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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-16

lIttlik-oI taAN wv Ia ~
IT|su~Iatlng the governments re-
ecrt "produCc IT, light cdIct int,
.t,.l. can and you can't regula-
tons. SclVcttVc Service predicted ma
+. u.5cu larger proportion Of men II
tn, @6-3t age gtoup VIII be inductcl
a,.ue February /.
The a isn't a young mars
war at cVcrNhody'S war said
A ScIcCtlvc Service memorial
dam last night to LEGAL dra.:
~" r'iiiral situations"
requires, ii added, that civilians
-. Va. >uppuI,Iilg indus
Tries or obtain war supporting
tnnpi0Nmcnt. if not already so
engaged.
IaeaI boards were directed ~ I'll
calls tor the armed forces .by %rccIas-
sit.--flau as it becomes necessary" OF
uUa. IRON the cider groups. The o.
der does not add up TO an outright
g,rl-r. in ther present jobs Of oC-
ru.ltllually-dcterred workers. in jhl
I'll brackets. However, they mast
s.lr=uu unless they a show ,hat a
chars, would promote the WAY effort
THIS means that a worker YIN"
cha gc> Jobs without permission run
the=asGa Of losing his occupatjonaI
d, a~ueut classification. Actually,
he. inviting induction.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-16
WEATHER
FOR X AROLl\

OK NVE III 1EVIFN
P2rtiy cloudy and cold again
tonight. with snow flurricS III d.
c.antainS. Sunday partly clouo>
cloudy and colder; nov tlurries
in the mountains in the forenoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-16
Cotton Gains
At The Close

New York, Dec. l6.-(AD-Cot-
,oh futures opened five cents a baIe
higher to five cents lower, and clos
ed 10 cents a bale lower to 80 cents
higher.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-16
Draft Age Group Warned
To Find Essential Jobs
Selcctivc Service
Forecasts Heavier
lnductions Feb. |.

Washington, Dec. l6-(AFD-
tGid to-day to meet their war re-
epunsibililies" on the production
tfonI-or taCc swift in iuction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

a month temporary alimony-show-
ing that a man of power and afflu-
ence can be magnanimous.
The divorce action marks the sec
ond time the catchup dowager and the
object Of her affections and purse
have gone 10 court in nine discordant
years of marriage and separation. In
1899, the elderly wife wanted her
money back and didn't get it. The
ruling of the court then was:
The couple were in love and the
gift was on that basis. The separation
was in hate and what transpired
thereafter was on that basis"
The decision was by Vice Chan
cellor William Frank Sooy at Trenton,
n. j., and the gift referred to was
100000 in stock of +. Pritchard, Inc.
The vice chancellor held that an
elderly woman who buys a young
husband must expect the purchase
price to stand, even though she may
establish that he married her "for1
the sole purpose of getting a stable
portion of her fortune"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

at would appear" the court OBJ
served sagely. that the defendant
wanted a young husband and was
willing to pay for the anticipated
pleasure of having him"
Mrs. Stewart, who maintained
homes at Bridgeton. n. j., and River
side Drive, New York, had charged
her youthful husband with fraudu-
lently inducing her to give him the
stock in the catchup enterprise.
The court decision clearly demon
strated to Mrs. Stew art that she had
paid an exorbitant price for a year
of welded bliss; also that a young
husband is often costly commodity
when a woman is near 20
And il must also have convinced
her a woman ought to know a good
buy when she sees one when she
tries to beat the marriage market
operated as it is in strict let-the-
buyer.beware manner-where rude
disappointments and unhappy end.
ings are not at all uncommon.
Mrs. Stewards case is kin to thou
sands of others. Only the various
- qualifications and details are different.
In 1885, she was rich and lone
some. Her late husband had left her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

But Norman didn't turn out to be
to good buy he seemed when Mrs.
NcClatchey went shopping for
young husband to put an end TO her
own private matrimonial depression.
She was Is years widow when
she took her second flier in the mar
Rage market and she paid pro-
hbitive price for her man nearly
half of her catchup fortune.
Nor did it take the new Mrs Ste
vart long to find out she had been
sh9rt-ehanged. Norman hung around
about year. Now, nine years later,
1855 good buy has turned into 1944'S
Rood-by forever.
Good-by the purchase price, too.
And the caSh-on-the-line marriage
is at least finishing its stormy course,
with the disillusioned wife, now II,
asking for New Jersey divorce.
Norman. president and controlling
stakeholder of his wife'S catchup firm,
f.. Pritchard, Inc, is making no de-
Tense against her charge of desertion.
Nor is he opposed to paying her $67O
an nonou,s.o- - u0fA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

TACK in the depressing early sos,
when people were singing such
- songs as, You're the Cream in
My Coffee, You're the Salt in My
Stew" 68-year-old Martha Jane Nc
Giatehey was the catchup on Norman
Stewards hamburger.
Which was an easy thing for her
to be, since she owned a million dol
lars worth of catchup (no fooling),
and Norman'S $40 a week salary as
an insurance clerk left him compar-
atively short on seasoning and sweet
Cning and other such frills.
And although Norman was only
81, the happy pair heard the bluebirds
and made a date with a preacher on
an April afternoon in 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

nice or handsome young man 10 com
fort and cheer her declining years.
, She found Norman Stewart work.
ing for the insurance company. She
lied him and he profeSsed to like
her. And it was spring.
They went out together and Nor
man proposed. Martha accepted him
ard both agreed that something should
be done 10 improve his station.
Il just wouldn't look right for so
important woman 10 be engaged 10
a SO "A week clerk. SO two days be
fore the engagement was announced
she had him elected president of f..
Pritchard, Inc. His salary was fixed
at $4,000 a year.
Time passed. Windy March sur
rendered to Aprils rains and the new
catchup magnate and his benefactor
were we'd Three months later the
grateful bride gave him the 100000
block of stock i'm the business.
That wasn't all. Stewart pur-
chased additional stock in the open
market and finally got control of the
company That accomplished, he
raised his own salary to $4,000.
Not long afterwards he fired his
wife as a 5000 ice-president of the
firm. Things went from bad TO worse
for Mrs. Stewart and before the year
was out she had lost everything
job, her company and her husband.
AS for the eX-inSurance clerk-he
doesn't need any more catchup for his
hamburgers. He doesn't have to eat
them while he can afford caviar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

Nobody Minds April Showers, Not
When They're the Kind Mr.. Stew
art Got i'm 1885 IL Was His April
Bride Who Got Soaked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

Mrs. MecIatehey. +he
co+ehup Widow. coughf
Up With a Young Hus-
bend. Only TO Lose Him
and Most Of Her Cafchup
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28
METHODISTS PLAN
DEDICATION SUNDAY

'-ndIlu;tr. FcD. 28.-b. .SHOD Glare.
Purcell o! The Methodist church has
appealed 10 members OF the dcnomi-
nation n 'h" "hm lottc area. wh.ca
includes all OF North Carolina, to
Nnccl al chUrcA alta.s next Sunday,
March >. iOT rcdcd.cat.on OF self.
service and Substance" TO the war
tim" tasks and opportunities OF
Christians.
AS q CUlmnatlun OF MC,hodism's
Week OF Dedication, p. StorS Of the
STATE Viii call upon Their members 10
MAKE personal commitments for re
ncWing thcI" covenant with God and
giving OF their substance To building
ms Kingdom in the hearts and lives
OF men. Bishop Purcell announced.
Nearly 100000 McthOaistS will be
called 10 similar rcdcdication in A.
900 churches across In. country.
The annusl observance OF the
Week of Dedication III the Charlotte
area has been universally approved
by our people" Bishop Purcell de-
c!arcd. Last year many people were
received into the church on profcs-
sion OF faith as the result of rcvivals
| hc!d during this week"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28
Ration Coupons

Now r'.D ,r.cu-. which were
c.O.I., today. nay be Dang-uD
mus nee 81 hpu,,~s.o~. but at the
sam" '", may serve "a purpose. At
'cu-. they IN nc change It little cas-
.o I.." :., Nri-co!orcd coupons
Themselves. ,aoy add complications
g. tho 'rss uI purchasing food Ior
the family dinner table. though Mrs.
America ha. become accustomed 10
That and s taking it in stride.
ono iung about this new ration
currency is that it must be guard
cd with the same care and precision
as coins Df the realm arc watched
and when lost will be as so much
silver or grCcnbaCk. for actual mon
Cy will not be accepted for food
without coupons or tokens any more
than for coupons alone hitherto.
Our own notion is that the couu-
try could have gotten along just as
we'll without this additional nui-
sancC. Tho powers tina; be hayc
dccrccd that wc shall struggle along
with il. 50 that's that. Those who
must worry with tokens had no
voice in the decision and nothing to
dc with if. Theirs is not 10 ask
questions or reason why: theirs is
only to accept and make the most
of them.
So. take your tokens and guard
them as you do your fortune. for
whatever you have of the latter this
new currency is part of i, and will
probably continue TO be until some
time after the last gun is fired and
Europe has been fed back TO nor
malcy agaip-wheneve that may
be.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28
NOTICE OF FOEECLosIRE SALE

Under and by virtue of the power
ol sale contained in certain Decd
OF trust executed by &. y. Bcckbam
as OF record in Book 81 page 2O3
Register Deeds office in Vance Conn
w. N. G.. default having been made
IN the Note therein secured and M,
INC request of the holder of said
Notc: | shall sell for cash Ia the
highest bidder at the Court HOUSE.
Door IN Vance County. on Thursday
March %. 1914 at IL o'clock (npou)
wartime the following House and
Lot: Begin al Iron Stake i47 l-2 r.,
) 10 1-2 W from the N. e. Cotton
on Co. lot on the East side of old
kittrcll Public Road. and run thence
: 10 l+2 w l04 % feet TO Iron Stake
on East Sidc Of said road: thence S
~ l-2 f. 208 2-3 Il. 10 Iron Stake
thence N 10 l-2 f. 1OI % n. to Iron
PIN; thence N 10 10 w 2O8 % n 10
INC beginning. being the lot decided
To {. h. Bcckham by e. w. Finch and
VIE. February. 1912 as of record in
Book 62 page 80 Registry Of Vance
County. This February 2lst. I944,
j. c. KITTRELL. Trustee.
2l-2S-6-l3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28
CATTLE CLUB BANOTET

NcWton, Feb. %. = Plans nave
been made by the Catawba Jersey
{. tile Club to hold a banquet on
April % for all All club bows and
girls who have registered JERSEYS as
thcir project. In addition To- the cIlb
members. the father of each boy or
Sifi VIII also DC invited. Tho interest
~ caIi work has been greatly in
creased. and Jersey breeders are CO.
operating To make Catawba rountv
lhe leader IN All calf club members.
says Assistant County Agcn; J. F.
Giles Of the State College Extension
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

sit this war out"
After being in the real cStatc bust
ness for 20 ycars-l922 10 l9i2-
Major Matthews rc-cntcrcd the
Army 10 serve his country in any
capacity in which The military saw
fit Ia place him.
Prior 20 the declaration O! war ne
tried To enter the service Tor some
Is months. but nc was unsuccessful.
because he WAS not i reserve Officer
In February. 1912. however. when
the bars were let down for World
War officers. he filed application
and WAS one .: the first Ia 10" ac-
C"pt"d. He Was commissioned a cap
tam IN March. 1912. and promoted 10
major N January. 1913.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28
BOYS, Girls After
Jobs Should Take
Evidence of Age

,I =.
.''.'i','' '"' -. J"o->eSN!iiS
"'NN ..' -'''H '''''E ~ VIII" Ie'\c
nome >.'"..'' S"''H N.n! 'hrm proof
w '.'''. "-"' 49, N'"'! montgomery:
- '.,'.' ''.." LABOR co.lsUItAhl @!
'.'' "'. ."" ''' bureau l. >. 't-
go, ....'.., 30 l'''..'.' III 'N''"'''H' s"!"
...".'H' '''','" Sc 'HSF axe "P' Il"
.',' ..''. .N''' 9, S.'.'''''c'' III" "''""'r
o." ''."' ~ va. J"', ." "''SA '''!
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28
NOTICE.

The undersigned having qualified
a. administrator of the estate of
Eugene II. Brccdlovc. deceased. late
ri Vance County. N. G., This is notice
10 all persons having claims against
INC said estate To present them 10 Inc
Undersigned on or before the 2Ist
day Of February, l045. or this notice
VIII be pleaded in bar Of any re-
covcry. MI persons indebted 10 said
cstItc viii please make immediate
settlement
This 2lst. day of February. 1914.
WOODROW II. BREEDL,OVE
Route 3. Henderson. N. c.
administrators Of the Estate of
Eugene r. Breedlove.
2l-2U-6-l3-20-27
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

Five hundred million man hodrs
lost yearly TO war work by illness,
announced Manpowcr Commissioner
Paul V. MCNutt. Which causes the
man at inc next desk TO rise and
remark that the common cold is
nothing 10 sniff at.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

The first wheeled vehicle. Accord
ing to Photographs. was invented
5000 years ago. This proves the
great durability of the pedestrian.
for he's still among us.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28
NOTICE.
Statc oi North Carolina:
County Of Vance.

Stale Of North Carolina:
County Of Vance:
INC undersigned, having qualified
as Administrator e. I. a.. of the estate
p' Mary X. Clay, late of Vance Conn
ty, North Carolina. this is notice 10
all persons having claims against tho
Said estate to exhibit tncm 90 the
Undersigned Administrator e. {. a.. in
henderson. North Carolina, on or
before the 3lSt day of january. l945.
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
ol any recovery. All persons indcbtco
To said estate will please make
prompt settlement.
This 3lst day of .Jonuary. 1914
A. w. GhOLSON, JR..
Administrator c. I. a. Estate of
Mary n. Clay, deceased.
3l-7-li-2l-23-6
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

Those 81 German soldiers who
surrendered when 4 HInk captain
pointed Il spoon Al them might iiayc
thought they were just being invited
over TO have i cup OF coffee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

More burglaries occur in early all
tumn than at any other time. sta
tistics show. Porch climbers must
be allersic to icicles and mosquitoes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

"AiuSSolini Silcut"-hcId!inC With
good reason. since no one Will listen
10 him any more.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT BY
planting carly bearing Fruit trees,
and Berry plants, offered by Vlr-
SIu!aS Largest Growers. Wutc tor
New Low Price Catalogue. listing
extensive line OF FRUITS and Or
namCntaR. Wayv>huru Nurseries.
NayncShpg", Virginia. hd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28
WANT ADS
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THE TELEPHONE COAi'ANl' IS
III need q! young women between
the ages OF Il and % 10 tram ;Or
telephone operators at Jacksun-
vile, y. {. Starting salary Sl9.5O
per week. Board and room Is OBJ
taInablC al durmitury for $500 per
week. Girls are under careful su-
pCrV!sIun. This l. an essential ser
vice to our armed forces. Apply at
local telephone Office ior further
information. Carolina Telephone
* Telegraph Co. 23-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

Ski jumpers reverse the usual
procedure FIRST they have their
downs. and then their ups.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

The Henderson Daily Dispatch is 4
member OF The Associated Press and
Ap Features, Southern Newspaper
Publishers Association ana the North
Carolina Press Association.
The Associated Press is eNclu-
slvcly entitled 10 use for republican
tion all news dispatches credited 10
OF not cthSrwIsc credited in this
paper, and also the local news pub
liSned therein. All rights OF publ
cation of special dispatches herein
are reserved.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

METAL TOOL CHEST HAMMERS.
SANS, pliers. y good line ui CaI-
pcmtcr's tools. Wurkms Hardware
Company. 2J-3,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

GOOD USED CARS NJ REASON
able prices. A iuDk here wI.l con-
VINCE you tina, these cars are
priced To move. Fords-rlymOuln;
-Che\ rolctS, 1875 to lyi0'S
Candler-Palmcr Meteor Co I5-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

ANES-AN HANDLES. & m bo,-
mcr maulS. rallcS, hoes. Wa,E,m- ,,,-
2j-3u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

FOR SLUGGISH LAYING HENS
Try Dr.. Sa!SbWy'S AVI-TAB-n,
Il flock cOndit.Oncr-hclps pen IN
sluggish appctItcS. We have il for
you al Parkcr's RcXa.! Dr.,
Store 2G.it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

u. S. CERTIFIED BABY CHICKS.
Barred Rocks and y. II. EcdS tor
layers and Victory Cuckcrcs
Sl2.95 PCT 100. Hatch carU We'd
ncsday. Delivered anywhere. Or
der now. Louis burg Hatchery,
Macy G.. Brewer. Route =. Louis.
burg, \. {. l"-lUl!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

JUST RECEIVED \ NEW Sj-ppr
oi walirIic paper, new wnntoa
tubs and buckets al THE PIACr
OF VALUES. Alex S. Watkins
23-Ir
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

ARE YOUR HOUSEHOLD GoonS
and personal effects insured, :,
not give us an opportunity of 10, ~
ting you know how little il cos,. " ~
carry this protection. Cotes ~ "
surance Agency. Phone 300, Horna. ~.
Building. For Better INSURANCE :,
Saving. d!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

NICE DRY PINE AND OAK WOon
Any way you want II. See Bcr
Goodrich Or phone IlG-J : TO IL n
III 26-.ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for youI
table. We deliver and save you
gas and time. Phone i39. Always
ready to serve you. HcrDcrt's Vel
low Front. 25-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

BABY CHlCKS-BARRED ROCKS
White Rocks, Bluffs, Kcds. Wyam'
dot,cS, New HampShlrcS. Crosse
LcShornS. All first grade cbr,.,
ScNcd or straight run. Blrchcn;,
hatchery, Petersburg. Va. 23-gn,;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

TIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAVE
the latest official information re-
gardinE tire inspection and appli
cation for new tires and tubes. q,
us help you with yours. Henderson
Vulcanizing Co. 22-t,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

NICE ROOMS, GOOD MEALS HOT
and cold water, steam heat, reason.
"NlS' a' llOISI Sdilu!d. 2j-6;j
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

+ l. y SHLIG BATTERIES -
Standard >IAc Zoe Ca. limited , 10
a customer. Watkins Hardware
Company. 25-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

BICYCLE FOUND SUNDAY TFs
ruary -. Owner may 20; ND, no-
by describing and PAWN Sn!le Its!cle
Sec Earl TcSnear, South Hcndoua Hu'
28.6,;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered Al the post office in Hender-
son, y. c, as second class mail matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

DRY PINE WOOD FOR SAFE
Sawed stove length and dci;na.,
anywhere in Henderson. n'e'ed
Glover, phone 1921. 10 al.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

EXPERT TYPEWRITER AND ADJ
ding Machine rcpairman now con-
nectcd with us and we are well
equipped to give you prompt and
eiiiclent service on all kinds and
makes. Phone 62 Affords Printing
oiilcc supply 90. 2i-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

MISUNDERSTANDING ZINC
groovcd in. Skilled mechanics
saves 800. Other work here soon.
Write us. we call. Manson Smith
Co. Richmond, Va. 80 years
service" S&,N-ts
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28
WANT ADS
Get Results

GLEN ROGERS BRIQUETS p0c,-
hontaS washed nut, New DSA- D;A
Egg VeSta Red Ash and high nvgr nn.I
lty stocker and spin, coil eGai.
Bob Falkner at ii. O. Fai,.,ed edll
Son. phone 26O. 'er
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

WANT ADS
Get Results
GLEN ROGERS BRIQUETS p0c,-
hontas washed nut, Nr,,. IA
Egg, Vcsta Red Ash and biah nNer
ity Stocker and spin, col, quai-
Bob Falkner at ii. 0. FaIl.nSall Sall
l8-tf
DRY PINE WOOD FOR SAFE
Sawed stove length and dci;na
anywhere in Henderson.
~. 2S-2Oh
BICYCLE FOUND SUNDAY Trc-
ruary 27. Owner may 90, Lo-
by describing and payinn ,n'ue
See Earl TcSncar, South Hcnd"u' su'
2S-6u
ARE YOUR HOUSEHOLD G;oo0e
ana personal effects insured9 :,
not give us an opportunity nf H.. II
ting you know how little il COST
carry this protection. Cotes ~
surance Agency. Phone 300 Ho,na -
Building. For Better InsuranCa VI
l8-tf
ANES-AN HANDLES. & m L,,,
mcr maulS. rakcS, hoe, W,,r''
~. 2j-3u
JUST RECEIVED y NEW SI,pprv
OF wallrItc paper, urw vr,ta-
tubs and buckets al THE PI,ACE
OF, VALUES. Alex S. Watkins
2S-lu
BABY CHICKS-BARRED ROCKS
White Rocks, Bluffs, Kcds. Wyan'
dot,cS, New HampshlrCs. CrosS"s
LcghornS. All first grade cbic.,
ScNcd or straight run. BIrchcm,.
hatchery, Petersburg. Va. 23-3N,i
NICE ROOMS, GOOD MEALS. HOT
and cold water, steam heat, reason.
able, al Hotel Sandya. 25.f,;
NICE DRY PINE AND OAK WOnn
Any way you want II. See Ror
Goodrich OF phone IlG-J : TO ION
III 26-2r
FOR SLUGGISH LAYING HENS
Try DR.. Sa!SburyS AVl-TAB-r',
Il flock cOndit.uucr-hclDs pcu I'M
sluggish apprtltcs. We have il for
you al Parkcr's RcXa.! Dras
Store. pG.,t;
GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT BY
planting early bearing Fruit Trees
and Berry plants, offered by Vr-
| GIu!a'S Largest Growers. Write Tor
New Low Price Catalogue. listing
rXtcnSlNc line ul FRUITS and Or
namcntan. Wayc>huru Nurseries
NaHnrNnJ!", Virginia. nd
FOR -CHEVROLET COACH
1879 muicl. Con br Syru q. Slnury
shop Dac. al Henderson Sic N
laundry. For information phone
9-J. 26-lI
METAL TOOL CHEST HAMMERS.
SANS, pliers. y good line ui car
pcntcr's tools. Watkins Hardware
Company. 2J-3l
GOOD USED CARS NJ REASON
able prices. A iuJk here wal con-
VINCE you tina, these cars are
priced To move. Fords Plymoulns
--Che\ rolctS, 1875 TO lyiO'&
Candlar.Pa!mcr Meteor Go. I5u
REDUCED % PERC ENT FOR
clearance, large co heaters ana
| CIyCulatOTS. Also a !v.g mirrors a,
hal! price. Alex 5. Watkins.
28-2.
FOR SALE VERY CHOICE HOL-
stein, Guernsey and Ayrshire
hcltcrs $500 each uuu up. ship
ped {. O. ID. Buil free with ike
hcIfcrS. Homestead Farms. Route
>, MCGraw. n y. 2S5i
u. S. CERTIFIED BABY CHICKS
Barred Rocks and y. II. EcdS Tor
layers and Victory CuykCrc!s
Sl295 Dcr 100. Hatch cucu We'd
nCsday. Delivered anywhere. Or
der now. Louis burg hatchery,
Macy G.. Brewer, Route =. Louis,
burg. y. {. l6-lUM
l. y u r. Il L MISUNDERSTANDING
with Master NHC meta. STRIPS Ia!l
for estimate. No ration, no Priority
forms. You get well done loo.
j. Maurice Allen, Phone lu26-W.
m-wi-u
WE ARE NOW PREPARED To
give you promp, ta.i"rn- SERVICE
in alterations and repairs. Haf.
just employed Juugc S'uincr!aha
Il good and well known tailor.
Bring on your garments 10 Oc
altered, rcmOdclcd. repaired. or re-
lined. j. L. Parrish Taiorin-
shop. 2J-2t!
KNIFE AND FORK SETS T. AND
~ pc. sets. Carbon steel. WatklnS
Hardware Company. -1-'H
| N'L' tDI' N-f,u. pI''I"TIrI, THAN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

AUTO BATTERIES a COMPLETE
stock for FordS. Chcyrolcts and
IlymouihS. Western Auto ASsu-
CiHtc Store. Henderson. lT&o8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28

THERE ARE MANY REASONS
why ROP mated chicks should
sell FOR more. We have them at
$1,000. Our regular mating at Sl3.-
w. hundreds have booked orders.
Why not Let us have yours? Tclc-
phone 81 Henderson Hatchery.
24-26ti