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The times-news., 1936-11-13

money: coupon bonds register
able as to principal only. The
bonds will be general obligations
of the County subject to unlimit-
ed tax for the payment of princi-
pal and interest thereof. AS ad'
ditional security sums due the
County from the State Highway
and Public Works Commission OF
North Carolina corresponding in
amount and time of payment with
the principal of the issues OF
bonds have been assigned to the
State Treasurer of North Caro-
lima as custodian to be applied by
him to the payment of the prin-
cipal Of said bonds. Delivery at
place Of purchasers choice. There
will be no auction.
Separate bids for each issue are
required, the same interest rates
(not exceeding six per centum
(Gr,) per annum in multiples Of
one-fourth of one per centum) to
be specified for all the bonds at
a price not less than par and ac-
crued interest to be offered for
each separate issue. The bonds
will be awarded at the highest az
gregate price so offered for the
lowest interest rate bid upon.
Bids must be enclosed in a
sealed envelope marked Proposal
for Bonds of the County of Hen
dcrson" and be accompanied by a
certified check upon an incorpo-
rated bank or trust company, pay
able Internationally to the order
of the State Treasurer Of North
Carolina for S397.55. The ap-
proving opinion of Messrs. Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer and Dodge,
Boston, Massachusetts,. will be
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GRlDQON HfQ0k5

THEFighting Irish Of Notre Dame nave
i iled footballs annals with stirring
deeds. George Gipp! Knute Rockne! Gus
Dorais! Frank Carideo! Johnny U obrlen
But one Of the Ramblers who starred d
under difficulties. and who now holqs I! 9,,ns sne
highest position in Irish football Is IS Elmer ,',Sn
n as = IsS-pcand fullback. probably was the
creates; % performer in that position at that
weight in the history OF the game. -
Layden. one of the immortal Four
uorsemen alternated with Harry Stuhl.
dreher at quarterback in his sophomore
wear of 1922, and played half:
The following year he filled the full
back assignment, and the Irish lost only
one game. In 1924 the Ramblers were un.
defeated, and Layden vas big help. :
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perior court Of Henderson county
against her, for the purpose, on
the part of the plaintiff, of OBJ
tanning a divorce absolute, on the
grounds Of two years separation,
and that said summons is return
able into the office of the clerk
of superior court on the 18th day
of December, 1896, at which time
ard place the defendant is requir-
ed to appear and answer or de-
mur to the complaint of the plain
tiff or within 80 days thereafter,
or the relief demanded in the COM
plant will be granted.
This 18th day Of Nov, 1896.
GEO. w. FLETCHER, Asst.
Clerk of Superior Court.
l1-13-Fri-ltp
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
trix of the estate of Virginia ID.
Roush. late of Henderson county
and Florida, this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un-
dersigned on or before the 23rd
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
tlement with the undersigned.
This October %. 1886.
LILLIAN h. SUTHERLAND,
Admx. Estate Virginia ID. Roush.
l0-23-Fri-6tp
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BARNWELL

BARN WELL, Nov. 13.-
The many friends of Mrs. l.. j.
Ledbetter are glad to know that
she is able to be up again after
being i'll for several days.
Mrs. J. J. Freeman is spending
few days with her daughter in
ASheville.
Misses Mabel LYDIA and Eleanor
Presley spent the weekend with
the latter'S sister, Mrs. Clannie
Blanton, of GaStonia.
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Letters To The
Editor
(Continued from mage .wo)

Continued from page two)
know just where the C.C.C. camps,
the W.P.A., A,A.A. will be. Then
let us hope they will improve and
continue TO do good for our future
Americans. | also hope to get by
without having political trouble
on next election day.
Yours for prosperity and a good
Roosevelt administration.
MRS. L. NJ. DEAVER,
Hendersonville, n. {.
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Special Notices

RECEIVED--New shipment of la
dies coats and hats and mems
trousers and suits. We buy and
sell. Cooley Brothers.
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Iu%cuO, n. -
Editor, The TimesNews:
Please print the following item
in your paper if you have room to
spare, but if not, shall not think
hard of you.
am a firm believer in giving
one their flowers before they are
dead, and believe that this old
world would be in a FAR better
condition if every one would do
the same. ,
am, by no means, saying that
/ am an example for any one to
pattern after, but if one has a
friend, or some one has been a
blessing to them, why not tell
them so that they may share the
Joy with you?
The man, that our Saviour tells
us of, in the 18th chapter OF
Luke's Gospel, when he had found
the sheep that was lost, went out
and invited his friends and his
neighbors to cone and rejoice
with him. The same is true OF
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION

North Carolina,
Henderson County.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
w. +. Waters, Plaintiff
VS..
Bobolce Waters, Defendant
The defendant above named
Bobolee Waters, will take notice
that an action as entitled above
has been commenced in the su-
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FULLWOOD LENDING LIBRARY
Come in and see our Mexican
Art. Daily $50 to $50 except
Sunday. Open "Wednesday ana
Saturday evenings. l42 Third
Ave. w. Phone 752.
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Building Supply
News u
Published Tuesday and Friday by
RlGBY-MORROW COMPANY

Contractor A. L. Gurley has
been awarded the contract to re-
place the damage done by fire to
the home of DR.. w. B. Wilson.
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- Automatic electric
pump for so feet well. Par
ticulars. condition and price for
cash. Apply, pump" Times
News
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Mrs. Martha Jones, of Balfour,
is doing some concrete work this
week.
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I2-Radios and Service

USED RADIOS-We must clean
house of all demonstrators and
used sets. Prices slashed. Terms:
So down. Brunson Furniture
Company.
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A cnAr nE PAINT will preserve

COAT or PAINT VIII preser's
your house this winter. Our
Certainteed paint gives salts
faction in quality nd price,
Glad TO figure on your paint
estimates. Hendersonville Sup
ply & Coal Co. Millwork, build
inr materials, coal. Phone SOO.F
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WE5PAY CASH for old cook
stoves, heaters, iron beds, furnl,
ture, old chairs. We buy ana
swap anything, everything. Go
van Hyder. Phone $50. Seventh
Ave, H..
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I5-Miscellaneous

THEY ARE NOT to blame. They
can't help it. 1t is either 10 lay
or 10 die. Farmers Federation :
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soc, MILK MAGNESlA 29e, 5Oe
Russian mineral oil zoe, 5Oo
Jergens lotion 38c, soc Pam Fam
Olive shampoo 38c. 35c Prep
shaving cream 2lc. Freeze Drug
Co.
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RIO COFFEE - Ground fresh
daily, - l-2c pound. Good
White Lily flour Sl.l5 for "a
10. bag. Sherman's Grocery.
Seventh Ave. +. Phone Oil.
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c. d. Weeks is doing quite a
little repair work on his property
at Blantyre.
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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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TARPAULIN TRUCK COVERS,
any size or weight. J. r stokes
and Son.
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Better take advantage of this
weather and get your building
started or your repair work done.
We are anxious to serve you. Pay
us a visit on Fourth avenue east,
or give us a ring.
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and Poultry
Sseds and Plants

k taleaster bearded
|<lyS,' y from pedigreed
Ea !. rom Wood & Sons.
sr Va. $l.75 bushel
u c" !" = SS'epp, Henderson
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6-Business Services

YOU INSTANTLY THINK of
damages when some one bumps
and bruises your car but are
you protected against the dam
age YOU do others? BE safe !,
Insure with Brownlce Insurance
4 Realty Co. -
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METALS AND SCRAP IRON and
old cars are bought by LOUIS
Williams on Seventh Ave. r..
Phone 425-J. "..
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IL YOU SELL cream or butter
you need a De Laval Separator. :
Wade NJ. King.
The times-news., 1936-11-13

REPAIRS of ali kinds for ladies
and gents. Mems coat sleeves
refined 81. Ladies and gents
coats refined. Prices reason
able. Miller's Laundry & Dry
Cleaners. l29 Fourth Ave. l..
Phone 1873. &
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I3-Merchandise

JUST ARRIVED car galvanized
copper bearing roofing. Any
length. Farmers Federation. '
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w. d. Lohman is enlarging his
place of business on Seventh ave-
nue. east.
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29-Help (Female)
3I-Real Estate

WANTED-Real estate for sale
or rent. Also list description of
property you want. Glover
Jones.
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40-Miscellaneous

c. E. FREEMAN will turn your
scrap iron and metals into cold
cash. Clean up and take a load
To him on Seventh Ave. h.
Phone 460-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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RICH GRADE A MILK with n
cream line away down the bot
tie is delivered before break
fast by MeCrary'S Dairy. Phone
562-R and try il. 1"
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10-Transportation

VILE TRANSFER CO. is agent
for the Allied Van Lines, which
handles furniture exclusively,
anywhere, any time. Phone III.
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7-Professional Services

EUGENE PERMANENTS $3.50.
Other permanents $3.50 to
$3.50. Ames Beauty Shop.
Phone S46.
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THRIFTY PEOPLE are building,
buying and improving their
homes now. They realize real
estate costs are steadily advanc-
ing. Others are refinancing be-
cause of our attractive terms.
File your application while we
have abundant funds. First
Federal Savings & Loan.
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Our shop foreman. r. L. Brown,
has purchased property on the
Haywood road and is building a
fvc-room bungalow for home.
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TOURIST CAMP and restaurant
viii sell all or consider partner
small amount of capital needeo'
Roy 100 Tirles-News. ..-
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5-Foodstuffs

FRYING CHICKENS or seafoods.
We are at your service daily.
Dressed to order. Wholesale and
retail. Attractive prices. Guar
anteed eggs. Jack Russell.
Phone S4S. Third Ave. F.. @
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Mrs. j. NJ. Anderson, of Flat
Rock, is concretinP her basement.
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PAINTING, paPerhanging, floor
sanding. Monthly payments.
Free estimates. "A Better Job
for Less Money" Carolina Dec
Grating Co. Phone 100.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-06

For days after Evelyn seemed to for get that there ever existed such per- son as John Ramsay.
 Confidently, John was terribly in love with Evelyn, and her lack of in- terest in him seemed to be wrench ing his heart of all its natural glow.
 Then suddenly one afternoon the old but ever true law of compensation arose to its zenith for John.
 Luncheon had just been served and the guests wefo idliAg about, some coming up the companionway from the dining salon and others at their cus- tomary places h the steamer chairs on deck.
 Evelyn was just coming along the deck with Paul Ellsworth. She stopped, the first time in many days, and the three began merry chat as merry as John could possibly make himself be.
 Wonder who invented this subma- rine scare they tell us about" Paul Ellsworth remarked as he struck a match and held it to his cigar.
 Never can tell" John answered. They are about somewhere and"
 Just then like shot from pistol a
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When True Metal Proves Itself


 worth." John Ramsay announced, and as Mir. Paul Ellsworth, known every where in elite society. offered his hand in response to Eyelyn's little plump one, John Ramsay added: Miss Ca mile is one of my fellow members in the Press Club. you know. and we are bound on the same mission and only realized this morning that we were to be war-news riyals.v he finished smil- mgly. ae~ fsFe W
 "Do tell me some of your newspaper experiences" eoaxed the handsome Mir Ellsworth, and because Evelyn had had some real adventures in her chosen profession she was only too glad of the opportunity to relate them. The conversation seemed to be con fined to Evelyn and MT. Ellsworth, thought John to himself after an hour or so. and in order to let the newly acquainted couple know that he felt "out of it," John suggested going be- low for . smoke.
 "Be back later" he called to them when he had walked a few feet, but his promise was unheeded, for Evelyn and Paul Ellsworth were very much interested in each other. S
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lady" she said, calmly. And now I've caught you. Hal" She read the note while Helen squirmed in agony, her head in her hands. "Ha he wants you! We'll, he can want No daugh- ter of mine shall marry Deel Rudds son. I'll put this note with your fa- ther's-that thing Oh. I'll have some thing to say to him when he comes home, and don't you forget it. And I want to tell you right now that such goings on are going to stop or Til know the reason why. Now, you mark your noise and finish that apron right away. I'm going out to stir up a johnnycake for supper"
 When Mrs. Wilcox wished to add the last stroke to the punishment of her husband or daughter she always made johnnycake, because she knew they both hated it. As Helen wiped her face and continued sewing she heard spoon clapping against the <tdes of the big yellow mixing bowl. Through her fresh trouble trickled a sense of painful amusement. She's making a big one this time" she thought, "and we'll have to eat it, every crumb."
 Behind her the door that led into the hall opened tentatively and her fathers cautious whisper reached her
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arm and rushed her at breathless speed up the companionway to the tor deck.
 Whats wrong?" queried John per- plexed.
 Nothing wrong." thank God" the captain answered. Tt was only United States submarine coming up to say how dye do. but the word alone spreads terror and the passengers got to the lifeboats without my orders"
 Late that afternoon, as the sun dozed on the horizon before going to rest. John and Evelyn were sitting to- gether on deck in secluded little spot.
 Paul Ellsworth walked past. his head hung low. They ignored him en- tirely.
 "John," Evelyn breathed few mo- ments later, q never knew what white brick idealists were made of
 'Nor how yellow those bricks turn under the shadow of gold" he answer ed cleverly. but the look that flashed from one to the other was like searchlight into each others soul-as Evelyn remarked a few weeks later when she was Mrs. John Ramsay.
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The only cool, calm and collected man aboard outside the officials was John Ramsay.
 With cheering words he assured the women there was no danger.
 The life boats were filled, women first, as the first mate commanded; then the life preservers were handed to the remaining women on the deck. Evelyn was nowhere to be found on Che deck. She must already have been taken in one of the lifeboats, John thought to himself
 As he turned to look through the crowd behind him he spied a figure disappearing in the doorway. John left his post at the lfeboats and hast ened after the figure. He followed Paul Ellsworth down below. deck by deck. until he came to the bottom. A grim picture formed in Johns mind as back into the steerage he followed him.
 It was true! So true that all the instinct of manhood came surging to Johns clenehed hands as he saw Paul snatch life preserver from wom- ans arms
 He had just taken 1t from her and
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" hat M ade Him Assert Himself if

ble place for it?
 Helen" began Mrs. Wilcox, omi- nously.
 Helen did not speak. It was the box of letters-those innocent little notes which Willard Rudd had sent her from time to time and which her father had contrived to get into her keeping without her mothers knowledge. In all things Helen and her father were allies, and he approved of Willard as much as her mother disapproved Not that her mother had any reason for her disapproyal except the fact
 Did you hear me speak to you Helen?" demanded Mrs. Wilcox stern ly. -s.''s-''''s '9fs f s1eea
 Yes, mother. What is it?"
 Mrs. Wilcox brought her hand out of her apron with jerk In it was a brown pint bottle. the very contour of which was condemnatory, to say nothing of an odor which fingered about 1t. Look at that!" she said. What do you think of your father now?s @ Heu n
 Relief followed so fase dpon fear that Helen smiled.
 "Do you dare to laugh at thing like thatr went on Mrs. Wilcox in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-06
By Phil Moore

was about to run upstairs when John Ramsay swung on him with all his might.
 Never while I live will you do that. you cur," John seethed at him, while he grasped him by the throat and turned him to the floor. He hurled the life preserver back to the little dark Italian woman who had stood with hollowed eyes and face as white as death looking at the beast of a man.
 You'll die right here before you drown" John Ramsay promised as he strove to remove Ellsworth's clench from his wrists.
 Suddenly like shadow from the sea John saw a dark figure emerge from behind some barrels.
 John! John!" screamed Evelyn hysterically. "don't do it, don't--I saw 1t all too. I followed him. but never knew what beast he is-John. please release him for my sake"-and at the sound of Evelyn's voice Johns fingers automatically relased the death grip he held on Ellsworth's throat.
 But Evelyn, hurry, dear girl. you'll not get into the lifeboat-hurry. he was saying now, as he took her by the
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horror. She left the room, holding the bottle at arms length, her nose turn ed the other way.
 Helen buried her face in the folds of gingham. Sobs and giggles came on the same breath. Poor father! eff only he dared assert himself," she thought. "If only I dare I wonder what she'd do if we did. I fear to contemplate it. But it's terrible to live like this. There's no peace in this house day or. night"
 She reached into the pocket of her blue serge dress and took out fold ec note which had come to her under cover of her father. Dear Helen," it said. I'm coming home in a few days, and want to see you. I'd like to have this thing settled. They've raised my wages and I can marry easy as not. And I want you You know that. WILLARD"
 The sobs ceased and the smiles came. She kissed the letter passion ately. At that instant hand from be- hind grasped her shoulder and the let ter was isnatched away. With a cry she looked up into her mothers accus- ing face.
 i've been watching you, too, young
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-06
By Elsie Endicott

shut the door, flung herself on the bed and covered her head with a pillow Her mothers righteous wrath was ap- palling. Sometimes even the neigh bors heard it. After a while she un- covered her head. There was quiet below. Now and then she heard her father's voice with a new note in it, and feeble murmur that might have been her mothers. She sat up on the bed. palpitating What had happened? She was terrified. Had her mother thrown something. perhaps, and struck her father? Her dear, patient old fla ther! She must see.
 Fairly tumbling down the long flight of carpeted stairs she reached the sitting room door. Her mother sat on the couch. little less upright than usual. looking down her nose Her father stood beside her. very fius1ed, but with all the mildness of his face suddenly congealed into de- termination. He saw Helen and beck oned.
 Come here, daughter" As she slid toward him he passed his arm about her and drew her nearer. Your mother and I've been having a little talk" he said. in his slow, gentle voice. "We've--weve come to an un-
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S-%HE great steamer swiftly blow
 her way through the treach-
 erous waters, but it was in tae early days Of the war when people looked on the U-boats as more of an illusion than reality.
 Evelyn Camille. one of the passen- gers.. felt that she :, was indeed for tunate.s for had she mot been selected for difficult task and at that par ticular moment was she not leolin g her best. ss# As How fortunate that I should look my best just now" Evelyn unused to herself as she promenaded the deck with John Ramsay. whom she had known in New York. M
 As they neared the end of the steam CT chair line running along the side of the cabin Evelyn threw herself care lessly into one and John took his place next to her.
 Her companion to the left looked up with a merry twinkle in his eye. and as his gaze fixed itself for more than the ordinary moment on Evelyn's rosy face John Ramsay hastened to intro duce them.
 ~This s Aiss Camille. MT. Els
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acrpss the room Where's she?" he asked.
 Helen swung round and looked at him. He was a stout, loosely put to- gether man, in large, untidy clothes. He had a mild, sweet face and eyes that would have been humorous if they were not so anxious.
 "Where?' he asked again, putting a hand behind the best of his deaf ears. Helen inotioned toward the kitchen. Then she ran to him, put her lips to his ear, and told him what had hap pened He nodded with an occasional "Um."
 "She did. eh? Pshaw!" he said He flumbled in his pocket. Heres some thing for ye. Willard's here and he wrote this in my office. I told him warn't no chance of his seeing you right off. so he better send you a line"
 Sb9 had just time to slip her treas ure into the neck of her dress as her mother looked into the room
 Hal" You've come, have you?" she said, glaring at her husband. q was on the lookout for you. I've got something to say to you, Fletcher Will cox"
 Helen fled. In her own room she
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cry rang out down the deck.
 Submarine. submarine sighted. 1t is over there, see" shouted one man, breathlessly. Chairs were vacat- ed with lightning speed. The people were frightened. drawn looks on their faces became frantic with fear. Wom- en and men were scurrying hither and thither. trying all at once to get be- low to their staterooms for their valu- ables.
 Paul Ellsworth of all the men was most excited. s+
 Wait" John Ramsay said in his de- cisive. commanding tone. '
 Wait nothing" returned Paul tremblingly. I've got too much at stake to take any chance with my life" he added, as he rushed into the cabin.
 John was about to lead Evelyn up to the top deck, where the lifeEoats were being prepared, when she scampered away from him and out of sight like shot. aM As pg
 The ship was surely in distress. Ey- cry passenger aboard knew within a few minutes there was danger. and their animal instinct was asserting itself "itt NsE zssei siaz
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JONES LEAVING
 ON TRIP SOUTH

John w. Jones, head of the Ju- neau Young Hardware Company, and Mrs Jones are leaving on the Victoria for a mouth's vacation to California, spending most of the time in San Francisco, with pos- sible visit in Los Angeles.
 MT. Jones stated that for him 1t will be combination business and pleasure trip as he intends to visit the latest furniture marts, and he will be enjoying his first visit south since arriving here to take over the management of the local hardware store in 1880.
 MT. and Mrs. Jones will stopover for a week in Ketchikan, visiting friends and business acquaintances before continuing south.