davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-05-19

scheduled at 8 pm. The exhibit will
be open from 2 to pm. and from
7 to 8 pm.
DR.. Polly Kessinger Moore Of the
University of Maryland will deliver
the principal speech on the pro-
gram on textiles of today and to-
morrow.
A feature of the evening program
will be a style show In which stu
dents will model clothes they nave
made. The exhibit Is designed to
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Homemoking Exhibit
To Be Held at School

The Department of Home Eco
nomics Of the public schools will
hold its annual homemaking pro-
gram and exhibit Tuesday at the
Dennison Vocational School, Thir-
teenth and Allison streets NV.
Various educational officials will
extend greetings on the program,
Evening star., 1940-05-19

ding on May a., at Northeast
Masonic Temple.
Virginia Dare Council will hold
q variety show on May %.
Golden Rule Council was presided
over by Mrs. Nancy e. Taylor,
councillor. More than 26 past
councillors were honored at q re.
ception and entertainment. The
application for membership OF Miss
Juanita Hamilton was received,
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Duuqhters Of America

Goodwill Council will conduct
flag presentation exercises today at
3 pm, to the Junior Order Hall
Association, at 808 ! street NV.
It is q gift from Mrs. Anna Melton.
George Meyers Is master Of cere-
monies. Presentation of the flag
Evening star., 1940-05-19
WASHINGTON D. c, MAY 49, >1s4o-rARr TWO

show the progress Of the students
from first to second garments, etc.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

Another shipment of
these hne mowers! Our
last offer sold out in no
time! Everyone who cuts
srass himself appreciates
their many benefits! Easy
to handle. Self-sharpen-
ing blades.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

-60-in. cellophane dress and
suit bags, gaily printed with
bright floral designs. Upper
fastener.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

New modern utility closets made Of
heavy gauge furniture steel. Metal louvres
on door for ventilation. Popular adjust
able six-shelf-space style. 66xl8x12-in.
size. White or two-tone green and ivory
enameled finish. Roony. adjustable
shelves.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

Studio Couch Cover Sets $l.99 and s299
You'll be amazed the difference
ntu look They'll change Made the
fabrics oot BIOS
fabrics
Covers tailored neatly styles them
smoothly though they made odrl Choice b
coor in either material Mix any
Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Deaths Reported

Gertrude Garland. So. s14 21st st. NV.
Thomas jackson. 81. Sibley Hospital
Mary 3. Moore. 79. Providence Hospital,
Elizabeth Dietrich. ~. Garfield Hospital.
John Drukker, "a, Gallinger HOSPITAL
CHARLES Phillips. 73. 43 SeAton pl. NV.
Mary Mitchell, 70, 22O H st. ne.
Harry II. Hubbell, 65. 1905 9th st. sw.
ELIZA z: Hughes, 50, Providence Hospital,
John Stone. 81, Emergency Hospital
Carrie Sonnerwald. 81, 1891 Mass ave NV
Frank L. Benham, Sc. "a st. ne.
Arthur G. Stanley. So, 1870 Mass. ave. NV
LYMAN Green; "a. Casualty Hospital.
Michael Meehan, A, Gallinger Hospital
Asher Polonsky, A. Sibiey Hospital
John Patten. Al. Gallinger Hospital.
LaZaro Maceren. 32. Gallinger Hospital
Edward Reese, 81, Gallinaer Hospital
John Hawkins, 30 343 H st. ne.
Julia c. Frere. 20. Emergency Hospital.
Infant O'Brier. Sibley HOSPITAL
BENJAMIN Tubman, "a, Freedmen's Hospital
James johnson. SO. 0allinger HOSPITAL
Jesse ellis. 81, Freedmens Hospital.
Ernest YounG. 30, Freedmen's HOSPITAL
Nicholas II. Green. bs, :iOi Water
ss's%l.h Grave. ss, s!Ss % Plains. p. 9.
SsSsins winstsd. So, siy ard 81, NV
lda D. Nunnalley, 81, 1895 eth st. NV.
James dsrretl ss, FREEDMEN 4 Hcspltri.
e:Em:s, bominst q: os!i'9ssIL nsssi;ei y,
EE:I alsv:z SsII|'s::' S.sII|I'.::s I:::l':tl I:::sl'I'tl
Evening star., 1940-05-02
ey WlLLlAh M@LEopRAINe

Anne Eliot Massillon. Ohio, girl.
inherits the Powder Horn Sentinel
when Carl Rogers. her uncle, is killed
from ambush in the land-grant feud
by Russell Mosely's Hat T riders. As
she steps from the stagecoach at
Blanco, Buck Sneve, q Hat T man.
shoots at Jim Silcott, the redheaded
editor of the Sentinel but is shot dead
as Silcott disappears in house across
the street. This gunplay had followed
Bucks appearance in the Trails End
with Jud Prentiss. his foreman. and
other Hat T men, Jud ,drasging Jesse
Of double-crossing Mosely in the feud.
leave without Jesse, and when Jud was
about to hit Phil. Silcott, waiting for
poker game, asked If Mosely's orders in
cluded beating up the boy. Angrily. Jud
warned Jim, then slashed Jesse with
his QIirt until Jesse fell writhing to
the floor Jud left with his men and
lay in wait for Jim. Rufe Jelks takes
Anne to the Sentinel once and Jud
and his men shoot it up but leave when
they learn Anne is inside. Jim refuses
to quit, saying he can't let Mosely
drive him out. Sheriff Lawson doesn't
arrest Jim when Anne says she will
cover the town with posters telling the
truth; Mosely offers to buy the sentinel
Anne had been engaged to Jesse IN
he asks II he can do anything for her;
Mosely rebukes Jud for inferring that
he represented his employer in his at
tacks on Jim and Jesse. Jud beats
2p Pesky Kennedy who goes to see
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Marriage License
AppIicotions

CLARENCE e. :, Carroll, e., 1929 + st; ne,
~ st: Sc; the Rev. C. 3. Austin.
SetS q hosth Fl csron. Mn1s AZ: " ros
the Rev. Edward. Gabler. ''''
Joseph = sneed. "a, and Eunice Pleasant.
a. both Of San Antonio. Tex; the Rev.
Sssh w:% ID 17ss as4s sf k.os.S: s ,ss "a
Theodore Harris, Is. 30o7 11th st. NV,
and Maggie eherley,. 27, 1853 Jefferson
,.st. nv: the Rev. John r. D. Lancaster.
Milton nd ershlsr' shI &c. sss lexington pl NJ.
Eugene 9. Culver 81, bi1b lbth st. NV,
and Josephine j. Hart, "a, Cd Channins
George T. Fiorince. S6. 1854 Bn BrsntWood
TTd ne. and Florence Z. Bennett, Is,
c'1 ihRaepsndence Ran.s ave. s.w.; the Rev.
Hugo Cont. ae. 5215 End st. NV, and
Robert E. Mattinsiy. %" o. "'''' 'uose
Michael Montalbano. %, Brooklyn, N. Y,
and Gretchen Greer %, Bentonviile,
csareIion ArE the F.y Esy Ulysses gs.s E. Pierce
hsTksss ks deorss ss seth T. q S.nnsss nnan0nt W.
William H. Loveless. 81, $40 7th st. &c.
and and Mary Louise Bozzi, "a, e5i st. Sc; Sc;
-, the Rev. Edward Gabler.
william 3: Clements, u, Quantico, Va, and
irene NJ ~, Phillips. 8, SO H st. NV: the
Paul j. " clark Mi salsCufy ~ Glendale. Calf and
Elsie NJ. Garter, q. ass; 1908 Kenyon % 'ao st
Robert N. Wood, 23 Orlando, Fla. and
Catheryn NJ Kampmann, 90, East Liver.
pool Ohio; the Rev. Z. H. Pruden,
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Births Reported

Edmund and Catherine Moves. twin boys
Ardoin and Mildred Cassrain, twin girls,
Garnet and Virginia Simmons, boy,
John and Ruth Eakin, boy.
ROBERT and Ann Smith. boy.
James and Doris Fowler. ir., girl,
Jack and Frances Brown, girl,
James and Ruth Wine. boy.
Albert and Emma Kaye, boy
Aaron and Helen Harris boy.
Martin and Mollie Singer, boy.
Carroll and Catherine Dugan, jr., girl,
ROBERT and Frances Cage, girl
Meyer and Mildred Rosenfeld, girl.
John and Bernyer McPhearson, girl,
vincent and Nancy Briguglio, sirl.
Louis and Cedelia Schwartz, girl,
Frank and Emma Gray. girl
John and Rose Haley, girl
norman and Wilma Slater, boy.
Stephen and Mariory Windes, boy.
Harold and Mildred Stevens boy.
kenneth and Adeline Otis. boy
Thomas and Margaret Flaherty, boy.
John and Mary Moran, girl,
Orpha and Mildred Shaner boy.
Edward and Elizabeth Davis, boy.
Fulton and Margaret Thomas. boy,
Joseph and Rose Poie boy.
Leon and Madge Jefres, boy.
Albert and June Mitchler. girl
Edmund and Florence Seyfried. girl.
William and Maryruth johnson, jr,, girl.
Lucien and Leona Cofield, girl,
John and Clara Sturgeon. girl.
Richard and Lurltne Bush, girl
Malcolm and Anna Hof1mann, girl.
Thomas and Rose Annadale. girl.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Reichstog Ex-Member
Hopes to See Berlin
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERN.-Georg Ledeborn, 80, ad.
mits he's an optimist. He hopes tc
be able to leave Bern, where he
has lived for seven years and re-
turn to Berlin. All it would take
would be change of regime in Ger
many.
Ledeborn, who still takes a three
hour walk every day, was one OF
the members of the Reichstag who
IN 1914, refused to vote the wal
credits. Before Hitler came he was
leader Of an independent branch OF
the Social Democrat party.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Chapter 10.

"Two-three times I had drifted
over Bar Overstreet's place" Pesky
Kennedy explained. IT'S against
orders for any Hat T man to visit
with anybody unfSiendly to the
ranch. Maybe I mentioned to Bal
what I thought of my boss, but
that's no crime"
Silcott introduced Kennedy te
Anne. BY the way of posting her
he explained with a grin that Betty
Overstreet was the prettiest girl or
lineup Creek. Russ ought to gel
her married to one of his hands,
he added. Then he could keep the
boys on the ranch
''Why doesn't Mosely marry hel
himself?" Anne asked Hes q
looking man. A girl would
think twice before she turned him
down"
Not If she had any sense" Ken
nedy said bluntly. "At least if she
knew him"
Did Mr. Mosely order his fore
man to beat you?" the girl inquired
mot in so many words He let
Jud know it would suit him. AND
I had made a mistake When Russ
sent for me had kind of hunch
1t was bad luck, and 1 had two
minds to get my gun out of the bed
roll. But not having anything to
back my hunch I took a chance
1t will be different next time" Ken
nedy brushed his own troubles aside
II didn't come to tell you all this
My system has absorbed beatings
a-plenty. I can take care of the
guys who handed me this whopping
What I'm here for is to give you a
tip. Mosely means to blow up yore
dam"
Jim said, quietly, How do you
know"
II don't know. but I'm sure of
1t just the same. He freighted a
lot of dynamite up to the ranch in
boxes labeled groceries and dry
goods Pete Yeager has been up
in the rimrock back of yore place
for a couple days. My guess is he
is figuring out the best way to do
the job"
"Why would he blow up your
dam?" Anne wanted to know.
"Just out of meaness?"
"Not entirely" Silcott replied. II
built the dam to irrigate some fields
where I raise feed for my stock.
Mosely claims I'm interfering il
legally with the natural flow of the
water which he needs for his cattle.
But I have priority right to the
water. And he has no right to run
his stock on upper lineup and Red
Cannon Creeks, which range be-
longs to the Diamond Slash outfit"
"Is that your rancn-the Diamond
Slash?"
'Yes. Of course our claims are
tied up with the land-grant cases
AS 1t happens, most of my ranch
is not on the Amrijo grant, but
that part of the rimrock where !
built the dam on Red Cannon creek
Is situated on it. Mosely holds that
am merely squatter and can be
elected"
us this dam very important to
you?" Anne asked Silcott.
He explained that it was important
now and would be much more so In
the future. When the cattle first
came up from Texas the long horns
were poor, bony stock that had run
wild in the brush country. But now
the cowmen were breeding up their
stuff. The price had risen and the
ranchers could not still afford to let
their herds rough through winters
with only such feed as they could
Evening star., 1940-05-02
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Loeol Advertisers

1nree Lines (Mtntmum)
! time 23c line 4 40
3 times 20c line M
7 times 19c line (consecutively) 3eo
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the sec
ond insertion.
DEATH NOTICES-s1.25 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less; l5c Der
line for additional lines.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
3 lines. l time. 20c line 60
8 lines. 2 times. 18c line 1.O8
3 lines. 3 times, 15c line 135
Business cards under Special Nc
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, Sc per line additional.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those Of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consid-
erlng the results obtained.
Evening star., 1940-05-02

1911 @ ST. NV.
DOMESTIC.
POOR WIDOWS Domestic Aid Society can
furnish you cooks. maids, g.h.w., laundress,
part time, janitors. S26 4th st. NV ME-
RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 1851, 1902 l1th,
has cooks maids. nurses. houseworkers,
part-timers. day workers. housemen. %
COLORED 8 cooks, maids. ghw., laun-
DRESS part time, janitors. s26 4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
HELP DoMEsTIc.
(Continued.l

HOUSEKEKPER white; nice room With
bath. $50 month; 2 children. Emerson
Evening star., 1940-05-02

statesmen, with outside
selling experience, to work
for an old-established firm
handling furniture, clothing
and house furnishings. Lib
eral commission paid and
leads furnished. Apply Mr..
Gross, at H. Abramson's, 1882
7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
SALESMAN,

SALESMAN. splendid opportunity for ex-
perienced. energetic and ambitious man.
None other need apply. 1716 H st. NV.
sALEsMEN, experienced Hearing Aid men
or women; salary and bonus. Give full de-
tails OF exp. and qualifications in 1st
your reply strictly confidential. Box 2-Y,
Evening star., 1940-05-02

CHAUFFEUR, colored, for
furniture delivery; must be
experienced; give age and
former employment. Box
271-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT-BKPR will keep your books
and tax records for q reasonable monthly
Zee; local refs; l5 yrs: exp. DI. 3421.
ACCOUNTANT expert: part-time bookkeep-
ing: books started. audited. balanced: tax
reports; city refs: reas. Randolph 3131.
ACCOUNTANT. 10 years experience; tenn
porary or part time; age 81. Warneld
1852 81
CHAUFFEUR. truck driver or any kind Of
labor; have own car: 10 yrs exp. refer
ence. Columbia 51sS. A.
CHAUFvEUR. white. single wishes perma-
nent position with private family. age 80;
best references. Emerson 1861 %
CHAUFFEUR. colored porter. gardener and
all -around utility man: no Sunday: city
reference. Atlantic 5730. q
MAN young, colored. college graduate, de-
sires work OF any kind; ref. Tel. Decatur
5125. @
MAN. young. colored. wants work, expert
enced In anything Phone Michigan 1891
MAN, reliable, wants work caring for lawns
for season. E. Brady. Wo. 5Is2
STENOGRAPHER, age 2e. experienced
fast accurate: years law school; depend
able ref Hobart 4576.
ATTENTION. Mr. Employer! I will do my
utmost to succeed! I've got to! Oner me
q trial to prove responsibility. honesty
originality. willingness to learn and deter
mination to make good. I am 90 years
old, h. s. grad. offering excellent refer
ences. Immediate employment imperative.
Box 27-C, Star
Evening star., 1940-05-02

experienced. good laun-
dress: references: small family: GOOD salary.
Do not phone. 4410 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-05-02

MOTHERS HELPER. white, 25-35 yrs;
$40 mo-; live in; reference. Phone Wood
Evening star., 1940-05-02

MAID. general housework, GOOD cook, exp.
with child; references 961 Randolph st.
Evening star., 1940-05-02

After she came West, Anne was
particularly glad that she was an
early riser. 1t was an undiluted
Joy each morning to walk out into
world so warm and sunkissed.
She was feeling this lift when she
stepped into the blackboard while
Evening star., 1940-05-02

MAID, colored, for housework: live In; good
salary: reference required. Bethesda. Wis
Evening star., 1940-05-02

To I'LL vacancy in
used-car dept. We
want q man who Is
above average in
every respect. High
grade guaranteed cars
to sell. Daily floor
periods. Substantial
advertising. Unusually
good pay scale. Car
furnished and every
cooperation from
management. See Mr..
kennedy, Triangle
Motors. 1402 r. I.
Evening star., 1940-05-02

elderly LADY, live in. country: BY the month;
must have refs. Write Mrs. J. v. Peter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23
i\SH EkS

/. bo.U"u2" io"'!S' GOWNS "'Io%-
II |" r1tl' Representative - !" 49,.
genera. ".->''''''' "''c '"'''''''. ,,n ~
'Ae c"''''.,-''"!! "U"lJ,ttu III 1000
...!S lr'''''&' ''"'H - '''S'' lux N'''
ADOPTED ~ N't CONSTITUTION "I I''"'
ana haI.tIN. Ajcn'"H' ne" bIFH'
+ a|ette\ltIc. li.i!HonF", SALISBURY ans
" "mn&'oh were "i!"Wed representa-
'''c>' Inc '''"'o' " "S '"''''~' I'' o''
80 = o'''''> enc, '''' N''''''S ert
.'''''', "I'~ '''> IS ~ '''.>'' =
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'''..' ''A''>''' ,,.L ,!;,I, H..
49, - - w., ,1In
,'''Lt.>. '>N'IH,';N' ''''e' 80 ','.
!" N''''i'O"''''' O''''' ~ ' t"1,
"C9"'' ",' P'"N'''' % lew -. ,.-' i.'I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23
Roosevelt Speaks
In Wilmington, Del.
CONTINUED from Page One)

milton they made four years ago"
Mr.. Roosevelt recalled that he Wis
tied Wilmington during the 1886
campaign. Some political experts"
told him then, he said, that he Ger
tainiy was optimistic if he thought
Delaware would 60 Democratic.
They were surprised at the result
of that election he said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23
Liquor Evil
Denounced
CONTINUED From p:-o On.

problem let u consider Ilu H.. ..-
tional drink bill total over >a.-..-
100000 and consider along .'. e..
sum the increase Of drinking .....
all classes. The greatc>t .nc.e., Pr
drinking HIS been among w..,. .
Erwin said.
The Rev. Robert {. Go... .
Shelby, making the temperate.
board report, said that ",ur. .a.
interests of the whole c,#.v ..
using the press. radio, .a.-.. ..
lures and other agcnclc- {. ...
drinking attractive and 90 nr....
the consumption OF alcoholic a..u
ages. VIC urge our pastors, McMan.
of the official boards, teacher, ..,
church members 10 expose hi. .r
Gus propaganda and 10 fight tho
quor interests with every .Ie...u,
weapon"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23
Stocks Higher
By Fractions

New York, Oct. 23.-(AP)-Stocks
moved up fractions to around d point
in moderately active market today
and bonds and commodities followed
suit.
Gains Of the morning were main
tanned toward the fourth hour with
,tcels the leading attraction.
On the rising side were U. S. Steel,
Bethlehem. Youngstown. Chrysler. u.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

GOOD LOOKS PAY BIG DIVlIj-
ends and you can collect them !
you patronize this shop. EIiiri',
and courteous service. Phone 1''
for appointment. Bridgcrs Beauty
Shop. Io-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

NESCO HEATERS S4.95. $3.50.
Sl095. Two burner cookst"E"-.
table type oil burning $500 c"rN.
Watkins Hardware Co.. Nam :.
49,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

BUILDING, REPAIRING or PAINT
ing? Visit The Place of FaIuc-.
Where you can supply your needs.
Alex S. Watkins. "Whcrc quality
tells and prices sell" 3D-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

PIPELESS OIL HEAT
crS-Burns less oil. No smoke. A>a
for particulars. Watkins Hardware
Co.. Main street. 23--'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

USED TIRES. ALL SIZES. ALL
makes for sale. Save money "h
your tires. Carolina Tire store.
next to A & p Grocery Store. lo-h
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

FOR SALE CHEAP TO QUICK
buyer one 1899 model FrigidaEc
for five crate drink box. Original
ly sold for Sl57O0. See S. 3. OAK
ley, at The Cooper Company. Hen
derSOn Z2-1u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

STOVE PIPE l5c JOINT. no. =
Coal Holds 39c. Stove pipe oN":t-
1926 with heat indicator. Walnh.-
Hardware Co.. Main street. D..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

A REAL VALUE IN PAINT. VA! -
kins one coat gloss enamel C"i''
white. ivory. and cream. Our '!y-
ciai al $3.50 per gallon. AlcN ;.
Watkins. q.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

WANTED TO BUY 4 FARM cos
tanning so to IS acres in Nan""
county. on good road. with s"'.'
conVenicnces. Write Farm. c".o
Dispatch" 1921"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

AND BRUNSWICK
stew will be ready by + p. m.
Thursday. Come out. take a me-"
or buy it by pound or quart. Vance
Filling Station. Norlina Road.
23-ltl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

Actress Helen Gahagan, national
Democratic committecwoman for
California, is pictured as she ar
rived by air a. LaGuardia Field for
d New York visit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23
WANT ADS
Get Results

SURPLUS FURNITURE IT'LL THE
public about il through an no.-
pensive Dispatch Want I'D. Re-
suits are surprising, 23-2'.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

SEEING IS BELIEVING. COME
and see now much you can save
on slightly used furniture. r. /.
Satterwhte and Sons. near Fire
Station. I'll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

YOUNG MAN! BEFORE THAT
heavy date. you'd better have a
date with Us. You'll like our hair
cuts. shaveS. sfampooS. Aliens
Barber Shop. =
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

LOST MANS WHITE GOLD H.
iinois wrist watch. Reward ~
finder. Please call $685.. 22-3,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

L('Sl MAN > W II! r bJLD H.
iinois wrist watch. Reward ~
finder. Please call $685.. 22-3,
NOTHING IS SURER THAN THE
seasons. Winter is on the road Are
you prepared? Get your coal nov.
from Nights Coal ana Wood.
Phone 1873. 23-lu
FOR RENT THREE ROOM STEAM
heated apartment. close in, also one
five room steam heated bungalow.
F. B. Hight. phone 2G9 or 511-J.
22-2t.
YOUNG LADY WITH STENO-
graphic. mimcograph!c. and Office
experience desires position. Wra'c
"PoSitiOn" care Dispatch. 23&23
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds Of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
JUST RECEIVED 4 NEW STOCK
of well buckets. Good strong
wooden well buckets. GALVANIZED
buckets. we'll chains. puIlcys and
well pipe. Alex S. Watkins. 23-iu
GOOD sTURDILY BUILT CARD
tables in assorted colors. spec"
at 75c while they last. Adams
Richards Furniture Co. 23-}u
GET PRICES ON OUR USED CARS
before you buy. E & Z Motor c.,
Dodge and Plymouth dealers. III
Chestnut street. 4-COC-u
YOUNG MAN! BEFORE THAT
heavy date. you'd better have a
date with Us. You'll like our hair
cuts. shaveS. sfampooS. Aliens
Barber Shop. T
SEEING is BELIEVING. COME
and see now much you can save
on slightly used furniture. K. /.
Satterwhite and Sons. near Fire
Station. I'll
BARBECUE AND BRUNSWICK
stew will be ready by + p. N.
Thursday. Come out, take a m"a.
or buy it by pound or quart Vance
Filling Station. Norina Road.
23-lu
FOR SALE CHEAP TO QUICK
buyer one 1899 model FrigidaiGc
for five crate drink box. Original
ly sold for Sl57.OO See S. Il. OAK
ley, at The Cooper Company, Hen
derson. 22-2u
BUILDING, REPAIRING or PAINT
ing? Visit The Place Of Value
Where you can supply your needs.
Alex S. Watkins. "Whcrc quality
tells and prices sell 3b-'i
"ALADDIN' PIPELESS OIL HEAL
crs-Burns less oil. No smoke. A..
for particulars. Watkins Hardware
Co., Main street. ~.
GOOD LOOKS PAY BIG DIVlD-
ends and you can collect them 4
you patronize this shop. EIiiri'',
and courteous service. Phone 2"'
for appointment. Bridgcrs Beauty
Shop. lou
NESCO HEATERS S4.95. $3.50.
Sl0.95. Two burner cookstoE"-
table type oil burning $500 c"rh
Watkins Hardware Co.. Main :.
23-2'
USED TIRES. ALL SIZES. ALL
makes for sale Save money "i
your tires. Carolina Tire store.
next to A & p Grocery Store. lo-h
STOVE PIPE l5c JOINT. 10. L
Coal Holds 39c. Stove pip" oE":'-
1926 with heat indicator. Wau.'l.-
Hardware Co.. Main street. -
WANTED TO BUY a FARM cos
tanning so to IS acres in \anr.
county. on good road. with s"1'
conVeniences. Write Farm. c.,o
Dispatch" l9-2I--"
\ REAL VALUE IN PAINT, WAL
klnS one coat gloss enamel cor"
white, ivory. and cream. Our '!y--
ciai al $3.50 per gallon. AIcN ;
Watkins. %.
INSURANCE - RENTALS
Real Estate Home Financing
Personal and courteous attention
to all details
AL. B. WESTER
Phone 139 McCOin BLDG
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

NOTHING IS SURER THAN THE
seasons. Winter is on the road Arc
you prepared? Get your coal npa
from Nights Coal ana Wood
Phone 1873. 23-li.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

FOR RENT THREE ROOM STEAM
heated apartment. close in, also one
five room steam heated bungalow
F. B. Hight. phone 2G9 or 511-J.
22-2u