Production of wilder apple vsr- wltll xtS.OOO bushels a year'ear -
idles in North Carolina last year
*cr
totaled 820,000 bushels, compared
DOCKERY MONUMENT CO.
There u no finer, more fittmg, more
economical memorial than a family monu
ment of granite or marble.
Murphy, N. C.
This cant
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happen...
with our
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?ERViefc< J
Ever run out at fuel oil on a cold winter's day?
Then you'll appreciate our Keep-Fill Delivery Service.
Daily temperature records tell us how much oil
you've burned since our last delivery. That's why,
before your tank runs low, our delivery man is
at your door with a fresh supply of Sinclair
Patented Fuel Oil containing the remarkable
rust inhibitor RD-119*.
Phone us today... get on time deliveries
all winter long!
SINCLAIR
FUEL OIL with RD-119*
Extra value-ho extra cost/
Allison & Duncan Oil
Company
Suppliers of Fine Petroleum Products
Murphy. N. C.
SOGERS
Syt 1 c Marion L. Rogers, son
af Mr and Mrs. John A. Rogers of
Marble, Rt. 1 is serving with (he
Aviat.on Engineer Force of the
Jn.ted States Air Force in Texas.
Hogers is training at Walters Air
Force Base with one of the newest
s nmands of the Air Force.
It's Not What You Do
It's the Way Too Do It!
Too, too, eon poll a tooth rl|U
In your home. Save Dentist's bills
But, it's coins to HURT . . .and
how! Also yon can use the wronc
floor and not ret the best results
Use The BEST floor . . . .Get ....
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Kansas Best Has Been Sold In
this area for Over a QUARTEB
OF A CENTURY.
Chain Grocery Co.
Distributors
Andrews, N. C.
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HYDRA-MATIC
Aft cartful?drict saftly I
Get a modem trucks
10 to 25 More horsepower Truck Hydra-Matic Drive*
from new GMC's high-corn- for wonderful ease of han
pression engine than ANY dling, lower vehicle mainte
other standard light-duty dix? nance, longer life and reduced
outpowers some trucks twice fuel costs ? Optional at extra ceil,
its size!
Driver Comfort Unsurpassed
Future-Styled in two-toned interiors, three
with passenger-car smartness passenger room and luxury
for prideful ownership details
Come in and drive it today at:
D. & L. PONTI AC CO.
Phone 243 Murphy, N. C.
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CPL. JONES
Preparing food for U. S. Sol
dier* on Okinawa Is CpL J. R.
Jones of Columbns. Ga.. a cook
in the 29th Regimental Combat
Team. Jones, whose wife, Essie,
lives at 2938 Baldwin St., ar
rived overseas last June. The son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frances L. Jones
of Andrews, N. C.. he completed
basic training at Camp Gordon.
Ga.
Over the past five years droughts
in the United States caused more
losses under the federal crop in
surance program than any other
single hazard.
Sgt. Doyle Clay
Stationed In Raleigh
_ i>_,> .e L. Clay, too of
in. S. G. Clay of Rt 3. Murphy.
U <h_s r-ported for duty with
the North Carolina Military Dis
t and will be assigned in Ral
eigh, N. C.
i ior to his new assignihent Sgt.
.''lay was stationed at Fort Jackson
South Carolina.
Sergeant Clay graduated from
lfurphy High School with the class
if 1040 He first entered the ser
Ce in 1943 and served in Europe
during World War 11.
the Sergeant is a veteran of the
Korean conflict having served with
he 772nd Military Police Battalion
for 16 months.
NEAL IN JAPAN ,
BEPPU, JAPAN?Army Sgt. j
John M. Neal, whose wife. Floonie
Mae. lives in Murphy, N. C., Is
serving In Japan with the 187th
Airborne Regimental Combat
Team. '
Veterans of two combat jumps
into Korea, the 187th "Rakkasans"
ought as infantrymen with nearly
?very UN division and are now
stationed in Japan as a security
force.
Sergeant Neal sort of Frank E.
Neal. Marble, N. C., is a truckmas
ter in the team's Service Company.
He has been in the Army since
944, and his decorations include i
the Combat Infantryman Badge,
the Parachutist Badge, the Good j
Conduct Medal and the Asiatic- j
Pacific Campaign Medal.
Mrs. Wells Hostess
To Methodist Circle
LAST WEEK
Mrs Harold Wells was hostess
to Circle No. 1 of Che First Metho
c'ist Church Friday at her home on
.-Hv.i v: road.
.. ? Koscoe 'A ilk ins. chairman
P'-esided and Mrs. W. F. Elliott
gav? the program on "Why I Go To
Cnuroh."
Newly elected officers are: chair j ?
man, Mrs. William J. Wells, vice- ;
I
chairman Mr*. G. H. Farley; pro
gram chairman, Mrs. Harvey Hja
shaw; secretary, Mrs. Gordon Wri
=oa. treasurer, Mrs. Roscoe Wllk
as; and corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Guy Brittain.
Keiresnmtnls weie served to the
Mrs. Grady Carringer, by the host
11 members and one new member,
ess, assisted oy Miss Geraldm*
Corowell.
World production of dried milk
?as up 20 per cent in 1933 over a
year earlier.
BURLEY TOBACCO
SEED
KENTUCKY 16
KENTUCKY 41A
BURLEY 1
TOBACCO BED CANVAS
DOWFUME MC-2, APPLICATORS and!
PLASTIC COVERS FOR PREPARING
SEED BEDS.
FARMERS FEDERATION!
THE LONE RANGER
By Fran Striker
ms GETTING TOO I
nwac to rouow -me wuews jgj
IU. GO TO THE ASTRONOMERS'J
CAMP UNTIL MORNING. 1
VailgSr
AT THAT MOMENT TM HUERft ARB IN TME SCJKTfe OFFICE
IU- SEE "OW THE IND1AF
HANGS FOR THE
HERMITS MURDER. fl
IQtk&tS
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Mt=An TUP fig BntJDfi
we STOLE HAVE THE HEBMITS
NAME ON EM/ ?
r I'LL REMOVE IT, CASH THE]
. BONDS, THEN GIVE YOU ji
^ ? MOUR CUT. iTFrW
BY THE VAY, A CXXJPLE OP
AiSnjONOMEBS SAW YOU
"TWE HEPMrr. TREY BROUGHT]
ME YOUR DESCRIPTION.
WE'RE LUCKY THE W WED BETT
SHERIFFS OUT OfJv GET RID C
"TOWN, WITH VOU ASTRONO'
IN CHARGE OF '
OFFICE.,
WHCBEU. WE, F1NP
THE WITNESSES TO THE
wm
rwEYtee. camped in the v*xx>a
SOUTH OF TOWN^J
jfi?
DISPOSE OF THEM, THEN WERE
SET TO FRAME THE INDIAN FOR
THE HERMIT'S MURDER, n <
THEBE THEY ABE
otfTf
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, YER COVERED/1
mE MEN WHO K'U-EP }/"SO YUH i-',
THE HESK.1T/ r-v rj^f I REC0SN12E
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MY ARM/)
THE OTHER KILLERS ESCAPING' 1
m&l "THE OTHER ^5
went that way/
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THEY'RE, the HERMITS KILLERS,
AND THEY WERE GOING TO
KILL US/,
"TOO DftRK. TO TRY TO POLUCW
THfcT ONE
MOW I GOTTA KILL THE MAt
MAN AS WELL AS TUE OTHF
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