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Bally Bteyatrtj
Established \uku>I 1- 1911
Published Ιλι·γ\ \ftcriioiiii l\n|H
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at 111!) λ <>uii!4 Street
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Lesi W> Forget
Congress shall make no
law respecting an estab
lishment of religion, or
prohibiting the tree exer
cise thejeot; or abridging
the freedom of speech or
of the press.
— L S CO: V.> 'Π
The gli.:>
lorever. '
works,· I'
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Wartime" Washington
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YVa.-l a..· .!
dfciigiitii.;
th>naI ν .ι j ' ι
never
of but:. ι > .
ha.- \νι·. - '
grande!
anywhe: a t ■. :>·
a casual
hurried ι '
is uifieien; ' < '
tht \ a.-t ' .
been and
Τ\νυ yt'.i, : :
l'erence .s.
but. coat!.·>'.<·.! ::
day> ut
hardly η.
same. (Λ. 1
er time- i t ι
beer, ρ i · i
progrès
alone . ι·,.
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ciuding ..···:
machtn.i·. it ■ I . v.·': a·!
are its · : . ■ ' ■ a ·ι '.i la*
H ;>e
tract»·>n t".., · ·. Π..:. η
crowds '.. . · ι ■·■ ci \ m ·, ι *
then some far the Senate fend-leaa
debate .. a .·:.·■
ieries b«:n -
■ ■ ■ ι ad t
ne-s i n t:.i . i
pat on :
their QVVtl n'eie-t oy lor :: ::.e lull
SUiapt. : ni
remain a :a
bored t. . ι ·> :
the cen.- . i a
largely
other ι :e..
One -· ι iu' :
tht teeln._ :i<
thaa ι rdina.;» current leading tha
the counti ·· \\. ,:i a;i .1
mind about v.l:a; to do. b it ,-u la
has been a::.. ·. ■ . a a colic!
sion. Tilt t ; ; Iae II· ai. t
perhaps e·. ' tn< Sei a . wv'.'„
having a.- much <i.: : a ' a
strivings as the country at large.
Respiills.:. λ > il - ι. ■ ι.
a gond dial about ri ι «·«. a tr\'.- eei
nomic future. \V rid a ,·;ι·· h \
in every in-tance ί«Ί·ιι η rli à an
in some instances have dried up ei
tirelv. C'ungn .-s ρ ana ing
levy jniie idol taxe- to a· i;i van
the cost of dt lei:<· . ■ r λ a *
taxes will be met in thé lace of cu
tailed trade : ·. 11 ci in. · jc
a puzzle to its own members as '
other people. VVlu-i ' . .·»· ii;sc.i
sion of such subjects, there is
butting it heart!- .is;, r. ' tone .vi
More· ver. theri ,.· n· difficulty .
sensing the deep .-.Mted ·-aeei
over the trend of λ rid event.», l'a
riotic Americans iv-pe nrt dare
believe th;it in the er.ri whenevi
and wherever that is reached, rig!
will triumph, but t::ev feel that tl
only way out of the current mess
straight through, and not around n<
over nci under. That much oaci
; ν'.ιικ 1 ι - ahead lew doubt; .uid
t· tee!. too, that the American
ι ι .ι a> a whole are not vet
-nl «ι. w hut they are lacing.
·. ι .ears subversive elements
at work even in the government
st Ltcture '.sell. The lernutes are
e ·■ d .. c setting by with a
' di.. .it aight not to be
. it An i l it ., λ i ι ad. ! .ιmal
.>«■ us taken ad\ alliage
ι '!.i t ... yet for some reason
general or Widespread
ι aching dow n.
. ■ ' u wever, tiieie
• -.· α . diahty on the p.n ΐ ι
1ά fil at tile Winte j
ι all ol its dignity ·
.... and quiet, cullers
.i.ide; olltcial auspice
-, I and a readiness to
date and please. Maybe
ι extent when b!g
e .<·. probably it does
. its and brass but
. : : ley ι espect the
, del ι icr.icy and re
Λ-: s.lly picketers who
patrols on the
banners teign
i" se ol peace,
i'\ may be sonie
■ Λ woman,
il y . ι spectacle, accosted ι
'. e question ol
ν ■ nuiHimst, and
y ■·. λ e "what do
' 1 11 , Γ. v. ι ; ; cil came the
1. ' i \ ι are. ' Vet
' . i .11 ' : ' mil's ted.
Λ . ι . ,.ι - ιι· ' Vi Ι1Γ..1.1 Ι.» .it war, Ι
vet ,ί ι·.ι.Λ to sense tue lee ling
that Wb really are m ;md may $mb|
be in na.i ι is well Kven 111 a leu !
■ ■ : : .■ any .; piv.-.-ions ran be ■
• nit lied :>y a look in 011 the nation '
• I -rene. lltK'!l -ι>in and heard
••v lecouiitinn would .«ei've in· '
ι , ; , 11
g< d 11 : p, ·-.«·. Il.lt ears to tllf glVatlCl
ι . lid eyes wide ■ pen catch may cup
: · >t thought, hi'jas, and i»I 1
1 fears that surge hàck and lorth on i
: wavts and ■ .' unes. It is1
; *"v\ ait.mo" Washington, with the!
m M'.arks always included
ii ■ id llit.t wm.Id -maek ra
il gloat fi· .id ht get his hands
■ gu-at city and all that it π·p
IV"..-: I e thought! V. '
■■ tl an ι: ι■ ι r fantasy when '
■ · · : leet.1 -11 U'stlfii'.- there are j
•ng-t as who.-e minds and
ι- ai that d.ieetior.
!· \ ··. ι . ,·.■ person know.- that
ι..'.- l; e.itnes- and power have!
' 1 eeaUM' ut pi incipli's e" j
..ent that are the .aitithe.-is ι
:.d oily at \ ariance wit:, the.
• n.ι and tyranical -ystem that s;
j ><'eking i" fasten it.-elf upon the 1
le wot Id.
1 ni- deiit.illy. there is all impulse i
ι 'Lit ι .1 plug . tin.- Silver i
te.,1 ι ·ιι tiii Seaboard. No
ad · anyth : g 011 that. It is
. .· last v. · . it in ι ..--l uge1, comfort,
ο· ..lid -|leeci part of the !
Λ ι d Si .111,; d personnel is I
.·- oeeii lu these many J
·:·'■'·..< ''d 'iirtesy and at- ;
i ·. 1 * ns for their com- J
eM . and g'>od will. Ν· 1 '
• 1 1 eeipient ol such at-1
,· becoming a friend |
tnd .1 already that, then |
e t before.
η. Α. υ.
Vacation and Safety
l.*\idmg the Winston- j
^ J nuil cites warning* by
. li .i-utt, director ol the high- j
i'y division, to parents and
. ; alike to take ample preca.i
sateguarding children, now ;
' ' · ν are out ui school for the,
It is a timefv warning on I
and proper observance I
M:., y rules ! saiety may save j
■ ..I many youngsters and cut
i ir..U'ic fatalities during this ;
■ » η period.
Al.iady this type ol fatalities is
i.g ι ral ly fifty percent ahead
' year, and certainly that ought
'■ enough to arouse-motorists and
■ nt- to the responsibility that rest*
them in trying to prevent
·;« or injuries.
Mr. Hocutt outlines a lour-point
i ''Aram for parents in the interest
. 111d safety:
1. Provide attractive places lor
e ' ! ; alien to play away from traffic.
_ Discourage children from visit
i . : 114 playmates out ol their immedi
neighborhood unless their parents
v ■ ι ί |>r.-v.de them with a ride i.r walk
t, j with them.
3. Do not send children away
:.···. ; home on unnecessary errands.
,, 1 Help children develop safe
r habits of walking, playing, skating
a ι and cycling.
■ j For motorists this three-point
n program is recommended:
η 1. Kc^p a sharp eye on children
t- who are walking, running, playing
ο ball, skating, or riding bicycles in or
,r ι adjacent to the street or r adway.
,t| 2 Try to anticipate sudden move
,> I nients of children.
is j 3. Be prepared to stop quickly in
)t-1 tne event of sudden movements by
ι- children.
OTHERS' VIEWS
Ft)Κ SI IIOOI. ΙΊ.ΛΝ.
Tn the Ed ι to ι :
I am vory much in ι.,\·>ι ι .ι ninth
month .itid twelfth .ar.uk· for tilt1
-(.•hools d| 1ΚίηΗ·γ>ιιιι. .nul will >ιιι■
port it m tlu· coming spécial election.
i' O SKIrTiHI
May 21. 194 !
What Do You
know About
North Carolina?
By FRKD H. MAY
ι. wlu.t ivîis (lie i.i-t li'giil ot.el
li'Uylit .π Ν . tli ιΛιι oltnu
J. Htm ni.iuv ciitthf, including ,ni)k
ι o\\ >. ι . ι - ' " li ■ \ Τ11 C'ill,
χ Who wην tin* jçovernor «nid
M'lKiti i ...:.ii ,:,ι·ιί .. -.i.l ,ιμ...ι1-'
Ν.'fi I l' >·< : > < · .If
rooni>ti ιc 11111. ί.ιι >ud.- '
4. What penalty was provided (of
settιιιμ l'on·»t ι ii ι in it; ,
5. How much did Reynolds defeat
I laneock I'm tin I )i-■ . ι .itu nomi
IKltloll loi I i : ο Γΐι.ted St.ill'.- .-elliltC
,n 1938
li. Wh..t tin : ■ 'n111- custom
ill 17Γ><> · .ιι show ing h
ga l thiii Hi . u· ·· >d pi ι ··. de. .'
\\>\\ I its.
1. The la.-t ii * el e dueling w a.
outlawed m a Γ "bn.i vv.is lit'
tween forme: i_ . ■ · : ι mgre.
man Κ i chard Ιλ·ι·ι· si . -, t .uni for
mer Congre-.-: in ,1m 1 S'.iiilv, i " it ii
ul New Bern. Thi- d .> :·>UK.i.t
011 Sunday. Septeii . < ·. ί.''··*l! i.-t
out.-ide ul the town .· λι Be: :i.
On the fourth exchange ί -l:ot.
Spaiglit war. Wounded. I (lieit 1: ο
next day. This duel created such a
■til over til)· Stat)' ti '. 11 a : · :
leg 1.-lature. which convened .< η '■
w eeks later, immediately pa.-sod .·;
act which made all dueling an
This law provided tin a.
peii.il:> lor tli)' surviving pa:t\
oi.i'i, aid for all persons aiding ami
i-i'ting in a duel.
Latest United State.- cen-u
1 g.\e a total )it 340.013 . "
. :„J 063.767 milk cows and m
,n Ni. tli Carolina.
.'·! Senatnr Marion Butler. L '· ■ i
States senator from North Cart
:10m 1893 to 1901, and ( !
Daniel 1. Rus-ell, governor oi Λ
ι arolina Iron 1897 to 1901. em
1111 Smith Dakota in 1901 :
gainst North (.'arolina 1
tlu'se fraudulent bonds.
4. An m idnpted b.v the
ι ' 1 that > ι μ 1 prov ided . pi ■
ten pu.aid-, about $23. and re.-poil
sibihty nu' all damage- tin : ' ■ li
ed. ll . pes .-oil V. .· iiial'I' ' . „>
this fine and the η 1 a iage In·
placed m tin· pur .· \\h.| , .vu («et
and gi\ I'l: '.hi! tv na.i · ,-i . · on Ills
baie back.
5. Senator Rt'iTioidji received a
a ta I Ί Hi . !·7 1 · >.
Hall·. ici;.
(i. The 111 -1 ■ 1 : tilt· time requuea
tin young ... 11 to kill a doi : ami
t..ke it to the a "I his girl. He
v. as lequired to skin and cut up the
venison 111 hoi presence. He usually
1 emaine'd 1". a :■ < Th:.- custom
was earned mit ny D.iiuel Boone m
1736 a sll" 1 ! time lietor)' iie and Ke
becea Br\ ι '.'.'ere .a rie·! ίι .V-gu.-t
14. ni that ye..: Die Bryan.- were
iieignboi- tl · Boma- mi the Yad
kin : \ei .. l)".'. ale.- north of Salis
bury
ANSWERS 10
ΓΕΝ QUESTIONS
S» ( tiack Page
1 Aluminum.
2 I)..t·- not.
ii. Children.
4 Pianist.
" V,
(i. Cite.
7 Cape Henry.
8 Third.
9 False.
10. Henrik Ibsen.
Trade Barriers Denounced
As Destructive of Business
(Continued Frum Puai! One)
ers did not emphasize ■ d M.
Coltrane. "was the .ft 'hen
nwn product was one : o;. i.'\. and
it properly graded. ·· ■ .· ret the
stit't'e.-t competiti··!: Ί'·· th.
matter more ndicil ·ιι>. ϋ·.·<ι· urm
ers were within .jn \ .airly 5oi!
. :lt - < >ί the great « .. "ΐ'ΐ u .ii ■ .<
ν, h:ic their compel ;t· m λ m
1 ng I rum point.- a : aw a\ a.
Arizona."
He pointed out t ! « ..eed π . un.
. »rmity ·ι statute and regultftioi*,
ting .rant X.· i t.', Ίιικι -eed
mws:
· ( >nee Xurth t'·.. ··;·.. w >.s tlu
dumping ground.- . »«.i quality
-oed> until alert a .cultural lead
i el's rt vi.-rd tilt· si. 'i - ,-eecl law t<>
gi\e the l'armer the j·: 'tecti"ii need
id under any modem. !a;r and en
i. re»\.blc .-tatute. 11 ·-.·.»· er -« »d tl..
North Carolina seen κι v. may be. llu
. iaxaaam benefit <.ι>ιη·Ί be lealh.
ed until tlu· surrounding state- a;
.ea.-1 enact similar i-.u,.-lation wiiiea
\i!l provide unit'o ily. Λ uirtorn:
..;\\. imiionn rule.· aid reguL.ta .n?»
and uml'or.η euh·;. « aent v. . ι. >« »· >n
! ur:\ e illegal cuna · · ν 11 '. ' - ... : the
ui'Kel." ne liy -Li · ο
lie laid down six mu.- ·ο aei..e\e
j the utmt'st protection lor the eon
| umer:
j ( 1 ) Exert e\ ei y el iori to secure
I imilorm legi>iati<-n.
! ill) Foimulate amlorn. regulations
, ; > « ι en;.- uceiuent.
[ (3) Study ad . inistrative pruee
i an re in ah coope: a'uug agença·- and
! assist in Ue\ iSii.u uriuorm poheu·.-.
I (4) lliscnura^' enactment ·»ï law—
' tacking Mich ι lornnty or whien
c » ι η111 u t e dt r, : ι te trade biUrier.- to
( 'he tree n.i'\ci · at ol goai> : : ι mter
i .-late col : merer
là ι See k rep· ι! "1 .-Ui'li existing
l eg ι1 a '. ■1 η a- r. λ di.-ei annuité- be
tween ι 'in stale or community and
another.
ι'ΐι ΡΐΐΊ. nte itMiperati\e relations
between ah c« n : * : < Ί agencies in order
tiiat maximum enforcement and pro
j tection a;a\ he obtained w ithout
dupltcatitih ··: elh-rt and expendituu
ol lund.-.
Nazis To Protect
Military Secrets
! (Continued From Pauo One)
I afticial.
Speedy release of the 140 Ameri
tail.- taken oi: the Zamzam befon
.-hi' w.i.- sunk liy a nazi warship pre
viou.-l.v had btyn forecast by ar
authorized German spokesman.
: This source -aid that it was ex
peeted that !he Americans—declarec
sale at the German-occupied Frencl
port ol' Si. .lean de Luz, France
would be permitted to leave shorth
Γ r neutral countries.
Nazis Gain Temporary
r oothold
(C >n!mueà F rum Γ as;e Une)
l:o lici.
I' \\ :t.- nu! immediately clear hmv
!... 'iy ··: the aerial invaders had ae
Hi..:i> landed Churchill said 1,501'
; <ird yesterday morning and 3. U111 )
' Sn i;ι Ba\ late in the after
( ifn r reports said 3.Dill) drop
: · i ' the skits during the night.
Cotton Closes
4 To 9 Higher
New V >.k. May 21. (Al'j C'ot
' u lutures opened 5 to 8 higher.
prices held 5 to 9 high
1·' itures closed 4 to 9 higher, mid
dling spot 13.47n. up 8.
Open Close
July 13.04 13.06-07
ν H-tobei 13.17 13.20
lVivmbcr 13.25 13.27
January 13.24 13.27»
March . 13.34 13.33
May 13.35 13.33n
Ν OTIC Κ OF SALE.
Undi i and by virtue of the orders
. -aed IJ \ the Clerk ol the Superior
C\Kill ol Warren County, North Car
olina. m the Special Proceeding en
titled ' M. V. I ooper and wife. Mis
hew C. Cooper, and Mrs. Jennie
Steed (widow) vs. Emma Steed Har
ris ..ηd Willie B. Harris, her husband,
Catherine Steed Miller and Nathan
T. Miller, her husband. Will Steed,
Jr., and Mary B, Steed, his wile,
ι minor) Bessie Steed Stegall and
! I'.rneM Stegall (minor) her husband,
Charlie Steed (minor and unmarri
ed;·. and F. B. Might. Administrator
of the Estate of Myrtle Steed, de
ceased, and T. A. Steed, Jr.. and Bet
tie rinneil Steed, his wile", which
Special Proceeding is docketed in
'in Mice oi the said Clerk, and by
autl. ■ rity ol the said orders, the un
der-:gned commissioners will ofic;
loi ..le at public auction, tor cash,
..t tiie courthouse door in Henderson,
North Carolina, at 12 o'clock, Noon,
on Monday, June 16, 1941, the fol
lowing described tracts or parcels ol
land m Vance County, N. C.:
Adjoining the lands of Robert
Beaeohi, John Hoyle, et al, and being
:ny interest in the dower of my
mother in the tract upon which she
; r.ow lives and contains 27 acres
which is liil'y set forth in the sur
vey made by George Houghtaling,
the County surveyor of Vance Coun
ty m the proceedings to set apart
dower to my mother Mary C. Steed
and to which reference is made l'or a
I more particular description. Refer
ence is also made to deed Book 39,
page 81. also Book 8. page 143, Vance
County Registry.
Adjoining the lands of Robert
Beacom and others, and containing
50 acres, more or less, and being the
home tract upon which the late
Thomas A. Steed lived at the time
oi iiis death.
j Adjoining lands of James M. Ed
' wards, H. VV. Falkner, Mrs. Steed,
et al. Begin at a Hickory M. E.
Lankford's corner, thence Ν 88 de
: g roes VV 154 poles and 16 links to
the center of the Milford road, thence
1 aiong said road Ν 6 3-4 degrees W
! 38 poles and 20 links, thence Ν 3 3-4
: degree VV ό poles 5 links to a stone
I corner for J. M. Edwards and wife,
thence S 88 degrees Ε 161 poles and
5 links to a stone in Lankford's line
Edwards' corner, thence S 16 degrees
I VV 44 poles to the beginning, contain
ing forty-three (43) acres, one acre
of this land has been condemned
for a public school.
This sale is subject to the dower
ol Mrs. Jennie Steed, (widow), as set
aside to her by the Jurors as will
; ppear by reference to the Report of
Jurors in the Special Proceeding
heretofore referred to.
This the 14th day of May. 1941.
T. P. GHOLSON.
J. P. ZOLLICOFEER,
Commissioners.
i 14-21-2d-l
WANT ADS
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
cars washed and greased for $1.00.
Also bargains on grinding valves;
installing rings, and any kind of
mechanical work. Legg-Parham
Company. Phone 65. 28-tf
PROTECT YOUR HOME WITH
Vita-Var. the guaranteed 100'y
pure paint. We carry a full stock
of paints and painting supplies.
Tanner Roofing Co.. phone 606.
— 1!)
FOR SALE: 91 ACRE FARM, FROM
to 70 acres in wood. See Earl
Satterwhite at R. E. Satterwhitc
& Sons, near fire station. 21-;!ti
59c QUART INSIDE FLAT PAINT,
variety of colors. A washable flat
oil paint in gallons at $1.95. Wat
kins Hardware Co. Main Street.
20-2ti
HOME NEED MODERNIZING'.' YOU
can arrange a loan with us on con
venient monthly repayment plan.
Henderson Building & Loan As
sociation. Al. B. Wester, Secy.
(5)
FOR RENT: SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
suitable lor one or two families
with large lot, Rowland street. Twi
new four room houses, Rowlanc
street. Service station, Oxforc
highway. Two three-room house.»
Davis street. Several houses and
apartments lor colored people
Phone 341-W. R. 1,. Mustian. 21-1'
GI VF. THEM A CORONA ΤΥΡΕ
writer on graduation. It will great
ly help them through college anc
through life. Terms $1 per week ai
Mford's. Phone 62 for demonstra
tion. 6-tI
FOR RENT: NICELY FURNISHEF
room near bath. See Mrs. J. D
Peek, 124 Zene street. Telephone
979. 21-11
I TWO S2.50 CASH PRIZES ARE OF
! fered each week to Hendersor
housewives. All you have to do U
win is show the Vanco man a labe
from a Vanco flour bag. Watch loi
the Vanco man and be ready
Vanco Mills, Inc. (2;
I FOR SALE—ONE GIRLS BYC'ICLl
I in good condition. If interested cal
Telephone 699. 21-2t
ALL CARS WASHED AND GREAS
οΛ fn». Cl Itn until Τι,.-,,» 1
Service Station, William street
Phone 814. 12-t:
FOU SALE FINE SIX YEAR OLE
Jersey milk cow with nice heitei
calf. Mrs. H. M. Daniel, Route 3
Henderson. 19-411
ADMINISTRATORS NOTK E.
Having qualified as Administrate!
of the Estate of Mrs. W. H. Jenkins
ι Sr.. deceased, late of Vance County
North Carolina, this is to notify al
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibi
them to the undersigned at Hender
son. North Carolina, on or before the
23rd day of April, 1942, or this notici
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to the
Estate will please make immediate
payment.
This 23rd day of April, 1941.
J. W. JENKINS,
Administrator of the Estate of
Mrs. W. H. Jenkins, Sr.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as executor of the
estate of John W. Buchanan, de
ceased, late of Vance County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the estate
of said deceased, to exhibit them tc
the undersigned on or before the 7th
day of May, 1942, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment.
This the 6th day ol May, 1941.
OLL1E T. BUCHANAN,
Executor, Estate of John W.
Buchanan
J. M. Peace, Attorney.
WANT ADS
Get Results
J O STL Y LAWSUITS MUSING
Iruin automobile accident ran !;c
avoided. See us toi bodily injury
and properly damage m- .i.mcc.
Insurance Department. l'itiïi*ns
BaiiK and Trust Company.
WANTED A GOOD USED ROLL,
top desk. Phone 3511. -l-iii
SCREEN WIRE 23c VAK1) It 11 : ;j(;··
width black screen wire J i .\:dllu
at l ie per yard. Full st<.. . g4ll.
copper 111 stock. VVatkm.- 11..: α .·L.
Company, Mam Street. zu
SEE BRIDGEKS, Τ Η Κ ELuRIST
lor polled ptanls and all outdoor
bedamg plants. These are gnnui
at the greenhouses and have daily
care by the growers. I'lu.ne iSKu.
2i)-lf
FUR COATS, CAPES, NEC Kl'IEC'ES
ueauntuiiy cleaned uy \aat t
ei's modem lur cleaning .
Phone 4b-t. Valet Cleanei ly-„t
1rs BARBECUE TIME, AND
there's l'resh barbecue at lud 1 ,iy
lor's Hill Top any time. Ai ways
lrcsh. always good, and gond ml
ways. Ί ry it. 21-u
VVK SPECIALISE IN ALL
kinUs υΐ body ami lender re
pair work. ΛΐοΐυΓ Sale» Co,
BARGAINS IN REBUILT .1 11UHM
er Nesco oil stoves. Come by and
look tnein over. K. L. SalteiAvliUe
& Sons, near Eire Slalion. H-n
FOK SALE: 200 BUSHELS NICE
clean Wonderful I'eaa .><2.0u per
bushel. They are really wondcilui,
made bumper crop lasl year where
other varieties failed. \V. 1'. tiliui
;,on, Henderson, N. C. Telephone
or 11. iM " a-lt
LADY DESIRES ROOM. I'llONE 10.
21 -lUi
LET US SELL YOU A GOOlJ I SKD
cur. Good selection ol real values,
quality at the l ight pi ire. C'.iιitlli i
Palmer Motor Co., StuurDakei
sales and service. 3-ti
IF YOU WANT A NEW ROOl·'. HK
model, repair, or paint you. lion··.·,
phone 33. We have tin· materials,
a linance plan to suit ymi. and will
I gladly recommend some mie t.. άυ
tile job right. Alex S. Watkuis.
14-If
MANY PEOPLE ARE INS l'Ai ,1.1 \C ;
extra toilets or bathru'.a, n in,,
I homes. Have you οiii.-iiiriι d it:
See lis lor plans and ostiamti ·. ,1.
G. Wheeler, Jr.. phone 37ii nr
812-J. 1 !i 3ti
OWNERS OF GOOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyers. Tiiey
benetit by sound insurance, cl
ticient service and substantial di
vidends year alter year oy insur
ing with Gates Insurance Agency.
12-tf
j REDUCED PRICES ON BiKDSKYE
Pros ted foods all this week. lYa-.
j box 23c. Peaches, box 24r tin
ner's Market, phones 3.04 and 3Uj.
I 21 2ti
j BROOM RAKES 79c. BAMBUO
Rakes 35c. Weed Cutters H9e Lawn
Mowers 5.95. Water Hose $1 B9 fur
25 toot length. Watkms Hardware
Company. Main Street. 2" 21
j MOVIES ARE NOT LUXURIES!
I Money spent on good oiUertuiu
1 ment is well invested. It pay bit;
j dividends m mental health unci
happiness. Attend movies regular
ly at your lavorite theatre the
iunbassy. 17 19-21-24
SEVERAL KECUNUIT!'. >NED KLLC
trie Reirigeralors as low a.-, $3.>.t)U.
Conic in unci select a New General
Electric or a good reconditioned
refrigerator now. Henderson Look
Co., Phone 111). Your General
j Electric Dealer. 12-if
I MOTHS ARE HUNGRY FOR YOUR
! winter clothes. Let us clean and
place them 111 moth-prool bag.- now
lor storage. Vance Cleaning Co.,
phone 373. -I' ll
TIKES, BATTERIES, CASH oil
CREDIT. All tires guaranteed 12
nionuis. JJatteries recharged buc.
Carolina Tire Store, next dooi to
A. & P. Store, i'hone 10H-1-J HI if
FOR RENT CLOSE IN. SMALL
apartment, furnished or uniur
nished. also a large room with - m,.
Mrs. Scales, phone 15(5-J. 21-Iti
WE HAVE CLEANED ALMOST V
thousand rugs in Henderson .-nice
last April. We guarantee sat:siac
tum. HsR one ol our custom·'!..
Hulfman Cleaners, Horner at.
Phone 51. (D
You Are Sure t >1' a Better Deal Every
time if you buy an Evercady u-ed
car. We gua antee satislactioii.
Evercady Chevrolet Co., phone
707.
TIN CANS S3.75 PER 100 IN FULL
cartons of 100. No. 3 open top -i/.c,
less quantities 4 l-2c each. Wat
kins Hardware Co. Main Street.
•J0-2ti
CHOICE FRESH VEGETABLES,
lruits, fancy groceries, quality wc.-t
ern meats, iiome killed tryi i ·,
hens, and fresh l'ish at Herbert's
Yellow Front. Phone 439. Free
Delivery. 24 ti
FOR SALE: ONE NEW IDEA To
bacco transplanter in good condi
tion. Price $25. M. L. Gris-.oni,
route 1, Henderson, near Epsom.
:>0-2ti
HOW MANY PAIRS OF SHOES IN
your home are not working.' ^e
can add months of wear to them.
Expert workmanship. Grissom s
Shoe Shop, phone 638. 12-tt
INSURANCE — RENTALS
Real Estate — Home Financing
Personal and courteous attention
to all details.
AL. B. WESTER
j Phone 139 McCoin Bldg.
KhtNFORCEMENTS!
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\ VûVicMi«»i>y
SALLY'S SALLIES
YOU'RE EA.TÎK4
VûURiE-LF oar of avl\
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