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JULY 8, 193 (One Day Nearer Victory)
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PROLARMON RECTAL
Smith's Cut Rate Drug Store
IT WAS BOUND to happen. The
gals have invaded the mystic
haunts of the tattoo artist to repay
the loyalty of fighting boy friends
who bear such tender sentiments
as "Love, Mabel." This Chicago
miss wears the insignia of the Army
Air Corps. (.International)
L. Cook.
R. K. Wills, ft ux to Carter
I'arham, ft ux.
H. C. Crumley to Gaston Bur
nett, et ux.
Geo. Blalock, et ux to P. B.
Singleton.
New Methods Keep
Fighting Men Free
Of Infections
How preventive measures have
kept the American soldiers in
North Africa almost entirely free
of infectious and contagious dis
eases, is told in a report received
at Headquarters, Fourth Service
Command.
Before the Americans landed last
November, the Medical Intelligence
Service of the Army had complete
details in hand as to the conditions
to be guarded against, the report
states, and the necessary measures
were put into effect immediately.
One of the most effective forces
against the hordes of mosquitoes
has been a new lotion which the
soldier rubs on his face, hands and
other exposed parts of his body.
Only a few drops of the prepara
tion are necessary and one appli
cation will repel mosquitoes for
more than six hours.
Flies and other insects are fought
with bombs, not the kind that blast
ed the Axis, but a device that a
soldier sets off with a trigger. It
contains spray that kills all the
flies and other insects in a room
of ordinary size, but is harmless
to humans.
The elimination of "cooties'' is
accomplished by an entirely new
powder which is sprinkled on the
clothing and this simple method
does away with the elaborate appa
ratus which was used in the last
war. As a general rule, however,
the Anurican troops in North Afri
ca are exceptionally free of these
pests, the report declares.
Breeding places of the insects
were cleaned up by the Sanitary
ni-cnnin .,r. .-..w..,.,. -J .,,,.1
v.u.-i i, Hlj;il(llll JJIUIUS l!!ll
pools, while the Engineers and
Quartermaster Corps contributed
their share in the war on disease.
A Family Favorite
By BETSY NEWMAN
DONT FORGET to serve re
frigerator cake once in awhile to
satisfy the family's sweet tooth.
I'm giving yon a recipe for one
that will not take any sugar, and
is easy to make.
Today's Menu
Savory Veal Steaks
Boiled Potatoes or Fried Noodles
Green Beans Lettuce Salad
Jelly Refrigerator Cake Iced Tea
Savory Veal Steaks
1 y lbs. veal 1 tsps. dry
shoulder mustard
steaks S onion.
2 tbsp. flour Vt e. water
1 V4 tap. salt 1 c. top milk
2 tbsps. lard
Buy 8 arm bone veal shoulder
steaks. Mix dry ingredients and
pound into meat, and brown one
side in hot lard. Sprinkle with re
maining flour mixture. Turn and
cover with sliced onions. When
second side is brown, add water,
cover and simmer 45 minutes. Re
move meat to platter, add milk to
drippings, heat thoroughly and
serve as Bauce with meat. Serves
5 to 6.
Jelly Refrigerator Coke
1 c sweet- c. currant
ened con- wafers
densed milk jelly
U c. lemon 24 vanilla
juice
Turn milk into mixing bowl,
blend in lemon juice, add jelly,
beating it in with a fork. Line
loaf pan with waxed paper, put in
layer of wafers, cover them with
jelly mixture. Continue alter
nating wafers and jelly mixture
until all have been used, finishing
with layer of wafers. Chill 12
hours or more in refrigerator. To
serve, remove from pan, turn onto
platter, and cut in slices.
Few Simple Good Rules To Follow When
Writing Letters To The Men In Service
VSTO .THE FOURTH
GESh'RATlO.X
"It is hard to believe yet dad says
it's so
Great-grandmother smoked a pipe
long ago."
These were the words a pretty miss
. said,
With a scornful toss of her lovely
head;
And she punctuated the sentence
she spoke
By blowing a wreath of cigarette
smoke.
I. J. B.
A worker at a Colifovnia air
craft plant has worked out a ma
chine operation which can be per
formed by a trainee and triples out
put.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having quailfled as executor of
the estate of J. P. Jarrett, deceas
ed, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate
of said deceased, to exhibit same
to the undersigned at Vaynesville,
North Carolina, on or before the
17th days of June, 1944, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This the 17th day of June, 1943.
R. T. MESSER, Executor,
J. P. Jarrett Estate.
No. 1309 June 17-24 July 1-8-15-22
Optimist ami pessimist are often
wrong but the optimist has the
most fun.
Time to Cook with Gas
the Perfect Fuel
Economical Clean Quick
Essotane Metered Berries
City gu oonvnlnc IniUllcd uiywtwn
Brading Gas Service p
Waynes cille Towtish ip
M. G. Stanley and W. T. Craw
ford to Haywood county.
J. M. Wootlartl, tt ux to E. C.
Moody.
Will K. Boonf, tt ux ft al to
M. E. Boone.
Elizabeth Decker, tt al to M.
E. Boone.
A. T. Ward, Com., to J. B.
Cater, et ux.
Bessie L. Abel to James A. Gad
dis. J. A. Whitaker, tt ux to Chas.
A country is great only when
its conditions and institutions pro
duce great men to manage its affairs.
The Office of War Information
offers these pointers for homefolks
writing to soldiers, sailors, and
marines based on suggestions
gathered in a survey among ser
vicemen at home and overseas.
TELL HIM:
1. How the family is doing every,
thing possible to help in the war.
2. How anxious the family is for
the boy's return.
.'!. How well and buy the family
is. Give details.
4. How the family is getting
along financially.
5. What's titling in the commun
ity: news about girls he knows,
doings of friends, who's marrying
whom, exploits of tli. home team
and other sports events, social do
ings, effects of the war on the home
town. Reminisce a little about
past events and places the boy
used to visit. Enclose clippings
from the home-town paper.
DON'T TELL HIM:
1. Your troubles. He has troubl
es of his own.
2. Your complaints. He can't do
anything about them.
About things you are deprived
of. He can't supply them.
4. Doleful predictions about the
future. He's lighting for that fu
ture, now.
5. Unnecessary details about fin
ancial troubles. If there are tilings
ho should know about family fin
ances, and he is in a position to do
something about the situation, tell
him. But don't string it out.
It is said that a tramp has
taken four years to walk from
Montreal to Qui bee. What a
plumber that fellow would make.
The Ottawa (Canada Evening
Journal.
SPECIAL
COFFEE
brsA i
W. Bali nt il.t , et ux.
Kittie Noland to E. J. Hyatt ami
W. T. Shtlton.
Verna Mae Carter to Dewey
Stovall, et ux.
Katbtrini Ray Atkins to George
H. Sisk, et ux.
D. Kt.vt- Noland to A. Howdl.
Htttie Murk Massie to A. How
ell. Jot S. Davis to Nora Justice.
Arthur J. lonnell to R. L. Pro
vost, tt ux.
Vallica Cailock Peterson IYm
bti'ton to Janus A. Gwyn.
Evelyn A. Osborne, et al to
I riessie 1.. Abel.
Pay Taxes
NOW
And SAVE
Further Costs
The Law Requires That We
Advertise and Sell All Prop
erty On Which Taxes Have
Not Been Paid.
TOWN OF WAYNESVILLE
JOHN BOYD, Tax Collector
At A War Plant Turning Out
Materials ... Or In A Victory
Garden Turning Out "War
Plants
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