Urnhrrson
Daily Dispatch
' Established August 13. 1914
ftbllsbed Every Afternoon Except
Sunday by
HENDERSON DISPATCII CO.. INC.
109 Young Street
HENRY A. DENNIS, Pres, and Editor
M. L. FINCH. See.-1 teas.. Bus. Mgr.
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•DC, N. C.. as second class trail matter (
Psalm 7.7 Hi , :
my • _ ,
| Reflects Sentiment
W he the
the ac'len
son ciiui ' >
to Cl'
int 1 the "
war is ■ i
ment m
eral M
in Nor-.: U ; ••• ~ ■
local
and
thoritii -
are, but •'
outline «.■: • •>’ aC‘u!l*
rnent m. ;• .
• One i
taken by :::
not also a . e ■
• the pe : a
and m > pi"
cal dep ' 1
United >'' - 1 '• a -
ice measuii
and. iltl; ... th- l : "
thusta.-m :
ably, it . and w 11 1: '■>
be he.a
tional lea s ’
month
cation.
One thing . « ' . •' *
pie kn a ' y
know
as .i ■ ' ':
to fight
the pi" a
all era'll' ■
then, is :• a ■!;
the Ira!'
many ,.
policy
from pea.i ■ .
duty.
• This iv
oppi.'si: .
It is ■
of Ml'
wen
istic* A :
ferent :
Then ■
to be ..
been ia
many ■ 1 ac
Amt: a a •. y 1 !
Japan.
Britain,
helping
their "■
JHUIl 1
has bci n
Brit •
Franco : N '' c
which l.,c i
will m-m m
There n..,- bci.:
States n a.v ii
men to 1 ; >
Nippon Ullt.i c eU led '
and ad justmei •>de. j
, All of Wh ■ ■ e<| ... c n » V
soldiers P'>s.-ib!y me year.'. B .:
we canhi>t tjuite ■ ison th new
men should bi A‘-’y '.<•
go into the Aid > be • ny cause a. tic
hostilities have ee; sed, and certain
ly not unless other nat ns art w ill
ing to share tin 1 ,
Here again <> n ' be ai!
of place i . < ttei ti vhat we
have always . ; . ' : • injus
tice and inipi'opi ;ety ot in.pressing
into military service - between 18
and 21. We ha\e nevet b< la- ed and
do not now believe it lias .it any
time in this vvai been necessary t■ >
compel children la light our wars
• ior us.
As for the Hoxoro boards retusal
to serve further and to call up more
men for duty, they were undoubtedly
acting conscientiously, and that
should be kept in mind in apprais
ing their course. There are many
angles to the question, but we can
not escape the feeling that this
board's move reliects a lot ol silent
stn'imont abroad in the land, and
I-, .night be well l"i those who an*
•.inn .ty and who huv e ci>« e
la • • > ; leased I • i se i .
yea:.', 1 '..me note of the devc. p
o • It ■ ay cairy far more .-.gniii
, ai-.ev '. :i being merely the ... ! •
a draft board in a small rural eoi -
munity.
Why Buggs Island
O.i iicu tieig 1: s . ver in V r
gitiia are mui a .istir over prospects
r ' he i> 1 lai i p>-vve- a> : 1". i
control development by the Federal
government It is a project that will
e etu is sums of
money and which should be well
under.'' >'d uelore residents oi the
area go .h.i-out lor the vent re.
There is strong suspicion that
many ot those lavorable to the uti
ilers!.i , i g 1"..1'. i land !<1: . . a
.. ' i y - likt ' - i
fabulous price: hut they might hi
disillusioned when government
agents come a. ■ .nil with their
■ ■ . .. ■ ’ tun ■ ■ ' ,
like it. The promoters are no! so
much concerned about the need ''
rng r the plight
Counties will be left when thousand.'
. . acres ol tillable so go the
tax nooks with a possible deficit.
these a In til
dilation, however, and should be
kept in mind.
An .ic: aspect •>: me venture -
thoic > actually no need :
• • we: u'd be dev e!
liow e er large : -mail the gene.
ir.g Ian's night be. Private e m
1 .antes -e: mg the area, on bo:!.
the Slut ne have ei!
et .... - .
•spare.
is that that is altogcthei s» -
: dury m the •: inds of the we.,.:-:
gton who ni’ : . :
dev e.oj.men!. T. ■ v ay •
is a
1 reive ■■ private business in the
power livid, and there nave cer
ida-nt t" 1
■ , past that then is much senti
ment ■ i that kind in tlu Federal
s'.. net. re t:tc national e..i .tab
!- : e ‘ iii
hint series ot
v ild be baht n the R.-.o .e river
Id " ba.ii the :.i'.>d tn.it ■ . g
ed down that stream, five year.- ago
tins month. It they on. f. vw i
n van the flooding >1 areas :r '
rt iched y th< ugh vv let iri
and in the overall picture a tlo-iri .•
:. eh matter where lh<
mandated is located.
We ton fcss to a e
nment invasion of > y
te v' 1 c. !' r -i . Ii.it, .. mg * n e
theory • f socialism now .- n.. • u mt.
and the >;rung inclination.- :n W
cej ' pendii.g
.-pending, and the rash that will
,a erne to fl* si’ VV h s-V land- w li i
hi O' .gilt, and the fact t hat the! i
in, need now nor in the n re,-ee.iole
■ • foi additii i ol
power .n the area, wherein lies the
ifieatioh l’oi ich iseless ' -
y- ,| the people's i.r.v '
The beautiful pictures have
tinted « • tit
•a " ‘hut vv i add be de 'doped, to,
ng. hunting and the ' .: w o
w i : lock to the are , ' .-> v fne
MW, .1 ereufiini ot I’m !*• Sam.
: ay be more ot a fury that t
re.dry. It might be vv ill a p- uder
wheth or not stu l o-cal.led .,
v tPages have come ;■> o'.iter area
w ..ere the people's mil . it- nave
. i tred nit i iuesti n ble en
a ia Iof the kind.
'I e Piet, too, that so Maic : a
been done with so little sari nowit
if and that there is so m ,eh seem
ing hesitancy even now aij, it lav
ing all the cards on the table is a
:i • 'I'.-ci that might be roiled nfa,i ; on
gut before u ges lehind
iv burned and the whole area is
s inked m on this socialistie sche i a.
Iii any event, before they swallow
fie whole project, hook, line and
sinki r. thv people and the counties
• . : .gut prolit by lea ning all
the fai It wo ildn't hurt them t‘
have the whole picture.
To Be Friends Again
There will be general endorse
ment of the decision of the State
Department to resume diplomatic
ielations with the tiny republic ol
Finli.i d. This country severed rela
tions when Russia and Finland wen
at war and when Russia was an ally
o! this country against Germany anc
It. ly. Rut most Americans • ever har
bored til feeling against the Firi
and do not today, and hope tor :
speedy resumption of cordiality be
tween the two.
i. One thing that is everlastingly ti
l the credit of Finland is that she re
spected her obligations to this coun
try, and until the time relations were
| severed • ever missed a payment 01
Iter war debt owed to the Unitec
States. That is more than can be
1 said about any of the others, large
or small. And it won the admira
tion and good will of Americans gen
erally. Moreover, if Finland need,
cash for rehabilitation and for feci n
struetion after the war, she, more
than any or all the others, .. cn
t :!e.i to civ.i.t :e. - —certainly !n>m
standpoint integrity as to ob*
g.p; us. T - '.ill. Finland's |
policy stood ( ut as a
. odol 1 o.’ o* hi i n.itions.
i! - lop::..i •: dip! >matir and
, e . ill Heartily
t■ ; this c mntry, and we
.pi ei :.:..iii t v ill also among the
Finnish people
During ti.i war Dutchmen ate j
thousand.- • •: tulip i :!’os lierause of
T ley sav ed a 1 it
.• :; •• :■ g ..i.d c dm .Ping i\v plant
g th« . Vi t . v gai len direc tty m
the stomach.
1 it B vmph n \ • ■: ehestra ,
i- ! ,i i ! wii li.l ti HIS
. ; ii'. ingle cot icert
i . i een .. star
1, . i. i :u::t i: la had taken up
baseball.
.! ;u,iir , . pi: ■ vd l"istpone
i - :"h lav mtil next year
1 (1. : :. U i M gi \ l ‘II git t S 1
le . lliei that wood
and cardboard.
M.p.v ii.'. i ;■ ■. ■:'ng 1" Fat*>- i
ph. i . 'poll ta.-lo i"piI.' on tile
. oh .■ of •: u 'oc' \' ."ider .■ fly
to M ,1 .-troll m a sugar
I • i . p ■.. p. ..1 ii'-1. ays he
;s:h' Ii.u ro.-'i i 111 loo nil ga.-i •lille
! ie. lie':! settle for
• i uo.v right I rent
i i ris
A Lift For Today
V'i i 1 . i; a-::ncd >! the gOS
i cl .t t'r. li'iai.ins 1:16.
Till-; BUST ■■■.,. ,11 the divinity
of Ch. ; • :.,.t : r make dead men
* . . t-\ ^
Keep us pure in heart and clean
in lilc Lord (iod Almighty, crea
tor and preserver of all tilings.
M il B4C
One-Minute Test.
1. What tamo - American said,
"Let rai'C a standard to which
t*a* ;m. ..ad a i-iest can repair: the
res; m the minis of God'".1
2. What a- the largest food crop
it the United States?
2. in what book of the Bible is
the q a -tati m. "They have sown the
:nd ,.ud thev si..,11 reap the whirl
wind"?
Words of Wisdom.
There i- no study that is not eap
■a'nie of delighting us after a little
application to it —Pope.
Hints on Etiquette.
The br.de. of course, has the final
word regarding her wedding plans,
< .iisui' ng ..'h her groom. How
ever. i; would be tactful to ask the
bride's an : bridegroom's mothers
'their oj,,•;.jm well on some de
tails.
Today's Horoscope.
| A birthday today means that you
’are aggressive, confident in a pleas
t way. and re- n rceful in bending
’other.- to your will. You are tact
lid. esteemed by youi friends, and
sharp in your judgments. Love and
harmony will ii.de in your home.
Live your lilt- : , the fullest of your
inherent talents and skills. Do not
hesitate to iggest new and original
ideas that come to you. I! you can
paint, sing, write, in housework,
are you putting these into some
practical form of expression.
One-Minute Test Answers.
1. George Washingti n.
2. Corn.
.. The book _f 8:7. •
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ
1. True.
2. Thi. lias Jeffers. >:i
3. Quebec. Cana ia
4. Sir Homy M ig
5. "When in the c■1 . ■> nan
jvents."
ti. National Labor Hi . L • d.
\. Hegulatory food.-.
8. Paleontology.
t). William Allen W:. to.
10. Comedienne.
. ONTROL REMOVALS
OFFER Ml \\ I'ROBI.I M
New York. A ig. 22 AP Then
dill are bottlenecks in tin \..y
te 1 i\ ci v ..f tli.rt new ■
■ange. or aulomohilc ae-p :e
'green light" given civilian _nu
lacture.
Industrial observers agreed ' t y
the war production be .if .\ -
lion of 210 restrictions • ■ i .'
las loused a eonn.iett.ve . eh i■ • i■: -
.luce
This very compel it i i .y ■ rang
.in immediately prnbk
The Hesearcb Instil .te A me: -
ies, ino>rp.'rated. pm. . t - ■ a n.i
ing i .rgani/.ation predicted .a:
Mood of exaggerated and pi. 'ate
buying by manufacturer.- trying '
issliro thcmseh e- an a.le>|iiate .-ap
ily of materia! that WPI5 will be
li'ieed "within the next few days'
to take action.
INJURED IN FALL
Oxford. Aug. 22. Hoy \V, Crew.
I firmer of Salem township ...... e
eovering today :i ■ ; ini . ■ - -
tinned in a tail thn.ugh the t or.- o
a tobacco curing barn w hei ■. a
at work. Infoiai ati. a. ivcei. > 1
was that Crews appuru tly fainted
from excessive heat in the ii.an. tel!
forward on sticks ot tobacco hang
ing in the barn and crashed to the
ground, his head hitting a flue.
TIIIA DIDN'T KNOW
WAR HAD ENDED
I; , _■ A .{•. 22.—Good now.
t , i ;. Lvtlio ration hoard
:i Il.u Im.gton has prool that
,t ... . i very point.
;■ .. \ • r..tion board leeched
p.e, .11 . .on' a ms tor 1 liel oil ration
i even though the tool was
■ ,ii :: a'.! ration lists last Wed
nesday.
Oft icials f the board say a lai ge
\ : business has dropped since
hue, :ucl oil. and kerosene were
i, ns cu :roui rationing, blit that the
i i.ijr. -e ' applications for tires has
. aii ' '.v increased
W tii only a few other items still
i ■ mi !. >uch as meat.- and tats.
,ni r .boor footwear, the chief
mss o: the hoard now will be
: m b enforce OPA price control.
:• v .,s said this morning.
EAST CAROLINA LEAST
AFFECTED BY CCTBACKS
K : ii. Aug. 22.—President Ed
! R. Ruehii of the Atlantic and
ICarolina Railroad company in
an i p: miistic postwar sttilement to
; \ iei a red that eastern Carolina
.b iff feel less- effect from the
i :1 'ary and war cutbacks and
v. 11 -ale layoffs of workers than
a: v other part of the state. He
P .i out that the A. and E. O .
v. iii. li i' the lessee of the stale-own
i ■ A!:,anti and North Carolina rail
;11. lias already sustaVed Hie worst
1 rt i : its postwar adjustment and
re dv lot expanding freight loads
a "bis returns to the market from
peace-time factories.
WANTADS
WANTED: YOUNG LADY AS
!.kkeeper and cashier. Salary,
Skin per month. Apply in own
handwriting. to "Bookkeeper,”
Care Dispatch. 21-2ti
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS 7 Bay window 23 Huge ~ _
1. Bounder 9 Not ever 24 Strin"
4. Mournful 10. Clothing ^ An ac°ccpted
I! , JZ.U.thered maxim
8. Social 14. Distress
group signal ^6 Convert into
10. Rank 10. Varying leather |
11. Percolates weight 27. Betimes
13. Points (India) 28. Cereal wlEll IQIiCL|Q|AlN^
14 Part of a 19 Expression grains _ 13B
garment 20. Put on. as 30. Abounding
15 Twilled clothes in rocks »_ Yesterday • Anawrt
fabric 21 Containers 33. Raised > 35. Priestly caste
16. Turf for writing 34. Coffin and '■* (Persia!
17. Erbium ink stand . 37. Vehicle
18 Herbs
20. Terrible YY/Y//A' p P YZTX* Ts P V/aX/7/
22 Belonging 07,70, 07, 70/07,
to us 77 rf-7/7 s-a 77?
23. Holiday (Jap ) y/, Ay, 70,
24. Slang -7i
26. Mender of //'
pots --777? -
29. Farm animal yy
30. Large roof- --7777 if2-777,977,"
ing slate ^ 77/ //A
31. Method ----
32. Narrow strip yA
Of Silk TTT7 TS-’777 T0-- 7777 -rn->
55 Bare 70/07’ 07/ 07077,
36. Type of '70 Z0-777770
architecture * 07 16
37. Spheres —--________
38. Humble 1 77/. y/A 70,
39. Homely ——-_u__ __-____ Cll*.-__ ■
40. Arid }i 5J a+ 707
41. Little girl __, Yu*__
, DOWN //A. 5?
1. A defender ___----rt__-- _■. __ __
2. Helps 70 5* /// ^
3. Female doer YYu __---__- 0O.
4. Reprove W " 07070
5. Genus of lily xAAAaAA/A YAA/a VAAjlAAA,
6. Stun •
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HKNDKHSUN HlSiNCNS Cl’L.
ki’o X\ a \ ■ m S.\ V • :h -4 Ve
ered ! '■ ■ «
NEED ■ ■ : '
ins i . . .. e ready io a su
perior j- -- '
RADK1 HI IVICE. WE j
k11■ '\\ nave .i !'■ . •"’" ■ ''
tube.- and .' 1 A'lr. i 1 • - "i
ary :na :.o r.a! i .va ia! i| . li
tu .1 s • » ern • i iavn.-r I rail a
e 11 vi ' i ■'1 ail- i a I > 1 'll .'oil;
\-l i. at a i onej j
savins ■ I’: *n*i>i sci v iee on
any .< i i ■ 11 . u -■!) m
live piri; 1'iv.ri A.. ••• on.
Saaran’ei a 11 D H- 1 • Ho
ke a, i'1-1 u- • ::
cry , eel - 1. 1 ■ ■
out ENTIRE ST< H K 11|- 1 N
ratinned sunum i - .i>|u is and
sandals I'm- mm. women and
cllildl'i 11 lit i\V reduced t' i less
than Norwich near
Post ( M l io.. 21 At i
P« lit SALl : >Tn )N AND
Mir . I’.ae. !>.... \ K.t: in
Phone 3002. 21-2'..
EXP! iVK.M I '■> S A .1. e X M A X.
ci id.: : . .;r ■ 1 - ■ re: 'f. age
31, vi ai . . a Hendic
,-.in A 1 ire.-.- Sa.i c . re D -
paten. 20-411
CHEAP SUIT CASES. UTILITY
bag.-, met.., to '1 b 'Xe-. reg.il.ir
size Mas!i k-ai! batter.es. W.U.ihis
Iiardv. ..: c Cu. 21-4:.
J 1ST ARRI YE D SHIPMENT
ul’ men's oversize dress pants.
Size- up to AO waist. Nor
wich ileal- Post Ul’l'ice
21-Ati
GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything lor your
table. We deliver and save you
gas and time. Phone 43b. Always
ready to serve you. Herbert’s Yel
low Front. 25-tf
FOR SALE ONE OIL STOVE IX
good r . I • Lit. .Vive. ■ Bane
St.. W. t Ileruiei )li. 21-3:.
WANTED TRUCK Dl.'lVER AND
yard nan. 11 Ce.h an.! W-m.I.
21-2ti
FOR SALE THREE ELECTRIC
mot- 'i .-. :. • ; m r- pi.. 1!, .. in scales
and x - : i ' ... I i 15. New
man, ;d: me 1 122. 21-2U
REGARDLESS OF FORMER
prices. all unrationed summer
play shoes are n dticeti! Two
special lots at Si.hi) and
S2.hh. W'ehlj's Henderson
Shoo Store. Pi-10ti
DINNER SK I'S TO S22 an.
Ert ra c ins and -a :cer-, platter-,
salad bow 1bowl _ Wnt
k.n- 1 l.crdv. .: c C >. 21 -41i
MANY NEW ARRIVALS AT -THE
Place ■ V.i le ." Wir'd cut tin's,
ci >w ci iin-. n ' ■: cat -. j vi !!. n'k-,
DX • . c . i'. - ’\c-,
and 1 ry re. Corn
knive-. Alex S. Wat . i 22-1 ti
RADIO SERVICE-OVER 20 YEARS
experience, n.n.cin ei|Uipment,
and a complete stock >1 t .nc- and
repair paid . gna..aUee y.iu lirst
class ran," -cr\ ,.'c : i ra.-unable
Cast. Cnmplcn I i ' V Sel l ICO UU
any make tad - Jet. an. Radio &
Sound Scrv.ee, Phone 4 Hi.
M-W-F-tf
IRONING BOARDS. PAD COVERS
and ana idol lie- n. . .o. Wa Ik m -
1 lardw ire Co. 2 1 - Iti
WANTED TENANT Wi I'll PLENTY
of help ter one ,u V ,cc C .anty'.
best tobacco. e-tlan and gr.ii i
farms. .Must be a g.-nd man. Can
furnish ample tnbaeeo allotment,
good team and tool- to work with.
Address Tenant, care Dr-patch.
20—31 i
FOR SALE HOME COMFORT
range, > . Hl.'iu. In good con
dition. Mr-. l’.it!:c Tucker, K-2,
Henderson, near C >ke.-u ry. 121 —12*.i
HOSPITAL1ZATK '.V INSURANCE.
Ye-, c. e can • ale !■ >r individ
ual or fa iuly gr .up prelection.
$5.00 a day to" hospital room.
With or ur.iiout .-logical benefits.
Cost rea on i>le. Ft ank M. Barn
hart, General Insurance. Phone
562-J. 7-tf
F<*R SALE MAN S PRE-WAR Bi
cycle, Western Flyer, heavy duty,
good as new. Cun be seen at
Southern Ice Cteani Company. G.
S. Eastwood. 22—Uti
TIN CAN, WIDE MOUTH JARS’
also regular jar.-, jelly glasses,
sealing wax. jar tops, lids and
rubbers. Watkins Hardware Co.
_ 21—Jti
BRING YOUR LAWN MOWERS TO
Overton’s Lawn Mower Shop, Kit
trell, N. C. for guaranteed shar
pening and repairs. Also saw
sharpening. Ten years experience.
4-.M-W-S- 12-ti
JUST RECEIVED LARGE
shipment of ladies 51 jgau;ce
hose, DOc per pair. All new
Dill shades. Limit two pair to
a customer. Norwich's, near
Post Office- 21-2ti
ATTENTION CAR OWNERS: IF
you have a certificate to buy new
tires, be sure tu buy the Atlas
tire-—the tire that is guaranteed
for twelve months unconditionally
against all road hazards. Bon Ton
Esso Service and Harris and
Daniel Esso Service. 20-tt
W A N T ED, S E V E R A L MAIDS AT
Vance hotel. Hours 1) a. m. to 4
p. m. Good "pay. 20-3U
FOR SALE THIS USED EQUIP
ment—one large cash register, one
small cash register, one check’pro
tector, office nesk and one De
troit computing scale. Watkins
Hardware Co, 21-4U
iVANT ADS
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monuments
TOMBSTONES - MARKERS
From Tile
oath's Largest Monument.i! ]• • r_ I
VV. VV. LANGSTON 7
21!) Young St., Phone 77t!
___ Hi-iti.
iKK YOUR COAL DEALER Now
and he may be able to help v., 1
keep warm this winter. (Til on \
ii. O. Falkner and Son. Phone 20')!
__ 3-ti
’ROTECT YOUR TABLE TOP-I
new glass cut any size for table
tops. Edges beveled and polished.
Auto glass plain or safety, cut and
installed. A. K. Perry Garage
phone 31)0. 3
VALL - RITE TRIMZ, Rt \
ted \vall paper. A, > reg
« 'd paper. Watkins Hard
Co. 21 It
\NY MAKE RADIO CAN BE RE
paii cd at Upcli ireh A I ),n .
Two experienced i adn> sc . .
men and a complete .-t"ck of . j.| ,
parts at your sen lee. Bring \ M.
. et to Upehiireh & l),,eke. or : m
pick up sendee call 2114-W. 1 t»-tf
XK\V STATIONERY JUS’L ARR1V
ed. Large shipment of tales' colors
and styles in Air mail and Stand
ard Weights. Also several hundred
beautifully einbosse.i and neatly
framed pictures for the home or
ol!:ce, non-breakable and w,,.-li
able. Something entirely new and
different. See them on d, play at
Alford's Printing & Oll'ice Sapp'y
Company. 3( >- tf
AUCTION' SALE: DINING ROOM
suite, living room suite, bed: ■< t
furniture, stove.- and othei m.
eellaneous Terns. Saturday, Aug,
2.'). 2 p. m., at Chri.-tian par .
:n front of Liberty church ,,t
Epsom. 22-Uti
H( )USE AND L( >T Ft >R SALE 213
Davis ,-treet. Apply J. D. Per,,
Police Department. 21-3:,
LOST: KEYS ON KEY RING WITH
identification tag of David P.
Smith, Jr. attached to ;e> ring
Finder ret .rn to S A. L. agent,
Henderson, and receive rc.vaib.
i 2l)-3ti
FOR SALE: JERSEY AND GUERN
sey cows. Reasonable prices. Call
Charlie Trado, phone UU. Can be
seen at Trade's farm, known as
Old Dav ,.- Chicken Farm.
Ti-2U-22-2 1.
TOBACCO FARMERS — To.
bacco will sell high again this
year. Protect your year's
work with sound insurance on
your pack barns and tobacco,
and stive anticipated 2u per
cent on your premiums. F. E.
Pinnell Insurance Agency1,
telephones l')2-.J and 252.
17-tf
ELECTRIC WIRE AND CABLE,
electric fencers, clips, knob-, ihy
cell halter1! -, hot -ii.it battoi le
ft utkins I l.irdvv.. re Co. 21-t ti
BLACK Ml’LE STRAYED To MY
place Sundry l >vv Her ran get
-tune by paying fo: keep and ad.
T. R. Hope, Henderson, I(o ite 2.
STEED WOOL MENDETS. CAN
opener-, tea -1r.niic! -. air vvir.v.
teaspoons, Watkins Hardware C •
2 l-4ti
STRAYED AUGUST 8, BLACK
mule vveai ing leather halter.
Finder please notily Mrs W G.
Collins, Route 3, Dm 32!). Hen
derson, N. C. lti-titi.
DICYCLK TIRES. TUBES. HANDLE
bars, pedtiller.-. basket.-, fla-h
lights and batteries. Watkins
Hardware Co. 21 -4ti
CALL IK A FORSYTH AT 14G-J IF
you want to trade your old bed
room suite tor a new modern one.
It. F. Satterwhite & Sons. ti-tf
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISH
ed. Waxing ami puliMung. Work
done by experienced llourman
with heavy duty sanding machine
and polishers. Prices reasonable.
Call 3. Maurice Allen, 1U2G-W.
W&S-tf
WANTED: UNFURNISHED HOUSE
I or apartment. Call Eduard G.
| Cobb, Phone 35U-W. 22-21i
1 ALL UNRATIONED SUM
mer play shoos, regardless of
former prices, are now priced
from 99c to $3.99. Good style
from 99c lo $3.99. Good
styles! Good colors, good
sizes! Webb’s Henderson Shoe
Store. 13-10ti
BED LAMPS, TABLE LAMPS,
drop cord 3c foot. Ceiling lamps
for kitchen and porches Watkins
Hardware Co. ’ 21-lh
OFFICE SUPPLIES, PKE~- WAR
pencils, ledger binders and sheets,
numbering machines, typewriter
papers, ribbons and carbon paper;
Rubber stamps made to order.
School supplies. Henderson Book
Co. Established 1884. 10-tl
at USED
a. CARS
WE PAY SPOT CASH
CANDLER-PALMER
MOTOR CO.
Studebaker Sales and Service
I Henderson. N. C. Phone 451