Henderson daily dispatch., March 29, 1933, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PAGE SIX
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Easter Dresses |
Jii*t Arrived |
Tho season's newest styles and colors.
Come and look them over before buy
ing vour Easter costume— 1 Hi
Priced Ijow At W g
$1.95 ™ $6,95 ; Ms |
Nemar wilt present some lady with a §5
g
pi ft from this store on his blindfolded,
drive Friday. S* l
W. D. Massee I
Henderson, N. C. §
NEMAR SAYS:
BLUE RIBBON CAKES
BREAD and ROLLS
Are the Best He Has Seen
-
That’s the verdict of most people who
make a comparison of our products with
others, i , ,
Demand Blue Ribbon products and ac
cept nothing else.
Remember our hot rolls —4:30 to 6:00
o’clock every afternoop
Blue Ribbon Baking Co.
Phone 428
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Silks! Silks! f
Specially Priced for Easter Frocks a
Silks in printed crepe and other rough finishes, beautiful
new designs including Ripple. Krinkle and Pebble weaves S
Plain find printed silk crepes in a largo assortment PQ ll
of colors for street and evening wear o*/C. Hj j
i Piece Goods H
w <* h »ve McCall Pat- S'
/ ffl terns that will totnpt Pj
/ you to make up two or IV
\ three frocks at once. H
h s' —N. 'k’\: New and very smart K
if A ' \ Mpfe neckwear, crisp or- JHT
I A ) I—gaudy- collars Scot EJ
I Vx / v and tailored styles. iU
\ ,n,V RRar ** s * No kl
V costume is complete H
I / \1 without one. Plaids, U
law 11 11/ \ and plain taf ‘ g
I Hand bags at popular prices, of calf and patent leather, M
r plain and with ornaments. ’ M
I. Silk hosiery, flawless, full fashioned 39 0
All spring coats and suits reduced. Jm
1 You are invited to Epsom High School Friday ™ g hT W
i March 31 at. 7:30 for the Senior play— M
“A HENPECKED HEso’> H
r Admission 10c and 15c v H
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Nemar will vifcit our store Friday and S
present someone with a nice present. M
[ E. G. Davis & Sons Co. I
HENDERSON. N. 0. H
HENDERSON, (N.CJ biilLY DISPATCH,
Roosevelt Seeks Protection
Plan For Investments
(Uonttoued from rage One.)
and directors of banks and other cor
porations”
“What we seek,” Mr. Roosevelt said
‘‘is a return to a clear understanding
of the ancient truth that those who
manage banks, corporation.? and other
agene’es handling or using other peo
ple’s money are trustees acting for
others.”
The administration bill was intro
duced in the Senate immediately after
the message was read.
Senator Robinson, of Arkansas. <he
majority leader, introduced it on be
half of Chairman Ashurst of ‘the
judiciary committee. The Senate im
mediately referred it to that commit
tee for action.
As the message was read to the
Senate, members followed the text
closely on mimeograph copies which
had been distributed to therm Ashurst'
said the Senate Judiciary Committee
will consider the bill tomorrow*
In the House, members applauded
when the reading of the President’s
message was completed.
I
Eases Headache
In 3 Minutes
also neuralgia, muscular aches
and pains, toothache, earache,
periodical and other pains due
to inorganic causes. No nar
cotics. 10c and 25c packages.
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I JUST RECEIVED |
I Full Line of
1 DRESSES, COATS,. !
i SUITS, HATS and 1
j HOSIERY |
1 FOR EASTER i
i i
Prices Are The Lowest In Years
: ARLENE’S :
S 3 .« B*
Stevenson Theatre Building f§
I NEMAR SAYS— j
I City Barber Shop
Is the most sanitary—9 Registered barb
i ers. Workmanship and service second to i
none.- *
I NEMAR SAYS;— \
|T Spring Suggests Beauty j
STry Our Facials —
Complete line of Bereza Cosmetics 1
Admiration' De Luxe Treatment
i Permanent Waving a Specialty
j* .
j City Beauty Salon
|| Phone 140
ij Elsie Gay Mrs. Hilton Arnold
m - '■; ' : i
i Nemar Says: |
| STRENGTH THAT PROTECTS |
j] YOUR SAVINGS |
n
Li When you deposit your funds with us you can feel secure U:
in the knowledge that they are in safe, strong hands. The ly
*{j officers and directors of this hank are well known, sue- rfj
[! cessful business men who know this town, who know how |L
to run a bank as it should be run, and who know how to
i: invest funds safely. On their record and the record of ri
[I this bank since its founding we solicit your savings, Hj
S checking and commercial accounts* v Isl
First Natieaal Bank I
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g In Henderson |
| W ». PARKER F B r^?M^ RDS H
ff President CasMsr
li . , R, G. HARRISON Uj
j] Active Vice-President [jj
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Hours and l Place For Serv
ices Given; 12" To Be
Held Tonight
The cottage prayer meetings in pre
paration for ihe union reveival ser
vices lfi <he Big Henderson Ware
house will be held at 7:30 p, m. to
day, as announced in yesterday’s Dis
patch.
In some districts two and thtee
meetings will be held simultaneously
and the total number announced for
tonight is twelve.
On tomorrow the meetings will re
turn for the most part to. the hour
of 3:30 p. m. and will be held as
follows:
In District No. 1, at 3:30, with Mrs.
G. A. Lowery on North Garnett street.
In District No. 2, at 3:30, with Mrs.
David Bryan on West Chestnut street.
In District No. 3; at 3:30, with Mrs.
T. S. Royster on Belle street.
In District No. 4, at 3:30, with Mrs.
Edwin Watkins on Gholson avenue-
In District No. 5, at 3:30, two meet
ings as follows: one at Dr. and Mrs.
L. W. Gerringer’s on Charles street,
another at Mr. and Mrs. E. G Pinch’s
on Andrews avenue.
At North Henderson at 7:30 at Mrs.
Steven Stallings on Lamb street.
At South Henderson at 7:30 p. m.
at p. D. Reed’s, ..
Every one is invited to attend and
join in these cottage prayer meetings
in preparation for the meeting that
begins on Sunday afternoon at the
warehouse. 1 *
WEDNESDAY MARCH 29, IMS
Repeal Convention Rests
On i Supreme Courts Ruling
(Continued from Page One.)
ward providing the machinery for a
convention, but the outlook, it la
agreed by everybody here, has been
reversed since that time. Wet senti
ment in the legislature has been
growing by leaps and - bounds, not
only for the passage of beer and wine
legislation, but for an early concven
tion. The reasons for this reaction
have been many.
Developments over the past few
weeks have convinced those, members
of the assembly who were still doubt
ful as to which side of the fence, to*
jump: that regardless of whether the.
sentiment of the State is wet or dry,
every one except the rabid and pro
fessional drys is demanding that the.
issue be disposed of as. early as pos
sible. Heretofore, too, the petitions
that have been presented to the as
sembly on the matter have been from
drys. But now th assembly is receiv
ing daily volunmious petitions asking
for beer and wine and an early con
vention on the repeal question as well.
There have been “dry” petitions too,
but for the past few days the “wet”
petitions have been more- numerous
and more voluminous.
It is now apparent that a majority
of the members of both houses of the
assembly have swung around to the
attitude that some action looking to
a convention should be taken before
adjournment, and that if a conven
tion can be held this year without
violation of she onstitution, it should
be done. Most of those who have op
posed the Waynick-Murphy bill,
which would provide a convention in
December of this year, admit that
they are opposed to it only because
they doubt whether a special election
to choose convention delegates is au
thorized by the state’s organic law.
Even many of the staunch drys in
the General Assembly have come
around to the view that the prohibi
tion issue, which had • its. revival in
the primary campaign last fall, has
reached such a dominant size-in North
Carolina, that there should be no
avoidable delay in presenting the
whole matter to the people for a re
ferendum- This attitude is reflected in
the statement of Senator Land of
Iredell, a personal and political dry
who is unwilling to vote for light
Wines and beer, without first giving
the people a referendum, but who
believes that there should be no de
lay in getting the case to the peo
ple.
Wife Preservers
Try mixing in a little grated yel
low cheese with the cabbage sa'ad
for a spicy taste.
NEMAR SAYS:
There's a difference when you put on a suit or dress dry cleaned
by us—
They feel good-—you know they are clean. Our process makes
1 your old clothes look like new.
We “Klean KI ous Kleaner”
Valet Cleaning Co.
Phone 464
HEMARSAYS: \
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Forpuredrugs, candy, cigarettes, cigars, toilet goods and the \
" • best fountain service in Eastern Carolina—Go to Parkers.
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f« SI.OO Anglers QA SI.OO Coty Oft 25c Black IQ,
Emulsion. Face Powder OJfC Draught lvt
L 3Se Vicks * l - 00 OA $1.25 d»t 1A
Vapo-Rub liisterine G (Veomubsiou
H 50e Probak
M Blades . .. v ,wC Salts .I’JfC Agarol Ji.W
£». 50c Hinds Honey Oft $3-.00 Wampolcs Oft $1.20 Sootl* Aft.
r V ah<l Almftnft Orc>am-**ir*» Preparation <KfC Emulsion JW-
Be Witts White,, ftA 15c -Putnam 1A ski 00 OA.
P and Tar ... Dye !. IOC (Vrdui OifC
M OUR WEEKLY- EXTRA EPECIALS We attain PHARMACEUTICAL EXORb-
Pf4* Kftr -r. _ _ LENCE in our Prescription Department
M Site Iffu WestiTAoth Brush, new 34c by compounding of your doctor’s prescrip*
Rf 50C Detoxol Tdotfb Paste 34c tionhy one of our Registered Pharmacists.
The Rexall Store—Phone 119
H carefully and accurately compounded—Rapid tk*
If livery service alwaysat Parkers. f
N■ Nemar will* stop here and presen t some lady with a present. ►
| Parker's Drug Store
* We Carry A Full Line of - -
Groceries, Feeds and
Seeds--— - Can Supply You
At Reasonable Prices
See Nemar when he stops here next Friday on his blind
folded drive and presents some person a gift from this
store.
Ellington & Newman
Phone 175
Old “M” System Stand—Opposite Watkins Hdw., Co.
NEMAR SELECTS
The New
FORD Y-8
FOR HIS BLIND
DRIYE
Through the streets of Henderson
Friday, March 31
Clements Motor Co.
Henderson, N. C.