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Evening star., 1939-11-23
Junior Misses and
ToddIers' Dresses

~
Originally Sis to SI.95
80 toddlers' dresses in cotton.
Sizes / to 8.
8 Toddlers' Cotton Dresses in sizes
/ and 2. Originally s195 and So.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS csc
5 Sheer Cotton Dresses in blue.
Size q Originally So. Now-95c
5 Cotton Rompers; sizes and 3.
Originally 81 Now Csc
3 Cotton Suits in size 2. Orig
inally 81. Now 45c
5 Silk or Silk -and-wool Wrappers
In pink and blue. Were s1095.
NOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --so.So
Pink Silk Wrapper. Originally
Sl0.95. Now w------S3.95
/ Pink Silk Wrapper. Originally
$7.95. Now 1895
/ Pink Silk Wrapper. Was s5.95.
Now S2.95
l Blue Wool and Silk Sacque.
Originally s5.95. Now
6 Cotton Overalls in size / and 8.
Originally sl.l5. Now 45c
3 Cotton Gowns in size 2 and 8.
Were 81. 45c
5 Toddlers' Wool Coats; sizes / and
3. Originally S795 and 1895.
Now
White Cotton Corduroy Coat in
size l. Was S. Now----S2.95
80 Wool Sweater Suits; size 8.
Originally $795. Now
20 packages Toss Away Pads. Were
45c. Now 25c, Is to the box
4 English Wool Shawls in pink,
white, blue. Originally $4. Now,
S1.s5
2 English Wool ShawIs in pink or
white. Originally $3.50 and 81.
Now
Pink Silk Carriage Cover. Orig
inally $15.95. Now s2.95
2 Maple Finished Hardwood Chif-
ferobes. Originallys29 .95. Now s1s.95
INFANTS FURNISHINGS AND
FURNITURE, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Laundry Bags, 4Oe

" ere COC
20 glazed cotton chintz laundry
bags in drawstring style. Swedish
modern design on rose, blue and
brown background.
Utility Cabinet, covered with
floral design paper. Six shoe draw
ers and drawer each for lingerie
and hosiery. Was $l.95. Now 81
S pairs Transparent RufIled Cur.
tains for bedroom, bathroom or
kitchen. Blue and white. Were 81.
A>o" OCC
Chinese Embroidered Photograph
Album in black with blue design.
Was 81. Now 81
Sewing Stand in natural straw
with royal blue trim. Royal rayon
satin lining and padded TOP. Was
$5. Now a
NOTIONS, AIsLEs 81 AND ~,
FIRST FLOOR.
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Mems Shirts, 95e

Originally 81 to $3.50
323 striped cotton broadcloth and
madras, tan end-to-end cotton
madras, and soft cotton flannel
shirts. Regular style collars.
Sizes IA to II.
q Mems Jackets, Vests, Hunting
Coats and MackinawS in assorted
fabrics and feathers. as follows:
4, sizes 1888, 1i40, 2/42. Origi-
nally $3.50 to $3.50. Now s3.95
%, sizes 3/34, 5i36 3/38, 4I40,
2/42, 4/44, 2 2/46. Originally $l2.50
to $3.50. Now S6.95
rs Wool Flannel Shirts in neat
stripes. Sizes l41a to. l5A2. Were
SIS. Now ----- $2.55
The MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR,
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Juvenile Party Dresses
S7.e5 Wo.o e2o, IN s,os

Il ~ Were S3.95 to S5.95.
25 party dresses in cotton net.
rayon taffeta on rayon marqui-
sette. Sizes to 6.
80 Cotton Wash Dresses in sizes
2 to 6. Were $195. Now S1.45
20 Two-piece Suits for boys in cot
ton and wool combinations and all
wool. Sizes 2 to 6. Originally s1.95
to S2.95. Now S1.45
JUVENILE APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Necklaces, Bracelets
Special 85e

100 in wine, green. red, or gold
color simulated pearl. In compo-
sition leaf or bubble styles; also
link styles in red.
50 pieces Novelty Jewelry. includ-
ing clips, pins. necklaces, bracelets
in leaves, links and bubble styles.
In silver or gold color simulated
pearl. Were $l.95. Now Sl.45
Is Bubble or Leaf Necklaces in wine,
green, teal blue, plum. red, gold
color or natural-color simulated
pearl with gold-color. Were 50.
Now Sl.9S
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE 5,
FIRST Floor.
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CRYSTAL Alarm Clocks

All perfect but with loud tick.
1877 Blue and Clear Mirror Alarm
Clocks. 24-hour. Originally Sl.ss.
Now Soc
IL Blue and Clear Mirror Alarm
Clocks. 40-hour. Originally B3.l5.
Now
CLOCKS, FIRST FLooa.
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Mems Robes Reduced

Flannel
medium, S large Originally $35
English Lightweight
$50 and $35 Now
sc and
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T aiIored Curtains
Special 95e pair

100 pairs in cream or white cotton
marquisette. 21/6 yards long.
50 pairs Cushion Dot Curtains in
ecru cotton. ~ yards long. Spe-
cial, pair 81
50 pairs Curtains in filet net cot.
ton. Ecru only. az yards only.
Also, a Large Group Of Draperies,
Curtains and Bedspreads, mostly
one-of-a-kind. Group includes
rayons, rayon- -and cottons and cot
tons. All greatly reduced.
CURTAINS AND DRApERIEs,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Glass Fruit Juice Sets
Special 'l

Is seven-piece sets h colored glass, decorated
pineapple design.
Glass Salad Bowl, silver band decoration Was sl2
Now
II Tantalus Sets, wood frame with two crystal bot
ties imperfect Were S. Now-----$ rs
2-14-nch Glass Torte Plates, magnolia design Were
"a Decorated Beverage Glasses, magnolia design.
Originally $3.50.
"a Decorated Beverage Glasses. Originally g.
IL Colored Glass Candy Boxes. Were Soc. Now, CSC
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-11-23
Mems Natrix
Oxfords, '8's'
Were SI2.75

Were SIPS
81 pairs black or tan calf oxfords,
medium shape toe. rubber plug
heels. Discontinued from our
stock. Sizes: AA-9. 10, 10h,
II; A-81a to II; B1S, 8l2. 9, 10,
l0h2, II: C-7l2. 812 to 1917.
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1939-11-23
Lily Of France Duosettes
s1'9o Originally $40

I Duosettes Of cotton-and-rayon
batiste and elastic, cotton lace up
lift, light boning at the front.
Sizes "a. IS, SO, 80 and A..
Bien Jolie Black Rayon Satin
Corsettes with cotton lace brassiere
top. Sizes IS, 36, Al. Originally
$3.50. Now $2.95
z Maiden Form Once Overs in white
silk satin. Size 80. Originally $3.50.
CoRsErs, THIRD FLOOR.
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Mems Initial
Handkerchiefs, 25e

Were SOC
25 dozen odd assortment of initial
handkerchiefs of cotton and linen
with colored borders.
SO Women's Printed Silk and Silk
Chiffon Squares. Were ST. Now SOC
HANDKERcH1Ers, AISLE II,
FIRST FLOOR
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Printed Silk Satin, yard

Regularly yI.95 to y2.5O
800 yards All-silk Printed Satin in
floral and conventional designs in
monotones and multicolors. For
smart dresses, blouses and house.
coats. 80 inches wide.
40 yards Of Rayon and silk Velvet
with aqua-sec finish. In nile green
and gold shades for negligees, bed
jackets or evening frocks. 80 inches
wide. Was $l.95 yard. Now 81
10 yards All-silk Ripple Chiffon in
black only, 80 inches wide. Regu-
larly $1.25 yard. SOC
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-11-23
Women's and Misses
Fur Felt Hats, s2'75

Originally s3.95 to $40
IS in a group that also includes a
few tweeds and other woods. Dressy
and casual types, some in women's
sizes, Wide range of colors.
10 Hats from our Millinery Salon.
Mostly one-of-a-kind. Originally
STATS to s2250. Now S4.75
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
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Friday Remnant Day
Shop Economically Here
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bk;na.

Swedish Si|ver-pIated
Flatware
2e pieces, $3.50
Was SIS set
10 sets in "Berka" pattern. With
chest.
l Round Serving Tray, silver
plated. Was s67 Now $44.50
Vacuum Ice Tub in top hat de-
sign. Silver-plated. Was $24. Now,
SIS
Chop Plate, silver-plated. Was
$35. Now S2l
Three-compartment Vegetable
Dishes. Silver-plated. Were $3.50.
Now S6.25
Chop Plate, ilver-plated. Was
%. NOW ---------- $3
Vegetable Dish. silver plated. Was
IS. Now 50
Relish Dish, silver-plated. Was
s.. Now 81
All Of above pieces subject to siisht
imberfeehoss.
SILVER Room, FIRST Floor.
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Girls Jackets, s2's'

Originally S3.95 and S5.95
80 in wool tweeds, assorted plaids.
Sizes IL to 10.
40 Girls Sports Jackets in solid
colors and plaids. Wool fiannels or
tweeds. Sizes to Is. Originally
$2.95 and $395. Now -S1.95
80 Girls Blouses in rayon crepes,
including some prints. Sizes 10 to
Is. Originally $1.95. Now $50
GIRLS SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Printed Nightgowns

L We're S395
in sheer rayons. With white, blue
or orchid backgrounds. Sizes "a
and A.
6 Gowns in silk sheers; rose. orchid
or lime peel. With camtsole neck
lines. Sizes 80, "a and 38. Were
UNDERwLAR, THIRD FLOOR.
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Girls Dresses, SIS
OriqinalIv SI.95 and S295

100 in cotton and spun rayon. Girls
and 'Teen-age sizes, Z to 16.
100 'Teen-age and Chubbee Dresses
Of spun rayon and rayon crepe. In
sizes IL to is. Originally $395.
girls APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Rayon Fabrics, 39e yard

Was SOC yard
$50 yards Of 'Frostint," q knit
eject rayon and Silver Nub," q
spun rayon-and-cotton fabric. In
street shades. 80 inches wide.
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
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Junior Misses Tie
Oxfords, s3'75
We're S6.75

Were y6.75
40 pairs Grayflex Trampers.
Suede and calfskin. Sizes AAA-
6, 6l2, 8, ga and 9; AA-512, 6,
61a. IA, s, 812 and 9; As, 51z,
6, 7, ia and 8; B-41a to 7.
20 pairs Boys Oxfords in elkskin
with rubber soles. Sizes B-21a to
3l7, 5, 517, 712 and 8; C-21a, ga
to Az, 8 and 912; D-21a to 31a,
Al, 6, IA and 8. Were SIS to
$3.50. Now S3.75
CHILpREN's SHOES FOURTH Fl DOR
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Students Woodshire Varsity
Two-trousers Suits, sI975
We're $3.50

81 suits in all-wool cheviots and tweeds.
Plain and sports-back single and double
breasted models. Neat herringbone weaves
and stripes. Sizes: 80 to 38 Regulars; 81
to 38 Stockys (stouts).
IL Students Sports Jackets in all-wool tweeds in
good selection of coors and patterns. Sizes 36 to
80 regulars; SO to 36 longs Were Sl250 and SIS.
Now -------- SS.75
STUDENTS CLOTHING SECOND FLOOR
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Silver Fox Trimmed Suits
So we,e sbg7s

in Winter weight; three-p piece, with full
length fitted coats. In black wool. Sizes
IA and 18.
8 two-piece Suits, trimmed with dyed caracul
lamb, in-betWeen- seasons weight. Goats are
34-length. In wool, black only; sizes 80 to AZ.
Del Monte Hickey Untrimmed Sports Goats of i'm
ported tweed and cashmere. In tan beige shades:
sizes IA and l6. Were $6975. Now --------- S39.75
Cotton Velveteen Suits, wool trimmed. Two-pec
and in black, gray green Sizes IL to 1s. Were
$3975. Now ---- - rs
COATS Ard SUITS, THIRD FLOOR
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Ah-wooI Jersey
IS yard
Regularly So yard
$50 yards all-wool jersey in sixteen
colors for blouses, dresses and suits.
50 inches wide.
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-11-23
Boudoir Chairs, Mirrors,
Mattresses and Box
Springs Greatly Reduced

1 Boudor Chair, finished in mahogany and covered
In peach rayon. Was Sill Now $7.75
Boudoir Chair in bareback style finished in
hogany and covered in green and white cotton and
rayon fabric. Was $26.50 Now $3.50
l Boudor Chair with bareback blue and white
striped rayon. Was $2S. $15.75
Mirror with frame finished in green and gold color.
1s1ax25 inches Originally $40. Now -----S7.50
/ Mirror with Philippine mahogany frame. 21x29
inches. Was $19. Now $10.75
/ Mirror with pine frame. 2shx29l2 inches. Was
s2250 --------------$10.75
/ Mrror-small size for chest Walnut finish on hard
wood 16x13 inches. Was So. Now 81
/ Boudor Chair with barrel back, covered in fig
ured black cotton crash Was $ll.75. Now----$8.75
Innersprng Mattress, covered in green cotton tick
ing Single size Was $19.75. Now------------ $1t.75
Box Spring in cotton striped ticking Double size.
1 Box Spring in tan and rose cotton ticking. Single
size Was Sl975. Now-------S Sl4.75
Box Spring in tan and rose striped cotton ticking.
Double size Was $3.50. Now--------.$ $16.75
3 Boudoir Chairs with barrel backs Covered in egg
plant figured cotton crash. Were $11.75 Now $8.75
2 Cedar Chests with tray Walnut veneer on solid
cedar. Were $24 so. Now Observation-Disclosures $l8
/ Bed in modern style Walnut veneer on hardwood.
Double size. Originally $28. Now--------$9 50
BEDROOM FURNITURE, New Location, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-11-23
Costume Slips, SIS

Were S2.95
IL pure-dye silk crepe slips
trimmed with embroidery White
and pink. Sizes 80, "a and SO.
s Costume Slips in pure-dye silk
satin with beading trimmed cami-
sole tops. Dusty rose. Sizes 311z,
80 and 36. Were $295. Now, $1.95
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
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Gift Stationery
95e box Was 81 boz

200 boxes. Blue green, tan and white paper
with darker envelopes in blending colors
with white lining. 48 sheets and 48 en-
velopes Imported paper in letter size in
gray and blue with white border on four
sides and also on envelopes.
Desk Pads in green leather. Flexible and with
paneled ends 16x21 inches. Were ST. Now----S1
100 Boxes Christmas Cards in assorted bright de-
signs 8 cards to the box Were Csc. Now ~ 10c
Is Writing Folios. containing note sheets, lS let
ter sheets, "a envelopes Were 81. Now Soc
English Brass Dinner Bells in large size with
fancy handles. Were $2 Now---------------$1
STATIONERY AISLE O. FIRST FLOOR.
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Sports Dresses, '6'''
OriqinaIIy SI4.95 to $685..

O77xTHH7Ty 51T.7J TO 31U7J.
20 of wool checks and plain acetate rayon
crepe. Assorted colors. Sizes 10 tn 20.
22 Wool Sports Jackets in assorted coors Sizes IL
to 20. Originally sa95 to s1695 Now ~ S. 50
10 Two-piece Wool Sports Suits. Rust, green, blue
and navy Sizes IA to 49, Originally s29 rs to s39 IS
Now --------------- ------ $1875
E,no
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Ba|briggan Cotton
Pajamas, SIS We're 81

~ pairs, two-piece style with long
sleeves. Tearose, green, blue and
rose Broken sizes and styles. Sizes
II, Is, 18 and 20.
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
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Discontinued
Decorators Samples
81 each

Originally 81 to $40 yard
rs sample fabrics suitable for pill
lows, seat covers and wall hangings.
$50 Sample Fabrics greatly reduced.
Now CSC to S8 each
1S lengths Material including cre-
tonne, whipcord and linen in yard
age SUFFICIENT for slip covers. Great
ly reduced. Now SOC and S1.40 yard
STUDIO OF INTERIOR DECORATING,
Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-11-23
Girls Nightgowns, 'I'4'
Were SI.95

So in rayon crepe and rayon satin.
Tailored or cotton lace trimmed
styles. In tearose or printed pas
tells. Sizes 10 to 16.
rs pairs Rayon Panties in Teen
age sizes, 10 to 16. OF white or tea
rose rayon, with elastic at waist
line. French legs. Originally 85c.
Now $50
"a Juniors Costume Slips, some
handmade. Bias cut and in tearose
silk satin or rayon satin. Sizes Is
and II. Were $295. Now S1.95
GIRLS AND JUNIORS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-11-23

7 able Globes, $50
Were IS
25-12-inch globes with airplane
base, half-meridan.
Table Of Recent Fiction, slightly
soiled. Originally 81 to $2.75.
Now 81
THE BOOK STORE, AISLE 23,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-11-23
Military and oi|et Sets

Greatly Reduced
Two-piece Sterling Silver Military
Set. Originally $45 Now -- $3.50
l Three piece Sterling Silver Toilet
Set. Originally $50. Now SIS
FINE JEwELRY, FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1939-11-23
at 10 price

Large assortment of floor and dis
play samples. Many dolls and
woody toys included.
THE Toy STORE. FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1939-11-23
Franciscan Pottery
Dinner Plates, 28e

$500 dinner plates in assorted col.
ors. 1rregulars.
80 Covered Dishes in English earth
enware. Originally $225 to $3.50.
NOW 75c
CHINA. FIFTH Fr.ooR
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-08
WILDFOWL ARRIVING
IN WATERS OF DARE

Manteo, Nov. 8.-Flying low
fears, as if they know that
the laws Of the country yet pro
tect them, until November Is, wild
fowl are crowding the island wa
tiers of Dare county, and the pros
poets for one of the best hunting
seasons in recent years are nvi-
dent.
The "boom" Of hundreds Of guns
will soon be heard daily as the
sportsmen spread themselves over
the waters of Dare to get a shot
al some of the finest specimen Of
WildfoWl that haunt southern Wa
tiers. Times are not like the Olden
days for hunting in this county, but
the sport is now made more inVit-
ing by reason of the lengthening of
the season somewhat for the past
two years. Another fact that has
made this port more attractive in
recent years is that Dare has re-
duced license fees to ''outside''
hunters.
Another angle to the hunting sea-
son in Oar, and one that holds
anticipation for local people, is the
fact that these As days Of wildfoWl
hunting brings hundreds Of dollars
to those who are now SO badly If
need Of employment.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-08
BETTER CHRISTMAS
RETAIL TRADE SEEN

New York, Nov 8.-(AP)-
Christmas buying in retail stores
throughout the nation in the next
few weeks may run close to 10
percent above last year, trade ex-
ecutives estimated today.
A 10 percent Jump in department
and speciality store sales, the ex-
perts said, would lift Christmas
buying volume in these two sectors
of the retail domain to around ST.
32O,OOO,O0O, compared with $780,
100000 in the 1888 holiday season.
Moreover, there IS 2 chance, they
added, that gift buying may be
even larger than now ticipated,
due to the rise in employment, fat
ger dividend distributions that have
accompanied currently brisk indus
Il ial operations.
Changes in consumer income and
consequently, consumer spending
always tend to lag behind changes
IN industrial production, economists
say. The boost to Workmens in
come and purchasing power arising
cut Of faster turning wheels at steel
mills, electric plants, and on the
railroads, has not as yet reflected
its full force in retail buying. But
store sales are beginning to rise,
and an increase OF IS mucn rs 10
percent over last years Christmas
.cason is held within easy reacn.
Department store sales Tor the
first 10 months Of this year, for
instance, were approximately sour
percent above the like period Of
1888. But since the autumn bust
ness rise got under way, the tempo
has been rising. Sales in the past
two months were about nine per-
cent above last year.
The fastest private home building
since 1880 is expected to boost fur
niture, rugs, electrical appliances,
radios, monographs, andrions, sill
yer, and china for Christmas gifts
Heavy Christmas promotions are
being planned for apparel, ranging
all the way from fur coats in the
women's division to scarves, robes,
and necktieS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-08

Durham, Nov 8.-Duke's Blue
Devils face brilliant backfieldmen
when they go to Lexington, Va,
Saturday to meet V. M. |. in that
Armistice-Ce Centennial day celebra-
lion.
The Cadet backfield corps is
headed by the brilliant Captain
Paul Shu vino will face the Blue
Devils in the best shape he has been
in all season. The sensational Shu,
outstanding candidate for All-Amer-
lea hOnors, has been handicapped
since early in the campaign due to
j knee injury.
And Shu is not the only Cadet
backfield great. Coach Pooley hub
ert has in Bosh Pritchard, 160-
pound sophomore speedster, one Of
the most promising backs in the
conference. He mas been q home
1un hitting" sensation. His outstand-
irg run Of the campaign was 95-
yard punt return for V. VI. is lone
tally against Columbia. He is the
Cadet quarterback with Shu rUn-
ming at the iullback spot.
Another pair Of Gast-stepping
Gophornores ill the halfback posts
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-08
Ry MARION ALEXANDER.

Chapel Hill, Nov at may not
be the strongest Or the nighest-poW-
cred outfit you could find, but the
North Carolina Air Raiders, who
play Davidson at WinstonSalem
Saturday, in their one appearance
in that section, certainly rate with
the headiest, most versatile and
most colorful and thrilling elevens
il the nation.
The Tar Heels, whose lightning
starts netted two touchdowns in 10
minutes against State and Wake
Forest and whose whirlwind lin
ishes tied Tulane, beat N. Y. o., and
rolled up three touchdoWns IN TWO
and a half minutes on Penn, are
being rated as high as No. 2 in
the country in one Of the national
rankings (Williamson) this week.
Their game with the scrappy
Wildcats, who also have a brilliant
passing attack and are 4 traditional
rival, will mark the cCl0r' vi Tar
Heels one appearance N mat sec
ton. A near capacity crowd IS OK
pected to jam Gray Memorial
Stadium to see the touchdown
twins, General StirnWeiss and
Sweet Lalanne, and the other Tar
Heel and Wildcat 5tars n action.
This will be the first Carolina
Davidson game in Winston since
the classc 90 tie in 1921, and the
Twin City is making elaborate prep
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-08
Blue Devils Are Facing
Another Fine Array OF
Stellar Ball Carriers

Nelson Catlett and Jimmy Matt
heWs They have also been out
standing this season. And Frank
Carney. Junior irple-threatcr, is
still another man ,he Blue Devils
will have to watch when he is sent
into the game
To battle with them Duke will Of
fer the McAfce brothers, George
end Yves, Roger Robinson, frank
Killian and Jap Davis VINO have
done the major share Of the Tuln-
ming, passing and kicking Tor The
Blue Devils this season. Davis
should be ready to return TO duty
after having Dccn out most Of the
time during past games against
Wake Forest and Georgia Tech.
While the Blue Devils OF Coach
Wallace Wade will be favored over
those Cadets coached by PoOley
Hubert, quarterback star under
Wade at Alabama, there is nothing
expected but the hardest kind of a
battle-a battle that will have to
be made ready for despite any
games that might be in the offing.
Two weeks ago against Wake
Forest the Blue Devils laced set
OF backs that specialized in running
with that ball Last week against
Tech it was trickery and passing
which was faced. This week it will
be q combination Of both.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-08
TAR BABIES MEET
VIRGINIA THURSDAY

Chapel Hill, Nov. 8-North Caro-
lina's freshman football squad will
be going after its third victory in
four starts Thursday afternoon at
Charlottesville, Va, when the Tar
Babies meet the University Of Vir-
ginia first-year eleven.
The Carolina yearlings have lost
only once in three games to date
On an earlier invasion of Virginia
they beat a strong V. P. i. eleven 49,
IS. Following the win over the little
.Gobblers the Tar Babaies struck a
snag in the form of a formidable
Wake Forest team and were trounc-
ed $50.
In their last game Coach Jim Ia
tum's prOteges turned an about face
and defeated N. c. State 1910. The
performance against the Techlets
was the most impressive this season.
Complete directions for killing and
curing pork on the farm may be OBJ
tanned free by writing to the Agri-
cultural Editor at State College for
Extension Folder No. 81.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-08

case at Duquesne.
The Smoky City Dukes have
made it work. They used the spread
formation to topple the famous Pitt
Panthers a couple of weeks past
The system has brought fame to
the Dukes as they have ridden
roughshod, undefeated, over Illinois
Wesleyan, Waynesburg, Manhattan,
Pitt, Texas Tech, and the last week
over Marquette.
In addition to his already IA
NOUS spread formation Coach Do
nelli has a varied style of the Rock
ne system. Preseason dope had it
that Donelli, a newcomer to the
head-mentor ranks, had some tricks
up his sleeve that he would pull
when he started down the home
stretch.
He has and with startling re-
suits. The Night Riders undefeated
and united and bring one Of the
nations finest records to Raleigh,
North Carolina for the kickoff at
p o. m. in Riddick stadium.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-08
Duquesne To Offer Wide
Open Brand Of Football

Raleigh. Nov. 8-Football goers
n this section are due for a treat in
new style when Coach Aldo
Bgtt D0nelli brings his Duquesne
yght Riders to Raleigh Saturday
play n. c. States Wolfpack.
There has been a lot Of talk about
nen football this season. Well, it's
.es Fans around these parts have
had chance to see the speed Of
Tarnes- ee's Volunteers, the aerial
e~ack of Coach Ray VOLTS Tar
Heels. the reverses Of Wake Forests
Deacon, and the power Of the Blue
Devils of Duke. Now from the
smoky hilltops Of Pittsburgh comes
DuQuesne's mighty Night Riders
With something new-a Wide-open
style Of football.
|. may be remembered that Coach
jim Weaver used similar for
aa-n when he held the reigns at
W4e Forest a few years ago.
Another team that couldn't make
the sv-tem work was George Wash
ngt.n University But that isn't the