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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1925 5:Dsss; Xictoria sos5 coupe ,ss sx:
flne clean upholstery: Large @ 6uiittin trunk ans
care; it Is clean throuehout. S595; G, G. C:
suaranty, Capitol Cadlllac Co; 1922 22nd
This price for Sunday. Monday and Tues
day only.
BUICK 1885 four-door sedan "61"; jet.
black finish; here is car that few short
REDUCES reduces t SH Tor sS QUICK clearance to ss45 per-
feet tires. smooth-running motor. spotless
HReSgR'MfoGS4 AEiS isaS iss DfeE ony Dssa
hIToK 1924 de I1xe sedaHi ns sondtion
nH,s' rifice price 1tees's s47s West s7s5. N' sac
BUICK 1884 sport coupe. 66-S: The paint
is beautiful light green with ivory strip:
ing and white side & val tires tires Tnipcord dI,e
guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co. 122: 22nd
st: NV. Natl $500. Open Sun. and eve.
This price for Sunday. Monday and Tues
BUICK 1896 four-door "81". sedan; Jet
black finish; here is a car that a few short
months as8 sod r ese 81 70
feet tires. smooth-running motor. spotless
pPRioR AGays 5sS Better 4sS buy st. ct s9
Decatur 1900.
BUICK 1890 sedan; 8 wheels. splendid
running condition. 9 practically new tires
will sacrifice for sos for quick sale; don't
sace accept @ sss Ca Cash and % SO e Monthly so Can
be seen and demonstrated at 4515 14th
BUICK 1886 four-door .sl" trunk sedsn;
months ago; equipped with factory built-in
radio, full de luxe 6..wheel equipment;
ss sod as shs d It ese SSks o Of aRa I
soo bSy at 81 oei fae af
BUICK 1923 !I model 81 four.door sedan: sedan:
st. NV. Decatur $500.
BUICK 1898 four-door ,9l trunk. sedan.
delivered new tor over $4,000 Just few
tiful jet-blsck finish: looks and runs as good
room: 1oes on sale at once; a good buy at
81 .495e SUPERIOR MOTORS. 1920 14th
St NV.
CHEVROLET 1896 1our-ooor Master sedan
with trunk, motor in best Of condition, good
1896 ms condon fon
Ssr bug y sns ai isao
CHEVROLET sedan. 1884; motor in Al
tires, upholstery in excellent shape: an out
ss5fas i rssS 1896 4s sf's@ s:
CHEVROLET 1895 master sedan with
show no wear. Mechanically this car IS
hardly fass hc3as srSesn In Friesd at sSsS Pc
Open evening" and Sundays. 9s
CHEVROLET 1882 lie luxe roadster; looks
$40 $40 down i 81 s7os S oeoTsii. ave- ave. NV. W.
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CHOICE, LOTS
BIG VALUE.

S4250. TERMS.
5-room and bath bungalow. sleeping
porch extra bed room upstairs; lot 50X400
In Cherrydale. Call Walnut 2046.
Evening star., 1936-11-09
BUSINESS BUILDING.

Downtown-North of Pa ave. 4-story
brick. store. and rooms, . baths; store
occupied by owner; upper floors brine in
furniture fixtures and business at low
price: terms. Call MR.. DREW, Met. 1897.
z. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 investment
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WE NEED NOW GOOD PROPERTY AT
right price and terms In p, G. Nd, sna Nai'
N e, RYON Co, 1915 N. Y. ave. National
Evening star., 1936-11-09

S6.950-Nne rooms and bath. h.-w h.,
cleo. Commercial. on downtown thorough
fare. Rents S11OO.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT PROP. INC,
Natl. 2930. Eve. Wise. $3.50.
1926 VT. Ave. NV. %
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lows in a desirable nearby suburban Sec
ton which were repossessed and have
been put in 1rst-class condition; these
water heating plant, new instantaneous
water heater and built-in garage. Can be
Buyer has permanent position and is re-
sponsibe inquire in person at Room 207
Machinists Bldg. 9th ST. and Mt. Ver-
non pl NV
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE
CAPITOL. WASHINGTON. D. C.. November D..
! 1936.-SEALED BIDS. in tripiieate. will be
received in this Office until 1l:00 AM.
November T., 1876; & and then publicly
removal of inaugural stands on the east
front of the Capitol BUILDING. Washington.
D C. DRAWINGS and specifications may be
obtained by qualified intending bidders on
application to this ofice. DAVID LYNN.
Architect of the Capitol
Evening star., 1936-11-09

TAKOMA PARK MD.
S6 $50: $500 cash 315 Holly ave. New
detached brick bungalow, rooms modern;
unusual kitchen: large attic. 2-car built-in
garage, h.-w.h.; lot 50x132; "a block
school BUILDER IA
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

S-bed-room house. h.-wh. fireplace: l
acre. BAINS REALTY CO.. Sab Georgia
ave. Shepherd 3S92.
TAKONA PARK-5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
$40; available November Is; large porch,
full-sized basement. Shepherd 2551-R.
THREE broom BUNGALOWS, AMI,
cellars. garages. large lots: convenient 10
bus line: S35, $40 and $40 per month.
Greenwood 26T3.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
AIIroAoRll WANTED

GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE FTREPRooF
4Ox52. near Govt Printing once: second
commercial Rear 25 Eye st. ne. %
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S21,50O-Six-family apt. in northwest
residential neighborhood. Each apt.
equipped with individual gas heat. so ten
ant furnishes heat, leaving no expense for
purchaser; rental, S3,060 yearly terms.
Evening star., 1936-11-09

S4,250-Seven-room home in commercial
territory. Newly decorated throughout
rented to responsible tenants for S57O
yearly.
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PROP. SALE OR RENT.

NEAR SILVER SPRING. SPLENDID CON-
dition. 6 rooms and bath double garage.
poultry house: immediate possession. Call
Georgia 1898.
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Seven rooms. detached house; lot look
200; shade trees; apple and pear trees;
room enough for 2 more det. houses. Can
be bought for ST. 900 cash and $50 per
month. To inspect call Mr.. Partlow.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV. Dist. 3347.
GROOM STONE STUDIO, TILED BATH,
hot-water heat, steel easement windows,
large living room. Cali Falls Church 49l
or Walnut 93S3-J.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

IF you ARE LOOKING FOR. REAL
nice home. have small amount OF cash
and are responsible, we can show you now
to become the owner of beautiful Groom
and bath modern bungalow in a good SUD
payments Call In person at. our once
between and 5 pm. or phone Natl
S6S2. r. NJ. PRATT CO., INC, 934 4
st. NV.
ALExANDRTA. BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, 9O2
Virginia ave.-Enter from Russell I'd. at
Colonial or Jefferson Park, gates. turn
rieht at first intersection and proceed hve
blocks. New Lochinvar Acknowledged,
superior built 5 and 9 room homes to best
offers for turnover to continue develop
ment r. l. TRANSUE, Cleveland 6970.
G. E JACOBS Alexandria 214S-J. o.
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OLDSMOBILE 6-cyl. 5-pass. sedan; dawn
gray finish. radio. This car was driven
only a few thousand miles by our service
superintendent. You will find it in new
car condition. 5000 less than new-car de-
livered price. c. C. C. guaranty. Capitol
Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd st. NV. Open
Sun. and eve. This price for Sunday. Mon
hay and TueSday nnly
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DOWNTOWN-1st COMM.
APARTMENT HOUSE.

Real Snap for S2,1OO.
Five Rooms: Elect-Income S3I0 Yr.
Act Quickly for This One. Geo. 6211.
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21hT net return on money invested.
20-unit apartment house located in de-
sirable upper w. section. 1000 rented at
very low rental. Call Mr.. TAMMARO. Dis
Evening star., 1936-11-09

OLDSMOBILE 1885 two-door sedan with
trunk smooth Nile-green finish. motor in
the best of condition. tires in good shape,
thoroughly cleaned upholstery, you can
shop the town over from one end to the
ot7er without duplicating this value; re-
duced to S59i. Always a better buy az SU-
PERIOR MOTORS. 1920 14th st. NV.
ToN ot,Yr
Evening star., 1936-11-09

CHEVROLET 1895 rour-ooor Master sedan
with trunk, motor in best Of condition, good
tires. spotless upholstery; driven slightly
over 5000 miles; new-ear condition from
better buy at SUPERIOR MOTORS, 1920
14th St NV Decatur 1900
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BUICK 1895 four-door 'gl trunk sedan.
months ago. equipped with factory built-in
radio: full de luxe 6-wheel equipment; beau
tiful jet-black finish: looks and runs as good
as the day 1t came out Of the new-car show
room; Toes on sale at once; good buy at
81 .495. SUPERIOR MOTORS. 1920 14th
ST. NV.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE so ACRES. CLOSE IN, Be
tween Wisconsin ave. and River I'd. Nd.
surrounded new construction. for apart
ment house Washington; no agents; must
trade direct Write
RUSSELL VINCENT,
GA 21st St South Arlington, Va.
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BUICK 1880 sedan; 8 wheels. splendid
running condition. practically new tires
will sacrifice for sos for quick sale: don't
Judge this car by small price asked; will
accept S35 cash and $40 monthly. Can
be seen and demonstrated at 4515 14th
Evening star., 1936-11-09

BUICK 1885 four-door "81" sedan; jet-
black finish; here is a car that few short
months ago sold for over 300. Superior
feet tires. smooth-running motor spotless
upholstery. Always q better buy at SU-
PERIOR MOTORS. 1920 14th st. NV.
nrr fr1-
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IN BEAUTIFUL MONTGOMERY
SPECIAL. PRICE; QUICK SALE.
NEW BRICK CAPE COD,

4639 9Th St. South. Barcroft. Va.
rooms full cellar. f1oored attic; all
kached garage. shrubbery and lawn. Only
k6.95U. Easy terms.
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SHANNON e. LUCHS CO..
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.

WATCH THIS SPACE DAILY FOR
FEATURE INVESTMENTS.
Here is a property rapidly advancing in
value. Now assessed at S4G.26l offered
for $4,000 at quick sale. 100 block
Pennsylvania ave. NV. A real opportunity
for the speculator CALL BUSINESS PROP
ERTY DEPT. BOSS & PHELPS. 1411 K
ST NV NATIONAL, $500
Evening star., 1936-11-09

HUDSON, 1888. sedan. original. factory
finish. factory-installed radio. heater: used
value. Price. S5o5. warfeld Motor Co.
2525 Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000.
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PACKARD 1886 business coupe. 12O-B;
black paint. practically new tires. low
mileage. Only a new car would be in better
tol Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd st. NV. Natl.
5000. Open Sun. and eve. This price for
Sunday Monday and Tuesday only.
Evening star., 1936-11-09
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEARLY NEW 4-FAMILY FLAT. OIL
heat: locker rooms; $3.50 yearly rental
fats at Sl3 $50 SIG 500 and sis, 600
WALTER M. BAUMAN l Thomas circle.
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FIRST COMMERCIAL.

Suitable for beauty parlor chiropractor.
masseuse or like businesses best upper
NV. section; wide Groom modern. brick
house. $4,000. terms. Plenty of parking
sTRoUP REALTY CO.
T31 Southern Bldg. Dist. 036S. Geo. Abs
S5.95O-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-TEN
rooms. 2 baths, 2 kitchens, four-story
brick. Rented to responsible tenant under
lease; 5000 yearly.
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PACKARD de luxe 1881 sedan: wheels.
trunk. ETC.: best. of care: like new. Only
S225: terms. Nolan. III 18th st. n.W.
dan: radio equipped. motor in perfect
shape. tires In good condition. spotless up
holstery. looks as new as the 1887 models.
yet its price is only 1895 Always better
buy at SUPERIOR MOTORS. 1920 14th ST.
n W Decatur 1900
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BUICK 1885 5-pass. Victoria coupe; ex-
cellent dark green paint, all good tires;
fne, clean upholstery; large built-in trunk
and a splendid motor. This car had good
care; 1t Is clean throughout: S595; G; G; c:
guaranty Capitol Cadillac Co. 1929 22nd
St NV. Natl. 1900. Open Sun. and eve.
This price for Sunday. Monday and Tues
day only
Evening star., 1936-11-09

OLDSMOB1LE 1874 coupe; radio and
heater; refnlshed in Tuscan brown; inter-
ior motor and tires will pass your most
critical inspection: S445; trade and terms.
Community Motors. 662l Wise. ave. Be-
theSda Wise 54o5
Evening star., 1936-11-09

OLDSMOBILE 1886 6-pass. touring coupe.
6-cyl.; black paint: not a scratch or a
mark on this car. You would say it be-
longed in the new-car show room II surely
is unusual value at S665. c. c. c. guar
anty. Capitol Cadillac Co.. l222 22nd st.
NV Natl. 5000. Open Sun. and eve. This
price for Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
only
Evening star., 1936-11-09

CHEVROLET 1882 ie luxe roadster; looks
and runs like new: only $40; give terms;
$40 down. 3706 Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-11-09

BUICK 1885 four-door .e1" trunk sedan;
months ago; equipped with factory built-in
radio. full de luxe 6-wheel equipment;
beautiful jet-blsck finish. looks and runs
car show room; goes on sale at once; q
good buy at ST. ,495. SUPERIOR MOTORS.
130O 18th st n w
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CHEVROLET sedan. 1884; motor in Al
condition, original paint Job. very good
tires, upholstery In excellent shape: an out
standing bargain at 1926 Always better
buy at SUPERIOR MOTORS. 1920 14th st.
NV. Decatur 1900
Evening star., 1936-11-09
NE WASHINGTON.

Fast-growing section. suitable for fats
or apartments; will sell cheap for quick
buyer. Call MR.. GUIFFRE. Met. ,S27
Bldg
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
FOOR WILL MANAGE
KENTUCKY H0STELRY

f. r. Foor. hotel operator or
Hcndersonville for the past few
wears. will. effective November /,
manage the Hotel Cumberland at
MiddlcSbOrO. Ky.
Mr.. Foor was the first manager
of the Skyland Hotel and has
subsequently managed the Hodge
well. now the AmeS, and the
Crystal Springs Manor, which was
formerly the Ames hotel.
Mr.. Foor says he regrets ieav-
ing Hendersonville where he was
unable to make satisfactory year
around connections in the hotel
business.
The Cumberland is a modern
1925 room hotel, the town Of
MiddleSboro being on U. S. 20
through HenderSonville and in the
Cumberland mountains.
Mr.. Foor will be in a position
to send a great deal of Florida
bound traffic through his city via
Hendersonville, the short route to
Florida.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
oUARLES MEETS ALVAREZ
IN NEW YORK TONIGHT

Norment QuarleS gets back in
the ring tonight IN New York
City when he meets Chino Alvarez
of Tampa, Fla, in an eight-round
bout as the Semi-final match on
the BalSamo-R iSko card.
The bout draws comment to the
effect that Alvarez will continue
his campaign for title match
with Lou AmberS by meeting
QuarleS. The Tampa boy is plenty
tough, but QuarlcS is back in good
shape, and perhaps the Hender-
Sonvillc boy will use Alvarez as a
stepping stone, instead of the vice
cerSa situation.
\ short time ago Norment said
he was in fine shape and ready to
meet any of the lightweights. An
attack of influenza put him out
for time, but he is back in shape
and ready to go.
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. . N <,S4 i@ !ES

lows: Margaret Brookshire, presi-
dent, Betty AShmcad, vice-prcsl,,
dent, Carolyn Ship, secretary ana
treasurer, and Frances Wright, re-
porter. The club has two branches:
one, composed of the first year
group; the other, the second ana
third year girls. The first year
group will have interesting pro-
grams, while the second group
will work on handiwork. Frances
Shipman and Lucy Strider were
chosen respectively as chairmen OF
the program and entertainment
committees for the first and sec
ond groups. The two branches
viii alternate meeting every other
Thursday, and it is planned for
tho two groups to meet together
several times during the year.
Miss Pridgen is the faculty adj
visor for the club.
Chapel program Wednesday was
very interesting. Mr.. Thomas H..
Franks, local attorney, was the
principal speaker and his talk
was very inspiring. The custom
Of presenting the scholarship cup
to the homeroom making the high
est average was revived by the
Honor Society and the cup was
presented to the senior girls,
homcroom los. Incidentally, this
is about the second or third year
that senior girl homcroom has
won ,hC cup.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
SECOND
GUESSING
EVERYBODY'S GOING
BY M. M. QUARTERBACK

Just about all of HenderSonville
football fandom' is heading for
Greenville this Saturday. There's
hardly a fan in town who hasn't
already purchased tickets and
made plans to attend the Hurri-
cane-Wildcat affair.
The Wildcats will be the favor
ed team, and will be seeking their
first win from the Hurricane since
1920, when they downed Fmmar
7 to 0.
The two teams have met in II
games and Furman is one up in
the series, with no tie games. Way
back in '02, in the first meeting
Furman won 6 to 0. Then in 1915
Davidson Swamped the Hurricane
5S to 13 and won the next fOul
games. However, from 1921
through 1925 the Hurricane wor
all games in the series.
The Cats have demonstrated
their great ability by leading the
Southern conference in scoring
and are in fourth place in the con,
ference. A win over the Hurri.
cane will send the Wildcats right
up to the top in conference stand,
ings.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
Cardui Helps When
Nerves Seem on
Edge Every Month

Women who find themselves in a
painful, nervous fix, suffering every
month, may have some functional
trouble which Cardui should benefit.
"At times, I felt like I must scream
~ a door slammed or there was an
unusual noise" writes Mrs. P. A.
Oelum, of Haines City, Fla. Il did
not feel like doing my houSeworE,
and as had other WORK DeSlSeS, !
felt more like lying down. A friend
OF mine asked me to try Caraui,
which I did. After my first oottte; l
felt much better. I continued tan.
ing it until I had taken SIX or Sevet,
bottles. BY this time I was SO inGcn !;
improved was able to leave IL OIL /.
II mot benefited by cardai. consult "
physician.
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I'm yANTROWITZ

This wear. as in the past pep
meetings have been held on most
If the Thursday nights before the
football games. On each OF these
NIGHTS barring lad weather and
other hindranccs, the cheer lead
ers, "Dot" Bates, "Tootsic" John,
SON, and Donnie" Barber, lead
\ large group OF students in wells
and songs before a huge bonfire
on the athletic field. After these
wells, songs and pep talks, all
the students form an a line ana
parade up and down Main street
hating at various places TO rock
the CITY to and fro with the noise
As the annual game with Waynes.
Vile next Friday is always one OF
extreme importance and interest
cheer leaders revealed that a spe,,
cial meeting was being planned
for Thursday night.
The Debate club held its weekly
meeting at the home of Ed Nan
trowitZ last Monday night with a
rropram which had been planned
for visitors. Several students VINO
were not even in the CLUB were
ohIiging enough to participate IN
the program. Visitors taxing part
in tho program were Margaret
Rrooksbirc and Donald Barber.
Mentors of the club who spoke
we're Travis Brown, Billy Reese,
Ed Eantrowitz. the president, kal-
man sherman and Oliver Brown
loo, the club sponsor. The princl-
nal ypccch of the evening was de-
livorcd by Mr, Stephens of the
high school faculty, on the value
of debating training.
For the second consecutive year
Miss Goodman'S senior knglSh
classes are presenting an art eN-
hibit. The present collection. as
WAS last years is composed of l3o
rcproductionS of the more famous
mastcrpieccS. i small nominal aa-
mission fee to see tn" pictures IS
charged. which is used to buy pic
lures for the claSsrOoms. Last
wears exhibit was very successful
and it is hoped that this year :
win be Just as good. Visitors
should have no trouble in locating
the exhibit as il is on the first
floor of the high school building.
The exhibit will be opened Friday
nipht if there Is n large enough
demand for it. it was announced.
X
On Thursday, Oct. %, the Home
Economics club had its first meet
ing and elected officers as fol-
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Salute TO ZOzhe
b. Rsehel Msek
o =. Ma S.~.ss '-e

sweetly. leaning toward HIM ant
touching his hands, "Gour chlvalrS
and your emotions did it, DARING
| think it's rather tragic the way
men get into these things. =,
Listen, Morgan, you're gong
places if nothing hinders you,
can't stand by and see you saddle
f! yourself with a hopeless weight
ike the Need family. The Needs
are on their way out, Morgan
They used to be something, but
now they're just dead TIMBER
Why should you carry them" -.
Morgan got up and paced the
floor Eve saw that he was 60
ing to confide in her She lis
tened attcntively.
This is the way 1t stands,
Eve" Morgan said. Il told Nate
we'd get married if she'd dItch
her family. | hope to Heaven she
turns me down" :.
rye shook her head wisely
"Shc won't. of course. you poor
baEv, You're too good a eaten
You're the best looking male IN
town and you're nicely set IN Il
GOOD law firm. You've got that
$4,000 - excuse me Tor DeihE
rcrsonal.-that your mother LETT
Won # Rates withholding her
Yes its only for the sake OF
looks She'd ditch a dozen fam
lies for YOU. Though YOU can
take nv word for it. Morgan. the
Needs won't stay ditchcd. You II
have them all on your back
eventually.
Morgan stopped in his pacing
and stood in front of her. \ sur
pri>cd and daring look was in his
ewes. He quoted cXpcrmentally'
"'.NIcthinkS the lady doeth pro-
test too much! Are you fishing
for me. by any chance you
husSv?"
rive been fishing for YOU for
weeks" Eve replied. You're
not my best prospect, by any
means. but | happen TO be crazy
about YOU" She got up ana
walked into his arms and left the
rest TO human nature.
Later she said, "Nou must go
tonight and have it out with her,
Morgan. Delays are dangerous.
You must tell her. right off, that
YOU can't let her make the Sacl-
flee YOU asked her to make last
night" >.
eve. you're wonderful" Nor.
can said tenderly. He felt rs II
he had been about to step over
precipicc. and Eve had saved HIM.
Ito be cOntinucd).
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SISTER MARY'S MENU
BY NEA Service

ny WA cSi WIG
ERESH macferel is the darling
of fish fancierS. Baked with
2 lively sauce. 1t will make every
member of the family change his
mind about not liking fish. Use 2
medium mackerels of about | ID
pounds each. Remove head and
tail from the cleaned fish, then
split and remove backbone.
Grease a l5-inch shallow baking
platter Of enamel, earthenware or
glass. Place the mackerel on it,
with skin side down. Sprinkle
with IL teaspoon salt and l-3 cup
Sifted bread crumbs.
For the sauce, use / tablespoon
flour. l tablespoon dry mustard,
2 tablespoons butter, ga cup boil
ing water, ID teaspoon salt and
z tablespoons lemon juice. Com
bine flour, mustard and butter
until they form a smooth, creamy
paste. Using saucepan over low
fire. add the boiling water and
cook until slightly thickened.
Turn in the salt and lemon Juice.
mix thoroughly, then pour this
sauce over the fish. Bake in mod
crate oven for 80 minutes. Serve
hot from the platter it was cooked
in.
Broiled Halibut
That makes one surprise for six
hungry Friday night diners. Here
Is another deep sea recipe that is
unusual in both simplicity and
flavor. For six persons. use a
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-28
GUDGER AT EAST
FLAT ROCK TONIGHT

Announcements was made today
that Vonmo l.. Gudgcr OF AShc-
Vile will address a meeting of Re-
pubIicans al East Flat Rock high
school auditorium this. WcdneS-
day evening. at 1870 o'clock.
Mr.. Gudger, who will be re-
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REPUBLICANS HERE
TO PUSH CHARGES
REGARDING BALLOTS
CONTINUED from page one)

election chairman, has on oCcaS-
ions given any number OF thGSe
blanks to Republican WORKERS. ne
said he did not take the blanks IN
nnv unlawful way. but that they
we're on A table, in full view of
al people in the office and that
he took them in full view Of the
election board Office force and
Others in the office at tn" time.
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thick halibut steak, weighing
about 2 IL pounds. Rub both
sides with a Glove of garlic, sea.
son with salt and pepper, then
brush with olive oil. Get your
broiler hot, grease the broiler to
prevent the fish from sticking,
then place the oiled fish under the
flame. Broil on one side about
Is minutes, baSting with more
olive oil as it threatens to get too
brown. Turn. and repeat broil.
ing and brushing with oil. Blend
together teaspoon butter, tea
spoon chopped parsley, teaspoon
minced onion and teaspoon LEM
on juice. Take fish from under
broiler, spread on the butter mix
ture, then return to flame for an
other 3 minutes. Serve at once.