IjHlRSDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1944 (One Day Nearer Victory)
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
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slTo e-ood for five pounds
finitely. Sugar Stamp 4U, gooa
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Lh February, next year.
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ov CELL BATTERY PRODUC
R TIOX GROWS
Progress d.v me dry cell battery
in iu renewed effort to in-
... nrnrfuction was reported by
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recent meeting. At tne same
. the industry was urged to
' or .n nfTatfintr -fiirf Vior
greases, since production is still
bout 28 Per cem ueiuw iiuiiiiuuiu
kilitary and civilian requirements
iHOE STAMPS GOOD INDEFI
NITE!
omnval of time limitations that
L.r thp use of special shoe
lumps 's announced by OPA. The
provisions apply to an special
hoe stamps, except that those is
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Last still be used by consumers
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For You To Jfeel Well
24 hours every day, 7 days every
eek, never stopping, the kidneys filter
wute matter from the blood.
11 more people were aware of how the
kidneys must constantly remove sur
plus fluid, excess acids and other waste
Bitter that cannot stay in the blood
without injury to health, there would
be better understanding of why the
whole system is upset when kidneys fail
to junction properly.
Burning, scanty or too frequent urina
tion sometimes warns that something
Is wrong. You may suffer nagging back
ache, headaches, dizziness, rheumatic
pains, getting up at nights, swelling.
Why not try Doan's Pills? You will
be using a medicine recommended the
country over. Doan's stimulate the func
tion of the kidneys and help them to
flush out poisonous waste from the
blood. They contain nothing harmful.
Get Doan's today. Use with confidence.
At all drug stores.
within 30 days. Previously, some
special shoe stamps such as those
issued as extra rations had to be
used within time limits. The pro
visions affect only special shoe
stamps and in no way involve the
validity of regular war ration shoe
stamps, either for consumer or
trade use.
tsk: tsk: were losing the
WAR
Germany's supreme optimist and
Goebbtls' prize pupil turned up in
a prison camp where an Aussie
stood guard. The Nazi was invited
to listen to radio news reports, the
Australian News and Information
Bureau says. The news the Nazis
heard was strictly wonderful. This
was his report to his fellow priso
ners: "In 1D40 we overwhelmed
and defeated the British, but most
of them got away through Dun
kerque. The Fuehrer has allowed
them to land in France again, This
time they shall not escape.''
INDUSTRY NEEDS 250,000
WORKERS
With cotton textile production
lagging, the industry has been fac
ed since May 1 with a need for hir
ing nearly a quarter of a million
workers by November 1. in order
to expand its output to meet fully
tne estimated demands for cotton
products, the War Manpower Com
mission says. As yet, WMC said,
only a small number of cotton tex
tile nlants have made manpower
utilization surveys or sought this
service in order to determine the
specific causes of labor turnover.
ROUND-UP
OPA says: If you smoke import
ed cigars, you will be glad to learn
that dollar-and-cent ceiling prices
for importers, and wholesalers, and
at retail for practically all brands
have been established. Consumer
prices on Swiss cheese are being
reduced nationally by an approxi
mate average of three cents a
pound, while the price at the fac
tory level for the product is being
increased by an estimated weighted
average of 3 1-4, cents a pound,
through a reduction of more than
6 cents a pound at the wholesale
distributive levels. Authority for
all retailers of meat to pre-cube
steaks from top or bottom rounds
of utility and cutter and canner
grades of beef has been granted.
Rationing controls have been re
moved from spiced green tomatoes.
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1ST LT. ZEMRIE V. SIZE
MORE, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs.
O. S. Sizentore, of Waynesville,
bombardier on an Eighth Air
Force B-17 Flying Fortress, is
seen above receiving the Distin
guished Flying Cross for "extra
ordinary achievement" while parti
cipating in more than a score of
heavy bombing assaults on vital
Nazi targets in Europe.
The presentation is being made
by Col. Edgar M. Witten, of Fort
age, Pa., combat wing commander
in the 3rd Bombardment Division,
which was cited by the President
for its England-Africa shuttle
bombing of a Messerschmitt plane
plant in Regensburg, Germany, last
summer.
Lt. Sizemore also holds the Air
Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters.
He entered the service in March,
1942, prior to which he was em
ployed as a welder in a war pro
duction plant.
Larry H. Cagle And
Pfc. R. M. Chafin Meet
Larry H. Cagle, CM second class,
USNR, and Pfc. Robert M. Chafin,
brothers-in-law, recently met in the
Pacific war theater, according to
the former's wife, Mrs. Iris Chafin
Cagle.
Cagle, CM 2c, has been serving
with the Seabees and has been in
the Pacific two years this month.
Pfc. Chafin has been overseas since
March of this year.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Lt. and Mrs. William R. Nash
of Lexington, Ky., announce the
birth of a daughter, Anna, on July
31. Mrs. Nash is the former Miss
Frances Dunn, daughter of Mrs.
Bon Atkinson.
TIMELY
Farm Questions
and Answers
QUESTION: How can I build an
inexpensive, yet practical egg
storage room?
Answer: Edward W. Glazener,
assistant county agent in charge
of poultry in Chatham county, re
ports that Palmer Fox of Siler
City, route 1, has dug a 10 by 12
foot cellar under his feed room.
Fox has noted that whereas the
temperatures ranged from 20 to 100
degrees during the year in the feed
room, the tmperatures in the egg
cellar varied from 40 to 75 degrees.
The difference between the high
and low temperatures in the cellar
was 35 d.grees as compared with
SO degrees in the feed room. "Fox
realizes that keeping ejrgs as near
HO .degrees as possible is essential
for good hatching, says Glazemr
Question: Can I gauge the fer,
tility of soil by the weeds that are
growing on it?
Answer; Yes, say specialists at
Stave College. On poor land you
will find such weeds as bear grass,
bitterweed, bracted plantain, pov
erty grass, poverty cat grass, buck
horn, cinquefoil, golden rod, green
brier, mustard, oxeye daisy, pine
weed, rabbit clover, rough button
weed, sand spur, sheep sorrel and
yellow weed.
Question: What are the best va
rieties of small grains for the up
per Piedmont section of North
Carolina?
Answer: We suggest that you
write the N. C. Crop Improvement
Association, State College, Raleigh
for a copy of Agronomy Informa
tion Circular No. 136. This publi
cation gives results of official va
riety tests on wheat, barley and
oats by the Agricultural Experi
ment Station. The tests were
conducted at Swannanoa, Greens
boro, Fallston, Rocky Mount, Rae
ford and Richlands.
Question: How would you pre
vent coccidiosis in the poultry
flock?
Answer: Extension poultry spe
cialists at State College suggest
that you do not crowd your chick
ens; floor the houses; and clean
them often. The litter should be
kept dry at all times. You can
begin with a small amount of litter,
stir it daily, .and add a small
amount of litter every few days.
Put water and food containers on
low wire platforms. Keep chicks
confined to the house or house
and wire sunporch, until broiler or
Wife Preservers
Battirur-AUed ouiKa may be washed
by hangins them on a line and washinr
them down with a hose, usirut warm wa
ter. Soap soiled place, rubbing the soap
well In with the hand. Rinse with clear
water; pat out excess water by trently
pressing the ouilt Detween me nanaa,
and leave on line until completely dry.
shaking gently occasionally.
Services To He Held
At Cove Creek Church
Edgar Rathbone will preach at
the Congregational Holiness
Church at Cove Creek on the second
Sunday afternoon, in Sept. (10th)
following the Sunday school. Au
nvitation is extended to the public
to attend. The Sunday school is
held at 2:00 o'clock each Sunday
afternoon, with Mrs. Fannie Howell
serving as superintendent. Rev.
Joe Daniel of East Marion, is pas
tor of the church.
Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
125 Main Street
COXSULT
DR. R. KING HARPE
OPTOMETRIST
Wells Bldg.
For Appoint&MBt
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Canton, N r.
frying size. Then, move them to
a clean range that has had no ma
nure on it for two years and house
in movable range shelters, moving
the shelters about once a month.
Question: Would you wait until
after frost to harvest sweet po
tatoes ?
Answer: No, say Extension hor
ticulturists at State College. They
recommend that the crop be dug
before frost damages the vines
because, if potatoes are not dug
immediately after a front, they
will not keep well in storage.
Therefore, it is best to harvest
ahead of the frost. They also sug
gest that you treat the potatoes
as if they were eggs in the harv
esting operation, because bruises
cause considerable losses in stor
age. Save No. 1 potatoes to plant
next spring instead of strings.
Comfort for Cows
Dairy cows In the winter stable
are more comfortable if the temper
ature is kept at about 50 degrees.
GAS is modern
quick
clean
for Cooking
Brading GAS Service
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CARLE -CHESTERFlEtD MILL CO, ASttfiVtLLfi
For Sale At All Retail Merchants
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TWO IMPORTANT SALES'
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10:30 A. HI. . .
Henry Francis Farm
Property located one mile from Hazelwood. One and one half miles
from Dayton Rubber Plant on Allen Creek Road. Consists of 65
aes, two houses large barn, and silo. Adjoining Waynesville
Country Club. Sub-divided into home sites of various sizes.
0ne number 60 Oliver Tractor One orchard sprayer riding culti-
t
ator double Oliver Plow double disc double harrow ton
tod one-half Ford Truck two-horse tractor wagon and other
farm implements, too numerous to mention.
Sale Will Take Place On the Grounds
Rain or Shine.
LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED
MUSIC BY OUR
Live Wire Band
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PENNY BROTHERS
FREE
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Belle Meade Center
We will sell four Btore houses Filling stations Five rock bunga
lows five log bungalows all modern conveniences. The above
property will be sold not as a camp bat piece by piece.
Ten business lots on the Main Street of Hazelwood Twenty home
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sites near the Dayton Rubber Company.
Owner of the above property, H. R Milner.
Sale Conducted By
These sales will afford a grand oportunity for the home
seekers, business men and investors. Cancel all engage
ments and attend this sale. For further information see
Robert E. Richardson at the LeFaine Hotel.
PENNY BROTHERS
World's Original Twin Auctioneers of Charlotte, N. C.