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Democratic Committies Are Appointed! __________J Campaign In County Will Start Soon Chairman Ross M. Sigmon Announces Leading Committees For Battle Democrats Will Open Headquarters In The Near Future Ross M. Sigmon, chadrma of the Rowan County Democratic Execu tive Committee, Thursday announc ed the various committees which will constitute the Rowan county Demo cratic central committee. Headquarters for the Democratic organization will soon be opened and an active campaign inaugurated for the approaching general election. The location of these offices will be announced in the near future, it was stated. The following compose the Row an County Democratic Executive Committee: Ross M. Sigmon, chair man; Mrs. J. P. Lynch, first vice chairman; Mrs. R. O. Yancey, se cond vice chairman and J. W. Bean,' secretary. Mrs., J. P. Lynch and Mrs. R. O. Yancey will be in charge of the wo men’s division, Mr. Sigmon also an nounced. The following comimittees were named Thursday by Mr. Sigmon: Advisory Committee Clyde E. Gooch, Chairman, P. S. Carlton, Walter H. Woodton, Sr., Hayden Clement, B. D. McCubbins, J. G. Hudson, Kerr Craige, C. L. Miller, H. E. Rufty, O. L. Linn, T. G. Furr, R. L. Julian. Finance Committee W. D. Kizziah, Chairman, B. D. McCubbins, J. Allan Durin, James H. Krider, H. E. Rufty, O. L. Linn, R. T. Bernhardt, B. V. Hedrick, R. C. Bell. Publicity Committee E. W. G. Huffman, Chairman, J. Allan Dunn, J. F. Hurley, Jr., W. V. Harris, John R. Crawford, Sr., H. M. Cooke. Speakers Committee W. C. Coughenour, Chairman, W. D. Kizziah, Walter Murphy, Charles L. Coggin, Lee Overman Gregory, Kern Carlton. Registration Committee Charles Price, Chairman, Hearne Swink, J. T. Graham, T. Ed Free land, Curtis A. Long, W. R. Little, Lonnie J. Brown, Lee Overcash. Absentee Voters W. T. Burke, Jr., Chairman, Geo. R. Uzzell, H. E. Isenhour, M. E. Miller, L. E. Tatum, H. Q. Sides, C. P. Barringer, W. H. Shannon. Transportation Committee J. F. Hayes, Chairman, Walter H. Woodson, Jr., Dr. W. L. Tatum, C. F. Raney, C. P. Barringer, Q. J. Scott, H. C. Caddell, John E. Hoff man, T. M. Byrd, H. C. Dennis, Dr. T. W. Seay, T. W. Grimes, Lewis A. Kesler, H. E. Withers, M. N. Hed rick. DRY LEADER DISAPPEARS Col. Raymond Robbins, outspoken prohibitionist, has disappeared. Alarm was taken when he failed to arrive at the White House last week for a scheduled conference with the pre sident. From Maine, his wife expres sed fear he may have been the victim of bootleggers. RAILROADS TO LOWER WAGES Nine railroad executives set in mo tion at Chicago last week the plan to effect February 1 a further 10 per cent reductionj in wages of all em ployes. Organized labor will fight the proposal at every angle. Em ployes voluntarily accepted a 10 per cent cut last February. CHILD, EIGHT, TRAVELS ALONE FROM POLAND Flint, Mich.—Aurelia Kulls, eight, arrived here safjely after- traveling all the way from Dabrowa Gornicza in Poland to rejoin her father, who had not seen her since she was three. She said she was glad to get here, although she had enjoyed the ocean voyage. SUSPECT IS FREED John M. Smith, alias John Godfrey was released from custody at Reids ville Saturday after being held in connection with the death of Miss Virginia Hopkins near there several days ago. Smith had been; seen hang ing around the Hopkins home short ly before Miss Hopkins was found slain there. Officers said there was no evidence against him. MRS. C. C. CURRIE 3 - 1 Word was received here Wednes- J day afternoon of the death of Mrs. J C. C. Currie, formerly of Rowani ^ county. 1 „'L Mrs. Currie died on Wednesday morning, in Houston, Texas, follow- -ft ing an illness of some weeks. -J Funeral services will be held Sun- jj day afternoon at 2:30 from St. 3 Paul’s Lutheran church. Rev. Lin- 3 gle, the pastor, will be in charge. Surviving Mrs. Currie is the hus band, mother, six brothers and two sisters. "sj - -R “I wish we’d get a few shipwrecked sailors washed ashore,” mused the can nibal chief. "What I need is a good J dose of salts.” 3 - -ft Ketner To Give Away | Electric Clock Radio | - 1 Announcement was made Thurs day by R. R. Ketner, manager of Ketner’s Cash Market, 109 East Fish er Street, of the giving away of a beautiful electric clock radio in the near future. With every fifty cent purchase made on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at Ketner’s, a key will be given to the customer. When, all the keys have been given away, the person holding the luck key that opens the lock will be presented with the electric clock radio. The clock radio is built into a beautiful cabinet. The clock radio is the 193 2 new model with pentode and screen grid tubes, and a super dynamic speaker. The electric clock has an antique gold dial with glass front and keeps perfect time without winding, oiling, or regulating. This electric radio clock will be placed on display at Ketner’s East Fisher street store. The awarding of the keys will be made only at this store, it is stated. » ^ It is the first electric radio clock of this type brought to Salisbury, and much interest has been manifest- Jj ed in this instrument as well as in $, the key-contest sales idea. J -:- , 1 "Mother, there’s a blind man at the "3 door.” ^ "Tell him we don’t need any.” J --- | __S MOTHERS ! Don’t take chances with your i children, send them to J Ketchie Barber Shop J 109 S. Main St. $ where every known method of sanitation is used to safeguard them._ ■ "Tv Visit the ^ BARGAIN SPOT I 1 In Salisbury For ^ USED CARS j Come in and see these splendid bargains.; They can not be equalled 4 for price and quality. Listed below are a few specials. J ’32 Chevrolet Sedan, looks and standing buy. « runs like new. ’29 Chevrolet Cabriolet. See this -s ’32 Chevrolet Coupe, a real bar- car before buying. i gain. ’28 Chevrolet Coaches (2). J ’31 Chevrolet Coaches (2),mech- Chrysler Sedan. J anically A-l. ’32 Ford Coach V-8. ^ ’29 Chevrolet Coupe clean as a pin Nash Sedan. ^ ’29 Chevrolet Coach, an out- Dodge Sedan. Raney-Cline Motor Co. I S. Main Street Phone 63 3 -| ^j IB. TTERDSj I and your old 11 I Battery 11 I These are genuine Red Wing, »3 11 I plate Batteries, and will give long, || I faithful service._11 I . Special fop 30 Days Only. 11 I You can’t beat these prices for we 11 I are here to sell batteries! I| I SAUSBURY IGNITION AND BATTERY CO. 11 S ^ I 4} 1 Phone 299 I | I 122 W. | HEMORRHOIDS and other Rectal conditions treat ed without loss of time from work. DR. S. O. HOLLAND 410 Wallace Bldg. Phone 346 STAR LAUNDRY "The Good One” ! - s Launderers and Dry Cleaners Phone 24 114 West Bank St. One Day Service Blue? Put sparkle in your eyes . . . Smiles on your lips with , CHEERW1NE t ——— SPECIALS | Shop and Save At Ketner’s I I Food from Ketner’s is Choice. 1 I Ketner’s prices are the lowest. Our § I service is promi^t and de-1 1 pendable. These are the rea-1 I sons for our large and growing list of n § ! L 1 satisfied customers. Ketner’s And Bank The I Difference I I** PORK Pork Chops 1 2 C Lb_— Pork Steak 1 1 r* Lb____ 1 1 C Pork Shoulder, roast 1 0 C Lb_ V Por,k,uiv7 20c 3 Lbs. for_ Neck Bones 6c m Lb. --m---r-1— ^ Spare Ribs 25c 3 Lbs. for_„_ Pork Brains 25c 3 Lbs. for_ ca> IB E E F Steak—Select Cuts 14c Lb. _ T* Bone Steak 16c Lb. - Beef Liver 12c Lb. _ Beef Stew 25c 4 Lbs. for_ Beef Roast 10 12/215c Lb. Hamburger 10c Lb. --- I I V E A L Veal Steak 22c Veal Chops 12c Lb. _ Veal Liver 27c Lb. _ Veal Stew 25c 3 Lbs. for_ CURED MEATS Sliced Cured Hams 1 Lb._ _ 10C i r Sliced Breakfast Bacon ! f Lb_ Weiners W 2 Lbs. for_:_ If Boiled Ham §| Lb_ § Chipped Beef W Lb_ jf Pickled Pig Feet j Lb. ..._ > m j ^ Columbus Pure Lard 7/1 p sL 8 Lb. Pail_ # ^ 1 Armours Pure Lard Pt’ 8 Lb. Pail __ UU | Royal Aster Compound Lard 04 C W 8 Lb. Pail_ §§ No. 2 Can Tomatoes 25c I 4 for_ No. 2 Z2 Can Rosedale Syrup 25c I Peaches 15c 2 for_ H Pet Milk 5c I Large Can for_ Pet Milk 5c P Small can 2 for _ I| Waldorf Tissue Ip 6 for _ ^OC i Campbell Pork and Beans 20c I 1 ior _ p Swan Matches 5c boxs 1 § 3 for __ LKJK* § Green Peppers 10c I Lb. _ 1$ Corn Flakes or Post Toastiej Of|/> if 3 for _ ^UC S No. 2 Can Early June Peas if 2 for ___ ^OC ; ’ O. K. Soap and O. K. Powder 1 j [ Large Size - 3 for_ j \ -:-J OYSTERS AND FISH °ystersJ j | ■ 50c I > Standard large Qt. __ j l -»- ] r . ! These Prices Effective Only at Our | Salisbury Stores KETNER’S | Cash and Carry Markets
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