irlcujkKraan
fiaili) Sispatrlj
Established August 12. 1911
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at 109 Yumi; Street
HENRY A. DK.wis. Pros, and blilitoi
W. 1'. KINC'II. Sec. Treas., Litis. M;jr.
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thai ■ «• ! ri.>! be .. alld >1.. V
H^eltvtioii next yrar \\ .*. n««t allogenic
r surprising. rathvt inw>\J
fl lt'd II .1 '.i-' I'll** h n;
that we iiad • ti -■ !<-'i lie.tut
the t it it- v..i- i ■!>'..i.ru-ii Ti ..*■. aitivle
by Mr Ni.-bct. tht' Dispatch's
Ra!f gh tni!v.i •• » t • • ..«•
Wt*:v i'i II! ':u lil t .ilti'Vwards
:•> ft* . .iint- t*r.»v:. '.il !<•'•
lawing • i> t U°a.-;i.ig! •» c.i..y
last week Mr. N .->»•: boca:*i*.* oven'
bolder n !iim I itvist •; Tin* #cn»
utor'j plan- !. :■ the future. ?>> the'
C!:iv: tha' ■'.! ..!"I -Vp a elf 1
the tint •••.- •.i-.-ont i enure i
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l• • • ik «• tiit* day >i judgment,
i: c.ni ii' .<•! fit- . i.il ■ irm ihi • ho
v.i. lie!' at'd '--i-li-iti'iii.
".i f ll«-V!.i.;d- ifll llli iat."ll "p«T
tht* way loi '.I'lii- who ntsiy ht* ambit
-i. •" v.: :i till' M'al * <•! tin'
mighty. ('.">-ip ilrr.uly t,.i< I>!"•• in*
i"i!" the picture lri> i>;• 11- <>l Is
(>f luu: ■ .t.*>1aliding c.ti/t'iis. ll.ii\
in Ititrli. of ("h;ii -tlr. aiiiiounci I
several weeks .ii. ■ hi' v." ild ' 'ti
aKairi. : b"th • {«-yi|. ids anil llury, litu
we kii'i.. hi in- one who Hunks l»
candid.iry w id have -ismt.i'd :n
Mich a 1 ne-iip. in' I'M-:' now ih.it
Hcyiiold.s ha- 'tired
The Stale 'id u«i tar .md di
infinitely worse than ti> loav 'lit
field to Governor Hoey. He is certainly
a.s well equipped for the oi
fiee as any »lin have been mentioned.
and ;n our judgment nuu-1
more so. 1; nf course, every t*ii Zen',;
right to aspire to the high of
fice. But between aspirations i*v:
actual victory - ii vast null'. Xo
a single one of tlu* group is a.n
campaigner as Hoey. no,- i.- mi
one of them «*is well known. ..in
certainly not nearly so much s<i per
jjonally. o\ er (he Stale ;is the I'oi .it"
governor. Not one of them coul<
carry the appeal to the average mm
as Hoey will. No* e "f (hen has thi
personality nor u lite tin ami* eor
dlalily. And any "lie m all o( 'hen
would do well !•> ni'.j,!, the.,. ! <!
well before deciding t*» enter tl
campaign, if lliey do.
Clyde Hoey. by common assen
and .'ippr iital of 'he man, was- dui
ing his term and as he left publi
life perhaps 'he most widely popu
lar c ti/.en wh<> ever held 'he off'c
of governor, al leas', in recent timoi
He lias been in private life thro
years but the people have not for
gotten him and will not. He woul
Going After Business
\\ lia'a \ i iitlu*r> m;iy i■ i. nt
\\ liat • > hi- I'l'iuiilicd a* '.i> peculiar:',
os-. li. Vi'inni- Kills Ainal. •
tie : u .. s »i'M Mi* -'ill tn l»eat i»ttiO
- ?;iI«■ ~ t.i tll'ilVV II JM-Stwa:' cmo
potitii ii t u* business. Kroni At la* l.i
ctittlCo 'in' word thill Gvoi'giu ::iIt'i
l« '.•■ tail' IlH sotvild S«»i:11:f:i:
■ 11 o>>n-i. in i :<>n »v;i" froo t 'in anti
quaii-d ! i\ i\\> and ivady to o.mpc
.to w itli Itunc*' enterprise (If- mii
to locate ii that »tate
Arnall sriys that allot the \\a- " a i'
V. II : '0 til i • \ i > I'll: 11.1 ;.;.. >11
\ • v. . ,1\|| in ii;.: now smipl.
t'i-il i.is ny.'U'iu, till nt our natural
i'.- ■ cos. ,.vi':.. »le climate. anil '
• tairo industry -i the state titan wo
«-er dreamed of iK'Toro." Thii"1
'i Ik* tin nood I'M' Cienritia concerns
t'l riC'H'p.i: ,ite n'll04 »tatO.» '.II
a\ . <1 C »«•■ ii'ttt.i ta\e-. h,. saul II.•
i-•-«■ - "a t..\ ictuie simple
tn.it ; v. i .1-' nit the Mat iti
I'm,. • - plan w • 'iilil iil'.nil
.l\i ' - .• n ..'id I u • Hi >i it. • >11 i'l
" i ' It• "ii . ". a'ii u.i.it* -i . !»•. lafil
and w'.iliv t . •.(I!• ifi, I..ml m "Ii'•tit
li'.-'.a'.. " . il |>111 >I . ' I'.il'ii
. Mil «-il ioa:ii»!i
I: a li ■•.••I ..ml ainliil mi (it.,
yl ..in ' 1 ' • .. il ati i'lijn > -ililf
.! ... h.«'\otii«".l ' pn.p.ily apI'
... '.. .1 . ml . i . it \: < .iiK
\ • i I .. I tia I.. »rii.' I'liitatti'il
|; .i !i..t • lai plutilain. ami
.'.! : it- land - P. ti ili'illil.-.I
..Iti . 'Mi- v..it .. .1 v.lii-n .' - p.i,-' il.!,iii
to return tin* pursu • ■
pl'.il'.'
.1 si i. v. ..f mtlly tin- i.'tnp.'t t
■ n lot til;.-'.In - vi.II Ik I'ullif .• ..
yi• * in.itu-i i : i ..t»jectiu«* It \ !l
in- .i I i no liiitiiS hi U" alter !.l is try I
:11nj .i!ti«>!' -.'i ti'i'is. Out tin- tsioi
shuulil iti vi' -io i'»st s «ht •: tliat
'.•a' !•»•<: indu>'y that created l>y
uiic's t. ofl North Cuhilitia
lias ilnrio i. ./"UK tii:- lmo bat
can ami i.ist il.» even itt.ifo. It
h.i- helped aut'u allure l> T can and
• rip .' -t li m ifo iti tho y«'.i:s
tn .' 'iii' wo arc tn have here a
well balanced ocnnoniy.
•\» CIo 'u.i. more p.'.ver •••'
:;t..: rft'f.ir st..Te. imt \..rth Cai.-I na |
u i 'jo i : oro piti'liina at t!»o <an,c
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• • . (i U, ' i" :. .1
Words of Desperation
.(..<!• r v.:-. • • i \» i
" >. • ' ?.»!. U. 1 * t. t :lO*. . i t .!
.1 .ni.) ..
..-id* : e K. Tii. !!•:. . uld i. •:1
<•' •!" - *•' > u.-l.v u that, j
iwi ■ the i"• m *iiieiti'iiinfi !
alu.iv
tt "I'd
••t !!■<• invincible pn'.vr; In* Ii.kI I
i (1 X • lit' l«-11 r- • itWII proj>l»
• •!»<-uIy .111(1 . ,r :: I the.!
1:>! < . llH''MC(l| • 11 ill Iflit" Ml'. K' i.u
and pti\a'.:oi,> T't-ci" n ■
! :fi"V 'i t • 'he:n In- ,ihc;ul Never
' I »t-l < •!h.t - he 1 «• I * riece.-- 'iy !•>
I !>l«- (I with h:s subject.* to .«••> •'
' lanalically to the bittei ci-.i!, ri<•!' : .
' 'ii»* > tual 'ii iifl'Uc bet ;i |.<•: i.
[ l>ti! that in- talked about how he
v...,- <li-.-n*»y ;h v.ini -t ".'1
■ ti •!.«• v. ay ' >: iii. pin |>>
M.j-iy will jecall tti.tt mily .i lew
the Ai'fiii'itii'C in ID!!:
the '>I<1 k.i 'i i' w.is patlinft out " i
siiint1 1 e -il buncombe, and a.<.-»irin;4
ti countrymen that 'tic German
;i:-inii*s were winning tiad would
continue to win and tha* victory
would be achieved. .1 i-'t a . hort
time arte: ward, lie turned tail and
a.- befitted the peiMinal coward that
hi- was lied his country I'm s: !cty
in a central nation. lucking the com'age
to lace the uncertainties lie left
the German people to confront.
Hitler's desperation r>n Moitdny
may bolster soine of his disciple-',
but actually it means little more
than that he i.s whistling to keep up
his courage and theirs. By means
nf bayonets and executions he will
bp able I" keep down open rebellior
lor a lime. Certainly 'he Oeririar
citizenry will have no worse to fact
than (hat except from Allied bombings
from the skies. But when :
dictator or any other leader has tc
•I threaten his own people with deatl
-, to compel them to follow him, h<
i j has become weak indeed. It mean
that thes lia\e l">t confidence it
• l.ini i.nd that he knows t. else ! •
| would not res'Tt to such t ictio ant
t i would not hn\-e to.
-j The war i. not gointf to end to
r! tiwrov nor next wk, and we an
-]'n fidi aec rd with Mr C hnrchil
f that i! will not end in l!»4.t, hit
.'Hitler's 'breatu and haranguing to
e (ward the Allied nations are in n<
- sense a guarantee of renewe<
I strength on the part of his arniie
- . 1 .. • • \.- lu lil l.v
•lali >'i tm;»* will enable tiuvn • • hotvi
I . ill :ui :l ■ l'i Miolt I..'
w . M, .
| >■: i ;'»• i a it .i v . - In 4 i.- |it- :
lnv • •• to.. ..it as any of ':i
i ••;»«: sit •• as*m i>! ;!:»• ...le :-..I* 1
await.- v in !- I i- r '.''i-y ..1 I.•iii' lost
, I.ill ititi• r •• .i!!<U »l tli \.K- v. i i
jaw (ivti mil >«■«• that i.;-:! •••
^ is il ' 1 t .• .::mi'..- i i
j ! '.-ted . ill' id .iiiit it!i*oiu't'i\ in'i''
I illiatfrkt lip ill 1 le : »WII lllls»l)«|Jeet-I
iuk .i 'ii ii i"" i ••jil'. s .-.till w
! "i 'Mf \\" !ti 'i nMrl l«i ic.il:."
I «•!»<•» tlu.; > \\ it..-tii: illy .itnkntMii.*
' iiiui -I'll —
• Hitler's tain that sonic thing*
til: sill I he j>« -- .i1 1 that 1 is ili|
possible that h s iiv.il tie w shall fai!;
l i- fi'Vf - itt •: i :tre 1 maybe .
' mmio nt ' u- Itii ' i ' 1 he 'I 1
I
I \vh oh It ' . Miiist the s 'ii"i' i
! w.i ';1111u !•: ; - .i': .ils. : >u t«> .il
' tacit Russia I: lit* had ii.nl kwn
[ nerve iiii i i« I'lniiiiiim sense, he |
. Mil hi- 'A". ' ..llli till" Wiil'lct
; ttiin'il l'i* :>i**'i. tmi.i.v tiian lhev
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
Hy I.YN'N MSI1KT
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter Hotel—ICaleiKh
Ht'SY . in. !
dneor* hi \ ii• n., ,< .. ..a^,.
i'iii •> 1111.nt.- ; ,i pull,.| |iu !
State test at Willartl Ft.r the I
tv\elve month? i'liiliiiji (K'IhIm'I IIS that
t'.llllf; hell ... I et»e..-. | ii.,- .
Ill I'KK lot , . , V LVI i •. it ,t
>'••«! iMi-I'l .1 .-1 alt.,'" >. . ,t.,v '
"'«• •••'• • 1 ' ■' >• n ' h.'.v • ti .
thr lei-.itil
■ I
Sl'HS 1'ITl n ll i.:ti-n h.ij.pen I
ifi.it the <i iter Ho i ■ ii state tiiuix it j
ti<H«Ksar.« make -...••.unity •• re-J
pi est lit Ii. . •• ,. ii i.m i.11w '-i 1
:i! i piil'l.c iii i n t i.iu e .Me tiinTlot
-n. ll s .i-y . I .M tilt' 1
iTTHir ! > it- iii- i;; the substitute
representative but .; hs»s lu;ipvned.
The Slate Hoard «>r Anneal
t i wanted I -ici Ki : r Sc. U
t" attend the e« Mii; "he \a:
rial Cratue a* (i • !{..;» u,. Al.rh - i
Hall. tills motlt! S '• > . kill't ,iti :
account of pre\ .. commit ncnts t» 1
attend sume > _ : ve n.u.Wa.-h
listen * ill ■ i'.i Kir " Si-e...
,:v Ail:; • ' Mi hi! t 1
de\ eloped " • l! . : . I'.r • i^'htmi
Wo.ild be in i'ii.i- • . • i' wecU .if pa
Oninjie meet ins • n the* oxe
<! f: :j■.
! y -
fan Mr;:
1 .< 1SS T 1 S\,ti m 'i'i!:ii"g'"id
mini ne .1! many who haveI
retired t. mt. i-e . ; ent '
month?- when Harry Westcott. nun**
Ucting special foi Dip rtmcnt
• ■! Agrirult ire. leave.- : rst Doc-:
ember t» sisstniio ianagenien! the
Mother V ney. ■ <•• • 11 :...i:e
Island- \Vo.stcott ha- had 13 years
.villi the depa. • 1 ' .111) aelped
develop the in.n .< e.- t •• ! • !>
11: cseiit el! 1 en" -t t 1 - I. do y he l...s
IH>: been happy .|I — p.:: ;>. • -o . eS'llalions.
ulitnll iled pi i s .mil
other inibarra-Siii^ air.dent - :i Pie
Federal-State su,n" . . • . ' ... letiilK
When opportunity oa r So j;..
v. lit private onto: pr -«■ .1 romp..ruble
!ary he accepted tile oiler last
any other good State eiipli>y<
have 11 one.
HOLIDAY. — Ai ice Day
(Thursday) will be holiday tor
St.ite ,vo; kei s i:lld to: tin t ii.urmarket.-.
Banks and liquor store.* 1I.-0
will take oil tiiiit day l.at ! •. most
other h.iMiie.-..-. indicat.ons are it will
ju-t be another Thursday. Whatever
-•^nifiiuice iittaehed to Ai n stirc day
during thi iirst ye r» liter tiie other
W - Id War '.as been lost i- the tu -
*ii".I *.:io present global eanl'Iict.
KCi i\O.MV — The committee
:i.inod 'hi.- .«vk by Coventor Bro.iii>
! study .iiul report mi met•d
in* money by cutti: jj out
■ • <•! St.,te printing! h;i.- .in uphill
j«»b. Governmental agencies like to
toil othei ..- ' t > economize but
ilo n ' a pi" .dice wh.it they
pmich Instance the manpower comoil.
' o soli- poi p'ise o|" exisIwU'c
- , ervt mltnimvcr. use:>
. oi oi re statisti.•
. :: i«» s ' nd ovej the iwiofry
mi i .vrol's. hours. carnU.-.
i I ■ i! ,.i' ..linn inlorm tion al•
. . :.. n« : by . yents ot the
B . •. 1 -OT- Still lies.
Scout Council In
Meeting Recentlyi
111.' i ~«■!i ( ,i!t- Cm'"', j
S. i." Mr- ,\1>\ t";> ipei'f'
. '•< el it' \
\1 - ' i Ci.•Mtham. chairman of i
pel ■ ■ i . id li'aiii'ti.; ci.n.r ,tt« e. |
. . i ev. pi .:. in the c\pan•
n t! S<.iuli!iK ill 'in- iMin- [
.nit;. M -- Mil ;<! Gary. as rhali■
..n oi 'he committer from the
JU'ihodisi liiurrli. -aid thai tlw
■ l.ilCl. .' O.ldv i ' -pollSor tlll.lp
No. 1. and ih.it 'lu- li. -i iiuj'iinj; was
bi- t hi tli - aiienioon ..1 I o'clock
the church.
Men ii> ol tin- council present
i i Mis- l!c.-sie Lee Alston, Mrs.
Willi;, i! Bailev. Mis.- Carrie Burton,
Mis. Joel Cheat ham, Mrs. Alex
c....p. r. Mrs I! < . Gary, Mi» Muriel
Gaiy. Mi- Wesley Jones. Mi.-.
Gcorjjc A Ito-e. Mi-. O K. IS.i.-e. ami
Mi K ilpii Thompson.
ANSWF.RS TO DAILY
QUIZ
1. True.
2. Casus belli.
3. The Tinted States (Slate Dep.ii
tmcnt).
•I. Geo; go Wa-hm^lon.
5. False.
(i Ccilinu zero, visibility zero.
V Kid-e
)! The building as well as its content*
was destroyed by the bombing
"
| !» Yes.
Id Krederie.
SALLY'S SALLIES
" Do you <KOW( I'M "X
UdSIKC; MY MEMOR.V- .
^ K'5 WORR/lK^ ME-fo PEAcfK/>N
/ MEVEfc. *
J MIND/
/ HoKEyftWXEf
AU
7 ABoirf rT
WATCH ON I Hb kHINt!
~ - r?
WANT ADS
WANTED I'XFL'I:\1S1IKI' TWO OB
three loom apart n.ciit. (' It.
Coard at ■'< .1 10-2.V St.. . «■.
GOOD USED CAKS A'l BEASONable
prices. A "100k here will convincc
you tlit: these curs are
priced to move. Fords—Plymouth?
—Chcrolets, l<J34's to ' 1940 s !
Candier-Palmer Motor Co. 15-tj I
CLOTHES BASKETS • SPLITl
w od factory made .mil willow|
wood—Clothes haaipc.-. Watkii!
JIdw. Co. a-Gtij
WANTED — A SECOND HAND |
b«t» ra fringe. Cull Mr* Bagley at
ti.'.o iO-L'ti
GHOW YOUR OWN FRUIT
Pl;.:i ii.g Early Bearing Fruit
Tio< . N'.:t Trees, and Berry
l'l ...Icred !>y Virginia's LarO
rowers. Write for New Low
*' talogiii' listing extensive
liin ■: Fiui|s and Ornamental*.
W; \ ;b<•! 1 Ntirscrie*, Inc., V.'av..
Virginia. M-W l'-tf|
WE ML'V. SELL, AND TRADE CATtlo
ami hogs. W. B. llight Livestock
Market. I'hone 157. Si-cud-tf
DRY PINl W(K)D FOR SALE. CUT
stuvr 1< nglh . lid delivered any
where ;n Henderson. M. (Hove.,
phone 1021. 1-cod-itti
CIjOSK-OUT lot OK beautiful
pattern nail |>.ipc\ Uei;iilar price
l.jf I • 3110. Cli»e ••ill 10<- per mil.
Your choice. Walking Kdw. Co.
3-BSi |
NOTICE OF SALE OF VAI.IABI.I
REAL ESTATE.
Under and by virtue o( an order
•if the Superior Court ol Vance
(Vmnty. made 111 the special proceed
ing entitled "I). T. Itecl.hain, administrator
of t!i«" estate ii| ('. B.
Beckham, deceased \'y ('. 1.. ISeckh;un,
Mrs. Flora B. Wilson. I). T.
Beckham and wife and ,\. tiarland
Beckham, heirs at law of ('. B. Beckham
and J. C. Kiltrell. trustee." the
same being proceeding No. 4ft(i(i upon
the Special proceeding docket "l
said court, the undersigned commissioner
will on the 29th day of N'o
vembcr 1943 a' 12 o'clock noon at
the courthouse door in Henderson.
North Carolina, oiler for ale to the
highest bidder for cash, that certain
lot of land near the Vance Milling
Company, known as the home place
of the late C. B Beckham and described
as follows:
Begin at an iron stake 147 1-2 fret
South 10 1 2 west, from an iron stake
cotiier of the N. C. Cotton Oil Company
lot on the cast side <>f the Kiltrell
road just south "i Henderson,
runs thence S in 1-2 deg. W 104 2-3
feet to an iron stake on the east side
of said road, thence S 79 1-2 east 2tt!l
2-3 feet to an iron stake, thence N
10 1-2 E 104 2-3 feet 1« an irotl
stoke, thence N 79 1-2 W 2015 2-3
feet to the place of beginning see
deed book 62 page 80 register of
deeds office of Vance County.
This the 27th day of Octoho 1943.
A. A. BUNN. Coinmi -sinner.
27-3-10-17
REALTOR
BUYING
SELLING
RENTING
INSURANCE
AUCTIONEERING
Fred R. Hight
Phone 289
WANT ADS
Get Results
FUr.SH MILK COWS FOR SALE.
.\l-i large size shoal*. '1'. .1 t
iiimtn-:. route !. phone 2i!02.
IO-2:i
USE VITA VAlt FOR. YOUlt NEXT
pain i job. There is no paint better
Yet it is the lowest priced quality
paint in town. Tanner Hoofing Co.
22-tf
GRADED AND COUNTRY RUN
eggs l«r sale daily at Henderson
Hatchery. 23-26ti
WANTED GOOD USED ELEC TRIC I
stove. Also l>oy\, bicycle. Most
he reasonable. I'none 2305. 10-lti
EI.EC "!'!!' >LL'X USERS IN 11EN«lers«iti.
N. C.' Register your mai
mi.' tor free inspection while we
have parts and supplies. We will
1« 11 Henderson November 12
to November 20. Authorized by
Elect :'"Iux Corporation. I70J1 Chape'
II:!'. Road. Durham. N. C.
5»-4t i
C. K ELECTRIC LAMP DULB
25. lit. 50. CO. 75. 100. 150. 200.
.'too watt. Watkin.s Hdw. Co. 5-fiti j
GROCERIES, r RESTH MEATS AND |
vegetables. Everything for your
table. We deliver and save you
gas and time. Phone 439. Always
ready to serve you. Herbert's Yellow
Front. 25-tf
FARM WANTED — SEVEN TO
twelve acre tobacco allotment,
3 mule ijrni, on fourth or standard
rent. XV. R. Beckham. Louisburg.
route 1. IO-2ti
WANTED FULL OR PART TIME
agents to handle hospitalization
insurance for a reliable company
ottering surgical benefits as well
a< hospitaliation to its members.
Unusual opportunity. Liberal commission.
Write The Stale Hospital
A ocialion. Inc., Tarboro. N.
C. 0-3ti
FOR SALE
50,000
White Second Sheet rut letter size
from top grade newsprint
1,000 Shoots ... - 75c
5,000 Shoots --- - $3.oo |
10,000 Shoots ---- $5.00|
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HENDERSON DAILY
DISPATCH
ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS
while limited stock is still available,
50 for $1.00 with your name.
Also our Lovelylyne Stationery at
very spccinl prices. Henderson
Book Co. 15-tf
TIRE HEADQUARTERS—WE HAVE
the latest official Information regarding
tire inspection and application
for new tires and tubes. Let
us help you with yours. Henderson
Vulcanizing Co. 22-tf
THESE"~MUST GO NOW: DRl'Ggett.
rugs. coal, wood and laundry
heaters, tables, chairs, mattress,
nice hall rack, scores of minor
things. All very cheap. N IV
Thomas lo-lti
'KEM-TONE' COVERS WITH ONE
co.it—Easy to apply—No obiectionablc
paint odor—Dries to a
perfect flat—Dries in one hour—
No sizing or priming—Mix with
water—Readily washable—Brushes
clean easily—S2.9B per gallon.
Wntlcfns Hdw. Co. 5-fltl
WANT ADS
Get Results
DUE TO DELIVERY CUIITAILments
we cannot accept coal or
wood orders for less than $2.00.
Thank ynu for your cooperation.
11. O. Falkner & Son, phono 'JBn.
fi-tf
ALADDIN LAM I* SUPPLIES—OLD
and new type chimneys—mantles
and wicks. Walkins lldw. Co.
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MUST LEAVE FARM— AND IIAVK
nice younn mure mule i«>,- sale.
Weight I ItOt) lbs. It interested
ippl.v A. Ilcdjiepeth. route 1. Kittl
»'ll. N C. MKtti
FULLER ISltUSIIt\S AUK IIKliK I
am now uncut for the famous line
«if Fuller IJrnshes. Come in and
sec complete display. II. IS. Tanncr
at SewitiK Machine Shop. Phone
now. is-27u
OFFICIAL TIHE INSPECTION STAtion.
Cars washed, lubricated,
polished, batteries recharged. Gulf
gas and oils. L. T. Harris Cult
Service Station, Garnett and Horner
Sts., phone 1198-W. 28-tI
JUST RECEIVED — limn KKKI)
tishinu poHv—2Uc cach. Watkins
lldw. Co. ii|'(
>1! SAI.E — HAHY STHOI.LEli
and play pen, both praeticall}
new. I! -I Col'bitt. .Ir. in-"*i
ilKI.I' WANTED—MAY STAY ON
!•.!. slil.nn week. Mr> IS II Mixon.
Conn! > Club I • '.id. !l-tt°
I ii.til rati re
DIVIDEND SAVINGS
When you insure with us, you rave
money because our policies ale
participating. See us before insuring
or renewing—and save.
CATF.S INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone R(H». 13-tf
JUST RECEIVED 2tltl GALL< >N'S OF
j>oo<i paint anil live barrels i'l replaeeuiclit
linseed oil to imvt «o\ eminent
peeil u al inn.-. Ales S.
Wat Kin.*. "The I'lace of Values."
10-lt
WANTED — CI.EAN. SOFT RAGS
2 1-2 cents pound at Dispatch Office.
FOIl SAl.E: MORSE WEIGHT 1250
lbs.. eight years old. One horse
wagon and harness. Apply Mill.
L. Savage, route 1. 9-3ti
FOR ADEQUATE PROTECTION
buy automobi'e liability insurance
with medical payment coveragu.
Call our oil ice for revised rates.
Insurance Department, Citizens
Bank n.itl Trust Company. 23-tf
YARD RAKES—BAMBOO AND
steel. Watkins Hdw. Co. 5-fit:
WANTED COOK. MAX i>i! woman.
white or 'colored. Good salary.
Hotel Warren. Warrentov,
X. c. iti-inti
WANTED — U N F U R X 1 S II E D
apartirent close n. Phone 9114.
9-3; i
FOR PROMPT AMBULANCE SERviee
call ti.nnes it Williams Funeral
llmnc. Walter Gaines, manager.
clay phone I.'}.1), night phone
<>28-,I. Hi Ml Andrews Ave., Henderson.
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WE HAVE A FEW BABY STROLlers
<in hand. Get yours now. fl E.
Satterwhite Sons, next to Mtv
Station. <!-tt
THERE'S PLENTY OF ASPHAI.T
roll rooting in thiee grader ;it
"Tiu Placc of Values" Extra heavy
si.itc -uiiace mica rooting and our
.-pecial Flintkote rooting .it si.19
per roll. Alex S W.itkins lIMti
WANTED FURNISHED APART
ment close in. Phone 91I I.
9-3ti
WE BUY AND SELL COUNTRY
eggs according to grade, wholesale
and retail. If your eggs are
Iresh and clean they will bring
you more money. Henderson Hatchery,
phone 1,71. 23 2tili
IT WILT, PAY YOU TO SEE US FOR
your needs in Furniture. Good i j-ortl.wnt
at present See i s—save
money. It. K. Sattei while <V Sons.
29-1 r
CHRISTMAS CARDS: MAKE YOUR
selection early Irom our large assortment
now on display. Name
imprinted at small extra charge.
See our line of gifts for Service
Men before you buy. Alford's
Printing & Office Supply Co. <>tf
KEEP UP THE HOMES WE ARE
Fighting For. Come to the place of
value for your furniture needs.
Large assortment of new and used
furniture, including very good selection
or used pianos. AdamsRichards
Furniture? Co., 513 South
Garnett street. Phone 901). 10-Sti
WE HATCH AND SELL THE VERY
best baby chicks. You should tell
us now when you will want yours.
There will be plenty of mash and
grain for layers this year anu
next. Henderson Hatchery. 27-201
DO YOU NEED PR ()T EC'T I ON
We may have what you want.
Life, Accident and Health. Hospitalization,
Auto, Fire. Frank MBarnhart.
General Insurance
Phone 5B2-.1. 220 Winder street
9-2tl
PULL CHAIN RECEPTACLES —•
key sockets, pull chain sockets,
switch boxes, wall switches, duplex
receptacles, approved fuse plugs,
insulators, electrician tape. Watkiiis
Hdw. Co.. 5-0ti
INSURANCE — RENTALS
Real Estate—Home Financing
Personal and courteous attention
to all details.
Atj. B. WESTER
Plione 139 McColn Bid*