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Mr. Link Robinson, 519 Lindsey,
is the most content and satisfied
man in Newport Ky. In fact,
he says there isn't a thing in the
world that can irritate or upset
, him now that he is on the HADACOL
band wagon. If there ever j
was a man who thought HADACOL
is the most wonderful thing
in the world, it is Link Robinson,
since he learned that his system
lacked Vitamins Bi. B* Iron, and
Niacin.
Here is what Mr. Robinson has
to say about HADACOL, which is
now supplying liberal quantities
of these essential elements: "I
have been a steel worker for over
twenty years. When you are a
steel worker, you have to do
plenty of good, hard work, tnd
you need lots of good, substantial
food. But when a stomach is in
as bad a shape as mine was . . .
I couldn't eat, I had gas pains,
stomach bloating and nervousness;
well, I just couldn't eat the
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proper iooas i neeaea. my ouss
tola me about HADACOL and I
started taking it immediately. After
the second bottle I could tell
a definite improvement. Now I
can eat the foods I need to eat
to really be on the job. In fact
I can eat anything I want to. I
am not nervous anymore, either.
Best of all, I haven't got those
terrific gas pains and no more
stomach bloating. HADACOL is
the best ever. I recommend HADACOL
to everyone."
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Bi, Bs, Iron, and Niacin.
. HADACOL is so wonderful because
HADACOL helps build up
the hemoglobin content of your
* blood (when Iron is needed) to
carry these precious Vitamins
and Minerals to every organ, and
very part of your body?to the
heart, liver, kidneys and lungs.
veil to the eyes, hair and nails.
Give remarkable HADACOL a
chance and if you don't feel better
with the first few bottles you
take?-you get your money back.
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Family or Hospital Size, $3.50.
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News
Mrs. Leah Barron of Green's
Creek is receiving treatment.
Mrs. Fannie Stiles of Franklin
remains a patient for treament.
Master David Buchanan, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Burke Buchanan of
Webster, is in for observation.
J. F. Keener of Glenville in for
an operation.
Thomas Frady of Sylva received
an appendectomy Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Allison of Webster is
receiving treatment.
Mrs. Margie Ammons of Sylva
is receiving treatment.
Mrs. Dorcas Brown of Cullo-j
whee is in for an appendectomy.!
Mrs. Merle Cooper of Sylva is
in for an operation.
Mrs. Mary Crawford of Bryson
City is in for treatment.
Mrs. Martha Cogdill of Sylva is
in for an operation.
Little Miss Ann^ttee Grissom
of Whittier is in for treatment..
Mrs. Amy Jones of Sylva is in
for treatment.
j Mrs. Kathleen Lanning of Tuck
aseigee is in ior ireaimeni.
B. R. Morgan of Sylva is in for
treatment.
John Phillips of Cullowhee is in
for treatment.
Lttle Bobby Patton, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Albert Pattion, Qualla,
is in for treatment.
W. H. Sanderson of Waynesville
is in for treatment.
A. M. Wall of Bryson City is in
for treatment,
j BIRTHS
A son was born on August 7
to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Earl Frady.
A daughter was born on August
7 to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cope.
Born to Mr. and Wallace Gray
| of chowchilla, Calif., a son, on
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DOWN THE MAIN DRAG
It is good to be back on the Drag
again. I took a flying trip down!
to Florida for some rest and sun- I
shine. The coolness of the moun- !
tains was quite a relief after a
hot week-end on the beach, j
'Nough said.
Dave Karp pulled a boner Mon-'
day morning. His sales-help were
huddled around the door trying
to gain entrance. Usually at 9:30
the doors are opened. One of the
girls went into the Blue Ribbon
Shoe Shop and called Dave over
the phone. Dave, who apparently
was still in bed, managed to get to
the phone and answered it. "What;
time is it?" asked Dave. He
couldn't believe that it was 9:45. |
By 9:46 Dave was at the front
door of his store still dressing
and sleepy. "My clock stopped
when the power went off," he
tried to explain.
Jack (Sossamon's Furniture
Store) Henson will not be singing
with the quartet anymore. He had'
all his teeth extracted.
Mary Vance (Bon Ton Beauty!
I Shop) Bennett is a busy girl these
days since her husband was called
back to the Navy. Milking 25
cows, setting hair, and tending to
a baby is a full time job, so says
Mary.
Sadie (Modern Beauty Shop) (
O'Kelly spent the week-end in
Addie. She was telling me that she
had a real exciting time there.
One of these days I'll have to go
to Addie and enjoy the sights.
Peggy (Schulman's Dept. Store)
Middleton is the main attraction
in the store. Since Peggy has
has been working for Sol, the j
WCTC campus has taken over the I
place.
While down in Florida last week,
I visited Waukula Springs. I met;
a party there from New Orleans
that had been vacationing in the1
Smokies. They raved about the
mountains, its beauty and cool- j
ness. They mentioned that theyj
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August 6. Mrs. Gray is the former
Miss Phylis Cagle of Cullowhee.
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Other People's Opinion
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global war or not. As for the Russians,
if their delegates insist upon
walking out of the U. N. sessions
when the argument is against ,
them?they should be prohibited ,
to return. .
CARY SNYDER ? I advocate ]
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the old Teddy Roosevelt policy of ,
carrying a Big Stick. This policy ;
of appeasement that we have been
practicing has not been very ef- ,
fective.
"WIMPY" HYATT ? I believe <
we should get the jump on Russia
before she gets it on us. We are i
not fighting North Koreans, we're i
fighting communism. Drop the A- ]
bomb on them, they have been ?
manufacturing them for some reaonn
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OFFICER QUEEN ? The people
had better face the facts. We
are in a war now. We should
mobilize and end this thing even
if it means to bomb Russia.
MACK ADAMS ? We should
launch an all-out war and get it
over with. At the present rate
it will last indefinitely and suffering
will be prolonged.
' JOHNNY REVIS ? We should
throw everything we have in the
the line of armament into the
Korean battle. I, for one, am
ready to go to do my share. /
stayed overnight in Sylva and then;
went to see "Unto These Hills.'* ~
Ed Nicholson has gone to Washington,
D. C. Joe Wallin was telling
me that Ed went to Washington
to advise HST, but I heard
from an unreliable source that Ed j
went to Washington to repair j
Harry Truman's watch.
Jo Ann Moody's sales ability is,
improving. The other day a woman i j
walked in Elsie's to buy a dress. |
Jo Ann sold her two dresses, a
hat, and a new hair do.
June Cowan read where leg
make-up could be made from ink
and lotion so she informed Susie
Barkley of the discovery. Susie |
got some ink and lotion and proceded
to mix the ingredients. This
took place on Saturday night. On!
Sunday morning Susie painted her:
legs with the mixture and behold,
she had a wonderful tan. All went
well until she climbed out her car1
in Gatlinburg,. Much to her sur-l
prise she was displaying two-toned j
legs. Parts of her legs were orange,
others brown, and still other parts
skin color. What Susie wants to
know is, does anyone want a gallon
of leg make-up?
I heard that Zollie Fincannon
went to work on the grave-yard
shift on his wedding night.
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Argura News
Mr. and Mrs. Boone Mathis and
iwo daughters enjoyed the birthday
dinner at Mr. Lee Queen's at
Cowarts on Sunday, honoring Mr.
Queen on his 85th anniversary.
Visitors included Mr. and Mrs.
Verlin Mathis and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Hoy Mathis and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Elden Mathis and family
and Miss Mozell Brown, and Margie
and Avenell Queen.
Mr. and Mrs. Jut Alexander
were the guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Tolvin Alexander on
Sunday.
Miss Thelma Burrell has returned
to her home after spending some
Lime with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Burrell.
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Mrs. Mattie Brown was a guest J. D. Brown, Jr.
of her mother, Mrs. John Queen Mr. Mitchell Moore, Mrs. Lodel*
on Sunday. la Smith and Mr. Rubin Moore,
Mrs. Hess Philips and family, of Greenville, S. C., were weekof
Wolf Mountain, spent the week- end guests of their aunt, Mrs. R.
end with her sister, Mrs. Miles M. Broom.
Mull. Mr. and MiV N. L. Ensley of
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Watson were Sylva are visiting Mrs. Ensley's
the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Ralph Ashe.
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Air Conditioned Silverliners
c Only Thru Service Via Scenic
Highway No Changes En Route
Thru Smoky Mountain National Park^
Daily Between
! BIRMINGHAM and RALEIGH
VIA CHATTANOOGA, SYLVA, ASHE VILLE, and
GREENSBORO
Coaches thru to Raleigh leave Sylva daily at 4:25 p.m.
4:25 a.m. Other departures at 10:25 a.m., 1:10 p.m. and
7:20 p.m. Only 1 change to New York, Washington, Norfolk.
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Coaches thru to Birmingham leave Sylva 2:00 p.m. and
1:35 a.m. Coaches thru to Memphis via Chattanooga
SYLVA BUS TERMINAL
Sylva, N. C. Mill Street Phone 102-J
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ADVERTISE AND SELL
n which the 1949 taxes have not been paid.
ALL DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS WILL BE
PUBLISHED
ist 17, 24, 31 And
tember 7, 1950
THE 2ND MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
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i that we will garnishee and levy on all personal
roperty on which taxes are due
m Clayton
ax Collector for Jackson County
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