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We wish to make known
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incident which occured 1
t day morning when a porti
the west wing of Lake I
dam lost its anchorage 01
bank rock and gave way.
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It is one of those unfort
occurrences which occasic
happen in the building of
even in spite of the most
ficienlt engineering. We
ClAmA TTAOW OfVA in fVlO Kir
c5vjiiic y coi o agu in unv i/u
Tof the great Panama Cans
successive reverses- encour
by engineers at the Culebr
where ''slip-after slip" occ
despite every known engine
strategem.
As our .treasurer, Mr. \
Hester, declared immed
after the occurrence, "v
;not discouraged." We coi
this only one of many re^
likely to happen in the pre
of such an extensive proje
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Steam Heat T . ' Good Meals
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Hot and Cold Water in Every Room.
Phone 167 Trypn, N. C.
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;; | IMPROVED PROPERTY. BUSINESS PROPERTY. |
?' One 10-Room Realdence with 50 Ft. Lot on North Trade
1 or 2 Acres Ground, Five street Specja| Bargajn |
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<f> Private Road to Trade 8treet. 52 Ft. North Trade Street. 1
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;; I One 8-Room Residence on Buildings on Both Sides. *
J; | Godshaw Hill, Centrally Lo- .5'
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< One 8-Room Residence, Linn 100 Acres Farm Land. ?
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,, One 5-Room Housse, Lake La- X1
,, n|#"r 154 Acres Howard .Gap Road, 4.
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< One 4-Room House, Near 23 Acfes Inside of Tryon on |
!! Hogback Road. Hogback Road. *'
< > 10 on Hi" N^rth of Toy 700 Acres Between Lake La- ?
< k Shop. Private Road. njep an^ Hogback Mountain 4*
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? 5 Lots on Lanier Avenue. Development. 4*
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pub- But you are interested in is
it the I we are going to do and
"hurs- are we going to do i
on of are going to do everyth
ianier our power to cope with 1
i the uation and we are going
it immediately. Not
has been lost. Three
unate after the giving way <
>nally dam, engineers were" (
dams ground. Only a few hour
Pr?" we had the report that th
recall could be reconstructed a
1 u' anchored in a manner th
p th? assure an absolute breat
'tered dam. L
a ^ Working drawings are promi
nwnArl . , . , . ,
UA*CU in a week, ana tne wing win oe <
!enng eel jn as short a time as consist*
safety. . - \
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. \ i " expedition in the work of recons
" Every ounce of water possible
/e are . retained tb expedite refiling. 1
ISlder i ress 0f worj( wiu be publish
verses time to time in our advertising,
gram We invite all to come and s
ct. we are doing and how we are dc
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P. L. Wright
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Development Co.
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Dr. D. M. MORRISON J
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Will be at the Missildlne Pharo
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Eyes examined. Glasses fit- ts
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quatttlee of the one toot. trot thl? feeli
tag laeooc softened by. a multitude at
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eo that sorrow glees way to melancholy,
which In Mi torn diminishes.
| Not so*In the case at many animals.
These not only retain their grief much
longer, but there are eaaae In which It . "
laaU aa long as lite ttaelt - el
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which some croel men Is trying to \y
drown. The stsvy at tbs (log who U]
starves to death on the grave of his ! d)
master Is no fabla . ; A stone In J
the Paris dogs' cemetery Is thas Inscribed:
"Be was so Intelligent that w
he might have been taken for a S1
ksanan Ntng?bat that be was faith- ,l
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ron arch into one's romantic youth.!
HOre one will find, with Arthur j
olland's luck, a majestic ;forest of I
ldless, dim vistas ;and mysterious j
ladows to hide leering satyrs who j
jkll spring out and play evil 'tricks
pon one. Here one will find a hama yad
in riding breeches, with a voice
ke a song and the name of Mavis,
ho will strive to saye one from the
ityrs.and be caught by them herself,
lereby casting one in the role' of
larless hero. One Vill find an old
nithern mansion with a story-book
egro servant and in it hospitality
id wisdom from a gijay-haired South n
gentleman who is Mavis's grandther.
To be sure, there iis a logical exlanation
for all th^ seeming mysiries,
even for the eerie resemblance
[ the goat people td Mavis and the
olonel. But llpgic has no power to
ispel the magic; rather it deepens
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c aye 11 uy revealing its own lm- j
otence and the vagUeness of reality |
hen seen by! enchanted eyes. . I
But if Arthur Holland is enchanted,
e carries with him tlie consciousness
t that eiichaintnientJ 1 And this twoild
knowledgie! of Arthur's gives the
lory its curtfliuB quality, which is yet
lore than a (juality. ;It is an a'l but
tngible textijrp, thel texture of fine
efvet. Fingering it, one senses at |
le same moment the caressing furry 1
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depth of the velvet and the smooth
sheen of the satin back. The two sensations
blend, so that the velvet takes
on the smoothness of the satin and
the satin the mysterious depth of the
velvet.
So with the story, hovering between
witchery and reality.' On one of his
magic nights Arthur has a dream, and
of it one scarcely knows which to
say: that the dream is hardly less
real than the story, or that the story
is hardly more real than the dream.
Such puzzlement iy a tribute to the
author's achievement iq so finely balancing
his tone..
It is more thah a pleasant ride with
Arthur Holland under the green arch
and into the magic forest. It is an
experience in the refreshment of a
drattght of unreality. If in youth one
has dreamed of an enchanted country
riito which one mjght one day stumble
unawares, th^'n when one is disillusioned
and bitter against life that
country will come to the rescue. For
one must with the Colonel question
which is less sane: the bitterness of
disillusionment or the mistaking of
a house for a genii's palace" and a
young girl for a; hamadryad.
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