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P CAUS -OOfir TRACK." LltJEOLELWA, OU VWHICM
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fooTPR^UTS UUUOTK2ED, BECAUSE TU<
PATTERN IS A CLOSE IMITAVIOM OF ,//
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from milling crowds, r
it is to such men that th
stantial advantages. Sin
ceptions) of health-ind\
inchv'" I nl-nc
sai) to dui cnjo^mcut ui
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* Is desigrteu to L'.'.rc .o: tr
to provide the right typ
Those whoJ<?ve Nature
their interest. The cente
tains, this suburban area 'r
that is exceptional even ir
ncss. Its central boulevar
DERSONVILLE, a thr
? as a resort of unusual exc
development as this.
In the Hi^
Bookie's "vd of I."ir.
upon re quail., j i
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Worth Cap
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vaafu-ev gtm-ptu 98t. re wu remember .
vjmeu wos vjeut td school to study, auo
Kiorr TO practice RASwr bau, rehearse
class plays, sou err ads fop- programs
AUO AWtJUALS, P1V.U TWOR PAUCe PROGRAMS,
VUEAR FREAK. CU3TM6S AMP POS? AS MEM
AUO VJOMEU OP TH' VUORUP ?
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The keen-minded man of affairs real
tages that come from having HIS h<
open," so to speak. To him, the privi'
home, with all the comforts that not !
considered possible only iji the city; I
emoved from smoke and noise; that is a pi
ie LAUREL PARK development offers ai
ce the business man df today is also a lov<
icing sports, the builders of LAUREL PA
not only thr ?<?sentials to home comfort, hi
t a great variety oJt. out-of-d^r recreatitifll
>.
CFNTr si TBI
ie reeveacionai nceus oi man, woman and cl:
a of homeplace ? a community of culti
will find in LAUREL PARK ESTATE!
r of a vast range of greenclad moun- ~
artnkes of a wealth of natural beauty Ter
i a country noted for its natural lovelid
leads directly to the heart of HENiving
city that is known to thousands
:ellence. You have never seen such a
o Faci
; ' eith
* veni
*hlands of Western
i
>rth Carolina he
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formative literature toill be sent
is i dip muI mail the, coupon^ 3 4
EL FAME EST
"n c o ro p opiated
.NDERSONVILLE, N.(
Fuller a. o. Gretnolm c. p. i
mt ht Vice-Pres. 2nd Vi
a. y. Arlxdce c. n. James
Suy-Trtsi. Seles Director
lolina Offices in Hendersonville, Ashev
m-Salem, Greensboro and Raleigh. South
Spartanburg, Greenville and Georgetown.
Augusta,, *. f --7,, .*? ,y 7 ?7 r ;"W
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OASPC*-1****0*- SAMG W* WAS A MOST
iuosua*- ?w?y BscAuse rr w?v*R.fiW\?
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"out in the
lege of haying such a
k> very long ago were
to have a home away
rivilege indeed. And,
1 aggregation of sub;r
(with but few exRK
ESTATES have
it the facilities nece*r
k ~
iTRR '
tild. It is being built
jre and refinement.
5 much to intrigue
ATALOG OF SPORTS
mis Golf Polo
Swimming
Horseback Riding
Hiking
Mountain Climbing
Motoring > .
T rapshooting
Canoeing Rowing
Motorboating
ilities for all of these arc
er provided for, or are conent
to LAUREL PARK
"ATES.
jrel park estates
INCORPORATED
NDERSONVILLE, N. C. I
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:nic suburb
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radio Rsee\/iu<* SET vuhksm suables
TH* U6T6U6R Tt? TALK. SACK - TAKE A
BVQ- HE-MAM WHO MAS JUST TOWED IU
OM A" PETER. RASBtr STDRV FOR. -rue
. tMODmS". VIHAT WOUtO WE MOT ??IVC To
BRCHOQASr A P9U WORD? T
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~ Pirata Perch Turns
^ Sunfish Out of Neti
Bunflah are troubled with what jmajr
be sailed a marine cuckeo?the pirate
paTck. This flah, which la either tee
lair or elM Incapab e of making a
'4 aeot of Ita own, waits on til the sunfish
have completed their neat and
then tarns them oat. Installing Itself
la their place. Ita eggs are frequently
laid among those of the original
occupants. These, however, are not
disturbed and hatch out In due coureu
says the Vancouver Province. 4&\-i
Perhaps the moat Interesting east
foand under water Is that of the
Mack-nosed dace. The flsh clears *
space about two feet In diameter
and the female deposits a layer
of eggs. Then a layer of stones
la gradually placed ever the eggs,
the stones being brought to the
nest la tM month of the dace.
Oa these aaotber layer of eggs Is
placed aad then comes another layer
st stones. These alternate layers of
-eggs aad stones are slowly built up
until the pQe reaches a height of eight
laches or so.
fha black goby fonns a home for Its
?CP Uke a balL This Is constructed
st pieces of weed Interwoven end
beuad together, the eggs being placed
x h* la often the case, the male
buflds the nest and, after the eggs
have been deposited, takes It In turn
*fguard It
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SALESMEN WANTED for lubricatlnj
oils, greases and paints. Excellent
opportunity. Salary or Commission
The Jed Oil and Paint Co., Cleveland
Ohio.
APARTMENT WANTED?Two elder
ly ladies want apartment on ground
floor, permanent. Address Miss S. E
McKee, Tryon, N. C.
FOR SALE?By owner: Four lake
front lota on Lake Lanier at attrac
tlvely low price. Easy terms. Addresi
Elizabeth Levle, Margo Terrace, Ashe
rille. N. C.
i
FOR SALE?About 1000 feet galvaniz
ed %-inch pipe. Price 5c per foot at
my place on the mountain. Fine for
rose arbors. E. W. Dabbs, Tryon, N. C.
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THURSDAY APRIL 32 1926
Horn* "Intide Oat"
According to a French technical publication
devoted to the horse breeding
Industry, a Chinese visitor was recently
taking notes at a prise stock
farm In- Franca When he reached tha
staple where 20 fine horses were
standing In their stalls, the celestial
turned to the owner.
"1 cannot understand," said he,
"why you Europeans always put your
animals In their stalls Inside out."
"Inside out!" exclaimed the breeder.
^Exactly. You stable them with
I their noses to the wall. They cannot
see anything, are easily frightened
and are apt to kick. In my country
we turn them around so that they
can see what Is going on and who la
approaching them. You westerners
always start at the wrong end of
things."?From La Bulgaria, Sofia.
(Translated for the Kansas City Star.)
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MAY 6
Oratorio Night?Mendelssohn's Elijah.
Soprano, Ethel Hayden. Contralto,
Nevada Van der Veer. Tenor, Allen
McQuhae. Baritone, Fred Patton.
Chorus of 350. Frederick W. Wodell,
Conductor.
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THUR8DAY AFTERNOON, MAY 6 -j j
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, 50 players,
Ossip Oabrilowitsch, Conductor;
Victor Kolar, Associate Conductor.
Piano Concerto, N. 2 by Rachmaninoff
played by Mr. Oabrilowitsch, Mr. Ko
lar conducting. sympnony no. o, uy
Tsckakovsky, Mr. Gabrilowltsch conducting.
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THUR8DAY NIGHT, MAY 6
, Opera Carmen, by Bizet. Soprano,
Louise Hunter, Metropolitan Opera
Co.; Contralto (singing Carmen),
Alice Gentle, San Carlo Opera Co.;
Tenor, Wandell Hart; Baritone, Edmund
Burke, Metropolitan Opera Co.
Chorus of 350, Frederick Wodell, Conductor.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 7
Children's Chorus, 500 voices, Mrs.
B. L. Blackwell, Director, in cantata
"The Lady of Chalott," by Bendall,
and in part-songs. Aria from "Louise" ,
Charpentier, by Ethel Hayden. Selec
tions by Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
;
1 FRIDAY NIGHT MAY 7 r
Artists' Night?Prima Donna Luella
> Melius, Coloratura Soprano, Paris
Grand Opera Co. Richard Bonelli,
| Baritone, Chicago Civic Opera Co.
j Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Ossip
Gabrilowltsch, Conductor; Victor Ko_
lar, Associate Conductor.
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