CHESSON’S
Rosemary, N. C.
An Exceptional Group of Luxuriously
FUR TRIMMED
$29.50 — $37.50
$46.50 - $53
For fashion and quality it would
ie difficult to duplicate these
Coats at THESE PRICES. Fash
ioned of Broadcloth and the soft
f«hrios with Rich Furs la
vishly applied on Collars. Cuffs,
anu man\ with generous Fur bor
ders. Black. Brown. Blue and
Wine are shown.
F I RS
CAR ACT L
REAVER
SKUNK
WOLF
FOX
$600,000,000 RETURNED TO MILLION OF
THRIFTY AMERICANS
FOR ITS NINE MILLION MEMBERS
CHRISTMAS CLUB
Presents a Most Unusual
RADIO PROGRAM
Madame Schuman-Heink —:— Pedro de Cordoba
40 Piece Symphony Orchestra Under the Direction of
Guiseppe Bamboschek, Formerly Conductor of the
Metropolitan Orchestra
OVER STATION YVEAF NEW YORK
And Coast to Coast Hookup of National Broadcasting Co.
' 11:15 Eastern Standard Time
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17th
■ CHRISTMAS CLUB
A Division of National Bancservice Corporation
- AND SPONSORED BY—
Roanoke Bank 8c Trust Co.
S. T. PEACE, President
J. W. ROSS. Cashier H. H. KING, Cashier
* Roanoke Rapids Branch Rosemary Branch
Call at our Institution for Particulars of our 1930 CHRISTMAS
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CLUB, open for membership December 2, 1929
Blazes Trail As First
Natural Color All
Vitaphone Film
“On With The Show,” Warner
Bros, first 100 per cent natural col
or, talking, singing, dancing Vita
phone pic'nre coming to the I\vso
ma vv Theatre Monday. Tuesday, and
Wednesday is the nv>.;t important
milestone of this year of grata in the
film industly.
Thei> is not a single scene in “On
With The Show ” via a is photo
graphed the old fashioned way. The
glamorous stage and. bark stage
>tory is seen througc the medium, of
mchanting. ever chaae/i. g color.
An entitely new process is being
used which brings out each hue in
ts proper color. .Tat k L. Warm*1
vice president in charge of production
was quick to s.cn this new art
and combine it with Vitaphone. The
.vedding of the two, bhB fair to stall
mother revolution in the film indust
ry. Vitaphone, pion -ore ! I v Warners
.t will be remembered eliminated the
silent picture.
The cast of “On With The Show”
includes Sally O’Neil. Arthur Lake,
Betty i\>mp.on, Wilburn Bbikewell,
Louise Fazenda. Sam Hardy, the
Fairbanks Twins. Joe K Brown, Lee
Moran, Harry Cl ribbon, Wheeler Oak
man and many othe r. It is based
on a story by Humphit .\ I’earson and
adapted by Robert Lor i. Words and
music are by Akst and Grant Clarke,
dance and stage production.-’, by Lar
ry Ceballos. Directed by Alan Cros
land.
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High Lights Of
“On With the Show”
Love scenes. Southern planta
tion. Cotton fields. Fox Hunting
scene. Dream palace. Show Boat.
Negro harmony singers. Dance
ensembles. Back stage scenes.
Songs, songs, songs. Beautiful
girls. All in glorious changing
color.
Mrs. Raymond Goodman nrd mm,
Ray, spent th-* •..•,*■•. -on ! in Panvdlc,
\ a., and Durh im, N. C.
Pr. Job Ta d', i. spending some
time this week in \ .v Bern
The last m w it: of the Fri.!a\
Bridge Club was h d 1 with Mrs. J. 1
Taylor at her lovely place, “La Cha
teau.” Large yellow chrysanthe
mums were placed tinmen', the spa
cious room where six tables were
placed for player; ami the following
were present to enjoy a mo t inter
esting game: Mesdames A. N. Mar
tin, Frank* Nash, P. L. Trnynhani,
Howard Pruden, Judea Ulsbrook, F.
J. Hawley, T. W. Mullen, W. S. Dean,
R. 1*. Beckwith, F. (1. Jarman, \Y L.
Pong, \Y. J. Long, Hugh Camp, S. J.
Bounds and Miss Susan Holliday.
Guests, Mesdames Pat Ransom»,
Clarence ( t miner, Claude Edgerton.
Carroll Wilson,Mrs. Jimmie Shell,
of.Jackson, Misses Mamie Housen
stein, Frances Burgwyn and Winifred
Beckwith, Mrs. J. A. Browne of
* FRIENDLY*
> Five «
SHOES
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Step around to our
shop sometime to
morrow’, Sir, and
wr e will gladly
show you our new
fall line of stylish
Friendly Five
Shoes. It will be
a pleasure to see
our customers
shod in these
smart, comfort
able new models.
They are only five
dollars. May we
expect you?
Weisner Shoe Store
ROSEMARY, X. C.
FRIENDLY TO THE FEET
Scotland Neck, the house guest of
Mrs. Taylor assisted her in serving
a delicious salad and ice course.
Mrs. Julian Allsbrook was presented
a lovely piece of pottery as holder
of high score for club members and
Mrs. Pat Ransome an attractive sil
ver powder jar from Java.
Mrs. Julian Allsbrook was hostess
to the Monday night bridge club at
her horn.:- on Jackson Street N >vpm
ber 11 th. Two tables for players
were placed in the living room where
lovely chrysanthmums were used.
Mrs. Howard Pruden was winner of
high score and was given a lovely pic
ture as a prize. A delicious plate of
salad was served at ten thirty. Thos
playing: Mesdames Cooper Grizzard,
Allen Z dlicofi'er. Frank Hawley.
Howard Pruden, J. W. Ross, Miss
Ruth Transou, Mrs. Margaret Clanc
and Mrs. Carroll Wilson.
Miss Nita Turner spent Saturday
evening shopping in Weldon.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY UNDER
DEED OF TRUST AND ( MAT
TEL MORTGAGE
Under and by virtue of that cer
tain deed of trust and chattel mort
gage made by the Roanoke Fiber
Board Company to A. L. Clark,
Trustee, and LaBoiteaux Company,
dated the 22nd day of March. A. 1).
1929, and recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds for Halifax
County. North Carolina, in Book No.
390, at Page No. 390. on the 23rd day
of March, 1929, default having been
m.nde in the indebtedness thereby se
cured. and at the request of the hold
er of the notes evidencing the said
indebtedness the undersigned will, on
Monday. December 10th, 1929, at the
hour of 12:00 o’clock Noon, on the
premises and at the plant of the Roa
noke Fiber Board Company. Roanoke
Rapids, North Carolina, offer for
sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for CASH the following des
cribed property, both real and per
sonal, to-wit:
1. All that certain n.oc.' or parcel
of land in Roanoke Rapids "ov uship.
Halifax County North Car.-'ina, lying
on the Roanok- River, kiv v n as Mill
Sil ■ N i. 1. together with all build
ings and improvements locate.I in and
upon said land, being the same prop
erty conveyed to the Roanoke Fiber
Board C< mpaiiv hv the Virginia Elec
tric Power Company by deed dated
the 11th day of Februray 142:*, widch
deed is to be recorded contemporane
ously herewith in the Register of
Deeds o'Tu-e for Halifax County,
North Carolina; the said Mill Site N •.
1 being more particularly shown on
a certain plot or blue print ittached
to and made a part of that deed of
ilease between the said Virginia 1
trie & Power Company and the Roa
noke Fiber Board Company, dated
May 11th, 1 *27 and duly recorded in
the office of the Register of Deeds
for Halifax County, North Carolina,
in Deed Book No. 277. at page 182,
to which reference is hereby made.
This property is conveyed subject.,
however, the right of way originally
granted by the United Industrial
Company t<> the Raleigh & (lu.-Lm
Railroad ( \unpany by deed dated July
10th, 1897, and registered in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds of Hali
fax County, North Carolina, in deal
'book No. 1 lb, at page 448.
2. All of the plant, machinery,
equipment and fixed assets of the
Roanoke Fiber Board Company, con
stituting a fiber board or paper
manufacturing plant consisting, in
part, of the following described ma
chinery and equipment:
One Rice, Barton and Fales, four
cylinder 94”, 20 dryer Paper Ma
chine, complete with Ret Is, Slitter
and Rewinder.
Two 150 and one 209 horse power
Lombard return tubular boilers, with
their feed pumps.
One 125 horse power Fitchburg
non-condensing engine, complete.
One 150 horse power Allis Chalm
ers motor, driving paper machine,
complete.
htun chests complete, with uoulu
single and triplex pumps.
Three Dayton 2000 pounds Beating
Engine, with three 100 horse power
Allis Chalmers motors driving same.
Two Mammoth Jr. and One Miami
No. 2 Jordan Engines, with two ii-"*
and one 100 horse power We. ting
house motors driving same.
One complete Shartle Breaker
Beater System, with Beating Engine,
Pumps, Thickener and motors driv
ing same. All fixed machine shop
tools consisting of One Engine Lathe.
One Drill Press, One Pipe Machine,
One Power Hack Saw, One Power
Circular Saw. All Transformers
Switchboards and electric w* ing
system connecting above mentioned
motors to make same a complete ope
rating unit.
This the 14th day of November, A.
D., 1929.
z A. L. CLARK,
Trustee.
Place of Sale: At Plant of Roa
noke Fiber Board Company, Roanoke
Rapids, North Carolina.
Date of Sale: Monday, December
16th, 1929.
Time of Sale: 12:00 O’Clock, Noon.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
4t-12-5
PROGRAM
N-E-W
ROSEMARY THEATRE
Rosemary, N. C.
Monday — Tuesday — Wednesday
FIRST 100% NATURAL COLOR PICTURE
I I
WITH7THE
'Greatest Attraction of the Age,"says the press
With BETTY COMPSON, ARTHUR LAKE, SALLY
O’NEIL, JOE E. BROWN, LOUISE FAZENDA, ETHEL
WATERS, The FAIRBANKS TWINS, SAM HARDY.
Also Vitaphone Varieties
Matinees 2:30 P. M. Nights 7 P. M.
ADMISSION
Matinees: 15—35c —Night: 25—50c
THURSDAY — FRIDAY
Mat. 2:30 p.m.
Night 7 p.m.
Directed
4r
IBVINC
CUMMINGS
Also Vitaphone Varieties
ADMISSION
Matinees: 15-35c —:— Nights: 25-50c
Saturday
A Fast Western Picture with a big
Western Star
Matinee 2:30 P. M. Night 6:00P .M.
MATINEE and EVENING
Admission 10—25c