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JOEY OUT FRONT
inlocal vote
Receiving 9.892 votes, former
rovemor Clyde R. Hoey, of Shelby
] the general election vote in
Hanover county, according to
,* official canvass made by the
unty board of elections _ at the
rthouse Thursday morning.
‘f defeated A. L Ferree, Re
f/an who received 1,292 votes
fU feface for U. S. senate.
‘nXhe canvass showed results sub
< ntially the same as reported af
sta ff count of ballots Wednesday
aiming and made no changes ir
T outcome cf any contests,
“'president Roosevelt and his run
F'ate Senator Harry S. Tru
"1IIg received 9,456 votes while
f "ReDublican nominees, Thomas
j' Dewey and John W. Bricker
VmStseno2f82°iher races, with
/“rats listed first, were:
DCFr Governor: R. Gregg Cherry,
iv Frank C. Patton, 1,367
’for Lieutenant Governor: L. Y
BaUentine, 9,511; George L.^reen,
'for Secretary of state: 'Plad
Pure 9,608; W. H. Gragg, 1,285.
E/: state Auditor, George Ross
Pou 9,554; J. M. Van Hoey, 1,303.
pf r State Treasurer. Charles M.
or/» 544. s. B. Roberts, 1,288
J°For Attorney General: Harry
jicBullan, 9,472; Sam J- Morris,
< nr\t
For Superintends of Public In
Clyde 4. Erwin. 9,522;
B Carl Fussell, 1,318.
For Commissioner of Agricul
ture W. Kerr Scott, 9,494; Clar
ence T. Allen. 1,303.
For Commissioner of Insurance:
William P. Hodges, 9,471; Halsey
B. Leavitt, 1,266.
For Commissioner of Labor.
Forrest H. Shuford. 9,437; James
E. Spence, Jr., 1,303.
I For Associate Justice of Su
preme Court: A. A F. Seawell
9431 William A. Devin, 9,448; and
E. P. Stillwell, 1,315, and Algernon
L. Butler, 1,296.
For Member of Congress, Sev
enth district: J. Bayard Clark, 9,
625: and Josiah A. Maultsby, 1,352.
For State Senator, Ninth senator
ial district: Roy H. F.owe, 9,181;
and Henry Vann, 8,867; H. E. Rod
gers, 1,308 and John B. Williams,
Sr., 1,124.
For member of the State House
of Representatives: Jack LeGrand,
9,691: J. A. Bodine, 1,161.
For register of deeds, A. B.
Rhodes, Democrat, unopposed 9,
tin o
For County Commissioners; Ad
dison Hewlett, 9,545; James M
Hall, 9,414 and Lewis J. Coleman,
9,240, and the only Republican,
William C. Shaw, 1,162.
For Justice of the Peace, Wil
mington township: Thomas B.
Hughes, 5,092; C. H. Casteen, 5,
165; J. F. Jordan, 4,991; Coy Ethe
ridge, Sr., 5,032; and E. Fred
Banck, 5,152. There was no opposi
tion from the Republican party.
For constable, David F. Sandlin,
unopposed, Democrat, received 5,
sos.
For Justice of the Peace, Mason
boro township, E. Porter Davis,
1,136, and W. A. Cannon, 177.
For Justice of the Peace, Har
nett township, M. B. Register, un
opposed, Democrat, 2,013.
For Constable, Harnett town
ship: R. H. Knowles, unopposed,
Democrat, 1,983.
For Constable, Federal Point
township: J. L. Craig, unopposed,
Democrat, 554.
All five proposed constitutional
amendments were passed with the
following votes:
*• *or making Commissioner ol
Agriculture, Commissi oner ot
Uoor and Commissioner of Insur
ance Constitutional officers and
members of the Council of State,
for 5,003, against; 1.308.
2. For amendment exempting
F'tanes Public from prohibition
afnst double office holding, for
W: against, 1,888.
For State Board of Education
amendment, for, 5,261; against,
U26.
t For amendment authorizing
"e general assembly to provide
cor!.pensation for lieutenant ver
e!' for- 3,726; against, 2,321.
~ For amendment abolishing
institutional requirement of pri
!‘e lamination of wife for sale
J^omestead, for 3,795; against,
-V
, man u-boats
E3D°N. Nov 9.- (/p) _ The
!le'vs agency, International
r.3v-i bureau. quoted Nazi
bt$74“thomies as sa-vinS that
disci., o£ U-boats had been
p-V,;;:,,Rued in favor Of greater
Sand weapons.
i‘’****►*»...._
New Footnote
ATTRACTIVE Claire Trevor, film
star, believes in looking nice from
head to toe. She’s wearing a slick
looking pair of sandals made of
ration-free material with a bright
print ribbon used for tieirg them
on snugly. (International)
«
Enforcement Officers
Destroy Large Still
Local ABC enforcement officers,
working in conjunction with ATU '
officers, located and destroyed a I
100-gallon copper submarine type
still Wednesday.
The illgeal outfit was found in
the Mitchell Landing section, near
Seabreese, on the Carolina Beach
road.
No arrests were made. Nine
fifty-five gallon barrels of mash
was poured out. Officers making
the raid were Charles Gray, of the
ATU, J. L. Mathis and M. F. Cook,
of the local ABC staff.
-V
A survey has shown that when
mail is placed on a man’s desk,
he is most apt to open violet - col
ored envelopes first.
AT FIRST ^
C$666
Cold Preparation As Directed
• Imported from the J
Caribbean for almost a
decade. Recipes on the
bottle. W. A. Taylor St
Company, Sole import
ers for U. S. A., New
York City.
WHITE 4/5 Quart j
OR
gold . $3.55
lABEL
86 Proof Re,a'1
give your child
I /^“'QUINTUPLETS
USE FOR CHEST COLDS!
! I? ^wnptly Relieve CougHng “
Easier
B^ MP,C?ngestion In Upper
^•terolt'e**^ Ifwrt, Hose, Throat
iron L,,*J‘u<;h wonderful prompt . __an new .
^ V- throat and aching ®KrersinceQuintupleta were tiny’tots
6?lki, J,j ' *■* cold* because it’s —whenever they catch cold—them
vWoK* “|T»" chests, throats and backs are rubbed
*h»‘ »o manv Doctors mnd With Musterole. Good old reliable
con ’iter-irritant. It .’K^h^manyl freeting col5
rn Jk “ t^'t tLT’.rWK!,0n in*U3per vrinter* of coughs, Bore throat due
u. Haler o\“w' ?®d throat. And BO to chest colds. , .
whiu .?Pi1,1 th,r‘ * mustard Always have » jar of Musterole
‘V° C^,U,nl*» — just rub it ready when colds strike your fami.,.
bSsSI—1
AT
GIFT
HEADQUARTERS
THE
• Jewel Box Gilt Shop I
Wilmington's Largest Most Complete 1
Modern Gift Shop I
DOWNSTAIRS AT THE JEWEL BOX I
For Best Selection
— OF —
FINE GIFTS
DO YOUR SHOPPING NOW!
| We Have The Most Complete Stock Of Fine Quality
CHRISTMAS GIFTS and TOYS
Ever Assembled In Wilmington
Make out your shopping list and bring it to the Jewel Box Gift Shop. Hun- Gifts for mother, father, brother, sister, sweetheart. You ve never seen a
dreds of beautiful items that everyone on your gift list will appreciate. finer display of appropriate gifts. Be wise, shop now.
Carving Sets
Gift Lamps
Stemware
\
Silverware
Stuffed Animals
VISIT OUR
PERFUME BAR
Vases
a. _a_ a a ja. .a_a_a_a_i
Cocktail Sets
A Complete Display
NORCROSS
Christmas
Qreeting Cards
Cards for service men and women as
well as civilians.
X ......._._._._._
Luggage
Urns
, N «
■ Delightful and different odors in lovely gift pack- ,
ages. What woman wouldn’t appreciate a beautiful .
bottle of perfume? ;
Dolls
Silver Flower Bowls
JEWEL BOX GIFT SHOP I
Downstairs At The I
el Box B" I
_^ 1 BONDS ■
V 109 ML FRONT STRUT * I
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