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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-13
Man Power And
Youth Power
BY HENRY {. ILER

The number one problem facing the
Allied Powers is the successful prose
clItion of the war Coming back to the
home front, the number two problem
facing us is the manpower problem.
Industry, especially that segment Of
industry that is producing munitions
Of war, is demanding mO%e and more
skilled manpower As the war pro-
crosses. the demands of industry are
more difficult 10 meet. Neither can all
Of the InanpOwer be taken from the
farms nor from the domestic front. So
it becomes necessary 10 draw on that
group Of patriotic men and women,
young and old, to take their places in
essential war Industries. 1t necessarily
follows that the majority of these
people are not qualified by training or
experience to perform the duties OF
skilled or serni-skilIed work Then
means must be provided for teaching
them the basic requirements and. in
this connection, the National Youth
Administration, despite considerable
criticism, has performed marvellous
job.
At the present time, this agency Of
the government is placing these
trainees in war industries at the rate
Of approximately sixty thousand every
three months; most of them have not
been on the labor market before The
majority Of this group is composed Of
- +E
of economics, after the cessation Of
nOstilities, they will return 10 normal
peace-time activities, chiefly in the
maintaining of homes Women in in
duStry during the war period is not
new. Women went into industry dur
ing World War I and gradually at the
end thereof made their return to do
mestic activities.
Under the present law, trainees for
the National Youth Administration
must be in the age bracket from six
teen to twenty-four inclusive. This
limitation probably is all right in Il
peace-time economy but certainly
when the y. \. y. is preparing hun
dredS of thousands for war industries
during an emergency and at a time
when the very future of the country
is at stake. it is believed that Congress
will seriously consider waving this
age limitation, which Will permit
women over twenty-four to participate
in this training in order that they too
can make their contribution to the war
effort. There are thousands upon thou
sands of housewives over twentyfour,
( who could and would take Il place in
war industries if only they could Sc
cure the basic training necessary.
/ A clS for ITrninrn / ah holod nbar Iica
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-13
800 Women Fill
Steel Mill Jobs
Plants In Buffalo Region
Win Them From Regular
Wo1nen's Occupations

Buffalo, n. Y. More than 800
women, some of them employed as
Seamstresses, salesgirls, beauticians
and Mattresses before the war, are do
ing man-size jobs now in the steel mills
Of Buffalo and Lackawanna.
They are working as scarfers. burn
ers hoOkerS and crane operators, and
officials at the Lackawanna plant of
the Bethlehem Steel Company and at
the Republic Steel Corporations plant,
satisfied with their performance, plan
to use them in other departments too.
Frank c. Farrell, Republics superin-
tendent, said: 81 am greatly surprised
at the ability of women to adapt them
selves to these strange jobs and the
efficiency with which they do the many
jobs which formerly were done by men
alone. They are entitled to great praise
for undertaking this sort of work"
At the Bethlehem plant women tear
down the brick walls of open-hearth
furnaces checker chambers before the
burnt-out furnaces are rebuilt. Using
tongs, they drag away from 5000 to
5000 seven-and-a- -half-pOund bricks per
furnace. Others load heavy forms of
steel scrap into charging boxes to be
placed in the furnaces.
At the Republic plant they operate
acetylene torches to cut scrap and
wrap heavy chains around hundreds of
tons of steel billetS and bars. ScarferS
with torches.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-13

enough for 3-cornered cabinets or
chairs at the sides of the window but
which looks so empty and uninvitins,
you can find Il cedar chest for plac-
ing under the window, put Il pillow
or two on top of it, put some trailing
vines at the sides of the window .
and turn an eye sore into Il haven of
rest and beauty.
Then, there's high massive cedar
chests the men will fancy because they
appear so masculine, and delicate
chests that give the final note of
charm to the daintieSt bedroom.
All these are yours for the looking,
in modern or antique designs and
wood. And, any of them will give you
that extra, safe storage space you need
before you can remove the clutter from
the closets and decorate them as you've
always wanted to do.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-13

something to which very few are at
this time paying any important atten-
ton.
First-hand observation and supple
mental reports from others let some
light into the race movement for job
operation.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-13
BIG New Problems Face Labor
And Nation; Race Issue One;
Ldtin America Is The Other

BY CHESTER M. WRIGHT

Washington D. g: QINS).-Two huge problems, all bound
with economics with labor with what the call
chronological issues shaping bobshe themselves into
out post picture
the of back and forth land in
the effort to get workers where work to be done.
The other is the necessity effective Latin
voice in the making of the peace
Stir these around separately together and you've got
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-13
WLB Says

.(Continued From Page One)
wage increases only on the basis Of
the Little Steel" formula. which al
lows Il wage increase of - per cent to
cover the rise in living costs in the
January, 1941 May, 1912, period. The
only exception permitted is to compen-
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-13

Don't talk about the war or any
thing related to it unless you know
definitely what you are talking about"
advises a government official. If this
advice were followed, the silence that
would settle on this country would be
immensely soothing-St. Louis Star
Times.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-13

A mans love is like his appetite
it must be fed.
Evening star., 1943-03-30

GENERAL HOUsEWORKER and good cook
(colored), for family of 3: no Sun. live
out; S14 week and pass. Must have refer
ences and health card. Call AT. 5QOs
after h.2O D NJ
Evening star., 1943-03-30

GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER, good cook.
small ldry. good salary. Apply 2122 18th
st. NV. Columbia 5Ol0.
Evening star., 1943-03-30

GHW.. live in or out; no Sunday work:
| blk. bus: refs. Phone daytime, EX.
21oI. ewes. EN- 3o4Q
Evening star., 1943-03-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


CURTAINS washed and stretched; 4Oc
pair: work called for and delivered.
1l.lsoih : ''''''---------
GIRL, colored, wishes Job with small adult
family, " day Thursday, no Sundays. Call
AID. 1898.
GIRL, colored, wants Job. in small apt. no
Sundays Call MI. 1862.
GIRL. coored, experienced, wants work as
waitress or g.h.w., no cooking. AID. 1897.
GIRL, colored. wants night work of any
kind, Gil pm. HO. 77S3.
GIRL, colored, desires position as cleaning
ONCE or maid in store. Call FIR. 7349
HOUSEKEEPER, white tmarried), expert
enced, capable, wishes position; husband
employed. sober. refined. both live in tno
basements). Salary open; ref. Box 500
D Star.
HOUSEWORK WANTED by young woman,
colored. Lucy Harris. DI. 6201.
WOMAN. settled, colored. place as light
houseworker. Stay on or of. 2310 Eye
st. NV.
YOUNG WOMEN colored CD, want part
time work cleaning apts. Marie Brooks.
ga Acker st. ne. 81.
Evening star., 1943-03-30

GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER, white. two
adults, nurse and children: must be honest
and have good references, live in or out.
l 10 m
Evening star., 1943-03-30

GENERAL HOUsEWoRKER-Goo plain
cook, adults in family. new conv. house
pvt. room and bath. S15 week. OR. 1923.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, or 5 hr dav,
no Saturday or Sunday. Call AT 1923.
Evening star., 1943-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

Hohner 20 bass, marine pearl finish, nearly
new, S1s950; .Hohner 100 bess, black, ex.
esfn cali Reeabfe eSPdt0a s9R Rt Prvats lessons
tmiddle of block.
ADDING MACHs., Sundstrand,, Victor. Bur-
rr9pehs; roy S band, elee barg; while last. sun,
CO. 46?2; week, liz 14th W. DI. 1872.
furniture, china, glass, silver. books, pic
lures. frames. 61s 9th st. NV
BARITONE HORN--Pan American, COM
plete with case, excellent condition, Sa7 80.
middle of block.
BATH TUES; basins, tanks and bowls, sinks.
furnaces, radiators. pipe fittings. etc, used
sssflsins sslyaas snd aagn pnm5ins materials Bl9ek
BEAUTY SUPPLIES. of all types, sinks.
steamer dryers. chairs. barber chair,
clippers, cash register; all priced to sell.
Mr., Bennett, NE. 60s1. II
BEDS, chests, breakfast set, studio couch:
Windsor chairs. gate-leg table WE DO
MOVING. Edelman. 1903 Ga ave 30s
BEDS. 2. and 2 extra good SPRINGS, / in.
nsrspring mattress tires rpg sSd9 oil
side entr., 4so4 a9th St., Mt. Rainier.
BLOWERs-Prepare furnace for coal now.
Complete with thermostat Easily installed.
2 sizes. Carty's Elec.. 1908 18th.
BREAKFAST SET, metal pull-out table.
shfpaqm snd ehroma sas ch.s sa5 Rn sef 5s
BUILDING MATERIALS. large stock OF All
kinds from numerous wreGkinE Jobs luri-
Doors se Mndoas sssf nps tns
etc. at f2sas09tisB %oE WREo,giNa eFsss' co.
BeBsipF Bs e. "a sW " MIMI Ave- M hi N s4Sce4 SSce47
CAIcULATpRs. hand and elel.. Monroe.
M a. 4ss we 1s prsa9s Iash wns i,
Continued on Next P.esJ
Evening star., 1943-03-30

GHW and good cook breakfast and din
ner for 9 adults in Groom apt, no nights.
no Sundays; S15 wk. Call co. 1896
aftnr < u
Evening star., 1943-03-30

GIRL, coored, small rooming house, 10
IN to 5 pm: $40 and carfare Call
Tuesday. EX. 1851.
GIRL for Ieht housework plenty OF time
on: GOOD home, stay or go nights, $50 mo.
to start. Emerson 4012.
T; IRI for asaeral hauserrorl, md cnak ing
Evening star., 1943-03-30

carfare: 3 days a week and alternate Sun
days 10 to 6 or 1890 to $50; refs.
Arlington. near bus Chestnut O4G5.
Evening star., 1943-03-30

Continued on Next rass)
Evening star., 1943-03-30

GIRL wanted Tuesdays and Fridays for
ironing and cleaning. Oliver 5333.
GIRL for light housework assist in care Of
child; 570l No. 10th ST. Arlington, Va.
Chestnut 5000
Evening star., 1943-03-30
PERSONAL.

Ladies HATS REMODELED, CLEANED.
81 up: blocking, trimming. yelling flowers.
VOGUE HAT SHOP, 737 18th st. NV. 3.
HEMORNHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for. life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No.
1888 Columbia I'd. Adams O3Ss
PHONE .6fiYPHEND 1880. ASK FOR MISS
Woodard, II you are In need Of . loan
up 70 $500 on your sisnature.
snei.6 ToAdam esdam fromn ssi
consciousness; private tutor. Nj. 1850.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28
'-iv-aco * Market

~ ....s. "a. y.r s...y.uA 20 eS-
,IUA. . .,.;r,. "!J-nv: H. ilen-
dcrS," a.r ,r>,.,..s 1i the creates;
po>S.y." .,..aagcmcni. 1t = 4 "a
,...ty that IONS nuS been needed. md
we have often wondered wny otn"'
communities much smaller than lien
drr>"n GOULD have such a SERVE ltd
Ne could uui--or at lrN>; did not.
We plead 10 almo>; total Ignorance
,u 'Hc manner ard degree rt sup
'yg' livestock market would rr
vv.yv here Whatever lis bcgInnInS
huWrvrY. B., would appear rcaSOnao'r
. -..pposv ,ha: is eventual benefits
would lv 81 patent ,o farmers as -
nSpI., them - - in l"l lIvrS:osll
yu age. scale than ever Drlurr.
amt ..Us augment ,hc:. annual III
come
\ intervals in ,nc past mach mas
been sad uouUt possibilities -. II.
'ua.,lu@ cattle ..H>.mG IL Moth
Cu...ma ou' only IN sur" INSTANCE.
n.~ '.rsv been srI.uU, effort N lh..i
direction. Sa,U attempts ~ Ia,
bee. madr ""Nr USUALLY met w..
~... -.,rr-- auu n.nr urrn proc,
.... ?. these v...Eua ~ the III
uu-,.y.
o., war has placed 'r"rwcd "m-
y..-.. ..guu .., u,,v.s .lT ui :yuG H.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28
OLD t. GAS BOOKS
INVALID ON JULY |

Raleigh, june % rrvIc" stations
sh"1..d Uu' accept gas coupons from
the I'D CO.! BOOKS al commercial
..-,.. lvuIclc operators after Juur
"r. nillc.T5. e tire office ul =! ic,
.G...'r. '!@'I.u warmed today.
II, new "Tr' coupon books a.
ady nave been sent to local Wan
price and .arIuuinG boards. Opera
to.= Who have been notified o..
changes III their gasoline alluimvnis
can obtain their ucW books only 10y
calling At their board "iiicc,. and
Presenting invIr urN certificates OF,
..,,s~.lty.
iu, HON books ATE being issued 10y
d.. bHA ~ connection with the ad-
....H,ui bN the office ui defense
.D.iu!;atIuu uI the gIsnlInr TLiIuus
Z large number ui operators OF cuu-
..,.,ia .,hIClrs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28
Rev. Isaac w. Hughes

Rev Isaac Waymes H.gNrs WAS a,
institution - Henderson. where Il,
Spe.. many -: lie AMOS, Ur0duc
wears q! his Ike - u Protestant Fps
vugai m.n.S;vr The same can o,
said 70. "a. utilization With mis- re
lIgluu> denomination. - which 81
early manhood he drG Gated his lie
yud ~ which he gave the last i,lI.
measure of SERVICE and devotion.
H., had "trh talents 'ur JSr!ulurS,
u.d ,pv"i them uarr>rINcdly III ihv
cause in wh.r! he engaged and ton
the orur!:: and elevation ui mcu.
women and children with whom he
came II contact through the year;
a., . .uug and exceedingly active min
.I.y he was both - thuNrr Iud
&c.. ...'ug. mIn %! Keen perspective
and Understanding. AMI =. heart full
- overflow .uH IN sympathy ,ur 'h"s'
~n, came t. nw Srrhm" cruu>rl
I'D 1d,.," IN Their problems ut
,,,.Njay .,ln"
NJ. liu'hra MAS m~u p"ssc>Srd
ut cd me s,:l>c -. AuIuv ant who
made i..ruGs easily and hv.d them.
lie lad a. exceedingly cordial per
.v.a.,y winch attracted mrn and
,-Di.> rl.,rd ,hru a; ,.sy III Ml>
presence lis wide lu,Wl.dgv Of al
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28
Crop Outlook Better

Tie = = "a.... u.~.... .-. j..
ported c.v .... .... .g...e.
conditions .. g., S.. ....a.
what 90 u-" g.. ...- e..
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N"'a.'... t. .."..'H. s'"..a" nd die.
e. '." .".I .r-'#" ." .."' ..aH.n
'"!E 'a-'.-a.' 'r'y.." g. yroy
s'""'1 .H'.r #'.'au.H. Iuc .."-,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

WHATS happened 10 the German
Lu''waffc is easily explained by =
baseball fan The German air arm
has simply developed permanent
Charley horse.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

Japa"'> :g"rrncad pa:l amen; =
known rs ne De. Probably 5"',...Sc
- member. aye hungry :u. jill, Il
'.:'lc authority.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28
AUTO USE STAMPS
MOVE VERY SLOWLY

sale III automobile use stamps has
been exceedingly light here thus far.
"I'h only about 100 thus far pun
chased hv the public. Postmaster !.
H. I,"Gu" and today. The siLmpo
cost -. arc on sale At the post OF
nee. and under the law must u"
Displayed on windshicldS Of all C.;..
IA and after July |. They are goou
for 81 year.
Few people have shown any III
viuullun It. rush in acquiring their
stamps for the coming fiscal year.
July To June 80. 1914. The post
m,siCT urged that those who would
avoid the lus;-minutc rush should
make their purchases Immediately.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

The clouds Of war drop lower and
lower over what The steamship ads
used to refer to as sunny Italy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

You have au, one y" 10 coupon
Ia. Italy has aa' orr h".; and L:
getting mighty '"ayrt around the
"cErs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

That Nursery rhyme Old lady who
had shoe to live IN didn't know
how lucky she was.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

\ recently discovered Egyptian
mummy was :oJnd f. ne wr.g.n.
knitted so% VIA. war wIs that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

The culling OF 100000 breeder
males. not in Use. from poultry flocks
in North Carolina will save about
$50 tons Of feed per week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

Hitler celebrated the second ami
versary Of his attack on Russia by
wishing he hadn't
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28
Navy Students
To Duke, UNC

Durham. June 23.-NCarly l.GUD
Duke University navy student. vI!l
DC Un deck Thursday evening ready
10 shove Off their first tCama wOii;
under the new Navy college tram
ing program.
The Duke unit will bc made up
Of Navy. Marine Corps. and Cois,
Guard enlisted men. They will come
from colleges and universities
throughout the country. and from
high and preparatory schools.
First assembly fOr !hc VIZ group
will be al 1880 u. NJ.
Civilian Studcnte who will begin
their studies at the same limo vii.
gather in two meetings also Oh,
thursday night. 81 $50 o'clock. On,
meeting will nc for uppcrclassmcm
and the other will DC for freshmen.
Captain q. T. Clay. L. s. ~. who
has been commandment Of the Duke
N. II. q. T. E. unit for the pas; I'VE
years, is the commanding officer of
the Viz unit and will also continue
to direct the N. Il. o. r. G.. pro"
gram.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

For p"r-squarc busting of the boil
wryyl. mix equal parts of calcium
arscnatc and hydraicd lime. and APP
ply at the rate Of three 10 four
pounds per acre.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

BIG STOCK or GUUD LATE
model used cars ut Motor
Sales Co. Henderson. y. c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

WHITES. - WE HAVE A
fair assortment of all white
shoes left in almost all sizes
buy a pair on your 10
stamp. Webb's Henderson
Shoe Store. 2S-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

Chapel Hill, June 28.-The new
Navy Viz college training unit at
the University Of North Carolina,
whose quota has been set at 1896
trainees. will gel under way inr
week, according TO the schedule an
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28
WANT ADS
Get Results

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
training enables you TO earn quick
ly. We offer complete commercial
course and thorough. personal in
Struction. New term September 6.
-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

USE VITA VAR For YOUR NtyT
pant job. There Is no paint better
Yet /; is the lowest priced qual,y
paint i'll town. Tanner Roofing Co.
22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

ELECTRIC SllEEp Sl!EAHING At.
tachm'nt ""mplc,r--Stcwal''s a,-
est model. Watl,ms IIudw... Ca
.n.3,l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

MONUMENTS -- MARKERS. GOOD
wogEmarsnip-guud prices. See cr
write W!u!yci ". Laags;U.. 2ly
Young street. Phone 30 MFR.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

SELL. Us -FOUR SCRAP IRON
metals and ruhbc, and hen y,n
the war llI&ht"s; prices pad ,"r
hide. Henderson jun, Co.. phore
""'' 15.tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

WANTED - STANDING WINlrEn
Gal! "r writ" rr.ry.s Milling CIV
ii,ud'ra"u Phone "2G. I,-pt,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered at the post utf,." ~ uruir'r
son, ". c. aS second rri., uIi .n,i',.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28


it$i I;"t rlNFl)-ANpr!tiE CAR
h"n qualify 'i'.."r coal Give us
y"u' 'rdrr nov. H." fal.u"r a,
II .. F.lnW|F " %.H. ru"nu aGU.
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BIG STOCK or GUUD LATE
model used cars nj Not,r
c.I,, ~, U,I', 'C'"
.o''''H w. ii'l''''iN"''' y. \.
, " '\', w. n ~,. An I"-' N.," CONF
lisbon d.n.aar' Fam ru,ya, An,
In. Co.. Franz; N. Nagumu.i. Agent.
Phone A"2-J - and %
MONUMENTS -- MARKERS. GOOD
wor.,manship-Good prices See or
Wr.,r N"n:EeI ". LHaEs;o-. 2!9
C:rC,.,r,r.. ,,r,...,, ,,,.,.r,. ~
...,,..t,' n''D'. ,ttN > ~"
.'.-Io w.. - ''.'.'T '' H"',
gas and time. Phone i&9. Always
!CadE - Se!'c y'". !ic!pc"s W
low 'FRONT.' 25.i
.r,,. r,>.c ,,.,,..,... 80, ,,,,..,.,.
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The Place %. Values" A.rH 5.
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'."'"r '"pS- r'"'"r' %""T S'"'r,
"ra' resisting. wa'rr-v.nu: surface
tops. ""''.n. Hardware c..
"G-"i"
WANTED: CARRIER SALES
man. white al. cnIur,I. over
~, ,,,.r. all ;, o.,,.,,. ,,u,,s
E,"'H ''' ~ '"' '""'''
nil, ,o most $40 uO hnud A..
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hEDlPPED IN TIN DISiiPANH-
Watkins Hardware Go. 26.3'.
-,--, -, 80
VIZ i'-Hi' HIKE iNoi'E ION , -
non. caIS ";Nhed' lup,''h'eu,
p"llSicd' na,'ciIrS reChtrRc"' E"m
gas and oils. l.. 7. Harris Gull
ncr SITS. phone ll98-W. 26-ti
49, -.,,,,.-., - ,.,.,l.,. ,,,r
WOOD HtiIN''ir'9' l'i''' II. l''"1F.,
cement nl!"m'i''. I"'I roofing '''"
mails Ia. n"tnS ana paCkHu"@''H III
The Place of Values" A.rT :.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

BRIDES SEE Us FOR YOUR wEn
dinE Announcements or lnv;i,
tons Finest quality AT moderate
prices. Also Visiting Cards COR ihs
Graduate. Henderson Bool; E."
phone 10. - :,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

TIRE lIEADQUARTERS--WE HAVE
the latest official Information re-
garding tire INSPECTION and appii'
cation for now tires and tubes. Let
III help you with yours. Henderson
Vulcani2lng CO. 22-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

ELECTRIC STOVES AND REFRlG-
orator 'upS-p"O'cr' yuuv STOKES
and rctrgrvu'n:.. with the Nrw
"ra' resisting. WI'rr-H.nu. surface
tops. Wa'.,.n. Hardware G..
aG-2t..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

CALL AFFORDS FOR PRINTING
Of all descriptions, also anything
you might need in office supplies
and equipment. We appreciate
your business. Affords Printing 4
Office Supply Co. 3-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

YOU WILL ALWAYS LOOK YOUR
best if you patroni2c our shop.
Modern service. experienced OPP
orators. Phone 900 for appoint
ment. Bridgcrs Beauty Shop, over
Parker's Drug Store. 22-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

WANTED: CARRIER SALES
man. white or C"lorcd. OYER
II years old 10 carry routes
in co!orcd sections. Must be-
able 10 post $1,000 bond. A.
ply Circulation Manager. Dis
patch. lS-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

WOOD SHINGLES. REICK. LIME,
cement. briNmcut. roll roofing and
nails fn. barns and paCl;huusrs ~
The Place of Values" A.cV :.
Watkins. 2G.3n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28
WANT ADS
Get Results

ATTENTION FARMERS! NOW 10
me time TO think about uNII -, Is
SuRANCH PROTECTION ~ IN
growing crops. Call-wri,,. Lrs "ur
ance Department. Citizens nau,
n Trust Co. bank
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

BREAD BOARDS-WOODEN SAL.
ad Bowls -- law gratCrs -- butter
molds-bu,;cr paddles. Watkins
Hardware Co. 2G."h
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

SAVE % 70 25"; ON YOUR IN
smancc by inSurinG with Gates
Insurance Agency. Ill
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

WE BUY. SELL, AND TRADE CAT
tic and hogs. W u. Hight store.
Phone 1877. 9-Cod-N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

GOOD USED CARS AT REASON
able prices. a look here will con
vince you that these cars are
priced TO move. Fords--PlymouthS
---Chevrolets, l03fs TO 19iOs:
Palmer Motor Co. l5-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

SUPERIOR ACCIDENT POLICY
$500 per year in cost Covers 81.
the usual accidents. Pay liberal
benefits. Ask us to explain. Frank
NJ. Barnhart. Agent. Phone ST..
Is and 90
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STA
ton. Cars washed. fabricated.
polished. batteries reChargcd. Gull
gas and oils. l.. T.. Harris Cult
Service Station. Garnet; and Il0r-
ncr SITS. phone ll98-W. 2b-n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

WANTED USED BNHY CNEnIACc
III good c"nult.o". pnu~r gi-'w
'@tn.a.j
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-28

Si,E'lAL. q \ 9 LLNOtLUM Frtr
base rugs S2.i9. Oiuvr sizes "-,
weights priced i'll proportion Gnu "''a
- see It's. X. +. Sa,t,,y5S,"" ''e
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