CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Bearded his Rhi
zomes—50 named varieties. Mrs.
T. C. Summer and Mrs. \V. J.
Allran. _ _ HI
FOR SALE —Home raised vetch
seed. Carl Carpenter, Route 1.
Bessemer City, N. C. At base of
Paysour Mountain. 3t-02S
New TOP COATS in all of the
leading colors and materials —
Priced — $15.00, $19.50 and
$25.00. HARRELSON CO Inc
2t-028 p
FOR SALE—Tulip Bulbs —
$3.00 per hundred. MRS. A. 1
DELLINGER, Cherry vilfe. Rl —
Phone: 3162. 4t-Nll-p
Large Stock of New FALL
SUITS to select from. They are
well tailored and patterns you
will like — $19.50, $22.50 and
$25.00. HARRELSON CO., Inc
2t-028-p
LOST
LOST—Ration Book No. 3:
Name Fred Newton anil Jo Inn
Newton. Finder please return to
owner :or to the local ration
board.
LOST—Ration Books No. 3.
—Names Pink Littlejohn and
Charles Littlejohn. Finder please
return to owner or to the local
Ration Board. lt-.p
LOiST—Ration book No. 3
Name Margaret Thornburg. Kin
der please return to owner or to
Local Ration Boar,! lt-p
LOST—Ration Book N»
Name Henry Yarborough: Kin
please return to Loy Stroup o
the local ration hoard.
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LOST—Ration Book No
Name: Sonje Lou McGinnis,
der please return to owner
local Ration Board.
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LOST—Ration Book No, 3—
Name: Larry K. Carpenter. Fin
der please return to local Ration
Board or to the owner. ll‘l'
LOST—A and B Gas Books -
Name Burlin T. Craig. hindei
please return to the ownei or to
the Local Ration Board. lt-p
LOST—Ration Book No. 3
Name Cleo Barnett Finder please
return to owner or to the local
Ration Btmii. p
LOST—Ration Book No. 3 —
Name: Elizabeth H. McGinnis.
Please return to the local ration
hoard or to the owner. lt-p
LOST—Gas ration book A—
Name C. B. Jewel. Finder please
return to owner or to the Local
Ration Board. lt-p
LOST—Ration Book No. 3—
Name: J. C. Gamble. Finder
please return to owner or to lo
cal Ration Board. lt-p
LOST—Ration Book No. 3—
Name: Ruth Absher. Finder please
return to owner or to local Ra
tion Board. 1 lt-p
LOST or strayed—Black pin
with white spots, weight about
05 or 30 pounds. Strayed front
my home in Freedman about a
week ago. Finder please notify
Andrew Lee Huff who lives next
door to Claude Dixon on Cherry
ville-Bessemer Highway and all
cost will be paid. It
PERSONAL
FREE! If excess acid causes
you pains of Stomach Ulcers,
indigestion. Heartburn. Belching
Bloating. Nausea. Gas Pains, get
free sample. Udga. at Allen
Drug Company. 10t-D23
WANTED
WANTED To buy good sec
ottd hand piano. Phone 2511
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WANTED—Tenant white pre
ferable with stock. Plenty of
cotton, and corn land, and small
grain if wanted. Plenty of work
by the day. Fred Asherhraner.
Route 3. Vale. N C. 5t-021
WE BUY CHICKENS AND
! EGGS—Pay highest market. We
sell feeds >f all kinds. DALTON’S
FLOUR AND FEED MILLS.
1 North of High School. tf
MISCELLANEOUS
1 PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR
ING _ Indorsed by Leading
I Music Teachers. Write J- I1
1 Peache. Belmont, N. G. Tt
CROUSE POTATO HOUSE
TO OPEN—The Crouie Potato
House will open on Monday, Oc
tober 11th, and will clo.e on
Wednesday, October 20th.
2t-o14_w f McGinnis_
PERMANENT WAVE. 59 c!
Do your own Permanent with
Charm-Kind- Kit. Complete
equipment. including 40 curlers
and shampoo. Easy to do. abso
lutely harmless Praised by
thousands including June Lang,
glamorous movie star Motley
lefunded it not satisfied. ALI.EN
DRUG COMPANY. 15t-Jan.20
Parenthood
BY
MRS. CATHERINE CONRAD EDWARDS
Auociafe Editor, Parents' Magazine
TODAY’S CHILDREN ARE
TOMORROW’S HOPE
Better Parenthood Week, which
is having its sixth annual obser
vance this, week seems to belong
especially to this column. both
because of its sponsorship by the
Parents Magazine and because
ol' the parent-education work it
hopes to accomplish. Each year
during this special week we have
stressed different aspects of mak
ing ourselves better parents—the
necessity, for instance of first
being good men and women,
good citizens, good Americans,
if we in this country are to be
good parents.
This year, confronted as we
are by unusual problems in out
daily living, we find that the
greatest inspiration for Better
Parenthood week conies from
looking to the future. “Today's
Children are Tomorrow’s Hope—
and Your Responsibility”— that
is the 194,1 slogan i'or better
Parenthood week, and a plainer,
truer call to our best efforts in
behalf of children could scarcely
be uttered. Let's stop and think
what it means.
No matter how soon or' how
conclusively we win this war, if
jin waging it we neglect the wel
I fare of the nation's children we
j will already have endangered
I the peace. Yes, our enemies will
haVe scored a victory of appal
WANTED
3-Piece Living Room Suits
Studio Couches
Stoves
! Ranges
I Oil Stoves
Iron Beds and Springs
WILL PAY CASH
CARPENTER BROS.
We Pay Cash For
Late Model
i Used Cars and Trucks
I
1 Homesley Chevrolet
Company, Inc.
Cherryville, N. C. tf
ling proportions if in these war
years vve lower our hard-won
standards for safeguarding the
health, well-being and education
al opportunities for all children.
Moreover, we will have failed in
our duty to the men who are
fighting this war if we allow any
bf the values for which they are
fighting to perish.
These men will bring home
with them searing memories of
starving, sick destitute children
They will almost have forgotten
that such joy as laughing, care
free children could exist any
where. And they will be deter
mined to wipe out in this coun
try any semblance of conditions
such as they hav’e left behind
them in battle areas. Never again
will they be complacent about
seeing that their own children
have all the advantages and th»
children across the tracks have
So. in marking the community
significance of Better Parenthood j
Week, let’s redouble our efforts
during this coming year to adjust
any shameful conditions -in our
own towns and neighborhoods.
Are, you, for instance, doing all
in your power to stem the war
time increase in juvenile delin
quency by providing attractive I
places where older boys and girls j
can have a good time? Every j
community we know of which has :
helped its young people reerea- !
tionai club lias made a success of
the venture. If there hav'e been
failures we haven’t heard of
them—and it’s usually the place <
which goes wrong that makes the j
headlines. Let’s grant, then, that
community clubs arc a practical
and sensible way to offset the i
lure of commercial juke joints, !
and that they are popular with
young people. All that is needed
is the energy. the community 1
spirit to put over such a project
on behalf of older boys and girls.
Because doctors and nurses
are scarce, baby and child-health
could be established in many
communities Caro for chilldren
of mothers who are employed,
hot school lunches, employment
safeguards for every hoy and
girl—these are some of the out
standing needs which Better Par-1
enthood week would call to the
attention of every public-spirited i
citizen. We urge you to take an ‘
active part in its observance, re- |
alizing. as you do so. that the,
present and the future of this |
nation depends on the present
and future well-being of its j
homes and its children.
NEW FOR WINTER
LADIES’ COATS
AND DRESSES
A Good Selection Of Beau
tiful Sport and Dress Coats
-All are Wonderful Style
Values — Sizes for Misses
and Women.
DRESSES
NEW CREPE, RAYON SPUN AND
OTHERS YOU WILL WANT
LADIES’ HATS
AND BAGS
FAMILY FOOT WEAR
Styles for ’Busy Feet-Stur
dy Shoes for School—Dress
Shoes for both Men and
Women - Use your Stamp
18 wisely — Do not detach
it from the Ration Book.
CHILDREN’S WEAR
Colorful* Attractively Sty
ledICoatsandDresses^
MEN’S CLOTHING
We are certain to have what
you need in Suits, Over
coats, Hats, Shirts, Under
wear* Sox, Ties, etc.
Belk-Matthews
CHERRYVILLE, N. C.
ORDER YOUR
CHRISTMAS'
CARDS
NOW/ :
ORDER YOUR
pgtfONAUZ£P
HI THERE
Surprised To See Me So Early?
WELL, I’M EARLY ON THE SCENE FOR A MOST
IMPORTANT REASON - TO ADVISE, IF YOU
PLAN TO SAY
MERRY CHRISTMAS
-WITH
GREETING CARDS
That You
Select Them
CHRISTMAS
WRAPPING
PAPER
ALL COLORS
TISSUE
PAPER
RED
WHITE,
BLUE,
GREEN.
INDIVIDUAL CARDS FOR BOYS IN THE SERVICE - TO BROTHER, SON; SWEETHEART, HUSBAND;
FRIEND, OR TO ANY ONE.
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