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CARLSON'S YAKIMA DRUG co,
1905 So Yakima Ave GA 0400
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Ben s. Buckmaster Special Mixture
e45 u Tacoma Ave. Best Results
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SCHOOLS FOR BOYS
SEWER CLEANING

Bath, Layatory Drains Cleaned
Free Estimates. Sat. Guaranteed
Tacoma Sewer Roto Rooter Co.
TAI st. Helens BR 3792
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DANCE ORCHESTRAS
DRESSAIAKING
ORIG STORES

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ELIZABETH DE AARIS
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Modern Dances nightly
SWISS VILLAGE
1918 Broadway MA e097
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SYRUPS

Fountain Fruits and Syrups
Fruit Punch Syrup, all flayors
PAULSON PRODUCTS co.
1916 So, J st. Ma 5372
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SHEET METAL WORKS

Cutters. Downspouts, Roofing,
Mueller Furnaces and Repairs
Karl A. Anderson Sheet Metal Works
6l3 st. Helens Ave Ma 62O5
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PATTERN WORMS

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COTTON A HOLCoAfB
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

Complete Pihg and Heating Service
q a Weber Plumbing & Heating CO.
II No Tacoma Ave. MA o3fI
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Rupert Piano Tllnlng and Repairs
T :. RICHMOND
90 North Ma Esas
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STOkERS

Dist. OF Master and Star Suckers
Furnaces Repaired. Cleaned
WALESBY STOKER CO
23i5 9th Ave. BR 1888
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TAILORS

Tailor to Men and Women
Remodeling and Pressing
F FJORIO
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sANRRACTIC PHYSICIANS

Results Without Drugs or Surgery
Physlo- and Electro-Therapy
DRS. ELY d. ELY, SD.
4o7 Jones Bldg. BR 1851
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STORE EQUIPMENT

Stand. Computing Scales. Choppers,
Mills, Globe Elec. Slicers. Victor Add.
Mach. Cash Registers. Hoover Store
Equipment. 1909 Pacific. MA 1854
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Dignified Distinctive Service
Sixth Ave. at Irafton Main O5
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BUG DISCRIMINATING

Insects and Rodents ENterminated
Hugs. Clothing Fafn Moth PROCEED
CARGO SPRAY co
3oo2 So. TN St Main 225i
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Tacoma Ave. at So. LIST. BR
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ROOFING
ROLLER RINK

Largest in State OF Wash. New Skates,
New. Clean Floor
Tom Page Midway Skating Rink
1909 So Tacoma Way GA. e7ge
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17
STATE

The well nigh incredible condi- tions existing at the New York city jail on what is now called Welfare Island before they were exposed and corrected in 1884, amazed capacity audiences attending Warner Bros.
 State theater yesterday when these conditions were fully, vividly and authentically depicted on the screen in the Warner Bros. picture entitled "Blackwel1's Island. This sensational drama will be shown rn- til Thursday evening so if you in- tend to see it you'd better hurry.
 The rotten conditions which exist ed in the jail would serve to make the new film both interesting and exciting, but it gains considerable more interest because it presents John Garfield, Undoubtedly the screen find" of the year, in as vital a role as he has in his first picture "Four Daughters
 He Is seen as a dynamic reporter whose one ambition is to ".crack' tho fantastic conditions existing at the jail, and he carries off his im- portant assignment with a sure skill His performance is so good, in fact that it forces one to decide that ex- peeience in any particular medium of acting is not nearly so important as just being good actor; and that's what John Garfield undoubt- edly is.
 Shocking, fantastic and amusing arc the jail sequences which are among the highlights of the picture They show, as was actually the case the gang "big-shot" and his follow CTS living in luxury coming and going as they please, and actually running the institution as a big racket.
 Such 8 series of exciting events make for sure-fire film entertain
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17
POLI'S

The worlds most famous shoot ing Marvels, Captain Gregory and his Company, are the headline att traction of the smash vaudeville show direct from Broadway, that is being presented at g D. m. this eve- ming from the stage of the popular Loew Poli Theater.
 Billed for tonight's performance in worthy support of this star act are several really outstanding novelty numbers including a famous Broadway Jester known to audiences the world over, Buddy Walker; the rhythm Kings, the Don Alvin Five; a hilarious sketch that reaches a new peak in top notch comedy, by Len Manning and his partner Mitzi; and completing this grand evening of melody, mirth and song we give you the supreme dancers of the day, the Elite Trio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17
STRAND

One of the more distinguished TO- mantle dramas to come to the screen this year will be in the of1ng for theatergoers attending Warner Brothers Strand theater this after noon. This outstanding drama is entitled Love Affair" and brings to the screen two of the cinemas greatest stars, Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer.
 Both favorites are judged as be- ing ideally cast in their respective roles, with Miss Dunne playing a sophisticated woman of the world and Boyer an European Casanova presumably immune to love.
 The film opens on board an ocean liner bound from Naples to New York with the two falling desper- ately in love at first glance. During their brief romance they declare romantic moratorium for six months, agreeing to meet at the end of that period, during which time each strives for regeneration from "fy by night" career.
 Miss Dunne, whose last two films afforded her unusual opportunities as comedienne, displays her versa tility in role which embraces her abilities as dramatic star, come- dienne, and songstress. Two tuneful songs, Wishing, and "Sing My Heart" are sung by Miss Dunne dur ing the course of the film.
 Boyer who is recognized as one of Europe's outstanding contributions to Hollywood is said to add to his lengthy roster of hits another fine performance. Others in the cast in clude Maria Ouspenskaya, Lee Bow- man, Astrid Allwyn and Maurice MoScovich.
 As the co-feature the manage ment will present the greatest sus- pense and shock mystery story ever written '"The Hound of the Basker- villes" written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. In the leading roles are Richard Greene, Basil Rathbone, and Wendy Barrie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17
M Ihe Local Theaters

ment for the whole family and best for all it is played brilliantly by a large and exceptionally well-selected cast which includes such r1otabes as Rosemary Lane, Stanley Field who is said to have the best role of his career, Victory Jory and Dick Purcell.
 Glorious, uproarious fun kept audiences rolling in the aisles during the presentation of Never Say Die'' with Bob Hope and Martha Rave in the co-starring leads. Here's laugh tonic that1l cure any case of blues; it's the funniest screen romance you've ever seen.
 Don't forget! Cecil B. Demille's great epic Union Pacific" starring Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea with Akim Tamiroff, Robert Pres- ton and thousands of others is com- ing to the State on Friday. Plan to be among the first to see 1t.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17
NHnNcEs EsDEs Al RNEwsco oUT o 7he 7e Spreads ErgLand To S.; It's Dance Hit

By NEA Service
 New York, May i7.-Merry Eng land, which originated the Lambeth Walk, is threatening to change the American ballrom scene again. This time it's with "The Chestnut Tree ? which spread into British singing and dancing hit from humble orig ins as a Boy Scout stunt.
 Here's how:
 British Boy Scouts played "The Chestnut Tree" as an amusing lit- tie game at their meetings. One day, King George happened to see it. He fell into the spirit of the thing and joined the game. A DANCE, THEN A SONG THEN A HIT!
 An English dancer, Adele Eng land, arranged the game as a dance. Song writers Jimmy Ken- nedy, Tommie Connor and Hamil- ton Kennedy put it into words and music. The dance and the song took British society by storm.
 Socialites Nancy Van vleck and Pippo Russo brought photograph record of "The Chestnut Tree" to New York. They played 1t for their friend, Hal Kemp, the band leader. Kemp promptly put it into his re- pertoire, and played it for his so- ciety audience at the Waldorf-As- toria here. It made an instant hit with the smart set.
 Later, Kemp played it over a CBS outlet. It got attention. Now CBS has scheduled it for additional renditions over both the Major Bowes and the Arthur Murray pro- o1arnc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17
LOCAL MEN TRIED
 ON THEFT CHARGE

A 60-day suspended jail sentence for theft and fine of $10 for driv- ing car without license were im- posed on Fletcher Hargrove, 27, col- ored. of A East Hawkins street, Wa terbury, when he was arraigned be- fore Judge Milton 0. Isbell in An sonia city court yesterday.
 Police arrested Hargrove along with four others after investigation into the theft of 60 feet of copper cable from the Ansonia athletic field fence.
 Henry Wade. Sl. colored, of 6s Abbott avenue, Waterbury, also charged with theft, was granted a discharge.
 James Herdeon. 4S. of Ansonia, was sentenced to 60 days in jail, while Henry Jeter. 70. of l4i North Elm street. Waterbury, and Albert Bailey. 20. of Ansonia. were each granted nolles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17

Each week the musical back ground for these gay stage shows is capably furnished by dynamic fid- dler Gus Meyers, leading the Loew- Poli Theatere Orchestra.
 To make this evenings program a big combination event there is a grand double smash screen bill that is positively the tops in entertain ment, and also the greatest mid- week show in Waterbury.
 Heading the screen attractions is O. Henry's most lovable outlaw, none other than the Cisco Kid, portrayed by Warner Baxter in the new film "The Return of the Cisco Kid" In this hit production Baxter once more dons his wide sombreo and silver mounted pistols and becomes the gay, delightful bandit that has won the heart of millions. In SUD- port of the dashing Cisco Kid is lovely Lynn Bari, in her biggest lead role to date as the girl who was adored by the Kid. Other stellar roles are portrayed by Cesar Romero as the Kids faithful but blood thirsty aide and companion, Henry Hull, Robert Barrett and c. Henry Gordon.
 The second smash hit Is a side- splitting comedy Boy Friend" in which Jane Withers, one of your favorite child stars, finally suc- cumbs to love, with George Ernest, of the Jones Family series, portray ing the object of Jane's affection. The supporting cast features Arleen Whelan and Richard Bond.
 Play Hollywood Party. the new movie game at Loew's Poh every Thursday Evening. There is plenty of fun and excitement for all. Make up party and come down to test your skill and memory, for these are the two outstanding clements of the game that is rapidly becoming so popular in Waterbury. ~ r
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17
UBIQUITOUS PAIR

Akin Tamiroff and Lynne Oyer- man are the ever-present b0dy- guards of Joel McCrea in Cecil D. Dc Miles Paramount production, Union Pacific" co-starring Bar bara stanwyck with Mccrca.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
Oday
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

l8O8-Hugh McCuilocb, Indiana
banker, secretary to The treasury
under Lincoln, Johnson and Arthur,
born at Kennebunk, Maine. Died
May "a, 1895
l622-William Saunders, the De-
horticulturist and landscape archi-
partment OF Agriculture's noted
tect, pioneer in foreign fruits and
flowers, born in Scotland. Died Sept.
II, 1900.
l827-Horace Boies, Iowa's noted
Democratic governor, born in Erie
county, N. Y Died April +, 1923.
William B. Rogers. Cath
olic priest, president Of Marquette
and the ST. Louis University. born
in Cincinnati. Died July 20, 1887.
1862-Milton G. Evans, for more
than 40 years associated with the
Grocer Theological Seminary, Ches-
ter, Pa, and its president, born at
Ebensburg, Pa. Died Sept. II, 1889.
1862-Roger Welles, commander,
explorer, born at Newington, Conn.
Died April 26, 1882
1863-Richard w. Sears, a dy-
mamie, promoting spirit, the orig
inal Sears in the great mail order
house. born SteWartville, Mimi.
Died Sept %, 1914.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
TO-DAY IN HISTORY

1787-Delawar the first State to
ratify the Constitution
1796-George Washington adj
dresses a Joint session of Congress
for the last time as President and
is bitterly assaiied by Congressman
Giles of Virginia, who objected to
adulation of Congress towards the
President
Secretary Of State informs
governors Of Vermont, New York
and Michigan that they arrest any
giving aid to Canadians in revolu-
tiOnary movement
1879 Completion Ofthe Cincin-
natl Southern Railroad.
1917-Halifax, N. S., shattered the
day before by a munition ship ex-
plosion which took toll of LOO
lives, swept by the worst blizzard in
history.
1918-New York City bans red
flag or any OF a sacrllegious nature
or opposed to organize government.
1931-72nd Congress meets with
Democrats for the first time in -
years in control OF the House.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07

Thomas E. Dewey probed down
to the roots of the farm problem to-
day, seeking facts and suggestions to
use IN his drive for the Republican
presidential nomination. He opened
his campaign last night with a blast
at New Deal defeatism," and today
continued it with a conference with a
dozen Of the States top rank far
mers and farm organization leaders,.
The New York district attorney an
''ouhcea nc was eager for facts and
well primed with questions about
agricultural troubles
MeanWhlle, DeWey and his advisors
awaited the repe.cussions from his
Seyho1e speech last night, when he
ueenareo that government hostility,
represslVe taxation and economic
luackery have stifled American en-
terprise" N@'-i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
FORECLOSyRE SIZE.

By virtue Of authority conferred
upon the undersigned in certain
deed Of trust executed by Annie c.
Dunn, to the undersigned as trustee.
which said decd Of trust is recorded
in Book 2C8, Page ST, Register Of
Deeds Office for Vance County, de-
fault having been mode in the paw
ment Of the debt therein secured,
and the holder thereof having re-
quested Of the trustee the foreclosure
Of the security securing said note,
VIII offer for sale on Monday the
18th day of December, 1889, at II
O'clock, by public auction, at the
courthouse door in Henderson, N. c..
the following described real estate:
All that tract or parcel of land
being near the Williamsboro-Oxford
Public Road about 2 miles west from
WILLIAMSBURG, in WILLIAMSBURG Town
ship, Vance County, North Carolina,
containing G59.4D acres more or
less, according to plat made by r. t.
Gregory, surveyor, Sept. 18, 1922,
copy Of which is Of file with Federal
Land Bank Of Columbia, bounded
now, or formerly on the North by
LANDS Of Mrs Taz Cults, c. c..
O'Brien, and Tom Evans, East by the
lands of Tom Evans, South by the
lands of Brooks Parham, and Thad
c. RagIand, West by the lands of
Graham Knott, being two tracks OF
land conveyed to ". w. Dunn by C.
c. O'Brien ana wife Dec 10, 1919,
Book 30, Page "a, and by Mr.. H.
l.. Dunn, March 7, 1918, Book 70,
Page 426. See also deed book 1913,
page 205.
This 18th day Of November, 1889.
A. A. BUM, Trustee.
1912 2N7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
ANSWERS.

/. In 1890 only II persons out of
each 1000 in North Carolina lived IN
towns and cities. Today there are 3t3
out of each 1000.
2. The State has 1866 shares Of
par value Of S1.266,600 The estimate
ed market value of this stock is $685.
200.
3. Through legislative acts chang
me the names of the Institutions and
reestablishing them under new char
tiers. The old boards and officials OF
institutions resisted and were upheld
by the Supreme Court
+. In 1880 the Western CarOlinian.
published at Salisbury, said, "ScaCC-
ly have we dollar in circulation
other than South Carolina bills" At
that time merchants and traders IN
Western Carolina sent their wagons
loaded with produce to Charleston,
South Carolina, which was the mar
1et center Tor all the Western Car
Dina communities They received pay
in South Carolina bills, which were
brought back and circulated through
the Western counties.
5. Until the census of 1890.
6. Chief Junaluska of the Chero-
KEGS, was among the members Of his
tribe removed to Oklahoma in 1886.
In 1877 when he wished to return
to his native North Carolina hills the
State gave him 337 acres Of land and
500 in cash, and declared him a cit
zen. entitled to all the rights, pri-
Vileges and inlmunities given any
other citizen. This was in recognition
Of the ervice Chief Junaluska gave
General Andrew Jackson in the bat
tie of Horse Shoe Bend when the
Creek Indians We're brought to terms.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Dr.. Edmund E. Day, president Of
Cornef', born Manchester, n H., Sc
years ago
DR.. Dixon R. Fox, president Of
Union college, Schenectady, N. Y,
born at Potsdam, N. Y, So years
ago.
Hamilton Fish, congressman, born
at Garrison, N. Y, 81 years ago.
Villa Gather. novelist, born at
Garrison, N. Y, 81 years ago.
Villa Gather, novelist, born at
Winchester, Va, SO years ago.
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of the
M f. church. stationed at Wash
ington, D. c., born at Moundsville.
w. Va, 10 years ago.
Haywood Broun Of New York.
Journalist and columnist, born there,
81 years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
Germans Are Driven
From English Base
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North Sea air fight said they again
demonstrated the superior lighting
Qualities of British am crews
One British pilot said OF his tight
against one of the German flying
boats: "After my third attack, |
climbed 1000 feet and carried out
another attack on his tail. One long
burst was seen to enter around the
engines of the plane.
The pilot said the crippled German
craft then sought refuge in low
clouds, apparently hoping to limp
home.
The pilot, reporting damaging the
second plane, said he climbed be-
tween the enemy and the sun and
then dived, 'plastering the Dornier
with lead"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
nv FRED IL. MAY

l. How rapidly is North Carolina'S
population drifting to towns and
cities?
2. How much stock does the State
own in the Atlantic and North Car
DINA railroad?
8 How did the Governor Russell
administration attempt to sam con-
troll of some Of the State educational
Institutions?
A. When was currency issued by
the State Of South Carolina used al
most exclusively in western North
Carolina?
5. Until what date did Negro popu-
lation IN North Carolina increase fas-
ter than white population?
6. What recognition aid the State
give Chief Junaluska in 1877?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today7s mind Is poretrating, con-
centrated and very ambitious; the
disposition IS enterpriying, leading
to the study Of progressive subjects
possibly with enthusiasm. Much
success will probably be attained
along these lines in carly life, with
a possibility that later results may
not be so satisfactory.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
Vengeance Is Theory
For German Death
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day. Marten said the man had been
dead 'about "a hours. Chairs were
overturned. Walls, carpet and ceiling
were splattered with blood.
District Attorney William F. Geo
ghegan said he believed Engelberg
had been slain by vengeance muir
dercr" and other authorities were IN
clined to support this theory.
Among several persons sought IN
the strange case, which may develop
into mystery of international pro-
portions, is middle sized German
speaking stocl1y man with mus
tache," Deputy Chief Inspector
Joseph Reynolds said. This man had
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
ESQ Firms of u. S.
Arrive at He.sinki
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sources disclaimed any knowledge Of
sudden Russian gains in that sector,
and it was suggested the rumors pro-
badly originated with Russian broad
casts.
HelsinEi itself was quiet, the early
dark ending anothcr day without any
All raids