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CRUISE'S SHOP
Superfluous Hair, Moles, Warts
Facial and Scalp Electrical Treatments
Permanent and Marcel' Waving
Hair Goods to Order
MANICURING
SHAMPOOING
HAIR DRESSING
23 Haywood Street,
Asheville, N. C.
We are having some hot
weather at this place.
Little Durward H. Chandley
has .been very ill, but .is improving.
' ,JThe people of this place are
very busy hoeing corn.
Mr. Banner: Chandley spent
the week-end . with Me. and
Mrs. George Shelton of Revere.
Miss Mamie Hensley bpent
Saturday night with her aunt,
Sange Ann Shelton.
We were all sorry to hear of
the death of Mrs. Neal Admas
of Revere. W want to ex
tend, our sympathy to Mr. A
dams and family.
Mr. Howard Chandley con
ducted prayer service at Car
men on Sunday, May 24.
Little Miss Mildred Chand
ley spent the day Sunday with
Frnm AI I FftMANY her friend, Pansy Shelton.
Mr. juoya Kamsey motored
up on Laurel Friday, returning
Saturday. ,
.Messrs. Sampson Landers
Jeter C. Franklin; Misses Merle
and Ruth Stanton were out rid
ing Saturday afternoon.
Miss . Grace Hensley spent
the week-end with, her cousin,
Tulis Chandley. They had a
fine time. '
Mr. Walter S. Hensley, who
is at work in Asheville, motored
home Saturd&v.and snent the
night with home folks, return
ing to Asheville Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Howard Chandley vis
ited Mrs. Sol Shelton, who has
been sick, last week.
Mr. Fred Shelton is the proud
owner of a new pair of over
alls.
Best wishes to News-Record
ASH0MEM
E. W. BLAKE
WELDERS AND BRAZERS OF ALL METALS
Welding of Farming' and . Mining Machinery
A Specialty
Corner Southside
and Church St.
Asheville, N. C.
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W?ffalf""4iTTfal?fT.
From Anderson Branch
We are still having Sunday
School at Anderson Branch and
have, a large attendance.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Moody
Davis a bouncing girl baby.
Mrs. Matilda Goforth has
been quite sick for the past few
weeks. She is about 90 years
of age.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Payne
and son, Arthur, and Miss Zil
pha Randall and Mrs. Jonah
Massy went to Pine Creek Sat
urday to register.
Miss Ethel Davis and nephew
Buster Laws was seen on the
streets of Barnard Saturday.
Miss Bonnie Davis has spent
the last few ' days with her
brother, Moody Davis.
Mr. J. P. Davis has been
'quite sick for the last few days.
Miss Bonnie Davis is the
proud owner of a nice birthday
present.
. $SJ?s, Jeter Harris and daugh
ters,"Helen and Margie, visited
Mrs. Matilda Goforth Saturday
afternoon.
From Bailey Branch
Mrs. James, who has been ill
so long, is reported to be worse
at this wrjtmg.
Mrs. Abitha Bradburn's little
taojvHugh, ig getting along nice
ly and will be home right away.
Miss Ruby Wilson is spend
ing a short time with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Caney Wil
son.
Miss Wilson graduated at the
Asheville Normal this year and
will attend summer school at
tne Normal.
Mr. Howell Swan, of Weaver
ville, and family visited rela
tives Sunday.
Mr. Arthur Wise and family
visited relatives Sunday.
Catarrhal Deafness
la often cauied by an Inflamed condition
of the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is Inflamed you
have a rumbling sound or Imperfect
Hearing. Unless the Inflammation can
be reduced, your bearing may be de
stroyed forever.
BALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE Will
do what wo claim for It rid your system
of Catarrh or Deafness caused, hv
vaiarrn.
- Sold by all druggists for over 40 Tears.
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JIinVORLD OVER
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS OF THII
AND OTHER NATI0N8 FOR
SEVEN DAV8 GIVEN
THE' NEWS IF THE SOUTH
What Is Taking Place In The South
land Will Be Found In
Brief Paragraphs
Foreign
Two steamships and eleven schoon
ers, members of the liquor fleet which
put Into Canadian ports after estab
lishment of the United States coast
guard blockade, have departed from
Halifax and Lunenburg and are sail
ing for St. Pierre and southern ports,
Including Havana, Nassau and Ber
muda.
Sir William Fletcher Barrett, 81,
scholar and scientist, died at London
the other day.
"In your comfortable hotel we for
got that von Hlndenburg had been
made president of Germany" this
note on a Milan, Italy, hotel register
lost William Jaenlcke, son-in-law of
the late President Evert, his Job.
Difference of opinion has 'developed
tn the arms conference at Geneva
over which am how many states must
ratify the ' convention before It can
become) effective.
Fire destroyed the city hall in Que-
mados de Quinea, about fifty miles
from Havana.
Sixteen men all of the crew of the
motorship Wakena, which burned off
Nanaimo, B. C, were picked up by the
tug Bella and taken to Nanalmo. The
Wakena's men escaped tn life boats.
Queen Mail of Roumanla has Just
completed a series of newspaper artl
BrtJMtoi
dry fleet
aonverglng mo vein eat .upon liquor, lawjf ?
violators up tne uuana rivers, ia plan
ned by prohibition officials.
The recommendation that the min
imum specifications for a standard
patch for compressed cotton bales
should be 28 by 48 inches and weigh
between two and two and one-half
pounds was made by the tare commit
tee of the American Cotton Shippers
association.
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WE BUY, SELL, AND EXCHANGE ALL KINDS OF
REAL ESTATE "ANYWHERE"
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We handle property either at private or auction sale.
Domestic
Between eight and twelve men In
automobiles besieged the town of
Brook, Ind., home of George Ade, hu
morist, blew open th.e vault of the
State bank, and escaped with ap
proximately 12,500.
Clem Shaver, chairman of the Dem
ocratic national committee, said at the
Waldorf. In New York City, that he
has no Intention of resigning his po
sition at this time.
First sessions of the board of In
quiry appointed to ' investigate the
sinking of the United States steamer
Norman in the Mississippi river near
Memphis on May 8, with a loss of
23 lives, has begun.
Mining men are looking forward to
the time when the coal bill of the
United States will be reduced $500,
000,000 by the perfection of devloes
for mining coal with machinery.
One of the robbers who held up the
Cottage Grove State bank at Des
Molnes, Iowa, was killed and another
wounded when pursuing Iowa officers
engaged them in a gun fight at Ave
nue City, a suburb of St. Joseph, Mo.
The Terminal building, Toledo's
(Ohto) largest-auditorium was recent
ly damaged by a $200,000 fir.
When you are in the market to buy, sell or exchange
any kind of real estate, you will find it to your advan
tage to write us, or come and see us and talk it over.
If you write, give full information in first letter.
MONEY TO LOAN: We negotiate first mortgage
real estate loans. If you have money to put out in this
way, you will find it to your advantage to give us a call,
or if you have first class real estate, well located, and
desire to borrow, we will negotiate the loan for you.
NORTH CAROLINA REALTY CO.
J. H. GROGG, Sec-Treas.
Cl...ic Building DC A I rrna Phon" 2581-"2
78 Patten Avenue KJLAL 1 UK5 Asheville, N. C.
AMERICANS CONTRIBUTE
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS
TO NEAR EAST RELIEF
(BY MRS. J. P. CALDWELL)
the
the
'The extent to which
chaned with bains- a oartr to an needs of the Orphans in
alleged fraudulent ranch unit settling Near East has appealed to the
scheme which was said to have net-j American heart is shown in a
ted more than $200,000, ' Millard C. Report of the expenditures just
Baker,' real estate dealer of Ne Or- made by the Near East Relief to
leansT-bas been arrested tn that city the American Embassy at Con
by postofffce inspectors and placed annf,nftr,i0 anva j R U,av
dee, the first of which will be pub- undo a $3,000 bond to answer an to- statp Chairman nf ' thp Near
l.shed in England and America with- . dlctment at Denver, Colo. &w vJJt h?.
uuov xvviivi 111 a 1 vx is 11 vai viuia.
she remarks in ono of the series that' boat known women stage directors of iwenty-iour million dOljars
she does not care tor men too tame. ' the country, died at Los Angela re- were used is Armenia and other
A stormy debate on Prance's Mo- following the birth of her aeo- large amounts in lurKey, byna
rocco campaign, featured by Social-'ond and- Palestine, and Greece. Last
1st charges of Imperialism and de-' Clarence Darrow, Chicago lawyer, year more than a million Amer
mands that peace negotiation's open stands ready to aid the defense of J. icans contributed four million
at once, culminated in an extraordl- T. Scopes of Dayton. Tenn., who haa dollars to the work. An inter-
narr demonstration of enthusiasm for bee Indicted on the charge of vto- estmg feature of the work is
former Premier Herri ot of France. t latins, the Tennessee anti-evolution some of the accomplishments Of
The first and only portrait of Ml-
law.
the orphan farmers at the Agri-
chelangelo ever painted of himself has A uermite oreax in tne iresoyierian cultural School maintained by
been discovered In the artist's great- Church In the United States of Amer- Near East Relief in Russian Ar
est mural masterpiece, where it haa tea la Imminent, modernists In the menja They use American
been hidden for centuries. denominations general aseemDiy to methods and are tauffht scien-
sesslon n Columbus, Ohio, declare. '
t i fi c methods o f farming.
els to the acre on their potato
farm., Besides teaching them
a vocation by which they can
later support themselves, the
food raised helps materially to
feed the orphans.
One of the main features of
the work now consists in finding
homes for the orphan children.
Last year twelve thousand were
thus placed.
Time alone can tell the great
work accomplished by helping
these distressed children.
I'hey are being taught useful
trades and are learning Christ
ian American ideals. No bet
ter missionary money can be
spent than in helping to thus
train these bright, apt pupils.
Owing to the scarcity of
funds, the great effort has been
to feed and clothe these chil
dren,, but much other work has
been done.
The Americans ar the only
people these folks can turn to
for help and if these generous
Americans will keep : up the
workxor a little while longer,
in the course of a very few
of the Svetl Krai cathedral. nZIn-Theae orPhan bys have grown years all of them will be grad
igaria, In which 160 persons T 'Ztt 't" as much as four hundred bush-uated and taken care of."
Three of (he leaders In the recent
bombing'
were' killed, have been hanged They Chicago,, overpowered three employ
were executed in a public square In ? f! '!
. , jewelry eBtlmaaed at between fifty
the presence of thousands of persons, fr ' . . . . .. '
thousand and one hundred thousand
Ernest Berger, treasurer of the dollars In value. The quintette bound
newspaper L'Actlon Francalse, Paris, the employees and practicaly cleaned
fell a victim of a mad woman's bullet out the stock of diamonds.
Intended for one of hie chiefs, Leon PolIowlnlr investigation Into al-
Daudet, leader of the Royalist associ- aft ftmnn aIu1
ation and editor of L'AcUon Fran- PniiPn Lipntpnant William J.
caise, or Charles Maurras, co-editor. T.hB ni i,fiartflnP.erH. Txinis r. Rus-
The Bulgarian government has or- sell, federal dry agent, and Harry L.
dered demobilization of the first Atchley, said to be a salesman, were
three thousand men recently enlisted arrested on charges of conspiracy to
with the permission of the allies to violate the prohibition act and extor
meet the crisis arising from the coun- tlon in Rochester, N. Y.
try's Internal problems. Demobiliaa- w B Warren and H. M. Richard
tion of the remaining 10,000 extra gon charged-wlth using the malls to
troops depends upon the allies' reply defraud a Memphis, Tenn., concern,
to Bulgaria's request for permission to; have been ordered released from cus-
retain them longer. This permission tojy by the federal court here for
Is not expected to be forthcoming. iac 0f evidence. The men were
' charged with being involved In a con-
Washington ' splracy to obtain sums of money on
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me snipping nas taxen a step to- " ... ICAtCAlfAlEAiEAiTAieAiEAiKAirAiKAiA.....
ward weeding out obsolete vessels and The Elk Hills naval on reserves tayranwsnwznwatWaiWStlSlSlW,
placing its fleet on a more compact were obtained by L. uoneny s fan-1 - - ; -
basis, adopting a resolution recom-! American (Petroleum and Transport rUCK out the best grain and
mended by its scrapping committee, company by fraud and conspiracy ana sdve 11 ior seed tnis iail. Dr.
specifying that 200 designated ships ' must returned to the government R. Y. Winters, plant breeding
I REDUCED PRICES
On all kinds of
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Also Have One
DELCO LIGHT PLANT
At a Sacrifice ?190.00 installed.
CITIZENS ELECTRIC COMPANY
3 Walnut St., Asheville, N. C.
'HOLDE AFJD TILSOU f
FUNERAL-DIRECTORS
- WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF
CASKETS, A HEARiSE
nd eir FUNEk all
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GENERAL EMCHANDISE
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DRY GOODS, SELZ SHOES
STETSON AND VELOUR HATS
.NOTIONS, GROCERIES V:
H0LC0HIBE & TILSON
tyidRs hill, Ni c
should be advertised for sale as scrap, that is the decision handed down by agronomist at State College
Tk- ,H,oi mnH jn.tioT, i Judge Paul J. McCormick at Los An- says there is alwavs a sparritv
"" o.-"- jj . . fc n . - -
naval oil leases called more witnesses KBleB- uluc,'"s v mi-. 01 Boa Pianting grain
that the Doheny companies were not 9
from the Southwest. Henry L. Phil
Hps, president of the Sinclair Crude
Oil Purchasing syndicate of Tulsa,
Okla., waa the first to be heard
George D. Flory of the State National
Bank of El Paso, Texas; A. D. Brown-
field of Corizza, N, M., and J. W. Zev
erly, coiinBel for Harry P. Sinclair,
were ahiqng' othera called.
'O, VanSwerlngen of Cleveland,
prima mover. la , the Nickel Plata con
solidation project, placidly recounted
before 4he .interstate commerce, com'
mission the ' procedure bj which he
and hui'-brother, buytn stocks, bor
rowing. money winning v associates,
had In' nine years, prepared ' them-
elraa Id "lead the firat attempt to
combjne trunk line railroads In east'
arm ; territory, y ;
Bert "H. Haner, Democrat, of Port-
land,' Oregoa,: hma bean reappointed a
member M the, shipping board by
President CooJMga. i ; "iH-
PropoSala "v of Park" and ; Tflford to
sell -to the government at cost, the
1.800,000 gallons of old Overholt whis
ky which the eoncern haa Just pur
chased would be accepted if soma pro
hibition officials had their way (be
cause they believe that government
dispensaries for medlciaal whisky
would provide the beat method of
control. ' , ' , X
President CooUdge does not think
the United SUtes should beeetaa a
party to the present Haeassloa among
European nations, directed toward aa
gotlaUon of a saelDity pact , ,
Tom Tarheel says if a hen
with yellow legs and a streak
of yellow around her beak or
vent is found at this time of
the year, she very likely should
each I be put in the pot for she isn't
doing her duty as a layer.
lawfully entitled to develop them.
Lieut. Roland D. Hill, Jr., waa found
guilty by a wurt-martial at Norfolk,
Va., on tw6 charges and was acquit
ted of another charge growing out pi
the finding of liquor aboard the naval
transport' Beaufort y
Business interests of Kansas City,
Mo., oppose the least of the-Alabama
and Vlcksburg and Vlcksburg. Shrava
port and. Pacific railroads by tha Illi
nois Central syatem.
One nundred; and.' thirty' person;
eleven of ; them, women, wars Mad
at Fairmont, W. Va, before Judge W.
S. Meredith. One hundred ana .szz
teen man war found guilty. of violat
ing an Injunction which prohibited in
timidation of employees' of tha JJaw
England Puel and Transportation
company and, were fined II and coata.
Tha woman were iouna not guuiy,- -
' William W Edwards 46; motormaa;
waa burned to death m Sight ot rea
euers, another motonnan was serloua
ry injured and almost ji score of pas
sengers hurt when two tnterurban
cars collided i Md i partly telescoped
each other on a 15-foot, high tresUe
near Louisville, Ky, the other night.
The so - called oleomarg arise bill
enacted by tha recant California legis
lature, which provides for a tax of
two cents per .pound "upon cotton need
oO products, la addition to tha present
license tea, baa bean signed y tha
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iww fa tut: time 10 ouy your r . .
FERTIEiKERS
- before the rush gets on. r If you delav buvinir vonr
; fertilizer, you may not get it at the' time you need it to
iPiant your toDacco. xoulcnow that means money
lost for you.
We have the best fertilizer that money will buy, the
. kind that will produce results. '
"t BUY FROM US AND BANK YOUR SAVINGS. s
MARSHALL, N. C.
' Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in -
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Whole Wheat Flour,5 Bran Short, Cot
ton Seed Meal, Coffee, Lard, Sugar,
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