The Carolina tribune. [volume], March 02, 1935, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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ueware wives ana gin mends oi
uie Kaieign t>gi nouse .t you don i
miow asK /A, U IV* J IVI JHS an
J D
Was it iove that caused cn<-
cuickeil man G A to put an ever* j
tasting mark on Miss C M last (
weanesaay night? Foor Mrs P A '
i»*r J u regrest that the Louis
uurg iauy has become a shawlte
<atner tnau the pos.tion prveiousi>
held.
it, is rumored that Mrs LVI u was
uvusing Miss A u* order that j
she might see Mr K L H o$ Louis
burg. we are sorry, but tne trutu |
is the light*
'we see that Miss S b of Blood- I ,
worth bt has tallen in love with
.v*t W A of Person and Worth Sts
watch your step Miss A 5
Miss 1 M J ot Last St had, better !
leave Mr J D along, you know what
happened before and you had to
leave town.
wonder what would happen to,
Miss A P if J M should say he was
through?
Will some one tell Miss E L B that
•he is not the only pebble on the
oeach! even if she does have Mr
O S
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Miss S B P of Jones St seem to
have some of Jean Harlowe’s tricks
when it comes to holding W D
Do you know Miss B Jy says she
will always love Mr N W of Jones
St. Why Miss M W you know you
hate Mr H H
Miss M F S is nuts about Mr J J
and 1 know it J L F
The little dmae Miss F C of
Smithfield St has gone back to the
old fisherman C M
Miss O M H thinks the sun rises
and sets in Mr F ®
Mr J A i waiting for that dance
with V W
Berry O’Kelly Bull
Why does D T like ot meet) 1 U
Y of Berry O‘Kelly at the Royal
RS if you want o tsee him go
there on Thursday afternoon.
Why doe* J T of Method go to
Apex so often?
Why did Mr O W so Method fall
so hard for Miss MP?
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I New Spring Hals, Dresses & Soils! ||
Gorgeous—Darling—Beautiful are only a few of the expres-
lii sions we hear every day when our friends and customers view <
this splendid display of beautiful spring merchandise.
Smart colors and most popular materials are displayed, and
the new straws, felts and cloth hats—well you'll rave too
I when you see them.
" Gocdinaii’s Dress Shop
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Corner S. Wilmington and Hargett Sts.
DePriest
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uii outer., ucvci uiciess ne rci b n.ui
fc **e lime naa come lor coxoreu
Americans to aeciare as to tne type
o* man ..aey want tor rresiaeni 01
.lie Uiiitea, Orates m succet>«>.un co
iranKiin u, noosevelt rt-s cnoice
ne aecia re a is .ue lighting repre
sentative from the 1 wet.iy-oixtn
congressional District of New i orK
the Honorable Hamilton t sh.
Brilliant Banquet
Ine Banquet, one of the most
brilliant ever given in the i.atiouai
Capital, was attended b/ nearly
JUU persons and included represen-
TaKves from thirty states or tne
Union, a sponsoring committee ot
200 having taken the inlative in
proposing the banquet.
Mr. DePriest suggest on regard
ing Congressman Fish, was enthus
iastically applauded by the repre
sentatives of the group.
Roanoke Inst. Fire
from Page Ij I
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c.wuge ui c.iks iur the purpose Or |
ouyiiig books tor those wnose
ov>MA.s were aesiroyed.
Ine orgin ot the tire has been
the subject ot varying theories.
■Senile some contend that burn ng
grass on the campus was fanned
into a stitt blaze and set fire to the
.’Uildmgs, others think that faul
ty flue in the main build ng is
the last theory is given the
most credence by students and
responsible,
I close observers of the conflagra-
I
I non.
j ft tty dosent J P get himself a
girl tr.end?
| Will R S and 1 U seer be friends
■ again?
Why does Mr H W want Miss
L C to stop playing basketball
Jesse Saunders
—Agent For —
CAROLINA TRIBUNE
AFRO-AMERICAN
Phone 1344-M
MENTION THIS PAPER
WHEN BUYING FROM
OUR ADVERTISERS
Bradshaw Thrills
Dance Patrons With
Colorful Antics
—oUo—
Raleigh, On Monday night,
Feb, 25th hundreds of Raleigh’s
dancers thronged the Memor al
Auditorium for a chance to dance
to the strains of Tiny Bradshaw’s
music and to enjoy the stage an
tics of the energetic dance direc
tor.
Bradshaw playing the Memorial
Auditorium on a long hop from
Poison Dinner
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purensaea tile sausage when was
* part ot tne meal, are an ueau
as a resuit of the meal.
rtatue Wateou IU , and Lander
Watson 8, tv.fi, of Mrs. Watson’s
children are seriously ill in a local
hospital.
According to police a dual mur
der plot may be revealed before
the case is solved.
Sausage, molasses, home-made
biscu ts and coffee comprised the
meal that proved fatal.
The two Children that lived
might have bene dead but for the
visit of a neighbor at which time
the deaths were discovered.
Arsen'.c poisoning is the cause of
the death according to a doctor
who rushed to the scene.
STATE
THEATRE
6 Days Beg. Sunday
Charles Dickens Im
mortal Story
“David
Copperfield’’
With a Star Cast of 65
Players Including—
Lionel Barrymoore
W. C. Fields
Majdge Evans
Lewis Stone
Maureen O'Sullivan
Elizabeth Allisy
Roland Young
Also News
Note:—See the Picture
From the Beginning.
Featured ht 11:45, 2«10
4:35, 7:00 and 9:25 p.
m.
The Carolina Tribune,
Norfolk, is making his second tour f
of the South and returned to I
Raleigh in response to a plea on f
the part of Raleigh’s dance en
thusiasts for another big dance, the
‘*st of the year.
Hundreas or men ana women,
‘hirst ng tor a really big dance
<»na a tirst rate dance band nock
ea to tile doors, while other hun
dreds not particularly caring tor a
dance, but curious to discover the
Secret of Bradshaw's enviable repu
tation. came to watch the dim.nu
ctve Harlem Maestro strut his stuff
for the cash customers. Exception
ally, small in stature, this bundle
of energy and personality, danced,
jumped and yelled his way into the
hearts of h s admirers with that hot
cha rhythm, peculiar to that port
on of the Gotham metropolis
around 7th Ave. and 135 St, bet
( ter to you as the heart] of Harlem.
Altho specializing i n that special
uptown rhythm, Bradshaw surpris
ed most of his patrons with melody
of his reed section, the harmony
°f his brass Combination and the
musical perfect on with which his
band played the popular lyrical
songs in truly high class style,
making them as sweet as any of the
other masters of syncopation,
j This is the second major attrac-
I tion offered us by the J. Winters
WE HAVE THE MATERIALS YOU NEED
FOR YOUR CAR
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325 $. Blount St. Phones 337—731
Raleigh, N. C.
i
V/e Respectfully Ask That You
Support Merchants Advertising
In This Newspaper
As Safe Guide To Sound
Used Car Values
We Are Listing Here With a Few Typical Bargains
But We Advise You to Call At An Early Date
And Review Our Entire Stock
33 Pontiac Coach $545
33 Plymouth Coach (Deluxe)--••• $475
32 Plymouth Coach -
32 Greater Hudson Sedan $445
32 Ford V-8 Coupe $345
30 Buick Sedan $295
30 Essex Sedan
30 Marquette _ $245
30 DeSoto Coupe $245
30 Nash Coupe $245
29 Buick 7 passenger $245 I
29 Ford Tudor $145
27 Dodge Sedan $75
29 Dodge Truck, 1 1-2 ton $125
27 Packard Sedan $145
Open Evenings Until 9 P. M.
JOHNSON MOTOR CO.
E. MAIN ST. PHONE L-1841
I
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(agency and it maintains the stand
ard of this group. The Mills Bros.
their first venture.
Prof. Farrison
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Cv.n oiuy lu mu stale 'Which the
.jac.ung cook place, friis reason
ing nas iea co tne ott-repeateu
op mon tnac tne problem ot eraa-
icaiing tins crane from our coun
ty is both the preogative and re
sponsibility of the states of tne
Union." He contnuea by saying
that. .‘‘atlast, many persons have
come to see, in the sight ot sevreal 1
most' unfortunate experineces of the
last few years that lynching is no
longer necessarily an excresence
of the race problem alone, and that
it is not altogether a sectional
problem; but that like the activities
of organized gangsters and kid
nappers, lynching has become a
national problem.” The Civic com
mittee of the Greensboro Men’s club
which arranged the program, was
surprised at the cordial reception
given the plan by the officials of
the radio station. Music for the oc
casion was supplied by the Choral
Society of Bennett College under
' the direction of Miss Marylou Jack
son.
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This spring get that custom tailored look
Our clothes express individujality. They are made
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Your inspection is invited.
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TAILORS—CLEANERS—FURRIERS
16 W. Hargett St, Phone 4060
Raleigh, N. C.
Open a Charge Account
—AT THE—
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fOur terms are easy, and our
stock of both Ladies and Men's
clothing is uxe iieac
we hjave ever shown.
Ladies Dresses—Swagger Suits,
Spring Coats—Bi-Swing Sport
Suits—Sunday Nite Dresses.
CREDIT MAKES BUY
ING EASY HERE
We Also Carry a Complete Line Os
Men’s HATS and SUITS
New Spring Men's Suite, si.igle I
and double breasted nvidM?. 1
Sport and Belted Backs. Newest |
of Fabrics and Styles. ] ■
Low Prices and Easy : '
Terms M
O. K. Clothing Store s |||g|
113 E. MARTIN ST. i
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RALEIGH, N. C.
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PRICES REDUCED
Too many U«ed Cars and
Trucks, too little space in
which to store them. Result—
Must Sell.
1932 Chevrolet Coupe. .$295
1932 Ford V-8 Sedan__32s
1929 Buick Sedan 110
1929 Jordan Straight 8
Sport Roadster 135
1929 Chevrolet Coach... 95
1929 Ford A Sedan 110
1929 Pontiac 2-door
Sedan . 135
1933 Ford V-8 Sport
Coupe. Rumble Seat. 395
1933 Chevrolet DeLuxe
2-door Sedan. . .435
Trucks-Trucks
Trucks
$25 to s*7s
Sanders Lls'id Car
Department
324 S. Blount St.
Phone 2393