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Schedule
Friday. July 22
FINES CREEK
erguson's Store 9:00- 9:15
Rogers 9:30- 9:43
Lirkpatrick 10:00-10:10
pis Store 10:15-10:30
athbone 10:45-11:00
athbone 11:15-11:30
irguson 11:40-11:50
cElrealh 12:00-12:15
Tuesday. July 26
IN DUFF - CRABTREK
W White 8:45- 9:00
>avis 9:15- 9:30
ianford 9:45-10:00
ldwell 10:15-10:30
s Store .10:45-11:15
ill 11:30-11:45
t 12:00-12:15
vis 12:30-12:45
:Craeken 1:00- 1:15
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TWO PAST CHAIRMEN of the N. C. Park
Commission discuss the work of the group with
John Archer (center). Franklin, new member of
the group, as the commission held their annual
&'*/< $ i . v..v , i.. - .s sSHSNyB
meeting here Monday. Left to right: Charles
Ray, Waynesville, first chairman; Dr. Kelly Ben
nett, Bryson City, recent chairman.
(Mountaineer photo).
TV A Ammonium
Nitrate Still
Available Here
Supplies of TVA ammonium ni
trate for use on pasture grasses
and, winter cover are still avail
able to Haywood County farmers,
according to A. W. Ferguson, ASC
county manager.
The purchase of the ammonium
nitrate does not affect a farmer's
ACP assistance since the chemical
is provided by the TVA, Mr. Fer
guson explained.
? Trie nitrate costs $3.40 per bag
?a reduction in price of 16 per
cent, and Is supplied at the rate
of from a bag and a half to two
1 bags per acre. The maximum is
two tons per farm.
SENATOR
SAM ERVIN
SAYS
(Continued from pace 4)
two basic groups: (1) the ready
reserves, which will take part In
48 drills annually and attend camp
two weeks each summer; and (2) |
the standby reserves, which will
not be given further training. '
Teen-agers volunteering for train
ing unaer the reserve bill will be
! exempt from the draft.
The reserve is to consist of per
sons discharged from the regular j
Armed Services as well as those
volunteering for service under the
reserve bill. The bill provides,
nowever, that those who entered
me regular Armed Services before
the enactment of the reserve bill
trom tne service unless they vol
unteer to enter the ready reserves,
ers will participate in refrenda. In
by reserves upon their discharge
Since no requirement of further |
training existed at the time these
persons entered the regular ser
vice, we felt that any otner course
would be breaking faith with them.
The changes made in the reserve
training plan by the Senate will
not become effective unless they
are approved by the House.
The reserve training plan will
contribute much to the national
security. It will afford us for the
first time in our history a reserve
which can be speedily prepared for
combat in case of necessity.
FARM VOTE
On Saturday, July 23, flue cured
tobacco farmers and peanut farm
ers wil participate in referenda. In
the tobacco referendum, flue cur
ed tobacco growers will have an
opportunity to vote for or against
marketing quotas for their tobacco
and a 10c per acre accessment to
assist Tobacco Associates, Inc. in
promoting export sale of flue cur
ed tobacco. If the flue cured tobac
o farmers vote against marketing
quotas they will lose the benefit
i >i price supports.
In the peanut referendum, pea
nut farmers will decide whether
-ney favor a 2c per hundred
pounds assessment to promote ah
phases of peanut production, mar
. j ting, processing and other ac
tivities of concern to the peanut
.ndustry.
I believe that the best interest of
flue cured tobacco farmers and
peatiut farmers will be promoted
-i the farmers concerned cast theii
votes in favor of these assessments
and the marketing quotas for flue
cured tobacco. Price supports have
oeen a great boon to tobacco farm
ers, and have operated for many
years without loss to the Govern
ment. _
LAFF-A-DAY
I "Those little prnnprs on top are
made to hold a diamond. Now,
as soon as I cet a i?l*e '*
cROV^ ABOUT/^
UR 19th ANNIVERSARY SALE
YOUR PARTY ON SAVINGS
fcur's | Ail American
pRTENING 3 lb. can g?c | COOKIE
I Assortment
| ^Sanborn lb. box JEc
lOFFEE 79c ?
# T KOOL - ADE
?edary 6 pkgs. OCc
Ice mix Pkg. occ ==?
few Libbv's
tllf TOMATO JUICE
^A a lb. pkg. ^j?Qc 46 oz. can 27l
QUART
hss
ILUE CHEER
WASHING POWDER
pkg. 25c
Del-Monte
piNEAPPLE
I. 2 can 29c I
Choice Western
CHUCK BEEF
ROAST
? 39'
Loin End
PORK ROAST lb. 45c
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Choice Western
MINUTE STEAKS 85c
Blue Bonnet
OLEO > 27
HOME-GROWN
CORN
49C Doz.
IE HEAD
rXUCE each
V PICKLER
IUMBERS ? lbs- 19C
Armour's
PORK & BEANS
16 oz. can 10c
.Instant
TENDERLEAF
TEA Save 10c
1 oz. jar 37c
I if LIMAS pkg. 20? ?1 L
Stjie (tfffijl C?g JO
N 2 pkgs. 35c IsSffi |
Vienna CIGARETTES 8peas
AUSAGE Carlo.) VINEGAR
2ns 29? $ .69 ' i gal. jug 37c
Snack Blue Label _____ _
ICH MEAT KARO KEER LIDS '
or $1.00 ' li lb. bot. 23c pkg. 13c
tLLPH'S CASH GROCERY
TREET IIAZELWOOD
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bar-b-cue banquet 01 picnic snack . . . what
ever you decide you'll find everything you need
at Dixie-Home to make your outing a pleasant
success. all at low, low prices plus S & H. ^
Green Stamps! Come in and save . . . then go
out and have fun!
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for a good, hearty meal . .. libby's ??.
m I f ^"?1, ATa your family will love a tuna souffle ...
roast beet ""1/c ssar-KisiTf&isa&i^^t
make a salmon salad ... snow cap H ViiT H idErm i
? No. Vi for salads, sandwiches, casseroles
red sssltnoii c?n otc no.-: 23$
new packs in . . . niblets
asparagus 2 ""-47c meaty and rich ... georgia I j
chili sauce -25c P'm'entOS 2 ft 25'
Vlllll JUVvW for perfect cakes every time ... pillsbury's
serve at any meal ... enjoyed by all.. f 1M B T7 Cth 6 6-ox. Jgj ^rjjf
GRAPEFRUIT i O IV C UI I A C 3 pk9. Clj IT
serve for appetizer . . *. dixie-bgjrie
JUICE grapefruit sections 1 5(
libby's frozen fresh
* lemonade 3 - 39*
U. S. Inspected Quality-Tender Meats!
ground fresh .from nutritious beef . . . I"
fresh ground beef * 19'
dressed and drawn ... 10-14 lb. sizes f?r bam & eggs breakfast... center cut
hen turkeys . *49c ham slices r; ~ r99c
from milk-fed stock ... quality-tender boneless ... economy cut
veal shoulder chops?35c ham slices ,b 79c
nutritious and flavorful . . . fresh
SLICED PORK LIVER 19c
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the wesson oil shortening VERI-BEST PRCD'JCt!
snowdrift shortening 3182c
liquid shortening for easier baking . . ? m M TB rc-v
wesson oil . : . ?1 63c w It 1TI
easy on the meat budget . . . Dozen dH dW#
spam . . ; '1" 35c le?t
spreads smooth! Fancy jen?jer Fresh
blue bonnet margarine . . 29c RjE ABlfC
perfect partner with chicken . . . ocean spray EjS jiftC |f |Z" |d ml EP ?Cn a"\k ? Jr
cranberry sauce . ~'.f 19c
keep sandwiches fresh . . . diamond Kl Ih&SpiC
wax paper . 25c *0 mai&
esso bug killer - 5% DDT
flit
qr 59c
dinty moore
beef stew
J,tT 39c
serve macaroni
delmonico
221c
spaghetti that cooks tender! I
delmonico 1
2 Z. 21c
WILSON'S
CERTIFIED MEATS!
mor . "T 35c
Vienna
sausage 2 35c
tripe . "r 41c
hamburgers IS-oz. JQ.
A gravy can TwV
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/s?sffl for your comfort
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