LSPAYAPRIL 12 1945 XO"e Day Nearer Victory)
THE WAYNES VILIiE MOUNTAINEER "
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tj Consumers Urged To Fill
Ray's Department Store
Out' Required Forms For Dealers
throughout this
. , .-nnsumer decla-
r-"1 """ .,.. orders for
PREPARE FOR UNITED NATIONS COAST PARLEY
lhc neXl iweivc
Wf"V I..., area ciis-
I'.nrtle
.M
,.iiulianized the
,n i- suit from
nun'
inimodiate-
till-.!
urins
ot residen-
.nr.sinner
.t . n:i v. .iv. i -
ii.. fill mir ineir
1 p'.t HICIII, muiis
,.'ul.-. in the hands
dealers between
, v, ill he entitled
,ti., treatment,''
iid.
,, u I :it ions, wnien
,.,! April 1." he ex:
,qu.' dealers to de
, cent of a full
. U,,h hefore Octo-
,1, is VW10 nie uitrn
! iin-ir orders be
They must he
in accept the
,. -.;.lid fuels which
(iii.Minier s bin
hi:-, declaration
i, wlvct." the solid
.;,! miii-c it will not
,r p. ui of the year's
n, i, i mi rii rumslances,
i(m, ,i i .-iii more than
normal years
MKT April 1.
holders must
, l lie work of
pound 1 hat is
: i onic; out of
cllu
refill.'''
(ireleie:
h.i'.i
li 'ilpl
.il 111
t -J$4 til
lo V . : " - -
, .: v..;.-. . v tV : -' ; . .,....' i
nit
Hi a. ail.
for next win-
AU lias cninplicd the
ciiiisiuii ; and answers
(tI.ii al mil as a fumle to
and Aiishiis (hi SFAH'
tsuiiK'i' i'i' i n .1111111
1 is ;i mi .inner declara-
tuMiiiniiil lorni you must
ul lile willi our regular
kr aluii" ( H li an order,
11II111 or hy telephone.
mi ili.der indieales.
hr da I ".el a eonsiimer
Hie luel dealer who
mi i"eini',e last year.
MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES DELEGATION to the United Nations conterence in San Francisco are shown as
they met with President Roosevelt in Washington for their ilrst pre -conclave meeting Secretary of Stato
Edward Stettinius had called them to the Capital to ro over preliminary details. They are, left to right: Hep.
Sol Bloom, New York; Mrs. Virginia Gilderslecve, Dean of Barnard College, New York; Sen. Tom Connally
of Texas; Sect, of State Stettinius; Commdr. Harold Stassen, U. S. Navy, of Minnesota; Senator Arthur Van
denberg ot Michigan and Representative Charles Kuton of New Jersey. (httenwiional Soundphoto)
healing, hot water or cook i in;
Q. Why must I tile ;i consumer
deelarationV
A. So that the drastically reduc
ed supplies of solid fuels can he
equitably distributed The Solid
Fuels Adminislralion has found il
necessary to limit to tin'; :,
normal year's supply virUially all
coals an coke for "domestic con
sumption". This redticlion was
made necessary hec-une of lack el
manpower at I he mines, increared
demands of war industries .uirl un
precedenled burden upon Ihe na
I ion's tiaiispoi'talion system.
.1 lile
a consumer
"iliiinesiic consumers", i.
miiis w Iid use coal or
niiiM's, holds, or other
schools, churches, li-
tnks. ultice buildings, re
vice eslablisliments. de-
uranK, theatres and nih
il!' amusement; also in
imi 'Uilh cerlain minor
if all of ihe solid fuel
lur: is used fur space
Q. When must I
er declaration?
my coii'iuii-
A. The sooner the belter lie
cause, if you lile il and place an
order with your regular dealer be
fore May 15 he is rcfjiiircd to de
liver at least lid';, of a full v ear's
supply before October 1, provided
y(ui will accept the kind of fuel
ho has tb offer.
PTURES
for 25c
Fotn Booth
I " I'm lose In
P'Mir ,Hf,.(.
ICON'S CORNER
Q. How can I fio along on my
new 'allntmerit?
A. (If CONSKHVK! Slop furnace
early this spriru!. Start furnace
late this fall; 1 12 Keep tempcr.il in e
at (iii' or lower during day- lower
at nitiht; CM Insiall insulation,
storm sash, wcalhersiripping, .and
automatic hcatinfi controls, it pos
sible. Seal up huildinj; bracks
Do it this summer; i4i t'lost
unused rooms and cut oil' heal:
(5) Itepair and clean furnace this
summer clean regularly in win
ter; Kit Learn bow to operate your
furnace economically.
Pnoclamaiio-tt
W lll.l;i:.S, il is obligatory to preserve the rapidly dwind
ling supply of passcnp.er iiuloiiiohiles for vital war Iran spolia
tion; and
V 1 1 IT! K AS. it is necessai' as a palimlic and Immamlarian
duly, lo reduce the frightful loll ol aiiloiuobile aiiidcnl lalali
iii ..li. I mimics lo an absolute minimum, and
Wit KiiKAS. il has been determined hy authoritative imes
li'iato'; that laull.. brakes are a i-onn ibuliiiK taelor in most
auioiiioliiic liabic accident; ami
WIII'llTAS. Ihe polite (.Hirers ol Ihe nalioii. under Ihe
Hi'!1,!- ol the I nlei Hid ion Associalio nol t'hiels ol l'oliee, have
i li si 1 1 1 1 u 1 a nat lon-w ide lirake Kmphasis I 'roprani ; and
WMKKK S. Ihe aliou Vide Crake lanphasis l'roi;rani. lo
have ils I idlest measure ol success in ;ivin;; lives, reduciui;
iiiiui ii's and eleudiiiK Ihe uselulness ol il i cplaiasible .uiloiiio
liiles. niiisl have the complete support of all Ihe public.
HW. TIIKUKMOIU:. 1 ,1. II. Way. Jr. Mayor of the City
of W'.i,' nes ille. , t' . do hereby pi'oelaim the period from April
l i to .lime I. 1!)4;, as a period lor the correction of faulty
,i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 brakes; and I do adjure Ihe cili.ens of this com
munity, both individually and tlmiue.li I heir urbanized imiups.
to eooperale with oui police ollicers by havint! Ihe brakes of
cars (becked, and put in proper workine, condilion ihiiini! this
significant period.
Haled at Waynesville. N. C. this Kith day of
Sif.ned),
,1. II. WAY. .11!..
April. I!)l,ri.
ATavor.
WAR DOG STANDS GUARD ON IWO
Waxing Heels
Waxing heels and toes of stock-
I ings with a bit of candle was routine
hose economy Innu ago in wooden
shoe lands of Europe, and it is a
practical way to meet stocking prob
lems today. Textile specialists who
have put to laboratory tests this old
fashioned custom report that rub
bing wax on stockings makes tliem
wear four times .is long before
holes appear in heels and toes.
Yon mfill CnA ... c l 1 . I
Scien 'ui0n. n 1'0ur commui'ty when you read The Christian
lief - i, ' ur regularly, xou will find fresh, new viewpoints,
r. fictiet understanding of world affairs . . . truthful, accurate,
T MWS. Writ. f. 7, : j. I
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iln gnJTL't?? "Kl" ot tin -i nm Mod a o-mmlh trl.l ubscrlp- I
tloa lo Tht Chrtitlin aelcnc Monitor, I
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for which I cncloM . .
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EXPERT
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SERVICE.
One and Two Weeks Service.
A" Work Guaranteed For One Year.
IN A FOXHOLE ON IWO JIMA, "Butch" of the Marines a Doberman
rinschcr stands guard against Japs while Pvt. Kez Hester of Liberty,
N. C, catches a little sleep. "Butch'' and Hester as a team specialize in
exterminating Jap snipers. Marine Corps photo. (fnternafioriGJ)
SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
By RJ. SCOTT
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AT HOME . . .
AT SCHOOL . . .
AT SUNDAY SCHOOL
You will find at Ray's The Type, size
and kind of pants for every occasion.
Corduroy - Cottons - Gabardines
Woolens - Kahki - Slacks
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