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Show We're nil Telephone Neighbors I ... Uniting the Country in Spirit and Speed t. For the duration, it will be necessary to share I the telephone equipment now available so I that vital materials like copper, zinc, rubber and others can go into war production. A ' "good neighbor" policy gives better service serv-ice to all persons using the telephone. You 1 can help by remembering the following: I fl Hold the line only as long as reasonable. Long If conversations may needlessly delay urgent II messages. Telephone lines to war industries, IT army camps, government offices, and to your home are all part of one great interconnect- ? ing 6ystem. P Answer as promptly as possible. in Be sure of the number before you call. Your cooperation helps speed up the biggest job the country has ever faced fir- f!r"3fi GAIN the immortal phrases of the Declaration of lyft Independence arxinging throughout the land, tjferiifi as fresh ipen thairiey were penned, zrm 166 vs-goIodaf WVnfot alone lor KSM Am&ica but fortjioleoade bowed head in lSa.pringing befee artel Wowh master; the slave people of Trance, of NorwaV of Greece all may take heart! For ihe bh-printworld freedom whichwas written on the NorthVVlantic by the leaders of two great free peoples is invorking process how. And so, with a slave-warorldsuddenly grown conscious of their eventual deliverance-rom bondage, this 4th of July is a dedication to thfe f uturerajher than a salute to the past. It marks the re-birth of the piriof 76 it is acall to all free men to accept theyterry responsibilities respon-sibilities and dangers which lie in the path of victory. The explosion of the firecracker is lostjn the roar of the 8-inch gunknhe demolition MiWe lay aside for the present thene-jnakefother and happier Fourths and settle down grimly to the task of building the fabric upon which shall rest a world that is free. i 1 1 H 'TO z& i M B WA3 BOK53 SOLDIERS IN ECONOMY 1 H The housewife who buys wisely and conserves fi 3 plies contributes just as much io our war effort in L ' War ot materials" as the field soldier. O: course ever! j 1 American housewife is going to do her best lo be' art? I I "economy soldier" during the emergency which m I I h. lp our war program. I 1 Soap. Unwrap before storing. The soap dries om lasts longer when exposed to the air several days be! I 8 fore use. I I Pols and Pans. Take especially good care of (a now lhat melal is needed for war industries. O'iea oil I ores can be repaj-ed. Heat them slowly and do m I i use too hot a fire, thereby reducing the strain on th. metal and amount of heat used.. 8 y Brooms and Brushes. Wash after use, and store, I i Waier taps. Repair ihern to conserve city's waiet I supply. a First Aid KiJ. Make one at home and know how to H Price. Watch market reports io learn which nti- N I trliious foods are most plentiful and least expensive. 1 i Blackout mierial. Before going io ihe slore totm 1 H spteial "blackout cloih", ihe ihri'iy housewife will look 9 1 lhrough her old blankets to find material that will j0 I 1 just as well and not cost a cenl. K I Fire Hazards. Clean out cellar and attic io avoid B undue fire hazards. Turn the old rags and papers ora g 2 lo organizations conducting defer.&s salvage campaigri l ' ii ii m m i . Inexpensive - 77 j 2 J f"'' For Summer -SwiwV- . Wear1 KEEPING FIT n U 1 T T and looking Sally Lea Lotton Dresses FIT ARE PART Cottcns ar; going more places " OF THE JOB! and' doing Kr.ore J.iings, this year! Novelty Prints tU You 11 need this type of wash Flock Dol Voiles L 4. 1 trock for iyojr many r.ci.v activi- Zt ' A wardrobe of ties especially since there Siriprd Seersuckers jfff;.-J 1 . . are styles for street, work ar.a . ' fresh, bright cotton a,om; .viar! TailorJd or casual r IV? frocks will see you fypes. in iong torso, midriff, but- JLL M through the summer tin front and s .irtwaist stylos. T,.!. J with colors flying Brigh floivcrs, stripes, and dots jl'il'fU't1' with morale and AlfV varicty of prints! uVK energy at top level 12"20' 38"44" , 1 ' oil the time. ( V And when, in addi- V ;4 rl tion, you keep at- ftUJ N V j '1 tractive in sturdy K ? e K " ' American cottons, S.- t . v 3 ,, bought at Penney In t . 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