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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-16

IN the last Is years OF his lie.
Il Ludwig van Beethoven, famed
German composer, devised some OF
the greatest music Of his career
without hearing single note. He
became totally deaf in 1914; yet,
between that date and his death In
1927. Beethoven wrote what is con-
sidered his greatest work, the ia.
nous Ninth Symphony, besides
several other important pieces.
Beethoven's genius budded at the
age of II, when he began to appear
in public piano recitals. He left
his home in Bonn, Prussia, and
went to Vienna, where he was lion.
lied. In 1898: at Is, his hearing
began to. fail him, and by 1874 his
deafness was complete.
Despite his fame. he led soil.
tary life, depending on a pension
as long as he remained in Vienna,
and sent most of his income to an
ungrateful nephew. AS a result,
he died in 1927 practically poor.
Both Germany and Austria have
issued stamps in Beethoven's hon.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-16

MUCH BUILDING activity is
seen in and around Henderson
vile. Many of the jobs are small,
but they require men and mater
ials. both of which must be en-
ployed freely before we get well
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out of the woods f., ~
times. PERHAPS there !, d.tl4
tivity on ChUrc, ..r.. i, 4ots :
Sixth and Seventh nv, ~ 5e,,s.
any other block in The ,..,, i
Bellevue annex l. hni, ety. 1
ed into nine moa.., VI, cl,g..
a and the Ca, Catholic church $.'ae,
being rebuilt in much Ia I,.! ..s,
with a much mplr n..., .'I.e1 g,
terror Of native .., ,N,''.s ]
church appointments ". ..a +
lend thcmScIycs m.,., VIII 4,
vcniently To tho >.,.. .0''. {,
wOrshipcrs. 'y> o! /
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-16
GIRLS PURSE SNATCHERS

TOLEDO. (UP) - -Four girls,
all about II, seized Mrs. Doris
Moungie's purse. Their loot was
Is cents.
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sTATELINESS and dignity as

STATELINESS and dignity as
well as something of somberness
suggest themselves when | see the
Lombardy poplar, of which there
arc only a few in evidence about
HcndersonviIle. There is row Of
them to the west of Rosmont on
the corner of Church and Seventh.
Perhaps the city is blessed in not
having more of them because they
act like a twin brother of the as
pin in clogging up sewers.
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or. The German
stamp shown here
was one Of a Sc.
ries, printed in
1926. in memory
of great German
artists and think.
erS.
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Wait
q
Minute,
Please
By
Noah
Hollowcll
THE PLOW TEST:-In front

THE PLOW TEST:-In front
of Brookshire's stables are the re-
mains of a patch of corn with
dirt broken in two or three rows,
giving the appearance OF an
abandoned undertaking.
"Why did you quit blowing so
soon?" Ernest Broolshire was
asked. had
Gust trying out a mule we had
r. demonstrate before the farmer
would buy him." was very logl-
cal answer to what reminded one
Of that man of Biblical times thal
might have put his hands to the
nlow and looked back.
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Copyright. 1896. NEA Service. Incl
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-14

Do you know how much business
I've brought in this week?"f He
was Off, quoting tigures-figures
that amazed Toby.
"1'm getting great kick out of
it, he assured her. give found
my job and I'm going to stick to
it. The boss has come through
with one raise and if |. get this
Halloran contract I'm working on,
I'll get another" ~
That's wonderful" Toby told
him. Sim awful!y glad. Bill"
He went on, telling an amusing
incident that had taken place the
day before. He kept her enter
tanned TIN oughout the dinner so
that she almost forgot she had
been worried earlier.
As they left the restaurant, Bill
said. well, what's it to be now?
The town is yours tonight, Toby.
What'll you nave - night clubs,
theaters. Coney Island. the flea.
circus-name your choice" "
"I'll tell you what I'd like TO
do" Toby said. Lets go back
and get Harriet. She had some
bad news yesterday. Bill, and Y
can't help worrying about her;
Let's ask her to come with u.s."
why, sure" he agreed.
They walked to the apartment.
Toby said, It's such Il wonderful
evening, I'd like to stay out doors.
I'll tell you what I'd like to do.
Let's 90 down to the Battery
and take the ferry over to Staten.
Island That will be more fun
than your theatcrs and night,
clubs. 1t will be wonderful out on
the water"
Suits me-" Bill agreed. Stat
en- Island it is" 80.
Toby never knew why the idea
came 10 her that they must hurry.
There was no reason FOR il, but
all at once she felt that it was
to reach the apartment.
and TO reach there as quickly as
possible.
They went into the building and
climbed the long fight of stairs.
"You ought to have st. Ber5,,
nards on this stairway" Bill said.
with nOurishment for the weary
climbers. Give me an Alp any
day! What, are we really at the
top" i
Toby, ahead, did not hear him.
She hurried forward and Knocked
on the door. There was no ana
swcr. Toby slipped her key inte .
the lock, turned it and opened the
door. I,
And then, suddenly, it was BilI
who pushed forward. FIe called
Jut SHARPLY, Toby, don't go into
hat roomw j.
(To be continued)
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GORGEOUS
eY LAURA LOU eROOKrLAh
j @ 300 HtA S.r;<,. i~

day it happened this way. | know
you will"
Harriet said, But he loved me,
Toby. He really loved me oncen
"You're better off without that
kind Of love. It's the money he
was thinking about. Don't You see
that
Its just that | can't realize it's
happened"
They stayed at home that eve
ming. Toby prepared hot soup
and toast and salad. She spread
the table with a gay linen cloth
and set out the food, but Harriet
scarcely touched it. Her eyes still
had the dazed, bewildercd look.
She didn't say any more about
Clyde Sabin. Harriet's silence
bothered Toby. "If she'd only stop
holding back" she thought. IF
she'd only cry or storm around
and throw things, she'd get over
it sooner"
Harriet did none of those things.
When Toby tried to talk to her
about other things - anything to
take her mind off Clyde-her an
swers were brief. She picked up Il
magazine and then. a little later,
said that she thought she'd 80 to
bed.
Toby was away from the apart
ment most of the next day. She
came in at 5 o'clock to find Hair
liet, in 4 mcgligcc, curlcd up on
the davenport.
"Bill called and asked me to
have dinner with him." Toby said,
but | told him didn't know"
"You'd better CO." Harriet told
her. "ThCrc isn't much here to
cat. | had a late lunch and I'm
not hungry"
"Youl'e sure you'll be all
right" Toby hadn't promised to
meet Bill because she was uneasy
about leaving Harriet alone.
"Of course I'll be ali right"
Toby, PERSUADED, called Bill and
they arranged 4 meeting place.
When she arrived, not more than
ten minutes late, she exclaimed,
Bill, now grand YOU look"
Like the suit" He was grin
ming like school boy.
Il certainly do. It's brand new,
isn't it,"
"Almost. And the lest thing
about this suit is the pockets.
They've got money in 'em. Lis
ten" He reached into 4 pocket.
iirgliag some change. Miss Ryan,
we're off for large evening"
"Why, Bill, have you come into
an inheritance or something"
Nothing Of the sort. Honest
toll, my good woman--honcst toll
has made me what am today.
It's made me hungry, too. Come
OH"
Over the dinner, at fashion
able restaurant, Bill explained
further.
when | was writing ads" he
said, 81 was just one Of hundreds
who could do the job rs well. But
selling thcm-ah, that's different!
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Bird Named for Peer

The members of the feathered
tribe known rs the Baltimore ORR
ole were sU-c&lled because their col
ors of black and yellow were those
of the House of Baltimore, the Eng
lish family which once owned much
of Maryland. Baltimore. Md, was
once known rs the "Oriolc City"
because birds Of this species fire.
uuenteG the region.
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Beautiful I6!lnd

Pail. considered one Uf the most
beautiful Islands IN tine world. lies
off The eastern end az Java. IA land
of beautiful ra.GranaS. and. be-
cause It's origin WAS volcanic. Is cx-
:rr.n-iy m"UmlaiTlrS. The people
are splendid hnman specimens
physically. especially the women.
They rmi-raird from Java at The
fan Of the lllEdu empire in the
sixteenth century. "EI Introduced
their fai'h To tie ori@inal inhabl-
ilutS
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her face except that she pressed
her lips together, trying to steady
them.
"You ought to sit down." Toby
SAID, putting an arm around her
"Here-Pll send the maid to get
something for you"
But there was no time. Miss
Wylie, the director of the style
show, appeared and said crisply
us everyone ready? Line up, you
bridesmaids. Where's our bride?"
She motiOned toward Harriet.
."IOu go in last" she said. "All
right now. We're ready"
Toby turned to Harriet. "But
you can't" she said. you can't
60 on now. Someone else will
nave to take your placew
Harriet shook her head. "No,"
she said. I'm all right. I'll go
on"
But you shouldn't"
Harriet was not listening. "My
flowers" she said, turning to the
maid. "Where are my howers?"
= = y
A few moments later, the bri-
dial bouquet in her arms, she was
walking slowly, steadily out on the
stage. Toby was never to forget
the picture of Harriet in the glis-
tening satin gown, her lovely red
gold hair beneath the cap Of lace
and the lon" veil floating back
from her shoulders. Harriet has
never looked more beautiful.
Toby'S own heart was pounding
and she stole anxious chances at
her roommate, but Harriet looked
completely calm.
She was like that afterwards in
the dressing room. She took off
the wedding gown and sOt into her
street clothes with exactly her
usual care. She stopped to put
powder on her nose and see that
the brim Of her hat tilted over her
eye as it should.
Out on the street, Toby said,
"We'll take a cab home" She
thought that, away from the
others, Hal1iet'S reserve would
break. Toby said. He wasn't
good enough for You, Harriet.
Not nearly good enough! | never
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-14
The First Diamonds

There il no record Of the first
discovery Of diamonds. but they
were knnwn i'm :. -. 100. Deposits
In Br1zti we're discovered III 1I2S.
and those in South Africa date
from 1857. Before the discovery Of
these mines diamonds were brought
from India and Rnrnrn
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-14

CONTRACTOR A. L. Curley is
using observation-disclosures paints
on houses owned by the Fed
eral corporation. Rigby-Mor-
row Co. Lumber, Builders Sup
plies. Millwork. Phone 81.
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S1a COO NOW BEING PLACED

in home loans. Safety of invest
mants insured up to $4,000.
Call for information. First Fed
eral Savings and Loan Assn. e
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

TOBY RYAN, 10, is 4 photo
graphic model, posing for photo
graphs to be used in ADVERTISE
ments. Unknown at first, she is
soon in high demand in the stu
dos, particularly after she is cho-
sen as The Hillyer Soap Girl"
Toby shares an apartment with
HARRIET HOLM, another model,
engaged to marry CLYDE SABiN,
whom Toby distrusts.
Wealthy Tim Jameson showers
Toby with attentions for a time,
and then seems to forget her.
Toby's oldest friend is Bill Brandt
who works in an advertising
agency. She is fond of Bill, but
has never thought of him roman
tically.
JAY HiLLYER, president of
the Hillyer company, secs Toby
posing for some photographs. He
takes her to dinner and later she
has several other engagements
with him.
Toby and Harriet take part in
style show. Harriet, dressed as
a bride, is waiting to go on when
Toby remembers she has letter
for her. She gives Harriet the
letter.
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PLEASANT GROVE

PLEASANT GROVE, April ii
On account Of high water and ba
roads the mail failed to come int
this section for six days.
Rev. less OwnSby filled his reg
ular appointment here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Bannin'
and family spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Co,
Blythe, OF Etowah.
bir. and Mrs. James Mccall am
son, James Allen, Of HcndsEson
vile. spent Sunday with the Cat
terS parents, Nj. and Mrs. Wv
Orr. az ~
are glad to know she was aRle 4
attend church last Sunday. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gra w a5S
daughter, Louise, spent The Ee4|
end with Mr.. and Mrs. ID &;R;A
Of Little River. sSi
Mr.. and Mrs. }. NJ. WSlSd %.
Mrs. c. f. Blythe werS
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. .i.anrS y
ton, Sunday.
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CELEBRATING

CELEBRATING rHE ? MIL
LIONETH PHILCO! GREATEI.
values! BIGGER trade-in allow
ance! LOWER down payments
EASIER terms! BRUNSON
FURNITURE co.
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Habits of KingGsher

In Germany kinghshers are
known as ice BIRDS" presumani!
because they are frequently seen
about "a hole in the ice. searching
for fish.
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4Oc FLETCHER'S CASTORIA,
zoe: $500 Extra heavy Miner
al oil, G9c; soc Milk of Magne-
STA. 29c; soc Horlick's Matted
Milk, $3.50. Freeze Drug Co. .
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'FOodstuffs

.FI FRESH aud cured. Poul-
e.o, o-l want just when
h. ~, '.. mat. s. uur method.
F.aatioa. 60. MARKET io :
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VETERANS your bonus

help you build a home or i'm
prove the one you have. Let
US help you plan to make it so
as far as possible. Henderson
vile Supply and Coal Co. Lum-
Der. Millwork, Coal. LenoS
Park. Phone 500.
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Wanted
2S-Help (MGle)

APPLICANTS for marager e
branch office to be opened in
this locality will be interviewed
by corporation executive. FIX
rcriencv unnecessary as accept
cd applicant is thoroughly train
cd. You must be reliable and
financially responsible. Position
offers attractive income and
YOU start at once with chance
10 advance. Address Creditors
Protective Alliance, Hammond,
Ind.
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Commercial radio advertising in
Siam is now almost iii.
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NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Xxx

( Harriet said, ooh, Toby" in
Il voice that was barely above Il
whisper. A few moments before
she had been a picture Of bridal
bcauty--Jhc lovcliest bride, Toby
had Thought. that she had ever
seen. Now Halrict'S face was
drcnched Of color whittier than
the gown she wore or the iilmy
veil about her shoulders. Her
eyes, bleakly bcwildered, stared at
Toby's.
"What is it," Toby demanded
again. "HarTict, what's hap
nened?"
Instead Of answering, Harriet
looked at the letter she was still
clutching in her hand. "Read it, "
she said, holding it out to Toby.
1t was the letter Clyde Sabin
had written. Toby took it, hastily
read the brief paragraphs.
~ Dear Harriet: When you get
.thiS | will be on my way to Cali
sfornia. This morning | was mar
Bed to Mrs. Lynchtield. You prob
IAbly remember that her husband,
u ho died last winter. was an Of
efcer Of the company.
n 81 hope you will not take this
Hoo hard, Harriet. My only excuse
Tfor not telling You sooner is that
h couldn't bear to hurt you. But
4 ann sure it is really for the best.
q will always think Of you as one
Eof the sweetest girls | have ever
Known, and some day / know you
sTiH meet someone who will make
Nou as happy as you deserve to
4 e.-CIyde."
y Toby said, ooh. darling, I'm so
Sorry, The words sounded trivial
,fnd meaningless. Harriet was
BILL standing there, ghostly white,
There was no sign Of tears in her
&ycs, no sign Of emotion at all in
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-14

AS TRADITIONAL as i diploma
on c0mmcncemcGt"-giyr an
Elgin watch TO your graduate.
Strap ElGius for boys and girls.
Leona Allen Young, Optomc-
triStS and Jewellers. 81
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Sunshine POLISH - For

amos. furniture. automobiles.
brass beds, leather upholstery
etc. Recommended and guar
anteed by us. Brunson Furnl-
ture Co.
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LIFE'S MUEPOST is conmcnc,

LIES MILEPOST is commence
mcnt and graduation. That calls
for tokens, gifts. congratulate
lions, etc. This department tells
shoppers where they can find
appropriate articles. Good place
for merchandising suggestions
until commandments Of rural
and city schools are over. 3"
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36-AutomObiIes

WANTED-IO0 cars daily to
wash, grease and lubricate.
kilIin" Station at ShIpman'S
Garage.
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37--To Swap

WILL TRADE my land south of
Miami or my small home for
Hendersonville improved prop
erty. Give details. Owners only.
+. o. Box 3006, Miami, Fla.
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Special Notices

FEED ULTRA-LIFED VITAMlN
and mineral complete chi>k
feed for better health, growth
and production. d. 4. Hart Co. "
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livestock and Poultry
ny are USING this Jepart.

" n. al'antage in buying
E'-as live stock. Use
l .'G sales on read them
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GRADUATION PHOTOS will pre-
serve memories and sentiments
worth preserving. See our mem
DRY books and other gifts.
RarEer's Book Shop--Baker's
Art Gallery. =
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32-Rooms and Houses

WANTED-Small furnished house
two bedrooms. garage. VIII
rent by the year. Call 222-J.
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Lost and Found
42-Pets and Livestock

FOR SALE-Spitz pups, { and
half months old: $3.50 female,
$40 male. e.. p. Martin, 7th
Ave East.
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II. D. HYDER ION the bank

at the depot has thou
sands of cabbage plants al
soc per thousand. Don't
buy fertilizer until you
get prices fro m him,
Seeds and feeds. +
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TinleS-NewS
aont Ad Rates

|gant Ad Rates
in Advanced
ND for this size type,
r., 'i Insertion; half price
!e,,5 ,, insertions ion! ,.,a
r.. .',,' rate 81 a line this this
'.1 .2,. IT,. minimum Of five
/, word this size type
first Insertion, half
E, Dt for subsequent in
/, word for type this
b Tor IlfS' inSI' ~ "a.
[I.prics for each addi-
[1ll consecutive 'nser-
b. -,
Gsnpn charge, 25'.
I,,,IFlrD DISPLAY RATE
eos per 'r'h
L. o. Thanks and Trtb-
RESPECT arc accepted
>. ask Ter information
H., "scvei" &&s, as they
I'll CONFIDENTIAL.
!. ' ..,.r u.ia The Times
-a.9oasiJ,e or only
4! ..ro,rrct Insertion. The
|,,- -, j. responsible for sub
,,,r insertions. The aGyer-
|, should no.iiy Immediately
r.. corrections needed.
.s.I % = taken over
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3l--ReGl Estate

GET READY FOR SPRING-Do
your spring cleaning and list
your property with Ewbank &
t.wbank for rent OF sale. Phone
80.
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Planting Time
Is Here
Consult this column for
bargains in seeds, fertil;z-
err and farm and garden
plants and implements.

Fer SALE--Bargains in usec
piowS, seed potatoes, garden
seeds, Myers Surayers and wei
pumps. King Hardware Co.
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WANTED 10 RENT-Ev couple.

for five months, furnished cot
ta%c, in country near nci%hbo"S,
oF on edge OF small town; $l4
to SIG per month, ACCORDING to
size and cOnyyuicuceS. Altitude
not over $500. Mrs. kempStcr,
6lO7 River Terrace, Tampa,
Nh
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l3-Merchandise
l5-MiscelIaneous

FOR SALE - Typewriter desk.
two flat top desks. chairs to
match. oak finish. Call I2O. 3
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Myra North, Special Nurse

hYSTER, PERSONALLY COMMANDING TILE
FIRING SQUAD HAS GIVEN THE ORDERS
READY. AIM, BIT Tl4E TEMPTATION To
TOY FURTHER WITH L95 IiAiEE ENEMY IS
TOO GPEHT TO RESIST . So.
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COMMENCEMENT Permanents.
Realistic, 5000; Eugene and
Frederic 5000; others, $3.VC,
$500, $50 and $1,000. Phone
NlG. HcLuNe Beauty Shopne. =
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GRADUATION PHOTOS will pre-

serve memories and sentiments
worth preserving. See our mem
DRY books and other gifts. Bar
ber'S Book Shop-aakrr's Art
Gallery. y
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ONION SETS at wholesale price.
Fresh plants daily; cabbage,
onions, seed potatoes, Irish and
sweet. Fertilizer. Get the best
at the best seed store. GoVan
Hyd2r Seed Store. It'll Ave. r.
PhNnn $40
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RADIO BARGAINS-Some espe-
cially good ones in used sets
from $3.50 10 $1,000. Mid City
Tire Go
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GIFTS FOR
GRADUATES
Timely Suggestions for
those seeking Gifts or
Service Ideas for
Graduates

GRADUATION gift headquarters.
Weekend luggage, tennis rack
ct or other athletic equipment ;
purses, knives. etc. Sherman'S
Sporting Goods Store. .
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FURNISHED HOUSES-Inquiries
for such are received daily.
Please list yours with Us 1T
once. Edw. K. Sutherland Go.
Phcnc $50.
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sa0aI.'' o ~ Of Miss jamie
ss,,n...9 last Flat Rock
ne Fcgt.oi our painting.
h.. '''' Phoac 9G.
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said, 81 was just one Of hundreds
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