BUTTERCUP ICE CREAM CO.
, Manufacturers of
BUTTERCUP ICE CREAM
"The Good Health Refreshment"
HAMLET, N. C.
State Capital Life
Insurance Co.
Home Office
2620 Hillsboro Street
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
COMPLIMENTS
Piedmont Federal
Savings and Loan
Association
WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA
There is Nothing Finer
than to Live in
North Carolina
* July divides North
Carolina into two groups—
t those who like the mountains
and those who prefer the seashore—but right
square in the middle oi the state in Burlington
July 19-21 the Jaycees hold their '‘Mias North
Carolina" Beauty Contest. So July is the month
when we move about, take trips and enjoy
our state. And just to prove that it's not all
play and no work, the Southern Furniture
Market in High Point plays host to more than
5000 visiting buyers intent on business, July
9-21.- In the same month you can go to the
Craftsman's Fair of Southern High*
lands in Asheville, July 10-12.
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And Almost every where
you can also enjoy a
cool, temperate glass o!
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boor- sold under our State _
ABC system of legal control
that is working so well.
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North Carolina Division
UNITED STATES BRXWEJtS FOUNDATION. INC.
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Uncle Sara Says
Mujr of ]rH arc sleeping iiw* !
ly these secure In the :
knowledge that year heme la paid !
far, that there'* an education fund
ready to draw upon for that eon or
daughter ready for cohege. It i
doesn’t take a financial wisard to
figure out that the regular purchase
of C. 8. Savings Bonds Is a safe, j
profitable and sure why of saving,
one of the best ever Invented. To- j
day is the time to Join the Payroll j
Savings Plan at year office or the
Bend-A-Moath Plan at year bank.
That spells financial security.
U. S Ttiuttry Oe^iMM
LOCAL LABOR GETS
WARMR6 FROM ST.
PETERSBURG, FLORIDA
The following letter sent out
| by. the St. Petersburg Florida
Central Labor Union is self-ex
! planatory. Local Labor organi
I zations arc advised to be on their
| guard.
Important Notice
Be on the lookout for RAY
MOND MORREL PARKS, de
scription as follows:
Age 46.
Complexion: Medium.
Hair: Light brown, very thin
nearing bald.
Height 5 feet 10 1-2 inches.
Weight: 172 or heavier.
He is wanted by this central
body for embeztling $600.00 plus
bad checks of $200.00 and a per
sonal note of $300.00. He is also
wanted by many merchants here
on bad check charges.
This man specialises in selling
advertising signs on a commis
sion basis for labor halls.
He is a very smooth salesman
and will promote all forms of
letters of recommendation and
credit. He then goes into his
routine wherein ha gets every
thing he can get and then leaves
town.
Beware of this man and above
all do not allow him the privilege
of selling advertising for your
labor hall.
- Fraternally yours,
C. B. BROWN, President
W. J. EVANS, Secretary.
Yon receive the dividends at
once when you invest in Union
Labelatock. . . .
BOGGETT
HI B. Park Ava. Pheae filTfi
LUMBER CO.
It Pfiyfi To Trad# WHfe
START
NOW
THE COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK
Charlotte, N. C.
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CAKES
CANDY
A GOOD PLACE TO
REST AND REFRESH
We want you for oar
customer
MAYFAIR HOTEL
NEWSSTAND
Charlotte, N. C.
Soft Drinks — Ice Cream
RULES
PM SAFI WALKING...
1. Carry or wear something white at
night to help drivers see you.
2. Cross only at crosswalks. Keep to the
right in the crosswalk.
3. Before crossfng—look both ways. Be
sure the way is clear before you cross.
4. Cross only on proper signed.
5. Watch for turning cars.
0. Never go into the roadway from be
tween parked cars.
7• Where there is no sidewalk, and it is
necessary to walk in roadway, walk
on left side, facing traffic.
Vets Administration
Should Be Informed
Veterans who are in training' un
der the G. I. Bill should make cer
tain when their training is com
pleted or interrupted, that the
Veterans Administration is inform
ed of that fact, according to the
VA. Otherwise the veteran will
receive one or more subsistence
checks for a period when he was
not actually in training, and the
checks will have to be returned.
A veteran is not entitled to sub
sistence allowances for any month
in which he is not training. The
ireteran, as well as the school or
college concerned or the on-job
training establishment, should see
to it that the VA is notified with
out any delay when a veteran’s
training is completed or interrupt- {
si, the VA said.
If a veteran receives a check for
payment to which be is not en
titled, it should be returned to the
17. S. Treasury Department, rather
than to the Veterans Administra
tion. If the check is not returned,
the VA is required to collect the
overpayment.
Q. Does a veteran have to be
honorably discharged to be award
ed monetary benefits of VA ?
an honorable discharge to be award
A. Under existing laws, it is
not necessary for a veteran to have
ed benefits. However, it is neces
sary that he be discharged under
conditions other than dishonor
able.
Q. As a World War H veteran,
will I have to pay a fee to have
someone represent me in my claim
for benefits for VA?
A. If you are represented by
an official of an accredited service
organization or the American Red
Cross, there is no fee. If you are
represented by a lawyer pr agent
who has been admitted* to prac
tice before VA, such attorney or
agent is permitted to Charge $10
in an original claim, or $2 in a
claim for increased benefits.
Q. May I appear personally be
fore the Rating Board in my own
behalf?
A. Yes, but you must make a
definite appointment to do so and
be punctual if the hour of hearing
has been designated.
REAL PRICE CONTROLS
KEEP YOUR BILL DOWN
Real price controls keep down
your bills. Remember this:
From June, 1943, when the old
Office of Price Administration
(OPA) got down te business, un
til January, 1946, when reaction
aries began hacking away at con
trols, the cost of living increased
only 2 1-2 per cent.
But from 1946 until the Korean
war started last June the cost of
living shot up 35 per cent. All
price controls ended late in 1946.
In the past year alone the cost of
living has gone up 9 per cent.
These figures are from the Bu
reau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
Far Indigestion, Soar Stomach and Gas, Taka
NA-CO TABLETS
MONET BACK GUARANTEE
SELWYN GUT RATE DRUG STORE
NEXT TO FOOT OTTICS
' Some of The Things We
Lend Money on
maw imIi
WitrL^t
Tool*
Silverware
Shot Gone
Rifle*
Pistole
Trunks
Adding Machines
Baft
Suit Cum
Musical Instr-ncata
Kodaks
Typowrttera
All Business Strictly Confidential. When in Need
of Money We Never F«U Yoa.
8m m for bargaia ia dtaaioado. watchee, Jewelry, clothing, etc.
RELIABLE LOAN CO.
Ml EA8T TRADE STREET
SERVING THE SOUTH
WITH GREATER
FOOD VALUES!
Shop And Save At Tin
Sign Of The CS Rooster
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Colonial
Stores
CIRRICK TURNING WORKS
%
QUALITY WOOD TURNINGS
812 Millis Street
HIGH POINT, N. C.
BELK-MARTIN COMPANY
"LEXINGTON’S SHOPPING CENTER”
V I LEXINGTON, N. C.
CAMEL CITY LAUNDRY
And
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DRY CLEANING CO.
508 East Fourth Stroet
Telephone 6196
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
how lucky
CAN YOU GET?
TV/-ELL* YOU MIGHT find a gold mine, providing you know
” where to look. Maybe you'll inherit a fortune from a
rich uncle, if you’ve got a rich uncle.
But, in the final analysis, it’s usually the guy who looks
ahead, who plans and works and saves for the future, that
ends up with all the marbles.
Here, as in no other country in the world, you've got a
chance to do just that. Experts predict that during the next
ten years this country will experience the greatest economic
boom in its history and . . .
There's no time like the present for you to start salt&g
a little something away—each month—in V. & SAVINGS
BONDS!
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Backed to the hilt by Uncle Sam, Bonds pay yon 4 dob
lars for every 3 dollars invested. At the same tin**, Savings
Bonds ate one of the safest, surest places to invest your
And here's the pay-off! Savings Bonds can be purchased
under either of two entirely automatic plans. Qp
fur either plan makes saving, for you, a positive certainty 1
Automatic saving is
sure saving
US. SAVINGS BONOS