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PAGE TWO
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Thomas Roberts, steel worker, in
a Justice of the peace court at
Bcbrse, Mich., to charges that he
burned the hands of his two
small sons over a ifltchen stove
afftefr he said they had stolen 25
'oente to buy candy. The boys,
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HENDERSON, (N.C.) DAILY DISPATCH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER i 9 1933 1
Jack, 7, and Wallace, 5, are pic
tured bs they Tfhowed their ban
daged hands to Chief ~f Police
George A. Moore of Ecorse. At
his heaping, -'RobeTts said he ad
ministered the punishment be
cause “they Will remember it
longer than It apafnkfng”.
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THE OLD HOME TOWN Registered U. S. Patent 0 files By STANLEY
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WANT ADS
Get Results
BUY: $5000.00
8.-ids; $5000.00 Vane- C 0,,.
Bonds; 100 Shares Ros- stock
Shares Henderson Cotton Mills i °°
sell. $4 f, 00.00 Oxford Bonds-
State North Carolina, s-c'a V' J
Peace, Oxford N. C. '-.
LADIES SOLES CEMENTED THP
now way. No nails, no s-wing s< i
and lifts SI.OO. Try it, you’ll
Baker’s Shoe Repair, w- dHu
phone 8119.
IF YOU WANT T(TsEE SOAi K
good exhibits visit the Epsoiu
community fair Thursday ami
Friday and if you want to so<>
the newest in young men's
suits, hats and shoes. (’ omo
•tSo Geo. A. Rose and Sons Co.
SPECIAL- - O v STERS 39cQT. Lamb
chons 25c. Pot Roast 2 lh. 20/
Black Hawk Hams 15c. Pender-
Market. 19-2 ti
BUTT DING MATERIALS AN D
paints for every need at “The pi ac ,
of Valuer.” Alex S. Watkins “Where
quality tells and prices Sell.’’
18-ts
PIANO: V\ ANT SOMEONE TO
take practically new piano and
finish paym-nts on unpa.d balance
owing'. Cash or terms, action
nt,_e~.=ary. Address Lee Piano C O .,
Lynchburg, Va. 19-a.i
AVANTED 5OO PEOPLe7oII)
or young, to come to Epsom
Community Fair Thursday
night 7:30 to sec play ‘‘The
Girl in the Fur Coat.” 18-2 t.
FOR RENT Finsr f- iXIOR APART
ment on Horner street, steam heat
ed, all modern conveniences. Miss
Guseie Blacknall, telephone num
ber 658-J. TandT-tf
OUR PRICES HAIR CUT 35c SHAVE
20c Children's hair cut, 25c Allen’s
Barber Shop. b 26 S. Garm-tt street.
Thurs-Fri-ts
SPECIALIZING IN MADeTtO
measure suits ami overcoats.
Tailored by Stelfson “D” and
Haas Tailoring Co., of Balti
more, Md. Guaranteed fit
anrl workmanship. Geo. A.
Rose and Sons Co.
EXPERT PIANO TUNING AND RE
pairing associated with Stephenson
Music Co., Raleigh, will be in
, Hendcmcn Thursday. Friday, Satur
day anti nrobablv first of week i f
! move justifies. Call phone 79. 18-2 ti
; NOTICE TO -TOBACCO FARMERS.
You can get old newspapers to pack
your cured tobacco on for 10c per
bundle at the Dispatch Office. 7-ts
GROCE ft Y STtir.US. FISH DEAD
ers and r‘hfir9 can save money on
their wrapping paper by buying o’d
bapers for 100 per bundlp at th»
TVsnatoh office. Also Tine for
ktndline flees 19-ts
FORECLOSURE SALE.
j By virtue of authority contained in
j that certain deed of trust executed to
the undersigned as trustee by Neal
Bennett, Charlie Bennett and wife
; Elizabeth Bennett, on the 27th day of
i July 1929 and recorded in book 151
i at page 458 register of d-?eds office
‘ of Vane 0 County, North Carolina,
default having bt f n made in the pay
ment of the note therein secured, at
the request of the Udder of the same,
! I will offer for sale by public auction
for cash at th- court house door in
Henderson, N. C. on Monday, Novem
ber 13th, 1933, the>foUotfrifig described
>;•<
Ist Tract: It is attract of;
acres more or less land lying” on
is known Fanny Branch,
adjoining the lands formerly belong
ing to Wesley Durham and a Mr. WU
kerson and being the same land as
was conveyed by Willie Burton to Tom
and Cora Terry and by A. A. Bunn
trustee, see deed of A. A. Bunn, trus
tee to Mary L. Bunn book 154 page
83. A’so another tract of land adjoin
ing the above containing 22 acres
known as the Robert Edwards tract,
see dee/i of A. A. Bunn, trustee to
Mary L. Bunn, book 154 page 81. Also
another tvact. of one acre adjoining the
last described tract, see deed of Lucy
Malone Durham to A. A. Bunn dated
1 June 3, 1927. 't’he three tracts together
I containing 45 1-2 acres more or less.
1 This the 12th day of October, 1933.
) A. A. BUNN, Trustee.
I NOTICE OF SALE.
| Under and by virtue of an order
lof Superior Court of Vance
I County, made in the Special Proceed
ing entitled Anna Jones Dailey and
William Dailey her -husband, Sue
Jones Baines and Luther Barnes her
husband vs. R. B. Jones, N. H.
Jdnes,'O. E. Jones and Gilmer Jones,
the undersigned Commissioner will,
on the 28th day of -October, 1933 at
-12 o’clock, noon at the court house
door, in Henderson, Vance County. N.
C. offer for sale to the highest bid
dieir, for cash that, certain tract of lend,
lying ana being in Middleburg Town
ship, Vance County, adjoining the
lands of William Davis and others,
and we particularly described as
follows:
Being -forty acres more or less,
bounded by the lands of Rose, J. A.
Cooper, estate of Mrs. Ophelia Jones,
being tho lands of J. G. Jones, de
ceased, as descrlbsld in tfoe office of
tihe register of Deeds Os Vance Coun
ty in book 8 at page 342, and in book
78 at page 282, to which deeds re
ference is here made for more par
ticular Gesoription, said land being
Khe tract conveyed to J. G. Jones in
the division between J. G. Jones and
'Ophelia E. Jones.
This 27th day of September, 1933.
T. S. KITTRELL.
Commissioner.

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