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Save used fats for your country!

Keep saving all used kitchen fats. Your country urgently needs them ... to help make medicines, parachutes, synthetic rubber, munitions, paints and soaps for military and civilian uses.

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So keep up your good work. Save every possible drop of used fats. Remember, for each pound you turn in, you get 2 red ration points!

AT THK VON CASTLE Meet the dog-gone greatest hero of the K-!i Corps. See him save his master's life . . .carry a vital message under fire. Laugh and cry with Mike . . . and Uncle Sam's other brave four-f( oted OI’s. Thrill to the men who fight with them . . . and those who wait for then. Meet the bravest war dog of them all at the Voncastle

Save Used FatsFor the Fighting Front

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Term laden phlegm, and aid natun 0 soothe and heal raw, tender. Inlamed bronchial mucous mem>ranes. Tell your druggist to sell yot 1 bottle of Creomulslon with the unlerstanding you must like the way It 'lulckly allays the cough or you ait

o have your money back.

CREOMULSION : or Coughs, Chest Colds, BronchiHs

RUSSELLVILLE • Misses Rosemary Ramsey and Eloise Coleman are spending a few weeks in Miami, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rush and Keith Gran of Crawfordaville were guests Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Mont Hazlett. Miss Sophronia McMurty of Waveland is vis.ting Mrs. Mattie Lear. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Clodfelter, Mr. and Mrs. Dale McCulhugh rnd family of Wingate, spent Sunday with Mrs. Valerie Carrington and daughter. Miss Lucille Gardner spent Saturday in Indianapolis. Miss Margaret Fink and Geo. Pruener of Indianapolis spent

the keek end with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whitson. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Clodfelter and family were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Clodfelter.

Mrs. Ira Gott spent last week with relatives in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Miller am- 1 family spent the week end wit) B. F. Goff and family.

IN MEMORY

In loving remembrance of our mother and grandmother, Laura Alice Bettis, who passed away eight years ago, Feb. 7th, 1937. Sleep on dear mother It has been eight years Since you left our hearts Filled with sadness and tears. But we know that you are happy Under the angels’ care, And heaven seems nearer and dearer To know that our loved one is there. And these years apart will soon be gone, For life is a fleeting thing, And we yiope to be reunited Where angel choirs sing. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Alexander and daughters. o

IN MEMORY In loving memory of Thomas Mace, who passed away February 8th. 1944. One year has passed since that sad day When one we loved was called

away.

A husband, father, ever kind and V With Its Nsrv—i true, ^ Tired FasliigsT No other friend we find like you. /tench times—ifvoti J sutler from cramps. Tho sad. 'tis sweet to breathe backache, feel tired, vniir name nervous, restless. » your name, i,i t moody—due

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vou helps nature! It's famous to reuevi •' such annoying distress because of Its When the tasks of life are done. BO othln* effect on oni or woman's And in Heaven we hope to greet medicine you, .iclps build up resistance against sucb

vmptoms. Alsoa grand stomachic tonic, vniins label directions. Buy today!

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WED. and

MEET THE DOG-GONE GREATEST. HERO OF THE K-9 CORPS!

When our race on earth is run. Sadly missed by wife, Laura

and daughter, Mrs. Brown, and family.

Louise

LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S compound

AT THE VONCASTLE ‘‘Sergeant Mike,” Columbia Pictures’ story of the training and heroic exploits of our war dogs, will play at the Voncastle Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday. Featured in the cast besides and "Pearl,” are Larry Parks, the two cannie stars, "Mike” Jeanne Bates, Loren Tindali and

Jim Bannon. The original screen play was written by Robert Lee , Johnson. It was directed by | Henry Levin. i

IN MEMORY In loving memory of my wife. Laura Alice Bettis, who passed away Feb. 7th, 1937. Memories are treasures That no one can steal, Death is a heartache That nothing can heal.

DISTINCTIVE GIFT HANDBAGS 1.98 4-98

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If the clothes she chooses have an irrepressible frill— if her suits are thf soft dressmaker type -she'll like these handled pouch bags. If she’s more tailored than not—the envelope style will probably please her more. Every woman appreciates lots of room!

TUCK A HANKIE IN HER NEW BAG—ADDED THOUGHTFULNESS—MATCHING BELT OR GLOVES.

Colorful Floral Prints! HANDKERCHIEFS

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White Frilled Neckwear

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Some women have a favorite handkerchief with 'each outfit! Hankie collectors will appreciate one of these! Frivolous!

Sheers for Spring! GAYMODE HOSE

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Crisp cotton eyelet embroidered collars.

Lacy effect!

Round Neck Dickies

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Punctuate your suite with a fresh new dickie. Bow-gay!

Full-fashioned trimness! New colors for Spring! Women's Sheer Seamless Rayon HOSE

America’s great war effort is written, no single factor will deserve prouder praise than the contribution of the electric industry of our nation. Building always ahead of demand, accustomed to being ready to meet sudden demands for greatly increased power, America’s electric power companies are proud of the fact that they were ready to go the very second the Japanese stabbed at Pearl Harbor. Our Company, serving some of the

nation’s great war plants, right here in Indiana, has been able not only to provide those tremendous power demands but also to continue providing the electric service needs of almost 200,000 families on our lines. We are proud that we have been able to maintain an uninterrupted service record and low electric rates, in spite of the problems we have had to face.

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cuid neeultf to continue on often, V-'Day !

Electric power was never "too little nor too late” during the hectic days of conversion to total war production. Hard work and careful planning made it more than' adequate. Likewise^ the constant strengthening and building of generating and transmission facilities during the war, guarantee an electric system strong and ready to convert back to peacetime production when Victory is won. We look forward, with you, to V-Day and to the days of peace when we can again spend our full time helping you to live better, electrically.

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COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. Th» Pffrtt Cost of Electricity it the Lowest in Indiana's History

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FAIA'S honeymoon sent dential Scottie lo Will hospital tor treatront ■ Inflicted by "his blue-blix love.” Pet of President 1 Fala had been a patient 1 veterinarian school to 1 days, but has been wt Mrs. Roosevelt had toMi of veterans touring to House recently that Fain the country, "we hope bed a wedding." f/nten*

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