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Destination of Philly Phish
The latest notable to be included in Philadelphia’s Zoo is shown surveying
his new quarters after arrival from Atlantic City. N. J. He is the
largest sea eirphanr in captivity, weighing three tons and measuring
Seventeen feel from nose to tail. The big seal’s rations consist of a barrel
' of fish daily, so happy days are here again for Philly fishmongers.
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QUICKER THAN THE
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send jn Tons, nomskollion
NOTIONS TO DEAR OLD
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THE OLD HOME TO WIN ItygrlsteretJ O. S. latent Office By STANLEY
KvVELL VoO SPEMT A MONTH\ T (hold E«
I TRAINING H'M To Vopg J WO' A , c\S\ A ft ) NEWT.
I SHOES UPSTAIRS- NOW you ) Mr NYyyjw IP > ,SHES ,
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7 wl THAS EXTENDED HiS SHOE RETRIEVE
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WANT ADS I
Get Results I
LALaES SOLES CEMENTED THp l :
new way. No nails, no sowing, sm,
and lifts SI.OO. 'iry it, you'll |ik e I
Baker’s Shoe Repair, \y« cMi V p,' #
P hone 8119 - 2:, ci ■
A NEW ASSORTMENT OF~pad' I
locks priced at 10c, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75J
SI.OO at “The Place of Values ’ai ’
S. Watkins. ' 2(M^
SPECIAL- - OYSTERS 39c QtTlamß
chops 23c. Pot Roast 2 lb. 20c
Black HawK Hams 15c. Penders
Market. i 9 I
MEN'S UNION SUlTS—sta~Y
warm winter weight, 75e. Oeo.
A. Rose and Sons Co. iti.
FOR SALE-SEED RYE~~ $1 PER
bushel, seed oats, 75c bushel; crim- ■
son clover, $5.90 bushel; hairy vetch
$6.50 bushel. See us for low cash
prices on field seeds, feeds and
heavy groceries. Carrington Fred
and Seed Co., Oxford, N. C.
18-20
WANTED- GOOD SIZeIiOT BLAST
coal heater. Must be in good con
dition and reasonable. Phone 747-j
BUILDING MATERIALS AND
paints for every need at “The Place
of Values.” Alex S. Watkins “Where
quality tells and prices Sell.”
18-ts
i FOR HEMSTITCHING, PICOTING,
j dress making, suits, ladies coats.
I Everything made to measure. Satis
faction guaranteed. See Estelle Wal
ston. E. G. Davis and Sons Store.
Phone 141. Mond-Fri-tf
SINGER SEWjING MACHINE*”oF
fice noY* located next to Dr. Yow’s
office, Wyche street. We have the
latest machines and attachments in
stock. Bring us your machine trou
bles. C. L. (Roy) Beckham,
Mgr. Phone 7. 20-lti
PIANO: WANT SOMEONE TO
take p-actically new piano and
{ finish payments on unpaid balance
owing. Cash or terms. Quick action
necessary. Address Lee Piano Co.,
Lynchburg, Va. 19-3 ti
SHEET mON HEATERS AT $1.29
to $3.50 at “The Place of Values."
Stove p*P e 15c P er Alex s -
Watkins. 20-1 ti
NEW MARLBORO SHlßTS—
tsV.lripef'j cheeks and plain col
ors, $1.25 and ?! .50. New
; Arrow Shirts, $1.95. Oeo.
j A.. Rose and Sons Co. lti.
OUR PRICES HAIR CUT 35c SHAVE
20c Children’s hair cut, 25c Allen’s
Barber Shop. b 26 S. Garnett street.
Thurs-Fri-ts
BREEDLOVE PRODUCE COM
pany, fresh fish and oysters, fruits
and groceries. Come to see us or
call phone 54-J. In the drawing con
test last Saturday night at 8 o’clock
eight pecks of apples were given
away. The winners were: William
Thorne. J. L. Wade. W. M. Young,
P. O, Robertson, Mrs. J. M. Gris
som. Mrs. S. S. Stevenson and L.
)L. Hai grove. 20-lti
MISS LIZZIE BURWELL WILL
have home-made cakes and cookies
for sale, every Saturday at “The
> Fireside Gift Shop” on Oxford
Ro%d, opening October 21. 18-20
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
GROCERY STOKiSS, FISH DEAL
ers and o‘her9 can save money on
their wrapping paper by buying old
papers for 10c per bundle at the
Dispatch office* Also line for
V kindling fires. '(■
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NOTICE SALE.
By power contained in a
deed of trust executed by The Vance
County Fair Association on the Ist
day of May 1922, which is of record
in the office of the Register of Deeds
of Vance County in book 107 at page
317, default having been made in the
payment of the notes therein secured,
and at tne request of thei holder of
same, I shall sell, by public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
court door, in Henderson, N. C.
at 12 o’clock, noon, on Monday the
30th day of October 1933 the follow
ing described property:
> Being known as the New Fair
I Grounds, and more particularly de
* scribed as follows: Begin at an iron
pin, E. G. Finch, on the north edge
1 of Hawkins Avenue extended, and run
» thence N 11 E 1708 feet to a new cor
ner made in the Highland Home
j Company and Finch line, the same
j being marked by an iron pin, thence
|N 77 W 682.5 feet to a stake in line
of No. 6 Plat of the Hanm-r survey
/thence with this line S 13 degrees 30’
W 1385 feet to an iron stake on the
north edge of said avenue extended,
thence along the north edge of said
road S 51 degrees 30’ E 707.5 feet,
tihence S 66 E 86 feet to the begin
ning containing 25 acres more or less,
but the following has been already
sold, and is no-t included, to wit: Be
gin, at an iron stake, Fair ground old
corner on N. E. side of Pavement,
run thence along the road N. W. 150
feet to a stake, thence N. E. 240
feet to an iron pin, thence about 78
feet S. E. to Finch line, thence along
his line S. W. 274 feet to the begin
ning, which small tract of land al
ready sold off and not offered in th>s
advertisement is recorded in book 132
at page 478 (to which reference is
here made. The land above described
to be sold is known as (the Vance
County Fair Grounds.
This 28th day of October 1933.
T. S. KITTRELL, Trustee'.
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