Henderson daily dispatch., May 06, 1933, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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BIG SISTER , Friends In Need By LES FORGRAVE
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SCOTT’S SCRAPBOOK - - By R. J. Scott
— Copyright, 1933, by Central Press Association, Inc. ““
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sulphuric Acid, and W :Wl ftr&fft .
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS / V / •
WORTH OF COAL-TAR IS ft'3tßL I • i r/JlKir
each year through jp jL/ fj^'M
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he lived Three miles from school Jm { l /
and in bitter cold ---■ 1 f*
WE.ATHER RAN <W E DISTXn'CE- ‘ 5-C
WITHOUT A STOP, IN HOBNAILED BOOTS , Tb KEEP WARM
V IS ripe/ [-/ I WAVE ALITTLE PIECE \ I DE THEY'VE : / FUL.L- REPORT TOMORROW -Y 7jUE WHEELS
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Senate Row Precipitated
By Beer Ban For College
(Continued turn Fage One.)
Capitol. .Both branches meet next
on Monday night.
CONFERENCE MONEY BILL
PASSES SECOND -READING
Raleigh, May 6 (AP) —-The House
of the North Carolina General As
sezchV- by pa :.je tn second reading
ear' ' ‘today of the conference report
! of th.. b ennial revenue bill, renewed
j hope that the legislature would be
ready to adjour n by next Thursdiay
The measure wit s.. accepted. by the
House on fiirqt reading- ye^terdhy',
(afternoon, and the body reconvened
shortly before midnight, so that a
1 vct.S could be obtained' early this
m'orning and the measure prepared
for final passage Monday night.
Then it will go to the Senate where
as it emlbodies most of the recom
mendations made by that body when
it re-wrote the original House bill,
it was expected to pass in the mini
mum three days.
The House vote on first reading
- was 45 to 40, and on second reading
was 39 to 21, exclusive of 18 pairs.
S. C. Tornado Fatal
To 16 Late Friday
(Continued from Page one.)
rens issued an appeal for clothing,
furnishings and food for many fami
lies whose homes were wrecked,
hardest hit. The tornado took ten
Belton, little industrial community
ten miles front Axrderson, was the
lives there injured scores, demolish
ing 31 houses, unroofed others and
wrecked the Blair towel mill. Dam
age to the latter plant alone was es
timated at $150,000 # ’
Greenville county reported four
I dead and Laurens one. The force of
the storm Was also felt in Union and
Chester counties.
Dispatch
WANT ADS
Get Results
CAR WASHED AND GREasfp
SI.OO. Open all night. Hicks J?
Service. ? uto
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FOR SALE OR TRADE - SEVeßa't
fresh milk cows, cash or credit
Wester’s, Henderson, Nr ei ’
_ * •
DISAPPEARED FROM DR. YQVTS
hospital, grey Persian Cat.
please notify Mrs. J. H. u Unil
ti-lti
I WILL SELL AT PUBLICAUCTKW
at the old C. H- Parham home }A ace
near Watkins, N. C., on Tuehda •
May 9th, starting at 10 a . in. ali
farming toolis and implements 1
household, kitchen furnituie Thos
B. Parham, Admx.
‘SCREEN WIRE 10c YARiTur" jp
you cant come phone 600 ami a >k
us for a price before you buy. Give
us a chance to save you money
O’Neil's Everything in Hardware.
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LOST OR STRAYED: BIG~YEI HOW
half Persian cat. Reward to finder
if returned to E. V. Bunn, Jr. Pohn e
149-J. 6-iti
STONEWALL APARTMENTS FOR
rent: Prices greatly reduced, fur
nished or unfurnished heated. Also
furnished room and bath especially
nice for one or two men. Eric Flan
nagan. Sat. ts.
! WANTED NOW THE CROWD
and cash for selling the most com
plete line of Hardware and paints
! in this section. Watkins Hardware
I Company. "57 years ” 5-24
TOMATO~ PLANTS FOR SALE-'-ALL
the best varieties grown out doors,
some have been transplanted, good
strong ones. Ten cents dozen. Cab
bage plants ten cents hundred a.
J. Cheek, Phone 387. 6-14
GUARANTEED REPAIRS TO ALL
cars; Pure Oil gasoline and greases.
Quick, cou*-c,eous Adcock
and Abbott, Proprietors, Corner
Garnett street, Andrews avenue.
5-2 U
GROCERY STOKES, 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-ts
ROUND TRIP
J EXCURSIONS
Henderson To
Washington. $ 4.65
Baltimore 6.05
Philadelphia 9.55
Atlantic City 11.60
New York 12.75
PROPORTIONAL FARES FROM
ALL AGENCY STATIONS
Tickets Sold Retifrn Limit
April 14-15 April 22
May 27-28-29 Jun e 3
July 1-2-3 n July 8
August 4-5 August 12
Sept. 1-31-3 Sept. 9
October 6-7 October 14
November 28-29 December 7
Same fares apply southbound on dates
shown except May 29, July 3
and September 3
Reduced Pullman Fares
No Extra Charge for Two
Passengers to a Berth
No Stopovers North of Washing
ton—Baggage Checked
7 One Cent Per Mile
Excursions
Same Dates and Limits as Above
Between All Points on The
SEABOARD
And Practically all Southeastern
Destinations
For Information See Agent
H. E. PLEASANTS, DPA
Raleigh, N. C. Phon e 2700-270
505 Odd Fellows Building
Seaboard
AIK LINE *A ILL WAV
NOTICE OF SALE.
By virtue of the authority and
.power contained in that certain Deed
of Trust executed by I. C. Rowland
and wife. Hassie Everett Rowland,
recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Vance County in Book
162, at page 423, default having been
made in the payment of the debt
therein secured, at the request of ’be
(holder of the note, I shall sell by pub*
lie auction to the highest bidder for
cash, at the courthouse door in Hen
derson, N. C., at twelve o’clock noon
on Tuesday the 23rd day of May, 1933,
the following described property:
Begin at O’Neil corner on the wes’
side of Breckenridge Street and run
thence along said Street S 350 30
E. 115.3 feet; thence N. 88 W !1 '
feet more or less to Ransom Street,
thence along said Street N- 2 E. 91
feet to O’Neil line; thence along said
line S. 88 E. 40 feet to point of be
ginning, this being same lot as shown
on Plat Book "A”, at page 64. and
a portion of the land acquired by
C. Rowland by deed recorded in 800
1932, page 451, the Register of Deeds
office of Vance County, see also dee
on record in Book 156, page 481, > n
the Register of Deeds office of Vance
County.
This the 21st day of April,
WADDELL GHOLSON. JK
Trust**