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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
Phone 347S

otherwise might take quite time
to get from some distant center.
They are familiar with their line
of business and by experience have
learned the features that are con-
ducive to success. During the time
they have been in business they are
therefore able to offer the people
the very best quality and the most
accommodating service.
They only buy and sell jewelry,
guns, rifles cameras, clothing and
the regular pawn shop line Con the
order of a pawn shop except they
do not loan money, they only buy
and SELL
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
Cameo School of Beauty Culture-Zanesve, Ohio

Cameo School of Beauty Culture,
41212 Main street, GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
phone 1927, conducts the leading
school for beauty culture in this
section, whose diplomas are recog-
nized over the country. Head
quarters for many ladies for beauty
culture.
The management, foreseeing the
trend of the times, decided to offer
a most comprehensive service and
established an institution that was
in class by itself by arranging to
offer service that is very scientific,
stylish and modern.
They have fitted the school ac-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
Victory GAINESVILLE, Ohio.

Victory Shop, SOB Main street,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, phone 3478, offers
an excellent service. Their prices
are always right under very able
management.
There is no one firm that has done
more for this section. They carry
large stock of practically everything
in this line. The experience of the
management has enabled them to
offer the very best grade of stock
and this enables them to give the
trade a service that has no superior
1t is very convenient to the people
of this section of the state as they
can go here and get supplies which
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
Phone 1421

operating beauty ESTABLISHMENTS
over the country and are very sue
cessful. The school gives young
ladies an excellent opportunity to
enter upon a work that is highly
remunerative and very popular to-
day.
In this review we are glad to COM
pliment the Cameo School of Beauty
Culture on the position it's enjoys in
the business world and to call the
attention of the public to their ever
growing fame which has spread to
all parts of the country as it has
patrons who come to the city es-
pecially for the work from all sec
tionS.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
GAINESVILLE, o.

over with this we'll known electrical
contractor.
You may save yourself worry
about such as these by simply con-
sulting this man. 1t is the business of
this electrical contractor to study
such problems. By his skill, by his
satisfactory service, by his fairness
in dealing with the public he has
earned for himself a reputation
which has travelled all over this sec
ton of the state In making homes
more liveable Johnston Electrical
Co., 2027 Myrtle Ave, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, Wiring, Lighting, Fixture, is
a real asset to his community.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
Phone 6791

touch so necessary to successful
beauty operations.
They wave your hair as best suits
the contour of your face, your type,
and personality or give you the style
that fits.
This up-to-date beauty shop is a
most valued asset the community.
Not many communities can boast of
such an exceptional metropolitan
service and in this business review
we wish to congratulate them upon
the attractiveness of their service.
Modern Permanents" of all types
are available.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
Dale J. Abbott Motor CO.-Cambridge Ohio Phone 1886

Dale j. Abbott Motor Co., at 734
Brown street, phone 1885, Cam
bridge, Ohio, WHY'S Jeep-Sales &
Service, has continually merited the
position they have acquired as being
one of the leading establishments of
this part of the state.
A progressive firm under able
management meriting the liberal
support of the people of this section.
To be merely rendering an aver
age service is an average establish
ment is all we'll and good. But to
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09

people are dolng.
We desire to refer Shedlock Home
Appliances, 140 South End street,
Byesville, Ohio phone 6241, to all
our readers as one that meets the
demands of the day, no matter what
they may be in their lines and to
say that the reputation of the past
has been maintained and to refer
them to all our readers.
Crosley, Shelvador, Coolerator re-
frigerators, Cordaire automatic gas
space heaters, Duo-therm and
Quicker fuel oil heaters, Crosley
grand and L & H gas and electric
cooking ranges, RCA, Crosley and
Bendix radios, ABC and Blackstone
washers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09


This establishment eerly realized
the condition of the day and see
ing a splendid opportunity to be of
great service to the ladies of the
country and at the same time build
business secured the sales and
service for many of the leading
manufacturers of household fixtures
and thus is in a position to furnish
anything and everything in the way
of the modernization of the home
from an electrical standpoint.
Go in and let them demonstrate
this wonderful radio and you will
enjoy the same entertainment at a
small cost that thousands of other
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09

life of city but in the social field
as we'll. In fact it has a hundred
and one uses for which, as a con-
venience, it could not be replaced
today. 1t has become so strongly
allied with our hurried commercial
and social life that people wonder
how they used to get along without
its instantaneous service.
Their cabs are driven by men
who are veterans at the wheel and
dexterous in heavy traffic. They
are selected only after thorough
test as to judgment and experience.
They are under strict orders as re-
CARDS speed and bad weather condi-
tions, They are instructed to exer-
else the same care in handling pas
sengers as is the rule while at the
wheel.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
Black Garage 1911 Central Ave. GAINESVILLE, Ohio

Black Garage, ~107l Central ave-,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, feature a complete
automobile service, making their es-
tablishment The Repair Shop of
Good Service in this section of the
state.
This garage is conveniently loc-
ated and commodious enough to
look after the local patrons and the
travelling public in the way of serv-
ice.
In the repair department they
have in charge able and efficient
workmen and being backed by vast
facilities, which enable them to re-
build, replace or repair any auto
mobile, no matter what the trouble
may be, in a most satisfactory man
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
South GAINESVILLE. Ohio

toners are urged to use the tele-
phone when they find it more con-
venient.
In making this review we are glad
to compliment Rodgers Auto Wreck
ing, LaSalle street, South GAINESVILLE,
phone 265, as one that is adding to
the conservation progress of the
community and turning to practical
use much material that would other
wise be considered waste.
New, used and rebuilt parts, fac
tory rebuilt motors for Ford, Chew
rolet, Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth
news motors for Ford, Dodge and
Chevrolet. Factory patterns to cut
auto glass for all makes of cars. AL
grades of glass now available.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09

be able to give a service that is just
a little in advance of others in an
establishment that has become a
feature of the mercantile life of the
community; that is indeed something
we'll worth while. And that is just
exactly the case with this we'll
known concern.
First, they insist that their service
be dependable You know that you
are going to get value received and
courteous treatment when you trade
here because past experience has
taught you that they are personally
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
Ohio

them fairly. So on your next trip
to Byesville or while doing your
shopping, don't forget there are
many appliances at Byesville Elec-
trical Appliance Co. for you to select
from.
Globe milking machine, the Globe
grand champion mixer, Just plug
in and milk, Philo radios, Strom-
berg radios, Philo deepfreezers,
philco refrigerators, Hoover sweep
ers, International oil heaters, cleo
trio cooking ranges. We do contract
electrical house wiring. Complete
line of household appliances.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
Phone 1886

for carrying the funeral arrange
ments to their termination.
In making this review we are glad
to compliment Baker Funeral Home
upon this very modern service and
to call to the attention of the public
the prominent position they occupy
in the business and professional
world because of the fact they keep
up with the ever changing times and
have one of the most complete es-
adjustments in this section.
Air ambulance and mortuary
service. Five place Cessna which is
piloted by Eugene Cole, licensed for
both commercial and instrumental
flying. Service offered in the United
States and Canada.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09

The service of this store is fea-
ture of the business. The statesmen
are thoroughly familiar with the
bearings of all cars, trucks, and
tractors and stand ready and will
ing to give expert information. Then
when you purchase you get practic-
ally instant delivery. They pay spec
ial attention to phone orders and
transact quite business by parcel
post both by telephone and mail.
The goods are securely packed and
labeled very plainly so that you are
sure to receive the shipment.
Such is the policy of this estab-
lishment and it has brought them
business from every point of the
compass. Both old and new Gus
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
This is all paid advertisement


Willscreek, Delayed-We are now
having some nice weather and corn
is beginning to ripen. We have pros
poets for a good corn crop if the
frosts don't come too soon.
Fish have began to bite again.
jess Beam of Clarington caught 43
pounds of catfish last Friday. Two
of them weighed 20 pounds.
sylvia Leach who has been in a
Cambridge hospital for the past
week is now home and getting along
nicely. a.
Leslie Eagon, wife and mother,
were here last Saturday.
Leslie is an old pupil of the
writer. was glad to see him, since
hadn't seen him for over % years.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
Manhattan GriII-Cambridge, Ohio.
Phone BASIL

just the place that makes for real
enjoyment. One need not be afraid
to take ones most cherished friend
or family here. The manager is will
and favorably known in this town
and section.
In making this review of the busi-
ness of this vicinity and noting the
spirit of the times, we see that the
management of this cafe is in strict
accord with the trend of the day and
we want to suggest to our readers
that they will find a visit to this
establishment well worth their
while.
Famous for home cooked meals.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09

interested in you and your trade.
Next, they leave nothing undone in
their effort to provide for you the
very best that can be had for the
money.
Thus you are afforded the depend
ability of trading with home people
whom you know and who know you
and at the same time you have your
choice from a metropolitan stock
and are served in the most efficient
and modern manner when you want
a car, pickup truck, tractor or
power unit.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09

ner.
1t can be readily seen, that this
garage is important to the automo-
bile world of this section and adds
materially to the advantage of
every owner of an automobile. The
fact that visitors and local patrons
can get real service at this up-to-
date installation instillS in the mind
of the automobilist confidence in the
fact that all his troubles can be
taken care in a Most Workmanlike
Manner" for this is one of the best
equipped auto services in this sec
ton.
Specialize in brake service, carbu-
retors, electrical work and gener-
ators and ignition.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
Ace Welding ShOp-Zanesville, Ohio

This modern concern has game,
a large patronage not only at home
but throughout the surrounding
territory on account of the very
complete and fully guaranteed serv-
ice they render.
They have the most complete
equipment and thus are prepared
for the most accurate and intricate
work, including the repairing of ma
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09

lchinery as well as other forms of
welding of all metals.
Ace Welding Shop, rear 722 Main
street, GAINESVILLE, Ohio, phone 1848,
are experts in repairing anything in
the way of broken parts 1t makes
no difference how little or how large
they be, this firm can handle the
job and complete it in a way that
you will remember them next time
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09
Phone 1S4S

you have anything in this line.
In making this annual business
review of the onward progress of
our community we are pleased to
be able to commend this business on
the efficiency of the plant to direct
our readers here when in need of
the best of their line.
Marion hoists and dump bodies
sales and service.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-09

This IS all paid advertisement
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
State College Virtually Extends
Campus To Boun daries OF State

alton, now are striving to increase
their education along both practi-
cal and cultural lines even after
they have been awarded the cove
ted sheepskin, the dynamite Exten-
sion CHIEF averred.
He said he noted a sharp swing
toward adult education since he
became a member of the insti-
tution's faculty on March l, 1926.
People," he said, "are eager to
advance in both their professional
and social relations today-a char
acteristic trait Of Americans-but
judging from my experiences of
more than 20 years in extension
classes, correspondence courses,
and short courses our people are
more anxious to improve them
selves Intellectually than ever be-
FORE"
An expanded program has been
outlined. for the Division in the
coming months and years, and its
facilities will be broadened. to
serve an additional number of Tar
Heel citizens, thus extending the
services of the college to a greater
number of people.
"And,' Director Ruqgles pre-
dicted, american colleges an
universities haven't even scratched
the surface vet in adult ed11-
cation"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
OYSTER POACHERS
ARE In A STEW
Potomac River Men Stir I'm
Relations Between Mary
land, Virginia

CAMBRIDGE, Md, Feb. 1.-WD
l-Potomach River oyster poachint
today had relations between Mary
land patrol fleet disclose that two
of his craft have fired warning
shots from machint guns at
poacher craft manned by Virgil
mans.
The dispute over the oyster beds
is engaging officials of both states
on all levels.
The issue is the intention of the
Maryland Legislature to .nullify an
agreement of long-standing with
Virginia that Veirginians arrested
by Maryland for illegal dredging
of the oyster beds BIT turned over
to their own state for prosecution,
and wee versa. Maryland claims
that when she turns Virginia viola
tors over to home state authorities
they are seldom punished.
The Poaching Virginians, Mary
landtrs claim, slip out at night in
small boats, dredge up bushels of
oysters hastily and then scoot
home.
Creighton claims the Virginia
patrol craft ignore the law-break-
ers and, in fact, are so slow the
oyster %poachers use them as buoy
marktrs.
Maryland's patrol craft are the
swifest on the Potomac.
Gov. William M. Tuck of Vir-
ginia has appointed three Vir-
ginfans to meet with three Mary
landers to be manned by Gov.
Preston Lane, Jr., of Maryland
to discuss the situation.
Conhidera
Considered significant, say some
observers, is the appointment OF
William D. Williams, a member of
Tuck's- military staff, as one of the
conferets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02

and methods by which it can be
declared. II hope" he said, I'VE
may be helpful in reducing the ap-
palling accident rate in the State"
Ruggles said the need for such
training was emphasized when the
Highway Safety Division an
nounced that 1,020 people were
killed and 1850 people injured in
II, 900 accidents in North Carolina
last year.
"These startling figures in
dicnated that some program is
urgently needed, and we conceived
the idea of aiding industry by sup
plying interested safety engineers
with the research data. and
teaching methods which VT have
accumulated" Ruggles asserted.
Courses have now been planned
on freezer lockers, dairy pro-
duction, dairy manufa curing, gar
dening and other subjects, Schools
will soon open for water works
operators, electric meter men from
public utility companies, retail
lumber and building materials per-
sonnet and other groups.
Greatest number OF people en-
rolled on the campus for short
courses was 348 who studied here
last November, Ruggles said.
Director Ruggles also said a con-
tract has been made with the
Veterans Administration to enable
former servicemen to obtain train
ing through the Extension Division.
Countless scores of veterans, de-
string college training, cannot gain
admission to institutions of higher
learning because of overtaxed faci-
lities and the Extension Division
hopes to aid those persons by pro
viding instruction in basic courses,
the Extension director said. Over
100 have already registered for his
work.
In addition to veterans, many
young men and women. who are
unable to stop their work 70 take
additional training, utilize the cor
respondence courses Of the Exten-
sion Division to acquire special in
struction on subjects in which they
are interested in an effort to
enable them to advance pro-
fessionally, the State College fac
ulty member stated.
THE State College Extension
Division was organized to carry
the practical and cultural advan-
tages of college studies to indivi-
duals who cannot attend classes on
the campus and to groups and
communities which a profit by
the services offered" Ruggles de-
clared!&
Graduates of high schools and
colleges, once content to rest on
their scholastic laurels after gradu-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
WELDING COMPANY
PLANS NEW UNIT
Building To Be Located On
Southwest Corner OF
Chestnut And Water

Plans for the construction of a
modern fireproof building to house
the Cape Fear Welding and Fabri-
eating Company, at an estimated
overall cost of $50, 900 were an
nounced yesterday.
, The company is currently operat-
ing in a building on Princess street
facilities of which will be moved
into the new building. A new
machine shop will supplement the
present facilities Of the company.
The one-story masonry unit
should be completed by the end OF
March J. w. Sandlin and R. j.
Edens, partners said yesterday.
The building will be constructed
on the southwest corner o1 Chestnut
and Water street. The partners are
still awaiting Civilian Production
Administration approval, it was
learned.
Sandlin said the company was
formed a year ago and that per-
sonnet had been selected from
workers with from six to 20 years
experience.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
Johnson Emphasizes
He Will Be Candidate

CHARLOTTE, Feb. 1-(P-The
Charlotte News said today it had
learned that Charles M. Johnston,
state treasurer, in a letter to a
prominent but unidentified Char
lotte resident, said Il want you to
know that I am definitely a candi-
GATE for governor in 1943."
The letter continued: 81 be-
lieve that my service as state
Treasurer, director of the loca.
Government Commission and on
the State Boards of Commissions
Of which I am a member has given
me firsthand knowledge of the
workings of the State Government
and of the problems and needs OF
the people of North Carolina. /
hope you will feel that my expert
ence and training will be of value
to III state in the years ahead"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02

RALEIGH, Feb. 1.-The Exten-
sion Division of N. c. State Col
lege has virtually extended the in
stitution's campus to the bounda-
ries of the State and has reached
rs, 486 North Carolinians during its
22-year history.
Through it's extension classes,
correspondence and short courses,
the Extension Division has been
primarily concerned in imparting
technical and cultural knowledge
for the advancement of the States
agricultural and industrial life.
Demands for its services are in
creasing daily, and the Division
now has attained its highest peak
of usefulness since its formation in
1924, according to Director Edward
w. Ruggles, the Divisions fast
talking chief.
Devoting its energies to a wide
range of programs designed ulti-
mately to lift the standards OF
living in the Tar Heel State the
Division now is offering training
for the promotion of the rural in
dustries work. for veterans edu-
cation, and for technical in
struction in agriculture, engineer
ing, textiles, and teacher edu-
cation.
Approximately 500 students,
mostly business and professional
persons, are now enrolled il State
College extension classes If
Greensboro, Winston = S a lem,
Raleigh, Charlotte, Louisburg,
Burgaw, and Kinston. Glasses in
completed, and others will be
formed in any city in the State
requesting the services.
In cooperation with II other in
situations and agencies interested
in promoting highway safety and
efficient transportation on the
States roads, the Extension Div
ision last week conducted its third
annual motor vehicle fleet super
visors' training course in which 70
safety engineers from various
transportation firms learned funda.
mental information about safe
driving and methods of teaching
their employees to drive safely.
Demonstrations w e r e held, and
some of the nations first-rate ex-
perts in safety education lectured
to the men.
In the group of 70 men. the fol-
lowing number of vehicles and
drivers weere represented: 1858
trucks and tractors, 1,414 buses.
594 passenger-car-type vehicles, II
trackless trolleys,' and 1928
driver.
"I feel that we were successful
in presenting to these supervisors
the need for better highway safety
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
When Kidneys


Are you embarrassed and INCONVENIENCE
BY too frequent elimination during the day
or night? This symptom as well as smarting
Rheumatic Pains and Swollen Ankles may
be due to non-organic and non-systemio
Kidney and Bladder troubles. In such cases
pounded medicine called Cystex usually goes
to work right now helping nature eliminate
irritating excess acids, poisonous wastes and
certain germs which may aggravate your
Cystex may do to bring you joyous help from
the pains and distress due to above mem
toned Kidney and Bladder troubles, get
Cystex from your druggist and give it a fair
lions. Unless completely satisfied and de-
lighted with your rapid improvement, your
money back IT. guaranteed. 50 don't suffer
another day without trying Cystex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
Yugoslaus Will Tax
Private Radio Sets

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Feb.
-lR-The Yugoslav government an
nounced today a tax on all private
ly owned radios, with the proceeds
going to improve the nations
broadcasting stations.
The tax, which varies for radios
Of different types and qualities,
must be paid in advance every
three months.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
Truck Dniuer Dies
As Building Burns

DURHAM, Feb. 1-P-Fire of
unknown origin Quilted a one-story
brick and steel framed garage and
office building near here at 2 a. m.
today and a .19-year-old truck
driver, who was sleeping in the
front part of the building, died in
the blaze.
The building, Miller's trucking
center, was located about one-half
a mile outside of the city limits
on the Hillsboro road. 1t was valued
roughly at $50, 900. The building is
considered a total loss.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
ANONYMOUS GIFT RECEIVED

WINSTON-SALEM, Feb. 1.-B
Anonymous gift of ST., 900 to
equip the urology clinic in new out
patient department of Baptist hoe
pital hire was announced today by
William J. Conrad, Jr., president
of the board
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02

Prewar per capital consumption
of petroleum products in e
United States was 367 gallons a
year, that of England 81 gallons
and of Germany % gallons.