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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09

0reg szivuk minden gyiilo-
letevel felujjongtak, anikor
egy idosebb boszorkany a "Red
Net Work. cimii k0nyveben
par eve Mrs. Rooseveltet is,
Borah szenatort is es meg egy
csomo igazan derek amerikai
not es ferfit kommunistanak
nevezett es talan titokban
orulnek, hogy most megszaba-
dultak egy - v0roStol.
Csak persze q nyilvanossag-
max baiosan 0riilnek.
A mostani kis hecc abbol
szarmazott, hogy egy kivalo
meyer enekesno, aki allitolag
a legnagyobb elo mivesze az
orszagnak, XII akarta egy kon-
certre a forradalom leanyzoi-
max a Washington nagytermet
berelni. Mert a fovarosban a
legnagyobb termet Ok birjak,
A forradalom igazan es min
den sert6 szandek nelkiil ma
gyon vegyesnek nevezhet0 had
seregenek a leszarmazottjai
azonban mem azert kekverek,
hogy a fekete arcu not been
gedjek a termikbe.
Mert a meyer ugyan enekel-
het az angol kiralyi par elott,
annak tapsolhat Mrs. Roose-
welt es meg egy-ket-kilenc elo-
kelosege a vilagnak, de a for
radalom leanyzoinak a szeme-
ben mem ember.
Kisse meglepte oket, mikor
Mrs. Roosevelt ere kilepett es
meg jobban meglepte 6ket, mi
kor lattak, hogy az elnokne
kilepeset mindenki zajosan
helyeselte az egesz orszagban.
Meg azok a lapok is tapsoltak,
amelyek az elnokot es az egesz
csaladjat minden egyeb aka
lommal tamadjak.
Ere nem voltak a jo neni-
kek felkesziilve es siettek egy
hazug nyilatkozatot kiadni
hogy a terem ''le volt foglal-
va", azert mem adtak AIT a ne
ger enekesnonek, inert listen
ments", ok a vilagert sem
tesznek kiilonbseget ember es
ember kOZt.
Hat az enekesn6 bizonyars
] kap maid termet ezek utan 9
4 f0varosban es ITALIAN ANIMAL xii.
lomb kozonsege lesz, mine
t0bbet irnak err6l a botrany
r6l az ujsagok.
De az Greg amazonok becsu
leteb6l az a keves is elfogyott
amivel 6seik reven birtak mes
es ugy allnak a nemzet el6tt
ahogy megerdemlik: leleplez
We, a tiirelmetlenseg ijeszti
peldajakeppen, amely ait bi
zonyitja, hogy az alma nehs
csakugyan nagyon messz'
esik a fajat6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09

hogy mas nemzetisegu ba-
ratainak es ismer6seinek is
magyarazza el annak jelen-
t6seget, s kerje azokat is,
hogy a sajat nenzetisegi
csoportjaban mozditson meg
mindenkit a bill mellett.
Ha az On egyhaza, egy-
lete, fiokja meg nem tagja
az Amerikai Magyar Sz0vet-
segnek, kovetelje a gyiile-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
1899 MARCUS 8.

Il
| Ezeknek a nemet hivatalos.
szamadatoknak a nyoman
megertjiik, hogy inert volt
"bekes" Hitler beszede, aki ait.
mondta, hogy a nemeteknek
exportalni (kivitel) kell vagy
chen pusztulnak.
AIT, hogy a nemetek kill
kereskedelemre vannak utal-
va, j6val Hitler el6tt tudta
n1inden jozan ember a villa
gon. A nemet birodalom KEEP
telen a nemet ne1nzetet ele-
lenamel ellatni, kenytelenek
tehat a kulfold0n iparcikkeket
eladni, hogy a hianyz6 ele-
lemert meg tudjanak fizetni.
| De Hitler eleinte ait iger-
te es azzal fenyegette a villa
got, hogy neki a vilagra SEM
mi sziksege.
AIT igerte, hogy OF ev alatt
a nemetek a termelest emelni
fogjak es amt mem tudnak
maid termelni, ait mesterse-
ges utanzatokkal potoljak.
Ruhat fahancsbol, benzint
barnaszenbol, gummit kender-
boil, cukrot fiireszporbol csi-
naltak es a nemeteket abban
a hitben neveltek, hogy a ne
met birodalom meg lesz es meg
lehet magaban.
Az evek azonban multak, a
fiireszpor-c cukor draga es mem
j6, a fahancsruha silany, a
barnaszen mem ad eleg ben
zint es a nemet diktator vegre
megtanulta AIT amt 8 el6tte
tudott minden ertelmes en-
ber, ha az elemi iskolait ell
vegezte es olvasott neha uj-
sagot.
Hogy t. i. a jelenlegi COM
plex tarsadalmi es gazdasagi
eletben egy nemzet sem elhet
magaban, legkevesbbe egy
olyan nemzet, amely a sziikse-
ges elelmet megtermelni mem
tudja.
Ot-negy-harom-ket eve meg
dolyfosen dor0gte, hogy a ne
met birodalomnak mines Silk
sege a vilagra, nincsen silk
sege piacra; ma szinte why
nyogva panaszolja, hogy kiyi-
tel nelkul a nemet nep eh-
segre van itelve.
Well, az 6riiltsegek bizonyos
fajtait eleg eredmenyesen gyo-
gyitjak, de a kura soka tart.
Akar olyan termeszeti a
baj, hogy higannyal, vagy sal
varsannal kezelik, akar hideg
zuhannyal.
Egy-egy hideg zuhanyt6l
vagy salvarsan befecskende-
zest6l mem gyogyult meg meg
egyetlen oriilt sem, de ilyen
"shock" fogja meg erni a ne
met diktatort elegszer a jovo-
ben.
Els lassan kigyogyul abbol a
megalomaniabol amely a ne
met nemzetet bezarta egy gyii
loletteljes b0rtonbe, amelyben
ehsegre van a nepe itelve.
| Goebbels meg nagy han
gon ait mennydorogte az
utolso iinnepjik0n, hogy cha
mem is szeretik, ha mem is
tisztelik a nemet nemzetet, de
legalabb FELNEK t6le".
Hat maid lassan raj0nnek,
hogy amely nemzett6l felnek,
az mem tud maganak piacot
talalni.
Eek a figyelmeztetesek ia
Ian eszre teritik idejeben
| Hitlert, hogy a fax az egig
mem ernek, S ITALIAN meg meg
) eljiik, hogy a gy6gyulas a
folyton fenyeget6 haborut meg
0li csirajaban.
u Mert sem a Roosevelt figyel-
: meztetese, sem a nemet ex-
mort nSeSe hAhOrI1 eSet6re a ne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09

- vu6HAN-uu6u - AASAAu
Irja: szegedy Laszlo
HETT ROvAS FOHASZ
Akt bin arulas porba alazott;
akit hitvany ellen szazszor meggaazott
akt rabobeke koldusbotra vetett;
akit tengerkent vesz k0rul gyulolet;
akit egyongitett szornyu veres futam:
magyar nemzetet mentsd meg vegre Uram!
TIE vagy: XII megmented Benned bzokat; s
TIE vagy: XII megbintetsz martaloc kinzokat;
TIE vagy ak itelsz elbizottak felett;
TIE vagy XII megallitsz utjaban vegzetet
TIE vagy XII josagod eg malasztjaval:
megajandekozol elrabot hazankka r.
vAsARNAP: TELEKI TIszToGAT
Ujra magyar ur sajat portajan:
evertek jol port svabok plundrajan.
~ Mint mikor heja lecsap verebre:
ugy csapott lie rajuk grof Teeki vegre!
Tusagosan nagy volt mar svabok "nelle . ;"
mosthat megkerdeztek: egy ks "melpor" kel-e?
part feloszlatva hetszaz rendorkezen;
varja 6ket camp zalaban mar keszen
S gyutotaborban par kis zsdo amul:
kollega lett hetszaz zsdofao svabbul
De Berlin is bamul is merte varni:
hogy Budapest ki Rer,inne "babraln :"
HETFo Az EIso MAGYAR vIIAGREPtLEs
Regi dalbol vi dial: magyar dicsosegrol;
magyar hostett hire szarnyal lie Egbol
Ket magyar 'boy' hosi, bator magyar Swivel
,vlagutra indult sportrepulogeppe
Pestrol elndunak at egesz Keleten:
Afrikaba szallnak at a tengereken
foytatak Del fee, Delamerikanak
vegul tiizhanyok tovenel leszalnak.
Maid tovabb repilnek keleti iranyba
eszalnak egyenest New York varosaba
Van meg magyar virtus; vagy meg magyar ertek;
ragyog meg fol0ttunk vi nap vi dcs6seg!
KEDD: NINCS uLoSZTRAJK ToBBE
Mines tobbe sit-down" szrajk ICY dontott t0rveny
dontese is volt megep6 korulneny.
De celia volt vedeni t6ket
sot inkabb feltettek munkas -uloket
munkas iloke: duzzado vankos;
folyton rata ulni: egeszsegre karos
De SebaJ, rlpltyom mem dolt be a "SonteS":
inert csak tlosztrajkrol dontott dontes
De laban vagy fejen azert bark allhat:
fizetesjavtast lily modon kivarhat
Sztrakolhatunk azert kenyinkre, kedvinkre:
ha szabad ilni: aljunk feiinkre
szERDA: EGY vEZER EGY ELME
Jaj mi lett a naci-votan pogany hitte?
"Sok nemet naci" = panaszkodik Hitler
Pedg mas hitvalast hirdeti Fuhrer -
a nemzet erdek tobbe sohsem tir ell! -.
hirdeti tovabba oriilt minden nemet:
XII e mem fogadja az en- scent igemet
IS orilt minden nemet XII mast maskent gondo
hsz en- megvaltom ct mnden cline gondtol ;"
"Ne koptassa eszet, ak arjanemet:
azert egy vezer csupan egy elmeet ;"
"Eleg ha 0kle aria nernetnek
hive a megvalto naci elmeetnek'
CSUTORTOK: VI FORABBIT NEW YORKBA!
schonfeld forabbinak visszajott a hangja
Darago ellen szol elvetelt haraga.
mive zsidot0rveny keSziil magyar honba:
most is hajlando meg menni Westinghouse
Tisztelt forabbi egy inditvanyom
Washingtonrol t0bbe ne handabandaljon
on a zsdoknak valoban jot akar
a forabbisagrol mondjon lie - de: hamar!
Van is mar on helyett sok kilonb jeloltem
de legels6 sorban Imredyt emlitem
Jo zsido, jo magyar epp egjobb korba
Imredy legyen hat f6rabbi New Workba!
PENTEK: PACEILI A PAPA
Dontott a Conklave! dontese f0lseges
melto Egyhazhoz egyhazi szentseghez!
EFT dontest egesz vilag varva-varta
volt allamtitkar. Paceli papa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09

Ha az enberek tObbet OIL
vasnak a t0rtenelmet, keve-
sebb t0rtenelmi hibat k0vetne-
mex el.
Benjamin Franklin kiment
a divatb6l, inert ait vallotta,
hogy a becstiletesseg a legjobb
politika.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
4 vILAG-HET STRoFABAN
Irja: Szegedy Laszl6
HEu ROvAS: FOHASZ

Akit bin, arulas porba alazott
akit hitvany ellen szazszor meggalazott
akit rablobeke koldusbotra vetett;
akit tengerkent vesz k0riil gyUlolet;
akit elgyongitett szornyii veres futam:
a magyar nemzetet mentsd meg vegre Uraml
II. Te vagy XII megmented Benned bzokat;
TIE vagy: XII megbiintetsz martaloc kinzokat;
TIE vagy, ak itelsz elbizottak felett;
Te vagy XII megallitsz utjaban vegzetet
TIE vagy, XII josagod egi malasztjaval:
megaiandekozol elrabolt hazankkal!
Evening star., 1939-08-13
Some Party! Bring Your "Date'!

A. "GirI on the Cover"- navy
wool flannel collegiate as a
cheer leader! Mannish shoulders!
Strictly swank lapels, 3-button front
all outlined in wine! $1095. Wool
flannel flare skirt of wine, $795.
B. Cut for romoncine-on "hourglass"
lines, full skirted marked rayon MORE
changes partners as quickly as the
colors in shot taffeta bows and bosom.
$1995.
c. Ponier hondIed rayon changeable
MORE purse, shaped like Jill's bent
bucket-zipper insured against spills.
SO.
D. Gilt bomb-holds powder inside
to touch off the shiny nose! 81.
E. making down" in torrents?-swag-
ger natural camel hair and wool-re-
versible with cotton gabardine-
prances like a polo" coat and sheds
water like duck! $685.
F. HiehIond Iossie's shoulder slung
bag, So. And on the bonnie curls a
perky plaid scotch cap to match, 81.
G. Lotest in neckIoees-colored leath-
er-braid buttons, $195, and bracelet
to match! 81.
H. It's q dote! with an 20. K. Judy"
in smooth black rayon crepe (panel
front gathers a la Balenciaga)-flirt
back gathering for a dash! Hang on
the jewelry! $19.95.
I. Fire! Fireman red wool skirt Ia
siren screaming color worn quickly
outsider inside (exit by white pearl
buttonsD. $895. Rabbits wool pleated
skirt in blue, $595. Also in moss green,
pigeon blue, cocoa, black.
Evening star., 1939-08-13

cottage on the Patuxent River near
Hollywood, Md.
DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Hewlett and
their niece, Miss Lima Carleton
Walker, are at Virginia Beach tor
10 days.
Miss Mary Margaret Perry and
Miss Lucille Hendricks are spend
ing this week at Newark, Del.
Mrs. c. w. Mitchell entertained
at luncheon Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard P. Bailey
and their daughter, Miss Phyllis
Bailey, and son. Richard Bailey, are
again in their home in Wynnewood
Park after a vacation of several
weeks at Chestertown, Md, and IN
New York State.
MeSSrS. Robert and Reeve Pratt
and Alfred Rice are spending a week
at Caledonia State Forest IN Penn
sylvanla, at a camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burket
Hive Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhees E. Burket OF
Linden, Md, have visiting them
Mrs. Burket's mother, Mrs. Lean
Tenant; her sister, Miss Marion D.
Tennart, and niece, Miss Patricia
Stansell of Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burket's daughter, Miss Leah Bur-
ket, is expected to return this week
from Camp May F'lather.
Miss Joyce Reeside of North
Woodside is visiting Miss Barbara
Randall, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Merritt Randall, at their
home in LansdoWne, Pa. The Mer-
ritts were residents OF this COM
munlty until last June.
James Mehrlng, son of DR.. ana
Mrs. w. B. Mehrlng, will return to-
day to his home after months
stay at Camp White Thorn, Hutton.
Md. DR.. Mehring and Mr.. John b.
Revie returned this week from
camping trip near Gettysburg, Pa.
Mrs. Elaine Palmer is spending
her vacation at Colonial Beach, Va,
and at the Worlds Fair in New
York.
Mrs. A. E. Blggs and Mrs William
McCeney are at Yauncey Mills, Va,
for two weeks.
Miss Dotha Davis, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis OF Seven
Oaks Manor, is visiting in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis B. MouIton
are again in their home after a
months tour OF the West.
Mrs Fred l.. Witherspoon and her
son, Fred, IT, nave lett tor Green
vile and Greenwood. S. G., wnere
they will remain until after Labor
DaV
Evening star., 1939-08-13

J. On with the glad pIoids-in wool
skirt pleated for flare 1895, top with
twin sweaters in cardigan (S495) and
slipovers ($395) soft washable Ros-
Cuna.
X. To stuff in or flop outside your
skirt-a sporty wool shirt buttoning
up front, tulip-pocketed, in shirtwaist
stripes. With solid flare skirt in wool,
each, $5.95. Brown, wine, pigeon blue
Stacks to match!
L. "HoIf and hoIf" muted blue and
rose-warmed wool-for a canny lassie
the dress to town-tea -or-tee in. Plaid
bound for class! $685.. Other colors,
too!
M. Dyed Skunk! Black as King Coal!
A boxy fur jacket, beautifully sheeny.
SWank for stadium-dressy- elegant
for evening! Summer Sale! S8o.
N. Tricorn felt hat, backdropped and
long veiled. IS.
O. Blue pIoid roh-roh eoy-glorifies a
rainy day! Shower-proofed wool and
cotton gabardine reversible is pretty
salty" for football in-the-mud games
$16.95.
P. TOO hot to hondIe" red capeskin
gloves, smartly hand stitched. S..
Q. Those eoIIopine Old Faithful-sad-
die shoes-all year from east to west
$395.
R. Week ending or troi oipsing to- town
needs 3-piece suit Of imported Brit
ish fabric, coat free-falling with rag
Ian sleeves. Snuggle a cold nose in
raccoon shawl collar $59
Evening star., 1939-08-13
Falls Church
Shower for
Bride>Elect
Miss Crimmins
Will Be Honored
At Party Tonight

Miss Edna Mae Brown and Miss
Mary limbaugh of Falls Church, Va.
will give a kitchen shower tonight to
80 Washington and Falls Church
friends in honor of Miss Ann Eliza
beth Crimmins of West Falls Church
whose wedding to Mr.. Jack Donnelly
will take place September 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Rowan
will entertain tonight at their home
at a musicale.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Sale and Mrs
O. C. Pearson have gone to Heathes-
vile. a, and are the guests Of Judge
and Mrs. Hugh Smith for 10 days.
Mrs. Howard Middleton and her
son, Howard, jr, are on a month S
trip to Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Johnston OF
Scarsdale, N. Y, and their son, Hill
Johnston, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Powell enter
tanned Wednesday night at an al
fresco dinner and bridge.
1t. Moore Host
At Army Navy Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Van Leer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sharpe and
Miss Charlotte Beaman were guests
Tuesday evening of 1t. w. B. Moore
N. S. N, at the Army Navy Club for
dinner and dancing. Friday 1t
Moore and his mother, Mrs. Felix
Moore, left for few days in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowen and Mrs
Martha de la Thouder have returned
from a visit to Franklin Manor
where they we're the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward T FenWick and Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Browning.
Miss Elizabeth McGroarty of New
York is in Falls Church to spend a
few days with her mother, Mrs. Edna
Thelander, and her grandmother
Mrs. C. N McGroarty.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Parry Grubb anc
their daughter, Miss Barbara Grubb
and son, S. Parry Grubb, jr., have
left for Today visit to Altoona, Pa
where they will be guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. Hallowburgh.
Mrs. Howard Berger entertained a.
bridge Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hughes Butterworth and hel
daughter Mollie and son, Hughes
Butterworth, jr., are expected to visi
in Falls Church soon as guests O.
Mrs. George Butterworth and Mrs
John H. Cline.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis F. Woods have
returned from their stay at Colonia
Beach.
Evening star., 1939-08-13

dl dI L oll ihlDS4 N1t's
for two weeks.
Miss Mildred Lutes and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. M. Johnstone are spending
two weeks motoring through New
England.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Bowman
entertained last evening IN honor
OF their house guest, Mr. J. E. Poole
of Steubenvllle. Ohio, who Will visit
them for several weeks. Among out
of-town guests at the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Meyers OF
Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneiter
Visiting Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Schnelter OF
South Woodslde Park are visiting
the Worlds Fair in New York ana
touring in New England.
Miss Helen Dolan of Woodside
Park has visiting her for several
days Mrs. Cleo Young and her
daughter Beverly of Miami.
Miss Hazel Miller is entertaining
at a house party this week end at a
Evening star., 1939-08-13
Vacationing at Height
In Silver Spring Vicinity
Lacy Shaw Will Join Lees
At Long Island Cottage;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells in Maine

Park Commissioner Lacy Shaw Silver Spring Nd who has been
tomorrow for of weeks at their cottage Island
Ralph Wells O Seven
after Labor Day.
Smith their children Barbara
FROM will
their home at Wilimanc,
Franklin, spending the
children Steiner
Evening star., 1939-08-13
ROthschilds Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rothschild
have returned from a visit at At
lantic City.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31
J. c.. Tolson
Is Owner Of
Peoples Drug

J. c.. TOlson, one of the founders
of the concern known as Peoples
Service Drug Store, is now the sole
proprietor of the business. He has
all the while been active in the
store, and has lately acquired the
entire business in his own right.
The store is modern throughout
with all equipment and drug stocks
virtually new. And along with the
attractiveness and freshness of stock
and fixtures, the owner offers
patrons efficiency, promptness and
satisfaction in all transactions, with
courteous treatment and helpfu1ness
in purchases.
Located in the quarters for half
a century occupied by the Melville
Dorsey drug firm, the Peoples Ser
vice Drug Store has available the
prescription files of the old con-
Germ, and is able to render service
to those who had relations with the
Dorsey firm over a long period of
years. The store in its location has
been prescription headquarters
since 1873"
Along with the stocks of drugs,
CdnO10S, IOUdCCOS dIlO IOlICC SOOOS,
the store offers a fountain service
that is popular with host of
friends who have formed a liking
for the sodas, ice creams and drinks
served in tasty, palatable manner
The fountain is modern and sani-
tary and equipped to render the
best of service.
Mr. Tolson has been in the drug
business in Henderson for a num-
Der of years and has during that
time made many friends by cour-
teous treatment Of patrons and in
prompt service in caring for all de-
mands made on the store. He is
we'll and popularity known and has
attracted a generous share of the
drug business of the community.
A cordial welcome is extended to
farmer friends as we'll as those who
live in the city and vicinity. The
store is conveniently located. and
within easy reach of growers here
to sell tobacco, no matter what
warehouse they may patronize. -.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31
Wilson Firm
Leader In
Local Field

Wilson Electric Company is the
largest concern operating exclusive
ly in its field in Henderson. It has
been IN business :lere thirteen years,
since 1926 r. H. Wilson is the
proprietor of the establishment, and
through his years of experience has
brought it TO commanding posi-
ton in the community and Sec
ton.
Mr.. Wilson has been in the Hen
derson business field since 1918,
and in business for himself since
1926. The concern does small jobs
and large contracts, and invites the
opportunity to make estimates in
all kinds of electrical, plumbing
and heating work.
The company employs some Of
the best experts in these trades that
can be had in this city and sec
ton. Quick and dependable service
are offered and all jobs, large and
small, are guaranteed.
Wilson Electric Company is agent
in the Henderson territory Sor the
Iron Fireman automatic heater sys-
tenn, as we'll as straight furnace
plants. 1t also sells and installs the
Williams Oil-O-Matic oil heating
system, with equipment of the
highest type and grade.
The company is also agent and
dealer for Westinghouse electric
refrigerators and electric ranges,
offered to the public as among the
best on the American market to-
day.
Office and plant quarters are To-
Gated in the Peace Building on
William street. Estimates can be fur
nished on all contract work and
workmen are available for small
jobs in homes, business house or
factory on short notice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31

niture stores.
Big stocks of cook stoves, ranges,
oil stoves and oil ranges are avail
able for selection, and there is
everything for cooking and heat
ing purposes.
The business is owned by Mr..
and Mrs. M. w. Adams and T. j.
Richards. Mr.. Adams is the mama
ger, the other partner not being
active in the company.
The business had its inception i'm
the very depth of the depression, in
November, 1882, and it has grown
and prospered with improving con-
ditions Today it ranks as one of the
substantial enterprises of the city,
serving large and growing list of
customers.
Mr.. Adams is a Henderson man
and has had fourteen years of ex-
perience in the furniture business.
During his activity in that line in
Henderson, he mas Duilt a trade that
is becoming more and more salts
factory to the owners of the con-
Germ. The two stores are kept busy
the year around.
Not only is the city proper served,
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reeds that also enjoy wide sales and
are IN good demand. Statesmen cater-
ing 10 the needs of retailers make
regular calls in Vance and MANY
surrounding counties. ''
Vance Mills has an arrangement
whereby growers can bring in. their
raw wheat and exchange it for anv
OF the brands of flour made bv the
company. The transaction can be
completed and free storage snace is
offered. Flour can be taken on ac-
count as needed for home use.
sRobert E. Shotwell, general mana
ger OIL the company is an experienced
miller. Moreover, he is widely known
IN the territory served by the COM
pany, and is respected for his ex-
tenslVe knowledge of the flour and
Iced business. He is known as an
efficient salesman as we'll as mama
ger, and his close attention to the
details OF the business has contribut-
ca III large measure to the success of
the enterprise during the years he
has been at its head.
OF the $4,000 British Jews who
served in the world war, nearly 10
O0O were killed or wounded.
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ADAMS RICHARDS
FURNITURE DEALERS
South Garnett Street Store
Well Stocked With
Merchandise

Well stocked with newest styles
and designs Of furniture, the Adams
Richards Furniture Company store
on South Garnett street is ready for
the fall merchandising season. Buy
ersare invited to inspect the living
room, dining room and bedroom
suites and other. lines that are avail
able in abundance in quality goods
at attractive prices to the trade.
All lines are large and complete,
with everything for the beauty and
convenience of living in the home,
Bedroom, living room and dining
room suites are in large numbers,
with bed springs, mattresses, chairs,
rugs, davenports and tables; in fact,
everything that is ordinarily found
IN modern and well-appointed fur
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-31
Crabs Place
House

Crabs Place, owned and operated
by T. H. Crabtree, is located in the
corner of the Farmers Warehouse at
the corner of South Garnett and Hor-
ner streets, and is a favOrite spot
for farmers and others during the to-
bacco selling season, as we'll as thrO-
ughout the year, when they are in
seach of tasty and appetizing lunches.
The establishment specializes in
the serving of hot dogs, hamburgers
and barbecue, as well as popular
fruits, sandwiches, soft drinks and
the like.
Throughout a number of years
since the establishment of the lunch
room. the business enjoyed a con-
slant patronage by a large number
of friends and has shown growth and
expansion.
Mr.. Crabtree has been resident of
Henderson for some twenty years or
SO. He is known to most of the far
mers who patronize the Henderson
tobacco market, most of whom like
to frequent his place for their light
lunches, fruits and other edibles. He
is popular with all who know him.
Only a few weeks ago Mr.. Crabtree
was elected a member of the Hen
derson City Council from the first
ward, filling a vacancy that occur
red through a resignation, and this
attests in substantial measure the
esteem in which he is held by his
friends and acquaintance.