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"Art of Urlng In Wartime’’.
Highly readable dlscnaalon of the
oBhagea war la making In the llyea
of all of 118. The author ahowa
how we can get the most oat of
llYlng under condltiona which j'a-
atrlct our actlTltlee.
"For Daughters and Mothers’’
-by Valeria H. Parker, M. D. This
Is a guide through the different
problems that beset a girl in her
early teens. Its aim is to promote I
an undersanding between girls j
and their mothers by discussing |
frankly both points of ylews. Dr. i
Parker has written this book as a j
direct answer to qnestions moot |
girls frequently ask. I
“Your Child Meets the World” 1
by Ellabeth F. Boettlger. ’This
book offers stimulus and help to
parents in formulating their own
Ideas of the world we live in. It
is the first step toward knowing
what kind of experiences will give
your child a good start. Miss
Boettlger offers many illustra
tions in which parents will recog
nize the stuff that everyday home
life is made of.
■,"A Pmohor Looks At Wsf %
Daniel A. Poling. Dr,
strestMU the tact that
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periteig^on in war is .aaMleary
Just as long as aggressor nations
spread destruction and suffering
over conquered oonntrles. He em
phasises that a saner post-w^tyi
world Is possible end points the
•t»T by which it can be achieved,
’i'he author closes -with a group of
post-wer programs, including the
sUtement of the Flsderal Connell
of Churches at their blefialal w
Sion December 11. 1142.7.'Pno-
gram for Action, released by the
Christian Conference on Peace and
Wlar, and the Declaration of the
Federation of the World.
“Living Prayerful" by Kirby
Page. No one can use this book
without having his mind stimulat
ed, his will strengthened, and his
heart warmed. It is vitally search
ing and above all usable.
RELIGION—
“The Foot and Flower of
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Woodside Dairy
— Grade A —
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MILK
SOCIAL SCIENCE—
“The Spirit of Enterprise” by
Edgar M. Queeny. Mr. Queeny
has presented in this book high
ly logical, persuasive and easily
read case for American free enter
prise and Its Importance to post
war America and the post-war
world.
“Challenge to Freedom” by
Henry M. Wrlston. This volume
Is a sequal to an earlier book.
“Prepare for Peace’’ published in
1941. He wrote brilliantly, with
the power of deep conviction. He
believes that we have too long
been on the defensive In all our
thinking about democracy as a
way of life. Challenge to Free
dom offers a concrete program
which should serve as a rallying
point for all Americans who be
lieve in the principles of freedom
fbr. which we are fighting.
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MI8IC—
“Living Musicians”, by David
EJwen.
“The Victory Book of Sym
phony” by O’Connell.
“A History of Music”, by Fin
ney.
"Our American Music,” by
Howard.
“Our Contemporary Composers”
by Howard.
“America Sings" by Carmcr,
Here is a book that children will
love forever. The author has told
for American children (and their
fathers and mothers, too) the
whole story of the work that this
great nation has done. It Is told
in terms ot folk-story and folk
song.
“A Treasury of American Song”
contains neatly 200 of America’s
songs from every period and every
way of life we have known. It in
cludes the songs of the famous
Stephen Collins Foster.
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The rotenone-sulphur cattle
JENKINS
dip is more effective than tne creo
sote or arsenic dips for cattle lice
control, says J. Myron Maxwell,
extension entomologist at State
College.
Hardware Co.
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Moisture in the air on rainy
days make icings soft and sticky
To offset this tendency, cook the
icing or sirup products just
slightly longer, says State College
home economists.
Genuine Ventilated Panama
MSS
The SKISOH "Kemp"
Cool as a julep... comfortable as a breeze... that’s
the smartly styled, ventilated "Kemp”. BeautifuUy
woven by our good nei^bors in South America
tnd what a good neither 'to your head *5
Payne CMiing Company
North WUkesboro, N. C.
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FOOD Is An Essential Weapon For Our ViaORY
SO LET’S PRODUCE OUR FULL SHARE!
Look’s like Victory’s in sight... but remember this: A Fooii Shortage could cause us to lose the
war! Our fighting men MUST be fed, and fed GOOD, to withstand what they’re going through
with for US, the U. S., and the United Nations. Every idle foot of land should be planted, and
the firms listed below wish to encourage you to produce the biggest yields possible m your Vic
tory Gardens and on your Farm. Get your Victory Garden going... TODAY... and
MAKE IT PAY!
CHURCH HARDWARE CO.
VICTORY GARDEN TOOLS—GENERAL HARDWARE
WILKES VULCAHIZING CO.
TIRE RECAPPING AND REPAIRING
FORESTER UEVERAGE CO.
“QUALITY SUNFLOWER BEVERAGES”
SOUTHERN DARGA1N STORE
“Wearing Apparel For; All tbe Family .st Bargain Prices”
THE GOODWILL
“THE PLACE FOR fiARGA|NS”
DARE’S DEPARTMENT STORE
Ladies’ and Men’s Ready-to-Wear, Dry Goods and Notions
BIG BARGAIN BASEMENT
NORTH WILKESBORO GROCERY CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEEDS
JOHN JOINES CASH STORE
. GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED—FORESTER ,4.VENUE
JOE DARLINGTON POULTRY CO.
“POULTRY DRESSED FIT TO KILL”.
CASH FERTIUZER & SEED STORE
WOOD’S CERTIFIED SEEDS — V. C. FERTILIZmtS
BETTER HOMES FURNITURE CO.
‘“raE STORE OF FURNITURE WITH SPRINGS”
CARLTON’S HARDWARE
ALL KINDS OF TOOLS FOB YOUR VICTORY GARDEN
ALSO VIGORO
Let Every Row Count
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FOOD for VICTORY
0. P. STORE & MARKET
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“WHERE YOU ALWAYS SAVE ON GROCERIES AND MEATS”
Let Every Row Count
— IN —
FOOD for VICTORY
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