v THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Jkdetp anli Personal
4Ctm 3)ofothtf ZJiotna, (bditor
u. --a r-. ' -a t r.... i
Sirs. J.M. Long wer Asheville vis
itors Thursday. .. '
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.Mrs. S. L. . Hicks of Greensboro
spent the week-end with her mother,
3Jrs. Sallie Alman.
' Mr. Thomas P. Stanley, Jr. of
Athens, Ga. was the guest of friends
Jhere several days of this week.
. . .
lira. C. A. Black returned this
week frqm a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Jake Newell in Charlotte.
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Mr. Bill Kimberly of Asheville
spent the week-end with Mrs. Kim
berly at' tht home of Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Rotha.
Mrs. D'Arcy Williams left Wednes
day for her home in Asheville .after
spending several days as guest of
Mr. and Mrs. .Harry Rotha. .
Mr. Rufus Siler is attending a fur
niture show in Chicago and Evanston,
Illinois,
Mrs. George W. Coble and Mr.
Bill Coble returned Sunday from Ben
mettsville,' S. C, "where they attended
the Wedding of Mr. Ray Coble. Mr.
Bill Coble acting as best' man. They
visited Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. W.
T. Lee in Raleigr before returning.
RESOLUTION ORDERING STREET
IMPROVEMENT UPON HAZEL
STREET
Be it Resolved by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Town of
Waynesville:
Section 1. That pursuant to Chap
ter 56, Public Laws of 1915, a petition
was filed, dated Sept. 13, 1926, re
questing that the Mayor and Board
of Aldermen cause Hazel Street to ba
graded and paved from Plott Street
to Main Street, and to have necessa
ry surface drains installed therein,
and that the total cost of said im
provements be assessed against tho
property owners, and the Board of
Aldermen having determined that said
petition was duly signed by more
than a majority of the owners, repre
senting more than majority of all the
lineal feet of frontage of the lands
abutting upon said -streets; it is or
dered that local improvements as
herein described shall be made upon
Hazel Street between Plott Street and
Main Street, as follows:
Laying a pavement of concrete, 4
inches thick, covering of sheet as
phalt 2Vj inches thick. .
Providing necessary drainage, drain
age inlets, catch basins and man-holes
for sewers,
.Section 2. That one-half of the
total cost of said improvement shall
"be assessed upon the lots and parcels
of land abutting on the North .side
of said streets and one-helf of said
total cost be assessed upon the lots
and parcels of land abutting on the
South side thereof, all according' to
age thereon, exclusive, however, of so
much of the cost as shall be incurred
. nt utrnpt intersections, and the assess
ment so made shall be payable in ten
qual annual installments, with in
terest at 6 per annum from date
of confirmation of said assessment,
unless the owner of any property so
assessed shall desire to pay the same
in .cash, without interest, before the
exuiration of thirtv days after the
first publication : of a notice to be
be given stating that such assess
ment may be paid in cash.- Said first
installment to be due and payab'e
upon the confirmation of 'said asssess
mpnt. Section 3. That said improvement
shall be made pursuant to contract.
Section .' 4. That -' this .resolution
shall Win-; force upon its passage. r
The foregoing resolution was unan
imously adopted at the meeting of
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
held, this the 21st day of October,
1926. ;
' T. C. BREEDING,
lte '.;VV-:'-' ' Town Clerk.
FOR SALE Two hundred and 10
eres of land, timbered, spring
water, three room house, two th
uit houses, good barns, healthy,
Eiiited to all kinds of crops.- G. W.
Battle, Scottsboro, B. 3, Ala. ovlp
It is said that "ox-warble" By does
attack not only cattle, bat also men
nd children. They generally sting
mttU in the hoof, the grubs hatch
aid work their way around through
the body. With the men and children
the grubs work their .way from the
legs throngs the body' to the back,
stomach, root of tongue and teeth.
FJy-Tox against ox-warble fly. Get
Fly-Tox from yonrv retailer, always
in bottles with blue label
Fly-Tox yonr home,
ttorities recommend it.
Health aa- w
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l-Tex toe cawi before milkiag.
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PRiTPHARn PRPnirTQ cuiTii ftam "'. J- fcliuon,, ihe was honorably discharged Dec. 21,
. JJcpl v MA',ome was most artistically decorated 1918. ' -
" f0 x,; ith fall flower, and autumn leave. While I am a republican, I be
S.V. Thinking p'p,. of , .tB15t tt' Ht" motiL Kev that the sheriff's office and its
Going to Disregard Part yn ' MrV f n ""t"' Pmre' duties involve nuch more than par
v" " ce.ved lovely guests pmes. Mr,. tigan po,Uc8i ,nd if the gooi
That the Hon.'Zebulon Weavfer, By JLTVJ of H.ywood county see fit to elect
who has, represented, thia district in
.-K.---- u.ric, a
Congress
go down
Smathers, Republican Nominee for
Congress, is being predicted by Geo.
B4V Pritchard, Republican Congress-
sional Chairman. V
Mr. . Pritchard not' only believes
that Cantain Smathers wil l .lect-
ed, he believes that Captain Smath-
era will receive a maioritv of over
two thousand votes, and that the
;maistne
election will be a repetition . of what
happened when John Grant was elect-
ed to Congress. 1 Mr. Pritchard bas-
ed his prediction 'upon several things:
First, he says that Congressman
Weaver has absolutely failed as a
Congressman; that the thinking peq.
pie of this district want to send
Congressman to Washington wW will
ba recognized and receive some Fed-
eral id -for this district Second,,
Mr, Pritchard pointed out that even
the Asheville Citizen, the Democratic
'mouthpiece, had voiced its approval Mrgi M T McCracken and Mrs w sifned' on the 6th day November,
of the Republican Nominee in an L Ki;kpatl.'icU were charnling 'hos. 1926, at 11:400 o'clock, at the door
editorial, of which the follow.ng i tesges tQ th(j Woman-s club Thurs. of the Norris Motor Company, will
an tract: day aftevnoon 0ct. 14 at the home sell at public outcry to the highest
"The Citizen congratulates both 0f Mrs. McCtacken,' the president, bidder for cash, the following per-
! the Republican Party and the people Mrs McDoweIlt presiding. The meet- onal property, to wit: One Ford
of the Tenth District upon the nomi- opened with the club song and Touring Car, motor number 9947897.
nation by the Republicans as Con- ayer, followed by an interesting a'e made pursuant to above named
gressional Representative of a gen- j,usjnes9 session, including reports of Statute to satisfy a claim of $40.00
tleman of such high character, abil- thg djstrjct meeting at Franklin by for material furnished and labor per
ky, and unimpeachable reputation as the foowjng adies: Mrs. M. T. formed in repairing said car and for
Captain Kenneth Smathers. McCracken, Mrs. Lindsley, Mrs. storage.' .
"The Republican Nominee is of the Black'weH. Mrs.. Crawford, Mrs. This 19th day of October, 192B.
type which we think would have ap- Grover Davjs an(j Mrs. W. L. Kirk- NORRIS MOTOR COMPANY. '
pealed to Theodore Roosevelt, a clean- patrick. By Morgan & Ward, M. G. Stamey,
lived up-standing man. . The president read and stressed the Attorneys for Norris Motor Company
I Third, that. Captain Smathers has SUggUStions by the district president Oct28c
made the most vigorous campaign reffardjng the year book and various . . ..
that has ever been put up against activitje3 jn whjcn the club engages NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE :
Mr. Weaver. Fourth, that the think- throughout the year. It was grati- " Mo"ly h av. of NV-
rtftf cltretmtnrw:t t0 k"W Wn' the" court house doorthe t'own' of
vinced that a Congressman at Wash- CJub ha(, the largest representation Waynesville. North Carolina, I will
ington who will be in harmony with at distr;ct meeting of any visiting sell at public outcry, to the higbt
the .Administration can accomplish f)ub and jt wa3 gso DroUght out that bidder for cash, the following lands.
more than has been proven can .
rccowDHahed by a Congressman who
t v,o nrnirrflMive
is in opposition t to the progrew ve
nMcies of the National Administia-
'i " "
Mr. Pritchard points out that the
f. Panfnln Smathers will as-
2 1 IIV ? Wrt
sure the Federal Building for West-
ern North Carolina, which will oe
located at Asheville, and : also . post
office buildings for many towns and
. us. ji.fin ,-he'rp thev are
cities in tins district where , they are
nefl. me "-
n-de n certainty, more National For-
ita will bp established. National High
w,v will be built, and Federal Aid
n u v.h in manv wavs by
111 i,u .
election of Capt. Smathers.
"Western North Carolina should
not 'be held back by keeping in Con-
nt DC neiu " r
gress a congressman
Hmwlf nowerless." says Mr. Fntcn.
- " aov mr. t'riLi'n-
ard. "Progress is knocking at our
dniv. We should have a congress
-ian who will
and can. obtain our
hare of Federal Aid
There are on-
ly four stat es wh.cn W
cral tax than North Carolina and It
. . . - ... v-j
-n,H to reon that we are entmed
o some of this monejr to be return-,
to this district. The election of
Capt. Smathers assures progress
hat's whv I believe the thinking peo-
pie of this district are going to dis-
regard party lines and yote iorv a
Congressman who will be recognized
at Washington." v
"Congress recently made large
Appropriation for Federal Building,
but we have been informed that
amount Is inadequate 10 p
Asheville and other needed places in
this district. The same old ttory-
just another way of saying that Con-
gressman Weaver has. failed to get
the buildings he na assureu.
it is interesting to note that the
Asheville Chamber of Commerce,
realising thit recognition is what
x w..ii.irfiin has adonted s
delea-ation to be headed by our good
Renublican friend MarK w. Drawn w
nresent the t Asheville needs to the
Post Ofnce . ana "'.. .
ments. , Had the Chamoer ox
merce thought . that Mr. Weaver
could obtain the reaerai ou'n
tor Asheville that delegation wouhi
" .nnointed." '
not amwU . , .v.
The election 01 uapu omw"
ttWi"'
V rioiS Tat .Washington and
hIvr2?MPport of the, Admin-
u ?ion To IZ I for him is to Tote
ProrreZM.rion Star. Adv.
for Progress.-i.r.
" - D.C. TO MEET
A. - , 'n. "
.The Haywood Chapter of U. D. C
ill-meet with Mrs. Artnnr w. meaoe
m inrwuin j
a- arged t. preeent... ;
MRS. E. R. KIRK KNTKlrTIVS ;
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A part of unusual attractiveness
was combined bridge and rook af-
fajr:given by Mrs. E. B. Kirk at her
home on North Main street last week.'
Mrs. ; Kirk entertained .j in compll-
ment to Mrs. Kelly Elmore of Dur-
"r.T, "7 , . i
gue wlard Lind9, was nteJ
v- " -1 u d
by Mf'SS BfrX'
" .Klrk' s,erYed her guets uwith a
deltaom salad course. Each guest
. TTJ. V ' L "... T,
.lu" UB"vea
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Those playing cards were Mes-
-dames
William A. Band, R. O. Edge?-
. . ,..,' ' T .
lon 7 - m ' levelana
r"PYricK Bonner Kay, Koy ran-
cis,(Gcrdon Starkey of Canton, R. L.
Coin, Guy Massie, ufus Siler,
Miases Jscelyn McDowell,, Sue Wil-
'ard Wndsley, Sara Thomas( Isabel
"guson. ne ia guesis were. mrs.
D- A. Baker, Mrs. R. L. Alien, Miss
Lois Hairold, Mm. Arthur Meade,
Mp3- C, H. McDowell.
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mc.
KlRKPATRICK HOSTESSES
the .Woman-8 Club had the largest at
s. . mQi(.; : a.WI11 in
May( a,go at the di9triet meeting jn
Waynesville jn w25.
Mrs. Blackwell reported she had
f the "History of th,
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N- C- Federation of Women's Clubs"
M g Couon ,
The c)ub planned to send flowers
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An interesting article
. '
"atners.
GuesU of the afternoon were: Mra-
- . ti-4 Mr Xhnnb nf Ashp-
ville, Mrs. LeRov Davis. Mrs. H. 1!.
RnD.pr, Mr,
Fee.ma"- MlSM 2 7
Mi A. Hayes, Mrs. M. B. Barefoot of
- Mr. j. p. DIcu.. Miss
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Whitom of East Wuynesville school
and Miss Dorothy Price.
,
lne noslesses . " ."r, " '
course uunug inc auvio,
A prolusion 01 lovely aanuas wero
naed 't6 decorate the rooms of Mrs.
ttvHi l,nm
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
The Wpman's Auxiliary of the
prpshvterian church will hold its
;Teu)ar monthly meeting on next
Tuesday Nov. 2nd, at 3:30 p. m. in
the Sunday gch0ol room. '
; Oxx Thursday, Nov. 4th, there will
a group conference at the same
place a(. 2.30 p m , the speaker of
the afternoon being Mrs. R. C. An-
derson of Montreat. The Woman s
Auxiliary of Canton and Haselwood
M exptcted t0 be present and there
! ... . 1 1 M .11
be a gocjai half hour following
Pl es,byterial President's talk.
N0RTH CAROLINA, HA.YWOOO
COUNTY.
v NOTICE was this day served on
w u u Hannah of two stray
mu,e5 0'ne Sorrell and One Black.
may recover same oy vv'
t t0 ,aid H. H. Hannah, and pay all
costs, mis wu u,
:. c. V. lUKiurAittiJk.,
Regigter of Deeds of Haywood Cooa
ty,
Nov.l8c
HAY H. MANN REPUBLICAN
. . vnmiTl vfa anVBlVV
..vni(uif-
. WaynesviUe.- N. C Oct. V. 1926.
To the Voters of Haywood lunrys
I am a candidat for the ok of
Sheriff of H.ywood county, having
complied with the requirement, of
primary Law hi securing the
nomination aa republican. It U
not my good fortnne to have a very
acqnaintance with the people
ot e0anty, therefore, i tane tnis
vivw m j"
..endeavot.to d Jf elected Taext Tuea -
. ri.v T mm SI va nf . n.fiv. I
of Beaverdam township Haywood
county. My forefather have been
residents of this county, since its
earliest settlement. I am a World
War veteran. I enlisted in the U. S.'
Army in 1915 when this country was
having some trouble with Mexico and
m to that office I pledge them the
--tfCf7-
I shall endeavor, honestly and fear-
lessly, no . enforce the laws of the
state and community in 'every par-
ticul.r, and especially will I endeay-
to enfopce the nrohibition ,aws of
country, aoouc wmcn mere is ana
has been; SO much' criticism.
If elected 1 ssure that 1 sha"
not only do my duty personally and
officially, but I will appoint and re-
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tain only sucn deputies, regardless
0f politics, who are capable and
worthy, and who are not handicapped
nor embarrassed in th9 discharge of
their duty either by their present or
past conduct, and character and as-
sociations,
Adv. pd
.
RAY H. MANN.
NOTICE OF SALE.
puriiuant to Section 2435 of the
Consolidated Statutes, the under-
l0;wl.1
nd being in Waynesville
Townshlp Haywood County, N. (J.
BEGINNING on a stake in the
Southerly margin of the Waynesville-
Balsam 'Road, said stake being the
"rHwKd, -uY
conssr, cr. said road, and runs Went-
, with 8aid road', 580 feet to a
jn the Soulh'erlv mKrgin of
SEid road; thence South 860 feet to
a stake in the Hunt-Haywood Orchard
Company Tine; thence with sa d lint
ine
0t said Hunt-Haywood Urchaiti i;oni-
&
on North mint-Mfcywooa urcnara company
Mrs r S corner:) thence with laid Hunt-Hay-"
j nAi 1 n iJv. M o
wood Ordhard Company line, N. 8
E. 1050 fkt to the BEGINNING, be-
ing lot No. C, as shown on the map
h J VV Ssnvai- nf tho Hunt Krnth.
era Orchard, made July, 1920, and
recorded ih the Map Book "B," office
of the Reister of Deeda of Haywood
nnnntv. heinir the name oronertv con-
v'hv Jn' M. .OueenT Attorney in
fact for W. B, Hunt, et al., to Chas.
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U. Miller and wife Mary C, Mil ;r
by deed dated July 30, 1920, and ve.
corded in Book of Deeds 56, page 410.
jtecoro 01 ueeos 01 naywooq i,o'-r ..
aaie maae pursuant 10 powai- ii.m-
f erred upon we by deed of trust fro, 1
N. Humphries and R. Gide?-.
dated October 8th. 1925, and recordt
in Book 17, page 98, Record of Deedi
of Trust of Haywood County, North
Carolina.
This the 14th day of October. 192C.
GEO. H. WARD,
Nov.4c MandW
Trustee.
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HOUSE FOR - RENT:v-Six room
house on Main 8treet-unfurnished.
tfc
fiRRna-pOR.: SALE -Crimson clov
, T
er, over 98 per cent pure, J10 per
bushel. Red clover f 18 per bushel, j
Alaike $15 per ; bushel. Grim is
very hardy and worth much mora. '
Include $1 per acre fqr Inoculation. !
Fall sowing is best Order now
, and you will not regret. If in need
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Callaway A Gainea Farms, Atlanta,,
r 1
Featain Pea Repairiag-Any make
af feantain pen repaired by I, H.
Xhacksten at Waynesville Pharma-
QJ,
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE Largs
type Barroa Strain White Leghera
baby chicks ' $90 per , hundred.
. Ancoaaes $11, Rhode Island Reds
and Barred Plymouth Rocks $12k
Buff prpingteas. and White Wyaa
dottes $16 per hundred. These are
all hasky, pare bred, hatched from
selected eggs from oar heaviest
layers. ' We pay the postage and
gaaraatee live delivery.. . Prompt
shipments. Order v from this ad.
Acme Faraa, Farmvilie, N. C. ;
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U Nov lie..
SWEATERS:
Infant, Children' and Women Sweat
From 98c to $4.98
The Most Complete Showing of Sweaters
UNDERWEAR:
Union Suits, Boys and Girls
Only 50c
Union Suits for Women
Only 98c
HOSIERY:
Bear Brand Ho e for Children:
Just 25c pair
Ribbed Hose for Women:
25c to 50c pair
Silk and Wool I lose for Women
Only $1 pair
Children's
Coals from
$2.98-$15
The Most Complete
TORIC
CYt GLASSES
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 Endsi,- Purses, Handbags, Compacts, Vanities, Per
fumed Lamps, Hand Painted, nd a beautiful assortment
of Gift Handkerchiefs; Also gifts of all descriptions.
THOMAS
JEWELER
Main Street, Near P. O.
- Our Coffee Satisfies
The starter of the day's work it Coffee so to get a good
start use our well known CHASE Jt SANBORN COF-.
FEE. : We sell only prime quality rroceriea KNOWN.
RELIABLE BRANDS and sell them for the LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICE
BUY AND TRY OUR GROCERIES
MILLER BROTHERS
Phoao30 .- Main Street
I
er s.
Wong's
Toats from
$10 $39.75
Line of Winter Wear
THEY FIT THE EYE
and make the sight as good as nor
mal and natural. Toric eye glasses
the way ve fit them are bound to
make your eyes feel comfortable and
give you most satisfactory service.
You can read longer, with less strain
and fatigue. Let us explain to you in
person.
JEKE DAVIS
Jeweler and Optometrist.
Waynesville, N. C.
J. DAVIS
Waynesville, N. C,