THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 193.
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Doris Duke Will Inherit Over j
New Sub Launched for Oisr Navy
n November 23rd!
$50,000,000 O
Store Chats
from
C. L RAY'S SONS
REDUCED
One Group of late fail
NELLY DONS
Smart .Dresses
Genuine Bargains
$6.95 to S.l.iM
$8.95 to $7.95
$10.95 to $8.95
$1.3.95 to $10.95
KeiUein foal-
MERCHANOISF., fiesh ami clean,
is a fad with us. Each season, the
stock should be new.
Ketll'ern fouls
SWEATER WEEK continues on
through Saturday. Many have
been sold. New ones have been
received. We can still meet nvust
any kind of need.
Kcdleiii Coats
TABLE LINENS are offered in
extra special values for the
Thanksgiving season. Popular
widths and patterns with napkins
to match.
lU'dl'crn Coals
BASCO permament finish damask,
72 inches wide, per yard, 1.00
Itcihein Coats
COAT'S never so cheap an'"'"- Buy
now and save. Buy now and
boost prosperity. Buy the Kcd
ferli Coat froir us and be
pleased.
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HOSIKUY hath its charm and
when properly chosen will en
Ihnnce your fall ensemble. Meet
ing your ne eils we have Hum
ming Bird, Archer,. Cinderella
and other brand:'."
.vie to si.r.o
itei'loi o ( oat -ACCESSORIES
have become nec
essities for the well dressed
woman. Scarfs, gloves, and poc
ket books are necessary to com
plete the . ensemble." Buy' them
in our Ueady-To-Woar Depart
ment where till' ost is low.
('II II. DK FN S cioih'iig n-ceivin.;
1 hi? : - ac-in! .attention of M r.
Mattie Caianbell. Di. cii. Your
need- i-iih her.
Ite-lloni ( ii.ii -Cmi.DliKN'S
brushed woo! berets
white. '.ink, blue, ran,' .red.
Suitable for D.i' child from 'J
r,. v.h-
Uedu i d (t.'ll--
FLANNEL Coats with. In ret to
match in red and blue. Sixes I
to I, Priced at .Stl.oO.
Bodl'ci ti oat
TIKE!) aching hacks frequently
result from too 'much elbow
grease and too little Super
Suds, Old Dutch Cleanser, and
Chipso . 'e have many other
kitchen aids.
ma
lBf.-.O I Oufefc suds
Irv " " - . that last
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Kcdiciii Coals
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WESSON OIL quickly makes may
onnaise and other splendid
dressings When used with' a Wes
son 0:1 Mixer. Mixer set with
pint of oil, . J Sic
CpAl7SSons
Ell.DepLStore
New Vork. - It won't be long now
just a few weeks, before Doris Uuke.
Noi.li ( arolina's beautiful addition to
New York society, will celebrate her
tv.eiity-lirst, birthday anniversary by
receiving a fortune estimated in fig
un somewhei-.. vtwocn J'..".::,HI)0,JI)l)
and S:s:;.()iMI.0llll. '
m N.ivi uln-r '' this t:ili- ; lim,
blue eyed Amel ji-uti girl .daughter
of the h'.ic J:; me B. Duke, I he tobacco
leave hi r mother's
id pilot her own way
. 'Tin World'.: Uiehest
Cia testis- will
apron string-'
thrimgh life a
(iirl!"
To this cm
weeks heads o
I for the 1 : j .-. L everai
f great legal firms have
been busy studying deeds, cheeking
properties and investigating again a
will, the terms of which were front
page news the world over when it
maker died and the bequests and the
extent of his wealth become public.
At th(. same time directors of pow
erful banks, guardians of millions of
dollars of Duke securities anil millions
in Duke real estate and other Duke
millions in whatever form millions
can be called tangilble. huve been
checking these over. digging into
vaults, retracing title
WILL WIELD POWER
The directors and faculty of a great
university ar,. preparing to welcome
doubtless with some trepidation a
new colleague, a girl of 21. who, by
right of modern might which means
just dollars is going to have a lot
to say. about the operation of an ed
ucational institution. Duke Universi
ty, at Durham N. ('., which lias a
class room enroll of something over
2.01)0.
Never in th,, history of the inher
itance or acquisition of great fortunes
has there been a nior,. pleasing .pros
pect than Doris Duke's fortune!
Extraordinarily attractive tall. "
feet, eight and carries herself like
a showgirl de luxe.
Figure -perfect. If Doris Duk(;
didn't have all lhat mone coming
anil had to work, any 'young' man
would jump at her.
I'eatuias. pretty and willful com.
plexion. peaches and cream; hair,
blonde-reddish; eye.-, clear, blue. ..and
pcncl ral ing ; chin, til in ami s'l'ohg a
heritage . from the "Iron" Duke. ' li'cr
father! walk and posture. .athletic
but graceful.
KINi: DANCER
She is a line dancer, although like
all tall girls, tine .inns some bother in
getting partners who top her. Like
her less fortunate sis.tr. r. Doris likes
to dnnc,. 'with a man on whom she
does not havi' to ieep down on as she
whirls around.
Doris dresses as a girl would dress
who doesn't have to ask the pric(. of
things she wants. A; the same time
her taste i- quiet. She cares little
for jewelry; rarely wears more than
a simple narrow 'bra-ceUq or a small
st ring -of 'pearls.
o wait-, to Jii.z iinil
any time at all for
ol': the latter as tile
the i 'mimic,
lid ion runs to i .ec-
lomniices. Sh likes
comedy and . light
te has In me ;i coii-
She prclors
has never had
such -variation.'
black hot ton!' or
Her taste in
tive stories and
opcr.i. musical
drama and of h
li.
(1 ill's
She both:
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I'llIO
nigh!
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with .
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inion of li;:
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at is eall
ac"l 'site
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-h. will
P a cocktail and .',o; i !) t there..
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a lyp
ri'rl of
ical .we! tir mi -red American
e'en' le breednii.-:.
Beauty '. -.poise, d no ,t ion rh.rni-Ih-.ir-.
for' .port ami a Hair fa;, fun-I'l.r-Jy
of gooil Atne'riean eon-imon
M lis,, which wii -rat into action when
sin'' 'assumes in the near filiate the
cli:ii"i.a,: a grea' portion of her
wealth. She won't get all of it until
she is thirty.
'eie Diois Duke a homely and un
attractive -girl a trememlous interest
would be felt all ever the country as
to what she will or will not do in the
matter of inarriage. The girl is 21
and has the rare twin gifts of Itoth
beauty and riches. That makes the
world more inquisitive than ever.
; Strangely enough as would be the
vase in the matter or other attractive
society girls- Doris', name has rarely
been linked in any sort of romantic
fashion'- with -that- of eligible young
m(.n of her own station in life.
There was talk quite a time ago
that she ''showed a decided preference
for the company of young Jimmy
Chomwoll, the good looking son of
Mrs. E.. T. Stotesbury, arbiter, (if
society in Philadelphia- But that
gossip soo died,
Doris undoubtedly is heart-free ;ani)
the best man will undoubtedly win
the one who comes up to the standards,
set by a, healthy-minded yotutg wo
man with any quantity of good horse
sense.
DORIS IS NOT SHY
Fortune hunters, domestic or. -foreign,
would seem to have small chance.
Peopl,, who don't know anv better
call Dot is shy. She isn't really- It is
that she is smart enough to be care
ful. She talks easily to those whom
she has learned to know Well. She
is-honest and at times outspoken-:
She is generous, particul: ly fvllu
Salva'km. Army, and she is a; regular
church goer. The answer would seem
at this time to point to a sound, sen
sible young man of 'afotnl American
family, -one who has never permitted
wealth n- itosition to ip.tei-fcr with
a oVc, some sert or another.
Tite i'latci;;! thinjri which Poris
will share with the lucky. ..young man
if and when . be comes af'mg will
be in addition, to Iter. hti'.
e tortune
in rash and' .sec.'.lri'ics- town house
at. '! Iv.st . Seve;ity-eigiuh Street, just
" Fifth. Avenue said :o the harel-M)iiie-t
pt iv.-.i . liouse in New York,
;l huge summer e-ta; in Summer
vi'.te. N.. j;. with indoor tennis. court?
Plant Garden Seed
For Early Vegetables
Though garden work i- chorally
considered to be over at this season,
there are a few crops which may be
planted in most section- of the slate
for a supply of early vegetables next
spring.
". tuce .-eed may bo plan' '. dol
ing the latter part October or
early in November to as ure a sup
ply of head lettuce next Apring,'' says
E. B. Morrow, extension horticultur
ist at State College. "The plants
will come through th(. winter if given
light protection such as that afford,
by ' a cloth-coveied frame. Onion
.sets may he planted in October and
will provided a crop of green onions
early next season. The two best
over and above that, a cellarful of
rare old wines and liquors gathered
by her father for his friends- James
B. Duke never drank.
' Ther(. is aon.thrr showplace at
Newport named "Bough Point," an
estate at Charlotte N. ('.; a house in
London's Mayfair and a cottage at
Antil-es, on the French Rivera.
All these will be handed over to her
in the near futur,. by her mother and
guardian, Mrs- Nanaline Duke. The
bankers and lawyers will attend to
the delivery of the stock's, bonds and
cash.
A lucky man Doris Duke's fu
t ure husband !
varieties tor this purpose are the
While Pearl, and the Silverskin
Spinach, kale rape and mustard will
make eaily spring greens if planted
now and th,. seed row mulched with
straw or a ligl I application of
strawy no-nurc."
Air. Morrow a!-" advises planting
cabbage seed in bed, at this atie to
be reset in the ope.'! ii- Id .by ,j:::iuary
or earl,'.' February.
Ore- of tiie roo. L important ': :1
pr. --.nt - however, i. to harvest and
s'to.e the surplu-' riops produced this
fall. Cabbage- celery, beets, car
rots, parsnips, turnips and hash
potatoes keep best at a cool temper
atur,. and in moderately moi.-t at mot.
pheres. The common forms of stor
age such as pits, hills and eellais
may be used for this purpose. On
ions and other bulbous, crops keep
best at cool temperatures but in dry
atniospheies. With these crops
losses from rots and shrinkage are
high if the bulb.- arc kept for any
length of time under warm, moist
conditions.
Mr. Morrow advises, keeping sweet
potatoes and pumpkins at a tempera
ture of around at) degrees and in a
dry atmosphere. The storage house
furnishes this condition to best ad
vantage, lit says. He also suggests
handling the sweet potatoes intended
for storage a- carefully as if they
were eggs.
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Looking much like the Fleet; sperm whale for which it was named, Uncle
sains newest undersea craft, the Cachalot, takes to its element as it slides
lown the ways at porlstnouili. N. II. After rigid trials this winter it will be
tafioned on the west toast. The submarine is liT J feet loug and the very latest '
' its type. . ...
"Cleanliness being next to Godli-ne-s,"
says Hoy Burton, "there will
probably lie no roller towels in
Heaven."
Do your own work anil then some
advise'- Bill Nichols. It's the "theme
song that gets the raise in salary."
Tommy--Dad- what is meant by
' writer's cramp?"
Dad It's being cramped for money,
my son. All writers suffer from it.
Bingo What is -this .thing they
call "technocracy?"
Stingo It seems to me it's foot-and-mouth
disease on the brain.
sun has been in its present job for
something like 10 trillion years. And
very satisfastorily, too, says Reg
Kaler Perhaps we might as well en
gage it for the place permantly.
A young man applied for a posi
tion. H,. was asked to write down
certain information concerning him
self. Among the statements made
was this; "Am unmarried at present
but can be at very short notice."
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