Henderson daily dispatch., March 29, 1933, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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NEMAR SAYS—
And We Guarantee:
No Depositor Has Ever Lost a Dollar in
an Industrial Bank
WE PAY 5% INTEREST
The Industrial Bank of Henderson
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See Nemar drive blindfolded—You can visit our Spring
opening blindfolded and be ass ured of the best values possible
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HENDERSON, (N.C.)' DAILY DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY MARCH 20, 1933 V
BSSn
Claims No Supernatural
Powers for Feats He
Performs or Stage
The greatest attraction, of its kind
ever to be brought to the Stevenson
stage is the world famous Nemane,
who will appear Friday and Saturday
as an added attraction with no ad
vance in prices. Professor Nemar
claims no super-natural power in the
feats he performs on the stage, but
he asks you to watch him closely,
and adds the closer you watch the
less you see; that is why he asks you
to watch him so closely. In present
ing his famous Australian mystery
cabinet to the theatre goers of Hend
erson. he invites the dioctors of Hen
derson to be the guests of the
enson Theatre during his perform
ance. To verify the reality of his
statements, his Australian mystery
cabinet has baffled the most skeptic.
It will astound, astonish and amiaze
you. You will raise up in your seat
and say, “How does he do it”? Ne
mar is clever, he’s entertaining, and
funny.
What a treat for Hendersohn
What a treat for Stevenson fans on
Friday and Saturday, wtith no adv
vance i nprices.
Wife Preservers
To take- care of your gloves if
you have no pocket in your coat,
sew a strip of elastic one and one
half to two inches long (the kind
used for button loops) on the seam
where facing and lining meet. Then
when you take off your gloves slip
them through the elastic.
Beer By April T
Likely In State
(O&ntinued from P&W One.y
(packed the house of representatives
and lustily applauded statements from
so-eaHed wet* speakers when they as
serted that the septiment in North
Carolina demands immediate legaliza
tion of wines and beer and censured
the legislature for its delay thus far
in not taking action toward legalizing
the beverages in this State.
Heretofore at all hearings the drys I
have been the only ones to raise a
voice, but yesterday the wets appear- |
ed at a committee hearing for the j
first time and by sheer numerical
strength stole the show from the dry
organizations- The crowd represented
delegations from virtually every sec
tion of the State, from Wilmington,
on the coast, to Asheville in the moun I
tains, and many of them exhibited I
bright placards proclaiming “We I
want beer.”
“The only uestion involved in this
bill is whether we shall let the boot
leggers continue to collect revenue ]
that could be taken in as taxes,” de
clared Senator Francis of Haywood,
author of the hill, amid. thunderous
applause. Senator Francis, estimates
that his bill will yield about $1,500,-
000 a year in revenue.
The principal argument advanced by
the drys, headed by Dr. W. L. Poteat
leader of the organized dry forces in
North Carolina, was that the Francis
bill would not yield the $1,500,000 re
venue that its sponsors claim;, but j
the crowd which jammed the hall of 1
the house, the galleries and the ]
rotunda appeared in no mood td ar
gue about mere figures, and from the
galleries came shouts of “We’ll cjrink
tjhe beer.”
Speaker after speaker was re
presenting both the wets ”and|the
drys- One of the strongest speeches
ror the beer bill was made bp Rep
resentative Basil M. of Meck
lenburg, and he was cheered nbt bnly
Ipr the crowd but by many menribers I
of the General Assembly who skipped
other committee meetings to attend j
the beer hearing. Sponsors of the beer I
bill were plainly gratified by the re- I
sponse from the crowd, while many I
of the dry speakers were able to read
the writing on the wall.
“I’ve been a prohibitionist all my
life and I still am,” remarked one of
the leading dry speakers to a woman
acquaintance as he was leaving the
'hall; “but we may as well admit that
the fight is over. We are going to
have beer.” Scores of were
presented to the committee, and mpst
of them were demanding beer rather
than opposing sale. The biggest of
the petitions was presented by Sen
ator Francis himself. It bore 2,500
nqines:And urged the assembly to en
act? beer legislation immediately-
Speakers for the beer bill pointed
out that Hie resort counties of North
Carolina would be ruined if North
Carolina did not follow other states
and legalize beef,; that beer legislation
would provide work for hundreds of
unemploftl^.'t.ly-/.freer legislation is
solidly supported fey organized labor
?n North Carolina; and that the only
ones opposing it other than the pro
fessional drys, were the bootlegging
interests and the soft-drink people,
who fear that they will lose thousands
of dollars if beer and wine are legaliz
ed. j
Prepare For The
“Cyclone”
Nemar Says
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For Expert On
Shoe and Harness
j Repair Work
See Nat Mitchell
All Work Fully Guaranteed.
Nat Mitchell
The Nemars eat and
Recommend our fresh
i CANDIES
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Made daily in our
j sanitary kitchen.
Henderson Candy
Kitchen
Henderson, N. C.
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Leggett’s Dept. Store
“Henderson’s Shopping Center”
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Week-End Specials
The costume Madame Nemar wi ll wear on the drive was purch
• ased at our store
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; NEW EASTER
X|§p FROCKS
An *n Our buyers have .just returned mmMKBm WL
- SilK_ crepe_ in from New York ('itv and quite
spring shades, values a lot of the inerehandise they HIWmBH
, to 77c—Special 59c L'' «... +.. + L IbKBSS
featuring groups with love
i ' < ly light grounds, tailor- IhB^HK
\. 1 Henderson’s leading y d sheers, ; v\yvy garment a rfrlßpl
I ~ J .t’l•' Htdelightfnlly new' stvle, just in J^HHr
J . P ure ' Silk tliread ■'time for Easter-We invite
hose, full fashioned ’ y°ur inspection and eompari- [jj
kp| —Extra good value
&P\ - pair - $1.98, $2.98 Hi -
SPRING Blouses .“L
SUITS and Skirts ■
Today’s express -brought thpm, , - , ,A f SPECIAL
fur trimmed sleeves, new dia- «Übl lilt llllllg lot
mond cheek fabrics featured h • rn • x .
in powder blue, : biegp- grey early Spring; Skirts 500 bed spreads in rayon
i Mack;and navy, second floor, blouses in C*rPT)PS ** cotton—
ready-to-wear section— dIIU UlOUSeb 111 Ciepeb „
' $4.97 and woolens—
s9,7s 98c to $1,98 SPECIAL
■ Turkish towels f
MILLINERY 5 .
Springtime Millinery
in ail the latest styles SPECIAL
of the moment. ' ■
Children’s Phoenix ank-
Wonderful Values at lets » new shades ’ v^v~
our low prices. Com- 25c
s plete range of head
Att SPECIAL
tO Men’s new spring hats—
' ( C/^ % J'd $1.98 and $2.98
$1.95 > ■ ; j
g t- ■ SPECIAL
Smart and Stylish Broadcloth dress shirts,
each—
C* 9 Cl 98c
Spring bhoes
» SPECIAL
SPRING CALLS FOR
1 Jack Rabbit overalls for
/ . \y/J THESE NEW SHOES men, 220 ’denim, well- I
r* Jpßf# *' made, full cut, pair—
|||| We liave a wonderful assortment of
spring footwear ami especially call Sk
.your attention to these three distinc-
F' vo new styles—typical of dozens
equally attractive here in new shades
of gray, brown, blue and blonde. SPECIAL
MttggSSgSm 9 Men’s Scout Shoes, com-
position soles, good qual
-91«9S tO tWy. pair- , '
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Nemar will stop at our store Friday and give some lady a nice
present.
Don’t Forget the Bargain Basement
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