SOCIETY NEWS
FANTASY.
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now. the lull-blown August !
H mon.
.t< il with It." several veils ot pond
mg storm.
H.i,id with the silence ol w.iiim
ι , r.itlilo' d.ii k.
ς Ι, ,ικ lin- willow witli sheer spec- I
ti.d lorm.
• ,· leav es assume .1 laccpiered '
light
ι. 'luts are nioxeless lountains
:;i i eii-sil\ er beam.·,
II the tree become.- nnici le ··. 1
Willow tree
ei η,|:imnded .nil .it
I* red; in k hiinght i
Tlur
And
Aiul
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I , .iχ ι· liir ( olumhia.
!i A. .Newcil and I a ι ;, i ly lett
• mug l"i (.'olumlna. S.
,■ ΐ'Υ pian in \ ι - <t loi >e\ -
M
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I (iini'i 11 oui (Kford
\\ M. t.' il η na reUii lied
, nvre alter visi mg lier
\1: . lî. F. Fox. m Oxford.
.·!·.·. davs.
(,ms to ( olumbia.
r !■ ν ι .ill ι left Thui.-day
.... S C . w here she will
! at tne Wade-Hampton
c\ ι ι al da>
(iiirs lo Camp
ι ■ Mat . I ' · 11 : ι ~ t » 11 It·! '. Weil
Camp Betty Hastings. Y.
: ι : ρ η· ar \\ η -1 ι: ι Salem,
> acting a.- a eounseior.
,!n Lake Γlucid Trip
! : · Η .(!■. ι 'lit has been gofte
■i a trip t·' New Vol k
i, .■· I'laeid. She lett la>t
• ■ ,, pa ι 11 ! ; riends 1 π >n
and nlans ' return to
Sunday.
"· ' r ' Iinit'r ϋ il"l I'.
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]■". . - ι r:\ i t! I ι \ il Μϊ· an-1
M ( ; I ι ■■■.·;:! d ' · V
I ; ··. ' '· · ■ wlin - pent
• V'· ·· ι| ι. iv
! : ; ' 11 1 * ' i il ΊΚΐΐ'Ι >1 I Ultll 11 i III.
1 ii (in l<i KidRt'crcst.
1 : Κ 11 Will lea \ e S.ll ur
• ■ l: i ir H iU· ■ 11'··'.. 11>r the
Bapti : Assembly grounds, t · > heat
Π ι ;ι K. Truett in a series of
■ ' ; iir will he then· lui several
■ >,.·. ■ ■ i1" lu- return ν ill .tin In
11, \ ·,· . Va., mi ,i fishuu', trip.
< ilM'S to l.ittll tllll.
Λ II Κ imhii II plan- (■ > «η to
I, ' > tomorrow. t" spend some
• . er nld Inline there, and to
attend a series of revi\;i 1 service;
.it : Sv ;ι!.ι|> el.lire!', hem:; Con
!.. ·. -ι ·ν 111 · ■ ρ a -1 ' 11. He\ Albert
Simms, a former Henderson resi
(iucsts of Aliss Vow.
: \d i, . · ,i w has as her
!;< .it '"'-r home in Wil
·' ι. > \\'i m lia r i and
M :;··:·>· :·'ϊ»·ίΜ·'···. 'in. of Green
.,! liar: a t I.awi enee, of
l.i " ad M Sara Ann Baker,
ι ι V ■ \ lie. They will spend sev
i-1 ·ι ; : ν I t'l l with lier.
lïirtIi of Daughter.
M . \d Mrs. Williai Y Bryan,
ol Columbia, S. C'.. announce the
..η eight-pound daughter
Τ! ,ι.,ν. AuRiist 'J 1. η Columbia.
M !;:> in is tin· son ol Mr and Mrs.
•I il l'y Bryan, ol Henderson.
Prettiest in the Capital
Stada Banchowski (left), of New Kensington, Pa., and Martha Wil
liams, of Franklin, Tenn., named the most beautiful government em
ployes in Washington, are shown as they arrived in New York for a
round of sightseeing and entertainment. In a contest sponsored by the
American Federation of (iovrrnment Employes, Stada won top honors,
but Martha was such a close runner-up that ollieials decided to giv#
the trip to Ooth of them.
WITH THE SICK
lias Operation.
Mrs. Jesse II. Gupton in I : v. cut
,!i tipi-r.'slion al Maria rail;.. ho.
,'.al tin ■ nu » riling.
Leaves Hospital.
(.'pl. Charles M. "Chick st. ri
lias been discharged from C.. ρ I- ■
rest hospital, in Tennessee. a
undergoing tre.itnient there · >··,·
era I week-. Ile lia.- returned : I . t
Jackson. S. and i< expectc.: :ι ίι.e
I tur a visit in a lew d iys.
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FIRST AID COURSE
DIPLOMAS ISSUED
Cards signifying sue.· \-sful com
| plotian "! a Red Cross t;r.-t-aid
iMiirse recently conducted in Dur
ham under direction of Tame.- \
Capp- have been received o. 1?Γ>
per.-oils in Henderson and Loui.-bi rg,
among others.
Lu ! residents to whom card
v. ··!·!· mailed inc! ided Velnia Mary
: Finch. Hargie Edward-, Irene Γ».
I White, Julia Moss. ' idy Th -mp- >11,
' C:ii'"ii> Draper, l'sa Hell '. ' ·ί I \ iohii
' .1 Adam-. Hi ι : ' C> Η ι·.·. ;·η 1·'. 1·'.
I Coi.in. Ge Β- Co'l 11 \
Da' .- Jr [·Ίι :·'.]ι I». ·.··„ ·; Π
Kl:. . I. G 11·· ! -ai ·;>·.■ t h. <>! . M
, Markh.i : . S . Pan- ■ :
Vaugl h and Kas.dl D S'. .·>
t.. mi-hare c ' i/en ■ n i · ' the
course includc Cranfnrd M. H·, aslev.
• L . . i' H :. I Willie L \" .à.an.
1! !>":·: ί i W W. 1 : a ν : I - il V
Κ :ng.
most delicate mean- Ί ;>athy.
Carvers Visitim; Here.
Mr. and Mr-. Geuce Carver and
joorgc Carver. Jr. hn\e arrived in
ho city and an· .-.pending miihc time
.it the lniine (if Mr. and Mrs. .1.
Gardner. < 11 Charles street. M'\
Carver lia just returned from
-shanghai. C! inn. where he was pro
lessor ol Knuli-ii in Shanghai mi ι -
ι r ity. : ml tin- lall will teach at
Wake Finest college·.
Marian Martin
Pattern *
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Ι'ΛΤΤΚΚΝ U7B7
Ι lia! 111ill dark div.-.·." si
ι.Hi.-pi.: ai'l h>: lin tinio l>1 yeal
lu ι ■ it . i:i a distinctivo Marian
vlarlin style. i*;it:i in 1I7K7 has the
ir.ill inw ii'ilr> in tin* season
! it'- ···.·:·!·· I·" make with it> ac
1 ipan.v r. . S η CI art. Tin scpiar
I vi ·!·. ■ · ■ ' ■ ■ Hit' - Ivk' of the
:1 lia ri :. , n. · nod neckline
• an d.ii t nether with
'lie: . ; i ..· · tl >·, alst. hold-in the
:··>:· tu· ··:.··! The slim
: ·111 I ira s · 11 ! lu- skirt are em
1 as'/i d by double front panels and
:■'·.· ia ■ . ι j a ! : ι · !. Let your sleeves
ι ■ ν ! .(·.· and ι II. long and
: '. ι ι \ r -.mille puffed
' "· ·'■·. for a cftktr you
ρ al·.· · ;· ι runt tίο ends oi
': ■>·. id ι iblmn.
I * ι : : - in il7!!7 a ay bo " rdored only
' d \ι ι ron's sizes 14. 1 fi.
■ ·»·> ::: "β 40 and 42. Size
■ a. .-ν: ι vards 3!) inch fab
ι ι Η ribbon.
^and KIKTFKN' CKNTS in coin»·
M \ m ·\\ MMITIN pattern
• 1.. write nl ι :nlv your SIZE
• - ' · t I HUN KS and STYL"
VUMBER.
ς.·η · ν ■ -Ή. ·. Τ'ι Ttonderso·
•·· Π " ' . Γι'!- η Department
\V. 1Sl;'. St, -New York, Ν. Y,
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ί(Έ. G. DAVIS & SONS CO
Average? Tall? Short?
Here's a GOSSARD for
THREi; Figure Types
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• M · W H Av. mi·, Mr . YV YV HoMrn. S: . Mi. (i
inptiT.
M · Sein· y Cïruen, Mrs. William Tuck, Mr- YV Τ
( Mi·- W" · : ! A'iilchoil. IVIrs. W. I\. ΊΊιπηί', Mr>. .1. A. Cri·
:>{)t M·- Hav· s, Mrs. YVilliam H unci. Mrs Τ 1»
'' " ·'' a r·. W o dit w 11. Brecdluvi», Mi>.- Durothv Stur.s
VÎ1 M. G. Kvans.
E. G. Davis & Sons Co.
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Schools Open
In 3 Weeks;
Few Openings
White «'Hid colored chools ni Hen
derson ;ind V«Ίnee county open for
their tall terms thiec weeks hence,
but there are still a few vacancies
m faculties of some «»i them.
While contracts have not been
signed, it is believed teachers have
1 fpn lound for two vacancies in the
commercial department o! Hender
• ί ι high school, and a il.rei· »r ol
physical education there, who would
I «ii.-.ο » ί 1.1 ci ι the football and basket
ball te ;: ι. - These are expected to he
filled ν·, it h in «ι few d r and eei
tainly belore the school Ντιπ begins.
T« ai-iiers will meet on Wedne.-day.
September 10, and Rodents will rc
{ port for registration the following
! day. They will return on Friday for
j lesson a.-signments. and active cia >
; work will begin the following Mon
day.
One vacancy exists at Aycock «nul
one at Townsville, it was learned to
day at the office ol Supormti nder.t
Ε. M. Rollins. So far as is known,
the laciutie- at Zen Vance, Middle
• urg and Dabney chools are all
ι complete.
j Faculties for all Negro schools are
also complete, it is understood.
Capital Gossip
l$y LYNN MSI5LT
L· α 11 > l>i.-.|uuii iJuicau,
til till ΛΙ· ΙΙΛίΙιΓ llutcl.
u.ii. ι, , lu^;. v.onmii.-Muncr
iUUUle Vk ti 1 L4 Ol UIL I1C'»\ itIOlUr VI
acic.- ill·,.j. miL'tu may aeculiiplisii
mil; II l\n Hi Si'MieUling tiWU ui
ecl (.Hurts have lulled tu achieve,
'lit III I: it pI'lllIC lUllCtlOHS 111 his
.L ] ·. 1 : i : 11· lit ;.· to promole salety nil
:.e h.gtiways. Mi'· Ward right now
devoting nearly all 1 his thought
■ nil oiicigy to making cltcclive th'j
schemes lor conserving gasnl.iic.
I here is a detinite .suspicion in this
In;ii t' ι that lie is urging less driving
'.i congested a'Vas. slower speed,
nore elfiicent equipment, etc., not
nly lor sa.- saving but for promot
: ι g highway safety. Any way, he is
ο thoroughly concerned about the
ituati η that it's hard to get him
ί talk about anything else.
.Maxwell Stays Put
Reappointment of Λ. J. Maxwell
is commissioner of revenue came a>
m surprise to newsmen around the
•apital, although a few weeks ago
ome foresighted reporter could have
'otten ten to nn. odds η a bet that
' would happen. One minor state
fficial. who obviously eanno· be
inined said this was one time that
he force of public opinion forced
he governor t change his mind. At
■nv rate there is almost unanimous
atisfaction in knowledge that the
■Id master of revenue and budgets
■ νi 11 con'inoe !v ^rvicr· in thi · most
mportant capacity.
Traveling Man
The fact has been commented upon
many, many times and this week
proves again that Governor Brough
' ι m is entitled to s me kind of trav
eling man's badge. Yesterday he
poke at a test farm picnic a' Swan
lanoa tomorrow he is exp.ct"d to
t-'nw up -it Roannke Island. Glimpse
'ι map: Swannanoa is way up t'other
id fif the Bin·· Ridge mountains
"id Π,γ n'ik" Islnnd is just a- far
out in the Atlantic n- y u can get
•id s'ill br in the state.
Karning Interest
ι '' 111 U i . . , . UUtlili S Ul Ilk
. . « LU ItlK'J ulll' U.
Ul;.Wll [Ι',1 ι ι Λ n 13 lu S tu U CI 11
Vu· '"··- ...Mail}' OUL'll UlVOSlCU
! I.· . .nil.114 -UiLlCSt. It) !_)(.' L'XUCl,
•j..' ι ...ι- ulcii înves.cu 111
ii... . ..a ir.-.pal bunds a.ia
ntiercsl a! ; : 11 · late u! -.-19 pei
.run
.fill, inal s in .11\ $25.0Ul) a year
η mg aiuud l· me fund. Mate
. 11 ii.-iii't. ι · ; 11.11 i .ii tiandlvd this m
ι.-.in.Liu. ail:.. ·. Ik- lias mlormed
ill' it Hi mi ni b aid that in\Ts,menl
' 1 tin' lund t: il.-eit a lull time job
m' a «ο.ut m.,ii Ii· eeipts in tin lund
.111 stvp up ircmenduusly next
.. inn Willi ii|m :i::;g Lit school terms
.ml pa 11<■ ι,ι..! ί ol' some 23.00U
ι ai'hi'i' , 1111 : ' i ' m I a 11 ν, empli yees
>ay eheek.- ar .r. oiled with the 4
μι ι - mi ι·.., a·· ' i in- tin.-· ι and,
his being tί.· y ease in which
ie -late deil oney from pay
■hecks |..r any pose, and is the
nlv tax" ι u dirt'etly by the
late treasurei
Caught ·>>■ the Fly
There nrv ..- any- -or more -
peetati :s alway- watching work or
he new in.-inur ' · uildinq next door
ι the hotel w this bureau i
oused as the ■ workers η the
ob. That's h■ ■ w Koekffoller got the
lea for official : des in his Roeke
oiler Cento" >! Now York. lie
rade the nbl pav for thr
rivilogc. . The Ashfville dele
ation didn't " 1 "'k home with a
νw bridge. r 'hey did get pro
rise of a I'.rl rev. The present
bridge over I'·· French Broad be
'w'.O'i V-he\ r,. ,nd West Ash"v:,lc
is said to carry \ er 15,000 vehicle
a day.
Durham Man
's Executed
(Continued Γ: "in Pau ο One)
deadly cyauide t'umes.
( >ne oi 'ht : t >î groups of spcc
it' rs and w-'n^-r-os to virw an
•o(Mitir%n hrre m recent months saw
'ash dip Twrnt.v-six curious on
'nokors jammed into the narrow
°>nfines of the w itnos^ chnmber.
r*·* ·'- ·'■ · ··■ ,Λ· in Dufh.nv
superior court of fatally wounding
^ wjf^ hv 'M-no 1h>'oo in'"
nr ',r she ran down the strvet near
lieir he nie ïcre.v.yi.n* for help.
Few Sign In
First Aid Of
Red Cross
Although much interest in the
project had been reported in ad
. iince. eif»«il> in the i.i t week or so
ο sign applicant.· ldi a Red (."ros:
ιrM a 10 cour.-e here have brought
»nly three actual signaluie., «ill oi
hem \ <iiin. fcair. Aloud, lieu v. r< >.-· ι
.'ounty chairman, said today.
Mr. Λ1 « · » id Λ κ ι iu belle» ed there
λ ,ι. < '>it Kiel able intere t in the pro
»·-s<. U e.;i .·. and that κ number o! ■
inuv.d ..il- 1 'Kl expie .ea a Uesiu
ο attenu the ciass... uui in.' it \\ a
leee . aiy that lue η t be coniplcUo
i.u.cKiy. >« » the national org.ini/a
."II m.ghl be notilied prompily. t<<
in enu lhat a date eoulu ue «irr.uig
ci lor an expert irom the 11 a t : « » 11...
m gaiii/almii'.·> stal l to come he ι e.
ι he only three applicants tiiu- 1 a ι
eccived arc ;Vies ι 11 « ■ « » λιοι»μ·>. λμ
ι*. 11. iViixon and Mrs. Louis I·,.
liâmes.
ι nm r have called to indicah
Lheir icauioess to enroll, but so lai
have not done so.
Mr. Aliord sin· sed the 1'act that
the course would be particularly ap
tj I ι.ι ο ι unver o. . chool I use.-·.
;,nu ι 11 111 a i as .· 11.111 y «"1 the. c
.· .ι ι m ou loi lue e Hii . e.
Ί i.i Ked I ro.v slal I nisii ucloi
Irom ha Wit·.''lungloi ι ncaiujuar lei
tvulild be cut here uilnoui e- >;■ I I1
p,.i i.cpai.iiK in ine cours··, and
ν \ ι 11 ok le.vîûo ».» ■ \\ otihl he lur
: i>,ii ii ,, ι. ι ο u ί charge to tno.e mak
ing the study.
iauv one interested i. urged to
coijuiii toe local cnanman at the
earliest po. . ible time, :o thai ar
l angt nu h is may be made lor an in
structor and a date assigned.
tlîAALbl IL L^iluK
lû AL/i^KLbi K.1WANIS
I Ι· .1 lui . S ('.. Aug 21 Dr. Ju
.1.1:1 S lVnlhr, c-cii:<) 1 cil ihc Cliar
lotit· « t!>. erver, will b·.· tir Mon
day afternoon speaker at the con
vention ot Hi·.· Carolina- Kiwam
di.-trict to be held at Myrtle Beach,
September 7. 8, and il. il lia.·· just
Ik. η announced by .lack Wright of
Florence, general chairman ol the
c tu t n'inn. Or. Miller will spvak
11 "Youth m a World Crisis."
Other speakers at this convention,
as announced by Chairman Wright,
are Captain Norman Hawson of Lon
don. Ontaria. Canada, an interna
tional'·./ known philosopher and hti
norist: Kdward Scheidt ot tie. C'har
lotl·' oiiice of the K.li 1., ..11 I Ι·Ίή1
er'fk M. liâmes of Jvrsey City, N. J.,
official représentât ive ol Kiwanis
Internati ual, who will speak at the
fellowship luncheon·
Babson Discusses Taxes
Already Paid in U S.
(Continued From Paai· inei
Fifty per cent of the criminals are
under 25 years ol age. Let us also
remember that the fire losses alone
last year would have purchu.-ed 13
great cruisers for the U. S. Aavy ami
live for Canada. In other words, it
we all would get busy to eliminate
crime, our taxe.- need really not cos!
Us anything.
Taxes Which Everyone Now I'a.vs.
Already now :r> percent ol wh.it
we pay in rent goo to taxes. When
buying a loal : bread now. 20 per
cent goes lor direct taxes and 25
percent loi· indirect or a total ol
45 per cent. K. every Sllill \v;
now pay for c, >'.:ir.. toe tax collec
tors take 52 diflerent kind.- of taxe-.
U. S. taxes eTeragcd Li t year S 1(19
for every man. w ·" η and child.
According to tin· C ;.:ttee of
American, 122 La,-: 42 .·>· .view Υοΐ'κ
hvery time we jmv an electric
11filt bill we are g.%aig .>1 out ol
e\ ery $(j of oi it mward taxes. An
average oi 813 . , .· ; year.y, m
tuxes by every telep ι >ne user. Tlie
housewile pay.· .si :..\r κai o,
Λ'πτ $4 >iic .spend.». ··.·:».· arc over
140 different taxi- : .·. .;e-i n tnc
cost ot a pair of shoe e\eu !ίγ Uu·
oaoy. The cost «>t tin· . -:·.«■ car
is paid out all over ag>< ·. < ■«■·> : >ui
years by taxes tin· :? ■ Ρ ■> 111
opei iting it. lu dru.. - » tic· υ I
milk of magnesia em λ · ιΜίπ
ent taxes. Kailroad- ' < ι ν ι ai-»re
than doubled sinee 1 li ίr .· >.;»■·wt
1-3 oi our fare js tax» ■: 11 on
Taxes (in Dividends ami iNa^es.
The American Fed» : ' 1 ·: 111 -
ν es tors ol Chicago tin
corporations owned b\ . 11 ϋ.ουυ
stockholder.» paid an . ·. ·.. . \ · ·
$3 per common »han .·: : ».»l
double the amount paui . u icud
If these companies coulu > paid
taxes only on their prope \. «Moi·!
these 7,1 18,000 sockh , 1
have received $329 more m a \ lend
or else each employee iv. .d ii.iw
received $600 more per yc..i
salary. With lower taxe.» y ui
get more interest on sav ing - ,u ail
and lower life insurance e-·-: -.
1 am not asking that taxe.- < u
dueed, but I do say it i.. uni.· !
increase them. It would be I r belle
to eliminate all "tax-exemptions'
Existing .-'.ate and local LI. S. : 1
eminent securities total $20,000.000.
000 with over a billion new one
being issued each year, ll seem
infair not tax all securities aiik(
If these writ taxed at least tin
lew ones issued -this would be an
>thcr solution î< our problem.
Putting More People to Work.
We cannot have prosperity n;
mitting a ball and chain on Miiplo>
ers. No sensible farmer puts a cheel.
rein on a horse hauling a heavy load
"We cannot lift wnge workers u,
>y pulling wage payers down."
There is today a scarcity ol skillet
workers; but at least 6,000,000 peo
île are still looking for jobs Let u
liieretore, encourage more men to o.
•nine employers by making it ea 1er
—instead ot haiwer—lor then).
The elimination of tax-exemption
• hould help employment. Huh peo
)le would then quit burying then
noney m tax-ex<mpt bonds. They
would put their money to wor«\
wilding more Victories, stores «md I
ither enterprises which give em- '
.ilny ι * f 11 Tnrrc enoi;»h ·· >ney ui
the U. S. and Canada t<» give every- ,
»ne ο I good charaetei a good living j
me dillieulîy is that th.- money i
iM "tax-raid shelter a!,,.si t» ;·
to work. Let- .-top oar t χ uhtz
,\neg and ijive tii. money confidence
to et une out and -erve the nation.
L ι s Spend More on Research.
II state -men w ild .--pend one
Lentil ni lin·,: t .«· m developing
iew u&f&s 1 ■ ·i■ waste products—in- !
.. ι ο I .n< reus.ng taxi - no ir«
, η tax rates would be neces
. y Λ ο! tin su id.' the chance- tor
ι . ed income and employment
ι. :;!i re-'.-arch are beyond t h *
»nde.-l dream- It ; our only hope
;uv en ting a post-war collapse ,
Ko λ cotton is worth only twelve
•••ills .1 pound; but put it into new
;ioe - and it 1- worth a dollar per
)* it 1 : ι. I. i'eti' >lcum is worth πη|\ 11 \ 1 ·
cents per gallon as fuel oil; but put
:t into dyes and it i.- worth many
time- this. Sova b< ns used to be
*r< atc■ I .is weeds: but today are a
most ought for crop. Coal sells for
only a few dollars 1 t-Ίΐ to nrn:
mi it is worth several hundred dol
1; r< per ton when turned into nylon
.ilk. Kv( η sea water r- becoming
useful for making ma;rne ium and
bn tminc.
The Solution.
The real way to .a tlie new
money needed for defen e i ' · .n
•n .i>' the national Income and
lea\e t ; ι χ rule- ; 1 - they are. Til c 11
be done bv reducing c:'ime. sup ■ ;
i η l; e-onnnerialized e\'il and "u
co;i] ac.ing new indu trie . ! »· -" !"
S. and Canada need more eng,necr.
and fewer politician Some will ;ay
"t:r ···! an a s;ur :· · ! 1 '·--nil th oj
the Aim rican p<·· Ί·· ' Well, why
not work for this" Tlmre 1 no hort
cut to cither prosperity or ii:\y.
The Ten Commandment.- and the
multiplication table ",s. r the 'inswer
to taxation.
Military Verdict
Draws Criticism
ill .IMS. rl
(Continued Frmn One)
λ i « s di>ch;nned on t lit* order of C » 1
i.nol Chai l(v ii Klliot:. eomiPiind'T
it Κ·., t fui >i nît ιf <1 t" ten
y iti «ind nine months ιrι lh· Um1i i.iI
i>< rntcnl.iii v iit Ati.intu
Vf» ιϊΐβ - id the -< U e!
■ ! dt ; β ot I,.· .tcn..t " L· · ·! Κ ! «in
to clean ;· me- ki\ cletin a lh r,
imd to |>ifk up p.(c - -if br 'U-n cm
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We Invite You to
Hang Your Clothes
On Our Line
Make it a o!;iy habit, like hundreds of
other II endoi son housewives. Λ phone
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the best and most satisfying laundry serv
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We send youi· clothes back snowy white,
smellimv fie.-.h and clean. Kvcry garment
ιeceives our best care and attention. No
harsh soaps used. Color fabrics and
dainty pieces are jriven extra care.
Henderson Steam Laundry
Phone 508