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Mrs. Harley Queen, of Lake Ju naluska, medical case, ia better. Mrs. Ben Fugate, of Hazelwood, operative case, is improving. The condition of Mrs. Frank Tripp, of Robbinsvile, operative case, is good. I Mrs. Wallace Davis, of Canton, operative case, is better. Miss Mildred Jenkins, of Hazel wood, medical case, is resting more comfortably. Mil LmmMM ' Hildred Burnett, of Waynesville, medical case, is resting fairly well. U v j Mrs. George Scott, of Clyde, route 1, medical case, is better. The condition of Mrs. John A. Smith, of Canton, route 3, medical 1 case, is good. Clyde H. Ray, Waynesville, medi cal case, is better. Mrs. John Pressley, of Waynes vill, medical case, is improving. Mrs. Oliver Shelton, of Waynes ville, operative case, is better. The condition of Mrs. Audrey ; Messer, of Waynesville, operative case, is good. Ray Mashburn, of Waynesville, operative case, is improving. Mrs. N. B. Cagle, of Waynes ville, route 2, medical case, is rest ing more comfortably. Mrs. Ed Clark, of Canton, medi cal case, is better. The condition of Mrs. Henry Clontz, of Waynesville, route 1, medical case, is only fair. Lewis Stamey, of Canton, route 2, medical case, is better. DISCHARGED Among those discharged from the Haywood County Hospital during , the past week were the following: ; Mrs. Carl Stacy and baby, Mrs. Hubert Pender and baby, Mrs. Marvin Thomson, Alber Reno, Miss Jewell Setzer, Mrs. Ben Killian and baby, Joe Rathbone, Carl Nelson, Miss Mildred Jenkins. Mrs. Ben Teague and baby, Mrs. Hubert Plemmons, Robert King, Miss Callie Elleson, Mrs. Sebe Bry son, Mrs. Joe Ramsey, Mrs. J. B. McClure and baby, Mrs. Paul How ell, Mrs. David Hannah and baby, Miss Elizabeth Grasty, Mrs. Buster. Shipman, Miss Dellie Frady, Mrs. Fred Hendrix, Mrs. Lee Ray and baby, and Mrs. Chas. Develin. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arrington, of Waynesville, announce the birth of a son on November 15th. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arrington, of Balsam, announce the birth of a son on November 15th. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clark, of Can ton, announce the birth of a son on November 15th. -TIMELY- Farm Questions and Answers Question; Is there any substi tute for whole milk in a calf's ra tion Answer: The whole milk in a calf's ration can be largely replac ed with dry calf meal and good roughage, says John A. Arey, Ex tension dairy specialist of N. C. State College. He states that calf meal is not as digestible as milk, but a satisfactory dairy calf can be grown with it. A calf fed on calf meal or pellets and a limited amount of whole milk will not make the daily gains, or look as sleek for the first six months as one giv en more milk, but it will later make up for this shortage. Question: How can liquid ferti lizer be made for use on vegetable plants ? Answer: For setting plants with liquid fertilizer, H. R. Niswonger, (Extension horticulturist of N. C. State College, recommends the fol lowing procedure: place one pound of 4-8-4 or 4-10-6 commercial fer tilizer in a pail and add enough water to dissolve the fertilizer. Stir , thoroughly until the ingredients are completely dissolved. Pour the liquid into a larger container and add enough water to make 10 gal lons. Use one pint for each plant when setting in the field. This is la addition to the fertilizer applied i the row. HOGS Hog slaughter in the 12 months beginning October 1 is expected to total about 95,000,000 head, ac cording to the bureau of agricul tural economics of the U. S. de partment of agriculture. LARGEST Supplies of the four principal feed grains on October 1 were the largest on record, being 11 per cent greater than the supply last year, reports the TJ.'S. depart ment of agriculture. V h V will K ore far eh I "V. Y S FACTS ABOUT THE IDLE TIRE PROGRAM I WmttMmf'nKf UarMITlr I .wmctMp at uouteoom ieouut Uae Mrs b aaesal of SkSS luuUe M se lilliwlm KotwW M, It wW ae sum ABaafl a feaa iJAaa fstass1 AflaiaMAae W VWS VESJ 1999 WmmMwmmwMuunt VWj ReSaSlWwJpy " If NM f MV 9VM Ml Mf -dto Tim. fmHmnmm ft wM h Htof I tW my (9 hi Its lM II My pMM hb aetata ay 'Ion, iwm aae sv asste Mte Tins owners of more than 5 tires per passenger car will be denied Gasoline for passenger car operation beginning November 22 TAKE STEPS AT ONCE TO SELL ALL IDLE TIRES TO UNCLE SAIVI The war effort depends upon automobiles for transportation. Workers must get to their jobs. Farm products must get to market. Essential services must con tinue. Cars must be kept on the road. Until synthetic rubber production gets into full stride, every Idle Tire, new and ised, even if it needs repairs, must be put to work, four Government has, therefore, set up a fund to buy every Idle Tire in America at ceiling prices. These tires will go into a Government pool. They will Derationed to keep every possible car on the road for essential driving. The purpose of the Idle Tire Purchase Plan is not to take cars off the road, bat to help keep cars on the road for essential uses. When you need other tires, the Government will do everything possible to see that you are supplied. That is why you must sell YOUR Idle Tires to Uncle Sam, NOW V PUCS ADMDOmjtTOK -AEMrrom- () Paseenf ee cat dnt intended for ate on tracks, taxicabe, public rental cart, jitney a, buses, car licensed for hire, etc (except when the turner ef tucb tires aim wnw a private passenger car and uses gasoline tn its operation). (A) Passenger car tires intended for use on cars owned or leased by Federal, State, local and foreign governments. (c) Passenger car tires in the hsods of dealers (including car dealers), job bars or manufacturers, bought or made for sale, if they have been reported to the Government on official in ventory forms. DISPOSING Of IDU TIRES-Ussble Idle Tires and Idle Tires that can be made usable by repairs can be disposed of only to the Government in accordance with the instructions given elsewhere on this page. Aw ether disposition uf tucb Tirei is illegal and uibjtci to ttvtr ptnaltitt. Idle Tires that are beyond repair should be sold to scrap dealers. PRICES FOR IDLE TIRES All tires and tubes, new and used, will be paid for at OPA ceiling prices, less cost of repairs, if needed. In nearly every case, the manu facturer's list price will prevail for new tires and tubes and for undamaged tires run less than 1,000 miles. The correct ceiling prices will be determined by expert tire appraisers at Government warehouses. Payment by U. S. Treasury check or in War Savings Bonds or Stamps, which ever you elect, will be sent to you by mail. TRUCK AND BUS TIRES -TUBES -Compulsion does not apply to bus-type and truck type tires and tubes, nor to passenger car tubes, but the Government will buy all that are offered. PENALTIES Severe penalties are provided for the illegal use of gasoline on and after .- WUBBEM. DOUBCTOK November 22, or for making false state menu about tire ownership. doubt m am question under tb Idle Tift Purtbat Plan, Jull details will found m OPA Mileage Rationing Regulations. DO THESE 2 THINGS FIRST. Dispose of ALL Idle Tires. If the Idle Tires are usable or can be made usable by repairs, they MUST be sold to the Government. If they arc beyond repair, they should be sold to scrap dealers. In areas where gasoline is already rationed. Idle Tires must be disposed of before November 22. In areas where gasoline rationing be comes effective November 22, Idle Tires must be disposed of before you apply for a gasoline ration book. SECOND. File a Government Tire Record Form. (Forms may be obtained at War Price and Rationing Board Offices, Post Offices and Garages Jf . In areas where gasoline it already rationed. Tire Record Forms must be taken or sent to your War Price and Rationing Board by December 12 Earlier la better because this form also contains the Tire Inspection Blank which must be signed by your War Price and Rationing Board and which you must have ia your possession after December 12, In areas where gasoline rationing be comes effective November 22, Tire Record Forms may also be obtained at school houses when you register for gasoline. The forms must be filled in and presented before you can obtain a gasoline ration book. : Nofst la both onoM ft wtil & BfoQat as ead after Novmbmr 22 to or penult gtuolhe la a mxf b my poMMgar car you owe 0 yum, or any member of your komohoM related by bleuo, mar riage or odopffoa, ows on or more Mb Tiro. HERE IS HOW TO SELL YOUR IDLE TIRES TO UNCLE SAM AT CEILING PRICES Keep your five best tires for each pas senger car; sell all excess tires, new or used, even if tbey Deed repairs, to your Government before November 22. Ia "pick-up" zones Railway. Express Agency will collect Idle Tires (at no cost to you) 'for delivery to Gov't Ware house. Call or write nearest office. A truck will call. niSsX3 In rural areas beyond Express "pick-up" tones, take Idle Tires to the Railway Ex press Agency Office, usually at nearest Railroad Station. Tires and tubes will be appraised st ceiling prices, leu cost of repairs, it" needed. A U. S. Treasury check or War Bonds or Scamps (as you elect; will be sent to you by mail inpayment, IDU TRIS MYOND REPAIR SHOULD NOT M TURNED OVER TO RAR.WAY IXPRESS-StU THEM DIRECT TO SCRAP DEALERS In order to aid the Office of Price Administration, the Reconstruction Finance Cor poration and the Rubber Director, in informing the public about the Idle Tire Pur chase Plan, space for this advertisements is contributed by mm BOARD OF ciiissiii Geo. A. Brown Jr. Chairman D). J. Poland John Cuipps
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