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Dispatch
WANT ADS
Oct Results
foR rent-five room house
~n North Qnrr.e-U 9«rec4. W. B.
tlifTtit. phon* or 449. eod ts.
v\ naT floor fur
nisbcd or room apartment. pri
\-»ie both, private front and roar en
trance. porches. -Art* 120 00 per
month. Ffc na 111 or see Mrs.
Georg* J- Rowland. 5-ts.
HKXALL ONE (’ENT riAIJC THURS
jjy. Friday mid Saturday. April. 14.
IS and 18th. Bag savings for you.
Uarfcrr'a Drug Su»re. The Hcull
Store 12-2 U.
JpECIAI. FRICE FOR Cl-EAN-UP
week on aM KDovttlng. Work tcuor
ant red Mattresses U> fit
•ny *lxe bed.. Feather work a
H. C. Anthony. 12-Ri.
MISS G. C. HI-ACKNALL, PUBLIC
stenographer now locnUd at Han
deraon Book Co. Copying. muMl
graphlng. nalmtograptalng. 2-ts.
PABTCHICKB FOR SALE ALL
the standard bleed*. Blood tested.
accredMed Sork. See roe before you
buy A J. Cheek. Phone 387.
12-10 .
Just RECEIVED NICE CARLOAD
coal price $5.75 p*-r ton you deliver
pi SO we deliver. Weighed in 100
pound Hacks e*> you get full weight.
All lumps, no dust Call telephone
58. 268 or 196 4-ts.
SALESMAN -t permanent-rep
renentatlve for old established man
ufacturer. Selling nationally ad
vert iaed line to business concerns
only Full t'me not necessary.
Merehmts Jnd"**rles Inc. 2001
Horr.c Ave.. Duy:on, Ohio. 12-3tl
lost"BY LITTLE BOY, PAIR OF
? heM-rimmed eye glasses between old
Baptist church and HarTls case
North Hender-on. Reward. Mrs.
p. M Porter. North Henderson.
12-3 U.
rnXALJ. ONE CENT SALE. LISTEN
<or iadio bioadcast to tell you
Wednesday mom’ng. Thursday
rven ng and Friday morning. Sale !
star s Thursuay. Parker's Drug
Store The Retail Store. 12-3 ti.
WF. HAVE BEEN APPOINTED TO
handle rervice and repairs on Alr
l.ne Radios bv Montgomery Ward
end Co Ful! line parts on hand
Mixon Jewelry Co. 22-ts
REXALL ONE CENT SALE THURS
day, Friday and Saturday. April 14.
15 and 16th. See large ad In Wed
nesday's Dbpitch. Parker's Drug
S'.ore The Rexall Store. 12-3 ti.
FOR RENT MAY-1 MODERN FIVE
rcom bungalow occupied by C. O.
Seifert. steam heat, hardwood floors,
close in. Apply .Mrs. E. H. Tho
mas Phone 4.VLJ. 11-13,
IOR RENT-SIX ROOM HOUSEON
Rowlxnd street. Water, light*. and
good garden, will rent cheap. Ap
ply to S O. Spruill. 420 Rowland
Street. 12-14-16.
FOR RENT-FIVE ROOM BUNGA-
I<w on Young Avenue with garden
-id chickea yard See R. F
Tuompnon or phone 192-W. 12-lt.
THE DAILY DISPATCH IS NOW ON
sale at The Smoke Shop. Jefferson
Case. Henderson Candy Kitchen and
Wiggins Drug Store. You may ae
cure a copy from any of these places
at the B-gular price of sc. 29-ts
LOST-FEMALE BULLDOG WHITE
with brown spot over left eye.
Answers to the name Peggy, J. M.
Most. Telephone 657-W 12-2 ti.
STATE ACCREDITED BABY
chicks every Wrdneseday. Red*
rocks, white \Vyando»ta, white leg
horns (Jet my reduced prices be
fore buying. Special attention to
custom hatching Robertson PouF
,r y Farm. Route No. 1. Henderson.
Phone 2103. Tue* and Fit ts
FOR SALE WHITE SECOND
sheets, letterhead sire, cut from good
new* stock. gOc per thouaand. Large
quantities st lower prices. Hender
*“* Dally Dispatch. S-l«
NOTICE
STATE OF NOP.TH CAROLINA:
COUNTY OF VANCE:
Default havirg been made in the
1 ayment of thc»c bonds secured by
I at deed of tru.-'t dated the 28th day
L s
Horner. G. W. Knott and L. J. Rux.
t-corded in Book 95. page 360. and at
Lie request of the holder thereof, the
undersigned Trustee will offer for sale
I * the highest bidder for cash, at the
Courthouse door in Henderson, N. C..
f n Monday. May 9th 1932 at 12 o'clock
m.ddxy the following described real
( tale.
Lota 17. 18. 26. 28. 30. 34 In thoae
two certain blocks of land situate JiuM
r *otth of the 9t«nd Pipe in this CKy
,ls Henderson, on both sides of North
Charles Street and bounded on the
-'orth by Rock Spring Street; on the
• < 'outh by Reservoir Avenue in part and
b y residence lot of E. G. Finch and
'n the West by the property of the
Highland Home Realty Company, or
'he r tnaigns. Being all the lota eon
l>eyed by W W. Rowland to E. G.
Finch. Msy 3rd 1912; See. Book 58.
r>»ge 162 In the Register of Deeds Os-
Lre for Vance County, excepting lots
1 2 38 and 39. Lots 19. 20. 21. 32.
3f ‘ 36 and 37 have heretofore been
Mid Reference is also made to the
dc»d this day executed to the parties
'f the firs* part by the said E- G.
f'inch and wife to be filed wkth this
'••«*d of tru?k. for balance purchase
ney f Qr regi'draflon.
This the 9th day of April. 1933.
C M. HIGHT. Truntee.
J P. * J. H. Zollicoffer, Attfm.
S,X PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANTS ON AIR APRIL 13
pMOL; jSL Lf*
k mr smIhSLmA
Uyril— 1
she next of the more spectacular
radio activities of the Democratic
party will bring six presidential
possibilities before the micro
phone, April 13, the day they
gather and dine in honor of
By R, J. Scott |
Kb !■ l G Wt££ - VI«.I3oR|ES WERE »H // / / *
cl .a.macdohau> i, wax *m>
. ( BtfTTBR P l* M‘. CwmK l»*. b. C..W l-.tu Am-.ui-u I.'
Dispatch Advertising Pays
BIG sister Peace Relations By LES FORGRAVB
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7////A 50 SHE ’ OOM ' T kEA'JE 05 GOOOMc.ti-5 l 'AIHEIO IPR AvSEO THOSE P\ES .1 VoA"2i TRv l N5<S (Ofi \ S .r vI I
'{///A. <MOvJS ID Like tDIcT h£Q &0.1M6 «AD \ fOSAy SOMETHING biiCE rt )P -v' f rH t. >N.
7////\ EtOOO<3H OP HER (TOOKiMG .©OT \ MUST VWN'T lEAMEONACCOOOTOF / WELL.YE i WELL THAT'S
Z/ 7 '//. TuiNie .OP SETH "SHE VJOOIONT y-> 1 A LITTLE THINIG LvKE ——> OiDHOtTT M£ \ !wj a c \ FIXED, MUCH i/M
L.Ke \~C. y < / -THAT \ajillYOO? - r / FEEuNGS. E3UT tSiOCE I (W \ ASX HATE
fiti f ia MT-to, — 7, -s I ve Pv-rt IT-THAT VMAV 4vV '( V IT.
THE GUMPS—THE GREAT LOVER
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THEY HAVE TELLS *AE HE 1 LET ME SEE* V / HE TALL AND THIM / \ ■ ~ j A OORN GENTLEMAN - /
POOR - A I CMS IS HE SHORT { . \ V ~ I ANl> 34JCM A PHYSIQUE- /-
ALL WORKED ABOUT YOU-■ JA £*** k l FAT f OH.’ \ '( AND HE'S OUST HEAD OVER- HEELS j
UP ABOLTT A AMD I \ Ft-OSSMORE J \ • J VlTl im \ WITH WMLLIt-
COUNT WHO j YOU'RE CRAIT l V S- l I SUPPOSE HC M I -*■ ,U f H \ IF YOU C.OOLO THE S
DOE'S NOT 1 ABOUT ~ ' \ HANDSOAA ME ?\ V WELU J O. X | V EXPRESSION ON
EXIST— 1 \nHAT IS THE \ \ e \ v % * J , N. MIS F^NLE
HENDERSON, (N. C.,) DAILY DISPATCH TUESDAY APRIL 12 1952
Thomas Jefferson. The broadcast
will be staged in Washington.
Here is the imposing list of speak
ers: Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt
of New York City, Gov, Albert C.
Ritchie of Maryland. Senator J.
• «
Hamilton Lewis of Illinois, forme*
Senator James A. Reed of Missou
ri, former Gov. James M. Cox of
Ohio and former Gov. Harry Byrd
of Virginia. The dinner is the
pre-convention high spot.
THE OLD HOME TOWN ft’rulrrva t) A , mrr By STAINLtV
/^NoTsARAH- EPeSdh-T |^^alwa^s\
COLL-APSH FROM OVERWORK ) J A 'KNOVSIN “THERE| THE. /
'AS YOU THOUGHT, SOME \ ( WAS LOCKT |
JOKER PUT A RUBBER HOSE/ FLUKEY ®°VV BREAKS 1 , j
HANDLE ON HIS HOE AND IT ( \^ D
■. . I
ED WMJRCSi_ER HOPPING ABOUT HIS (fi>
GARDEN she WAS GREATLY
| UNTIL MARSHAL OTEY Walker EXPLAINED
- -51 -tt—.,„ l( ,vT v '~ •
THE OLD HOME town" R«ri*t*r»<f u s p»um Oeic* By STANLEY
AGAIN BEFORE
This carpet im <so/ng/ stepped on ! the doctors \
iTo wind this curtain y Picking up jV/ Bill*. J
7POLE AROUND YOUR/ V ACIGAI? 1 / xC
—a,... ..j j j J
GUS BUNYAN BROKE HIS ARM -JUST in |Jj
time to miss the earct m
house cleaning S
* "J r.ll. W* -1.n1., . 1'.... H 3.
PAGE SEVEN

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