davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-09

bn4TFbDOu tlenL Sne must DC married to a potato-faced silly like thati And 2l years, you sayl ;"
 Herbert hears these stories and knows that nothing can be done about them. To live them down, he has even begged for a few sinister or tragic roles-a request which only confirmed the Warner Brothers' conviction that Hugh was very comical fellow indeed.
 He has tried being taciturn and dour in public, but people would go into guffaws just looking at him. These days, while not at the studios. he is practically a rec cllise on his farm in the San Fer nando Valley. But fan mail and press agents follow him even Too Much for Him
 one woman wrote: You remind me 50 much of my dear, late hus- hand who died in a mental hospital"
 EESoD HbGitC WtAbCs G4CAbSAb AesS the maddest house of all Holly woOdsmen electric chairs, water squirting telephones, an Eskimo butler who knows only two English words, colossal and terrific |. A goldfish pond 12 feet square is built into the floor of the living room. The comedian is develop ing . horticultural marvel to be known as fruit-salad tree, or Her. hert's Folly. On grapefruit tree lie has grafted oranges, avocados, peaches, apples, plums, and wal nuts"
 MT. Herbert is powerless in the clutches of Q giggling Franken- stein. Vainly he parties the ca- nards that are hurled at him; in. efSectually he points out that most of his numerous years have been devoted to serious things. Serious .-hawl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-09

Railway trains In Australia are Dc. lng speeded up to o6 miles an hour.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-07

advertising campaign they're put
ting on. Those test shots Duryea
made were great. The Hillyer
company. is offering you a years
contract with $1,000 bonus and
| you'll be paid double the usual
! rate for all the posing you do.
It's a real chance for you.
Poby said, not daring to be-
lievey her ears, "What did you
say?"
He had to repeat it, all over
again. She was to go to the Hill
yer office that afternoon to sign
the contpaet. The contract, Blake
said, was all right, because he had
gone over it carefully. The $1,000
, would be paid in quarterly install
ments of $3.50. ~,
The office of the Hillyer COM
pany was impressive, as was the
building in which it was located.
Toby arrived there promptly, and
was shown into the office of the
advertising manager, Mr.. Russell.
Mr.. Russell produced the con-
tract. He said, smiling, as Toby
signed it, that he hoped it would
| be profitable to them both. He
was a tall, slim, rather reserved
man. with a habit of frowning
slightly when he spoke.
Duryea's making the photo
graphs, as you know, of course"
he said. you'll hear. from him
through the Models League"
Toby rose to go. "Thank you,
Mr.. RUSSELL" she said. 81 can't
tell you how happy am about
this. Pm going to work awfully
hard
The door OF the office opened.
The man in the doorway was
distinguished looking rather than
handsome. He was well-built, 4
little above average height and
his hair and eyes we're dark. He
halted suddenly and said, ooh,
excuse me" 10.
The advertising manager was
on his feet. Come in, Mr.. Hill
YER" he said "This is Miss Ryan.
She's going to be the Hillyer Soap
girl. Miss Ryan, this is Mr.. Hill
yer, the president of the COM
pany." "N Il
Hillyer came forward and shook
hands, smiling. "Of course" he
said, 81 recognize Miss Ryan now
from her photographs. They were
excellent, but they don't do you
justice" .-.. . ....
! 81 was telling Mr.. RUSSELL"
Toby said, chow excited | am
about the chance to pose for these
pictures"
"We're pleased, too. Think it's
going to be fine advertising cam
paign-" He chatted Il few more
minutes. Then Toby said she must
80.
What direction are you go
ing?" Hillyer asked.
She told him the street on which
she lived.
1T happens I'm going that
way" Hillyer said, "and I'm just
ready to leave. My cars down
stairs. Won't you come along?"
"Why, yes" Toby said. THANK
you very much"
Ten minutes later she was rid
ing down Park Avenue in Jay
lillyer's town car.
Go be continued)
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Administra-
tor eta. of the estate Of Anna
Church Morey, deceased, late Of
Henderson County, North Caro-
lima, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to exhibit them to the under
signed ut its office in Asheville,
n. c., on or before the 9TH day
of April, 1897, on this notice will
be pleaded in bar Of their recOv-
cry. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make Immediate
payment.
This the 7th day of April, 1896.
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST
CO., Administrations eta. of Es-
tate of Anna Church Morey.
1-7-TueS-ltn
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lare irregular, modelling, and lots
OF times we work at night" 4
That was true. Only she had
managed to find time for Tim
Jameson. .. &. .
She told Bill about the test pho
tographs Duryea had made that
afternoon, and he listened without
volunteering any information. She
didn't know who the pictures were
being made for
"It's a big Job" she said, "if |
get it-Only | won't. There was
another girl making tests, TOO
Carol Marsh. She's a society girl
and has a lot of money. She's the
one they'll take, because she's
really beautiful. She's snobbish
and they say she does all sorts of
little mean tricks. But YOU should
have seen her in that gorgeous
dress"
"What does she look like?" Bill
asked.
"She's tall and thin and her
hair is so dark it looks black. She
wears it with a lot Of curls on one
side. 1t would look terrible on
anyone Else, but it doesn't on her.
And she uses an awfully red lip
stick. You can tell Just by look
ing at her that Park Avenue is
where she belongs.
Bill said, cone Of those snooty
danes, huh? She doesn't sound
like any prize package to me-"
Toby smiled. 1t was true that
Bill wouldn't think Carol Marsh
"a prize package" He wouldn't
like anything about her. But Carol
wouldoget the job, just the same.
Toby asked, more as a polite
inquiry than anything else, what
Bill had been doing lately.
"I've got Il new job" he told
her.
"Bill! You haven't left Amber
son and Blane's?"
"No. Only. instead Of writing
ads, Pm trying to sell them"
"Do you like it,"
"Well, I've only been at it a
few days. I'm pretty green, but |
think I'm going to like it. Besides,
if I'm ever to have an agency of
my own, I've got to know some
thing about the selling end Of the
business"
Il suppose that's true"
She thought of the evenings
when they had sat at this very
table and planned the future. Bill
had told her about the advertising
agency he was going to have some
day, and she had never doubted
that his plans would come true:
She had had her own drcamS-ol
becoming q buyer at Bergman's.
Would Bills plans fail as com
plctely as hers had done?
Toby hoped they wouldn't. Bill
deserved to succeed.
Afterward they boarded a bus
and climbed up to the top deck
They rode far up the shore Of the
Hudson. The wind, was cool, but
there was the scent Of spring IN
the air $500 intangible, eXhileratlng:
A moon that was not quite full
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/ STORIES IN
! S : AMPS
4 BY 1. s. Klein.
BY i. S. Klein.

Under the cruel tyranny OF
- King George III of England, the
French colonists who had settled IN
Acadia. that Is now Nova Scotia.
we're exiled and dispersed down the
entire length Of the Atlantic coast
and westward even to New Or
leans. This tragic episode oil
American history is, enshrined In
the famous poem by Longfellow
whose heroine. Evangeline. has ba
come the symbol of Acadian perse
cution. ,. ..r. .et, fs.,-s.
Today there is a, picturesque III.
tie church in Grand Pre-, Nova
Scotia. that is consecrated to the
memory Of this heroine OF Acadia,
and in the small cemetery before
1t stands a monument to- Evange.
line. For a time, the church. was
left almost abandoned, until the
government took. over church and
grounds and converted the area
INTO national park. ~.
This shrine is pictured on the
5o.cent stamp issued by Canada IN,
1890 ..,s -r .f
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LUMBER MEN MAN
YEARS GATHERINGS

CHARLOTTE. April 7.-(uP).
Directors of the Carolina Retail
Lumber; 4 Building Supply Deal
sets association, at a meeting here,
decided to hold thesorganizatignk
annual meeting In Charlotte dur
ing Januaryj s4936.y - ~ Et
Myrtle Beach was, selected for
the annual meeting next July. ~.
"The business outlook for the
year with retail lumber and build
ing material dealers is very en-
couraging," said Victor w. Wheel1
er, secretary-treasurer. a.r
ut is so encouraging, in fact"
he continued, "that the associa-
tons board adopted a budget TAX
ing care of increased service to
membership out of the headquar-
terS." -.
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GORGEOUS
BY LAURA LOU, saookmAN
9 ls'e kfA Serves. l..

snone down on them. Lights
cleaned alluringly from the New
Jersey shore, and shadows, in in
tricate, mysterious patterns, fell
on the streets they passed. y
In front, a sailor. and his
sweetheart sat, her head on his
shoulder. Other couples, equally
indifferent to the surroundings,
rode with arms about each other.
But BilPs arm remained at his
sides and Toby's two hands were
clasped together. -.
f.
That was another reason Toby
was glad to be with Bill. She could
sit beside him, drinking in the
spell Of the night, knowing that
Bill would not suddenly turn ro-
mantle.
Romance, Toby was sure, for
/ her was over. Romance had van
iShed with Tim Jameson. 1t had
been ten days now since ..he had
heard from Tim. She did not
know whether he was in New York
or not, but she did know that,
wherever he was, he could have
sent her some message.
In the last ten days Toby had
had time to think-and she had
faced things to which before she
had closed her eyes. Tim had been
lavish in his compliments. He had
addressed her with endearments.
But he had never said, "Toby, |
love you and want to marry you. "
He had never even said, "Toby, !
love YOU"
She had told herself it was be-
cause their love was still 50 new.
Later Tim would say those things,
would take her to his home and
introduce her to his parents and
his friends. ...... .u.2
All this, she realized now, had
been in her imagination. For 4
little while Tim had seemed de-
voted to her and then he had dis
appeared. Some day, perhaps, he
would come back. Toby hoped so,
devoutly. She had loved him; she
still loved him. She would never
love anyone else.
Thinking of Tim, Toby had for
gotten Bill completely. Perhaps
his thoughts, too, were far away,
for they finished the ride almost
in silence
From the Avenue they walked
to Toby's apartment. Bill said,
"Well, some time if you'd like to
go Summing again"
at wasn't summing" Toby in
tcruptcd. at was a grand eve
ming"
"Thcn wen DO il again some
time. And I hope those pictures
that Duryca made will win the job
for You"
81 hope So" Toby said, though
she didn't really. She'd made up
her mind to forget about that job.
Consequently she was amazed
when Ben Blake called her two
days later. He said, "Toby, I've
good news for you. The Hillyer
Soap company want you to pose
for the photographs in the big
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ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV

Harriet said. "Anothrr fres):
guy" when Toby told her about
the man who had followed her on
the street.
Toby thought that Harriet was
right. Now that she was at
home, in the pleasant apartment,
it seemed silly to have let herself
become frightened. .'.
She had hurried into the near
est store and wandered about the
aislcs for several minutes. When
she had emerged, the man in the
shady clothes and dark hat was
not in sight and she did not see
him again.
Yes, of course Harriet was right.
He was just another fresh guy and
she had been mistaken in thinking
there was something queer in the
way he looked at her. Something
about his eyes. Toby told herself
she had imagined that.
So she said, 81 guess you're
right, Harriet. My imagination
was probably working overtime"
Toby went to dinner that night
with Bill. They went to the cafe
terra where they had eaten to-
gether 50 often. Bill suggested an
other place, but Toby said she
really wanted to go to the. cafe
terra. They ordered corned beef
and cabbage, the days Especial, "
and it was delicious.
They were even lucky. enough
to get their favoritc table. Toby
said, across the red-and-white
checked table cloth, cts a long
time since we've been here, Bill"
That hasn't been my fault"
NO" ..-.
Getting a date with you is like
making one with Garb0," he told
her, grinning.
"You know I didn't mean it to
be that way" Toby said seriously.
I've missed you, Bill" She real
lied suddenly how much she had
missed him. cts just that there
are so many things to do. Hours
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Toby Ryan, l9, is a commercial
model, posing for photographs to
be used in advertisements. She
shares an apartment with Harriet
Holm, also a model.
At charity style show Toby
meets wealthy Tim Jameson, who
showers her with attentions for a
time. Tim leaves town for "a few
days." promising to call Toby as
soon as he returns. The time
stretches out and no word comes
from him.
Harriet and Toby discuss ro-
nance and marriage. Harriet is
planning to marry Clyde Sabin, a
salesman. She admits to Toby
that the reason the marriage has
been delayed is because Clyde is
not yet divorced from his first
wife.
Toby goes to the famous Dur
yeas studio to have some test
photographs made. On the way
home she sees a man following
her.
NOWCO ON WITH THE STopY
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CELEBRATING rHE z MIL
LIONETH PHILCO! CREATED
values! BIGGER trade-in allow
ance! LOWER down payments!
EASIER terms, BRUNSON
FURNITURE co.
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Zigzas Lightning

A Scottish engineer attributed
the unnatural 2ig2a% lightning that
artists portray to the fact that
the ancient Greeks put thunder
bolt of this form in the hand OF
XeuS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-07
An Old Coronation City

CracOw, an ancient city of 2iO,OOO
inhabitants, on the ViStula, was Po'
lands coronation. city for many
wears.
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BORROW FUNDS to refinance
build OF improve your home or
our long term easy repayment
plan. Call at office or write us
First Federal Savings and Loar
Association.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-07

START YOUR CHICKS on Harris
Vitamin and Mineral complete
feeds and let experience teach
you that it is different from
ordinary chick starters, yet
priced lower than some. ID. L.
Hart Company.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-07

SUNSHINE POLISH - For pi'
amos, furniture, automobiles
brass beds, leather upholstery
etc. Recommended and guar
anteed by us. Brun$on Fmnl,
ture Co.
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'-FOodstuffs


'sSI takers -, ovr
D. sausage and our she
t. '.ant Of coffee. Guar
En'lI Phone 81. - =
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For Rent
l7--HouSeS

HOMES FOR RENT-We have
some very desirable properties
in good, clean condition. Brown
lee Insurance x Realty Co.
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WANTED-Listings of houses for
summer season renting. If your
house is for rent this seasoL
list it with Ewbank and Ew-
bank. Phone 80.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-07

OLD GOLD TALKS when sold for
highest prices for cash at Sher-
mans Sporting Goods Store. II
your jewelry is idle, bring it to
us for cash. "',
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HOUSES-Inquiries
for such are received daily.
Please list yours with us at
once. Edw. K. Sutherland Co.
Phone $50. >
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Special Notices

WILL BOARD one or two ladies
very reasonable. 200 Buncombe
street.
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,r bonus

VETERANS Let your bonus
help you build q home or I'M
prove the one you have. Let
us'help you plan to make 1t go
as far as possible. Henderson
vile Supply and Coal Co. Lum-
Der, Millwork, Coal. Lenox
Park. Phone 500.
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Wanted
29-Help (FemaIe)

HOME WOMAN with two to six
hours a day free can make eX-
ira money taking care of our
trade with homekeepers. No in
vestment required. Write The
Abner Royce Co. 722 Royce
Rldg.. Cleveland. Ohio.
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SEE PAUL DERMiD for prices
on poultry wire, pillow repairs,
Rodgers paints, garden and
field seeds, and save money.
Dermid Hardware Co., 604
Seventh Ave. East. Phone S43.
We deliver. :
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Times-News
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\, ny are using this depart
81" ""antagc I'm buying
/, ~ .'.eS i've stock. Use
f. '.'s Tor sales OF read them
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Planting Time
Is Here
Consult this column for
bargains in seeds, fertiliz-
er and, farm and garden
plants and implements.

H.. D. HYDER con the bank" at
the depot. Fertilizer prices !:
4-S-4, $500; 1873, 5000:
O-1O-4, S1.55; Is acid, $l.4O;
5-7-5, $2.35. Cabbage plants,
3 75c per hundred. We deliver.
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SEED POTATOES Irish and

SEED POTATOES - Irish and
sweet, 81 bushel. Onion sets,
yellow, red, white, 25c gallon.
Cabbage plants, onion plants
l0c hundred. Fertilizer-Spe-
cial brand for farm, garden
and, Oh Boy, it's good. Better
seeds and fertilizer for less.
Govan Hyder Seed Store. Sew
cnth Ave. East. Phone $50. >
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aAkI,c

% |. eoy ,'' hemsIitc hing,
s4's v. ? p alterations,
- 7, Penney Co. : :
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USE ARMOUR'S Big Crop" fer
tilizcr to make bigger" crops.
Farmers Federation =

ONION SETS and packaged seeds
for sale. Still buying furS, tai
low, and beeswaX. Sherman's
Grocery.
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3T-Real Estate

WANTED-Listing on houses for
rent OF for sale. Have several
Prospective buyers at present.
H'yille Real Estate Go. Phone
172.
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Wy WllIIA,,c

Is =; = WILLIAMS hi
&lbegJ' . work. We have
PSo1Sos @ Ste Bros. '', naini
SNsy,,
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lN H0ILSE
livestock and Poultry

:" OANDY and RABBITS!
~''.m"nt 1T Freeze pruo.
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h. TH v" breaks down
a-v a, van INK ii by max
Work. ~, SheaIy's Ma
-, a. On Church St.
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Consequently she was amazed
when Ben Blake called her two
days later. He said, "Toby, I've
good news for you. The Hillyer
Soap company want you to pose
for the photographs in the big
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Houses and Real Estate

SALE-l3OO-lb 7-year-old
3. Joe llclu.s0n, Hendcr-
l1..c, (. F. d. /.
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ORANGE, 222-Three clean rooms, modern,
beds, sink, front and back porch
PARK, 1655-Cheerful front apartment,
we'll furnished, in-a-door; $3.50. Two
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS


Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase of the following materi-
ais will be received by the Chairman of
the State Highway Commission of Indi-
ana. at his office on the third floor. State
House Annex. lo2 North Senate Avenue,
indianapolis, Indiana. until 200 D. m.
on the 29th day of April 1896, at which
time they will be publicly opened and
read:
Invitation No. 5ss-ouantity of Culvers
Pipe deld. on State Road 81, Section A.
miles south Of Boonvslle Ind.
Invitation Nc. $500 Feet Is inch
VitrIfied Sewer Pipe derd. on State Road
Is. Section Al. a mile North of Wayne
town Ind.
Invitation No. 57o-ouantity Of culvert
Pipe deld. on State Road ia. Section p,
IN Huntington County.
Invitation No. 571-Quantity Of Vitri-
fed Sewer Pipe and Standard Drain Tile
defd. on State Road ia. Section p. in
Huntington County
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and speci-
fcations will be furnished free upon re-
quest.
The right is reserved by the Chairman
to reject any or all bids. or TO award
on any combination of bids that in his
Judgment is most advantageous TO the
State of Indiana
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
James D. Adams. Chairman
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% SaLesn,en-Agents

WANTED-Capab enthusiastic stove and
Southern, Indiana territory. Reply in
own handwriting. Applicants with for
mer retail or road experience, market
ing above commodities, will be consid-
cred only Address Box 400, care The
Indianapolis Times. Indianapolis, Ind.
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80 Auto Loans
81 LegaIs
BY AL Capp

BAGGAGE Of Mrs. Anna Bowman will be
sold for charges amounting 70 SIS. on
May 8. 1885, at 10 a. m. MRS. HAIR
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% Situations. Female

Dor for men. Day or week General
House Cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENTER, INC. LI-5860.
THE paper with the most Economical
Want Ads. THE TIMES. RI-5551.
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Want Ads
Continued From
Preceding Page
3 De1ths-FunernLs

indianapolis Times, Mon. April 90. 1886
WEAvER-Miidred (nee Knoopl. age IS
years, 1908 z. l0th-st beloved wife OF
Emil Weaver. daughter OF Albert and
Pearl Knoop. sister OF esther Rnoop
tuesday, D. m. at the rsidence at
parents hve miles north OF Greenfield
mo. Friends may call at the residence
after D. m. Monday. Burial Park Gene
terry, Greenfield. Friends invited. G. H.
HERMANN SERVICE.
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