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YANCEY THEATRE'
«■» BUKNSVICLE, N. C. "
FRIDAY—SATURDAY APRIL 27-28
V . Double Feature ,
"3 Little Sisters”
Mary LEE, Ruth TERRY, Cheryl WALKER
'‘Silver Spurs”
Roy ROGERS Smiley BURNETTE
SUNDAY—MONDAY APRIL 29-30
"Summer Storm”
George SANDERS Linda DARNELL
TUESDAY— MAY Ist
'Thank Your Lucky Stars’
GREATEST CAST EVER ON THE SCREEN
WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY MAY 2-3 ~
"The Hairy Ape”,|
William BENDIX Susan HAYWARD
FOR SALE: 50 acres land,
5 room house, good barn
30x30, Concrete can house,
a good smoke house, gar
age, chicken house, Hog
pen. All buildings in good
condition. Concrete walk
and steps at front and kit
chen doors. A nice lawn
fenced in. This property is
on the best graded, gravel
road in North Carolina. In
Yancey county on Toe Riv
er. one mile from the
mouth of Cane River. 200
Boxwoods. Plenty pasture
under good fence. A good
place to Fish. All for
$3000.00 Part terms if
wanted. See W. A. Hughes
•at property, Huntdale.
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WE ARE OFFICIAL O P. A. TIRE INSPECTORS
GET YOUR “FREE” INSPECTION TODAY
CAROLINA TIRE CO.
BURNSVILLE, N. C. SPRUCE PINE, N. C
LOST: One Black and
White Spotted Poland
China Pig, 6 weeks old.
Anyone returning or giv
ing information of said
pig will receive reward.
See C- P. Randolph, Bur
nsville, N. C.
FOR SALE: One house and
lot, 5 rooms and bath, one
barn. See J. L. Biggs or
E. L. Briggs, Burnsville.
FOR SALE: Fine choice
potatoes. Two nice cows.
9 Sewing Machines. A lot
of new bed springs. Cot
ton and Felt plate mat
tresses and almost any
kind of new and used fur
niture. Cash or time. See
L. E. BRIGGS
BURNSVILLE—
“So They Say”
About town: Rain and
very cool and about the|
time you think that it’s
“Blackberry Winter” the
sun comes out and it’s fine.
Perfect base ball weather,
and there seems to be morel
interest in the Great Am-j
erican Game than in a, nom- 1
ber of years. We’ll have to
change words of the song
and say, “They’re neither
too young nor too old”, as
the boys and men are get
ting all set. Mens club nam
ed committee of Holcombe,
Alley and Buckner to get
things going.. . . Glad to see
Arney in Post Offiie (tak
ing Ashton’s plaie> Trena
in bank, Mary Peterson as
clerical assistant in super
intendent of education’s of
fice, and Irene Edwards as
sistant supervisor of FSA. .
Irene Boone Russell and
young Patricia home from
hospital... and Irene Riddle
about ready for the trip to
California to see Stanley.
Charles Radford hom°
| again for short visit, and
says Joe is on the way. . j.
Bob Cheadle over for brief
visit to see folks, and Kif
fen Hennessee also for
short stay. . . . Very inter
ested to hear more of the
plan 8 for opening a medi
cal clinic at the Markle
Building at Higgins. Cer
tainly nothing could be
more needed and of a great
er service to the people of
i that entire section. Plans
| now are for the opening
date to be May 3rd. . .
FOR SALE: Several farms,
houses and lots. Some hun
dred acres timbered land.
Most anything you need in
new and used furniture
New Range stoves. Singer
machines. 3 good 9 piece
dining room suits. Odd
> Buffets and China closets.
Hay at $2.25 per hundred
3 Good Fodder stacks
Young Jersey heifer, will
be second calf. A few Gold
Seal rugs. Will sell for
cash or time or will swap
for other stuff. So see me
when in need of anything
If I haven’t got it I will try
to get it for you.
L. E. Briggs, Phone 445
WAR BONDS 1
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Si :nat Corps Photo
Infantryman on mo iping up op
eration beyond a new Pacific island
beachhead. All that equipment he
carries was purchas i with War
Bund funds, f U *■ treasury Utfartmenl
Will sell Wardrobe trunk or
•
trade for Victrola. Trunk
is in good condition. Write
box 235 or see Mrs. Yates
Bennett in Register of
Deeds Office.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF YANCEY
Having qualified as Administra
tor of the Estate of o!e.s«'e 15
Stamey, deceased, late of Yancey
County, North Carolim, thi* is to
notify all persons having claims
against the Estate of said decaas
ed to exhibit them to the under
signed at Burnsville, N. C., on or
before the 3rd dav of April, 1946,
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of thpir recovery.
All persons indebted to said
Estate will please make immediate
payment.
This the 3rd day of April, 1945,
Henry Stamey, Administrator
of the Estate of Glossi,* B. Stamey,
deceased. —
April 6, 12, 19, 20, Alai 3, 10, 1946
~ THE YANCEY RECORD
MORE ABOUT—
, DR. GILLESPIE
He was both an ordained
minister and a licensed den
tist, and practiced both pro
fessions after he moved to
Yancey county. In May
1875, he was married to
Misg Mollie Dover who died
several years ago.
Surviving are five sons,
E. R. Gillespie of Middle
town, Conn., A. D. and A.
J. Gillespie of Micaville,
W. C. of Burnsville and C.
D of Prices Creek; three
daughters, Mrs. R. E. And-i
er.-on of Asheville, Mrs.!
j Everett Honeycutt of Alex-j
lander and Mrs. George Hall,
of Burnsville; one brother,j
John W Gillespie of Leices
ter, who is now 82 years of
age.
More about—
ASSISTANCE
county agent, who is tji*e
secretary of the advisory
committee in the county.
The agent is in position to
give the veteran reliable!
information regarding the
many problems which he
will face. He can also direct
him to those farmers who
will be able to give him the
most help in making wise
decisions on the problems
as they arise.
“The agricultural advis
ory committees for veter
ans is working closely with
Agricultural Workers
Council in each county and 1
the returning veteran will*
find all of these farm peo
ple and the representatives j
of all agricultural agencies;
in the county most anxious!
to give him all possible as- 1
sistance."
MAmeqican Heroes
. _.
PIERRE, South Dakota, can be proud < f Lt. Robert Pershing
Williams. Decorated with the Navy Cross and the Distinguished
Flying Cross, Lt. Williams, spotting a German sub while piloting a
Navy Torpedo Bomber in the Atlantic, attacked the enemy without
supporting fighter planes. He released four depth charges, all of which
exploded close, sinking the sub and throwing enemy personnel into
the water. For his heroism and extraordinary achievement Lt. Williams
received the Gold Star. War Bonds buy depth charges for such
heroic service. V.S. Treasury Deportment
HARRIS BROTHERS STOVE
AND PLUMBING WORKS
Best Values IN Plumbing & Heating
JOHN EVANS STORE BUILDING
BURNSVILLE, N. C.
We can now furnish, for a limited time, a com
plete bath room outfit, consisting of cast iron tub
on legs, new commode, new lavatory, and all pre
war fittings.
Solid brass chrome plated pre-war shower heads
Grade A, two compartment kitchen sirtks, new
water jackets (Laundry type), guaranteed to 250
lb. pressure, new Range Boilers. --
We have new Cast Iron Coal heaters and cast
Iron wood heaters.
Genuine Maytag factory parts. If your washing
machine has a small type Wringer you can ex
change it for the new balloon typp wringer.
We can rebuild any make Washing Machine,
Gasoline or Electric.
Will pay top Cash Price for old Lawn Mowers
and old Washing Machines regardless of make or
condition.
Sweetens Soil
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It your toil suffering from acid in
digestion?
Alkalize tt with limestone! It “sweet
i ens” the land as it helps phosphates,
1 ‘nitrogen, potysh and other nutrients to
1 do their work of bnilding up the toil.
Improving the soil improves the qual
ity of the food and feed it produces,
according to the War Food Administra
tion. Forage production, for example,
1 was reported to have increased 57 per
cent on a group of West Virginia farms
from the application of limestone and
triple superphosphate. At the same
time, the protein content of the forage!
increased more than 40 percent.
BigfrT and better crops in 1945 call
for making the most of available sup
plies ol limestone. ,
Application of limits one of (He
ter farm practices for which assistance
is available under the agricultural con
servation program administered by the
Agricultural Adjustment Agency.
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WANTED: TIMBER CUT
TERS AND WOODS LA
BORERS. Top going wag
es j.ius hoard in good
camps in Henderson and
Buncombe counties. Write
or see J- A. Putnam, Far
mers Federation. Asheville
(Hiring in compliance with
W. M. C. regulations.)
FOR SALE: Cars. Station
ery Motors, Parts. Body
and Repair work. See Ban
j Bodford in alley behind
I Courthouse and Briggs
Grocery.
WANTED TO BUY OR
RENT: A Piano in good
‘ condition, (’all Record Of
fice or write.
WOOD
STOVE WOOD FOR SALE:
Prompt delivery anywhere
in county See or write
Jess Cooper, Burnsville
N. C. Penland & Ayers
Saw Mill. (Aug.)
FOR SALE: 1 Black Hor
se, 1400 pounds, 6 years
old. See J. R. Bailey.
Anyone who wishes plow
ing done see me. Will have
a tractor and be ready to
start plowing Monday
Morning. Wesley Hanks,
Burnsville, N.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1945
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Burnsville, N. C.
FOR RENT OR SALE:
2.2 acres of land, 4 room
house practically new.
Plenty other • buildings.
Electric lights, water. You
will have to see this prop
erly. Price $1500.00. See or
write George Presnell, Rt.
J, Flag Pond, Tenn. A