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VOL.
LVII
NO. 24
WAYNES VILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Till RSDAV. MAY lti. li:l.
Chamber of Commerce
Drive Getting Results
v.,nhi Drive To Be Continu
ed Today. Outlook Indicates
Third More Than Last
Year
v.a:.v.;.e late ednesday were
. r.s.1.;ve for funds fur the Way-
!M- , , ., .,,l.l
CnUIUDl OJ. vuiiuueivc uuiu
u-t ear's receipts by thirty
cent or near the' $2,000
About eight hundred dollars
mark.
in.nar.ii
last night.
;cVt,iai of the committees at work
'. la
VC liau iioi juuue iiimi ic-
? Wednesday, but planned to
,-omn ete and tnorougn can-
Ullii-c
f all
business places and
indi-
va.-
.v;.;ua.
.-lore fie weeK enus.
nnnittees report that the
it the countributors are
their contributions this
miijeri:y
.oji'liiit'
vea!'. A
number are paying cash in-
.-uud i
Otiicwis
making the usual pledge.
i-i the organization were
. i. i i
jjjt-j at tne response mat naa
made;
Orel)
Every committee making a report
stated 'tb-.l the spirit and co-operation
en the art of the community
was far belter than at any time since
an civilization has been organzed
here.
Chairman of the drive, J. W. Ray,
Mjiro.swl h'niself as being pleased
with :;-. .amass thus fa., and was
c-iT.tiiitiit' that the goal would be
reiK'hi-'i.
:A numbe,. of people have volun
tarily .'one -to the Chamber of Com
merce' utlire ind made contributing
without being vallei on. A tfltal of
Zi busiinss mei: are in I'm field mak
ing the ill ive.
The drive, formally got underway
inimediateh' afbr a 7.30 o'clock
4ill'ttiiaM iicwiik.
,'haii nun Kay esplaired the set
up of the drive, and called upon L. M.
K.ihe.-i ii :' a few brief remarks.
The member .-hip of the five commit
tees ttu! TK, a- .1 of this number 21
wen- pii-sent at the meeting which
was a hreakfa-t at V. W. N. C. Cafe.
Those present wre: J. W. Ray,
' Hurst Bui'rin, W. L. Lampkin, Hugh
Ma.-Mc, !.. S. P. Gay, Charlei E.
Kay ( vrtis Russ, Harry M. Hall,
Eniniett Ballentine, J. B. Silei', Geo,
A. Brown. Jr., Oliver Shelton .Felix
iftovall, 1'aul M.rtin, Guy Massie,
E. 1.. Withers, H..W. Woodwa d, L.
M. Rivhis. ii, C. N. Allen, Ralph Pre
vst, an C. A. George.
FILLING STATION
MANAGERS TO MEET
The (iiiinp station operators of th
co. .m- nity. will be at the Chamber
'if ('o.iineiej office Thursday r-igh'.,
May 2:.!. at nine o'clock for the pur
pose of organizing ir to a "Courtesy
Squad."'
, it w;u pointed out the filling Na
tion managers are the first and iast
person greet tourists j-v the com
munity, and the mai.ner , in wh'ch
this i- dene determines the reaction
! a ':a'i'e degree on the part of vis
itors. Maps, literature and folders
will be supplied the managers by the
. Chamber of Co"Mrerce,
Plans for the meeting were made
this week when President Charles E.
Ray, F, L Withers and oil company
'strict .managers, W. L. Hardin, Jr.,
0. V Bell and Jarvis Campbell met
. ar.ii. oisoussfil the set-up in detail.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
MEMHERSHIP DRIVE
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2300
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2100
1900
1700
1500
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1100
900
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2000
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SEEKS OFFICE
tmtmmmmm iii .TiW.Jj
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Li i (i in i J
t l.VDi: 15. JIOKV
Clyde R. Hoey An
nounces Himself As
Candidate For Gov.
Cn. a i.Iatform of social aii.'l- eco
nomic betterment, Clyde K. Ihey,
Shelby iav:y-r and Denioi-ratr' leado'",
Wedinsday announced to North Car
olina Democrats that he vas a candi
date for toverno.
His aiinunoem nt jmt an end to
he months of speculat inn over what
he intended to do. He is a bmthei-in-aw
O. Max (iard ier, forniei' governor.
Wi'h Mr, Hoey's formal announ
cement, the field now has four as
pirants for tne office. A few day:
ago Lieutei.ant Gi vernnr A. H. Gra
ham announced, and pivvious to that
two Charlotte attorneys nvado their
announcem. nt John A. McKm and
Col. T. I.eroy Kirkpatr.ck.
C. W. Miller Buried
Friday Afternoon;
Pioneer Citizen
The Oldest Husiness Man
Way nesville Active t'ntil
Few Days IJefoie Ills
Death
In
Last rites for Clarence Watson Mil
ler, 87, pioneer citizen of Waynesville,
who died Thursday morning following
a heart eUack the previous Sunday
were conducted at .' o'clock Friday
afternoon ' -at the First Methodist'
church. The 'Rev.' Paul Hardin, Jr.,
pa tor of the church, assisted by Rev,
W. A. Rollins,, presiding elder of
the district, officiate'!.
Mr. Miller was bo in in Wythe
County, Va. on Feb. (i, IMS. Just
after the close if the War-'Between
the States, re came to this section
with his mother, brothers and .:sti
his mother, brothers and sisters.
They first located in Cashiers Valley,
but shortly after moved to Waynes
ville.. His leather and harness shop is the
oldest business llrm in Xbe town.
It has been operated continuously for
more than fifty years. Since taking
up his residence here Mr. Miller and
his family have been prominently
identified with the reliinous, civic, and
social activities of the town. .-. "..-'. j
Mr. Miller had served as aldeimnnj
of the town at '"'.different times and)
had held menvixMship on the school ;
board for a period of years; j
Hp was a consistent member of the!
iTAthnHic .hnrrh for: fia vears and I
was the oldest member of the Sunday
schcool, which he attended regularly
durimr the entire time of Hs connec-
tion with the church. He served for
manv vears as secretary and treas
urer of the board of stewards of the
church and was active in the Men's
Bible Class until his death, having
been present as usual the Sunday be
fore he was taken ill.
The principles of his Christian
faith were exemplified in his daily
life: Pure and simple justice he prac
ticed at all times. He1 was absolute
ly without malice. He did not con
demn the faults and weaknesses com
mon to humanity, but always with a
charitable defense for those who . fab-.
tered, inspired others with a spint
o, frvonp. Modest, conservative,
he represented traits of character,
that made him one of the finest citi
zens of the community.
Or, rwntipr the 22. 1874, Mr.
Miller
. ;j fiiS Fannie Benners
was IlldlJini iv ..x..- " . ',.A
Willis, of New Bern- He "' -,',
tie 1? SUl lac'i,
fr of Srton, Kv.V Pavid W. Mil-
Jr., ot Lxingxoii, ni . ,
ler. of Atlanta, ba.;
Oriffin. Ga.
and Miss Ho-;
Kirkpatrick,
Ulna .uiuiri, - - ,1 r
n,-frt D. Perrv. ail ol
WSle: T sisTer, Mrs. Iura
wflson; of Brevard, and three grand
children, Miss Marjr Nell M Her ,of
Lexinrton, Ky., and Miss Sad e Fran
ces Niles and George A. Ndes, Jr.,
(Continued on back page) ,
June 1st Set As
Post Card Day For
This Community
$10 In Cash Prizes Are Being
Offered By Chamber Of Cohi
mene For Little Work
Illegal In StatesvilleGOeta
Saturday. June 1
n.ited as jHi.-t card
nuinitv.
t, ha i In en ilesi
iiay fo, this com-
The purpose i.f h0 ,Kcasion bein
to get every pcrsun in the comn.a
nity to mail out at leas', tv post car.i
views vf this section to friends i-way
from here. The nhm r'Hir;.i!i,,.!i
oj tne iHHUi.ity committee of
thu
l nanioer ot l ommei c
session hist week.
m a
special
The Chfmiicr of Co:i;nierce (Tir
ing cash nrizes totalinc ten dollar
to the four persons s-'-ilinp -?he must
onliis for tin day. The ditTer.nt
fun's of town handling po- caids wi !
have workers sellinjr the views.
The prizes w'll be: first, ;?,"; second.
J-MO; third, 1.50; and fiurth.
It is known that sovtva of the !irm.
will pive individual pmis to the 'iit-ni-lier
f their gtoUn who c th- nint
ards.
The committee i:i y- v'r',n:: our the
plans wa of the oDinicn that bun-,
dred, of car.iis- wouhj be sen", awav
from her'i" on l'o.-t Card hay an i that
:t would he , .no o.' the best methods
of getting viiws ol lie section into
the hands of prospe-:ti visi'ors.
V,- ery peisur is reiues'.id in send
at leas t ten cards. Tne total e st
b-nig only twenty cents, as the
cent ear is wi.l be idferv' fo,- sah
those. woi'King the ti.w.n.
Firiii.s selling can'., w'll -elect
groups of lad'cs which will ropn
tnem as salesladies... No spec'nl
one
i by
th-
sent
S'C
my
tun. or diMrlct will bi alloted
one the ntire an.l ' open.
to
Work Started On
$5,000 Purol Gas
Service Station
Wurk trot urdmvay this week on
the new $3,000 Puiol Serv.ee Station
on Mtin street next to The Mountain
eer oSiee.
V. J. Canlpbi'il. district ilistribu
t..r, si-t"i! that tb" contract called
for tl.e building to be completed b
June lath. The station buildi.njr wild be
nf the Knglish type, and the v a.b
rac': and gi-easin' anpaiati; will be
in an inclosed room, ho Mated. This
beir.g the 'atest in service, station di -I
signing.
The site will ho gra ied ..nd grass
and shruhbiiy set out. arouni the
station. Ore of the features: of the
station will be the new Myle comput
ing pum,is. which snuws the motor
ist 'the exact fist nf the ga
pumpi'i! into the car.
Three "(Si rooms wili ii,'
in the station men, women
orcd.
s as it is
liiovidcd
and col-
.Mr. Morgan, of (last
tr.ii tor. .
Tentat ive plans are to
ing lot just back of the
l ampboll stated.
'ilia,
con-
;r. e a pan.
ation, Mi
Chain Letter Idea
Fails To Interest
Waynesville People
r I'atronV of the: AVaynesville not
oflice evidently have jit tl.e use for the
chain letter ('.nideniic which is. sweep:
ing the1 ('(itintry,, .according . to Post
master J. 11. Howell, as little or no
increase has been noted at the local
pot oflice in mails. -
Mr. Howell received the following
notice from'. Hasliing'on I'eci ntly:
"Tlie attention of a'l postmasters is
(ailed to the fact that the so called
'end a dime' chain ' e 1 1 e r - h em e ,
and similar ent erririsi s. now being
oi crated through the minis at va
rious points, is in . viol at ion of postal
ln tery an
fraud statutes. ..
There were .several .individual'.- here
the first of '.the." 'week' peddling- out
Chain letters for a dol'ar each. Most
of them were from A.-hevil!c and cited
several instance? where nuichases: of
the "guarantee letter", had received
quite a. bit. of money, - .
As far a- could be. 'earned few. if
anv. Vayne?vij!e people took stock
in 'them. FMiie people, he-re have re
ceived a- many a fifteen chain let
ters, but" admitted they had thrown
them in the wastpbaske. If anyone
has received even a dim-? via the
chain letter the fact is r"t known.
A dozen or so innuiries failed to re
veal anv such person. ',
Onlv one chain telegram hs .ef:
herethat ore was '- r "ve dollar.
Mr.
And Mrs. Thompson
Leas? Park way
Hotel
The Parkway Hotel has been leased
L.. M.
and
Mrs . n. i norr.risoii, oj
i .i
---7J ' ' .V ' r. Tbev have been
here the pa?t.
to rmen
three weeks getting
for,n after .'hi 20th
of this- montn
Mr and Mrs. . 1 hompson aie oui
ctonn-orc tn VHVine. Vliie. ar.
L,.. Wn nneratine the Mission
Inn
at Lake Junaluska
fc.r the last four
winter they were
seasons, inis jasi-
associated with
the. Alabama Hotel
in Winter Park
Fla., one of the most
popular hotels in that state.
Chicago Citizens
Plan To Locate In
Waynesville Soon
Mr. Mai) a 11 n ion it; . nf New
irk l ily, wlin i ii'inljii; Mime
Imio a( llilleit'! soul .1 e.i
Hie Nvi.il l iliU.,11 ,, lit,- Menu
laiilii i- 10 Mi. I . I . I i-her. a
liieud nf lu i- in t hi ay,i. Mi.,
rtlior nil.. a plaiuiiiif; m inoi,,r
i t iul, luiiiuii' m iuieii'!
el 111 1 hi .'ili,in alir iiailin
1 he i;lier, thai lie (eoi,le, 1,,
iiue In way ,,1 aM i ille en
loiilo .lIlCIX'.
Mr. I'ilier ami Mr. I 1:1 Ihill
111. 111 K'UI lhe ,ai MH k-eiiil iiiili
Ml. Sai.ineiiix a Ml u to ,,
leaeil Willi tl- , onnn . lhal
li-. I'ih. i- i iliiitii-iu 10 11111111
vinli an iilea nt nial.in- ilii tier
pei 111.11: 111 1 ej.lem
License Tag Cut
Will Hurt Small
Counties, Miller
Average County Will Save I. (KM)
On 'lags Atul I. use .s 1 00.
In .es Highways
Frank W M
state "ignway
yi . terda : aa. i
moiiile l,i eiiM
abciu! a nil icii '
tori.-t of tli.
mean a mati rji;
builoing.
I He ,;vi I age :
' tm inl t t i. vhe
oiim i.iin, " si at ed I
if1 iicffin in auto.
tg would in. ail!
at ..a-v ed t lie mo.
but w-uid alse
i-i t-iihu.'i.t e1' road
a
iail lounty
wit, lo.-e
annul liltl. noil
in
new road
and will
save about
5-1. IK o on , iceuse ags, he
'l i e larger counties have
ds tiny want, therefore,
tl-e "e- making the iia M
I e sla'ed.
all the ii- i
' hey wore 1 1
light tor tin reduction. :
The li.-c-iM' tag -ate lias Ikcii re
ducted b;- ,lu' legislature fiiur. .r)5
con: s no r hundred weight to -1(1 cent-.,
or rilioi.; a 'J? per ee.n.t reduction.
.Mr. Mille" stated thnt there had
ken some talk i.:i Raleigh of putting
:!".' highway natroiiiicii in cars- of a
iistinctiie . o.or i a t lu-r than' wi nio
tori '-cle. No -definite decision ha
beer,
said.
reached on this maUir, it wa.
Large Crowds Are
Attending Revival
At Presbyterian
Rev. John H. Williams Is Deliv
ering Inspiring Messages
Twite Daily
Inspi
tohn H
daily
evarge
inspira
e-l by laree aiiiiiences, liev.
V i. nam i.- ilelivei ihg t wife
t I lie I 'res by t , i ah, cl i cli
tic ines-sage'-- inat arc ln.o.i
ioirel.
The Rev. Mi.
his second reviv.i
will he re in i lulu
Je..' s peaker.
", ill. am- is
in a 'a :
ei -i being
kill
1111-.'
and
fl'i
' 'l he cho:i d
the. I'rcsibj ler'an
The morning' .
at ten ii'i loch, ;
vice-, ai' id;' fit.
of t he ' e '.vn , Jio
Sundir. evening
tile C!
-hoi r.
ervi'ce..
Hid tin
The .
! polled
111 Vl'
oneil
an- held daily
I veiling ei
tilei chui.che
llieir regular
services
fi
the
meet ing. '-
The v isiting evangelist has announ
ced the following as his sernloii sub
ject for I he remainder of the vsi ek:
Thursday : morning: "The greatest
t hing ill t lie world."
Thursday evening: "Fruits of I'c
pi n'cncc."
Friday morning: "A'ha lack I yet."
T'ridav evening: "The 'faith that
saves.:" "'-'. -' i tj
..: Saturday morning: "Vhat i- iifi '.'"'
. Saturday evening: "The rent, veil."
Sunday morning ( 1.1 o'clock) : "lie
l.t'ion in the home."
Sundav evening: "If. not Chri.-1,
hen what?".
The meef ing was si-bcduled .- close
Sunday, but since such an interest
has been shown, it is expected to last
through; Tuesday.: Iiefinite plans
were not complete Wednesday, but
will be announced from the pulpit
Three Killed As
Car Near Canton
Wrecks Saturday
Three Canton 'oys Killed And
Two Others Injured. Driver
Escapes Injuries
Three Canton boys were fatally
injured, and two members cf the W.
. N', C. Industrial . ba.-eball team were
hurt when a roadster in which they
were riding overturned near Canton
about 1:00 o'clock last Saturday af
ternoon. .
Nolen Purges?, 12, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C Burgess, was dead when
he reached the hospi-al here. Clyde
Stevenson, 12, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Harley Stevenson, and Arthur Haw
kins, IO. son r,f Mrs. Chester Hawkins,
died at the hospital.
Hubert Justice, 2". of Canton, and
Ralph Goforth, 2?, of Hendersonville,
were dismissed from the hospital here
Monday, after beinf? treated for
shocks and bruises.
C. J. Poss, driver of the car, was
uninjured.
Business Activity In City
Breaks Six-Year Record
TAKKS Oi l U K
M i
New Town Officers
Take Office. Way
Names Chairmen
Hoard F.xpec led To Meet In Near
Fu I u re And Name .Km--.,
plovees Of ( ily
The new I.m,ii o el' alilei nu t:
mayor 'me; I Ir t hen fir- no
Mondav 1 1 : i' li: an. I t . -. K 1 lie ea:.
otlire. .
lino
Ilii)'
i .'I
A s. ' ! 1 i :m e! ,ng va- -h
day I eli!. at w'Sm h tune. M;
111. nied ! 'ie i ha i i-nien of I he
departments, and d i.-cii-e.
of l in porl :.nce.
l he appoint Kieiit . by Mi
. ! I ;li
I t
dlll'elen
man. i
'!'
I.V
were as follows ;
Sam I.I. .Ji.m'r-, ch.-i 1 1 malt o
li i e ji ;i.-i i t minis.
T I,, liranilett , c ha 1 1 mail el
sa.',it.,"tj hi and c metei y.
M. .M. Noiaiol, cliaiiniaii
u a' i r and finance.
The oc'li'il ;.- cVioc!ccl tu
call mee: ing- wit hill-1 lie 'iiril
lights
ha e a
w da s
will be
.- It loll--.
Ill W-as
olli. el - .
ha! no
nii'i'i"
hi John.
a I u li i li 1 l ine a pp. nut mi ni
iua
a ith
io till
up l-i 1.1
t I Mill
i do r
va i I
II -
tow ll
,'fi;.-;
II V "I
ii.i.,i
W'l
ll
III.
th,
op:
ilia i"
Ih- i.
Tin
!' van
appiii
of Cl
c!;-it!: i
ill II elll'lli
1 1 -ll'li.-l I
- a- : e.
i! I'
He h;
Il'.ed
II"
to
,,lc.: e t
ike
ilti,
e iiiimcih
Horace Ferguson,
5(5, Killed .'By Holt Of
Lihteninir Thurs.
I'rominent Hay wood V a r m e
Killed In Iron Dull" Section
During Klectrical Storm
l-'unoial seivic.s were
he,
Sunday
oli. ."id,
light
I0..1" of
afternoon fur lloiacc Fergus
who .'was instant ly killed lale
day afleiiioort when -Muck (
nillg lis he Hie:iei t he f ion! i
faiii-lio-.i l- in Iron Iiulf town-hii.
I 'I'fie services wore, field at the Metlio-
dist--church heie.' with Ib-v. ,1'aul Har
din,.. Jr,, and Dr. Ii. J', Walki", olll
(dat ing.. .Interment-.-.--was in (iieen
II ill ceiiit'tery. . .
Acti ve lalllK ar I'. were: .1
Tony ll.-ivi-, .John Queen, '
liav'i-. Sam l al e. K. - .
Welch,
, Frank
Wel.-f..
and .Joe Davis.
.John Itiyson and family live in the
house owned by Mr. Ferguson,, anil
five members of the Brvson fa mil v
were tsunned by the bolt Which killed
Mr, f'erguson.
Ilershell liiyson, small son. of Mr.
and Mrs. Bryson, Was knocked ; into
the fireplace, and slightly burned on
the shoulder. The bolt tore, a 'hole
! wo . feet .square in the . house. . , . .
.Mr. :. Bryson stated that he was
knocked unconscious for a short time.
No other damage was -reported in
the section, although the' storm was
terrific. .
Mr. Ferguson was a member of one !
of the most prominent families '; in
Western N'orth Carolina. He wa the I
son of the late Dr. and Mr. W. K
For"'.-on. The ;c:ident occurred near j
the o'd family hoire of the Fergusons
on tie Pigeon rivi r. . '.
?:"rv:v'fiL' are his widow; his only
n J'r. Charles Ferguson; two daugh-
us, Mrs. Fred Boone Medford and
Mrs. Linwood Grahl, both of Way
nesville; and three brothers. J. C.
Ferguson, of Waynesville, Z. T. Fer
guson, of Fines Creek township, and
T. V. Ferguson, of ..'waynesville.
Freddie Crawford, Duke University
all-American tackle of 1933, and now
a motion picture player, i.s spending a
few days in Durham with friends.
Crawford is under contract to Fox
Studios, Holly-wood, California. His
latest picture is-"Dantes Inferno,"
which will be released soon.
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-te ; :
i s "' . - I
(I'hotii 111 Iiiili' Mliillo lieillc)
1
i; .i i it ii w j
Veral New Firms Coming Mere.
Much Huililin):. and Improv
ing I'nderway In ( om-nuinilv
l'i'nlialil no
lie week or cii'li
inoiiiii in i lie ui
l u sour ha ecn
a 1 1 1 1 1 lminc-
aelill in Waine-
a illii'ilii; (lie mii one. W illi iwo
nci iiici-eiilillle fniii nio i - imo
low i.. ami i lie nouoi im Ion on ilic
iiiil of liner oilier lo come licit- ad
ded lo lhe la i I lhal no lc Mian ll'ree
M-i-iice 1 1 1 ion arc now under eon
si run ion. (iiiilonlxcdlt -uiiir lie
liiill i nihilum to a ncu lii-li m
Kenls .Several Ituildins
Klllilli; III.- ial iceU Ih, .1 II.
Sniailiciv ha i-enicil -M i-al IniildiiiK,
all lor Immediate oceiitm nej ,
lo Open Dress Shop
Mi. and Mr. Umlcr. ,. I al.c 'iii.
I In., were eie, le.l here j iNicida .
Ilic will opcii a die ho, in ih,
Iiiiililin iicm ii Mi iiiidci ' li in;
-ioi- lhe linil, liny i to he i-i-noMiied
III' Sinalhci's siiitl.
To Open Man Slore
n Juno hrsl. M. II. Kahlioll of
IHili I'oinl. uill ocii a iiutn's sioii
in ll Ii.illilio Mini iii-cimicd li I lie
in ol looiii. .'lhe jiool i.ioiii will oil ii
i.i l In- li:ieincnl oi Hie IniildWiK. I'liis
hilliliiiM ,lll al-o lie if liotalcil.
To Henioclel HuildinK
In-, siiiiiiiii-i-t, i ii i i-ii.l in Ix-gln viovli
iniiiK iluiicli io make luo iorc mniiiis
ol' ih ImildliiK on Malu Sirci'l ik'cii
pled iinlll ihi wtt-h liv (.HMIiei it in I -Icr.
(and let'
Mr. a ml Icr
Moves'- Shop
lai moii-il . hi hni-
nc In ( ti iiit -I i siio'i
laonic -'t-milc. Vli-
)ul oppo- lo i he
iiinllei place
l lion Kaolin a I
sho."
ie ".", Sandii ich
( Ivde Uav. jr
Moving
t liile lia.i. ..r.. ty
hli-ine. Itolll tlli'
lion in ih it 1 1 1 1
inoiiiii hi Hoc. or
Mil III SI reel llM'll -collsll'll.
(I'd yrei'll
lion, on 1 1,,- hi;
and I I.i, Im,oiI
I. Mull II lo he vei l
i leai irti. Inn im
i lo il hU- li.it
.'ilia hi t ecu here
Set era I p , 1 1 ic a re
inj- lh- liillliloe- he
cooimci Inn,- Ih-cii
Sf.. sillied.
$5.00(1
Station fioiiiK l'p
Win k
i linllel'll a
on
the ST,. nun
'lain . reel
olliec.
I ii i I
ncl( t
ri ice siai ,on on
he l Minl.-iin. ci
Station (ioinu l'p
lr. "Smailii I iiiiiiii-iiiiji 11 io,l,
cllii- slalioil ,11 collier ol' lliiy-
iiooil and I 1 i,,t slceel. 1 In- liuililjuy
will i--ii-'iii an onil.ii ol' alioiit Js;t. -01111,
In- slaieil. No iiiiinii-s have
lleell ilic, 11 lo.llie liuiriacillelit ol'
I lie lalioii.
I'iiaiifle Station Improved
nl. men liaic iilsu taileil 1101k on
1 lie I 'riii in: lo Se 1; h i- si a I ion. , , 101 a l , ', I
li- I'lanl. Kail, anil liliilci- .1 lex.-i
( oiiii,'in.v lease. niiniliei' ol ili'tail
cil iiiiiroiciiiciil are In illy lii.oli- (
I hi lal ion.
Places lieinj- Tainted
Viilo li-oni ilu- iiiiii-ovetiieni. anil
clian-e- alleaily inelilioiied. Ilielc lias
Iieen a iiiiIiiIm i' of liiiine- ioiis- on
Main Sii-eei dial liac leoeiveil li'cli
coal ol' jiaiiu ilinln' the i,i. (utI,.
Old House Torn Iown
The Iioii-c tin Main St feel, known n
tin- Slfine lloiio, next ti, I a 1 1-It, n ,1
.Motor Company I na ii all torn
(louii.
Building Trellis
For Flowers
'. II. Hay
Imilt I he (en
lloHcrs uil
Sons arc liaviiiir a irelli
III ol tlie t(ire (in uhieli
nn.
Clubs Donate S100
In Cement To Park
The Civie League fia ' iorfiUe,
$.70 towards the purchase 'of cement,
to be used in ouilding re.-t rooms at
the .i'fiy park which. -is now being de
ve'oied on East street.
The Rotary Club ha purchased
sixty lags of cement to be used, in
the construction' of a . wading pool
there.
. Charles Russell . is foreman of the
work at the park, and Oscar I..
Briggs is general supervisor. A gen
eral invitation has been -extended : to '
the public to visit the park and make
FUggetiosns a.-s to the arrangements.
THE WEATHER
OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT
Date Max, Min.
9 ' SO '' '.' 49
10 40 ' 55
11 75- 63
12 ' . 77 47
13 7 54
14 S7 45
15 78 67
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