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mattei iiide : a . March j. 169~
nn? Viet or C Olnu ? d. tax
Airs, Olmsted i.ditor
K?y V CtHik Business Maiu^er
Rl WY HcCOMBS WINCHESTER
Society Editor ? Phone 49- I
8I BS4 K1FT10N PRICE
1 Vr.ir. in \"??rlli Carolina $1.50
6 Mom., in North Carolina ... .75
I Y?*ar. Out of >Ult' ... '*.00
Pa. w,..- si.h i Iii Aavance
Card* ?f thanks tn respect
by individuals .?::?? . or
ganiations r a> ?? tie . wdl be re
gaJXted ^ ?aWyfirUsil'Wt.^fllM'h -WA?mw
?Aili *' {Barked i; " compliance
A North Carolinian
VY orth Beint; Proud of
a.u .until.: ni)"ey on War con
U; i urn <jv??f, .i Si 00.000.000 to the
C } rirnmonr. Read :
About. 4' I ? ?: i . . t night tele*
?rapher I m L;' Vton. N. C named
Torn M >?i in '.-red his chief cap
Mi $1 'i i Lick *t !o Newport
N v. V.i parked his things in a
poke ..i'm| joiiu d tlv U. S Maw. At
tlv >:imo time his interest in avia
tion ^a- ? raised by reading of the
first flight of 111" Wrigh brothers a
Ki'.tv HtA k . N. C
I ist a, ok af* r four derades. the
fx-u-: ? tpn ? fr >m North Carolina
wrot i letter t > the Secretary of
War ?:inir ha. hi. mpany want
ed to refund $1 0-1. 000.000 to the gov
??rnm in it was making too
large a profit ?' war contra " >
During : ie interim young Tom
M.?! - mi had ? ? rv-\| i.v y ?ai s on he
battl* iip D- -.e. where he met
Elmer Sperry. 'ventor of *he ;am
ous -'.vroscope. The! an ordi" try
seaman Morgan :i dped to install
the 'l. >. gyroscope on 'he Delaware,
and 3 perry :i.<?*d v.s work so much
that after his fou. rears' enlistment
erminated. Morgan was offered a
iob ts for-man in the Sperry plant.
Since then he lias become head of
the Sperry Corporation, helped or
j.?ni/<* Curtus-Wrtich: And U chair- J
' man of Pa' -Arr.enca'i Airways
a-;'. M -in n?*v: :oaj| f]'t? aunan
1 V>uc!BBMM: these Uav ilea we
1 are *eru: ' :/m* ih< fyp* - f man
i .*>v. r ; :: tv.3? ;i JfVfloptd a'
k : : : 1 :nocra*\v vr have bull:
' . - lciin tii.r ';v ex-teU*
;? -t;> .1:1 : ox- -.1.1 ? from North
| Carol' u ?' ol o: :y r ?-e :o the top,
Gas, or City Hunger
Warm* tha: *o drastic r?\stric
1 ? ?: Msolino for farmciv pass
' ng? 1 .irs m::ht endanger move
r market >? v tal food-: essent
: 1 1 ? '.m* tMi*' Fr**d S. Sex- '
1 \> ? ?-:<ieu of Dairymen >
i Cooperative Association. re- |
'?ntly ;:- d Miar {ov?*rument
r sr.r special consideration to rarmers
. . :i fixing sas quotas.
' It appears obvious " he <ymt?n
: i ??;*sol-,r ... .vh! be allotted
m* : - for trucks and tractors,
vr .?: i : ? ? *? v 1I-0 have
??-:or cars. Farmers
ma ? . :ijxs to t.?wn for
i r r\t hfliy -?
1 vine of irasnllnn
family c 1: .in ' >
? ??.?? ?? irucs. marc
m; run 1- t:i* fact tha- many
farmers use their oars to -.ak" fresh
V. ii'iiil 1 1 i 1 r itKKlllCC
' M mark*- "
If firmer.; ? ir. ad'-qastc ;as
I : : t.i ir car- .? will in many cases
;? >..te and make deliveries of
to.xi 0 urban localities impossible.
In the in'.-rest of the public health.
V mas: k?ep farm ears in motion.
Super Modesty
1 When the first alleged "oil short
1 ? \i a . iiullabai oocd in '.he East
, iom.' months ago. the President of
Association of American Rail
ads said that, in his opinion, ihe
en c uld must?T sufficient tank
1 . > ; ? carry 200.000 baiTels of pet
leum ant! petroleum products a
: ij- ? > he E..st Coast. A storm of
i ) . at once rescended upon him.
I ? ;>roj) . -s of doom, including
- ine Important -.?ovrnment offic
ii. said that the railroads coudn't
-in- ? inyw;> -re near that goal, and
? r. they could"" carry enough oil
? niee' ??ven a small par: of th?
need.
Now tii- actual facts have been
. >:i -. ed. And they show that the
, Preside-'-, of th- Association was
' fiuus andingly modest in his ?'sti
! . Po-.- the railroads haven't
1 bee- hauling 200.000 barrels of oil a
FOR SALE
56 acres n?*ar Tucker, Georgia. All under fence. Suitable for
trucking or rattle. ?*tc. All machinery necessary for farming and
putting four hundred chickens per week on the market. Home,
three tenant houses, barn, chicken house, etc. Will mail description
of property to prospective buyer. 523.000. Will have to be seen and
examined to be appreciated.
W. L. COUSINS, SR.
518 PARK DRIVE N. E ATLANTA. GA.
STORAGE PIANOS FOR SALE
Wp hav" in >torac'' in Robbinsville 12 used pianos. Some ar<?
rather small and some reconditioned; 3 or 4 have bee" repossessed
and will sell Tor balance due. with on<? y?*ar in which to pay the
balance. Any <>i these excellent pianos are priced as cheaply as
prices prevailing a y?*ar ago. VERY EASY TERMS. Call on, write,
or phone C. R. MITCfVEIX for particulars. These pianos are stored
back of I>r. Crawford's new hotel.
VISIT
THE FUNBOWL
Murphy's
J|ew gowling J^lleys
OVER CARRINGER'S STORE
day ?_.> Ea>\ Coa.v laAt-i i. they J
have be*'" hauliug 600 000 barrel* a
day which 1st thre- lime- a* much
jB*vV ?t first ihou-: ' the.- cculd j
handle And 'Ju?t amount* to 45 peri
tv of ail the oil con sumed along ?
l Atlantic Seaboard
T;i -i* who ap conv?*:Aan* %?v: t Ii the
: ry f the Am* railroad . -
'dtistry won't he par uul?rly aston*
t\i by their achievement ?pec?.\
cula- a- it is. For 'he railroad*,
time and again. hav? dor. what
? ? ??:?:!.(?> said was impos$ith
R l-.rin now they ar* cairying a lar*- I
? : ilumo of traffic than they car
? r he last war and t *\e? are
<ar - ;n >t without ieiay. waste.'
<? ? ifusion or congestion There's no
transportation bottleneck No in.
, dustry > doinst a bi-:: : ar better.
' 10b on behalf of the war effort.
If ? railroads are permitted
IjjiyvMiiBiiffHP tivy
: wiu n **ea as demand for transport a - ,
?ion fur.her increas- >. they will con
| ti>iiie to bmh til records.
o
Andrews Gclf Cc:-*?
In Fine Condition
QfRcfes aiWoutK .. And
t" if Club is :m*A
ndition it has oe''n in tills season.
Work'-rs have just coatp^tetf tile jab
of mowing the course and ' n-1 recent
hard rains have made the greens
?:r. . "li and wet' -pack. ii
Thi- "???ek-.-nd sh?v!d prove t ; be
i .m opportune time to tour the course
."?I many ar" expected to 'alee ad
? vantaae of splendid condition U) siet
in .? round or two
A drive has been made r o-r.Uy to
it-cure members for the club. Fifteen
members have sisn-d up from And
vs and Prank Forsyth has rounded
up ten members from Murphy. Those
I in charge 'xpect several more to
join in the near future
WOMEN
Popj.cr 6i years
HEADQUARTERS FOR "STAGS"
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WE SPECIALIZE ON WINES. BEERS AND
SANDWICHES
i;ahst Blue Ribbon Beer on Draft
THE SMOKEHOUSE
S - r* 1 r- !i n.
H >n:r t G'.od Fellows Phone 9105
NORTH CAROLINA FACTS !
hamtu <? inA' f
riwm r? %ni%Vkl WM
nincS riuKfc PIICATHMt
AMY OTHER STATE IN
THE UNION /
HKA H USED IN:
1HE MSCKI ENBUBA DECLARATION Of
INDEPENDENCE ( MAYZO'" I775 )
PRECEDED THE DKlAWTION AT
PHILADELPHIA 6Y *)OR? THAN A YEAR
5 /MCE BEER WAS MADC , -
LSSAL AGAIN IN 1933. >
the industry mas con
tributed $ /O.OOO .OOO
IN TAXES TO TNC NORTH
CAROLINA TREASURY/
Three yean i^o the North Carolina beer industry launch. J its own
?"Clean I'p ur Close Up" drive, to help preserve beer's i :p :?t
fits to the state.
Today, on its thirJ anniversary, this Committee has proved iliat Sc!<
Regulation really works! 20> retail beer outlets ? only a tmrdf'tl of
the thousands of wholesome. Jav\-abidin>? places in?peeted~ tvaied to c:eua
up jfter our warning. They were closed up?
The beer industry, .vhich works \%Ith your Ian aiiictri through this Com*
tnittcc. her.- rer.j.- . pledge to keep the recall sale of beer up to North
Carolina's high standards.
VOl CAN HE( !*! Buy your beer only in reputable, decent piaees.
Report any violations of the law to your local officer* or to this Committee.
For Victory ? Buy War Bv*d$ jhJ Stamps
BREWSN6 INDUSTRY FOUNDATION
y Lou ft Laxocina Committee ?
EDGAR H BAIN. Sidle Director 613' 317 Corrtnigrcial Eldg.
Have YOU Made
Your War Bond Pledge?
Let's Cooperate 100 Per Cent
Sign Up For As Much of Your Salary As You Can Afford.
The war bond pledge is important to you and your country. It is
your voluntary pledge to save money regularly to buy War Bonds.
This pledge is not an order. In signing it you simply pledge your
self to save a definite amount of money, voluntarily to invest in War
Bonds at regular stated intervals.
Naturally, the more you pledge to save for War Bonds, the better.
This is not a "token" war. It is a fight to the finish against the most
ruthless and relentless enemies we have ever faced.
When you invest your dollata in War Bonds, you not only help to
buy guns, tanks and planes needed to defeat those enemies; you help
keep prices down. At the same time you will be building for the future ?
YOU':< fufure as well as your country's.
So decide NOW to pledge for VICTORY.
Buy U. S. War Bonds and\\Stamps
Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
MURPHY, N. C. >; ANDREWS, N. C.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation