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(One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, MAY 25, ! Page 12 THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER Laws Cited Relative To Declaration Of Income Tax Many taxpayers, watching for the action of Congress on the new Income Tax Bill, have forgotten to file their Declaration of Estimated Income Tax for the year 1944 which was due in April. Regardless of the outcome of the Tax Bill now before Congress, the present law requires the filing of the estimate and the payment of at least one fourth of the estimated Income Tax if the tax is not being withheld by the employer. Farmers may wait until Decem ber to file their estimate and to pay provided that 80 of their in come is from strictly farming. Single persons earning less than $2700.00 per year or married per sons living with husband or wife and the combined income of both is less than $3,500 per year are not required to file if their employer it withholding their tax, and if you do not earn any other income on which taxes are not withheld. Anyone not working at wages or salary from which an employer is deducting income tax, and are earning over $500.00 if single or over $624.00 if married, are requir ed to file an estimate and pay at least one fourth of the estimated tax. Among the people who are re quired to file are: physicians, law yers, dentists, ministers, nurses not on salaries, business men and wo men, contractors, traders, indepen dent odd job carpenters, plumbers, nfechanics, electricians, peddlers, farm laborers and domestic work ers who expect to earn above the amounts in the paragraph above. Any person in doubt as to wheth er they should file or not should get in touch with the Deputy Col lector nearest you so they may avoid paying additional penalties and interest. In Haywood county Rev. Williamson Goes To Montreat For General Assembly Meet The Rev. Malcolm R. William son will leave today for Montreat where he 'will attend the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church in the United States which convenes there tonight. Mr. Wil liamson is one of the four Com missioners representing the Pres bytery of Asheville. The General Assembly will be composed of Commissioners rep resenting 17 Synods including 89 Presbyteries extending all the way from Baltimore to El Paso. The Assembly has 3,502 churches with ing its bounds representing a mem bership of 553,797. To distinguish the Presbyterian church in the United States from a number of other Presbyterian bodies it is com monly refferred to as the "South ern" Presbyterian church. Two Rhodes Brothers In the Service "alt st "A s Back The Attack Bay War Bonds And Stamps. there will be a Deputy Collector available on each Saturday and Monday on the second floor of the Post Office at Waynesville and on every Tuesday of each week in the Basement Office, Academy Street Entrance, of the Post Office build ing at (janton. Admission to all places of amuse ment is subject to a tax. and if refreshments are served and danc ing allowed whether to "canned" music or otherwise, a cabaret tax is due. All persons hauling prop erty by truck for pay are liable for transportation tax on all prop erty hauled for pay. All employ ers, except farmers hiring labor solely for farm work are liable for Employment or Social Security Tax, regardless of the amount paid or the number of workers, and for the withholding or income tax on all amounts over $12.00 per week regardless of the number of de pendents claimed by the employee. There is also a tax on all pool tables, bowling alleys, coin operat ed music and amusement machines, as well as tax on cosmetics, furs, jewelry and luggage which the re tailer must collect and pay. - v mii Hi. ilium ' ' i9Sa?S!! h tin 'f :;s i n is Xf I . i i i X." - IT" MR. AND MRS. NELSON RHODES, of Cruso section of the county, have two sons in the service. They are (left to right): Cpl. William K. Rhodes and Pvt. Nelson J. Rhodes. Cpl. Rhodes entered the service on November 24, 1941, and was inducted at Fort Bragg and from there sent to Fort Eustis, Va. From the latter he was sent to Camp Davis, and then to Camp Polk, La., from which post he has been sent on maneuvers. Before entering the service he was employed by the Jackson Lumbber Company, of Can ton. Pvt. Rhodes, U. S. Marines, entered the service on February 24 of this year and is stationed at Parris Island. Prior to entering the service he was employed by the Champion Paper and Fibre Company. Finishes Training Want Ads LOST Kerosene Ration Book, name, W. F. Strange, Waynes ville, N. C. May 18-25 June 1 FOR SALE Frame building at Saunook on Highway 19-23, across from school house; now insured for $1000, with or with out concrete porch and basement rockwork. Building must be moved by August first. For key to building see J. M. Spivey at my orchard or his home. Wire or write offer to Boiling Hall, 162 Cotton Exchange Building, New Orleans, La. tf LOST No. 3 Ration Book between Dellwood and Lake Side. Mrs. Maggie Wright, Box 97, Route 2, Waynesville, N. C. May 18-25 June 1. LOST Gas Ration Book. W. DeWeese, Hazelwood, N. C. May 18-25 une 1 JIUSIC LESSONS I will continue to give music lessons on piano, violin, guitar, cornet and other instruments through June and July. If you are interested to take lessons on any of the above instruments, see me at the Clyde high school music room. Miss Margaret Stringfield. May 18-25 LOST Gas Ration Book, also pocket book. Return to Ration Board. John L. Owens. May 18-25 June 1. LOST Ration Books No. 3 and No. 4. Left in Burgin Bros., Grocery Store on April 4th. Re turn to Alma Warren, Waynes ville, 121 Branner Avenue. May 11-18-25 LOST Two Ration Books No. 4; Martha M. Plemmons and Altha Roberta Plemmons. Box 656, Waynesville, N. C. May 11-18-25 MAN WANTED-Sober, reliable married man, draft exempt, for foreman and time-keeper in my orchard at Saunook, June 1. Ability to handle labor smoothly and get efficient, agreeable work from all hands, and care in fol lowing my instructions more im portant than previous orchard experience, as I will send fre quent, clear, written instructions covering all orchard operations. Good salary, semi-monthly Write promptly, with full parti culars about yourself and your ability for this work to Boiling Hall, 612 Cotton Exchange Bldg., New Orleans, La. May 11-18-25. LOST Four Rations Books, No. 3 and 4. William Henry McElroy, Bertha McElroy, Frances McEl roy, William J. McElroy, Hazel wood, N. C. May 11-18-25 LOST Ration Book No. 4 Beulah Mae Hall, Waynesville, N. C. Boat 1, Box 106 A A May 11.18-25 .LOST Two Ration Books No. 4; names John D. Exell, Sr, Evelyn Patricia EzeH. Return P. O. Box 112, Waynesville Jiay 11-18-25. STRAIGHT CHAIRS or sofa are wanted for use in Red Cross Office. Please call phone 18, be tween 9 and 12 o'clock a. m. WANTED Girl for light house work, care one child; reasonable hours. Health card, references. Mrs. Brading, Asheville Road, Phone 202. FOR RENT The Wigwam, a flve-room house across from the Fish Hatchery on Balsam Road. Rent $15 per month. C all Joe Rose 2011. May 25 FOR SALE OF TRADE Several nice battery or electric Radios; bring in your old set. Also used Pianos, easy terms. Radio Sup plies ; Phonograph Needles. Lind say Radio Service, 98 Main St, Canton, N. C. May 25-June 1-8-15 LOST Two Ration Books No. 4. Robert Fie, Herbert Fie, Route 2, Waynesville, N. C. May 25-June 1-8 FOR SALE Cook Stove Meal Master, slightly used. Cost $120. Will take $80. Also Radio, 6 tube new battery, $40. Three small pigs. W. C. Price, Clyde, Route 1, Box 150 May 25 WANTED TO BUY Delco light plant with or without batteries, any size. Also D. C. generator, Gas Engine and A. C. Motor for a Maytag Washer. C. E. Clos man, Hotel Carolina, Sylva, N. C. May 25 LOST Six Ration Books No. 4 and 3. Edith Iva Lee White, Charles Roy White, Florence Howell, Sharon Howell. Box 35, Waynesville, N. C. May 25-June 1-8 WANTED TO BUY A child's tricycle. New or used. Call 246. May 25 FOR SALE Framing 9vi- 9vR 2x12 16 feet down, good as new. Location back of Watkins Ga rage or see Ira Reece. May 25 S'OTICE NORTH CAROLINA, HAYWOOD COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Nep Sue Rog-ers, vs. John Rogers. The defendant above named will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Haywood County, N. C., to secure a divorce on the grounds of two years separ ation ; and that said defendant will further take notice that he is re quired to appear before the Clerk of the Superior Court of Haywood County, in Waynesville, N. C., at his office within thirty days from the 21st day v of June, 1944, and answer or demur to the said com plaint in said action, or the plain tiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said complaint. This the 20th day of May, 1944. KATE WILLIAMSON, Asst. Clerk of Superior Court, Haywood County, N. C No. 1364 May 25June 1-8-15 ........ w ;vfr "f vi At Little Creek PVT. OTTIS H. MASSIE, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Massie, has recently completed an inten sive training course in radio me chanics at the technical school, Army Air Forces Technical Train ing Command, Truax Field, Madi son, Wis. In addition to attending school, he went through a rigid drilling and physical training pro gram in order to be fully prepared to take over an assignment in a combat zone if necessary. He is now prepared to join a base oper ating group or any other duties to HENRY R. GILLILAND, sea man U. S. Navy, has completed his boot training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center and is now stationed at Little Creek, Va. He was inducted in March of this year and was sen , to Great Lakes from Spartanburg. Prior to entering the, navy he was em ployed by Royle and Pilkington Company, Inc. which the AAF Training Com mand may assign him. C EST LA GUERRE k BARELY ANNOYED at being interrupted in his sink bath, six -months-old Oonnie poses with his parents, TSgt Eugene Hurter and Mrs. Winnie Hurter, in a Chicago service men's center. Hotels were full when the Hurters stopped over, en route to Amarillo, Texas. (International) CONVOYS CAT AND KITTEN HOE TT7 - y r i TtAmC STOPS in one of New Tork atys busy traffic lanes as this' isaotber eat and but kitten move to new Sprinc Quarters. The ivmDa- Iftetie aoc, forgettinc fee tradition of unity, convoyed the cat and her w tstttr MrMM (latemotioMl) DEATHS Vernon D. Cabe Funeral services were conducted at the Garrett Funeral Home on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock for Vernon D. Cabe, 52, native of Way nesville, who died Saturday at his home in Charleston from a heart attack. Rev. J. Clay Madison, pas tor of the First Methodist church officiated. Burial was in Green Hill cemetery. Serving as pallbearers were: Jack Nichols, Robert Cabe, Jr., Moody Hall, Martin Dowling, George Taylor and Billy Kerley. Mr. Cabe was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Cabe of Way nesville. At the time of his death he was employed as an instructor at the Charleston Navy Yards. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Fannie Calloway Cabe, three dau ghters, Helen, Gladys and Frances; three sons, Richard and Billy, all of Charleston and Gerald, who is serving with the U. S. Air Forces in New Guinea: one brother. R. L. Cabe, of Fontana Dam; two sisters, Mrs-. W. Z- Rogers, of Forest Grove, Ore., and Mrs. Silas Nichols of Waynseville; and a large num ber of nieces and nephews. Maybe the rest of us ought to copy at least one Boy Scout law and do one good deed every day. Now In Stock - - Large Assortment Of BOOKS for Boys and Girls THE KIND THEY LIKE THE TYPE THAT ARE SUITED FOR THEM Read Good Books IDEAL FOR GIFTS The Mountaineer "Stationery and Suppliet for Offic, Borne and ScKotf ' v a War-Worktag Woman kp your boauty true to Ui man who count on you. Protect youf hinda, tkln and h&li through tho rogular us ol lh (anioui preparations featured In our t o 1 1 1 1 1 dopaitmont. Our kaowlodg of boouty aid and thab uaat has balpad many woman to "kaap Ihalr beauty on the lob" and our low price make euentlal beauty care ln expensive. 50c Face Powder MELLO-GLO 29' 50c Creams WOODBURY'S 39' 50c Lotion JERGENS 39 Medium Size DRENE SHAMPOO 49c 75c Sis FITCH SHAMPOO 59c $1.65 Six KOLOR-BAK FOR GRAY HAIR 89c Medium Siie TEEL LIQUID DENTRIFICE 23c New Bonded Prophylactic Tooth Brush 47c 25c Tube PHILLIPS TOOTH PASTE 98 DRESS REHEARSAL A bottle from thii drawer, an other from that shell ... the spatula and scale . . . the mor tar and pestle all the "char acters" and "props" called for in the prescription are as sembled "on stage" before we begin the performance oi com pounding the medicine. This dress rehearsal enables us to check all the ingredients at one time against the prescription and against each other the ounce oi precaution that weighs heavily in accuracy. $1.35 Size Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription I or Golden Medical Discovery $1,09 Lb. 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