Henry C. Miller
Is Instantly
Killed Monday
Henry C. Miller, 5 8, was almost
instantly killed about 5:30 o’clock
Monday morning four miles west of
this city on highway 10 when his
car collided head-on with one driven
by Dan Yoder.
Mr. Miller, who owns a filling
station near the scene of the acci
dent, was taking his son-in-law,
Bill Bame, part of the way to Wins
ton-Salem after the latter had spent
Sunday with him. Yoder lives near
Newton, but works at a hosiery
mill at High Point, and was on his
way to the latter city.
The two cars met on a stretch of
road that is almost straight and the
impact badly damaged both ma
chines. Bame was thrown clear of
the wreck and was apparently only
slightly hurt.
I Mr. Miller was a Spanish-Ameri
:can war veteran and for years was
;a street car conductor in Salisbury.
Lately he has conducted a filling
station at Milford hills. He is sur
vived by his wife and two daught
ers, Mrs. Bame and Mrs. James E.
Beeker, the later the wife of a Sal
isbury city letter carrier.
Barium Springs
Has 11 Games
On Schedule
Barium Springs.—Candidates
for the 1934 varsity eleven at
Barium Springs will soon report for
practice, to begin their preparations
for an 11-game schedule. The initial
contest will be with Mooresville
Friday, September 21. Seven of the
tilts are carded for the home field.
Only five veterans are available, di
vided between four linesmen and
one backfield man, but there will
be a large number coming forward
from the undefeated 1933 125
pound team. Unless otherwise des
ignated, the Barium games will bej
played on Friday as follows:
September 21—Mooresville at
Barium.
September 28—Lexington at
Lexington.
October 4 (Thursday)—Child
ren’s Home at Barium.
October 19—Kannapolis at Bari
um.
October 26—Mills Home at
Thomasville.
November 2—Monroe at Barium.
November 9—Statesville at Bar
ium.
November 16—China Grove at
China Grove.
November 23 (Homecoming) —
Hickory at Barium.
December 1 (Saturday)—Wins
ton-Salem at Winston-Salem.
The scientists are studying cos
mic rays. If they are anything like
the rays of the sun when we get
out in the garden, we don’t want
any more of ’em.
We Are Boosters For Labor Day, September 3rd.
FALL BUYING SEASON JUST OPENING
See Firms Listed Below, They Always Look After Your Wants
Spencer Hardware Co.
125 W. Innes St. 125 Fifth St.
Salisbury, N. C. Spencer, N. C.
Philco Radios Moore Heaters
Westinghouse Electric Refrigerators, Radios, Wash
Iers and Vacuum Cleaners.
BE SURE TO VISIT OUR STORE DURING THE
SPECIAL FACTORY SALE ON MAJESTIC
j RANGES FOR ONE WEEK BEGINNING SEPT 3
Cash And Carry j
Price Only Ov/C
Ladies Plain Dresses-50c
Hats Cleaned and Blocked-50c
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Phone 243 122 E. Innes St.
FARABEE BROS.
"WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY RULE”
See Our
New Display
All Latest
Designs
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE BLUE WINNSBORO
GRANITE DEALERS IN THE CAROLINAS
"THE SILK OF THE TRADE” j
CAROLINA
MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
313 East Second St. Charlotte, N. C.
W. M. AREY, Manager Branch Offiffice
Phone 45 8 301 North Main St.
Salisbury Office (Below Court House)
FOR GOOD PRINTING
Phone 133
THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN
“Printers Since 1832”
ST0UDEM1RE
FURNITURE STORE
Furniture and House
Furnishings
j Telephone 1106_Spencer, N. C.
if
We Start Our Big Fall
Sale September 6th.
SENSATIONAL
Auto Races
| SALISBURY, N. C.
; LABOR DAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD, 1934 j
7 Big Events 7
24-Racing Cars-24
BIG TIME AT THE \
Auto Races
SALISBURY, N. C.
Labor Day
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD.
ATTENTION, FARMERS
BUY AT
MERITS
LOW PRICES FOR SOLID LEATHER WORK
SHOES
Merit Shoe Co. Inc. I
111 N. Main St. Salisbury, N. C. 5
SALISBURY
CUT-RATE
FURNITURE
COMPANY
: ; L. C. Kluttz-H. S. Melton
i ■ : Owners
Phone 199
127 E. Innes Street
SALISBURY, N. C.
; GOOD FURNITURE AT
LOWEST PRICES
i For Something Different
—Go Xo—
JULIAN
SANDWICH
SHOP
North Main at Western Rail
way Crossing
"REAL HOT TOMALIES
AND CHILI”
RAYLASS
DEPARTMENT
STORE
SALISBURY, N. C.
Shop And
Comp are
Our Values i
"OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY”
SPENCER CAFE
TABLES FOR LADIES
GOOD FOOD, POPULAR PRICES
SHORT ORDERS-REGULAR MEALS
LABOR DAY
INDUSTRY has learned that its success is tied up with the fortunes of Labor.Labor has
learned that industry is essential to its own prospe rity. ... To Labor and Industry we pay tribute
this week and to both of them pledge our support and cooperation for the welfare of the common
wealth.May the next year gring greater prosperity and success to all.
THE STORES THAT BROUGHT DOWN DRUG PRICES IN SALISBURY
| |l21 N. Main Street Salisbury, N. C.
THE 3 BEST DRINKS
JUMBO
A Super Cola.
DOUBLE ORANGE
AND BOONE ROCK GINGER
ALE
SLATE’S
SERVICE STATION
FIRESTONE TIRES-TEXACO GAS AND OILS
ACCESSORIES, WASHING, GREASING
SPENCER, N. C.
FIRESTONE TIRES
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE I
Willard Batteries-Firestone Retreading
Salisbury Ignition & Battery Co.
Ignition Parts, Generators, Armatures.
122 W. Fisher St. Phone 299
Salisbury, N. C.
ROWAN DAMP LAUNDRY
WE DO ALL CLASSES OF FINI9HED LAUNDRY
WORK.
Damp Wash_5c [ Thrift-T-Ironed-6c
j Rough Dry Flat Work Ironed-8c
Phone 1255
K.
BEST PLATE LUNCH ANYWHERE FOR
25c
Short Orders at all times. Cold drinks. Barbecue
Sandwich 15c
HAWKIN’S CAFE
( l
| | 117 Fifth Street, Spencer, N. C.
get your radio in shape for winter
Replaced with National Union Tubes.
SOUTHERN RADIO SERVICE,
Next to Post Office, Spencer. Phone 9196
; ESSO SERVICE STATION
SPENCER, N. C.
WASHING AND VERIFIED GREASING $1.50
-Punctures Called for and Delivered_
Phone 9184 W. P. Dorsett, Manager