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Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23
Young Democratic Clubs
Of Montgomery Plan Dance

The first Of series of dances to
be given by the United Young
Democratic Clubs of Montgomery
County will be held on Saturday,
October 9th at the Indian Spring
County Club.
James Cummings of Chevy Chase
and William Wootton of Rockville,
co-chairnien of the entertainment
committee, have secured one of the
finest bands in the city of Washing
ton to provide the music for the
evening.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23
Senator L. G. Sasscer
A Candidate For Governor

Senator Lansdale G. Sasscer, of
Prince Georges County, president of
the State Senate, announced his can
didacy for Governor this week.
The Senator, who has been spoken
of as potential candidate for some
months, stated that he wanted to
"settle once and for all the various
rumors that have been circulated to
the effect that did not intend to
run for Governor" In his formal
statement Mr.. Sasscer said that he
would issue at a later date the plat
form on which he intends to wage
his campaign.
AS veteran Of the General
Assembly since 1922 the Prince
Georges Senator is one Of the States
outstanding Democrats and has been
spoken of prominently as the prob
able Democratic candidate in 1888.
With Mayor Howard w. Jackson
in the field, it is assumed that there
will be wide open primary fight
for this Democratic nomination next
year. Among others who have been
prominently mentioned are Howard
Bruce, Democratic National Com
mitteeman, Herbert r. O'Conor,
Attorney-G General, William S. Gordy,
Comptroller, DR.. Charles Conley, Of
Frederick, and others.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23
Eight Men Indicted
On Various Charges

Trials Of the eight men indicted on
various charges by the present
Montgomery County grand jury were
set for Monday by Circuit Court
Judges Charles Woodward this week.
The men arraigned before Judge
Woodward and the charges on which
they were indicted follow:
Albert Isley, bigamy; Judson T.
Dorsey, colored, arson and attempted
arson; Charles F. Ricketts,, forgery
and false pretenses; Sidney Harris,
colored, larceny; Albert Kirk, lar
ceny; Emory Dorsey, colored, bur-
glary and larceny; Charles o. Dis
ney, assault with intent to murder,
and Fred Palmer, colored, assault
with intent to murder.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23
Young Democrats To
Stage Dinner November II
At The Lord Baltimore

Postmaster James A. Farley,
Democratic National Chairman, will
be the principal speaker at the
annual dinner of the Young Demo
cratic Clubs of Maryland, which will
be held at the Lord Baltimore Hotel
on November II. The announcement
was made this week by Lawrence
B. Fenniman, president of the fed
Grated group Of clubs and w. Griggs
Gassaway, Howard County delegate,
who is chairman of the dinner COM
mittee.
Other speakers and honor guests
for the occasion are: Howard Bruce,
Democratic National Committeeman
for Maryland, a Howard countian;
Sumner Welles, Assistant Secretary
of State; Mayor Howard w. jackson,
Baltimore; Lansdale G. Sasscer, Will
liam S. Gordy; United States Sena-
tors George L. Radcliffe and Mil
lard E. Tydings; Herbert R. O'Conor,
Attorney General of Maryland.
According to Mr.. Gassaway, resi-
dents of Howard County have al
ready reserved twelve tables for the
evening and reservations are still
coming in.
Plans called for dance to follow
the banquet.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23

Miss Margaret Ashton of Glen
mont and MIR. Donald Rabbit Of
Aspen, were married on Tuesday,
September 21. At st. Mary's Epis-
copal Church, Aspen, in the presence
OF only the immediate members OF
the two families.
The newly married couple wiz
occupy their new home at Aspen.
The bride has been given several
showers by her many friends.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23
Dance At Ellicott City
For The Hospital Fund

The Howard County Cotillion Club
will sponsor a dance Saturday,
October 2, at the Vineyard Pavilion,
near Ellicott City, for the benefit OF
the Montgomery County General
Hospital Building Fund. ~ ~
Mrs. Roland Childs will head the
committee. A good orchestra, q
cracking fire in the huge fireplace
and tables as usual.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23
AS We See It
By MONTCO

THE AAA WANTS to cut 100000.
600 acres from normal crops next
year. But, as Secretary Wallace
points out, nothing can be done with
out a control program passed by
Congress. Under the new plan,
farmers would receive payments fol
keeping within soil-depleting crop
goals and for attaining soil-building
detectives, but participation is volun-
tary and the acreage limitation lacks
the binding compulsion Of the invali-
dated original AAA.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23
Robert Pumphrey Back
At School In Virginia

Robert A. Pumphrey has returned
to lMassanutten Military Academy,
Woodstock, Va, where he Is in his
junior year. He expects to join his
father in business here in Rockville
after finishing school. Young Pum-
phrey is the son of Mr.. and Mrs-
William Reuben Pumphrey, OF West
Montgomery Avenue.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23
Farley Will Speak At
POstOffice- Dedication

Postmaster-G General James Farley
and Representative Stephen Gambrill
will speak at the dedication of the new
Laurel postoffice Tuesday, September
2S, at P. NJ, according to Smith W.
Purdum, Fourth Assistant Postmas-
ter-General.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23
New Theatre Being
Planned For Bethesda

Within the coming week ground will
be broken in Bethesda for construc-
ton of a modern 1000 seat Theatre
and shopping center on the site now
occupied by the golf practice range,
on the Rockville Pike near the East
West highway.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23

IN ASIA, THE situation daily be-
comes more acute. Nations conceive
and foster the fox who gnaws at the
vitals of peaceful countries and
hope to satisfy their greed for ad-
ditional territory by conquest rather
than by arbitration. Whoever said
"the pen is mightier than the sword"
was unacquainted with the real state
of affairs.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23
Young Republicans To
Begin Dances Sept. 25

The Montgomery County Young
Republican Club win start its full
Winter season with q dance Saturday,
September 26, at the National
Woman's Country Club.
F. G. Sedgwick's orchestra will
furnish the music.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23
CONTESTANTS STANDING
Qn Relative Order)
UP TO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %

MRS. DOROTHY GOTT BROSIUS Rockville, Md.
| MISS ANITA LAMAR ......... Rockville, Md.
MRS FRANCIS MILLER ... Ashton, Md.
Mr.. JAMES B. WHITE ....... Germantown Md.
MRS. GRANVILLE THOMPSON Coesvile Md.
MISS MARY LOU WALKER Gaithersburg Md.
MR.. WOODROW DUvAL ~ Gaithersburg Md.
MISS LoTTIE MoSSBERG ., Seneca, Md.
MISS MILDRED WATKINS ~ Potomac, Md.
MISS ARDEAN OWINGS .....,. Etchison, Md
THERE IS STILL TIME TO ENTER,
AMI, WIN! .19t ~ aAs1 ar's
Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23

IN LIGHT OF A RECENT survey
to determine Hessian fly infestatien
in wheat stubble, farmers are advised
not to seed the fall crop before Octo-
ber 10th. The survey in central
Maryland shows an infestation of ap-
proximately 80, with some fields
running as high as 1870. Should
wheat be planted before this crop of
fly lays. its eggs, they will be de-
posted on the young wheat where
they will remain until next spring
and hatch out. The young-hatched
larva are the ones that do damage by
unjointing the stalk about the time it
heads out.
With the advanced season, it is
greatly feared that farmers will be in
too great hurry to plant both bar
ley and wheat. Of course, Hessian
Fly does not attack barley
so the main danger in planting
this crop to early is that the barley
might become So far advanced that
the stalks might begin to joint and
be killed off during the winter.
Planting dates recommended by the
Department of Agricultural are Sep
tember goth or later for barley and
Oct. 10th or later for wheat.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT feels
it incumbent to take another trip
West for some more traln-piatform
talks. What is the significance? We
leave it to you, dear reader, to guess.
1T SEEMS AS IF Justice Black
will be impeached if the rest of Con-
gress feels like number of men who
have SO far expressed themselves.
We imagine others are quaking in
their shoes for fear the truth be
known. But when you review the
matter in sensible light-there are
many men in responsible positions to-
day who belong or who have belonged
to secret orders and societies which
have not interfered with their sense
Of fairness or justice. If you are
going Ito get all the joiners"-well,
acceptable candidates for public Office
will be few and far between. If the
power of the Klan is pernicious, then
Justice Black should not hold office.
If the organization is just harm
less secret order, like dozens of other
societies in existence today-then the
matter should be laughed off as one
of Bob Burns new quips.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1937-09-23

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT feels
it incumbent to take another trip
West for some more train-piatform
talks. What is the significance? We
leave it to you, dear reader, to guess.
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HER NAME tffIssssSss -
~ ifssS ssETT1
IN LIGHTS , ,I ]i|: II i
5MARs e.n ny ~ * sSSAS

Daphne shook her head and bit
her lip in an effort to keep back
the tears.
Anne was stunned. "Do | see
tears? Have you had bad news"
Daphne nodded her head.
"Thc job"
! "No," Daphne said, cts just
that Pm an unpleasant girl. Pm
cracking up because my sister
stole my beau"
"Jennifcr and Larry? But that's
ridiculous. Why I've seen them
together three or four times in
the last month but | :" She
realized she had said too much.
"Was there some trouble between
you, Daph?"
YES" Daphne drew on her
| gloves, ut was all my fault and
Jennifcr is beautiful so | guess
! I'd better get grip on myself.
Why shouldn't he fall for her?'
Anne pulled Daphne down on
J the bed beside her. III tell you
why, you little fool; because Jen-
infer isn't worth your little finger
and because she is well,
what kind of Il girl is she who'd
do Il thing like this to her own
sister? She knows that you were
in love with Larry. You ought
to teach her 4 lesson for her own
good
leach Jcnnifcr a lesson for her
own good!
For Jcnnifcl's good. For Lar
rvs coed. Jcnnifer had every
thing now. She had no reason not
to believe that she could always
Ike what she wanted, have every
thing she desired no matter v"O
it hurts. She was young, beauti-
full, ruthless. And some day it
would hurt her. That some day
was still Daphnc'S responsibility.
That thought she kept in mind.
do you mind terribly about
Lmry?" Jcnnifcr asked her.
"Why should i?' she respond
cd, coolly,
owe got to rush if I'm going
70 meet Larry" "Iou under
stand why don't ask him here,
don't you, darling? | don't want
to cmbmrass either of YOU &.
Larry was showing me some
plans today for the new building
the Trcpal school is putting up at
PlantSpOrt. Larry TINS ana
Larry that.
Not by one small sign did
Daphne Brett betyay the thing
that happened to her when she
heard his name on her sisters
lips: the swift, hot pain that
smotc her and reiterated slowly
along an aching path of memory.
She picked up the threads where
she had left them off and was
astonished to see how few they
were. She hadn't realized how
completely Larry had filled her
life. how many pleasant compan-
ions she had let go when she had
found Larry. .,
80 you're in circulation again,
they said on the telephone after
she had sent cards TO say thai
she was home and would be glad
to have them on Sunday for tea;
eyes" she said gaily, and
thought how artificial she was
going to become.
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new toys when you yelled for
them and even when you didn't.
Money for school when | had TO
work for myl livelihood. Money
for good times while ! tapped Il
typewriter all the time that |
wanted to be IN actress.
Be an actress. BE IN actress.
Be an actress.
Daphne sat up straight and
thought about the thing that the
phrase had put in her mind. The
thing that would teach Icnmifcr.
Resolutely she got up and
stalkcd into her living room and
sat down at her desk. Then she
opened the telephone book and
drew pad and pencil toward
her.
She wrote:
Sec maitre
Buy paper and envelopes at
Tiffany
Ask Anne for name of fur
rental
Plan flowers
Arrange Tuesday off for eXpcr-
iment
Make out guest list
Larry? ? ? =?
Private dining room
Which night club?
When she finished she studied
the list of things to do with an
proval. I'll start tomorrow" she
said to herself. "With $4,000 |
ought to be able to have little
fun. Not to mention fireworks"
When Jcnnifcr came in, about
midnight, with no explanations,
Daphne said to her, whats Cor
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Z MARIE ellZARo'
BEGIN HERE TODAY


Daphne Brett loved Larry
Smith, architect. Larry had re-
pcatcdly asked her to marry him.
But Paphne had always refused,
rot telling Larry, however, that
she first wanted to lay aside sui
ficient money TO launch Jennifer'
her young sister, on a career.
Jcpnifer had proved the silhsh
sister from the start, defying
Daphne at every turn. Finally
Jcnrifer meets Gordon Herzberg'
theater producer, and apparently
finds her work.
Then Daphne is sent on two
months sales tour across the con-
tinent. Before she leaves, Larry
again asks her to marry him, and
again she refuses. So Larry says
goodby, assuming that Daphne
cares more for her career than
she does for him The trip proves
successful, but the thought of los
ing Larry fortunes Daphne.
And when she returns she finds
that Larry is now dating Jenni.
fer!
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NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XX

Daphne said yes. she mad GER
tainly liked San Francisco and
that she would like to have seen
ii when there was a Barbary
coast. No, she said, she hadn't
met anyone named Nickel when
she was in Cleveland.
She told them the story about
the midget who walked up and
down a!l night i'm his berth. She
admired the sketch someone
showed her Of the town hall at
Marietta. She danced with three
people. She told Mr.. Todd that
she did like Rockefeller Center
and that he was all wrong If
nc had gotten any other impress
sion.
She did her very best to be
the kind of guest she should
have been ut Annc'S annual party
for her advertising agcnc% friends
but when 2 O'Clock came, she
picked herself up from her cuSh-
toned seat on the floor and slip
ped away TO the bedroom to get
her wrap.
Anne closed the door softly at
her back and they were alone for
the first time.
Lovely party. Anne. Mr.. Todd
told me that he wanted you to do
their spring book She powdered
her nose.
II know all about that so let's
skip it. What | want to know is
what's happened to you"
"We'll talk about it some other
time, darling. hear your guests
screaming for you. That's Il sure
sign of success"
LET 'em scream. Oh, | wish
I'd had a chance to talk to you
but you know how it is
Daphne was getting into hef
wrap. "Of course, | do. Give
me ring at the office tomor-
row."
Anne stood at her back, look
ing into the mase mirror. what's
the matter, Daphne? You look as
though the devil himself had chas-
ed you across the country"
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"Do come on Sunday" she said.
Oh, yes, please come on sunday
because on Sunday Jennifer may
say that she is going up to Brett
Hall. Larry came for me and
drove me up last Sunday"
"Daph. | saw Gordon HcrZberg
today. He's got a marvellous new
show. He took me to lunch and
told me about it. There's part
that calls for a girl who is more
your type but Pm sure / could do
it and | think he's interested. So,
| didn't pay any attention to the
call from the Brown offices. I'd
athcr stay with Gordon if | can.
Heavens, is that 10 Of z? I've got
to fly. I've got a date" Jcnnifer
flew.
That hurt. too. That new habit
Of saying. eve got a date" Not
saying where or with whom.
Leaving her to guess that it would
be with Larry.
One night Daphne allowed her
self to get "wcepy." She saw
again the tender gestures that
were part of Larry. Only the girl
who received them was Jcnnifer
and not herself. In the midst of
her misery the telephone rang.
She reached for it and said,
Hello" in Il stranglcd voice.
as Miss Brett in?' It was
Larry.
"No," she said and put the re-
ceiver back.
Oh. Jennifcr it isn't fair! You
have always had everything. The
best dolls when we were little. My
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NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
HENDERSON COUNTY

Having qualified as eXecutriX
oil the estate of Charles French
Toms. ST., deceased, this is to no.
tify ali persons indebted to the
estate to make settlement imme-
diatcly. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to
present same to the undersigned
within one year from the date
hereof, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar Of any recovery
thereon.
This February IL. 1887.
= META TOMS,
Executrix of the Estate Of
Charles French Toms, ST.,
Deceased.
R. l.. Whitmire, Attorney.
-ThurS-6tp
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MUSIC PAlN-KILLER

KITCHENER, Ont. - (UP) -
Fifty-fve years ago-long before
pain-kiiling drugs were in general
usc--a travelling dentist had
method of extracting teeth pain
lessly, with the aid of music, ac-
cording to Dr.. J. +. Hett. He said
he had two teeth pulled while
large orchestra Serenaded him,
and at did not hurt bit"
Smoke obscurcs li-2 per cent
Of Baltimorc's sunlight.
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'JSE MERCO fish and tankagc
fertilizers for bigger crops and
Woods seeds for best stands,
Sold by II. d. Hyder. On the
Bank at Depot.
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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 Millwork, lumber, paints
coal, builders hardware.
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START yoIr chicks with Ful-o'
Pen starti-g mash and the race
is half won. Farmers Fedora
ton.
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soc PROPHYLACTIC and DR..
West tooth brushes SOC, SOC
Ipana tooth paste soc, soc milk
of Magnesia zoe, soc hot water
obttle SOC. Freeze Drug Go. '
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EASTER MUSICALE new ship
ment of popular music at Full
woods Lending Library.
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A. l.. Sheidcr is improving the
property he purchased recently
off the Haywood road near Rug
by. Alex HOllingswOrth is painting
the home Of Mrs. II. A. Stepp on
the Flat Rock road.
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METAL SINGLE ROOF lasts
longer, looks better. Fire. hail.
lightning proof. Guaranteed
house paints. Direct factory
prices. p. D. Box 1929.
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i5-M,scenaneous

rLCO LIGHT PLANTS, Pump
md Radios; Parts and Servic
Easy terms. A. NJ. Feathcl
stone, phone 2s4, at Gray 4
Huggins.
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Special Notices

FURS-HIDES-Thcy are bringing
good prices and we are buying
heavily. Bring them in at once
for top prices. Sherman's Groc-
cry. Phone ell.
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6Oc per INT"
l. Of Thanks and Trib-
r. pesrcc, are accepted at
| I ~. ask for information
/ L. "- .sayed" ads, as they
4 ,.,v confidential.
/ ,.r,r IS made. The Times
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/ -r-rre,. insertion. The
l~s- IS responsible or sub
l., assertions. The adver-
F,S,r,, notify Immediately
l. corrections needed.
| CLASSIFIED ads taken over
hcne.
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+, and classification posi-
1 Mi not be guaranteed
1 .sa. hour
l., ads are always cash IN
1 b, keen. 60 business men
| In. having accounts
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Although usually she places
home activities ahead of gov
ornamental affairs in Washing
ton, Mrs. George w Norris, wife
of the senator from Nebraska,
joined the audience at Senate
Judiciary Committee hearings on
President RooSeveltS proposed
Supreme Court change She is
pictured above during the ScS-
Sions in which her husband
supported the Presidents plan.
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Here's Where Advertiser Was Overwhelmed Applicants And Escaped Through Back Door

DON'T DRIVE your auto without
accident insurance. The reSpon-
Sibihty is too great. See us for
protection of your estate. Nor
row Insurance Agency. >
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SPRAYER, cook stoves, heaters,
kitchen cabinet, graphaphone,
tools, seeds, plants, onion sets.
Will trade for corn, potatoes.
molaSSeS. See Govan Hyder.
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livestock and Poultry

OLD GRAY MARE amt
sae Used 20 be" but an
W.. :.DG prospective buy
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WANTED
26-Salesmen, Agents

. ANTED Man for Rawleis!
route. Route will be permi
nent if you are a hustler. 70
particulars write Rawlelgh'S
Dept. NCC-95-l03, Richmond
Va.
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business Services

j ~ The a high winds of
b. onl rr,' c, your prop
Erz@, SfT "lqdstorm policy.
Inc, TUE Insurance Ag-
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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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We SERVICE all makes of radios,
Satisfaction guaranteed. No
charge for testing tubes. Brun
,on Furniture Co.
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Lost and Found
42-Pets and Livestock

LOST - Large male blue tick
hound. BrowpiSh head, black
spot on each side, scar on tail.
Reward. Paul LYDIA, Edncyvillc.
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We SERVICE all makes of radios.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Company. Phone l2l.
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I3-Merchandise

WIRE your house, now. We have
"a complete line of electrical
supplies at attractive prices.
King Hardware Co. Phone 923.T
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Cuses and Real Estate

y LIVE income property
: u desired. Tract of 6
! miles out. On good
$500 quick sale. J. II.
b. Phone 81. .
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don Hclzbcrg's home address, do
you know"
ITO be continued
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WHY GAMBLE? Safety Of YOU.

investment with us is insured
up to $4,000. December. 1886.
dividend was 4 per cent per an
mum. Do you know of anything
better? We do not. First Fed
cral Savings & Loan ASsocia-
ton. =
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i2-Radios and Service

,PECIAL-One 1886 new cabinet
Atwater-kent radio. Special
price $50. Midcity Tire Co.
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GOALS. US figure closely with
you on your next purchase.
HenderSonville Lumber Co.,
near depot. Phone ~. q
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is YOUR RADIO performing well ?
Wen check it for you free of
charge. Reliable Furniture Co..
opposite courthouse. Phone TO
J. =
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ll-Household Goods

SENSATIONAL. Linoleum values
Select from our extensive show
ing of new patterns. Prices be-
gin at $l.50 per yard, installed.
BrunsOn Furniture Co.
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4O-Miscellaneous

wANTED--Fresh milk goat. Must
be good mixer. P ediSEee n,.; ao'
necessary. Pay reasonable priee,
Address "Milk Goat, care
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