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*laui%burq m -m it 11 THEATRE Night Shows: 7 : 15 and 9:00 13c and 30c Matinees: 3:30 Daily 10c and 24c Saturdays Continuous : 2 to 11 10c and 23c until H o'clock LAST TMM.ES TODAY - FRIDAY POCTOR RHYTHM BING CROSBY / Ma; V Carlisle Bestnce Lillie $ / ?c - \ M i ? - v ? SATURDAY, ' JUNE 4 Double Feature Day (HAS. STARETT "Cattle Raiders* and CHESTER MORRIS "Law of The Underworld" SUNDAY AND MONDAY Jl'XE 5th and Oth Sunday Shows ? 3:30 and 9:00 The Screen'* Mom Oatfatng Staf in tlx' Role He Was Born to Play 1 T/? ,S\(liC)itmcs of ROBIN HOOD OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND ? BASIL RATHBONB f CLAUDE RAINS Patric Knowfes ? Eugene Pallet** ? Alan Hale VfehrUfe Cooper* Ian Hunter* Una O'Connor P mi by WARNER BROS. ? Directed by MICH AIL URTti Md WILLIAM KK1GHLIY ? Or.g.?*J Scrc?? Play kjr Not?(* Idllf Ram* and S?coa 1. Millar hxd upon Aacieoc Robin Hood Ltpedi ? Mum by Eticb Wolfgang KorngoJd ? A TirM Nu-ooil Picture TUESDAY. JUNE 7 Oil Stage AT NINE O'CLOCK ONLY Sarah Sterling Price PRESENTS HER PUPILS DANCE REVUE > ? ON SCREEN ? Joe Penner ? In ? "Go Chase Yourself" WEDNESDAY, .JUNE 8 Henry Wilcovon - Marian Marsh ? In ? "Prison Nurse" THURSDAY AND ERIDAY JUNE Oth-lOth Ginger Rogers - James Stewart "Vivacious Lady" We recommend this attraction as a great entertaining picture. Put in on your must see list. ? COMING NEXT WEEK ? . . .Simon Simone in "JOSETTE. Robert Montgomery in "YEL LOW JACK." Husband ? But, my dear, I haven't spoken (or te^ minutes. Wife ? No, Henry, but you've been listening In a most aggravat ing manner, and I'm not going to stand (or it. HAVE MACON the Musician Who will perform at Mills High I School oil Monday evening, June 13th. at 8 p. m. .. Sponsored by Boy Scouts. Most people don't mind doing a litt'le charity work secretly, says an exchange, if they're sure they will be caught at it. AW* LATi Si! ? BaMrida D?r? W??) ? 8112 , 81151 8108 I tl Pattern 8112 ? If you would look inches slimmer, choose pat- fi tern 8112, for your afternoon S dress. The yoked skirt without ' 1< belt and lifted high at the midriff, creates a slenderizing silhouette, a giving all emphasis to up-and- T down lines. The V neckline edged in lace sets the dressy character of this style. The skirt flares very softly at hem and panel is repeat ed in back and front of skirt. For this dress choose black silk crepe or alpaca ? a dull surface fabric b that will emphasize slimness of v silhouette. ! e Patterns 8108 and 8115 The bias cut skirt and the smooth ] jumper are very flattering and give a grown-up look to this school classic. The bodice slimness is em phasized by the blouse cut on soft, full lines and shirred at neck and sleeves. In t'he pantry frock shown in 1 pattern 8115, note the box pleats i in hem of skirt and the angel- j? wing sleeves. Choose a cotton i print for these spring dresses. ! t Pattern 8112 is designed for I sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, i I 50 and 52. Size 38 requires 4 5-8 ! yards of 39-inch material wit-h jt long sleeves and 5-8 yard of lace f to trim the neck as pictured. j < Pattern 8108 is designed for!< sizes: 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 years.;' Size 8 years requires 1 1-8 yards 6 of 54-inch material for the jum per and 1 1-16 yards of 39-inch < materiaT for the blouse. s Pattern 8115 is designed for s sizes: 2, 3,^4, 5, and 6 years. Size 1 3 requires* 2 Ms yards of 35-inch s material plus 1 3-4 yards of braid:! to trim. ' [ < (Enclose this coupon-box with your pattern order.) For PATTERN, send IB cent* la coin (for each pat tern dwrired), yoar NAME, ADDRESS, STTIiH NUMBER and 81214 t? Patricia Itow, The Franklin Time*, Pattern Dep't, 118 Fifth Arcana, Brooklyn, H. I. ( POLITICAL ADVERTISING) (POLITIC.* I, AUVKRTISINO) ? (POLITICAL ADVERTISING) A HIS RECORD IS HIS PLATFORM VOTE FOR W. L LUMPKIN FOR STATE SENATE " YOUR SUPPORT APPRECIATED F. H. YARBOROUGH MAKES GkKA'f SPEECH | (Continued from cage one) ed in well chosen remarks by|i 'rincipal W. C. Strowd. The| rst prize went to Leonard Perry, f Mills High School, and was ac- 1 ept?d by him. The second prize i rent to Miss Mildred Wilson, of I he Epsom High School, who was I resent and accepted the prize. < Announcements were made by Ir. Conner E. Jeffreys, Chairman < f the Arrangements Committee, < nd also Master of Ceremonlis, ' nd Mrs. Hugh W. Perry, Secre- 1 try. I The exercises came to a close allowing singing of the Star 1 pangled Banner, by the audience < by Prof. I. D. Moon. ' During the programme "There's < Long. Long Trail" and "Keep < he Home Fires Burning" were endered by the audience led by i 'rof. X. D. Moon, of Louisburg ollege. The committees from the sev- j ral townships gathered the many t eautiful flowers that had been | anked about the bar and left to Isit and decorate tihe many grav- . s in all sections of the county. | Peter Levine Body Found New Rochelle, N. Y., May 29. ? ["he wire-bound body of long-miss ng Peter ' Levine ? head, hands J ind feet missing ? was found and dentifled by detectives tonight on j he shore of the estate of Louis j selin on Davenport Neck, Long Island sound. The body was hardly more than i mass of decomposed flesh and a ew bones, but Detectives Edwin Meason and Michael Lynch said >nough of the lad's clothing re nained to make identification pos ilble. Helmer Strong, 47, a yacht cap ain employed by Mrs. Iselin. was itandlng on the shore when, he mid, a due east wind blew the; jody landward and lodged it : igainst a rock. He immediately ipread the news and ofTlcers were sh the sce^e In a short while. The boy, son of Murray Levine, ! i Fifth Avenue, New York, attor ney, disappeared from his home iere February 24 after leaving school. Almost immediately, the father ' ?ecelved a note demanding $60, )00 ransom but payment of the money was never made. The body was taken to the 3eorge T. Davis memorial, an un lertaklng establishment, where >ftlcers began an immediate el imination. ' .s The Right Moves Moves to correct abuses of tax exemptions on property in Raleigh arose on t'wo fronts Saturday. The Board of Directors of the Association of Wake County Tax payers. Inc., adopted a resolution asking that Wake County author ities furnish a list of all tax ex empt property to end that any evils might be remedied. The Chamber of Commerce is studying the situation along an Jther front. The Chamber esti mates that at least $1,600,000 ivortii of real estate is tax exempt n Raleigh. The resolution was sent to the Board of Commissioners of Wake bounty and to the Tax Supervisor jy Graham M. Connell, president if the tax payers' group. ? Ral ;igh Times. This is a move in the right di ?ection. By working hard and denying rourself for fifty years, you could 'etire and take life easy if it didn't lore you. HOME DEMONSTRATION DEPARTMENT Sara Louise Weaver, Home Demonstration Agent ? ???????? Itinerary June 6 ? Cedar Rock Club. June 7 ? Centerville Club. June 8 ? Mapleville Club. June 9 ? Pilot Club. June 10 Justice Club. At the June meeting the Food Conservation leaders will give the rules for the Ball and Kerr Can ning contesti and for the prizes of fered by Mrs. H. C. Taylor. All clubwomen who wish to enter any of these contests will have to give their name to Food Conser vation leader of your club. This will be done at the June meeting. Father (trying to get dog to lie down) ? Here, lay down! LAY j DOWN! ! LAY DOWN. I SAY! ? ? Son Say. Dad. you'll have to say 'Lie down' to him, he's a | Boston Terrier. AUTO REPAIRING Of All kinds ELECTRIC and ACETELYNE WELDING MACHINE flSBUILDING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS Auto Body and Fender Repairing and Painting WRECKS REBUILT Hardwick Welding & Machine Co. D. E. Hardwick, Proprietor . Church Street Louisburg, N. C. OUR STORE WILL CLOSE 12 o'clock Wednesdays ?? during June, July, August for Half Holiday. SCREEN DOORS WINDOWS and WIRE Cultivators - Weeders - Steels - Bolts - Cotton Hoes ICE CREAM FREEZERS At Very Attractive Prices GRAIN CRADLES BEANS TOKIOS - LAREDOS OTOOTANS SEED CORN HICKORY KING MOSLEY'S TWO -EAR TRUCKERS FAVORITE PEAS WE HAVE THEM But they are getting scarce. MiLLET SuDan grao a^^SEEo "qLZ "*** ?u? 1.75 SAMPsoj/** >aiht inTERIOR Fu" Lin, and exterior J?Ba*OARD ????E CO- JVr WUnr 2J5?nae, Pi--., j w# r ?ui ?
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