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Evening star., 1943-08-28

West made the normal opening of
the spade five, dummy's queen won
it and East encouraged a continual
ton by putting on the eight.
South was sure he would win two
spade tricks, two club tricks and
at least four diamond tricks even
if the finesse for the king failed. He
still needed heart trick. There
fore, his first lead from dummy was
the five of hearts.
Though East had two sure heart
shoppers If he played low, he real
lied the necessity for getting the
spade suit established while he still
had the diamond stopper. East
therefore rushed in with the heart
ace and led another spade. And
West completed the accurate de-
fense by playing his four of spades
and letting the king win the trick.
South now entered his hand with
the heart jack and took a diamond
finesse. But it was all over now
because East won with the king of
diamonds and led his last spade,
and with the ace he had carefully
saved, West was able to win this
trick and cash two more spades, de-
feating the contract.
If South had been able to win
just one trick by sneaking in the
heart jack he would have made his
contract.
Yesterday you were Oswald ia
coby's partner and. with your oppo-
nents vulnerable, you held:
A963
V8
. Q 10 So
KITS
The bidding:
Schenken. Jacoby. Lightner. You,
IA % "a 3D.
~ Pass Pass CD
AnSWer-Five clubs. Your partner
showed his willingness to sacrifice
when he bid four clubs over three
hearts. You can see no good de
fensive against four hearts. but you
may go down only one or two tricks
at five clubs.
Score 100 per cent for five clubs,
so per cent for pass.
Question No. 1,475.
Today you are Howard Schen-
ken's partner and. with both sides
vulnerable, you deal and hold.
4 A K @ j IS
y 9
q A J 5
4 4 3
What do you bid? (Answer
Monday0
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Evening star., 1943-08-28

WG, 800-Abie's Irish Rose: The fall 70.
turn.
WRC, s:3o-Iuth or Consequences Like.
wise.
WMAl, 9:30-spoiIiqhi Band: Bob Cro,bys
as part Of the iwo'daY Harbor Day celebration
in San Francisco.
WpC, f0:00-hl|ion Dollar Band: Red NoVo
conducting.
Evening star., 1943-08-28

W0P. t0:t5-Blus Ribbon Town: Chico and
6roueho together again.
WMAl. tO:f5-Rspresentstiys Hampton Full
mer Of South Carolina on farm problems.
VOL, t0:i5-Ssiurdsy Bondwaeon: James
CaeneY in Elementary, Ny Dear ht6anY."
VOL. t0:45-Joe Louis, from Fort Beyoir,
Va, makes the first in his series Of boxing OK.
hibitions and interviews.
Evening star., 1943-08-28

Jean: Lets 60 ahead and do
what we want to without asking
Mother because she always says no
without even waiting to hear what
1t Is I want to do"
Evening star., 1943-08-28

Mother: You'll have to tell me
more about this project OF yours,
Mary, before I can answer you. I
can't say either yes or no until I
know more about it,"
Evening star., 1943-08-28
ON the AIR TODAY.

WRc, 7:00-For This We Fight Joseph {.
Grew, former Ambassador to Japan, and Sen,
aior Francis Green Of Rhode Island on The
Role Of the United States in the Postwar
World"
WkAl, 7:30-ArmY Services Force; caroIe
Lands as an Army nurse on Baiaan.
W0P. 7:30-Suspense: Dolores Costello and
George zueto in The Kings Birthday
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

The best parent a parent yes"
but intelligent understanding individual
torbids logical
Evening star., 1943-08-28
'Euts Up' Ammunition

A single United States armored
division uses more than 600 tons of
ammunition and $4,000 pounds OF
food for every day it is in action.
Evening star., 1943-08-28

Place a stamp in that vacant
space in your War savings stamp
book; 1t will help put the Axis on
the spot.
Evening star., 1943-08-28

ara,r, emeness s n raao @ Pro- Pro- SATURDAY
too late for correction that day. AUGUST a. lo43
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25

Startina Jul, lst both vour Income and Victory Tas will
he collected b. an entirely new and more convenient
method.
Under the old ssstem. YOU were obliged every March
18th to pay either the tuH tar for the previous year. or q
quarter Of that amount. Under the new system, YOU viii
keep paid M from month fo mouth.
After Juis 1st. your employer is obliged h the new law
10 withhold every month 3 part Of your wages and turn the
money into the United States Treasury as payment on your
Income and Victory Tax.
OF eourse. the amount that your employer withholds will
derend upon YOUR pay and your exemptions. Bu this IS
the important point: For most Of as. the amount aifbbsid
opsr a year. period a9H add ~ 10 the same that acre par.
snf nou-plus or minus . iew dollars.
Al the end Of the year. we may owe the Government e
few dollars or the Government NAV owe u.s. See the
tables below
You NAV have heard 20ee mentioned as the proportion
of your wages that will he withheld. Actually, this is in.
correct To Inquire the amount that will he withheld. take
yon total wages and subtract your allowance for exemp-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
III: Every American on a Payroll
FROM: The Secretary of the Treas
SUBJECI. The New Pcy-As-YoU-co Method
OF Collecting Your income Tax

tons and allowance for dependents: 2ocf Of this lesser
amount IL the total that will he withheld.
Now please remember This: You must dai,u those ex-
emptions To take advantage Of them. Before July LIST, you
must file with your employer an Exemption Certificate. If
YOU do not do this, your employer viii have no choice but
to deduct 20ar Of your full pay check.
Here is how the new tax collection method will work:
Let's say YOU are 9 working man earning 5000 . year;
that YOU are married. and have two children.
First Of all, as : married man YOU are allowed 3 personal
withholding exemption of $. 24s. plus an exemption of ssh
for each dependent lothrr than your wiie). This makes
total exemption of 1882 fsl24s for yourself and wife. plus
S624 for your two depcndentsl which is deducted from the
$4,000 YOU earn before your tax is computed. You are thus
paving tax on Sl.I2S, oi which your employer viii with
hold 1eo. or 22S60 for the year. Therefore. in your pay
envelope. after July / you will receive about $40 less each
week.
In March. 1914, when you ordinarily would he faced
with paying taxes on your 1915 income. you will file a re.
turn showing how much you have already paid. and how
much your total tax actually amounted TO. II, By that time,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25

Won have already paid more than your actual tax due. YOU
viii he given credit for the difference. If YOU oWs more
than you have paid. YOU viii pay the difference.
Since this plan starts july |. many wonder what happens
tn the tax payments they viii already have made by that
time-on March Is and June Is.
For q great majority of people. here is what happens.
Your 1912 income tax is forgiven either all. or most of
II. The March and June installments which you orisi.
naly paid on that 1912 income tax are credited. instead. as
payments on your 1913 tax. With the result that on July
lst, with the year half gone. ron hare already paid far on
that ~hali.year's income. In short, you are paying as you
60"
There is one thing more. Since this pay-asyou-eo
method leaves YOU Just as much Of your net income as YOU
had before. YOU will probably find il possible to at least
maintain your present rate of buying War Bonds. Do this
hy all means!
Taxes alone will not bring to the Treasury nearly enough
money 10 finance the great invasion war that lies ahead.
The war needs every cent of your money that does not 50
for the necessities of life.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25

. ~ a~ssaf ~akhse fsasf re So = 80 - ts~ aal fsss-s
e. tassst 80 - sc scr. Sc Genenw~f - ssHss 80 afes.ss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25

= az e~eazf ezs.ksf s. - aAz sav sessl fses~s 80 Fzeaa~y So
~ sks yews teH - ssy a. aseerss g As Gss~s~sst
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18
YOUR FEDERAL
INCOME TAX
No. Is
ITEMS EXEMPT FROM TAN.

In the Instructors, ACCOMMODATING
return Form 1910 are listed items
which are specifically exempt irons
the income tax and need no, Dv re-
ported is income III ;aC t.Epilvv'S
.rlu!n. .k.Iong these D. lie Insurance
3aIL on the death of the insured
Amounts ST received sc uunIJNAgIv
IL the beneficiary. However. lite i'll
Surance paid Ia Il puICynuldrI on
the maturity of an endowment cU.i-
tract (not Ia death payu.vU;) re
presents income, which must Uv &c
ported. 10 the extern, that the amount
received is greater imam the pre-
mlumS or consideration PAID for
the policy. Amounts received Up 80.
the amount ui the premiums or
consideration paid tor the policy are
nuntaXaDlc.
In the case of annu.;Iv> received
either under annuity or endowment
insurance. ur under retirement funds
or plans toward wnICn Inc idNpayc!.
mas contributed on made payments.
a portion ni the annuity i COnSld-
cred as representing Il return %. the
sunGS "iIs .naIly paid ~. ana Is non
taxable. and the balance - taxable
- Income. the ImOunt considered
IS income l. an amount each wear
equal tO per cent at the total Drc-
miIimS. consideration, or payments
made for the annuity. amounts re-
ccNCd in excess 81 3 PEI cen, al ,iic
total premiums. consideration. e..
payments made. are considered a.
return of princIpd! and are nun-ta,-
able; however. when the total tax
tree amount received equal the to-
tai premiums. consideration ~. pdN
mcntS made To-. the anuaiiy. the.
lie entire amount of each arnWty
payment l. considered a. Inconl,
subsequently received ana must ID,
30 reported
There are also exempt from tan
amounts received by gifts. bcQuc.t.
and devise. but the income derived
from any amounts or property 50
received IS subject 10 the tax.
Interest on obi cations of a State.
Territory. or any political Subd.-
vision thereof. on the District OF
Columbia. ur possessions ni the,
United States. l. exempt from tan
and. also. the interest on oblga-
tons of the United States issued
prior !" MARCH l. 1871. to the cx-
ten; provided in the Acts authorizing
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

ccmbcr was 39.+& n contrast with
29.&4 during the comparable period
Il year ago. meanwhile. Tar Heel
tobacco producers have already sold
slightly over uuc-hali billion pounds
-: iluc-curcd tobacco during the
1912 marketing season, or around
2% pcgccu; more than during the
previous year
Sweet potato values decreased
slightly on the price influencing
New York wholesale market thi>
week. y; the close buShcl baskets
oi L. s. No. stock commanded
from 2.25 To $50 in comparison with
80 To- go during the previous per
nod and 80 10 LOO Il year ago.
Cotton FluctuatcS
Cotton prices iluctUatcd consider
ably during the week and closed
on Friday about unchanged from a
week earlier. Spot market were les j..
active. Domestic mill operations dur
ing carly January continued nj a
high level. Domestic consumption
for the !!rSt tive months OF the sea
son was i percent larger than in the
corresponding period last sea on.
The lu-markct average price of POLL
cents for middling - l6 inch on
"day. January IL. WAS = point,
"@ncr than week ago and com,
pared with 1881 ccnts a year ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18
Farm Market
News Review

Raleigh. Jan. l&-W..u, milllccds
particularly tie hrul .y. ..lal con-
uUcd L. Weaken uu.u- ;u" wccS
ended january L.. bu, other i-cd~
E,.d firm. according - Tie L. 5. and
Moth Carolina DypUia,u. a.. AgrI
culture III the weekly market .cw-
service review.
Increased CuTrcn, offerings and a
IpW inquiry from tcrdc.s u.d mixed
.Cvd manufacturers were the p.inc.-
pdi weakening influence N wheat
.cod-. OI-ccd cakes and meal, re
named mostly at muImm levels
in practically no offerings. Corn
.,cdS we're firm To- higher while
'Ii"lid meal. tankugC al me q;
craps remain very scarce Tn. IN
:CN of WhulC,aic fccIs.ul price.
we're down slightly as a result of tho
"a Ter situation IN milliccds AID wa
calculated at 1872 compared ~. B.
81 tor the previous week and
.G5.5 Tor the corresponding week
.,s' year
The market for farmers stock pea
mats ha. been a little more mac
i've during recent day aiihpug
carrying in different sections. Al,
present best iumboS will >till com
mard 3 "A cents per pound dcliv-
cred at the mills and even slightly
gHcr Tor the very bcS, lots bu,
"'o shelters arc offering prices bc.
low these Figures.
Meanwhile. probably less than two
Nc"ccnt of the peanut crop in Vir.
Finla and North Carolina is still un-
picked. II the weather continues
good. most of these. however. should
nc picked within the next week or
two.
Fed steers and ycarlings closed
tcady To 25 cents lower but choice
Grades held steady in Chicago this
week. Fat lambs gained a little but
hog price, were lower.
In contrast. hog values climbed
uncvcnly IN to 80 cents higher on
the Carolina and Virginia markets
when compared with week ago.
Late tops this week stood al 1890
in Rocky Mount: S13.05 at White.
vi'IC: Sli,lO in Clinton. Fayetteville
Florence and LlimbCrton at Sl4.25
AZ Richword.
The average price paid producers
for flue-curred tobacco sold in De-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

,.-.
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", ',., ,,,' ,''.' .,S '''I.' uTL'"i'>
~ ,'', i''i'! ~ ''' '''". Il s''''.'o pe
"'','.'',u liz. ~, ''..' "i,l,.''S :" M
H,.' 80 ~ '"' 90
,''n;, IT, 40 ' 90. iI.'"'!"i' .!
H,''it"''' ',''''' al. '''' ~ '",.E!' SS Il
10. '"' ~ '',',,'' an '''S'' "''ei'-
"','n ~, '.'' ,. >.'.''I '.E''rS
~ t'''',,''',', g" '''' "''s''' acc
'''''''' ,''..'' ',.'', ~ "'''''t
',,.' '''''.'..' III - ~;
!''N'''''' '''l"'E '' H'NN'ICS>. ana
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18
ANSWERS.

! Mrs. Ida Bell Warren. oi For
NiH county. convicted in 1915 ton
'uv murder of her husband. Hcl
paramount. Samuel p. ChrlS'y. was
convicted ut the same time as hcl
partner III the crime. In March 1915
Governor Locke Craig committed the
sentence of Mrs. Warren To- life I'M
a.l>uuMcnt.
> The Democrats led by Governor
John ". Ellis al the State Drmu-
EratIC convention at Raleigh on
March 3. 1860. adopted an issue 81
.'ItcS rights and withdrawal from
he Union. The Wings. or opposition
had held their state convention at
Raleigh on February %. and mad
HGoptcd u strong platform denying
'ar necessity for IL dissolution "i the
Union. The campaign. which WAS
one marked with bitterness. was
based almost entirely ON the queS-
non of secession.
3, The 1899 Legislature appointed
3u+ justices of the peace i'll North
Carolina counties. AShe county lead
my with fifty. The 1871 legislature
appointed 1876. with jackson county
.vadng with 80. The present lcgiS-
allure appears not IL be So well sold
n the Justice Of peace question
J. In 1871. when II seemed likely
mat British forces planned a land
ng at Norfolk fo" an invasion of
.urth Carolina. the North Carolina
Board Oi War effected an agreement
with Governor Henry Lee. Of Nir-
glnIa. To- keep this State informed OF
any military movements OF the Brit
t!>h forces in Virginia. The North
Carolina board agreed with Cover
nor Lee 10 watch any British move
.Hrnt> III this State. and Ia keep him
duly informed of such movements
~ that time II was expected that
Inc British forces would ovcrrlm the
Petersburg area and invade North
Carolina at some point near Halifax.
). To protect homing pigeons as
" War measure the 1871 legislature
.Guptcd an act which made il unlaw-
!Hl to hurt. wound. pursue. take.
capture, trap. kill. or modest any
homlng pigeons within the State.
Any violation al this act was made
d n'$dcmcanor punishable at the
discretion o. t.c court.
6. Colonel David Crockett born in
1856 IN Greene county, Tennessee.
then a part OF North Carolina. This
Greene county was formed in 1894.
fifteen years before the Greene
Cbunty in eastern North Carolina
was formed. Colonel Crockett was
tour years old before North Caro-
Ina coded that part Of the State.
:"w formed into the State OF Ter
nc>Scc. to the federal government.
In i822 nc moved from Greene coun-
~ To Gibson county. and in 1876
WAS elected as Democrat TO con-
gross. Later he went to Texas and
took part in the Texas War for III
dependence. and was among those
Killed AT the Alamo in 1896
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED ii. MAY

|. Who was the first and only
woman sentenced to bc clCCtruC;trd
~ North Carolina?
,. What was the chief campaign
8 sue between the two parties ~
North Carolina in 1860?
). How many justices Of the peace
we're appointed by the las; two leg
SlatureS?
/. When did North Carolina ana
Virginia enter into an agreement for
The exchange OF war information
). What protection, as a war meas
are. Is given carrier pigeons i'll Nor.
tdrullnan
B. Who was the famous NORTH
Cavulinian who said: Be sure you
.ry right. then 60 ahead
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

A zoo, says a news dispatch. paid
100000 for bonso which, 1t Is eN-
planned, is n West African antelope.
How come they didn', wait until one
of our doughboyS caught one OF en-
for free?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

a market writer says there is no
substitute for cabbage. This IS e>pc-
cially true if the cabbage Is the type
that horse players refer to us the
long green.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

Not all bears hibernate. II seems
The Russian variety doe Us hard
cSt-and bcSt-wnrk III winter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

y customer asked his hatcher II nc
kept butter. The mca, macStro's
snappy reply was: AS long as | can
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18
l6 Are Dead
By Violence
Continued from Page One }

Continued from Page Onc)
ne took $50 from a cedar chcs, The
rubDcr fled. however. without TAX
ING Sl5O from Womblc'$ pockets.
General Lee Kcllum. -, was kill
cd when his automobile overturned
on NC highway "a SIN miles east oI
Jacksonville.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered az ... ..-t J!.re q. liv.o..
SON. y. C.. as second class w.l' matte.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

Plan and plant tor peace. also
while working to win The war.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

ASK Us ABOUT FURTHER RE-
auctions in automobile liability H:-
Surancc. Gates Insurance Agency
Phone 300. 2i-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

SPECIALS THIS WEEK: 1888 FORD
Convertible Coupe. genuine lcath-
or upholstery. $4,000. 1910 Colds
,ml"piic town sedan. looks and runs
IKE new. al sos 90. Several good
used cars al reduced prices. Can
WV - dIIner MOTOR Co. Off
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

Citizens Bank & Trust Go. lii
JUST UNLOADED ANOTHER CAD
Crozcr's guaranteed Pocahont,s
furnace coal Let us fill your bin
ii. .. Falkncr X Son. Phone 26O
l8-u
YOUNG MAN WITH GOOD REF
crcmccS desires job. Has "a
classification in draft. Wr;ta
Young Man" care Dispatch.
i6-@t
OLD SHOES ARE BETTER. WE
have Il large stock OF the lines,
quality materials. Plenty OF rllbhr,
heels and Solcs. Phone 638. We cali
for and deliver. GvisSoms SIM.
Shop. loft
STOP LEAKS WITH OUR GOOD
plastic roofing cement. \ heavy
coat of our fibre roof coating viii
aid extra years of service to your
roof. Alex s. Watkins. l8-Ii,
FOR RENT: AT WISE, N. G. LARGE
bungalow. Bath, electricity. ga,.
den, pure water. On Highway. s.,
per month. Address BoN 266. Nor
folk, Va. 1851
KEEP FIT WITH THE BEST IN
fancy groceries. quality wr,,cr,,
meats, fresh fruits and ycrr,,bIr;
from ucrbcrt's Yellow Frrn,
f''o''e 10Y 'o' i'ec oe'NctF' -I-u
WANrED-BABY CARRIAGE FOR
twins. Phone 62i-J on call at 2ll
Davis street II. l. Gorrr,, IX-r,
md anythinp for Tho n,Cirr rr,ro
o.. Affords Printing and office
SuppIv Co. 3l-tf
dmr;irns in ,,,tnr,n,,Ic IiahiI,,v ~.
sI,r,nrr C,t,s Ir.,r,nrc Arcrn,.
prone 3O0 o4-,,
-
Lnr,rn,ncc an t.L,,.,n. s,irn, ,!.,,'
hc di,.,dcd mo ,,,r,r,rr,. Sn'
Dob E,II;rc,. -. I2nhr,, o,I.rr,,
a.,
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ami t,rn,, VIZ, vnr ~ ,hc hc!,
vc, ,h~ l,v'r', mri,.rL r.,,,,, -,
,o,yp rrurr. E,,t,rm 70 nn-:f
-
KEEP IT COMING CALI OF THAT
ET n y" nM,nd ', wni, .r,I -" brIn' -,
cnd ,hr v.l,. ,h,t n,,,,.r .r,,n,
Urrdrrsnu I,,rI; e. g.,
80. --.'---.----..
YOU CAN GET y QUALITY
monument or marker at u rca on
WirbnI,S 81 urrJcrsnn =
TrI,rbnur -lO-J N-F-T
ASPHALT ROLL ROOFING. ONE
ply $l.l9. two ply Sl.+5. Alex 5.
Watkins. The Place of Values"
--
HELP WANTED: If INTERESTED
in farming; Will offer good pro
position I" right party. Mrs. T. I.
Cults. StnNall. y. [. l6-2u
FOR RENT: STORE. VERY DESIR-
able location. reasonable rent. APP
ply iu Miss Fanny Smuirn- Ky. '%
South William street. telephone
636-J. l6&l6
,,,,. ,,.I u.,,,y u.>>..r c,,,,,
M'HN M MN 'oH''N''''
Have own team and tools. Pau;
PcarCc. route |. kIttrcll; near
Bobbtt. l&-lu
-. ,,,., ,,,.,
WV r'D ~ l'' LN T. ,, Nl'',ti"
car Coach or S"u'l' liE'n"u'h'
ChanlCal condition: good tires NOT
essential. Address Box NC. Dis
patch. l6-2u
LET ME- CHECK YOUR BATTERY,
spark plugs and anti freeze. WASH
ing. polishing and Gull lUhrICHtIun
Is our speciality. l.. i. Harris q,
new Gull Service Station. Garnet
LOST TODAY KEYS IN SMALL
folder between j. {. Cooper In
>uranCC office and Vance Barber
Shop. +. W. Adcock, 1903 West
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

FOR SALE - III. q. FhLkAt.i
homcplaCc on Charlie; street. Can
be divided into apartments. See
Bob Falkncr OF Robert Oakley.
1881
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

MAN AND WIFE WANT SMALL
one horse farm To- WORK on shares.
Have own team and tools. Pau;
PcarCc. route |. klttrcll; near
BObbItt. lS-lu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18
WANT ADS
Get Results

SHtld N-l0O MOTOR OIL FOR
extreme conditions. helps safe
guard Inc motors. q Tough oil that
VIII lake lots of punishment. Sam
II. A.icn. Ill Shell Service Sta
ton. next To White House Rcstaur-
ant. 1G.Y,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

!VK RENT: FARM WITH GOOD
tobacco allotment. 4" u small fam
lily I" live in a private apartment
III my home. Mrs ". Y. Swain.
route 3. Dabncy road. Phone dln2
u %o9. 1921
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

HELP WANTED: If INTERESTED
in farming: Will offer Il good pro
position To right party. Mrs. +. r.
Cults. StuNall. y. {. leu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

II YOU ARE GOING TO PAINT
don't forget VIA Var. It's the best
yet In" lowest priced paint III
town. Tanner Ruuilug Co. 2u-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

WAN Ed TO BUY: SET OF LIGHT
woodworking machinery: such as
circular saw. scrolls. saw. pointer.
drlIi press and motors. Write BOX
6'i. Burlington. N. e. giving de-
scription, make. and best cash
price. I6-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

FOR PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
and anything for the office phone
o.. Affords Printing and Office
Supply Co. 3l-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

WE WILL BE GLAD TO ASSIST
you IN preparing your application,
Tor new tires or rccaps. We arc
also in position 10 help you with
your tire inspection. Henderson
NulCanizing Co. afr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

ASPHALT ROLL ROOFING. ONE
ply $l.l9. two ply Sl.+5. Alex 5.
Watkins. The Place of Values"
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

WE SELL FURNITURE ON EASIEST
terms possible. Look over our COM
pictc stock before you buy. Il. L..
Sattcrwhitc IL Sons, near Fire Ste
ton. phone 1861. 3O-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

WANTED-BABY CARRIAGE FOR
twins. Phone 62i-J on call at III
Davis street. ". L. Garrett. 1921
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

KEEP IT COMING ALL OF THAT
old junk iron. steel and rubber
Every pound YOU sell us helps to
end the war that much sooner.
Henderson Junk Co. G-:l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18

KEEP FIT WITH THE BEST IN
fancy groceries. quality western
meats, fresh fruits and vegetables
from llcrbcrt'S Yellow Front.
Phone 1859 tor free delivery. 2l-,I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-18
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Don't let trcachcry catch YOU nn,,
ping. Buy War Damage Insur,nr.
from us. Insurance Dcpartnnm,
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