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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
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For solid week. the Hcudc:-
son Daily Dispatch has been III
aoic to publish until .odsy on
srcoun, O! he devastating :'ro
which wrecked us p.an' ~ the
carly morning HuJ.'> a., Wcdncs-
cay. December \. Recurring and
accommodating difficulties during
'ne week opc'stcd 20 po,,rou"
assumption Of daily !ssGc, Unit.
now. Du:ln1 that ,:mc, nc pub
ashcrs have planned ana studied
nauy methods o: con;muul The
paper during tho emergency and
ocucyc they have settled upon
the most feasible procedure open
o ,hcm.
Todays Dispatch and hose
HAT Will follow 20. >omr wees,
o come IS beng issued Eom
nc plan, OF The Ra.c.-a Times
John 4 PARK. publisher %: TIE
Time tclcphoucd 70 Henderson
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o: Ills "oU,papc. uHu the yrt,.,
passes 80 also did Frank Dan
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Norm Carolina newspapers gen.
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nc weekly publishers
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pant
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Meeting at Country Club

NrrtInc Al IhnntrN NIUh,
Now members Of tho Hcndcr-
SON Womau"S Club will II" horoI-
cd "Wednesday evening AZ $50
o'clock ~ y" open houS" affair
a, West End Country club. il was
stated today Members Of III"
Junior Wum1n's club will lnin
the Woman's club in this enter
tninmcn'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11

The Contemporary Book club
will mcc; Thursday afternoon NJ
80 o'clock 1T the home Of Miss
DOROTHY WcStcr on Young avenue.
il was stated today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Visiting In Mas>achusetts.

Mrs. Walter &. Kearney. left
Monday night for Northboro.
Mass. where She will spend sew
ersl weeks with her son-in-law and
daurhtc". Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
W Turner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Stewardship Session.

The W. NJ. L. and its auxiliar-
les cl the First Baptist church
will hold y special stewardship
session at the church Wednesday
evening ut 40 O'Clock. il was
stated TODAY
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11

When tons Of exces. munitions
were exploded in france after the
last war the sound reverbsratsd
200 miles.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-27
Mrs. kester BUYS
Famed PrestWOuld
In NeCklenburg

PrestWould. the old Mecklenburg
county, Virg'ria, plantation said to
have changed hands in the days Of
William Byrd III over game OF
chance, was purchased at auction
the latter part OF last week by Mrs.
Grover c. kester. Of Henderson,
for S54,500, according to informal
ton today The old blue limestone
house and 1888 adjoining acres were
included in the sale The tract was
split up and sold IN portions.
The final breakdown in figures
showed S62,945 netted by the real
estate, Sl7,044 realized On antiques
in the home and s3,696 on farm ma
chinery, for a total Of S83, ,585.
The auction sale, which was car
ried on for two or three days the
latter part of last week, is said to
have been attended by more than
5000 persons, many from re m o
states Some blooded stock was sold
On Saturday by John w. Price, Jr.,
formerly of Kentucky, w h o a d
owned the estate for the past sew
eral years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-27
Freeing Meat Prices

Ii can be hoped that government
control agencies know fully W t
they are about IN removing prlce
controls from meats, effective at the
end Of June. Presumably TINS IS
blow at the black market, ana ac-
tually i is step that has oeeo al
|oIated = some quarters as the
most effective weapon that can be
applied 10 overcome that evil
The very fact that black market
exists in meats IS eEldeh-e, now
ever, that there is shortage OF tins
item Of food. and if there IS such,
removal Of controls may be expected
to become the signal for sNyrocNet-
ing prices. OFT hand, and IN the
view OF layman, free maj Ket
in meat spells renewed hardshlps
Tor the consumer. He had as Well
prepare 10 pay more, Tor this I'M
presses us as 4 further weakening o.
the line agar. st imitation,
II prices can safely be removed
from meat. il would seem reasonable
TO suppose that they can be lifted
from all other items OF food as well
as everything else, If there is still
virtue N price control al all, food
should be the last thing to be freed.
for every man must eat, whereas
as TO many other items their neces-
sity IS not so essential.
The government properly should
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-27
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

Below are the correct answers to
the quiz questions printed on back
page.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-27
Hints On Etiquette.

There is no necessity 10 announce
an engagement, be il long one or
short. An I.ouncenent is entirely
optional and according 10 the wish
Is Of the persons concerned.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-27
The Sovereign Will

President Ifts-a1e'- 1..2e 10
heights of ms career E-'i'l' -'''''-' .
he did become aroused. 4i'@e' ~
sure OF popular 93ihieH' 1' s''S POM
Of taxing positive aelon III '''e -'''
lOad strike 1T fesia1#t9 ~ =
courage i9i man III -lla
to call the names 81 1-ssS.H 'S'e''''@
as ne Ehfasea IL. es.ii CON t''e.''t >
sl-le or economy y
destroy odt e',ss1s.s ~.
tul Wen '.ais e.'e Ns...',-f
Alhd nlH' aI'o ne ss
ing the Iash oi R,s3i-s Ss.','.'.''-'. '-'
It's demand VIA. '-'.''7
TO prey eht zo.npiese 2,si 80 '' '-'o
nal'ols ttoiiolI.E.
81 "loF H'tS 4t'S'-e - ~ '-'~
Dor oe'5Jo-9 ana Is ''-' s''''N me-,
IN puote ai+tee 5.5ss Ne es''t ga
VINO mas ever Asd 5f4e eo''. 'so ~
S'anQ up ana openly att5eN ti'e " ''9
Aer ael us 3itta1t s9 3ti l-+.iN''''' ~
teiea's except '1ooI "a ''''>' 49,
tAt I"i@ fsh Is 1is'i .1a'e,t (, &! " ''i'''
sesh't+ ei S"e be@pIe'
Senator py'o d9Neu '-'e V-'e0 1t0''
as 10 what mas Sie1-s0' q 7'''''' ''~'''
IN thIs country "--s-e'f ,'ie i'''''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-27
Words OF Wisdom.

All the while that thou l3Nos. III
tAou hast the trouble, distraetivH
and .vienenceS Of lite. but nut
the sweet and true sense Of Il -
Fuller
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-27
One Minute Test Answers.

7. HE Isaf.
2. The HelleSpont. the Darda-
relles; Propontis. the sea Of Mar
Z ora.
3. From San Francisco to Manila,
7.l54 miles: TO Tokyo. 5.27l miles.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-27

l. Alcatraz
2. Theodore Roosevelt.
g. President Truman MAY 4,
l946).
a. Moving about stealthily.
5. District so lin Whfth various
miscellaneous workers, not miners,
are organiZed).
6. Polish
7. His British bride would have
liked to 60 with her husband"
8. False.
8. Clark.
10. False.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-27

A sound discretion is not so much
indicated by never making mis-
take. as by never repeating it
BOVee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
Young People ToHeorKeys SundoyNisht
 AndovOF Theological
 School Teacher
 Bapllsts' Guest

The Rev. William Keys, Youth Secretary Of the World Counsel of Churches, will be guest speaker at the evening worship next Sunday at the First Baptist Church, it was announced this morning by the pas tor, the Rev. David P, Gaines, The young people of the parish will be in charge of the service, The buffet fellowship will be at e;45 D, m,
 MT. Keys has been associated with Christian work in foreign lands and was most recently, before tak- ing his present position, a teacher in Andover Newton Theological School.
 The First Baptist Church women will meet Wednesday, April 3, with Mrs. Nelson J, Holcomb, Mrs, Charles R. Hine and Mrs, Charles E, Andrews as hostesses, Philip Con- rad of the American Friend Service Commission will describe his ex- periences in the Friends relief work in Europe,
 The Willow Street Group will meet at the home of Mrs. Paul A., Marggraff Friday of this week. The Bunker Hill Group will hold Q rummage sale April with Mrs. 0. E, Andrews in charge.
 There will be services of dedica- ton for babies March 3l and April IA at l0:3o a. m. Parents may ar- range to be present with their chil- dren on either date.
 At the midweek service tomorrow night at 7:45 the results of the Christian Life Crusade Conference will be further considered with dis cussion leaders as speakers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
$500 Award Granted Here
 COuRteF.Suli for
 S1,O00 Dismissed

A judgment providing for $500 damages, $3S as interest, and costs was handed down today by Com mon Pleas Court Judge Vine R. Parmelee for Otto H. Jensen of Wa terbury against c. Cozzolino, doing business as Jerry's Auto Exchange of Waterbury.
 The plaintiff had sought to re- cover a $500 deposit made Novem- Der 1, l944 when he obtained a car from the defendant on trial. He claimed he was not satisfied with the car and returned it.
 The defendant had filed a count er-claim, asking for Sl,000 damages, claiming the plaintiff left the car in a defective condition in his parking lot after using it for sev- eral weeks, and then refused to follow through the purchase agree ment. The balance due was listed at $S50.
 Tn finding the issues for the plaintiff, the jurist also ruled against the counter-complaint.
 The memorandum states, "the defendant failed to put the auto-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28

NaA cruiser to be used in the atom bomb tests.
 A member of the OAR was asked for an interview by a reporter from a Negro newspaper. She replied that it was no use, that they just couldn't see eye to eye,
 How can we sec eye to eye," etorted the te-skinned rec porter, when you look down on uSp"
 Lew Parker relays this house. wife repartee-hee; Whats your son, Jack doing these daysP". Hes a politicianp
 And what about your younger boy2"
 He isn't doing anything eitherl"
 A Winuhclline or I've: Sunny Skylar and his young bride, Joy (of the Latin Quarter show, have parted M. Todd has dropped plans to produce the show for Al Jolson F. Snatra is building a luxury hotel at Las Vegas, Nev..... The Navy's inviting Wave Officers to sign up until 47 UNOof- ficials are studying records of all women in our armed forces. They will be invited to take jobs with the United Nations here. (Don't write me about it, please, girls; dunno any more about it) Eunice Healey. the Copa dancing star, has filed against Al White. Both such nice guys you wish they wouldn't Dennis Day and Eugenia Baird have it very baird Add Jerry Lester shrieks in the night: He's heel-drinks cad liver oilp... Chas Spivak just got word from his real estate broker that land has been discovered on his property Backers of the Ray Bolger hit, Three to Make Ready" expect to get back their investment next week . Belle Brooks, the pianota- ble (she doubles on the Hammond), {, starts at the Penthouse on the 1St The columns beer story two days ago was confirmed big-that we can't get beer-but Holland can ship theirs to us. EImf. Kent GAP boss Cooper has written a fictionalized biog for Farrar and Straus. It is named Anna Zeng- Ter, Mother of Freedom" She was the first newspaper publisher in New York Evelyn Reyes real heart iS the n1edirn at her studiO tHe's improving her mind .. The Ezra Stones expect their second little pebble tonight or tmorrer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
Marriage Intentions

The following marriage lnten- tions were filed in the town clerks office:
 Anthony Francis Giglio, 220 Platt Street, and Mary Carmela Monico, 75 Giles Street.
 William Peter Reilly, RED. l, Wolcott, and Evelyn Eleanor CurtisS, RED. 1, Wolcott. mobile in a running condition sat- isfactory to the plaintiff who after substantial trial test returned it to the defendant December 17, 1914 and demanded return of his de- posit. The defendant has refused to return the deposit and retains the automobile. which he has put to his own use"
 Mexico City's police department is to add 30 new l946 United States automobiles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28

York state Legislature has proposed on amendment to pay New York's vets Q maximum bonus of s2S0, highest in the country, Vets in other states are protesting the made. uuate--or outright omission of bonuses. Yet the U, S, will pay over Si00,000 t6 members of the Ger man crew on the Prins Eugen, the Nazi cruiser to be used in the atom bomb tests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28

A couple of Military Policemen at the Nuremburg trials were talk ing about Goering as he marched meekly into the courtroom.
 Whats happened to his arro- gant gooststep?"
 They are now goose-pimples!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28

Who won the war dept: The New l
Evening star., 1946-01-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1401 10th ST. N.W.-Vacancy in triple
room, ideal location. switchboard. choics
I7I@ N. HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW.--A few
attractive vacancies for girls In this
popular guesthouse
CONN. AVE.-Lovely double rm. for 3
young ladies' twin beds, unlin1 phone, ex-
press bus, laundry privileges. Also vacancy
for / OR. 06S6.
201O PIERCE MILL RID. N.w.-For Q peo-
pie. Connecting rooms with twin bedsi
Southern cooking. DU. 09S0.
If81 18th ST. NM girls to share large
room with one other girl, new furnishings,
phone, excellent meals
1913 18th ST. N.E.--Youns girl to share
room room with another; tgin -ds6 beds closets.
CENTRALLY LOCATED, double room. twin
7 pm. NE. 1899
l't5 LANIER PL.--Twin bedrn. to share
for , girls; 2 bathrms., 2 closets, laun-
dry .pEiYils,,. excel. meals. good transp.
VACANCY for elderly. lady. Protestant.
quiet home; good food; good care; tray
service. WO. 5725.
1928 18th ST. NV. = Nicely furnished.
warm room with running water, telephone.
excellent board, for lady. IT,
Evening star., 1946-01-15
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

ANDERSON TRANSFER co, light moving,
TRUNKS etc. Ills 9TH 81, NV. RE. 1921.
MOVING and general hauling. Truck
With driver, for hire, by hour or day: Ii
AETNA MOVING STORAGE co-toc.I
and long distance. No lob too large and
ARE YOU 70 MOVING? lie Let tn. RETURN
" IDS BUREAU CORP. take care Of your
moving-day problems; packing, transpor-
| tation and storage; many years OF expert
ence nave made US specialists In han
ding your household effects: come In and
let US talk = over Phone IL 1854 or II.
ATTENTION, GOVT. woRKERs-Movins
Ieas. rates. co, 94s3, HORTON TRANS.
INSURED VAN, careful ovn.r-driver
wants full or part loads to and from
SSySs 5S!5Se 70 IoDaE Axe "a PICK g2 ,'ri ss
LET Us BE AT YOUR sERvICE-csl
RA. SAB for parcel delivery. or furniture
moving. AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL
MOVE THE SAFE wAY-Move the Bayns
& Scates way. experienced white help, hre-
proof warehouse for storage. Day. IA.
EX-SERVICEMAN lwhitel. general hauling
and moving: reasonable rates; dependable
service JOHN GLOVER, DE. $3.50. I8s
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
We will take your surplus furniture as part
payment or your moving. EDELMANS
MOVING & STORAGE CO. ia. 2e37. Is.
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING--1nsured
call DE. 9s71. day or night and Sunday.
DASHIFII, TRANSFER
Evening star., 1946-01-15
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON APT. for New Haven ant:
law student, wife, one-year child; imnied.
occupancy. Box 152:D: Star l5s
MODERN 2-B.R. UNFURN. APT In Rich
mond' Vlrginia, for similar in Washinstou
area, Box l76-D, Star. l6s
PHILADELPHIA-Exc suburban ioca-
for or ? bedroom apt. in Washington or
suburbs, similar or higher rent. Ma. Ills,
WILL EXCHANGE 6-rm g bedrms.) apt,
In Chicago for 2-bedrm. apt. or house in
Wash. or suburbs; have boy, Q. and dog
Call RICE: days, RE. 1900. Ext 71404:
eyenings: FIR. ZOO, Ext. 206. 49,
EXCHANGE Arlington apt, Is minutes
3.bedroom apt, Baltimore GIL 6i29.
EXCHANGE l-bedroom apt. in Bronx,
N. Y. for l or . bedroom apt. Cor house.
reaSonsoly a ,,p priced in Wash. or suburbs.
PHtLADEIPHiA-e-b.r. fii abi IPf1 apt, $50 mo-, 10
Minis, to center of city by Pa RR. for
2-o.r. apt. in Wash. DE. 1900, Ext 314.
WILL, EXCHANGE 3-room apartment in
ment or small house with the prospect
OF purchase, in the vicinity of Arlington.
Va. HENRY NEUMANN, 4713 N Rock
Spring I'd. Arlington, Va. 21'
EXCHANGE attractive unfurnished 2-bed-
room apartment, nearby Virginia, recently
decorated, rent $50. for 2-bedroom or
larger apartment in N. Y. City or vicinity,
WI VIII pay up to $3.50 in New York. Cali
PoLIs-wAsHINGToN, will trade
nnfurn. p; C.. apt; for apt; or house in
Indianapolis March l. TR. 2424, Ext.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
ROOMS WANTED.

QUIET, middle-aged. employed widow de-
sires room in quiet home; breakfast. laun-
36t-D- Star. 49,
REFINED MOTHER, adult daughter de-
sire twln-bed room with private bath; must
be clean III, IE O!4l.
for young, refined Jewish girl in neighbor-
hood OF upper ! 6th st. NV. GE. 1868.
NAVY VET. desires single room in NV.
Box 423-D. Star. 17a
REFINED MIDDLE-AGED woman, employ
ed, desires light Housekeeping room or ons
where may use hot plate. Box 452-D,
Star l6a
TEMPORARY APT or room-ofdeer and
wife, seek furnished apt. or room with
kltGhen Pr prlvils Is for about six weeks. 1T.
ATTRACTIVE. modern room, NV, area BY
two young men with very reliable Govt.
QUIET BUSINESSWOMAN. desires single
room or Ink apt. priv. home or hotel
downtown Northwest section. near Pa. ave.
RE 9659 between 80 and $50 pm. 10"
VETERAN, wife and child want 3 rooms,
furnished or unfurnished; willing to. share
home; Government employe. Box 460-D,
Star 11s
Evening star., 1946-01-15
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

MaS sPSg .aG 80 bath to heEs a .P1h.a h nss
deSS5PsP P6ons ssT2 s45. Apply AZ:
M aMsi7 \, 2'a cAPrFoI ST, Apt. aoa-eiri r. t.
els r ST. N.E.LWanted, Ogt nice rrI, 90
S5, share an apssrtment with another girl;
MODERN APT. for / girl to shar. with hi 4
0ihsF DTIT giE5s' M an unlimited Eats . agnaEJ a
1923 9th ST. Nw,WFfant apartment, !
rooms, large bedroom and kitchen; gas
and electricity; GENTLE home; adults only:
cULfuREp' GIRL will share Immediately
| ATTRACTIVE apt. excellent NV. section. With
mo s' Or 5s65 SsSsSfsa0 Box 4ap, asEc star Seo
I'll FLOWER AVE. Takoma Park. Md
Too 94ns6ed h semitic anti hone h9me t. share
cal y, sH s6o5 after p.m' or daytime, RE.
sas15a Ihals "a aFT s. IL g7 gas .. from sa
s5s Single. MRS. MILLER, Ex. fsaI.
BEDROOM, living room, kitchen. turn.
Ink, screened porch. semiprivate bath:
Frisidaire incl, sos; suitable for middle
age sgeo couPIe' sa adults only; give particulars
fakG9 haf RiJB BEPRooM Sses and kitchen; adults:
1928 X ST. NV rooms, kitchen and
bath for girls, S125 mo. Apply house
keeper bet. 10 am and pm, ME-. 81 So.
GIRLS H0USE-Suitable for sirls-5ed-
room, living room combined: kitchen, bath;
back porch; Frigidare; utilities furnished; !;
nice location $50 per month. 1885 Cliff
IIe GALvEsToN PL. s.w-oovernm.n.
employe, will share three-room, kitchen
and bath apt. with / or other girls
Rent. SIS to $50 monthly. Cali MISS
PITTS, TR. 904s Sundays or evenings;
IR. 5000, Ext, 451, from 9 to 8. Apt Q.
IL
14i6 ST. N.W.-Two medium size rooms.
kitehenette. gas range. c.h.w.; S55 mo
3oS l4th ST. S.E.-Nicely furnished apt.
4 or girls. pref; $3.50 each. Call be-
tween 5 and $40 pm
Girl, under 25, to share apt. with 2
GENTLE glrls; S25 mo. Du. 3719 after
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
BOATS.

RICHARDSON - CENTURY-M MATTHEWS
TO insure spring delivery, place your
order now. Cali Mr.. Ray Stone. GIL. 1900;
eve, GE. 1904, mgr. aircraft and marine
division. THE JACK STONE Co
MARINE INSURANCE, yacht brokerage,
yacht .appraisals. HUGH ALEXANDER
1850 Maine ave. s.w.. NE. 1852 23'
BOATS-Start the new year with a new
small boat for your outboard. Order now
with only $40 deposit S. KING FUL-
TON, INC sos Maine avenue s.w. Exec
EviNRuDE NEW MoToRs-To be sure OF
spring delivery, order now with only $40
deposit. We have already begun deliveries
S. KING FULTON, INC, s05 Maine avenue
ls.W. Executive 3406
CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINEs-In stock
available for immediate delivery. New low
prices. S. KING FULTON, INC, s05 Maine
avenue s;y,, EXECUTIVE 3406.
1S-FT. CRUISING HOUSEBOAT, priced to
sell; excel. cond. and beautifully fur Con-
tact owner aboard yacht Saramia, Owens
IL Rive Marine Rwy., 1th and Maine s.w
DAWN AZ twin cabins, twin Chrysler en-.
gines, 3 toilets, dinghy, gas cooking, under
cover, lovely. Columbia 0s00, Apt. 81 5
| after g.
FOR sALE-one johnson light twin out.
board motor, ship, good as new. Cal
sWETNAM's GARAGE. 6l5 st. sc
FIR 1R5H
Evening star., 1946-01-15
PERSONAL (Cont I

PARSONS. COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL,
mooern day boarding school for chill
oren from to IL years old. Daily trans
portation furnished from any part OF
TYNaSshhimaEtcr; YNShmEE y s4ol GsoTgia ave, sH. 1914
prepared by tax consritant am. to 4
pm. daily and Sunday. Cali MA. 1899
AUTOMOBILE SEATS AND BACKS re-
nna pnsniTea ana re @reseovered. Call Mr.. HOI.-
RETF RETPH6IsT$Fsss6 Sc $ss6 Oh q sE si,p I5lo Cow,
workmanship: i-weeE deiiVers l'es can lf&SeR, MR
HOL0BER, GE $685. or SH. 1910.
and filing, 81 each; dining room chair
sIS seafs M MTsG9gered i90 n lestherette. So each
WILL SET WITH YouR SOcH cHiIDREN, ri; al ali
mation,. write Boz 372-D, Star. 20'
EACELLENT CARE given infants under ]
year IN licensed home. Hyattsville. UN
TUTOR WANTED. English and math, 70,
middls-ased lady, 8 hours Saturdays: mus
be refined. Box 220-D. Star.
HOWELL ACADEMY, boarding school fol
boys, Kindergarten through 9th grade
moving to Annapolis on Feb. 1. WI. 1898
GUEST HOUSE wANTED-Dupont Circle
area; cash for good deal and good furni-
TUXEDO IN TRADE for business suit: ex-
servieeman has double-breasted tuxedo in
excellent condition. complete with shirt
s9999d5 condition; size as-4o. Call sIiso
Mr.. HOME owNER-wiu Day cash At
present market value for your home To-
Gated in Mort sNorthwest section Of o. G., Chevy
Call MR. HALL SH R626
Evening star., 1946-01-15
HOME iMPRovEMENT coMPANIEs

VETERANS Venetian blind service; re-
naDnng, taping, re-cording; Cleaning painting
assi snS rsdrsston sss @
a Rssiak HuMPHRaY a sihsr tyReS UG e eSm COM
fnf fAiN ASHasrs ednrasscr hA ssa of
Hays 1is Ioads or parking lots free estimstes
i S6s eyfS sfpiNc roofing. rock wooi aS' in
srlation: Can US for estimates HUDSON
nv warehouse ss sth al and |T7 nss rs' t1f 81
CARPENTER-Repairs and remodelins OF
all kinds. Estimates furn. and ali work
sAESEb RbNSs zSD PH9s ia 5s f.
S6Rss DTlsss Co
mates. GATES coSTkAcTiNa ts1S 'eSe e., eeSl 81
e9snss: asRs ss aRS sas and ns ssapmen
satessss stores y hour service, % "a. fao s1s4 iS
AND III HEAfNesew XfR sursn st. bath
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