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,n- i-,i.aiits of local War Price and Rationing Hoards
... ,,,,1 tire repairing firms during the period from April
L, ,-1,1-1 k dealers' prices for tires and services and inspect
;unt piglings in a nalion-wiue compliance survey tor
,(l pnie Adnunistration, says OPA.
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L 01 U N MAN-MADE FIRES CAUSED BY CAREI.KSS
AlWJiKHJArvs
u-:n- lire, caused in large degree by a lack of care and
l mi Hie pari ol careless individuals, uestroys tnree billion
,li. ,,i riioiign to maKe o.iuu.uuu ions 01 newspriiu, says
Sirwir uf the Department of Agriculture. Last year.
umi -iilunil exception, these generally preventable tires
ions ol acres of feedj pastures, and open ranges needed
slici-i) aiiil ganu" animals. An average of 220.000 forest,
i;uiLa- liics lay waste nearly 31,000,000 acres of land,
ist area !' desolation equal to the area of New York State,
Sen ice points out.
KID VHTOKV GARDENS OF CUTWORMS EXPLAINED
Canlrii headquarters at the U. S. Department of Agricul-
liils jiinleneis that one ot the early season pests is the
I 01 small Hardens, paper about the size and still ness of a
ml pinned or tied into a cylinder, will provide good
i ii exleiids an inch into the soil and about two inches
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CONSULT
I)K. K. KING HARPE
OPTOMETRIST
Wells Bid.
For Appointment
Telephone 2488
Canton, N. C.
From where I sit ...Joe Marsh
The Cuppers
Have a Dream Come True
Jlane Cuppers used to
s soon a.s the Children
i the roost, they were
together on a second
in. ..take a triD...or
prtment in the city.
Wttlp Slip ffftl mnmtnA
ttn to say cooiIIivpl
K in hia favorite chair
nre, sipping a mellow
er. And Jane was hnav
Ntting, Just as always.
i aoont as restlesa aa
ratonUie hearth.
P I figar-d," Dee ex-
F-nat yOU couldn't beat
being at home alone together,
with our own things-talking
and reading-enjoying my glass
of beer, and Jane her buttermilk
living and letting live. I guess
you can't beat home!"
From where I sit, Dee's had a
better dream come trae the
dream of peace and tolerance
and understanding that we all
are fighting for, and praying for,
today.
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THE ADDITION OF A NEW MINERAL ELEMENT
i " unE.ri v 1 1 mm i n ruitni
n ol the mos, vauble trace clemnh in mineral nutrition, tias been
r L"c uuard Starter la aiJ in th xdniUiioa n( iron for blood for-
Dried Fermentation Solubfejfiish in B compiex
vilamint, act with the Dried Whey to promote rapid
3'owth and build up resistance to disease.
In addition, of course, you have all the other
Jiealth factors which have done so much to make
Life Guard truly a guardian of life. '
, Ask for your FREE copy of "HOW TO RAISE
HEALTHY CHICKS QUICKLY.'!
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HEY, HERE I AM MAI AlUtlGHT, THEM GIT OOtNO AND NOW YOU GET A NICE HUO
AFFECTIONATELY BUT DETERMINEDLY, Sultana IJ, 13-year-old polar bear at Washington Park Zoo, Milwaukee,
Wis., brings her new baby out of the "maternity den" for its first public appearance. As these remarkable
pictures show, the situation requires both tenderness and a certain amount of first aid. In the first picture,
the little fellow seems doubtful about what's going to happen. He soon finds out, for mama is going to intro
duce him to the zoo visitors and then comes the reward. The cub's grandmother, now 33 years old, was the
first polar bear in captivity to rear young, having raised eleven famous cubs. (International)
Pfc. Melvin Smith
Home From One Year
Overseas In Europe
Pfc. Melvin Smith, son of Vernie
Smith, of Wa ncsville, R.F.D. No.
1. is spending a :)-day furlough
with ,ns lainilv. Pfc. Smith, who
entered the service on February
12, 1943. m; s recently' returned
from one year's service overseus,
spent in Knglaud and France.
He was inducted at Camp Croft
and from there sent to Kurt Bragg
and- later to Camp Cook, before be
ing sent to an embarkation port
on the Atlantic before being sent,
overseas.
Pfc. Smith was wounded in
France on November 21. 1944. and
was awarded the Purple Heart.
He is entitled to wear in addi
tion to the Purple Heart. the
American Theatre ribbon, the
Kiuopean Theatre ribbon, the In
fantryman's badge. Good Conduct
medal and one combat star.
At the time he entered the ser
vice he was employed at the New
port News Shipbuilding, and Dry
Dock Company. Whe.i his fur
lough is completed here he will
report to Camp Pickett, Va.
Pvt. John W. McAmis
Home On Furlough
PU. ,)olm W. McAmis. son of
Mr. aful Mrs. Charlie McAmis, of
Hazehvooil, is spending an 11-day
furlough hen- with his parents,
lie entered the service in October.
1944 aijd was inducted at Camp
Croft and from (here was Irans
furred to Fort Bragg, and later
to Fort Jackson. When he leaves
here he will report to Foil George
Meade. Md.
At the time he entered the ser
vice he was employed by I lie
Dicus Novelty Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Ledford Hosts Of Party
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ledford. of
Cove Creek, were hosts of an
Faster party and hunt at their
home on Faster Sunday. A num
ber of friends attended from the
immediate neighborhood and the
following guests from Canton:
Miss Kathryn Frady. Miss Wilina
Conard. Miss Hael Conard. Miss
Susie Hose. Miss Joan Hose. Miss
Maltie Ledford. Miss Myrtle Led
ford. Mrs. J. H. Rose, and Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Ledford.
Rev. L. G. Elliott
To Preach Series
In Baltimore, Md.
On Sunday afternoon. April 15th,
Rev. L. CJ. F.lliott. pastor of the
First Baptist church, will leave for
Baltimore, Md , where he will
speak twice daily in a series of
evangelistic services at the Fast
Baltimore Baptist church.
All the Baptist churches in Bal
timore will be engaged in a simul
taneous evangelistic crusade. Or.
M. F. Dodd. pastor of the First
Baptist church of Shreveport. La.,
and director of the Southern Bap
tist Evangelistic Crusade, will per
sonally direct the Baltimore cru
sade. Hcv. Mr. Flliotl will return to
his work on May 1st. During his
absence the pulpit, of the First
Baptist church will be ably lilled
a.s follows:
Sunday evening. April 15th, Hev."
Kverelt Murry. pastor of the Haz
el wood Baptist church. Both morn
ing and evening services' on April
22nd will be conducted by Rev. H.
M. Kendall, teacher of Bible at
Mars Hill college. On Sunday
morning. April 29th. Dr. F. S.
Love. Superintendent of Lake
Junaluska, will be the guesl preach
er. At the evening hour the In
termediate Training I'nion, with
Miss Hatsie Freeman a.s leader, will
have charge of the service.
The services during the week
will meet a.s usual wilh Mr. Gil-
S-Sgt. Leo Long Will
Spend Furlough Here
Stall' Sgt. Leo Long, of W.n ncs
ville. It F.D, No. 2. is exiioclod
hoiiHf. according to informal inn re
ceived Iron) the ollice of public
relations. Air Transport Command.
Miami Army Air I'ifcdd.
Sgl. Long is fresh from Al'rica
where lie spenl 30 months and
served with the Air Corps, lie
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
A. Lorn;, of Waynesville.
strap, the educational director, in
charge.
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