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The. Transylvania Times ■nTN^-The Time. Estab. 1896 Estab. 1931 Consolidated 1932 Published Weekly on Thursdays by C. M. DOUGLAS Offices in The News Building C. M. DOUGLAS.Editor MISS A. TROWBRIDGE. Associate I ~~'in7BsHira Per Year.$1.00 Six Months .SOI DAM QUESTION GIVEN FINALITY Thank goodness for the statement mad. last Saturday by Engineer C a. Bock of the Tennessee Valley Authority to the effect there will be no "French Broad Dam built, at least for a long time to come, and very probably never. 1. t t people in Transylvania ctuni.\ wanted to see the dam built. Lots move wanted the valley left as is. and then there wa- another group ;hat i t w ndeml about the whole *!i;:;. i he uncertainty of the whole n:a c- wa • worst feature, and now that we have definite word from the heaJc.tai: r- let's forget about what :,.igli: h: . b.-.u ai d turn our hands t,i 'a;, hing that can be i* we try. -p;.,. i.vittg cditoii.il ' ■.ken fr m The Charlotte Observer, great boost ■ \v ■ ra t na, is very timely: CliiXA I'ACTOtm:s Ohtd to ee Th Asheville Citizen : Dinting in an oar foi the 1 t A ;no posiiion t establish china lactones in the elav fields d our mountain -eetion, for therein is an opportunity r . in.-. ^ised in asperity which should not be ;• loved, t : ail- The Citizen is : jungly backing The Ohst ever •< advoenc. o; a good tiung aim adds ;tigament of its own which should hi: e • itsiderable weight. Ksutblish »'i.*nt <1 11 • • china a -tories. The t‘ ti/.on h( Ids. is just an txaiaple t wuat can be done to vertiiy South ern inter sis ami make th.s an ever mare flourishing land. C >c genera tions i Hon and ,-ori lutvo held the center ot nttoiuini1 - almost t-> the oxsdus: n of ever.i till "be. \ d we lui\e rich trucking regions, odmu nble fiuit orchard-. lands wil adapt viI to tile raising and dairying in-. thirdries. Rirmirg'liam may signify ■ ad. blit Spat■t1' n'".:i (»"•*• nvi'le .mi Charlotte just as well represent •,\-c ... v. Idle High 1’oin; is a lead hijr i op -r for furniture maun avtur p .. i ' a ahi i: i in Team.c.ssee and Alabama l.ou’-'t iia is we11 adapted t sugar p reduction. a new paper in lusiry may be coming to Co rgia. It ,. -' pet d 'hat foundry and ina- ; , . ii1 i>t • ire going- *o eeiitev in the ;?oul!>. ' meet th needs of our; eii'.dv great eot■i. .nrnufaccuring ilii'nsti y. Southern arban growth is Cl eating .V;.,. l.irg. r murk-f-» one rurai i""ions. Intciligs'i’i diver-iiicatioil o: ’ i’l Tast:- wd! rati.se botb to prosper and constantly expand. Likewise the maintainin', f a healthy balance be lw,;:.!ro at. i rural population , p a- ran nuke this •» land ; .rei.gth and ■ I prosperity. v ! weather business re X . s and ab" to pr. fit by progress. Tin' South needs n.w industries and heir intelligent development. I ;s th: -ouiid conclusion of The C ■ ixen that the promotion of a pot ter-.- industry in the Carolina moun tains will be just another step to ward a st a hi lined prosperity. Bettor trad, that motor boat in for an on cart now that we know the “dan. dam” is not going to be built. Kirgfb'h l.cr.g is sick ot the sen ; a newspaper headline. Guess tin senate is just about in the same shape as regard? him. Owen P. White may have missed fire occasionally in his story in the < ui rent issue of Colliers abi uf ‘‘Caro lina Moon" (meaning moonshine),; but he was hitting all around the truth at that. No, No. dear Jane, the headline you saw in Sunday’s paper—“Call For Rids On Postoffice” had nothing to do with Brevard. We don’t want our pOstoffico moved from the one-way side street. We don’t know what a national ; democratic c mmittee woman’s duties | are but we’ll stack Miss Beatrice | C"bb, outstanding editor of the out-1 standing Morganton News-Herald [ against anything that Charlotte or any other city has to offer if the job requires brains and good sense. Tran sylvania county Democrats can do no better than support Miss Cobb. The remedy tor crime set out in the Tryon Daily Bulletin last Saturday may be a little drastic, but at least it is interesting—‘“Crime more and worse. Invention arms it. Gas and rubber tires speed it. Movies breed it. Dalies advertise it. Lawyers defend it. Officers fear it—Disbar the law yers. Jail the officers. Fine the dailies. Starve movie stars. Turn steps of parents and children to the house of God. Re-build the family altar. Fill church pews and wor shippers hearts. Flower Show Classifications Governing Entries July 27th Classification of flowers lor the annual flower show sponsored t'y the Women’s Civic club to be held July 27, is printed below tor the benefit oi thos expecting to enter exhibits competing for the various prizes to! be awarded. FolK wing is the classification, as uiranged by the garden committee: Section .4—Specials in basket, bowl t or vase. 1. Petunias. 2. Verbenas, a. t’alandula. 4. Scabiosa. 5. Phlox, an*, uual. 6. Phlox, perennial. 7. Lilies, best spike, any variety. Sect in B—8. Ros, s, best individ ual specimen, t). Best exhibit. ..Section C—10. Asters, best six as-t ters.' ll. Best 12 or more. Section 0. 12. Delphinium, best individual spike. 13. Best six or more. Section £—14. Snapdragons, best individual spike. lf>. Best six. one j variety. 10. B.-t twelve. >Y; ;> £—17. Marigolds, large pe, Ust three. 18. Large type best. .Ive 10. Small type best twelve, one \ artely. 20. Small type bos' twelve or more. ;•»*...* <;--21. Zinnias, giant type :! m.. 22. Giant type best six. 23. Medium size lie-c twelve. 24. ;.:l i;.pe b.st twelve, one variety. 25. Small type, best 12 or more. Section II—2d. Gladiolus, be-t .in dividual spike 21. Best three differ , nt < dors. 28. B t three one <■ lor. 24. Ho.-t six. 30. Best six named. 31. lbtxhibit in harmonizing colors. Most good spikes in one conlain . i. not crowded. .- e’i.’ii i— 31. Dahlias, large ty|.e, largest blcoro 41. Laige i . b. t line,, 35. Large type, best i .ve or m re in blending hades, 36. f ■ i twelve ni uuim shed. 31. Best .Ti'.v, ball or ;d:Ov.\ IX, iJesv tw.:le i u, v< irtg'l.s collarettes. ;»9 l.^st tv.elvo oi more pompfH S,e':. n .1 Miseollaneou- arrange men's (Baskets wiil be nuautred by vase part only). 10 All around at ; dll n; .. tv.., con;rusting colors ... in . •.■asar, — !n eontainet i ot < ver ti inches in width or height. Freni \l \ at;angement in one VlV. 'un 1 Mrs. ii. I'. Hull wlm '• j icon i!! for «*\ era I da; are i :n j>i • v-, iog- , j Mr. and 'Alt a O’.e-t.ui Ki'. in n u-y. j daughter Mabel -pent Sunday «'i;|t, ’•i . ami Mrs. ii. S. Parker. i Mr. and Mrs. Waite" Oav, re.ru i d children an I Mr. ai:d Mrs. V. :.l-j - t Woodrtiig wire dsanei guests 1 i Mr and Mr-a i ran Kitchen Sunday j Frank Pr .-e OreenviJ. is spending •• vera! day; visiting rula-: ' e - he e. i Bessie McCall - p e n f r..i.. ( night with Mab< i Kitchen. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Moore >pe'” Suntidy with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jtraom. j .1/0H In 0-r<dU ir Wavnesvilh—“The r.mn m ovei.ili will receive r hearty welcome, -a.u tl,,; R v. Dr. R. P. Walker, pastor of iV..- Presbyterian churchy in m.rV'»iK hi- announcements for Sunday m Don’t''fee! like you must^dress up to attend church. Come just are; it is the worship^ oi .ho 1 "it. and not a social ivcr.t. j M’wnmnit FU-twec-i X«ticn* ! I,..-dsn—A tvong alictnueuv » . tween Great Britain and Trance t bring Germany into a new peart pact with her neighbors in East, K3I and thereby tend to insure the woDt against war has been revealed m the house of common-. * speech by Sir. John Simons, foi-1 eign secretary, which is regarded as marking a his' ric turn in Bntisb isolationist foreign policy converged on four noints: , tl„, Britain is benevolent toward the Eastern Locarno pact, providing u re ts on strict reciprocity. I Britain approves Russia s entiv . into the League of Nations. i Germany must participate in tlicj projected pact. I The pact shall he likened with rc-; vival of the world arms conference at Geneva in a new effort to achieve j arms limitation. j NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND Under and by virtue of the power conferred upon me by that certain deed of trust from Otis M. Galloway and wife Allie Galloway dated November 1C 1928, and recorded in Book 24, page 123 Records of Deed? of Trust for Tran?ylvania county, i will at 12:00 o’clock noon on Satur day, July 28, 1934 at the court house door in Brevard, N. C., offer for j sale and sell to the highest bidder for i cash the following described property j to-wil: „ , • i Being in Gloucester Township, Be-1 trinnii g at a down Spanish oak and i Chestnut N 21 1-2 degrees W 64 poles : to a stone and three painters. S [>•->! 1-2 degrees W 63 poles to a stake | and pointers; then S 3 1-2 degrees E 32 poles to a small Dogwood; then S 35 degrees E 65 poles to a stake: East 20 poles to a stake in an old line; then N 7 degrees E 45 poles to the beginning containing 35 1-2 acres more or less; Being the fame land deeded trom Sylvanuus Galloway and wife D. L. Galloway to Otis M. Galloway and Allie Galloway, dated 8th day of May 1926 and recorded in Book 57 page 64 of the Deeds Records of Transyl vania county, N. C. This the 28th dav of June, 1934. ' . Sale made to satisfy said debt, in terest and costs of sale. R. R. FISHER. 28th, 5th, 12th, 19th- 26th. cckr or varying shades of same in ecntain.r, from d to 12 inches hig : or wide. 4'-'. Front view arrangement . > any combination of annuals or pere. nial- or both, in container not undei 12 inches. 42. Arrangement of ber rit*', foliage or flowers in hanging or wall basket. 44. The most unique ex hibit in one container of anything not specified. Section A’—Exhibits of camps, in given space. The following rules and regulations fur prize awards to exhibitors will be observed: Flowers, except in Section ,1, must be grown by exhibitor; first and : eemui pii .cs will be given first prize count- ne; sweepstakes prize will be given to the p rson winning the greatest number of points. All flower growers in Transylvania county are urged to exhibit. WASHINGTON, July 18—Small retail tobacconists will be protected against the practice of certain large retailers of using cigarettes as "bait and s.lling these articles at cost nr lc-s, under orders approved last »Vel nesday by Administrator Hugh S. Johnson. Tin orders allow present norm ! prices on popular cigarette bran 1; to be maintained—Id - nts per pack age on ciuarettgs wholesaling at $5 per thousand or less, and 25 cents for tw,. packages of more expensive bra nds. It \v;: pointed out that large t,.ics hav- been using cigarettes to ittraei customers, and that Ibis pf’ic f.io hid been detrimental to tlv- in - lustiy as a whole. ’nil- pre.-ent orders are to remain in effeit for HO days, started July in. At the ci d of that time the research and panning division is to make a nport on the advisability or nece - -iiy for extending the order. _ PLEASANT GROVE (By W. H. Gray) Mrs. Jim Orr and Mrs. Bill Orr aptnt Saturday afternoon with Mrs. O. S. Gray. \ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fletehiy and' children spent Saturday niglft with! the latter's aunt, Mrs. Richard Ham-1 ilton. f Miss Helen Justus has been on the ■ >k list for a few days but is out: again. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Couch of Fen-; ri.se were Pleasant Grove visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson were i dinner guc.-ts of the latter’s mother,; Mrs. C. E. Blythe, Sunday, j Little Donald Lee Gray visited' 'Florence Gray Saturday night, j Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hamilton spent Sunday afternoon with the lat ter’s brother, J. L. Justus, of French ! Broad Park. | There will be a meeting Thursday ; night, at Pleasant Grove church for I the purpose of electing a pastor for ! the coming year. As many members ; as can are requested to be present land cast their vote for the preacher they want. If you don't come and do I your part I think you ought t stand I " SVoman Loses 14 Lbs. of Fat Blood Pressure Down Tea 1 "1 have been taking Kru-chun Salts for my h alth. and f.r nigh blood pressure and rheumatism and it helped both. My blood pi .-sure was as high as 2'.u) when 1 startc 1 to take Kruschen. 1 weighed 2-lo x:.d now I weigh 211 and that i- losing •it p unds, in about nine months a d ! (eel fine." Mrs. W. Ktkoff. A half traspeonfu; of Kru chcn in a glass of warm water every niurt nig SAFELY tak s eff an unhealthy fat by helping to le-establish proper functioning of body organs—at ill • same time i' energizes and helps build up robu. t health. Feel years y g r -ACT it and LOOK it. One bottle lasts 1 weeks. You can get Kruschen Halts at any drug .-tore in the world by what is done and not say any- j thing. Mr. and Mrs. James Banning and J sen Glenn and Miss Marjorie Hamil-; ton, Mrs. D. R. Justus and Helen and • Beulah Justus, Earl, Florence and' W. H. Gray all attended the singing, one night, at Crab Creek last week, j Jud Patterson was in charge of the I singing. Hflen, Lucile and Lillian Wilson of Etuwah spent Sunday with their grandmother, Mrs. L. C. Hamilton. Rev. C. E. Blythe and Richard Hamilton made a business trip to Hendersonville Saturday. / Miss Irene Davis and Letitia Nes bit spent Sunday afternoon with Geneva Justus. USE THE WANT ADS STARTS FRIDAY, JULY 20 It’s Worth Coming to Henderson A Record Breaking Demand Has Sent Chevrolet Production To Its Highest Total In Four Years Q 1NCE January first, Chevrolet has produced more than ^ half a million cars and truck1?. This tremendous total has broken all Chevrolet records for the last four years. And here is the reason behind it: No other manufacturer has so much to offer as Chevrolet. Chevrolet is the only low-priced car lo give you patented Kr.ce-Action, and only patented Knee-Action gives you shock-proof steering combined with the new jolt-proof gliding ride. Chevrolet alone in its field provides Fisher bodies with genuine Ao Draff 1 entilalion the safest and most comfortable bodies built today. No low-priced car but Chevrolet has safe, sure, cable-controlled brakes, the sturdy Y-K frame, and a dozen and one other important features. Do you wonder that the trend is to Chevrolet? i Let these features guide you when you buy your low-priced car, Don t accept anything less than all of them. And let yourself he guided by Chevrolet’s popularity. As everyone knows, every buyer of a product is a recommendation, and Chevrolet can show you hundreds of thou sands of them in only six short months! CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT. MICHIGAN Compare Checrolet's low delivered prices and easy G.M.A.C. terms A General Molars Value VROLET < I DEW REDICED PRICES Ne* Reduced Amount ot STANDARD MODtLS List Price Reduction Sport Roadster .$465 $25 Coach. 495 25 Coupe . 485 25 MASTER MODELS Sport Roadster. 540 35 ’ Coach.580 35 I’own Sedan. 615 30 Sedan.jaft. 640 35 Coupe. 560 35 Sport Coupe. 600 35 Sedan Delivery. 600 45 COMMERCIAL CARS Commercial Chassis. 355 Utility Long Chassis.r.. 515 50 Dual l.o eg Ch-.::sis. 535 Utility Chassis and Cab. 575 Dual Chassis and Cab. 595 50 Utility Long Chassis and Cab. --605 Dual Long Chasei.; and Cab. 625 50 Commercial Panel. 575 Special Commercial Panel. 595 utility Panel. 750 Dual Cab and Stake Body .... 680 Dual Long Cab and Stake Body. 740 50 Above are list prices of passenter care W,th bumpers, spare lire and tire lock, the ‘li'PJ/fJr. Mandatd Models ie t!8 additional: Maatet Models additional. List prices of commercial Cara quoted are Lo.h. Hint. Mich. Special equipment extra. Prn.ee subject to I chongo without notice " ! McCRARY AUTO SERVICE ^
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