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AND OPERATORS-The spe,

FILLING STATION OWNERS
AND sOPERATORS-The spe-
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policy, the most liberal health
and accident policy ever issued
at the price is going off the
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such complete coyerage again
at anything like the price: You
will have to read the folder TO
appreciate the value of thus
policy. Death benefit increases
$500 per year for ~ years. IN
20 years is a paid-up pollcy at
a cost of slice per $1,000. IN
case of permanent total disable
ity all premium payments on
the policy are waived. Ihese
liberal full cexerage policies
are sold only to filling station
owners and employees, but when
once a policy has been ISSUED
It paws full benefits regardless
of any change in the occupa-
ton of the insured, and pays
for a lifetime. Drop inSta see
ms or phone Or write us for a
folder TODAY. Jackson-PhsiiRs
Company. Phone 729. 13l fltm
avenue west.
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a smile at the girl. Gerda was
clever. She knew there was
something in the wind
Zoe ran like a wild thing up
the broad staircase.
Hello. Hello" Her hands were
shaking.
But it was Katharinc's familiar,
laughing voice that answered her.
Zoe felt actually sick, shaken,
with disappointment.
"Ellen said you called before"
ooh, did. Look, Kay, can you
run over for a minute? Have
YOU Guests?"
"Bertine has, but | can get
away. Down at the end of the
garden? in five minutes ;"
Zoe powdered her nose, think
ing in a detached way that she
looked ghastly. Katharine was
the lucky one. not to have in
volved herself in any way in a
love affair. 81 wish ! could be
like her. She's so cool and de-
tached," Zoe thought.
Katharinc's pale green organdic
glimmered behind the trcllis. You
skirted the convent garden to
come in this way. A painted gate
and a rustic seat broke the line
of the hedge, and below the
rough line of rocky beach showed.
whats up?"
Listen, Kay, Pm nearly fran
tic. | wired Gibbs today :.
The whole story tumbled out.
T don't believe he's going to
marry anyone" Katharine said
flatly.
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white thing. Sort of goddess
like"
Noel Cotaine thought SO. He
said she reminded him of the old
pictures of Lady Diana Man
ners."
81 must tell Kay that" Zoe
said, trying to rouse herself to
some interest. Her mother would
be sure to notice, if she didn't.
Did you notice Gracia last
night? ?" t,..~"r =
Zoe tried to smile intelligent
ly. WAS that the library tele-
phone? You could hardly hear it
in here; it's trill was so FAINT
"Not particularly. Why"
"She made a dead set for Dr.
Kaye" observed Lisa Parker,
with relish. Captain Byrne is
going back to Fort Sill next
week. l suppose Gracia is plan
ming for the future"
"Kittv, kitty, kitty"
"Why, Zoe, Pm not being in
the least catty about Graela,
Everybody knows she's the
worlds worst flirt. She'll marry
Captain Byrne, all right, but she
must be amused in the mean,
time" 81.
Words, words, words, thought
Zoe YEARLY. As if she cared what
Graeia McIlvaine thought Or did,
But she had to pretend interest,
smile, eat mouthfuls of the rich
dessert. -.-:..
AT last lunch was over and she
was allowed to escape.
mo tennis?" Her mother took
out her needlepoint. She was
working a bell-pull this time, ar
intricate affair of small bright
blossoms on a black ground.
81 don't think so, I'll swim
later. Going to stretch out in a
deck chair now with my book"
"Well, take 40 winks if YOU
feel like it. You do look tired.
Zoe went out on the terrace,
we'll within the range of the lib,
rary telephone and the driveway
up which any errand boy might
tool his bicycle. She fixed her
eye on the printed page, but her
mind was elsewhere. One-thlrty
now, and the wire must have
been delivered about IL. Well
but Gibbs might be out for q
days sailing, fishing-anything
1t was absurd to expect an IN
slant reply.
The long day dragged past
Edith Williams came in for tea;
Zoe could hear her mother chat
tering about the Welfare Society
and milk for the Italian babies
in the Hollow. And still no call
no telegram!
SO this was what it was to
have your heart actually break,
ing. Zoe had read about it, had
often heard of it, but somehow
she had never realized what all
agonized process it might be.
She telephoned the Strykhurst
house. Ellen's agreeable voice!
with its touch of brogue, lntcr,
med her that Miss Katharine had
gone to the city.
"She'll be back for dinner
Miss Zoe. Do you want her IL
CALI" ILL
ayes, pleasew Zoe had to tel!
someone. Katharine might not
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"But if he is, What shall !

"But if he is! What shall
do?"
She was so obviously miserable.
Strain showed in her round face
pale now in the gathering dark,
and in the shadows under her
eyes.
"He's not worth it," Katharine
began. But she was interrupted.
Both girls drew instinctively TO-
gether as a dark figure sprang at
them out of the fog, from the d.
rection of the beach.
ooh, he isn't eh?" demanded a
masculine voice.
Gibbs cried Zoe, on a note
of terror and delight.
(To be continucd)
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JUBILEE DANCE HIT

LONDON, May 1G.-(UP)-A
Silver Jubilee dance hit has been
written. 1t is called, "Lct Us Sing
Unto Their Majcsties," and its
Britons, Peter Maurice and JIM
my Kennedy, who wrote "Play to
Me, Gypsy" and Roll Along,
Covered Wagon"
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GRANDMOTHER is IS

DELPHOS, O., May Is. (UP)
Bernice Bowers, infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bowers,
has a 35-year-old grandmother. In
addition, her great-grandmother
is "a years of age, her great
great-grandfathcr is 81 and her
mother is lS years of age.
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HAVE you eyes tested and fit
ted with correct glasses by
registered optometrix. Leona
Allen Young, next door to
State Trust Co.
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WE WANT A life Insurance
agency organizer for Hender-
SON and adjoining counties; to
the fright man a salary and
commission contract will be
gixena Write manager Box BOT,
Asheville. n. c..
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BUSINESS firms viii find a full
line of office supplies at Bak-
ers Art Gallery. Let home
firm supply your need.
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RADIO BALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
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Special Notices

LIBERAL DIVIDENDS will be
distributed June goth to share
holders in First Federal say
ings G. Loan Association. ASK
about it.
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CRAZY CRYSTALS Soc and 81,
Russian mineral oil, pts, 2sc,
Wine Cardui &c, milk mag
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WEEKEND SPECIALS - Metal
bed, coil springs, 50-pound mat
tress, complete, $685.. Re
liable Furniture Co., opposite
Courthouse.
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| For Sale
bu,e, and Real Estate

RNT-Esht-rOom house
kR,a. five bedrooms, two
Il Tr0ne l0SS-J.
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WE PAY CASH for good USED
furniture. Call No. 6. BruRf.
con Furniture Company. Y
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household Goods


IE a COMPLETE LINE
and better seat covers.
n Tire Company. .
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CASE RIDING CULTlVAToRS.
Special prices. Good cultivation
means good crops. Wade King,
at Pace Heating and Plumbing
Co., opp. city hall. Phone 1l5.
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In sNGAIN - Modern
Bon atlangaIow. Hard
4 floors SElf-in bath. A
|home. Lecsted in Druid
/ Price SlsG. ARders &
BIZ. 222 S. Nan street.
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! tr your furnished
h. you o Jackson-Phillips
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By BlOsseh

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Nsal Estate
WINS and Houses

kctsnSa'e from June 20
Eas %I ID with three
|s;rips, ,stlo' garage, cleo
b S: n and room for
(aEH ~ D children or dogs.
- 5oOo, Lyon, Miss. :
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ys,tock and Pouitr,

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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-20
Fossil Remains of Animals

The single district in the United
States where more different types
of fossil remains have been found
than any other is the district with
in the city limits of Los Angeles.
Calf, known rs the La Brea pits.
La Brea is Spanish, meaning tine
tar" and these pits are so called
because of a large yield of tar
which comes from them, in which
the remains of a large number OF
prehistoric animals were embed
ded. Apparently the tar ensnared
these animals at the time it was
formed and the bones are In a re-
markable state of preservation In
mary cases.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-20
Calends, Nones and Ides

The Roman calendar was divided
into calends, nones and ides. The
calends always fell on the first; OF
the month; in March, May, July.
and October, the nones on the sew
enth and the ides on the fifteenth:
in the remaining months the nones
on the fifth and the ides on the
thirteenth.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-20
Advantage of Monocle

Wearing Il monocle may improve
the vision of the eye in which 1t Is
used and partly relieve the strain
on the other eye, thus equalizing
TO some extent the strain on both
eyes.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-20
Honors His Ancestors

II honor my ancestors said Hi
Ho, the sage Of Chinatown, partly
because of their worthlness and
partly because my vanity attaches
especial Importance to the fact that
they were my ancestors"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-20
Rat Once Curiosity

The common brown rat was add
ed to the menagerie at Versailles
in France, during the early part o.
the Eighteenth century as a curl
Osity. 1t was kept in cage will
lions, tigers, and lesser strange
creatures.-Tit-BitS Magazine.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE
agassgsssegs z & e e 6 e e 6

Having qualified as executrlX
and executor of the estate of A.
G. Thompson, deceased, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or
before December 5, 1886, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make set
Element at once with the under
signed. This Dec. 5, 1885.
HATTIE A. THOMPSON,
Executrix.
ERNEST THOMPSON,
12-6-Fri-6tp Executor.
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cnnstantinople, Istanbul

The name of the Turkish city for
merly called Constantinople has al
WAYS been Istanbul in Turkish. The
change was in English from the old
creek name to the modern Turkish
name.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-20
The Three Musketeers

In Dumas romances the three
Musketeers were Athos, Porthos and
Aramis. D'Artagnan is the fourth
of the group of friends and his life
and exploits form the thread of the
Dumas tales.
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Ny Mary Raymond
S...,;,bt kEA 1913

trembling and there were tears on
her lashes. -.
1t was horried to be pltled!
Ito be continued)
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Cats Accident Victims

Accidents natural or otherwise
usually end a cats career at an
early age and comparatively few
reach the goal Of twelve or fourteen
years
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Outcome of Aniline Purple

When a young English chemist
invented aniline purple he began
an era of danger to experimenters
only equaled by the development OF
gunpOWder.
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MASSAGE, EXTRAORDINARY
Most hopeless cases quickly re-
Iieved. Have and VIII cU:op-
nratp with NJ. DIS. William
Iuttig. 634 Fifth avenue.
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FRESH STOCK-Hot water bot bot
ties 39c, fountain syrlnges o9e,
combination fountain syringe
and water bottle age. All guar.
anteed. Freeze Drug Company.
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PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds:
CITY and county at a discount:
Phone 50, o. Roy Keith, Real
Estate. Fourth avenue, Arcade
building.
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Mouth IF Amazon L. Large

Mouth OF AMAZON 10 Large
The mouth of the Amazon river
Is so large that the island Of Mara
10, as large as Belgium. does not OBJ.
struct it, as far as navigation Is
concerned.
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VILE TRANSFER for storage
and draying. Agent Frederick
son Motor Express. Phone III.
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We have become so educated
that almost everybody believes IN
the infallibility of science except
scientists.
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'Ou get your auto glass
- You are assured of the
Ia LAS properly installed. J.
'@es & Son.
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CHRIS MILL to engage selected
corn 6Oc. Wants to buy few
tow bags.
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MANY PEOPLE have inysssf 20
their money in our shares IL, IN
amounts from 81 up TO onOur
sands. There are good le 70
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Call or write for folder. + lts'
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~ = HENS WON'T LAY
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SS,4EE DANCE, Saluda, N,
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d. q. ORR, Taxidermist; Orr .
Camp, Hendersonville, N. Y.
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AN ARVIN HEATER will make
the whole family happy while
motoring. $3.75 up. Mld-Cltv
Tire Company.
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|OSt and Found
[FetS and Livestock
|pecial Notices

IN inE HOME more livable
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"a. conveniences. Let us
T.. iGrou with suggestions.
p rA2irrow Company, Lum-
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egesags z se e e 1922; e & e
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-10-03
AUSTIN NEW GUN
CLUB SECRETARY

Levi Austin was elected secretary
treasurer Of the White Bluffs Rod and
Gun club at it's meeting Tuesday
night to fill the unexpired term OF j.
M. Shinn, who is leaving soon for
Naches.
Members of the club discussed plans
for series of turkey shoots to be held
this fall, the first to be given NoVem-
Der 10. Plans for the shoots are being
made by the program committee OF
the club, composed of Arno Krug, Jess
Brown and Arthur Heideman. Other
matters discussed were the possibility
of introducing antelope into the area
above Priest Rapids, and the FEAST
bility of making migratory wild fowl
refuge of the islands in the Colu, lbia
here.
Only few shooters turned out for
the clubs trap shoot Sunday the Wea-
Their being a bit too warm for that
sport. The club will hold another shoot
this Sunday, and all hunters who wish
to sharpen their eyes before the hunt
ing season opens on upland game birds
October 10, are invited to take part.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-10-03
MRS. G. M. CONDOR
DIES IN ACCIDENT

Mrs. Charles McVeigh Condor was
instantly killed in crash near Sc
attic Thursday night, September 26, IN
which two cars and truck were in
volved. Mr.. Condor suffered broken
leg and other minor injuries when he
was thrown clear of the Wreckage.
The crash occurred on the Everett
highway near Richmond Highlands
when Condon's car collided head-on
with truck travelling northWard. The
car burst into flames soon after the
collision. The truck turned on it's side
after the impact, and sedan, also hit
by the Condor machine, was slightly
damaged.
Mr.. Condor, son of Mrs May Con-
don, former Hanford postmistreess
lived in this valley for number OF
years before moving to Seattle. Mrs
Condor, sister of Mrs. McCord Tay-
lor,. now Mrs. H. j. Garretson, also
spent much time in this valley, having
lived here with the Taylors Besides
her husband, she is survived by three
children, Roberta, IL, Nancy, 8, ane
Charles, Jr, year old.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-10-03
SEPTEMBER HEAT
Is UNREASONABLE

Although normally month in which
the fall rains begin, with cool brlght
days, September of this year was en-
tered in the record books OF the local
weather stations as month OF hot,
dry weather. At the Wahluke station,
in charge of Gabriel Jaddan, maxi
mum temperature Of 1o3 degrees was
recorded, both on the End and 9Th.
The minimum temperature was as de-
grees, recorded on the 28th and 18th.
Precipitation during the month am
ounted to only OF of an inch. Nine
teen days were recorded as being en-
tirely clear, seven as partly cloudy and
only four as cloudy.
At the Hartford weather station
slightly lower temperatures and more
moisture were recorded. The maximum
temperature there, according to the
books of r. Dell Moffatt, was 100 de-
grees, recorded on the eth, and thu
minimum, SO degrees, on the 25th. The
month was saved from being entirel,
drv bv a rain storm on the 18th, which
resulted in precipitation Of .05 of al
| inch.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-10-03
AUXILIARY HOLDS
SPECIAL MEETING

Officers for the coming year were
installed by the local unit OF the Am
erican Legion Auxiliary at special
meeting held Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
r. E. Taylor was installing officer, as
sisted by Mrs. Ray Ramsey OF Chle1
Joseph Post Unit No. Ia of Enterprise,
Oregon. Officers for this year are:
President, Mrs. Lula M. Johnson;
first vice president, Mrs. j. e. Lean
der; second president, Mrs o. w.
Brown; secretary treasurer, Mrs. w.
F.. Shaw; chaplain, Mrs Jane Shaw;
historian Mrs. Lorena Kern; sergeant
alarms, Mrs Harry Coleman.
The regular business meeting 1oi-
lowed the installation, the hope chest
drive being the main topic OF discus
sion. Committees were named, ana
report of the state convention by Mrs.
War Holmskog, delegate from this unit,
was read.
Following the meeting, the members
enjoyed a pot-luck luncheon.