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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Assurance on Future Would Help Business

Thus freezing II existed 70 this
japanese could mental
the part Of the business
temporarily ncrfercS with their his
announced that such devices would
definitely Scrapped Immediately after the armiStice.
MlAnp-made similar commitment IN the last
pressure or the
government boards Mr. kept promise The free
terpre system necessarily temporarily abridged for
after This
wibr objection emergency inererences
freedom which strategcaly help
desirable provided that there well understood COM
ire purely character
perpeuating the existing widespread
harmony the New Deal and
old deal between SpokeS
all the extent Of the national
danger quickly responded popular demand that all Amer
shoulder shoulder behind the President
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Bombing HurtsA Trade

bombing alarms on both
coasts injured retail trade rs
VOL as security markets. incit-
iu- indignation over "phony'
alcrtS Merchants still arc hops
ful however that total Christ
mas shopping viii measure up
wclI
keanly debated is whether
general business and employ
nent VIII expand or contract in
coming months Tho govern
mont is bent upon doubling. as.
speedily as possible. It's present
neutrality-suspicious. approx
MATING Sl500OO0 900 But this
viii mean increasing intcrfer-
cncc WITH non-dctcnSe activities.
Nv guess is that. after Somo-
what serious dISloCaiion during
the first quarter We Will 500 a
not gam IN employment IN total
national output, in consumer
buying.
Not only will our weekly in
dustrial pay envelope no the
best ever. but agricultural pur-
chasing power viii he very
Sr1-Tv-- 7 r y n II IT 81 z r Vv-CTT
4 n ouEh Washington hiCh-ups
have now become somewhat loss
cnam CURED Of guaranteeing
ahoVe-parltY prices.
We must expect stock an 4
commodity markets n he in
flssncod from day 10 day by
war news. In certain high
financial circles 10 belief is
that stocks have discounted all
tho ainfayorahle that has al
ready happened. probably more.
Copyright, 1871 by r c Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Steel Industry
Now Operating
AT Record Peak
New Furnaces
Added 10 Further
Huge War Effort

CLEVELAND Dec. Is Entry
Of the United States into the
World War last week has not yet
boon reflected in the iron and steel
market, aside from A general
tightening Of nerves and improved
morale among all interests That
war requirements Will call for
even greater production and fur
ther curtailment Of steel 10 civilian
users is fully recognized and all
thinking is along these lines, says
Steel
Steel recognized as tho basis Of
all war preparation IS being pro-
Nlded IN tonnage never before
attained and every possible method
10 increase output is welcomed.
Pending complexion enlarged
production facilities the. only
means by which moro steel can be
obtained for war use is limiting or
cutting off supply 10 channels not
connected, with the main object
AIYCadN IndICaiIOnS arc bCInE gIVcn
Of further reduction in automobile
output and other articles probably
will feel the hand OF the govern
mont IN heavy restriction The
President has Indicated that half
the steel formerly going 70 civilian
Use VIII be diverted 10 war pur-
poses. This would indicate a sharp
contraction in pcacetime produc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Forbes
Stocks Fall Sharply
After Japan's Attack
Then Ste ady in N, Y.
BY u. c. FORBES

FIRST consequences o. Jspan's
HpciNilized attack on the United
States:
Stocks fell sharply for two
days. Then Steadied and have
slightly more than held their
own since, Notwithstanding Of
fcrings exceeding 1000. 900
shares on three successive days.
PanickyneSS was absent a New
York Stock Exchange member
ship changed hands a. the
-fUwrvt figure tSste-0o6T -evcr re-
corded.
Principal food commodities
shot up sonSationally in the
FIRST half OF the week. Sohcrcd
down later. Leading cereals re-
tanned gains OF from three 10
six cents a buShel for tho week.
Lard. butter and eggs. in large
demand for export 10 our Allies.
also advanced. although cotton
ended slightly lower. Our gen
eral food price index is today
-h-ghnr-1han- a1-anX-.- tlrne- since
tho 1929 boom
The puhlic's rose m en I
against strikes, which impollcd
the House Of Representatives 10
endorse a drastic labor bill,
Immediately became more pro-
nounced when war hcfcll prcS-
dent Z Roosevelt apparently in An
attempt 10 head of legislation.
announced that he would con-
vene eight lnduStrlaliStS. eight
labor mon and four representa-
fiVeS of the people 10 study the
u-hala- lahaE Sitllat ion Mean
while, the Senate may keep
hands off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
HOW TO GET RATING

To obtain this rating, a builder
must fill out an application form
and file il ~ field Office Of the
Federal Housing Administration.
which will review II and send u 10
2 field Office prioritcS district
manager VINO viii be authorized
to approve or dlSapprove the
application In applying for A
rating a builder must certify the
following
That tho materials purchased
arc necessary 10 complete con
'Siruction, that this material is
not available without rating:
that no practical substitute or
alternative source Of supply is
available and that. materials on
the crucal list wiT be used in
he quantities and for the pur-
chase called for the building
specifications.
In making application forms
available by December %. II is
expected that persons desiring
assistance VIII be- required 10 file
them with tho FILA field Offices
not later than January 81 1912,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
National Tool Votes
Regular and Extra

CLEVELAND, Dec. 15.-Direc-
Tors Of the National Tool Company
have declared 4 regular dividend
bf 10 cents a share and an extra
dividend Of ; cents. II vas an
nounced by Paul +. Zerkle. vice
president and manager Of sales.
Both dividends arc payable De-
ccnhcr 20 10 shareholders Of rec
ord December Is. The company.
one of The MAJOR cutting tool
manufacturers in the United
States. paid dividend Of 10 cents
share on SEPTEMBER ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
On the Business Front

4 firm in Ono sends IN lot Of
literature describing its new
Black Light fixture, which Is
slpilar to the one used At a Cen
era Motors banquet here last
September
The company sells tho entire
setting which includes the table
fixture. fluorcSccnt table cloth. SIX
fluorcScent goblctS in three colorS.
SIN fiuorcScent napkins. fiuorcS-
cent floral horScShow, three flu
crescent ash trays, chrome candle
holders and candies TO match
The brochure says your guests
VIII he charmed and intrigued by
the soft mysterious light which
apparently has no source.
is practically a steal A.. only
$50 and the bills needn't be
fuoresccnt either
Tho now order Of priority in
VIII ch tho government Will now
demand munitions production-has
been announced.
OPM will high-preSSurc these
five items IN the order named
guns. ammunltions
and explosives naval combat ships.
heavy homberS and merchant
ships
This now priority status for mu-
nitonS marks significant change
IN industrial and military strategy
from the prc-PcarA Harbor vic
tory program That emphasized
tanks an offensive weapon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
ADDING FURNACES

IN an effort 10 SynChroniZe
supply Of raw materials OPM has
placed ALLEGATION OF scrap and pig
iron under practically one agency
Co-ordlnatnC contrnl Of hnSn -tno
complementary nateflals largely
used by tho same type ~ indus
tfia4- flaf4t2 THIS IS expected 10
ease the situation 10 some"cXtcn',
though small supply Of scrap VIII
place an added burden on pig iron
Pig IRON production promises 70
be heavier from now on aS add
tional blast furnace stacks como
into production National Stocl
Company has blown IN stack a.
Detroit and has another prac-
tic7llS FeadALat Merton, Wa
Two Carnc-ic-lllno.S Steel Cor
roration and two Republic steel
Corporation furnaces arc under
WV fftVii7T7Tr7t- rs 1544rrroSt-eoHaPieted
on several other units More PIG
pn may be "A partial answer 70
1rk % Scra0 supply Of which
rs 0po, STOLE 90 enlargement
der present price conditions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Nofltf OF CALL FOR REDFNPTIO<'
FEDERAL FARM MoRTGAi,T
tORPpRATION

To Holders ~ per cent and - ner zen,
Federa Farm MortVage Corporation
kdnfs ~ iat2-fTS and Others Concerned.
Ppptc notice - hereby given thar ne
Frderai Farm Mortgage Cofpo-afjon hss
'"iith Tor redemption On January Is 1871
~ N. outstanding 3 per cent honss ~ fpt2.
-. Ihet Will CEASE 20 nesr interest IN
mar date Unless pretiogstly .rurrenapftd
inese bonds viii he payable ~ par UPON
PesenfFiion A. any Fedsrsl Reserve BANK
or branch or A. the Treasury Department.
~ sAnln s'ons' D. C.. On ard after January
Public notice r. also hereby given ina,
lne Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
has called for redemption On March 4
E''z Al rs outstanding = per cent bonds
ot lFfZ-f7 They viii cease ~ hear infsres,
on ma date bnbss previously surrendered
infse nonds vii be payable A. par up0a
presentation A. ans Federal Reserve Rank
or pranch. or a, ne Treasury Department.
1872 -
The opfesen'stion and esprrender ~ ponds
provisions ~ Tfrasuci Department Ctrrgla,
Nc $50 dated July ~ 'feN
,An offering ~ Interest besrinx M gsffors
~ ne United StAfss, may b. maze svagspls
70 holders - bonds n insse faa issDss
concerning Vhlcn ptihlic snnouncemsn, stii
- made ~ me Secretary 81 ne TrearIry
shortly af'sr January 4. i9f2'
Decenner IS iq4T
fEDERsL FtRN MORTGAGE
CORPORATIONS
81 q pisso
AfesfS y "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Civilian Pilots Chief

n. V ShauChnessy Of Ameri-
can Alrlines has been appointed
Detroit co-ordinator OF the nom
college section. Of the Civilian
Pilots Training Program. This
program Is sponsored by the
Junior Board Of Commerce
ShaughneSSy Will he charged
with tho organizational work Of
this training course and plans
10 form a ground school class
soon 10 start on January s.
Applicants must be male citi-
zenS between l9 and %, years
II aEeA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Liquid Carbonio Co.
Promotes Executives

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-W. X. Nc
Intnsh, chairman of the Liquid
Car bonic Corporation, announces
the elections of G. G. Carter. now
president Of the company 10 the
office Of chairman Of the executive
committee. p. r. Lavedan VICE
president. with headquarters in
New York. becomes president.
J. II. Pratt with headquarters in
the general Offices in Chicago be-
comes executive vice president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
'BIackout' Cars

The order eliminating bright
work has been forced into the
background by recent events.
But with war here and blackouts
A certainty. Charles L. Jacobson,
Chrysler sales chief, sees the
ban as not only saving war
materials but making drivers
and passengers safer in the
event Of air raids.
"The chrome and stainless
steel ornamental work for
merly used on motor cars but
replaced ny baked plastics or
enamel parts effective January
/. undoubtedly makes the
vehicle more conspicuous"
Jacobs said, land thus makes
IL a better target for hostile
-aXiatnrs-These- hright-partS
reflect the lights Of other cars
and the street lights at night.
In the daytime, they reflect
sunlight i'm the manner Of n
mirror and If the sunlight
happened to strike at just the
right angle, might send a
beam aloft; a regular mobile
heliograph.
presumably in large cities.
all lights would he ordered
out. including those on auto
mobiles, II an air raid alarm
were 10 he given. But this
would not apply To small
towns or rural places. where
80 many millions az cars are
now In use. Obviously. if any
one were compelled to use his
car on country road or I'm
a small town during an air
raid alarm. the less conspicu-
Gus the vehicle, the safer. he
would he.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
WHY'S Net
S8O9.258
For Year

Willys-Overlard Motors. Inc
for the fiscal year ended Soptem-
Der 30. showed a net profit Of
$500 .25S equal, after annua
dividend requirements on the 6
pcr cent preferred in arrears Ia
80 cents share 6n the common.
In the preceding year the com
pany reported net loss OF
SS73,11i
Backlog Of d Tense orders
October /, tntaled SAC $50. $40 and
additional ones received since
have brought the total 10 -ahout
SIS 600 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

seven-year basis but which was
later extended 10 25 years
That Last must have been the
original FILA.
Mr. Carey concluded by stating
that credit IS involved IN about 8
per cent OF our business today.
IicJcS 4 DAINTY little gadCct
that you might like 10 have for
your Christmas table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Electric Power Cut
Predicted for 1913
WASHINGTONr.pec 15 liz

WASHINCTONy>pec. Is ms
OPM officials said today that
electric power for civilians prob
ably Will have 10 he Curtailed by
the time production Of arms and
MUNITIONS reaches rs peak in
1913.
To reach 2 production goal Of
1000 hombcrS a month. there may
nc no power for night baseball and
football games. and even electric
signs and movies. officials said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Metal Markets

NEW YORK Pee - copper price hold
hrm a. "a cents = pound delivered con
rect cut valley hHse FxpoFf COPPER 1as
quiet and unchanged A. ifi.c pound
Z As New York
Demand Tor lead remains IN excess ~
supply ~ SIS cents a pourf delivered
NsN Yore. and $40 esnis. pound 81
tsauiF -
Zirc continued ~ - faysne1 e. as
csnts q pound East e. Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Canadian Loadings
Lower During Week

OTTAWA, Dec. Loadings in
Canada for the week ended De-
ccmher totaTed 66,666 cars, as
compared with 69f97 in tho proVl-
Gus week and 60705 in Nhe like
week last year, according 10 the
Dominion Bureau Of Statistics.
The decrease was less than sea-
rnt, y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Detroit Poultry

MARIE, steady Hens. 5 ms. and ur.
under ms i5c leEhorn hens. 3
and VI. &c. cocks lon &c. rock
ringers iSc. rock nroilers, 2Oc. Young
.o uirkeys lhs and w. CSC; y'uhS
-, turkeys ~ ihs and NJ. zoe DUCKS,
ME tSc. geese. iac rabbits l2e
FgGs Market firm current receipts
o. undersrades 2Tu2sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
SUGGEST Advisory Round Table Setup

would he helpful sustaining the national morale 10
dramatic Of the harmony Of interests of
groups This could be done through setting up an
advisory Washington consisting Of leaders OF both
camps agriculture OF and industry and OF
banking need have duties except
the totally situation and to advise the Presden on
questions strategy Recognizing crucial importance
administrative efficiency round table could advise the
only regarding questions of policy but also con-
corning personnel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Praises British-Governmetf Appointments

Such nonpran classics round table would ho reminder
leader Of the whole people,
ron y 81 In Great Britain, the. con-
need for drama
national solidarity rought the labor leader beNln INTO
the cabinet.
After the war then the domestic truce would
be lifted and the normal competition among and ideas could
no cSltp1Cd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
0PM 10 Permit
Of
10000 Homes
Foundations in Oct. q
viii Receive New
Preference Rating

ASHIN GTON. Dec. 10
Builders of some 10000 unfinished
privately financed dwellings for
which foundations wore IN place
on October Q will he permitted
10 complete the construction. even
If they cannot comply for asSiSla-
ance under the defense housing
plan preference rating order, P-55.
This was announced by Leon
Henderson, director of the Office
OF Production Management, dlvi-
sion Of civilian supply
Henderson called the action "a
broad program for assistance 10
i-f>-t-1t-r5T-TJ0TEtFf IN a formal order
known as preference rating order
Phi, 10 be issued shortly by
OPM's priorities division
Application form and other doc
umentS necessary 10 obtain the
new prlOriiicS assistance Will not
be available before BccrUbpr II
the OPM official said, emphasizing
that applications must not be sub
mltted prior 10 that date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

the Weekend
a few stocks were up "A point
or so, including United States
Steel and American Telephone.
but gains in most cases were
limited 10 fractions. Big Stecl'S
initial Gale was for 1000 shares
at ~ =. up IS
Bethlehem. General NJ tors,
kennecott. Anaconda. Du .Pon'.
New York Central, Union Carbide.
Texas Company United Aircraft,
Consolidated Edi&aH-aRAl- Interna-
=tf7THf Nickel all were we'll above
Saturdays closing prices.
Eastman Kodak was ono Of the
few laggards, suffering an initial
decline Of a point 10 1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
SMASHING RECORDS

Production last week advanced
ror' 90 81 pcr cont IN. spite
scrap shortage holding several
Str.ctS down s.. Louis gained 10
.9in'S 80 % per cent a. furnaces
orc icllEhtcd Chicago advanced
~ points 20 loli4 per cent De
tl1it , points 90 90 and Cleveland
.fs points from the revised rate Of
INC previous week 90 ~ pcr cent
>ow England declined s points 10
1 per cent AS another open hearth
was taken of and Wheeling lost ]
point 10 ~ per cent Rates we're
Unchanged as follows Pittsburgh.
qS Youngstown g. Birmingham
90: Eastern Pennsylvania, 81
Buffalo ~ Cincinnati 81.
Tempo OF tho steel industry Is
gndicatcd by shipment OF 1852
9Ol not tons OF finished steel hy
the. United states steel Corpora
ton IN tho first II months this
YEAR. compared with 13i3l is7
ions in the corresponding period
last year. a new record for these
months. November shipment Of
! 634 1876 tons was the highest IN
history for that month, although
227 093 tons Jess than IN October
largely due 10 the shorter month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
10000 UNITS

An A-l0 preference rat1nC viii
be made available for materials
necessary 10 complete homes and
apartment buildings now under
construction Assistance writ be
given only If foundations were
completed As of October 9. the
date tho supply PrioritioS and
ALLEGATIONS Board announced its
general construction policy
The OPN estimated that 10000
private dwelling units now under
construction are IN the classical
lion Covered These buildings can
DO considered half completed
Therefore, IN making an estimate
the order is designated 70 make
available the equivalent materials
for 5000 completed houses
The A-l0 preference rating may
he applied only 10 materials on
the defense housing critical list
issued IN connection with prefer
eDce- rating order p-O6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
New York CIearinqs
Show Slight Drop

NEW YORK Dec l. New
York Clearing House Association
reports clearlngs- for the week
ended December II total 1919
l27S1S. as compared with $3.796,
1856 OBS in the previous week.
Gen. Hugh 8. Johns
"Nmericas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Stock Market
Moves Higher
On War News
ATT, U. S. Steel
Each Gain Point
in EARLY Dealings

NEW YORK. Dec Is GNS).-
The stock market was higher at
the opening today, rejecting gen
orally favorable war news over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

Carriers and General Corpora
ton declared Near-cnd dividend
Of Il cents payable December 80
10 stock OF record December -
A wear AGO 10 cents was pad.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-21
New Sandy Greek
BY MRS. F. O. ROBERTSON

y number of young people from
Sandy Creek went to Middleburg
Sunday to hear Mrs. George Carver,
d returned missionary from China.
We wish to thank Mrs. Clyde
Collins for the faithful work she has
done, IN raising funds to pay for the
repairing of our Sunday school build
ing, and we are especially grateful
to the one who was so kind as to
give the material for the repairing
Of the building.
Mrs. II. l.. NorVell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvard Thorne, and Nh, and Mrs.
+. O.. Robertson visited Mrs. Robert
sons sisters. Misses Martha and
Annie Durham, in Middleburg Sun
day.
Hugh Macy Hicks visited his cou-
sin, Billy Thorne, Sunday.
Friends of Otno Wright are glad
TO know he is getting along 50 nicely
after being very i'll for several days.
friends of Mrs, Alice Ellington
Will regret to learn that she is stuff
erns with high blood pressure.
There viii be prayer service Sat
urday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the
home OF Omc9G Ja:l IN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-21
Taxes Exceed Profits

N|-n.dv No ~ load m ms COun-
~ .,., i, axcaeds net
a.v ,,d tbe and j.
ira, oaar vet The
c..,. rh...bo,. - C~,r,oerce
..-;o, ,.,,oa =, l.+a times
>, n,,,v off
.bo ..au,.,.d c,r.e
.,,alic h,,l-
,.,a,,r
a.. Woo ,taa.,5n
.;..ad IN ha,,a
~ j., 1o,o ~, $50
,.u. .,+a. n,viao orornd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-21
The Shock of Peace


no"
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40 '''S D.. y" 92.." ~"
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~ s''' ..-- same Cay aa-.. \
me "e'..H. 'r~~ "i =.a a'-
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"'.r 0 ~ peace
W." ""' ~" - ''o
J@1 " "''
81 tho. Spite. I. Ire -acerta.u-
lies OF HE ..#- a..at..l. HH4I-u-.
speah!ns ~. $685. .,... B..4.n
and the la.ag ~....-. ... u.t.....u-.
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nave set .U.#.a ##a. --... III .r
me b.ov. #o. #t....-. ...-a= a,
sre based #a.1.U..- u
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any .dc.. -...-. . l-e.-. <
anti tnu.. .... NAN. ....
achieved. .s.# ~. .... ...-t ia v###.E.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-21

A month-old Canadian babe has
lust taken a long air flight. 1t would
be interesting to get its opinion COM
pairing airplane to stork transporter
t1Qn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-21


al. cd \endo. oil lonqu-i> around
~e#t.s9l square, g5H..ue> IN The re-
reporter THAT he NH sell this yea
...1ee than S+00 NORTH OF Jonqual
..a# about Ct Q~aa..e.-ucrc patcu.
There used t. ye money n flow
e. say he, rather p~luIntNeIy.
"9at there's too muca competition
a.a.
~ that. not many other farm crops
Mil weld return o.. $1,000 an acre
with very little cultural cost othcI
taan umr.
1
-" '',..' e'".S S'",l'
-. -" ".'- u l3o ~ 7e','aiS t1'Hs-
'' .''e -'N~ '+'''se' 'H r't ''ft 1el-
t'"i ''''"LH N'S9 ne IL conf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-21
WANT ADS

us show You the Nita-Nar line, the
genuine 1000 pure paint for all
purposes. Tanner Roofing Co..
phone 60G. IL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-21

TIRES, BATTERIES, CASH OK
CREDIT. All tires guaranteed -
months. Batteries recharged DUO
Carolina Tire Store, next door ~
A. & P. Store. Phone l024-J 2lEu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-21

LET FLOWERS SAY 1T AND LET
us furnish them. We have all
kinds of blooming plants and fresh
cut flowers. Prompt service day OF
night. Bridgers-The Florist, phone
$50. lift
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-21

ONE THIRD OFF ON ALL STOVES
and heaters. Cash or trade. Buy
now and save money. II. + Sattcr-
white < Sons. near fire station.
2O-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-21

YOUR CARRIER BOY, HE GAINS
business experience by beng It
sponsible for your newspaper p'Sr
ments. Help him gain right kIno u
experience by paying HIM prolilp'
ly. Henderson Daily Dispatch
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-21

FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DA4o
cars washed and creased for Sl'oo'
Also bargains on grinding valves,
installing rings, and any N Oh
mechanical work. Legg-PaIlaiI.
Company. Phone IS. Z6-ll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-21


800 -
NJ NJ "a
" IA ~
Al AA~~
BEFORE YOU BUY PAINTS LET
us show You the \Ita-\af line, me
genuine lO0E pure paint tor all
PURPOSES Tanner Roofing Co..
phone COG. IL
and heaters. Cash or trade. Buy
o and save money. Il. +. Sattcl-
white K Sons. near fire station.
2O-tf
PROTECT YOUR GAkI9tA WIN
poultry VIC iIum The Place al
no,t, too Alex S. Watkins. 2I-It
HONE b38-Il1E or
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42+ 5. Garnet street. Grover GrIs-
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