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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-16
IN MEMORY OF
RUBY 'PITTiLLOI

A vacant place at our table.
An empty chair in our. home
A vacancy which can't be filled,
No matter where we roam.
Ruby was always kind and true,
To everyone she met
And always had a smile.
That we shall never forget.
Music was her greatest talent,
These few years she did unfold
Now she is singing with angels.
Playing on harps Of gold.
We wonder why God took her.
We weep and wonder why;
She has left us broken hearted
But we'll meet her by and by.
No parting words shall ere be
spoken 80.
,yonder home so fair,
But songs of joy and peace and
giadness,
Well sing forever there.
We loved this little tender one
: And would have wished her stay;
But let our Fathers will be done,
q She shines in endless day.
ltp NARY HENDERSON.
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F. R. HOME TO SHAPE
SECOND NEW DEAL
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CONTINUED from page onc)
ing recommendations for prcsi.
dent Roosevelt.
The administrations legislative
program is expected to aim for
detectives outlined during the re-
cent election campaign. These in
clude chiefly some method of reg
ulating industry to eliminate mo.
nopoly and unfair competition and
provide shorter. hours and higher
wages for labor and measures to
better the lot Of tenant farmers,
provide crop insurance and con.
troll SURPRISES.
Appropriation measures vii
strive for economy in an effort tc
make possible early balancing OF
the budget.
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r., RoBERT ED WARD DICKSON

as you've beeG Saying, why don't
YOU do something about it? Are
you waiting for me ! to propose"
Alters time, breathless, time
less time, McDougall hooked again
at the hilltop through the, window.
81 thought" he said, II wouldn't
be in the market for real estate,
and now I've sunk all my money
in a newspaper. Will you mind an
apartment"
: Marcia picked up his plans.
81 see I'm going to have to be
the business manager of this fam
ily," she said. Don't you know
YOU can borrow enough to build il
YOU own a lot to build on?"
For a while longer there was
silence.
"And remind ME later" McDou-
gall said finally, in a vast under.
standing, Ito apologize to JOAN
1.-The END)
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BELLE BENNETT
CIRCLE MEETS

The Belle Bennett circle met
TUESDAY afternoon with Mrs; H.
A Corriher. the chairman, Mrs
Charles Chcves. being in the
chair. The Lords Prayer was re-
peated in unison. Miss Bessie Jor-
dan gave the devotionals. Mrs; Z;
Il. Slower was a guest and talked
on the missionary work IN Brazil.
The report of the nominating
comm;,,cc accepted unanimously,
was as follows: Mrs. ]. \. Brun-
SON. chairman; Mrs. A. S. Brown
ing Jr., vice chairman; Mrs. c.
NJ Ogle, secretary; Mrs. Irma Al
len. treasurer: Mrs. o. B. Crowell,
chairman Of social service; Mrs.
II. c. Ransom, Of supplies; The
dismissal prayer followed. During
the social hour the hostess served
dainty refreshments.
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E. ]. HOLLINGSW0RTH
FUNERAL IS TODAY

ASHEVlLLE. Dec. l6.-Follow-
ing a service at the Free Will mis-
sion on Depot street at 9 o'clock
that afternoon. Earl ]. Holdings
worth. As, of 81 Lyman street will
he buried In the Skyland cemetery.
The Row. John Crane will officiatc.
aud pnllboarcrs will be Gurd
hates. Ralph Owens. Rill Plem-
mons. Allen jenkins. Clyde Shu.
ford and tiold!a JpneA, : .
Mr.. itolllngswofth. " native OF
Henderson county, who had lived
here fof no Years, died Monday nj
his home. lie had been III two
nrar,hs.
~ u survived by his widow.
Mrs Ollie iigllineswop,h, three
daughters, Mrs Mary Wshh aud
Misses Celia md i'puy Holdings.
gptth, I'VE sJhs, Erhpsl, Grady,
Willinri t,lehatd aud Thcmas ,lo,.
lirsswutlh, ana twD pfahdchil.
dtsh. charles Webb. eight. and
Vttfinia Webb. sis, all " whom
thsiae M Ashetllip,
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METHODIST HARVEST
DAY OBSERVED

Tuesday was Harvest Day for
the Methodist women; a day OF
ALTERING in pledges and review
inr the years work. The meeting
Spened with a hymn and prayer.
Mrs. L. Il. Haynes gave a beauti-
FOL Christmas message from Luke
gS-i4. emphasizing Peace in IN
diyidual hearts. lntermission was
rfyen for luncheon which was pre-
pared by the ladies.
The afternoon session brought
reports by officers, discussions
and appointments of leaders of
circles for 1887. A Christmas story
By Miss Bessie Jordan was well re-
ceived. The meeting closed with
the Lords Prayer.
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"Never mind what"
/ 81 thought - ! thought you
meant when you were married
"I'm not getting married." ,
"You are!'
'Well, am not"
McDougal's expression could
hest have been described as slight
ly idiotic.
"Honest?" he said.
Honest" said Marcia. -
McDougall felt the rising OF d
fog that had been concealinG the
world. What had been the barri-
ers that held him? Well, for one
he hadn't known her long enough
TO ask the most important OF ques-
tions. All. but then was so mueh
Younger than now! Second, she
had been engaged; but now, mag.
ically. she wasn't! And third--but
his voice was ahead Of his mind.
az love YOU" he was saying. Il
loved you the first time saw you,
and | love you now. / came across
that lot on the hill one day while
! was walking and tkinking-
thinking of you, the way I've been
thinking every waking moment
I've had since ! met you. why, !
even gave it name-'Half Acre
in Eden Half acre for size, and
Eden with you"
He stopped abruptly. :,
' "But, why can't | keep my fool
mouth shut"
He half turned away, and Mar
cia sat unmovine for long While
looking at him.
"Did it ever occur to you," she
said at last, ito ask the lady"
He turned around again, slowly:
"And did it ever occur to you,
he asked. what a man Is up
against when he falls in love with
a rich girl?
81 had a whole set Of reasons
for not falling in love with you.
There was the man / thought you
were going to marry"
"Do you remember" Marcia in
terrupted, when we were ma
rooned in the farmhouse and you
asked me, as a joke and to pass
time in front Of the fire; to tell
you the story Of my life? Well,
the man / was going to marry rs
part of the story. L could tell 1t
to you now, if you liked, but the
synopsis. of the chapter is that u
was. going to be married to him,
and now Pm not, and there are
no regrets. -. What were your
other reasons?" ..,.- -.
McDougall was staring out the
This" he said, probably "a
poor a. declaration as a man ever
managed. The other reasons?
Well, the big reason is the one
Ive already given you. A man
simply has no business falling in
love with a rich girl. and certainly
no business, mentioning it If nc
does fall. ! wish you hadn't
come here. ! wish you'd go away
before get any sillier. I'm
ashamed of myself" 80.
"Did it ever occure to. you
Marcia responded Marcia, that
what you. choose to call rich girl
is also up against something when
she knows a man would ask her
to marry him if she didn't have
money, but won't ask. because she
does? If he feels an unfairness in
life, don't you think she does, too?
'If ! have to do this whole job
for you, let me explain that I'm
not rich girl. Dad has some
money, it's true, but he'd some
terrible things both to me and a
prospective son-in-law if we
thought for a moment we'd live on
him. My total possessions are a
few bits of jewclry my mother
left, and that lot on the hill. She
left me that, too.
81 live off Dad. | never had a
job, never wanted a career, never
felt ] had q talent worth exploit
ing. I've been useless and a para
site-but IL you've as much in love
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MRS. JAMESON HOME
FROM FLORIDA TRIP

Mrs. George ?. Jamlson returh'
ed recently from Jacksonville
Fla. where she visited relatives
and accompanied her sister. Mrs
Drew Willis. who underwent an
operation at ST. Luke hospital
Mrs. Willis many friends will be
glad to know that she is doing
nicely.
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NATIONS ADOPT
PEACE SET UP
BY GALE WALLACE
IJn;ted Pre.s Staff Correspondent

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. ~
(UP).-The final draft of the CO.
ordinated neutrality project which
sets up machinery to avert war in
the new world last night was
signed by delegates Of all the Il
American republics and prepared
for presentation before plenary
session of the Inter American
peace conference.
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50CletA

Thursday. evening at the high
school auditorium at 1880 o'clock
The public is cordially invited to
attend this presentation 10 when ,
no admission viii be charged Last
wear the operetta staged by these
grades was unusually attractive.
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WESLEY PHlLATHEA
MEET TOMORROW

The Wesley Philathea class OF
the First VI. f. church will meet
tomorrow, Thursday, evening at .
o'clock at the home of Mrs, James
Hayes, corner of Sixth and Flem-
inc street. with Mrs. Roy Bass as
Joint hostess. There is always an
exchange of gifts at this meeting
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committee last nigh, -.
e '.F'S. investigator, Lopi v' c'
MAKE max anew a new inquiry IN. '''''
p I9at several buSiaSe,,,n mo q,
district sol so"sh, TON 70 ipS|Ssss'1.s
ticket in the national al, sSsPasI
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iorabh rspeels 10 he able to
telephone h. every county In the
eotldl .tyfept Aibsaia, btfose The
thH NJ this stat:
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That strange, duck-billed ami
NAL, the Australian platypus, lays
eggs and yet suckles its young.
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CHRISTMAS PAGEANT
TOM0RROW EVENING

The three grades taught by Miss
Edna Sronce, Louise Perry and
Elsie Flicker will give their annual
Christmas operetta tomorrow,
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CHARMING AFFAIR PLANNED
FOR YOUNG SET

One of the loveliest affairs
planned for the fuletide will be
a buffet supper-dance which DR..
and Mrs. Bracket will give IN
honor of their son, William L.
Brackett, Jr.. who will come from
Clemson College for the holidays.
The guest list drawn from the
sub-deb set and young gentlemen
of that age have received the foi-
lowing invitations:
DR.. and Mrs. William (. Bracket
request the pleasure of
company at u buffet supper dance
in honour of their SON
Mr.. William z. Bracket. Jr.
on Tuesday evening, December
twenty-Second
~ at seven-thirty o'clock
ITO Fourth Avenue West
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3l--Reai Estate

WANTED--Real estate for sale
or rent. Also list description of
property you want. Glover
Jones.
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VINO, Workers
To Get Pay Raise

ASHEVILLE. Nov. 21.--Wage
Increases for other thousands of
workers in Western North Caro-
lima were reported yesterday, in
addition to the larger pay envel-
opes other concerns announced
earlier in the week for their en-
ploves.
At the Beacon Manufacturing
Co., Swannanoa, officials said
wage increases for 1000 employees
will go into effect next Monday.
The pay increases will vary in
some departments. Officials said
the amounts could not be deter
mined at this time.
Other notices of wage increases
were given at various Rutherford
county textile plants. Among
those taking such a step were the
Florence Mills. Forest City; Alex
andcr Manufacturing Co, AleXan-
der Mil: the Caroleen and Henri
etto Mill; the Haynes Mill at
Avondale: and the large Cliffside
Mills. at CIiffside.
The increases at the Rutherford
county mills. most of which are
for 10 per cent. affect all classes
Of employees. and will provide sew
eral thousand dollars additional
for the workers each week. The
increases become effective next
Monday. -
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Sportsman Lost
Over Night In
Pisgah Forest

The Pisgah National Forest is
a big place, the valleys all look
the same, and the nights are IS
hours long. R. w. Shaw, Greene
vile. Tenn, sportsman reported
this afternoon after being lost in
the forest overnight.
Mr.. Shaw was stopping at the
Ames hotel here while participant
ing in the annual hunt in the for
est. lie arrived here this after
noon after spending last night in
the woods.
He said that he shot and wound
ed q deer yesterday afternoon,
trailed it over a ridge, took what
he thought was a short cut out
after failing to find the deer, and
got lost in the woods.
He built a fire last night beside
small stream and spent fairly
comfortable night. This morning
he found his way to rangers
cabin where he had a meal and
was told by the ranger that he
had walked about 30 miles.
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.Burnsides To Be
Given Burial At
Old Home Sunday
10 Il
James, Popular .Colored
Janitor, at High School
Long Time Employee

Funeral. services for James
Burnsides. respected colored resi-
dent, who died at his home Thurs
day afternoon after an illness of
several weeks, will be held at
Simpsonville. S. c., Sunday after
noon.
Burnsides was employed for Ia
years as janitor in the city school
system. He was formerly a resi-
dent of South Carolina and will
be buried at his former home.
He was well known and respect
cd here, especially by students
and former students of the city
schools. For many years ne served
as an unofficial trainer for high
school athletic teams and the foot
ball game between Brevard and
Henderson9ille yesterday after
noon was dedicated to his MEM
OTy.
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u. S. CONSULATE
in BARCELONA
MAY BE CLOSED
CONTINUED from page one)

CONTINUED from page one)
added. they will prevent Soviet
Russia from Initiating further dis
orders in Europe.
The wording of his statement
can only mean that Italy and
Germany already have decided 70
prevent Soviet ships from reach
ing4 Spanish ports if and whcn
Gencrat Francisco Franco, rebel
leader completes his declared
blockade.
The withdrawal of German and
Italian citizens from Barcelona
indicates to observers here that
Berlin and Rome have approved
Fronco's rlan to lombard this
center of loyalist sentiment.
MOSCOW reports that Russia
limited that it would openly sup
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D. Podesta Given
Masonic Medal


d. POdcsta. resident Of kanuga
road, has been presented with a
handsome gold medal from the
Grand Lodge f. and A. ", of
Ohio, in recognition Of his long
service. The inscription on the
medal reads: presented to Broth
en- Dominick PodcSta, in recogni-
tion of 30 years Of faithful scr
vice"
Accompanying the medal is a
message from Carl E. Basler, Sec
rotary of Avon Lodge, Cincinnati,
in which are expressed "sinccrest
and hcarticst congratulations for
having rounded out" these years
of service in the fraternity.
Mr. Poae5ta. in fact. has been
a Mason for the past 90 years.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
tor of the estate of Claude Nc
Killop, deceased, late of Hender-
son County. this Is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un-
dcrsigned on or before the oath
day of October, 1887, or this no.
tice will be pleaded in bar of re-
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make set
Element with the undersigned.
This oath Of October, 1896.
81. c. ID. McKILL0Py
Adm. Estate of Claude McKillop.
%"
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ROE ANYWAYS OFFICE

NEW YORK, Nov. q. (UP)-
Two husky, well dressed men to-
day robbed Transcontinental Wcs-
tern Always ticket office, opPo-
site the Grand Central terminal
of $1,000 and the pants Of the
ticket 2clIcr, which contained 80
cents. The holdup moved smooth
". without display Of arms and
occurred while thousands were in
the vicinity.
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1925 sy sth SERVICE. INC

a two.day conference here DC =
twcer iva officials and about 90
leaders Of labor and employees
groups. 9.
The authority was represented
by GoriOn Clapp, personnel dTec-
tor; j. B. Blanchard, general man
ager, and Clair Killcn, labor 10
lationS adviser.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executor of
S. J. King, deceased, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against her estate to present them
to the undersigned on or before
the Goth day of November, 1887,
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar Of recovery.
This the Goth day of November.
1886. &c.. !.-s
lI-21-Sat-6tp A. F. p. KING.
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ALL is FORGIVEN

NEW YORK, Nov. 81. (UP).-
Mrs. Sadie Flam kissed her son
Bertrand. 10. in court yesterday
and said she forgave him for
throwing a shoe at her. Magistrate
Charles Solomon suspended sem
tencp.
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Man And Liquor
Held Near Lime

Federal Officers r. S. Bolt and
Dewey Cook and Donald Hill last
night arrested Harry Hunter, Of
Ashcvillc, and seized a Chevrolet
coupe and 20 Gallons OF liquor.
The arrest was made on the
Greenvi'lc highway near t h G
South Carolina line. Hunter was
being held in tho county jail to-
dav heading hearing
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HY Prefer To Sell Rather Than od Tell Buyers With Classified Adv
PLANTERS GIVE BONUSES

HONOLULU. (UP).-While Ha-
wall came in for it's fair share of
war bonuses, more bonuses of an.
other kind were awarded during
the year. They were from Amer
lean sugar planters in the terri
tory and given to employees fOl
useful suggestions.
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port Premier Franco Largo Ca
ballero, brought gloom to those
Italians who have been hoping
that the Spanish war would not
spread to Europe. But they sup
port the governments decision to
keep communism from the Medi-
terranean coast at all costs.
Gayda, discussed the proclama-
ton of Caballero saying chat
Spanish ports hcnceforth would
be considered zones OF war.
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Nvra North, Special Nurse

EENIiN, ARMED WITH A MUROsGOUc
| ,SOKJNG BuLL WHIP LEADS The
TEReIEIED MIRA FROM THE HOSPITAL.
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HAVE TAKEN in a beautiful
grand piano on new Baldwin;
1t is q bargain. Come in and
see it. We make trades. Full
wood Art and Music Shoppe,
112 Third Ave. w. Phone 752~
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POLICEMAN LABOR ARBITER

TOLEDO. (UP).-Police Lieu
tenant Harvey Klaiber stepped
out of. routine duties when he
happened upon labor dispute at
an auto wrecking yard. klaiber
got the principals together and
soon had the q employees back at
work with all parties satisfied.
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IVA WAGE INCREASE
BEING CONSIDERED

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 81
(UP)-TVN high officials last
night promised a decision in about
two weeks on demand OF 1000
employees for pay increases rang
ing from Is to 25 per cent.
Tnr demands were presented IL
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$50 Sell or Rent
AFE AND RESTAURANT

CAFE AND RESTAURANT
Doing good business with $4,000
equipment. will sell at sacrifice
or rent to responsible party un-
der decent terms. Will produce
books as evidence of past years
business, also will take good real
estate in trade. Write Box 94I'
BreVard.
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GERMAN SUBMARINE
SINKS, EIGHT DROWN

BERLIN, Nov. q. (UP)-
Eight persons were drowned yes
terday when a German submarine.
the U-l8. sank as result OF a
collision with another ship during
shooting practice off Lubbock.
Twelve of the crew were rescued.
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RECEIVEDSNe,v shipment Of Ia
dies coats and hats and mems
trousers and suits. We buy and
sell. Cooley Brothers. '
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QUENCH BRUSH FIRE

The fire department was called
to North Main street about noon
today to extinguish a brush fire
on the old Terrace hill.
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I2-Radios and Service

USED RADIOS-We must clean
house of all demonstrators and
used sets. Prices slashed. Terms:
50 down. Brunsou Furniture
Company.
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soc MILK MAGNESiA 2se' so o
Russian mineral oil 29c, oOI
Jergens lotion 3Sc, soc Fam
Olive shampoo SSc, 35c Prep
shaving cream 21c. Freeze Drug
Co.
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WE SERVICE all makes or radios.
Satisfaction guaranteed. NO
charge for testing tubes. Brun.
son Furniture Co.
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Special Notices

CASH FOR PIPING..BuyinS var;-
Gus lengths and sizes of second
hand pipe. c. +. Freeman.
Phone d60-W.
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II-Household Goods

ONE.THIRD OFF ON ALL CIR
CULATORS AND HEATERS.
RELIABLE FURNITURE CO.,
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
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I3-Merchandise

WHEN HENS are fed Full-O- Pep
eggs must come. The hen can
help it. Farmers Federation.
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HIST ARRIVED car gaivanizee
coDper bearing roofing. ANY
length. Farmers Federation.
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7-Professional Services

EUGENE PERMANENTS $3.50.
Other permanents $3.50 to
$3.50. AmeS Beauty Shop.
Phone $40.
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I0-Transportation

VILE TRANSFER co. is agent
for the Allied Van Lines, which
handles furniture exclusively,
anywhere, any time. Phone l2l.
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6-Business Services

MOST MERCHANTS put off the
important matter Of adequately
protecting their merchandise
against fire. smoke and water.
Phone Brownlee Insurance &
Realty Co. for information with
out obligation. Phone Isl.
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TARPAULIN TRUCK COVERS,
any size or weight. j. +. s'0he.
and Son.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-11-21
BUILDING CONDITIONS ar

NOINDII
most favorable for repairing
remodeling, renovating. Ma
teriaIs and labor both lower
than anything the future prom
ises. Let us furnish prices toi
your material needs. Hender-
Sonville Supply & Coal co
Lumber. millwork, coal, paints
and builders hardware.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-11-21

WE PAY CASH for old cook
stoves, heaters, iron beds, furn NJ
ture, old chairs. We nuy anu anu
swap anything, everything, 20 20
van Hyder. Phone $50. Seventh.
Ave, y.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-11-21
I5-MiscelIaneous

FALL PLANTING is preferable
for nearly all hardy plants. we
have a variety of fruits anu
ornamentals. Sinclair Nurseries 5
Eanuga road. Phone l374-J.