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' : ' i nt i i il -il 97c Τ }], > ΐ.(Λ now . · · hrc 1 iί "xilia · $3.95 Cottage Curtains N \v cottage cur >·<, all '/''»·f'!'^ 48c Efird's Dept. Store Phono 08 2·">π-2:;2 S. Gain tt St. Henderson. X. Γ. . i r y » yv i iXt33 i Ο spear On .roiina Nine υ. Ν. C. Tennis quad Weaker Ί his Season HENDERSON OFFICER ADDRESSES DENTIST' I.if ui. < ni. ϊ. Η ΙΙι» If. t h if I -.urseon ni 30t!i Division. ->l« .iks in ( harlottf 1 ·.·.... i ι ne. M.i. ·. u:.- .\i· -S : ;de. .1 1····! ;.;i " > ..<·. ι .. , yet l · !■·'.* * i ). 'it· :/ C \ lit-. ., < . S ι ' . ' ■ ι ! : ! . S Λ - ■ ..ι!. :ι :·.ι :e. Ά':,.h· ti.e ci .rf .·;.(! .de: . at.i _i Ο ; ι *. ! . ι ' · ■ ' t ;, ; tT. .il pneumonia and other m tectum I diseases, no successful means ha |5een discovered ki applying them t. Κ. . I. . Col. I H Hf.yle ehiel dental surgeon of the iiOtl 11 - iimi at Κ 1 ' Jacj.-m. S. C . ,-a.( "it· whole the teeth >1' if! ' u r.ducted into the army wen '< "<·:· :han those >.r the 1917 drat· ! tees. About 18 percent Of the soi» t· need dental work, however, Ik • aid. While civilians are advised to =ef • .t·.:- dentists at regular intervals lie -aid. the men in the army have no choice A survey was made six months .igo of the men in the 30th Πι· >n and another ha- been i-tart od. ί Οϊ€^ί l .i c Loss jn i S40 Is $452,844 i) 111\ |iivii;'i Γ»ι1ΐ« ill. In tit#» ^:· ; » * * · ·»' » lïv Ϊ» ; Ϊ M: ! EDGAR EDWARDS SETS NEW BOWLi -G MARK I I I I II M i i'U - Γ.« Π \ Γ Λ. Λ nMirance LIFE CJ f L- ompanu of Of ι ce t , vne"d# V r. ; -«a VIRGINIA To Our Policyowners and the Public: A life insurance corr.panv is something mote than a mere combination oi sîo^ rtev.c, statistics, and salesmen. Countless widows, fatherless children, a::.· c.J people will endorse the view that it is very much a human institution supplying human needs as no ether tinancial service can supply them. Today ■ , ' : .ι ar.v privileged to lock back over seventy years of "human relations" faithfully, efiicii r.tly, and economically safeguarded. 1! a growing volume of business is a reflection of publu confidence, this company may point with pardonable pride to the $37,098,043 by which its în^ura-.ce account was increased in 1940. This gain, largest in any year of the Company's long history, brought its total insurance in force to $565,151,504. The admitted assets backing up this great reservoir of future security were strengthened by the addition of $5,687,184.79 and now stand at $1 1 1,021,357 The ratio of assets to liabilities continues unusually high and puts the Com·· '-.ν in an exceptionally strong position. It seem- timely to recall that, within the seventy years elapsed since the establishment ι ί The Life Insurance Company of Virginia, our nation has ex perienced nine major depressions, along v.th the damaqmg effects of wars, epi demics, polit., j1 upheavals, and rapidly changing business and social condi tions. These disturbances have brought confusion and suffering to America's citizens t ut have not shaken the solid foundation on which the institution of life insurance rests. This company has emerged from these tests stronger than ever before, offering convincing evi dence of its ability to survive whatever difficulties may arise in the future. BPADFORD H. WALKER, President Assets at December 31, 1940 $111,021,357.28 Policy Reserves and Other Liabilities- $93,402,617.38 Capital, Surplus, and Reserve for Contingencies — $17,618,739.90 Insurance in Force $565,151,504 If you would like to have a detailed report of the company's financial condition, ask our representative in your city for a copy or write to the home office. Recrerpntnt;Vor for Henderson and Vicinity J. E. SMITH, Agent C. E. KIRKLAND, Agent t j| Mi m Ρ a \ : IN ill if! M fr I 6 1 ih y li i buys the fine Car with the low price! ! Streamliner "Torpedo" Six Sedan Cou/>e $'J23+ (u bite sideuall tira extra) Tbtffiac THf flMÇ CAR WITH THE l£W PHICt D PFRHAPS YOU'VE SEEN the new Pontiac "Torpedo'' described as "the l ine ( ar with the Low Price" and wondered a little hit about that statement. You can accept the "fine car' part without any doubt, we believe— especially if you've examined a new Pontiac. That "low price'' part may stop you, how· erer. Can the new Pontiac—one of the smarcest looLiog, easiest-riding cars on the road today — A GENERAL MOTORS MAS rERPIECK 'τ. , .. w w w » 0^*" ONLY $25 MORE FOR AN EIGHT IN ANY MODEL! actually be low.priced? VC'ell, here are the facts: Pontiac prices begin at $"28*. A new 1941 Pontiac "Torpedo' will cost you so little more than the "lowest-priced three" that the differ ence will amount to only a very few dollars per month. What's more, Pontiac's economy of operation and upkeep permits you to drive for practically the same money that a lesser car requires. Yes. the new Pontiac, with its Body bv Fisher. has earned the title, "the Fine Car with the Low Price. Try a new Pontiac before you put your money in something less desirable. PONTIAC PKIf ES begin at '828 FOR THE DE LUXB "TORPEDO SIX BUSINESS COUPE Motor Sales Co. Gillam Auto Co. 4n4 Garnett St. Henderson, N. C. Macon St., Warrenton, N. C. Welcome Service Oxford, Ν C 'Delivered at Pontiac, Michigan. State tax, optional equipment and accessories—extra. Prices subject to change without notice. Station G upton's Service Center S. ΡΛιίη St., Louisburg, N. C.
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