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VANCEY THEATRE
X BURNSVILLE, N. C. f "
FRIDAY—SATURDAY OCTOBER 27-28
HIT NO. 1
"The Girl Who Dared”
With
Lorna GRAY Peter COOKSON
HIT NO. 2
"Tumbling Tumbleweeds”
Gene AUTREY Smiley BURNETTE
SUNDAY—MONDAY OCTOBER 29-30
"Happy Land”
Den Ameche, Frances Dee, Ann Rutherford
TUESDAY— OCTOBER 31
"Three Russian Girls”
Anna STEN Kent SMITH
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WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1-2
"The Gang’s All Here”
IN TECHNICOLOR
Ali. e FAYE Phil BAKER
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Benny Goodman and His Orchestra
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F0R.....
Electrical Wiring,
Electrical Supplies—
Glass Light Fixtures
See W. L. Allen,
Burnsville, N. C.
FOR SALE: Baby Car
riage. Good as new. See
J. R. Bailey.
LOST: On Highway be
tween Celo, N. C. and
Asheville, Oct. 2. Rifle
-25-20 Winchester Carbine,
Model 1892. shoulder strap.
Reward. Write Rev. E. J.
Hull, Rt. 2 Burnsville.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF YANCEY
Having qualified as Administra
tor of the Estate of Berry Wyatt,
. deceased, late of Yancey County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against!
the Estate of said deceased to 'ex
hibit them to the undersigned at
Micaville, N. C., on or before the
7th day of October, 1945. or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
Estate will please make immediate:
payment.
This the 7th day of Oct. 1944 !
Bert Wyatt, Administrator of
the Estate of Berry Wyatt, de
ceased.
Oct. 12, 19, 26. Nov. 2, 9 16 1944
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
In The Superior Court Os
YANCEY COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA
Special Proceeding Before the
Clerk
Ralph Silver, Administrator of
A. P. Young, deceased, -
Plaintiff
va.
Fred Young and wife, Mira Young
Champ Ray and wife, Grace Ray
Flaude Wilson and husband, Wal- 1
tr Wilson. Tee Young and hus-j
ad, Locke Young, Ola Mae!
Young and husband, Clyde Young |
Gertrude Ray, Brantley Ray and!
*ife, Cora. Ray, Lyda Ray, Islean!
Ray, Fred Ray, J. Bis Ray und
wife, Mira Lee Ray,
Defendants
The defendants, Brantley Ray
and Fred Ray, will take notice
that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Super
ior Court of Yancey County, Nor
th Carolina, for the purpose of
selling lands in which said defend
ants have an interest, by the ad
. ministrator of A. P Young, de
ceased, to make assets with whicn
to pay debts against said estate;
hnd the said defendants will fur
ther take notice that they are re
quired to appear at the office of
the Clerk of Superior Court of
■•id County in the Courthouse in
Burnsville, North Carolina, within
days after the 3rd day of
November, 1944, and answer or
demur to the complaint in said |
•ction, or the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief de
manded in said complaint.
This the sth day of Oct. 1944.
Fred Proffitt, Clerk -Superior
Court, yancey Counts, 'North Car-;
olina.
Get. 12, 19, 26, Nov. 2nd 1944
You Suffer Distress From^t
FEMALE
WEAKNESS
With Its Cranky, Nervous Feelings
I If at such times you suffer from
[ I cramps, backache, headache, weak,
I nervous, blue feelings—due to func
. I I‘onal ir. nthly disturbances —
Start at once—try Lydia E. Plnk
i ham s Vegetable Compound to relieve
such symptoms. It's famous not only
, to help relieve monthly pain but
also accompanying tired, nervous
feelings of this nature. This Is be
cause of its soothing effect on jonx
or WOMAN'S MOST IMPORTANT ORGANS.
' Taken r Pinkham’s Com
pound helps build up resistance
against such symptoms. Follow
label directional Worth trying / •
LYDI.I E. PINKHAM’S compound
v
ifurniture;
i
FOR Beds, Springs, Dress
ers, New Mattresses. Also
have one practically new
»Laundry Heater with wa
! ter Jacket. See Holleman
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Furniture in Nu-Wray
Garage.
LOST: Gas Book and
Stamps for Non-Highway
motor. If found notify
Latt Edwards, Burnsville
Rt. I.
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WANTED: To Buy all
types of used Radios in!
any condition. Highest
Cash Prices Paid.
Elliott Radio Service
FOR SALE: Several Farms
and Tracts of Land. Also
The Uncle Levi Buckner
House and lot in Burns
ville. See E. L. Briggs
Owner.
FEEL PEPPY!
jm * | RELIEVE THAT AWFUL
m /BACKACHE
iH / hUV tOr About AND EXSOSUAf
fl Fool lik# (tapping out
again by reliaving that
backache (due to fe
tigue and jexpoaura).
rub on loma
En-ar-co and inetantly
4 W m R begin* its four-fold
M J work of helping aoothe
mJF that back. Pleatant.
f * 60c and $1 at your dru*-
A glet Caution: Uee only
ru m •• aa dirociod. National
tH-HK-CO Remedy Co., N. Y. C.
BURNSVILLE—
“So They Say”
The weather: Unbelieva
le! Webster was right about
the "time for Indian Sum
mer—at least this year it
seelris as if it will last on
into'November. . . . We’ve
heard a number of people
remembering the big snow
we had on Oct. 23 some 20
years ago. v . . Sign of the
times: Mary Alice Westall’s
Jack-O-Lantem gr i nning
out the window at the pass-!
ers by . . . We’ll take our
hurricanes second hand ev
ery time Vivid account
from our Jacksonville cor
respondent of the most re
cent one. . , .New son: the
Frank Englishs up in Flint,
Mich, . . and Juanita Mas
ters and young daughter
are now at home. . . Folks
very happy that the Bar
! hers will be here for anoth
•er year . . Grace K. Hub
; bard (Sr.- off to California
!to spend winter with Vir
ginia there. . . Lucky: Bill
Banks whose entire cadet
class in San Antonio was
given leave for few days. .
, Riley King out again to vis
it friends and enjoy fine
; weather. Heard that John
i was coming home from Pa
cific area, and that helped
| a heap. . . Bill Fouts home
for few days from Marine
unit at Chapel Hill. Reports
back for assignment to
duty at Marine Base. . . .
Herrick Peterson and room
mate, members of N ROT)
C at Duke, here also. . J
Much picture making this;
week. Photographers were:
here at the Nu-Wray and
the youngsters in particu-j
lar “watched the birdie”. . .1
Then Bill Sharpe, director
of state publicity depart-j
ment, and John G. Hemmei*
photographer, were her?
gathering material for post
war booklet about N. C.i
Among- other attractions,!
the Parkway will be featur- 1
ed and they went over tto
get pictures, etc. We won’t'
tell who Burnsville;
folks are who posed in some
of the shots but we’ll be
waiting eagerly to see the
results. . . . Mail ALL!
Christmas packages by j
Dec. 1! That’s the latest!
word we have, so it’s time:
to get busy on that list. . .
War Fund drive reports
are encouraging! One per- 1
son we know expressed it f
this way: Our county quo
ta is like the proverbial,
drop in the bucket, and all
the things the War Fund
takes care of would go on
anyway. If we did not give,
however, the aid to mem
bers of our own fighting
forces and our allies would
be curtailed a little. The|
greatest loss though, would j*
be to ourselves—that we'
did not share in this great
undertaking. “It is more :
blessed to give than to re
ceive” holds true in this I:
also, and we should not for-;
{ TO-THK VOTERS OF YANCEY COUNTY
I have been nominate! as a Candidate
I for Register of Deeds of Ymcey County on
1 the Democratic ticket in tie General Elec
\ tion to be held November!?, 1944.
Because of the dimulties of travel
: existing at the present tiie I shall not be
; able to tour the county aid meet as many
• of the voters and their fanilies personally
i as I would like. Howevi*. I solicit your
{ support in the General flection of Nov
• ember 7,1944, and if elect'd I pledge my
j self to serve you faithfiiy and perform
; the duties of the office aaprovided by law.
\ The office shall he kept men during busi-
I ness hours and you will fe promptly and
i courteously accomodated.
j YATES IENNETT
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PERSONALS
Dick student at
. Berea College, came home
; Wednesday for a short va
. cation between quarters.
; Mr. and Mrs. Willard
i Fox of- Baltimore came
> down for a short visit with
s relatives.
’ Jeanette Edwards and
• Velma Brown are employed
at, the Tri-County News
i Office in Spruce Pine.
j To keep the tops of
| Uankets and quilts clean,
bind the edges with pieces
of cheesecloth about six
teen inches wide. These can
be tinted to match the
blanket and are easily re
moved when soiled.
Let the alarm clock work
for you. An alarm clock
can and should be used for
many purposes other than
waking one up in the morn
ing. When cleaning or wor
king upstairs or in a room
where there is no clock, let
the alarm clock call you any
ime you wish in order to
start f .nieal; or let it an
nounce the time for a fav
orite radio program. When
gardening, set the clock and
let it call you to lunch.
! Af.er painting kitchen
woodwork, it is a good idea
to rub wax on the places
which will be used most,
i The wax v will protect the
! paint, ‘from both spotting
| and washing and can be
renewed when worn off far
more easily than the paint.
Forest, Bonds Linked
Products from the great
natural resources of our
forests will help pay off
matured War Bonds. t Pre
vention of forest fires is a
protection of the stake in
America represented by
the country’s woodlands.
1 T—
FCR PROMPT TAXI
SERVICE CALL
JOHN A. COOPER
| Phone 42
Burnsville, N. C.
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; Call 16 for prompt TAXI
j Senice at all times.
Cecil Higgins
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Toil Mclntosh taxis i
Many Years of Reliable
! Serice. ;
| Day Phone 42
Night Phone 412
Burnsville, N. C.
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FOR SALE: Small country
plact, 1 mile from Square
'*Nicds room house, V/ 2
acre land, orchard.
SesW. W. Hennessee.
T
get tlat it is a privilege to
sharefwith those less fortu
nate tian we are.
WAR BONDS]
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Signal Corps Photo
Exhausted from the strain at
battle, this soldier of the Fifth Army
drops on a roadside in Italy and
falls asleep. This man has battle
fatigue. You cannot afford to have
1 War Bond Luying fatigue. This sol
dier has done his duty in helping to
liberate another town. Have you
done your duty in backing him up
with War Bonds? Buy aa extra Bond
today. ( S. Treasury Department
WAR BONDS I
Signal Cor pi Photo
This scene looks peaceful. How
ever, on the back of thl* ox is
laden mumlions for our fighting
I forces on a Pacific island. Your War
Bonds are in action everywhere and
under strange conditions. You can
be sure your War Bonds do a full
day's work. Step up -your payroll
savings. Buy in extra War Bond
today. t\ -S'. Treasury Defai Iment
• Gall Bladder
Sufferers Told to Avoid
[CONSTIPATION
Try Not Water and Knischen Salts
Before Breakfast for 5 Days
In a glass of hot water put one tea
epoonful of Knuchen Salts and drink
about half an hour before breakfast.
16 to 20 minutes later follow with
your usual breakfast cup of hot coffee
I or tea. Usually within an hour you
get prompt and effective relief and
Should begin to feel bright and re
freshed again. Be sure to follow the
elmple easy directions.
Now keep this up for 6 straight
days—just see If you too don t dls- ,
: cover why thousands have found hot
1 water and Kruschen Salts so bene
ficial la relieving that -dull" con
stipated "out-of-sorts” headachy feel
ing Get Kruschen Salts today—all
drug stores.
Over 249 million bottles sold In the
past too year*—lt mast be good.
FOR SALE: Corn Mill in
good condition . See Bar
ganhous.
PRECINCT & COUNTY WIDE
DEMOCRATIC RALLIES
Thje Democratic Candidate for the North Carolina
General Assembly and the Democratic Candidates for
the various County Offices will be at the following
placesTn Yancey County and at the time indicated:
HORTON HILT. SCHOOL, Thursday, OcL 26. at 8 P. M.
BALD CREEK HIGH SCHOOL, Sat. Oct. 28, at 8 P. M.
Hon. Clarence O. Ridings, Speaker
COUNTY WIDE RALLY
BURNSVILI E COURTHOUSE, Friday, Nov. 3, BP. M I:
- Hon. Clyde R. Hoey, Speaker.
Come Out To SEE and Hear the Democratic Candidates
(Paid Political Ad)/ 1
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ANNOUNCEMENT
TO THE VOTERS OF YANCEY COUNTY
This is to announce that I am the Re
publican Candidate for re-elebtion to the
office of Register of Deeds in the coming
Election.
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I am deeply interested in the welfare
of this our great Mountain County, I be
lieve in helping as best I can in anything
that is worthwhile and for the upbuilding
of our people and County.
During the past four years I have had]
the pleasure of serving and meeting many]
of our fine people, that I did not know be
fore I became your Register of Deeds.
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I wish it were possible for me to
| come to your house to see each one but
| due to War conditions, we can’t travel
| very nuieli, so I take this opportunity to
] thank you for your past help and to state
■ that your vote and help will be greatly ap
preciated.
My only promises are to run the office
effeciently as 1 can and to treat EV
ERYONE as courteously as possible.
Sincerely,
EARL C. WILSON
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! TO THE VOTERS OF YANCEY COUNTYi
jj I j
I am a Candidate for the office of •"
\ Chairman of the Hoard of County Commis- j
j sioners in the Nov. Election on the Repub-!
j lican ticket. 1 will appreciate tjie support
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{ of my Democratic friends as well as mem- i
j bers of my own party. If elected to this
j office I shall perform every duty of this
1 office to the very best of my ability.
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P. M. RANKS.
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TO THE VOTERS OF YANCEY COUNTY
, lam a Candidate for the House of Re
presentatives and I will appreciate your
support on November 7th, and if elected
will serve you to the very best of my ability.
Wm. I. PARNELL. A
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1944