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COPLIN. nr. MACK

WI lSA.N, III h IN
steam heat. siX rms. good cond
owner occupied 81. 600. terms Mrs
Finley CA 1921 or TO $500
HOMER WARREN e. co.
DEAN AVE.
One blk east RYAN Rd. bet Mile
and outer Dr Paved. beautiful shade
trees 2 bedrms unfinished attic,
large living rm-. tiled bath and sink.
screens. Easy terms Open. House
man Spiizley Corp. Gil 4sis.
EVANSTON. Mr. DICKERsoN
ONLY 1900
3o-DAY POSSESSION
80 brick cote stove. refrigerator gas
heat side drive, garage, excellent
condition G. A Reaume
Reaume A. SiiowaN Inc. NJ s7l3
GRATIoT-7 MILE SECTION
Five rooms. modern hath and KITCHEN
beautifully situated on handicapped
half-acre, garage. chicken house
ideal suburban setting blocks from
DSR bus; adjoining half acre avall.
able Substantial down payment re-
qured
TURNER a WILSON
1854 Fast S Nile Pr 1926
GRATIoT-7 MILE SECTION
BRICK bedrooms; full attic, lawn.
shrubs screens storm sash paved
TURNER a WILSON
i2SA East s Mile PR 1895
CROSSE PIE. WoODS-6-room CO.
lonial. 3 yrs old attractlveiy deco
rated gas A. G. heat storm SASH,
screens low taxes owner leaving
city Hurry for this, $40 300. ~. 600
down A HOLSTER. 14503 East
Mile PR 22i0
HARPER-s Mile section = 2-bcdroom
nome let 10Xll0i CITY sportatlon.
immediate possession Will sacrifice
- 500 $3.50 down Bower Real rs
tate 20qli Harper Tt 2s92"
HARPER.s Mile section ? bedroom
home lot 7UN ll0- city transported ion
immediate possession. VIII sacrifice
50 900 Bower Real Estate. 2u9li
tWper Tt 2Ssao.
PROMENADE 1910 corner HAYES
fivs nice rms hrick colonial. onlN
: VI Oh gafage gss heal real
home See bN Apo NJ mcnt ri 1900
HANNAH REAL Est ENCH INC
SHERWOOD MARCUS 3 rooms
~ garage. vacant soon 80 800
" 500 down Broker 1920 Van
Dixie PL s022
MILE-MT ELLIOT SEC
> bedrooms brckot, dining room
lawn. storm sash and screen.
ifH home tor 1nU - 2nn - 5nO
down HurrN for mis- ONE \ HOl.-
STER 1909 East : Nile PR 224O
tG5s NEWPORT NE FOREST
Frame rms hedrms down. I
up hot an heat, garage FuH price
800
8 e HApI FY TNC II 2j5j
COLORED French road. clean 3
bedroom home large basement
steam heat large attic double ga
rage sacrifice for cash Pl 1898
Broke
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NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

SALEM ~ ~ Nue W ~ Teis-
afaph RI Open ~ nfV houses
KJ-BtILT HeMES-Ho 1874
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FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

FREE s2-page catalog farm bar
gains 7 Midwest states now ready
Special serYice- for-ihaSe- stale
requirements and payment plan FIRST
letter. Write today United Farm
Agency. 7.DW South Dearborn.
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HAVE farms. homes and business
places In Sanilac Co., off Lake
Huron; E-Z terms. II. r. HUCK,
Broker. 1870 Chelsea. PR 1890.
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Situations Wanied-Femole

ioRED GIRLS tim OR laundry
vusk pleasant surrounding 4fSI
Flmhurs' nFsr Rtuecstfert.
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" HtAil1N'l
CoLoRED Bethune. 56s, 8 rooms
brick, $500 dn Marston, iO3s
frame 10 rms 81. 500 an. McPher-
s1T'- 7issSs sSEe~~Sad ~ rms. side
drive III 600 dn.
smedley. i46 = Warren. TT 1872
CONTEMPLATION Get your
application in for NEW homes in
Mackay.s Mile district and South
west Detroit WATSON REALTY.
1929 St Antoine CA 4s0s-4607.
COLoRED ~ Greeley, 2-fam Il
rms. $50 dn. Quick poss. Hale
& rms 81 600. $500 dn Cannon
Bros. 1850 sherman. RI 014O
CoLoRED 49, Arden Park; si75. oOO
home. stone and brick construction,
vapor oil neat ~ rooms and ball
054S
CoLORED - Eastern pace, 3733
seven rooms and bath. 2-car garage;
beautiful yard. NELSON'S. TR
5000
CoLoRED GRAND, High PK nice
rms full hssemt. gas 1T good
condition 81. 500. terms
sLOBIN TR l0366 -TY 7-7ilj
COLORED--A real buy LOG CABIN
3 rms income immediate posses
sion. ONLY 81, 500 Hurry
HAMLAR -513 IL Kirby-TR 2s54i
COLoRED - REECHWoOD - VA
CANT 8 rms, brick siding, full
base II A. M 81 $50 down Hurry
SLOBIN TR l-0366 -TY 7-Tll5
COLORED sherman. 1851 i've
family, lower rms st. M, Vacant
soon. terms Cannon Bros 1850
sherman RI Ol4O
COLORED Cameron. M Custer
rms. brk. siding full base, sim. ~
gar INN puss So 500. 81 500 dn
sLOBIN TR l-0366 TN 7-7ii5
COLORED-- 1928 f. Fort Bargain :
rms bsmt. furn 50 $50, 81 $50 Din.
Broker. RIA 1854 Ewes. TO 6-2is7
cOLoRED s023 Russell rooms
and hath 81 500 For appointment
call OR 1896 OR $3.50.
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GIRLS 70 tram for Inspection work
Apply 1861 Livefnois.
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$3.50 DOWN

/ WAYNE, MICH, close 10 Michigan
/ and Howe Rd 3 bedrooms full bsmt,
modern kitchen, bathrm lot 40xlj0.
See our broker. 4l36 Columbus,
/ AaVne o5sa
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CENTER LINE

New. ; bedrms.. tile bath with tub
i2-inCh basement walls A real
home built 10 last. FLA terms.
Spiizley Corp Center Line
1870
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HOUSES FOR SALE-EASr

AT CRosswELL. Micn 25-room
brick apartment house steam heat,
all furnished Sl2 0o0. half cash
Also. ls-room brick hotel, beer and
vine license. doing good business.
xi55 800 50 500 down. balance SIS
month. including interest Cali HtCk,
1870 Chelsea PR 1890
BALFOUR- Mack section. modern
large rooms, tile features. less than
cost owner leaving city. See now.
Call Bennett FL 1900 HANNAH :.
BARGAINS. VAN DYKES Nj SIC
Nearly new large rooms and bath :.
up-to- date plumbing modern utility
room house plastered hardwood
floors all clean, Al condition. lot
40x10s 81 GOO, terms
Also rooms and hath Briekete
lob. garage. 81 500. terms
SIX rooms and bath. 3 bedrooms, !
floor y block to transportation :.
81 600 terms Plenty others
IRWIN kIGHT 4 HINES nc.
22ll5 Van Dyke ST. $3.50
RARGAINs-v DYE Q MI. SEC.
rooms, bath plastered q. hard
wood floors 81 900
1 rooms, bath, gar. s. 800; VA
rooms. bath. modern II A. heat.
AGAR gar, three 40xlla H. lots,
- 900
Dozens OF others
IRWIN, kIGHT A HINES. INC.
22l15 Van Dyke ST. $3.50
BESSEMORE, near Gratiot Harper .
3-bedroom modern home. stes m
heat, double garage; owner leaving
city big sacrifice. Pl 1853
j. w. CARNEY iO232 CHALMERS
CADILLAC. alps. 10-room house
shows splendid income no repairs .
see any time by appointment. Call
Mr. Marsh. Pl 1900.
HANNAH REAL Est. EXCH, nc
------ -
CENTER LINE
New. bedrms.. tile bath with tub.
l2-inch basement walls A real
home. built 10 last, FLA terms.
HoueemAn- SpifzlPV Corn Center Line
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05
LENTEN REDUCINGDIET
BY Or. clendenine
Thursday-5oo coIoriss
ppEAKtAcr

Thvrsdoy-5oo coIoriss
BREAKFAST
: grapcfruit-no swectcning.
) tablespoons cornflakcs. No
sugar, !. cup whole milk.
l cup coffee--no cream or sugar.
LUNCHEON
/ cup cream of tomato SOUP
made with milk.
/ slice whole wheat toast o. 9
soda crackcrs-no butter.
l cup tca-no cream or sugar.
DINNER
] broilcd kidney.
2 tablespoons green beans--no
butter.
! slice whole wheat toast-thin-
no butter.
| baked apple-no swcetening, no
cream.
| cup cuifcc-no cream or sugar.
] cup clear consommc If desired.
.:.:.:..::.::.:!:.:.::.:
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Flagg's blood OH it? As for ths
other. there was too much blood on
the handkerchief that bound Flagg's
wound for u person who had just
been shot. figured then that he
mustve been bleeding for some
time. Why. then. hadn't he called
the police or u doctor, with the
phone right beside him? It sudden
~ struck me that perhaps Flagg
had been shot some place else and
had come to the studio afterwards.
And Cynthia Lane? You guessed
that she had seen Roger coming out
OF Syria's apartment, because of
the paint on her coat that matched
the paint in Syria's foycr-is that
it?"
Right" Argus agreed. "the most
important thing. however, was that
Roger saw her. and didn't dare take
the chance that she might have
recognized HIM"
But she was shot with Lucky
Gambrini's gun"
"Ycs. Dancer admitted he had
given it to Syria. Flagg must have
picked it up white he was in her
apartment fixing the murder ma
chine"
| But what about Dancer-why
did he break into Syria's apartment
the night we were there? And who
shot at you?"
Dancer was working for Car
stairs, Sr.. just rs / said. He came
to crack Syria's safe and see il
she'd left any discriminating papers
there concerning Carstairs and
himself. Dancer was with the old
dufier on Hlonday night from IL 30
PM. when he left the Whitsun Club,
until 200 AM, when he went home.
That was the alihi ne was so proud
of when Grange and | cross-oues-
toned him. Lucky Gambrini was
the one who broke into my apart
ment and shot me in the shoulder
not Bill Carstairs, as you sus-
pectcd. Dancer sent Lucky after
the check you'd taken from Car
stairs pocket. Bill has: told his
father and the old mar got scared.
That was the reason ysu were kid
naped. too"
But how did you guess about
Eli .Ir.'S connectiOnT'
"Dorry mentioned that Bills al
!owancc would be cut of unless he
returned that cheek to his father.
| Just played hrnch."
"Did they find the other air-con-
ditioninG machine that Flagg re-
placed with his own"
mot yet-but they will. He had
just started confcssing when ! left
headquarters. 1t wasn't a pretty
story"
at seems incredible. Roger
Flagg being so infatuated with
Syria. What with Pierre Sturgis
and Carstairs. I'd say the gal GER
tainly got around!"
"She must have used n motor
cycle yawncd Argus.
lyon really are argus-cyed,
aren't you. darling? Do you sup
pose your mother knew you we're
going to hc Il detective when she
gave you that namc?"
THE END
! r"i.r'r.i. rN Hat. Lrr:
pi'irituiri u h.Hs t"Isui~, S,u!ir.., L,e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05
CHAPTER FORTY-TWO

Argus Steele was leaning agains,
the bar in the Penguin Club sin.
ping Il scotch and soda when a tail
dark-haircd girl entered. As she
paused to look around he was re.
minded. for = ilccting second. of
Syria Verne. lie sighed and turneL
away. When Ellen arrived She
ioumd him staring into his glass.
There are still lot of thin.,s I
want to know about the murder of
syria. said Ellen. 81 haven't had
chance to talk To you all ciay, what
with rcporters and police and other
people around
head"
How did you first come to sus-
pect Roger Flagg?"
There were several tbings
when discovered that gun mounted
III the air-cnnditioning machine
and h"" It worked, | hogan to weed
out possible suspects" lie paused
to sip his drink.
III Dancer had wanted SYRIA ont
OF the way. he probably would'yc
dumped her Off in approved gang
kter fashion. Mabel and Dorry
aiIh l strike me as being mechani.
calIy minded and couldn't bring
myself To believe that either one
had hired some inventor to do the
whole job"
well, how about Picrrc7n Enon
asked.
Il discounted Sturgis all along
because. if he We're Rcdhcard. why
should he 30 to the trouble of dis.
guIstng himself when he never
could completely disguise the one
tell-tale thing about himself -
namely, his limp? SO il seemed ia
me that our murderer was purpose
~ trying to throw suspicion on
Sturgis by adopting a limp. along
with the beard and glasses"
IL suppose you figured later that
the fellow who WAS most ant to be
Jealous of Pierre would be likely In
divert suspicion his way" Ellen
suggested.
Yes said Argus. "and if Pierre
had come up 10 the apartment with
Syria and had answered the nhono
for her, it would have suited the
murderer almost rs well. So that
narrowed my suspects down to the
two: CarstairS and Roger Flagg
VINO, incidentally, didn't realize
that Carstairs, Sr. was financing
Syria. All OF his suspicious fell on
poor Pierre, who had also lost OUT
well" remarked Ellen. 81
thought that Carstairs, Sr. had
done it,"
81 eliminated both of the Car.
stairs when discovered the tcle-
phone testers signal gag. Each
had tried to phone Syria on Mon
day night. Would they have done
that if eithu' of them had set the
machine and started the phone
ringing"
Il see what you mcan," said Ell
len. so that just leaves Roger
FlagG-"
Unless the crime had been COM
mitted by some one entirely un-
suSpcctcd,' the detective declared.
But then when Grange discovered
Redbcard's hidcout OIL Third Ave-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

copy permanently on my book case
shelves. Other textbooks come
and go OH those shelves, but that
and very few others stay year
after year. ! take it down in my
contemplative and relaxed moods
and always find it interesting and
thought provoking.
One particular general lesson
it has for both physician and
layman is the way it classitics
methods of treatment for various
diseases.
The average patient goes to the
doctor and dcmands-"What will
| take for this ?"-expccting the
answer to be CD n small box of
pills which he takes three times a
day; he has some idea that after
he swallows the pill it explodes
slowly inside him right at the seat
Of the disease and when enough
explosions have occurred he is
cured. Or (2) a list Of foods he
must not eat and when he has not
eaten them long enough the
disease is purgcd and he is a new
man and he may go out and seek
whatever he wishes to dcvour. Or
(3) course of baths and massage.
Or (4 a temporary change of
climate. Or (5) extra vitamins.
Well. consider as contrast to
that conception, ono of DIR. Hous-
tons headings:
Diseases whicE impose limita-
tion upon life as q Condition of
Treatment.
Ouch! that hurts. Nobody wants
to impose a limitation on his life
or activities. But you see il is a
Condition Of Treatment" If you
want to be comfortable, If you
want to give the disease the least
chance, you will have to rearrange
your habits. Nature is very i'm
pcrious sometimes. That is one
Of her requirements.
The conditions that DR.. Houston
lists as demanding a limitation Of
life as the necessary Of treatment
are: obesity, heart disease, angina
pectoris, hardening Of the arteries
and high blood pressure, chronic
tuberculosis, chronic bronchitis
and old age.
Another group is that OF pa
ticntS who are to be treated chiefly
by nursing care" Here are listed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05
AMndhlIMMktM~BABs BABs LEE

nue. yesterday, l saw that some-
thing was missing"
The body?" asked Ellen.
NO, my pet. Ashes, ashtrays,
cigarette butts, tobacco"
But maybe the murderer had
cleaned up so you wouldn't find
anything like that. He didn't leave
any fingerprints, so why should he
leave old cigarette butts?"
That's true" said Argus, "but
there weren't even any ashes or to-
oacco grounds in the dust findings
IN the room or in the pockets Of the
oVercoat we found. What does A
person do if he's working on somc-
thing for a long period of time
without relaxation? If he smokes.
ne lights Il cigarcttc-or cigar or
pipe. This murderer hadn't. Who
among the suspects didn't smoke ?
Roger Flagg was the only one"
"But-but-"
Add to this the bits of broken
glass from his watch crystal and"
,liow did you know it was Rog-
cr's watch crystal?"
Remember the day we lunched
at the Penguin Club with Flagg and
you said you'd run into him coming
out of jewelry store on Madison
Avenue?"
"Yes."
well, I found that store and dis
covered that Flagg had brought his
watch in on Tuesday morning ia
get a new crystal. had them ex.
anime the slivers of glass we found
in Redbcard's hideout and they
confirmed that it was of exactly
the same thickness as the new
crystal they sold him."
But where could Roger have
learned to make such an intricate
murder machine?" El'cn asked.
"lle had had electrical training. -
Argus explained. "IIc told lis he'd
been to technical school. But he
didn't tell us, of course. that he'd
worked for n telephone company
installing phones. during summer
vacation from college. ] got that
yesterday through Il personal re-
porting service"
"liow did you ever guess about
Flagg's relationship with Svria?'
II knew he'd built her up in the
modelling business. You told me
about Syria's mysterious weck-cnds
in the country. Their when We
found Redbcard's hidcout, | guessed
that he and Flagg were one and tho
same. This was confirmed when
came across piece Or n New Jcr.
sey newspaper with name-stickcr
in one corner" Argus explained
in detail about his deductions from
the torn sticker. Grange investi.
gated he said. land discovered
that Syria and Roger Flagg hat
used the place in the country for
weekend rendezvous"
"Why was it mistaks for Flagn
to get blood on that letter." Eller
asked, land how in the world did
you know he wasn't shot in Pierre's
studio?"
"Wcll," said Argus, "if Flagp
thought Pierre held evidence agains,
him. it was practically an admis
sion of guilt when he searched his
papers. If the papers had beer
messed up by some one else. why
would one of the letters have had
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05
Disease treatment
Wisely Classified

most of the common disorders
such as colds, influenza, acute
fevcrs, measles. most of the dis
eases of the nervous system. such
as nervous brcakdownS and states
Of exhaustion.
Then there are the diseases in
which the treatment is purely ten
tativc and experimental. What is
good for one patient may not work
on another and vice versa. So
here the personal equation of the
doctor is paramount. A doctor
who has a treatment in which he
has complete confidence is the best
one to go to. You never can Judge
the treatment by what the pa
tIcntS say about it. Half of them
are wildly enthusiastic and say
lie cured me when everybody
else failed; and half say-"The
treatment is fake and doesn't
do any good at all" In this group
Is listed arthritis. asthma. allcrgic
disorders, neuralgiaS and mus
cular rheumatism. some skin dis
easc-Such as psoriasis, eczema,
dermatitis and ringworm-and
those diseases in which the dag
nosis is uncertain.
You see the diseases that can
be cured by specific. in which the
doctor can answer definitely to the
qucstion-"What shall do for
this ?" by giving a single simple
remedy, arc in the minority. They
include the infections for which
the sulfonamidcs, or pcnicillin or
antitoxins. or scrums can be given.
those treated by n specific diet rs
in diabetes, and some disorders
remcdied by surgery.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

DR.. Clcndening will answer
questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. d.

ONE of the most philosophical,
by which | mean wisest, and most
mature medical books of our time
is The Art of Treatment" by DR..
William K. Houston. | keep "A
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29

Then there is the store clerk who is
IN training lor the postwar period.
He stands before a mirror h2't gu
hott 4 day JraCticing d courteous
sD.le.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29

WANTED-2 COOKS. WHITE OR
colored. Man Oh woman. To work
SIX days a week. Must be sober
and dependable Excellent wages
for the right parties. Apply in per
son at Vance cafe. 28-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29
One Minute Test Answers.

|. The Louisiana Purchase.
,. Fourteen.
3. To explore the northern sec
ton Of the newly purchased Louis
ANA territory.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29

Try TOLSON'S SCABE-KNOX A
specific treatment for itch, eczema
and all forms of skin irritation. 75c
and Sl.00 per jar. Peoples Drug
Store. Henderson,. N. c. T&Ftf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29

PEARS ARE READY FOR SALE AT
the orchard. Bring your contain
cgs. Charles D Allen, Raleigh. Rd.
23th-2ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29

\ NICE STOCK OF NEW SCgGL>
doors at The Place of Vlf.r."
A'tA . watkins. 24-ir
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29

YOU PERHAPS NEED a NEW
metal Waterur o. feeder, We have
plenty Of Jhem a, 40c up. Hen
derson Hatchery.
29-tues-tri-8ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29

WE HAVE CERTAIN MEDICINES
mat pep up Your chickens, -,ys>
and COWS, Make them produce.
keep them we'll. Henderson HIT
cherry. 29-tgc>...-2n.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29

GROCERIES. FRESH MEATS AM
vegetables. Everything lu. l.'I,
table. We deliver ana Sac van
gas and time, Phone 43q. AIe.y'
ready to serve you. HeraelfE ~.
low Front. ,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29

WANTED TWO WHITE ra,..,
drivers at once. Prcicr cy--,.
men. Apply in person. +. r ...'
man, phone 1872. w.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29

BUY. SELL. AND TRADE
cattle and hogs. W. b. Hight Ike
stock Market. Phone l51. 9ead-tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29
WANT ADS
Get Results

HENDERSON BUSINESS -
isse' MeM term, September i. r.
you are iofeSlsnted. you Will .,IIn
Job. '>'" u. a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29

STOVE LENGTH DRY PINE II 40
Wood l lots of $500 and I'M
g. Falkner 4 Son, phone 80 H.
8-ts
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29

WANT ADS
Get Results
HENDERSON BUSINESS 60
Iege. New term. ~Septcu.,a. IL
you are ioreSighted. vuu. u~'n Il
4 business training instead .'''
lob. '' ID. u
STOVE LENGTH DRY PINE -
wood IN lots of $500 and -"'tn
Q. Falkner & Son, phone gf1 H.
8-tf
WANTED TWO WHITE rn,r.
drivers al once. Prcfcr c,- ~
men. Apply in person. II. ~ <.''
man, phone l132. -.
FOR HEALTH SANITATI0#-EIn
your property of tcrnl-ee
reaches, moths and other pes,
iire l~nSpeCtlOn, estimates
Marvel DISCRIMINATING G~nnr.,
Box III, Oxford. Phone 27t ''
FITS #
BICYCLE FOR SALE TTTrT-
caIIH new. Henderson ua.rHe.[
29-Ir
GROCERIES. FRESH MEATS I>-r
vegetables Everything il. Your
table. we deliver ana sac Won
gas and time. Phone 43q. AI4..y'
ready to serve you. Hcrue.e9 vi
low Front.
\ NICE STOCK OF NEW SCPELT
doors at The Place OF Values
AIeN >. Watkins. 29-l,
FOR SALE-l936 FORD PIcKI,p
. good tires. Box 1876. civ.
26-nod-,f
TRAILER FOR SALE. INOuIRF
at Henderson Hatchery. 2g-I.
WE HAVE CERTAIN MEDICINES
mat pep up your chickens. -.,>
and cows. Make them produce
keep them well. Henderson llat-
cherry. 29--tge>...-9r
BUY RECONDITIONED PRF-WAR
furniture. Get better quality At
lower prices. Many scarce items
available in our used department.
r. Z. SatterWhite & Sons. near
Fire Station. See uS-SaVe money.
SOME IMPORTANT NEW AN
rivals at The Place oI Values"
BX cable, SIlp-sn screens. W-g-s
cleanser. beaver board. 4arase
track hangers, COW CHAINS. night
latehes and spring b|alaneer- for
weighing cotton. Alex 5. Wat
kins. 24-l,.
FILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINT
ed-eNIargments made and ta,ed.
Expert work and quick service.
Films for sale when available.
Bring our films to us Tor qa.cs
service. Henderson Book c.. E>-
taDIlShcd 1854. Shift
WE BUY. SELL. AND TRADE
cattle and hogs. W. b, Hight Live
stoek Market. Phone l51. 9ead-,I
MR.. l.. d. SCHENER, REPRE-
Senting the HaSS Tailoring
Company of Baltimore, will
be at our store Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. August
81. September | and ,. See
this l.,,rn Iisni1v If fqN any
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-29

FOR SALE NATIONAL CASH
register. This is a nee a''o 81, , ~,
Phone l40. W. j. Parhdm. $780,