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For Sale
ntos and Accessories
PRICES on Yale tires and
: iuson batteries. Sec
v " atiklin Parol Sta
*
EClALS THIS WEEK
!:ar !unl Chevrolet 4-door
i tirt*s, good paint,
■i \-l mechanical eondi
I'riceti to sell.
iSedan, with trunk,
reconditioned; four
heater, radio. An
t'a:r:ly car.
>»'d car offerings.
MOTOR &. SALES CO.
r:ys.: Plymouth Dealer *
(ER, road service—wheth
- wreck or minor
i.-n we serve you day or
•i country. Kxpert
V Mivict' of all kinds.
IAN MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 75
Handing bargains
-v- Chevrolet Sedan $445
it Pick-L"p 165
l^let Sedan 100
Plymouth Coach 245
Pr I ,1
SERVICE & SALES, Inc.
uses and Real Estate
RD ROAD, Davis Station
ith uood house;
:'ii • • -11; orchard, ber
u>. If interested,
•vner. ::100 Broadway,
f - : >• .u (:.
CAMP—56 acres, 20 or
w for lease or .sale.
1V •.■.vner.
fotds and Plants
\ SEEDS; Landreth'* de
ality and our de
m. vice gives you
k. for. Certified
ir !• ; vdeza, clover and
swiLawn seeds
■ t is. Ultra - Lifed
'J i > i\s right. D. T.
5 for Read's fertilizer,
-irid field seeds,
"Is's Hybrid corn
■ Latin's." Walker
art (
■Flowering shrub with
,f >1. Carolina
r- • • Flat Rock, N. C.*
5—-Foodstuffs
Cround beef, 15c lb.
1 oysters. How
Market. Phone 32. *
^ISH, oysters, poultry,
! vegetables at prices
Jack Russell.
I 7 7th Ave. W. *
Business Services
riM;- TO GET MONEY
a: -s while it is easy to
ip you. Shop
, J . builders' supplies,
icrsonville Lum
V»ar Depot. *
1 FHA LOANS. We are now able
to assist you in getting loans
for plumbing, heating, painting
and general repairs for your
home. Hendersonville Hard
ware Co., Inc. *;
BEAUTIFUL FrtESH COLORS—
Sample dyeing skillfully
handled. Let us restore or
change the coloring with uual
ity uye. Knits, boncle, silks a
specialty. Phone 688. Abbott
Knight. li. Carolus Williams,
Mgr. *
HIGHLY SKILLED WORKMEN
who know how to clean and
press, give your dry cleaning
t\iv finish that gives you a feel
ing of correctness among
friends. Call E. L. Koper or C.
C. Collins ut Superior Laundry.
Phone 142. *
NO WORRY about your money
invested here. All accounts in
sured up to $5000. Current
dividends at 4 percent per an
num. We invite you to ask for
details, personally or by mail.
First Federal Savings & Loan.*
NEW CLEANING PRICES—50c
for cleaning, pressing and de
livering any garment. Cash and
carry prices: $1.00 for cleaning
and pressing three plain gar
ments; 75c for two plain gar
ments. Miller's Cleaners ami
Laundry. Phone [phone]th
Ave. E. No connection with
any other laundry.
11—Household Goods
1937 ELECTRIC REFRIGERA
TOR, 8 cu. ft., $100. Walnut
dining room suite,, china cabi
net, used 8 months, $50. Free
delivery. Inquire Burgin Hy
der's filling station. Dana, N.C.
MATTRESS SPECIAL—50-pound
mattress, all cotton, with heavy
A.C.A. ticking, $4.95 Reliable
Furniture Co., opposite court
house. Phone 103fi.
12—Radios and Service
FOR SALE—A few good used
radios. Miucity Tire Co. *
13—Merchandise
FISHING TIME — Just received
complete line of fishing sup
plies. Also have fishing license.
King Hardwore Co.
GOOD SET of 2-horse harness.
Single sets. Harness made to
order. All kis.ds repairs. C. G.
Tatum. 120 Third Ave. E. *
IF LACK OF FINANCES has
prevented those repairs on your
home and outbuildings, let us
help you get a FHA loan,
promptly granted without mort
gage. Hendersonville Supply &
Coal Co. Phone 800. AH kinds
of building materials and shop
work. *
FERTILIZERS Merco fish scrap
and tankage. See me before
buying. Onion sets 5c qt. Woods
seeds. Ask your neighbor about
Merco. Feeds of all kinds. H. D.
Hyder, by Clay Hyder's garage, i
Chimney Kock road.
FLETCHER LIMESTONE CO.,
Fletcher, N. C. Gi'ound lime
stone, any quantity, $2.05 per
ton at plant. Make deliveries
for small charge. Analysis:
Calcium barbonate 53.89, mag
nesium carbonate 44.50. *
For Rent
17—Houses
FOR RENT—7-room house, large
garden. 704 Pace St. $10 per
month. R. K. Xeely, Kt. 1.
FOR RENT—609 Connor Ave.,
suitable for couple. Call Miss
DuBose, Felder house.
BROWNLEE
Insurance & Realty Co.
For Rent: 1109 Third Ave. W.
511 Whitted St.
Asheville Rd. (4 bedrooms).
That's all
Wanted
27—Farm Products
CASH FOR POULTRY
We are paying following prices in
cash or trade all this week:
Heavy liens, lb l lightweight
hens 13c, friers 14c, roosters
7c, ducks 8c. Sherman's Groc
28—Help (Male)
WANTED AT ONCE — Several
used cars. Dixon Motor Co. *
I NEED A MAN under fifty with
j good sense who is ambitious,
| honest and will work without
watching. Character mustst&nrf
rigid investigation. A real op
portunity for the right man.
Write fully stating age, exper
ience, etc., to P. A. Bishop, 123
W. First Street, Charlotte,
North Carolina.
31—Real Estate
WANTED LISTINGS *11 kind.
properties for sale or rent. J.
Louis Albea, Real Estate and
. Rentals. Phone 101. *
Special Notices _
STROLL INN on Greenville
Highway. Come down and get
' acquainted. Grand opening to
night. Mis. Few Corne.
BUILDING NEWS
Published By
RIGBY-MORROW CO.
Lamber-Buildera' Suppli«»
Mill work
Fourth Ave. E. Phone 97
J. A. Lytle is building in tin*
Dana community with materials
from our place. . . . Paul Duncan
is painting his home and doing
other repair work with our prod
ucts. . . . We are anxious to serve
you. . . . Can also help you fi
nance your work.
PERSONAL
lVTFM 0LD AT 40! GET PEP
New Ostrex Tonic Tab
lets contain raw oyster invigo
rators and other stimulants.
One dose starts new pep. Value
$1.00. Special price, 95c. Call,
write Justus Pharmacy.
FOR SALE—Corn tops by stack,
3 cents bundle, cash. S. M.
Clark, Kendersonville, N- C..
Route 5. • *
$650 FOR LOG HOUSE 26x28 ft.,
2 acres, new well, .'{ miles out
on old Kanuga road. Clover P.
Jones. *
MOVED—I have moved my jew- '
elry business, heretofore known
as Jones & French, to the
' Lazarus building on opposite
side of street, and will hereaft
er conduct the business under
the name of Charlie French.
Jeweler. *
BUY BONDS: AT A BIG DIS-!
COUNT FOR PAYMENT OF
WATER, SEWER AND
STREET PAVING ASSESS
MENTS. PHONE 82. O. ROY
KEITH, REAL ETATE.
FLAVORS POWERFUL
EMOTIONAL STIMULUS!
AMHERST, .Mass., Mar. 18.—
(UP) — Flavors are powerful
j stimulants to deeper emotions
j and may entwine themselves into
! one's affections, according to Dr.
L. B. Allyn.
"Not only can they minister to
the welfare of our bodies, but
they also can make a powerful
contribution to our spiritual well
being," he told the Massachusetts
Counter Freezers' Association
conference here.
VIRGINIA DARE DOCUMENT j
" RALEIGH. (UP)—An official I
copy of the birth certificate ol '
Virginia Dare now rests in the
archives of the British govern
ment in London. The certificate,
signed by Governor Clyde R. Hoey
of North Carolina and President
Roosevelt, was presented to the
British government through the
state department.
By Mrs. Gay nor Maddux
N HA Swlrr Muff Writer
A SOUFB LE will lift the spirits
while it settles the luncheon
problem. It takes less art than
?ourage tu make, especially with
simplified recipes. Don't guess.
Follow your recipe.
Tomato-Cheese Souffle
(Serves 4 to 6)
Two tablespoons butter. 3 ta
blespoons flour, 3-4 cup milk, 1-2
:up condensed tomato soup, 1 1-2
:ups grated cheese, 1-4 teaspoon
Iry mustard, 4 eggs, separated, 1
.easpoon Worcestershire sauce.
Melt the butter, add the flour
ind cook until frothy. Then add
.he hot milk and^cook until thor
oughly thickened: Stir in the to
riato soup and the grated cheese
and heat until the cheese is melt
Hi. Kemove from fire and add
the mustard and egg yolks—add
ing one egg yolk at a time and
beating thoroughly after the ad
dition of each egg yolk. Add
Worcestershire. Beat the egg
whites until stiff, but not dry, and
fold them into the mixture. Pour
into a well greased casserole and
bake in a moderate oven (350 de
grees F.) 50 to 60 minutes, or un
til firm in the center.
Asparagus Souffle
(Serves 4 to 5)
Four eggs, 1 can condensed as
paragus soup, seasoning to taste
Heat the asparagus soup. Ther
add one egg yolk at a time anc
mix thoroughly after each addi
tion. Beat the egg whites unti
stiff, but not dry. Fold them inU
the souffle, pout* into a greasec
casserole and bake in a slow ovei
(300 degrees F.) for one hour
Morphine Urged
For Executions
SPRINGFIELD, 111., Mar. 18.—
(UP)—A. L. Bowen, state wel
fare director, has denounced elec
trocution as a method of capital
punishment and has proposed the
use of morphine in execution.
Bowen's statement was con
tained in an article in the current
issue of his department publica
tion. "The Public Welfare Bulle
tin."
He said he was not defending
or attacking capital punishment,
but seeking to "arouse sentiment
against electrocution as a means
of inflicting the capital penalty."
"Those who favor capital pun
ishment decry the use of cruel,
unusual, brutal or offensive meth
ods." he said. "The firing squad
was abolished long ago, because
it offended our sense of decency.
"Hanging was discarded be
cause it was gross, violent and
objectionable to the sensibilities.
Electrocution was substituted as
more humane than its prcdeces
Sunday's Menu .
BREAKFAST: Strawberries
and cream, broiled lamb's
kidney's on toast, cornmeal
muffins, apple jelly, coffee,
! milk.
DINNER; Clam juice cock
tail, rib roast of beef, brown
gravy, Yorkshire pudding,
Harvard beets, broccoli with
Hollandaise sauce, fresh pine
apple ice cream, sponge cake,
coffee, milk.
SUPPER: Tomato ar»d
cheese souffle, Mclba toast,
fruit compote, devil's food
cake, tea, milk.
Put the casserole in a pan of hoi
water while baking
Celery and Salmon Souffle
(Serves 0)
One can (16 ounces) salmon, 1
tablespoon lemon juice, 1-8 tea
spoon pepper, 1 can thick celery
soup, 1-16 teaspoon cayenne pep
per, 4 eggs, separated
Drain the salmon, then pick
! out the bones and dark skin; sea
son with lemon juice and peppei
and mash with a fork. Stir in the
celery soup, add cayenne, and
heat. Remove from fire and add
egg yolks, adding one egg yolk al
ja time and beating thoroughly
after each addition Beat the egg
whites until stiff, but not dry,
I' fold the egg whites into the eel
| ery and salmon mixture. Pour in
Ij to a buttered casserole and bake
•: in a moderate oven (350 degree'
I F.) from 50 to 60 minutes. Flacc
i; the baking dish in a pan of hoi
.'water while bakine.
sor. But electrocution has no I
proved to be such a satisfactory
substitute."
The director said the electrii
.chair "literally broils" the victin
and suggested the use of mor
phine given by hypodermic injec
tion or in food as a more human*
method.
"Not many know that the con
demncd person broils and burns
to such an extent in the electric
chair that Vie sends oil* the odors
of burning flesh," he said.
"Surely the people of our ad
vanced states will not long toler
ate the use of electricity to per
form this gruesome rite, il" tlu-j
are acquainted with this fact."
Bowen also suggested that tin
common impression that the vie
tic did not suffer was false.
DUKE TC TRAIN FORESTERS
DURHAM. (Ul')—Duke uni
versity will open the third grad
uate school of forestry to be es
tablished in the United State
next fall. Dr. Clarence F. Kor
stian, eminent forestry authorit;
and co-author of two forestr;
texts, will be dean of the nev
graduate school.
OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS
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GOVERNMENT ORDER \
FER GUN CARRIAGES '
BUT VOU'LL NEVER SEE
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FRENCH WILL MARK
POPE'S BIRTH IN '38
AURII.LAC, France, Mar. IK.
■ (UP)—Preparations are being
1 made here to celebrate the birth
■ of the first French Pope, Sylves
■ ter II, famous as the leader of
' the first Crusade for possession of
the Holy Land.
Born in OUtf, jusi. 1,000 years
ago, CJerbert, Bishop of Kheims,
was a savant and diplomat whose
prestige and influence were .so
great that he was known as "the
maker and unmaker of kings."
He also was a poet and writer.
Born in the little hamlet of
Bclliac near here, Pope Sylves
ter was educated iti the Benedic
tine convent of Aurillac. In Syl
vesters' day Aurillac was an im
portant European city and it was
i here that the Pope conceived the
idea of the Crusades which were
to change the fate of Kurope and
the world.
Today Aurillac is only a small
department county seat lying in
s the Dordogne valley.
' DRY LAW IN MADRAS
T
r MADRAS, India. — (UP) —
Crime has decreased and oconom
i< conditions have improved in
.Madias since the introduction of
prohibition lour months ago, it is
declared. Officials state that only
ahout 10 per cent of those who
I frequented bars have made any
attempt to evade the law.
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of a deed of trust
with power of sale, dated July 23,
I !»35, executed by \V. M. Jones.
Sr., and wife, Maude Jones, to J.
I). Solley, trustee, recorded in
book IIS at page 39, Henderson
county mortgage record, default
having been made in the payment
of debt secured thereby, the un
dersigned trustee will on the 11th
j dav of April, 1J1S8, at 12 o'clock
noon, at the Henderson county
| courthouse door in Henderson*
ville, N. offer for sale at pub
i lie auction to the highest cash
I bidder, the following land de
I scribed in the said deed of trust.
| Hendersonvillc township, Coun
ty of Henderson, State of North
Carolina.
Lots S3 and SI, as shown on
plat of Florida farm, recorded in
plat book No. 1 at page <>X, in the
office of the register of deeds for
Henderson county.
Beginning at a stake at the in
tersection of the north margin of
Gridley road, with the east mar
•riii <»f Cioitdson road, and running
thence with the oast niacin of
(iood.son toad, north 17 degrees
west 343 foot lo the corner of
lots No. 20, thence with the line
of lots No. 20, I9, IS, 17, Hi and
1 r, and south 04 degrees east 275
fret to the common corner of lota
Nos. I I, 15, 32 and 33, thence
with the line of lots No. 32 south
27 1-2 degrees west 2X4.4 feet to
the north margin of (Jridloy road,
thence with the north margin of
Gridley road, north 04 degrees
west feet to the beginning.
This the 10th day of Mar., 1038
J. I). Sol ley, Trustee.
By A. A. Rice, Attorney.
3-1 l-Kri.-4tp.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administra*
I tor of the estate of Kdgar Hicks
Cox, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to present them to the undersign
ed oil or before the 18th day of
February, 1930, or this notice
will he pleaded in bar of recov
ery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make settle
ment with the undersigned.
This February 18, 1038.
W. .1. L1TMAN,
Adm. Estate Kdgar Hicks Cox.
2-18-Fri-Gtp
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