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LIKE OLD SELF AGAIN
THANKS TO REM
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Felt So Weakened And
Run-Down She Hardly
Knew Which Way To
Turn. Now Feeling Fine,
Mrs. C. A. Hester Praises
Retonga.
"Since I started taking Retonga
I can go about my housework with
plenty of energy and strength,"
gladly states Mrs. C. A. Hester, re
spected housewife who lives at ]
2736 Waughtown St., Winston-!
Salem, N. C. The mother of four
children, Mrs. Hester gratefully
continues:
"I had a pretty good appetite,
but whatever I ate always seemed
to sour and feel heavy in my
stomach. The gas pressure was
so bad at times I could hardly get
*ny breath and I suffered miser
ably from muscular aches and
pains all through my nect, shoul
ders and back. I felt so weakened
and run-down that simetimes I
could hardly do my housework. I
was jittery and on edge lots of,
times and at night I tossed and
tumbled so that I never seemed to
get any sleep.
"Retonga certainly brought me
relief that I needed. I enjoy
my food and everything seems to
agree with me and give me the
strength and energy I need. I
sleep restfully, get up feeling re
freshed and ran do my housework
without trouble. Those muscular
aches and pains have let up and I
no longer suffer distress from sour
stomach. Retohga deserves all
the praise I can give it."
The active ingredients of Re
tonga are purely herbal, combined
with Vitamin B-l. Retonga is
intended to relieve distress due tc
insufficient flow of digestive juices
in the stomach, loss of appetite,
borderline Vitamin B-l defici
ency, and constipation. If the
first bottle fails to bring you re
lief, your money will be cheerfully
refunded. You can get Retonga
at Sylva Pharmacy.?Adv.
KEEP COOL
8AVE FUEL
JOHNS-MANVELLE INSULATION
Our Crew Working in 8ylva This Week
For Information And Free 8urvey of Your Home
Call Mrs. Nicholson
8YLVA DAY 92-J ? NIGHT 153
CITIZENS TRANSFER & COAL CO. ?
Dial 2-2461 ASHEVILLE, N. C
The
WHISPERING PINES
Dining Room
in
CASHIERS
serves
DELICIOUS FRIED CHICKEN, STEAKS
Refreshments
SAVE MONEY
ON
SEEDS
SOY BEANS
MILLET
CANE
AS6R0W
GARDEN SEEDS
FARMERS FEDERATION
STATE COLLEGE HINTS
TO FARM HOMEMAKER
(By Ruth Current)
State Home Demonstration Agent
Food prejudices are not only ex
pensive; they may also lead to
malnutrition. Anyone who avoids
many foods is in danger of not
getting all the nutrients needed for
i health.
Adults in the family should make
j a special effort to like all foods
and to avoid discussions of foods
before children. Children are
easily influenced against foods by
the attitudes and dislikes of their
elders and they may carry these
prejudices all their lives. Children
in nursery schools quickly vlearn
to eat food set before them because
child guidance specialists do not
indulge their whims by offering
alternate foods or by arguing about
them.
Fine lienen handkerchiefs are
precious possessions these days
when linen and other line fabrics'
"come high" in the stores. To
make handkerchiefs last longer,!
textile scientists offer socne sug
gestions about buying and care:
Buying: The more even and
compact the weave weight of the
handkerchief, the greater its chance
of survival. Embroidered initials,
open work and hand-hem-stitch
ing add to the appearance and cost
and unfortunately also make the
handkerchief more fragile. The
first break often comes at the
hemstitching where the fabric is
thinner, or around initials where
the embroidery is so much heavier
than the surrounding linen. Hand
rolled edges are less sturdy than
stitched hems.
Sylva Future Farmers
Spend Week In Raleigh
Marvin Allison, Darnel Ward,
and William Holden, Future Far
mers of the Sylva Chapter spent
last week at State College in Ra
leigh, attending the State Conven
tion of The Future Farmers of
America. The boys participated
in livestock judging^ public speak
ing, parlimentary procedure, clos
ing the years business, working
program for next year, etc. Around
800 teachers and boys were pres
ent. Our Sylva beys visited many
places of interest as well as work
ed while there.
Each boy thoroughly enjoyed
the trip and come back with a new
vision of North Carolina and its
educational and agricultural pos
sibilities. The trip was made pos
sible partially as results of co
operative efforts of all the Sylva
department of vocational agri
culture.
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LILIUS JEWELRY CO.
Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry
Watch and Jewelry Repairing
Ritz Theatre Bldg.
Phone 229 Sylva, N. C.
Mary Morris Observed
Eleventh Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. John Morris en
tertained about 35 boys and girls
on Saturday evening, June 12, the
occasion being the 11th birthday
of their daughter, Mary Morris.
Games were played on the lawn
and then the children were' in
vited into the dimngroom where the
table had been fixed with the
birthday cake and other birthday
trimming.
Mary received a number of love
ly gifts which she opened.
D.V.B. School To Have
Commencement Program
At S.vlva Church
The Daily Vacation Bible school
held for the past two weeks at the
Methodist church for the Metho
dist and Presbyterian children will
close Friday and commencement
exercises will be held Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock at the Metho
dist church. The program, to be
given by the children, will consist
of songs and other memory work
that has been learned at the school.
Handwork done by the children
will also be on exhibit. This pro
gram will take the place of Church
School day and a collection will
be taken for the Young People's
camp.
Charles Deitz of the U. S. Navy
spent last week with his two sons,
his sister, Mrs. Ollie Banks and his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. T. F. Deitz,
before sailing on a mission in con
nection with his work.
Mrs. W. T. McCollum and daugh
ter, Mildred, of Atlanta were
guests last week of her mother,
Mrs. Ollie Banks.
Mr. Arch Cowan of Green's
Creek is spending this week with
his sister, Mrs. T. F. Deitz, and
Rev. Deitz.
Mrs. Ida Grantham of West
Point, Miss., and Mrs. Belie Am
Shelton Completes
Specialist Course
CHANUTE AIR FORCE BASE,
Rantoul, 111.?Brig. Gen. Fay R.
Upthegrove, commanding general
of Chanute air base announced to
day the Pfc. John N. Shelton has
successfully completed the ten
week Airplane Jet-engine Spe
cialist Course.
Son of Mr. Frank Shelton, Cul
lowhee, North Carolina, Pfc. Shel
ton will depart from Chanute air
base soon for a new assignment.
At his new station, he will take
his place among the skilled techni
cians who dre essential in main
taining a firrt-Un# ?ir lore*.
The Tar Htd St*to produced
nearly 10,000 acre# of watermelons
in 1S47.
mon of Murphy visited Mrs. Ollie
Banks last week.
Dr. W. Kermit Chapman
Dentlet j
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WaynMvllle. N. C. PKone IIS .
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There it ttill a very real need
for every ounce of used fats we
fn salvage. The world-wide
shortage is greater today than
ever before. Please . . . keep
saving and turning in your used
kritchta fats. P. S. Yes! you
do get paid for them . . . and
you know how ready cash
counts today.
K??p Taming in lh?d Fatal
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Is Your Home Like An Oven In The Summer?
No Need To Be You Know, If You Insulate
The Baldwin-Hill Black Rockwool Way
? WINTER PUEL SAVINGS PAY FOR IT
?REDUCES YOUR FIRE HAZARD 75%
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Aaheville, North Carolina
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16 x 32 Inch Tile Board
White Asbestos Siding
Windows and Doors
Pee-Gee Paints and Varnishes
Cold Water Paint That Stays On
$1.50 per gallon
Garden Tools
SEEDS ? FISHING TACKLE OF ALL KINDS
SYLVA GOAL & LUMBER CO.
A Complete Hardware Store
Phone 71 Sylva, N. C.
How to keep a Champ
in Him !
YES sir, there's a championship
caliber all through that Buick
ot yours.
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It's caliber that calls for mighty
little "conditioning"?if the atten
tion it gets adds up to really know
ing and understanding care.
For instance, these Fireball cylin
ders will keep on packing all the
wallop they should, if you let us
compression-check them in the
Buick way. Steering will stay easy
and light, tire wear will stay at the
minimum, if you keep your wheels
lined up on our special tracking
gauges.
Skilled lorvfee men ? Bukk to
?heir Anger Hps ? know how to
bring out all the Fireball zip
?nd go.
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And when wear does take its ines
capable toll, we have the parts ?
Buick-engineered for their job ?
that restore factory-new standards
of performance.
Even our tools are specially de
signed to do a typical Buick job ?
and for the personal, interested,
specialized attention that tops off
genuine Buick care, you simply
can't beat the Buick specialists in
our shop.
Yes, give your champ real Buick
care ? Buick know-how, Buick
parts, Buick interest in keeping your
car at its peak. Costs no more ******
ordinary attentions ? but what a
whale of a difference it makes!
Lubricate
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lobfleontt ear.*u||y tho?? .
reason: th?y or* b??t ?
r b?st for your Buick,
Matched ? to - mileage
maintenance for Buicks
?h.r.u9h lntp.ction, . r.port Gny.
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? lufcrfcor. adds thouoMfvl cor.
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, p*rform<,n?. your Buick d.
terv#? lubrlcar# regularly.
? see YOUR BUICK DIALS* EVERY
'000 MILBS FOR LUBRICARE
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Buick has frav.l?d ?. including a
Buick ca
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HOOPER MOTOR COMPANY
Main Street
Sylva, N. C