Batty StBpatriy
Established August 12, 1914
Published Every Afternoon Except
Sunday by
HEXDEKSON DISPATCH CO., INC.
at 109 Young Street
HENRY A. DENNIS, Pres. and Editor
W. L. F1NC11, Sec.-Treas., Bus. Mgr.
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(Payable Strictly in Advance)
Mail Carrier
1 Year $6.00 $7 00
6 Months 3.00 3.50
3 M.>n;hs 1.50 1.75
Wee . ;, ty carrier only 20<
Per Copy 51
Entered at ;.ie post office in Henderjon.
X. (. . as second cl.i.-s i"ail matte
.: v-tux ■ • vo:.. John H lit.
Finland Should Quit
t i.i- he i- \ i .il v
:o her any halm. FinH'lhw
th quit th« ft'ii
WOJS 11 ' t> |»0«-; If
ty. »mi ? and m el
t'ithcr side mid !»•;«• t« thut e\»
lent • « j- . v v- Id itvo w it ho- «♦
4 . » . • : * .. n»*h • .
tilvl: Ii\i - :i the 'inu1.
i ..t i i« Ogime .\ «•..'; . i «•
:• loptiug a ctKirsi •: 4*.- own
ffiti v. ! ■ d eeord. and wilHout
pressure - t « iHiVX «»i the fn.ivM
>• ties n Gn it i; iui The eapiuii
« • t • : . : 1 : •: ill. .
-ad i► y H ?>i.«n aim «*n and is
it tit -1 .« i ?i
• poo: Jo. F l
• ; Kiissia arc » meernoi
;>e mil nil est • «> the Kin.
tliiif Statin t.s ^ .nu In n.,
wan!in Finland .»> over-.
i«' an.. : «. I'.ul
*..• . .»i i r> that tnev ..
n * aft with ::eedoni in choosing
tlift -v.n eourst.
T i nt »\\ w »uld not depr v*4
: • . • my \M ild us thftt a •
ti i- m • v •: *inuinii t he :mnt.
As jittet ■ : let, there \\ • uld be
:. »• • * ande;- the latter fnr.se
Ail ralcalations would lie on •».«•
< * it li the Icftgii The Allies
get with F nland as «
; jerent and with loss dan . ue
thill* own interest8 than the Finns
( .a: :n» • then own standi*-.•*.? *! he
Helsinki decides to get • • it
!h» ♦ :t • w !! be t»»r *he little
lej)' . 1 '> people. no matter
I thi t< may be— and they
» i'ie t soluble than
w ■ - refers to places wllcil
M . 11 > t ci Uii'i. Even the \ owe Is,
: i : ' - : till* m.Ill ill the i'\t
i in i. iv : .. ;i >i;ecd time of ii.
i'•• ! iiv nh ;d)oiit ! re ->:id
: rat ouing—just remember tht»t
1' k in ;;'.!•)! W\i entire tuition got
along with .»iily four automobiles.
t'nii! he .surreiiflers. Iile frr t'ae
German soldier on the Russian front
swni.- ' beco -c just one Heel
Army 11..j» ..11«• r another.
Hitler e.died in Quisling (or a
•m1' < i;c( " And the nr»t morniiiS.
" 'I not. the !i\ ing room
1114s turned ip missing.
In tin* post-war solar house, we
re d. the sun will do the heating.
And. naturally. the l.icl companies
the worrying.
Hitlei '".is tailed '>n Rumania to
hold to the end. I Jut a lot of Ruin,mi,-ins
think the end h.is already
.arrived.
K.ictographs soys it's the l.iw that
thi'-c persons can start <1 ri«>t. (» 1?
can if she is glamorous enough.
The first sign of spring is not *
robin but 'be chuck holes that appear
in the city streets.
I.t .appears that not only do all
• inads. but also all the WaterWays
lc..d to Home.
Junior says it's patriotic to <-k!p
'-.or.-ie-work. thu* saving a lot o'
fridnight oil.
VOIR FEDERAL
INCOME TAX
No. ol
m DI CTION'S FOK TANKS.
Taxi - .no. in jjviU'iai. a tieihictiblo
item in :iri iviny at net income l,»r
Kotloial normal lax ami surtax purpose*.
Ill tlio oa-o ol taxos inoiiiioii in
inriii'i ti«'ii with .. It auo or pli'lo>sioii..
till' amount i- slmwti in Sohoilulo
O-i to arrive at not prolit (or
1.1.-..-) lion: l>ii-ino-> o pi olo->ion entol'i'li
HI :!«■ ■ I''* "t till' ll'tlllll. Koim
!l! III. taxi- <mi rental properly .-itaulil
bo -Ili'W': 111 SchctiUii V" t 1 ». Wllllo
Ullll'l' deduct iblo >hi>u!d be
-hown 11 item IS >'! "Don c*:tnis."
I'axo- rtii in itoni 1in .,i-n no
suppoitcil by an i'\pl.illation tin
Si'lcdulv K) i>i the ik'duct v i>ii
>h. it Form I040A. tin deductions
should in* i lltol'iu Inr t..\< -. beeaa-o
the t.x t.it'lo I'll till- I" aheady
allows tlio benefit ol tut average
:i■. ,-i.eh deducti"! •
n-O Itoil H'tlMllltV lit '.IXC- - libit
( ' I.I UI'III'I al i" ' I o! •
il> - .Hi' nolle : i 11 > deductible
only by the person upon wImu tiie\
aro. b> I.av. imposed:
i^i federal income. ' p. :.t -.
..mi exce-- pi'oltt- t.iM- .. !• :i t doduev.
T Federal ::o .i :as put I
him'.-;
i:tt T..xe- Ins local iioi:oti!-. .-mil
,i- i'--nu'iits tn -1 ii' -i. ii' -.ill;.
m"\.iUc. anil other >o.. •; .nvi'nunt
which tend t.> 11 hance tho
value i'I i ipoi'iy taxed. • deductible
except amounts allocable to
maintenance or iiiimvt I'liaitt'ii:
i I' Tito tax must '• a :.ix for pub(.'hart:
moiital -i r\ :oo- such •■- municipal
water t'liN. (larking meter riuirgvs
i i ■ in,> iii-.-. .niii 'hi- like are not tie*
•...-: . i - \i\f-. iui' .no deduct::' •>
- . \t ■ ■ -i - : mo roil in .i tr.uto ■
(t n l: o inst
■ •
I>V the p
■■ '
i i tioi al '. \ •!
tlio ,> <!.• I . j.
the Kocii
III-, t
; - Ii it ti« U ' '.i ! tho ' }•■>«" ; 1
Federal .tic • t.,x put . .
I • • ■ . •
'
!n tho o\\ ;■ u! ti !• p . i l.il-.
il .. man mi i vile an- lilmjj -op
■ .
t y 5 a n «
that h i dodiu nio oniy a
t:.i \\ Uf :• 1 11
Slato ii
I al.ie t.i\ d< (In* ':.n> in c imp iliiiji
• hi vial t.i\ • ii -n ' i\ Ii .t not ill
oi'i put'iik i tax in tlio Fotl'
■
rite tax<.- deductible it mpu>i
ii„ mutual tax .mil -in". an- in
lit•:;t- il li .i ' nli' oi i' ;■ 1'.11jt vie
tin v 1 i\ only l i) m mi < lr hi
■.il: tin oai . v i hu trade • 'i'
■ Im-iiit• -s. (i ■ .!■ < 'i.i 11 *ion with
property ii-t-d in • .. !• Ini-nio--.
Lr iri in connett mi . ti property
I hold !"' 'I.o pi 'nil. i ii ii 11 loot no
ITnxcn paid >r acerueti . laxpav,
or with i o-1 • r1 t ■ hip ol Iii •
J home aro t I dodui tioli \ rtoi v
tax purpos* Nt"#hi nro taxex dcI
dui'lililo v. hit i .in- paid - incurred
: hy :> a-on "f ownor up property
hold pi 11 ■ a v ,i -port, hobby, o:
recreation. Taxes which arc dcuctibii
-hould • I.own iii Schedule
I ft I i or t'(2i on pace - ol the return.
Form III In. or in item It!, coii
umn 2. i'ii | i 1 ! the n turn.
4.1 11 BAG
One-Minute Tl">t
1. IJi>es an c r of c<>;ii have an
even or uneven number i>f rows?
2 Of wliii! .-1: • Itl the floor hi a
dairy barn In h
3. Will a lii-aerr field. L'o rodwide.
take i.o:c i .• less feme than
one 40 rod- wide.'
Words of Wisdom
I Those who command themselves
command others.—lla/Iitt.
Ilints on Ktiuurttc
In these day- when streets, public
vehicles, meeting places, etc., are
overcrowded. :t is -till coureon- to
say. "I'm sorry," when you accidentally
knocl; umnst people. It seems
to be seldom done nowadays.
Today's Horoscope
If this is your birthday, practice
self-reliance and concentration, and
you will be prosperous, r.ueccssful
and happy Yon are inclined to make
and break engagements easily if they
interfere with your convenience.
However, you arc energetic, kind,
affectionate, and your love will be
constant An unexpected reversal
threatens you in the next 12 months,
but do not de discourager!, as it will
ultimately »provc beneficial. Y«w
should avoid precipitate changes during
'hi* time, then all will be wellThe
child who is born on thi» date
will bo generally successful, but
liable to nerve ailments.
Olic-.Minute Test Answers
1. An even number always.
2. Cement.
3. Mine.
ANSWEKS TO DAILY
QUIZ
1. Italy.
'2. Thomas .tellorsoll.
3. Pottery.
I A»i extinct reptile.
5. Alphabet iisoil by the deaf and
dumb. executed by the lingers.
»!. True.
7. " The FtU man assumed a vlisguise."
}: Cobbler.
St. Tin It.iiil; ot KiiKl'ind.
10. lli>t-'i ian.
FIX MEASUREMENTS
ON PULPWOOD SALE
1>. < . Keb. 11»—-<*. 1). ttalK-on.
siipi 'mi! • dent il the weights a:ul
ilea.- :> .t • isiiHI ul the State De;
• ■ i * > Agriculture. "Tias- a:>'•
lit' • a o'litctciice will bi
i-eid ' • culture ItiiiKhni* on
Fein . \ 22 at one o'cluck for the
puri s« • establishing .i standard
''<■■■ < "• !< i the sale ol pulyw.
\..::h Carolina.
'• lias invited representa'■;
> - "tii' pulp maniilactiirm«
N' itM Car«'!ina and ;1d■
■ . St tes. contractors for the
s".ite anil Federal ! res'
.!{»\vo«»(i prmluriM's ;md any
•> • led -in order that the
he arrived at may be
--ili.ible and simple to all
; .d * - - ticerncd."
Rt-volt Nipped by
Colombia Government
(Continued m>;n Pa-i> Oiu)
• . and two attempts were made
> conservative demonstrators to
the senator who :s a tonne;'
Oermany and a member
• .idvv eoitaiuttee .-n ! ,u-,yu
Heavy po « roinfiiivcniciu? u ere
"< |it iiu to .unta n order be'
1 1 'he .i! |iiilitieal !;,> •
Second Grade Securities
Recommended Bv liabson
B* UO(il I: \V. BAUSON.
< <»i!» ruin -1;»11. I'uiiiiviiiMi
iii.iui i.il Hiiumii. jiii'
I'.u . F! . I iu I
•Id
. ' V ' • .11. !••• Ih W..I
l.oa:i .ii. ■■ muter v...v. what
t • • I .:■!.! : .1 :.I mil all
MiiiiIi ip.tlv.
"In HU pal I ' I 111 .al'kl 1 ll.l ~
• "(•II fc: I ..t!y . (.luci'd m Volume SIIUV
U. !!,:■• t i ll- Will MlllHlip.il;t
e- i:.. • I rill uiu.hi.- t I obtain
tei ials with which t< > make improve•
: N ■ ..! constriction let T.«v. ii
.»r li I-!-. <'i|IUI'rl1:Ctlt . !l:i..i.ntl
iv ii.'iid U hi-, ha* bivn at
.i '..nil • I'urctiasi - el in w lire
: *ii.a ■ i p.: .en', 1 . i: 11<- signal
y-tcii- ..Mil othc; v.ilfly dc\ ices
. . likewise, been iintrictMl. lii
,i..i lii.i. t.. :he difiu'iliu'.» in obtainiit:
priorities, taxpayers have insixt<
il that i pa! -pi ndiiK hi1 ki-pt lit
a inliiiniii A- a result, many cities
i.(1 -t.it' \ i iju.lt lip -llb.-talltial
i (m-i \ ( their iiiilfbli'dm— s and
iinpi. ' .'t their general fiscal position.
Instil . dimatul lo: municipals
has fallen oil sharply due to
the c..T( itractn encss <il novcrnuient
I" ! '. ! offset this there' iias
been .a mct( .i.-e in the purchase ol
municipals hy nidi I invcslnry.
Higher i.i\ i- have foiced many
wealthy ii c-tor- into thc-i i>ondBisnkn
have iil«n/ccn increased buyi'i
- ol in,ma i| 1- l.ack >1 new municipal
i-sue-.* plus demand loi
bonds ol tin- type, has resulted in
very h;yh p: ice- There lias been
-."lie recession since la t October.
t lit 1i.iV JUT • :l t> Iligll CM'Cpt 111
.. |rv. special instances.
K.tilru.id Ittnuls.
Wt,.!»- l!'l. u - an i'\irl!i'lil vcar
fi i ttu railroads, the final tiiiiircn
v. . 1 i>v reduction in tin- per..
• • • «.l : . ga.n- over t«M2
ii . • ;.im . ...i •• a(v» m iw.i will
. : .1: instance*. result in a
• I . 1 ! Ill l.et l-..I!:lllg" wlU'll t|l«'
final 1 gurus .!«• >u for the past year,
i ■ .tiw.ud 111*1 ill will be lurthcr
1 !i d :ti 1 !> 14. Kailrnud debt. I
1 «*\ 11 • ...; educed .11111 workiiik
capital ." rising. Henee. tin- 111
...in ..il • ■ -.lion> fi most roads are!
•e.ng -1 <• .ulhtned.
li.ul I 1 .is !..i\« l»e< n veiy popuI..
111.' t - '.... i ; adc IIIIIIU'V out
• : •.'!«: I':.:- 1- particularly true of
tr.«■ ■ci'. ■ grade and the obligation.*
• : roads 11 receivership. Many institutional
holders ••! rail bonds .-old
• ii' al H i- v\ ro!i>t time and have
itvi gone i ai k into Hie rail market.
Investor.- a1ii> Hi- seeking liighei
letll-ii" :i r.11! bond", coinparaulc 111
security i.i industrial and utility i>iii:11.1V
buy 1.1-1 mortgage issues
i "j eciallv 11.1«~« 1.1 the to-i.rgam/ed
mad*. Avoid the "income*" at this
time. These should sell for much
le.*.* during the railroad slump which
will sometime lollow World War II.
Industrial Issues.
A m tin- case of the railroads, industrial
activity made new highs 111
l!M:; Willi the peak of war pr.niuc1
ion passed, with enormous taxes
and labor loads, with re-negotiation
costs ami with the problems of reconversion.
industry will be loaded
uilli burdens this year Yields 011 top
(trade industrial issues are lower
than on comparable railrond lamds
I'n.•••" ha\e continued generally toward
highoi levels For institutional
j.nd large individual buyers, governments
mav now lie a better bet than
llu b'\"t gi 1 de industrials.
This year will witness continued
heavy calling of corporate issues,
which will further reduce the supply
oi industrial bonds. This will force
investors into preferred stocks and
SALLY'S SALLIES
1 couidnt g?A a lea! horn? It s iufct lik? you to Dick
an argument when the train* are crowd«c&!'
' RIGHT UP HITLER'S ALLEY
L WAR.
^ODOCTION
iwALK00T§^
sod mi grade It tul issue.- A card III
analysis .•: individual companies and
"special situation.-" -Ii.>111(1 govern
purchjiwi in this latter croup. 'Venture
iMjvtjil". \v"ill:tiK •" take an average
business risk. may In- mure mic«•«■>■<tnl
in the postwar period ot ui<ltislnal
development than con.ser\ attve
low risk ami low yield capital
ui\ cstments.
I'tility itniuls.
Alonn with railroad and industrial
activity, electric p.nvei production
has shown tremendous gains and
now stands at an all-tune high. Net
earnings i the utilities haw not inert
ased much tor the industri a- a
whole because oi high taxes and operating
cost- However, the nulus. iv
is in a «/j||f{ linaiui.il position and
should remain so. 1:» the matter i"!.
debt-. nia;i\ companies itave had a
flood house clean im Many ol their
ul>l.::.ii - h:t\< h« I'll icluiani -il
Ioiik term pi i it ids at cxircu:'. ly
low interest rale-.
Medium grade utility ixsuex offer
i-ppoi tuii!l:c. lor investment. Kleeti ic
powir will eolitinui lie in heavy
demand In tact, tin- ye.ii may .show
all increase iit Ice peiceni mer
l!H:t tn all I he IioikI groups. utility
issue- may lie the most attractive
Caiclul -election of compan.es lrom
a Keoyraphic.il point view is necessary
C»oikI manager ent will also
he a factor in their future prices.
The individual im c- ; >r should
Hist seek to m ami. .11 a proper ii.ilance
between fi\cd and ccure .11come
securities siicii a- bonds and
the e putv securities such as preferred
and common stocks. Forty per
cent in bonds and si\t\ per cent in
stocks is still a Bond rule to follow.
Remember that when buying stock;,
to select companies with large working
capital, no bothersome lebt or
cumulative preferred stfvk and with
a good postwar outlook. t now
the insurance anfl m« cliandise
groups s, .-in l,est to fulfiM these latter
requirements. When buying
bunds, diveisily between industrials,
utilities and goud rails. Many 111-t.t
lit ions and individuals now have a
too large percentage 111 utilities.
>Voah Numskull
t>eAf? NOAH= C>0 YOU
USE A SKELETON
Key TO set /A4TO /^v
haunted house ?•
MRS Q. Bi5om soa4
Buffalo, n.y.
DEA» NOAH=lF YOU hao
AH ANTIQUE MAp"lN MEEp
OF Fiy/AV3/\MOUUO Yob GO
TO A BEAUTY SHOP OKI A
MAPMAKE©?
MISS OPAL. JOHMSOAJ
C>UCJUESMt^ PfiMMA.-,
»yy Kt*f r.tlvf.i w
KXECf'TORS NOTICE.
I have this day qualified (is Executor
before the Clerk <>r Superior
Court of Vance Couuty of the will of
Lucy I!. Wyche. deceased. This is to
notify mII persons having a claim
against the estate of said deceased to
present them to the uiidcmiKncd duly
verified on «>r before Ihe 2()lh day
of January, 1015, or this notice will
he pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment.
This 19th day of January. 1014.
IIOHACK K. WYCIIE,
Executor under the Will of
Lucy D. Wyche,
A. Bunn, Attorney,
WANT AD.S
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CI! K A SOT K OIL-PRESERVE YOl'R
t milicr and home I runt termites
:.n<l pulp insert. 75e per gallon,
bring your own container-*: SI.no
|>rr kuI. we ttliiu-.il containers.
W.itkins Hardware Company.
I"—CD
A BARGAIN IN ACCIDENT INsurance
Sfi.on per year. Let me
explain. Frank M. Barnhart. General
Insurance, phutic 562-J. 9-21
IRONING CORDS. THE V E R V
l»-~t grade. I'Ubbci plug, SI 25 o;i.
W.iikin.- I l.irdu ..i<- C":npany.
li'—(4)
WAX I'l l) ( ii; t. IN h >M llur.SK
or apartment. fall 2;S7. 7-t!ti
FOR SALE MIXED WOOD CUT
Move length, S8.U0 per load delivered
a:iv where in Henderson.
Plume -t!C. 9-liti
ALUMINUM I'A I N T 1-2 I TS , p rs..
qt . Gund grade. Watkins 1 lardwart
Company. 10 (4)
WANTED THREE - ROOM* ~FURnislied
apartment close t<> business
section Iiy bu.-inc.-s couplc. City
Sandwich Shop. 8-tiii
E NJ O V DELICIOUS ]FR K S H
strawberries both .Spring and Fall
by planting Gen. the \ev. INerLic.u
iiik I Jerry. Large, firm, sweet,
prolific, and beautiful in appealunce,
loo plants postpaid, SI.la;
-50 pliints .SB.2."i. pn.tpaid. Write
lor Free Copy New Luw-Prtce
Planting Guide. Waynesboro Nur>
tries, Waynesboro, Virginia.
10-17-24-2-9
HELP WANTED — SETTLED Woman
to stay on lot. Good sal.irv.
Mi's. B. H. Mixon. 9-tf
OIL STOVE WICKS, PERFECTION,
Nesco, Florence, Kindlers. lllc, 35c,
50c <ind 85c each. Cook stove and
heater wicks. Watkins Hardware
Company. 10—(4)
WANTED SI IIPPING CLEKK_ENecllent
opportunity for advancement
for ambitious person. Chrislian-Hiirward
Furniture Co.
8-10-11
WE BUY, SELL, AND TRADE CATtle
and hogs. W. B. Hight Livestock
Market. Phone 157. 9-eod-tf
FRIDAY SPECIAL—A VERY GOOD
selection of upholstered chairs.
Any chair on our Iloor Friday can
be your- at a 10'/ discount.
Adams-Richards Furniture Company.
Phone !><)!! in-It
WE BUY CORN IN ANY (JUANtity
and do custom grinding ol
meal and feed. Let us serve you
Henderson Milling Co., phone
398. T-T-S
TIN CANS.~"nO. 3 (ti l". SIXES, $1.75
per hundred. Watkins Hardware
Company. 10—(4)
DON'T LET THE SHORTAGE OF
labor get you down. Paint your
own walls with Vita-Var Surfalux.
It covers walls and wall paper in
one coat, comes in eight pastel
shades and cysts only $2.50 per
gallon. See our window display.
Tanner Hoofing Company. 5-8-10.
FRUIT JARS. PI S . OTS.. 1-2 GAL
Kerr top, rubber rings. Watkins
Hardware Company. 10—(4)
CALL
3 6 6
mmigiimn crrr
TAXI
21 flour flerrtea
WANT ADS
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lARDWARE \V 1 It E CI Ari'U,28\3^
and 3C" high, 1—1, 1 •- iuo^;i,
pci" sq. loo'. Watkins llurdwait
Company. lo.j
mOlWUGHBREU WlUltrjEUSEv
giant eggs, S2.1HI lor betting ut 15
eggs. Extra large chickens, jji
William street, Henderson, N. ^
Mrs. James McConnick. 5.5,]
t'OH RENT: GOOD TWO HoK^t
iarm 1 1-2 miles ».l Ki;tiil;Unt«n,s
acres tobacco, lo acre.s cotton,
loads, good buildings, un.11.,id,
pasture, for rent tor lDll or v.ul
sell to desirable party. Plenty t.,,..
ber. Write or see L. V. Woodliei,
Louisburg, N. C.
CALL BOB FALKNEK KoiTyi^""
lump coal. H. o. Ealk.J Ac1"
Phone 2G0. Lr & boa,
6-U
STONE CHIMIN'S, I).\S||~Kut
34c per gallon, 4 ,^WsWatkins
Hardware Cun'ma,Vi
•H)
lit—
DRY PINE WOOD KoiT&VLE Sawed
stove length and Uelive cd
anywhere in Henderson. L). ;,i
Glover, phone 4021. 28-ji'i!
LAUD CANS, r.'i l.l; ]' \!N
unpainted. 5llc, .'ilk e.i. Walk
Hardware Co. In—,ii
LOST—T H A N S P A H E N T ~Il 1LLKOLD
between Soda Shop ,,iui Kir.brt-r
Theatre. Contained A and I;
coupon books, driver's Iiichm", u.
gistration card, Kiiuic. notify .v.3cv
Stainback, Henderson route 1, ,.va
receive reward. 9.;,.
WEEDING llOES, RAKES, AXES
po.-t hole digger.-, irate ihain?u:.i
plow lines. Alex S. Watkins
ABE YOUIt HOUSEHOLD tiOOUS
and personal elicit: insured? u
not give us an opportunity «t !«.
ting you know how little 11 costs ta
carry this protect ion. Catos lr..
surancc Agency. Phone linn, Huir.ti
Building. For Better lnsuruncc ai
a Saving. lS-t!
WASHBOARDS. GI.A - OJCLY tk
ca. Watkins Ilardw; Con puny
1»-Hi
GOOD USED CAliS A1 HEASO.V
able prices. A lo >k licie will convince
you that llie.o cars ait
priced lo move. Km it l'lymuulM
—Chevrolets, W3I iu lIM'i.
CandW-r-Paliiu't Molar Ct.. 15-'J
GAIHSAGE CANS IIVI-: UM.l.N
gal\. "lit -<l<«'r ; n I . >
I*. i\ or.-. Sil.il> l.l. VV.itl.in> li.i!<i.
ware Company. itl—ll)
WE A11E OPEN I- »i: lil'SINCSi
AS USUAL Dl'KUNt; THE j!lMODELING
()K nl K I I'KKITl'KE
STOHE. It. E. SA 11 El!WHITE i
SONS. NEAR El HE STATION'.
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handles lit i... . Km li. Wiiio
Company. Iu— .,tj
SEE US FOR OFFK E St IWES
and Printing. Social En^ravingd
alt kinds. iu--i .it ito:
Prices. Prompt Ser\;cc. Iliii'lt-U -a
Hook L'u. Phone lie. l.clablLtifl
1Kiln. 3-11
A FLOCK YVOKAIEB THAT B
mixed in the ina.-h . t > l»
U>c IJ)-. Sal-biry- A n-n. U»*>
large round wi>:!; :■::<( kc«
worms. Parker's 1>. i{ s: h
li-'.:
UKUCEUIES, FUl.Sli Mi:.VIS ANU
vegetables. EveiyUnm; I«t )oJ
table. \\'c deliver and .-ave v«i
gas and tune. Plium t ill. Alwj)I
ready to serve you. Ilcriicits V1*low
Fron t. 'j-1'
WELL CHAIN-WEI .1 >i :» l.KMITMs
He per lout. Hook lei :ii.- 5c [e
fool. Walkuis II..n:1.
OFFICIAL T I R K INSPECTION
Station. Cars washed, lubricaiw.
polished, battel iv* recharged,
gas and oils. L. T. Harris li""
Service Station, Garneti and ilw
ner Sis. plione I1U3-W. 26-tt
SINK FAUC ETS, I-LANGK TYPE
or plain. Black ihkI galv. Bm"
cut oil seal, SI..">u i>|'. lV;tU.r»
Hardware Company. 10—l"
TIKE HEAUt^lIAIfT Ei;.' -V.I. IIAVi
the latest official informationiij*
garding tire inspection and aPI™
cation for new tires and tubes. Lrt
us help you with yours, llcrderwo
Vulcanizing Co.
"ELECTRESTECAN " BABY BOIHe
warmers. Only . Ictv in »lWfc
Watkins llardw.ue t on I'.niy.
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EXPEKT TYI'EU IHT !: \N" A':'
ding Machine rcpan n an now w#"
netted with us and V.e arc
equipped to give you »>r ;upt ^
efficient service on all kind.makes.
Phone 112 Alford's '''"' i »f
& Office Supply Co.
CAST~~SEWEIt Pll'i:. I" ['"J
Good quality, -lit pel 1 !'
kins Hard wax? Company,
VITA-VAK SUKI-Al.rX WASH*
able wall finish. It I lie new
to decorate Dries in one liottr.
duccd to $2.50 j>er gallon.
Roofing Co. _
GLASS I'EUCOLATOHS,
bilked with metal in-ct, In™4
cups, price $2.1)5. Watl.i"
ware Company.
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INSURANCE — HKNTAW
Heal Estate—Home l-'inannnft
Personal and courteous atlcnu
to nil details.
AL. II. WESTI K
Phone 139 McC'oln "ldI