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Evening star., 1936-08-02
THE American Kennel Club has II

THE American Kennel Club has its
own methods Of assembling sta
tistics on all sorts Of doggy subjects.
Its latest release concerns the amount
spent during the year on the routine
expenditures in caring for dogs. Just
the items Of feed, kenneling and SIM
pie indications are estimated at
$50. .286, ,39250 for 1886, as compared
with $24,535, 1880 for 1885. OF that
vast sum. S8,057, ,595 was spent for
feed, $4,028,7 1877 went for simple medi-
cines like mineral oil and antiseptics,
and kenneling, kennel help and i'm
provements to kennels accounted for
100000.
Veterinary bills, transporta-
tion, cost of dog shows and dog
showing and all the million and
one unforeseen things are not
included in these estimates.
If that is not big business, what is?
Yet really large kennels are compare
lively rare in this country. The aver
age mi-commercial, semi-sport ken
mel probably houses about 30 to 40
dogs. The bulk Of the country's dog
business is probably done by the own
ers Of from one to five brood bitches
who get kick out Of tryin to breed
a good one"
ONE Of our local woman fanciers
takes exception to our character
ization of the poodle as merely an
amusing pet" Her opinion is founded
On truth. AS We said. it is not the
poodle's fault that he has so small
part in our modern scheme of
living"
Her estimate Of the poodle Is:
THE French poodle has been known
through the ages as a most intelh-
gent breed. He is very useful as a
watch dog and does not bark for the
pleasure of being noisy. as do some
breeds. He can and has been used
for almost any purpose. have seen
many in France, before the war, lead
ing the blind, and am sure could be
trained here for that purpose very
successfully.
He is still used In Europe
for duck hunting, being an ex-
ceIIent retriever and great
swimmer.
"The poodle has q remarkable
memory, is a great home lover and
is most obedient. He has no COM
parison as dog companion for chill
dren because of his even disposition,
his keen sensitiveness to danger and
his great sense Of honor. All the
poodle lacks is speech"
WHO wouldn't lead a dogs life II
w ba coyId lead II aboard the
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Grab Them by Hand.

Grab Them by Hand.
THERE are three better known
methods of taking frogs-shoot-
ing with a % rife, spearing or gig
ging, and shining them with a strong
light and grabbing them with the
hand. We favor the light-and-hand
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Frog Catching
Fine Sport, But Watch Snakes

trick because it Is the most humane
way. Many frogs injured by gig and
bullet escape to die a lingering death.
A dark night is the best for frogging.
Listen for the believing Of the male.
Unless disturbed he'll stay in one
place for some time Move cautiously,
sweeping the shore line with the light
until the frog is spotted. AS long as
the light beam Is centered on the
frog, he won't move. But II the
shadow Of the hand or any other
shadow passes momentarily between
the light and the frogs eyes, he's
gone. That's why two persons make
an ideal frogging team. One holds
the light while the other eases up be-
hind and grabs Rama catesbiana
yeah, that's his scientific name).
Watch for Water Moccasin.
A GOOD light Is necessary-either
carbide with reflector or a
strong flashlight that throws long
beam. If frogging in water where the
cotton-mouth moccasin lives, wear
heavy rubber hip boots such as fire.
men and laborerS use. The thin wad-
ing boot Of the sporting type may not
afford sufficient protection If one Of
these venomous snakes strikes at your
leg.
Just one more word Of caution.
Look carefully before reaching for
the frog. A big moccasin may be
ready to grab it, too. AS one old
timer said They're mean sarpent.
and get right mad when you try to
snatch a mess of vittles from in front
of their nose"
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TEAM AS STRONG
.|ASLAST SEASONS
Eighteen Contests Slated
in Regatta Today on
Lake Sebago, N. Y.

-OR the third successive year a
l. national championship looms
for raddlers of the Washington
L Canoe Club today as they dip
their blades into the waters Of Lake
Sebago, N. Y, in the national padding
championship regatta.
8, Once before 1884, when their pres
ent run on the annual championship
started, the local club won the event,
which gives it total of three times
that its name has been engraved on
the Yonkers Perpetual Trophy.
With just as high-claSS a team
which proved the best in the country
the last two Summers, Washington
Canoe Club members confidently ex-
pect their representatives to be re-
turned champions for the third straight
year
A full crew of competitors for the
18 eventS-junior, intermediate and
senior-left Friday night under the
supervision of William F. Martin, COM
modore of the club, who was bulwarked
by an array of veteran paddlers and a
promising group of younger aSpirantS.
Individual HOnOrs at Stake.
TN ADDITION to defending the right
to keep the Yonkers Trophy within
its showcases for another year, men,
bers of the w. c. c. team are out for
individual national championships.
Strongest opposition was expected
to come from three clubs in the vicin-
ity of the regatta. An especially strong
team is reputed to be representing the
host club, Yonkers, while pair of
strong Massachusetts teams are COM
ing from Boston and Worcester. Every
outstanding canoe club in the country,
however, was expected to enter con-
teStantS.
Washingtonians have little to fear.
though, with such proven performers
as Harry Knight, Johnny Long, Dusty
Rhodes, Ebbie Trilling, Dick Ackad,
Russell Swami and Jed Florance for
all were in the nationals the last two
years and won the trophy hands down.
Chance for Youngsters.
"A GROUP of younger members, who
never have won national titles
and therefore are eligible to compete
tn the junior and intermediate events,
also are at the New York site. They
include Ed Gray, Jim Cation, Bill
HavenS, jr. Kenneth Romjue. Johnny
Yfngling, Bill johnson and Lee An
drews.
AS is the case in swimming, man
automatically qualities for senior COM
petition as soon as he wins a junior
event, age not being factor in de-
termining divisions.
The regatta was scheduled to start
at 1890 o'clock this morning. The
18 events were listed in the following
order: One-man single blade, two
man double blade, four-man single
blade, one-man double blade, two-man
single blade, and four-man double
blade, with juniors racing first in each
class, followed by the intermediates
and seniors.
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with small green shrimp. The shrimp
is crushed with the hands as it is
tossed over, not ground into tiny bits
as are alewives, and anglers have a
regular picnic at It, Both trout and
rock will come up the chum line.
This method seldom has been tried
at Solomons, mainly because no
shrimp is available. Plenty of shrimp
can be had, but there has been no
large demand for it. Capt. Harry
Woodburn has agreed, however, to
supply enough green shrimp for
cumming if you telephone him day
in advance
The shrimp sold at the Municipal
Wharves is too large and red for
cumming purposes.
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WHO wouldn't lead dogs life II
w he could lead it aboard the
Queen Mary? This ship de luxe has
outdone itself In the matter Of quar-
ters for dogs. A spacious exercise pen
atop the sports deck Is dedicated to
dogs. A special attendant sees to 1t
Evening star., 1936-08-02
CLEVER AT FIELD HOCKEY.

Sports experts at the Los Angeles
Olympics in 1882 voted that the most
finished exhibition of any pastime was
that given by India in field hockey.
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1t is surprising what a variety
Of breeds may be found and
how good some of them are.

Probably the most popular subject
Is the Scotty. Hounds and settlers
come next. With a little search
effigies of even the rare breeds may
be found,
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in the years to come the dogs of the
dime store era will be equally valu-
able.
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WEATHER conditions down there
" all last week were just as bad as
we had in Washington, storms or
threatening skies every day. But when
Evening star., 1936-08-02

-OR the third successive year a
l. national championship looms
l for paddlers of the Washington
4 Canoe Club today as they dip
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26-FT. MAHOGANY SPEED
CABIN CRUISER

Cost S.. 900; seats g: fine condition. Sell
without engine for S150. Wonderful bar
gain. Inspect at Hartge's Boat Yard. Gales.
Vile. Md. Phone Frazier. National $3.50.
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I3-Merchandise

BUILDING MATERIAL for the
remOdeling of the home of f. J..
Campbell of Fletcher is coming
from our place. Why not do
your work now? Rigby-Morrow
Co. Lumber, Builders Supplies,
Millwork. Fourth Ave. f. Phone
81. x
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destinations (Female)

WANTED--Position as companion
with couple going to Florida for
winter. Miss Dovic Rogers,
Davis Hotel, Columbia, S. G..
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Has Hot Bonds,
Arrest Is Sequel

WASHINGTON. Sept. %. -
UIP)-Pctc Metropolis. charged
with attempting to dispose Of
some of the %1,456.GO0 worth of
bonds taken from Che Bank Of
Manhattan in New York City, was
arrested by G-mcn in HavcrhiIl.
Mass, the department Of justice
announced last night.
Metropolis, it was said, waived
cxtradition and will be taken to
New York to face the charges
along with others Involving at
tcmpts to sell 100000 worth Of
bonds taken from the United
States Trust company, New York
City.
He is the 18th person arrested
by federal agents for participate
ing in IN alleged international
bond disposal ring which is charg-
ed with handling the New York
securities.
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said margin of said street; thence
with said margin of said street,
north 73 degrees cast II poles to
the place of beginning, and being
the same property conveyed to Il:
+. Jones bv d. w. Mccall and
wife. Virginia Mccall, by deed
dated December 30, 1914, record
cd January Is, 1918, book 80.
page 27S. Same being also shown
upon plat thereof made by Geo.
W. Tidd, r. Z. on August 10,
1884, now on file with Home
Owners Loan Corporation and
to which reference is hereby
made. -,
The purchaser at this sale will
be required to make cash de-
post of per cent of the eur
chase price to show good faith.
This, the 3rd day of September,
1896. -
r. c. ABERNETHY,
Substituted Trustee.
9-S-Tues-4t
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a certain note pay 5!c to Home
Owners Loan Corporation, dc-
fault having been made for a pc
Rod of more than ninety 600
days in the payment of said note
as provided therein and in the
performance of certain covenants
set out in said deed of trust and
demand Of foreclosure having
been made by the holder of said
Indebtedness. the undersigned
trustee, having substituted as
trustee for G. S. Noble, said sub
stitution being duly recorded in
the office of the register Of deeds
of Henderson county. North Caro-
lima, in book PA, page 363, Will
offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at the
courthouse door of Henderson
county in HendcrSonvilc, n. c..
at II o'clock noon on the 5th day
of October, 1886. the following
described real estate. to-wit:
Being in HcndcrScnvillc town
ship, Henderson county, State Of
North Carolina.
beginning at n stake standing
at the intersection of the south
margin of Willow street with the
west margin of an unnamed
street and runs thence with said
margin of said unnamed street,
south 20 degrees east II poles and
10 #. to stake in said margin of
said street in Ted Justices corner
in the old Brock and Mccall line;
thence with said old line, south
81 deg. 80 minutes west 33 poles
TO q stake; thence north Il de-
grccs west 13 1-2 poles TO a stake
in the south margin Of Willow
street: thence with said margin Of
said street, north So degrees east
20 poles and 10 #. to a stake in
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
(Bv Substituted Trustee

Pursuant to the power and au-
thority contained in a certain
deed of trust dated the 18th day
Of September, 1884, executed by
G.. f. Jones and wife, Belle M.
Jones, to c. S. Noble, trustee,
which deed of trust is duly reg
istercd in the office of the reg
lister of deeds of Henderson cOun-
ty, n. c., in book of deeds of
trust No. ZIG, page 267, securing
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified AS cxecutrix OF
the last will and testament OF
Charles S. Cullen. deceased, this
is to notify all persons having any
claims or demands against the es-
tate of Charles S. Cullen, late OF
Ocala, Florida, to present their
claim at the office Of E. w. Ew-
bank in the u. S. Postoffice build
ing on or before one year from
this date, otherwise this notice
will be presented in bar of their
recovery.
This Sept. |, 1886.
SIDNEY H. CULLEN,
EXecutrix Of the Etate OF
Charles S. Cullen.
9-1-Tues-6tp
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ONE MAN HELD
IN CAR DEATH
Pennsylvania Coroner's
Jury Acts Monday; Earl
Hall Posts Bond

BREVARD, Sept. GA cor
onCr'S Jury. following an inquest
Monday afternoon. held that jerry
S. Orr came to his death as a re-
suit Of an automobile accident
and recommended that Earl Hall
he held for grand jury investiga-
ition. After posting 5000 bond,
Hall was released from custody.
Orr was killed and four per-
sons injured in a tuck-hus COLI
sion on tn" Boylston road four
miles north Of here Sunday night
,about $50 o'clock.
Orr, diver Of the truck, was
crashed, and his three sisters,
Mrs. T. r. Holden, Miss Ada Orr,
and Miss Emma Orr, and his ia
Their, Perry Orr, were hurt. Inc
four injured were brought to the
Lyday Memorial hospital here for
treatment and are expected to be
discharged soon. Their injuries
are not serious. The OR family
resides in the Gladc's Creek sec
ton near Pisgah Forest, Transyi-
vania county.
The accident occurred when the
Orr truck, headed north, with
about Il persons on it, collidcd
with the Brcvard baseball club s
bus. The bus, driven by Earl Hall,
land carrying rs baseball PLAYERS.
was headed toward Brcvard from
AshcvilIc, where the team played
Enka yesterday. Those on the
truck driven by Orr had been to
church, and the accident occurred
at the point where the road lead
ing to the Orr home leaves the
Boylston highway.
Funeral services for Orr will be
held Tuesday morning at |
o'clock at the Pi2gah Forest Bap-
! fist church.
He is survived by his widow,
four small children, his father,
and several brothers and sisters.
Raw rubber, selling for less
than wood, is being used for open
fires in many British homes.
! FCUND-Boyd Park, watch. APP
ply at TimeS-Ncws and pay for
this ad.
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RICH GRADE A MILK with ,

cream line away down the bot
Tie neck is sold by McCrary'S
Larry. Phone 562-R. )
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WANTED TO SELL-Gas range
almost new; water jacket heat
cr. winoDw shades. Other items
Chcan 723 Florida Ave.
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Special Notices

BRASS, copper, aluminium, lead
and other metals bring good
prices at c. f. Freeman's on
Seventh Ave. Phone 460-W. +
LET NE HAVE A GALLON of
Williams White Paint,
said customer last week,
"other brands | have used have
not been satisfactory" Shcrwin-
Williams covers the earth.
Rigby Morrow Co. Lumber,
Builders Supplies, Mill Work.
Fourth Ave. f. Phone 81. ."
GET YOUR Red Grange football
contest blanks at Livingston, $
Service Station. Many valuable
prizes weekly.
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Professional Services

EYES TROUBLING YOU? Come
i'm and learn if YOU need glasses
or If present lenses ore det'-
cicnt Teoua Allen Young. OPP
tOmctriSt.
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II-Household Goods

LEADING southern music house
has bungalow upright piano and
a woIfknown make Grand piano
in his vicinity. Will sell cheap
for cash or terms may be ar
ranged, Address, Credit Mgr,
Box f22. Spartanburg, 5. {.
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NOT HITCHIKING but willing to
drive or share travelling OK
pCnscs for Il ride down south
and can give good references.
Tell your story here and you'll
get ride. "
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RCA VICTOR leads the world in
VALUE! No radio receiver car
equal the performance of the
1887 RCA Victors. See our win
dow for 1887 Models. Brunson
Furniture Co.
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GOVAN HYDER, the fruit jar
man, has them: pintS 55c,
quarts 65c, half gallons 75c
dozen. RubberlcsS tops. Bot
ticS-l-2 pints. pints, quarts.
Pure Sourwood honey.
FOR SALE - Nice milk cow.
Fresh. F.. A. Allen, route /.
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GOING HOME and want some one
to Share expenses or help with
L,.;vinC,9 Here's the place to
let them know what you want
at reasonable cost.
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MORE BUSINESS - Isnt YOU

MORE BUSINESS - lsnt your
business service going across
like you think it should? Per-
haps the public has not been
advised Of your wares or serV-
ices. You can advise it at least
cost with a classified advertise
meNt
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6-Busiiness Services

INVEST more of your savings in
protection of what you have
saved. See HenderSonville In
SlraUc, Agency about fire,
wlndStorm and accident and all
other kinds of insurance. x
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32-RoOmS and Houses

SNUG, heated apartments at rea-
sOnablc rates may be located
for winter occupar. y by an adj
vcrtiscmcnt in this department.
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FOR SALE-Praetcially new g.
eve Hot Blast cream and green
enameied range. $50. Mldclty
Tire Co.
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TERMITE SEASON is approach
ING when they hibernate but are
very destructive. Let us demon
<trate our new high pressure
machine. which eXtermlnateS
without fail. Victor Gurley. =
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REPAIRS Of all kinds for ladies
and gentlemen. Mems coat
sleeves refined 81. Ladies' and
GENTS coats refined at reason
able cost. Miller'S Laundry &
Dry Cleaners. 129 Fourth Ave.
Z. Phone 153.
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weeds and Plants

D. Ryasinth. cr,,
For..5II Just received direct
P ls,or.o' , jackson Flower
49,. Nrt-
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NOW is THE TIME to advertise
for rent the better class of
homes for the comfort they will
give occupants in winter.
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EUILD THIS FALL--Livc in your

EUILD THIS FALL--Livc in your
own home next winter. Loan
agencies are anxious to make
good loans. Come in and let's
talk it over. HcnderSonvillc Sup
ply 4 Coal Co. Building ma
tcrialS. millwork, coal. Phone
500.
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I2-Radios and Service

RADIO sPECIAL-A few 4-tube
cabinet model sets, brand new,
never opened for only $4,000.
Nidcitv Tire co.
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U WOULD BUY or sell any
+ 10 .Go aurowOtlvC line,
apartment should be your
l.1g center.
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E J, 23.ecrc farm, near
nome, \snnvrI'g road. Suit
,a.a so" OPP farming. run
1 . ..' orchard, etc. u. +.
au.v,rt. y. e.
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PAINTING, paPerhanging, floor
sanding. Monthly payments.
Free estimates. "A Better JOB
for Less Money" Carolina Dec
Grating Co. Phone 100.
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S'~FOodstuff,

.oss sr snd birthday cakes
nv .ss. ., They'll sat,
-'' Fourth Ave-. " =.
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Advertise Your Requirements And You VIII Have Many Responses Try An
RADIO REVO UTIONIZED-

RCA Victor Instruments. Ma
gic Brain, Magic Eye, Magic
Voice, Metal Tubes. Call No. E
for demonstration. BrunSo"
Furniture Co.
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KIO COFFEE - Ground fresh
IMa!ir. y lie pound. Good
White Lily flour &1.l5 for 2I-
~. bag. Shcrman'S Grocery.
seventh Ave. +. Phone OIL. -
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I0-TrqnSportation
DRIVING Miami Friday

Take one, share expenses.
Call Gibbs, SO King St.
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l7-Houses

UNFINISHED HOUSE, 1901
Hebron St. $3.50. Redecorat-
ed, unfurnished five-room mod
ern house, Druid Hills. j. H.
Yelton. Phone S44.
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LONG DISTANCE HAULING
vile Transfer Co., is agent for
Allied Van Lines, Inc. (handlinGS
household goods only. 2lO
Fourth Ave. w. Phone III.
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" tIYe.rnnn

~ '''e'room corner house
b 90 section. Sacrifice at
|pSsS@rsa' .aw. R. Sutherland
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/ Will INVEST more funds will

| WILL INVEST more funds with
You Is what a member said when
told Of our rapid growth and
dividend rate. If you don't need
to borrow. you do need to in
vest. Call on us. in either case.
All investments insured up to
$1,000. First Federal Savings
4 Loan.
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Is,.' ASK building sites.
|. b. Views. All convent
!. EF,s.Sa,sonaoIy priced. II.
'''er. lib 5th Ave. ".
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SAFETY-You play safe; you are
careful but could you pay the
doctor on hospital in cash if you
had an accident? Insure with
Hrowulur Insurance & Realty
60.
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36--AutonobileS
4O-MisceNGneOus
A2-Pets and Livestock

CHICKENS, EGGS WANTED
Many of your hens have done
tMeir due. Bring them to us for
top cash prices. Jack Russell.
Phone 4S4. Third Ave. +. y
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COVERS for all models.
NEW LODI vulcenizing ma,

comfortable wedge CuSh-
f. N'tc;,y Tire Co.
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PAY CITY TAXES AND STREET
ASSESSMENTS WITH BONDS.
ALSO 1882 COUNTY AND
PRIOR YEARS. AT A BIC
DISCOUNT. SEE o. ROY
KEITH, PHONE 81.
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SoURWOOD HONEY - Zoe per
10. at Forest CappS and c. f.
Wards. four miles from Green
vile highway up Green River.
For next 10 days. Bring your
pail and get it fresh. F. H. Den
nngtou, Zirconia, RID. l.
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Raw rubber, selling for less
than wood, is being used for open
fires in many British homes.
FCUND-Boyd Park, watch. APP
nlA.- nj Timns-NrMS and nnN for
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COFFEE We made Kenney's
nlgh Grade coffee famous in
henderson county 30 years ago.
sun going good at 25c ID.
Ground while you wait. Fresh
Shipment weekly. Mrs. Shcp-
herd. i
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-09-22

EDiBLES-Do you grow or make
something TO eat that is q little
better than the average and
want market for it: Place an
advertisement in the foodStuffs
DEPARTMENT.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-09-22
Lost and Found
43-PerSonal Property

LOST-Liberal reward if bill fold
which was lost Sunday is re-
turned to The TimcS-NCws Of
flee.