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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-27
INQUEST into
GIRLS DEATH
IS TOMORROW
T. D. Hazelwood's Council
and State to Offer Ac-
cumulated Evidence
AUTOPSY REPORT is
TO BE PRESENTED

A Henderson county coroner'S
jury tomorrow will be given facts
in the death of Gloria Hauser, ~,
of Miami Beach, Fla, whose body
was found beneath High Bridge, s
miles south of Hendersonville, on
Tuesday afternoon, August II.
The inquest into the death, in
which her step-father, Il. ID.
(Tex) Lakewood, %, former
Butler University athlete, is be-
ing held without bond in the coun-
ty Jail on crarges of murder and
statutory carnal knowledge, has
been set for p. M, and Solicitor
G. o. Rulings, of Forest City, will
be present to represent the state.
Lakewood is represented by r.
l.. Whitmire and M. M. Redden,
both prominent Hendersonville
attorneys.
Members of the coroner's jury
who will hear evidence gathered
by the state and defense counsel
during the ten days since the
child's death are N. G. Foster,
Russ Drake, John S. Forest, Sam
Corn, S. Maxwell and John l..
Forrest.
The case has attracted consid-
cradle national attention due to
the prominence of the parties.
The child is a granddaughter of
Henry l.. Dollman, prominent In
dianapolis, Ind, businessman, and
her mother is the former Maxine
Dollman.
Lakewood, a native Of Goose
Creek, Texas, attended Butler, at
Indianapolis, and while there met
his wife. They have been married
for two years or more, and have
spent most of their time in Miami
Beach.
Lakewood was found on Tues
day afternoon at the southern
edge of the bridge by Everett Will
liams, colored truck driver, and
Hubert Barnett, local oil sales
man.
He was crawling from the deep
ravine beneath the bridge and
crying out: For Gods sake, save
my child"
Leaving the man on the road,
Barnett and Williams descended
the ravine. They found the child's
body about so or 60 feet from
the the southern edge of the
bridge.
After informing Lakewood
that the child was dead, they
brought him to the hospital. Ex-
animation failed to disclose any
serious injuries, and he was re-
ported to be suffering from shock.
Investigating officers found
buttons from the girls clothing
at a point at the bottom of the
ravine, about 200 feet from
where the body was found, and
the shoe from her right foot
about 800 feet away on the oppo-
Continued on page three.)
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BY JOSEPH w. RIGGS, Jr.
United Press Staff Correspondent

LONDON, Aug. 27. (UP)-
Great Britain. last night sought a
means of obtaining "satisfac-
ton" for the shooting of Sir
Hughe Acknowledgment, Brit
ish ambassador to China, without
allowing the case to develop into
a major diplomatic incident.
Diplomats feared that, unless
the incident in handled cautious
ly, it might aggravate the crisis
in the Far East at a moment
when Downing Street is cooper
ating closely with the United Stat
es in an effort to bring about an
immediate cessation of the Sino-
Japanese hostilities.
1t appeared certain that Britain
would lodge a formal diplomatic
protest with Japan as a rest OF
the shooting of the ambassador
by a Japanese airplane machine
gun bullet as he sped by automo.
bile from Marking to Shanghai
for a conference with British Of
fiicials.
But the shooting undoubtedly
will be classified finally as an I'M
intentional accident arising from
the chaos of the undeclared war
in the Orient.
Should Ambassador Knatchbull-
Hughessen die, however, Britain
might be forced to take q sterner
course of action in order to salts
fly British public opinion, already
angered by repeated and unpun-
ished attacks on British shipping
in the Mediterranean by the
Spanish Nationalist.
The wounding of the Ambassa-
dor aroused keen public interest
here. =,
It was uncertain whether the
people would follow the govern
ment in accepting the japanese
apology as satisfactory,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-27
BRITAIN PREPARES TO ACT ! 4
IN MACHINE CUNNING Of
AMBASSADOR AT SHANGHAI
Threat to Raid Soviet's Shanghai Con-
sulate Complexities Situation
in FerOciOus War
(UNITED PRESS)

The United States, Britain and Russia today are in.
volved in what threatened at any moment to become
serious dispute with Japan the war in China.
The United States consulate general in Shanghai pro-
tested to the Japanese against three bombngs of build
ngs flying the American flag.
Britain prepared to take appropriate action over the
critical wounding of her ambassador China by Japa.
plane. Britain regarded the incident 20 grave
that it was referred directly to King George.
Russia became involved by the Japanese threat to
raid the Soviet consulate general in Shanghai.
The war meantime continues with full ferocity. Chi
troops in the Shanghai being forced
essly back with the ever danger that they would
swarm into the international Settlement and imper for.
eigners. d,
Japanese have set Sunday the deadne for the an.
asserted however, that they would fight for wears II nee.
essary to drive the Japanese out. =
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RISES; 50
|NILIES HOMELESS

! DISTINCTION. Aug. p. (UP)
k,sr: thunderstorm climaXing
ays Of ceaSeleSS rain today
| he AnacOStia river out of its
b driving 50 families from
] bones. A score of families
rescued from their homes in
,ytaeaSt section of the Dis
! Of Columbia and nearby
fa,i.
= coast guard ordered its
70 aid endangered people.
/ Potomac river went over
SIEall at the naval air sta
Marketing roads.
kaLer streams in Virginia and
fali are reported out of
! tanks.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-27
! DAVIS TO SPEAK
LUTHERAN CHURCH

1 ~ ". :, Davis, D, D., pastor
!. HsI'newS Lutheran church,
-, i'1' 5. e., will preach at
-. - Lutheran church Sunday
az II o'clock. Pastor Da-
- Geen spending his vacation
Jacksonville -. for a number
- - and has a number of
1 SS,t mere who will welcome
SS'''unlty to hear him.
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|TH SIDES AGREE
WAGE MEDIATION

||SSHlNGT0N, Aug. 81. (UP)
NATIONAL Mediation Board to-
announced that representa-
o. both five operating rail-
s2'onS and the railroads in
nave agreed to accept the
oter to mediate the wage
| Z winch threatened to result
@lae early in September.
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HOUSING BILL
SIGNED TODAY

PARK. Aug. 81. (UP).
.s1. Roosevelt today signed
S-5OOO,O 900 army housing bill
obstruction at army posts
he S53,O0O,OOO appropria-
oil for construction, repair
surveys under the rivers and
p projects.
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CUE =, SEEK TO
sNT VAR HOSTAGES

'saisb 'EaN DE LUZ, Fran
f~T5o + Frontier, Aug. 81.
I for e = = 5: Destroyer Kane
; ast M, inS Asturian port of
Aaeyicaalss hr carrying a group
Ill "a, consular officials
! Loco 'Tempt to rescue more
, sq,S :, officials were said to
! F.,aSn%iEIiy from Generals IS
''seo Franco. Spanish
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-27
(ITON loan
READY
4 ANNOUNCE
L,ms Out Of Banks in
MARYLAND, Virginia;
Many Rescued
|aWAYS AND LABOR
ACCEPT MEDIATION

E,NINGTON. Aug. p. CUP
|rr,ed Press learned today
L., Sl3O.OOO.OOO cotton loan
M program Is virtually ready
|nrouncement.
sDyides for 4 drastic control
- next year. Department
{lrtalture officials expect TO
| a,ically all Of the appro-
IL TO bind farmers to an
~ program.
|fas said farmers would be
70 sign reduction agree
| FOR next years crop in or
receive subsidies this year.
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ARRIVES IN NEW YORK

Miss Geneva Stepp, daughter of
Mrs. ]. P. Stepp of Henderson
vile, arrived in New York yester-
day on the Queen Mary after a
visit to England for the corona
ton. She was accompanied by
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Billy Raves, who reside
in England. tr-t.-
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|JAPS BOMBING.
|NANKINCLEAVE.
l5OKNOWNDEAD.
American Standard Oil Is
Blown Up; Blockade
in Force
100000 JAPANESE
RESERVISTS CALLED

NANKING, Aug. 27.-(UP)-
Japanese airplanes in their most
terrible bombardment to date dew
astated a big section of the ma
tional capital today and left the
streets strewn with corpses. There
were $50 known dead and 200
houses were destroyed.
The American Standard Oil
company station was blown up.
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Ppe Recognizes Rebel Government
Psloyalists Launch Huge Offensive

E|pIiEAN CITY. Aug, 27,
B ,s .re Vatican today Off
:s;c y;sTIsG n the Rebels as
~'''aI Spanish government nnie %
ks,s ~, Aug. 81. (UP)-
Esys , Today launched a huge
bragoS%s sS, i the ancient city
4 49, on The Aragon front.
b. Tgy ,o,e extended along a
l. !, l'ont, Insurgents were G
+ and retreat by Loyalist
in 49, armored cars which
( s,o column formation. Hun
b. reported killed in the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-27
W. A. Sinclair OF
Fruitland Dead

w. A. Sinclair, Of Fruitland,
died at his home today at 1910
o'clock.
Funeral announcements had not
been made today.
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ROTHSCHnn DEAD

n ~ ~ Aug. q. (UP).-
| %"oYS,unsS;niId. 90, member of
! toJ oCs banking family died
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Y 'Mllkath@E
THURSDAY

Maximum, 81 degrees; mini
mum, Ga degrees; mean, "a de-
grees; days range, 20 degrees
rainfall, .02 in.
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WEATHER

,,,v fair Friday night and
Gsasr'"ss xeept for widely scat
ssrdaty, .rnoon thundershO~er''
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GOOD AFTERNOON

The governor from Alabama
appoints his wife to the senate.
Southern gallantry, no doubt.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-03-12
Bishop Suspends
Six For School
Attack

They were charged with being
"the principal parties to the publ
cation of fasle and defamatory
statements concerning Bishop Col
lege," in protest of the voluntary
resignation of Rev. H. M. Smith as
Dean of Bishops School of Rei-
gion.
The IA other ministerial stud
ents who were placed on probation,
were deprived of approximately
$500 in scholarship aid for the
spring quarter, beginning March,
hey will be reqdtat rect rureoi
l.. They will be required to retract
all false assertions which appeared
in their news releases, before re-
Stunning their academic work at
the college. A SubStant1al part OF
the scholarship funds that will be
released through the enforcement
of the terms of probation on these
students will be allocated to other
needy deserving new and regular
students.
For reasons which seemed plau-
sible to the council, A. L. Clark, ].
L. Branham and G. A. Holiday,
were not deprived of the scholar
ships but were placed on proba-
ton pending the retraction Of
statements against the college.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-03-12
NJ. Y.CommisSion
May vaco+e
Broddock Grown

NEW YORK - All is not lovely
with Champion James J.Braddock
since he signed last week to fight
Joe Louis on June 22nd in Chi
cago. The New York Boxing
Commission, it is rumored, will
step in and vacate Braddock's title
if he fails to meet Max Schmeling
on June 3, according to the rules
of the commission. The rules state
that fighter must train for a
fight for the last five days in this
state, but according to Braddock's
present plans, he will be in the
West training for his bout with
Louis at about the time his pre-
sence would be required. It is
now up to the lowyers to decide
whether Jim would go to Chicago
to fight Louis without his title.
It was pointed out, however, that
if Jim's title is vacated, it would
not go to Schmeling, as "A cham
pionship can be lost by default,
forfeit or inability to pass the
scale, but a championship can only
be won in contest" It is now
being said that Madison Square
Garden, who holds a contract with
Champion Jim to fight Max
Schmeling, may go ahead and pre-
pare for the fight on June 8, in
order to meet it's end Of the con-
tract, thus putting Champion Jim
on the spot.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-03-12
Probes Terror
Reign Of NC.
-H!ogging CuI+

CHARLOTTE, N. G. - Sheriff
]. A. Ross. who arrested a awhile
preacher and his cousin this week
for flogging two white men, has
begun an investigation of the ter
ror that has stalked this rural
area for two years. q,
Russ said he expected at least
one more arrest and that things
are liable to pop most any time"
Local authorities have been
Searching for months for clues to
a terroristic band Of reformation
bent, self-styled Christians. They
Have held prayer services over the
quivering victims of their lash
i4gs.
Those arrested this week were
the Rev. Vance Simmons, Baptist
minister, and B. C. Simmons, his
cousin.
WISE SAYINGS
Wisdom is the mother of graft
tude.
The recognition Of ones own i'm
perfectiOns is very high perfection.
Virtue, like q rich stone looks
best when plainest set.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-03-12
PICKET ITALIAN CONSUL
IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK CO. -Enraged
Harlemties, protesting the mass
acre of Ethiopians for the attack
on Marshall Graziani in Adds
Ababa, picketed the Fifth Avenue
office of the Italian Consulate for
several days last week. Signs
carried by the picketers attacked
Fascism in both Ethiopia and
Spain.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-03-12
Okennah's Diet 80

Sunday School is Rapidly grow
ing owing to warmer weather.
supt. Davis and teachers were at
their post of duty.
Pastor Hardison preached to a
full capacity who appreciated the
Seron. His Subject was the Hand
Writing on the Wall.
Mr.. Author Guy has returned
home on a visit from E1 Paso, Tex.
Mr.. Jeff Davis and w. B. Rules,
Misses Hardison, P. Perow spent
sunday afternoon Sightseeing.
Mrs. Elgard Hicks of Mesa
spent the weekend visiting par
ents here.
Keep no more cats than viii
each mice.
Jealousy knows no loyalty.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-03-12
Every Day Life
ClauZell Yvonne Jackson

MY LITTLE ENGLISH PUP
At evening when my work is DONE
And 10 the sun is set,
Then I can have the greatest fun
Playing with my little dog pet.
He Jumps and swings his chubby
tail
AS if to say you're SWELL.
He wants me then to rub his head,
I understand quite well.
He runs and gets the ball I throw,
Brings it back to me again.
When he snurls that flat little nose
You should see me grin.
haven't taught him yet to do
Little tricks for me.
He's such ferocious looking thing
It's an English Bull you see.
He's never quite so amusing
AS when it's time to sup
He gulps so fast, one would tnlnK
Him an impolite little pup.
When he's tired playing with me,
He curls up on the floor.
When he's fallen sound asleep
You should hear him snore.
Sometime I get quite furious
With my little white-haired pup,
But for all others dogs I've seen
wouldn't give him up.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-03-12
NEW CATHOLIC INTER
RACIAL BOOK OUT

NEW YORW- (C) Inter
racial Justice, by Father John La
FARCE, associate editor of "Ame-
rica", national Catholic weekly,
and contributor to "Interracial
Justice, will be published March
Is.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-03-12
WILD ROSE
HAIR GROWER

formerly East India. now WILD kose'
win promote full
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-13
!, between France

RACK and forth, between France
and England, the seven island!
comprising Guadalupe in the Yves
Indies were shuttlcd from 1859 tc
1866. Discovered by Columbus ir
1893, the colony was taken over
by the French in 1855, long re.
naming a dependency Of Marti.
niquc. The British captured it II
1859, it was restored TO France
four years later, and again The
British took il in 1893.
That Same year Victor Hughes
French corsair, Offering freedom
to those. Slaves who would joir
him, rounded up m army of black.
and routed the English. But Ma.
poleon Bonapartc, in 1902, re-eS'
tablished SlVcry on the island
and many OF the freed men killed
themselves rather than submit.
In 1910, England again tool
over the island, only to give it ur
six years later. Today, the col.
ony is a rich source Of sugar, cof'
fee, cocoa, and rum.
a view OF one of the TWO larg.
est islands is shown on the staml
below, issued IN 1905.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-13
ADMINISTRATOR 5 NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
tor Of the estate Of J. II. Max
well, deceased, this Is 20 notify
all persons having claims against
said catutc to present them TO the
undersigned on or before April
%, 1888, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery. Al!
persons indebted to said estate
will please make settlement at
once with the undersigned. This
April %, 1897.
w. Z. MAXWELL, Admr.
I-22-ThurS-Gtp
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice

Having qualified rs adminiatra-
to. Of the estate Of G.. T. Camp
bell, late Of Henderson county,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to pre-
sent them to the undersigned on
or before the 22nd day Of April,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-13
LIBERTY

LIBERTY, May l3.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Nix have moved into
their now home.
Misses Ethel and Lille Sumncy
and Gordon Jones called on Mrs.
G. w. Sumner Sunday.
Mrs. W. f.. Maxwell and MIR.
and Mrs. c. n. Laughter and son
were dinner guests Of Mir. and
Mrs. A. J. Nielsen, Jr., on Moth
crs' day. Mrs. Maudc IIilI and
family and Mrs. Nellie Jones and
son, Billie. of Edneyvllc and Rev.
and Mrs. 4. J. Nielsen and Miss
Jessie Nielsen Of Balfour were
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executor Of
the last will and testament of Ida
ID. Sprechcr, deceased, late resi-
dent Of Henderson county, n. g.,
this is to notify all persons nav
ing claims against said estate TO
present them to the undersigned
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-13
PACT ENDS STRIKE

NEW ORLEANS, MAJ 12.-
(UP)-Robcrt Mcers, head Of
the National Maritime union here,
announced last night that the
Wcinberger Banana company had
signed agreements fer union rec
ognition and increaseG wages
which ended a sit-doHn strike b.
Seamcn on two company ships
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TREASURY DEPARTING N T.

Notice is hereby given that on
February l8, 1897, Ford Coach,
model 1884, Motor No. lS-l4S425,
being Of the appraised value o;
$4,000. or less, was seized in
Henderson County, North Caro-
Ina, for violation OF the Intern
al Revenue Laws; TO wit, Section
$3.50, Revised Statutes. Any per-
son claiming said automobile is
required, TO appear before the UNI
dcrsigncd and file written claim
and give Bond for Costs as pro-
vidcd by Section 2460, Revised
Statutes on or before June IL,
1887, otherwise, the car will be
disposed Of according to law. T.
f.. Patton, Investigator in Charge,
Alcohol Tax Unit. Bureau of In
ternal Revenue, Charlotte, n. c.
Dated: May Is, 1887.
5-l3-Thurs-3t
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also Guests Of thc Niclscns.


. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. l.. MGrc!l and
Mrs. i. l.. McIrcll attended the
Mothers day program at MI.
Moriah Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dalton
motOred 20 A2nevillc recently.
Mr., and Mrs. frank Wicker Of
Brcvard and Theodore Dalton Of
Etowah called at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. u. r. Dalton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C,audc laughter
Of Biltmore called or Mr.. and
Mrs. c. n. Laughter Monday af-
tcrnOOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Cox visit
ed in the Mills River section Sun
day.
Mrs. Selman Rogers and chill
drcn were recent callers at The
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. McKillOp.
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on or before Apr. 20, 1888, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar OF
recovery; and all persons indcbt-
cd to said estate are requested to
make settlement with tnc under
signed. .
This April 20. 1897.
CLAUD DOWNS, Executor,
Clcwiston, Fla.
A-29-Thurs. -Gtp.
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Any Gon Can Order Ham EGGS But Takes Want Adv TO Find The Hams
3-Lipestock and Poultry

PURE BRED, husky, Reds, Bar
red Rocks. White Rocks, White
WyandotteS, White Leghorns,
100 $6.45. Heavy mixed -
$5.95. Prepaid; live delivery.
jefferson Farms, Birmingham,
Ala.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-13

In 1885, according to factory
figures, 3,36GS0G passenger cars
and 732, 600 trucks were sold.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-13

LAUNDRY and dry cleaning serv-
ice that will absolutely please
you. Miller's Laundry & Clean
crs. l29 Fourth Ave. Phone
iJ3.
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l5-MisceNa neous

100 POPLAR LOGS. Ready for
use, for log house. Phone 3l2l.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-13

FOR SALE-Four tires and tubes,
size 600xl6, So. Also six-tube
all electric radio, 81. CAT
Cherry st.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-13

CITY TAX BONDS WILL SOON
BE DISCONTINUED. p A \
NOW AT A BIG SAVING. 0,
ROY KEITH, REAL ESTATE
PHONE 81.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-13

PAINLESS BUILDING-Consult
us about building and eliminate
possible diSappointmenSs. We
do all kinds of construction
work. Gmley Construction Co,
Phone 6SG. l25 Third Ave. W.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-13

YOU WOULD EMPLOY half the
lawyers i'm town Gif necessary
to save your home against un-
lust claims, hut arc you pro-
tcctirg It against loss by fire?
Insure with Hcndcraonvillc In
surance Agency. Phone Sll.
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l0-Transportation

ALLIED VAN LINES will bring
your furniture from, or take it
to any point in U. S. or Canada.
We store furniture. Vile
Transfer Co. Phone 121.
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9-PersonaI Property

FOR SALE-Wheel chair, good as
new. Miss Mollie Prince, Osce-
ola road.
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BIC BARGAINS
IN THIS LOT

90, Chevrolet Standard
Coach, new paint, good
tires, mechanically perfect
low mileage 900"
o35 Plymouth Coupe, one
owner, perfect condition
o"J - rcaI buv for Si25
g%l Chevrolet Deluxe Town
Sedan. real buy at the 700
price We ask -f'O'
o35 Chevrolet Truck, stake
body. good tires, lots Of 900
Good transportation for $500
929 Chevrolet Coach, good
condition, four excellent a.
tires --- '"'
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LUMBER--MLwork, paints. build
crS' hardwarc-anything to re-
ducc the builders problems.
Hcndcrsonvillc Supply d Coal
Co. Phone 500.
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For Sale
Autos and Accessories

OR SALE-Chevrolet 20 coupe
go model Whippct coach; one
30 model I - ton Chevrolet
truck: all in gooG condition
Good tires. new licenses. VIII
lard HOotS. Edneyville.
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FOR SALE - Eureka Vacuum
cleaner aid several double beds
cheap at Ames hotel. 4"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-13

Are you a member Of the Car
den Club? A. Il contribution to
this organization we have ordered
and have in stock Il number OF
l-pound cans of Rosc-Aid, a spe-
cially prepared dust for Roses.
This is a Williams Prod
uct. and is being sold ut cost
(3Cc) to introduce this produce
among enthusiastic rose growers,