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WORK PROJECTS
WAGE SCALES
>CHEDL EE OF PRICES TO BE
PAID FOR LABOR IN
STOKES I'NDER ERA.
From the local ERA office the ,
Heporter lias secured a schedule
•of prices to be paid for S'okc*
: ountv labor in tlie various woti:
trejects, as follows:
MKN S DIMSION
PIT Huvr
Brick Layers ■'
r.rick Layer> Apprentice
(Or semi-skilled) -t'i
Brick Layer's Helper
(Mortar Mixer)
Carpenter (Finish) *>■)
arpenter's Apprentice (.or
semi-skilled) -10
Carpenter's Helper 25
Plumber 7:3
Plumber's Apprentice (Or
seini-skilled) 40
Plumber's Helper 31
Electrician 75
Electrician's Apprentice (or
semi-skilled) 4'l
Electrician's Helper 2.3
Skilled lion Worker 73
Hoisting Engineers 75
Plasterer 71
Plaster's Apprentice (or
semi-skilled) 40
Plaster's Helper (Mortar |
Mixer) 30
Lathers •>()
Hoofer & Sheet Metal Worker
Hoofer & Sheet Metal Worker's ,
Apprentice (s-emi-skilled) . .4"
Hoofer £• Sheet Metal Helper .I'*:.
Steam Fitters 75
Steam Fillers Apprentice (oi
semi-rhilied .... • ••"•i
Steam Fitters Helpers •"
Painters . >
Painter :• A pp: entice c;-
semi-sk : red> • »">
Painter's ll'lifr ■
"ile a.i•! Marble setter •
7:le an-' "I:i:ble setters Ap
preiv I e (;vmi-skil!e : •
Tile ami Marble retuts
Helpers
"ement Finisher
"emert Finisher's AM rrntice
~i-skilled>
he! pet . .-5
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under)
Truck driver (over -
''Hazier
Pipe Layer >
3aulkers 50
Blacksmith 60
Blacksmith Apprentice (or
POLITE CAFE J,
I If >ou tome to Winston-Salem we iinite you to eat at tlirHj
■ Xc W POLITE CAFE, 111 \X. 4th St.. Quick service and bstß
■ quality. Also Try Our. "Old Home Made" randies.
■ 25c & 35c Square Dinners
I POLITE CAFE
I 114 W. 4th St. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.■ J
"BILLY'S UNCLE | (
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OUT A Vouft J I A '. / V\— 1 JUST To /IS Tttfcv V C.ATC 1
A unviMMT A >"- -\ Y^oUki - rf\*J£TV -ps\ T,Mfe • A ) V
m»uvi » y 1 X__y I > * y (nv J V bOVKIc ! 5 1
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semi-skilled) 40
Blacksmith Helper 25
Mechanical Repairman
(Mechanic) 75 j
Tool Checker 351
Quarry drill Operator 00
Tree Surgeon 75
Unskilled Laborer 25
Foremen must receive at least
5' per hour more than highest
rate of men he supervises,
i Where skilled laborers are call
ed in for special work auxiliaiy
••• job, the foreman's tate will
it>t change by reason of that
fact.)
WOMEN'S DIVISION
Per hour
Canning laborers 25
Clerks 3d
Junior Stenographers 35
Senior Stenographers 45
Bookkeeping clerks 35
Bookkeepers 45
Janitors 25
Librarians 35
Book repair laborers 25
Lunch room workers 25
Dietitians 40
Mattress room laborers 25
Trained Nurses 45
Practical Nurses 30
Pottery Making 30
Rug Weaving 30
Wage Scales No. 2
Split Basket Making .'JO
I
Recreation directors 40
Soap Making (laborers) 25
Survey Canvassers 35
'Seamstress (Laborers) 25
' Cutter and pattern makers
(Ii : nvinr; ronv.i) 3..
Teacher (School i.n domestics.
e',c 4M
Nut -=®iy Schools (Laboreis)
Visiting hom-ikoop : .3'i
Sure; visi"must receive
least 5c per hour more than th
highest rate of p ,: .y received !'
individuals .-be supervises,
Pbest C©?dv
Best treated
without "dosing"
; v> VAr-oHur
To my patrons "f Dar.i ury atu.
Stokes County I hereby wish to
announce that I was this wee .
exhonorated of the charge •>!
ing an automobile under the
of intoxicated liquor bv
. . > or Court.
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Solicitor i.. • 1 tu • v
THE DANBURY REPORTER
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BECAUSE into every bag of Roystc:*'s goes an ingredient that
money can't buy—the integrity of a company that has spent (
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a lifetime doing one thing—making fertilizers; a company that (
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has spent thousands and thousands of dollars in research work to }
. . determine the best possible method of plant feeding. You get the
benefit of all this in Royster Field Tested Fertilizers. 41, We guar
antee not less than ONE PER CENT WATER SOLUBLE MAG
NESIUM. And, of course, all Royster Tobacco Fertilizers are
non-acid-forming. C. Trust your tobacco to Royster Fertilizers,
realizing that they are the best that it is humanly possible to pro
duce. See your Royster agent and let him know how many tons
you will need.
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{ r. S. ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA J
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Three Simple Steps
to Ease a Sore Throat
ILL 'lhl££.
' Modern Scientific Method
\y REMEMBER PICTURES HERE
Here's a safe, modern and effective
jMlfr II 1 v.-ay to relieve sore throat. A way
H'Nj § that eases the pain, rawness and
isaKL IlCffllf 'ill irritation i'i as little as two or three
1. minutes. Many doctors advise . I r.i.d
i millions are following this vav.Try it.
All you do is rrush and stir 3
C 4jKi| BAYER Aspirin Tablets in \i glass
r Ss3Bk .* f winter and gargle with it !*. ice -
Sk mBH3 r.5 pictured litre. (If you have Mgns
P-, —cf a cold, take BAYER Aspisfi and
n aV IL \~~ drink plenty of water.)
/(A, —l(7 A Tgt* | Git red BAYER Aspirin Tablets
—for this purpose. They di integrate
2. heaifwiy back.'iiJowing fiittle to quicklv and completely, making I
" Me o[ d r °™ rnouth hr ° at °° ,n " fiargle without irritating particle*.
j . BAYER Aspirin price? have been
decisively ret'.uced, so there's no
/ , . point now in accepting other than
( |hß fea ' a * er arl ' c ' e - ou wa,lt *
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■ J I PRICES on Gtnuin* tcr.r A.pM.
directions n i«cW*gc ladicolf/ ltductd en All SilM
j . Proof Of The c
'Jliri'' 111 " a '' 1 «;ili thtt o!d I
\V i.,...!-.-. "in- i>r of o. i
( ;i f jti lit s in tlx- i .ting." Ann
il.i. c, in.'. I .11 «! >u't forget lhat ;
: .1 v ...i IN hi IVY ii) good pudding is
I ; .■«•>! unvniihy by the lark of a
suitable Ml MI
lv efts f all 1 :--*«» containing
(11l if sllOlllll I'.' Stl'Vell \SiiVi 'fUll j
Kiuns. >\ ;■ Ii ill" exception of cm
taril-'- wiii p a highly spiced sauce
inn> l»i» it"i'il liquid sauce al.oulii
IH> served wiiii steamed or halted
jmilii i.f.s; and here is a most de
lectable recipe for such a sauce:
Pineapple Sauce
V cups Hawaiian pineapple Juice
b lufclcrpooii. granulated i'Jgar
Juice of 1 lemon
: ici. spoor.s cornstarch
Boil the pineapple Juice with a
piece of lemon rind, and in another
pan melt the sugar to a golden
brown color, then add the pine
apple juice, and boil for a few min
utes. Dissolve cornstarch with a
little cold water and pour into ,
sauce to thicken, boil for live nun- ,
utes and remove from lire. Add (
lemon juice, then strain. This may
be served hot or cold with puddings (
or fritters.
In preparing this sauce do not •
make the error of using the sweet
syrup in which sliced pineapple is
packed. r The reference is to the
natural, unsweetened juice of the
luscious sun-ripened Hawaiian fruit
which is now available everywhere
In tins of convenient sizes.
And if you want a man's idea of
what a good pudding should be.
here is the favorite of Carl Brisson,
Paramount star, whose newest pic-
THURSL \Y, MARCH 21, 193»
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No melancholy Dane is Carl Brl»-
ton, Paramount star, when he
tucks away a Danish Apple Pud'
ding with a special pineapple aauoe.
ture. "All the King's Horses," has
just been released.
Danish Apple Pudding
Pare and slice six large apples.
Sweeten to taste and bake until
tender. Place layer of apples in
bottom of glass dish. Spread with
strawberry or raspberry jelly. Place
remaining apples on top of this.
Serve with pineapple sauce de
scribed above. •
Simple, isn't it? But really deli
cious It's good hot or cold.