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Evening star., 1943-02-18
Defense Messengers
To GET Extra Traininu
Wnrdens TO Be Active
During School Closing

Chief Air Raid Warden William J.
Mileham recommended today that
wardens In charge of training take
full advantage of next weeks school
holiday, due to rationing reeistra-
tion, to give intensive instructions
to pupils enrolled in the messenger
service.
Capt. Herbert A. Friede. chief of
communications for the District, an
nounced that the blackout drill to
be held Monday between 8 and 10
pm. would include reporting of
simulated incidents to the control
centers. The program will also in
clude dispatching of equipment to
scenes of disaster" but indicated
selection of incidents and trial runs
by apparatus will be left to the
various chiefs of service.
Because of the scheduled black
out, the regular Wednesday in
service" control center training peri
cd has been Cancelled.
DR.. Emery J. Woodall of the Con-
ference of State Societies today an
nounced details of the Nation wide
song contest for National Capital
anthem, planned as a means of
stimulating interest in District Ci-
william Defense by residents of the
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Mrs. Rose Saks Dies;
Widow OF Firm Founder

Mrs. Rose Saks, 50, widow of
Samuel Saks, founder of Saks Fur
Co., died today at Doctors Hospital
after four months illness. Funeral
services will be held at 2 pm. to-
morrow at DanZansky's funeral
home, followed by burial in the
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Cemetery.
Mrs. Saks was a native and life
long resident of the District, and was
associated in her husbands business
until several years ago. She was a
member of the Hebrew congregation
and for years had been active in
charitable work.
Surviving Mrs. Saks are a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leon E. Meyer, Houston,
Tex: a son, Jerome M. Saks of
Washington, and three grandchil-
dren. Mrs. Saks made her home
with her son at 3403 Woodley road
NV
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Locomotive Strikes
Toxi Near Alexandria

George E. Mcdaniel, taxicab driver
of ll2 South Fayette street, Alex
andria, escaped injury last night
when his cab was struck by a
slowly moving locomotive at the
Southern Railroad crossing on Route
716 near Alexandria,
Fairfax County police quoted Mr.
Mcdaniel as saying a line of box
cars on siding blocked his view
of the approaching engine.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Floor Coverings
Reduced

20 FRINGED OVAL ADMINISTER
RUGS, 24x48 in. Reg. 395 5--1.95
Ia COTTON CHENILLE RUGS,
hooked design, 36x6O in. size. Reg.
3.95 l.S5
10 NOTIFIED ALL-WOOL FACED
ADMINISTERS, 8'3"xl0'6" size. Reg.
34.95 1885
IL COTTON AND-HOOKED RUGS,
oval shaped, 30x60 In. Reg. 1925,
6.s5
20 EXTRA COTTON sHAG
WEAVE RUGS, several colors. Reg.
sos 2.95
13 GENUINE INLAID LINOFLOR
RUGS, perfect quality, 8 patterns, 6x9
IT, size Reg. sos 3.95
! GENUINE INLAID LINOFLOR
RUGS, one-of-a- kind, 9x12 IT. size.
Reg. 1895 1895
20 STANDARD FELT-BASE RUGS in
4 patterns, perfect quality, 9x12 it.
size Reg. SOS -4.95
"a GOLD SEAL DE LUKE CON-
GOLEUM RUGS, 2 patterns, perfect.
6x9 IT. size. Reg. 395 -1.99
$50 SO. YDS. GENUINE INLAID
LINOFLOR In remnant lengths of de-
sirable sizes. Reg. l.09 yd. -- $50
THE PALATS ROYAL
Evening star., 1943-02-18

rect the work Of 100 or more block
leaders.
The survey is being undertaken
with the Endorsement of the South
east Businessmens Association and
the Southeast Defense Council, and
represents community mobilization
on the neighborhood level
A training meeting at which in
structions were given block leaders
and volunteers was held last night
at police precinct No, 5, at 500 E
street Sc. The Health Committee
OF the Southeast Neighborhood
Council will cooperate in making
the survey. under the direction of A.
P. Bell. acting engineer for the Pub
lie Health Department.
Results Of the survey will be made
known to the Health Department for
effective follow-up action.
Evening star., 1943-02-18

States who have come here for war
work.
The song must be original and
complete with title. lyrics and music,
and piano copy must be submitted
with each entry. Contestants are to
sign the song with an assumed
name, so that judges will not know
the identity of contestants. The
name and address of each composer
Is to be placed in a separate sealed
envelope carrying on the outside the
assumed name. and all are to be
mailed before midnight, May IS, to
HoWland A, Sara. chairman of the
Washington SONG Contest Commit
tee, room 404, l343 H street NV
Certificates Of merit are to be
awarded winners.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Odds and Ends
BOYS Wear

20 ALL-WOOL CAPS, brown or blue, j,
with fancy stripes Reg. CSC =. 29c
7BOYS' ETON CAPS, 25Hs wool, 75%
rayon, plain colors, small, medium :,
large. Reg. 100 soc
9 BOYS WHITE SHIRTS, neckban nd
style, slightly soiled, size 1917 to l3.
Reg. 1.50 -------- soc
3 PRS. BOYS WOOL SHORTS, blue
or brown, sizes 10 and H. Reg. 1851
1.59I
4 PRS. BOYS BLUE VIOTI
kNICKERS, wool and rayon buckle
knee. sizes Is, II, 18. Reg. 2.o5- 1.s5I
TIE PALAIS ROYAL ;
BOYS' CLOTHING, STREET FLOOR
RUGS. FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Rat Survey Starts
In Southeast Area
House-to-House Check
Begun by Block Leaders

A houSe-to-house survey of rat
lnfestation in the Southeast area
was started today by civilian mobih-
cation block leaders at the request
OF the District Health Department.
The survey. to be concluded Feb
ruary %. will cover approximately
2,824 buildings The area covered
lies between South Capitol and
Eighth street and East Capitol and
M street Sc.
This section, between the Navy
Yard and the Capitol, is particularly
infested, and presents serious
health hazard to the many war
workers living in that area, it was
said by Mrs. L. H, Armiger, civilian
mobilizat ton chairman, who will di-
Evening star., 1943-02-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT
Splendid Cough Syrup
Easilv Mixed at Home

any druggist. This Ia special eom-
pound Of proven ingredients. IN con-
centrated form. known for IT. eject
on throat and bronchial membranes.
Put the Pinex into 4 pint bottle.
and add your syrup. Thus you make
full pint of really splendid medicine
and you get about four times a. much
for your money. 1t never spoiiS ana
children love it's pleasant taSte.
And for quick. blessed relief. Il II
amazing. You can feel 1t take hold in
a way that means business. 1t loosens
phlegm. soothes tho irritatsd msm-
branes, and eases the soreness. Thus It
makes breathing easy. and lets you
get restfll sleep. Just try II, Ard X bsf
pleased, yovr money will b rsfunded.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Furniture Savings

Furniture Savings
MODERN STYLE COFFEE TABLE,
blond color, leatherette top. Reg.
21.95 -------------------- 14.95
/ 18th CENTURY BUFFET, mahog-
any veneer on gumwood. Reg. 5495.
34.95
4 ODD VANITY BENCHES, left from
bedroom suites, walnut finish. Reg.
995 3.95
! MODERN STYLE VANITY with
large plate mirror, walnut veneer
Reg. 5000 29.95
4 MODERN WOOD BEDS, twin size,
left from bedroom suites. Reg. 1895.
1895
/ WALNUT VENEER CORNER
BOOKCASE, modern style, large size
Reg 1925 1898
2-PIECE BREAKAWAY SOFA,
modern style, cotton tapestry COW
cred, floor sample. Reg. 1895 2495
/ SOLID CHERRY POWDER TABLE.
floor sample. Reg 2495 1895
ODD SIDE CHAIRS, left from bed
room suites, upholstered seat. Reg
995 4.95
3 NIGHT TABLES, walnut veneer on
gumWood, modern style, left from
bedroom suites. Reg 1895 1895
18th CENTURY STYLE COMMODE,
mahogany veneer, 2 drawers. Reg
1895 1898
] MODERN STYLE CHEST, walnut
veneer, 3 drawers, floor sample, was
1925 observation-disclosures 29.95
THE pAYAIc P0YAJ
FURNITURE, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Curtains and
Upholstery Savings

10S PRS. COLORNET CURTAINS, use
them as curtains, portieres or dra-
peries. Cream and wine or ecru and
eggshel. Reg. LAG ---- -- LII
40 GLAZED CHINTZ BOUDOIR
CHAIR COVERS, all are box -pleated
and cord-welted, blue or rose color,
1.99 ca.
3ls YDS. so" DRAPERY AND SLIP
COVER REMNANTS, to yd pieces
Reg 89c to 1.59 yd.---% price
43 PRS. WIDE BLACKOUT DRAPES,
ready to hang, 6 it. wide, it. 8 in.
long. Reg. 298 8--% - price
Is RECEIVERS FOR MAPLE CHAIR
SETS, gay plaids to slip right over
your cushions. Set of cushion COW
ers. Reg. 1.79 1.18 a set
1875 PRS. RUFFLED CUSHION DOT
CURTAINS. Every pair 80" wide and
2 1/6 yds. long. Ivory color only. Reg.
SLIP COVERS FOR LIVING ROOM
CHAIRS :. g.. Ready to slip on, tuck in
and tie. Styles for wing, club, Cogs-
well and other style chairs. Reg 299,
2.4s
Sofa covers to match, 4.49)
The PALAIs ROYAL
UPHOLSTERY. SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Save Oh Handbags,
Evening Bags

Is CAPESKIN BAGS, top handle and
underarm style, in navy, red or wine
Reg. 395 800
GOLD KID EVENING BAGS. Reg.
o.OO 800
4 VELVET EVENING BAGS, black or
red. Reg. 500 200
GOLD KID EVENING BAGS. Reg.
200 LOO
Is EVENING BAGS. white, pink, blue
or silver color fabric. Reg. 100 SOC
10 RUSSET Wilde LEATHER
B1LLFOLDS. Reg. 00---------3.0O
TIE PALAIS ROYAL
LEATHER GOODS. STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Save ON Pajamas
And Underwear

50 PRS. RAYON PANTS, BRIEFS,
VESTS. Reg. 100 2 for LOO
40 RAYON NON-RUN VESTS with
lace trim, broken sizes. Reg. 100 79c
3 COTTON BALBRIGGAN GOWNS,
size 38. Reg. 200 1859
40 RAYON SATIN SLIPS, tearose,
sizes 80 to "a. Reg. 1.49 --- SOC
/ BRUSHED RAYON PAJAMAS,
small size, short sleeves. Reg, 800.
200
THE PALAIS ROYAL
UNDERWEAR. STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Sale of Mems Shoes.
Ice Skates

Is PRS. NESTOR JOHNSON ICE
SKATES, with aluminium or chrom-
ium finish. For speed or hockey skat-I
in. Hard or soft toe boxes. Reg. SOS
and 6.95 -------3 3.95 and 4.9S
"a PRS. ROBLEE AND SIGNATURE
OXFORDS, custom last, rubber orI
leather heels, wing or plain tips
heavy or single soles Reg. 500
TOO and 1000 ~ 495, sos and 9.95l
THE PALAIS ROYAL
MEMS WEAR. STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
TOiIetries at
Special Prices

2 HAZELINE SNOW. Reg. SOC - 29c
100 PARALENE CLEANSING CREAM.
Reg. 100 ------------------ Acc
9ATOM CREAM WASH. Reg. 100, 4sc
JARS AYNARD'S TISSUE
CHARM. Reg. 100 0------------4 49c
l MAYNARD TISSUE CHARM. Reg.
$50 79c
LIB. JARS MAYNARD CLEANS
ING CREAM. Reg. 69c--------45 45c
ORCHID WHITE. Reg. Soc -19c
2 TONE CREAM. Reg. 75c SOC
2 LOVILASHES. Reg. soc -29c
IL TOESIES. Reg. 100 -49c
l CUTEX MANICURE SET. Reg. 229.
1.39
POLISHIELD SETS --I 100
PAPER POUDRE NAIL POLISH.
Reg 25c lOc
2 STEADY GRIP. Reg. 1.O0---4 -49c
l SPONGE. Reg. 1.00------49 -49c
l SPONGE. Reg 25c--------15
! SPONGE. Reg. soc Oc------2 29c
FOLLOW-M FACE POWDER. Reg.
LOO ------------------- 49c
LOUIS PHILIPPE FACE POWDER.
Reg. Acc
IL VELDOWN. Reg. TIC 49c
6 RUBBER BATH PILLOWS. Reg.
l.25 79c
3 AIR CUSHIONS. Reg. -49c
l AIR CUSHION. Reg. 200---- SOC
9 FAUCET REDUCERS. Reg. Csc, 13c
Prices subject to 1oTs Federal tax.
THE PALATS ROYAL
TOlLETRfES, STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Win the Battle with
ConStipation Misery

Don fret when rou feel punk" from Constipation
snn snn resulting sour stomach. headache gas pains
hHss-ss AWAY ACTIOi; of nine plant ingredients
hetpS "a induce bowel movement: t2l pep IN sp-
pelue ana stomach action with bitters: 81 en-
ouraGe M flow 10 aid digestion "a relieve gas pres
T S MiionS used yearly for over 80 years Ask for
25c Family Economy Sizes CSC and 81 o5 (n0n t,h-
'ets)' Caution; take anyslaxaive only as direc, ed
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Lion Given to Churchill
As Reminder of Africa
Nv thu Associated presS

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 1S-Prime Min
lister Churchill has become the owner
of an African lion.
The Geological Society of London
offered to make him gift of Rota,
the zoos favorite lion, to help him
remember his Journey to Casablanca
and Tripoli.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Paint Reductions

ONE-COAT ENAMEL, high gloss wa
terproof finish for all interior work.
Reg. 3.25 ------------- 200 gallon
FLOOR AND PORCH PAINT. For
concrete or wood, inside or out Reg
l69 l.29 u gallon
AMERICAN HOUSE PAINT. Suitable
for inside or outside painting. Choice
of eight colors. Reg. 1859 1923 gallon
THE PALAIS ROYAL. PAINT, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Portable ManteIs
Greatly Reduced

3 PORTABLE MANTELS. floor
samples, ivory parchment. black mar
belized hearth. Were 2l98 AS is,
1898
l PORTABLE MANTEL, walnut fin-
ish, black hearth. Floor sample. Was
$3.50 l4.98
THE PALAIS ROYAL
HOME FURNISHINGS, FiFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Mems AII-WOOI
Coat Sweaters

Reg. $50
Only 18 OF these fine 1907 wool
sweaters, button front, brown heath
er color, sizes 40, A and As,
l MANS SPORT COAT, dark blue.
cotton corduroy, size A. Reg. 1895,
sos
20 MEMS FANCY SHIRTS. Slightly
soiled from handling, broken sizes.
THE PALAIS ROYAL -
MEMS WEAR. STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Cotton Hosiery Values

1S PRS. COTTON HOSE, size 8l2
only, white or gunmetal. Reg. 79c.
25c pr.
$50 PRS. COTTON ANKLETS, sizes
6 to IL, but not in every style, size
and color, stripes, patterns and plain
colorS. Reg 39c --------20 zoe pr.
IS PRS. COTTON SPORT HOSE,
suntan and freckles. or victory blue,
sizes 8l2 to II. 100 value ----75c pr.
THE PALAIS ROYAL T..
HOSIERY. STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Dress Reductions

ES. Reg. 795 and 895 ------ 500
10 MATERNITY DRESSES, misses
sizes. Reg. 7.95 and 895 - 800
s MISSES AND WOMEN'S STREET
DRESSES. Reg. sos ZOO
8 EVENING DRESSES, Reg. 8,95 500
THE PALAIS ROYAL
THRIFT DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
It's So Easy. Makes a
Big Saving. No Cooking.

To get quick and satis-
flying relief from coughs
due to colds. mix this
recipe in your own kitch-
en-. Once tried. you'll
never be without it. and
It's so simple and easy.
First. make a syrup by
stirring z cuns granu-
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Glove Clearance

100 PRS. KID AND DOESKIN,
SUEDE AND CAPESKIN GLOVES.
soiled or mussed from display. In
white and colorS Reg. 1875 LOO
2.95 -------------------
IL PRS. FABRIC GLOVES, white and
ecru. Reg. 100 0-------------- soc
THE PALATS ROYAL
GLOVES. STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
TeIeqruph Service

Plans are being made to establish
telegraph service between Adds
Ababa and all the main towns of
Ethiopia.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Australians Protest

Australians are protesting that
too many people with doubtful rep
utations in America and England
are undeservedly described as Aus
tralians.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Luggage Savings

5 LEATHER VANITY CASES, 4 bot
ties and mirror, black. Reg. 1885
AS is 4.95
2 TOP GRAIN COWHIDE WEEK
END CASES, fitted with comb. brush,
mirror and bottles. Reg 2400. AS
is - 1900
l RUSSET COWHIDE MEMS KIT,
fitted with brushes, oil silk lining
Reg. 1895. As is 1000
l RUSSET COWHIDE COLLAR BOX.
Reg. 500. AS is ---- 800
l RUSSET COWHIDE HANDKER-
CHIEF CASE. Reg. 500 --2.0O
THE PALATS ROYAL
LUGGAGE, STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Out 10 Odds and Ends, One-ofakind and Floor Samples
Drastically Reduced, Sale-Friday Only-:3O to PM
Odds and Ends Sale

HAND CARVED WOOD TRAYS,
assorted shapes. Reg. 100 ----- 59c
SOLDIERS WRITING KIT, complete
with writing tablet and envelopes.
Reg. SOC ----------------- 39c
TALLY AND PLACE CARDS, odds
and ends Reg. zoe ---------- SC doz.
ASSORTED MEMO AND SCORE
PADS. Reg soc --------------2 Csc
ASSORTED MEMO AND SCORE
PADS. Reg. Csc c------------2 for Csc
SO CHILDRENS SHOE BAGS, IL
pockets, gayly colored chintz Acc
THE PALAIS ROYAL STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Sale Of Unfinished
Furniture

l CHEST OF DRAWERS, 81" high,
27" wide. II" deep, extra-deep
drawers. Reg. 1499 9---- 9.98
s DROP-LEAF TABLES, 2l"x34", with
two 10" leaves. Reg 500 AS is 1.99
6 UNPAINTED VANITY DRESSERS,
skirt arms and drawer. Reg. 299
AS is ------ 1.49
2 UNPAINTED VANITIES, 3 drawers
and skirt arm. Reg. 500 - 2.89
2 5-PC. DINETTE OR BREAKFAST
ROOM SETS, l set red and white,
black and white. Table 43"X30" with
center leaf, chairs upholstered in
leatherette. Slightly scratched. Reg
5495 --------------- 1853
THE PALAIS ROYAL
FURNITURE, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18

lated sugar and one cup OF water a
few moments. until dissolved child
could do it. No cooking needed. Or
you can use corn syrup or liquid
honey. instead OF sugar syrup.
Then get ~ ounces OF Pinex from
Evening star., 1943-02-18

dition that he not be expected to
keep Rota at Downing street or at
Chequers, his country home, He
Evening star., 1943-02-18

DinnerWare and
Glassware Reductions
ODDS AND ENDS DINNERWARE,
GLASSWARE, reg. SOC to 500 values
at &c to 100
l 52-PC. DINNER SET. Reg. 9.98,
4.98
l PR. HURRICANE LAMPS. Reg.
5.98 -----.------.----.-- 2.29
l PR. HURRICANE LAMPS. Reg.
229 I4a
l LOT STEMWARE. Reg. 100 dog.
SC ca.
GROUP OF GLASSWARE, relish
dishes, bon bon dishes, etc. Reg. 100
to 598 values at IA nrice
THE PALAIs ROYAL. CHINA. FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18

SiIverWare Specials
SILVER PLATED GRAVY LADIES.
Friday only ------- - 29c. plus tax
SILVER-PLATED JELLY SERVERS,
29c, plus tax
The pAkALs ROYAL
SfLVERWARE. STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18

It THE PAAIs ROYAL conform rdl all
madepl o ~ ~
Evening star., 1943-02-18

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1943-02-18

said. however, that he hoped to get
to the zoo soon to get acquainted
with his new pet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

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. ."~..." %. 81, ... .r'n.v,'. "..
when .u - -.,G .... r.ug j. m.-.i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

|. British and Canadian.
2. Yes. (WACs are now part Of the
Army.
3. German radio propagandist.
4. Dry ice.
$. The judge dcCrccd that tine &C
cuscd should bc put 10 death
6. An undeiendcd city.
7. Physician.
8. Gcneralissimo Chang Kai-shCl.
8. A dead body: a corpse.
TO- All liallOw Even. or Hal
lowe'en.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

Thirty million pounds Of soy beans
(from which. il seems. almost any
thing else can be made) were con-
sumed as food in this country last
year. This ough. to stop--we can't
cat our postwar world and have it,
100,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

incidentally. whatever became o.
that Nazi postwar blueprint -
London which showed Trafalgar
Square under the name OF Atoli
Hitler Plat!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Large-Scale Dairying


q
Lai Se-oCdle carrying
Tl.re .r,. .. ,,.,,y ,,.l. 1.,.i.. 49,,
the m,r.,, o.,r ,,..,.. ,,,,,.,,,s. 49,,
REGIMES rn, mi. aud ,r,. .,,d ,,
dish. TIN, f.,v ...or.. mon, ,;,..,
passing a,,.u,,,r y,,~,, aware. H.
cben mn. is .,,r.. ,,, .,,,I, 1.,r,.. .,,4
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som. yy,,,.
BIT ono Cd. ,,r ,rg.c., ..,s ,....
a,,roc,iya We r.,.o 100, c.,.,,., >, -,
ccss = .eu. d.. .q, f,..,,, ~, ~.
Dar,o,er, 3D.. Ao,..c..r..-,., .... ..,., g.,
of Wisconsin, ST.. .....,,.,....... .,..!..,
no secret or the ,1r. tim. +, : , r,.,.
mc,.on stun, ,.r .v,.,. g~a,. a,,..,.,,,a
industry r,d a,,.. r.r,dl. ..,5aad b..
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uer.aeu'. Yca.. 3D.. n..c ...-. lie
behind ,.o achievement. n. .g, .....
a.C.> M pu..c.g- i.r industry vg.cn
today 10 .sp.. 81. n,.,.,. many -ii.
...n, OF dul,..s annually. IN, book.
entitled. ..Eag...'c R,..urs ...m
Awy..cu'. D.-v'4rd." tells rs own
story. and ..p y .>,unsl. brethren
are WcGyom, O. t. ~, ln ..cy can
~ from. what is ...I mere Trr.r
performance. suywn throughout ~,
land. = au,c..u- .: rcc,.vi:,on.
The chief pom, .a has reference.
however. j.. So d.cc, attention. o.!
possible. 20 Wisconsin 4s un example
al wha. North Carolina ruu,d DO.
In late year. our pw. Department
o! Agriculture uas Drru rcGuto,lug
lis emphasis on duryua Farmers
who have gone IN Tor u ur q 'Lrgc
scale. with sound management. have
found that Of pays OF course here
is profit 10 ne had. as northwestern
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

Having spent the last two winters
on the frozen steppes Of Russia. the
German Army seems bent on refus-
ing more OF the same, thank you!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04
IHSUTu nee

WANTED BIDS TO BUY NICE
cow and heller calf. also gentle
horse and new buggy. hitched and
ready Ia drive. will be received for
the undersigned by Miss Carrie
Marrow at 305 Burwcll Ave, until
Saturday, October 9. l943 al 10 Il.
M. The right Is reserved to reject
ali bids. J. NJ. McNutt. AdminiStra-
tor at the estate uf +. +. Marrow.
29-2-4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

Approximately 100000 volunteer
reighborhood leaders. organized by
the Extension Service IN each state.
are helping in local farm labor mob,-
liZatiOn and labor exchanges.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04
DAILY n;Nrlcch Bureau.
:. the Sir .'Ili"T UDtcl.
= :lk\ NISKIg

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

GOOD USED CARS Al REASON
able prices. A look here will con.
vince you that these cars are
priced TO move. Fords-Plymouth
-Chevrolets. l934's to l94Os.
Candler-Palmer Motor Co. l5-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04
WANT ADS

COOKERS. TIN CANS.
lard tins. butcher knives. hog
scrapers. fruit jars. everything for
packing meat. Watkins Hardware
Co. 30-Gti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

PROP-RBILTS: JUST RE-
ccivcd so pairs brown OK
fordS for uncomfortable feet.
Your best Is stamp invest
mcnt. Wcbb'S Henderson
Shoe Store. l-Sti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

KNOW YOUR JOB-EARN MORE.
spare time study. Business. Tex
tile Designing, Cotton Manufac-
turing. Electrical and Mechanical
Engineer courses. Free Catalog
international c orrcspo ndence
Schools. Scanton. Penna. 1911
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

FARM FOR RENT > MILES FROM
toxin. Good tobacco. cotton allot-
nrnt. Plenty al acreage for other
crops. Mrs. W. y. Swain. Dabncy
ROAD, Henderson. 3u-3ll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04
WANT ADS
Get Results

USE VITA VAR FOR YOUR NEXT
paint job. There is no paint better
Yet It is the lowest priced quality
paint III town. Tanner Roofing Co.
22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

FOR SALE. HOUSE AND LOT ON
Chestnut street extension. Call J. =.
Beverly. Agent FOR owners AT
telephone ca OXtord. y. &. 4-3t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

STEWARD WAITED At VANCE
Hotel. Immediate WORK. l-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

WE HAVE y FULL STOCK OF DIR.
SalSbuy'S Poultry Health Rene
dies. BlIckmau'S and DR.. LcGears
. stock remedies. Sergeant and Clio
vcrS Dog Medicines. parkcrs Rex
all Drug Store. 30-8ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

BRIDES SEE US FOR YOUR WE'D
ding Announcements or Invita-
items. Finest quality at moderate
prices. Also Visiting Cards for the
Graduate. Henderson Book Co.
phone ITO. l7-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

WANTED TWO HORSE FARM ON
iuuIih >har" basis near Hcudrr-
son. Addrrss Foo. care Dispatch.
2-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

WE HAVE y LARGE STOCK OF
hog. dairy. horse and mule feeds
IN large q. small! quantities. Hen
GC.SIn Hatchery. 6-21t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

e., a., -. 49, 49,,
-, sar 'o $500 ~ iceu quail'y
p"' ~ 'o"" a''''et -''o''hs 20;
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SCHOOL nNEopDS HIN
drcO> and hundredS oi PAIRS
i'm red. antique rcd, black and
brnv.rs All siyrs all widths
~ ..,I.. Oh, ,,,,. Itch
No. IL .il1c stamp. Webb
II.nd.r.,n Shoe Stnr, 1-Sti
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STOVE PIPE. ELBOWS DAMPERS.
I'm n,a;rr.. stowe p,l.,h. Gr, your
,,,,.,, ~, 2N.f,;
49, 80
MONUMENTS - MARKERS, GOOD
Northumberland prices. See or
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

WANrED-rO BUY FIVE ACRES
near town suitable for vineyard.
Simon ID. Wright. 3i2 Chestnut
street. Henderson. n &. -,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

| SllEETROCK. PLASTER. NAILS.
rocklath, lime. cement. patch
plaster. putty. window glass. Wat
| kInS Hardware Co. 30-6ii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04
SCHOOL. ONFORDS - HUN

STOVE PIPE. ELBOWS DAMpERS
IN heaters. stove polish. Get youI
Stove needs va.'y. Watkins Hard,
ware Go. 3O-6,i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-04

SELL US YOUR SCRAP IRON,
metals and rubber and help WIN
the war, Highest prices paid for
hides. Henderson Junk Co, phone
300. 25.tf