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Withrow Store At
Hollis Is Robbed
Hollis, Sept. 1 —The Grady With
row store at Hollis was entered and
robbed some time Saturday night,
according to Deputy Sheriff Ben
Cooper, who was in Shelby early
Monday.
About 50 pocket knives, nine pairs
of shoes, a dozen shirts, cigarettes
and other articles were stolen. En
trance was made by a front window,
and officers so far have no definite
clues to the robbery, according to
Deputy Cooper.
Stag paint. The paint of quality.
One gallon make two. Farmers Hard
ware Co.
Water systems and hydraulic
Tams. Farmers Hardware Co.
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I NOTICE TO CREDITORS
I TO FILE CLAIMS
| The undersigned having been duly
appointed and now acting as Receiv
ier of the Forest City Company, In
; corporated, by order of the Superior
: Court in the case entitled Corpora
! tion Commission of North Carolina
! vs. The Forest City Company, Inc.,
, j this is to notify all creditors of the
' I said Forest City Company to file
' j their claims with the Clerk of th?
Superior Court of Rutherford coun
[ ty. or with the said undersigned Re
( ceiver at his office in the old Banl:
' Duilding in Forest City, N. C.
Persons owing said Company will
please make immediate payment to
isaid Receiver.
This, the 18th day of August.
1930.
| 46-4t. JOHN D. BIGGS, Receiver.
Use Courier Want Ad* For Resuita I
THE FOREST/CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1930.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO FILE CLAIMS
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The undersigned having been duly |
appointed and now acting as Receiv
er of the Rutherfordton Realty Com
pany by order of the Superior Court
in the case entitled Corporation Com
mission of North Carolina vs. Ruth
erfordton Realty Company, this is
to notify all creditors of the said
Rutherfordton Realty Company to
lile their claims with thv Clerk of the
Superior Court of Rutherford coun
ty. or with the said undersigned Re
ceiver at his office in the old Bank
building in Rutherfordton, N. C.
Persons owing said Company will
please make immediate payment to
said Receiver.
This, the 18th day of August
j 1930.
' 46-4t. JOHN D. BIGGS, Receiver.
FAVORITE RECIPES
OF A FAMOJJS CHEF
As To ,d t0 Anne Baker
By ROGER CRETAUX, Chef,
The Roosevelt, New York Cicy
Salad a la Reine— Chop fine one
half of a small Bermuda onion.
Add twice as much chopped pars
ley as onion. Mix with eight green
peppers,
and peppers,
s and let stand Cretaux
for one hour in •
a covered glass dish. Just before
using, shake hard for five minutes
and serve on crisp lettuce leaves.
Baked Fish Piedmont —Place in
a baking dish four alternate layers
of sliced potatoes and sliced onions,
seasoning each layer with salt and
pepper. Clean and wash any large
fish, such as a haddock, and place
on the layers. Cover the fish with
a layer of potatoes, a layer of
onions and another layer of pota
toes. Season as before. Pour over
the dish one cup olive oil and three
cups canned tomatoes to which has
been added one tablespoon sugar.
Bake until the potatoes are soft
Base ball, goll and fishing equip
ment. Farmers Hardware Co.
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