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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
DANASNJI RAZGOVORI
MATER

Ko sem Sc razgovarjala z mo-
10 sodelavko v tovarni, mi pra-
vi:
"se nikdar v zivljenju nisem
delala v tovarni. Imam stiri
otroke. Trije sinovi sc bojujejo
ma bojnih poljanah preko NOR
ia, hci je pa tudi v armadi in
sicer kot bolnicarka. Tako vidi-
te, sva ostala z mozem sama. V
hisi sc je nastanila samota in
zalost. Zato sem 81 poiskala de-
10. Sedaj Sc mi vidi, da vsaj te
ure, ko sem ma delu nekako bolj
nitro minejo, nego so popreje.
"Ko so otroci odsli cd donna,
mi nj bilo vec "a prestajati. We'd
no sem hodila gledati, kdaj pri-
de pismonosa S pismi. Kljub te-
mu, da je mnogokrat re Sci mi
mo Mise, sem Sc vedno hodila
gledati v postno skrinjico v upa-
nju, morda je pa lie kaksno pi-
smo cd otrok.
"Vsak sum, posebno pa Sc his
nj zvonec, me je zelo vznemiril. +"
In zopet druga matt mi je pri-
povedovala:
"Moj sin pride v teku par dni
ma dopust. Sem ze vprasala de-
lovodja "a .dovoljenje, da osta-
mem donna "a en- teden."
S tako goreco ljubeznijo pri-
poveduje, kaj bo vse skuhala ip
spekla "a "zimija," ko pride do
NOV. Nato Sc il pa hkrati zresni
obraz in komaj slisno izrece:
"Mogoce pride poslednjikrat!!"
Da, tezka je locitev cd svoj-
cev, ko odhajajo vojne. A nih-
&c ne more obcutiti tistega, kar
obcuti le matt.
Zato 81 pa lahko predstavlja-
mo trpljenje nasih mater v do
movini. Nekatere teh m a t e r
imajo svoje sinove ze po sest ali
vec let v boju. Poleg tega trpijo
glad, so brez obleke in obutve, v
mnogih slucajih brez strehe.
Njih zivljenje je veeen strah
pred krutim sovraznikom, XII Jim
pred lastnimi ocmi poziga do
move in ubija njih lastne otroke.
Nase "Progresivne Slovenke"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
.KrOzki
p0r0caj0...

Zopet sem tu, da napisem ne
koliko o nasem krozku st. 3
"Progresivnih Slovenk."
Bile smo ma seji v sredo g..
marca, ko pristopi k meni Sc
stra zagar in mi pravi:
ia, vam pa moran cestitati,
ker ste napisala tako lep dopis
" "Enakopravnost"! LIE Sc kaj
napisite! Clanice kaj rade be-
reno dopise."
Hvala lepa, Mrs. zagar! Vine
nu vseh clanic Sc mi je pa "a
hvalila nasa predsednica. Pri-
srcna hvala "a priznanje in do
bro voljo clanic. Vidi Sc mi, da
so vse prav zadovoljne z mojim
pisanjem in zato bonn nadalje-
vala kolikor mi bo pac cas- do
puscal.
Ko smo prisle,na zadnjo sejo,
so bile nekatere clanice ze "a
posljene S stetjem vstopnic "a
igro, XII Sc DO vrsila dine 8. april
la, t. j. ma belo nedeljo v Slo-
venskem drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave. Naslov igre je:
"Tri sestre" in Ana Cesen jo je
re prav dobro opisala. Pravijo,
da bo zelo smesna, zato lie pridi-
te vsi,- XII hocete biti ledezni par
ur dobre wolfe in razvedrila. Pri-
cetek predstave DO tocno oh 4.
uri popoldne. Po zakljucku igre
bo pies in prosta zabava. Vstop-
nina "a Vse skupaj samo SOC.
Yes preostanek gre v dobre ma
meme, "a Jugoslovanski narod
v starr domovini. Maj ne mani
ka nobenega Slovenca in Slo-
venke, kateremu je pri srcu ma
Sc trpece ljudstvo. Napolnite
Slovenski drustveni dom do zad-
NIGGA koticka!
Ker Sc bo gotovo vdelezilo
priredbe mnogo rojakov in roja-
KIM il St. clairske okolice, vam
JAZZ lahko postrezem z vstopni-
cami, &c Sc zglasite ma mojem
naslovu. Ne bo vam zal, ker ma
Sc clanice pravijo, da bodo pri-
pravile dobro vecerjo.
Da ste jih slisali, kako so de-
batirale, kaj vse hi rade skuha-
lie in spekle, &c bi Sc dobilo brez
ten presnetih ''poincev"! Zupan-
ciceva Gusti je rekla, da njene
zajke sicer pricakujejo "stork-
lje", in da bi jih dala "a pecen-
ko, &c Sc zavrsi veseli dogodek
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
POrOcilO krOzka st. /.

Nasa zadnja veselica dne 18.
marca v proslavo godovanja
vseh Jozetov in Jozic, Lojzk,
Anck, Cilk, it'd, Sc je vrsila v
najlepsem redu. Pridne clanice
so bile vse ma mestu pri delu v
kuhinji, q. Perko, M. Rupnik,
Annie JERSEY kakor tudi v to-
cilnici tx. Moze, M. Bashel, T.
Tomle). L. Cebron je bila zelo
zaposljena z listki. In nasa pred
sednica, A. Zaic - povsod lie
bila ma mestu, kakor gospodi-
MIA pri svoji druzini.
Frances Henikman in Mary
Vidrih sta bill pa zelo pridni z
zbiranjem "copakov' - proda-
jail. sta namrec okrepcilne list
ke. Sestri Kalin in Jakolin sta
bill pa rediteljici, oziroma spre-
jemalki pri vratih.
Mogoce nisem omenila vseh
delavk, kar mi boste seveda
oprostile, ker sem bila sama "a
posljena S prodajo vstopnic -
bila sem namrec v takozvanem
"kazot room". In Sc ia kriz
bozji sem imela, da so me cla-
nice vedno zapirale v moi "kur-
nik', kar je zane najvecja po-
kora ker tako rada poslusam
godbo in Sc posebno rada poslu-
sam tiste lepe sloyenske valcke
in poke, XII jih igrajo Vadnalo-
vi in~po katerih mladina po mo-
jem opazovanju raje plese, kot
pa po modernih plesnih koma-
din.
Srecni so bill ma tenn plesu
sledeei: Frank Jelercic, XII je do
bill .prvo nagrado, oziroma diva
para zelo lepih prevlak "a
vzglavne blaine (pillow cases.;
Jennie Jenko, drugo nagrado ali
steklenico zganja in Jennie
Skerl, tretjo nagrado - cigare-
te. Ali je bill moz vessel, kaj Jen-
ME? .. Vs..
Vsem udelezencem prav lepa
hvala! Ko bono prihodnjic kaj
priredile, pa mas zopet poseti-
te!
Sedaj pa O nasi zadnji seji,
XII je bila zelo zivahna. Ker nam
je podarila Theresa Gorjanc par
lepih "pillow cases., smo jih
sklenile oddati kot nagrado ma
tel seji, kar nam je prineslo v
blagajno $22.70. Dobila jih je
Gertrude Bozic, XII nam je po-
darila v blagajno nadaljnih
$500, tako da nam je prinesel
dar Gorjenceve vsega skupaj
$27.7O v blagajno. Tudi druge
elanice so v mesecu marcu pre-
cej darovale " krozkovo bla-
gajno in sicer po $500 - Ceci-
LIZA Jankovic, Josie Zafred, Ma
ry Kaferle in Jennie Groboli-
SEX; po $1.O0 - Frances Glo-
bocnik, Agnes MakaroviG in Ma
ry Kozel; Karolina Moze Toe.
- ~l~ i ~ ..
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07

Pvt. Ruben Pierce, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Pierce of 1918 North
18th St. is home on a 15-day fur
Tough. Pvt. Pierce is stationed at
Sheppard Field, Texas. Ruben is a
| graduate of Central High School and
was a former Medical student at the
University Of Omaha. Up to the pres
EFT date Reuben has been the re-
cipient of mauv social courtesies.
starting with a dinner party given by
his mother Sunday afternoon and
there have been many more social
events planned for him. Reuben is
SEVEN-CUIDE
to continue his studies at the Uni
enjoying himself immensely with his
Older brother, Claude, as well as his
sisters, Lenora and Jean, and a small
brother, Stanley. Pvt. Pierce admits
that there is no place like home. Reu-
ben and Claude have been betting
that they will be in service together
0 After the War, Reuben intends
versity and his advice to the Younger
men is to keep on studying until I'm
Gle Sam calls for them.
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07
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BABY
By LiiliGn B. Storms

In these days Of shortages Of
help, the baby's clothing is getting
more and more plain and easier to
wash and iron (if it needs iron
ing). Furthermore, the palmer
clothes are more comfortable for
baby. Plain nighties and the shirts
which tie instead of going on over
the head are easier to put on a
squirming little body, besides TAX
ing much less time to wash and
iron.
Have everything large enough,
too large at first because babies
grow at an astonishing rate, and
large clothes and large blankets
are so much easier on both you and
baby than are those which are a bit
too small.
You can be thankful for the
change in fashions from the much
beruffled dresses babies used to
wear. Ruff1es take time to iron, get
into basy:s mouth, lace tears or
catches in the iron or in baby's
fingers and fringe or tassels are
not worth their bother.
Right along with the change to-
ward palmer clothing there has
been a decided trend toward put
ting less clothing on babies, espe-
cially in hot weather. On really
hot days a diaper is all that is
really necessary. You can tell by
feeling of his hands and feet if he
is warm enough.
In hot weather at least some Of
his food doesn't need to be warmed
for feeding. The pre-cooked baby
cereals may have milk added,
which is at room temperature, but
not cold. His strained vegetables
and fruits do not need to be heat
ed. This is a great convenience
when travelling or visiting.
However, we all like to have
foods which vary in temperature,
so the cereal can be at room tenn
perature, the strained vegetable
warmed and the strained fruit or
custard pudding at room tempera-
ture.
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07
CHATTER BOX
By Doris Ann McCill

Hi Kidsl
Again we dip our pen in the ink
well of eavesdrops and write a little
tattle t~ale-grey about you and who?
FLASH! The reason Betty D.. is so
happy is because ]. c. Hunter is
back. J. C. has spent n year in
Pearl Harbor.
BINC! The party or shall | say,
get together" was a good deal, first
all girls, then later all boys except
about 5 girls. | thought there was a
man shortage but | see it isn't. Hey
boys.
Why is L. C. trying to do go back
with his old fame or what is the
matter Gates.
Happy Birthday" Johnny Mae Bar
ton and many years Of happiness.
What is loud talk trying to do start
trouble? You got my no, SO start 60
ing and you know what l mean.
BACKll
Freddie Lee Booker is back looking
great. Wonder who his friend is now
B., P. B., /. H. or X. P. Watch
out F. B. get your girls together
4 HEARD"
That Barbara L. and Gretchen Ann
are coming to Omaha from Council
Bluffs, to pick up on some of the fun
here in the fair city Cha ha) girls did
you find it? Also here from Council
Bluffs is Eva Jean Littles.
ZOOM!
Who is the certain chick who fire.
q%uently passes a certain shack and
looks in for a certain jitterbug"
HURRAHI
Bates has another job and working
nine hours daily. Good Deal).
SO-R.W. has gone to Washington
for his vacation SO l hear he is having
fun. HAY Roland?
Zip!
The picnic given by Tomorrow's
World Club will be held at Elmwood
Park Sunday, July 9Th.
WHILE MENTIONING CLUBS.
The Youth Canteen is sorta of an
Ideal Club. Some place to go all
week except Sunday, so let's get some
parties arolling every Sunday.
WONDER WHY
R. B. is going around loud talking
people and at the end it all shows
just plain ignorance on both sides. So
let's not try to loud talk each other
on the streets because it looks bad.
Who is the girl who is supposed
to be SO much in love with our dim
pies and why did he get mad when
he read Loud Talk. Certain people
would like to know.
So L. G. is really in love with &C.
He gave her the finest locket and she
is now wearing it around her neck.
The FOURTH will be in next
weeks column.
WHO DOOD 1T?
Who were the certain girls who
went to show and try to use the same
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07
FIRST MISSION OF
GOD SENT LIGHT
Prophet Hess, Pastor
Ora Robinson. Ron

Services throughout the past week
was strength to our hungry souls. Gu,
pastor preached Sunday morning
from 18th chapter St. Matthew, 9th
verse, subject, THE Tares." Sunday
night the text was taken from 18th
psalm, 1st verse. Except the Lord
build the house"
You are always welcome to wor-
ship with US on third Sunday in this
month which is the 18th. Rev. Frank
Johnson will preach for us at 8 D. m.
Come and bring your friends. See
the demonstration of u tribes. Serv-
ices Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, s
p. m. Also Sunday morning at II and
divine union s to 7 p. m. 2734 Blon-
do. Readings daily.
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Rick Of 945 No. 18th
have purchased the home at 945 N.
18th St. Mr.. and Mrs. Rick have a
family of 4, 8 boys and one girl. They
have a 8-room building. 1t has S
rooms, enough for his family and
some to spare the children to play
Three cheers for Nj. Rich.
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07
Chatter-BOX
IA Youthful Column"
by Doris Ann McGill

stubs to get into the other theater?
MOPl MOP
The black out last Tuesday was on
the ball at the Ritz. Everyone started
throwing pop bottles and everything
including romance took place. Ask
]. ]. he will tell you everyone got in
free.
What certain chick got home after
hours the night of the Hay Ride, and
talk is still out about the way she
acted.
CONGRATULATIONS
To Nadine Hancock and Barbara
Waldren for winning second prize
500 dollars in the Grafton held at AL
len Chapel AME Church.
CHA HA'.
Have you seen the Shines that
Harry Lewis and Ben Murrell have?
GOOD DEAL
The dance given for the Martin
Workers was strictly sharp. Everyone
had a fine time. Among the crowd
were: Johnny Mae B., Baby, Mass,
Frank, Buster, Helen, Dasie, Evelyn.
Anna Mae, Doris, Isabel, Bob, Cleve-
land, Ruth, Pearl, Billy, Fred Lee.
John n. and etc.
What's between Rw. and Rw. Gould
it by any chance be love?
FLASH FLASH FLASH
Who did l see at the Country Club
Saturday and Sunday morning boiler.
ing Il want my sister" Was Title
really lost? Also seen was Lorraine ]
Harold Johnson and others.
BANG!
Who are the well known CHILLI
BURGERS?
Guess Who?
Age-l7.
Weight-l20.
Heights feet, 8 inches.
EyeS-D Brown.
Hair-Black.
Hobby-Eating and Dancing.
Nickname-Johnny.
Pet Peeve-To get the man sh,
wants.
Last weeks guess who was Lor
raine Jackson.
Bye now. Take it easy greasy yol
got a long way to slide.
CHATTER BOX SIGNING OFF
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07

NoDeming MINI NfTrfns ss 81
cows every day is a man-sized lob
but Earl Eide, II years old, who
lives on a farm near here, has been
doing it for three years. Morning and
evening Earl, son of Matt Eide, of
Elde's corner fame, is kept busy with
his milking and he finds time be-
tween to go to school, carry out All
club activities and play. Earl does his
milking the modern way, with milk
ing machines. Uncle Sam owes a debt
OF gratitude to thousands of farm BOYS
who, like Earl, are helping keep the
wal food lines in full swing.
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07
Orchard & wilhelm Co.
Since '93
Odd and SoiIed
Nursery Furniture
and Toys Reduced

Acc "Little Haird2esser" to dress dolly's hair. 29c
89c Movie Fun" with ten features Animated
Cartoons 49c
SOC Pull toys of wood 49,. Donkey, Bear, Rabbit,
Cat .49c
CSC Riddle Car for small tot, red with blue trim. .59c
1.49 Nah Jong Set, complete .79c
SOC Nah Jong Rack az in set ...............2 5c
225 Red Chairs, 81 inches high .L49
200 Miniature Fashions for young designer ....l49
$50 Wagon full of blocks .1.89
3.95 Dolls Hi Chair, % inches high ...........2.5
1926 Aluminium Rocker, fine for summer $500. $50
3.95 Table with A B c Top, 2 stools ...........2.95
1915 Dogs on wheels $50
9.95 Table and Chair Set, blue or yellow .......7.95
9.95 Maple Table and two chairs ..............845
9.95 Hi Chairs, built of oak
IT'S Hi Chairs, ivory enamel finish. ...........6.2
6!95 Bassinett with folding base ..............3.95
7.50 Two-wheel Stroller Cart, finished blue .....4.95
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07

Sammy Lee from Ind.-Burma, Chi
ma, received his discharge a few days
ago. He was overseas for twenty
months. His plans are to rest a cou-
pie weeks then start to work.
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07
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Farm Reminders
When a horse or mule develops a
oulglng or swelling of the face be-
low the eye it usually means that the
large facial sinus is blocked with
pus because of a bad molar tooth.
Excess coughing in month-old pigs
is usually due to migration OF round
worm larvae through the lungs. I'M
potency in old bulls is often due to
neglect in trimming the feet.
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07

When warm weather settles down
upon US for the summer, what a
relief it is not to have the furnace
70 attend! We promptly put it out
Of sight, and gladly out of mind,
allowing it to stand at rest for the
summer months, while we enioy
u breathing spell of freedom
from its drudgery.
We don't want to be a killiov.
but before you put your furnace
out of mind, you really should put
1t IN good summer condition. That
may sound silly, but unless YOU
clean out the furnace thoroughly.
dampness coming down the CHM
ney on wet days will combine with
the ashes, SCOT, and unburned Goals
to brew a corrosive sulphuric acid
that will eat its way into the fur
nae metal. Then, when you reap
pear on the scene in the Fall to
klndle your fire you are apt to find
a noticeable deterioration in YOUR
heating plant.
1t is for this reason that those
who are equipped to clean furnaces
strongly urge you to get the Job
done as early as possible right
after the end of the heating sea.
son. 1t is money-saving advice. "a
well as trouble saving, to saw
nothing of the satisfied feeling +
gives you to get the job off your
mind especially this year when
you'll find that it really pays to be
tind to your furnace.
Promotes Growth
Nitrogen in fertilizer promotes
growth of plant stems and leaves
and too heavy applications may de-
lay maturing of the plant. Nitrogen
deficiencies often are indicated by
following of plants leaves. Phos-
phorus and calcium stimulate root
growth and affect the Towering and
fruiting of the plant. Potash stiffenS
plant stems and may help to make
plants resistant to disease.
Lake Superior
The largest body Of fresh water
IN he world is Lake Superior. 1t is
400 miles long and 100 miles wide.
Its area in square miles is 80, 900
which is greater than the whole of
New England, excluding the state of
Maine.
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07
Fish Ewes

Look a fish in the eye before buy
ing it. If the eyes are brilliant. it's
fresh. Other signs of freshness are
a slippery, but not sticky, surface;
pleasant odor; firm. elastic flesh.
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07

England-Soundphoto - From the
balcony of the Red Lion Hotel at
High Wycombs, the same balcony
from which more than a century ago
Benjamin Disraeli jumped to make
his first election speech, Prime Min
lister Winston Churchill addresses a
| crowd of more than 5000 on June
! 23rd.
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07
Hairy Stars

For many years comets were
termed hair stars" or 'steEae
coinetae' and considered omens of
i'll luck
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07
Valuable Crop

Cotton in 1914 was one Of the most
valuable crops produced in this
country. In money, the return from
lint and seed together was the high
est of any cotton crop since 1925.
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07
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The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07

WoodSon Genius vocational school
will start April A, to April 3lst.
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07
Ventilating Poultry House
BY CHARLES ALIEN

Ventilating the poultry house is a
problem in winter. Insulated houses
can be kept closed as moisture is not
likely to condense in them, but
some means must be provided to
carry the moist air out Of houses
which are not insulated. The COM
mon practice is to drop the windows
a little or swing them outward but
they must be watched closely in
cold weather to avoid freezing tenn
peratures inside the house.
Cooking Fish
Moderate rather than high tenn
p~eratures should be the rule regard
less Of the cooking method used for
fish. This applies even to steaks
and fillets, which are frequently
broiled. Brush them with melted
fat, turn them once only and avoid
overlooking, which usually results in
dryness and loss of flavor.
The Omaha guide., 1945-07-07

PAT FLOWERS, the king Of the worries who five times a week tat
7:458: 90 pmD broadcasts nightly over N. US radio Station WNEW.
Appearing frequently at the Stage Door canteen and at various camp
shows, Flowers vas photographed by our staff iensman as he "ganged.
up" n the keys with his Bachto-Boogie rhythms. The way this boy
studies the piano a IS he trips the fantastic is something-ook at him,
he's got something! A protege of the immortal Fats, Flowers is maxi
inQ rapid strides
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-08
ON BRIDGE

the X and A, the 10 won, then the
spade *, the tlnessed spade j., the
spade a and the heart J
As South scored the game on
the pad, he made NJ comment,
treating the hand as if it We're a
pIanola. But just think OF the luck
Ne raquired First. the trumps had
to Be divided 3-3 between the de-
Tenders, against which the odds
we're nearly , to /. Next. if either
defender had held only two dia-
monGS. one would have been able
TO run the third round. leaving the
other a trump to set the contract.
Third, the club K had to lie lust
right. Fourth. so did the spade @.
II die not once occur to South
that he had bid his hearts three
tlrneS-same as if he had a nice
sl%-card suit. If you mentioned
that. he would tell you his bidding
was right when he was a So-much-
better player than his partner
not SO much luckier. but so much
better.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-08

dealer North Neither side
v~Ulnerable.)
What would you consider the
best bidding Of this deal'
Syndicate, Inc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-08

West led his diamond Q 70 the
K, and South decided to get the
defenders trumps out Of the way
two at a time. The heart 9 COW
cred his 2 and, after West re-
turned a second diamond to the A.
the heart 5 rode via the 10 to the
Q. The diamond Q was then ruffed
by South and the heart 6 brought
a pile-up Of the K and A. This time
the club s was returned TO the J.
The club G was then covered by
Distributed by KING
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-08

=. 40 Mare!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-19
onc-Ninutc Test Answers.

+. ~ ..t.-. Emery.
. All. K4,4adu, 5,273 Zee. high.
3. The "G9Huc. state
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-19

WANTED TO RENT = SMALL
house or apartment. C~nluIhrhed
Gail 38l-W. l6-dl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-19

WANTED: ONE LAUNDRY HEAT
cr with hot water jacket, New or
good used one. CAL 356-W. l8-2h
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-19

FOUR OR FIVE ROOM
furnished or unfinished apart
ment or house. Permanent ad.f.,.
InoHe oIo. l4-6tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-19

ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POR-
trait Cold Wave Set Just received
At Wooidrd's Sl.95 plus tax. l4-lotl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-19

OFFICE SUPPLIES, Pre- = WAR
pencils, LEDGE binders and sheets,
numbering machines, typewriter
papers, Ribbons and carbon paper,
Rubber stamps made TO order.
School supplies. Henderson Book
Co. Established 1884. lO-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-19

CIGARETTES SI.39 CARTON -
Saccharln ! grain, 10Os-35e. Now
ON sale at iugc-IIocuti DrIs
Company. 1872.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-19

GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything tor your
tauIe. We deliver and save you
gas and tune. Phone 439. Always
ready TO serve you. HerDert's YeI-
low Front. 25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-19
WANT ADS
Get Results

SEE YOUR COAL DEALER NOW,
and he may be able 81 help yoJ
keep H..# tl.s W.ater. Cal on Us.
II. y. Fa.hge. ND son. Phone 200.
3-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-19

PROTECT YOUR FABLE Top
new glass cut any SIZE Tor liable
tops. Edges UeNcIet and pUusnea.
Auto glass pluIn u safety, cut auo
installed. y, Il. teI.y Garage,
phone oUU. 3-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-19


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dent. Phone b - nyl"''leH> resi-
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CHOCOLATE CANDY. RUSSELL
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-19

Entered at tre post Office IN Hente~-
oon, N. c, as second class MAJ. .r-s-