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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified rs admlnistra-
trix of the estate of &. b. Hamp-
ton. deceased. this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un-
dersigned on or before June 26,
1886, or this notice will Be plead
ed in bar of recovery. Persons
indebted to said estate will please
make prompt settlement with the
undersigned. This June &c, 1885.
MAGGIE HAMPTON POTTS,
G-2G-Wcd- Admnx.
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UdIlllhS zap lS4N llAii''
Once she had left the movie
-star she abandoned the light
mask which had been her pro-
lection against his insistence that
he loved her. AS she dropped her
beach robe, began peeling off her
wet bathing suit, she found that
she was trembling in every fiber
of her young body. Fragonet's
sudden confession had taken her
sompleteiv by surprise. He had
been attentive, yes; and she
should have expected this, for
Douglas Marsh had limited that
Fragonet had weakness for
good-lookin% young women.
10 knew now the reason for
Edna Fragonet's GOODNESS toward
her. AS his wife she must have
senscd, even sooner than could
10 herself, what Fragonet felt to-
ward the hostess of Crest Lake
Inn. A wave Of pity for Edna
Fragonet swept through 10. How
.often must she have gone through
this. How terrible it must be to
be married to a man whose in
hCreut weakness was women, and
who, atop that, had been catap-
ulted into the spotlight as the
idol of millions of women all
over the world. They would
write him letters. and clamor for
autographs, and some of them
would manage to meet him at
dinners, and teas, and dances.
And of course some Of them
would attract him to serious
degree.
10 Darien shuddered. az feel
sorry for them BOTH" she
thought. "And as soon as he's
zone from Crest Lake he'll have
forgotten he ever knew me, prob
ably" 1t was not a flatterlng
thought, but 10 had sneaking
SUSPICION that it was true one.
Indeed, she hoped it was. If it
were not, her situation at Crest
Lake was likely to become even
more complicated than it was
now.
For since the arrival Of Rabs
MONTGOMERY it seemed to 10 that
Mrs. Marsh was more set against
her than ever. She took every
opportunity to throw Babs at
DOUGLAS head-and 10 had to
admit that Douglas Marsh SEEM
ed ready enough to accept Babs.
Cpd like to tell her." 10
thought. rubbing herself vigor-
ouslv with towel, "that I'm not
irving t. tran her son" Then
she added: "Rut he ie making a
fool of himself-and it would he
such a shame if Babs Montgom-
erv managed to marry him"
10 siohed. After all that was
none of her affair. All she had
TO do was attend to her lob end
hope it lasted as long as possible.
And, now. she had to watch to
see that Peter Frsgonet didn't
lead her into an unfortunate
situation with Mrs. Fra"onet-
and so with Mrs. Marsh for the
two had grown very friendly in
tho past week or so.
Despite her promise to Frago-
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THOUGHT HE COULD SWIM

CHICAGO. July 24.-(UP).-
Louis kral boosted to his friends
that he could swim across the
Chicago river. and. to prove it.
he shed his clothing and Jumped
in. He faced an intoxication
charge after startled passersby
reported to police that man
was drowning.
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REGIN HERE TODAY

10 Darien, finishing her flrSt
wear in college, learns her faith,
err is out of work. 10 hunts a job
and secures part time work In a
marine supply store. There she
meets wealthy, handsome Doug
las Marsh who offers her the
Job of hostess at his inn at Crest
Lake. 10 accepts and this causes
Quarrel with Bret Paul to
whom she is engaged. 10 breaks
the engagement. :,
She goes to Crest Lake. Marsh
warns her that many people con
slider his mother eccentric. 10 is
sure that Mrs. Marsh dislikes
hr.
Babs Montgomry, a school ac'
qraintance who is Jealous of 10
popularity, arrives with her par
ents Peter Fragnet, motion
picture star, and his wife, also
engage rooms at the inn. Marsh
takes 10 to the station to mee'
Mr.. and Mrs. Fragonet.
NOW GO ON WITH The SlOR
... CHAPTER
Fragonet was silent moment,
and then in q low voice he SAID,
Il hadn't intended to speak
of it. Not yet, at any rate. But
you're so damnably beautiful, 10,
that it just slipped out somehow.
His eyes found hers, pleadingly
Now that you know how | feel
| hope you won't avoid me"
Il don't see why | should avoid
you," 10 replied quietly. She
smiled and stood erect on the
float. "Shall we go ashore? The
suns getting low" She poised,
a trim, desirable figure, on the
edge of the float. Race you
ashore"
FragOnet laughed, trying t.
throw off his mood "YOu're on
They struck the water at al
most the same time and 10 was
secretly delighted to find that
she could easily keep. up vii
Peter tragonet. His strokes were
powerful and correct-the prod
ucts OF rigid swimming instruc--
tion-but be was not natural
swimmer and he never would be.
As they reached the shallowet
sands of the shore, 10 knew that
with final squirt she could de-
feat him-Dut she knew, too, that
no man reliShes being defeated
in physical endeavor by q girl.
So they came t. their feet, wet
and laughing. and waded ashore
together.
where in the devil did YOU
learn to swim like that?" Frago-
net wanted to know. " thought
you came from a little inland
town"
10 laughed. "You mustn't for
get the old swimming holew
On the steps Of the Inn, Frago-
net said, 81 wish you'd go sailing
with me some time"
81 will some time JIG
smiled, and with a wave Of he
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ROOFING. Composition roofing

ROOFING. Composition roofing
raising in price. Let us furnish
YOU with Certain-teed compost
ton shingles and roll roofing.
SIX cedar air dried shingles.
Wheeling channel drain. Cop
rlov extra heavy pure zinc
coated. 5-V galvanized roof
ing and tin shingles. Hender-
sonville Supply and Coal Com
pany. Everything in the build
ing line. Lenox Park. Phone
500
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personal Property

.e.>,., cash. sacrifice,
49, ''dQi ladies' ring. l carat,
white GEM 500. Also
num- exquisite. 10 diamond
~. RING, SIS. Box 300,
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PAY YOUR TAXES WIT H
BONDS, COUNTY, CITY AND
STREET A S E S S M Z NIS.
PHONE 80. D. ROY KEITH,
REAL ESTATE.
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Special Notices

JENNIE BOWEN is selling most
all of her cotton dresses at the
following prices: SLAB, SLID,
S2.75, 1915, $4.75, S5.75:.
Nice clean stock.
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Lost and Found
43-Personal Property

LOST-Vicinity of Main street,
mans wrist watch, silver band.
Reward. Fred Cooley, $50 n.
Main st.
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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS OF
tone, power, foreign reception.
In cabinets of exquisite charm
1886 Philco. Brunson Furnl-
ture Company.
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highway between
Tryon and Hendersonville,
black and white wire haired
terrier, about 7 months old.
Reward for return to K. A.
Bowen, Tryon, or Times
News, HenderSonville.
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LEONA ALLEN YOUNG, regis
tered optometrix. Correct test
ing and fitting. Main street,
next door State Trust Co.
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11-Household Goods

FOR SALE-Extension oak din
ing table, 81 inches wide, will
seat lG persons. Walnut side
board. 10 inches high, 50 in
ches wide with marble slab.
In good condition. Phone SGT
or address Lock Box 532, Hen
Jacksonville.
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CRAZY CRYSTALS Soc and ST.
SIPS fountain syringe 69c,
Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin 39c,
heavy mineral oil ACC. Freeze
Drug Co.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
COmnany.
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SECOND FLOOR TWO-ROOM
anartmeat. furnished; reason
able rates by month or season.
iii Seventh Ave. East. Phone
2S5
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23-Miscellaneous

RIDE A BIKE" for your health's
sake. We sell. rent and repair
them. Keith Tire Company,
Seventh avenue and Locust
street. Phone 90.
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VILE TRANSFER for storage
and draying. agent Frederick
son Motor Express. Phone III.
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BICYCLES for sale or rent
and we repair them. Keith Tire
Company, Seventh avenue and
Locust street. Phone 90 3"
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42-Pets and Livestock

LOST-Big black and white bull
terrier pup. Finder call 46O-W.
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BE A. WORLD VOYAGER. Span
oceans with the marvellous new
1886 Philco. New models have
arrived. Brunson Furniture
Co.
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CALL AT GIBBS TO ENGAGE
small lots good corn S1.OO.
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12-Radios and Service

THEY ARE HERE! New 1886
Philco. The finest radio ever
built. See them at The Brun-
son Furniture Co.
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Sll,OO0.0o BEING PLACED in
loans on homes in July. Easy
terms for borrowers. Safety
with liberal returns for inves-
tors. First Federal Savings &
Loan Association, III Sixth
avenue west,
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BUILDING AND REPAIRING
can be done most advantage
ously at this time. Let us
serve you. Rigby-Morrow Co:
Lumber, Builders Supplies and
Mir Work. Fourth avenue
east. Phone 81.
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For Rent
16-Apartments

BEDROOM AND KlTCHENETTE,
completely furnished. Close in.
an Buncombc street, between
Third and Fourth avenue west.
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Seeds and Plants

rDUATE MASSEUSE. R. N,
/. '".c irrigation, hourly nurs-
~ Fourth avenue west,
tephone 462-W ''''
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15-Miscellaneous

aUBBERLESS JAR TOPS, keep
anything perfectly, lSc doz
half gallon jars 75c doz; quarts
Csc. Glover seeds, grass seeds.
Govan Hyder Seed Store, It'll
avenue east. a.
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FOrSaie
Autos and accessories

fRy DAY we add more Ford
a Chevrolet auto parts, also
4 for late model cars. Jack
i NO.yr Supply. I&l Fourth
kraae east. Phone 300.
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l7HouseS

COMPLETELY FURNISHED
Month or season. Five rooms
and bath, garage. Midway
street. first house off Fifth
avenue west.
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FURNISHED HOUSES, all sizes,
good locations. reasonable rent
ais. JackSon-Phillips Co., ISL
Fifth avenue west. Phone 1919.
, 1935-03-24

mittee sent 10 the house an sduca-
tional appropriation bill Of $685.
$50. for the first time In many ses-
sions more than recommended by
the senate finance committee. Chair
man Homer Leonard OF McAllen In
dicated no would attempt to obtain
house action on that and other
major appropriation bills next week.
A compromise OF senate factions
on n prohibition repeal amendment
was scrapped by the house constitu-
tional amendments committee as 10
recommended outright repeal Of the
states dry clause. The senate voted
to restrict sale OF liquor TO sealed
packages and TO prohibit conSump-
ton on premises Of sale in event OF
repeal.
damned on long calendars Of
business In both houses were many
controversial bills. such as repeal
Of horse race wagering Or modifica-
ton by requiring local option cleo
tons: N rural school aid approp1-
alton OF sl0.O0Ol000. and sundry
bills affecting the oil and gas In
duStry.
SO congested was the senate cal
endar that N series OF anti-crtme
bills drafted by the crime investi-
eating committee set for special
consideration last Monday were
not reached during the week.
, 1935-03-24

Grande Land AZ Irrigation company.
in lot 7.O82. block 90. North Capisallo
district. about eight miles north OF
the city Of Mercedes. Ia drilling at
1900 feet In hard shale and lime.
The test had another fishing Job
early this week when II twisted of
drill stem below 100 feet but the
lost section was recovered quickly.
Starr county activity was center
ed during the week In the Barbacoas
pool Of south central Starr, but in
tereSt died away with disappointing
Showings in a wildcat and shutdown
OF another nearby wildcat.
r. III. Wees No. l K B. Carruth,
near the center OF Share LIB. Por-
cion o.. Ancient Jurisdiction OF
Camargo, about two miles south
and slightly east OF the pool, show
ed salt water when swabbed. The
test sidetracked from the original
hole at 2.766 feet and cored a con-
tinuous sand section at 1922 500
feet. Casing was set and cemented
at 2.095 feet and swabbing showed
salt water, mud. oil and some gas.
The test Is now standing.
About one and a half miles south
OF the pool, Armstrong, Emanuel 81
Adams No. ! Starr County Cattle
company, in block 81. Jeffries-LAm-
beth subdivision, porcion SO, Ancient
Jurisdiction Of Camargo. Ia stand
ing. This test Ia awaiting tubing
after showing considerable gas and
some oil after swabbing from sand
at 2.705-ll feet. The test blew most
Of the drilling mud from the hole
when swabbed early In the week
and blew for three or four-minutea
before finally sanding Up.
On the north edge Of the pool,
Merren, Bond a. JohnSon's No. 4
Starr County Cattle company. In
the south 20 acres OF block "A. JEFF
ries-Lambeth subdivision, porcior
80. is shut down at 42l2 feet while
awaiting orders. The test found the
Government Wells sand dry and
thick Just below 1000 feet. II Is
considered probable that the hole
will be taken TO the Pettus or Con-
roe producing horizons.
In the south end of Porcion 81,
Ancient Jurisdiction Of Camargo.
John II. Clopton's No. ! Roos g.
Bennett ct al, In share Ia, Is drill
ing at 3.845 feet after plugging
back and sidetracking at 3,835 feet.
The original hole went TO 4.334
feet where the drill stem twisted
offNand fishing tools failed TO pick
up Is feet OF stem.
A new test in the Rio Grande
City pool has made location and
moved in materials and machinery
and three other tests are going down
II: the general vicinity.
Sioux Oil Corporations No. =
Goodrich, In the southwest corner
Of block 5. tract 5. porcion 81. An
Gent Jurisdiction Of Camargo. Is
building derrick. Location II l.750
feet southwest Of the discovery vel.
the Sioux No. ] Goodrich. completed
In 1882.
About 5000 feet northwest Cd the
pool. which has five producers. r.
A. Mitchell's No. ! Salinas. In blk
, 1935-03-24
LEGISLATORS
OFF ON TRIPS

AUSTIN, March T3-F-rlnkets
TO scattered Texas cities forced
cessation OF legislative activity on
Capitol hin Saturday.
AS members enjoyed their first
weekend OF excursioning, two
house committees shaped up bills
on two controversial subjects. re-
peal Of prohibition and biennial
appropriations, for consideration
next week.
Many house members laid aside
knotty problems Of state 10 join
Governor James v. Alfred In an
excursion 10 the Southwestern ex-
position and Fat Stock show at
Fort Worth Saturday and Sunday.
While representatives enjoyed the
pleasure jaunt. two committees
travelled 10 several state institutions
for inspections. The house peniten-
tiary committee looked over the
prison system. while the senate fin
ance committee members were
guests Of Galveston. location Of
three state institutions.
The house appropriations CON-
, 1935-03-24
DEATH IS GIVEN
RITUAL KILLER

WHITE PLAINS. W. W. Nrurra.
rs. R1-Albert III. Fish. who 1900
detection for more than Nv va
after the ritual" killing ~ i,ttis
Grace Budd. was headed tovr.rd
the electric chair Saturday N the
result Of his conviction for muir.
der.
The sentence 10 death, MAJ,
mandatory by the tury's finding
Friday night o. guilt In ths ffrsS
degree. VIII be imposed Monday.
Defense witnesses. seeking Pishr
acquittal because OF insanity. told
the Jury he lured the i0-year-old
New York girl TO N deserted cot
tage IN East Lexington. killed her
and cut up her body because ue
what he believed was IN -direct COM
mand" from God 90 sacrifice M
virgin"
Fish practised eighteen forms uf
sexual ~perversion. they said. and
told OF attacking 100 children tn
his travels through many states
, 1935-03-24

i, share 80, porcion 90. No shut down
around 1000 feet.
Goodwin a. Zimmermans no. I
Pena. In the south corner Of Share
30. Porcion 81, Ancient Jurisdiction
OF Camargo. about 5000 feet north
Of the pool, Is reported shut down
between l.450 and l.475 feet.
About two miles north Of the
pool, John Fl. Clopton's No. ! Dion
icia TierinA, in block 4. share i4-C,
porcion 80, Ancient Jurisdiction Of
Camargo. resumed drilling Friday
at i.7i2 feet after completing re-
pairs 70 machinery.
In the western part Of the coun-
ty, Heep OIL Corporations No. ! M
Guerra a. Sons. In block IS, Craw-
ford subdivision. porcion So, An
cient Jurisdiction OF Mier. II ready
to plug back 10 1000 feet prior to
sidetracking. An unsuccessful fish
ing Jobs for n l0O-foot section of
, 1935-03-24
BRITISH TIRE
| OF PLAYING
! PEACEMAKER

LONDON. March 23.-RH A
fhint Of British isolation from con-
tinen.el quarrels appeared ON the
surbtl}ent European scene Saturday
as Sir John Simon, foreign Secre-
tary, prepared for his momentous
talks with Reichsfuehrer Hitler in
Berlin.
Sir John himself, In a speech TO
constituents in the Spen valley near
Leeds Friday night said, We can
mot indulge In every sort OF foreign
adventure over all the world or
pledge our activity to everybodyis
i~uuarrel."
The foreign secretary previously
Hold the house OF commons Britain
mas no enthusiasm for special pacts
land insisted he "a not contemplate
Ing q special agreement with any
|nation.
Nevertheless Simon awaited the
draft Of questions italian, French
band British officials framed in
bParis Saturday which he is expected
Ito put to Hitler. These in effect,
Rre expected to demand whether
|IGermany intends 70 enter or re-
main outside OF a new system OF
security for Europe.
The original plans for the con-
Il versations between Simon, Capt.
'kAnthony Eden, Lord Privy Seal. and
4 Hitler, called for q discussion OF
the Anglo-French proposals for Sc
curity and the elimination Of the
part five OF the Versailles treaty
relating TO military matters in re-
turn for reich participation In O
security system.
II Germany's action In announcing
I'D conscript army was followed BY
CT announcement Of her willing
ness TO discuss the original proposals.
Pne British hope that this desire
on the part of Germany means that
q satisfactory solution of the whole
problem still Is possible.
SIR Austen Chamberlain, former
foreign secretary. told an audience
In Birmingham that the same spirit
(which plunged Europe into war
and caused not only her enemies.
but the world. 20 affix 10 her the
guilt on the great war" still throhs
In Germany.
, 1935-03-24
WILKINSON RETURNS

HARLINGEN. March 23.0G. We
Wilkinson, district supervisor OF
tne western Reserve Life ms. Co.
has returned TO his office at Corpus
christi after having conferred with
valley agents. Valley hsadquarters
axs located hscs. ~
, 1935-03-24
3 New Samfordyce Producers Bring Total
To 48 for Valleys Field; Indicating Is
Heavy Fauorite in HidaLgo-Starr Section

drin stem twisted of In the hole
has delayed operation for the past
two weeks after the hole went 20
7,206 feet.
In the southeastern corner Of
Starr. W. r. Lacys No. / q. M.
Abney, $50 feet from the east line
Of porcion 90. Ancient Jurisdiction
OF Camargo, and 1900 feet south Of
highway 4. Is about ready to spud
In. Location is about $500 feet west
Of present production and about
5000 feet west Of discovery.
In southwestern Willacy county.
w. T.. Daniels NO. / Francisco Arm
endiaz. In Little share 4, q 1905
acre tract. n drilling 40 4.720 feet
on m interesting wildcat near the
Gulf coast.
, 1935-03-24

There r 400 women lawyers m
France. Of which 300 r practictne
In Paris.
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Ne1O Registrars Supervising
Fall Campaign PreLiminaries
Public Manifests Little In-
terest in Primary List
Registration

within fha next Raw Aa,,s 49,
So.
ulive AGE new VOTERS VIII De on IN
full force. It Is expected that the
republican party win give the sig
nal tomorrow afternoon at their
convention meeting fro all workers
to swing into action and to round
up as many prospects as ossfble.
The democrats have been working
rather quietly OF late, but expect
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SIavin, FaIIer in Full
Charge for First Time
in Many Years

AS neither major political party
in Waterbury faces the dishearten-
ing prospect of primary tight this
yea rlittle or no interest IL evident
on the part of the public in the
notification that next Friday marks
the expiration of the time in which
voters may register for the primary
lists.
In former years the first two
Fridays in August were officially
designated as days for primary
registration, preceding municipal
an dstate elections. An amendment
to the law was recorded during
the session of the late general
assembly making the last two days
Fridays OF July the official dates.
No Interest
At the Office of the registrars OF
voters today it was admitted that
very few people showed any in
terest in registration. Incidentally
those who are interested and wish
to identify themselves with either
party, must call in person and give
notification of their preference for
the primary list, or else they will
not be registered. In former years
a telephone call, postal card or
slip handed in by party worker
was sufficient, but due to the re-
cent agitation over the alleged in
difference system followed by both
sides, the new order prevails. Only
personal notification will suffice.
The registrars issued an appeal
today to have all voters give inn
mediate notice of change Of adj
dresses.