blocking. and pack the biggest
share Of the defensive work, but
he Is also calling signals.
Berwanger. probably the most
versatile back since Jim Thorpe
roamed gridiroEs for Carlisle 20
odd years ago, will make good in
his new role. OF course. Jottng
Jay already has shown signs OF
becoming the smartest field gem
eraI Chicago has had since the
late Walter Eckersai, who was
tops
Berwanger. performing with
rather ordinary Chicago teams
which had few reserves, has been
nbenomenal AZ sophomore,
the lS-year-old Iowan played
every minute Of every Western
Conference contest an iron man
stunt IL ever there was one
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MALARIA
Speedy Relief of ChilLs
\ and Fever

Don't let Malaria tear you apart with
It's racking chills and burning fever Trust
TO no homemade or mere makcshift rem
edies. Take the medicine prepared espc-
cially for Malaria Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic gives real
relief from Malaria because it's scicn-
tifc combination of tastcleSS quinine and
tonic iron. The quinine kills the Malarial
infection in the blood The iron builds
up the system and helps fortify against
further attack At the first sign of any
attack of Malaria take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. Better still take it regularly
during the Malaria season to ward off
the disease. Groves TaStclcss Chill Tonic
IS absolutely harmless and tastes good
Groves TasteleSs Chill Tonic now
comes in two sizes, soc and 81. The 81
size contains IA times as much as the soc
size and gives You 2SSo n3re for your
money. Get bottle today at any drug store.
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BREVARD HAS
2CAMES AHEAD
H. S. Meets Farm School
Friday; College To Play
Erskine Freshmen

BREVARD, Oct. 10. (SpeciaD
Two football games are on the
schedule for Brevard this week
end. with the Brevard high school
meeting Farm school on the high
school field Friday afternoon at
$3.50, and the college outfit OPP
posing Erskine freshmen on the
college grid Saturday afternoon
at three O'Clock.
Coach Ernest Tilson has kept
his high school string busy this
week on passing and defensive
plays. hoping to strengthen these
two departments in anticipation
of the hard fight against the Aeav-
Ter Farm school squad.
Ralph James has kept MS col
lege. boys on the go continually
the first of the week, breaking
them in on one new backts!G
play, and building up his back
field. The line has been holding
exceptionally well. and is counted
upon to be a big factor in Satur-
days tilt.
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
The Story OF jeremiah
PREPARED by Hight {. Moore

faithful prophet deliver the 81 81,
trusted message in the midst o. - HIs
multitudes taronging, the fenIpit
from all parts OF the land; DI'
i fell u1on dull ears ana OFF
roused general indignatIon- ihe
mercenary Tabble, as IN ING So,
OF the Messiah many years go
ward, rose up against Ine pl9bi ~
In ,derision they repeated NE
nyon5ecv In not anger they crct
p,e E5eir sentence of death upon
G IN Witb one accord they rush;
ed rladly about him III 'he 7NN
es5EIs; OF THE PRINCES
N Sonr,as 70 speak the truth was
$500 SGa bv Jeremiah IN the
TrDie The popular cIanor de,
manded Immediate seI'-etHe To- o.
the case. The princes Oh Jada ,a
a. onIa appeared from, the Eng
~ and at the Temple entr@ISe
. .saI. +anfr seats for the trial 1he
soon 10 was presented By the
acS 80 ord prophets who said ne
PRESS o~tbv of death because he
va va treeasonabIy preached against
re- c;ty Jeremiah IN MS de,
80 declared that ne proclaimed
rntbing but the word OF the Loca
l noseiHI the o1 people to amend their
a. and thus avert the impend1,,
m me- calamity. submitted himself
entirely to whatever tate awaltce :.
MIN. but asserted that ms DEAN a.
their hands would 9flng lnhoeeA'
blood upon city and nation.
liberty to speak the truth wa;
acknowledged by the judge: IN
I;Ie Plate in the more famou;
case t5ae the princes saw what wa:
cot and dared to do it. They
not only acquitted him of the
acknowledged that his message
was divine.
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MANY never
SUSPECT CAUs
OF BACKAcAFs
p Ihi. Old Tr..sa.s.ot,.,
Brings Happy R.5.i rc

Many sufferers -.,.
tacEacA= quickly. o.t. 80 y
that the -=4. case :: a
nay O. t.-=t E!:-.-z ;
The k.c2=Ts a. a. -,
chief ways oc ....-r =. :. q
waste out c: :a= 5.oct, "a:
pass 3 p.1.s Z t.y 80. -
more than J po--.s :.
Four = miles :: G4-s- ~
need flushing. =
II you has ---:-,a -.
bladder passages III -
which oft=- szz.: z4
miles Of aiG-=y ...=s-.--.'
ing out Tc.s 5z--.- -
the beginning 2: -sgr-y-
leg pains, loss 9: 81 ~ -.
ting up nights, 81 Ing y.
Ter the eyes a-! DIES,
Don't wait E-- z=-.,.. -,
your druggsC - .Cly:ssl
which have bee. uset -
.or over 40 vsz-s ~ -
people. They give azc,T ~
will help flush O.. - -.
kidney tubes. GA: -Cty;J
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SERVES JAIL TERM.
DIRECTS NEWSPAPER

HANFORD, Cal. (UP)-From
his cell in county Jail here, Nal
colin F. Calkins directs publica-
ton of his weekly newspaper, the
Corcoran News. while he serves a
six months sentence for criminal
libel.
Il don't intend to keep silent
by any MEANS" he said as he
started a series of editorials en-
titled, "Why the Editor Of tha
News Is in Jail Calkins intends
to print the entire background of
the heated election campaign Iasr
year.
Calkins is allowed visitors +wico
a week. During his incarceration
the paper is being editor bv his
nephew, Robert Calkins, Of Ceres
Just graduated from Stanfori
University. N'' u
He was sentenced after ha lost
on an appeal to district CONT To
spends much of mis- time pIayinS
chess with cellmates. e
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ITALIAN LIBERALS
SAY IL DUCE ENEMY

GENEVA, Oct. 10. (UP)-Pre-
r,ier Benito Musolini was brand
ed the worst enemy Of the TIA
Ian people" yesterday at meet
ing Of italian anti-Fascists rang
mo from Communists to LIBERALS.
The meeting adopted a reso!u-
ton describing the Italian war
against Ethiopia as an "acyenture
of 4 dictatorship at the end OF Its
resources. which is seeking desp-
erately, by remote military enter
prises. to gain political success.
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Blue Ridge Grid
Squad Drills Hard

Continuing intensive prepara-
tions for the game with the Mars
Hill college "B" team Friday af-
ternoon, the Blue Ridge squad
went through another long prac-
tice session Wednesday. The game
will be played on the high school
field here at $3.50 D. m.
As this is their first home
showing of the season, the boys
are particularly anxious to come
through with a victory. The team
boasts considerable power from
the standpoint of individual play
ers, but due to the short time the
boys have been practicing they
have been unable TO develop COM
plete coordination in previous
games. With two games and a
weeks practice behind them, how
ever, it is expected that the team
will be at top strength on Friday.
With several local boys in the
lineup the game holds much in
terest for HendersOuville fans. Ed
Edney and Ivan Coffey. veterans
from last year. viii De At their
old posts. Jimmy Gianakos and
Tom LYDIA are newcomers who
have been playing stellar ball and
will appear for the first time m
Blue Ridge colors az home. Bill
Germany will De seen in action
also.
In the backield Blue Ridge pre-
sents three fast and shitty run
ners in Austin, Enslsy and HAS
lip, and a powerful line plunger
in Gill. Austin passes well. and
Burns. an end. punts for dis
tances up 20 sixty yards.
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! downs ana booted as many extra
points.
This year, even with compare
lively poor support, Berwanger is
expected to exceed by far his past
accomplishments.
Jolting Jays kicking is phe-
nomeral. Punts OF 10, so, and
50 yards soar down the chalk
lines under the impetus OF his
talented toe. He hits pass receiy-
ers on the nose at distances vary
ing from 10 to so yards. His six
feet, 200 pounds Of co-ordinated
muscle is ball-carrying perfection
whether he's denting a line o,
skirting the ends.
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DEPRESSION BUSINESS
THRlVES FROM START

BELOIT, Wis, Oct. 10, ZIP,
a business, founded in the Sertb
OF the depression. is prosn ~TT ~ =.
here. - P'oSPeflnS
% John ohm Nelson, toolmaker for
f 20 years ear after graduating from
me fne University of Copenhagen, is
founder of the business, en' IL
+o l." 1881 Nelson, With his dauob-
Ter and Fred Breuning. Of Poe1l
lora, Ill, started manEfact,,r;, go =.
utaIt gage for boilers which b. b., ="
s Fang invented. From that ~
urn oranched into manufa ctrr; Ene
valves, tag-stringing macbino eut aii :
nj0vp S ! q equipment. It now en-
and if 5. " mighty skilled toolmakers
ell" mas not been idle dav. >
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DENY CONCENTRATION
OF SPANISH TROOPS

LONDON. Oct. 10. lUPl-Ra-
ports from Gibraltar last night
that 100000 Spanish troops we're
concentrating az El Tes0riI!o To-
naueuve-s were promcly denied
al Madrid
Gibraltar dispatches said Span
ish infantry units from Fonda,
Tariia. Algeciras, San RoEue ana
Los Ba-rCs. and cavalry and en-
g;ree-s from Seville were CON
cencrating az Gi0raItar's back
door for naneuvers this weeG.
Authorities az Madrid said there
was TO concentration Of troops IN
the Spanish area close to GloraI-
tar.
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NINE ITALIANS ARE
ARRESTED in MALTA

VALETTA, Malta, Oct. 10. CUP
Mine Italians, repeatedly lnclud-
ing officials of the Banca oil Roma
and Fascist steamship and anway
lines, were arrested yesterday.
Police refused to dlVutTe the
names of those arrested or the
charges against them. Several were
iuto custody during a raid on the
Banca di Roma ,yesterday after
noon. Other arrests were made
later. 1872 ~
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WRECKERS GO SLOWLY

TOLEDO, Oct. 1O.-CUP)-
Wreckiug Of the Toledo armory,
swept by fire last year, * about
the most gingerly wreckiHg joo
on record. Workmen handle each
brick with velvet gloves" for
fear Of setting off a tightly-lock-
ed powder magazine which for
years had been forgotten.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
BIG LEAGUERS HAVE
ABILITY PLUS

Just playing ability alone won't
get a BAH player in the big League.
He must have poise and polish
and personality. He must be a
crowd pleaser both as a payer
and as a person. Babe RuthS per-
sonality Ion him as many admir-
ers as his home run hitting dld.
Ruth always had warm place
in his heart for the youngStef' ly
Cobb also had a lot of admirers
But it was Cobb's bulldog eo"r-
age and fighting ability as wen as
ball playing ability that gained
him so many friends.
See the ball game Saturday =
at the Balfour park. 3 p H.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
KENDERVONVILLE'S
B0WLERS BEAT WEST
ASHEyILLE'S TEAM

The HendersonYille bowlers de-
feated the West Asheville team
by a score Of 1905 to 1865 and
the VI. W. A. team defeated the
Bakers by a score Of 1866 10 l348
at the Lott alleys on Tuesday
night.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
Co. Ordinated Berwanger
BalI-Carrying Perfection

T Asst season Berwanger ascend
- ed the heights Of gridiron
greatness 10 make most OF the
AllAmerfcan teams before going
out with an injured knee
With an outfit that COPIED
only two Of a half dozen Big Ten
tests. Jolting Jay carried the ball
1877 times for an average OF 1
yards He punted exceptionally
we'll He completed II out Of IS
forward passes for total gain OF
297 yards. He scored eight touch
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
THIEVES STRIP AIRPLANE

OROVILLE, Cal, Oct. 10. (UP)
Police were stumped by the first
case of airplane "stripping' ever
reported in Butte county. Some
one stole a wheel and a tire from
parked" airplane at Gridley
airport.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-10
YECGS TAKE TICKETS

SANDUSKY, O., Oct. 10: (UP)
Robbers who looted the safe Of a
Sandusky packing company re-
Gently, will not make use OF sew
eral items they took. Included in
their loot was several tickets to
a policeman's bali.