Henderson daily dispatch., January 20, 1932, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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WANT ADS
tOat Rashits
A LITTLE PEPSO-GINGER WILL
ltd your indigestion. or your drug
. gM win refund your money. 18~30t.
WANTED BT PERMANENT FAM
lly a modern six room heoted house
In good location. Prefer place close
In with garden. Rent must be rea
sonable Address "House" care of
this newspaper. l&-3ti.
ALL OVERCOATS AND TOP COATS
reducsd to $7 93 and $9.93. See win
dow display Watkins Store. 20-It
FOR RENT THREE OFFICE
rooms, one is large front room 1
by 90 feet, other two are small con
Meeting rooms Will rent any num
bar or all. Also one three roon
apartment with bath located ovei
Hsndsrfcon Candy Kitchen. See G
W. Adams 19-2 ti
FOR RENT THREE ROOMS WITH
garage Furnished or unfurnished
on Sene street Apply to Joe Smo
lensky’s store 20-28.
FOR SALE-FIVE BURNER OIL
ttove in good condition Price rea
sonable Call 423 . 20-lti
RADIO TROUBLES DIAGNOSED ANE
quickly corrected. We five (acton
service using newest and mo?t mod
ern equipment. Parts (or all radios
Mixon Jewelry Co. 14-ts.
ANNUAL M E ETITTg
stockholders and member.
• West End Country Clul
Thursday evening, January
21st., 7:30 at club house
E. F. Shaw, Secy. 20-2 ti
FOR RENT FURNISHED BED
room In steam heated house. 42-’
Chestnut Street. Phone 320-W. 19-4
MEN'S MOLE SKIN PANTS WELI
made and heavy weight. All sixes
apnclal $1.30. Men’s Khaki Suede
Jackets, snap buttons. Special $1.50
See our windows. Watkins Store.
20-lti
REAL BARGAINS CAN NOW BF
had in store and home furnishings
One special lot including a loveh
millinery cabinet with large mir
lor, several mirror doors for bed
rooms and closets, several large ant
small size plain doors, iron safe
aeveral display tab L-s and fourteen
•trips of beaverboard going at sacri
fieed prices for quick disposal. Hen
demon Ouction House Williair
®hwet. 18-ts
PHONE 29 FOR QUALITY
coal, prompt service anc
correct weights. Also dn
pine wood. S. H. Watkins
16-ts.
QUALITY JOB PRINTING AND
prompt service No jo' l too small
Ffcone 282 now and our representa
tive will call immediately Hender
son Printing House. Wed-Fri. tl
MAIN STREET SERVICE STATION
ears washed and greased. SIOO
Purol Pep and Tiolene Oils. Next to
Telser’s store. 18-20-22.
-FOR RENT—TWO APARTMENTS
Best to Dr. Upchurch's residence.
Belle Street. Each has private en
trance garage. P. H. Rose. Phone*
171-332-W. Prl. Mon. Wed-ts.
WHEN YOU WANT COAL
consider quality, sendee
and price. We have all
kinds. Hight's Coal and
Wood Yard. Phone 158.
eod-tf.
•JJRTRA SPECIAL UNTIL FURTHER
notice. We will give a free greas
ing with every brake lining job
Aulbert Service Station, Phone 193.
15-eod-tf.
POSITIONS ON OCEAN LINERS TO
Europe, Orient. South America;
good pay; experience unnecessary;
relf-addressed envelope brings list.
A Arculus, Mt. Vernoon, N. Y. 16-20
GENUINE CALF SKIN LEATHER
oxfords. Black and tan, leather
lined $2 98 pair. Men’s all wool
trousers. $2.98, Dutchess Sophman
blue trousers for young men. spe
cial. $3.98 pair. Watkins Store.
WHY LIVEINA - COLD
house. Modem heated
house for rent reasonable.
Dr. A. C. Yow. Wed. ts.
FOR SALE WHITE SECOND
•beet*, letterhead size, cut from good
mnm stock. 80c per thousand. Large
«tmatltiea at lower pricea. Hander
•on Dally Dispatch. g-101
Everyone must have a trade—why cot
g»k yours PRINTING. The Printing
Riobry offers exceptional wages. In
fraction available. Monotype, keyboard
and caster, linotype. Hand composition
and Prasswork on modern presses. For
luD Information write the SOUHERN
ROBOOL OP PMNTTNO at 1314-11
mmiMi 31- Nashville. Trnn.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having been appointed receiver of
tka property of Mrs. Gertrude N. Twls
ibb, by the Honorable W. C. Harris,
taparlwr Court Judge, pending a trial
• tke iasue raised in a proceeding
bsouptit to determine the ability of
lids. Twiadale to manage her own as
Balm This is to notify and request
creditors to present any claim or obll
gwtftan to Mrs. Twtsdale to the under
signed receiver, that same may be re
peated to the court.
This dth day of January, 1932.
, JASPER B. HICKS, Receiver.
Gardening Lessens the Girth
Physical training experts charge
around S3O a month or more for
courses of treatment to reduce the hu
man figure to proper proportions and
vigorous health. You can do better
with a garden. You can get all the
bending, pushing, pulling and flexing
jf muscles necessary or that you will
;et in an hour with a physical culture
nstructor in attending a garden dnily
md without the consciousness of Irk
iome routine.
The garden will not give you a bath
»r a rubdown with which the physical
reatment expert finishes off the day’s
reatment. You will have to do that
/ourself. The exercise, out in the open
Ur and sunlight, will be vastly better
and worth much more money, and
.here will be something to show for
ihe work besides a record of weight.
In addition to the healthy and con
dition exercising necessary in con
lucting a garden the produce of the
garden is essential in a properly re
flated diet. Vegetables must be de
fended upon to give the various vita
nins without which robust health and
condition cannot be maintained.
Every vegetable in the garden is a
/i Lam In plant. It is also a storehouse
>f various mineral salts necessary for
maintaining healthy muscles and
blood streams.
The vegetable garden Is a good fam
ty doctor, faithful, reliable and al
ways at hand. Bending and stretch
ng over the rows of vegetables Is an
excellent exereise for the reduction
it a "German goiter." lit will shrink
a too obtrusive midriff in the course
of a few weeks. Oreen vegetables are
not fattening and may be consumed
without fear of putting on extra pound
age.
Green vegetables in the spring are
worth gallons of the so-called "spring
tonics.” The basic idea o fthe spring
tonic was correct. It was designed tc
correct deficiencies of diet during
:he winter months at a period when
;reen vegetables were not available in
he winter months as they are now.
Instead of a spring tonic green veg
Rabies the year around are prescrib
ed for general upbuilding. Not unti 1
science discovered these mysterious
I 1931 I
I City Taxes Past Due I
Pay your City taxes now and
save penalty. I
I Penalty of 1 per cent will be imposed on
I 1931 City taxes not paid on or before Feb- I
■ ruary Ist., 1932.
Street Assessment must be paid.
■ S. B. BURWELL, I
I City Clerk.
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HENDERSON, (N. C„) DAILY DISPATCH' WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, laafc 1
substances, the vitamins, not yet de
finitely identical, was the need for
tonics scientifically explained. It is
now known that rundown conditions j
are very often due to lack of vita
mins in the diet. A vegetable gardener
will not be short on the vitamins lie
needs.
CAR BURNS WHILE
OWNER LOSES CASH
Tollle Perry's Machine lad Near
Pump House; Was Insured For
BH, It Was Learned
Tollle Perry, industrious Negro
farmer, lost $22 in cash with which
he had planned to buy his 1932 auto
mobile license, when his automobile
burst Into flames and burned beyond
the point of repair Tuesday afternoon
on the curve in the highway just be
yond the city water station. It was
understood he was on his way to town
to get the license, and had the money
in the pocket of the car, which he
said was insured for $250.
The machine was an Essex coach, of
the 1929 vintage. As he was rounding
the curve, he noticed there was a fire
under the hood. He stopped, lifted the
hood and threw sand on the blaze, but
was unable to put the fire out. Pas
sersby summoned help from the fire
department, but that reached the
seene too late, and after the machine
had been burned. J. W. Hayes, truck
driver, answered the call.
In the excitement of trying to save
his car, Perry forgot the $22 in the
pocket of the car. When the flames
gained some headway, he withdrew to
a safe distance, fearing the explosion
of his gasoline tank, and from that
vantage point watched the destruction
of the car and his money. But, while
he didn't need the money to get the
license after the car burned, he couki
have used the $22 to good advantage,
as most folks can these days.
By taking revenge .a man is but
even with his enemy; but in passing It
ov«r, he is superior.
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STILL- HAVFNT FOUND AN ESCORT FOR HE.,*
FORECLOSURE BALP
By virtue of the power 'co-.,
to a Deed in Tnwt
BALLIE BABKERYILLE **
corded in the office of the Tl?*
of Deed, of Vane. County | n
at page 341, default having
in the payment of the nebi
curer, on request of the holder
the same I shall sell for '
-pablic auction, at tne Court u b/
door in Henderson. N. C.. at 12 o i
noon to the high«*t bidder, on
the 8 day of February 1930 thl . ,
lowing described property: ,u| *
Being situate in the town of h
demon, township of HenderJ
County of Vance. Btate of North Ca
hna. Befin at Mabyie Smiths X
net in Phelps line; thenc,-
along Maggie Smith’s line 100 f»„ t ,
Uon pin; th<-nle in an easterly dir
lion 50 feet; thence southerly j#,
feet to a pin; thence westward
feet to the beginning. Seed [w.
book 16 at page 569 (There u,
right away 12 feet wide to said | u i 1!
Chestnut Street.)
MARGARET R. HARRIS
Executrix of A. J. Harris. TtuVie,
FORECLOSURE SALE
By virtue of tha power of sale con
tained in that certain deed of t iUsl
executed by Nllia Oill, on
29th, 1930, recorded in the Office ts
Register of Deeda of Vance Cour ltv
in book 162 page 290.
Default having been made in
payment of the debt therein secure
on the request of the holder of it*
same I will sell by public auction. f w
cash, at the court house door in Hu.
derson, N. C. at 12 o’clock noon on
3th day of February 1932 to the bijrt
est bidder, following describ-d r*»i
property:
That certain tract or lot of land m
Vance County. North Carolina. I*.
ginning at a stone on the East ndt
of Rockspring Street or road n*ar
the Northern limit, of the town of
Henderson, in Vance county, four
hundred feet north of Wycoffs comer
and then said lot lias on the North
side of said street or road as laid off
two hundren and ten feet front and
run thence back at right angles from
said road, between parallel lines two
hundred and t«-n feet so as to em
brace and include one acre. Beinr
the same property as conveyed to
Nil.a Gill, on December 29th , 1930. by
Irvine B. Watkins, trustee.
This sth day of January. 1932.
IRVINE B. WATKINS Trustee
SPECIAL LOW
One Way Pares
HENDERSON TO
Tucson, Aria *6602
Los Angeles 6502
San Francisco 65.02
Denver 65.02
El Paso 65.0 i
Salt Lake City 65.02
Tickets on sale daily from all North
Carolina Points until April 80. 1*32
Ask for Information regarding tiplen
did winter eight day cruise it low
rate via Eastern Steamship Company
from Miami to Caribbean Poru
Cruise Jan. 25, Feb. 8*22, March 7th
For Information See Agent
H. E. PLEASANTS. DPA„
M 6 Odd Fellows Bldg,
Raleigh, N C. Phone STM
Seaboard
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