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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-25

wstervilje, Febs 96-Tbe Casper o.
Davis, American Lesiop Auxiliary,
win hold IN invitation Hay Seed
dance and social, Saturday evening,
February 9Th. ct Fraternity hall o.,
Boydesi street ct . O'Clock. All are
requested 70 attend IN arprorriate
costume.
George 0reujey's Blue Devile Or.
ctestge, Of Wategyjlle, win furnish
the music. a1d 3 gay and merry
time y being pjgug1ed w the com
inittee IN charge witch comprises
Of HstS. Mae saith, house cosnsDit~
tee cheirlady. sstlsbed " Mrs. Mar.
jofie Siser,
Zen Jehussn Dstter
HeuauliltT johnson Of Doyder1
street Who has been confined To- his
home because of sickness for the
past two weeks, has recovered SUI
ficieutly 70 be out again.
IN the Tuesday afternoon tourn.
ament Of the Cornell Bridge club
Of WateYvflie, conducted under the
direction Of Mrs. John G. Moriarty.
the top scorers were as follows:
North and South. Mrs. Homer Sen
Tor and Mrs. Leon Totten 40 Ia:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-25
POPE XII HONORS
FATHER CONLON
National Director Of Holy
Name Societies Receives
Cross

Very rev. Thomas r. Conion, OF,
national director Of the Holy Name
Societies, and a native Of this city,
has had the cross Pro Ecclesia ct
Pontifice conferred upon him by
Pope Plus XXI. In recognition Of his
work In advancing the Holy Name
society. Word Of the award was re-
ceived here from Rome, and ac-
cording to the announcement special
recognition Is also given for his
work in organizing the third nation
al convention of the Holy Name
SOCIETIES which was held In New
York last September.
The convention was o huge sue
cess. lasting several days. and being
attended by delegates from every
society II, this city.
The medal 10 described as being
q cross made In octangular form
by fleurs.de-lis fixed In angles Of
the cross. In the center Of the cross
Is Q small medal with the image OF
Pope Leo XIII. On the reverse side
are the Papal embienas. surrounded
by the motto PRO Ecclesia ct pentl-
flee" The ribbon y purple with tines
Of white and yellow and each border
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-25

the Central Y. M. G. A., Thursday
March 4 at SIS O'Clock. The main
Seatupye Of the program will be
sound motion pictures entitled The
Alchemist,s Hourglass' and THE
Art Of Grinding" furnished to the
club through the courtesy Of the
White Supply company.
The eOmmjttee on the Water.
bury Community Forum met ct
the Central Y. NJ. @. A. Monday
neon 10 Icy plans for the 1897
20 series 81 lectures, Herman
KoeSteY presided. Others present
weg6 Arthur n. Gespel. Howard
y. Gee, william D. Pierson. and
Secretary Arthur L. Purinton. II
wss voted { 6rec0mfnend . series
Of five programs 70 be held in
October, November, January and
February. ss@
The committee on Unit Courses
en the Educational Department met
vesteyday noon and recommended q
series Of spring courses based oil
tnphby interests. Some Of the sug-
gested courses are Amateur Pho
Biography, Small gailboat Racing,
angling, Philately and Amateur Ra.
dio Broadcasting. Those present
at the meeting were Forrest q.
Purtnton, chairman. Leland v. Clark
and Secretary Arthur L. Purinton.
Other members Of the committee
ARE: John q. 0ilmartin. Arthur H.
doepel. James M. Perry, Jr, Al
fred =. Msyerhans and Mary L.
Martin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-25
JEWRY OBSERVES
FEAST OF PURIIM

Local Jewry copyrighted in sew
ernl services and programs yoster-
day and last night 70 celebrate the
feats Of Purtm, or the feast Of
-6ts.
More than 80 persons. including
100 children, took part IN the serv-
ices at the Beth.El synagogue last
niJht. Rabbi William r. Greenfield
told the story Of the Book Of Esther.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-25
Hay Seed Dance To
Be Given Saturday
American Legion Auxiliary Plans Costume Party In
Fraternity Hail. Union Prayer Meeting Tonight
WATFRVILLE


Mrs. Alfred Eminons and Mrs.
James Laresy, tied with Mrs. o. II.
Hunt and Mira George 0cggiTA <6:
East and West. Mrs. Charles Ferry
and Mrs. william O'Csllaghan 50
La: Mrs, Ealph Grain end Mrs.
James Duncan, 50: official standing
was; Mrs. Ferry and Mrs. O'Callag.
han, 1913: Mrs. Grain and Mrs. Dun
cen, lO7 leg: Mts. Totten and Mrs.
senior, % 1y2.
n wlble Study Meeting
The Waterviiye Union church I'm
der the, Leadership Cf Miss Elizabetl,
~. Weeks, minister, will hold q
Bjble study and prayer meeting this
evening et 5:f6 o'clock at the par.
ecsjaee ost Boydeu street. At the
clcsf cf thu meeting the quartet will
hold . yeheaysal.
81. Paul's Episeopa! church, uu,
der the leadership Of its rector, Rev.
Raymond NJ. .. Adams, will hold O
Lentet1 Service tomorrow afternoon,
Friday. February 26th, OF $50
O'Clock. At the parisl, house, espec-
tally for the children and the young
people Of the church.
Two teams Of the Paramount
Bowling league, met last night at
the Waterville alleys. when ksjeg's
team took three strings from SiSeTis
gang, but II. Hendrickson, Of Sizer,s
team took high honors with single
string 1T. and three string pinfall,
411 5#y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-25

freshments. Those who took part Ia
tn progrn' include: william KFa-
ner, Abtshan. Kramer. As1ah shfl-
ler, Bella Harendelu, Bernard Leon,
Horton Tar, Heuya 6heinkopf,
Miriam Baitim, Esther Kunofsky.
Rrth gIausner and Allen Goldman.
All sessions have been cancelled to-
dy.
Tbs Young Israe, organization oh.
served the eeats with @ social and
services program IN the Waterbury
Hebrew institute last night. More
tf- N 100 attended. Hymsn Kosows
sky, Joseph shulman and Sidney
Zurleg were IN charge Of the serv.
Ices. The sem monthly meeting for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-25

ami Abraham Kramer read the
Megillah, the scroll Of the Book Of
Esther. Nj. and Mrs. Harry Fisher
served Hamantasher and passed cut
nvisemakeTs 10 the children. The
Megiilah was again read at services
ct 2 O'Clock this morning. Rabbi
0reenfeld win speak at Beth-W TO-
morrow evening On the subject,
~Anti-semitism Throughout the
a. e5"
Jewish aad Hebrew Purim songs
and recitations formed the program
held by pupils OF the Waterbury
Hebrew Institute school. Daughters
Of Beth Israel acted as hostesses
and distributed notsemalefS and re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-25

Rochester, n. =. CUP)-oeeres
q. Kelly, freshman CONGRESSMAN
from this district. has turned Jour
nalist. He writes Q daily column
for q local newgpapeg on Sdoineg"
IN the natsou,s capital. Ills drst ccgl.
tributlon invited friends and con-
stituents 70 visit him ct No. 323,
Confessional once Building,
Washingtogi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-25
BAKING COMPANY
DRIVERS HONORED

Deputy Police superintendent
Daniel Carson yesterday conferred
safe driving awards upon three
drivers for the Continental Baking
Co., who have driven the past five
years, without being respouSible Tor
q niishap. The awards cousigt Of
Q gold pin. with diamond inset.
Thu drivers are John Liueburgm
Of Wsluut aveuue: Joseph YAno.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-25

Sich o. Alder street. ana Nlck Esf-
rsFi Of Hamilton agbnne. rhs
awards were presented at ire colis
pany plant. With 3. 6. Haven Of
New York, safety engineer Of the
baking company and chairman ~
the commercial vehicle section oi
National Safety Council; and John
A, Kurz. manager Of the local
bakery, present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-25

BY permission o. The Australian
government four Japanese experts
viii spend Q yer IN analyxt1g and
grading the dsposits of ore on Kcc-
Ian Island, on the coast Of western
Australia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-25

next Thursday evening hes been
caslcslled but Z. II. Davis win speak
March 70. >.
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British Query On
High Living Costs
Going Into Homes


LONDON, March I6.--(UP)-
Twenty thousand houscw V s
throughout Great britain are to
be asked TO reveal 10 the govern
mcnt the secret Of how they make
lends meet"
They will be asked how much
they spend on housekeeping, how
much on FOOD alone, what food
stuffS they buy, and how much
food they waste.
This will be the third great gov
eminent inquiry this century de-
signed to find out how people live
and what are the minimum food
costs to keep Il person in health.
The previous inquiries were made
in 1901 and 1918. On these the
official cost of living" index fig
ureS havcbCen based.
Domestic scales and standard
vast" bins will be provided for a
selected percentage Of the 10000.
The housewives chosen for this
more detailed investigation will
be asked to weigh their food care
fully and to keep the waste and
weigh il, SO that exact calcutta
tions can &c made of average
food eaten in families of differ
Cnt wage levels.
There will be no compulsiOn on
anyone TO give the required in
formation, which will be treated
contidcntiaily. The collection of
the details will be carried out by
local authorities and the cost de-
frayed by the treasury.
The result Of the survey will be
studied by the advisory commit
tee on nutrition.
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Saluda' S Junior
Woman's Club I'm
Benefit Tonight:

SALUDA. March ia party
will be given on Tuesday evening,
March lG, for the benefit of the
Junior Woman's club. Games will
be arranged and refreshments
served ut the old Martin tea room,
beginning at O'Clock. A small
admission will be charged.
An unusually good song service
was held on Sunday at the Baptist
church. \ large number were
present to benefit by the fine
music. Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon of
BOSNIAN. were among the out-oI-
town singers.
a missionary service was held
at the Methodist church Sunday
evening. Rev. Q. Y. Armstrong
gave very interesting address on
China and Mis-. Armstrong sang
some Chinese music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pope have
returned from ii pleasant visit to
Florida.
Rev. F. O. Dryman of the Try
on and Saluda Methodist churches,
has been i'll since Friday, at the
parsonage in Saluda.
James Thomas who has many
months Of invalidism at his home
on Laurel Drive is very seriously
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EX-SLAVE, l0l, NOW
PROUD HE is ABLE
AT LAST TO READ

COLUMBIA. s. c., March l6.
(UP)-Unclc jim Sowell, cX-sIavc
who took to "book l'arnin' " ut
the age Of 1Ol, is thinking of
marrying.
"Ah been mighty lonesome for
a long time and now that abs
been educated, an guess all might
get married." the aged negro. be-
licved to be the oldest student TO
attend an adult school sponsored
by WPA, declared.
Uncle jim. wrinklcd and stoop-
shouldcred, first attended WPA
school in 1885. For 10 months he
trudgcd eight miles to school
through all kinds of weather to
learn how to read and write.
When school closed Uncle jim
was still eager to learn more and
one Of the teachers obliged by
making weekly trips 10 his small
cabin to continue the lessons.
"Ah's specially glad to learn
reading" the negro told the teach
er. cause now all can read my
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i'll at present.
o. D. Gilbert is improving very
slowly. -,
Miss Emma Disosway is still
confined to her room.
Mrs. Stubs Nouisc anc) has
been in Saluda for somr weeks
getting her house, "Thc Oaks" in
order. She has rented il for the
season to Mrs. Mary fuller Of
Ann Arbor, Mich, who will &C.
cupy it us soon as the weather
permits.
Nr. Stubs was here Sunday
end Mrs. Stubs will return with
him to their present home i'll Nor
canton.
David Sallcy, eldest son Of Al
bert NJ. Sallcv Of Saluda, will
celebrate his ninth birthday oil
Thursday.
basketball Journeys arc the
school excitement this week.
Mrs. edwin Harris Of Orange,
Y. j.. was in Saluda, n few days
last week visiting Mrs. +. J.. iiar-
ris. She returned home Friday.
Mrs. L. l.. Harris. her son,
James Harris, at present in bust
ness IN Charlotte. Mrs. Paul Nc
Lure and Miss Blair. attended
service at the Episcopal church in
Tryon Sunday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16
ALL MEMORIES OF EDWARD
ARE REMOVED FROM YORK
HOUSE, GL0UCESTER'S HOME

LONDON, March lG.-(UPl-
The Duke and Duchess of Glou-
cestor, deputy king and queen,
soon will move into their new
quarters, York House, st. James,
Palace, formerly the Duke OF
WindSor'S much beloved bachelor
establishment.
The aEdication Of Edward had
nothing to do with changc-over,
although it was ut York House
that Edward staged his famous
dinner party when Prime Minister
Stanley Baldwin and his wife first
met Mrs. Wallis Simpson. and, so
10 speak, placed that lady on the
map.
1t was arranged that the
ClOuc' stcrS should go to York
House soon after Edward became
king. Since Queen Mary was quit
ting buckingham Palace for near
by Marlborough House, and Ed
ward was getting ready TO occupy
the palace, the GlouccStorS, which
they have occupied since too, had
to move out of the dukes bache-
Tor quarters in the palace, their
wedding in November. 1885.
York House has been TCdecO-
rated and rcfurniShcd Tor the
young couple. Recently, the Ouch
cSs, who has been staying with
Queen Mary. has spent all her
free afternoons inspecting her
new home.
Ousting virtuGllv every memory
of Edwards residence there. even
the new carpets he chose shortly
before going over to the palace,
have been rc-Gycd to harmonic
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16
STUDY OF SURFACE
WATER FLOW PLANNED

ATLANTA, Ga. March lG.--
CUP)-The Georgia geology di.
vision and the federal govern.
ment soon will begin a study Of
surface water flow at approx
matcly 20 places along larger riv-
erS in the state. -,
State Geologist Richard W..
Smith said the study would re-
suit in valuable information for
new industries, power dcvel>o-
ment. flood control, water sup
plies and design for highway
bridges.
The study. financed Jointly by
the geology division and the fed
eral government, will consist OF
daily-and in some cases hourly
measurements of the flow OF
the largest streams in various sec
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16
HORSES VALUE NOW
S99, SURVEY SHOWS

DENVER. March 16. (UP)-
The horse is not going to replace
the automobile, hut better days
are dawning for Dobbin.
The horse is more popular now
than at any time since 1920, ac-
cording to +. X. Read, statistician
of the u. S. bureau of agricultur-
al economies.
The renewed popularity Of
horses, according TO Reed. has
bl ought the price for the animals
up to $99.OG Il head-a figure pre-
vi0usly matched only in times OF
war. But war plans have nothing
to do with Dobbin's present cash
value, Reed said.
The credit, instead, goes to the
tractor. the combine. the motor
power grader and all other gaso-
line stccds that one time drove
down the horses value to about
half today's price. The lowering
Of price made it impracticable to
raise new animals.
Horses, therefore, decreased
steadily from 1920 until the pres
ent time. Now that horses are
scarce, their value is increasing
tremendously.
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with the duchcSS'S color schemes.
Since St. Jamcs's Palace is a
royal residence. whose maintc-
nance is the care Of the state,
painters, decorators, and plumb
erS from the office of works have
been carrying out the alterations,
without Il penny Of cost coming
out OF the nOnc-tOo-largc pocket
of the duke.
One of their most difficult Jobs
has been ovnThauling the compli-
Gated wiring system Edward in
stalled in making Work House the
most modem and comfortable
royal quarters.
As King Georges right hand
man, the duke will have consid-
cradle amOu1t Of entertaining to
do, particularly during the coro-
nation, and III" long dining-room
on the ground floor. and tn" big
double reception room on the sec
ond floor Will he the scenes of
som" brilliant functions.
Tho duke and duchess will have
their private rooms on the second
floor, and downstairs they have
set aside rooms for their sccrc'
tarics, cquerrics and lsdics-in'
waiting.
Sir Godfrey Thomas, who acted
for 50 many years as secretary to
the Prince Of Wales, again will
occupy his old quarters in his new
post of secretary to the duke and
duchess.
The rooms formerly used by
the Duke of Kent, as Prince
George. will form part of the
duchCsS'S private suite.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16
COOLIDGE HOME MAY
BAR WATER TROUGHS

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Mar.
16 OUP).-Labeled menace to
.antomobilists and children, one of
the last two watering troughs that
recall horse and buggy days IN
Northampton, home of the late
President Calvin Coolidge, soon
may be removed. 80,
Alderman Robert p. Emrick has
roGuseted the public works board
70 order removal of the trough
from his district because children
nIoy;nc near the trough often are
,,rrowlv missed by automobiles.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16
pFRISCOPE MARKER

HONOLULU. IUPJ-N new
ous driver might receive a start
from n road marker here. a full
size submarine apparently Is
bout 10 rise from dry land. When
tbo $40 was decommissioned the
on r tower was removed and
placed Al the entrance 70 tine "'-
val base.
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Bible. Abs always wanted to do
that
Uncle Jim has been independent
all his life. He has his garden and
two pigs and cooks his own meals
g ccpt when my granddaughter
cooks fer me-"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16
Cinsi;,lg Exports
Pass Million Mark

NORFOLK. Va. March 10
(Up)-Gip,cng. n herb cultivated
in mountains Of North Carolina
and Virginia. accounted for more
than = million dollars of exports
loaded aboard foreign-bound ships
in 1896.
\ large norton Of the ginseng
was loaded ut Norfolk ship tcrmi-
nails. 1t is sent chiefly TO China,
whore if is dried and used for
making medicine which Chinese
consider a "curc-all."
Commerce department records
show 100000 pounds Of ginseng
valued at $l,23G,OOO were export
cd last wear. and approximately
100000 pounds, valued at $25,-
100000. have been shipped from
this country during the past ID
years.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16
TICKS FROM 1856

BOSTON. (UP)-Whcn Bos-
tonians discovered that the clock
atop Old South Meeting House
was 90 minutes slow. they weren't
the least disturbed-they are sur
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40-Miscellaneous

SCRAP IRON - Mixed CARROTS;
auto, agricultural and industrial
scrap. Advise shipping point
and will quote best cash price
fob. cars. C. E. Luttrell 4
Co. Greenville, s. G.
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BUILDING NEWS
Published By
RIGBY-MORROW co.
Lumbcr-Builders' Supplies
Millwork
Fourth Ave. E. Phone 81

W. p. Bane is building and re-
pairing his cabins at Lake Falls in
preparation for a big crowd of
summer campers. Better get your
place fixed up.
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FURS.HIDES-They are bringing
good prices and we are buyin'
heavily. Bring them in at once
for top prices. Sherman's Groc
cry, Phone Gil.
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priscd it runs at all. The clock
was installed in the tower in 1855
and has been running almost
steadily ever since. 1t has been re-
raircd only three times since
1926.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16

No. ,r5 Trib-
|Cs-ls %. l."...>> ,'' 90" .,
j O. Hysa.-. "''
word :.,.,.,.,o.;,,
l. 80. ask 90. 81. -. II a. theu
.tr- "N.gr.I . atS; - '''eS
4 strictly ,"at,S",Trs ~ al' r;,,,,.
z error Is mace. .;r,r, ." S,r ', only
..rr.. Insertion. The
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16

tionS.
For benefit of water supplies
for municipalities and manufac-
tuning concerns, the investigators
will take daily samples of water
from ten of the most important
streams and analvzc them.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16
O-Business Services

nv 1,'''IELE? Safety of your
gs y0. with as is insured
div |a."p December, 1886,
In ~ u. "a, . per cent per an
g., 'u NOW Of anything
= We GO not. First Fed
g.r '''No7 & foan "Associa-
.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16

and county prop.
ertv with D to 7-room houses
for sale. rent. exchange. Glover
Jones, Phone 12O.
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15-MisceHaneous

DELco LIGHT PLANTS, Pumps
and Radios; Parts and Service.
Easy terms. A. NJ. Feather
stone. phone 2S4, at Gray 4
HIGGINS.
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WANTED cattle to pasture. Jas
Barnwell, Edneyville, n. c.
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S-Foodstuffs

p, sISH-Several varieties.
"a -.c q pound for friers.
ma. ana eggs bringing top
Pr Prices. VI. X. Cox.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16
WANTED
3I--Real Estate

WANTED Estings of all kinds real
estate. for sale, rent or eX-
change. j. Louis Albea.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16
l2-Radios and Service

SPECiALS-Two 1886 new caSi-
net Atwater-Kent radios. Spe-
cial price $50 each. Midcity
Tire Co.
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FINE WEATHER for painting, re-
pairing, remodeling and build
ing. Let US discuss with you our
service, quality of materials and
reasonable costs. Henderson
vile Supply & Coal Co. Phone
500. Mil.work, lumber, paints,
coal. builders hardware.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16

VANTED-Sevcral small places
from two TO 10 acres, improved.
J. D. Solley. Phone l72.
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WIZARD PLOW POINTS and re-
pairs. Genuine. All sizes. Wade
King. New location, Main St.,
below courthouse.
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Special Notices

KEEP MOTHS OUT of clothes
closet by letting us line with
cedar. HenderSonville Lumber
Co. Phone ~. Near depot. ="
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S'.S your irui, trees now. We
=. sbee'al bargains in Stark
~ - 'reeS for the next two
g!s.N Il. Walter Fuller, 113
al ave, ". go
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l1-Household Goods

PRACTICALLY new Frigidaire
electric bottle cooler. twelve
dozen capacity. for only SOS.
Reliable Furniture Co.. opposite
courthouse. Phone T70-J.
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The 1886 census estimates the
population of Paris proper at .
100000. With the suburbs, it is
more than 100000.
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WE SERVICE all makes of radios.
Satisfaction guaranteed. No
charge for testing tubes. Brun-
son Furniture Co.
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START your chicks win Ful-O-
Pep starti-g mash and the race
is half won. Farmers Fedora
ton.
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WE SERVICE all makes of radios.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Company. Phone l2l.
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livestock and Poultry
4-Seeds and Plants

~ " SALE - 80 bushels No. I
S,,sa Mountain potatoes; grown
NJ Js certified seed bought from
4, u. d Sons. Richmond. Va. (;
-, 80. olshs. cash. Selected 40
- so.-,ogs from one bag planted
:. .-sea one 0Ushcl. r. x. Stepp,
80 os aeEi s., Route 4, ii mile
a., -. ooh GEcenyille and Spar
2a'lc highways.
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IS YOUR RADIO performing we'll?
Wen check it for you free of
charge. Reliable Furniture CO.,
opposite courthouse. Phone TO
J.
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Here's Where Advertiser Was Overwhelmed Applicants And Escaped Through Back D

WE OFFER you full insurance
service. except life. See Nor
row Insurance Agency about
any of your insurance prob
lens.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-16

USE MERCO fish and tankase
fertilizers for bigger crops and
Woods seeds for best stands.
Sold by II. ID. Hyder. On the
Bank ut Depot.