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them only one or two down.

concede them only one or two down.
state districts.
Immediately after the primary elec-
tfons last April there seemed little hope
for the Republicans. The Democrats
rolled up much larger total vote in
the primary than did the Republicans.
Since then. however, farm prices have
hit the toboggan. the unemployed have
become more restless and unhappy
and an election Of a Supreme Court
Judge in downstate district turned
the tables on the Democrats.
This special election took place in
June in q district composed Of Is
counties, including Springfield. In
1885 this district rolled up lead of
$4,000 for Roosevelt. In the judicial
election last Jvne, however, the Re-
publicans elected their candidate by
10000 votes. This, the Republicans in
Sist, means something.
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Il Suffered the
Torture Of Arthritis"

Until l was about ready
to give up" How often
have you heard that re-
mark? Perhaps you, too,
are discouraged. Don't lose
hope. Drink Mountain
Valley Mineral Water. For
IS years the prescribed
water at Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, to aid in the treat
ment of arthritiS.
Phone Metro. 1862 for Booklet.
Mountain Valley Water Co.
MET. 1862 I4O5 X St. NV
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The claims of some of the farm lead
ers, favoring Lucas. are that the Demo-
ocratic senatorial nominee will defeat
Lyon by approximately 100000 if
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ApARTMEhrs uhruRhlsurp.

COLoRED-PRIvATE APT 2 LARGE
rooms kitchenette and bath; heat light
ana gas furnished: reliable couple. 61b
Columbia I'd. NV.
-DOWNTOWN-3 RMS, BATH,
neat, S3S 20. Near 1lth and @ sts; NV.
a2a n z. Ss's; ave- Ns,i 2ai E sds7. :. MAHsHA!I
REFINED COLORED-141s N. j. AVE
AM rms. kit. bath no children
$3.50: references required. Apply Apt. =
CoLoRED-1267 3rd ST. s.W.-FIRsT
GORDONS. 3O5 N st. s.w., or FLOYD Z.
DAVIS. 713 18th st. NV.
COLORED-S36.5 - DESIRABLE APT.
3l.3 18th st. NV; r.. X. b.; inc. heat
THOMAS D. WALSH. INC.
BIB 11th St. NV. Dist. 1858.
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HOUSES UNFURNisHeD.

CHEVY CHAsE-6. BEDRMs.. 3na BATHS.
Write CHARLES CLARK. Germantown,
360l llth ST. N.W.-sUNNY. CORNER.
brick: rooms. ami: easily heated: near
schools. $50 month.
1909 PERRY PL. NW.-6 ROOMS AND
bath. sleeping porch. GEO. G. SMITH,
42l9 ,th ST. NV. W ---------
Wisconsin 41a3. 3O'
1923 MONROE ST. NV. OFF 18th ST
New. 5 rooms and bath. recreation room.
Rent hfa' ss oWssF coumsa aSa5se Fss
$40 gath ST.; AURORA HILLS. vA.-s
rooms 2 porches: beautifully landscaped.
corner lot: ami: close to school. stores
dna ana araaspgF'&'0n 4iss.J reasonable H:NSn %.
CHEVY CHASE. 4112 ,JEN1FER ST
Semi-det.. rms. gar. oil heat. nice lawn;
eonv; transp. Key at 1909 Jocelyn st.
II. ADAMS ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS AND
pef month"; sasEa 90 af
GREATLY REDUCED RENTAL-5ss6 4lst
sarase. s.. ERODE l. e GohBERT. GsEs iNc Sati.
$50. 1907 Eye st. NV.
ROOMS. BATH, GARAGE, . PORCHEs;
heat: e' eieetric esie' refriaerstor ciev. $ess
415 UPsHUR N.W-6 ROOMS. SLEEP
ins poTfh ESnon scEd Tsusf fondtlon RIaa 500.
411s 9Th ST: N.W;-S ROOMS. BATH BATH
eo +! Ffs 8. Sales
iEH isi.nd ave.esrsnd-neR F4EA; @ brieE y1 home. %
sSS SWnsR Sl se45 sS Cars at S door
s-BEpRN; DETACHED HOUSE. LaE. YD.
Rhon: POI Poisa ssisW W. sis E .% heat S
s1s l55s. s4qs snS Sstb p Sci
heat: garaEe: $50. Atlantic 1887. 81.
1929 BUCHANAN sT.--NEW.- HOUSE
len Foo%s owN &C., sfss
s34 IRVING ST: N:w:-WHITE. 8 RMS ms
eaIn coInmbia b"n siab. ''Se 'en' ie0u'eo 10 S0p.
3l8 18th ST. SEE r.. H.-W.H.. 2
g9Fehei g9S Ineoh Sl9'st: ssaeW eDvtr' newly
st..5 rooms. bath, finished attic. cellar.
garage; near schools and transportation;
asln wpoPLEY KDIsEMI.9ETAcHE1: GssI Ea3
garage; March l: S75. Inquire 3s19I2. 4.
7a2 ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD NV
Eight rooms. two baths: garage; rent re-
saH evennss. 5 District is %Siss. % Dls'''' 30.
3Os BRYANT ST. N.E.-5 ROOMS AND
bath. newly decorated: 3 porches. in
closed: h.-w.h.; garage; $4,000. Potomac
3I39-R. 3O'
FIVE ROOMS. AND BATH; HoT-WATER
heat: duplex house: ami; near Lincoln
Park: rent only; S35. 90. Phone Columbia
11O1 or Metropolitan 1918. 81
lsSo Mass Aa. AVE sE@s r. AND B.;
tist. HENEY eCHAfF1RT. $50 John
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APARTMENTS UhFuRh,sHep
FREE MOVING.

FREE MOVING.
FLAT FOR RENT.
s.s md Fl as s. roe%: A1 t.th lsat ser..n.d q:
DoIfa: ) 81 cHroRe e sHe So 81 Pa. ave. Sc.
3-BEDROOM APT.
Living room, dining room,
reception hall, kitchen, bath.
floors ivory WOODWORK: a4-hour elevator
and switchboard service.
$500.
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER
FONTANET COURTS,
-1400 Fairmont St NV Col. O336.
EVANSTON, 3427 18th ST. NV.
THE DAHLIA
1 room. sun porch. dinette. kit.
Bedroom. any iivins s. room. dinett., kit 'o
? R.,droeS%.s; S.s; iivins room. dinette, oo 90. ~
Electric refrieeration. See resident mgr.
sl7 LoNGrELLow ST. NV, NO. 2.
water. gas and light furnished S47 so
, roo,,! a5os GRANT GRANT ST. NE: No;!.
u iOOiHb W OcuTOOmSb. XIII. QlnetLe.
bath; large yard: gas heat S37 so
1920 IsHERWooD ST. NE. NO. 3.
rooms, kit. bath and screened
, 44:5 14th ST; NV.
2 rooms kitchen and bath $4s5O
Refg. on House Current See Janitor
2504 10Th ST NE
rooms. kit. dinette. bath x41.5O
Refrigeration on House Current.
EDW. M. WILLIS,
Investment plde NationaI cd.O
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OPEN SUNDAY, IL TO 4
V IInIrCE

42S Oak st. NV. west of l4th ST. above
Park rd-Brick new-house condition. s
:, elec. refg.. auto heat. instanteous hot
water. single garage. nice yard: ready to
move in. Low rental: $50. See agent on
premises SUNDAY or DIXIE REALTY Co
Nat. SSSn Sunday CIer OHM 80
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TILE uTGuvTCu,

61 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Convenient to car and bus lines,
schools. churches and stores.
2 rms. kit. and bath S36. 90
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5oLoREF1226 9th ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS,
kitchen. bath; oil heat; S47.5O. G. w.
SIMPSON co. 1O24 Vt. ave. Met. 500.
S!;oLoREDl9s4 \ ST: NV. APT: -
BATH Venetian blinds: heat and light fur
nished; ,$35 per month to Government
employed only. or come well recommended
Key at 1885 10th st. NV.
COLORED-5 RMS B.. 1895 9th NE:
3 rms. b.. 71S R. I. ave. NV. or 1S42
eth NV: each S32.5O. Behrend. 1917 F.
COLOREDI2, ROOMS. KITCHENETTE,
bath. with automatic gas, refg. and heat
appliances S42.60 mo. 243' 14th st. ne.
Open Sunday. l to 4 pm.
COLORED-NOW AVAILABLE m THIS
4s q 81. s.w. Clean. modern. large nm,
kit. and bath apts., .S4b: heat and hot
vater tneluded excellent class tenants.
6asement Se q st. D. .. NASH. owner,
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3O8 18th ST. Sc.
? rms kit. bath. front and back porches,
back yard
ONLY $32.5O.
THOMAS "A. JAMESON CO..
eO6 N. Y. Ave. National 5526
1413 GIRARD ST. NV.
NEWLY DECORATED
3 rms, kit, bath, refe., S45
LEE D. LATIMER CO..
722 Investment Bldg. Natl. 4146.
CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
RMS. X. to 4 RMS. K. S47-SsO.
Exclusive location: modern. fireproof
service; mirror doors. Potomac 5Os3.
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HOUSES FUR. OR uhFuR.

WOODBRIDGE. nSi5 MYRTLE AVE. NE
u rms. detached. h.-w.h.. fireplace. built
in garage. near schools, stores. transp
After J., O'Clock
MARLBORO PIKE. 4 MILES D.. Ct
rooms bath. center-hall brick oil heat
electric stove. refriserator. garage. APP
ply MITCHELL'S S STORE. ForeStville. Md.
lilies: double garage. large grounds rea-
Sonsble. North 1855.
"326 Goth ST. N.W.-SEMI-DETACH
brick, 6 rooms, bath hot-water heat. front
and rear porches WILL CONSIDER SELL
ING ON RENTAL TERMS. BOSS &
PHELPS, NATIONAL $500. OR MR..
AIKEN. GEORGIA 6I3f
GEoRGETOWN-REMO 3 RMS,
= baths garden: oil heat; S125 unf.. $3.50
furn. Phone West OS:j5.
Is ROOMS > BATHS. CENTER HALL
Chevy Chase. D. c.: first class condition.
Xlrl mo- Natl. $50 Emerson LII
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3115 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV,
Electric refrieeration. Just west Of
18th St.. above Columbia Road
rooms. kitchen and bath $3.50
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. Elec: Refs. Resident Manager.
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FIVE ROOMS. AND BATH; HoT-WATER
PARK Park: rent % only: v?u ss5 90 Phone coiumSis
11O1 or Metropolitan 1913. 81.
1850 MASS AVE. e.E.-6 R. AND B.;
corner: ans oRportunity for doctor or den
NarshAu plaeo.
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MODERN DUPLEX APTS,

MODERN DUPLEX APTS,
1888 NICHOLSON ST. NV. NO ?.
2 rms, kit. dinette. bath. porch S32 so
1851 NICHOLSON ST: NV. NO. 3.
bath with shower. rear porch S55 100
rms. kit, dinette. bath. porch s45.oo
rms, kit. ainette. bath, porch s4..5o
rms. kit: dinette. bath, porch s4a.5o
rms. Kit dinette. bath: porch $40 90
3 rms. kit. dinette. bath porch s3s.oo
FLOYD E DAVIS CO..
r33 10th st. NV National O35o.
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900 FLORENCE ST. NE.-s ROOMS
Ea,h. NV h.. cleo. garage: $3.50. C w.
SIMPSON CO. 1924 VT. ave Met $500
Mt. PLEASANT NV BLOCK STORES,
Gar llne ~ rooms newly decorated: semi
detached brick home: vacant. Adams
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1909 HAMLIN ST NE-s5. .5O-5-R.
pnhRalow. attic. basement. screened back
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81 .50-aO0 IIth ne-6r b h.vh en-
81 50+55 N st. sw-6 r. b. h " 4.
430n-l35l Md. ave. ne-6r r.. b. h.-v h ,
i2.50-4@l md n.w.-6 r. b.. elec., Gas
5o.nn-:0 Quincy nj. ne.-6 r. B.. Nv h =.
~ m-!94l n.e.-6 r. b., h w h. elec
-, n2-4l nv. r. b., cleo. h.-r h
COLORED.
81; ;.3O-.2S Hobart avs r. b.. h.-w.h
~ 3t-l435 Swami ST. n.v-6r. b. gas
2S.0o-936 25th st NV r., water
THOS. D. WALSH. INC.
SIS 11th ST NV Dist 1855
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ROOSEVELT GARDENS
2147 o ST. NV

413.2e 18th ST. NE.
3 rms. kit. d. .. and bath $50 90
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lis CONCORD AVE. NV.
3 bedrooms. living room. kitchen.
bath. screened porch $4,000
1l9 KENNEDY ST. NV.
9 bedrooms. living room, kitchen
hot
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4?"4 3sth ST. NV. COR WARREN ST
: rooms: :, baths kit. elec refr. oil
burner; :-car garage. 500 month. yearly
BLDG
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0HA : CIV 4E114N4s
1928 21st pl. Sc, Apt. 4. 1894 ct
porch: A37 so and $40.
w a CATION Cko3 ps qua -
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NEW. ARTISTICALLY ARRANGED. 7-RM.
house; :. baths bedrooms double at
tached saraee. fireplace; Electrolux refg.
OIL heat: 20 min. from CITY; in attractive
woods OF TAFT court on Western ave a.
1Sth st. To INSPECT. call OWNER, 1900
SM,estern ave close to property. or phone
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l5l4 BUCHANAN ST. NV RMS :
dounle earage. elec.. refs: newly deco
rated: rent. SIS: modern Georsia 55.5
6,RoGM HOUSE. ELECTRICITY. WATER,
Subdivision, Suitand, Md. Lot ~ AnnIy
next door "a" III.
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dumb nurse"
shes q pretty nurse"
"Shc hurts when she starts aft
er those bandages." Then he ask
ed, What kept you"
"Magda Hamilton, back from
Brcmerton."
ooh"
Gossip, that's ALL" She would
not tell him about Dwight and
Marvel. She would not. And yet,
somehow, the words were saying
themselves. Marvel Campbell az
rived in a yacht. Cary Tenants
yacht" -,
"The slick, dark-haired chap?'
eyes. And Marvel and Dwight
had an argument. Right on the
ship, the way Magda told it. Tom
probably told her. The fools"
Jack leaned back among the pill
lows. "Those two were due for
stormy weather. It won't help his
personal reputation lie any u
have stuff like that in it." Then
he said, $50 that's why you're
you're"
Ppm WHAT" she asked quickly,
challenge in the way she said it
81 was just repeating meaningless
gossip"
He didn't answer.
She dropped her eyes. "Do you
think it isn't meaningless to me?
Do you think .care?'
Judy" he said slowly, 81 know
you've never really gotten ovcl
him. Loves a funny thing.
know how he hurt you, and
know what a cruel, arrogant crea-
ture she is. But just the same,
you never were able to ignore
hem. You never wholly forgot
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Christmas Sales Can Popped Up With Classified Ads Begin Using Them Tomorrow
0 SERIAL STORY
LOVERS AWEIGH
COPYRIGHT, 1898
NEA SERVICE. INC
BY BETTY WALLACE

Jack waits for me. You know how
dull 500. is"
Magda said, She came in 4
yacht, with d party of friends.
That nan we met at her house
wal minG-Cary Tenant. 1t was
his yacht" She shot Judy Il specu-
lative glance. ''To make long
story short, she and Dwight had
an awful row. In public. On the
Texie, to he exact. She said she
WAS going back on the yacht, the
way I heard the story, and
Dwight said it was a disgusting
way for married woman to car
! ny on. Something like that. y
Magda stood up. - don't want to
Keep YOU. Just wanted to say that
everybody knows she's left hi'A,
and we're all wondering if he'll
batch it over in that modern man
sion of hers, or stick aboal j SHY"
Judy found no words. She and
Magda went out together. But rs
Magda got into her own car, she
was smiling a little. As if she
knew what havoc her news had
wrought in Judy's breast.
Judy turned the key in the igni-
ton, stepped on the starter furi-
ouely. What difference did it
make if Dwight and Marvel had
ouarreled? She had forgotten
/ Dwight Campbell was on earth.
Bu thad she, asked q small voice
inside her. Had she really forgot
ten? Or had she only been too
GLAD to sink her torment into the
ready balm of Jack Hanley's love
He needed her. He'd been hurt,
She had worried about him, been
grateful he had come through
alive. It was natural that her pity
for him should whisper to hen
lwayward heart, trap her into be-
ieving it was love.
But it was love. 1t was peace,
full, and sweet, and real. She
would marry him and have good
life. She didn't care what MarVe
and Dwight did! They meant
nothing to her!
But the image she had hieC
hard to Danish forever rose again
| Just the sound Of his name cOulc
bring it back. His eyes, the way
i his hair grew. His splendid height
The touch Of his fingers, burning
1 on her arm.
"Now she said out loud. Ana
then she found that she was driv
ing past the white house where
he had lived with Marvel. 1t wa!
not on the way to the hospital
How had she gotten here?
Furiously, she turned the car
almost caneening over 4 curb
stone. She. drove swiftly to the
hospital. Her cheeks were bright
with color She marched into the
bare hall, she entered the elevator
She must calm herself. Jack woulC
; be sure to see that she was up
set. .
He had been reading a book she
had brought him. He laid it aside
"You're late!'
"You weren't reading, You
were just looking"
II can't help it," he said. :"
count the minutes. The clocE
seems to stand still. You try ly
ing in bed, with nobody but
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TRUSTEES SALE

Notice is hereby given that UNI
der the power Of sale given in a
deed in trust executed by j. n.
Evans and wife Celia Evans to the
undersigned trustee dated the
22nd day Of November. 1887. and
recorded in book ia at page 260
of the records of deeds in trust for
Henderson county, North Caro-
lima, default having been made in
the debt secured thereby, and
holder of said debt having de-
manded that the undersigned trus-
tee exercise said power Of sale,
and sell the property therein con-
veyed as provided in said deed in
trust. 70. .g ii ..1. ...
Therefore, on Tuesday, Dec. the
9th, 1888, at IL o'clock noon at
the courthouse door of Henderson
county, n. c., the undersigned
will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash the hereinafter
described property in the County
of Henderson township of Hen
Jacksonville, State Of North Caro-
lima and more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
Being lots No. IL, Is, IA in
block F of the w. H. White addi-
ton to Mountain Home surveyed
12-31-1924 by John L. Stacy reg
istered land surveyor, and said
plat being of record in the reg
lister of deed office for Henderson
county, N. c., said being record
ed in plat book 2, on page 29, to
which said plat for more accurate
description reference is had. u
This the 25th day of Nov, 1888.
A. A. RICE, Trustee,
OG NJ, d%p
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CAST OF CHARACTERS

JUDY ALCOTT - adrnirars
daughter. She faced choice
between two navy suitors.
DWIGHT CAMPBELL-am-
bilious lieutenant. He faced a
choice between his wife and
duty.
JACK HANLEY-flying sail
or. He faced a test of patient
love.
MARVEL HAsTIGGs-navy
wife. She faced the test of be-
ing a good sailor.
Yesterday: In a heari-touch-
ing scene, Judy bids farewell to
Diane, wonders il all this is worth
w!,ilc in the Navy. But her moth
or assures her it is, that Diane
would have done it all over again.
CHAPTER XXill 90
Jack iIanlcy had been in Sick
Offices Quarters i month now.
His arm had knit beautifully, his
ribs were almost we'll. He couj;
sit up in bed, but he hadn't been
in Il whcelchair yet. Commander
Sloane believed in doing things
slowly. Re had said, "You want
to fly again, don't you? Take it
easy"
Judy, who spent much Of each
day there in the white room, was
happier than she had ever been
before. They talked of their mar
riage. "a week after you get out,
whenever that isl She wouldn't
have a big wedding, like MarvePs.
But she'd have all that mattcrcd.
Her father, giving her away. Her
mother. Her friends she had
grown uD with, on stations all
over the world. For their honey
moon, there would be a motor
trip, and a visit in Virginia with
Diane. The memory of Bill Bel
still lived with Jack. Bitterly
sometimes. "He had d child
Maybe it would have been better
if l.
"Non Judy said. "No, no, no
You mustn't talk that way. There
must have been some reason
something we can't see. You'll dc
wonderful things for the service
One afternoon when she was
getting ready to drive to the hos
pital, Magda Hamilton came in
Just got back from Bremertor
yesterday. The TeXarkana anc
the destroyers and everybody vii
be in tomorrow" -....,
She sat on the sofa. "We-wc
were shocked when the news came
about Bill Bell. That's the breaks,
l guess"
Then she said, "Have you heard
what happened up there?"ay
Judy said, "No, l haven't
| WHAT" q"
Your friend, Mrs. Campbell
said Magda. "She didn't come al
first. Tommy said Dwight was al
most out Of his mind. Kept wiring
| her. Then She showed up, a week
ago" o..
= :; =
Judy was impatient. Her inter,
est in Dwight Campbell and Mar,
vel was dead, she told herself
They had their lives to live, she
had hers. She looked at her wrist
watch ~ don't want to be late
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FORGERY PROVES
SUSPECT LITERATE

FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec. q
(UP)-A 80 year old Latin
American forgot about the record
when he tried to plead ignorance
of the English language.
The man was arrested for va
grancy, and his reply to all ques-
tions was mo speeka." Officers
inquired if the accused could
write, and he indicated vigorously
that he could not.
At that moment, a police rec
ords clerk appeared. He proved
that the Latin-American had serv-
ed a two-year prison sentence for
forgery.
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him. I'd be blind. not 10 know.
Sometimes, when you sat here.
planning the future with me, ]
thought maybe ! was wrong.
Maybe you did love me. But don't
you see, while Dwight and are
in the same navy, my path and
his - your path and his = are
bound to cross. Pm not prying, l
don't want anything but your hap
piness. Judy, look at me. Tell me
the TRUTH" .I.t...
Judy raised her eyes. Her lips
quivered, but she said steadily,
Dwight Campbell means nothing
to me-" And even as she said 1t,
she knew she was lying.
(To be continued
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Boone's Home Is
New Public Park

BAUMSTOWN, Pa, Dec. q
The birthplace here Of Daniel
Boone, famed Kentucky frontiers
man and pioneer, has been made
a public park in the name Of
American youth.
Boone started his notable eX-
PLOTS as a hunter on the farm
tract as a boy of 13 when he kill
ed Il bear. The cabin where
Boone was born and lived until
about II is being restored by the
State Historical commission.
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In England, ambulances and
fire trucks may ignore the speed
limits, but are required to OBJ
serve all other traffic regulations.
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PLENTY OF MONEY immediate.

ly available for loans to build,
improve, purchase or refinance
your home. All applications
promptly handled. Low initial
costs and easy payments. File
application today and get the
best loan that can be had. First
Federal Savings & Loan. =
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-02

In Pittsburgh, Pa, before smoke
reform policies were put into
force, it was estimated that the
annual damage amounted to $10,-
100000.
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NEW, fresh Irish potatoes, &c ID.
Spring onions loo bunch, fresh
SGaooage 3 lbs. Toe, tomatoes 2
lbs !5c. Oranges 1Oc do 81
per bag. Grapefruit soc bag
POULTRY, eggs, etc. Jack Rus
sell. Phone 96S.
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Special Notices
PERSONAL

MEN OLD AT 40! GET PEP.
New Ostrex Tonic Tab
lets contain raw oyster invigo-
rators and other stimulants.
One dose starts new pep. Value
S1.00. Special price, Csc. Call,
write Justus Pharmacy.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-02

DOLBEES, lNC.-New synthetic
cleaning system. Two plain
garments, suits or dresses, cash
and carry, 40 cents each. 124
s. Main st. Phone 60.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-02

For SALE-Electric motor, IL
hip, 10 V. Good condition. $40
cash. Economy Shoe Shop, next
to A. & P.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-02

CHRISTMAS SHOPPING is easy
and simple when you trade with
Charlie French, Jeweler. Many
appropriate gifts. Buy on lay
away plan.
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CLEANERS SPECIAL

) L Z c A L
Suits, overcoatS or dresses
dry cleaned and pressed,
cash and carry plan, 2 for
79c. Miller's Laundry and
Cleaners. Phone 1913. 12O
Fourth Avenue East. 4
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-02

BATH TUBS, hot water tanks,
sinks, pipes and other new and
used plumbing. If in market
see Louis Williams, 7th Ave. +.
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MOTHERS EYESIGHT-How
could you cheer mother more
during the Christmas HOLIDAYS
than by having Leona Allen
Young, OptometriSt, fit her
with good reading glasses. +
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6--Business Services

SmokE, SCOT and cold weather
make home laundering less de-
sirable in winter. Phone r. /.
Roper or c. c. Collins and let
either discuss the winter serv-
ice you need from Superior
Laundry. Phone LAP. >
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5-Foodstuffs
"a ! OYSTERS and fish, friers

h. '.Aer poultry, eggs and all
~ Of wood. NJ. K. Cox.
,'"e "tH. Third Ave. Z. :
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Compared with only 10000 mo
tor vehicles, there are 4OO,OOo
registered bicycles in Copenhagen
Denmark, which has a population
of $4,000.
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I5-Miscenaneous

TOPS FOR SALE by stack.
2 cents bundle. Elem Nc
Graw, Airport street.