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PAGE TWO
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DAU DAO TO .-■ I GET TAROPUTT TkTHtNiG’ 1 TMF <A AA> <
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THE OLD HOME TOWN Kermerrt D. 3. Patent Ofllca By STANLEY j
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last Bottle of his spring and summer
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Fore CHINA THAT WAS
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Lou^hiin-Goodwyn.
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5 room steam lusted ~),,... ’ 4
Phone 36.
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gifts. Phene me and -►>- u
lar or tw o will do m th, liinj?
line. Mrs. W.lh-nn H h
Phone 10. . (.'
SPECIAL FOR SATt’RhAY 7~
prints for 12 l-2c. ’A ]>
BELIEVE IT OR NOT
day in every way more ana tr,. it ,
people are learning about the nur?.
of our shop. Meet your !i;e r .'f
here. Alien'® Barber Shop
Thurs-Frl. u
BE SURE TO ATTEND UTR sAV
of blankets beginning N<.>. <n.h
and lasting until N&vemlx t r. u
D. Massee. 4 j.
COAL, COAL, COAL PHONE
29. Quality Coal, cotre.-t
weight. Prompt drliterv. s
H. Watkins Yard oppose
Methodist Church. 7 u
INFANTS SEWING REASON Ah; >
done. Dresses and slips ih.. 1 ,
10c each. Phone 57 Mr- M
Watkin at Mrs. C P. Seiisr- -i ;-
IONE LOT OF LADIES COAt/Ti
43.95. W. D. Massie. 4,|
EXPERT RADIO REPAIRS Mob
ern equipment, prompt seiv;. r
Phon e 118- Loughlin-Goodwyn
28-ts
MUNSINGWEAR HOSE. SERVICE
we ght and chiffon, special for >.
urday at 65c per pap. W. D M.
see. t-lii
FOR RENT - FOUR ROOM FIRST
floor apartment, completely fi
nished. Private bath and private en
trance. garage, Price s2<i Ou a t j.i
email furnished house. Mrs <k
J. Rowland, 824 Nicholas
10-cod •*
MUNSINGWEAR SILK BLOOMER
smaII, medium and huge f<>i >'.
pair. W. D. Massee. :!'
WANTED- TABLE BOARDERS ANJ
also have nice furnished rcum !T
rent. Apply Mrs. W. R MacNj ’.
234 Winder Street. Phom 209 \\
2 3 4.' * 9 1 ■ E
FOR RENT- FOUR ROOM FIR.L
floor apartment, living room '••'
room, breakfast room ad k.’ •
Price slo' per onm .mohn2(V .SSrl
Price $lO per mcnih. Pnon. 311 U
J I>B. K. H. PxTTBRACHI
Stfbt Spfruhu
■ BWDBMOM, N O.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
By virtue of power in vested .<
an order of the Superior Court <•■
Vance County in the mutter of L:zz;
Daniel vs Margaret < Maggie» R-n..-
bern, I will offer for sale, at pub. •’
} auction, to the highest bidd'-r for ca- .
at 12 o'clock noon, at the Court Hou:
door in Hendeis«n N. C . on M<-r.d-_.
the 21st day of November 1932 <'•■
following described property.
Begin at a stake. Annie Young .-»<-i
Nelson Clay corner on Whitten S re
and run thence southward ak»n r
Annie Young line 150 fe?t ’ » N*-l-on
Clay and Roy Dickerson cornet
thence southeasterly along Dicker-■<>
line 36 feet to a stake. Nelson C;a\ ■
new corner, thence northerly al<n.? .<
line parellel with Annie v oung
150 feet to a stake on Whitten S'” ’
thence along Whitten Street no’ 1 •' '
36 feet to the place of beginr.in- -■
description in deed book 133 pa.’*- '*
office of the Register of TV. 4- ••
Vance County. This is a sal* urn
order of court, and will have '<•
open ten days for conflrmatioi
This 20th day of October 1932
T. S. KITTRELL Com
NOTICE OF SALE OF REA!
ESTATE
By virtue of power in me v>--f> d '• n
an order of the Superior Cour' •'
Vance County in the matter of M H
Hedgepeth and P. B. Finch, 'ra i ns
•a Hedgepeth and Finch, vs R E
Overton et al, I will offer for sale a’
public auction ,to the highest h id* i
for cash, at 12 o'clock noon, on M> n
day the 21st day of Novemb r 1932
th© court house door In H-n'H- '
the following properly: A tract of h: i
on which said R. E. Overton an’:
Cora Overton lived, in Kißn-i’ T<*:-
ship, Vance County bound-d °n t -
South by the lands of Henry Day. :> r ‘ -
the Crudup es'ate on the Nortn by t •
lands of Walter Perklnson on the <-■'
by the lands of Elisabeth W.mhl,
and Sankey Overton, and on th
by th® right of way of the
*Ad Gaston Railway. rnnia:ii;?-
twenty five acres. Also another traf
adjoining the above trad, and *"<■
talning 2< 1-2 acres and also adje-t
Wig the lands of J. B. Crudup hf :
aad Mrs. E. H. Woodlief dower trac
this being Mrs. Mosses share >
Overton land, and later owned ...
tn fee by R. E. Overton.
This is a sale made unde: or
court, and will have to lie eper.
L en days for confirmation
This SOth day of October 193-5
T. S. KITTRELL, C«m-

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