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Evening star., 1936-01-28

HARRIS RENAMED
LAND BANK CHIEF
Robert T. Scott Elected
Vice President of Potomac
Institution.

George A. Harris, head of the Po-
lomac Joint Stock Land Bank since
1917, was reelected president at the
recent annual meeting, Robert T. Scott
was elected vice president; Donald 8.
Mace, secretary treasurer; Audrey B..
Carroll, assistant secretary-treasurer.
and Wade B. Hampton, counsel.
The stockholders elected these direo-
tors: Shirley Carter, Winchester. Va:
MIR. Harris, j. T. c. Hopkins, jr., Port
Deposit, Md; Mr.. Mace, Arthur Peter
and Mr.. Scott, all Of Washington, and
John S. Saul, jr., Roanoke, Va.
In the annual report mailed to the
large number Of stockholders In Wash
ington, Virginia and Maryland today,
President Harris reviews the history
Of the bank since its organization In
1928, touching on the defiation Of farm
lands, the depression and the period
since the farm credit act Of 1888 went
into effect.
In 1928 the banks loans had reached
$6,750,000 and farm loan bonds out
standing amounted to S6,450.0o0. On
December 81, 1885. Harris states, loans
had been reduced to $2,450.000 and
bonds outstanding totaled approxi-
mately s2,850.000 with cash and Gov
ernment bonds approximating $7o0.-
900.
1--WE are going for ward in 1885," Mr.
Harris reports, under orderly liquida-
ton as rapidly as we can, with the
hope that the great benefits derived
during the past two and half years
from the farm credit act and other
provision made by the Government
will continue to aid the farmer and
that he will continue to receive a fail
price for his commodities. Our sue
cess will depend largely on these fac
tors" In conclusion he says:
I'm order to reduce the amount ol
interest obligations on bonds outstand'
ing, our directors have authorized ir
the immediate future the application
Of approximately s500.000 invested ir
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp. bonds
to the liquidation of an equal amount
OF our own bonds. which bear pei
cent interest. This saving in Interest
will be to the advantage Of the stock.
holders"
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RAIL NETS RISE
SHARPLY IN YEAR
Large Gains in Carloadings
and Gross Incomes Are
Revealed by Survey.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 28.-Sharp
gains in carloadings and gross income
during the last quarter reflected in
1885 earnings reports Of railroads.
A compilation by the Associated Press
shows net operating income OF the
first 49 roads to release figures for 1885
advanced SO per cent over the year
before from 1910 ,605, ,628 to 1882, ,087 POP.
Gross for the year totaled $780,
O93,355, a 26 per cent increase over
the $2,O84 4,649,276 reported in 1884.
December income continued to show
wide gains over the previous year, al
though at decreasing rate when COM
pared with November. A 14.9 per cent
betterment in December gross resulted
in a $40 per cent rise in net operating
earnings.
The annual net operating results of
the 40 roads indicated more losses
than gains when compared with 1884,
25 against "a. This situation is at
| tributed to the fact that the larger
companies are the first to register a
pickup in business, the smaller fol-
lowing along in due course. In this
| connection. December comparisons
show 35 increases over 1894 against
| "a losses.
Evening star., 1936-01-28
GENERAL MOTORS
MAPS EXPANSION
Subsidiary Formed to Market Air
Conditioning and Heating
Products.

Special Dispatch to tt Star.
NEW YORK. January 2s-General
Motors Corp. plans program Of ex-
pansion in a comparatively new in
dustry. air conditioning, and has
organized a new company for the
marketing Of year-round air condi-
tioning and automatic heating prod
ucts, it was announced today by
Alfred P. Sloan, jr., president.
The new company will be known
as Delco- Frigidaire Conditioning Corp.
It's general headquarters will be In
Dayton, Ohio. Sales headquarters for
all Eastern States will be located In
New York City.
Organization Of Delco-Frigidaire
Conditioning Corp. Sloan's announce
ment stated. will place under one di-
rection the marketing of Summer air
conditioning equipment manufactured
by Frigidaire division and OF Winter
air conditioning and automatic heat
ing equipment manufactured by Delco
appliance division.
Manufacturing of the different types
of air conditioning products will re-
main with Frigidaire and Delco appli-
ance divisions at their plants in Day.
ton, Ohio. and Rochester. N. Y.
Evening star., 1936-01-28
UTILITY INVESTMENT
FIRM GAINS SHARPLY

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January 28.-Central
State Electric Corp. reports assets OF
S37,364,239 as of December 81, con-
sisting of securities held at current
market prices, plus cash on hand and
cash dividends, less current and ac-
crued liabilities and reserves. This
compares with $17,569,193 on Decem-
Der 81, 1884.
The company. an investment unit.
is Of the group OF holding companies
controlled by Harrison Williams and
associates.
It's principal investments consist OF
744,836 shares of common stock OF
North American Co.: 1.938,655 shares
of class "B' stock of American Cities
Power g. Light. 771,989 shares OF
common stock of Electric Share
holdings Corp.
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IN. & w. Announces
81 Extra Dividend
On Common Stock
Nv thA Aasocia.e .ed Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, January 28.-The
Norfolk & Western Railway declared
an extra dividend Of So share on
the common stock today in addition
to the regular 50 dividend. both pay
able March 10 to stockholders Of rec
ord February 20. Similar extras were
paid in the two previous years.
The directors elected I. w. Booth
member of the board and vice presi-
dent in charge Of finances, succeeding
E. H. Alden, retired, effective Febru-
ary /. Booth has been serving as sec
retary of the company.
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OPENINGS ARE DELAYED
BY AMERICAN MARKETS

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 28.-Most OF
the local financial and commodity
markets delayed their openings until
II am. (E. S. T) today. an hour later
than usual, in observance Of the fu-
neral ceremonies for King George OF
England.
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange
and the Chicago Stock Exchange paid
similar tribute.
All markets in Liverpool, London
and principal markets in Canada were
closed for the entire day. The Paris
Bourse also suspended operations for
the day. The London money market
was open.
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CURB LIST MIXED
|NNARROW RANGE
Most Metal Issues Ease,
Utilities and Specia|ties
Stage Advance.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 28.-C0ro
market stocks moved quietly in a
narrow and irregular manner today
Metals were mostly lower, while utili-
ties and specialties were higher. TRAD
ing was less active.
Gamers Of small fractions to more
than a point included American Cyan
amid "B," American Gas, Electric
Bond g. Share and international Pc
troleum.
Losses of the same proportions oc-
CURED in Creole Petroleum, Lake Shore
Mines, Gulf Oil, Newmont Mining and
Pittsburgh Plate Glass.
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S45,OOO,OOO Issue
will Be Offered
By Republic Steel

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 28.-Dow
Jones g. Co. said today that the Re-
public Steel Corp. will offer tomorrow
its new 100000 Az per cent, series
"B," general mortgage bond issue at
par.
Directors of the company approved
the issue at a meeting held here yes
terday, it was learned in financial
circles,
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q. S. TREASURY POSITION
BY the Associated Pres!

Tie position Of the Treasury January
lures SII. .362,7s5S4; net balance. So
097. s33. 292 Al: customs receipts for the
month. S27. .912. $50. 40. ,,-
~. So. .697. 7.272.171 .90 expenditures, So
189, ,327. .4i39s. including S1:s60.176...
9O3O2 OF emergency expenditures; excess excess
debt. $40. .525. .223. .663.S3. decrease q
$3.50 1850 under the previous day. Gold
assets. $40. 178,49I .As7: 81 ,o,s f,,u.
parable date last year,. S5. 100: :16s 81;
expenditures. S8. 39S. 141.2 %: net balance.
$3.50 5s1 1888 .O5: customs receipts Tor
the month S22,773.012. ~
Receipts for the fiscal year. ,040,-
14S. S.56787; expenditures, SO, PA. So4.,,
372.4O including. S2,059. 759. sO7 - OF
penditures. ST .934, ,705. .SO4 SO; gross debt.
S2s.475. 329 1870; gold assets. Ss'3S4'-
2OS 1865,
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. January 2s .tPl.-Poultry
live. 1 cars, Is trucks. Broilers easy pa.
ance steady; hens. D pounds ano less 1 80
ISL: plymouth and White Rock SPRINGS.
:,5: colored "a; Plymouth RocS oroi!ers.
90: White Rocks and colored. "a q; Leg
j'S53 ISaa3, heavy white and colored ducks, 222;
small white ducks is: small eoioEeo' reg ,sss -;
geese, II; capons z pounds up. @o' less
than pounds "a.
Dressed turkeys steady, prices un-
CHANGED.
Butter, s.oa3: unsettled Creame5y' eY
34la; extra frsts t9o-9D. 33.+a34A; nrsts
9ss-sal, 32laa33 seconds s16,s ,s6,s0.a AS. 81
Esas S01s: easy. Extra frsts. cars, 26!a:
local. %; fresh-craded frsts. cars, 25la;
local o5; current receipts. 24t7 re-
frieerator. standards. 21; hrsts, GOA.
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HIDE MARKET STEADY
WITH U. S. SALES DUE
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 28.-Reports
that additional sales of Government
controlled hides will be arranged in
the near future are causing no
nervousness in the market, according
to trade authorities. The markets
steady tone is believed to reflect a
feeling that such sales as may be
arranged will bring satisfactory prices.
as was the case with the allotment
sold recently through the State of
Michigan.
Evening star., 1936-01-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. January 2s .R-tUnited
States Department of Agriculture. l-Hoxs,
is 900. including 1000 direct. steady to
10 cents higher than Mondays average;
part Of early lOal5 advance lost; early
top. 1910 bulk 170-250 POUNDS & 1o;99a
best light lights. early. 1890: most sows,
9.10a45: few s.50a9.55. -oo. or ..-s
Cattle. 5000: calves, 1.oO0: req steers
plain: r Weshty kinds in best demand: very
little beef in crop but practically se, eveFs Fsd
steers, II 90: only a few odd head up TO
II 00 most better grades. 9.50alo; Is
with bulk of crop Of value to sell at 20
cows scarce fully steady: bulls 25 higher :
yealers frm at 1:.ooal3.00: best sausage
bulls. 7.25
demand bidding fully steady at upward 70
1925 on lambs now held 1880 and 1O;on OF,
downward from 475 feeding lambs little
changed.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. January % .tP;-ForeiEn
others in cents: Great Britain. demand,
4.a9ss; cables. 4 .99's; 60-day bills 99ss
France demand "a 66Ss sh;.s csp1ss n o'oo'''
Demands-Belgium, 1904: Germany.
free. 1910; reg. tourist, "A %: reg com
a5.1l: Sweden. 2577; Denmark 2..31;
Finland . 20; Switzerland, 32.s7; Spain,
1882; Portugal. 1854; Greece. 94
Poland 1911; Czechoslovakia. 4.20;
Yugoslavia. 80: Austria, 19.02n: Hun
gary. 29s5n; Rumania so; Argentina.
SO .3on; Brazil, s.59n; Toxic. 29 IS;
Shanghai 30.l5: HonEkong. 33 90; Mexico
City. 27s5; Montreal in New York.
100 25; New York in Montreal, 997o.
u-Nominai
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EARNINGS
WELL ABOVE 1884
Commonwealth & Southern
Nets S9,4O6,798 During
Last IL Months.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. January 28.-Prelim-
mary report of Commonwealth g.
Southern Corp, one of the larger util
tiles concerns, and its subsidiaries for
the year ended December 81 shows
consolidated net income of SO, 406, 1893
after charges. taxes. depreciation, etc.
equal to s627 share on 1899 ,480
shares of Sc preferred stock.
After allowing for annual dividend
requirements on the preferred, on
which there were accumulations of
$225 share on october /, 1885, the
balance is equal to l cent share on
the common.
This compares with net income Of
$7.443,776, or S496 a share on the
average number of preferred shares
outstanding in 1884.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK January 2s p,.-Coppel
quiet: electrolytic spot and future. 9.25
export s.75aso. Tin steady: spot ane
nearby 46.30a46.37la; future. 45;37 "a
As so. Iron quiet UNCHANGED. Lead steady
spot New York 50a4 55; East St. Louis
435 Zinc dull: East st. Louis. spot ane
future. ASS Aluminium. 10 O0a22 %
Antimony, spot. 12.62h.
Evening star., 1936-01-28
STUDEBAKER MINORITY
SEEKS TO BLOCK PLAN
BY the Associated Press.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, January 28-
Herbert A. Hoffman, Chicago attor-
ney representing minority stockhold-
ers. asked leave in Federal Court yes
terday to file petition to set aside
the reorganization of the Studebaker
and Rockne motor corporations, ap-
proved last year.
Judge Thomas W. Slick asked for
briefs from Hoffman and from attor-
neys for the reorganized company. but
set no date for their filing.
Evening star., 1936-01-28

Chicago, Milwaukee. st. Paul g. Pa
cif.c r. R.-Decembef net railway
operating income was $942, 2,846 vs..
$306,715; In IL months net railway
operating income was $4,723.9S3 VS..
$e,539,054.
Evening star., 1936-01-28
INITIAL DIVIDEND VOTED.

NEW YORK, January % R.-Di-
rectors of Continental Steel Corp. OF
Kokomo, Ind, today declared an ini-
tial dividend Of so cents share on the
common stock, payable March 2 to
stock Of record February II.
Evening star., 1936-01-28
MONEY MARKET.

\ NEW YORK. January 2S R.-Call
money steady. u per cent all day; prime
commercial paper " per cent; time loans
steady, so days-six months. l per cent
n1ered; bankers acceptances UNCHANGED;
Rcount rate. New York Reserve Bank.
Evening star., 1936-01-28

Greif Bros. Cooperage Corp.-Class
B share earnings, year ended October
81. were 42.0o W. 4l.S4.
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FREIGHT LOADINGS.

NEW YORK January os lP,.-Revenue
freight carloadings on railroads reporting
for week ended January 25 included.
Week Prev. Last
9. ,., Jan p; week eek year
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RAILWAY EARNINGS.

NEW YORK. January IS lP.-Net oper-
at!lg income of railroads reporting tooay
for December included:
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IT. s. TREASURY. NOTES.
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, January % tP.-Bar
silver quiet and unchanged at 44s4.
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FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK January IS GPj.-Federal
Land Bank bonds.
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DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK January 2s.-Dividends
tistics Corp):
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FOREIGN BONDS.
Mendoz Pr As 81 St. rs rs rs
Prussia Ell 6s 81 313s 31H 3lH
ww-With warrants. xw-Without war
rants. New. wi--When issued. st
(stp)-Stamped
sNegotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported in receivership.
Evening star., 1936-01-28

Dividend rates n dollars based % last
quarterly Or eemi.annusl payment el An
dends : Paid this year B Paid last year
4 Companies reported u reesivership o.
Plus partial diStTibution Of asseta II
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For Rent
17-Housos

BEAUTIFUL TWO-STORY brick
house, completely furnished,
near high school, until June |.
Also have nice thrce-bedrOOm
unfurnished house on Fifth
Ave. j. H. Yelton. Phone S44. =
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brothers, and others, baseball
stars all.
The Mills River Farmers, often
called the Riverians, are a real
ball team, renown for their ter
rible hitting. They hammered
their way into the series by tax
ing the first half. Since then they
have merely coasted, .devoting
most of their time to growing po-
tatOes, corn and cabbages. But
now, greatly strengthened by the
acquisition of Johnny Jackson,
speed-ball king of the circuit,
Cobb LYDIA, a catcher and two
hard hitting outfelders, E. Gibbs
and F. Fisher, the farmers are
set and ready. They are coming
to town to meet the terrible
Islanders. And besides the play
ers mentioned, they are bringing
along such star performers as
Clark, Fowler, Goode, BrysOn,
Crook, Taylor, Whitesdies, Gil
reath, Stewart and the three Cor
pening brothers. These boys on
both teams will thrill you with a
brand of fast, sparkling, scintil-
lating baseball. See them in ac-
ton.
The games will be played at the
Hendersonville high school park.
Two double-header will be stag
ed, the first double-header being
played next Saturday, Sept. II,
starting at 2 p. m. Two games
will be played the following Sat-
urday and if the fifth game is nee
cssary it will be played a week
later. Green River is the home
team Saturday and will be on the
field at 12:15 p. m.
The managers and sponsors Of
the league are going to a big eX-
pense to stage the county cham
pionship series in Rendersonville
and a reasonable admission will
be charged to see the games. The
admission will lie 40 cents. La
dies escorted by a paid admission
will be admitted free.
Lineups Of the two teams;
Mills Rivcr-First base, G. Cor
pcning; 2nd base, F. Corpenfng;
3rd base, Fowler-Lyda; shortstop,
Clark Goode; left field, b. Corpen-
ing-Fisher; right field, Stewart
Crook; center field, Bryson-Gibbs;
catchers, LYDIA, Whitcsides and
Gibbs; pitchers, Holden, Gilreath,
Taylor, Jackson, and Murdoch.
Green River-First base, Smith
Hunnicutt; End base, Pace-Erwin;
Bird base, b. Vaughn-Hoag; short
stop, Sargent-B. Ward; left field,
A. Vaughn; center field, R. Erwin
Jackson; right field, High-Bayne;
catchers, Jarvis-Garner; pitchers,
Swan, Ray Ward, Crosiand and
Smith.
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GREEN RIVER
ENDS ON TOP
Captures End Half County
League Honors; Fletcher
Beats SaIuda
By EDGAR H. CASE

The second half in the county
league is over. It ended Saturday
afternoon when the Green River
Islanders walloped Fruitland by a
one-sided Is TO 3 score while
Fletcher was whipping the Saluda
Mountain Toppers.
1t was the Islanders ninth win
against a single loss and gave
them the second half, as all the
other teams were defeated twice
or more.
In their win over Fruitland the
mill boys from the land of "big
plenty aqua" put on a thrilling
exhibition of batting power and
defensive play, completely out
chasing the Fruitland nine. Ray
Ward pitched the game for the
Islanders and besides doing a fine
job on the mound, he aided ma
terially in the scoring by smash
ing out two home runs.
Fruitland used a number of
moundsmen, including Jones and
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MILLS RIVER AT BALFOUR

Mills River 8, Balfour 16. Bal
four put on the pressure and took
this one, hoping to stay in the
race with the Islanders. But the
Islanders win over Fruitland
frozc out the boys from the big
boarded-in park. Nevertheless, the
game between the Farmers and
the mill boys was pretty hot af-
fair, with both teams hitting the
told horsehide agate to various
uncccupicd spaces in the park.
Brown was Balfour's leading
hitter. He collected three safe
swats out Of five trips to the rub
Der. For Mills River, F. Corpen-
ing smackcd out four safeties out
Of five trips to the plate. Mills
Rive ruScd Holden, Fisher, and
Crook on the mound. Balfour got
by with Taylor and B. Crisp.
SALUDA AT FLETCHER
Saluda 9, Fletcher II.
Saluda lost and in consequence
Fletcher won. The game was
played at Fletcher. Nothing more
has been heard of the contest.
However, the loss was Saluda's
second of the second half and
eliminated the Polk countians
from the possibility of gaining a
tie with the Islanders by playing
off postponed games.
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AND
MILLS RIVER
co. FINALISTS
Double Headers Will Be
Staged in Championship
Series; Start Sept. II
Bv EDGAR H CASE

Here it is, baseball fans. The
classic of the county league base
ball season. The grand finish. The
championship series between the
Green River Islanders and the
Mills River Farmers. Five games
and every single game sure to be
a hard-fought battle packed with
thrills and excitement galore.
Both the Islanders and the Farm
ers are teams that have speed,
power, punch and class. No sir
rec, there is nothing willy-nilly or
namby-pamby about these two
teams.
The Islanders possess the pow
er of a steam roller. They have
played great baseball all year.
They won the second half in au-
spicious style, fIattcning all OppO-
sition and ringing up nine vic
tories against a single defeat. And
in the first half they finished sec
ond to the onrushing Farmers. On
their team are such stars as En-
win, Swan, Smith, High, Jarvis,
Crosland, Ray Ward, the Vaughn
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executors
Of Elinor c. Hudgins, deceased,
this is to notify all persons hav-
ing claims against her estate to
present them to the undersigned,
duly verified at the addresses Civ
en- below on or before the 18th
day of August, 1887, or this no.
tice will be pleaded in bar Of re-
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make i'm
mediate payment.
This the 18th day of August.
1886.
MRS. C. V. FREEMAN,
Chimney Rock, n. c.,
S. H. HUDGlNS,
Hendersonville, N. c.,
8-11-Gtp Executors.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executrix 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. 1, 1886.
SIDNEY H. CULLEN,
Executrix of the Etate Of
Charles S. Cullen. ..
9-1-Tues-6tp
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Il--Household Goods

RCA VICTOR leads the world IN
VALUE! No radio receiver can
equal the performance OF the
1887 RCA Victors. See our WIN
dow for 1887 Models. Brunson
Furniture Co.
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professional Services

HAVE YOU EVER WORN glass
es? If not, do your eyes burn!
Let us examine them and learn
your needs. Leona Allen Young,
ODtOmetriSt.
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IO-Transportation

GOING HOME and want some one
to share expenses or help with
driving? Here's the place to
let them know what you want
at reasonable cost.
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FAY CITY TAXES AND STREET
ASSESSMENTS WITH BONDS.
ALSO 1882 COUNTY AND
PRIOR YEARS. AT A BIG
DISCOUNT. SEE O. ROY
KEITH, PHONE 81.
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SOUNDS TOO GOOD to be true

is what one borrower said
when told our Association IS
fully meeting the demand for
home loans. Over $4,000 OF
applications approved in Aug.
Can handle as many more IN
Sept. Get yours in promptly.
First Federal Savings & Loan
Association.
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Ado REVOGUTIONIZED-
RCA Victor instruments, Ma
gic Brain, Magic Eye, Magic
Voice, Metal Tubes. Call No. 3
for demonstration. Brunson
Furniture Co.
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l3-MerehandiSe

FLIES are stiff and sluggish in
fall but Sinclair's CPD" IS a
sure knocket for them, reaches,
moths, etc. soc a can at LlV-
ingston's Service Station on
Fifth Ave.
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I2-Radios and Service

WHEN YOUR RADIO isn't work
ing properly it is annoying.
Phone Midcity Tire Co. They
repair all makes.
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MORE BUSINESS Isn't

MORE BUSINESS - Isn't 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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c. S. STATION is using Sherwin-
Williams paint on Fassltern
school property this week. We
are well stocked and your or
ders will be appreciated. Rigby-
Morrow Company. Lumber
Builders Supplies, Mill Work:
Fourth Ave. E. Phone 81.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-09-08
HOW THEY FINISHED
GAMES SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER -

Green River VS.. Mills River, 2
games - at Hendcrsonville high
school field. Championship series.
First game starts at 2 p. m.