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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-09
.SALUDA BOOK
CLUB MEETING
Hospitality Given Recent
Bride and Groom; Rev.
Cary-Elwees III

SAI.UDA. March "a lovely
dinner party was given by Mr.
and Mrs. l.. L. Clippard, at their
home, Ivy Terrace, on Saturday
night. The honor guests were Mr..
and Mrs. !. T. Corpening. recent
~ married in Rutherfordton.
Other guests, all intimate friends
Of the bride, who is Mrs. Clip
DordS sister, were: Mr.. and Mrs,
benson, Miss Coralie Sykes, and
Mrs. Saunders. Of Ruthcrfordton;
Misses Elsie Johnson and jess
High Of Spartanhurg. and Mr. and
Ms. J. ". Clippard, of Asheville.
The brides cake was exquisite
with q beautiful rose and lacy de-
sion in icing by Miss Wilcox: the
table decorations were yellow can
dies and daffodils.
The Saluda Book club meets on
Tuesday with Mrs. Raymond Ste
vcnson, hostess. PancrS TO be read
orc on Walter Hines Page. by
Mic Sanders. and Agricultural
North Carolina. Miss Nabers.
Resale Hollheld was taken to
tn" Tryon hospital on Sunday.
The Contract Bridge club met
on Thursday with Misses Eunice
and Euva Pace. This week it will
aunt, Miss Dorlic Masters, of
Asheville. recently.
Mr. Robert Kennctt spent the
weekend at his summer home
near Mt. Olivet.
Mr.. Kcnnctt is having quite a
lot Of farming done on his place,
Miss Addie Ballard, of Tuxedo,
visited her uncle. r. 7. ballard,
Sunday.
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J. 4. Cleveland, ct uX, 2 lots
Garnwcll street, 70 u. /. MclIam
ct TX.
Rhododandron Corp, lot, Silver
Spring drive, TO Ruth Black Trcm'
bly,.
y. n. stcpp. lot, Main street, tc
billiard l.. Atkins, receiver.
Z. 4. Ballard, ct uy, Y acres
Green River, to Lindsay FENDER
son. et uy.
WILDER II. Jones, ct uX, tract
TIcndcrsonvillc Greenyillc high,
way, to John II. Roberts.
John II. Roberts, lot, Nendcr'
sonvillc-Grccnville highway, tc
Wilbur II. Jones, ct TX.
w. NJ. Sitton, ct TX, tract. Mills
River, to c. S. Sitton. ct uX.
Thos. II. Franks, ad"r, lot G
Juanita Hill subdivision, to Pear,
p. Marlborough, ct vir.
Garfield Capps, ct al, % 81
acres, Green River, to Addic
Tankersly.
W. p. Hart, ct ", lot, Green
River. to Fred Ballard, ct uH.
National Bondholdcrs Corp.
lot, Grove street, to Helen Salcc.
by.
National Boniholders Corp.
lot. HcDdcrsonvillc township, tc
Geo. J.. KatZ, ct NIX.
Julian Mitchell, ct TX, 6G.J
acres, Hendersonville, to Ruben
Il. Robertson, GG.5 acres, Hendcr'
Sonvillc.
The Federal Corp, lot. High
land avenue, to Fred o. Trotter,
ct TX.
Blanche T.. Grant, ct al, 9 tracts,
Edneyville township, to Mabel +,
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Freeman. ,
Mabel +. Freeman, ct al, tract.
Edncyvillc township, to Blanche
T.. Grant. ID
J. T.. Smith, ct ux, lot 8, block
7, Rhododcndron, to Ruth II. sub
RE.
Mary Middleton Lee, lot, East
Flat Rock, to Bessie Jordan.
Il. p. Freeze, trustee, lot,
Fourth avenue west, to ID. A. Rem.
dleman, receiver.
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MT. OLIVET

MOUNT OLIVET, March O.
Rev. J. 6. Holbert filed his regu-
lar appointment at Mount Olivet
lest Sunday.
Several people OF this commun-
itv have beer i'll with flu hut are
improving.
f. S. Ward visited his grand
parents in Brevard recently.
NJ. w. c. Morrow had the mis-
fortune to lose his horse last week.
Mrs. Mamie King visited her
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-09
Z 27-Fmm Products
'ANTFD To EXCHANGE 70.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE for
land in Western North Carolina,
preferably vicinity of Hender-
osvnille. my 30-acre grove and
farm. 20 miles north of Miami
and one mile west of DANA, on
hard-suyfaced road improved
with fiye-room house and bath,
water system and electric
lights; about 10 acres in lime,
orange. grapefruit, tangeiines
and avocado pear trees Thomas
z. Swanson, Fort Lauderdale,
Fla, or Anders & Rector, Brok-
ers, Hendersonville.
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2S--Help (Male)
TN WITH CARS WANTED to

MEN WITH CARS WANTED to
distribute highest quality guar
anteed auto products, motor
oils, soaps, cleansers and other
daily used necessities to regular
customers. Permanent, Must be
satisfied with $50 week at start.
Protected territory. Write n.
". Rarth. $40 Cooper ST. Cam
den, n. j.
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IN his youth, Herman Boerhaavc
native Of Workout. near Ley
den, Holland, studied to become
a clergyman. He was born ir
1868, and by the time he was %
he was a doctor Of philosophy
well verSed in ancient languages
ecclesiastical history, and mathe-
mates.
But in 1890, the young theo-
logical scholar veered toward the
study of medicine, and, mainly
through Self-education, soon be-
came one of the leading physicians
in Europe. He introduced many
innovations in the practice OF
medicine and was so highly re-
spcctcd that royalty travelled &c
Leyden, to consult him about their
troubles. Peter the Great Of Rus
STA, visited him, it is said, and
even a mandarin in China wrote
for his advice. When Boerhaave
died in 1888. a! the age of 70, he
left a fortune Cf 100000 forms
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Station and Flicker have Just
finished 4 k2lso'0irinG job for
Carl Maxwell OF the Howard Gap
read and are now starting a paint
job for nus. S&ndifer on Sixth
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26-Salesmen, Agents

BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Make big
money every day running a Nc
Ness business in nearby terri
tory. No experience or capita!
needed. Must have good refer
ences. Sec me for particulars.
W. c. Litman, Upward, Flat
Rock, Route /.
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MARRIED NAN to run loo,

grocery agency. Supply every
thing to trustworthy person at
no money risk. Earnings up to
$500 in 4 month. Details mailed
free. Write ZANOL. 1914
Monmouth, Cincinnati, o. Act
quick.
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In 1873, the
Netherlands is
sued a set of four
stamps requiring
surtaxeS for the
benefit Of child
welfare societies
One of I h eS c
bears a sketch OF
Boerhaave.
NEA Service. Inc.
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iI-Household Goods

SLIGHTLY USED lO-piece dining
suite, original cost $225. for
only $3.50. Reliable Furni-
twe Co., opposite courthouse.
Phone TT0-J. ."
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OH THEY ARE CHEAP - Sec
ond-hand farm tools, garden
tools. carpenters tools furni-
ture, stoves; new seeds, plants.
Phone $50. Govan Hydcr.
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S-FoOdstuffs

= raging Zoe ID, also l5e
.,. mems. Fresh fish and eggs
W. X. Cox, Phone S4S. :
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START your chicks with Frl-O-
Pen starting mash and the race
is half won. Farmers Fedora
ton.
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WILL ASSIST in home for room
and light housekeeping privl!-
eyes efficient and dependable,
love children, stay home even
ingS. Phone 222-J.
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USE MERCO fish and tsnka.se
fertilizers for bigger crops and
Woods seeds for best stands.
Sold by II. D. Eyder. On the
Bank at Depot.
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oELco LIGHT PLANTS, Pumps
and Radios; Parts and Service.
Easy terms. A. NJ. Feather.
stone, phone 2S4, at Gray 4
Higgins.
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i2-Radios and Service

SPECIALS-Two 1885 new cabi-
net AtWatsr-kcnt radios. Spc-
cial price $50 each. Midcity
Tire Co.
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Special Notices

INTRODUCING Miss Pauline
Rash. expert beauty operator
from Shelby. y. c.. who has
joined our staff. Try her, you
will like her. Deluxe Beauty
Shoppo, phone 9lG, Henderson
Vile, y. c.
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43--Personal Property

LCST-Black key book with two
keys. Reward. Return to
TimcS-NCwS.
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I6-Apartments

FOR RENT - Apartment, frs.
floor, furnished or unfurnished.
All Third Ave. w. Phone 535-J.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-09

~ "a your frui, trees now. We
b, lt''a. bargains in Stark
IgfE, ''yg' for the next two
EfS ~ b. Walter Fuller, lis
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l3--Merchandise

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
SEQ. Millwork. lumber, paints,
coal, builders hardware. >
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-09

FOR SALE - Threc-horse riding
mould board pillow. First-clasS
condition. Wade NJ. King. New
location s. Main St., below
courthouse.
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end Plants
/ SALE ,=o g,

} S "a. : :, Juniper trees, S to
! nigh, SOC each. Walter
-'owaa, y. c.
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I5--Miscendneous

FOR SALE-Bicycle, guitar, baby
carriage and play pen. Phone
i0lO-W or 900 Fifth Ave. w.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-09

WE SERVICE all makes of radios.
Satisfaction guaranteed. No
charge for testing tubes. Brun-
son Furniture Co.
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4C--Miscellareous

LOST - Male pointer, white and
black. Notify Fred Pccler, Bal
four.
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COMMENTS on MY Country,
IT'S oG Thee" articles appear
ing in Timcs-NCws would be APP
preci0tcd by the author. Write
or tell him YOUR criticism. Full
woods Lending Library.
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downright. 1897. NEA Service. Inc,
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FURS-HIDES--Thcy are bringing
good prices and We are buyin"
heavily. Bring them in at once
for ton prices. Shcrman's Groc-
nrv. Phone N1l.
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3l-Reaf Estate

NANTED-Several small places
from two to 10 acres. improved.
j. D. Sollcy. Phone lT2.
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9xl2 and 8.3xl0.6
Broodloom RUGS
1893

BroadIoom . the most popular 81 Ill floor coverings
adaptable TO any sort Of furnishings. From ma
ade green briar rust burgundy cedar taupe and blue
Sixth F1oor-~The Hecht 60.
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a1nless SKI !
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C1osely woven seamless Axminsfef rugs, promising
years of Weaf, since nof j single one 81 Them has anY
serious defects Modern, Colonial Chinese and per.
sian patterns providing sc every room d pour
house
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La gaceta., 1937-07-19

RADIOTELECRAMAS

Via Mackey Radio q bugues On alta mar, q Europa, a
OKents y q la principales ciu6adss de les Estados Unldes
La gaceta., 1937-07-19

dies los 6rganoS del cuerpo.
Elias exictan las glandulas sa-
livares, fortalecen ell est0ma =
go; eontribuyen a formar una
bills saludable, neutralizan ell
acido 1rico, limpian ell intesti-
no Y la garganta, Destroyer la
piedra del higado Y de los ri
homes, Y alimentan ell bazo v ell
cerebro. Son buenas contra ell
insomnia, y una manzana CO.
mida antes de acostarse pro :
porciona un sueno tranquilo y
reparador.
Ell jugo de la manzana es
diuretico, sudorffico v destru-
We las mucosidades. La mama
ma es RIGA en- oxigenO, ell cual
Sc trasmite a la sangre; favore-
ciendo tambien los pulmones.
Pasando a las frutas tropi-
Gales, veremos que ell lim6n y
la naranja tienen un gran po-
der desinfectante, son diureti-
cos, y Destroyer las mucosida-
DIES, ash como tambien la pie
dra. Son insuperables contra
la gotta y la obesidad.
Ell mango es rico en- tremen-
tina Y por consguiente muy eff
caz para todas las enfermeda-
des del pecho. Ell tamarindo
no tiene rival para las enfer
medades del higado. La par
cha limpia la sangre Y la pima
es ell as poderoso digestive que
Sc conoce.
Ell banana, rey entire las fru
tas acidas nutrftivas y baratas,
contiene cast un cinco por Glen
to de alb1mina vegetal, y mas
de medic por ciento de grasa
vegetal. FL bananoes un pode-
roso agente para ayudar la di-
gesti6n.
Finalmente viene ell coco,
cuya carne no debe comerse vi
no blanda Y recien cogida de
la fruta. lei coco es la 1nica
fruta que por su valor nutriti-
vo rivaliza con las nueces. FL
aqua de coco fortified los ner-
vios, facilita la digestion, puri-
flea la sangre, destruye Ell ex-
ceso de acido 1rico, v puede
Sc rconsiderada como Ell deside-
La gaceta., 1937-07-19

memorYa de todos los eSpanoles
y e9 ella reside, como antece-
dente que basta para explicar
la coincidencia de Mola con
A4uienee preconizSn la llamada
guerra total" Mola ha inter-
to cuando, de nuevo ponfa en-
practicas sus metodos contra ell
pueblo espanol; y aunque, aho-
ra, los habia elevado a gran es-
Gala, no parecfa sin embargo,
destinado a mayor exito que
cuapdo los utilize en- mas redu-
cido plano. 81 entonces no pu-
do detener la caida de la monar-
Quia, a la que acusaba toda Es-
eana, en- una sofa voz, menes
podfa hoy someter a un pueblo
que Sc defiende agrupado Y or
ganizado en- Ejercito regular.
I'm fatal Academic aereo ha
dado a Mola Ell mismo fin que ell
,Codigo de justicia militar soil
citaba para sus delitos. Pero Ia
muerte, que como providencial
castigo lie ~sobrevino, lie hurta,
compensadora, a una nueva VI
sion de su derrota, cerrandcle
los ojos al espectaculo pr6xinio
del definitivo fracaso en- la o.
fensiva sobre Bilbao.
Mola ha muerto y ell pueblo
espanoL tan respetuoso STEM
pre- con Ell caido, no puede, sin
embargo, llorarle. La mayor
pIls cha de respeto que cabe an
tie sus restos morales, es pen
sar que acaso existe una justi-
cha inmanente que no necesita
para cumplirse la collaboration
de los hombres.
La gaceta., 1937-07-19

&illas, ell reumatlsmo y la es =
crofula. La iva es tambien de
gran valor contra la anemia, la
neurastenia y 81 asma, y en- ge-
neral contra todas las afeccio-
/ mes artrlticas. La iva morada
es RIGA en- f6sforo V sales mine
rales y constitute un gran ali
mento para los nervios.
Las fresas son de gran valol
contra la gota,' arenillas, lom-
brices, Y Intermediates del hi
gado. Ell analisis quimico de-
muestra que la fresa contiene
un derivado del acido salicili-
co.
Las cerezas dulces constitu-
yen un remedio insuperable pa
ra curar la anemia Y la icte-
ricia. Las ciruelas acidas son
magnlificas para ell higado Y
los rinones. Para abrir ell ape
tito y para combatir ell exceso
de acido urico son las cerezaS
tambien muy eficaces.
Las ciruelas en- general son
muy alimenticias Y saludables,
y favorecen las funciones del
intestine. La clase llamada
"Reina~ Claudia" contiene mu-
cha cal y az1car, y es insupe-
rable para formar los huesos /;
Sc recomiendan mucho para
fortificar los mines d6biles. Las
ciruelas moradas son un mag =
nffico digestive, y bien masti-
cadas disuelven las mucosida-
des Y son de improbable va =
lor para limpiar la laringe, la
garganta Y para curar los ca
tarros estomacales.
Los melocotones vivifican
las paroles abdominales, for
tifican ell est6mago Y excitan
las funciones pulmonares, as
como tambien limpian ell higa-
do y 10 libran de las bills.
Las peras Gentlemen tambiep
az1ear y cal y Sc recomiendan
mucho para los ninos escrofu-
losos, arquiticos y para ell re-
blandecimiento de los huesos.
Las manzanas contienen mu
cho hero, e influyen sobre to
La gaceta., 1937-07-19
HlGEENE Y BELLEZA

Publican vaUas revistas Glen
tificas europeas, importantes
articulos de los sabios faeulta-
tivos Winsch, Gabbeaardet y,
otros. recomendandU conner
frutas, sin exception, es insu-
ficio de la salud. Toda clase de
~frutas, 81 nexcepci5n, es insu-
perable nara limpiar la san :
gre, fortalecer los nervios y ia
cilitar la digestion.
Las frutas Sc deben conner
crudas, con cascara y deben
ser muy bien masticadas. La
fruta cocida pierde mas de la
mitad de SUI valor nutritivo. Lo
mismo Sc puede decir de los
battles e higos secos, los cua-
les hay que comerlos junto con
frutas crudas, pues por ST So
los, aquellos no constituyen un
alimento complete para ell
hombre.
La fruta Sc debe conner fres
ca. Fruta cogida antes de item
pc y puesta a madurar, pierde
cast todas sus virtudes.
La iva es de un valor inapre
ciable para fortificar ell cuer-
pc, para enriquecer la sangre,
Y SUI valor es de antano conoci-
do para combatir la Stills, las
hemorroides, la gotta, las are
La gaceta., 1937-07-19

a las ocho, uganda simultanea-
mente con todos los que Sc pre-
senten.
La eNhibiei0n esta a cargo
uel ex-campeon ajedrecista del
Sur Nestor Hernandez, A. Mon
tano y B. Diaz.
Nuestra bienvenida a tan i'm
portante ~viajero.
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TORNEO DE

Gustave Littman, champion
aiedrecista del condado Dade,
lego aver a esta ciudad para
interesarse en- los preparativos
del concurso de ajedrez que Sc
llevara a cabo Ell Miami, como
primer concurso del estado de
Florida
Mr.. Littman ofrecera una ex-
hibici6n de ajedrez en- ell Circu-
10 Cubano ,manana por la noche
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= i ! t Bs7F - ! x, = ::
Ell MISMO FIN QUE Ell
CODIGO DE JUSTICIA MI
LITAR SOLICITABA PA
ARA SUS DELITOS

- noticia, recibida en- terri.
tori0 leal, a traves de las ra-
dios extranjeras, y confirma-
das, de4 ues, por la de sala-
manca, Se ha ~extendido, con
la rapideS de 10 sensational,
por toda Espana republican,.
Ell q~ue~hasta ell IS d Julio DE-
1886, fue general del Ejerci-
to espanol y, desde aquella fe-
cha, cabecilla rebelde, ha fa-
lIecido en- un Academic de avia-
ci6n. Fin identico al encontra-
do, los primeros dfas &e Ia
sublevacion, por Jose Sanjur-
jo, a nuien ~facciosos ha-
bfan reservado ell puesto de
Jefe supreme del movimiento
subversivo. Extrana coinciden
cha de destino uni6 a estos dos
hombres en- la vida Y en- Ia
muerte. Destino de traidores,
rigurosamenfe cumplido. In
fieles a sus ideas, p~rometieroR
defender una Republica que
no sentlan, e infieles, mas tar
de, a su palabra, agredieron
por la espalda al Regimen y
al Gobierno que habian confia
do en- ella. I'm solo destino pa
ra ambos v una doble TRACTION
de cada uno. Sus vidas, parale-
lamente trazadas, vienen a
converger, parad6gicamente,
en- una misma muerte. Lo que
la geometria MEGA, la realidad
10 avala, atrayendo un solo
castigo sobre dos cabezas.
La carrera politica de Emf
lilo Mola Sc inicia desde la Di-
recci6n General de Seguridad.
Llamado a este puesto por Be-
renguer, a quien Sc confi6 la
impossible tarea de detener la
cafda de I'm regimen muerto,
Mola puso en- acci6n una nue.
va tecnica represora, cuya ca
r~acteristica esenciaAfue la des-
proportion. Una simple algara-
da, era reprimida por las cinta.s
de las ametralladoras Y a la mas
leve protesta Sc oponfa I'm gran
lujo de fuerzas pilitares.
Cuando Glen estudiantes alza-
ban sus woes desde la Facultad
de Medicina de San Carlos, en-
Madrid, ell edificio fue barrido
por ell fuego de la fuerza publ
ca. Este hecho, que no hemos de
adjetivar ahora ,pues fue cali
ficado en- su TEMPO, qued6 en- la
La gaceta., 1937-07-19

LAURENCE ONE STOP
STATION. - 1909 SEPTIMA
AVENIDA, Telefono Y 1918.
Gomas a plazos, baterias y ARE
CLOS mecanicos- Los mas quis :
quillosos duenos de automobiles.
son nuestros marchantes. de-
nos listed una prueba!
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ratum de la medicinal, pues no
hay enfermedad que Sc escape
a la acei6n benefica del aqua
de COCO.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-03-04
WHY TAKE A CHANCE?

With nationwide epidemic Of
'flu" second only in seriousness to
the one which swept over the country
in 1918. it is difficult to understand
why any around Coulee will neg
lect common cold. For "flu" invsr-
iably makes its approach with tho
same symptoms that mark a cold. 1t
SCENE little short of silly to allow a
cold to gain Roadway when it is pos
sibie to secure relief in a remarkably
short time. The family doctor will az
rule, prescribe day or so in bed.
and when one considers that it is q
small inconvenience when compared
with what may result If you do not 60
to bed, the wisdom of such advice ID
apparent. The danger line for common
colds is not here yet. In fact, no grav-
er danger from them exists than in the
month Of March. But by careful at
tention to food and clothing ana temp
eratures they can be avoided. and
careful. quick treatment in the even,
you contact one will always prove botf
wise and effective.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-03-04
LET'S KEEP OUT

There are many indications that
1897 will be marked by important
events in world history. With scowl-
ing European powers seeking excuses
to leap at one another's tkroats, we
can't help but expect war before the
year has ended. But the people Of
this country. knowing that war is an
expensive and wholly inexcusable bust
ness, will do all in their power to keep
out of the squabbls. should it come.
Well do all Of us remember that huge
donation of twelve billion dollars that
we made to the world during the last
year. Although we may never collect
from the European powers we can. as
nation, consider our foolhardiness Of
20 years ago, accept it as a warning
to "mind our own business" and let
the hot-headed nations of the world
do the same thing without any advice
or help from -.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-03-04
NATIONS FARMERS ASK II
POINT PLAN FOR FARM AID

A IA point plan program aimed at
mutual protection of producer and
consumer and parity income for farm
ers was unanimously adopted by q
group of national harm leaders At
Washington, D. O., February 8 and y
and recommended to Secretary of Ag-
rlculture Wallace, according to in
formation reaching F. E. Balmer, ex-
tension director. State College of
Washington.
Carl G. King, Whitman county
farmer, was one of committee of IL
which drew up the recommendations
to submit to the general group.
Several of the recommendations are
interesting to Washington farmers In
Guiding:
(1) The establishment of the "ev-
er normal granary plan" for the
maintenance of adequate reserves of
"food and fiber" through crop
loans; supplemented by benefit pay
ments for diversion, if necessary.
(2) Reenactment and strengthening
of the marketing agreement provisions
Of the Agricultural Adjustment act.
(3) The principle Of actually sound
crop insurance.
az Retention OF section 80 Of the
AAA which authorizes federal purchas-
es of surplus commodities for distribu-
ton to areas Of under-consumption.
(5) Continuation Of the agricultural
conservation program, and postpone
ment Of it's administration by the sew
(etal states until 1910.
(6) Legislation to encourage holding
Of farm units by owner-operators.
w Encouragement of farmer CO.
operatives.
(8) A system OF federally controlled
and regulated warehouses and terminal
markets.
(e) Federal grades, standards and
inspection Of basic and non-basic crops
not included in present regulations.
These recommendations are based
upon - "premises enunciated by
the farm leaders. These specifically
point out that the consumer must be
protected in any movements to secure
parity income for farmers or to adjust
production.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-03-04
She LOST 20
POUNDS OF FAT

Feel full of pep and possess the
slender form you crave-you can't
If you listen to gossipers.
10 take off excess fat go light on
fatty meats, butter, cream and sug.
ary sweets eat more fruit ana
vegetables and take half teaspoon.
full of Kruschen Salts IN glass OF
hot water every morning 10 ellmi-
nate excess waste.
Mrs. Elma Verille OF Havre De
Grace, Md, writes: L took on >, ~
No drastic cathartics-no consti-
nation-but blissful daily bowel ac-
fion when you take your little daily
dose of Kruschen.