WANT ADS!
PHONE 610 FOR SERVICE
FOR SALE
MONUMENTS
TOMBSTONES - MARKKltS
Emm The
South's longest Monumental Factor;
W. W. EANOSTON
2111 Yeung St., Phone 773
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1.1 )T Kill: - M. I. DESIKARU
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PAINTS' PAINTS' KINK i.iUAI.
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FOR S'.I.K V.M.rAP.I.K I ARM
*t.* *: . i ■ . - * ’ . 11 . Pi a, i
nl IP . 11 .: i. 111 j 11 •. j: 11; l nt: •
Club . Seven re hi
lac, ■ I .ci.:. I: me B Wn; -
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AC r< )M 'PI Ii \V< I '! I III-, \TKRS
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al a * . i anti a .va
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FOR SA1.F I.ARCH SIZE I ■RE
'.va: -a : a . ain.; he.ilee a es,
leii; ■ ■'oltt.■ ills, mt'ilile I r hea'
at Pa.- ■, 1.. a :* i >, i.i ia . a
imp .1 a
AI .1 Ml P DUTCH i iV !• NS, FRY
I'la ' a a t .a.a- ji.m ,
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Vine i A I ' !■' P; \P la n: SALE IT ■
■ 'a la •• I. pt-.e. til.; a a 1
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I -' "M ,U I'm.- I al Slat; , I Is' ; .
E'.a . PI...it u-r-tt.
BURPEE TIN CAN SEAT.MRS NO
3 N , P tin Watki-n Harri
" a t- I ' ' IJ-HP.
I-'t )R ‘ ..I .F I Cl K A -1 'I i| A Dis 1
pi n.- • : . I !•' -ai,I i -i (’,irb... i.at •
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eight .ail a iV .V
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AT 1! P PP i;; ('Alt i i\VNERS 1 !•'
.,- i Ct l I: I a at e I, i I ai v m '.t- i
* '• - • • hay '-a- All.,-;
Fit- Pa- 1 <• 1 at , gi: . itee.l
I- • - . i I' e •:. inl'■ ia mi - in:!i:i in.nl!v
: ' a -atl ha.-ai -1 B •!! Tall
F I- -I ! a.I 11 .: . . ,-fi.l
D.a M K i S ■ a e. 20-tf
two ' i -i: 11 ini snow CASES
1 P; - ■■ i i .i onabli-. It i'
<; ■ F -a 720. 0-121 i
Tin-1: -pi pi ai 11,ias pint size, '
> .!Vries, battery lan
tern a ■••II and hnl ■ hot bat
tel . .p.. .. IIai.l.va,e IP
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GOOD Ql ,!.i I'Y U OOD II EAT- !
> »V - i:h j
ilo'A n : if:, m idp hi ■ hot-' steel |
I' ■ 'll' ' '1 l !.'• m- ,l till iinifal i
hem* n de Alex '1. Watbin . I
10-1 •.
OHp.-r . ■ * i: I'.IKS'i.iALfZEl i
1 '■ ■ 'a.' 1 I :n 1> ' ;■ mlr
• 1'- lam ! i. alt .'act i vc lit igl is.
I i >(a . I ! i | ) i ii .$ ] .niI up nann*
II iv i • ! i . . I K-mte;' i,n I !,,v)K Sail c.
4-tf
GAHBAG!•' C A X S , COTTON
■a. 'i, prewar lard tin . No. 2 and
No 3 t ii rails for canning. Wat
kin- I I.l I'll A ll I P ( 'l i. Sl-.'i'
CLOTHES I'l.NS. ALUMINUM, 3lie
dozen G.iH aiu/cil wire, clothe
backet U at!..ii Hardware Co.
g-ati
FOR RALE TWO FRESH MILK
cow '.'. .ii. e. ,ni1 ml third ea1
\ i All k •o.l n-ii'-te: T. I. Ilar
ringlon, phone 2H02 or see me at
High Price Warehouse. ti-3ti
ELECTRIC TABLE LAMPS, BATH
rnuni, bedroom and kitchen light
tixUire-:. Watkins Hardware Co.
ELECTRIC STOVE FOR SALE. IN |
good condition. Call at S.iile I).
1 ,a\v Building, 1 (1-1 L
FOR INTERIOR PAINTING USE j
l'latlux. I! covers with one coat j
It's an ml base paint. Dries quick
ly. Colors peach, pink, cream,
ivory, buff, light green, powder
blue, j inqud, and white. Alex S
Watkin.- Phone 33. 3-4ti
GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for youi
table. We deliver and save you
gas and time. Phone 433. Always
re.i v to serve you. Herbert's Yel
low Front 25-tf
I .. ' _ _
SHOE LEATHER, SHOE SOLES
rubber stick-on soles. rubber
heels, heel plates, shoe tread, sad
dle soap. Neatslene shoe grease.
Watkins Hardware Co. 9-3ti
TYPEWRITERS. A I) 1) 1 N G MA
chines. Cash registers, Steel Desk,
IAIuminu n Chairs, Steel Files and
Pianos s( on to be available. Place
your order now for early delivery.
Alford's Printing & Office Supply
Coatptmy. 5-tl
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FOR SALE
>NF I.I.I * l RI(' i >RJ1 ,|.. FR( >M I 4
III.'ll t.i I I S1 .111 .ill W.it .11
1 l.u 11\\ .a r i n I'hunt* 41). !i HU
WF 11A V F \ FFW KLFCTRIC
ill'll n R I. S:,;u fwhiie ,v S' 'll
Fee i . .Hies . !J • • [
I'KDTFl T Yot'U TAliFF TOP
lies'.' pb. . It any size fur table
t'.ps. Kdgi In eleil anil pi.li-'it’d
Anil) iJ'* plain i.r salety, rut and
installed ,\ K lVny Cainf'e,
pin.lie HUD H 11
Ill'll' 'Al'AFMY CAN YAP. I'lilVK
Pel ,/e Walls.n •
I lardv. a.. i ;|. ,
REPAIR - SERVICE
R AI) I () REPAIR SERVICE
A <-<• 1111,!<■!«• n -k ill' tubi and re
placement pari lor any make
radio. Prompt ervice. All work
yuai anteed. Free pic.; up -ervice
IT and 11 Radio Hi air K e, i;i:i
t Mon! gi on ; y .-Pit! 1 ’hone
2:il. ‘ 8-tl
HAVE YOUR SEWING MACHINE
ie a.red 'V Singer expert iiip
Genuine Sing, • parts 1.;;
1 I All •'U i 1 .mierd. Repair;
• I up T . i. day all. , al
Walk-in Hi hvare (' > . and de
I . e. d : , . p, v II, . V.ae .
'■Ui Suii'.er Sewiii:; M,..-oiue Co .
II W. P ... h Si , |) In,mi, N
11-27; i
FI. It Y AND WATCH R F.l’A IR
■ .. ei.vut.i! . ! 11 ted, estimates
eerl uby n ide NiiW op, 0 for
1' ine. s T; 1 1 I Sonne, 2n i fluoi
Bldg 2U!) S. f 1.1; nett St ,
Henderson. X. U 25-27ti
PRFPARF FOR v.'IXTF.R: IN
4■ 1 till a liew nmlTler and eli
RunaF' pan fumes. Sprinkl ■
I i re in. 1 .'Id William Si red.
9-t f
FOR PROMPT ELECTRICAL SEH
e 1 HI Dutfell Electric Con
I'-Pnj. Silt's and Ser\ace. Phone
X 1 11> 17. P (). Box lid, Bender
on, X. IX 28-20ti
St.’.VIXG MACHINE AND VACUUM
1 I I'l'p..;: S V: I. i R bill!:
s A uu; M.udime . Paris. All vr irk
• ' ■ ■ Hi" i. Tannei Si wing M.i
' nine Shop, lb me 1 10-W. H-.a'i
ANY MAKE RADIO CAN BE RE
"n i red ul Updeirch & Daeke
Two expel ienced radio service
men and a complete stock of radio
p.ols at your service. Bring your
set to Upchurch St Daeke. or for
o A op 'iv "i ■" ca'1 'MW 18-11
HELP WANTED
BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED
Go 1 1 iu 1 y u 1 ul i• .11 a.i : hi. A ■ -
| 1 V V. !b to. Wool,', I ! till', v
s I 1; 9-t:
WANTED ONE AU’I’t HVR iBILK
n e a mil a-. \; m!y at R, I iable
Weld.ng and Machine Works.
WANTED AT ONCE COLORED
.■Oman to cool: and keep small
bun 1 clean. Very good salary.
f t, uiy job. (11 stay oil lot 11 de
..a■ 11. Call at Bui., rX Pawn Shop.
in-"
WANTED: SIX WHITE LADIES
lor Hole) Vance. Good pay. 8-0ti
WANTED NEAT COLORED CURL
In work at lunch counter, $15.00
!■ week and hoard. Apply at
Ihgh Price Lunch Room, High
1 h ice Watch'< tse, 9-2ti
NURSE WANTED: STAY ON THE
lot. Mrs. li. II. Mixon, phone
8(17-W. G-tf
WANTED TRUCK DRIVER AT
once. Apply in person at night’s
t oa I & Wi' >rl 9-lf
WANTED: TWO BELLBOYS AND
other help wanted at Hotel Vance.
8-6ti
WANTED C< 'Li 'RED MAN or F’AM
ily as caretaker. Must be reliable,
congenial, interested in boats,
f.siting and hunting. Write 1’. O.
Box 38, Henderson. N. C. 7-tf
WANTED
WANTED—ALL PEOPLE SUFFER
mg from kidney trouble or back
ache to try K1DDO, 97c Money
back guarantee. Page - Hoeutt
Drug Co. 2:i-tf
WANTED NEW OR USED ELKC
tiic iruit. Call Hull, Daily Dis
patch
WANTED TO RENT: THREE OR
four mom furnished or unfurnish
ed apartment by permanent t esi
dent. Phone Dispatch at 500. tl
WANTED II A It LEY DAVIDON
motorcycle. Will pay cash Do sey
Tillot-on, Route 3. Henderson N.
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WANTED A CIRCULATOR OIL
heater. Call 404 or 779-J ; fte ■
7 p. in. 9-5ti
COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN
wants two or three room unfur
nished apartment for light house
keeping. Phone 1133-J. 5-5ti
WANTED TWO ROOM UNFUR
nisred apartment for man and
wife. Call Mr. W. W. Edward- at
Southside Drug Co. £ 3ti
SPECIAL NOTICE
LION'S ('ll' L SgUAIil- DAW
S.itui tl.i> iii11 at Ai iinn>. !*
12, .ttlmi- .nil >’1 e pi i jir > iii,
1(I-1‘
SEE YOUH COAL PEA LEE NOW,
and In' may In* aide In help ynu
keep warm this winter. Call on o
H. O. Ealkner "nd Son. 1‘hone 2(in
3-tf
H( »Si*l I'AI, 1\SUKAN. r. CAR( J
linn ('asll.i!! v Insin anee 1 ' . ! Sav
ior's lie .; ,i nee Se: v . r 11 |
Bekhan \i;ent. Hi X 7 lit. Ilen
derson, N C , phone 41!n-W.
•{i»-27ti
AUTOMOBILE I N S i ilANCE IS
nr 'iv mi. .i. y now than (■’. ii
a' We !.., e hiit y at in • :
I"1 n i i W 1»a i ■ f i n; 111 (11 ■ n i ■ i ■: 11 J n -
ill.litre Phone if,2-J. 20-1
LIONS . OUARK 1)AN(
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12. ail.i . at ..lie | ie; |ie on.
10-1 t
voc ni-:i:i» only rkah
I he in v. 4|in|>er hi adlmes o
(i tisi r \ i ■ the iremeiiddiis in
f r«*ii:■•(• iii ititli.midiile acci
dent . Are yuu insured
np'am ! • eh hazards? I'.etter
be ate I liilti Surry wit It ilde
'111a11 iii'.tirtiiiii Costs so Iii
lie I’itmi'll 1 nstir;tiiee aps nev.
! ’Itolle Tod Ilf lbd-.J. 1 if
LOST—FOUND
LOST VC .MAX'S BROWN I.EATH
fi'. 1 iii.i. •• /-ip: •< ■: piu'.'e i'u:it:iinii i ■.
<R i • i i ’ ’ -on- i hi ! ntlie:' vtilu.i
< 1 i mil- Aloiiil.iy
•' t1'. I' j I- : i-lin ii ! i Clnt-I' n|
I',-!.., ii :i■.
; OR SVOLI-'X lancK KK
ninlr- |-i,!nti’i, •• with bn.n
- i. el ill brown (i L:ii!
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km'.- -in ■ > ■ c.'.-i'.:,
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fit...in- R7'J-.I Id-.,
LOST: M A VS SLACK CLOVE
!: •'! i- '.h Willi;,m tr. -
Rl-v.'.iI ( '. ;vl. t ‘ i ,J ,(■!'. 11 -tit i
I.( )ST AT W i i El'K • >N NORLIN. \
r->:id Sim I ,i... ]j..t■,
1 ,11 iiil' ' R| A .1 . I Rl’t ! |: il t. , I ’.
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LEGAL NOTICES
I Xl < I TOR.X NOTH ft
We hare tli .- day iiuahfiml before
‘: (’!••! k oi S; i j KM ior ( ' * irt, of
Vance County as eseeiP.».• .> 1 the
■'.'il 1 ot oar iia>‘. ,c. . Anna 11 Wy he,
kite of Vmice County.
I bis is !i. nobly all per. -ns hav
i ing claim, ayaiimt t!i».• e>t. • >1 aid
decea - mil. p: < cut them to !;. • lin
er •. cued duly venhed on • r he'.ore
the 12th day 1 Sepieuhe. . lP-HI. ->
j tliis notice will hr plmadml in bar
I of their recovery. All per ms m
de!)ted to aid elate are i <•<|lie u i
to make immediate j.av in nt.
This the 121!i day - 1 Srptembi-i
1945.
04. A R 11 A MM IF..
AITIUSTI'S R KA VIS.
Executors of the Will ! Anna
Ik Wyche. D a 1(. l
A. A Runn, Attorney.
12-19-20-2-10-17
NOTH ! OF S\! ' O'
North ('ai olrna:
Vance County:
l' lit . riv! bv ■. i ' . i
of llu- Si I la ri f'i' 1 t \'a .a ■
f'mmty, North ('arni :' ir in
tin specia I i n ■ .r i• 1' i” • ■ i i ■ rI—
ing. cnt it h d H 11 !!'i. I, \
Tung ten Millin'1 (' ,
md under and ov !: luo i ( 1 ■
dor Kp-X.ilp ill.o-i an I ill, - I
bid tin- m ‘ ':, 1 ( .
[will i.n Ua 261; dav o i 1 i i■
194.6. at i:’ .. : .a . v .on. • : a
l 'owl ! T iii.'ip d "i in I lendr: on. N
(' . offer for silo | i the i.. \ ■ t ! ; i -
der f"■■ cash. U|i n a■" ■ i• '
of $2100.00. led • 11 b j i "'t to • |, • > ■ i .
!ii illation of the (’ •: rb 4 • I: fact
i-'ghts or fee n 1b.it ce: 1 • i i *. * o
land and being in Willi'
Township. Vance County. Vo 'h
Carolina, adi"ining lands of \ l.i
Morton, Marrow, and olhr and
more |'art icularly de ;t;be t ! al
low- :
lie-" n at a b me in Moi-h- ' bn":
run theoee N 66 1-2 !•'. 10.70 chain
to i si i|<e. ' ■ tint 1 v a pine: N 72 ! 2
K 9 a.'! el' a ; ns to a take ill old ran i,
C m onin'i along aid N 2.611' N
12 1-9 K I 7.6 • ” 4 W 4 ott: N 3.7.6:
" h: k > to- \t •>;> |.; ;> on \i -,n ff i ii6
V 67 1-2 If 4 16: N nt " -.<•• \" 2,8 If
4 40 cii- i". to a 4 mo "t the path
I 1 0 fl e s'
tier ): thence a! me Mo12m i
89 l-° 6 ”o eha ns b> a stake in
branch. Morton's and Seek'- ■ irnci"
Ihenee down llv In o> b s 02 ' 1 0"
s •'! r i r v r q .in I.4
1 pa ,,, ■
Star' 's 'V 18 I -■> !■' t I 66
stone. 1 Pet ll's per S 6 t 1-2 b
17.81 to P.lar' ('. • •• ii" ■ ■
5 Hi W 79 link to
Owen’.' Co"' s 87 If lt.lt (•' "I" t 1
stone. Marrow's come1 S .6 W .68.6.1
to n ■ ■! I ' id' "\ on X o th !'■ a
branch. I'anaT ... V 86 ie
ilong a line of marked trees 44.06
chains to a Hint -"in 'i• t.■
2 46 to red on1: ide Idle' S 86 W
1 ..61 chains to gum -.'"bn v "
1 ‘’ll chains '"lilt ' 1" ' ■ . ■ ' 44 i j "
W 7 06 d'ai't • ni" i l. b" •• v 2.7
W 8 If' t , I ' 4 I '4 2. I l-4’
W 6 27 chain • 4 ■ Con
tain inn 2'd ere . ■ r less, ao
coi ding to ol.i4 !■ ■ "a
Tavlor ai4 C. • " '"'da'no
November 24. 1898 and .h ne. 191'
Reference is made la deed recorded
in Hook .68 at nage 104. Vance C • ' •
ty Registry Being know tins till
A) " ah on Sneed land.
This sale will he made subic-' 4 '
the mineral and ore rights in iiil
! land.
This 9'h day of October 1946
B H PKURY, Commissioner.
1 Pen v A- K'tired. Attorneys,
I Henderson, N. C.
10-16-23 3
BLOND! F Kcsisirrpd I <. I’;.tout Ol., By Chic YoUIlg
1
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THE OLD HOME TOWN ..- - .. ■ By STANLEY
L, OH1-HE fell. OUT OF TM PEAfP TEEE .
And ONLV ar?OKE HIS ARM --
IM SOE15Y. t thought hed
, BI2EAK A lEO 06
t/jOTHIS j
VEAS
. DOC, ANOTHER^
\ )olD CODGQ.' {. J
2J (outguessed 4||I
, l Vou,1 J ^
'&**?*> m
l« fa-4 .
!====- DOC PlLLSBUlRV SAVS moth/mg IS GO/AK
r ACCOK’C’/AiG TO SCHEDULE THESE DATS- .
... ., M. . ... • '.'-IQ_
bCOTT S SCRAP BOOK
I
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1RL IOO >al. l -LO'.t
1o IO :'»t l On p .•■ f M a L vv.
TH E J A-. f 1 I M 1-30 p L E T ULYSSES
PuT TrE SHOT 47 F t L I i.RRAHl'
8 INCHES , U i-iH JUM PEP v.AS CALLED
6 FELT I incH , And won ViConPiITonai
I SCHOLASTIC. HONoM l» FM SURRENDER.'
BASKE-TBALL^^r^fENNlS, > \ l'anTOlinamE ^RANT
"**■ The largest republic furinc, the
IN 1ME U S.S P > .'IVIE WAR.
|R >R ■ . - N THE U S.
- jr >Lfa- Russian sov’i t ,
Yu , , FEDERATED Socialist \c .
Tltlt SAW tfu A SWORDFisM republic H>
IS A WEAPON OF DEFENSE
iwyh
I BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
HAYRK NOT V HANDIC AP
MANY A STAR player will tell
you he bids exactly the same op
posite a weak partner as with a
strong one Rut we have yet to see
the player whose actions con
stantly eonhrm his statement On
certain hands, he will take the tut
in his teeth and bid so that bis
associate gets very little chance
to do anything about it .some
thing' be would not even think of
doing if he had a partner he con
sulercd as capable as himself And
>• mu-limes these tactics pay prof
its so that having a weak partner
proved an advantage instead of a
handicap
* -T 7 6
40 K 10 4
♦ J 10 8 7 6 4 3
X None
X \ 0 5 --- X K 10 4 2
40 V q J 9 N 40 8 7 5 3
..2 \V K ♦
♦ " c X J 9 4 2
X A 7 5 ---
X Q S 3
40 None
X A 17 Q 2
x K q 10 8 ti 3
11 valet* South Neither side
' vulnerable i
I South West N- -th F.ast
IX 4 V P- s Pass
■'X
West would never have made
that Leaping Lena' bid of 4
1 h arts with an experienced part
ner opposite him He was afraid
that F.ast might bid diamonds, or
tha: North and South might find
a lit in that suit, and he wanted to
shut off communication between
them besides fearing what East
might do
It turned out that if gradual
bidding had g d North and South
into a diam. nd o ntraet a grand
slam could have been made m ease
a spade was not opened \ cross
ruff of hi arts a: d clubs could
bat e priII ■ "... d !"i a tew t ru ks
until the duh remainders wore es
tablished. whereupon they could
have been run i n spade discards
from the Ninth hand Even with a
spade lead only two tricks could
have been lest
If the opponents had let West
try 4-Hearts, as they might ha' e
in case that was reached gradual
ly. it would have been St t with
the loss of one or more tricks m
every suit
As it was. West got a plus score
for his side because the defenders
played the hand in the wrong suit
South, trying for S-Clubs, lost two
tricks to trumps at. i two m
spades, so was down two
Tomorrow's Problem
4 9 d .1
f K J t 2
♦ Q 9 -2 'l
+ K
1KQ 10 -1 A A 8 7 S
A Q 10 S ti N yt
r, 4 W K ♦ io
♦ a o +.18764
+ A Q 5 - 3 2
A o *
« A 7
A A 17 1 8 C, 4 i
4 >0 9
(Dealer North East-West vut
nerable. >
If West 1. ads the spade K
against Souths 5-Dinmi mris and
follows with the Q how can East
I tell definitely that he should not
j overtake it to return anothei
spade?
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Wife Preservers
* annt'd peaches chop|led fine and used
I ar an inKi**-*.in cup cakes have the
\ effect as applesauce or bananas.
'I it \ produce a nice moist cake that stays
n-vust for several days.
Wife Preservers
If. when defrosting your refrigerator,
you till the freezer trays with hot water,
the heat of the water will melt the film in
the compartment and it will run into the
drip pan below