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:>rtw3(n3>. it''■*'•'.■? i*' f' Paris, Peb, 8—By eourfer, ab in aadent tines, came s dtouui4.|or ladv Triien AtHMMOf^^ ^ H«r Dwgittor 9bs. Belle Bamiaraer.^a M«li- lA wipMted ledy of near Re4fdlea died at the bone o( ber Iter, Mrs. Anne Kilby, ^^araday morning. She waa^ttae of 8. A. Bumgarner, trhp, ' ‘ed" ■ Bomber of years ago. Hw. Bumgarner was 87 years 0 avo. She was a member of one , - - . uu u j jfrthe countrs best known fan- Prl? ■ea.- She was a member of i “®'^"PT’‘V „de™neJX' - T> ^as * I.' V cause, wherein he condcnmea the Seaaant Home Baptist c*»urch j scooting of Parisians by French j i guards. Gnite, residing iii limiiions ®dl« 't in ilia chateagAiti Belgium. TbB handsome, gray-bearded pretender to the throne of France denounced the rcpublicars as un worthy to hold the reins of govern ment over the people whom he de clares he should rule. The duke seised the present mo-' ^ general InvltatlMi to the ment, when the nation is in tur-j ,{ thia^seclion to at- moil over scandal in high places, j jg extended, to appeal for his restoration- His To- ^1 r«ii the roaotration of the monarchy im. , The demonetratlons Prance today from Joan, Due Dt omtet for the Southern Public j gtfron from 2 to 4 p, ^BtSM company with hwd-|^«dnoiday and Uttutejpi in Wlnaton-Salom, will give demonstntions In the uip ol small electrical appUancos at the local office of tho S. P. U- com pany Wednesday and Thursday. Announcemcht of the 'demop^ stratlons wns mode this morning 'm win ' m. both Thursday this i„a WOOh, RofroshmenU will be smwed to the ladles who attend and at tractive prises wiU be offered.-'' M. O. Bntnor,'manager of the local office, is especially anxious fbr a large number ot-loeal house wives to BOO Miss AlaloUe demon strate the use of the electrical appliances. ; and lived a consecrated Christian ■le, being a regular attendant at | afturoh as long as her health per- j SENATE VOTES ■ttted. ■■ ( eWA 950 MILLION present rates on first Surviving are the following | and second class matter were not continued for another year from the date of expiration June 30, Doughton Wins Fight To , tightening up of the capital gains Take Off Check Tax*®**^ provision Uie Income {tax law; levying of a heavy taxon {Continued from page one) | personal holding companies, r^ — ■ ' ,;dueli« credits on w-organlza- Asslstant Postmaster General conporatlons and reduc- Charlotte; Fbhf310Hi4 ‘ rltfi*drive for redhefiog^ North SUgdtni- I V / V / ! Howes had told the committee Washington, Feb. 8.—The senate lol%J|ppbak-1 tonight passed the administration Mra.' Aude-rbill appropriating $950^000,000 ad- the department’s receipts would .-e- n o estimate was bow much this ex- 50 Years Old Today Alice Roosevelt Longworth, ‘Btughter of the late Theodore Soosevelt, celebrates her 50th Hrthday today. ty, according to a naws story in the Greensboro Daily News. are the following ChUdron; Mrs. Amanda Foster, of Kannapolis; Mrs. -Viol «r. Watthy, W. Va KDby and A. Q. Bumgarner, both j ditional for civil works and relief be reduced $75,000,000 ■f Reddles River. , j agents to the states after adminls- Although The last rites were conduciod,} tration forces had defeated over- availahla on Brom Pleasant Home Baptist whelmingly Republican independent j revenue will be cut by the uknrch Friday morning with Rev. i efforts to boost the total. It uow j amendment, the Ken- iSnley C. Watts In charge. Inter-! goes to conference with the house- j Democrat said since the mat was made in the church rr : | higher rates were Imposed on ■emetery. A large concourse of uptPg * I second class matter In the 1932 -yeople attended the service. | The election of C. L. Shuplng, j revenue bill, volume had been re- ! Greensboro attorney, as national j (juced sharply. : committeeman of the Democratic! Doughton Is Pleased party to succeed ex-Governor 0.! «in 1932,” he said, "the vol- Max Gardner is almost a certain- | ujj,g of second class matter amounted to 384,000,000 pounds. In 1933 It was reduced to 285,- 000,OOj pounds. With the lower rate it Is hoped there will be an increase in the volume.” i Newspapers, rhagazines and j distributors of advertising mat ter will benefit by the return to I the old second class rates. Chairman Doughton proposed repeal of the bank check tax on the ground that It discouraged people from depositing money In banks. “That’s my baby,” Doughton beamed as be announced the committee's action. Doughton was authorized to i introduce the bill tomorrow. I General ProvisloBS of Bill I Before approving the meas- I ure, the committee struck out a I proposal for an Increase from I 21 to 42 cents a barrel levy In I Imported petroleum. This was I referred to a subcommittee* The I vote -was 14 to 11. Broadly speaking, tho measure I provides for a revision of the In- 1 come and surtax rate structure. ing credits on foreign payments. In addHlou, the bill provides tor a retaliatory tax bn nationals | of foreign countries which dis criminate a g a I n St Americans abroad. It provides a 5 cents a pound tax on cocoanut and sesame oils, carries provisions designed ^ to curb the trafficking in Illegally produced oil; authorises employ ment of 10 experts to assist the secretary of the treasury, and creates the office of general counsel in the treasui? to han dle all tax matters. V* COLORED WOMAN CELEBRATES HER lOOTH BIRTHDAY Trade us your sUek tirM for Quick-Stopping NEW 19M GOOD/^EAft ALL-NEHNERS $T20 / V^V ' ’; .’'V'" ^ , : ■ ■ -t' ■ ■ ■f'-.Ii- e-/ft ■■■■ Allowance^ CAMEL’S COSTLIER TOBACCOS YOU CAti SM thSm STEAdtlY. , . BfCAUSt THEY NEVER GET ON YPl-P NERVES . . NEVER TIRE YOUR TASTE ! (Continued from page one) get along any too well doing that.” “How do tho young people of today compare with the young people of your youth?” Mr. Cowles asked her. “They don’t compare at all,” "Aunt” Dllcy answered. “They kick up their heels too much.” And we gathered that the col ored woman, who had passed 36,- 524 days, Is convinced that our young people will not live as long as they should because they try to live too fast. No. She has never gone up in an airplane and does n't intend to. After refreshments had been served to the visitors, our Inter view with the aged woman was over. Attorney A. H. Casey and Mr. J. T. Prevette were Duslness visi tors to Greensboro the first of the week. USB - SUPER SHELL GASOLINE For Quick Starting. Super Power— Extra Mileage. No higher in price than reg^r »asoline. # You’ve heard and we’ve heard a lot of tire dfttofui but here are facts strai^t from Akron: The Good-, year people have completed more than 8,4(N> stop ping t^ts on automaticaily-hraked cars equif^M with various makes of tires both new and worn, accurate measurements on wet slippery pavement, smooth tires slide 77% farther than new Goodyear All-Weathers—and other new non-skid tires slide 14% to 19% farther than the Goodyears. These figures check with the experience of our Goodyear custon^rs and ourselves. How safe are your tires today?"" Prices subject 'to change without notice and to any state sales tax | C. & C. Service Station CARL F. COLVARD, Manager “D” Street North Wilkesboro, N. C. Good Used Tires up THE NEW WESTINfiHOUSE ELECTRIC REFRiGERATOR Is Now On Display In the Kitchen of the Rhodes-Day Furniture Co. Model Home WESTlNGHOUSEhasput quality before price and appearance. When you buy, an Electric Refrigera tor, you naturally expect years of service .. . Buy WESTINGHOUSE for tta Westmghouse for long, satisfactory service. Check These Important Features 1. Beautiful of Design—simple dignifide beauty that’s al ways in style. 2. Chromium-finished hardware on heavy brass—door latch and hinges permanently lustrous and sub stantial. 3. Handy-latch door opener—gently press it, gently pull it . . . either way, the door swings smoothly open. 4..Buffet top—easy to reach, easy to clean, convenient to use. 5. Broom-high legs—graceful legs high enough to permit cleaning beneath the cabinet without tiresome stooping. 6. Electric-lighted interior—built-in electric floodlighting that lights automatically when door is opened. 7. Acid-resisting porcelain interior—enduringly sanitary with rounded corners for easy cleaning. 8. Seamless porcelain shelf supports—no crevices any where, absolutely sanitary. 9. Micarta door trim—^won’t rot, warp, split, stain, or ab sorb food odors. 10. Balloon-type door seals—a positive seal all around the door that means added economy. 11. Flat ribbon, positive-fitting shelves—prevents even small containers from upsetting. 12. Improved convenient shelf spacing—scientific ar rangement provides amjde space between shelves for extra food storage. 13. Extra bottle space—plenty of headroom for even quart-size ginger ale bottles. 14. 7-Point tempwature selector—handy control with fast freezing temperatures for every freezing need. 15- Economic defrosting {position—permits defrosting while maintaining refrigerafion. 16. Economic operating position—^maintains refrigeration at 26 per cent saving in operatrg cost Dual-automatic contnd—exclusive Built-in Watchman control makes mfechanism automatic under both normal and extreme conditions. Hermaticallysealed unit—sealed forever from the ravages of time, rust and grime. No belts, pulleys or stuffing boxes. Permanent supply of oil—never needs new oil . . • original oil stays pure and fresh forever. Permanently-oiled lifetime fan—no part of this re frigerator ever needs oiling. -Forced draft cooling—speeds natural air circulation . . . saves money. Select-a-cube Ice tray—releases ice cubes instantly, one at a time or a whole trayfnl. 28* Triple service tray—special large tray for frozen food ptorage or freezing ice or dessarte- Extra ice cube capacity—freezes an abundance of ice cubes quickly, at one freezing. Non-splash defrosting and storage tray—^large sani tary glass tray for defrosting and storage of food. Sanitary all-porcelain froster—gleaming white porce lain froster of tubeless design provWes fast freez ing and keeps food compartment lamtary. Removable aluminum ice tray shelves—makes it pos sible to clean the porcelain froster as easily as a Extra-thick Westmghouse insulatkii—super-efficient insulation sealed forever from.tnoiftQre. ~ All-steel super-sealed cabinets—rigid steel construe- ‘ tion that assures lifetime MtfriflKtkn. Lower operating cost—operattng economy never be fore achieved in a fuU-sised, fuU-powercd refrige rator. . . " : 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28. 29 30 Be sure to attend the showingiof modern fine, Fumitnre at die Rhodes- Pay Furmtiire Store... .. We 1^ h aave a re{H%en- tathre |ffes^ to dmio^ strrte Ae New We$^[ii|;- SOME REFRIGERATORS HAVE A FEW OF THESE FEATURES. SOME HAVE MANY, * BUT NONE HAVE THEM ALL • ^ Vi. For the fir.t time the famou. Wetinghome Electric Refrigwa^ i. on North Wilke^ro-^U^ are eacWo agen^ and mod^ m nOW MdilDlav in our Aowroom. in the Meadow, building aa well a. in the Modem H^o of tl» Conv^Come m a^ Irt n. e» nLto hi detaa the many outrtanding Weatinghouae featorea.'You will aee for youraelf that it u dm “Maater of aU Refngw*tora^ ^ building — W.M.DAY •V,- ■ TA£4.
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