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"THE BLIND SIDE"
In earlier days, it was not at all unusual to find on the farm,
a horse that was blind in one eye. 1 here was a "blind sid-' !*
animal. He was easier to lay hands on than the o:r;<
because of his defect; it was no trouble to get old Lv.i
him to work, for you could sneak up to him on the biiuu .j
and clap the bridle on him. Otherwise, he seemed to get along
as \\v!' a a horse with two good eyes. }
IK ua . easier trapped, that's all.
My sympathies went oui to old Hen for that very reason. For,
above everything else, I hate to be trapped? caught unaware.
Many men have "blind sides," in spite of their two perfectly go ?.! ?
eyes. Rogues sneak up and halter them, almost before they
realize ii
Whem a fellow approaches me with a proposition that my
conscience doesn't approve, and that my pocket-book doesn't quit? >
harmonize with ? and tries to talk me into his way 'if t!:.;ikii:g. "o
he can ^et the halter on me, then I recall poor old 1 len ami his
blind sLe. ...
Over-zealous solicitors, political and commercial, work the blind
side of their victims for all it will stand. Once the halter is on :
and buckled tight, how hard the driver's lash! How heavy the)
? plough! ,Fot I have bee:' caught on the blind side, and I know.1
So, my life-study thus ,.r, has been to see all around me ? to'
have no "blind side." Sometimes I get to thinking that mv blind
iness has been cured ? by experience; then some pussy-footer will ?
slip up on me, but not so often ? not so often. I shall delve!
after truth always, for truth makes men free. Light is the antidote
for darkness.
NOTICE OK SUMMONS AND
WARRANT OF ATTACHMENT
NORTH CAROLINA,
JACKSON COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
\Y. Mike Brown
, j, vs
The Flexible Floors Company, Inc.
The defendant above named will
take notice that a summons in the;
above entitled action was issued ?
against it on the Third day of April/
1939, in tho Superior Court of Jack
son County, for the recovery of the
?Um of Nine hundred, forty three
. and sixty-nine one hundredths Dol
lars, ($903.69) which said summons
is returnable before said court an
the second; day of .Tune, 1929.
The defendant will further take
notice that the said sum is due on
contract, -to-- the plaintiff, and that a
complaint has been filed therein.
Tho defendant will furthet take
notice that a warrant of attachment
has been issued against the Western
Carolina Teachers* College, Garnishee
against noncys held by it hem and
due the oefendaut, said, warrant of
attachment being returnable before
?said Court on .Mine 2, 15)29, the re
turn date ot said summons, and the
defendant is required- to appear be
fore said Court and answer or demur
to the complaint, ' or the relief de
manded therein will be granted.
This April ,% 1929.
J. T. GRIRRLE,
Clerk Superior Court.
4-4-lts. D. D. A.
COMING
Dr. A. W. Dula *
Eye Specialist
FRANKLIN, N. C., Mon., Tues. and
Wed.,, April 15th, 16th, and 17th
MUNDAYS HOTEL
SYLVA, N. C., Thus, and Friday
April 18th and 19th
SYLVA HOTEL
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Have yoiir ...Eyes Examined and
Glasses fitted by ? well known and
Reliable Eye Speeialist while yon
have the opportunity. ?{' yon can
not pay all, make 'i payment and
send the balance later. I hav; f;tc.?J
hundreds of your neighbors.
DR. A. W. DULA. Eyo Specialist
* Home Office - - - - Leiw.r. N. 0.
DbAW.DIILA
EYE SPECIALIST
I have been licensed by examination
by the State Boards erf Examiners of
North Carolina, South Carolina and Ten
nessee and pronounced thoroughly com
petent to examir* eyes and fit glasses
to correct def? tive vision. 26 years
active experience. I have kept up-to
date by doing Post-Graduate work, at
tending lectures and taking special
courses every year.
TO SEE BETTER SEE DULA
Have your eyes and your chlldren'a
?y?a examined by a well known and re
liable authority on eyes and vlsior.
TIE OLDEST. THE BEST
EQUIPPED, THE MOST PRO
GRESSIVE EYESIGHT SPECIAL
IST AM) OPTOMETRIST.
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CHEVROLET- -Last year the public bought
more than 1,000,00 Chevrolets. This enabled
Chevrolet and General Motors to effect one of the
most remarkable feats in industrial history: almost
overnight, Chevrolet was changed from a 4-cylinder
car to a Six in the prtct range of the four. The new
Chevrolet Six is new in every respect: smoother,
more powerful, and luxurious bodies by Fisher.
7 models? $525 to $725
PONTI AC? SinceGeneral Motors introduced
the Pontiac Six three years ago, its sales have practi
cally doubled jjtch year. Now General Motors offers,
in the new Poutiac, a "Big six," at the same base price.
Ithas big-car power, big-car performance and big-car
luxury in the Bodies by Fisher. It is appealing par
ticularly to Amities which are "stepping up" in car
ownership. 7 models? $745 to $895
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OLDSMOBHJE ? General Motors took this
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car at low price. Last year the value of Oldsmobil*
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? 7 models? $875 to $1035
OAKLAND ?General h?Otors' policy of
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American Six. The distinctive style and advanced
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snap, power and stamina, Fisher makes the bodies.
8 models? $1145 to $1375
VIKING ?There was demand for an 8 -cylinder
car 6f General Motors quality i.t the medium price
field. General Motors chos^OI ismobile to design
and build the new car, and three years were spent in
its development and test- The result was revealed
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BUICK? 1 This famous member of theGeaeal
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19 models? $1195 to $2145
LA SALLE When General Motor* introduced
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copicd both in America and Europe. The new models
are as distinguished as the first. Built by Cadillac,
LaSalle enjoys the same mechanical excellence: 90
dc?rcc V-type engine of 8 cylinders; transmission
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offer a choice of colors to express individu&jtar
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