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LOOS WANTED: Chestnut oak
or white oak logs, 14, 16 and 18 (
ft. long. Good price* paid for
good dean logs. BANKS AND
PATTON LUMBER COMPANT,
Phono 166 or 962. c-un
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DR. W. L. BELL, D. C.
11 Walnut St.
SPRUCE PINE, N.C.
* Hoars:
9 a. m. to 12 noon Mon. thru Sat.
2 to 6 p. in. Mon., Tues., Wed., Frl.
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COAI,
nnoA KEROSENE
1 LuuU FUEL OIL
OIL -- Tanks
STANLEY BAILEY
FUEL CO. .
PHONE 24
WANTED
MONUMENT SALESMAN
WHITE MONUMENT WORKS
Box 8174
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
C-S2O
‘Male & FVmale Help' Wanted:
Pleasant money making oppor
tunity for man or wdman to call
tin farm families in Yancey
County. Full or p&rt time. Year
round. No experience or capital
required. Write McNESS COM
PANY, Dept. C., Candler Bldg.,
Baltimore 2, Md. p-S6
VETERANS—
Don’t Miss This Chance.
.<6170 Down—VA I oan, $53 per
month including interest, 3 bed
room modern home, full base
ment, with garage, furnace.
Don’t delay. Roberts & Johnson
Lumber Co., Phone 14 c2t
, CARROLL ANGEL
YOUTH CENTRE
Office Phone 276 Home 244
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llationwide
Mutual Insurance Co.
\ M# / Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Life Insurance Co.
I PRESCRIPTIONS
We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions,
Bring us Your Prescriptions
And Save
POLLARD’S DRUG STORE
FOR Floor Sanding, Finishing
Painting, tile laying, by the
hour or contract. See Edd
Dale, Burnsville, N. C. Phone
1742 un
CARPENTER & SMITH
DRILLING COMPANY V
Water Well-Drilling Contractors
NEWLAND, N. C.
Mar. 31
KEYS MADE WHILE YOU
WAIT.
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE
STORE c-un
*FOR QUICK SALE
AND MORE MONEY
LIST YOUR REAL
ESTATE WITH US—
BRIGGS & MOODY
PHONE 46
FOR RENT: 5 room apartment
with bath. Kitchen wired for el
ectric stove. Located on Summit
Street. Contact IL E. Duncan on
Pensacola Rd. c-un
NOW FOR THE SAME
PRICE AS REGULAR SIZE
BIG BEAUTIFUL
JUMBO
PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTS
Deckle Edge Prints
, ANY 8 EXPOSURE ROLL
DEVELOPED PRINTED
35c
POLLARD’S DRUG STORE
Insurance Questions or
Problems?
Contact us for FREE advice.
ROBERTS INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone !170
FOR . . .
DITCH DIGGING
»- SEPTIC TANK BUILDING
SAND& GRAVEL HAULING
P have acquired a new diesel
powered digger that can han
dle bigger jobs and do the
smaller jobs faster.
SEE FRANK COOPER
Phone 1251
Burnsville, N. C.
q—C a n you tell me how ( the record high cost of living index published
recently afreets farmers?
A—An analysis of the figures would seem to indicate that items the farm
er buys from other industries were increased, and' items he would
buy from other farmers were down in price. Here are examples: As
! of July, 1956, Farm interest rate on debt was up 57%; building.and
fencing, up 8%; Building materials up 6Vi%; Autos and supplies Up
, 6%; Household supplies up 6%;;clothing up 4%%; Taxes, per acre,
tap 29%; Household furnishings,(down Ms%; fertilizer down 4%; seed
down 12%%; Feed, down 15% livestock, down 34%; food and to
bacco, no change. \ *
q My father died in military service..l am eligible for training under
1 the new education program for children of deceased veterans. May
I take on-the-job training?
A—No. The law prohibits on-the-job training. It must be taken in the
classroom. .1
Q—Was there a law passed In the 84th Congress which will permit vet
erans of World War n and post-Korean veterans to reinstate their
lapsed 5-year term G.I) insurance? '
A Yes? Applying to those who failed to pay either or both of their last
two monthly premiums. Veterans administration will notify you if
yau are eligible under tne law. They are now checking their records.
Q —When is national transportation week?
A—October 22 to 28, 1956 will be observed as National Transportation
week. I
Q—Who coined the word “Americanize” and how was It first used?
A—John Jay. Governor of New York in 1797 in a letter to Qol. John Trum
; Bulk-wrote “I wish to see our people more Americanized, if I may
% use that expression. Until we feel and act as an independent nation,
we shall always suffer foreign intrigue."
Smooth and palatable
and packed with
energy, t 00...
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Sell all the milk your cows produce. None is needed for j
calves after the first three days. Extra fat and energy are
\ supplied by Calogen, Swift’s new energy ingredient that
delivers 2 times as much energy as grain. Now more nu-
I trients can be used for growth, sparked by antibiotics,
!<* vitamins, lactose, dextrose and choice grades of proteins.
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CaH-terla ,
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. *1.25 4
fwhen you purchase
one pail of v
Swift's Calf Nursing
Formula
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One 25-lb. Pail
Will Feed &° r
Calf fOP-hMjm
Howell’s Feed & Seed Co.
GREEN MOUNTAIN, N. C.
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THE YANCEY RECOUP
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CALF
NURSING
FORMULA
One bag is enough for one calf.
Come in today for your order of
V Swift’s Calf Nursing Formula.
/HP and LIVE
TS f O Copyright 1939,
Waft Dttnay Production*
FOR SALE
74 acres real nice River farm, on
Chucky river in ~ Washington
County, Tenn. This farm has 35
acres very rich bottom land, the
balance is upland, good new
buildings on the Highway, for
quick sale $26500. This farm will
carry a loan of from SI2OOO to
SI4OOO. This farm has not been on
the market for a long time own
er leaving for the West.
100 acres real good River, farm,
about 68 acres river bottom, two
sets of buildings, Highway runs
through the farm, this farm could
be divided with two men that
wants to work, this farm is worth
near S4OOOO, but just now I can
sell it some cheaper, owner nit
able to carry on as it should be,
can arrange good terms on this
farm. 1 ■ /
68 acres real good upland in fine
state, a nice good new house and
a fine barn, on good hard top
road, water on both sides of the
farm, $25000. This would make
a real Dairy farm.
64 acres good almost level farm,
a nice new barn, a small house.
Spring and a large pond, well
fenced and ready to go $16500.
Can get terms on part. *’■
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31 acres small farm, 5 room house!
small barn, nice fruit trees, .6
tobacco base, S7OOO. Give the own
ers share of the crops for quick
sale.
24 acres, good six room house,
large barn, other outbuildings, all
for -7000. Terms cap he
on part.
20 acres good laying land, .5 to
bacco base, good 5 room house, a
good barn, for quick sale will let
it go for $6500. Termn on half of it
6% acres, good house with bath,
one mile out on Highway, some
fruit $6500.
8 room house with two baths, on
good street S7OOO. Terms can be
arranged on part of it. Some oth
er houses and some nice lots, see
us for fair treatment.
J. T. E. Williams, Jonesboro, Tenn.
Sam H. Purcell, Salesman, ph. 5162
TOWN OF BURNSVILLE
6ALE OF DELINQUENT
TAXES FOR 1955
NOftTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
As provided by law, and pur
suant to authority contained in a
resolution duly adopted by the
Board of Commissioners for the
Town of Burnsville, default hav
ing been made in payment of the
taxes hereinafter listed, I will
offer for sale at public outcry at
the court house door in Burnsville
on the ,20th day of September, 1956
at 10 A. M., the property hereinaf
ter described by reason of non
payment of 1955 tax due the Town
of Burnsville.
This the 29th day of Aug. 1956.
(Mrs.) Victoria L. King
Tax Collector Town of Burnsville
Name Amount of Tax
Cecil Angel $31.50
P. B. Angel 6.75
J. R. Bailey 41.40
Dewey Lee Baker 10.46
D. N. Boone 152.10
W. K. Boone 17.89
Philip Branch 16.88
John A. Cooper 96.19
Earl Deyton 22.50
William M. Gladden 38.92
Sam J. Huskins 90.23
Zenus Metcalf 43.88
Byrd Metcalf 11.03
Harry McCrackin 13.50
Solon Mclntosh 12.04
J. C. Mclntosh 68.96
Mrs. E. C. Mclntosh 32.29
Ransom Pate 14.51
Carl Penland 35.89
J. H. Peterson 28.35
Weixie Riddle, Jr. 59.62
Bis Robinson 67.73
Leßoy Sacra 66.71
Gaston Shepherd 24.86
Claude Silver 40.16
Howard W. Simpson
Elwood SmUh 64.46
Chester Southern 21.49
Mrs. Bertha Thompson 155411
Floyd Wheeler 9.00
Paul Wilson 5.63
J. H. WUson Ml
John G. -Wilson 56.93
Lewis Henson . 5.06
Willie J. Henson 4.50
Riverside Drive-In
THEATRE
ON ASHEVILLE HIGHWAY 19-E
BURNSVILLE, N. C.
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THURSDAY FRIDAY SEPT. 13th £ 14th
“Susan Slept Here”
IN TECHNICOLOR"
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DICK POWELL DEBBIE REYNOLDS
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SATURDAY SEPT. 15th
“Canyon Crossroads”
With -
RICHARD BASEIIART PHYLLIS KIRK
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SUNDAY MONDAY SEPT. 16th A 17th
“Slightly Scarlet” .
IN TECHNICOLOR
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JOHN PAYNE ARLENE DAHL
TUESDAY— WEDNESDAY SEPT. 18th & 19th
“TARGET ZERO”
FIRST RUN
With
RICHARD CONTE - ■ PEGGY CASTLE
SHOW BEGINS AT DUSK SUNDAY NIGHTS 8:00 P. M.
ADMIISSION ADULTS 50c CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE
FOR SALE: 1956 Ford Fairlane—
sßoo. Less than original price.
Mileage only 5000 miles. Contact
Mary Cummings, Pensacola, N.
C., Cattail Creek. c-un
THREE PIECE
BATH OUTFIT
5 ft Cast Iron Recess Tub . Large 20 x 17 Lavatory, Close Coupled
Toilet, Complete with All Brass Necessary for Installation, Consist
ing of: Tub Filler, Trip Lever, Faucets, P. O. Plug, Supplies, Seat,
Screws, and Tank Supply ’
ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATERS '
Double Element, Double Thermostat, Fiberglass Insulated, 5 Y«r
Guarantee ,
30 Gal. Hound
: •*•• $45.00
42 Gal. Round ,
55 Gal. Round , < _
82 Gal, Round W . W
42 Gal. Table Top
ELECTRIC PORTABLE HEATERS
Ctan, Quick, Space Saving Heat 240-Volt with Built-In ThermoMM
Guaranteed v
u. L. Approved
2000 Watt
3000 Watt '
4000 Watt
ELECTRIC WALL HEATERS
240-Volt with Built-In Thermostat
Guaranteed
U. L. Approved
1000 Watt
1500 Watt
2000 Watt
. 32.16
2600 Watt
3000 Watt
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THORP & CO.
»1111.,a and Eln, Sf. Ph ., M lm
JOHNSON CITY, TENN.
Established 1902
THURSDAY, SEP*. IS 1956
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FOR SALE: 1 Coal stove, X Duo*
therm Oil Stove, with warm air
circulator, 1 Oak Desk, double
pedestal, good condition, 2
small desks. If interested, tall
No. 6