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'ADMIRAL WAGS' FLA1 . JP CASUALTY LIKE MANY ANOTHER BATTLE VETERAN who comes home unhurt only ? - fall off the kitchen stepladder, or something, "Admiral Wags", 13, :er spaniel commander under his buddy Vice Admiral F. C. Sherman ; f,.d survivor of the Lexington sinking and many other epics, is strapped f.at and given an 85 per cent chance of recovery. Injured by a fall from the flight to the hangar deck of the carrier Enterprise, Wags is being treated by one of the Army's top dog specialists. ( International ) YOU'RE TELLING ME! i By WILLIAM RITT Central Press Writer AN ENGLISH jockey has just scored his 3.000th win. "That." adds Betcha Dollar Dyer, "is what I call being strictly a front man." i i | Hirohito is to tackle his toughest task soon. He must re port to his ancestors what hap pened after Pearl Harbor. ? i i Kitchen sinks are to come in pastel shades. That still won't make the dishes look attractive, t i i The Annamese are reported reported using an automatic bow which shoots five arrows in rapid succession. That's one handy little gadget the In I dians overlooked ? thank good ! ness! j j t British troops also reported | capturing an Annamese muni - j tions plant. It was a bow and arrow factory. t i t The Annamese may be primi tive in their use of bows and arrows as weapons for modern war but you must admit they've shot their way right onto the front page. t i i Reading about that speedy British jet plane, the Gloster Meteor. Grandpappy Jenkins says he thinks they misnamed the craft ? no real meteor ever went that fast. Tea Is Given For Mrs. Be!! M . T. A Ca?e en:t-*.a:n d at her h:n:? in Ea.-t M.i phy Satur day af;crn on with a ea. comi'li mcnti:.. her h use sues:. Mrs. M. W. B .. or G.eensboro. Autumn <'eccra' it ns \v r ? used :n t ' ".i"inir room an -1 ci:nii:g room. Mrs. Har ry BUhcp poured i a. Gutsis in-! cludrd: W: Bell. .. G. W. Can.: let. Mrs. T. W. Li-May I Smi.i . -Id. M s. D :? P. mi . Mr . D ?> With- ' crspocn. M J. W. Bail M . R. S. Park r. M - VV. M. Axky. Mrs. Dale tw, m-;. Frank Ju t ... Mrs. J. N .Hi.:. L. E. B.iM.'SS. USE & a? ? @ ? Cold Preparations LIQUID. TABLETS, SALVE, NOSE DROPS Caution use only as directed. RFENLISTS F:ank McLean Reagan, An drews. son of Mrs. Myrtle Reagan, reer. listed in the Regular Army Medical Corps November 16. He l'.as three years previous sen ce. Mrs. Harry Bishop. Mrs. J. B. Giay, and Mrs. C. VV. Savage. VICTORY LOAN GREAT MISSIONARY SERVICES SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2 EREE METHODIST CHURCH Hear Rev.G,T,Bustin j Founder and Direc tor cf West Indies Bible Mission, Sun day, I 1 a. m. "THE WORK OF JOHN WESLEY". All who are inter ested in the work of the founder o f Methodism should attend this service. REV. G. T. BUSTIN 7:30 p. m. ? "MY MISSIONARY TOUR AROUND THE WORLD". At this service Rev. Bustin will show slide pictures in natural colors which were taken in different parts of the world, includ ing: Australia, Ceylon, India, Palestine, England, Bohama Islands, and West Indies. EVERYONE WELCOME Louis E. Latham, Pastor Phone 3 1 I -J Junior Club Is Planning Party The Junior Woman's club held its meeting Thursday evening in the club room. Plans were announced for the Christmas party which will be held at Di.key hotel dining room. Projects for the year were dis cussed by the club's sponsor, Mis. Myron Jensen. Following the business session, the hostesses. M.'s. W lliam J. Canata, Mrs. Joe Hamilton, Mrs. Cxe Moore, and Mi's. Ruth Nich ols served refreshments to the numbers present. | If you are interested ( in turning your farms jcr subdivisions into | cash CALL CANTON 25fiO ( OR WRITE I R. C. Gossett I Realty & Auction Co. j CANTON, N. C. Mattoxes Have Celebration On 15th Anniversary ? Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mattox cele brated their fifteenth wedding; an niversary Saturday evening with a dinner dance at Hotel Rejral. Decorations were in keeping with the Thanksgiving season. The table wa.5 decorated with sprays of ivy and white candles in crystal holders, the central decoration be ing a pumpkin basket filled with j fruit, on a reflet-bor. The guest list Included: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bishop, Mr. ! and Mrs. Dale Lee, Capt. and Mrs. i J. W. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. John Bayless, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Forsyth. Capt. and Mis. E. S. Mill er, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Vaught. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gibbs, Capt. and Mrs. Frank Justice. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Easley, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bueck, Mr. and Mrs. A. Q K?tner, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hyde. Dr. and Mrs. R >ber! H Cox. Mrs. James B. Ward. Mrs. Alden Coward Mrs. B'-uce Cover. Robeit Built Robert Butt, Personals Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Sudderth and Mis. H. P. Baiuett and daughters, Sarah Louise and Barbara Anne of Jefferson, Ga., spent the Thanksging holidays with W. H. ?utk:er:h and family. C. E. Hyde made a business trip to Asheville this week. Mrs. J. W. Davidson. Jr., Mrs. John Davidson. Dr. J. R. Bell. Miss Mar garet Curd, Mrs. Buel Adams, Miss Fiances Dickson. Mrs. Duke Whit ley and Mrs. Jack Spainhour. Loosens-up Dry Hacking COUGHS Bronchial Coughs or T'uoit Irritations Due 'it Uolii The King of all cough medicines In cold wintry Canada is Buckley's CANADIOL Mixture. Fast working ? triple acting Buckley's Mixture quickly loosens and rinses phlegm lodged In t lie tubes? clears air pas sages soothes rasped raw tissues, one or two sips and worst coughing spasm eases. You get results fast Y??u feel the effect lustantly. Compounded from rare Canadian Pine Balsam and other soothing In .iling ingredients Buckley's CAN Ar?IOTj P. ?. A. is ,P 1 r r n i you ever tiled. a bCctl v -*y ? lo-85c. MAllNEY DRUG STORE We haven't forgotten this boy ...have you? He hasn't forgotten. We haven't forgotten, either, soldier. Not you? or the hundreds of thousands of other veterans who have sweated and bled and given their hands, legs, eyes, minds? yes, and their lives? while we sat at home, cheering. ON OCTOBER 29TH, the last ? and the most important ? Bond drive yet made in this war begins . . . the great Victory Loan. Secretary of the Treasury Vinson has directed a message to every firm in this city? just as he did to us? asking for co-operation in this? your chance to express your thanks to the boys who won this war. He is asking labor and management, working together, to contribute once more, as they have done so successfully in the past, to the achieve ment of E Bond goals. The only way this can be accomplished is by accepting a definite quota ? and then meeting it. Both the men and women on pay rolls and the plants themselves should accept these quotas. The great Victory Loan will help provide cash for many purposes. It will help raise the money to get our boys home. It must raise the money to give them their mustering-out pay and veterans benefits - edu cational and all the rest. It will help pay for war goods already used and take care of contract terminations. Most important, it will do everything money can do to help patch up the broken bodies and lives of men like this. For this is the loan with a heart Of all loans in this war, it is the most human. It pays for heal ing instead of killing? mercy instead of pain. Can any businessman look a Victory Bond salesman in the eye and say the Victory Loan is less important than the others? or that he can not pledge his firm to meet the quota which the Treasury asks him to accept? We think not. And so we here sign our names in pledge that we accept our quota and will do everything in our power to meet it We know we can count on other Americans to do the same. let's all meet our quotas in the Victory Loan (dR/V? BEGINS OCT. 29 ? ) Murphy Box & Flooring Manufacturing Co. Cherokee Lumber Corporation
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