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Last Call For Turkeys. Sell For Christmas. Advertise Them Daily Until Sold. An Adv Would Likely Moye Them.
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For Sale
—Alitor and Accessories
|CMETHING NEW—A clean mo
|- runs cooler and increases
I «sb mileage. A clean chassis
I - . v.- better lubrication. Our
I process makes possible
I both of these. Smyth's Radiator
I Repair Service & Auto Steam
I Laundry. Phone 154. Corner
I Third and King.
GOOD LATE MODELS
■ I ^ Chrysler Imperial
U . • >•'> Fold Coupe.
B'.'"5 Plymouth Fourdoor.
I 2 Chevrolet Coupe.
W 2M Ford Roadster.
I CITY MOTOR & SALES CO.
f Corner Main and Seventh *
|LUTO ACCESSORIES as Christ
mas eifts go well at Midcitv
I Tire Co. *
GOOD CHRISTMAS GIFTS
6 Plymouth -t-Door Sedan;
: ",000 actual miles; extra clean.
Ford Coupe.
i A Sedan.
I Ford Pickup.
:3 Chevrolet Pickup,
i 1 Chevrolet Coupe.
H1PMAN MOTOR COMPANY*
A JOYFUL CHRISTMAS
t *his the most joyful of all
1 r. <tmases to the entire fam
iy by giving them a new Cher
let. Only Chevrolet gives so
.T.uch for so little. Pay us a
y t > our showroom.
Jfcr lllMBHtl T ■ «f
MOTOR SERVICE & SALES, Inc
I th and Grove Phone 140*
CHRISTMAS GIFTS—Auto bat
* . heaters, horns, Prestone
cn a good tune-up make
excellent Christmas gifts. Gray
& 1! i^ins. Phone 284. *
OIR ARVIN HEATERS will keeF
you warm. Midcity Tire Co. *
OOYT LET WINTER catch you?
V. us supply your car with
?ord Ann-rreeze, Zerone o*
->•' Shipman Motor Co.*
—tinnse* nnd Real Estate
f^TlCE—150 acres, good 6-room
wttage, unusually fine timber,
spring, orchard section, lies
oicely, hunting. Sell or swap,
*8t offer. W. C. Hinsdale,
Box 127, Hendersonville.
Livestock and Poultry
£ET TOP PRICES for livestock
at I vate sale or auction at
Her.'i- sonville Live Stock Yards.
Auct; n every Thursday 1 p. m.
Phone 174. *
"L$T RECEIVED a car Perch
I er®n mares and fillies, also load
I mules, all broke to harness,
to 7 years. Brookshire's
I stable.
5—Foodstuffs
lH0ME-MADE Candies,
Salted and Toasted Nuts.
631 Main street. '
CHR1STMAS EATS—Battery-fed
hens, nice tender roOst
t • keys if engaeed ahead,
I -h. oysters, fruits, etc. |
M K. < i x. Phone 848. Third
^Ave. E. *
ChK1STMAS TURKEY—Reserve
We sell choice birds
I! Cannon's Farm. Try
Hatch's pure pork sausage.
i<: '.'in. Hatch's Market. *
FIRETENDER STOKER—Install
ed in your home at new reduced
prices. Three years to pay.
Hendersonville Hardware Co. *
FOR SALE—Few nice Christmas
apples. W. M. Dalton, Route 2.
PLAN SOMETHING extra nice
for your Sunday and Christmas
dinner. Try our home-made
cakes, cookies, pies. etc. Smoky
Shack. Phone 9139. Place your
orders now.
FRUITS, FISH, POULTRY, veg
etables of all kinds so cheap it
sounds like the sign on the
California grocer's door, which
said he was jailed for selling so
cheap. Come and get our prices.
Jack Russell. Phone 968.
HOME MADE BREAD — and IS
just what we call it. 631 Main
St. *
6—Business Services
CLEAN UP FOR CHRISTMAS;
call E. L. Roper or C. C. Col
lins and they'll provide the
service you need for launder
ing, cleaning, pressing, etc. Su
perior Laundry. Phone 142. *
FOUR PERCENT per annum.
Dividends to be distributed Dec.
31. Will you get your part of
§5800? If so, we congratulate
you. If not, get in line by plac
ing your funds with us on or
before January 10. Safety in
sured up to $5000. First Fed
eral Savings & Loan.
Phone 60 DOLBEE'S Phone 60
Quality Odorless Cleaning
Economy prices, cash and carry.
Two plain dresses or suits 40c
each. We cordially invite you
to inspect our plant 124 S.
MainJSt. *
CLEANER'S S P E C I A L—
Suits, overcoats or dresses
dry cleaned and pressed,
cash and carry plan, 2 for
79c. Miller's Laundry and
Cleaners. Phone 153. 120
Fourth Avenue East.
9—Personal Property
A CANDID OR MOVIE CAMERA
will make the best Christmas
present. Lyerly's, 420 X. Main.*
10—T ransportatioi
LOCAL, long - distance nauling;
agency for Allied Van Lines to
and from any place iu U. S.
Wile Transfer Co. Phone 121.*
II—Household Goods
ESTATE HEATROLA, used two
weeks. Original price $89.50,
for $39.50. Reliable Furniture
Co., opposite courthouse. Phone
1036. *
13—Merchandise
WEATHER-PROOF—Make your
home, barns and sheds that way
1 inexpensively with Texaco rool
robfing or Texaco shingles. Sold
by all Hendersonville dealers.
J. H. Reaben, Agent. *
ELECTRIC RAZORS—The Rem
ington Rand is an ideal shaver
and Christmas present. No more
fussingy about shaving on cold
mornings. Charlie French, Jew
eler. *
THAT REPAIR JOB will call for
materials and perhaps milhvork
that we would like to give esti
mates for. Hendersonville Lum
ber Co. Near depot. Phone 42.*
CHICKS QUARTERS — Many
people planning to prow chicks.
Brooder house can be kept
warm with materials from Hen
dersonville Supply & Coal Co.
Mill work, building materials,
builder's Hardware, Coal.
DON'T LOOK NOW," but the
lady behind you is looking at
your heels, and your clothes.
Drop in today. Economy Shoe
Shop, next to A. & P. *
BATH TUBS, hot water tanks
sinks, pipes and other new ant1
used plumbing. If in market
see Louis Williams, 7th Ave. E
SEE US for tricycles, wagons
flash lights, pocket knives,
clocks, enamel roasters, rifles
puns, etc., for Christmas. Wal
ker Hardware Co. *
CHRISTMAS GIFTS — China,
glass, pottery, brass, electrical
appliances, wheel toys and
many others. Gregg Bros.
Hardware. *
CHRISTMAS GIFTS in grand
array. See them, note theii
beauty and quality. Something
for old, middle age or youth.
Attractive prices. Leona Allen
Younp. *
IS—Miscellaneous
WATCHES FOR CHRISTMAS—
Nothing more appropriate. See
our beautiful Elgin and Hamil
ton watches before you buy.
Leona Allen Young. Gifts of
all kinds. *
For Rent
17—Houses
FOR RENT
Small house at Mt. Home $ 6
513 Whitted St. 10
905 Kanupa Rd. 18
BROWNLEE
Insurance & Realty Company
27—Farm Products
CORN WANTED—Farmers Fed
eration. __ ...
* * * * * * * * * *
BUILDING NEWS
Published By
RIGBY-MORROW CO.
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Lumber . . . Millwork
Fourth Ave. E. Phone 97
—•—■—
Sherwin - Williams Company
of Cleveland, O., are predicting
increasing activity in the build
ing line for 1939 . . . They are
in a position to finance you so
you can do your work now be
fore any price advance . . . See
us for information.
******** **
_ 28—Help (Male)
LOCAL MAN to service nut meat
and candy route. Must have
car and cash for merchandise
on location. $30 weekly salary
plus commission. Write only.
Royal. 150 Varick St., New
York City.
Lost and Found
43—Personal Property
LOST—Bunch of keys. Reward.
Return to Times-News .
Special Notices
IN GOD WE TRUST and He is
j with us always. I'm in serious
trouble. Please write. Mapieo.
"COME on chillin'—let's dance."
That new birch floor at the
Smoky Shack has been well
waxed and is ready for you.
Barbecue, pecans, home-made
cakes, etc. Be on hand.
BUY YOUR FIREWORKS EARLY
—We have a large assortment
of fireworks, including roman
candles, skyrockets, cap pistols,
sparklers, torpedoes, bombs and
numerous other items. Hoke &
Milholen, 7th Ave. East ex
tension. (Not open Sundays). *
HOLLYWOOD
FILM SHOP
By ALEXANDER KAHN
1 United Press Staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 19. (UP)
Historic landmarks in the motion
picture industry passed into ob
livion when workmen razed three
sets, all of which have stood for
years and become almost legend
ary fixtures.
| One was the last vestige of the
"Browning River" at Metro -
Goldwyn-Mayer, so named be
cause it was built by Tod Brown
ing for Lon Chaney's "Road to
Mandalay" and since used in <J0Z"
ens of forms from a European
lagoon to a Tarzan swamp. A
new sound stage will rise on its
site.
The second was the famous
Venetian street scene at Para
mount, used in pictures ranging
from old English romances to
Host Addresses Pan-Americans
With "observers" from totalitarian Germany and Italy listening.
Peruvian President Oscar ilencvidcs told the Pan-American con
ferees the spirit of the Americas is "co-operative."
scenes in Marseilles.
The third was the last corner of
Universale "Hunchback Stieet,"
first erected for "The Hunchback
of Notre Dame" 15 years ago. |
In almost every studio there
stand famous exterior sets which
have remained in use for years
and which bear names of pic
tures of persons first associated
with them.
M.G.M. has in a rear corner of
its lot a group of cliffs known as
tin- "Leper Rocks* because they
were built originally for the lepov
sequence of "Ken Hur." They
were most recently used for the
mountain climb of Bert Lahr, Kay
Bolger and Jack Haley in "The
Wizard of Oz."
Another set on the back lot of i
the studio is the "Tarzan Jun
gle," which has served in all the i
Tarzan pictures. The "Bramsou!
Cottage" is a neat English affair J
named after Mrs. Bramson, its'
owner in "Night Must Kali." I
"Verona Square" remains from
"Romeo and Juliet."
Such sets are kept because of
their general utility. With a few
changes, their appearance can In
altered and they can be used
again and ajiain. Every studio,
for instance, has a "Western
street." At M.G.M. this street has
been used in "Billy the Kid." I
"Robin Hood oi' El Dorado," j
"The Bad Man of Brimstone,? j
and will be rebuilt again for Ne/-!
son Eddy's "Song of the West/' ■
Probably the most-chan led get i
in Hollywood is the Universal
Western Street, which in the past
20 years has been altered on an
average of once a month for se
rials and western pictures.
The oldest existing exterior s<»t
today is stiid/to bo a small church
near Santa Monica, constructed
by Thomas Into in 1015, and
which still .stands.
Solons Are To Be I
Asked For State
Library Fund
Many Counties in State
Ate Entirely Without
Library Service
Among: the appropraitions which
the state legislature will be asked
to make when it meets in Janu
ary will be one of $300,000 for
the furtherance of library aid in
North Carolina. The request will
be made by the Citizens Library
movement and representatives of
the North Carolina Library asso
ciation at that time.
The 1937 general assembly
went so far as to pass a hill au
thorizing such state aid, but no
appropriation was ever voted for
this purpose.
The primary aim of this pro
gram i.^ to equalize library service
in the state, it being estimated
that there are in. North Carolina
two millions of people who do not
now have and never have had ac
cess to a library.
Something over two score of
counties in North Carolina at this
time have a county library serv
ice but a very large proportion of
the counties have no library of
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OUT OF WIS PANTS - -I'VE
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GET OUT!
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any description. '
Henderson county is one of ap
proximately 17 counties in which
a town library exists, but which
is not ojn-n to the use of the peo
ple of the county excepting
through payment of fees.
One interest of the local library
board in the measure lies in the
fact that the state aid plan would
open the use of the city library
to the school children of the
county.
paralysis' victim
LONG TIME FIRE FAN!
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec. 19.
(UP).—David Dickinson, though
crippled by infantile paralysis, is
a real "spark."
He has followed local fires dur
ing; the past 15 years in his mo
tored wheel-chair. A Harvard
graduate and former fire insur
ance expert, he photographs fires
as a hobby.
His latest ambition is to attach
a two-way radio to his chair.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
(By Substituted Trustee)
Pursuant to the power and au
thority contained in a certain
deed of .trust dated the 12th day
of March, 1!)34, executed by Mrs.
Neale C. Few, widow to Alan S.
O'Neal, trustee, which deed of.
trust is duly registered in the of-j
fice of the register of deeds in
Henderson county, N. C., in book
116, page 122, securing a certain
note payable to Home Owners'
Loan Corporation, default having
been made for a period of more
than ninety (90) days in the pay
ment of said note as provided
therein and in the performance of
certain covenants set ouv in said
deed of trust and demand of fore
closure having been made by the
holder of said indebtedness, the
undersigned trustee, having been
substituted as trustee, for Alan
S. O'Neal, said substitution being
duly recorded in the office of the
register of deeds of Henderson
county, N. C., in book 2Hi, page
4IS, will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash at the courthouse door in Hen
derson county, Hendersonville, N.
C., at 12 o'clock noon on the 23rd
day of Dec., the following de
scribed real estate, to-wit: Lying
and being in the City of Hender
sonville. Hendersonville township.
County of Henderson, State of
North Carolina, nnd more par
ticularly dv«cribed and defined as
follows: Geir.g lot 71 and a strip
9 feet wide off of the east side of
lot 70 of the Anderson division of
Hendersonville Land and Improve
ment company as shown on plat
recorded in book 26, page 4f>0 of
the records of deeds for Hender
son county, and bounded as fol
lows: Beginning at a stake at the
intersection ol' the west margin oL
Buncombe street with the south
margin of Eighth avenue west and
running thence with said margin
of Buncombe street, south 1 de
gree 30 minutes west 136 feet to
a stake in said margin of said ave
nue; thence south 86 degrees west
93 feet to a stake in the north
lino of lot 72 of said subdivision;
thence along the line of lot con
veyed by Neal C. Few to H. C.
Crowdev north 1 degree 30 min
utes east 136 feet to a stake in
the south margin of Eighth ave
nue west, the same being the
northeast corner of said" conveyed
lot; thence with said margin' of
said Eighth avenue west, north B<>
degrees east 93 feet to the pdint
of beginning and being parf of
the property conveyed by W. A.
Keith and wife, to Mrs. Neale C.
Few by deed recorded in book
104, page 88 of the records of
deeds for Henderson county.
I This property will be sold sub
ject to 1938 taxes.
The purchaser at this sale..will
be required to make u cash de
posit of 6 percent of the purchase
price to show good faith.
This, the 22nd tlay of Nov.,
1 938.
T. C. ABERNKTHY,
Substituted Trustee,
L. I!. PRINCE, Attorney.
• 1 l-28-Mon.-4tp.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executrix of
the estate of Reese L. Watkins,
late of Henderson County, Notth
Carolina, this is to notify all per
1 sons having claims against the es
tate of the said diseased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned at
Hendersonville on or before .the
> 1! 1st day of November, 1930.jor
| this notice will be pleaded in par
i of their recovery.
This 2lfct day of Nov., 1939J
Anna May Watkins. Executrix
Estate of Reese L. Watkins, i
11-21-M'on-ptp
V1YRA north, special nurse
A Call in the Might
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STUDIOS AFTER.
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WATCH THE
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THE
DESERTED
STAGE
DEVOTED
TO GILDER
PRODUCTIONS...
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TO TH6IK. ACTIVITIES CAN BE
FOUND RIGHT HE >tE IN
MAJOR GILDER'J OFFICE/
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REASON *TC BELIEVE THEY WERE
CLOSING IN ON HIM JUST BEFORE !
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COM. 193fl BY NEA SMV]QI, INC.
,fc PAT. Of F.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
TOO BAO YOU CAME ALL
The war our to Kingston / I
just phoned in another order. [
I MATE TO HAVE YOU MAKE
ANOTHER TRIP
That Worm Dudley Again
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