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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-25
mitment before the Washington
administration.
NATIONALISM YOUNG
MOVEMENT

The Nationalist movement start
ed as a revolt against what the
younger generation considered
the timidity and insincerity of the
older political leaders. Nationa-
lism, however, did not become a
vital crusading force until Albizu
Campos took command six years
ago. Although he has not been a
political success, Albizu Campos
has SO dramatized the colony YER
sus independence, .enslaved versus
conqueror conflict, that it, looks
as if the island must decide what
ending it prefers.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-25
'TERMITE ROBBERS
WORRYING WILSON

WILSON, Mar. rs. (UP)-
"Termite robbers" are giving
Wilson policy plenty of trouble.
Police said a group of robbers
are operating in this section who
enter smoke houses and country
homes by boring hundreds of lit
tie holes in the side of a building.
Then they take hammer and
push the board inward.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-25
EXTEND WAGE CONTRACT

NEW YORK, Mar. 25. CUP)-
The joint negotiating. committee
for the Anthracite Coal industry
last night announced an extension
of old contracts until May there
by postponing threatened walk
out of 100000 Pennsylvania hard
coal miners for at least one
month. The old contracts expire
March Al .., -.. ...s.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-25
WAKE UP YOul
LIVER BILE
Without Calomel-AOd You'll lump Owl LL,
the Morning R,in' inf,

The liver should pour M, tvo ,,
liquid bile into your bowels dsily Il T ne Z
Is not flowing freely. vour food do.,r, W.
It just decays in tire bowels Ga, kI LaiT
your stomach. You get corstips,.5 '
whole system is poisoned and you n. ~
sunk and the world looks pun. S
Laxatives are only n,aksshif,s l.
bowel movement doesnt get a. the , = ~ =
takes those good. old Carters Li,,I.f.
Pills to get these two pounds n hi. ~.
freely and make you fssl IN and nm, ~
less. gentle, yet amazing in making NJ
freely. Ask for Carriers Little Live, pT. !.
name Stnhbornlv refuse anything a..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-25
N. Y. A. CHECKS FOR 20

AHOSKIE. Mar. rs. (UP)-
Twenty HEREFORD county youths
have received checks for work
they have done under National
Youth Administration program.
Quota for Hartford county is 70
youths with an expenditure of
5000. Only 20 youths have been
ASSIGNED work.
The Washington times., 1936-04-04
PATRICIA ELLIS

PATRICIA ELLIS
is subjected to dou-
Bile exposure in this
photograph. She is
wearing a midnight
blue chiffon evening
wn with pale
orchid scarf, which
descends into a sash
in the back. At the
neckline is one huge
orchid, in q darker
tone than the scarf.
The Washington times., 1936-04-04

BLACK and white,
a favorite thsme
with Ann Harding,
is used in this Co.'S
tune. Her black
crepe frock has a
collar and numerous
tied bows of black
and white grosgrain,
spangled all yer
with silver eyelets.
Her black crepe hat
has a bandeau Of
white grosgrain.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
TODAY'S BISTHDAYS

Daniel Willard, president of the Bal
timore and OHIO r. r., born at North
Hartland. Vt, 70 years ago.
Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver of Clcve-
land, born in Lithuania. 43 years ago.
Charles r. Van Dusen of Detroit.
president Of the S. S. krcsge stores,
born in Detroit, IS years ago.
Dean Theodore J. Hoover of Stan
ford University's Engineering School,
elder brother Of the former President.
born at West Branch, Iowa, 65 years
ago.
DR.. u. Leigh Colvin of New York,
prohlbitioniat. born at Charleston.
Ohio, So years ago.
George ii. Wesley &! Boston, auth
or, born in Newfoundland, II years
ago.
Vierling Kcrsey CALIFORNIA; super
intendcnt Of public instruction, born
in Los Angeles. is years ago
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
STATE CAGERS AND
VPIPLAY TOMORROW

College station. Raleigh. Jan. IS
North Carolina state will open its
week sports schedule tomorrow night
when the varsity and freshman bas-
ketball teams meet V. p. l. in Frank
Thompson Gymnasium at state.
The freshman game will begin at Z
o'clock and the varsity Immediately
thereafter.
The Gobblers are on a threc-day
trip into North Carolina with games
at Chapel Hill tonight with Carolina
and with Duke at Durham Oh Thurs
day night. The Gobblers have not won
n conference game this year, but
hope for better luck on this trip.
Their task, however. seems in1pos-
8. lc since state. Duke and Carolina
arc among the best teams in the con-
ference.
State staged an uphill fight Satur-
day night to defeat Duke in thrill
ING Same and thus jump back into the
Big Five and Southern Conference
race State has four wins and one de-
feat in the conference.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
STATE AND DEACONS
MEET NEXT FRIDAY

Wake Forest, Jan. 2S.-Fhe contest
scheduled with States fast moving
Wolfpack five for Friday night will
mark the first appearance OF Big Five
basketball team here since 1878 Due
to the small playing floor i'll the OLD
gymnasium. all home games were
played in Raleigh during this tlmc'
but with the completion OF the new
gymnasium last spring, Wake Forest
officials were enabled to schedule thls
wears. contests to be played here
AS last week was the mid-term ex-
animation period, the Deacon cagers
did not hold any organized practice
drills during this time, although the
gymnasium was open to those boys
who desired to workout of their own
initiative.
In preliminary to the varsity CON
test Friday night, states 1earlings
will oppose the Baby Deacons. In the
previous meeting between these TWO
teams this season. the Cubs took ~
to 81 decision over the Deaciets.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
IT'S TRUE

Hoot mon Is not a Scottish ejacula-
ton and never has BEEN
There has not been an English gov
eminent, or English army or navy for
POO years. CTS the British govern
ment, etc, you mean.
Rev. Them Williamson. Pawtucktt.
Il. |. writes regarding the statement
here that Sunday hasn't always been
the Christian Sabbath: 1.-THE Christ
ians always observed the first day of
the week as a weekly commemora-
ton Of Christs Resurrection, which
observance is continued today in the
Christian Sunday which is more than
q Sabbath.
Radium can omit both heat and
dancoee eatoh nsa ouofatn thigh GU
light for an indefinite time without
losing its power. But the Sun is los
ing weight at the rate of 3OO,O0O,OOO
tons minute, by radiating heat and
light.
Radio waves interfere with the
sense of direction possessed by hon.
ing pigeons.
a lake with an SO0-mile shore like
is being constructed artificially in
Tennessee. (By Norris Damn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
TODAY'S YESTERDAYS

Jan. %, 164S--Margaret Brent began
the fight for women's rights in Anne
RIGA Shc-this first woman lawyer
in the Colonies~-demanded a vote in
the Maryland Assembly on the ground
that she, as administrative Of Cover
nor Calvert, had as important inter
ests in the colony as any man. She
didn't set 1t.
Jan. &c. 1807--Artificial gas, derived
from coal, provided London's Golden
lane, Pail Mall with the first street.
lighting in the world. Inflammable
gas has been introduced into Phila-
delphia Is years before rs fireworks"
but no one had thought Of it as a
means Of lighting up the streets.
Jan. 90, 1855-On the 18th anniver-
sary of the discovery of Northwest
passage from Pacific to Atlantic by
Robert Mcclure, man travelled from
Atlantic to Pacific in one day for the
first time. Trains began running on
the Panama Railroad. built by Will
liam Aspinwall, New York merchant.
The trains travelled eastward in 60
ing from Atlantic to Pacific.
Jan. 90, 1S61-A Camel Corps was
assembled in the United States Army!
The idea of using camels in maintain
ing communications between scatter
ed Army posts in the Southwest had
been developed by jefferson Davis,
but he was President Of the Confede-
racy when the Corps finally began to
function, with camels brought over
from Egypt and Smyrna by Army
men. Secession of Texas and the War
Between the States nipped the camel
corps III the bud, and for many year
thereafter camels ran wild in Texas
wastelands.
Jan. 20, l917--Secretary of War
Newton y. Baker ordered the Ameri-
can expeditionary force that had been
sent to capture Guerilla Villa to with
draw from Mexico. and breathen a
sigh Of relief. Years later he was to
confess:
I'm glad Pershing is not present to
hear me say this, but was afraid
Pershing would capture Villa. /
wouldn't have known what to do with
Villa if he had"
FIRST WORLD WAR DAY-BY-DAY
20 Years Ago Today-Germans
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
TWO NEW HATCHERHS =
TO RESTOCK STREAMS
TALLY Dispatch bureau.
Ia The Sir waiter Hotel.
~ N a az aCE1 VIII.

d. u
Raleigh. Ian. 2S.-Two Federal fish
hatcheries now under construction In
North Carolina will supplement the
States restocking program to- such an
extent as to give this State among the
best facilities of this nature Ill the
country, j. D. Chalk, State game and
inland fasheries commissioner, said
yesterday.
One Of the new hatcheries Will be III
Western North Carolina and the 9th
err in the Sandhills section, the COM
missioner pointed out, with each con-
filming it's cultural activities to species
best adapted to the surrounding coun-
try.
The Western North Carolina hat
cherry will be given over exclusively
to the propagation Of trout and will
have Matching capacity Of approx
imately 100000 fry. In addition,
twelve or more rearing ponds cap
able of producing up to approximately
100000 lingering trout from the sta
TONS hatch are planned. This hat
cherry is in the vicinity Of Smokemom
On the Oconolufty River i'll the Great
Smoky Mountains National Park.
According to Frank T. Bell, U. S.
Commissioner Of Fisheries, the fish
produced at the hatchery will be pri-
marily for stocking waters in the
Great Smoky Mountains National
Park and nearby National Forest
lands. The hatchery will be operated
by the U. s. Bureau of Fisheries.
The second hatchery is being built
in the Sandhills Resettlement area at
Mckinney Lake, near Hoffman. This
station. according to information re-
ceived by Mr.. Chalk. will be, with one
exception. the largest warm water
fish hatchery in the Southeast Bass,
Bream. and perhaps other species viii
be produced at the station.
Designed to have some 20 breeding
ponds OF one acre each, the hatchery
is expected to produce g sufficient
supply Of game fish to maintain at
tractivc sport OH the entire purchase
area OF some $4,000 acres with a sur
plus for distribution through the u.
$. Bureau Of Fisheries which has
agreed to take over it's operation
when completed by the Resettlement
Administration.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
. TODAY 1
TONAY's ANNIVERSARIES

176O-Mathew Carey, Philadelphia
publisher, civic worker, economist
and philanthropist, born III Ireland.
Died Sept. Is, 1889,
17S4-Condy Racquet, noted Phlla-
delphia merchant. editor and econo-
mist, born in Philadelphia Died
March u, 1912.
1822-Ja1nes King of William fthe
"of William" to distinguish him from
other James kings), California pio-
neer, San Franciscos militant reform
ing newspaper editor-publisher, born
at Georgetown, D. G. Assassinated,
May 20, 1856.
1822-Alexander Mackenzie, Cana
dian statesman, born i'll Scotland.
Died in Toronto. April II, 1892
1S33-Charles G.. (Chinesc) Gordon,
distinguished English soldier-admin-
istrator, born. Killed at Khartum,
Africa, Jan. 81 1885.
1S41-Henry NJ. Stanley. Confede-
rate soldier, American war correspond
ent. famed for his search for Living
tone in Africa. born in Wales. Died
May 10, 1906
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
ATHLETIC COUNCIL
TO DISCUSS COACH

College Station. Raleigh, Jan. Is
Col. John w. HARRISON, head of North
Carolina State, expects TO call a meet
ing OF the Faculty Committee on Atm
letics this week to approve or dlsap-
prove the addition of an assistant
backfield coach at State.
According to Col. HARRISON, char
man Of the committee, the new coach
if approved will be given two
months contrast and that to cover
the winter grid drills now in program
His contract however, would be UP
for extension at a May meeting OF
Athletic Council.
The new coach would not replace
Frank Reese, backfield coach of the
1885 team, but would work this Win
ter as Reese's assistant. Col. Harrel-
son said Reese's contract expires
July 1 and also will be acted upon at
the May meeting of the Athletic Coun-
Gil
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
SHOULD SWAP BEANS
FOR A TON OF MEAL

College Station, Raleigh, Jan. Is
Soybean growers who cannot secure
as much as one dollar a bushel for
their beans from the crushers, should
swap the beans on the basis of a ton
Of beans for ton of meal and use
this meal as q source of livestock
feed and organic nitrogen in their fer
tilizer mixtures this season, recon-
mends G. Il. Williams head of the
department of agronomy at State Col
lege.
Mr.. Williams says thousands OF
bushels of soy, cans have been sold to
crushers and becaus~ of the low SELL
ing price received, many growers
have inquired as to the ACCESSIBILITY OIL
swapping the beans for the mean.
"Soybeans arc higher i'll nitrogen
and lower in phosphoric acid than are
cotton seed and the potash content is
about tie same" Mr.. Williams says.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
TO-DAY IN HISTORY

1902 Joseph Wall Of England ex-
ccuted in Lcndon for flogging ser
geant to death when governor of Sen
egal, Africa. 20 years previously.
1S71-Paris surrendered to the Ger
mans after siege Of 131 days.
1S7S-World's first commercial tele-
phone exchange opened in New Ha-
ven. Conn.
dso2-Andrew Carnegie founded
Carnegie Institution Of Washington
with gift Of $1O,00O,Oo0.
1902 = SantoS-Dumont. Brazilian
aeronaut made two notable airship
flights over the Mediterranean from
Monte Carlo.
Observation-Disclosures movie theatre
roof, Washington, D. c.. fell in under
weight of snow, taking toll of 9o lives.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
TAR HEELS BATTLE
GOBBLERS TONIGHT

Chapel Hill, Jan. 2s-The7 Tar ieel
basketball team meets the Gopplcfs
of V. +. l. in Southern Conference
contest here tonight. the eal'ie
starts at $3.50 o'clock with freshman
teams OF the two colleges clash'ne III
a preliminary at o'clock. E,o."
Games will be played in the Tin Can.
The Phantoms will have briel W.
cation after tOnight's game, Tor tneie
will be no more games until. Saturday
On that day the Tar Heels Journey
TO South Carolina.
On the recent three-day trip into
Virginia and Maryland the White
Phantoms captured two out of three
contests, losing to Virginia on an up
set. Against Maryland the Tar Heels
displayed their best form OF the sea
son. taking the powerful Terps into
camp by A to 81,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
ANSWERS

l. General Grimes was ambushed
and murdered on August IA, 1880, as
he was returning to his home i'm Pitt
county from Washington, N. G. Will
liam Parker confessed, and it was cs-
tablished that he had IEeen hired for
the sum of 500 in cash. q horse and
suit Of clothes to commit the deed
lie was acquitted, however, and left
the country. Eight years later he re-
turned and was promptly hanged
from a bridge at Washington by the
outraged people Of the section.
2. General Robert Howe, of old
Brunswick located OH Cape Fear be-
low Wilmington. At General Howe's
request in August 1880 he was trans
ferrcd by General Washington from
the command Of the New York Mill
tia at West Point to the Continental
Army. and General Arnold appointed
to succeed him. It was scarcely q
month later that General Arnold sold
out to the British and entered the
service Of the enemy.
Z. Robertson had journed to Wata-
uga alone where lie made a crop be-
fore returning to Wake county to get
his wife and family On the tourney
he lost the way and had to abandon
his horse. Tradition says that he wan
dered two weeks, and because rain
had soaked his gunpowder he was OH
the point of starvation when he met
two hunters WHO aided him.
4. The Virginian in congress in 1871
said, There arc four states in this
Union which in it's conformation bear
to it about the same position that the
heart does to the human body: as
long as they are quiet and contented
there is no danger Of diSuniOn, but
If they shall become dissatisfied ard
restless. trouble will not be far off;
these states are Virginia, North Caro-
lima. Tennessee and Kentucky.
5. Prior to 1887 in North Carolina
an estate left by suicide became
state property. An act of that year
provided such estates should be ad-
miniatered just as i'll cases Of natural
death for the benefit of the heirs
This was D result Of the suicide of
Il man named Houorie Jeroe Giraud,
Of Halifax. at that time.
=. DR.. John King settled in the AL
bcmarle section prior to 1894. Rec
ords show in Edcnton that on July o.
Of that year, show charge, ''To days
attendance at 8 shillings per day.
To my visit and 1 dose pill Anodyne
* billings. :. My visit at Madam
Clark,s 10 shillings,' and others.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
Today is the Day
By CLARK NfANAlRD
Copyright, 1886, for this Newspaper
By Central Press Association

Tuesday, Jan. IS; Foundation Day
in Australia, morning stars, Venus,
Neptune, Jupiter, evening stars: Sa-
turn. Mars, Uranus Mercury.
IA red sun has water in his eye"
was an accepted weather prophecy
long before it was comprehended that
the redness was caused by large guam
titles of dust particles saturated with
moisture. 1t is we'll known, of course
that if it weren't for dust particles in
the air there would be no clouds.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED H. MAY

1. What fate awaited the man who
Was hired to murder General Bryan
Grimes?
.. Who WIS the North Carolinial
that was succeeded by General Bene<
diet Arnold as commanding officer
at West Point?
3. Why was James Robertson, Wake
county pioneer, delayed i'll ITO on his
return from Watauga?
4. What reference to North Caro-
lima as the heart of the Union was
made by Henry Clay?
5. When did an estate left by a
suicide become public property?
6. Who was the first physician to
settle in North Carolina?
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JANUARY. /
SUN AAoN IUE WED IlU 90 sAY
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broadened their offensive between the
Disc and the North Sea, which was a
shielding operation for the coming
attack at Verdun, and uncapped an
attack south of the Somme. 1t COW
cred front of from four to five Kill
ONE trees between Frise and Dam
pierre. Frise fell into German hands.
Same day, the Austrian army pur-
suing the beaten Serbians and Mon
tenegrins. captured San Giovanni di
Medici, Albania.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
TODAY.S HOROSCOPE

This is ono Of tho strongest Of days.
It gives an original. daring, indcpend-
ent, forccfuI temperament. which has
D little too much desire for freedom
1mpetuouGity is the great drawback
and must. rs it can, be curbcd. I'm
restrained. there is danger of i'm
prisonment Threatened.
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ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Buck Page

/. Mountain laurel
?. German Explorer
3. Hartford.
4. Twelve hundred and eighty-three
miles.
5. Queen EYzabeth.
6. An illusion or hallucination. in
which objects or human beings are
seen with such vividness as to APP
pear real,
Z. Edgar Rice Burroughs.
s. Abraham Lincoln.
Q. st. Patrick.
10. Cabana.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
HI-SPEEDS DEFEATED
BY OXFORD CCC

The Texaco Hi Speeds dropped a
close game to the Oxford CCC five
in the Oxford high gym last night,
coming out Oh the short side of %
27 score.
Terrell paced Henderson with Is
points.
At the half period. Henderson was
trailing by a lis score.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.

Having qualified rs executors Of the
ESTATE of W. y. Rose, deceased, late
Of Vance County, North Carolina this
IS to notify all persons having Claims
against the estate Of said deceased to
exhibit them 10 the undersigned. Mrs.
Mamie Nj Rose or j. w Rose, at
Henderson. N. c.. on or before the
18th day Of January 1897, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery All persons indebted to said
Estate will please make immediate
payment.
This 18th day Of january, 1886.
MRS. MAMIE NJ. ROSE
J w ROSE,
GEO. l.. ROSE,
A. 3. ROSE,
Executors Of w y. Rose.
Perry & lNittrell Attys.
Henderson, N. G..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28

New York, Jan. 2S.--'Round and
Round: Witchcraft flourishes III
many Manhattan sectors and occas-
ionally rears its head in the public
print. There was the case the other
day of the Italian lady in East 9th
Street (Which, by the way, Is one Of
those rags-to-riches thoroughfarcs.
with bresthlessly expensive apart
ments elbowing dingy tenements)
who for years had been paying large
sums out of her modest savings to a
nonresident witch described bv a.
chiseling friend as Aunt Josephine
who lives on a mountain in the
Bronx" -. More remarkable than the
lady's credulity was the fact that,
until she made the long journey
downtown to court, she had never
been moro than five blocks from her
home III the twenty-odd years since
she came to America . . There are
thousands like her in town. to whom
Times Square and it's razzle-dazzle is
only a rumor, probably apocryphal:
the Battery is another country, dim
" remembered, past which they voy-
aged toward q new home.
Scott Ftzgerald's. confessional in
the current Esquire" called Crack
up is the most engrossing of the
stories of personal disaster which arc
becoming the vogue. . Willie Sea
brook heightened the fad with his
swashbuckling account of his cure for
alcoholism undergone in. large i'll
Stitution and many another scribber
is cashing in with revelations of his
own in the De Quincy Memoirs of
All Opium Eater" manner ...... But
Fitzgerald's truly disturbing piece,
more sincere and serious than any &C
count of a tilt with mere BOOKING
could be. is even more distressing be-
cause it was written by the man who,
in all American literature, has the
greatest natural talent. In New
York the worst pbobia which can
assail sensitive folk is the slow
growth of hatred for crowds. Il
have had days when the sight of a
subway kiosk would fill me with ply
steal nausea and even the picture Of
:, group of bland, cxpectant faces in
u magazine could spoil a morning
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28

HOLY CONFIDENCE: Let us
therefore come boldly unto the throne
of grace, that we may obtain mercy.
and find grace to help III time OF
need.-HebreWS 4:16.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28

Known as an opponent Of the Nazi
government, Heinrich Bruening.
former German chancellor and
Catholic leader, has arrived secretly
IN New York. He is said to be orga
nizing anti-Nazis in the United
States.
lCeatrM Press
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28
WANT ADS

FOR SALE FRESH FOUL YLAii
old COW milking -four gallcn pc
day. Priced to sell. Phone coo, j.
y. Newman. near Epson. 253i
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-01-28

CALL Us WHEN you WANT
choice Western meats or Rallard's
flour CUmp'ete stock Of staple ami
fancy groceries. m" System Store
Phone i77-J. 2Stf
VISIT THE PLACE OF VALUES"
for cross cut saws, wedges, maui,
handsaws. shOvels. picks. mattox,
cow chains, cook stoves. range
and wall coard. Alex S. Watkins.
Where quality tells and prices
sell. 2S-ltt