gotittfatto Pergonal
Mr. Joe Welch 'left last week for
points in Florida. ;
Mr. Pae Fisk of Mitchell county
spent the. week-end here with friendi.
JONATHAir LACONIC& posel for Watarv-orks." "
' i . s v V- " V "T' ; AU bld mt upon bfank forms
-;Twt: W?ks h"T el"p8ed U l"ovided Pwposai; Specifications
,fhe Jonathan news appeared In the d Contracts. ,' .
psper and we Johathanites are get- p.u vM - .. ' ' .
'tine anxious. , , . L cw)nPnl
. , . ; " certified check for not less than
Mr. Lunsford gave a lecture and five per cent of the amount of the
mcal teciUl laJt Friday night at bid. a. evidence of, good faith,
the high aehooh The affair was well - flnnMr.tn.. -ni v.
----- Aavva VIUJ
to bids of - contractors nrhn inhmlr
and Mrs. Ernest L. Withers. Ma
land Mr- R. L. Prevost. Mr. and Mrs. ttended as well as well receint
wm. n .u m..lu. dv-n f M. . B- A. 'mAi4ir u. ll" C . . '.". wno
I - """, WiriOT oaeii, V . T ui M' raemoers ovwenee showing -that they are 11.
(Mrs. William Band, Mrs. S. H. Bush- th .Missionary Society and their censed under ;A Art f sLl
nell,. Mrs. S. T. NeaL Misses' Nell husband, , were present) Mr. Lnns the PraeH r. 1 n-Jt
' ' " I. . w . 1. . ' . . .. . -.,.ivuuuw.
Mrs. K. D. Gilmer of AshevUle was If ry Kua jsnsiey. Fau. ""T .I t f W best Ing;" ratified by the General As
In town the last of the week on bus
iness. . -
Mr. Jack Way, who spent several,
days in Atlanta, returned to his home
Triday. ' v -l,i' , v'S-V. ..'A
. ; ' ,V -:;
Capt Manley Hyatt or Sweetwa
ter, Tenn., is visiting his brothers, J.
' B. Hyatt '0,-'..v:Vv".;.
Mr. W. H. Grogan, Jr. of Brevard
tvaa in Waynesville Saturday attend
'. lug . to- business. . v ' ' ',
. Mrs. Frank Jenkins" of Brevard
spent the week-end with her sister,
Mrs. Will Hyatt
Mr. Julius Welch left the first of
last week for Biloxy, Miss, for a
several weeks' visit
Messrs, Bill and Paul Hyatt have
returned from a trip to New York
and other northern points. ' .
. '
Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Howell return
ed to their home in Providence, R. I.
last week after a visit here.
Mrs. I. J. Brown, Mrs. D. J. Allen
and . Mr. and Mrs. Faucette Swift
motored to Franklin Tuesday for the
day. .
Mrs. Curtis G. Logan, Jr. has re
turned from an extended visit to her
sister, Mrs. Charles Hard, in Elyria,
Ohio. '
Mrs. Kate Morris has accepted a
position in the Bon Marche store in
Asheville and is now residing In that
city. . : . " -
' Miss Frances Johnson, a teacher
in the East Waynesville schools,
spent the week-end in Spartanburg,
s. c. ;
Mr. Walter Crawford, who is at
tending school at Mars Hill, spent
the week-end with his mothers, Mrs.
W. T. Crawford.
una oiauguier, Anna uoraon ctiow- , oauaas not acmciy or North Carolina on March
ell. Jotcelvn Mrknw.li J.n. iMm on record handed him bv the arhoni 10m iook
Mitchell, Alice Quinlan. .. Fredrick c.hJ.ldren' : H wdered 'Vohn Henry" Pi.n. m
Kuinlan, France. Ph.ri.,;ioU Say. "Old Jo4 Clark," ori flIe .t ckToffic. , Wav
Sara Thomas. Dorothv Thomas. ' -"- afJr, 'Timoertand nvill n-i .
, wmcn as caiiea "Dogsrit Can." wt, .r " .
, - - , .u
be
Messrs. Clyde Rry, Jr W. J. Hannah;
"Barbara Allen"
You
by1
suumt, wig Anhovlllo V O ..J l -m .1.
and I Were Young. form f n.i m V, !!.;, !
Mflffffla" a rvlI . m. .
... -"- .. oy request ' upon aimlicaUon to th. Fnt i
- . I " "- 1 1 TIT,--
Kej t- v t Mr 1 wnen
WAYNESVILLE DOUBLE VICTOR H "n I was mole in the DurhanT, N. C.
: o.S.ik.4 .T. . Z S fK r u to
the f WayriasviUe High School f 00W 1 " i7 arneo irom
ball team returned .Thursday night
Miss Annie Boyd is ill; also Mrs.
from the Cherokee Indian Fair, where Luce Leatherwood.
they met and played to woreless 'w Miss Matti. Moody who success,
tie the team purporting to represent tuWy etperienced a case of yellow
the Indians. Outweighed, we should JBUnalc " home recuperating,
jnrs.
' J. H., HOWELL, Mayor.
T. C. BREEDING, Clerk.
". Engineer:
Gilbert C. White Co.
. ' Durham, N. C.
vrvrrrn
J. R. Boyd goes to Waynes- a., n.,.
WavnesvHl. K.-v v- yul regularly where she take. ' oua-
terrific onslaught of W Cherokee D , ' Between Warrr. ...
, r w wusi
' . ... Vlllfl MMt .J. 1
ton m :i a 4 t...i - . 1
iMnrv u i.i.4. mio. visiting her narenta..Mr. mn t....
lowinir the Indian attarV f Tt,. Mrt- Ace Allison. , , . ...
day, the Waynesville team Friday Mr"' R" T- By Mrs. F. B. Moody,
afternoon met the strong Weaverville , , .. mooay. . Jr. and Katy
Miss Bertha
,r5?-:'r,M: Afc-rIU- ..to. two hour.
on evea
8-10-12-2-4-6
Leave Asheville same hours.
High School team, nd Verged Vic. i6u went to White Oak Fri- ?SfNDENTi!0ACHi LINE
torious to the tune of 26 to 0,
day.
Soon after the referee had blown n! Mrs Cywood HowT
o
veil,"
Waynesville, N. C.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
ha n.kI.M. . . a m UlWBU Una WIT. Isiria . . .
..ioi.ij iur Cno nrat penoa, uap- T -oti , . " , un iuonaay, the 15th dav of No-
tain Donald Hyatt hit the line of the fforller,?00d aumved the Flor vuemb". 1W at 11 o'clock A M at
raced sixty-five yards for a touch- Tk ' ! i Mr- Mrs. to-wit: M
-v,.D,uua ,rB lne parents of an- Win and being in Waynesville
xownunip, naywooa county, N. C.
goal posts for the extra point. T3c
down Bull Stall dropped back and "SX,
... r.w v ouuaaj ItUtJ
Born
ncorjiic mcicu iu iuo visitors, wno
to Mr. and Smi T.a. -iiNiNO on a stake in the
ouutneny margin 01 tne Waynesville-
ninth,
a son, Balsam Roarf. b!H atnb k,;
iiuui-najfwoou urciiara Ooicar.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rose arrived Sat
urday to spend several weeks with
Mrs. Rose's parents, Dr. and' Mrs. B.
Frank Smathers.
. .
Mr. and Mrs! E. T. Turner and chil
dren are on a visit to Mrs. Turner's
parents,, Mr. arid Mrs. J. D.: Hyatt,
at the Piedmont Hotel.
Mrs. Rufus Siler and Mrs. Charles
E. Quinlan attended the council meet
ing of the Women's Clubs held re
cently at Wilson, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Adams of
Florida are house guests of Mrs,
Mac D. Adams, and Mrs. George H.
Ward on Boundary street
Mrs. Oscar f Raine and little -niece,
Josephine Holtzclaw, left the first of
the ' week for Beaumont, 1 Texas, to
join little Miss Josephine's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Ellison and f am
ily motored -to Waynesboro, Ga. for
several days of last week where Mr.
Ellison went to attend to business, v
Misses Nancy Jane Crockett and
Helen Ray, who are attending Mon
treat Normal this ' year, spent the
week-end at their respective homes. ;
George E. Prince, district traffic
manager of the Bell Telephone Co.,
and Mr. R. M. Pfaft, district commer
cial manager, of Asheville, were in
to-ym on business Monday. , r,.
i - -..'.' . .... . .1
Mr. Robert Osborne of West' Palm
Beach, Fla. has Joined hi. family at
the home of Mrs. Osborne's parent.,
Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Abel, and will be
guest, there for several weeks. -
, Among those attending the per
forance of The Green Hat at the
Asheville auditorium Thursday even
In, were: Mr. and Mrs. J.- W. Seaver,
Mrs. Bess Tenny, .. Miss France.
Johnson, Clyde Ray, Jr. and Mr. Joe
Meehan.
the ball twenty yards1 before being
j ... ., t .... visit his
j line. . . j esse , u ant es circles
M T7I , . 1 . . , -
after failing at the time, attempted , "e" "erts, Uro. Roberts fBt.n " roaaf . runs West-
k , . . ' and Sara Roberts visited Mr P p erly Wlth said roi, 680 feet to a
the over-head route, which again 1 Moody-., 88t Tue"dflv stfke in the Southerly . margin of
proved disastrous, when Tony Davis, m. d r . ' s"id road; thence South 860 feet to
intercepting a forward pass carried , . A -eever ieaves the 20th take in the Hunt-Haywood Orchard
- vri w ioin wion . io attend the confer- ""Pny ne; tnence with said line
ence. While awav Mr. Kvr 01 Hunt-Haywood Orchard Corn-
Alma Mater." J.0, V f Pin8'
ti. Mi-.i. . Auiiurmjinrai urenira company
right end for first down, and a pass ""'nary society met with corner;) thence with said Hunt-Hay-
Mrs. Forest Moody last Wedndiv wood Orchard Comoanv line: N. 8
MMM w nyvmm .w (mi lur mm nr.. u . . ' V 1AKA . k- ditxtxtt'xt u. '
x. ju, .uaooay lea the proirram , . c. iuiiiu, u-.
oa'pUn forr9 "fT SelVe? of Hun?BrX'
oz a plan for a Halloween Carnival, en Orchard, made July, 1920, and
A majority of the members voted to recorded In the Map Book "B,'' office
hav the carnival exactly as per Mrs ' the Kegister of Deeds of Haywood
Moody's sueirestion. it County, being the same property con-;
dadM f5i u J W" ' S0 vyd by Jno. M. Queen, attorney in'
decided to sell "eats" on election fact for W. B. Hunt, et al.. to Chas.i
field; the Weaverville team threaten- v" turner uarver would u. Miller ana wile, Mary c. Miller,
in the Waynesville. eoal Recover- donate the nse hi tore. by defd July 30, 1920, and re-;
ng tne waynesviue. goal. , Recover- Af the buninBR. ti. corded In Book of Deeds 56, page 410,
ing a fumble op .)er own twenty r Kscord pf Deeds of Haywood County!
yard line Waynesville, by end runs were, invited into the dining Sale made pursuant to powar con-!
and line plunges marched down the y were served rruited lerreo upon me Dy deeoroi trust trom
field scoring another touchdown. !l.Wh.cfe-m tod f5&
t-uorry, cane ana grape juice. Next i Z i.Q ' r --------
i t. I. .. in Book, 17, Pge 98, Record of Deeds
meeting with Mrs. R.. W. Howell., of Trusi 0f Haywood County, North
". n, ooya . leaaer.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. J. Harden Howell
..J 7 LT 1 T- 1 m.
ball to the Weaverville. twenty yard x"ru"'' ".V o , ' "na
ine and a forward pass Stall to M"" Howe" S"?day- .
mn. vjriimer varver is a victim of
measles, '.
yards and another touchdown. Stall's
effort i for , the ; goal fails. Score,
Waynesville 13, Weaverville 0,
At thls point the '"coaches rush
ed' in 'the entire second team.
Near the end of the third
period the first team again take, the
James fails for ' the extra point
Score, Waynesville 19, Weaverville 0.
By a series of end runs and forward
passes, Waynesville advanced the
Carolina.
This the 14th day of October, 1926.
GEO. H. WARD,
Nov.4c MandW Trustee.
Miss Mattie Moody returned to
pass
Prevost adds 'another touchdown.
Stall kicks goal." Score, Waynesville
y, iiMifi,jiv, icvtuica ji Aio a ill ' mr j
the game were the passing by Stall. 7:;"": . . '
the line plunging of Crockett and hM'" Je and Anna Boyd spent
m i ii it, j -j v t the week-end at Hazelwood with
Blackwell, , the end dashes of Jones f1 ..... . . "u wl1"
T j . . . their sister. Miss Fannie,
and James, and the strategy of Cap- ., .
tain Don Hyatt Referee, Meigham d fer' Mr" cer'
(Carolina. State) Umpire; JPlott hed Shady Gr(e Sund
C?1'Jm'u v j iv Mr. Keever preached at Cove
Probably the hardest game of the rra. Sll,.
season will be played on the Way- w, ,tm havent , dam ,
nemUe, h.gh school grounds Friday frMt
'afternoon, .October 15th, at 3:30
o'clock,, when our boys meet the Fly-Tox your horse before hitchinir
strong Farm School of Asheville. Un.x
Let's 'go and help the boys win. " : .
I DIVERSIFIED ADS
HOUSE FOR RENT.S-Six room
house on Main street unfurnished.
See Jere Davis. tfc
NOTICE OF SALE.
THE newest things in ladies pump
and oxfords at Ellison's.
SEEDS FOR SALE Crimson clov
er, over 98 per cent pure, $10 per
bushel. Red clover $18 per bushel.
v Alaike $15 per bushel. Grim is
very hardy, and worth much more.
Include $1 per acre for Inoculation.
Fall sowing is best - Order now
and you will not regret If in need
forther seeds, write your wants,
Fly-Toxthe milk house against flies
vSiTnm ' muii i". . Pursuant to Section 2435 of the
, X 1 - ' Consolidated Statutes, the under- Callaway & Gaines Farms, Atlanta,
To out First Annual Halloween 8i&ned' on the 6th d,y of November, Ga. v , 9Decc
Carnival, Dellwood Missionary' So- lVM' " ll-tw odocit, at tne door
ciety.';i' t
; r ; KLONDIKE
.- .r CLOWNS .
'SIDE SHOWS - , .
GOOD THINGS TO EAT ,
ADMISSION
10c and 20c '
l "-PRIZES
' 'FOR , '.
Best dressed lady (in eostumej
M6at Conical costumaL
Best Musical Selection. .' .
Contest' open to public. :
Only longs of a religion, nature
or old fashion love ballad, allowed to
be sung with banjo and fiddle. -
T of the Norris Motor Company, wlll BED SPREADS, sheeU and pUlow
V .eU at public outcry to the highest c""" "P " ammtvu.
bidder for cash, the following per.
sonal property, to wit: One Ford
Touring Car, motor1 number 9947897.
- Sale made pursuant to above named
Statute to satisfy a claim of $40.00
for material furnished and labor per
' formed in repairing Mid car and for
' .torage, ' ' -.; .
. This 19th day of October, 1926. : .
NORRIS MOTOR COMPANY,
- By Morgan A. Ward, M. G. Stamey,
Fostaia Pen Repairiag -Any make
f fouauUB pen repaired by I. H.
nuwkston i' at WayaesvUle Phamnt-
y.. .a
GOOD SOLm leather .hoes at Elli-
COTTAGB FOR RENT
, CrawfortV ;
-Mrs. W.
5 -
Health authorities tell as the ma-
Attorney. for Norris Motor Company BABY CHICKS FOB SALE Large
Oct28c r ' ' type Barroa Strain White Leghort
: . ' , : ' ' ''' ' baby ehlck. $90 per mw4red.
WATERWORKS IMPROVEMENTS. ' Anoonaes $11,1 Rhode Island Reds
The following . Waynesville people
attended the performance of "The
ureen Har at the AsheviH. audito-j. """" 7ftn " Vr Swled propcal. will be received . Bu Orplngt.n. and Whit. Wyan
rinm nn ThT.i-.rf.. nlo-nit ' Mr and Jonty of the 600,000 death, annually V.j . . n
-7 , . . - uf aiaur biiu wni ui'rtiucr- dOtts. 11& DOT hundred. Theaa
"J.M! S of jW.yne.vill.. North C XSSS
aen noweii, jr., aim. aeu ccnuj, , " at the Town Hall in WaynesviUe, N.
Mis. Fanny Johnson, Mis. S. A. nl other insect, are most num- & nntii j;00 o'clock P. M, Novem
Jones, Miss Trances Johnson, Mr. erous. Fly-Tox kilU flies, mosquitoes ber 3, 1926, for Waterworks Im.
CTyde Ray, Jr. and Mr. Joe L. Meekan nd other 1 disease carrying Insects. proyelBenu. ' , -
. Fly-Tox wa. developed at the fore- The work , will , consist of a rect.
Among those to ee- the musical most scientific research institute of angular reinforced storage reser
eomedy, "Rose Marie," at the audi- its kind in the world.1 Get Fly-Tox yoir of about .. one million gallons
torium in Asheville from here were: from your retailer, always in bottles capacity. ' -
mr. ana Mrs. John Kirkpatrick, Mr. wiu nine label. , proposal, must be marked.
are'
from ;
selected egge frost our heaviest
layers. We pay the postage ami
guarantee live" delivery. Prompt
shlpnv Order from , this ad.
Act Farm, Farmvijle, N. C.
Not 11c. : . . --,
WE SELL for cash tad mU for lees
Pro at-Ellison'.. " ' .
SWEATERS:
Infant's, Children' and Women's Sweat
ers.
From 98c to $4.98
The Most Complete Showing of Sweate;
UrNDERWEAR:
Union Suits, Boys and Girls
Only SOc
Union Suits for Women
Only 98c
Bear Brand Hose for Children:
Just 25c; pair
Ribbed Hose for Women:
25c to 50c pair
Silk and Wool Hose for ; Women
Only $1 pair
Children's
Coats from
$2.98-$15
Women's
Coats from
$10$39.75
The Most Complete Line of Winter Wear
TORIC
EYE CLASSES
in
THEY FIT THE EYE
and make the sight as good as nor
mal and natural. Toric eye glasses
the way we fit them are bound to
make your eyes feel comfortable and
give you most satisfactory service.
You can read longer, with less Btrain
and fatigue. Let us explain to you in
person.
JERE DAVIS
Jeweler and Optometrist.
Waynesville, N. C.
Expert Watch Repairing
"WHAT IS WORTH DOING AT ALL, IS WORTH DO
ING RIGHT" OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED
Kodaks, Jewelry, Cut Glass, Silverware, Clocks,
Watches, Specialty Work, Kodak Finishing-, Repairing.
,We have a large and attractive stock of novelties, etc.;
Book Ends, Purses, Handbags, Compacts, Vanities, Per
fumed Lamps;. Hand Painted, and a beautiful assortment
of Gift Handkerchiefs ; Also gifts of all descriptions.
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THOMAS J. DAVIS
JEWELER
Main Street, Near P. O. WaynesviUe, N. C.
! Our Coffee Satisfies
The starter of the day's work is Coffee bo to get good
( start use our well known CHASE & SANBORN COF
FEE. We sell only prime quality groceries KNOWN,
. RELIABLE BRANDS and sell them for the LOWEST
FOSSIBLE PRICE '
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MILLER BROTHERS
Phone 30
Main Street