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The Coolidge examiner., 1944-05-26
A NUMBER OF

local farmers are complaining of
indiscriminate liquor sales to In
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-05-26
FISHIN' SEASON

FTSHTN' SEASON
is with us again and local dis
ciples of Isaac Walton are to be
seen with a faraway look in their
eyes as they conjure up visions of
cool mountain meadows and rush
ing trout streams. What with the
gas and tire rationing and atten-
dant restrictions, bus tables are be-
ing thumbed and memoriZed as
businessmen attempt to plan week
end excursions to the mountain
area.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-05-26

FOR SALE = Goslings. Brewers
Grocery. Phone 243. m19-2tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY
FROM COOLIDGE

alone, 1t. Karl Stubblefield, Sgt.
John ID. watkins and Pfc. Haskell
Ontonio have given their lives;
Houston Gay is missing in action,
and 1t. Ross McEuen, S/Sgt.
Thomas R. Jacks, Cpl. James IL.
Harris and Pfc. Lawdell Yates are
prisoners of the enemy. Certainly
already a substantial contribution
to our nations war effort.
ORCHIDS THIS
week to Corporal Don Gregg who,
from somewhere in the Aleutians
forwarded a donation of $25 to
Coolidge chapter, American Red
Cross.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-05-26
AS THE END OF

no EVIL NJ
May approaches the very immi-
nence of D-Day charges the atmo-
sphere because one of these nights
when the tide and weather condi-
tions are most favorable thousands
of surface craft of every descrip-
ton will take off from England's
shores for the final assault on Hit
ler's domain. That day may come
tomorrow or the day after and in
those boats will be from home
. youngsters all of us know and
pray for just kids who have
suddenly reached mans estate and
upon whose shoulders the mantle
of full responsibility for the future
safety of our country has fallen.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-05-26
THAT THESE MEN

THAT THESE MEN
of ours may do their job with
every possible safety factor in
their favor no expense has been
spared and warplanes by the thou
sands pour tons of steel, shrap-
mel, incendiary and high explosive
bombs on the invasion coast each
"a hours.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-05-26
WE'VE ATTENDED MANY

church dinner but none better
than the one served Tuesday night
by the women of Coolidge Meth
odist Church. That this same
view was shared by all who dined
with the women Tuesday was
evinced by the enthusiasm with
which everyone partook of the
meal. One matron was heard TO
remark that she would attend such
an affair every night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
TRADE scHooLs-MALE

ACETYLESE ARC wELDFRS
BODY fsndsf repsl' inspector b,ts-
print resdiEg. drafting piess
WOLVERINE SCHOOL 1900 " Fort
LEARN modern earbsnng DAYS or
ewes part OF fun time Det Barber
College, ali v. Jefferson RA ss7i
LEARN modern bsrberirg ~ an In
tsraat.9HAi& affiliated Fr7poi, DAY.
evening classes Can. write phoes
for ainformatiou Greene Barber
College. $50 Michigan O. 2Si4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
ADyERTIsI>G DISPLAY
skRVICE

CARLSON STUDIOS Ady,rtisfns
displays. posters. 1909 Brush s.,
TEfrpnons RA sii4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
TRADE scHooLs--FEMALE

Girls Fret rsHurv culture --afrrt-5r
HYGIENE SCHOOL. $40 T~sifth
Ma 1853
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
MALE HELP WANTED

VINO Regulations governing sligi-
biliiy for employment ~ YOU were
last employed - an essential or
locally needed activity you must
have statement 81 availability. IL
YOU are qualified FOR employ msrt IN
rrltical OCCUPATION. you must be
referred through tho Cni<1 states
Enpioy nsnt Service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-18

You'll End the bees where honey you'll WISE
BUYERS at BARTHWELLs because that's where real aues
be found Spring beauty
Be busy bee this gather 81
TIMELY SAVINGSyour faorite nationally
the lowest Our eess efforts bring the nerehandse
YOU have kept displays filled quality goods
greatest variety available.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-18
TROOPS EXPECT COMBAT SOON
AS THOUSANDS GET TRAINING
IN USE OF JUNGLE TACTICS
army Gat Mo.t


'rmy Cm Most
a largo prrccn'are ~ these
trNs NNo he'n used p ilt
Nandl'nr 81 sati.''es 3aa'a'ean|
'n' grocery sT 'Pr ''r aH'
'ancf SCUM la'i ho'Hiafs haf
( .'e henNs Nef''s Nn
leading merchant fh'rs ana r'
loaeins smaller cargo vessels 7 q
it'rs nofiiwarf
ofhrr missions alftiQs 'NfNf-
i'r AWAIT 2 'nsinsff a}ia'ion
Paai''r'''.'or anp 9.,'''
have been fat hfhini nc iii
'iyer' in 'h' cas' ~ a''N1se sf-
cnri'y lra~n nofeso ''wH II Rs
n'rN SKINS hAs h.en i'ie fefiir,'
fsenf liHn'N'f NfihN ~ ''a- (
ui' 'hof Nhilc MS has been 'a'
mission awhor'ios af' nf hind
20 6 iiap rtaaee " "sa''F +
rairs ars Nude in conha'
Naw wlf4 ne affl'h o' fof''s
40 combat 2 'a''iea' ini4e - WAT
n'sA hc rrr-fn'e'
Troops ANXIOUS
T, hrs hcen ohsc-,ed N oon-
gefsa,ion witch ihc new iroops
# those questioned c,p-cs tho
dcslrc 70 ~ into hattie Morale
is high Surprisingly hieh ow
wA,,a h.nk e borders on cocki-
mess hu conversation sAeNs y
"a IS an overanxia usross Month
lara ,rairinr ana knowledge
or wearns vas made them into
Mia, seems yr,v tough and
.ehoaiol iaiors The lrio'orghe
heai and dust have failed 70
thuarf n hoylsh ,n'hnsiasm Tor
,sircs ~ come
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
1rB01oeku
. MEAT CURRY in
Biscuit Rings; Robust

biscuit. Man fare Cut ] d. veal
beef, or lamb shoulder into sinch
pieces. Roll in seasoned flour Brown.
all sides IN hot drippings. Add:
s cup: B Boiiins S water tsp Pep
Simmer hr. Blend together 3 tbsp.
flour, = tsp. curry powder, I cup
cold water; stir into hot stew Cook
10 min. more. Add 3 drops Kitchen
Bouquet, if desired. Delicious, served
hot on crusty biscuit rings.
o Bisquick Biscuit Rings: Make
biscuit dough simply 10y adding
milk to Bisquick (see PACKAGE.
Roll IL inch thick. Cut dough
nut" rings toith , and 3-iHcIt
cutters. Bake. Use ccuters for
little extra biscuits.
D INGREDIENTS, including short
ening, in Bisquick Pure vegetable
shortening, baking powder, Gold
Medal Enriched Flour, salt sugar,
powdered milk. We mix alt SIS TO
save you work, Let Bisquick help.
GREEN, GOLD AND WHITE
SALAD: Fresh spinach break up
larger leaves) J, orange sections and
shredded cabbage tossed together
lightly with French dressing
. BACON MUFFINS; Awfully
good, especially with egg dishes,
say my staff. Make mullins the
easy way just by adding milk,
I egg. a touch of sugar, 10 Bis
quick (see PACKAGE. At the last,
blend in u cup broken. well
drained. brOiied bacon about
strips in "a pieces.
EASY! making things with Bis
quick. Cuts work almost in two And
calamity proof FOR Wdiiles, pan
cakes, dumplings, biscuits, etc
Free New Menu and shopping
Guide" for point rationlng Handy
reference list Of rationed foods with
space for point values. Space for
menus Grocery check lists. To get
your pad, mail postcard today TO
General Mills. Inc, Dept G2l,
Minneapolis Is, Minnesota
'Bnq1,lk and Betty Crocssr are reg,-efc1 aade
nsr1 Of GENERAL MILLS, NC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05


w @ m p er a m q n tai
plumbing in general. Hence.
il is only common sense 10
be- forewarned with a knOwl-
edge Of what 20 do before
the plumber arrives, and 70
take the advance ounce Of
prevention which h Gu ] d
save a needless and messy
job, not TO mention a stagger-
ing bill.
BY taking care Of bathtub,
basin and sink as part OF the
regular cleaning day routine,
there is much less chance OF
serious and sudden disaster.
Use a stout wire bent like a
hook hairpin win do-tO
fish out the hair and lint
cloggcd up underneath the
drain opening; then flush
well with scalding water 20
wash down grease and waste.
To Prevent Clogging
II the bath water runs out
slowly, look for serious rust
or other clogging, and use,
according 10 specified direc-
ions, one Of the commercial
preparations for pc min &
drains; also use the handy
little tool known as plumb
cr'S friend" which has a rub
Der suction cup fitted 10 a
short handle. Plunge IL Wig
orously up and down over the
drain opening, then flush
well with hot water.
The last manipulation in
extreme cases is 10 remove
the plug from the U-shaped
pipe which is beneath the
sink or handbasin; place
bucket under while working,
20 catch the drip, and insert
a stout but flexible wire up
into the pipe while flushing
sink or basin with scalding
water.
Practically the same treat
ment is followed in toilet
stoppage, where the handy
plunger should be placed
over the outlet in the toilet
bowl, and worked up and
down TO secure good suction.
Sometimes the flush handle
on the outside Of the tank
only needs tightening; If the
water continues TO flush,
quite probably the rubber
Dall" in the tank has worn
out and must be replaced.
These can be purchased. and
replaced by any home handy
woman: turn off water sup
q "; lift up top Of flush tank;
hold metal rod connected 10
ball; unscrew old ball, re-
place and turn on water
again.
Frozen Pipes
II pipes are discovered 10
be frozen, Immediately turn
OF water supply at the main
source; then, open the fau-
Gets first, and start thawing
out at the faucet end; apply
cloths wTung out Of hot
water, or apply an electric
natiron If the pipe is acces-
Siblc 10 such aid. However,
II the trouble lies in a hidden
pipe, the job is one for a
plumber. II some pipe mere
is leaks in a visible section
81 the piping, as often hap
pens around a showcr.head,
ny holding it with a section
OF old tire or a piece Of
leather tied over with a cot
IN bandage firmly bound
with wire.
Leaks
The housekeeper at all
times should attend promptly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

Keep an assortment Of the
new composition type wash
crs on hand for emergencies.
To replace shut off water;
grasp faucet Gmly using a
small wrench, with a piece Of
cloth between wrench and
the nut, 10 protect faucet
from sears, when faucet
handle comes off, bringing
old washer with it, unloosen
center screw with screw
driver; put in new washer,
turning dull side toward the
supply pipe; replace screw
and tighten nut. If faucet
turns hard, use drop Of oil in
the socket.
Your plumbing fixtures all
need good care. Today a
bathtub is as scarce an item
as a refrigerator or type
writer and cannot be dupli.
Gated for the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

Thousands Of readers of this magazine have filed
the great stories which have appeared in II in their
rares where they may be- read time and time again
Just like "A good book.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Leaks

The housekeepcr AT all
times should attend promptly
10 any leaking faucets. When
wafer dripS, il means the
washer Us worn out.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11

Singer mebr 5u riibren, oann
braudten sic ni9ts, ols Jung unO
ia0n gu ieinl"
Nt9ts aIs jung un0 i90n du iein
= oas mar ~uneebeuer bel fir elm
MdOden, oos iid nit ieiner Sdnoe
4rbeit bart ourhs 2eben i6lagen
muBte, ober bitter tDenig fiir elm
o%pferbereites, iebenoes Ser8, oas
mad grfiiaung ieines 8eibtums
i9rie.
Ston lag oie ~beieIisenOe unrait
ser eriten SriibIingstuee in Der
2uft. &uf allen Barfpe9en bate
man oas braune 2aub gu groben
moorig ouften6en Soufen %3uiammen.
gereGt, uno oie eriten beagriinen
@rosIpisen Or6ngten ii6 muti9
ourh BEN bon S0bn uno S6nee-
i6meIae repei6ten 8o0en.
0ie I60ne gbriitine itarrte be-
flommen in oie pei6e Suit unO lieB
ibre 8Iide bilfeiuden0 ii6er Das
frii6e, feu6te @r6rei6 wanoern.
8l0tli6 eri1rat lie 10, mie man err
idridt, penn man Elm 2ie6es nod
LANCER Srennung unOermltet Dor lid
Iteben Iiebt. 9enn bort lag ia, 6alb
oerIteft unter einem l06erigen Br-
6enblatt, cine Son0ipanne Dor ibren
GiiBen, sic S9mudna0el, Die lie i'm
Ser6It ga berloren battel G6riltine
biidte ii6 10 raid oanaf, oaB Die
6reitberingte Sa1o oes Serrn Star.
febaum unianft bon ibrer S6ulter
glitt.
vSaben Sic etmas berloren?"
fragte er abnungslos. n8einabe bot
te ih etpas b%erloren, etwas iebr, iebr
&oItbores!" ontportete sic iAOne
gbriItine ernltbaft, unO ibre Stimme
5~itterte ME Oie zines berlaiienen flet'
men @alobogels, ser inmitten Ser
Ifmar8eIten No9t, BON @iniamfeits.
web un0 0unfelfurdt gepeinigt, gag
bait au iingen anbebt. ~aber i6
6ab' es wieoergefunoen gottlob",
fiiate Iie bin5u, unO nun i6lng
Elm beaer Subel aus ibren 8orten.
@6e Der quite Starfe6aum nod re6t
begriffen bate, mos bon oieiem pnrt-
6erIi6en @ebdren oes MGO6ens nun
eigentli6 81 balten lei, mar tie ibm
idon nit i6nellen, i6pingenoen
S6ritten auf un6 Oaoon %gegangen.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
Sgna5 9a6ner
Wun 9ruf. %. Mamrer.

Scsanoa 2a6ner tpur0e am II.
September 1907 in Stain BET DO
naum0rtb in 8apern geboren uno
ftarb am %. Sebraar 1894 i'm
Sitter bon 81 Sabren in Sannooer
an 2ungenent8iin0ung. S6were 3ei-
ten paren es, oie erlten 2ebenSiabre
Sgna3 2a6ners. Sn Der StaOt
augsburg fano er einen 3ufluhts'
ort nit Ieiner bertrie6enen Wfutter
Dor Sen @nfeinoungen Der Bour-
boner. @uf Dem oortigen @pmna'
lium mo6te er audi Die 8efannt'
I6aft 2ouis Napoleons. Weit 10
Sabren fam er ols @eiger an oas
Siartbeater in Miinden. Gber l1on
1926 berlieB er Miin@en mieoer
I'M in @ien oie Steae als Ga-
peGmeiiter am &drntbnertbeater an
3utreten. Sier lernte er Srana
SCHUBERT fennen. 2eioer puroe ibm
Ser Greuno gu friib entriiien, Der
einen 10 groBen @influB ouf iein
2eben ausii6te. au6 8eet6oben
blieb ni9t obne @influB auf Sgna8
2a6ner. Cine Spmpbonie, Sie 2a6-
ner in 8ien %fomponiert, befunbet,
mie tief er Sen @eiit erfaBt bate,
ser in oen Meiiterwerfen 8eetbo.
bens lebte. 2eioer lit oieie Spm-
pbonie ni9t in Die Seffentli6feit
ge6rungerL 6a 2a9ner iie auf @n-
raten Selir Menbelsiobns in cine
bierb1noige &labierionate umarbei.
tete uno iie au6 in oieier Saiiung
beroffentli6te. @s 1T oie befannte
8reisionate, cine Der i9oniten &la'
bierfompoiitionen 2a6ners.
2aGner bate Die Spmpbonie
wabreno zines ftrengen @inters
uno nm 6as 8rennbol5 gu iparen,
auf einem @uoelbret, oas inn als
llnterlaee oiente, i'm 8ett geI6rie-
ben uno 5eigte iie Menoelsiobn,
als bieier in @ien peilte.
SIN Sabre 1881 folgte er Dem
&ufe ais &apeameiiter an oas Sol
tbeater in Stuttgart, mo er Big
1843 blieb. Damn begleitete er
@~apeumeiiteritellen in Miin6en,
Samburg, Stodbolm un6 Sranf.
furt a. 81. 1875 sog er ii9 in
ben Sutherland 5uriid. @r mar elm
duBerf fru@tbarer &omponiit out
allen @ebieten.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
WereinS>6 QlenOer

GOneOr6 Club, Sne. @raiioent:
gllfreo S9peier; Setretar, Srau u.
S9la9ter, 1868 Conn. &pe., N. %.
@~eriammlung am 8. Mitttpo9 i.Wf.
SrOipeet Sill SrieObOf. @raiioent
Sreo 8ogeliang; Setretar, s. g..
@intler; S9asmeiiter: 2aurence D..
Stls. @eri. am 2. Samstug i'm
Wfonat i'm SrieobofsgebGuoe.
Seutide Sreimanrer 2uge
]GN Arminius, Ger. %, T.4.A.Wt.
wv Setretar: Sreot. Bertram,
1341 Sbepbero Str, sc. s. Ser
iammlung am 1. Dienstag i'm AGO.
not i'm Nteuen Maionic SempeI. 13te
uno s StraBe, &c. @.
4rminilts @ergniignugs : @ereim.
@r1iioent: Senrp &ieiter; Setre.
tar: &beooor 2er9, 1905 Siebente
StraBe, 81. IS. 8%eriammlung am
/. Sonnabeno i'm Wonat
Greater Beneficial Union,
Oiftrift Nr. 100. 9raiioent: Sobn
@reolein; Setretar: @briitian gbriit,
1922 Siinfte StraBe 90. IS. 8eri.
am A. Dienstag i'm Monat i'm Sauie
Scr. 1920 s StraBe, sc. 6.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iitrift Nr. 40. Br1iioent, Wfi9el
poiner; Getretdr, gbriitim &ronen.
bitter, 11O4 8onibant Ctr, Siloer
Gprine, M6. @eri. am A. Sreitas
I'm Ntonat I'M DGipe Point Eapern",
lite uno 6 StraBe, Norooit.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
Ser nDtleibenbe aOlese

2uomis 0ebrient un6 fem Srenno
Soffmann pur6en zines Cages BON
einem menis Dertrauenermedeno
ausieben0en Meni9en a~ngebettelt.
Ser 8ettler flagte feline Scot NIT
berd6emegenoen @orten. Soffmann
ie6o9 mies i'm entidieben ab. Da
bottle Debrient elm @eloitid ber-
Dor uno CAB es Dem Manne. Gls
Soffmann i'm critaunt oarauf BIN.
mics, oaB Der 8ettler bod einen 10
menig ansenebmen ginorud ge.
ma9t babe uno cine lolbe Srei-
gebigfeit gar nidt merit iei, ant.
tpcrtete Debrient: nDieier Menih
bate es entpeoer mirfli9 iebr mo-
tis, uno oonn pdre es grauiam
getpeien, tpenn i9 ibm ni9ts gese-
ben bate, ODER aber er bat iib ber-
iteut, 6ann bepies er 6aour9, 6aB
e elm bouenoeter S9auipieIer lit.
Notlei6en6e 4oGegen aber mub i@
beiOR0sss naterihissal" -
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11

GbrIi@. .0ieien Msonat
fam id leioer Sbre @ednung nidt
6e5aBlen!"
n0as baben Sic mir i'm borigen
Monot bod aud i6on geiagtl"
SEQ ia, "a ieben sic mie i6
mein @ort balte!"
S@Iauberger. .Sonte
Sri6a bat bod i%ibermorgen ibren
pier5igiten @%eburtstag. Da ioaten
mir ibr i@on elm nettes @eidenf
fGufen 10 I'M pier5ig Marf unge-
f6brl"
.@usgei6loiienl @ir taufen elm
@ei6enf 10 INN ungefabr 3iuanaig
Marf uno sratulieren Sante Srioa
gum oreiBigiten @eburtstagl Das
madt ibr neh mebr JreuSe."
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11

sera6e nod 10 8piiden BEN 5Idden
meines &ameraoen orrh. Sea,
S6Dein muB Der Menid baben.
geina6e bGtte es ia gefraft uno
Damn pdre Der Bart ab gepeien."
9idt einmaI Startper6ot CAB es
bon ser 6lrgleitung. @eIernt babe
i9 ober tros6em aus oieiem 8wi-
idenfau. @an ion aus falidem
@brgei8 nidt iein 2eben uno oas
ieiner &ameraoen aufs Spiel iesp.t.
Sort Minstfe
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11


Gut gegeben. Gin Be-
rii6mter @ait fommt in oie @rooin5
uno bot cine 2ebemannsroqe 81
ipielen. SIN lebten slft ioa Elm
Seftgelage i~tattfinoen. .@lio, lie
Der Oireftor", iagt er, .i6 erparte
natiirlid, Bob Sic i'm lesten aft
ri6tigen Seft uno feline S9aumli-
mOnabe ierpieren Iailen. Cont fort
oas meme Suuiion."
n9atiirli6, natiirlib", iast Der
9ireftor, Juno ME lift es morgen in
n&aSale uno 2iebe"? 9arf i1 ST.
men % au@ edtes @ift reiden
Iailen2"
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
UMSONST S SefiS Wis:op 7se

FORMS HEIL-OEL IMMINENT - and.
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderun1 Won
rheumatischen und neuralsischen Schmsr.
zen, muskulosen RIckenschmerzen, stei.
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verseau.
chunsen und Verrenkungen.
FORNrS MAGOLO- alkaliscH Iinderk
gewisse voribersehende Magenst6run1en
vie Sodbrennen und INSTRUMENTATION.
gen, h~ervorgerufen dureh elm Uehermass
an Saure.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12
\amCh Gin SnccilIiSi

N0Tclgh. Juno l2-"N. K. PhoID-.
humhcrt"n cotton ginucr and I'm
|"p'1nan. has been appointed gin
specialist with the state Depart
mont rf Agriculture. according 10 A.
j. Farley. warehouse division hcad
Phelps succeeds Fred johnson. vino
resigned - specialist last October
:. ( 18th he Federal Department
oi Asc!c llt,We.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12

Five s"is "I uiadrupIcts have been
born in britain this year Mayb"
Shakespeare was right and there rs
something in name like. for rn-
stance. O"c-Niu"-FOUR-FOCR.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12
Words oi Wisdom

Public instruction should bc the
FIRST object ui guyvvuwvu,.-N NIpul-
con.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12

Fa'so Gocring must be tho most
complacent o! Nalis. He cant worry
much Or he would lose weight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12
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G'c. r'TE and knife sets 20, S%g5.
spoons. knives and fork, 10 open
a,"cH. western Auto ASsuc,,,'r
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12

FARAlERS-TKADE YOUR EGGS
for garden seed or credit on baby
chicks. 26c per dozen cash. IIru-
GCrSuu Hatchery. gg-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12

WANTED llINEDIATELY- GIRLS
between Il and ~ year. Of az" to
DC trained tor Telephone operator.
Al Jacksonville, n. {. Star,m:
salary wIu average 500 month.
y. The girls wt. Ike N II don
mtury under the supervision Of
an experienced hostess. W charge
iur room rent Mca,s->GUD pcg
week. Please apply Al local ;c.g.
phone Office Tor Farther m.o.ma-
tuH. .-N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12

With the Allies uow nu thrcc Sidcs
oi him. that cncirclcmcn' Hitler used
TO complain about has 10 his horror.
become = reality
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12

TIRE IlEADQUARTERS--WE HAVE
the latest official information rC-
gaIdIng tire inspection and appl.-
cation for nCW tires and tubes. Let
u nc.r You With yours. llCudcl.,uu
NuiCanIXiuG Co. 22-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12

GROCFHlES, FRESH MEATS ANN
vegetables. Everything lor ypur
table. We deliver and save vnn
gus and time. Phone i3g. Alyy,,ys
ready 10 serve you. lIcrbcrtS Vol
low Front. p,-,t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12

Wha' q perfect world ,hI. "pulcl DO
# fish oi. as readily as mosquitoes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12

USE FLATLrN THE NEW SIN
Sd'lunh! one coat >"ii-sc1lms flat
wall paint l; covers mns' any
~l'.'f'" one coat I'u'u.
c'.u.s Ivory, light green. p,aws.
buff and wune. On,v >2.,u r..
gallon. A.c> =. Watkins Io-"
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LET AFFORDS DO YOUR PRINT.
lng and supply YOUR needs m Of
flee suppllcs, furniture and CUuIp.
mcnt. Also picture framing neatly
done We anurrria,r ynur business
ana guarantee Sa'i|i'I,ioh' N''"," %, -
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WANrI-D CLEAN SOFT RAGS
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acknowledgements made and tinted.
Expert work and quick ScrvIce.
films E!ims for sale when ; ay''lnG,t. I.,,,,.t
srryiSo .,"S SJTt IirNDTTsUN .I,IrS % Us r0OK 90 co.
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' Grii,cd ,,m,, ard ,,,y Ior w'H ,yciyc
months later. Write for quotation
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12

FOR RENT -- TWO FI'ENISIipr
rooms. with councr,5n, n',I- ,'D
Electric stove and F.lpIda.rr -.
cludcd. Hot and cold water r,,.
nlshcd. 2U6 Clark and Cr,.I'.
streets Phonc 34l-W. Il. l.. Mus
'."L.- III.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12

KERR GLASS FRUIT JARS Ar,
sizes. Also tops, lids ana lar rI,'
DcrS. Western Auto Ns,,r,,.o
9Cud.G,I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered at the post office N Hender-
son, y. c, as second class mail matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12

LET AFFORDS DO YOUR PRINT.
inG md supply your needs m Of
flee supplies. furniture and equip.
wCnt. Also picture framing neatly
done. We appreciate your business
and guarantee satisfaction. Affords
Ptg. x office Supplv Co. 3l-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12
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WE BUY, SELL, AND TRADE C,.,.-
lie ahd hogs. ". L. lligh, Live.
stock Market. Phone l57. y-rnLN,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-12

WRENl'iIES AND TOOLS IDb
carpenters ana mcrntn.cs. mn0.i-
ug 10 ucn Suisou W!cuuHrs
Western Auto Associate store.
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