&EST WISHES
fii Hie
COMING YEAR
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p**r Into th* futur* (or a no
meat. W* a**. lor cartain. a
much mor* hopoful y*ar ten
warn 1945—a year of premia*
and of dostlny. W* b*li*ve
you a** thin, too.
It la our hep* that th* N*w
Year will op*n for you a path
way to your moat ch*rlah*d
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WI1JJIMS & SHELTON CO., IK.
IMPORTERS, WHOLESALERS. MILL AGENTS
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. HOSIERY. £URN1SHING8
429 8. Trjrm St. > -Dial 2-1194
Charlotte, N. C.
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TIDINGS °fl
GR£AT°JOY
1 The prevailing spirit of good
will embraces us all during
this Joyous season. We, too,
want to extend to you per
sonally our hearty good
wishes (or an exceptionally
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
U. S. RUBBER GOMPMY
CkvbtU, N«rth Carailma
This is the season of good)
'will and, looking down the,
long list of names of those
who have sjwwn their
good will towards us in
1945, we come to yours.
We want to thank you for
this good will an your part,
and to send Just the friend
liest of wishes for your
happiness and chew at
umsunavume.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
QUEEN OTT TRH.WWS
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HAPPY
NEW YEAR
TO ALL
Again glad balls
ora ringing out
Their massaga
loud and clean
Bast wishes, friends,
to all of you,
To all a bright
New Yearl
DAVIDSON conn MIS, MG.
C. w. Byrd, Pw* and Traaa.
N. C.
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A LESSOR IR IRFUTION
A sample of what could easily
happen in this country if price
control was junked was shown to
the people of Jackson, Tenn., with
the co-operation of the OPA, a
few days ago. A public auction
was held. A brand new 1946 auto
mobile of one of the lower priced
makes, a 100-pound sack of sugar,
and a 50-pound keg of land, were
offered to the highest bidder. The
public was intensely interested.
On auction day a Mg crowd
was on hand early to take part in
the bidding. The brand new auto
brought $2,500, the lard went for
$15 and the sack of sugar was
bid in at $35. Then the OPA
stepped in and stopped the sales
because prices were many times
the ceiling prices. >
Without OPA and price control,
many similar scenes would be wit
nessed every day in this country.
Prices would be driven sky-high.
Only the people with a lot of
money would be able to buy the
necessities of life.
—Washington Teamster.
We can not achieve full victory
until we are assured of full
achievement for the Victory Loan
drive. Keep punching!
N EW YEAR.
is htnt /9vi5/
in wishing our friends a
Happy New Year we want
to add this thought:
V/e hope 1946 will be a
year of many EXTRAS for
you, Extra opportuni iios.
extra good health, and oxtr
happiness,
D.rsp in and see us arty
time. You are always wel
come here.
□ □ □
J.R.WOLLETT
, LUMBER MANUFACTURER
DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES
Littleton, N. C.
• III saying Happy New
Year to you we are not only
thinking of the 1946 New
Year holiday, but of your
future good fortune in the year
to follow.
Your patronage has been
highly appreciated by all of
us. and we will do everything
in our power to continue to f"
deserve it.
GREEK RIVER MILLS, INC.
FINE COMBED YARNS
Tuxedo, N. C.
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Accept Our Sincere Wishes
For A Happy Season
And A Successful Year Ahead
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Mount Holly, North Carolina