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Naval Statistics Many Navy enlisted men are appointed to the United States Naval Academjt.^sd, Atpapolis A man enli^wig in -the Jlavy at 17 could retwewiier only \37, with .hall pay t&gjFesl \gf his "life. Men enlisting m the Navy now have a good chance of getting into Navay aviation. . _ An enlisted man -in Naval av iation may serve-in aircraft • car riers. carrier aircraft, mujti-en gine patrol s<iSSirS? W' plane tenders, or in W s^tjc^^iipugh out the United States and over seas. A Navy dollar equals $3.96 in civilian pay today. Any Navy Re cruiter has the details. Men 17 and under 31 can earn in the Navy the equivalent of $82.40 a week. NSvy Recruiters have the details. - Recently, 300 men * with Navy electronics training were hired by private industry at salaries averaging $7,000 a year. During his firsts enlistment in the Navy, a young man can earn the equivalent of $4,285 a year. Any Naval Recruiter has the fig !J vi; * 4j ;♦ I Attend The r Game Friday Night Sj>ai*t}f.y.s. N. Wilkesboro gjr&L Game Of Season See The Victory . Drug Co. Sparta, “Your Rexall Store” N. C. fCff/lIH f>i'i Td Go urn ■■ ' ' H if Don’t Miss The Football Game Friday Night Sparta Vs. Mt. Lions At North Wilkesboro Castevens Motor Co. “Your Chevrolet Dealer” , Sparta, N. C. * 1 Special This Week hi i Red Band Flour ---— -$2.10 White House Coffee Vacuum Packed —»lb. 46c Corn Relish—-Recipe for a Popular Hostess Com relish is one of those atp petiring dishes we rerely enjoy unless we know someone who does home canning and incites us over for a meal. Popular hostesses find that it pays to include corn relish in their home canning plans. The Ball Blue Book recipe for this taste treat is as follows: S quarts com 1 quart chopped cabbage 1 cup green sweet pepper 1 cup sweet rqd pepper 2 large onions ?' 1 cup sugar .if : >' ■< g tablespoons ground mustard . - ( tablespoon nfruttard seed 4 1 tablespoon salt t tablespoon celery seed Boil corn five minutes. Cold dip. Cut f roni' - cob. Measure. Chop and measure / eabbage and pepper*. Chop onions Combine ingredients and simmer 20 min utes. (More salt and sugar may be added if needed.) Pack into hot jars Seal at once. Jcat the rich roast Crab Appl< should br winter mei ate heede< from the Blue Book on 1 gallon e to 8 3 cups u. 4 cups vir 1 stick cii 1 tablespoon cri ■ 1 tablespoon whol< % tablespoo' whole Wath apples and piert. with a needle. Heat sugar, liquids and spices (tied in ’ bag) sugar dissolves. Cool. Add apples and simmeruntil# tender, >. Ldt stand several hours or overnight. Pack cold apples into bot jars. Boil the sirup to the desired thickness and pour over apples. Process five minutes in hot water bath. The amount of sugar map vary’ depending upon whether a fairly sweet or moderately sour i pickle is desired, and from one | half to one-third of it may be corn sirup. All Ages Thrive on Purees —Photo eourtoojr Boll oo. 0«h Home-canned purees an excel lent items to have on hand in jrour pantry. They’re nourishing foods for infants and everyone finds them delicious served up in cream soups and souffles. A puree may be made from green peas, asparagus, lima beans, or spinach, etc. Select fresh vegetables and prepare as for cooking.' Steam until soft or cook in the smallest possible amount of Water, ness through • fine neve. Add boiling water, if necessary, to make the puree about the consistency of thick : cream. Do not salt purees intend ed for infant feeding. Dee one teaspoon salt to each quart of puree to be used by adults. Re heat to boiling and pour into hot Ball jars. Process quart jars* 60 minutes at 10 pounds pressure, half-pint jars 60 minutes at the same amount of pressure. 5 Arrested By Local Officers Bobbitt In Jail In Default Of Bond; Two Arrested For Public Drunkenness Coy Bobbitt, 43, of near Sparta, is now being held in the county jail in default of $1000 bond. Bob bitt, charged with incest, was ar rested by officers last Thursday and was bound over to court at a hearing before Ben Tt .Wagoner. • Robert McKinley Williams, of Cherry Lane, charged with pos-! session of non-tax paid liquor, was released on $300 bond and, bound, over to superior court. Two were arrested on public! drunkenness charges by Chief of Police,, C. B. Taylor and State Highway Patrolman, W. H. Ho gan. Sam Watson, of Cherry Lane, ures. Only 11.6 per cent of single men in the United States can earn over $4,000 a year. In the1 Na'fry a young man can earn the equivalent of $4,285 a year while, in his first enlistment HUNTING SEASON TO OPEN NEXT MONDAY (Continued from Page I) and raccoon with dogs and gun, October 15 through February 15; rabbits, November 27, through January 31; ruffled grouse, Nov ember 27 through January 1, bag limit 2 per day or 10 per season; trapping mink, muskrat, racoon and ’Opossum, December 1 through February 15. It was announced that bunting licenses are now available is Sparta at the Western Auto Store, Farmer’s Hardware and Imple ment Co., and at Roaring Gap the Post Office. was fined $5 and cotttf befi Justice Nichols, Monday. -Gt Mayes, of TaylorsviUe^was alM fined $5 and costs, -'‘t-;; A hearing for C. Nid\ol9, charg ed with'assault, has beep set for September 19, before $f*yor Ni chols. He was released tin $200 bond. • / Tobacco barns should be locat ed a safe distance from other buildings as a safeguard against" ' v,.. ;■ y There’ll Be No Stopping Those Yellow Jackets Friday Night : y WHEN THEY CLASH ' WITH THE ,'■'/ IP Mountain lions I At North Wilkesboro ^ Don’t Forget To Go AND REMEMBER ALSO TO 'rf* ''sdSaS - ■ :-l; Call 31 For Dependable ffijjfj&L Dry Cleaning Service "% Modern Dry (2eanerfijl| SPARTA, NORTH CAROLINA f ». R. J., Venice, FI*. v A. It is correct if the business pn is for the purchase of busi es real-esthte property, but if ■ loan is far .non-real-estate bperty such as stock or equip pnt, the miximum guarantee Chnot be more than $2000. , |Q. I have been drawing $57.5$ s*ch month from my $10,000 war #k insurance policy since my recharge from the army aftei1 World War I. What I want to exhausted? — S. fc., Harrisburg, » No, Veterans administration 'Sgys that payments may be con tinued for the remainder of your ilife, providing your total disabili ty remains unchanged. ■' Q. If I use part of -my armed 'fences leave bond to pay my in surance can I,receive the balance inf cash? —L. C., Tell City, Ind. No. The remainder of your rtiqhd is placed to your credit un $$ such time as it becomes pay able in cash, or you authorize further premium payments from Jthfe balance of your credit. How ever, the new law just signed by •38» president provides that you tngy cash your terminal leave bond after September 1. 1947. iv.’O. I am an honorably discharg ■ftfl World War n veteran and Iptuld like to know where I canj p|ure specific information con- j gffiinr re-adjustment allowances 9$iile I am unemployed. —C. A. ft,' Portland, Me. ®:A. You should . iquire at the PSiblic employment office or at |6e office of the unemployment Agency of the state in which ytJU reside. In your case there is pro bably such an office in Portland. I have been having some dif ficulty obtaining a GI loan and dine of the questions I would like 4b have answered is, does the ^Iterans administration set the date for maturity on my loan? ;^K. L. R., Oakland, Calif. No. Vetersig administra tion does not set the date of ma turity but the law provides the itgrms shall in no event exceed *0 years for non-real-estate loans, S years for home and business kams^on real-etate, and 40 year* my mastering-oat pay and now do I Mae my rights ander the OI bill? I would like** enroll in s school st least pa|C time,—Veter an, Cheyenne, Wyo. A. If you are otherwise quali fied, the fact that you were dis charged from the service because of the dependency of your mo ther would not be material and you would- be entitled to enter school under the G1 bill. ! ^ on V|h*1 to in; \oin * i» Buy With At The Farmers’Hardware And Implement Co. Confidence Buy Nationally Known Merchandise &•:’ At Popular Prices ^ Buy Quality Goods Where You Can Get Repairs And Service WE CARRY PARTS AND MAINTAIN A SERVICE DEPARTMENT. >e the Following 1948 Models OnDisplay • Maytag Washers v.'; *."• hm ' *Vv.> ' ■ 4 pl pH X‘ "*,* • Bendix Automatic Washers • Home Freezers • Gas Ranges • Philco Radios • Frigidaires - Refrigerators and Electric Water Heaters BUILDER S HARDWARE JOHNS-MANVILLE BOPfl^Gk CEMENT, fWGEBS PAIN^ X v? ■ ' !
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