PUBLISHED THURSDAYS
Tobacco Prices
Highest In 23 Yrs.
FARMERS WELL PLEASED
WITH SPLENDID AVERAGES
RUNNING AIBO V E 40
STOKES CROP WILL BRING
RECORD TOTAL.
The tobacco ma "He'.a opened
Monday with crowded warehouse
floors and the highest prices since
the bull year of iU V).
At Mount Airy, Wino on-Sulem,
Madison, and other markets the
averages, which are holding firm,
are running around 43 to 45.
Farmers are best pleased for 23
years with their splendid arer
ages.
The Stokes crop, much lorger
than the big year of 1919, will t -
tal more than 1919, and will prob
ably be a reemd breaker.
Notice (/{ Oellncucncv
Inmiui In ijrio.
To liar !• il .1
Dear Si
Atcoidi.;.: to lnfurr.u'ti ,:i ir
possissiuii > i Ljcai L( arJ jy,.;
Jiave 1 ailed to j'on/im the duty,
or duties, iiapiseu upon you under
the selective service law as speci
fied below.
To present yourself for, and
submit to, registration.
You are therefore directed t>:
report, by nv.il, telegraph, or in
person, at your own expense, tc
this Lots*! Board, on or before I'.
a. m., on the 17th day o? Scptem- •
ber, 1942.
Failure to report on or before
the day and hour specified is an
offense punishable by fine or im-'
prisonment, or both. i
RALPH R. MILLS,
Member of Local Board
i,
tTen per cent of your income
in War Bonds will help to
build the planes and tanks |
that will Insure defeat of Hit
ler and his Axis parsers. j
NORTH CAROLINA FACTS !
. ✓ SHAGGY WILD POMES ARE
FOUND ON CAPE HATTER AS.
' THEY ARE TRADITIONAL DE -
SCENHANTS Of OARBARY
IFM . , PONIES BROUGHT OVER BY
7 /» jL sf' M SIR WALTER RALEIOH-S
Mrf K * (.
ft ft..,, -w . I V-l Xfl WRECKED POR
•PF / j y W T °^F £ SHIPS.
H *RSI S I,*Y £ ,2 A H£ A 'FF F:AU ' NNOATH CAROUNA JJ £\H}~SAJ*:^
C 82.41") IS NEAR HIGHLANDS "-.WHILE -V\
T«E LOWEST AVERAGE (59 08") IS AT f r fill /HM&JM
' MARSHALL, ONLY
iV/A OvCR 5,000 BEER RETAILERS
OPERATE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
VET THC FOUNDATION, SINCe
\ \ MAV./P39, HAS HAD TO "CLOSE
WA J/) UP" ONLY 200 FOR FAIUN6TO #
"CLEAN UP* WHEN ORDERED TO.'
Hack of thc N'orth Carolina Committee's "Clean Up
or (.lose Lp" Campaign is the sincere desire to make
the state a better place to live in.
This Campaign reflect? the demand of an overwhelm
ing majority of heer dealers that their business be freed,
and freed 100 r t', of any taint attached to it by the ac
tivities of even a few law violators.
"\ ou B've truly effective help every time you pass by
the anti-social outlet in favor of those dealers of un
questioned ethical and business standards.
For Vicivry Buy T ,'cr Bonds and Stamps
BREWING INDUSTRYFOUNDATION
-■gjjk /(ortk Lwiotma Commdiu
1 I
R. H. Todd To Be
. Comm'd. Second Lieut.
s ____________
- | PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE
H Keesler Field, Miss., Sept. 20.
—Corp. Robert H. Todd, of Dan
bury, N. C., this week left Kees
d ler Field, one of the Army Air
e Forces Technical Training Com
e mand Schools, for Miami Beach,
Fla., to begin a 12 weeks' course
l, of study at the Army Air Forces
e Officer Candidate School. At the
i, successful completion of th i 3
'course he will be commissioned q
3 second lieutenant, Air Forces
- Administration.
j Corp. Todd, who was inducted
r June 16, 1942, received four weeks
■ of basic training at Keesler Field
" prior to joining the Volunteer Of- .
fieer Candidate Flight, where for
i .rod  1 eight weeks he receiv
ed -i ;v:T.ccd ti ii:.iau aiai :>ii.»
it'iVei.i : s r | 1 ■: .i; and Hi,. .'
! : : r, i'./id ii;iil instructor.
Eeforc i;is te cat .r..h: .:i»>r. I.i j
the Air Forces Cuip. Todd v■
vice-ptesidcnt oi Spaugh Paper I.
Company at High Point, N. C. lie
also served in World War 1.
Notice Of Delinquency j

To Thurman White Baker
v
Order No. 67
Dear Sir: t
According to information i n c
possession of this Local Board, 1
you have failed to perform the
duty, or duties, imposed upon you
under the selective service law as
specified below.
; Failure to notify this office oi
your change in address.
You are therefore directed to
report, by mail, telegraph, or in
person, at your own expense, to
'this Lo u' or. . r befor» Id
a. m., on the 28th day of Septem
ber, 1942.
j Failure to report on or before
THE DANBURY REPORTER
Air Attack Probable
In The State
Lawrence Macßae, County Chair
man Of Home Defense, Gives
Account Of Raleigh Meeting.
I j
Lawrence Macßae, chairman of
I
Civilian Defense for Stokes, ha 3
»
returned from Raleigh where he
attended a state-wide meeting of
the Citizens Service Corps.
Addresses were made by many
outstanding officials, including
Gov. Broughton, Gen. Wood, and
others.
Mr. Macßae says Gen. Wood
addressed his remarks to the de
fense of North Carolina, and that
the General left no doubt in the
minds of the audience of the prob-1
ability of an air attack in the j
state.
|
The citizens Service Corps is ;i j
phase of the Civilian Defense set-:
up.
The Stokes county council o! H
c iviiian • !Vns-t will set up a ir.;- R
,
':e.is mrvlt." corps. Represent,!- 3
IB
tiM.- ox the Stokes organization H
_.. , I
i't lvdt.-i f ;!i were the tollow.n; : ;tc
Luv/reiie.' Mncilac, E. L. ■
nailer, Iv.ul Fulon, ThcoJorc 2
Ntwsum, W. J: Blackwell.
■
Rufe King came back from
market Tuesday where he sold
lor.d of tobacco. He said he had
enough dough on him to burn a
wet mule.
the day and hour specified is an
offense punishable by fine or im
prisonment, or both.
W. S. GEORGE,
Member of Local Board. |
I Sell With The^Ok^d!ab!?^" ,^™B^™l
I Simmons Warehouse I
I WHEN BETTER PRICES ARE PAID I
I OUR FORCE WILL GET THEM! I
I For The High Dollar Sell With I
I .SIMMONS WAREHOUSE I
I A Competent Tor(e Alvays At Tornir Service I
Only Men Of Experience Are Employed To Handle Your Tobacco When You Sell With
us. They Are Friendly And Courteous ... Always Anxious To Render Every Service To
Make Your Patronage Both Pleasant And Profitable To You. Ask The Man Who Sells
With Us.
I SIMMONS WAREHOUSEI
1 IIOMNEY SIMMONS VANCE DEARMIN I
Moore Avenue— MOUNT AIRY, N. C. —Moore Avenue
Patronize the Advertiser Every lime!
The Opening Of the Mount Airy Tobacco Market
FINDS THE
FARMER'S WAREHOUSE
JONES BROTHERS, Proprietors
READY TO SERVE YOU
WITH THE FINEST FACILITIES FOR SELLING TOBACCO TO THE BEST
ADVANTAGES TO SECURE THE HIGH DOLLAR FOR VOU!
T. A. JONES F. M. JONES R. P. JONES
We deeply appreciate your past patronage and trust that we shall have the pleasure of ser
ving you this season.. We invite you to sell your Tobacco with us and put the "EXTRA"
in WAR BONDS. SAVE YOUR GAS and TIREi/by driving to ou t Ware'.*/)U»e.
FARMER'S WAREHOUSE
MOUNT AIRY, N. C.
Thursday, Sept. 24, 1942