Henderson daily dispatch., March 29, 1933, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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nemar says- - ;
Let Our DrUg Store Be Yours
. .Lot this tlrug store be yours because we give what von
ask for and charge you obly a fair price.
Competent registered pharmacists, compound every nre
soription with skill and care. p llre f resh dpnga on *{ *
ingused. , . , « , :
\\V have ilia store. the stloek an<l the man to {five yon tlia
I last possihla serviaa, and .von can’t ha disappointed when
you deal with us.
Nemar will stop here and* give some lady a present
Kerner Drug Co.
Prescription Druggist Ph one 112
Quality Meats
and Groceries
Full line of fresh meats, heavy and fancy
groceries, fresh vegetables ajid fruits.
Nemar will present some person a gift when he stops at
this market on his blind drive next Friday. *
J. R. WILKERSON
MEAT MARKET
Phone 346
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I Stevenson Theatre I
Friday and Saturday, March 31--April 1
I THE NI2MARS I
(IN PERSON)
And Their Temple of Mysteries I
As An Ad4ed Attraction
Be Sure To See Them—No Advance In Prices
CprTnq
Spring
Shoes
Are So Reasonably Priced Now
en^°y
|| Jk newness!
Buy and save
™ money
NEMAR
Will stop at our store on his blindfolded drive and
present some person with a gift from this store.
Central Shoe Store *
• Henderson, N. C.
HENDERSON, (N.C.) DAILY DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY MARCH 29, 1933
Star Outfielder Delayed by
Illness; Infield And Re„
serves Strong
Frank Mills, heavy hitting Bulldog
outfielder, put in his appearance at
'he regular drill being had for the
high school baseball squad yesterday
This boy has been jinxed by illness,
having been kept off their basketball
'earn, on which he was a star per
former, by an operation and, now, an
other illness delayed his baseball
practice. He is one of the smoothest
fielders that Coach Powell will have
cavorting in his outer gardens and
is a herd hitting man at the plate,
his swats often going for extra bases.
Rowland “Unk” Turner is, the only
other veteran fly chaser.
Although the coaches have made it
clear to the players that no man has
a position cinched on the team, the
regulars of last year will be hard to
replace. Coach Merritt, who has
charge of th e infielders, is well pleas
ed with his crew, all seasoned men
who have been under fire a good deal
His present lineup around the has
socks looks mighty good with J. Mills
on first, ‘ Rip” Rogers at second, Bill
Scoggins, at short and “Dub” Stain
back, at third. All of these men han
dle themselves well at their positions
and are mighty good hitters.
Tlie high school will nave a good
bench team, that is a team of reserves
that will b e mighty strong and hard
to handle. These boys will be bat
tling hard for positions on the re
gular nine all the time and will see
plenty of action if any one of the
veterans falter in their drive.
Plenty of pep is being showned by
the entire squad and the mentors are
well pleased with the prospects for
a good season.
Schools Section
Not Yet Reached*
(Continued from rage one.;
about the public schools- Some main
tain that if the Senate will stick to
the committee bill appropriation for
the six months school term, there is
still a possibility—but a very slim
possibility—of raising enough revenue
to balance the budget without any
form of sales tax. But it is agreed by
almost every member of both houses
that if it is decided to make pro
viijs.’lon 'for a Stjia<le supported, ciight
months school term, that a sales tax
will have to bo adopted.
The belief is general in both houses
that .the'Senate will make provision
for an eight months school term in
the appropriations bill, along with the
many other changes it lis making in
the bill as passed by House. But
there" is consideimj?Le difference of
opinion as to whether it will provide
an appropriation of $16,000,000, as the
more ardent friends of the schools,
advocate, or $15,500,000, as advocated
by those who think this amount suf
ficient. The present trend, however,
Nemar Says Nemar Says
No Ache NO
for all pains at Acetanicid
all times in No Ache
Take a No Ache foil- pain—
10c each—3 for 25c
It Is guaranteed
Your Money Back If Not Relieved;
HEADACHE EARACHE
TOOTH ACHE ASTHMA
NEURITIS RHEUMATISM.
NKUKAI-OIA FEMAEE PAINS
, v ~ Instant Relief
•/
For Sale At For Sale At
All Drug All Drug
Stores Stores
Nemar Say*
When in need of any kind of
Barber Work
Be sure and go to
Vance Barber
Shop
It costs no more. You get the
best service here. (
7 —Registered Barbers —7
Service and workmanship
Second to none
BHflttL/S' 1 .-- 1 '<i
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PLEADS FOR POWER—Secre
tary of Agriculture Henry Wal
lace appears before the senate
agricultural committee in Wash
ington to ask for “broad and flex
ible powers” in administering new
farm relief measures.
seems to be toward the largest sum,
so that if the House refuses to ac
cept this figure when the bill goes
to conference, it can be decreased to
$i5,500,000 if that will help get the
House to accept it more quickly.
There is no doubt in informed cir
cles that the bill will go' to a con
ference committee after it. has been
passed by the Senate. For in order
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Nemar Says for the
• a * LATEST INMILLINERY —
READY-TO-WEAR ind HOSIERY
Go To
Mattie and Lucy Hayes
: i « Milliners of Years Experience—
Expert Work —Lowest Prices
■ * *j, . *
WORLD’S
LOWEST PRICED
FULL SIZE Q
SIX CYLINDER
<pl|!i CLOSED CARS '
COUPE
Wr--^
Coach, $455 ... Coupe with rumble scat, $475 ... All prlcas
* t.o.b. Flint, Michigan. Special equipment extra. Lew delivered \
prices and easy G. M. A. C. terms.
k NEW Nil ADDITIONAL LINE OF CHEVROLET SIXES
(Q Now—for the first time in motor car history, you struction. Safety plate glass in the windshield and
can buy a full-size six-cylinder co.upe for as little as $445! window ventilators. A smooth, spirited, six-cylinder
Now—you can al|so, get a big, 5-passenger Chevrolet engine. A silent second transmission. A rugged, full-size
coach for as little as $45.5.1 The leader has broken all chassis. And modern streamlined styling that instantly
precedent by introducing an additional line of auto- tells the world: “This is a fine, quality automobile.”
mobiles, the completely new Chevrolet Standard
, , , , , Have you seen this new Chevrolet Standard Six?
Sixrworldslowestpncedfull-sizesix-cylinderclosedcar!
Have you sat in it—driven it—compared the prices? 4
This new automobile costs considerably less than Unless you do these things, you can’t possibly appre
jny other six of its type on the market. Yet it’s a date what a wonderful value $445 buys today. A
Chevrolet. £nd it sets a new world’s record.for gas Fisher Body sar, a fast-stepping six-corn
- ’ , y * • . . . Vs v
and oil economy. v. i j -;: ; . A pletely worthy of greatest name in low-price
Like the popular Chevrolet Master Six—the new transportation CIkEVROLET!
Standard §i* has Fisher wood-9sK*t<*l body con- • Chevrolet motof company, Detroit, Michigan
CHEVROLET STHHBAHD SIX
SCOGGIN CHEVROLET CO.
Henderson, N. G. . - Warrenton, N. C.
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to save their faces, if nothing else,
the members of. the economy group in
the House will, refuse to concur in
the amendments added by the Senate
an<s send it. to conferences. They will
thus preserve their record, of- having
opposed the,increase made by the Sen
ate, hut will still be in position to
vote for thq compromise worked out
Icjy <h£ coqferejvv committee. A con
ference committee has the power to
make changes in the amounts of the
appropriations, but does not have the
power to amend or alter the content
of the bill ip conference, so that' it
cannot add amendments. Neither can
either house, a conference re
port—it must either be accepted in
its entirety or rejected.
Less Suffering
After Sbe t Took Ca*dui
“Periodically I- have a dull ache
In the lower part of my back,”
Writes Mrs. Rwth Hill, of Charles
ton, W. Va. “I get real dizzy, my
head swims, and I have a weak,
‘gone’ feeling that keeps me from
dqing my work well. ——
I have found
taking Cardui pre
vents this, t have ;|
been greatly, bene- ;!
sited from its use.” !|
When womanly aches BSKSss
and pains are due to a *B. il|<
weak, run-down condi- rj»l
tlon, take CARDUI. It tw
has been used by worn- jj
en for over 50 years. i ! *
Cardui is a purely vege- !i
table strengthening »!
medicine and it cannot
harm you. *-
Sold at the drug stores here.
i NEMAR RECOMMENDS
FRESH MEATS
Sold At Ws Market
At lowest Prices
: |We are prepared to take eare of your every need in fresh
' meats and ipvite you to give us a trial.
We sell at, lowest eash priees and deliver.
Sanitary Meat Market
Henderson, N. C.
I SEE TUCKER'S I
I SUIT AND SHIRT SPECIALS f »
All dress shirts including Manhattan and Eclipse
H at greatly reduced prices— ~
ALL SUITS REDUCED
WHS * . V. • V" >''? l ' Ji W*\ :
■ A few more Topcoats left—Special at $5.00 to $.14.50
(Values up to $22.50)
I Tucker Clothing Co. I
A Quality Store at. Moderate Prices
Dispatch Advertising Pays
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