North Carolina Newspapers

1 il The Hest Advertising .Medium In Haywood ( onntj- Published At The Eat-lein Entrance 01 The Ureat Smoky Mountains National I 'ark Head 1 Thinking' People Till KSl)AY. I KI'.Kl AkV I. libit vol.. XI Al NO. 9 WA YNESV 1LLE, NORTH CAROLINA S vo Below Zero Is Official Reading Here On Tuesday Vire Department Answers Three j lirms On Mrsi way ui Cold Wave. No Damage ,t.t"-'. ll.e ,W out ami community began Wednesday afternoon aioineter started climb ,vc the neezing point .-.hi n to tvi degrees be Tuesday morning am! n a.)ove on Monday .ling ;o official readings. ming the official read-" v iVi gutter h iving i 1?- f v TKntr a.i jav m a - 1 diet ,:.';o ihove, and by noon the was hovering around .'iO Wid i 'day afternoon the '.ilinir w: lit; Alar.; . jtomobiles were reported a-inn-ted" radiators and sev t he blocks cracked. Filling i'd a rushing Business Mon. Tue.-day in replenishing cars '!,.(( Plumbers were work- lii.y am: wr.h uit; yen pipes inrougnoui uie (immunity Several residents ro ll nine were bursted as a b. unexnected cold: i esa.: Tu.- I (i il I' ll r. ..: department had a rushing Mondav. answennp three 'he only damage was a roof i h,.mc of K. l'revost at The damage being about j oil -tove m t-ie Dr. . 11. , was the cause of the scc- -iurni and a raise alarm accou'U .,! -hi third trip of the day for II,. department. . ..pin .g 'to tf records t. ! H. , s.' ..' ip nftVial weather observer.! Wav'-svi"-- perk-need four below ! rWuarv C:h. The oldest Mr. WKtf'..r.....i M'-nem-H-rs in rccon-i cais i v - i'-Jo Park-To-Park Road Location To Be Discussed A .-Wi sut.va of V.-rtn Carolinians meet a Baltimore next Tuesday at !i:.ni f.me claims will be made ftj the (.:n 'h .'.o.jKn k scenic highway ."which l.l.e tiioial uov.-rn.ment. will build. :.na. i;-g:n:a and Iclin- es-ee "will pi-e.-eiit their claims lx'fo'"e litia.l vit --i-ion ri.ached as to the lo i ;;'.'.'. n thi: park -to-park highway. . The N rth Carolina delegation is Uv:hu.. their hopes on the fact that Siyre'.ary K-ke stated when the funds were a)M)Ht'(l that "a scenic .highway I'Mst b, bu,!t." This state will main it. n ;n,,- (':-;:, ( arohna affords more r. - a -inic nighwav than any it-r -.r.i- asking for the higliway. It''' n question but that the i'l-K -jJ' iiorrties will approve this :a- down as tne diandfath i "aiitcn -ertion. It is proposed i", the. riut!'.' swing hei over inh) ane--t:.' ar.d then enter. the park at . .:i'iu:Lr. li. is around this point i' the tight between Xoith Caro- I r t I r 1(1,- (.ho .'iH4 Ten in -see will revolve. Since ufav i- to be a s-'enie route, e lvpn-seMinjj North Carolina are 'tin;; tlsat the parkway take in the lie mci-j around Mount MiU-hcll. Crag gyin .uiiiams. Ashwilie. Pistrah. and i I faLsim mountain. i !i ;h:s route is sele. twl. the high-i 'i'.li in all probability, cross high-1 No. 10 about at The Haywood- .ack.n vounty line and follow the! i'.J II-hij -mad into the park. CShree Are Eligible ror Postmaster Here (ivil en-ice commission this w. mo i,l! II Howtll, H II Mc imii and R. t. Messer. that each t.iem w-:e eligible for the appoint trietl postmaster of. the Wavnes : otTice. ' ' Jj t Anen the appointment would be 1 ' :' - "f, known, but it is the gener "'v'!"."i,',n 1 Those closely connected ' I r Muiuu that the new po-t ih be named shortly, j. J , '-vil .-enicc examination was 1 Aagusti . af -whu-h time, six '7 examination -1 i c 1 Three were TIRS FROM U LTI- MUKE 'bn nun, ot ( All n Hazel wood, returned Wed- !TTi.r e. J l . ,4 - I rea . Liui-oay ouving trip . imore where he bought new t-ndi e f, h .tulc S3.493.94 Spent For Relief In December t - 'I1'"!. l. ffiUal fiPU,CS Tri I h,-ltif)uarters in Ral-Mr::.-?,"" : "nt fecial to The !il;r. 1 J" neipinf f Hi. vuu vecemDer. f -v "gre for the entire t- 'pim , --"ie monin snow .;J.-.-- families were helped : vf .trr!7 "f"t . IS NOT RETIRING) I jjm rrr"i iiiwium W. r. I.KE VV. T. Lee Is Back, But Is Not Pvetir ing At The Present Former ( hairman Of ( orporn. tion Commission Hack In avnesviHe To Lik After Musmess Interests . T. Iai Sr., who for the iu-t. .'! years h::-- b-rn chairman og thv t'or-pora:;.-T. c m mission in ILileigh. has ietr?i'(i Hajwnod county, ajid win rv?;;t:n in avnesvilh- ' And trvi to identify himself with the people lu 'iv ag..in. although 1 have never j L'ivvri ur tnv horn,, hi re. n,. mik! in a i. ir.i.-rview with I he Mount nneer recenUv. r'egaril'.ss of his age if 75. Mr. l.ev : n:'T. ivi.nng. He !-. going i lo li.;of. ;i"t"!'.h!s interest heiv lor the; Jireser :-, He owns qtl I ;,. a bit ot prop- ' ert v 4tiwi-.citr.le and will devote most i (l hij- t me to tiiew. he said. I The lireen.slvtro Duilv News in an ..rtic.v ii I)ee mtx r, had .-oiw inter- i i sin-.g fact-, about the work oj Mr. kin- and '.i- associates down at. Ual eign la.-tne ivist 2i vears-. i; read: "Mr, Lie took the oath of ..Hice in JalHiarv. itlll and Judge denrge 1 ell -:.. vears later.' Mr. Lee liimc to Kr.ieigh from a big mercantile bus. in... in Wavnesville. the 'other (iff j the .'.;;: r - c nu t iK-nch. ' "He 'iv they went out of office their ilwK- -with whom they have l.K-en as. siK'i ia-,: U-r years gavt, each a foun-; tain per.. Iloth the ehkn-s wire emo tion.':'.!;, urust rung. They never were , quiti a"'i'. to work out the attitude (!" th. general assembly which abol-i-he: their -oflic,. after each had Ueen chosen to:' a complete term of six years. But they went ut in g.od humor. They are bitter towards- no- ; body. "Mr Li' natuially tinds it haul to saV wnether he will return lo nier- j ehandising and cattle raising .occupation- that fascinated him is a man ' or.'-;n to 50. Ik' is now 75 but as young looking as he was when hej came to Raleigh 2.s vears ago. "Mr. Iyee made money and g i e piles of it to the Democrats. He was i a business man all over, but he prob ably enjoyed beating Republicans He 'came to the general assembly 4 mm ivwMiiit ! m in ih. fusion re- . giin'. He was lonelv there, but he made tame bv his tights in that body. "He worked with the Simmons-( raig forces in 1908 and was with Mr- Sim mons until thp ll2S apostasy. There K no variableness nor shadow of turn ing m his Democracy. He was many years a member of the state excutive committee and was chairman of the 10th district executive committee when the late AV. T. ( ruvford. father of all-Amencan I red of Duke, won the election over James J. Hntt. Mi. I. oe never chased office. He got the corporation comnnssionership on his record of nartv service. He thinks the party should havP . retired him in the wav it called him. He said he will be mibittcrcd against nobody Asked what he would suv us hi valedictory, he put it heie (Continued mi back page) Mountaineers And Sylva Split Games The Sylva Ix.vs and girl s basket ball teams will meet the Mountaineers on the local cou it Tuesday, Febiwv 6 at 7::J0 o'clock. The Sylva teams and te Mountaineers clashed la.st Tuesday night, with the Wajmesville girls winnine 32-25 and the. local, boys, loosing l -42. The Wavnesville girls, held the Rethel team to a close score la.-t Saturday night of 22-2h. with Bethel taking the game. The score was in fayorof t.ho- Mountaineers at tne hali with the score 11-0, but during the last few .minute r.f play the Bethel Eirls came back for.' the extra points to tike tie game. T- B-thel boys nosed "ui thc-M.jur.riineer- m one of the clo-- -.Tr.es of the season. Loan For Sanitarium Here From PWA Hits I Snag In Washington little Foo-ihilil v Of ett'ng S2.V0U0 Loan To Kuild Tuber, eulosis .sanitarium Here Turiw additional application. foi ' loans and grants from the North Carolina tate public advisory board, including on,, of $25,000 for a tuber culosis sanitarium at Waynesville. had been received at close of business in Washington on January 27. The-c applications have all arriv ed sine,, it was announced by the pub. lie work administrator, that funds Wei,, exhausted exceut for administra tion, and that none would be availa : hie unless such cam,, lrom civil units tailing to comply with obligation eon uacts. In that event the money i would be reallocated, and the appli cations considered on their merits with i possibility of .pon-nrs participat ing in allotments. Weather Prediction To Be Made By Mr; Groundhog Friday Is wimer -ix more wi tion of th an; ien:, .cus over, or will there be rk of it, is t h' ques lay. and according, to :om Mr. Croundhog will on 1' riday. J-ebniarv 2nd. give -.(.definite answer to the question. . The belief . is that if Mr. tiioimdhog ms bis shadow when he emerges from his winter home, rival he will immediately scoot back into his hole and wait for the remaining six weeks of winter to pas-. If tr.e sun fails to shin,' and h,. does not see his shadow he will conic- out preparatory to beginning his prjn;j activities. Farmers Federation, Operations Federation Head James (.. h. Mc( lure. Jr. $241 Received By McCracken For 1650 Pounds Of Tobacco Many larmers are complaining about tobacco prices, but Howell McCracken seems pretty well sat-i.-Med with his jinces this.. vear. i and he h:i.s a right to be. His I crop was liio'l pounds and he got S24IJ.00. When asked how h,. produced .-uch fine totaeco .when others only receiving small juices, ho merely replied: 'Hard work, and plenty of if for sorry tobacco you II get sorry prices: for good stuff vou'll get good prices. ' And from the prices Mr. Mc ; ( racken got h(. must be right: Patriotic Window Display Attractive The window display at the Way nesville T'harmacy is attracting much attention thin. week, since H. W. Bur nette. has placed a picture of Presi dent Roosevelt in the center of an elaborate design of red. white and blue crepe paper, which was cut twisted and pulled into attractive de signs and giving the effect of a border for he tinted picture of the president Mi. Burnett, worked almost an en tire dav in getting the desired effects. The display was put in the window in commemoration of the president's birthd iv. !a-t Tuesiav. pint " - iB m -r. 1 m )4 jl e 4i J M Modern Quarters Provided For City Fire Department Department Move Into New! Home, Which Is Dig Improve ment Over Past Quarters V ..;-:' -Wii, wei k moved which is th,, the post ollicc s 111 e ilepa 1 I Pile in last intto their new lionie, building iu-t opposite The buihliiii: ha oeeii remodeled and rep tinted to till the needs of tin- departiiienf hit h is a great improvement over am lire de partment heatltiuaiters ihat Waynes ville has ever had. Three oulstandaiir i'etluies of ihe new depai inieiit are the modem sleep ing quarters, ihe hot and cold show ers on the scioml ilooi and the hose drying racks. Tin- second tloor of the building al e proviiles a room for mayor's court which was formerly held on th' second Moor of the .Masonic I "tuple The sleeping quarters on the sec ond tloor are composed of two rooms, one for the regul-ir fireman and an other large enough for two bcdn which will be used tirenicn when eviii:ti night. The installation showers on the see. accommodate 1 roni tires ut i n "I .n.l hot ;ind cold Moor are an not available added feature that .. i at the former beailt;ii:.i .eis. Five hundred feel t '. new hose were pin chased recently.' :'.o ! mow th,, total length oi h,,..,. is L'oon 'cel. with 1000 on the truck .ami icady' for Use at all times. Th,. ruck, which is a ka- I' laiui. Was bought in l'.'l'ii and with the pre.-elit equipment on it is valued at .1!.immi. Kven at I hi- eo.st. it was explained tliat it has mor,. than jiaitl for itself . because the insurance rat ing on Waynesville has been raised from 'third to second chess. The hiMoiy of the fire depart men! here i- rather interesting. One of thf. In t headquarters was an old wooden "(Continued on page .eight) Inc., Befiins In This County Todav Warehouse Here And Al ( anion Now Merged With Western Norlh ( arolma )r;a. m.ition Hayw I County ! ion warehouses a t' ai'liiei Kedei a iynes ill,- and' a! i niton t'ii.l."v Kederati'iii In joined the 1'ai ii'tt i -. fat' 1.1 1 eti.tpeaitive which now operates Western 'oi th C:,r in six ciiii n I ies of 'lina, with twelve warehou and m her fa l ine. T VI I operations. . I 'out la.Iliiii' .1 i.i e-t i n I h,. I' a l iner. eld by farmers gion who aia In addit ion to aimers Kodora. 'tber farm ser 1' ei le; at ion Inc . is f I he mountain 'common stockholder farm Mipplie.s. the tion Inc., ope rate - vices such -is. -feed mills, a ' marketing ..department, fin tarni products, hatch' elies for supplying nure bred chick--a 'cannery, a forest products depart ment a farm magazine, and a Lord's Acr plan for 'aiding country ( hurcb .. es. "It is planned to have the Haywood County operations n much the same ba-is as in thei: counties " saiil James (J. K.. McClure. .Ir., president' and ot neral manager of the cooperative. In tiv,. other counties where the l-edcratiun operates, the larmers have put un their share ol the capital needed to opernte: in their county, by the purchase of common stK-k or. of notes exchangeable for common stock if ier ji given date. ' "While the puiehasing powe, of the .-twelve .warehouses on. farm sup-. nlies.: will help to keen prices .: at .the lowest level allowed liv sound Ihisi nfss practice, what the i-'ederatioii is especially fnterested in develop ing is the. marketing of f.irm no ducts.' "It is a pleasure to announce that. H tywood county 'cerlijied seed pta-toe- will b,, handled through the work .of county farm agen' W. I), Smith. and through the cooperation of Mr. Smith and the growers the tatoes will be carried at. th, and Waynesville warehouse small handling charg,. to th seed po . Canton with m Keder- .at ion..' and the rest of th,. return goes to the grower. We urge all Hav woi,(l :coUnty farmers ' to, buy Hay wood county certified seed potatoes. I'oultry buying twelve months m th,.' year isi another marketing ser vice of the Federal ion which should help the farmer. Ihe Pederation ,.nf the only poultry ma rketihg agency buying in Haywood county all twelve months of the vear. Of course oth er buyers come in at the. rush sea Sop foi- a few months, but the Fed eration will buy poultry every month in th,. vcar. Tuesdays ond 'Fridays will he buying (lavs for poultry at the ' Waynesville and Canton ware houses. Kggs will, he;; bought . every dav. The hatcheries of the 1'cderation at Sylva and Forest City i.'i. now in. one ration, and Mr. Met.lore' an nounced that people who wish to bu nurP bred federation baby chick- (Corrtinne.f ,n lack pace) lloldin Revival I, i K e-- . Ul 1HNK1 I ltKHFI( Revival Services At Presbyterian Church In Progress Hev. .. L. Karlwr Hrinninj; 1 wo Messaiies Dailv. .Meeting lo ( ontinue lhroui;h Next Tuestlav. l'l)c i i;,l sen ice-.' at tne 1'ies iiyterian clulivli Uvan hire Moralay t y nine at 7 .. . lock with the Uev. finest I.. I'.ii-Ih'i- of Aberdeen, bring ing forceful messages twice daily, at HI o'clock in the inorniiig ami again at 7 :;tU o'clock each , eniiitr. The -revival will c.'nil i nu, : hr. ,u;j, ii Tuesday V i-l,, uai v i!t h. and Dr. K I'. V ilki'i. paor ,,!' tiie t liuicii, e- (enihil; an itivimtivn .' tin public lit a: lend ai : t he service -i Tentative nhuis aic ihii! the follow -ing sermon subject's will be us, -d'dur. ing the coming lew days: . Thursday irtoi n:ng " What it ni. an lo I'ollow .lesi)-." Thursday evi hing. "Si r .,,( w.av ,.;,,( Narrow' ( iates." , ' Friday iinriiing "Tin- liao r . oi' ,i l ost 1 1 p unity ' Fritlav '..venine ' I'lu S,,, mji Facts " Sunday moi mug. "Th,- I In i -tiaii Home." . Sumlav .even tin - ' "Tin - - .M tuie i n 1'i .mI ie.'i! - Bonner Ray, 8,- Buried Monday I'm I a' - ; Vice... I-,'. i ( narle-. H,.n n, ! l;,i , .a,:.'e s vcei,. hold ti Altiiiijay aftei ma n at :i:"li : o'clock fi ami the Methotlist t hiirch and wei,- coiitlin tt'tl by the Uev. I'aiil llaidin, Jr.- pa t .1 1 d tin- elttiieli, and 111.' K, v. I. If II y'l-s :. presiding elder. K.eai.ling from tile 1 It li ehuptci-' i , . Si. Mai-k", ami. tlii' 1Kb chapter of ' St. John, lli, Key. Hardin made a 1 but ...inipi essive talk, full of t 'comfort (o the liereaved family. The K: v. Hay.es . u cat as ': his . "scripture lesson, verses l'i to :) from the IL'th., i hapter of 'Jnd Saiuuel. The following favorite hymns were sung by .the'-: choii : "Safe in the Alms -of Jesus." "I Think' When. 1 Uead ..the Sweet Sim y ,,f Old and "Asleep in Jesus." h'tiilovvilig. the " services at. the; churchi internienl wa- in (Ireen Hill, . i-emetery, with Kev.,. Hardin conclud-i nig the services at the grave. Fall bearers' were (he uncles of the dc; ceased: t li i ries. 10. Kay, .1 a .. ; William 1 Hay. (t'uy Ma-'.-ie,. aiid Fraii(;is Massie. . ( har.les l,onner liav was .born- in W avnesville on March : 2K. I'.W,. and wa - the son of Mrs. Myrtle Massie I! ay and t he late, I!oi:ner Itay, whosC' untimely death', occurred less .than a vear ago'.' I he i-lder Kav was a member of the lifni of ('has. ' F. Ray and Soils and allied in the est iblish ing of tliat busine.ss. He was a Jeail er in all the civic and religious activi ties' of the town. ('baric-- lioiiner Ray vvas. the grandson of Mr. and .Mr,- Charles Kav aiid Mr. and Mrs T ,. Massie. : When he wa.s scarcely two vears of age the tleceatised was taken ill and for the past year has been constantly ; Confined to his '.bed.'.' During his years ' of. suffering. - his patience and forti tude, his leautif.ul spirit and atti tude toward family and friends Were i marked by a , maturity far beyond j his years, The memory of his brief i, life to tho-c who knew him will ever ! linger us a -tiniulus to courage and bra.vi i v in' facing life's problems. - Legion To Have Special Meeting Tonight At 1 :M) A call meeting of the American Le. gion has been set for tonight (Thurs day) at 7:.(J o'clock at the oflice oil Bradley-Davis- on Main .street. 1m-, portant matters will be discussed,! one of which will le Boy Scout work I in the community. All members arei urged to attend. Criminal Court Convenes Here On Monday Morning1 l ightest Docket In l our Vear W ill I'rohahlv I5e Complet. ed In One Week " I'm- i'gf.te-t , , imii.ai , : 'ai, yea i s." ; - i he replv W-. li. Uyei -del k' o -upeiior court ga,- when .sketl h tvv heavy the docket lor '.he ta'"a:: g teiin of ciini'iia! court wa-. which w II coin, nc here Monday nioin ;r.V. will .liltlge IV A. MtFirov of A! .; r :ia ' ;. pre.-iiliiig. Thi't :s only one aiajo, case :. '"im u at the coining term ol eouit and ;l',i: i the .:! in winch Albeit Ti .ni a.am is , li .1 ge, w jih Wiling Cli!T al Svvang,.' a school boy on highway Number In near C-iy.loii la. : Nov inber S nie ot the curt officials expia.; th: : the wnu; will complete the dock. t within one vvtH'k, or at. any rate it will not tak, tin I wo weeks il w a said. Follow. ng are j ti Isms who will seive through: in lei in; Waj nesville town--ai.p: .1. II. huvkindall. (bear Knigb', la. .1. Sbulhofer Orm Davus. I). I.. Dean. D. 1-. Smalhi rs. M A IWat. ,1 Frank l-dwaials. li. 1. l'ullirigh? J si iniev. Swan Hendrix, D. A Howell J. ( Willams, wcorge A. Hrovvti, ,lr, I) 1. Arrington. 1 N. .Mas-:,. .1. .1. Fanning. .1. I'. S ate . A.'iniii Shehari Hub Camp. John ' Nolan. 1. Ileaverdani township; Paul A. Slnathers 1, C. l'ruetl, Williaui II Fotimsoii J. M. I numbers. .1. . Car -il, . F Cillis. W. . I .owe. .1 M llai.nn. I; M. avi-. A. It. Moore. J S. ,1 neks, in, lliibart Hardin, 1 ester .1 Sniiithei -, 1,. J. Tiitham DimC.Tiar kins .1. C. Koliins,,!!, '),,'ck liurre W: 1' W U:ah.-..:i Jr. Ci abt ia ,- t"W n - hip: I. It 1 1 row n. . II. Ivndiin i C. T. Feign-on, III ike McCracken. I.. F. Dot' 'on. II. W. Ko--( lyiit : C, W. T. . I, U Ceorge C. Jen-kin- : l , e il ; James A Miller; Pigeon: 11, 11. Qui a, F. , Uwgeis. Virgil Sin glettin. Aloert I leu-on,. S. K. Free; Ivv Hi'l; C. Il livans. Frank Turkei ; lion Due.: lio! ni t ( , re n : hiue ( reek: II. I., (.reen : F.a-i Fork: W . I . Shar.: Joii.atbiin Creek Favv:e::co Foiu;, Farmers Loan Co. Ready To Accept Loan Applications I. I, (iw.vn. M'cutaiv Ol (hs:i mation, Kvplains l'ro t edui c 01 M,ik)n Appliral ion. ''l!'" ' ' .! i'lt-Otl, I ol, , ,;,n X- " ' a' Iv , ;. in,., J ,,, H.'ivw. . 1. Iliiii -oinl. Tj-.an -:v K ai,a, "t ail, i ia ...nd Madi: on cuiniie-a ha.s been' . ' ot ii.aaz. , to ,jo r.ii ine oc- , ' lim; t"ai . -tatelie lit mad,, "la T. t I ' l't-ia- (iwyii, ,e, retai v of Ihe ",'e,,,. .' ei':'i'.''a. Til'- ni.'lili oll'lce of Ml,, as.sli ei.at '"II i ! Jt ati',1 in the Hlincolil'bo i count y court house room .VIC,; . Arrangi Hu nts liave l,e n mail,' for Haywood county farmer-- u tile app i lilical ion w ith Counly Agen-FW, ). Smith t the: eoilit lion.-,- here Aiiy fa ' no i -: - w , ' i-h to . aoply '-;r' eeil '.'ititl fc'i t ilier ;f. i-'ii : oi ' for liv, "stock ' loans should net in touch with M r. ; Smith a- ,-aion a- oii.-sible and till ' out-: (he application hi a tits -that ' he . lia oil hand for this ptirpo.-e.. .Mr. Cwyn aiinouneed in a foini.il st;it aement he gaye out. tile folio wine information for tho-c desiring loan aiid the prove, dure as f,low,: ill 1' li,' out your ' application blii-nk in dtivlicate.: All parties, intei eta-t! in the :. pplicat ion : nin-1 -ign this .blank. , : ( ) Ilaiui thi- ' 'application ' -- the Jn-pictoi for voiii" eouiitv. who Mr. ( niter Osborne, of ( Ivne waj will visit, you anil make' , an .appra sal of 'the ei;uri!"y agi e,.i f.Vr vur l"a" Or you liifiy leave, 'your anil:va' a h. with Mr. ..Smith ait diis oflit;?: CI ) Il.'ive . your ai pid ;ca ion ja;i - -e l upon bv vuir county loan a i u i it ; '.t -Mr. II A , O-bi.rnr, .of Canton, .ri l Mr. W A Mooia. of Pigeon, 'i "ii application .will then' ti,.'- re.t,urm d. " the . A she.ville oflice and nt, f, n ap- . proval "to Cofumbia, If. your. 'loan .is alfowei'l. ti:e . neC; .-. sary mortgage or notes; will be ei you. and when the same is; puipei i.. , executed the association will f n w ' "' you a check for. the amount. To otda:n a loan through the ii--;"'. ' eiation it is necessory to .-uh-ei ihe f"' 5 per cent of the loan in -lock in. the , as.soi'i.ation, with a minimum of So. OP and is also necessary for the -applicant to pay the inspector's .fee, J-.L111. and for recording the n:.'!".g;ig" These amounts, may "be inclu'led in the loan applied for. F.yery lxu-row-er . must he a stockhohier but the stock :su"bseribed for may . 'ie trans-. . ferred to another ..borrower., win n the applicant ha- paid hi- loar ivvl does not wish to make anotheri-me. .. It is ilesirable Jhat .al!- Jo-Vswili ex pecting to borrow , va- ney ;t , t '"'"." ' producion or to 'i i:'chase !:Vi -''-' get in their a pli fa: a.- s -:'. ''-, P'---ibl'