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PAGE TWO
. Prince Goes to Court
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Because a Persian rug, valued by
iie earner at 56.000, was stolen
tram the home leased by Prince
Serge Mdivani and his bride,
Mary McCormic, opera singer, the
prince faced a suit in a Los An
geles court for f (5.000. The
prince said the rug was worth
on'v $3."0
Dispatch
WANT ADS
I
Oct Results
RADIO TROUBLES DIAGNOSED AND
«utaMp corrected. We give factory,
•ante* using newwt and most mod
ern equipment. Parts for all radios.
Mtuo Jewelry Co. 14-ts.
NOTICK —NO SPECIAL PRICES ON
dry cl«an»ng Saturday. All work
received and delivered Saturday
will be done at our regular prices.
Grissom Tailors and Cleaners.
Phone *75- 15-ltl.
* a
NOTICE—NO SPECIAL PRICES ON
dry cleaning Saturday. All work
received and delivered Saturday
* will be done at our regular prices.
7 Valet Canning Co.. Phone 464. 15-It.
-1 WILL SELL ONE CHEVROLET
- tonring car at public auction at
' Seaboard Freight Depot, Saturday.
Janqary U at 2 p. m. L C. Bragg,
aucUeneer. 14-Yti
—■ - i
- TOn RENT—TWO MODERN SIX
~ room bungalows and aparfment.’ l
- Good locations. Rent reasonable. R.
- __ L- Muetain Phone 341-W. 16-lti.
- WANTED TWELVE OR *(ORE
good used straight chairs. Apply at
- Faria Billiard Parlor. 15-lti.
I EXTRA SPECIAL UNTIL FURTHER
* notice. We will give a free greas
ing with every brake lining job
« Autbert Service Station, Phone 193.
* 15-eod-tf.
* FOR THE NEXT 10 DAYS
1 we are going to put a spe
: cial low price on all used
cars. It will pay you to
7' come in and look them
* over. Clements Motor Co.
Ford Dealer. 13-4 ti.
r for RENT—S ROOMS IST FLOOR
V-eam heated apartment. 165 Hor
-7 ner street. Miss G. C. Blacknall.
- Mon-Fri ts.
BARBECUE DAILY -
•earned 4o suit your taste. Wel
come Service Station. 1 mile north
-of Henderson. l_tj
' , WANTED: FEBRUARY IST. FUR
~ nlahed apartment by permanent. i‘e
_ couple. State price. Addrefts
~ “A” Care Dispatch. 15-ltl.
Real bargains can now be
had In store and home furnisht&gß.
, ° n * special lot including a lowly
- » millinery cabinet with large mil*
- ] ror. several mirror dqnrs for bed
t rooms and closets, several large and
Ismail size plain doors, glass show I
cases. Iron safe. Wicker settee. Sing
.. * r sewing machine, several display
v U . bi< * * nd fo “eteen atrip* of beav
-7 erboard going at sacrificed prices for
quick disposal. Henderson Auction
House William Street. 12-6 U.
: PHONE 29 FOR QUALITY
coal, prompt service and
7 correct weights. Also 'dry
pine wood. S. H. Watkins.
: . 1 16-ts.
- RENT— SIX ROOM BUNGA
tow on Nicholas Street. Mrs. Geo.
J. Rowland. Phone 111. 1* and 15.
7 awrr—two apartmkntb
•*** D** Upchurch's residence,
■eile Street. Each has private an
tmnw. garage. P. H. Rose. Fhonea
_ 171-363-W. Prl. Mon.
: WHEN YOU WANT COAL
consider quality, service
£ and price. We have all
_ kinds. Hight’s Coal and
_ Wood Yard. Phone 158.
Z eod-tf.
- WHY LIVE IN A COLD
- lionse. Modern heated
house lor rent reasonably
Dr. A. C. Yow. Wed. tr.
Gasoline Bootlegging In
North Carolina Reported
(OpougMM Rom Rage One.)
without paying tike lax .aecordlng to «
Mr. Sears of tne gasoline tax division.
For under the present law, the manu
facturer must report every car of
gasoline shipped Into the State, while
the railroads must also report every
car delievered. Steamship companies
must also report all arrivals of tank
ers and amount of delieveriea. The
State tax of 6 ents a gallon is paid
by the manufacturers at the time the
>ann ears or tank steamers are un
loaded.
This leaves only about two possible
methods for gasoline bootlegging m
North Carolina. One Is the smuggling
1 WESTER'S j
| Groceries and Fresh Meats |
1 i/ 2 PRICE I
For the next 10 days, January 15 th. to January 25th., we will sell
W any items listed below as follows. You may buy any quantity you R
3 want from one package or pound at regular price and one extra 3
5 at HALF PRICE. 9
Choice Round Steak. H>.. 25c— | l-2e Can Crushed Corn 10c— r V
T i ]h.. extra fur 1 U>.. extra for JC U
■ Chuck Steaks, lb.. 15e— *1 1-2 c Fancy Crushed Corn 15e— l-2e W
l lb., extra for » lb., extra for I |ux
H IVumtrv Sausage, lb.. 25c— |0 l-2c ('an Choice Tomatoes. 10c— r H
11 lb...extra for I]h - **xtra for DC g
Western Pork Sausage, lb.. bV — l-2e 15c Bladtlcr Snuff. 15c—- m l-2e M
V 1 lb., extra for • 1 lb., extra for I Q
2 Mixed Sausape. lb.. 10c — r* Pure lb.. 10c— p*
1 lb., extra for DC l lb., extra for DC M
Chuck Roast, lb.. 15c— l-2c Thick Fat Back, lb., Bc A M
M 1 lb., extra for • 1 lb., extra for R
m 100 Pound Bag C. S. Hulls __ 50c 9
V 100 Pound Bag Extra For __ __ 25c H
J have a nice lot of Milch Cows for sale or trade. Priced very §
Q reasonable. The nicest lot of 1 ive pigs and shoats we have ever 9
had. All inoculated against cholera.
g GET OUR PRICES ON FE ED, FLOUR, SUGAR, ETC. g
| WE DELIVER FREE SIZE ORDER H
WESTER'S I
||| Phone 840-841.
lilG SISTER— Out of the Nowhere By LES FORGRAVE
WHactfs DAT KID OOihJ' HAWSttv! \ROUNJO a S KiOf DOIO'T LCMM6 catch ~~ - ■- -V i
CAN'T HAVE OAT IF t*M ©OMO’ A VO ° HAWfiIM'ROONJO D<S
o 1 ) OACfs coat) aw;bov) i'S UjftJ
* 53? ra ” "v. ,OE K.O WOTTTVED ro-iTOP M 6 WHEW HEA MEAU&JV! HOUSE { L'M
<AsVAV ,j; x A/ », * \ DE COP WA*S HEAOjN C£R ME?3UR£ MYTRVIKJ 1 TOTALS CCAT '' M
\ 4ea ~* r **~._ fa-. \ vou ARE. I qoght . H /
•***'-*'-. k’ ~ . -^—’’l | I
TME GUMPS—THE OLD GUARD
[Hrr %»*a come our 6n THE
Oh H DECK TO6AV- aul un con%ck>. vor 1 yillijU , .1*: fo-v WiflfP^lij
Ifl W OUt?r LET HlfA SNOW NMAX6LF - N W |« rliiSuli li®*ii!! : ! i- :r Wlf!l||| Sp?( l
• * €)hwms« ; ~5. rSTSU7St£Xtm.\ ffel'liif:* Mmi \ - <f
BUOM * f a^VcVcSW^r-\ p II ii h j£
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BY -ms trap is 55J- i fe ,:( .•, - ■ |/s>* KV ' _
• < arJ^s u & • £*s?
HENDERSON, (N. C.,) DAILY DISPATCH FRIDAY,'. I JANUARY 15, 1932 1
of gasoline across the State line from
other States In tank wagons. Thg.
other is the purchase of be rising
naphtha or other products very simi
lar to gasoline and (heir sale as gaso
line or mixture with gasoline, in or
der to reduce the amount of the tax
paid.
“In other states we have discovered
numerous cases in which individual
filling station operators have emixed
gasoline and* kerosene half and half
and softl It as gasoline," said Paul E.
Hadlick, of the American Petrolum
Institute, who attended the meeting
here Thursday. “The operator will buy
1,000 gallons of gasoline upon which
th tax has been paid, and then dilute
It with 1,000 gallons of kerosene. The
average motorist will not know the
difference, yet the filling station op
erator will make 3 cents a gallon .
more profit while the State Will H
the 0 cents tax on 1,000 ptflons <ar
*6O. >
“Indications are that very little of
this kind of bootlegging !■ twin* done
in North Carolina." Mr. Hadlick said.
“But we want to mak sure that none
is being done or going to be done.
That la why all the leading oil and
gasoline refining coaipanlea are or
ganising to cooperate with the various
States to help them find the gasoline
bootleggers and bring them to Justice.
We fel that since atl the big gasoline
refiners pay their taxs and abide by
the laws, that all the filling station
operators should do the same."
Before the l®th osntury Asia In
fluenced Europe far more deeply than
ever Europe influenced Asia. |
RubberTTres . wb<eru shores op America,):
£ONV/ElS£f£l> BV'TBE. INDIANA OF AuAS.<A
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WOULD BE BUT marshal] VVELU \
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acts AS A ao-YEAR-OLD WOULD

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