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angry, she retorted. 81 can't mag
inc Paula married to Scott under
any circumstances"
"You can't? Well, he ran
around with her mighty long
while"
"That's why" Dana flashed
back. ''He went with her mighty
long while. If he had been in the
least in love with her, he'd have
married her." .
But the grass in the other pas
ture always looks greenest," Mrs.
Cameron said shortly.
T'm not easily frightened"
Dana said, adding "and trust
Scott fully. There isn't any room
in my heart for suspicion"
Mrs. Cameron said, in an injur-
ed tone, 81 wasn't trying to make
you suspicious, Dana. | was trying
to persuade you to buy something
new. ] say again the man isn't
made who doesn't admire a we'll
dressed woman. And no man is
proud of a dowdy woman. even
: though she's the best wife in the
world"
When the door had closed Dana
wiped tears from her eyes. Why
were people always prating about
dowdiness and shabbiness? She
wouldn't believe she looked that
way as long as her clothes were
neat and wcll-pressed and she
kept herself Immediately groom
ed.
Scott and Mrs. Cameron almost
bumped into each other on the
stair. Mrs. Cameron had come
. charging along with her head
lent. in one of her towering
RACES. She smoke CURLY.
At the stair landing. she stop
ped and fun" upward at him. her
eyes cold and unforgiving: Dana
seems to think being married is
some excuse for being a martyr.
I wish you'd talk some sense into
her"
! Scott fitted his key into the
lock soberlv.
! SO the old ladv thought he was
! taking sll the shine and sparkle
out of life for Dana. Well, may
be she was right, at that.
(To be continued)
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CHILD PROGRESS
MAY BE AIDED BY
THYMUS EXTRACT

LONDON, Dec. 10. (UP)-The
miracle of children walking at the
aop of six months, becoming attn
istes at five years, and entering
at 10 may be produc-
ed some day by means OF tnymus
extract injections.
The British Medical Research
council, which has established a
Committee to study the wide
range subject of sex. hormones'
said that the possibilities of con cor.
troll of the thymus gland are &C ),
tually beyond all comprehension,
Experiments that have oeea n
made in treating the OFFSPRING Oh
animals with thymus extract nay :,
produced a remarkable precOcItS
of development" the counei re-
ported. Ill
"When only a few days old
baby rats were as advanced aIter
thymus injections as they normal
" would have been in a month.
After being treated for three gen.
erations the rats have been born
with teeth. A few hours afterward
they grew fur and could swim and
run when two weeks old"
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EORGETS MAILS

WOODS HOLE. Mass. (UPl-
Passengers were "all at sea" when
the steamer Naushon suddenly
about faced and headed back to
port. The ship, en- route to Nan
tucket Island, had left without the
mail.
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John MHITEsIDES. Heir at

vs..
JOHN WHITESIDES, Heir at
Law.
By virtue of a decree of the
Clerk of the Superior Court OF
Henderson County, duly signed
and entered in the proceeding
bearing the title above, the under
signed Commissioner duly appoint
ed by the said Court and empow-
cred in said decree to sell the land
of the said Annie Lathern, de-
ceased, to make assets to pay her
debts will sell at public auction
on Jan. 18th, 1886 at noon at the
court house door of Henderson
County. North Carolina to the
highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing described piece of land:
BEGINNING AT A STONE, A.
J. McDowelps beginning corner
of mis- 10 acre tract and runs
with his line South sc deg. East
26 poles to a rock, thence North
4 deg. East % poles and 16 links
to a rock, thence North sc deg.
West 25 poles and % links to a
rock and stake in A. J. McDowelps
line, thence with his line South 4
deg. West "a poles and 20 links
to the beginning containing a
acres more or less.
One Acre of this tract of land
has been sold to Prince, but has
never been run off, therefore
leaving 8 acres in the main tract
as described above.
w. G. HAMILTON, Commissioner
.12-5 Thurs. 4tp.
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SPECIALS - Living
room suite, genuine mohair with
wooden panels, well construct
ed, $500 value for only
S64.95. Beautiful dining room
suite, sturdy construction, $40
value for S54.95. Breakfast
suite, nice smooth finish, built
to last, $1,000 value for $10.25.
Reliable Furniture Company,
opposite courthouse.
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FLOWERS Say Merry Christ
mas with flowers, whether with
potted plant, a centerpiece,
flowers for the Yuletide party
or a corsagc. Flowers for all
occasions. Jackson's Flower
shop.
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She said one night: "1'm simply
sick of partying, Scott. Don't you
think we might stay home some
for change? We've paid all of
our obligations. l think we should
rest on our laurels for awhile"
1t was Dana who decided to
send back the new brown coat
with the warm and flattering fur
collar.
"Those sleeves are so exagger-
ated." she said. "They will be
completely out of style next sea
son. And who wants a coat that
isn't good for two years?"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-19

WRIST WATCHES make ideal
gifts for boys or girls. Special
S2.49 and $2.95. Wilson Drug
Company.
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HAVE YOU SEEN our assor tment
of Christmas greeting cards and
booklets. Wilson Drug Co. :
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Optimism comes from the heart;
pessimism from the liver.
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Miscellaneous Gifts
WHAT Is BETTER for Christina

WHAT is BETTER for Christmas
than a basket of Stark's Deli
cious or Stamen Winesap ap-
Piles? incidentally. why keep on
buying apples when there is
plenty of room in your yard for
one or more trees? | am agent
for Stark Bros. Nurseries, and
now is the time to place order
for spring planting of apple
trees, roses or anything that
grows. Apples packed for deliv-
cry. Telephone H. Walter
Fuller.
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FRUIT CAKES-In two and five
pound boxes for 81 and 81.
Florida Market. Phone 167.
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CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS can
find lovely inexpensive gifts
for any member of the family at
Leona Allen Young's. We give
trade jubilee tickets.
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Gifts for Family
CHRISTMAS DRESS AND COAT
SALE during last two days of
Trade jubilee, beginning Thurs
dav at JENNIE BOWEN'S.

MAKE it an Atwater Kent radio
for Christmas. From $24.30 up.
Mid-City Tire Company.
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NJ. f. DAUSUEL, Admr. of the
Estate of ANNIE LATHERN,
Deceased,
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SEE OUR stock of toys and
Christmas gifts. HendersonVliiee
Hardware Company.
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WANTED
'-Salesmen, Agents

, $500 WEEKLY, man or
nan with auto, sell Poultry
f. r.1le 20 consumer. Eureka
- Co., East St. Louis. III.
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To-Miscellaneeus

5lf 20 - Second hand set of
imeSS ' SoS' cheap. Clubs" care
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TCUT Ford, Chevrolet
at. ITc. Ford running
MATS SOC. J. f. Stokes
,-.
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Household Goods

FD8CBE TRUNK, slightly
F. $3.50, original cost $40.
l@s9.e Furniture Company,
s3l'..e courthouse.
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FIREWORKS!-Big supply.
Buy early and get coupons.
Hoke & Milholen, Chimney
Rock road.
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! NINI - Small cottage and
8, apartment, close in. Spe-
=. rates on room and board to
5r y, ,4an = Lacrosse employees.
yale avenue, Phone 1873
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%'-Farm Products

I1oJ IO-To purchase an extra
h., .G ,"ell-bred fresh cow. Pre-
rJ.y Guernsey. J. E. KratZen,
--oersonyille, Route ).
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NOTICE OF SALE

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HENDERSON.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT,
BEFORE THE CLERK.
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h, ~O-Corn, Formers FEEDER
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If YOUR HENS WON'T LAY
when fed Full-O-Pep they are no
good. Chop off their heads!
Farmers Federation.
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! WANTED for RawIeigh
,o.: Of 500 families. Good
y, lis for hustler. We train
i, ne.D you. Write today.
a. 2 'e,Sh Co., Dept. NCL-95-
~ Richmond. Va
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Gifts for Him

HAVE YOU MEN on your Christ
mas list who are super critical
about their neckties? Give them
a half dozen of Cheney's and
YOU will never hear the end OF
the praise. Rosenberg's.
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Lost and Found
f2-Pets and Livestock

LOST OR STOLEN-White wire
haired fox terrier, named
IriXie." NJ. Hoke, Route /. >
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JENNIE BOWEN offers excep-
tionally good values in coats
and suits during Christmas sale.
Lot No. l coats and suits SID;
lot No. 2, $3.50 to $500
coats, 500; lot No. 3, S35 to soy
coats, $35; odds and ends IN
coats and suits So. Get one OF
our dollar hats.
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For Sale

and Accessories
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For Rent
l-Apartments

y, EtNf - Apartments N
p ~ building, corner Third
-. Co4cch. ReconditiOned like
80. >.ear heat. Furnished or
- u a.sa-d BrOwnlee Insur-
~. q ReaL.v Co, Agents.
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HEADQUARTERS for beautiful,
practical, useful Christmas pres
ents. Gifts for Her: Hosiery,
stepins, boomers, pa m a s.
gowns, slips, sweaters. Sug-
gested gifts for Him: Socks
shirts, ties, paiamas, sweaters
shoes, hats. Many other gifts
for any member of family at at
tractive prices. |. W. Allen.
syesssszsszsgss ssssssyasgsgsgsesa
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A o an - ~ tV . M-NyIS
Lost and Found
f2-Pets and Livestock
LOST OR STOLEN-White wire
nalred fox terrier, named
Irixie." NJ. Hoke, Route l. :
Special Notices
WITHOUT EXACGERATIoN the
finest collection of Christmas
gltt neckwear we have ever
shown 1T a price to fit every
one. RoSenberg's.
SILK PAJAMAS-it's the sort of
thing a man won't buy for him
u Sef-yCt he'll revel in it if he
/ gets one FOR a gift. Faultless
\ PajamaS at ROSenberg'S. =
\ WHEN you get your auto glass
\ from us, you are assured of tho
\ right glass properly installed. !
n +. Stokes & Son.
BIG SQUARE DANCE, Ssluds. N,
C., Saturday night $50. Library
Hall. Admission 4Oc.
IF YOUR HENS WON'T LAY
when fed Full-o-Pep they are no
good. Chop off their heads
/ Farmers Federation. Il
VILE TRANSFER for storage
and draylng. Agent Frederick ]
son Motor Express. Phone 121. |
PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds:
City and county at a discount. |
Phone 80, 0. Roy Keith, Real
Estate. Fourth avenue, Arcade
building. +
GIBBS MILL to engage selected
corn soc. Wants to buy a few
tow bags.
MASSAGE, EXTRAORDINARY.
! Most hopeless cases quickly re-
p Eeved. Have and will coop
/ crate with N. D'S. William |!
F. Luttig, 634 Fifth avenue.
D. B. ORR, Taxidermist. orr's
! Camp. Hendersonville, N. C.
MANY PEOPLE have invested
! their money in our shares in |
amounts from 81 up to thou .
sands. There are good reasons !
why. Safety insured up to /
! $4,000 with liberal dividends. |
! Call or write for folder. First |
Federal Savings and Loan As
ISOLATION.
COME IN for free Philco radio ,
atlas. Brunson Furniture Co.
FRESH STOCK-Rot water bot
ties 39c, fountain syringes 39c,
combination fountain syringe |
and water bottle 49c. All guar
| anteed. Freeze Drug Company.
GET TRADE Jubilee Tickets with
| payments on old accounts as !
well as for cash purchases.
PAY YOUR old accounts and get
Trade Jubilee Tickets. Only a
few days left.
NOTICE OF SALE
! STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. |
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Special Notices

SILK PAJAMAS-It's the sort Of
thing a man won't buy for him
Sef-yCt he'll revel in it if he
gets one Tor a gift. FauItless
PajamaS at Rosenberg's.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-01-16
FERA Investigation
Rules Are Outlined

Asserting that "there still Is a great
deal Of misunderstanding and ignor-
ance regarding eligibility for federal
relief In this state" the FERA We'd
nesday asked that publicity be given
regulations governing this activity.
The minimum investigation. 1t was
pointed out, includes . visit to the
home, inquiry as to real property.
bank accounts or other resources Of
the family; an interview with at least
one recent employer and determine
tion Of the ability and disposition of
the family, relatives, friends, churches
and other organizations to assist;
also the liability Of members OF q
family or relatives to assume such
support In order to prevent such men,
Der becoming public charge"
Further investigation. 1t was pointed
out, IS to establish the familys budget
ary needs. factors considered includ-
ing the standard Of living. the amount
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-01-16
Federal Moratorium
Is Asked by Burdick

Introduction Of q joint resolution
conferring power upon the president
to declare q moratorium on fore
closures and execution sales by agen-
cies financed, directly or indirectly
by the government was one Of the
first moves Of Usher L. Burdick, new
congressman, according to q letter
received from him by The Tribune.
Asserting that members Of congress
are disagreeing about the paramount
question now before the people, Re-
publicans claiming 1t Is the restora-
ton of confidence by private business
and the Democrats asserting it Is the
task of bringing relief to people In
distress, Burdick expresses himself In
favor Of the Democratic attitude and
says II wish to publicly commend
the president of the United States for
having created q deficit for this
worthy cause"
Burdick also said he favors contin-
uance Of emergency home-saving ef-
forts, such as the Home Owners Loan
corporation. by granting them addi-
tional appropriations and expresses
the hope that, while In congress, he
will mot be SO blinded by partisan
affiliation or political prejudice that
/ shall fail to recognize thing which
is right and obvious, no matter who
proposes the legislation"
Because the drouth affected 38,-
100000 persons and left them prac-
tically defenseless against foreclosure
by reason Of lack OF income. Burdick
said, he feels that steps should be
taken now to prevent wholesale FORE
closure by government agencies which
may find their loans in default.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-01-16
InflatiOnist Forces
Seek Accord on Plan

washington. Jan. 16.-(R>-Amid
anxious speculation as to what the
supreme court would say about the
New Deal experiment to raise prices
by lowering the gold value Of the dol
lar, inflationists and expansionistS
gathered Wednesday to seek accord
on some plan to make the currency
still cheaper.
The gold clause" cases were in
every mind as several organizations.
most Of them advocates Of various
schools Of initiation prepared to meet
with legislators at the call Of Sena-
tor Thomas Dem., Okla.)
More and cheaper dollars to restore
the 1926 price level was the aim m.
nounccd by Thomas. Though both
he and Senator Wheeler Dem..
Mont.) predicted definite program
Of action" the latter added that all
plans for monetary legislation de-
pended on whether the supreme court
ruled that gold clause securities must
be paid in the pre-New Deal dollar
or the present one.
Coming to the conference. Thomas
said, were representatives Of farm
organisations, war veterans, Father
Coughlin's National League for social
justice. the sound money league. the
committee for the nation. the west
ern states silver conference. the de-
positors committee and others.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-01-16

arlce State University, Grand Forks.
8. B. 23-Cain and Young legaliz-
ing the moratorium proclamation.
Judiciary.
8. B. "a = Miklethun: Reducing
from to 1 per cent the rate Of
interest on judgments. Judiciary.
s. B. 25-Miklethun. Eastgate,
Drew, Peterson: Empowers muni-
cipalities to issue bonds for fund
Ing outstanding indebtedness incurred
prior to Jan. l. 1885 In certain cases.
instead Of prior to 1888 as present
law provides.
8. b. 26-Miklethun: Scaling down
and discounting Of past due interest
on loans by University and School
Lands. Taxes and Tax Laws.
Concurrent Resolution A-Green
Of Stutsman, Mcdonald, Fowler,
Drew: Memoralizes congress to con-
tinue federal aid to North Dakota,s
financially distressed school districts.
Senate Concurrent Resolution B.
Bon1er: Urges congress continue fed
eral relief grants to North Dakota
until revision of state constitution can
be effected.
Senate Concurrent Resolution c.
Urging congress apportion funds for
highway aid despite states inability
to match federal funds with state
monies.
II. B. 5-Erickson Of Mckenzie: !:
Repeats act creating grain storage
commissioner. and sets up farm
storage commission under the state
railroad commission. Judiciary.
H. B. 6-Hewitt Of Walsh: Con-
fines jurisdiction Of railroad commits
sion to cities containing population Of
1000 or less, and provides for grant
ing jurisdiction to the commission by
the city by special election. State
affairs.
Res. Peterson Of Bottineau. Con-
current. Petitions congress and con-
trolling officials to provide for pay
ment I'm kind" Of seed and feed
loans. Agriculture.
Res. A2-Morgan. Memoralizes
the president and congress to pass
"at once" the Frazier and McNary
bills. Agriculture.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-01-16
LAND UTILIZATION
PROGRAM FOR Nd,
MAKING PROGRESS
State Planning Board Petitions
Continued Services Of
Federal Consultant

Development Of q comprehensive
land utilization program for the
state Is being accomplished under the
direction Of G. H. Plath, land use con-
sultant to the state planning board.
Involved are the retirement Of sub.
marginal lands from cultivation TO be
converted into grazing areas: purchase
Of lands adjoining Indian reserva-
tions for extension Of domain:
selection Of marginal holdings which
can adapt themselves to recreational
or park purposes, and designation Of
sites for the U. s. Biological survey,
where wild fowl breeding and nesting
refugees might be restored.
Plath was appointed August IS by
the national resources board to assist
the state planning board In its task
Of designating problem" areas in
North Dakota, where proper land use
would involve change from present
methods Of utilization. His appoint
n1ent expires February IS. but the
planning board has appealed to
Washington to have his appointment
renewed for another six months.
County commissioners and other
taxing bodies. and even landholders." !"
Plath reported, ''have cooperated
spledidly in this land utilization
work. Many Of them realize the gov
ernment cannot pay them large
sums for their holdings where these
holdings are to be diverted to other
purposes. They understand, however,
this entire program seeks q more
orderly adjustment Of our land re-
sources for community and social
gain, and have accorded us complies
cooperation"
Plath explained that problem"
areas, where agriculture has failed
to provide an adequate return, have
been found in every section Of North
Dakota. In acquiring title to these
lands for diversion to other uses, the
government does not intend to use
any condemnation proceedigs what
soever. he said. All sales must be VOL
untary. II sufficient parcels OF land
are not offered for option, the pro.
posed project will not be approved.
Appearing before the planning
board at q recent meeting in Bis
marck were residents Of Billings.
Stark, Mckenzie and Foster coun-
ties, all seeking approval Of federal
acquisition programs for their local.
tiles.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-01-16
Presidents Birthday
Event at South Pole

New York. Jan. l6.-R>-The ma
tons celebration Of President Roose-
velt's 53rd birthday. January 80. will
extend to the end Of the world.
Down under" at the Antarctic base
Of Admiral Richard f. Byrd, south
pole birthday party Is to add far-off
note Of cheer to the nationwide cele-
bration.
In all. 5000 balls viii be staged over
the country, the presidents committee
estimated Wednesday.
Last year. at nearly 5000 balls. 81
O0O,co was raised and forwarded 70
the Warm Springs Foundation for the
cure of infantile paralysis.
This year. however, the funds win
be distributed on different basis.
Seventy per cent Of every dollar will
be used by local committees for rehab-
ilitation Of infantile paralysis victims
Of the communities. In which the
balls are staged The remaining 80
cents will 60 for research, through the
presidents birthday bali commission.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-01-16
James Brevig Joins
United States Navy

James waldorf Brevig, ol0 Sixth
g., Paul Raymond Rose, Van Hook,
and Frank Q. Baumstark, Glen
Ullin, have been selected for enlist
ment In the United States Navy to
fill the January quota from the Bis.
marck recruiting station, according to
n. ]. Penders. recruiting officer.
The three men will leave for San
Diego, Calf, training station Thurs
day where they will be given the usual
three months training before being
assigned to . ship Of the fleet.
Brevig has hopes Of passing the ex-
animation for entrance to the U. 8.
Naval Academy at Annapolis. Under
the law one hundred enlisted men
can Be appointed each year. selected
on the basis OF q competitive examine
alton. A preparatory school Is MAIN
tanned by the navy for those desiring
to secure the naval academy appoints
ment.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-01-16
Reduced Interest on
School Lands Sought

Scaling down and discounting Of
past due interest on loans made by
the board Of university and school
lands was proposed In . measure in
troduced In the North Dakota SEN
ate Tuesday by Senator John Mike
thun OF Barnes county.
Declaring the farming industry has
suffered many serious setbacks the
past few years and the value Of
farm land has greatly deprecated, the
bill said, it has been impossible for
many farmers to make payment on
land purchased from the board or to
pay interest on loans granted by the
board.
Under Miklethuns measure the
board would be authorized to reduce,
scale down. or throw of interest due
on any land contract, real estate