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PIANO RECITALAI. New
Yorko Times Hall ,ivyks pianis-
to-kompozitoriaus Vyt. Bace-
viGiaus du piano recitalai =
Lapkricio 4 .ir rs.
Prof. Vyt. Bacevicius pasi-
rase kontrakta su savo mana
dzeriu trejetui metu.
Prof. Baceyiciaus paskuti-
nieji muzikos kuriniai patal-
pinti nekuriu miestu knygy-
nuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

R'ALTRUsAIT1S Vincas, IA m.
! mire 'Clevelande Rugs. "a.
Paejo Vilkaviskio par. Anne
rikoj isgyveno ilgus lnetus.
sLAPIKAS Antanas, Sc metu,
mire Rugs. 16, Dayton, O.
(Zapyskio par.) Amerikoje
isgyveno ilgus metus.
sITKAUSKAS Kazys, 63 NJ,
mire Liepos 16, Detroite.
RINKUS Stasys, SO M, mire
Rugs. Is, .nuo automobile
suzeidimo Hamtramck, Mich.
SPRINDIS Ignas, SO M, mire
Rugp. 25, Spring Valley, Ill.
RRAZAITIS Juozas, 54 metu,
mire Rugpj. %, Chicagoje,
(Panevezio ap. seduvos p.)
BELAIsIENE Ona, mire Rug
pjucio %, Breslau, Pa.
MIKUcIONIS. Kazys, mire Fl
Rugp., Exeter, Pa.
GRINIUS Florijonas, 70 metu
mire Rugsejo Z, Chicagoje
(Lioliu par.) Amerikoje is
gyveno so metu.
BAzEIKA Juozas, seno ann.
mire Rugs. s, Chicagoj. (Ra.
seiniu ap.) Amerikoj isgyve.
no SO metus.
KARCIAUSKAS Kazys, miri
Rugp. 80, Port Blanchard
Pa.
BARZDAITIENE Apolonija,
mire Rugp. 27, Wilkes-Bar
re, Pa.
MERGEVICIENE Katre, miri
Rugp. men,, Plymouth, Pa.
MARKEVICIUS Viktoras, mi
re Rugs. men. Shenandoah
Pa.
BAJORIUNAS Kazys, mire 3,
Rugp., Philadelphia, Pa.
CEPONIS Jonas, mire Rugp
men,, Elizabeth, N. ].
LEIKAUSKAS Petras, mir
Rugp. m. Elizabeth N. J.
KRIVINSKAS Pranas mir
Rugp. men. Elizabeth N. J
RUZGA Juozas mire Rugs. m.
Elizabeth, N. j.
TAKUsIS Antanas, mire Rug
sejo M, Elizabeth, N. J.
OLEkAS Jonas, 40 M, mir
Rugs. men,, Grand Rapids
Mich.
VAIVADA Augustus, 72 m
mire Rugs. 6, Grand Ra
pids, Mich.
GALLAGHER Felicia Oak
saite), "a M, mire Rugs. 6
Chicagoje, kur buvo If gl
mus.
KASMAUSKIENE Prane &c
cyte), &C NJ, mire Rugs. II
Chicagoj. (Raseiniu ap. Ne
maksciu p. Lygiu KY Amerl
koj isgyveno 48 metus.
BICKAUSKIENE Adele, mir
Rugs. men,, Mahanoy City
Pa.
KACKUS Povilas, Sc M, mir
Rugp. 10, Pittston, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

TRAFIKO nelaimes salyje
po karo baigimo ir gasoline
paliuosavimo pasoko 261 nuos.
virs to paties periodic pernai.
Per Rugpjucio menesi sy-
met trafike uzmusta 2430 as
menu visoje salyje, if per pir-
mus s men. uzmusta $500.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

DR.. E. GURSKAITES
OFISAS

DR.. Eugenija Gurskaite jau
atidare savo ofisa. 753 Fisher
Bldg. Telefonas Madison O818.
Stephania Douvan-Ciurliony-
te ir Maria Sims ia proga DR..
Gurskaitei pasiunte geliu ir ap-
lanke nauja ofisa atidarymo
dienoje.
DR.. Gurskaite gavo ir daug
kitu graziu linkejimu nuo sa-
vo draugu, daktaru, ypac mok-
slo draugu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
PITTSBURGH
RUOSIASI ORC BIZNIUI

Pittsburghas turedamas dl-
dele lektuvams stoti, kur SUI
eina kelios orlaiviu linijos, ziu,
ri i ateiti tikedamas kad cis
bus didelis rytiniu valstiju orc
liniju centras.
Viena linija kuri is cia vel,
kia gavo leidima vezioti pasa,
zierius per Atlantika, taip kao
trumpoje ateityje gall praside-
ii tiesioginiai skridimai is cia
j Londona.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
PARVYKO PABEGELIS

BALI pranesa kad jo para
ma pargryzo j Amerika Walter
Vaitkus, Amerikoje gimes pa
begelis is Lietuvos, kuris buvo
pasisalines nuo bolseviku ir da-
bar per svedija parvyko j sia
Sail.
Gaudamas finansine parama
is BALE tas jaunuolis studi-
javo medicina svedijoje per
venus metus. Dabar jis gy-
vena Philadelphijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
R.ENNS,Y,LV LVANIJOE
| iPHIEADEIPHIJO
arI PASTABOS

SKUBUS ir aktingas Ameri-
kos Lietuviu sujudi1nas Lietu-
vos byla ginti buvo labai rel
kalingas. Amerikos Lietuviu
Misijos valdybos pareiskimas
spaudoje tue reikalu yra svei-
kas ir sveikintinas poelgis.
AIM kvietimas Amerikos
Lietuviu Tarybos prisideti prie
surengimo bendrai Antros Mi
siios j Washingtona yra labai
taktiskas ir ne viensaliskas pa
sielgimas. Jeigu Amerikos Lie
tuviu Taryba lures gerus no
rus tai il priims 81 pakvieti-
ma. Jeigu atmes - teiskit
ja visi.
MISIJA j Washingtona, ma
no supratimu, nei kick nepa-
kenks ALT saukiamam kon-
gresui, Chicagoje. Jeigu ALT
veikiantis komitetas bus uz-
tektinai ismintingas tai ju pri-
sidejimas prie Misijos sustip-
rims patti kongresa. Priesingu
atveju pasireikstu tarpe Anne
rikos Lietuviu didesne prara-
ia, zlugtu viltys' visu tu kurie
nori ir jiesko Americas Lietu-
viu vieningumo tvirciau dirbti
Lietuvos nepriklausomybes by
los gynime.
zodziu, AIM savo kvietimu
ALT. eiti j talka Antra Misija
surengti praskina kelia ben
dram Americas LievtuViu vel
kimui uz Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybes atstatyma.
PAS MUS. Philadelphijoje
lankesi zyni Lietuve veikeJa
Lietuvos tremtiniu reikalais. IS
pasikalbeiimo su ia gavau pa
tirti kad tai yra auksto iSauk-
lejimo moteris. Del zinomu
sio laiko politiniu apystovu jos
vardo neminesiu. Pabegellals
rupinimosi darbas yra begalo
didelis ir sunkus, ta nasta Il
no ir patiria tie kurie ta darba
dirba. Eiliniai Lietuviai var
giai supranta sunkia to dar-
DO. JOS nuomone, darbas bu-
tn daug lengvesnis jeigu Anne
rikos Lietuviai susikauptu tar
pc saves.
Lietuvos pabegeliu reikalai
sake il, eina geryn; uztarima,
uz musu tremtinius sutvirtelc
ir dabar nera baimes kad JIG
butu prievarta grazinami ter
is kur bego; savanoriu gryzt
nesiranda.
il apgailestauja nekuriu re
daktoriu pasiskubinima isvar
dinti pabegelius, neatsizvel
giant j siu dienu politines So
lygas. Nors tas daroma ne 81
blogais morals, bet pabegelll
darbui atnesa daug zalos. Tux
stanciai enkavedistu Ameriko
ja musu darbus seka, pranes;
ka mes cia veikiame, o tas la
bal kenkia musu darbams. Sis
atsargos pastata turime Wis
isidemeti.
SOVIETAMS Wis dar rup
Ispanijos "faSizmas'. Mask
vos Izvestia sake, atejo patio
giausias laikas Franco rezimu
sutriuskinti. Maskva jei ga
letu patti viena paskandintu t;
krasta kraujuose. Jai atsirug
sta Ispanijos pilietinis Eara'
1857 metals, kuriame Ispa
Mia daug prisidejo raudonukl
pralaimejimui. Dabar JOS gar
siakalbis saukia kad laikas pri
noko limits zygio''. Ne kitail
Maskva ziuri il Argentinos
''nazizma'.
Bet Maskvos garsiakalbi<
niekad nepasake kas buvo ia,
sizmo-nazizmo pirmas "tevas"
Juk zmones gyvene prizes 191!
metu bolsevistine revoliucije
II. ..oH;,o;o -. ,,omir.6 q ! n
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BALF PRASO PA
RAMOS PAI.Bl:EGE- A'I.l:'E!
LLA'',lM|','S n
RUBU VAJUS

RUBU VAJUS
BALE tesla ruby vaju Lie
tuvos karo nukentejusien1s ir
isblaskytiems po Europa.
Vasara pasibaige NUNS, il
baigiasi ir Europoje, ir baigia-
81 anksciau. Ten musu bro
liai uzklupti be ruby, nes be-
go nuo bolseviku tik taip kaip
stow, ir atsidure svetimose sa-
lyse he aprangalu.
Kiekvienas jusq atliekamas
nereikalingas rubas pades SUI
sildyti nelaiminga Lietuvi.
Nors karas pasibaige, bet
kentejimai vargsu pabegeliV
tesiasi, ir mes Lietuviai priva-
lone kick galima apsirupinti
apdengti savus nelaiminguo-
sius.
Pageidaujami bent kokie de-
yeti tinkami rubai avalai il
lovoms reikmenys. Kur vel.
kia Lietuviu BALE skyrius il
renka rubus arba parapijos al
siaip istaigos priima, neskit
savo dovanojamus rubus ts
vieta. IS kitur galima pasiust
didesnius kiekius ruby, suristr
] dezes, j BALI sandeli adresu
United Lithuanian Relief Func
Warehouse, 101 Grand Street
Brooklyn, IL, N. Y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
PENNSYLVANIJOS

los Valdzia nusprende palmtl /
savo globa dar 202 titus ku-
RE rardasi AZ miestuose, kas
sudarys palengvinima items
miestams. Dabar valstijos ke-
liu departmentas jau turf savo
zinioje il globoje $4,000 tiltu.
PENNSYLVANIA 1916 me-
tais susitvarkys darbals talp
kad darbu bus daugiau negu
tureta 1889 metals. Surinkta
zinios is 493 Pennsylv&njJos
industriju, kurios parodo kad
bus imama i darbus apie 20
nuos. daugiau darbininkQ ne
OIL dirbo 1899 metals, bet n
nuos. maziau negu 1943 m.
Gubernatorius Martin deda
pastangas garsinti sia Valstl-
ia visoje salyje, patrauklmul
cia nauju industriju ir zmoniQ
ovventi. Esancios industrijos
raginamos plestis if dldlntl
darbus.
Jau dabar apie 500 naujq
firmu parode susiidomejimo IS
sistatvti sau dirbtuVes arha
isisteigti esamose sioje Valstl,
ioje.
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WATERBURY,. Ct.
AUKOS LIETUVIU MISIJAI

Rugsejo 1928 id. Amerikos
Lietuviu Misija turejo svar-
bius pasitarimus Lietuvos ne
priklausomybes reikalais, New
Yorke, Pennsylvania Hotel.
Buvo patiekta raportai apie
naujus patyrimus Washingto-
ne ir nutarta testi Misijos ak
CHA toliau, Lietuvos nepriklau-
somybes byloje.
Ten pat, dalyviai 'sudejo ir
perdave A. L. Misijos kasie-
riui sekancias aukas Misijos
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MIRIM Al

nios apie mrsius Letuvus same skyruje apnama dyka
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

SONNY: H Mr. Quaker how Americas favor breakfast oduce
like flood shot from Hollywood
QUAKER MAN. millions
worlds
plump, ThenBANG BANG
bert With milk you've a breakfast deluxe
Why sight gofed grains my
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

QUAKER MAN: They're good, too, for an active
fellow like you, Sonny. You see, Quaker Pulled
Rice Sparzies have natural grain amounts of Vita
min Bl, Niacin and Iron restored That why
they're in Basic Food Group according to War
time Nutrition Standards. And don't forget they're
NOT RATIONEDl
SONNY: That's happy thought I'm putting in my
order for more Quaker Puffed Rice Sparkies now.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

bait in the form of croakers, cat
fish and white trout
ON THE WHOLE THERE IS
no particular reason Tor catching
q garfish in these waters except
to kill him and kick him over
board. In this sense he might
be considered a game fish, like
tarpoH. because so far as we
know no one ever eats q tarpon.
II looks to is as though the only
thing a tarpon is good for is to
have a picture taken or to be
mounted for display in a barroom
or hotel lobby.
But getting back to gars. it
takes a stretch of Imagination to
call him q game fish. Pound for
pound, a little strawberry Dream
CT goggle-eye is a hundred times
more game, and a black bass at
least fifty. A gar will give a
couple of hard lunges, and then
lie is through. Cars break many
d fishing pole and hand line, but
only because of their weight. Our
idea of the least sport in the
world is to get into a gar hole
with a stout line rugged for the
purpose. Hooking them is about
as hard as feeding corn to a pig,
and pulling them about as risky
IS leading a mule by a haltar.
Once, a long time ago in scout
camp, we shot ; pig with a bow
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
Death of 1t G.
M. WHion,s In
Action Reported

That their son, 1t. Clifton NJ
Illiams. better known as Kelly
r~eviously reported missing, had
net death in action over Ham
burg, Germany, Sunday, Dec. 81
1914. at ll:45 a. m. has just beer
learned by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifton Williams Of Esca-
tawpa, through the War Depart
ment.
1t. Williams was pilot of a BIZ
Flying Fortress and had made
many missions over Germany's
largest cities.
Born July I'll, 1923. at Esca-
tawpa, 1t. Williams was gradu-
ated from the Moss Point High
school, after which he attended
Graceland college at Lamont,
Iowa, for a year before enlisting
in the Army Air Corps as a flying
cadet, Sept. 4, 1912.
After receiving training at va
rious airfield sthe young cadet
was graduated from Moody Field,
Ga, Feb. 8, 1914, with the rank
of second lieutenant. He was then
sent to Sioux City, Iowa. for COM
bat training before being sent
overseas, August 10, 1914, He ar
rived in England, August rs, and
flew his first mission the follow
ing September 80.
He had been promoted to first
nant He had been promote DIT
lieutenant and was soon to be
raised to the rank of captain. His
decorations were the Air Medal
with three Oak Leaf clusters, and
three battle stars on his ETC
ribbon
Besides his parents, 1t. Will
liams is survived by a brother,
Rudolph, and two sisters, Evelyn
and Marjorie, and other reatives.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

by inference a superman. Ac-
tually he was braggard, and
childish in his lack of proportion
and real understanding with re-
spect to his hunting.
We don't need to add that the
bum never bothered much about
game limits.
Tarpcn fishing must be exciting
enough. We have been ''tarpon
ishing" once or twice. but never
when any were caught.
But even tarpon fishing woult
oegin to pail on us after we hao
had the inevitable picture taken
and had the inevitable specimen
stuffed. We used to have a neigh
Dor who spent a good part of his
lime and income tarpon fishing.
Week after week he went out
trolling. and some weeks he
would catch three or four tarpons
by himself, while the whole party
might catch up to eight or ten.
And the end result of all this
effort was simply to throw ten
dead fish overheard.
We could understand the ex-
element of this for a couple of
weeks, or possibly a season. But
with our neighbor this business
went on for years. Maybe we
lack the real sense of sportsman
ship to understand it.
We could understand il well
enough if it had been mackerel
or pompano involved, even
though they are not the fighters
that tarpon are. But throwing
dead tarpon overboard-of no
use to anyone after the fight was
gone-would have gotten pretty
tiresome to us. Maybe we don't
have the right slant on these
things, although we love to fish
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
Capt. Lamberson Awarded
Bronze Star

The Public Relations Office of
the 3lst Infantry Division USA,
has announced that Capt. Owen
B. Lamberson, who is with that
division on Mindanao, has been
awarded the Bronze Star for mer-
ltorious achievement in connec-
ton with military operations
against the enemy in New Gui-
nea, on Morotai Island, and in
the Mindanao campaign. In the
last named action Capt. Lamber-
son was wounded. He has been
awarded the Purple Heart.
Mrs. Lamberson resides at
1858 Market street, Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

The other dav on Pelham'S
wharf a fellow landed one OF the
biggest gars seen around here in
some time-over five feet long
and well over a hundred pounds
in weight. He dragged the gar in
with a hand line. shot him
through the head, and laid him
out on the pier while he went
on fishing for others.
/ don't know what he planned
to do with the gar but the chances
are he kicked him back in the
river at the end of the dav when
he began to smell. Few people
consider their meat worth the
trouble of skinning them. We
have eaten Goldfish balls made
out of gar meat and they are not
bad at all. but in that case the
seasoning gave flavor to the fish,
and what the original taste of the
fish was like we could not say.
They make fine bait for profess
sinai crabbers, because the meat
is tough and does not tear out
of the nets. Down around Back
Bay the crabbers. generally Will
pay between fifty cents and a
dollar for a gar fish. But there
is no need to go to the trouble
of catching a gar in the Pascal
goula river for crab bait when the
shrimp boats come in with hun
dreds Of pounds Of prime crab
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

to give relatives or neighbors. 1t
is the sportsmen who come back
with pirouges loaded to the gun
wales with ducks, or with boats
about to sink under the weight
of black bass. who have gone a
long way to running sport.
What are the characteristics
of a sportsman anyway? Per-
haps we have the wrong idea. We
know a fellow who shot a fine
dog in the field just because she
made mistakes as a hunter. He
Dragged about it, as though il
made him some sort of SUPER
gentleman and super-sport. But
in our opinion. he was a bum.
Hunting with him was more a
way of Dragging than anything
else, and killing a good-natured
dog was just one way of
he was a super-hunter, and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
UNITY TT WMU

At the meeting of the Wom-
ans Missionary Union of the Uni
ty Baptist church this week, an
interesting period was given to
the monthly Royal Service pro-
gram.
This was followed by prayer
for the Baptist Colleges, Sem
inaries, and hospitals after which
a short business session was held.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
T. ]. Smith Released From
Service

The Separation Center at
Barksdale Field, Shreveport, La,
has sent out the information that
Thomas. j. Smith, who resides at
Pascagoula, Rt. l, has been re-
leased from the service after 36
months of active duty.
Smith was assigned to the Eu-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

FREEDOM OF THE PRESS does not give a Newspaper
the right TO publish scandals. attack innocent individuals or
business firms. Neither does FREEDOM OF SPEECH give the
Individual the right TO be smear the reputation of outstanding
citizens, attack the communiiys leading institutions. nor start
whispering campaigns for the sole reason of disturbing the
public peace. To violate the above rights and privileges is to
endanqer the RIGHTS and happiness Of all"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

and arrow. In dry land COMPARE
sons, that is about as near a thing
to gar fishing as we know.
With some other boys we were
out on a wild boar hunt, al
though there were only a couple
Of old sows roofing acorns and
leaves. We stood on the edge of
a clearing and a SOW came burst
ing down the path When she
saw us she stopped. about fifteen
yards away. | drew back and let
fly with a heavy arrow that
Knocked her over, squealing. Ii
was about as hard as shooting a
a COW. and as much sport. And
all of us-although we were
only boys and had started off in
great ~excitement-felt kind of
ashamed of ourselves.
That's the way gar fishing is,
in u opinion. You get to kill
a big fish, a hundred pounds of
fish, with less real trouble than
II takes to land a two pound bass.
and it is not for food or sport,
but just to kill something
OF COURSE WE KNOW A
lot of sportsmen who declare
themselves sworn enemies of all
sIrs, and consider it a great
service to sport to kill whatever
gars they can. They claim that
gars eat their weight every day
in bass and perch when they get
up the rivers. We debut it; but
most fish are predatory, and CARS
are part of the eternal balance
of nature. and are no more preda-
tory than bass or perch them
selves.
Our idea Of a real sportsman
is a fellow who has a grudging
respect for all wildlife that exists,
and won't take a fish or a squirrel
or a bird beyond what he in
tends to eat, with . few perhaps
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
T

oe Year, $500; Six Months, $125; Three Months, 75c; Subscribers
having their paper changed from one address to another should
give old address as well as tn eneW.
Cards of Thanks, Resolutions, Memorials Obituary Notices, Notices
of Entertainments where admission is to be charged. or other Notices
not of General News value, will be charged for at advertising rates.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

ropean Theater after three
months of training in the States.
He served as a welder. His tour
Of duty overseas lasted "A
months.
He is the son of S. NJ. Smith
of Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

ADMINISTRATORS of Civil Aeronaut-
les, DR.. TheodoreP P. Wright (above),
has been awarded the Daniel Gug-
genheim Medal for 1945, 'for OUT
standing contributions to the devel-
opment Of civil and military air.
craft. and for notable achievement
in assuring the success Of our war;
time production program" DR..
Wright predicts that 100000 per-
sonal planes will fly in the u. S.
within ten years. INTERNATIONALLY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

Patio is a Spanish word mean
ing an inner court or enclosed
space open to the skv.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-21
Soong's Prediction

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-21

British film studios plan to make
western pictures. 1t will be interest
ing to hear couple OF cehuloiG
cowboys calling each other "old boy
instead of 'podner.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-21

The new motor cars VIII De Wluer
news item. This should make try
ing % park more Of an adventure
than ever.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-21

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wheels, lime. cement and roll roof
ng, Watkins Hardware Co. l8-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-21
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LOST-ONE LIGHT TAN COCKER
! spaniel Answers to name ul
Smokey. Valuable To owner rs
rl.idrcu pet. Liberal reward
Call DR.. H. II. Bass a, IS. 184t
WHY WORRY ABOUT SUGAR
shortage When you can preserve
your fruits and vegetables the
gJsy-Aay with 4 General Electric
iieuc Dchydrdtor Sold by Al
'ord's Printing K Office Supply
Company. 29-t.
TOBACCO TWINE. SLIDE
wheels, lime, cement and roll roof
Ing, Watkins Hardware Co. l3-4tI
LOST. SATURDAY IN HENDER-
s9N ladies' yellow gold bracelet
WITH three blue sapphires. Finder
please notify Mrs. Wallace Boyd.
Route >, Henderson. 1891
EVERY FOUR MINUTES A HOME
burns somewhere. Yours may be
next. Let Us make certain that
your insurance provides the pro-
lection YOU need today. Gates In
sdrancc Agency, the home OF bet
ter insurance Al a saving. Phone
800 Stf
y GOOD LOCAL FIRM WANTS
married man with high school
education and draft exempt for
permunen, job. Good salary and
eXcellcn, opportunity to advance.
Address P-50o, care Dispatch.
20-3u
.BuIT JARS. REGULAR SIZES.
a..o vide mouth jars in halt pints,
pnts. quarts and half gallons. jar
tops, Kerr and Mason jar rings.
and pura.tn WaN for sealing. Wat
k.e> Hardware Co. l8-4ti
ATTENTION.. B AND c CARD
holders now eligible to buy new
tires. Official tire inspection sta
tons Bon Ton ESQ Service, Har-
us & Daniel Esso Service. l2-tf
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISH
ed. Waxing and pol ng. Work
done by experienced f.oorman
with heavy auty sanding machine
AID po'.shers. Prices reasonable.
Call J. Maurice Allen, lO26-W.
WIS If
CALL HARDIE TRANSFER CO,
| l9r all kinds Of hauling, local and
out Of town. Phone 36l-J. 1884,
FOR RENT: TWO ROOM DOWN
stairs apartment Furnished or un-
furnished. Water, lights. heat, TEL
ephoNc included Mrs l.. W.
IIoogoo5, 4o3 Zene street. Phone
58I-W. 2O-2tI
GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for your
table We deliver and save you
gas and time. Phone 439. Always
ready to serve you. Herbert's Yel-
! low Front 25-tf
! OFFICE SUPPLIES, PRE- WAR
pencils, ledger binders and sheets,
numbering machines, typewriter
papers, ribbons and carbon paper
Rubber stamps made to order.
School supplies. Henderson Book
Co. Established 1884 loft
WANTED. FARMER ON THE
half share for 1876. One with
enough help - tend seven acres
tobacco, five acres cotton, corn
anj feed crops. Good team and
tools TO work with, Apply G. L.
Garter. Phone l03. 20-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-21

ATTENTION! B AND c CARD
holders now eligible to buy new
tires. Official tire inspection sta
tons. Bon Ton ESQ Service, Har-
rs & Daniel ESSo Service l2-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-21

CALL HARDIE TRANSFER CO.,
tor all kinds Of hauling, local and
cat Of town. Phone 36l-J 1851