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DEPORTES

mo dicen que 10 hace, debe resultar
bueno ell encuentro.
FL encuentro semi-final, d 10
rounds tambien, estara a cargo de
Gorilla Morales y Benny Vargas.
Estos' dos muchachos deben de pre-
sentar un buen encuentro. pueS son
agresivoS, habiendo demostrado
Benny la Ultima vez que tiene YER
guenza, valor y quiere complacer al
publico. FL resto del programa es
como sigue:
Preliminar a 4 rounds: Carlos
Uvalle, Matamoros, 125 libras. vs..
Pedro Lara, Monterrey. l29 libras.
Preliminar a 4 rounds: Antonio
Rocha. Monterrey. l29 libras, VS..
Armando Martinez (a) La Pita,
Matamoros, l28 libras.
Preliminar a 4 rounds: Kid Pela-
che. ITO libras, VS.. Roberto Coma
lez, Ito Mbras.
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PROMETEN SER BUENOs
Los ENCUENTROS DE BOX
ESTA NOCHE EN- MATS.

tESpeclaI para IL HeraldO)
MATAMOROS, lamps, Abril II.
En- un programa de box que debe
de reSultar emocionante, renido v
en- Ell cue ell publico vera en- accion
a puzzles de diferentes pesos. desde
semi-ligero hasta de papel, es Ell que
la empresa MISUNDERSTANDING. pre-
sentara a los aficionados al viril de-
porte de los pufos esta noche a las
nueve. en- la Arena de la Cancha
del Colegio de San Juan.
En- la peiea estrella. cruzar&n pu-
netazoS Kid Pancho, de Ia Ciudad
de Mexico, de lib libras, v Chato
Lopez, de Monterrey, N. L., de lle
nbras. Este encuentro ser& a diez
rounds o menos. A ninguno de los
boxeadores los ha visto en- accion
q que estas lineas ecribe, pero 81 Ell
Kid Pancho peleo y acciona la mi
tad de 10 que Kid Pancho ell origi-
nal, residente de San Antonio. Tex
as. peleaba. entonces veremos un
encuentro renido. limpio, rapido v
pletorico de emociones. "a yer 81
es asi. AL Chato Lopez tamboco 10
hemos visto en- accion. pero 81 pre-
Senta encuentro, y Ell Kid pelea CO.
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Especial para Ii Heraldo)

lamps Abril IL
I'm un mitin que sc verified en- los
Salones de la Camara de Concrete
de esta ciudad, el lunes por la no
che. sc do a conocer q las personals
cue $ encontraban ~presentes que
Ell proyecto de Ia nueva Aduana que
serA conStruida en- esta ciudad. Sc
encontraba en manoS de Ia Secreta-
ria de Comunicaciones v ObraS Pu-
bicas, segun informes que envio q
Ia CAmara de Concrete local, In
Secretaria de Hacienda.
Segun Sc Sabe, sc estAn terminan-
dc los pianos del nuevo edificio. Ell
cual Sera moderno en- toda lorna.
esperandoSe cue pronto Sc resuelva
e. case favorablemente.
Matamoros necesita un nuevo
edificio de Aduana. y Ia Camara de
Concrete de esta ciudad ha hecho
g~eStiones ante el Gobierno Federal
para que sc construya dicho edificio
err Matamoros, con el fin de que los
comerciantes locales. asi como los
del interior del pals cuenten con
Tejor s~ervicio. pues bien sabido es,
cue mucho tempo q pie-de cuando
Sc quiere internar al pals alguna
nercancia, pues al venir los trucks
por el Puente, tienen que hacer 81
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Quedara Terminada
La Ciudad Pullman

MEXICO. D. F. Abril IT, Para
fines del mes de mayo a mas tardar
quedara totalmente terminada la
construction de la "Ciudad Pull
man, con un costo de mas de me-
do million de pesos, que estA levan-
tado en- 10 fuera patio de Ia esta-
c!on de BuenaviSta, para proporcio-
mar alojamiento a mas de 5000 per-
Sonas que vendran a esta capital
con motive de Ia Convention Ro-
taria y Ia de los Leones que Sc ce-
LIBRARIAN en- JUNO y julio del pre-
Sente aio.
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Especial para FL Heraldo)

P. ISABEL. Texas, Abrl len
esta ciudad. y en- la vecina ciudad
de San Benito. sc estan hacienda
.os preparativos correspondence
con el fin de dar Ia bienvenida a
este puerto al barco Texas Trader"
propiedad de la New Tex Line" Ell
cual llegara a este puerto ell proximo
tunes en- La mahana entire las ocho
Y las nueve. siendo Ell primer buque
que atraque en- ell nuevo Puerto.
Markham Thompson, PreSidente
de la C&mara de Concrete de San
Benito. Pete Fl. Smith y S. /. Jack
son, Secretario de Ia CAmara de
Concrete de p. Isabel integran Ell
Comite que eStA e~ncargado de pre-
parar las fiestas para Ell lunes pro-
ximo. fiestas que 81 ~deSarrollaran
en- p. Isabel con motive de la lie
gada del primer barco a los puertos
Gel Vale del Rio Grande.
Una caravana compuesta de au-
tom6viles de todas parties del Vale
, 1935-04-17

JUICIO EN- LA
CORTE HOY

La causa en- contra de T. c. Moo
re. de Austin, y II. G. Chamberlain.
de Harlingen v Brownsville eSta
siendo juzgada en- Ia Corte Criminal
Gel Distrito en- esta ciudad hoy, los
cos eStan acuSado de conSpirar pa
"a defraudar a Dan HeSlop, de
Harrington, con una maquina falsa
para "fabricar dinero".
Los acuSadoS Sc declararon no
culpables y ST. cauSa fue Nevada
ante Ell jurado.
e. testigo principal del EStado hoy
en- la manana fue HeSlop, quien teS-
tlfico acerca de SuS preSuntaS transa-
clones con Chamberlain y Moore.
Dijo que Chamberlain lie habia pc
dido que diera mil dollars para ser
paSadoS por la maquina para ha-
Ger dinero," ofreciendole dividir las
utIlidades que harlan con los bile
ties alteradoS.
Testified que lie habian dado una
demonstration con la maquina. Y que
en- eSe tempo fue convencido de
que la "maquina' r capaz de pro-
ducir billetes alteradoS. Fl teStigo
oijo que habia notificado al jefe de
la policia E. w. Anglin Y que este
habia llamado a un agente del SER
vicio secreto, en- la teoria de que sc
trataba de un case de Justification.
En- ell dia en- que Se suponia que
Heslop ~entregaria los mil dollars
fueron a~prehendidoS en- IN hotel de
Harrington los dos individuos refe-
ridos. Sc alega que tenian en- 81
possession una "mAquina." compuesta
Al parecer de secanteS y SubStancias
quimicas falSaS.
No tenian monedaS falsas. nj
tampoco aparatos que pudiesen
USarse en- falsificar dinero.
FL Estado tratara de probar que
Ia "m&quina" era una farSa, y que
los acuSados trataban de obtener los
81 900 de HeSlop.
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Pasiva Rebellion De
Prisioneros en- Ohio

COLUMBUS. O., Abril l7.-Cua-
renta y Siete guardias de emergen-
cha. algunos de ellos llevando mas
csras contra los gases lacrimosos.
fueron enviados al interior de Ia
penitenciaria del Estado de Ohio,
esta manana, cuando ell Jefe de Ia
prision, James G. Woodward, hacia
esfuerzos para deshacer Ia pasiva
rebellion de 1.056 sentenciados.
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Mas Capital Para
E. Aqua Potable

MEXICO, d. =. Abril I7.-El Co
bierno Federal Ia decretado una
Ley aumentando en- un million Y
medic de pesos la partida asignada
para Ia Introduction de aqua pota-
BILE a los pequehos pueblos del PATS
que carecen de ella Y de medios pa
"a instalarla. en- cuyo case serAn
inStaladoS los servicioS citados sin
costo alguna para los vecinos.
, 1935-04-17
Esperan Arreglar Ell
Servicio de Tranvias
(Agencia Trens)

MEXICO, ID. r. Abril IT, Hay
confianza de que en- eSta semana.
quiza hoy. Sc reanudaran los Servi-
clos de tranviaS en- Ia ciudad de Me-
Nco, que habianse ~Suspendido por
razon de Ia huelga, cuya reanuda-
cion obedece a que el G. Presidente
dc Ia Republica ha acordado inter-
venir en- Ell conflicto. Dicha hu~ga
sera fallada hoy por Ia Junta Fe-
deral de Cancellation Y Arbitraje.
Las huelgas de e~lectricistas que es-
tallaron en- siete ~poblaciones del
Pals, fueron declaradaS inexisten-
ties. dAndoSe un plazo a los huel-
guistas de v~einticuatro horas para
cue reanuden SuS trabajoS.
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Exhiben I'm Arpa
Muy Antigua. Aqui

On arpa de concerto. In cual ha
sido propiedad de Ia familia del Sr.
w III. O.. Slaymaker. Teniente CO.
mandante de las Reserves Navales
de los Estados UnidoS. Se esta exhi-
biendo en- Brownsville en- los apa-
radores de In Hargis Furniture Co.
Ell arpa. que fue adquirida en- Lon
ores en- 1908 We encuentra en- mag
nificas condolences, v ha llamado Ia
atencion dc los RESIDENCES de esta
eiudad-
, 1935-04-17
Compra de Orc Hecha
Por ell Banco de Mex.
(Agencia TrenS)

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Abril IL
Otra importante compra de ORC he
cha por Mexico. Ia cual llega a Ia
cantidad de 1.396.500 dollars. y hace
que Ell amonto total de las compras
en In semana hechas por el Banco
ce Mexico. lleguen a Ia cantidad de
4 81. 900 dollars. fue hecha por el
DEPARTMENT. de Tesoreria Ame-
ricano. Esas transaciones de In Ia
turaleza de Zanzibar plata por Gro.
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Especial para FL Heraldo,

MAJ AMOhO6, Idnpo. ADfH IL
A In una v media de In tarde de
hoy, termino Ia session extraordina-
ria del Cabildo Matamorense que sc
verified en- los Salones del Palacio
Municipal.
La Junta extraordinaria del Ca
bildo. Sc debio a que Ell Presidente
Municipal n. Munguia O., cito a los
miembros del mismo con Ell fin de
diScutir el asunto del proyecto de
aqua potable en- Matamoros.
Segun nos declare ell Sr. Munguia.
hoy Sc enviaran pianos y especifi-
caciones a la Compahia Construc-
tora del Norte. en- Monterrey. ".
Leon. con Ell fin de que esa compa-
, 1935-04-17

Fl Sr. Edward L. Reed, Jefe del
Departments encargado de asun-
toS MexicanoS que sc encuentra es-
tablecido en- Washington, ID. c.. lie
go q eSta ciudad hoy acompanado
del Sr. L. M. Lawson, Comisionado
de Limites Intermediates y del ST..
r. Henry Norweb, Consejero de la
Embajada Americana en- la Ciudad
de Mexico.
El Sr. Reed nos declare hoy que
proximamente 81 c~elebrarian una
serie de conferencias entire repre-
, 1935-04-17
Ell TEMPO

Para Brownsville y Ell Vale: es-
tara nublado en- su mayor parte hoy
en- la noche y Ell ~jueveS; no habra
mucho cambo en- Ia temperature.
VientoS frescos y moderados del
Sur.
No habra cambios materiales en-
ell volumen de aqua en- ell Rio Gran
de durante los proximoS dias.
, 1935-04-17
Invitacion a Los
Clubs de 'Leones'
(Agencia Trens)

MEXICO. d. F. Abirl l7.-El Sr.
Lie. Aaron Saenz Jefe del Departa-
mento del DiStrito Federal ha he
cho n invitacion a los Leones del
mundo indicandoleS sc diriJan al
Ing. Rodolfo Fernandez Presidente
de Ia Association Nacional de clues
'LeoneS' de la Republica Mexicana,
d~iciendoles que por Su conducto in
vita a todoS los miembros de esa
Agrupacion, de las diversas nacio-
mes que forman parte del Club In
ternacional, para que ~concurran a
Ia Ciudad de Mexico con motive de
la Convention que proximamente SO
celebrara en- Ia capital
, 1935-04-17
Invitacion Hecha A
Las c. De Concrete
(Agencia TrenS)

MEXICO, d. F. Abril 17.-El Pre-
sidente de Ia Camara de Concrete
de la ciudad de Detroit, Ohio. MI.
Alexandra ThopSon. ACADIA de girar
Una circular a todas las CamaraS
de Concrete de dicho EStado nor
teamericano. invitando a Sus MEM
bros a sumarse a la numeroSa X
cursion que dentro de algunos dias
saldra con deStino a eSta capital.
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Detenido Estudio
Acerca de la Plata
Trensl

MEXICO. ID. +. Abril IT, AL ser
interrogado Ell ST.. Secretario de Ha-
cienda sobre la poSibilidad que Ell
ALA de Ia plata uegue a afectar a
nueStra moneda, porque esta resulte
con mayor valor comercial que Ell
cue sc letiene aSignado, declare que
Ell Gobierno ha previsto va Ell case
y que en- Ia actualidad Sc hace IN
detenido estudio que determinarA
las medidas que Sc tomaran Y que
sean mas ~necesarias al preSentarse
81 case.
, 1935-04-17
Encontraron Petroleo
Cerca de Victoria
(Agencia Trensl

(Agencia TTenSl
VICTORIA. Texas. Abril IT, Sc
cree que Sc ha d~escubierto un nue.
vo campo petrolero. a IA millas al
sur de esta ciudad. por Ell hecho de
hsberSe alberto Ell Pozo Gillespie
and Son No. / en- el rancho Hen
derSon Pickering en- Placedo.
Sc reporta que el pozo eSta pro-
duciendo 325 barriles diaroS de I'm
aoeite con Ia gravedad de IS.
, 1935-04-17
La Supreme Corte
Afirmo una Sentencia

AUSTIN, Texas, Abril IT, La
pena de muerte impuesta en- contra
de w. r. Hildreth, en- Ell Condado
de Howard. por haber sido encon-
trado culpable de Ia muerte de su
eSposa. Mrs. Docia Hildreth, fue a.
firmada hoy por la Corte de Ape
laciones Criminales.
, 1935-04-17
Hacen Arreglos Para
COLOMBIAN Tierras
(Apencia Trens)

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Abr1l IT,
Los raeglos para repatriar a $1,000
mexicanos, que residen en- Canfor-
mia Y los EStados del suroeSte de los
Estados Unidos, estan haciendoSe
Dor Ell Presidente CardenaS. Sc pro-
pone establecerlos en- Colonias agrt-
colas en- yarias parties del Pals.
, 1935-04-17
Tipo de HOY

e Peso sc cotizo q $50 contra Ell
Dollar mas Ell cuatro por ciento del
Impuesto Federal.
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By Williams

him.
81 want you to let Katharine
20 west with Miss Vincent, have
her try at painting. It's sorf
of school they have there. Open
air stuff. She'll thrive on 1t.
She's been looking badly any
how. I think she could stand
change" =.
He hestitated for the space OF
half a minute. Then he nodded
1t was like him to give in grace
fully, once he had decided the
affair was out of his hands. Al,
most urbane was his voice ana
manner when he spoke again.
"Well, you way be right about
It. Yes. Parents often are too
close to their children to see the
best for them. Thank you, vlo-
let. III win my wife over. She's
always over-anxious about hatn-
arine. She feels the responsible
litv keenIy-another W o m ms
child, after ALL"
He carried it off we'll; Not a
hint of the resentment he must
have felt.
Ito Be Continped)
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her ambitions" he said jealousy.
II must confess l think it ex-
tremely odd of her to confide in
perfect strangers" He smiled,
as if terminating the interview.
"Im sorry but Pm afraid we
must let the New Mexican idea
ride Just now. She must stay
at home"
The memory of Katharine's de-
spairing voices steadied Violet
and strengthened her for what
she had to say.
every well, then. If you won't,
you won't. I warn you, though,
it may be unpleasant . :"
"What do you mean?" He had
risen, as had she. They faced
each other across an expanse Of
cleaning mahogany.
81 mean," said Violet easily,
chat I've often been tempted to
tell your daughter about our as
ISOLATION. I've never quite got
to the point"
"You wouldn't dare" His eyes
flashed.
"Ah, wouldn't y" She snap
ped open a petit-point compact
and looked at herself IN its mir
ror.
| you'd be fool then"
"Ah, dear Victor" cried the
woman. with the voice of a dove
and (she hoped) the wisdom OF
the serpent, "but didn't yon tell
me once I was Just that? When
I'd refused to go away on a iittie
! trip with you? 1t wouldn't have
looked we'll in the newspaper:
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later, would it?"

later, would it,"
She loathed herself for the
words and the manner, but she
kept the memory of Katharine
before her.
az don't know what you're
talking about"
Don't you?" said Violet slow
". "Reslly, don't you remem-
Der? Because, if not, | have
three letters which might refresh
your memory"
Sure of her, her youth and in
nocencc and admiration, he had
written them to her tina twild
spring.
you're out of your mind" He
threw a quick, apprehensive
glance at the door.
"Perhaps | am
81 don't know what my daugh-
ter's life means to YOU"
"I'm fond of her." Violet said
slowly. "By every right, ought
to hate her. Once | did-just the
! thought Of her, | mean; when J
was young and reckless and
wanted everything my way. You
told me once you would have
risked a divorce--everything, If
it weren't for the child"
"What do you want me to do?'
He was staring at her now with
a new respect. Victor was bit
of bully, she reminded herself,
! keeping her sense of triumph
carefully hidden behind a mask
of indifference. He always adj
missed people who stood up to
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man." The male charm and
strength sho had so admired in
him were no longer 50 powerful.
"Mr. Strykhurst will see you
now" The secretary looked Violet
lover appraisingly, calculating to
an inch the definitely modish
costume of summer silk, charm
ing but inexpensive. Violet smiled
and went into the inner office.
He had risen to greet her; and
there was Just a trace of appre-
hension in his suave manner
Violet went straight to the point
cts about Katharine"
lis brOws drew together in q
frown. "Mv daughter? All, yes,
you know her. l forgot"
Violet suppressed the smile
that rose to her lips. He never
forgot anything. Lawyer-like,
i the facts that one day might be
useful to him were always
pigeonholed somewhere in his
memory.
She's anxious to go on a trip
with a friend of ours, Miss Vim
cent. She'd have a chance to
paint. Evelyn Vincent is splen-
did woman-she thinks Katharine
has talent that should be encour-
aged"
| She chose her words with the
greatest caution. Not for worlds
would she have him suspect the
secret that ate at Katharine's
very soul.
He shook his head, obduratc,
'My wife and | talked it over
last night. Mrs. Strykhurst is
very much opposed to it. Later
we may run over to Europe with
her. She can look in on the gal
! leries."
Violet suppressed shudder at
the thought of the unhappy girl
| trailing the two SNUG, middle
aged people. wrapped in her own
black thoughts.
81 rather hoped you would say
! yes"
! His keen ewes raked her hand
some, expressive face. "You con,
sidcred this important enough to
come down town to see me
about"
She shrugged her shoulders
81 was in the neighborhood
| Just thought I'd drop m"
katharine is difficult
child" Victor Strykhurst unused
rutting the tips of his beauti
fully manicured hands together
and regarding them. "She seems
to have made, friends with you
Her stepmother and | are some
times fabbled by her :"
Violet felt almost an impulse
of pity. Perhaps he wasn't a.
SNUG and sure Of himself as h'
seemed. Perhaps there was
chink in that selfish armor. Sh'
tried another tack.
str know you want to do what
best for her." she began. eve dt
feel she might blossom out IN
different atmosphere. My hus
band thinks she is very good
Have you seen her flower
sketches?"
Bv the darkening of his fac
she knew she had touched SOM
raw SPOT.
! "Sba never sneaks to us o
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By Mabel MeEuiott O 1925. NEA Service. Inc.

arlne, believing Michael has de-
serted her, is hcart-broken. She
wants to go away, but her step.
mother opposes the plan.
Now Go On With The Story
CHAPTER XXXII
Violet Merser had nerved her
self for the interview. 1t was
not one she faced with pleasure,
but Katharine's worn face and
the tragic expression in her dark
eyes the day before had decided
her.
Mr.. Strykhurst's secretary said
she would see if her employer
was busy. Violet, looking about
her with recognition, was sur
prised to find everything so I'M
changed. Seventeen years since
she herself had been 20, and en-
sconced behind that desk Tor at
least, one very like it,, feeling
important and thrillingly adult.
Victor Strykhurst's hair had
not been white then; it had been
black-ebonv black with deep,
rich wave in it. He had ex-
uded a sort of power. She had
been exceedingly Young and in
experienced. Small wonder she
had fallen in love with him :. &.
And in love she he'd fallen,
head over heels. There had
been no reservations in the af-
lection she had poured out upon
him, this motherless girl who had
been poor and restricted and UNI
happy. He had been flatteringly
kind to her-merely that, at
first. Later there had been little
attentions, presents, the extra
ordinary homage of certain veil
ed looks.
He had known the game so
well. And she-well, she had not
even the first inkling of the rules.
His wife, he had told her, was
i'll, had been an invalid for years.
Divorce was out of the question.
Proud, loving, fierce in her vol
letics, stormily innocent, she had
believed ell of this. It had taken
a day at seaside resort whittier
he had summoned her ostcnsibly
on a business errand, to open her
eyes. She had seen him then for
what he really was-a rich man
greedy for all life's sensations,
loving not her but the new ex-
perience she promised.
Horror-Struck, she had shrunk
from him. She had been too es-
sentiaIlv honest to face the in
evitable difficulties of the affair
he offered her. But the strug-
gle, in the days that followed,
had been frightful one. Temp
tation, time and again, had al
most overwhelmed her. She had
loved him so terribly.
In the end her strength had
been superior to his. She had
gone away. left his employ. She
had thought, for a long time,
that she hated I'll men.
She thought of this as she
waited for the trim young wo-
man in the exquisitelv cut dark
frock to return. Was Victor hav-
ing his usual hour of dalliance
with this girl, she wondered. She
rejected the thought because the
girl looked cool and hard and
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

katharine Strykhurst, beauti.
ful, 20. falls in love with Mich.
aei Heatheroe who owns rid
ing academy. Katharine's father
is rich and her stepmother is
snobbish.
Michael becomes engaged to
Sally Moon, local coquette, due
TO Sallys scheming. In spite of
tins Michael asks Katharine to
marry him and, impulsively, she
agrees. he marriage takes
place In an obscure little town.
katharine and Michael each 60
to their own homes. Almost i'm
nncdiately Michael learns he has
inherited fortune and title. He
goes to New York to see the
lawyer in charge and is injured
in a traffic accident.
Sally, unaware of Michaers
marriage to Katharine, locates
him in a hospital, and takes
charge of the situation. Kath.
CEDAR Shingles at old price as
long as our supply lasts. Get
in touch with us at once. Rigbv-
Morrow Co., Lumber, Builders
Supplies, Mill-Work. Fourth
Ave. East. Phone OF.
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o.,,.J,owcr Than Believed

The ozone layer in the at
mosnherc Is lower than scientists
lave believed. Seventy per cent OF
the ozone Is below the 1S'mie
height. Balloons carrying spectre
scopes are used to study the ozone
LAYER.
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Special Notices

| WANT TO TALK to an am
bitious man who wants to
qualify for a position to sery-
ice, repair and install electro
refrigerators and air conai-
tioning systems. No expert
enc necessary, but applicant
must be mechanically inclined
and willing to devote some
snare time to training. Write
for personal interview; Re
fr;geration Institute, Werner
Building, Youngstown, Ohio.
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wANTED-One quart to six
hundred quarts fresh picked
Jrr raspberries, daily next
week. /. NJ. Haig, TAT Sixth
avenue west.
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CRAZY CRYSTALS &c and ST.,
Wine Cardui 67c, Wampoles
preparation 79c, Waterbury's
compound 79c, Russian Mineral
Oil, qts., heavy, Acc! Freeze
Drug Company.
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DIVIDENDS at 3 Ia per cent
ner annum will be paid June
both on insured investments;
Can YOU beat it? First Federal
Savings and Loan Assn, 1T
Sixth avenue west.
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yoII NEED NOT buy your Of
flee supplies from out-of-town
firms. We can fill your needs
at reasonable prices. Baker
Art Gallery.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-14

FOR SALE-Good used binder.
Reconditioned. Wade King, OPP
posite city hall.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-14

HAVE YOUR eyes tested and fit
ted with correct glasses by
registered optometr x. Leona
Allen Young. next door to
State Trust Co.