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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
OAKvlLLE
Correspondent: Mae villa Bablr
1917 Wstertowa Avenue
VALENTINE PARTY
GIVEN BY SCOUTS
Amateur ShoweP Presented
By Girls Thursday at
Community House

oakville, Feb. 19.-The Girl
Scouts mec at the Community
house last evening with their cap
tain, Miss Drucilla Littlehales. The
regular routine was carried out,
and later a valentine party was en-
joyed. Each girl dressed to rep
resent baby or young child. <
Those who took part in the ANA
teur show follow: y
Joyce Kuntzweiler, Riding
on a Donkey.
Alice Stewart, solo-"Apimal
Crackers In My Soup"
Joan Ashborn, solo-"One, Two,
Button Your Shoe.
Florence Hoffman, solo-"Rain-
bow On the River.
Lorna Ashborp and Mary Graney,
solo-"Pennies From Heaven.
Ruth Gross, solo--"Lazy River.
Lucille Stewart, dance-"East
Side, West Side"
Suzanne Hart, Lois. Hart, Evelyn
Corcoran, Betty Coycoran, Lucy Nc
Gowan, sang Home on the Range"
original costume toetaoinshrdludlu
Prizes were awarded for the most
original costume to Peggy Budd.
Lucille Stewart was awarded a prize
for the prettiest costume.
Dorothy Cutler was awarded a
prize In hunt for the most hearts.
The Girl Scouts attending were {:
Evelyn Corcoran. FLORENCE Hoffman,
Delaide Fugliese, Irene FugItese,
Evelyn Ellis. Betty Corcoran, Mil
bred Bares, Betty Lou Traver, Dor
othy Cutler, Mary Eliene Locke, Jo-
sephine Zaccaria, Suzanna Hart,
Lois Hart, Carolyn Beardsley, Ruth
Betty Traver, Violet Damico, Joyce
Kuntweiler, Dora Hirleman, Iau-
retta Barry, Lucy MCGOWAN, Joyce
Baldwin and Peggy Budd.
The visitors were Alice Stewart,
Katherine Hirleman, Joan Ashborn.
Mrs. Decker's Thanks
Mrs, George Decker, chairlady OF
the Watertown Chapter of Red
Cross, extends her htanks to all
those who helped In the flood relief
campaign In the following letter to
this correspondent: In little
more than three weeks time, the
people Of WATERFOWL, Oakville and
Bethlehem have shown their SYM
pathy for the flood sufferers by
contributing $2,633.l6 toward their
relief, through the Watertown chap
ter Of the American Red Cross.
1T has been impossible to &C.
knowledge more than d small por-
ton of these contributions, SO I am
taking this opportunity to thank
every one who has helped in THU
good cause. I am very proud Of
the result"
Briefs
Stations Of the Cross and bene-
diction of the Blessed Sacrament
will eb held at 6t. Mary Magdaleil's
church tonight. M I'M
The Father and Son banquet will
be held at the Union Congrega.
tional church tonight. The Ladies
Aid society will prepare and serve
the supper. A father will give a
brief toast to the sons. A son will
give brief toast to the fathers. Bud
Fischer's Marimba band will fur
nish the music.
Woodtick school with their teacher
Miss ELLEN 4ifnt Visited the inhFn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Banquet Next Week

The annual father and son BAN
quet will be held Wednesday Feb
Yuary oath at 6 p m. at the Wood
tick chapel. The entertainment will
be furnished by the boys of the
Sunday school and Boy Scout Troop
No. !. The guest speaker will be Elk
Governor Charles A. Templeton Of
Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
william DAILY Dies

William J. DAILY, SO, of 50 Park
avenue died yesterday morning at
Charlotte Hungerford hospital after
a lingering Illness. He had been at
the institution since January n.
Mr.. DAILY a native Of Burlington,
had spent most Of his life in Tor
rington, having come here from
Lithcfield SO years ago. He was en-
ployed at the American Brass plant
nearly half a century, most Of that
period in the stock room.
Surviving are his wife. Margaret;
a son, william T. DAILY, athletic
coash at Spring Hill college, Mobile,
Ala; daughter, Mrs. Thomas F..
Hogan Of Torrington; six grand
children; a sister. Mrs. Joseph Aim
ST 1t Of Torringtop and a brother
in New York state.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
MATE SHOPPING.

During the production Of Para
mounts Murder Goes to College. /"
Astrid Allwyp requested day off
to do some important shopping"
She came back to the studio as
Mrs. Robert Kent, having eloped
to Tia Juana, Mex. to marry the
youthful actor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Taking her bridal gown with her,
Mis- Winnie Jones, q graduate Of
Bangor university, England. y on
her way to Shanghai, China, to
wed y. Stewardson, professor OF
physics IN Marking university.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Leon Foster. republican YegistEAr
of voters here, Is able to be about
the house following q recent illness
His son, Arnold Foster, Is confined
by an attack Of grippe.
Priest III .
Rev. John J. McGgath Is confined
to st. Thomas recteTy with . severe
attack Of influenza. He Is under the
care of DR.. Harold Curran and at
tended by a trained nurses
Mrs. Stephen Hennequii1 Is substi-
tuting for q months in q Tcrringtor
business school.
Mr., and Mrs. Lionel Wright and
family will move from Oak street to
the rent In the BernatcheS house on
South Maii, street recently vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Duncan.
MIR. and Mrs. william Noack and
family will move In the spring from
North Main street to the Warner
house at warmers Corners. The
present occupants, Mr.. and MRS.
william Tingle and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Knox and family are plan
ming to make their home on their
recently purchased farm IN CheSh-
Ire.
No change Is reported In the con-
town. The ground where the state
refoflnatpry stands has been greatly
improved sirsce the institutiOn has
been established there ana the site
chosen for the jail farm would, no
doubt, be improved accordingly.
TSepke Better
It Is understood that the condition
Of Herman w. Toepke OF West Msin
street, who Is ct the New Haven
hospital, Is slightly improved.
Tuesday afternoon services were
held here for Mrs. Flora johnson,
widow Of Frank johnson, pioneer
Cheshire residents. The services
were at the Congregational church
In charge Of Rev. J. II. BAint0ll, and
burial was IN Hillside cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
WOLCOTT NEWS
Correspondent: Mrs Louise
Snyder. Tel 5-0529
MINISTER PLANS
NEW LOCAL CLUB
Rev. Grin Dice Invites
Woodtick Young People
to Meeting Sunday

Wolcott, Feb. 10 ~ Rev. Grin E.
Dice would like the young folks OF
Woodtick to meet at the Woodtick
Chapel, Sunday at p. m. to or
ganize a young folks club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Lucille MacRoberts, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John MacRoberts Of
Grand street, yesterday was named
valeGictoriap Of Thornsston high
school. Salutatoyian honors were
I tured by EEnestine Ashak. daugh.
ter OF MIR. ID Mrs. Peter Ashak Of
Walnut Hill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

The Land Owners Protective As
ISOLATION will meet Tuesday even-
ing in their club rooms on Brooks
Hill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Alexander Jablonowski on Orchard
street.
Jablonowski is a former Terry
vile high school star baseball and
basketball player. He was a star
at the University of Michigan and
now a member Of the pitching staff
Of the Washington Senators. He
expects to leave shortly for train
ing In Orlando, Fla.
Ministries Largely Attended
AN AUDIENCE Of nearly 400, which
taxed the capacity Of the town hall,
witnessed the minstrel show Of the
Tri-Y and Hi-Y clubs last evening
The show was presented in an ex-
cellent manner and the various solos
and specially numbers were well
presented. sA1 ~ OIL
Donald Rood was hiterlecutor
while the high school orchestra fur
nished music for dancing and for
the musical numbers in the show
Schools Close
The schools Of Plymouth will
close this afternoon for the regular
mid-winter one weeks vacation.
They will reopen Monday, March
/.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Boy Scout Troop No. l will meet
tonight with their Scoutmaster
Alfred German.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Woodtick school with their teacher
Miss Ellen Hunt, visited the iAbFa-
tories Of Professor johnson, Yale
teacher VI cl1ernistFy, al Bethany
this morninI. Dinner was held In
the Bethany school. +
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Venters Entertain

vChtCso AShsCh tdsAA
A valentine and dollar social was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Venters by group Of mem
bers of ten Mattatuck- Waterbury
council. Members told of their ex-
periences in earning dollar for
the council fund. Prizes were
awarded to Norman Farnlof, Of
Waterville, Beryle Stills, Of Prospect.
and George Venters Of Wolcott
Games and musical program were
the features Of the evening. Those
present were Merritt Brown. Nor
man Farnlof, Russell Farnloff, Louis
Hotchkiss, Mary Mecca, Elizabeth
Coe, Albert Coe, Warren Coe, John
Kruse, Arthur Peterson, Marjorie
Peterson. Marian Harris, Joyce
German. Alice Pierpont, Carleton
Lockhart, Winfred Painter, Virginia
Norway, Isabel Venters, George
Venters. Mrs. Carl Peterson, Mr..
and Mrs. Louiy Venters and Mrs.
Elmer Coe councillor Of the group.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Visits Terryville

Peter (Appleton) Jablonowski has
returned to his home In Perth
Ainboy, N. j., after spending few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Funeral servces for Joseph II.
North, o.. were held from the Glee-
son lnortuary this afternoon at 2
o'clock, with Rev. g, Homer Lane,
pastor Of Center Congregational
church ofaciating. Burial was In
Center cemetery, Goshen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
City Court

Howard Joseph Startling, IS, Of this
city, araigned before Deputy Judge
r. J. Cavanaugh in city court yes
terday morning on a statutory
charge, was bound over to the su-
f-rior court under $1,000 bonds. He
was removed to the Litchfield coun-
ty jail To await trial..
Ernest Babagliti, 40. of Harwin-
ton, also arrested in connection with
the casj was arraigned before Jus
tice Eiof johnson In Harwinton
court Wednesday on a similar
charge. The case was continued rn-
til March 4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Resigns as Teacher
Miss Edith Robinson of Orchard
strete has rendered her resignation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
THOMASTON
cerespOndentndrs Frank q saatopu. Union stTeL los
Local Tax Returns
Being Paid Slowly
On1y One.Third Of 1900 Eligible Persons Accounted
for to Date-Firemen to Sponsor Dance Tonight

Electa chapter, Order OF Eastern
Star, IN the Masonic rooms Thurs
qay night was attended py ABOUT
l6S. Cakes, pies, cookies, bread were
prepared by the cooking expert VINO
also prepared fried chicken. THESE
were later awarded members OF the
AUDIENCE The rug donated by
George Shearer was given MISS
Doris Brooks; 50 gals. OF OIL given by
Madden and Byers was awarded
Mrs. Mary Clemens; and the bsg Of
Grain and Coal Co, went TO Mrs.
julius kellar.
winners Of the baked goods were:
Corn bread, MIS-. George Oeweu;
cake, Mrs. Lynn RowSon; pie, MRS.
Harold GU; chicken. Mrs. Jonn
Braxl. MRS. Henry Atha ana MRS:
Margaret Clark received gnts OF
shortening. The rug cogamittee OF
the chapter IN charge OF the DEM
noctpa tim UarA Mr. and MTg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Inuest Today

The inquest into the death Of
Miss Lucy A. Stetson who was ia
tally injured In an automobile acci-
dent In Burrville recently will be
held today In Hartford.
Frederick @. Scoyille driver Of the
car was arrested after the accident
and Is at liberty on bonds Of $1,000
pending the inquest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Home Ef0m Pennsylvania
Mrs. George Lasky has returned
from two weeks visit with her
brother, John Lizdas and Mrs.
Lizdas OF Wilkesbarre, Penn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
MlDDLDBURY
e)angsv ~
Jane BARLOW IS
GUEST AT PARTY
Valentine Party Enjoyed
as Birthday Observance
at Parents Home

MiddlebuYy, Feb. 1o.-Jane Bar
low. seven~year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. william II. Barlow, who
observed her birthday Tuesday, was
honoved OF q valentine party ct her
home. Those present were: Verna
Carlson, Joan WofGeu, Sally Engle,
Dorothy Engle, Mary Lou Jordan,
Muriel Lynch, Berpjce ivory, Thom-
a. pfoulx. Richard Skin, David
Smith, Richard Horpbeeker, Helen
Benson, Joan Atchailibault, Donald
Sperry, Jane Barlow. Roberta Joyce,
Betty BosSell, Vera Carlson and
MS. Thomas Proulx..
Wed ~ Years
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Stevens
Of tbs Avalon farm, celebrated their
2lth Anniversary Tuesday. February
18th.
W.. and Mrs. John Murray and
daughter, Helen Of Westerly, r. l.,
who have been spending the past
four months with their daughter,
Mrs. Omer Proulx and family Of
l-illcyest, have returned home.
Grange Donates s.
A donation Of s. was received
from the Grange for the Red Cross
Hood relief fund. This makes the
total In Middlebury $9l7.63.
Mrc. Wesley Aver Of Wilmette,
Illinois, arrived here, Wednesday to
attend the funeral of her father,
Artisop 8. Clark, which was held
yesterday at his home, She Is stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. Howard z.
y 'onson Of South street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

The funeral Of John G. Johnson.
who died Tuesday at his home in
Elm street, was held this afternoon
ut Trinity Episcopal church. Rev.
Leonard e. Smith ofiiciated. Burial
was in Hillside cemetery. The Ma
sonic ieteruent services were In
charge of Worthy Master Raymond
Cleveland and Marshal Louis Girls
void Of Union lodge, A. r. g. A. M.
Of which the deceased was menu
Der. Bearers, all members Of Union
lodge, and representing Seth
Thomas and Trinity church were;
David Potter, Albert Mellor, Fyed-
erick Patke, Albert Golden, Herbert
Truelove and william Watson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Mrs, Fred HTRnz0Ti was appointed
general chairman OF the commit
tee IN charge Of the card part to
be be given under the auspices Of
ct. Agthony,s Taberpacle Guild At
q meeting held "Wednesday evening,
william, Murphy. Charles Ray and
Thomas Kelly we're appointed to
take charge Of tickets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Fircmen Plan Dance

All arrangements are completed
for the third annual floor show
and dance to be given by the Vol-
unteer Fire Department tomorrow
night at MoynilaIs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
LENTEN SERVICES
DRAW BIG CROWD
Rev. Vincent Kelly Gives
Discourse at St. An
thongs Parish

Litchheld, Feb. ia large con-
gre CATION attended the Lenten serv-
ices in st. Anthony's church We'd
nesday evening. The sermon, first
In a series to be given weekly dur
Ing Lent, wa, preached by the Rev.
Vincent Kelly Of the Franciscan Or
der. Father Kelly's discourse dealt
with the commission Of venial sins.
Delegates Elected
At meeting OF the Young Re-
publican club Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
Kilbourn were elected delegates to
II state convention in Hartford
March 6. Miss Eleanor DaRoss and
Mis- Khaleah Arson were elected
delegates to the county convention,
which was held In Torrington
Thursday evening
Miss Hattie c. Dudley, 81, died
Thursday afternoon in Charlotte
Hungerford hospital, Torrington,
after a brief illness. Miss Dudley
| was born In Litchfield and spent
the greater part Of her life here.
She was a member of the First
Congregational church and OF the
wou,an's forum. She is survived by
two nieces, Mrs. William Plumb OF
Litchtield. with whom she resided
tbs past year and Mrs. Ernest GIL.
lett OF East Morris and a nephew,
Genrge Dudley Of Litchfield. Fu-
neral arrangements will be am
pounced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Clark are at
tending the New London symphony
ofchestra's annual concert tonight
IN New London. Their daughter,
Miss Barbara Clark, will play the
.'olin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

MIR. and MRS. Harold Strong and
children will leave Saturday for a
Ilonth's vacation in st. Petersburg,
Florida. 1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Plans are being made for the
Torrington better homes exhibit to
be held the week of April 5 at the
state arlnory. A Joint meeting Of the
general committee and committee
On arrangements will be held at the
state trade school next Wednesday
ct Z o'clock for the purpose Of for-
mulating Anal plans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

dition Of Mrs. Oscar Erickson. who
Is Ill ct her home ON Litchfleld
street. Mrs, Erickson who UNDER
went an operation several months
ago, has been In poor health for
some time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Stations Of the Cross and bene-
diction of the Blessed Sacrament
will eb held at St. Mary Magdaleh's
church tonight. A
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FIND REMAINS OF
TRIBE WHICH LIVED
BEFORE BOWS KNOWN

BERKELEY, Cad. Drc. ID
OUpD--Thn ACKNOWLEDGED de
partmcnt of the University Of
California has added one more
chaptcr 10 the history Of man on
the western continent. This chap
ter is believed t. take the west
rrn hemisphere" man back to =
date oc more than 1900 years
ago.
1t was made possible by the re-
cent discovery near Lodi. Cal. Of
skeletons Of Il lost race OF ancient
Indians who may have been the
first men to inhabit this country.
The bones were found by dItch
diggcrs beneath i-IU"t layer OF
"hard pan" in tn" thicH alluviaI
deposit &or the Sacramento val
lev.
Some of the skeletons were so
miprroli2rd and rossiliZrd that
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SHAWS CREEK

SHAWS CREEK, Dec. ID
The Camp Ground Sunday school
is planning Il nice Christmas pro-
gram and tree which will be- held
ON Friday night. Dee. -. Al the
church.
Tulv Cable from Mills River,
was through this section Satur-
day visiting friends.
Jack Merrill from Ashrvillc
spent the Weekend at his home
here.
Miss Henrietta Briggs is able
TO be- back in school again.
Nh. and Mrs. Robert Keith
have moved into the Farmer Me-
Crazy house.
Mrs. Mary Chapman, VIII" hat,
spent several months in Georgia,
has returned To- her home here.
Mrs. Wilbmn Williams visited
Nh and Mrs. Arnold Williams
Saturday.
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hole in the roof. When we land
ed at Galatz we were congratulate
cd by everyone from King Fcrdl-
nand down. They gave me the st.
StaniSIauS medal and tn" dccorr-
ton called 'Ncrtu Militairc.'
az afterwards found out thru
oar spies that my last bomb had
landed within 100 yards Of the
Kaiser and gave everyone there Il
bad scare"
While awaiting another war
that vii! interest him, hall is
comfortably situated at Il movie
studio where nc is writing Il So
rics Of air stories almost aS mclo-
dramatic as his own adventures.
But" he signs. I'D chuck al
most any good pot for 4 war
liked"
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BOSTON. (UP) N" longer
will hrcmcn have 10 bend 20 tn"
oars 10 answer alarms on Deer
island. Shirley Gut, between tn"
island and the mainland, has been
filled in. Previously hrcmcm had
10 row 70 the island to fight fires
bv hand.
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PLAN HUGE HANCARS

MIAMI. Fla. CUP Miami is
soon to have one of the worlds
largest aircraft hangers. Pan
American Always has started cN-
cavating work for an enormous
twin steel structure containing
10000 square feet.
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Want To Buv Something? ADVERTISED This Adv Brought Many Response
Escadrine Hero
Waits Again For
Likeable War
Bert Hall Believes He'll
Start OF Stop Another
Conflict
By ALEXANDER KAHN
United Press Staff Correspondent n

~
HOLLYWOOD. Dee. Is. He
nearly broke IN two wars. almost
became = Chinese war lord ard
althouph no; active in military af-
fairs ut present. believes some
dov he will either start On. stop
another war"
Tie * Ec, Hall. former mem
Der Of the LAFAYETTE Ecradri!Ic
and called bv Souc "thc greatest
Twin" ndycnturrr."
I'm Ip%2. Hal! almost became 4
Chinese war lord - with Il real
Chinese nonctity as the figure
head. The two were planning to
taxi" over Nurth China, with pcip-
ing rs their headquarters. and
had the backing Of japanese IN
tcrostS. But something wen,
wong and Hal! was arrested Il, Il
Gun runner.
In lbs youngcr days, Hall had
his fling in q much bigger war
ami almost became an historical
fipur" rs Il result
FOUGHT ON RUSSIAN FRONT
I'm 1910, Hall had been sent to
RuSsia IA Il Sprciul envoy 10 build
nm the morale of Russian filters.
Nc had toured the entire Russian
front and shot down several Ger
man nlunrs ro,. which he WAS dec
Grated by the Russian government
and sent ,o Rumauia ON :: spccial
mission.
There h" met King ferdinand
and Prince Carol NOW kingD
One morning he took off with q
rnn,rupinr Shin fran Gulutz in
pnr'"n;. TLrn. ni,s;nn wos -
.ncr,, "no TLn pmn,ri,uy had
l,o,,.J ,hrorwb ,n;r" thn, ,br
c",.m,on Ea;snI. ,hn Ennnror nr
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ricty of attractive and uSci"!
gifts of special interest At the
handcraft Gift Shop on Sixth
Ave. next to Bakers Art Cal
lcrV."
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Attendance at motion picture
theatres of Germany last season
tntalcd 3GI, OOO. 900.
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MAKE THIS real Christmas
with gifts from our store. hen
Jacksonville Hardware Co., Inc.
GIFT SHOP-You will find va.
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Special Notices
TAKES REST CURE

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec.
Parker Stock
bridge. Florida author, was re-
ported in a good" condition last
night ut Riverside hospital, where
he has been since yesterday tax
ING a rest cure for slight heart
attack. Stockbridge, who main
tainS Il winter home here, prob
ably will be discharged within AZ
hours, hospital attaches reported.
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One of the few western cOun-
tries where men live longer than
women is Sweden
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified - admlnIStra-
tor of the estate of Ola. II. Nc
White. deceased, thi, l.. 10 notify
all persons having claims against
said estate To present them To- the
undersigned OH OF before 18th No
vembcr, 1888, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of ,ccOvcry. All
persons indebted 10 said estate
will please make settlement At
once with the UNDERSIGNED.
This 10th November, 1887.
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Administrators of Ola II. McWh!tc,
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RADIOS, living room suites, oc-
caSional chairs. tables, Grunow
rrfrigcrators and lots Of other
useful gifts. Select yours and
save at the Reliable Furniture
Co. Opposite courthouse. Phone
1896. More valu" ior your
money.
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Houses and Real Estate

FOR SALE - Six acres wooded
land with fine view Of PiSgah,
stream on property. frlce
$500. On good road. h. g..
Love.
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BUILDING MATERIALS for

that repair job or new build
ingS. Also Goals for cook stove,
heater, furnace, etc. Hender-
sonville Lumber Co. Phone az.
At Depot.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-15

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