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Pfc. Albert Rhodes
Home On Furlough
Private First Class Albert
Rhodes, son of Mrs. Francis Rhodes,
of Iron Duff, who is a patient in
Moore General Hospital, is spend
ing a short time in the county with
his family.
Pfc. Rhodes returned in August
from nineteen months overseas
duty in the New Guinea area. He
has been in the service since Au
gust 7, 1940, having volunteered at
Mitchell Field, N. Y. He served
with the 8th Pursuit Squadron and
after 18 months training in this
country was sent overseas.
Prior to entering the service Pfc.
Rhodes was employed by the Bell
Telephone and had worked in New
Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania.
Ensign Marjorie Plott
Visits Family Here
Ensign Marjorie Plott, U. S.
Navy, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Plott
during the past week has gone to
Newark, N. J., where she will visit
her sister, Miss Betty Plott and
a group of friends. She will return
after her visit in the North to her
post in Charleston, S. C.
Pvt. James L. Paige
Stationed In Texas
Private James L. Paige, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Paige, of
route 1, who has been in the army
for the past four months, is now
Stationed at Camp Barkley, Tex.
Pvt. Paige was inducted in the
service in June at Fort Jackson.
Prior to entering the army he was
employed by the Unagusta Manu
facturing Company at Hazelwood.
WANT ADS
LOST Ration Book No. 1, issued
in name of Mrs. Edna Ray No.
678363, and J. Wilford Ray No.
678362. Finder please return.
Sept. 23-30-Oct. 7
FOR SALE Very choice Guern
sey dairy heifers $25.00 each
and up. Non-related bull free
with 5 head. Sayre Dairy Cat
tle Co., Sayre, Pa.
Sept. 16-23-30-Oct. 7-14
STOLEN Part of Gas Ration
Book, issued in name of Pied
mont Wagon Co. (Fleet) F
106088, Hickory, N. C. Finder
please return.
Sejit. 23-30-Oct. 7
LOST Gas Ration Book, issued in
name of Jewell Hipps Ketner,
Waynesville. Finder please re
turn. Sept. 23-30-Oct. 7
LOST Fuel oil coupon sheet. Ser
ial No. 370410, issued in name
of L. N. Davis Co. Finder please
return. Sept. 30 Oct. 7-14
LOST Gas ration book A, issued
in name of Roger Best, Rt. 1,
Clyde, N. C. Finder please re
turn. Sept. 30 Oct. 7-14
FOR SALF. Heatrola in good con.
dition. Phone 458-W.
, Sept, 30 Oct. 7-14.
FOR SALE Heatrola in good con
dition. 212 Branner Avenue.
Sept. 30 Oct. 7
LOST Kerosene oil ration book,
issued in name of Fuller MoClure.
Finder please return Rt. 1, Way
nesville. Sept. 30 Oct. 7-14
LOST Oil Stamps. Finder please
return to Mrs. Ethel Hendrix,
Hazelwood. .pet. 7-14-21
LOST Sugar ration book No. 1,
issued in name of Miss Debrayda
Fisher. Finder please return to
Employment Office, Waynesville.
Sept. 30 Oct. 7-14.
FOR SALE 1 K W Kohler 110
volt 60 cycle automatic electric
plant. C. R. Allen, Allen Vale
Farm, Rt. 2, Box 228, Waynes
ville. Sept. 30. Oct. 7.
LOST Sugar Canning Certificate
No. 26743 issued in name of Car
rie Conard, Cove Creek. Finder
please return. Oct. 7-14-21.
FOR RENT Front corner room,
nicely furnished, steam heat, pri
vate bath. Phone 51. Oct. 7
LOST Sugar ration certificate, is
soed in name of W. B. Lanning.
Finder please return Allen's
Creek, Waynesville, Rt. 1, Box
216. Sept 30 Oct. 7-14
FOR SALE 5-rooms and bath,
new. Good size lot. Edge of
Hazelwood. 82250.00. Atkins
Insurace Agency. Ask for Mr.
Stone. Oct. 7
Lt. Floyd W Burnett
Receives Commission
Floyd W. Burnett, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harlin Burnett, of Pigeon, was
commissioned a second Lieutenant
in the U. S. Air Corps on Friday,
October 1, at Ellington Field, Tex.
Lt. Burnett voluteered in the ser
vice in August, 1942 and was in
ducted at Camp Croft. From Croft
he was sent to Fort Jackson, and
then to Atlantic City, where he
took his basic training. From there
he was sent to Pre-Flight school
in San Antonio, Tex., and then to
the Jones Field at Bonham, Tex.,
after which he continued his train
ing at Greenville, Tex. He took
his advanced work at Ellington
Field, from which he was graduat
ed. Lt. Burnett is en route to Salt
Lake City, where he is being sent
for further training.
He has two brothers in the ser
vice, Sergeant Cecil Burnett, who
is serving with the Infantry In
Iceland, and Private First Class
Burnett, U. S. Marines, who is sta
tioned in New Zealand.
Prior to entering the service Lt.
Burnett was engaged in farming
and carpentry.
WANTED TO BUY For Service
Men, American and Swiss har
monicas and small Decca phono
graphs in first class condition.
Phone 294-R. Oct. 7
LOST OR STOLEN 2 wheel truck
for cylinders, made of pipe. Rub
ber tired. Reward for informa
tion leading to recovery. Brad
ing Gas Servise, Phone 202-J.
Oct. 7.
LOST Sept. 21 in Waynesville,
three enlarged Kodak pictures
from Sherrill's. Reward. Mrs.
Frank R. Williams, Waynesville,
Route 2. Oct. 7
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Kaywoodie, Davenport
Yellow Bowl
PIPES
$1 to $12.50
CIGARETTE
CASES
250 to $1
Popular Brands
CIGARETTES
$1.29 per ctn.
S1K WALTER RALEIGH
MODEL, GRANGER
AND PRINCE ALBERT
690 lb.
Gbts ior servicemen overseas must b mailed between September 15th and October
15th .. . November 1st, for the Sailors. The earlier you mail your longed-for gift the
more certain you can be of its arrival before the Holiday. So, dash to our Service
men's Gift Post and make your selections now. We've scores and scores of wanted
gifts that fit into the regulation package under five pounds In weight and not exceed
ing 15 inches in length or 36 inches In combined length and girth.
HACK THE ATTACK
WITH BONDS.
A PERFECT COMBINATION
Safeguard your health by hrinj
your prescriptions compounded hen
where quality, skill and accuracy
are combination that assures the
finest pharmacy se. vice. We're 8
registered pharmacists on duty
ready to glTe immediate attention
to the Important task ot tilling pre.
scrlptlons in exact accordance with
the doctor's specifications. In keep.
ing with this accuracy, we use only
the products ol the most reputable
pharmaceutical houses.
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49c
Shoe Polish and
KIT (Fitted)
S9C
Pack of 25 Double Edge
RAZOR BLADES
25
Lavender
SHAVING BOWL
Large Colgate's
TOOTH PASTE .
$1
37
GIFTS FOR THE
BOYS OVERSEAS
35c Woodbury's
DENTAL CREAM
19
Military
ZIPPER KIT
$298
Comic
MILITARY SOAP
29
SUN
GLASSES
$95
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25c Woodbury's
After Shave Pwd.
Lavender
SHAVE CREAM .
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STATIONERY
60
DUFFLE
BAG.
OLD SPICE
SOAP .
$198 u
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SHAVING
MIRRORS
79
SHAVING
BRUSHES
89
25c Phillip.
MILK OF
MAGNESIA
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BELTS
$J89
5c Size Double-E
HEADACHE
POWDER
2 for 5C
30c Vickj
NOSE DROPS
24c
BEAUTY CAKE
For that new luminous took . . . Richard
Hudnut created this powderalte make
up. A boon to busy women, Beauty Cske
smooths on in less time . . . insures s i
flawless, velvety-smooth complexion that
lasts longer hours! Five wonderful shades
$98
100
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10c Size Rinso or
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Don't blame exhausted, wnrn-out. run-town feel In
b Tour Thoasanrte anuzed at what a tittle
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ron, calcium phosphate. Vitamin Bi. A 73-year
M doctor writes: "I took tt myself. Results
ere fine." Get special Introdurtory 36r nlie Ostrr
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TOOTH PASTE
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25c Woodbury
SHAVE CREAM
60c Size
MURINE
49c
75c Luxor
BATH POWDER
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53c Face Cream
LADY ESTHER
39c
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36c
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23c
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39c
LOW! hair conditioned j
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