SALE OF EXTRA ?
SAVINGS BONDS
BEING SOUGHT
Advantage* Explained
As Year-End Drive
Is Pushed
WASHINGTON- More than a
million volunteers are helping
the Treasury sell extra U S.
Syvmir.1 bonds til the year-end '
campaign which opened Armis
tuce day and runs through |
Pearl Harbor day
No 1 iuse-tu-hou.se canvas is
being maue, but every avenue of
publicity is urging Americans to
"Save for Security " and "buy
extra bonds now.' the slogans
ot the campaign
Chief aim of the campaign Is I
to increase every citizen's bond;
holdings in order to distribute
a^ widely as possible the interest
payments on the public debt
"A-. these bonds mature, both
the principal and interest paid i
tc the owners will become pur
chasing power." Vemon L.
Clark national director, savings
bonds division, said "Smart
Americans are adding to their ,
v.ar bond holdings In order to
share in this." j
Another objective of the in- j
c reused bond sales promotion is
to check inflationary spending ?
as much as possible while con
sumer income still exceeds avail
able goods and services.
"When prices of goods are
high is the time to put away
all you can in savings," the na
tonal sales director declared.
"Everyone knows that inflated
prices will not endure, once
supply catches up with consum
er demand. Then the saved dol
lar will be worth more, and if
it is invested in E bonds, the
holder will earn a substantial
premium fir ris thrift."
Town CIcck Will
Run Again When
2 Cables Arrive
What's happened to the town
clock?
For long years it was silent.
Several months ago it func
tioned fur a brief period, its
striking heard all over town
Then it was silent again.
The answer to the question of
why it is not running was giv
en, by W. E (Gene i Baldwin,
chairman of the board of coun
ty commissioners.
While the clock was persuad
ed to run for a short time, it
did so under great difficulties.
Mr Baldwin said, expiuiuiyg
that its two steel cables had
seen their best days iong ago.
New cables have be; a ordeied
A Suggestion to Buyers of
Country Hams
Ask if die Ham*
have been protect
ed from Skipper*
br
CHAMBERS'
ANTI-SKIPPER
COMPOUND
N. J. BODDIE
1 iw Ham lorarancf Mia
Durham, N. C.
IS YOUR LIVER
CRYING FOR HELP
because of constipation or faulty di
gestion? If you feel bilious, sour,
bloated with gas, headachy, blue, j
grouchy, you may be putting too big
a burden on your liver. Retained un
digested food becomes putrefactive. :
causes toxins, which overload the
liver, keeping It from working prop
erly. Then is the time to relieve your j
tired liver by letting Calotabs help ;
nature sweep the putrefactive and
partially digested matter from your
stomach and intestines. Nothing acts
Just like good old Calotabs. Use as di
rected. 10c and 25c at your druggists.
Take CALOTABS
When in Aaheville
Stop at
Hotel Langren
Ashfville'* Largest
?
Enjoy the
"talk of the town" food
at the
Rhododendron
Grill
NOAH GIBSON BECOMES
JANITOR AT COthTHOlfte
The county comml?gion?r?|
have employed Noah Olteon a?
janitor at the courthouae, *hd
he started on his duties iMV
Friday
many weeks. Mr Baldwin salt) |
It is Jiop?(l -they can be obtain- ,
ed sometime soon, and as soon
as they arrive, they will be in
stalled and the clock will be
started again.
QUITE trie
An IrUhnym with th? British
expeditionary force wax tilling
till friend of hi* narrow ewape
at Dunkerquf
"The bullet .Went In -me chlst,
and came out me back ' paid
Pat.
"But," answered his friend,
"it would go through your heart,
and kill you."
"Me heart was in me mou U
at the time." came the quick
reply.
WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF
Used Cars
and
Pick-Up Trucks
For Sale
' ' ' 1 * ' ? -
Mooney Motor Co.
Plume 2I">6 Located Near Traffic Light
^Thlrty-onj counts (n ^Orth Ct/ollna have lega than two hos- plUl bed* per 1,000 population.
Ycu'li <j!ve a gift that will long
Le remembered and used with
pleasure when you give any
one of our famous nam:
radios. Our table models fit
anywhere!
Whether you want a
phonograph, a record
player, or a combina
tion ? we have it!
Give a musical gift
for Christmas ? and
you give a gift long
treasured.
| Franks Radio and Electric Co. |
?: Basement McCoy Bldg. l>
* |
Have you got "(Mb to (V\JUV) OlC ?
How many candles on your cake this year? Who
cares, as long as there's one extra, one promise for the
future . . . one to grow on!
And how many Savings Bonds have you bought
this year?
Probably not so many that it isn't a darn good idea
to buy one extra Bond , . . one to grow on . . . one extra
promise for your future security.
Sure, you've been buying Bonds automatically on
the Payroll Plan, or getting them regularly at your
bank or post office. And that's good . . .
But is if good enough? _
It isn't, unless you've got all the money you and
your family will ever need. There's no such thing as
V
enougn Bonds IF you dont have the cash-in-hand to
meet emergencies, to educate your children, to give
you real financial security.
So buy every extra Bond you can! For each one
brings closer the day when you can buy the home
you've dreamed of, or take the trips you've planned,
or even quit work for good.
And don't forget that these U. S. Savings Bonds
carry an extra honus for your future ... a generous cash
bonus that brings you back $100 in 10 years for every
$75 you save today !
Keep on buying your regular Bonds! Keep on the
Payroll Savings Plan! But thin month buy one extra
Bond . . . you'll be one step closer to the future you
really want! _ ?
Buy YOUR exniA BONO MOW /
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BANK OF FRANKLIN
NANTAHALA CREAMERY
. BURRELL MOTOR CO.
''
WESTERN CAROLINA TELEPHONE CO.