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The Bee Danville Va Wednesday November 8 1939 SEEK TO MAKE WAR ORDERS AID DEENSE i Armless Mother eeds Her 9th Baby I 4 1 SI I A IT PAYS YOU TO PAY CASH gg the British rench and See Us if You Need Money VS' OX1 i All Vegetable Laxative T2he IfiXB tlve that acta Ha tVinmne hlv anrf ffentlv ani WINTER DISARMED 90 hour threat 5 ended by OIL PLATING your engine today for I the for CONOCO GERM PROCESSED OIL from Your Mileage Merchant CONOCO production the efforts of the Boston end the garments needed by the Red Cross In providing war refugees in Poland and other European countries Mrs Lacy is chairman of the local unit and Is asking for' volunteers in this work 9M BIB Personals Mrs Sol Rosenblatt formerly Miss Mildred Berman of South Boston but now of Washington is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Berman at their home on Logan street Mrs Mason who has been a patient at Duke's hospital In Durham has returned to her home here much improved Mr and Mrs Garland errell of Halifax are now making their home in South Boston They have an apartment on Third street the United States would North American pur use these weapons Instead of the Springfield rifle which was considered to be superior when this country en tered the war This situation apparently was tn mind when the Army Navy Aeronau tical boar drelaxed its rules recent ly to permit the sales abroad of late model warplanes and engines An anticipated result officials said is that aircraft manufacturers will keep their facilities geared up to more modem material than if they were required to sell only older models to foreign buyers Meanwhile It Is expected that the Army and Navy will be able to keep a step ahead In the development of advanced types or arms desired with a minimum of delay foreign purchasers may have to concentrate on aircraft engines and equlpmentT'and small arms am munition It is only in these lines official re ports indicate that the United States has a munitions industry with sur plus capacity beyond the require ments of the extraordinary WOOOO 000 artny munitions orders for which congress provided funds last spring Because of this situation some of ficials think that Great Britain may prefer to finance munitions plants In Canada rather than In the United States depending on this country chlefly: for such miscellaneous sup plies as motor vehicles and foodstuffs Exports mustTiJe state department's munitions control board on which the Army and Navy are represented but the military au thorities may veto licenses only when they involve disclosure of American military secrets The aeronautical board has asked that aircraft and engine manufactur ers report to the Army or Navy all negotiations for foreign sales but only as a Ministers from Scandinavian and Baltic countries and the Czechoslova kian without a country were among the first to greet Dmitri Chuvakhln! Soviet charge d'affaires Among government officials present were Edwin 3 Smith of the National Labor Relations Board and Leon Hen derson securities commissioner Other guests included Mrs Thur man Arnold wife of the assistant at 1 nere uic uuuve avws thoroughly As harsher ones but Is a gentle persuader for Intestines when used thia wav: A quarter to a half teaspoonful of spicy aromatic BLACK DRAUGHT on your tongue tonight a drink of there you aret Then this all vegetable laxa tive usually allow plenty of time for torney general: Mrs John JX wife of the CIO leader Maurice Hin dus author col Warner McCabe as sistant chief of staff for military In telligence and a liberal sprinkling of army navy and marine Nearly all embasies and legations were "represented 'by staff'ymembera Hans' Thomsen German 1 charge affaires appeared smiling with his pretty wife and four members of his staff You can probably agree that these are certainly conservative figures 4 or 5 months of nasty weather right ahead of you now or 10 daily cold starts for your car 6 to 8 minutes per start till your near warm And yet even that can run up your cold weather "start ing to right around 90 hours! The foulest 90 hours that Gangster Winter could fire at your your battery And ever hope to halt him with motor oils whose biggest brag is "fast That's not and not your worthy considering that "fast is mighty slow Winter lubri Armless since birth Mrs Ruth Matthews Is shown In a hospital at Safford Artz feeding her week old baby which was born in near freezing weather along a nearby highway Despite her handicap Mrs Matthews wife of a transient cotton picker does her own fionsework for her family which Includes eight other children through the CARDUI easy to explain By Improving the appetite assisting digestion and assimilation CARDUI helps to build physical resistance against periodic pain Thousands of women also re port that CARDUI taken Just before and during helps to ease periodic pain adv a second! 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Economical 25 to 40 doses 25c adv 4 5 Lbs Sugar 30c Double Salmon 2 for 29c Pure Coffee 2 Lbs 25c 100 Lbs Salt $100 Black Pepper 20c Lb Shotgun Shells 75c Box COMPLETE LINE WOOD COAL HEATERS Harker principal of Cluster Springs high school also sang a group of Indian numbers All accompani ments played by Mrs Chandler Saunders Buried uneral services for Carlton Saunders who died at his home on the Halifax Road on Saturday morn Ing following a period of Illness were conducted from the Union Methodist church Monday afternoon The services were conducted by the Rev Jones and the Rev Hugh Johnson Mr Saunders was born in Halifax county on July 30 1881 and was the son of James and Mandy Aycock Saunders He was educated In the county schools and later took up farming as his occupation On December 28 1898 he maiTteci Miss Mollie Moore who survives He was a member of the Union Method ist church Besides his wife he Is survived bv two sons Sanford Saunders of Wash ington and Johnnie Jr of Hali fax and two daughters Misses Alice and Maude Saunders also of Halifax Interment was held in the church cemetery Suffering Women May Only Need "Build Up Blames Shooting ADMV NAVY On Effort to End flKnr lift VI His Married Life WOULD AVOID for PAST DUE INSURANCE PREMIUMS CLOTHES AND UEL CARS REINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED SEE PRESTON HARPER Awn OLD DOMINION SMALL LOAN CORP 504 MASONIC TEMPLE DANVILLE VA Thomas Big Corner Loyal Lynn PHONE 593 Hanes' Underwear (for Men) 98c Rubber Boots Star Brand Shoes $198 895 Boys' Union Suits 49c Anvil Brand Overalls Ladies' Galoshes 98c U' If DANVILLE SMALL LOAN CORPORATION LOANS ON URN1TI ENDORSEMENTS LOAN TO LOAN 109 No Union St Hotel Burton Bldg UNDER SUPERVISION STATE BANKING DEPT To eel ine Use This THE PEOPLES OIL CO Inc 502 Bridge Street Distributors Phone 73 WINCHESTER Va Nor A preliminary bearing probably Will be! a ranced today for ttlllism Ort 22 year old woolen mll worker who Commonwealth's Attorney Burr HaTisen id admittedly fhet andkilled hl mother in law Mrs Annie Raoey Millet and Samuel Carter a farmer Harrison Mid Orr told him he shot th man and woman Saturday night and maintained his mother in law at tempted to break up ins msrned Hie operation the Army and Navy are Orr wsjs charged with murder In the striving to make European war orders shooting during which Robett Stew an rather than a hindrance to art of rederick county vas wound 1 American defense efforts ed officials said today that foreign contract for arms and supplies ex I peeled to reach $1000000 000 in the immediate future would raise a host Of complicating problems The British embassy announced last night that Great Britain and rance would coordinate their pur chases In the Vnl'ed State to elimi nate competition between them It also said that a new organization called the British supply board in Canada and coordinate Thu far other buying groups already here have cooperated in reporting their needs and plans to an official inter departmental clearing committee They do not have to do so however Insofar as they Increase the pro ductive capacity of domestic aircraft and other Industries the foreign or der are welcomed enthusiastically Allied purchases of arms and sup plies totaling more than $4000000000 In 1914 18 demonstrated however that export sales create difficulties for the Army and Navy American arms plants were geared before 1917 to produce Enfield model rifles for the British army with the to Resinol Dept 87 Baltimore Nd result that the United States had to Meet Today The Children of the Confederacy will meet with Miss Bernice Blair at her home on Moore avenue this afternoqp at 4 o'clock Mrs McNair Stover will give a talk on the origin and history of the Daughters of the Confederacy A simple method is saving many women much pain and 1s based on the knowledge that women's headaches nervousness and cramp llke pain often are symptoms of functional" dysmenorrhea due to a weak run down' undernourished condition That so many women 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cloth do not rub Many doctors recommend an oily ointment because it hold the medi cation in contact with the irritated skin surface giving prolonged ac tion Resinol Ointment meets this requirement and does even more Tor nearly 45 years it has been and still is successfully used to relieve quickly the itching and burn ing of eczema It contains soothing ingredients that aid healing Use Resinol Ointment today and enjoy comfort tomcfWSw Get a jar also cake of Resinol Soap at spiy drug store or free sample write A SW A A MA 1 To Knit for Refugees The National Red Cross has organiz i ed a production committee in Halifax I county to supervise the home pro I A 1 a StaAW QUUViOn Ul RWfttWXS auu outlet MMVVCU South Boston Observe Education Week SOUTH BOSTON Nov No vember 5 to 11th Is American Educa tion Week all over the nation and this custom of having such an ob servance was established In 1921 by the American Legion and the Amert can Educational Association Thia year' the National Congress of Parents and Teachers Is sharing In this also The general theme for this is "Educa tion for the American Way of Life" Topics for the rest of the week here are: Thursday Nov 9 Civic riday Nov "Cultivating Love of Learning" Saturday Nov "Education This is being observed In various ways all over the country The riend high school of South Boston observance Is in charge of the Lambda Sigma Public Speaking Club It In cludes newspaper articles posters talks in each home room every morn ing and a chapel program This program is made up of special music by a choral group and talks by dif ferent pupils Pocahontas Does Well "Pocahontas" a Clare Tree Major production which was presented at the riend high school on Mon day at 1:30 was attended by a capacity crowd was given through A of South presentation came up to everyone' 1 high expectations It la hoped that a larger program will be passible next year as to secure better entertain I ment for South Boston In between acta of the play a pro gram was arranged by Mr Herman Chandler music teacher of South Boaton Six little girls in their Indian I blanket and feathered bands sang a group of Indian song These lit tle girl were Befty Jean Carrington Mary Elizabeth Dixon Jean Jones Patricia Barbour The solo parts were taken by Betty Jean Dejarnette and Dora Weat Georg Williams Bob by Barbour and Henry Covington i Jr were also attired in Indian coa tume and ng Indian Medicine Man" Grace Barrow voice teacher of South Boston rendered a group of Indian selections rom the Land of th SkyiBlu Waters" snd the "In dim blu from Ro Man EEL WEAK TIRED? 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