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feat the Giants twice.
This year. Brooklyn Is again
booked TO play the Giants twice,
and considering their position
deadlock with the st. Louis Cards
for the National league lead-an-
other capacity throng can be eN-
pected. The Cards twin-bill at
Wrigley Field with the Cubs should
20 high into the days big figures.
In the American league, Joe Dr.
Maggios 45-game hitting streak
and the New York Yankees SIX
game winning streak should pull
standing room only crowd INTO
the Yankee Stadium for the double
bill with Washington. The Browns
al Cleveland, White Sox at Detroit
and Red Sox at Philadelphia are
all significant enough twin-oills TO
keep the turnstiles spinning.
SECOND IN HISTORY
Only three games were played IN
the ma jor leagues yesterday, and
Lefty Groves 2eeth victory over
: 16-year span in the major leagues
provided the days high spot. Grove
needs but another victory TO be-
come the second southpaw in
ma ior league history to win 300
games or more.
He allowed 10 hits as the
Boston Red son defeated the
Philadelphia Athletics, : To 2.
Chubby Dean gave the SoX sia
blows. one a three-run double
nv Jim Tabor In the first and
the other. Ted Williams 18th
homer with one on In the
eighth.
Chicago Cubs. making both their
runs by virtue of st. Louis errors,
defeated the Cardinals, 2 to l, TO
drop the Rcd Birds into tie for
the National league lead with idle
BROOKLYN. Claude Passeau held
the Cards tC five hits for his eighth
victory. Creepy Crespie's tumble
of Lou Stringer's grounder, BOD
Surgeons sacrifice and Passeaus
single provided the winning run
in the seventh.
Art Javery held the Pills to
five hits for his fifth win OF the
season as the Boston Braves
scored a Al triumph Johnny
Cooney paced the Braves with two
singles and a double.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia 900 600 Olo-l :
Roston 900 100 Soy 2 o
Hughes and Warren, Javery.
Hoerst 80 and Masi.
st. Louis . 900 600 OlO-l S 5
Chicago 900 100 l0x-2 5 o
Lanier. Krist 81 and Padgett;
Passeau and Mccullough.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, post
poned, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston &c.. 500 600 020-5 6 o
Philadelphia 900 OeO O0o-2 10 o
Grove and Peacock; Dean and
Hayes.
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LEFTY GROVE CLOSE TO CHARMED CIRCLE
No PLAY

In order 70 allow the teams in
the Western Washington league
10 book exhibition games over the
July 4 holiday Dill Howell. league
president. announced Thursday
that 10 regular league play would
be scheduled this weekend.
The first half o. the season came
10 an end last Sunday with Nor
ton winning the title BY defeat
INK the Shipbuilders Second half
play v1ll get underway July Is.
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Auto Race

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. Six
teen streamlined racers lined up
today for the annual independence
day 145 mile dash up one Of the
most hazardous mountain roads in
the world
Al Rogers. last years winner Of
the Lands End race up the side
Of Grand Mesa. predicted that at
least IS seconds would be knocked
off his 1910 time Of Is minutes
3ss seconds for the course with
its 21s curves and switehhacks.
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IT'S IN FAMILY
MIAMI, Fla. Perm

MIAMI. Perhaps the out
standing hrother-sister tennis com
binauon Of the nation is Richard
and Doris Hart OF Miami high
school. Doris. 10 holds the south
ern womens and girls champion
ships. Richard. Is. Is the Florida
interScholastic titleholder.
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BUTCHER Il RIGHT

NEW YORK the Giants had
10 bat against Max Butcher Of
Pittsburgh every day. it would not
be the PhiIlies who would be rest
ing in the cellar. Butcher has
licked the New Yorks three times
and has held them 10 an thinning
deadlock 50 far this season
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los ANGELES

Summary - Losing pitcher. Salve-
son innings pitched. by Salseson 3 -.
Nulligan 81 a. bat. of Salveson
10 MullRan 10 runs scored of Sal
veson 5. Mulligau 2 hits off Salveson
!. MuliRan s runs responsible for.
Salveson 6 Mulhgan / Stine 8. bases
on balls. eff slime 2. Mulligan 3. hit
BY pitcher. Gudat by slime. struck
out. BY slime 4: left on bases, Oak
land 9. Los Angeles :. two base hits.
buby. slime q Campbell Tsuoy.
three base hit. Tauby. stolen bases,
Gudat. Devaurs: runs batted IN. Luby,
Gudat 2 Stine 2 Stamper 2. Mayo
VERGE. Schuster. Iowrey. Raimondi;
double play. Rigncv TO Luby 20 Dunn
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.Ratted for Lien IN 9th.
score by Innings
Sater. 600 600 300 2
Yakima .....s .... 600 600 WV
summary. Runs batted IN, Grii-
fiths. Bates two-base hts, koski,
Bates. three-base hit. BefRstrom.
stolen base. oriffiths sacrifices.
Reese oliver. double plays. Madrid
to Koski 20 Reese. oriffiths 70 lenl-
fero n Rates. left on bases. salem Z.
Yakima II. base on balls off oliver
s Lien 2. struck out by oliver ],
Lien 8; earned runs. Salem 2. hit by
pitehed ball. Koski by Oliver. UNI
pires. oravcc and Valerie. time l:oo'
attendance 300
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AttAat "a "a AfiA
ath erman
doesn't play any
tricks. Largest
turnout for asst
wears Fourth of
July program
was 81 633 At
Detroit " here
Cleveland split
a double-header
with the Tigers
while a capacity
crowd of 81 306
filled the Polo
Grounds TO see
the Dodgers de-
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Major Leaders
BY UNITED PRESS
ANIIRIIAN AII-I

Homo INNS, OFT. IIanLs- TO u
Magic. YankS Is. Johnson. Ath-
letics. II. Keller. Yanks II. York
Tigers. &c williams Red SoX Is
Runs. Williams. Red Sox. 50. Di-
Magic Ysnks So. DiMageio Red
Sox. es. Rolfe Yanks IS: ReiSer
Dodgers SIS Moore Cards So
Runs hatted in: Keller Yanks 60.
DiMaggio. yankS IS York Tigers
81: Tabor. REQ Sox, so. Williams
Red SoN SIS
Hits: Heath. Indians l03. d.
Maggie. Yanks. 100 Travis Senators
as, slaughter. Cards o.. Lewis
Senators. 90
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal Rochester 2
Toronto A Buffalo s
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Totals 40 q
AZ Urn

score BY innings
vsneouyer ......... ol0 600 o3o--4
summAry-winning pitcher Will
,srns' losing pitcher. Adams. innings
pitched. Williams Ia. Adams SO
GOLDMAN 4sa, RAimondi Ia, Green
law /. hits. off williams !. Adams
10 Goldman 2. Raimondi |. Green
law q: runs scored off Williams
Greenlaw l. runs responsible for.
willians Z. Adams S. Goldman 0. Raj
mondi 0. Grecnlsw / struck out. oy
Williams Z. Adams ?. Goldman J. Raj
r,ondi 1 GreenlAw l. bases on balls.
off Williams 6. Adams q. Goldman 0.
Raimondi o. Greenlaw 0. left on
bases. Wenatchee y, Vancouver ~
two base hits Linsua, Marlonetu'
McGinniN runs batted IN, brenhef
2. Endress. Williams 2. Form. Cox.
stolen bases, Marionetu, wilson,
double play, MeGinnis TO CailteauN
TO Wright. time q hrs umpires
Nelson and Enger; attendance, 1000.
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many days of racing at the Renton
park this year. Five other entries
were listed in the mile and one
sixteenth test.
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Bhtted Tor Seats N nInth.
score by Innings
Hollywood ..-........ 00i 600 0o0-l
San Francisco ....... 900 900 600
Summary-Struck out. by Seats g.
lost 6 bases on balls off Seats !
Tost 4 two-base hits. Dickshot Dap
per stolen bases. Fernandez. White;
double PLAYS Brovia % Fa!n, Schultz
20 GRAY. time Sc. umpues. Fan
ming and Dorsn.
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Veteran One
Short OF 300
Defects Athletics
To Neor His Goal

NEW YORk=A weather fore
cast % cloudy but mostly cool
weather. combined with two bis
terinE pennant races. were ex-
pected 70 Jam eight MAJOR league
bail parks with woodworking
holiday crowds today.
Last years total OF 2i4.743 fans
for eight games may easily be
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Batted for Dllbeck IN thirteenth
score by Innings
Seattle .........i0O 010 020 600 Is
san Diego 200 III o10 600 %
Summary winning pitcher. Scrib-
ner. losing pitcher. Dllbeck. innings
pitched. by Terry g. Turpln 81. oil
beck a. AZ bat off Terry "a. Ttirpin
IS Dilbeck i6. runs scored. off Terry
I. Turpin 4, Dlbeck / hits. off Terry
Il. Turpln IA Dlbeck g. runs re-
sponslble for Terry Turpin 8. Dill
beck /. bases on balls. of Terry 2.
Turpin 2, Dllbcck 2; struck out. by
Terry . Turpin 2 Dnbeck 3. left
on bases. Seattle 10 san Diego II.
two-hase hits Matheson. Lawrence
three -bass hits Gyselman Sperry.
Lawrence sacrifice hits. Terry ? Pat
chett. stolen bases Sickle Matheson
Fallon. Gyselman. runs hatted in
Matheson Haslin. Turpin Ms2zera
Mcdonald Niemiec ? Salkeld Law
renee double plavs Sickle to Me
mice 70 Scarselia. Scarsella unsssisted.
Terry 20 Pellagrini 10 Mcdonald
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Boston 4, Philadelphia /.
Chicago 2, St Louis i.
tOnly games scheduled.)
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uifh ELLIOTT METCALF

I 00kS like only Old Man Rain stop Longaeres from
- having IFS biggest year.
The 1s41 racing the Renton plant has begun
II q clip Is per cent better than last year.
That goes for play at the betting windows and attend
ance. which is what makes for
Abundance Of pockets the
That realize largely national defense
sctivity
Yesterday Mort carraher tn. big robust public relations
track, said
Yea things
whole business 25 than
The only thing that beat II on
the Fourth July other gained
threatened
II that old mp sky
and gravy.
living right Pull
Well. the you
o
This Fourth July 1871. / a brilliant day.
believe Mort spoke he Twins
Anyway. this Longacres
certain year
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
Minneapolis 3. 81. Paul q
Louisville 2. Indianapolis Q.
Columbus 2. Toledo 10
Kansas City Il. Milwaukee 3.
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WRsrERN INTERNATIONAL

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Wenatchee 9. Vancouver 1.
salem :, Yakima o.
(only games played.)
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off Freitss 2 hits. off Freitas 5: runs
responsible for. Freitas ? struck out
by Hucher s. Freitas 4 Tlrbeville J.;
left on bases. Portland 5 Sacramento
5. two-base hits Reich Sturdy. home
run Norbert: runs oatted in. Reich,
Norbert. double play. Reich TO Brown
10 Reich; time, SO umpires, Engeln
and Jordan
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Our Boy Nal Mallory i.

Hes the most interesting entertaining player have
seen in a Tiger uniform in years"
Carl Goble, veteran Tacoma FAM talking.
His subject Elmer b. (Ma) Mallory Tiger
shortstop and former second sacker.
Carl dropped his words at lunch counter.
A of heads nodded in the affirmative.
.How old is the kidd" Gobe asked.
Twenty-Five Born Sept 10 1919 al Junction City Oregon
stn calls II home"
Well" ventured Goble doesn't performer
I'm through judge baseball talent"
And the heads nodded
that rolled by the
. combination talents including
There something about the little IS feet inches 15'
pounds that stands him
On the bases well he's whppet Not
emily a quality
When the youngster
the opposition the defense right II
other than be prepared stop lightning bolt
deadly hitter. well coveted
sharp booking them He walks
needed by leadof performer
Mallory sugger He of sasher. a
double producer.
He hits from the right the speed
him that little
blasters.
The kid throws rghthanded platter a
inches long, 81 n
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Picking Begins on Joe /.

Well II looks like the expected picking Of the biggest
turkey In prize ring circles Joe Louis. champion
b
This was certain the rising and setting Of the
leaders of
protection from the
How much Joe has Of his actual earnings
bet not
entitled to the they got
But that nothing ring money
have been cut to pieces by parasites.
Joes protected manner chances
bsing bked very bright
Joe been taken btt.r
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THUR9DAY>S RESULTS
seattle 8, San Diego I thirteen
lnntngs).
uollywood I. aaa Francisco Q.
Portland 3, nacramento o.
lao Angeles Z, Oakland Z
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Aims for Big Time -.

Ambition In baseball is TO get big leagues and
there 10 years. Plans to be coach. Hobbies golf
tennis and swimming
Favorite dish Il butterscotch pie whipped
Greatest thrill in baseball straight hits
Just after breaking into professional ball
crashing with glider Fell
200 feet and he knocked
Member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
Always touches position
Counting Wednesday
hsen as times and has made
Counting walks and has he has
about half the time IL lovely
ian
Which makes Mallory situation Just right
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= Ratted for SCalzi IN eighth.
b Batted for Freitas In eighth.
c Ran for erik in eighth.
score nv Innings
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wrapping the kids history in nutshell here's the dope
Went TO school at Junction City and at University Of
Oregon. Will graduate this year.
TWO baseball Played
following Joe Gordon position oregon Hopes
Gordon to big leagues
Was fancy diver swimming team for years.
Played baseball grade, school college
Oregon State leagues fast circuit oegondsho
Broke into professional baseball 1910 with Los
against Sacramento Played
Hit 5e3 for Los leading all batters
participated In than 10
Played briefly In the Texas
the TheeI league
Started in nfield for Los Angeles fmed
his fielding under Coast oaber
than
Was in habit of charging ball
Work At abort has been magnificent
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II ........ so 5
AN DIEGO

Totals ..4e 4 IA 80 10 0
Batted for Terry IN eighth
b Batted for Dllbeck in thirteenth
score hy Innings
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Ros,on 500 900 O20-5 & o
Philadelphia 900 Oeo 600 10 0
Grove and Peacock; Dean and
Hayes.
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FOR Puyallup Valley lands, II. v.
Smith, 204 Provident Bldg BR a4oe
FOR SALT WATER WATERFRONT
see Comfort & Davis. Rust Bldg
WE WILL BUILD TO SUIT on terro,
Healy Bros. Inc. Broadway iia7
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NEW YEARS SPECIAL
NICE modern no. end bunga-
low. living and dining rms.
cabinet kitchen, large break
fast nook. two bedrooms,
tile bath. full basement with
furnace and sawdust burner,
air conditioned, large attic.
hardwood floors, fireplace.
This nice home has been re-
duced $500, now only $3.50.
MODERN college district
bungalow. combination liv-
ing and dining room, cabinet
kitchen, large breakfast
nook, one bedroom and bath
down, hardwood floors, fire
place. basement and fur
mace, large attic. Will sell
partly furnished. $3.50.
+. Nj. RAVER
2s0e 9Th Ave. MA 1857
Sun. PR BIB or MA 1897
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Washers

WASHING MACHINES
PEpA1PC Vacuum cleaners repair
81 Parts for all nskes.
BRAuTIGAN a MARTIN INC
622 81. Helens Ave BF 1918
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HARDWOOD floors, full base
ment. Air conditioned heat.
Double garage. concrete floor.
Must see it to appreciate. Won
derful value. Will consider rea-
sonable offer for quick sale.
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TOdayS Most Outstanding Home Buys In and Near t
Phone Want Ads to Main sl5l
Real Estate for Sale

SIXTH AVE DISTRICT Fve-room hard
- wood floors. fireplace. attic. basement
| IfC and furnace. paint inside
mr. Paved street close To schools and trans
| LIVE portstion price $50 Terms
\.Unr Call Hedmsn, evenings PR $3.50.
| '"\~ LINCOLN HIGH. 6 rooms all newly oond-
W. F. KERR en- breakfast nook Lovely yard shrubs
| BR2I5l and flowers This viii accommodate any
size family and the $500 down
only S32 per month Call Borden
Evenings PR 1888
SIDE Only $3.50 perfect little home newly
inside hardwood floors basement
Bungalow the college all
paved district Payments only $500 $50 per month
Will readily for $40 month Call Hedman evenings
PR $3.50.
SWEEPING MARINE VIEW 6room nearly Englsh-style
bungalow Here is real home All nice large beau
floors bedroom up
Full basement, plenty space recreation room,
stoker. Total price $500 Easy terms. Call Sedman
nings PR $3.50
kitchen, recondtoned large living
dining kitchen furnace
bedrooms full lots, plenty garden space Only $3.50
down and S25 month Call Hedman evenings PR $3.50
to Only minutes from the post
Pierce county. Yes, the basement
with sawdust burner garage chicken
II $500 In on he
balance of $1,000 let show something. Call Moore
evenings and Sunday MA 1889
w. :. KERR co.
Broadway 2151 BOG Building
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22
NOTICE OF SERVICE By
PUBLICATION.
\0NlN C0rOTInu:
unCc County,:
Cara White Marlborough.
CIaud Vance Marlborough.

The defendant, Claud Vance Var
borough, Will take notice:
That an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court Of Vance County, North Caro-
Ina, to secure a divorce ON the
grounds OF two years separation
That the said defendant Wlll iurtho!
take notice that he IS required Il
appear at the Office Of the Clerk OF
the Superior Court OF Vance County
at the courthouse IN Henderson. \
c.. on the Dist day OF May, l94i, ano
ansN,er or demur to the complain
n said action, or the plaintiff vii
apply to the court for the relief de
manded in SAID complaint.
This 22nd day Of April, 1871.
+. O. FALkNER.
Clerk Superior Court of
Vance County.
\. A. Bum,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
~22-29-6-l3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

Western burglars cracked a sale
but overlooked a large sum Of money
IN it. Maybe they were INDUCING n
Il little spring practice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

The newest battleships have no
portfolios. What do they mean,
LON the navy and e the world?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

An optimist is a fellow who can
work up an appetite while figuring
how he is going to meet his grocery
bill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

FOR RENT: APARTMENT WITH
steam heat, hot and cold water,
and garage. Telephone l72 OF
1851. 10-tucS-fri-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

WANT TO RENT-APARTMENT-
One room and kjtchenette, untur-
nished. In desirable residential sec
ton at reasonable cost. Address p.
O. Box 338, Henderson, N. c. 22-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

BUY SHARES NOW IN OUR NEW
Building & Loan series. Save 10
build, buy or remodel your home.
Henderson Building & Loan Asso-
citation, Al. B. Wester, Secretary.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

COMMUTE BATTERY CHARGING;
all makes of batteries; guaranteed
service. Your battery charged in
your car, while you wait. CoWard's
Service Station, 3l5 William St.
TT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

LAWN MOWERS S695 FOR l6'
years experience selling this QuaIty
mower. Watkins Hardware Co.
Main street. 22-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE FOR
rent in Stevenson building. Apply
to S. S. Stevenson. 22-6t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

SEVERAL RECONDITIONED ELEC-
triC R~etrIgeraturS as low as S35 o 0
Come in and select a New General
Electric OF a good reConditioncd
refrigerator now. Henderson Book
Co., Phone no. Your General
Electric Dealer. l2-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

YOUR SHOES LIKE NEW WHEN
We are through. Stop in or phone
638. We cali for and deliver. GrIs-
SONS Shoe shop, Grover GrIssom,
Prop. 8-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

Cleaners and Dyers modern method
satisfies not only your pride in APP
pearance, but also your desire for
protection against dirt, against
germs, against disease. Phone asa
2l-3ti
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nv AY" ~
w
xA4V AA0O
6~A o@~0o A.
oS ~SOuA0N
,,-p1rr IJApu ITv ANN
perry Damage Automobile lnsur.
ance bought from Us VIII eliminate
cost ana embarrassment OF law
SUITS. insurance Department, Cit
lZciis BANK " trust company. 3-ts
-u,,,-,,. &C Co
slle 4-bail sc; compete. Tennis
balls, goil balls. soft balls. Wat
kins Hardware Co, Main street.
22-2r
--I-,-,-,, r,-oa ,-L,-r.-
O dwelling, two baths, large lot.
Turner avenue and Lenc stree.
Citizens Realty x Loan Co. l1-I
--,,-I rtI,Il ,nrE ~. -.
! We arc tbrnueh sion in 90. ,I"
gag We can inr and del,-n, trr.''G
.,,,,.s shoe SboD C,rn,lnr tr.
Prop. 8,f
Owners or COOP pRopLpTITc
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l--u
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mo and rcnnon,ic,l t,n,,ILa,,
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

BOOKCASES For SALE, Glass
enclosed bookcases, $50. a bal
gam. X. l.. SultcrWnite & Sons,
ICar ire station. lrtl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

CROQUET SETS S2.5O FOX Full,
=lIe +-ball sc; compete. Tennis
balls, soiI balls. soft balls. Wat
kins Hardware Co, Main street.
22-2tI
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FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
cars washed and creased for Sl.00-
Also bargains on grinding valves
installing rings. and any kind OF
mechanical work. Legg-Parham
Company. Phone g.. 28-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

FOR RENT $1,000 MONTH SEWN
room dwelling, two baths. large loi
Turner avenue and Zcuc stree.
Citizens Realty & Loan Co. l1-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

CUT FLOWERS AND GROWING
plants of all kinds. Corsagcs and
WrCaths for every occasion. Visit
u greenhouses or phone $50 day
or night. Bridgers-Thc Florist.
lI-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

SCREEN FRAMING FOR MAKING
screens with moulding complete.
sold 10y the foot Also screens
ready to use OF assemble. Watkins
Hardware Go. Man street. 22-2tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

ALWAYS FRESH. ALWAYS GOOD!
That's Red TayiurtS barbecue.
Have you tricl it lately. Enjoy
Brunswick stew cooked the old
fashioned way. Eat at Red TayIors
Hill Top No. ,. 42-2u.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pan work. Motor Sales Go.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

GOOD VALUES IN DOORS, WIN
doWs, frames, flooring, ceiling, sid
ing and finish boards at The Place
of Values" Alex S. Watkins. 22-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

SPRING SPECIAL ON COLUMBIA
Bicycles as low as S2l.95. Come in
ard see them. Easy weekly terms.
Henderson V%ulCanizing Co, Att
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22
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pvrty Damage Automobile lnsur.
unce bought from Us VIII eliminate
cost and embarrassment of Law.
suits. Insurance Department Cit.
lzcus Bank q Trust Company. 3-,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

WE INVITE YOU TO CHECK OUR
prices, weights and quality on
fancy groceries, fresh meat, gar
den fresh produce. i!eIbert's Yer
low Front. Phone 439. lot.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-22

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