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HEKWSRSON, (N.C.) DAILY DISPATCH,
WEDNESDAY MARCH 29, 1983
THE FINEST
PEPPERMINT GUM
P THE WORLD If
DOUBLE MIN#
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NARWHAL WATERS SQMS'i.-.o^sS
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SHOE WILL I HAVE To^ET s ‘-T _ ilHiff^il
To FIT MY FOOT Ball 7
HERBERT WARD, ~ ~ -'X'
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THE OLD HOME TOWN 0. S. Patrol Ortlce By STANLEY
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Aa/HATS W\ ( NEW CHEESE AND J /shovln' ) I° A ° C1 ??X S '
/Jr [ITTODK MARSHAL. OTEY WALKER
TWENTY MINUTES "To untangle '
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V \ OF BAXTERS STore.
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15 Percent Slash
In All Government
Salaries April 1
Washington, March 29. —(AP)—The
salaries of all government employees,
high and low, will be cut a maximum
of 15 percent, effective next Saturday.
President. Roosevelt ordered the re
duction ve-terdav. brirrlhg the pre
vious 3 1-? ]• qrcent redaction under
ih* Mo e.' a iraini't. ration furlough
sys.c up <o the maximum of 15
perec...t allowed by the new economy
act.
House Allotment Is Thrown,
Out By Action In Senate
(Continued from Page One,)
calendar of minor Statewide bills. 1
The Long bill to allowr autopsies for
sc'entific purposes, with the consent
of the next of kin of the deceased per
son was enacted into law.
Without a record vote, the House
passed and sent to the Senate a sub
stitute bill creating new boards of
nurse examiners and hospital stand
ardizations for tlie State, and provid
ing that the two boards, with a total
membership of six nurses and six
doctors, shall have final authority of
hospital standardization questions.
The Neal bill to allow a judge to
impose either a prison sentence or a
fine on persons convicted of involun
tary manslaughter was passed and
sent to the Senate, as was another
Neal bill to prohibit ownership of
shotguns.
The bill to reduce the cost of select
ing juries in capital cases from spe
cial venires from adjoining counties
wj“t passed. >0
Conferees on the biennial revenue
machinery act tried to iron out dif
ferences between the Senate and the
House on advalorem taxation of for
eign stocks and revaluation of pro
perty for taxation, but did not reach
an agreement.
Dispatch
WANT ADS
Get Results
1
FOR RENT: FURNISHED APART
ment, steam heated, garage, w
Reduced practically half pi,
889-W. y • 11 ' 011 e—
-27-ts
FOR RENT: SMALL MODERN
house in Wjillov/ocd. Dr. A. C. Yow
WANTED SALESMAN
To establish and conduct . Rawleigh
Routes in City of Henderson, Coun
ties of Granville, North Warren and
Franklin. Steady workers can start
earning $25 weekly and increase
rapidly. Hustlers on similar routes
do $5,000 annual business. Some es
tablished 30. years. Reply immediate
ly giving age, occupation, refer
ences. Rawleigh Industries, Ri c j v
mond, Va. Dept. NC-118-T. 9-20-29
GARDEN RAKES 59c FORGEn
steel. Best quality. A rake that will
give lasting service- Trade and save
at O’Neil’s Everything in Hardware
W- M. HARRISON, CHIROPODIST
removes corns, bunions and ingrown
nails, also specializes in weak and
fallen arches, will be at Central
Shoe Store Thursday. 28-2 ti
FRESH FRUIT 25c PECK, DIRECT
* from -Morida, on sate daily. Two
stands for your convenience, Mrs.
Allen, opposite Carolina Service Sta
; tioq, Mrs. Edwards, next tq
House. ' * 1 29-2 ti
I FOR RENT: T\Vo FURNISHED OR
1 unfurnished rooms for couple, suit*,
i able for light housekeeping. Call a?,
i 529 Rowland street or telephonf
’ 281-J. 29-lti
GROCERY STORES, FISH DEAL
ers and others can save money on
their wrapping paper by buying old
papers for 10c per bundle' at the
Dispatch office. Also fine for
kindling fires. 19-t,f.
OUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF
select Maine grown cobbler seed
Irish potatoes- Also full line of gar
den and field seed. H. B. Newman.
' 29-211
Everyone must n*ve • Trace--why not
make yours PRINTING. The Printing
industry offers exceptional wages. In
struction available, Monotype, keyboarl
and caster, .Linetype. Hand composition
m<l Press work on modern presses. For
full information write the fi( UHERN
SCHOOL OiV PRINTING at 1514 11
-ttsntb St.. Nashville. Term
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FORECLOSURE SALE.,
By virtue of the power contained in
a Deed of Trust executed by R. E
Wimberly an~d wife "Laura R. Wim
berly recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Vance County in
Book 162, at Page 235, default having
been made in the payment of the debt
therein secured, on reques l of the
holder of the same, I shall sell for
cash, by public auction, at the Court
I rouse door in Henderson, N. C., to
the highest bidder, on the 29th day of
April, 1933, the following described
property:
Begin at a stake where ’V South
ern edge of Chestnut street enter
sects the North Eastern edge of Rock
street, lU n thence along the Southern
edg3 of Chestnut street N 41 E. 172
to a stake Joe Stows corner; thence
along Stones corner line S 4 1-4 E,
103 feet to a stake, thence S 29 1-2
W, 84 3-4 feet to a stake on the edge
of Rock Spring street, thence along
said street N 37 1-2 W. 106 feet to
: beginning, the same be ; ng the lot foi
j merly owned by J. J. Betsch
(Henderson, N. C., March 29, 1933.
j JOEL T. CHEATHAM,
i Trustee
. SALE OF LAND-
By virtue of the power contained m
certain deed of trust executed by
R. W. Beard and wife, Betty Glen
(Beard, recorded in the office of 'he
Register of Deeds, of Vance County,
in book 151, at page 477, default hav
ing been made in the payment of the
debt therein secured, on request of the
holder of the same, I shall sell far
cash by public auction to the highest
bidder at the courthouse door in Hen
derson, N. C., on Saturday, the 29'h
•day of April, 1933. The following de
scribed property:
1 First Tract; Adjoining the lands of
J. M. Smith, Owen Davis Estate and
others, beginning at a stake on alley,
corner of Owen Davis estate, and run
thence in a southeasterly direction
along the line of the Owen Davis es
tate 185 feet to a stake, J. M- Smiths
corner; thence along J. M. Smith’s line
in a south-easterly direction 67 fee 1
to a stake J. M. Smith’s corner in
jW. M. Ellis line; thence along line of
! W. M. Ellis and Frank Inscoe in n
4IN. Easterly direction 185 feet to «
'stake on an alley; thence along sa'd
alley in a north-westerly direction at
feet to a stane, the place of the be
ginning, same being the R W. Beard
home place at S. Henderson. For a
more accurate description see dee
Book 134, page 5, Register of D pe “ s
office, Vance County.
Second Tract; Lots No. 5 and No >
1 of the Cliavasse property in Block
| as described in the Register of Deeds
office, Vance County, N. C. in P ,a ‘
Book “A”, at page 33, for other tc*
feren.ee to said lots, see deed to R
VM. Beard and Betty Clen Beard iron l
J. T. Strickland as recorded in R p '
gister of Deeds office, Vance Coun'J’
book 134, page 545-
Time of sale 12 o’clock M.
This 29th day of March, 1933.
J. M. PEACE, Trustee^
The clergyman was the central fig
ure of each New England comnutn'
300 years ago-

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