WKKK ENDIN’^ SATIE!).\V. DKCKMSEK I. l:').".
THE CAliOLlNlAN
TACE SEVt.
> STATKSVILLE Mi%S
By George F. Daiioi
TK.’ funrriil i:f M.- N'i ijj)ic S.
Fcimstn'. i)oin .Mur'.-li i;i. IKJK ;.mi
clif'd N'iA-nibur 13, lai.'), licl >
lit till' (‘liuri';
Willi ilu iliA. II N S;':;iwiP. IJi hup
Mid lb v. S.:' .
Ji\vc iifli. iamu',. ; , Fi-.n.-lr.
fiiaiii'd llvm.tt Koii..sli.i IimVis
to iimii-ii iidio chiliii- 11. fivi‘ d-.iiMi-
iM-i and loin M..l^: f-i.mk F. in -! •.
llarthliur;', i'a,; Fni.-t F. itr., in.,
N V : Hov.aiil K. iin-i. i- .ind .l,,;v -
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tlinn. i:i:/alK til. K!nl.r..;li. '•!’
0.HIa Kinibruarl;, . .\ 11 •
Jlou.loii III Trouiiii. I.; Mid
Mae Ftim.'ler. Din' br.'‘i.c!'. Cl'i.a-
Stmih i.f l!'ti;ai..\ and .i ho •. ol n >.i-
live.--. .Mii-, Fcirr..-kr v.a- I
ter of tin- lain .Mi, and M;-. .lidM-i
Sndlh of U Ihiinv. !>..n hr.,!. w i.
Fiiink Srnilli, S.itn W;.:;.-r. >UKi:*
ley Loir'. William Si. \i - n I: ■.
\Llt t’ai'oM. Flo\il I; iin 1111-
Bulk Lon-. Kl.ni.r : i •
Mi>. I-Mh. 1- L.k'I.. V, i; ,1. I.
Fmnia Lam,. Mill. r. ■
Ciiiniihill. .Mill,.;,.- Sa idi. .M.n". I; .
lard. Flo--ie Mirn.. :i. Viol.. !,
iind llaiir.- StoMt -.ai ih-;.. I
ai the Htiliaiiy ((•tni'>--,y ',;r ,
furni licii i>.v th.- L’nii;- f'l.i
drr tin- dinc-lim .-f .Mr () M !-, . •
Airy, l.iila Kili.y of S.-'i .
SlaJr I'n lidrni of N'- ; i ■ U ■
Federated Cliil.-. wa- tin- d;-.
yue>I of tin- Sni-ial (■|i:'o. •' .
Swanks ;md Woirr.id- F.d. i.-'.- ,
llv home of Mr., L-;d;c Ih r.-.
AI.-s. Kel-(-v i.r-.d ai; w-
o-.- their inflneoif a, -erm ' ti
all elicihle x,-.
Iho )>ou-. r of ;!i- voi-- i-. ;l,
Miliiti-un to o'lr . >1 .‘11 I (e .11 .III .
probt- n fi’lii I i n . r:
At;.'. Ihii’he.- ..i.d .Mi Id . i .a '
i-biii \ • .Mr d itli d .d. ■
ell. Mat.v W d .11. i: I'l . . i , , ;
.Nichol.-;. 1) ’l\ on, K. Kil, •• • . I
Hurln;.loii. I., 11,.mid. W. .M.K-
B. l.av.M-me, F ,M
Hreiil. r,. dtiiv i.l . M ll-.r, • ,m
S. Ta>lor. .-N Foo i, •.
F. Maiimmi. M. P-. • .V i. .
Stevenson and C. N--iiv.
' l-.m a'-l Ml.- M. Hill.ad f
Pilmyra, K .1. Mr-. Mynl- H.
rindtuii prefidtd v idi ila- t
on prorram; Mj> Mr-. 1;.
Fl:i\ ll.'iTiird...-,, Mr 15, -
raid r, Xc.-by.
Stndoni- !r me for Tli ■ V
weiT- C. M.aiiii. Melvi a .d .1..-
MariLs of I.ivii'-'-ion. ; F. • ••
C'owan. C, Mo..- .-f WST*’, C, K.
broii”h. (1. Sh.-rii!l, HI .er^ !•;: i i
let Okley. .Shaw Hiiv. i-av
Biilh Morri-on. N. C. Stal Coll.- .
J. Slinvhill, .1 f. Sm'.ih
Soldiers hone on foiloii '
Alelwo.id -F. i)'' n:r. i-. ()'■ .a,- -m’
key and Odis Xieliol- Di-e!,.- i.'
from Service are M.dlhew K, lid-
ton ;ind J. Q, D -v d'o- . Jr.
Mi-s Mddred Thond .ll of I n I .
Aiiidetliv and .Mr-, |; It 1*1-'
of Can n I rjm. -.•..i.- ili ' !,
due-.; . of .Mr. and M. - 5 F. I>..lt..n
and sister.
The Ah>rniiis'--i.ie "C. dd. n T. .-i
plaved the Sti plu-n.- I.ee lli.’h
Sr-hool of A-luv.Ilc- i ‘ ;i Thank •
ffdviMi; Day ClarMe ;rid Mo.
iniJ dame ami h -it ii tiu Vri'.
with a -core of 27-(i. F.eitv ,\li- -i
wa.s ernwneii -’Mi M.. '
at the half with .\li--o. M- lih- H-.,-
rlnidon and Oi.ev r .Me: )oi\, 11
attendants.
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WAR MOTHERS FORM
NEW CHAPTER
VA. STATE COLLEGE War Mothers Entertain LEGAL NOTICES
GETS ST. VLNCENT
— Reorcscntativis ITAIj
RALEIGH — Reprcscntativis of
the State Organization frem Chap
ter 1 of Raleigh, instalhd officers ( '
Chapter C of Parmele.-. The servko.s
were held in the W. C. Chi.nce
High School, A very inlfrestiii^
program was rendered.
Thosr tiiking part were: Prof W.
C. Chance, president of Martin
County Teachers; Mr. Oliver Car
ter, farm dimonstrator of Martin
County, representative of P,;st 222.
American Legion.
Music was furiiislu-d by the ek-
mentary and high school choruaos.
R'murks were made by our Stale
President, Mrs. Lilliuii W. Logan, i
The Installing of Officeis wa.s
made by Mrs. Blonnie P. Slade.
State Vice President; .Mrs, Lucy H
Rand, State Corresponding Secre
tary. I
Adivilics Al I'SO (Hub
p.iri ,n the y
..ntMioii will be .1, A. p.,r
Seou'ma-t.r and J. F. Hver-, j>
.: . : ...• •; • •.•h...ii
Si t uiid. I ir>( and Sl.ir .\wjrds
M.ule iMiiliJiii CiMiil or Ihiiior
■ I!
M.;k AMF>' Cli.t,
ici.;: wen- Dr. Ma'-:-.iiot I,. Jolm-'
on, Dr. Ro.-' Mid .M;--. IJvrd of tin
L.'-iidi C,,i!--.e f.,cully.'and imin-
If.11- tlici- Iiii-il . fnlier VIS.torn
■ -I- wcr.r .M, V.'ill.i Mclve..
i t. r of Mi.i. Ekhm-nd'O:'. and a
'•hi ! ’ ;■ |;!iid.r clnml system
f (;iMlf,ra Coenls. al-u .Mr. G. K
, I,, ei-i ly fi-uii' . upei'inl- ndelit (•!
i I.inen I r- id.ii. d ih -h Il.e .li e , -j stip,. Seiu«.l fur the Rliirl
ii bii-i:; .da-ill • L-iilh, , jj, ;,f celcbrali-cf one of its
Cm-! Mill I'l w-,r-I .Me,." F. bniavy j Thanksgiving Day's in the
■I .Salurd.iy, S-'oulnig in Ow opin j school. At ll:30 A. M
Pro i.iii'.s s loulo bp pl.i.iiil ,irounl|., i,c.iUh and holiday pli>y was giv*
■ ' h ^ '** ‘ '• ’ ■ 11 by III'.' 2iid ; nd 3r‘i grades, blind,
.dim-ied bv Mi-s l.iulu Grant, Al
' . . IL’ lit P. M eviivb..dy cnjuvtvl a
Mlisic:»| ()i';ra!l'/.alif)ns ‘ '•'^..1 dnm-.r. At 7.uy P. M. the
P •I'lmids p.nlu'ip.il«-t :n a talert
\i Slum Prcpa'-c I'’>r i. n.iw,.! i.y..,..,.,1 wuh
The Morningiide “G t.Irn Tiger.s"
played the Stephens Lee Iliuli
SchcHil of Aslu villc' i.t a Tlvanks.
1‘iiving Day Cl-nssic aiul llui.iei'oin-
ing game anl lost i , tlir Vi-ilm's
with a scori' of a7-(l, iJelt.v AlliMni
was erowned "Mi-'S Mus ningsid-"
at the half with ,Mi-srs M.vitic Hor-
rinclon and Onovir MeDow.ll :is
ntl'-ndiints.
'Pile foil .win'g pir-iins weri- out
if town for the holidays; Mr.-. A.
f Stevens. Asheville: Mrs. M. II Ho|-
lovi-ell. New Ymk; Mi.' H .fone-:.
Bluefiild, Va.; Alissf- F Whiiled,
1 M. V. Alex-'tuler and W. Hanc;.
Winston-Salem; L. C. Meach.im.
Union IPll
Mr. and Mrs, F. A. Tnllk-rr wire
down fi'i m .A'hevitli' in wilneys tne
AT'irnint'.eidi'-SleplKns Lie 'riianl:
giving Cla^.sie.
Mrs. Maltha Gille-i,ic who has
been wnrkm;! in I5,.lti noie. .Md.. i-
homo ill with lur parenl.s and
danuhler
'Hie Tiirko.v Raffle rpi nsored bv
the Ho-pilal Cominiltto terminated
at the Peterson iincl .Moncum F; n-. r-
i! Hum will; th- following pci -' n-
winiiin;' liirkcvs; Rev, 7.. Dnek-
cr.v. Vciva J ihtisen. ICi.iiionv; CIm-'
Morrison. Stony Poinl; R-ibei'l Fro-'
and Gi ortic G''nsion. The amoimt
rai.scd was $128.’i0. Dr. H. IL M illov
of Win-ton-Siden; will be the
speaker al the M.ns Meel ni! to be
beld Deccmbei' !IIb ..t the Hn- -,l
Street Prisbylrian Church al .‘l.iit,
Shirlv H.'iekcll who iuis been
working al New York. N. Y. i
borne with his relativ-a; for a short
Mr, and Mrs. E'r d Lung arc the
pr/ud parents of a .-on. Mr. Long
I j'l iitalion will be .1. A. Barbee.
Seoulniaslcr and J. E. Byer.s. prin-
j eip.tl of th.e school.
Secuml. I ifsl and Star Awards
I Alade Diiilijin ('uuit Of liuiiur
I T!;e IHith.iM Cncil of Hon .r wa-
ih Id on Thiir-d.iv. Nor ember 2!IIh.
ill Hie SI. Miii'k AMFZ Cliiii.h,
the Mi'i,:. .. ing instiliilioii of Troop
t-'.;; i:em ,.• C,-, en of Tioop . -
cc'ivid the ocond cl.i.ss award; .l.n I.
son .Milehell of r,:t and CImrb
Haekney of In,"), were awarde;! to.
Firnl cia- • Aw.,id. Star nmks we.e
Good Will 'I'ow.ird Men." February
{) iSatiirdayi Scooting in Ihe open.
Pro.tiam.s should be pbiiuii-d around
wiiilev ; pui ts. Fi'-hl (Viiits and
li ke.s,
V
Musical Oi';;aiiizali(ms
\l Slum l’l•(‘j)a>•c I'OT'
(lii'islinasCmicerl
llfl'l.
•d (
I Pel
..IW'
bill niiffin. Johniie McDong-.ld if
•Tt a.Hi Liiai.-.y Meirii of HI. Merit
Had". - wir.- awarded to P.diii:;
(Mcii'ni. I'l,.: Heii-.:n L;.-.vrenc'.\ .V{;
D.'iid. I .lobii-on r,.\. I-t.-boit Iluffir
and Will.iid Pciiy of .'>3. H Kcil.''
ni.\:ihl. Jr,. ih;iu'm:i'i of the .-Nd-
viincem III Comniitlee. pi-.-idi'd at
the Count of Honor .iiii ren.ink:
wer.- imido by G F. .Newe-il. Fiet, ;
K.xeculive and J. M. Sdio .Icr.
m.-in of ll-e l)p;'ham D’vis'oiii.l Com
mittee.
R.ikigh-AVakc Ciimily Court
or llonar
Tnup I2I of Ap.-x le.i'l al! m h- '
in R.ih hh-\Vake Ciit.:i:.'' in awiud '
),re,-cided at Hie (•..ii-i of n..u. •
on Tiu'.sdav, Noveniinr 'JTlh, :i; '
St. Piiil AMF Churel'.. John Don.','.
Ward D.ncs. Rob.'t w. J.ims. a.-I
Willi.mi T’.i.;e of 131 were awiird.'d |
"•e '-emd cl,i-s I'.oik, Al-o Fm-.ry ’
H.'iiiin of Tro.p r,0 and llube.l,
Tlioinp 'on of .'>2 I'cct iveil tlu' -.ne
tat.!;. .Mi'i'il Badg .i wei'j awiude t j
to 111' following Scout-: Ch.iil.ri
(•oM'.in and .lam.-,' W.dlace of .a2. i
Olid tlwin Ivei-y of .',7. Let. II i.-. ]
H.iiiston. Chiiili- L.' ■ ;• .• .md A-'- j
PAl.r.IClfl The Sit.IV.' Uiiiv r-
sltv Cl .in and Philiiitm-u d- cii' ui'.
I'ed, I- l!-' di!', cliu-; of •.ii .; .Mild-i I
TUornhill, ate n'licar-iiii' ;d i'.;'
Ihr.- for tiieir .-ccond i'liiui.il Clu i l-
n'.a'i eoncert lu be pr senti'd W.'.i-
resdav niehl D x'. m'l •• 10. V.
oMock :n Giv.nl.-if Meea.iial Ch .-v
el. Tim com,.I. :,:ai-i this vcr.
Will offer i.u'..l.- f.'om I ueign Litvls
w-,-11 ii- numb. . l:r-ic..l
'Ibe C'hri.tm - I'.'ia i' » tl lU'-k
the f;i',-t tim.- tiii. v .m t;-.'.! 1 -•
conl'iiuil (hiiir of m ti.an f.)
voire.- bas perf mmed. T-e •g iien
will i-Hlu.de oil .1;- i.io’f",.in mw; i
X, vro spiiiiuab- wlu.'i, b,,.. i; ,
.story of 111. N.itiv ly .i: llu'i • li:..-!;-
nroiiiei.
I -i. ire • ’l.u : '.oil' >' 111 • •-
't;(ii.s w'j>i h re in,o-i er-’h'i
licidly iec',..l ;.| (»i- . iifert:i
me- t l-i-' '• . vfl V i . > ... 1,.
indie lied by popid.ii r > -pi -1.
' f.e-hiiieiits.
big'gt-.l Thaniugiving Day's in the
history of the schoul. At 11:30 A. M.
a ht-alth and holiday play w-as giv
en by 111-.* 2nd and 3rd grade.s, blind,
directed by Mis.s Leola Grant. At
I 12:11) p, M evej-.vbody cujoved a
! turkey dmner. Al 7;0U P. M. the
; slii.'icii*s parlicipilled m :i taleirt
•priRrani foriowed by a social with
j M fre'-hments.
I The Clii'istmas ^pil'it lui.s already
libii'ted on the catiipu.--. The John
son's Memoiial Bible Cbiss from
'111.- First Baptist Chui'ch. while.
' f'l'tiiiglu the chihlren 2 1-2 crates of
' oiangcs and olhiT fniils and nuts
A group uf studont.s from the class
: .ilso VI- IPd riei'c
We welcome Mis.s Eidiui Dobbins j
bad; fiom the SI. Aiaius Hospital'
afti I- ;i fci; 1 ly.s of illness. Margaret
illaitic.v, yih gi:ule blind student, is
jmipioviiig at M'Cau!e\ hospital.
I K.i'h Mx*n spent Thanksgiving*
' Ih.y in Durli.im, :iccoinp;in:ed by
iH-r ?.-ier.
\'i it'r- seen on the campus late
ly WIT.: John I-'toyd ;i former stu-i
tifiil of th.- blind dipelmcnt. He h
I‘iw '..o.i.m:-, ill a work shop in
RALEIGH — Activities at the
Bloodworth Street USO Club last
wetk pi'.d were attendc'd by an un
usually largo number t'f servicemen.
On Saturday night the GSO's
sp'jiisored a box supper to which
each member brought a box con
taining supper for two. Alter spread
ing the tables, each GSO invited a
serviceman to have .supper with her.
After supper the group engaged in
dancing and bowling. 'I'ho program
\v;is under the supervision of Mrs,
J EL Stiickland who was assistfxl
by members of the prognuii com
mittee of the Girls Soiviee Oig.m-
i/ation.
On Sunday, a tuikey dinner wjs
:..ivrd al the club which was en-
j.ived by servicenicn. The day clos-
' .1 With a religious movie entitled
Woman To Rc-ineniber "
The program for this wcxk md
ii eludes A Polka Ufit’t*;|ncc S;itur-
day night at 6:30: Sunday morning
breakfast and fellowship hour ..
S» .’It); Social hour in tlio ;iftcrnoon.
and a religious movie. "Who Is My
N.-ighbor" at 8 p. m.
Cookies for servicemen are sup-
|)li.‘d each week end by the Raleigh
Chapter of War Mothers.
Classes in Arts and Crafts meet
I'll Ftiday nights uf etich week. The
club is in need of .iddili .nal in-
i-tiuctors in shell craft, leathercraft.
and papcrcruft. These wishing to
M-lunieer thfir services for instruct
ing servicemen in arl.s and crafts
Will please cull 3-1258.
THEY a1^ JEST
PLAIN PEOPl.E
RALEIGH — Thei'rc just plain
p;ople, Mr. and Mr.s. J. B. Jordan
of Ridgeway, but their gener, .si'.y
will affect a life in a far-distant
Lontinent. P'ur the Jordans, out of
their life savings as successful farm
IMiopIe of Ridgeway, are going to
Itay aliH^Lthe entire coiit of u com
plete college education at Shaw
University for a student from Africa
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan, who thn-
becomes the first lamily offei
such a .scholarship to Sh:iw Univer
sity. made known their desire t-
assist a deserving youth from Afri
ca at the meetling of the G, neru!
NORFOLK. Va. ANP) — The
entire property «>f olj bt. Vinesnt
Ho-piial liLi'e tiuj been transferred
to Virginia Slate College for Ne
groes located at Petersburg, Va. for
the expansion program of the Nor-
f. Ik division of the culUge, it was
disclosed last week. Final acquisition
of the rtmainder of the property
was assured after the city council
here miule >uch a nconimondation
at its rcs;ular meeting. I
The nurses’ home had already'
been transferred tc the college and .
iniprovcrr.ents and renovation of the
property to the amount of seme
$70,000 was under way. The trans
fer ;f all the property to the college *
was the culmination of efforts of'
Norfolk Joint committee of nine
persi n on N gra welfare center I
headed by Louis I. Jeffe, editor of
the Vh'giiiiari-Pilut, local v/hitc dai
ly, and the college advisory cum-
irlttcc lu;id«l by Charles J. Duke,
director of the Norfolk division ol
the College of William and Mary.
The stare board of education had
abo ‘xpies-td its desire that the
transfer of the entire property be
made for u-se by the Norfolk divi
sion of the college which h;i.s cx-
I) rierux'd much progress despite
handicaps of the war. The ques-
:ion of the proper use of the old
liospital site and. buddings came to
the fore after Do Paul h-ispital was
constructed on its present site on
Granby Sreet.
Dr. Lyman Brooks is president of
the Norfolk division uf Virginia i
Slate College ;md Dr. I.uthcr H I
Foster is pie ident of the parent
college. Dr. P, B. Young, publ'sh'-r
of the Journal :iih1 Guide, and uthcr I
prominent I leal Negroc-s were on
the committee.
V
\AA( I* VOITII CONFERENCF,
TO \VII.BF.RH)R F DEC. 27-:iO
NEW YORK — The 7th Annual
Voiilh Confeience of the National.
Association M,r the Advancemcn' j
of Colored People will c nvene at j
Wilberfoiee University. Wilber-
force. Ohio. December 27-30. 1945.
Closer Current. NAACP delegate
to the recent World Youth Confer
ence in London will give a report
on that meeting as one of the prin-
.ir-u finliir *1 of the program.
Ropresenatives from many - f the
A.'-sueitaioti's 288 youHi groups are
xr);ct«'d to participate in the con-
sider:ilion of the problems of "Youth
and the Atomic Age."
Wounded Servicemen
RALEIGH — The Uimed War
Nfothers Chapter No. 1 of Raleigh,
entertained a group of wounded
service nien at Camp Butner on
Thanksgiving evening.
"We were not content just to be
thankful (or the safe return of these
men in our own section, but for all.
We learned uf some less fortunate
who themselves thinking of others,
were wounded and are now shut-
ins," said the speaker.
The President said in her remarks
that this is the first peacetime pro
gram, two others will follow, one
during the Christmas Holidays and
one later in January. The Cradle
song led by Mrs. M. B Wortham
Is a favorite of her son in the Army
so she dedicated it to all service
men.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE _
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
Having qualified as executrix oi
Ihe Estate of P H. Kyle, dexeuea
late of Wake County, Narth Caro
lina, this is to notify all person hav
ing claims against the Estate of sale
deceased to uchibit them to the un-
dersigr'.>d at 1107 East Davie Street
Raleigh, North Carolina, un or be
fore the 20th day of October, 1948
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. AH persons
iiiUi-bted to the Estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 20th day of October. 194.5.
Mrs. Nellie Kyle, Executrix
F. F. Carnage. Attorney
Oct, 27-Nov. 3. 10. 17. 24.Dec. 1.
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E -oy clothes Uut give
pkosure and win admi
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and address for our
FREE 1940 Style CaU-
log flUedwIth wonder
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family. Lateit Style*: Superior
Materials and Workmanship: Money
Savin;: Price*. 24-hour service. Satisfac-
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rvfurdcd. Write for yours '
National Clothing Co. 460
4606-09 S. Ashland Ave. Chicago 9, III.
th bt":l ii.;illr‘-;s
A’ith
• i.i’ ' 1 DDr p*x'P'i''.iti.;n is all
ili:ii is ii.r.hfl fnr the cuntrol tif
U-dbiigs, j.Hlinu'.h a MiOI'.- general-
.:. .xiii uf iih-sti-l r,-ums will I
«.in I'l.ili- 'lix- bu -• lu-r. I
their life savings as successful farm
people of Ridgeway, arc going to
Day aJji«S9L.the entire coat of a com
plete college cxlucation at Shaw
University for a student from Africa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan, who thu;
becomes the first family to offer
.'uch a scholarship to Fhaw Univer
sity, made known their desire t*-
assist a deserving youth from Afri
ca at the meetling of the General
State Bupt’st convention of North
Carolina held recently in Oxford.
Dr Robert P. Daniel, president o;
Shaw University, in conference
with Mr. Jordan, worked out n plan
by which the university will sup
plement the gift of Ih'.' dxinors. The
Jordan schulurship and a work
scholarship from the .school 'vill
cover the entire cost of a colirgn
education for the student. The
amount Mr. and Mrs. Jordan will
give is $900,00.
Dr. W. C. SomervilK'. executive
secretary if the Lott Carey Foreign
Mission c invention. IcIt for Africa
spveml weeks ago to bring the Afri
can student back to this country.
Already several students from Haiti
are attending Shaw University un
der joint auspices of the university
and the convention.
it may
, Cause
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^cratchmi
For quick rrlirf from itching cauicd by ccrcma,
athirte't foot, *C3lHr«. pimpinnml oth^ itching
rnniilion*. luc purx-. cooling. mcdicaK-cl. liquid
O. D. D. FAiSCAimoN. A ducior's formula,
urt-awlen and ctainirw. Seoihc*. comforts and
quickly calms intense itching 35c trial bottle
^ivesil.orroonry back. Don't suffer. Ask your
druggist today for O. O. O. PACSCRiPTlon
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OVERLOADED!
No one would expect an overloaded
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wiring that is badly overloaded to
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and appliances. You see, your houso
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li-^hting and perhaps one or two ap
pliances, you can readily see that
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service, you may be overlocdina the
wiring in your house. Such overload
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appliances and liohts, and may make
Imoossible the addition of the new
electrical appliances you plan to buy.
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tractor chock your house wiring now. ‘
He can install new circuits if needed
and prepare your home for full en
joyment of eleclriccl living.
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