The times-news. [volume], December 19, 1938, Page 4, Image 4

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Workout Saturday Leaves
"Practically Everything
to Se Desired"
DURHAM. Doe. li>.—<UP>—
Duke's coaching staff last night
expressed "complete dissatisfac
tion'' with performance of the
Blue Devils in Saturday's practice
and said the workout "left P»"aC;
tically everything to he desired.")
The Devils enjoyed a dav of
re.-'t Sunday, hut they go back to
the practee fie'd t >day tor th.*
first of their final two workouts1
at home. They entrain for Pasa
dena at t i>. m. Tuesday after an
early workout.
. Th«> Devi's, after two weeks ofj
practice for their Rose Howl en
counter with Southern Cal'fcrniu
Jan. 2. are in t»»T> shnoe physicallv.
hut Coach Wallace Wade said he
"sincertly hoped" to see an im
provement in the next workouts.
For the past week Wade has
stressed defence—which ;;ave th •
Devils the only unbeaten, untied,
unscored-on record among majoi
teams—against a complete list of
Southern California plays as run
by an undefeated freshman team.
The Devik looked impressive on |
defense and in the short periods
on offense they carried out their
assignments well. But in the last
session the Dukes appeared to he
suffering a "let down" and were
ragged in every department.
Willard (Bolo) Perdue, star
flankman, was bothered with a leg
injury as was Wesley McAfee.
$tar soohomore halfback. Several
others had minor hurts but it was
believer! the Devils would be ill
Perfect condition against the Tro
jans for the first time thi* season.
Goodman to Give
Blue Ridge Boys
Ring Instruction
Frankie Goodnnn. c fonn«»r in
tercollegiate boxing champion ;>i
Penn State. ha> h"«-n n.°»n«*d in
structor of boxing ?nd phvdcal
education at th»» Biue Ridge
School for Boys.
* Goodman Is expected to begin
work immediately after *he holi
days with the box»nir team, and
the Hilltoppers mat men will take
on an ambitious schedule.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
We have a select assortment
of Gifts that will please
WILSON DRUG CO.
7th Ave. East
CHRISTMAS
SPECIAL
Suits, Coats
Dresses and Hats
DRY CLEANED
2 for 49c
Central Cleaners
Next Door to Lewis' Store
Edneyville, Flat
Rock Split Twin
Cage Contest
Edneyville Boys Remain
Undefeated, in Early
Season's Play
The strong Edneyville boys'
basketball team came through its
game with Flat Rock Friday night
with a score of 28 to 12, to re
main undefeated for the early
season playing.
Flat Rock girls won over Ed
neyville girls by a score of •>() to
8.
A record crowd was o.i luuul to
see the two contests.
The line-ups:
GIRLS' GAME
Edneyville Position Flat Rock
Six (4) . Nelson (15)
Forward
PittUlo (1) GiM»s (2)
Forward
Uriffin !. Hull (JU)
Forward
Ledbctter Ward
Guatd
Beddingfield \ndersi
Guard
\\ hitesides Godfrey
Guard
BOYS' GAME
Edneyville Position Flat Kock
Flynn < 1) Jones (t)
Forward
T. Freeman (4) Tahcr (3)
Forward
Rogers (2) Kilpatrick (2)
Center
Hill (1) Anders (4)
Guard /
Lancaster (15) ....... Norman
B. Freeman, substituting: for
Edneyville scored two points.
RUMANIA SPEEDS
NAVAL PORT WORK
I BUCHAREST. Doc. P!>. (UP)
Construction of a new large na
val port, six miles north of Con
stantsa. is progressing rapidly.
Five hi:.re German and two
American dredging machines are
> working day and night to deepen
Lake Tashaul. which i- connected
with the Black Sea by a natural
| canal. I
When completed, the new port
■ will have a capacity ten times
larger than Constanza's present
! harbor. • J
FEDERATION TO
ISSUE DIVIDEND
, ASHKVILLE. Dec. l».--More
than stockholders of the
Farmers Federation will share in
i a three percent semi-annual din- !
dend to be distributed January 1,
according to an announcement by
James G. K. McClure, president
of the farm cooperative which op
erates 17 warehouses in II Wcst
| ern North Carolina counties.
Th«> dividend, voted at a recent
meeting of Federation directors
I in AsheviUe, applies to both com
i mon and preferred shares of rec
i ord December 20. Dividends on
common stock will be paid in cash
through the various warehouses
while payments on preferred
shares will be made by check.
Elephants in captivity must
' have regular manicures. Because
: of inactivity, their pails grow too
I long, and the soles of tneir feet
| too thick. Rasps, sandpaper, and
i draw knives are used in the op
1 e rat ion.
SANTA CLAUS BELIEVES IN A
CHRISTMAS
WITH MUCH
EATS
Eat Lots at Little Cost by Buying at
THE HOME GROCERY
These Prices Effective Until Christmas
Mixed Candies, lb 10c
Chocolate Drops, lb 10c
Orange Slice, lb 10c
Make her sit up and take
notice with a 5-lb box of
Asitd. Fresh Chocolates $1
Brazil Nuts, lb 19c
Paper Shell Pecans, lb 23c
English Walnuts, lb 19c & 25c
Mixed Nuts, lb - -- 25c
Cocoa, 2 lbs ... 1,5c
Bulk Cocoanut, lb 23<
Mince Meat, 2-lb jar 25c
Mince Meat, pkg. :__..10c
Prize Winner Self Rising
Flour, 24 lbs 75c
We Have 'em — Fresh Yard
Eggs, dozen 35c
Molasses, home-made, gal....75c
Peter Pan Salmon, 2 cans 25c
: « t « «.i . j I i » . • - >
Lard, 4 lbs 43c
Apple Butter, 57-oi. jar.. 29c
'
Salad Dressing, qt. jar_ _25c
Rio Coffee, ,2 lbs 25c
Great variety of Fruits—Apples, Oranges, Grapefruit, Tantrer
t
ines, Cocoanuts, Raisins—-all at most attractive prices. Save
money by buying here.
The
Home Grocery
SELDON OSTEEN, M*„ager *
t Phone 808 At Depot ^
We Deliver
3 Ridgians on
WNC Prep High
School Eleven
4 City High and 2 Blue Ridge
Boys Win Honorable
Mention
Three Hlue Kidjro players \v««re
named on th<> All-Western hhrh
and prep school team, announced
Sunday, and two Hilltoppers and
four members of the local hi^lt
school team won honorable men
tion.
Asheville hijrh players won |
majority of places on the 1m l j
team, -which was composed of J
Asheville. Blue liidjre and Canton j
hijrh players.
The first team as selected was:'
.Burns, Asheville. and Owen, Can
ton. ends; PowelK Canton and
Carter, Asheville, tackles; Coman,
Asheville, and Trabakino, Blue
Ridge, guards: Zakim, BlueRidge,
center; and Hampton and Justice.
Asheville, Carter, Blile Kidge, ant!
Fiynn, Canton, backs.
Winning honorable m ention
were Bailey and Gardner of Blue
Kidge; l>rake, Coffey, Quarles anU.
Sims, Hendersonville. •
Florida Racing
Season Begins
MIAMI, Fh>.. Dec. 1!). (UP) —
Florida's 97-da.vl racing season
opens at Tropical Park todav u i'.h
an eighi-race program, feature'.!
by the $ 1.200 viaugural hsndi^an.
Ten of the nation's leading
sprinters, headed by Felix Spa
tola's Wise Prir.cc, Bert F. Whita
k<Jr\s Mythical Kinjr and Townsend
I). Martin's Ga.'apas, will meet in
the inaugural for thrcc-ycai'-oids
and upward at six furlongs.
A crowd of move than 10.000
was expected to witness the return
of racing to Florida.
The thoroughbreds will run :it
Tropical through -Jan. 10. HiaU-ah
Park, the nation's showplace rue
injtr plant, opens a 10-day meeVng
•lan. 11. Jtaeintf wili be rcsninc i
at, Troi)ical Park Match 0 and con
tinue through April S.
A thii'd race truck. GuIfstwuin
Park, beinir constructed 15 'rifles
north of Mia nr. will operate fu.ni
Jan. IS to March 1 in coinpeti'.ion
with Hialeah.
Water in which fine-shredded
cabnape is boiled contains valu
able vitamin C, and is excellent
for soups.
»T» —
'A&P Plans Two J
! Super-Markets
For Greenville.
. \
GREENVJLLE, s. Dec. 10.
Plans for the eoivrtru/ tion of two I
! modern stoi*? buildings hero at a J
| total investment of over $70,000
j were announced tod;»y by Hender-)
son and Martin, (iveenville real!
estate firm.
Both stores will "house Atlantic f
and Pacific Tea company super
markets wnen they ,ore completed.
One store will he placed at 13ilj
Autruyta street and one at 532;
I Buncombe street.,
j P. F. Cureton will construct the i
j Augusta street store,on property;
I he already owns ihore, aiicf' the.
! Liberty Life Insurance company,
has purchased the Buncombe street'
tract from the Bcllottc estate for
the -purpose of erecting: the store
building.
The/ stores will he mottern in
dcsigi'i and will he larger than anv]
prest/nt food stores in the city.
TJiey» will be occupied by mast el"
stoics "in "the A&P chain.
l>oth lot?. ai.,
and will pr«,v:;,i,
the sid; of ti„.
customers of
struction is ,.x,„,1 «or,W
mediateiv. 1,1 bo
u,,usua|j.
I'wfaiH
"iMii
I'SK Till. ( J
m oi saw! :,£)
JACKSON TAXI SERVICE
PHONE 54
W-hen you want a chauffeur to y Ccifj cillj
WE HAUL BAGGAGE
HOTPOINT
ELECTRIC
WATER
HEATER
$5 Cash
$5 for old heate
24 Months to P»f
Ik.
(LeJtJ
KELVIN ATOR
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
$10 Cosh
24 Mos. to Pay Balance
(Right)
HOTPOINT
ELECTRIC RANGE
$5 Cash—$10 for Old Range
24 Mos. to Pay Balanca
Electric $OQ^5
Oven ***>
Reflector Heaters
$64St $99E
Sandwich $/*95
Toasters ....... O
Electric $095
Iron .......... »
Mix-Master
$23.75
Let Reddy Trim Your
Christmas Tree With
EElectrical cifts
A
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mas . . . and your efficient little "handy man"
throughout the rest of the year! His gifts are the
most acceptable you could possibly choose . . .
and his cheerful services are the most economical
you can find anywhere. And with him, he brings
leisure, economy, beauty, and pleasure. Give hipi
a trial ... by letting him trim yoiy Christmas
Tree with these helpful electrical gifts!
Any of These Gifts May Be Purchased for a Small Cash Payment and the
Balance in MopHily Payments On Reddy's Budget Plan!
POWER COMPANY
Office hours: 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. na.
Floor
Lamps
$y85
$£95
.'1245
95c Cash
$1 Monthly
<gfipy
Electric $750
Kettle* * *
Universal
Traveliron * **
V
\ One Burner $[?50 Percolator
\ Hot Plate O $f50 $050
1 Burners $7.95 O To O
Universal Vacuum Cleaners
■; i rt > . i . 11 • •-».-* •
»3750 to '595#
Royal Vacuum Cleaners
*34s# to $5950
Heating *
>50
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