THE WAYNESV1LLE MOUNTAINEER
r tt'ashit
,M left on rnusy
n .. where she will
Uxt' minth as the guest
er and brother, Major and
Withers.
airs, v. n. mage, woo nas spent
the winter in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.1
with relatives, arrived on Sunday
night and will be with her daughter,'
Mrs. F. G. Rippetoe, this summer. 1
. - - . ........., c WllVi .'j; S . .
irgrmia Hanks, of Miami, F!a., ar
rived on Tuesday and will spend a'
ionnignt as the guests of the form
er s mother, Mrs. S. A. Jones.
FRESH
Fruits Vegetables
rmHD Yukon Western, 24 lbs S1.10
f LUUK Yukon Best, 24 lbs. . . .$1,19
BDEPUDDDB TJE
YELLOW
LABEL
1-4 Pound
1-2 Pound
21c
41c
Diamond Tea, 3 oz. box
10c
Maxwell ...290
House 21c feiid
d 0 L. Coffee
THE BFST PART
OA TH AtAL"
Libby's
Tomato Juice, 3 for .22c
Fruit for Salad, No. 2 1-2 can . .25c
Asparagus, Picnic Size, 2 for . ,29c
Pears, No. 1 Tall can 15c
Duke's Mayonnaise
1-2 Iint
1 Tint . .
.15
. 27c
Salad Dressing, 1 pt. . .19c
Tomatoes
No. 2 can, 3 for . . .
Baker's Chocolate, 2 lb 21c
Jello. All flavors, 3 for 19c
Health Club Baking Powder
32 ounce ... .... . . . . . 19c
10 ounce, 2 for . .". . 15c
23c Wesson Oil, 1 pt.
19c
BulkCocoanut
lib. 19c
l-ii. (K laxon Soap
And Vow - or- I O
(Ut. Ii lor
Super Suds
25c
For
Palmolive Soap
3 Kr 14C
Seminole Toilet Tissue, 3 rolls for 19c
( ,'otton Soft and Snow White Fully Wrapped
Choice
Native and Western Meats
Kinghan's Sliced Breakfast
Bacon , . . ... . . . ; . . . per lb. 32c
Armour's Star Ham
per lb, 23c
Swift's Braunschweiger . .per lb. 35c
Fresh
Fish
Dressed Pan Trout
Fillet of Flanders .
Roe Shad ........
Salt Mackerel ... .
.Per lb. 17c
.Per lb. 21c
Per lb. 17c
. Per lb 25c
Choice Native and Western Beef
THE FOOD STORE
Help
your Neighbor Support the Chamber of Commerce.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralston Justin,
Gastoiiia, who at one time lived
Haywood county, near Clyde
Saturday m town on business
Miss Mildred Medford attended the
May Day exercises at the Western
Carolina Teachers College at Cullo
whee. She returned to town on Sun
day and was accompanied by Miss
Amy Johnson.
in
spent
Mr.-. Will Hyatt, second
en:
vice presi-
of the North Carolina Division
the C:
ir. and Mrs. J. F.
Statesvilie, spent the
town as the guests of
E. B. Camp.
Carleton, cf
weekend in I
Mr. and Mrs.i
Mrs. Margie Bkiylevi: and Mrs.
Hugh Abe! spent the wet k-end m
Round Bottom with Mr. Abel.
Mr. a:.J Mrs. R. J. Wiison, the lat
ter with the State Highway Commis
sion, are stopping at the Hotel l.e
Faine while Mr. Wuson's work will
keep him in this section,
H
Mr. Nathan Ferguson, of Atlanta,
who formerly lived in Waynesvil.le,
is spending several days in town as
a .truest at the Hotel LeFatne,
'Mr. and Mrs. IW n
(laughter, Linda, of
week-end in town
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Bnslmell
Sloan and young
Svlva. spent the
is the guests of
ited Daughters: of the Con-
.eileracy, spent Uuav in Asheville.
In the afternoon she was a special
guest of the Asheville Chapter of the
I'. I. C. at a meeting held at the
country lodge of Dr. and Mrs. O. F.
Kckel. Shining honors with Mrs.
Hyatt was Mrs. Preston Thomas, of
Asheville. District iYesident
Mr. David Gudger, who has spent
the winter in Clearwater. Fla., ar
rived during the week and is at his
home on Main street. Kn route he
stopped over in Asheville, with rel
atives for a short visit.
Mr. Joseph K. John.M n. who has
ieen spending sometime in Raleigh
following treatment at the Charlotte
Sanatorium, has returned to Waynes
ville for the summer, He was accom
panied by his daughter. Mrs. Cameron
Reynolds who will spend a week or
ni.'ie in town.
NIGHT SCHOOL TO GIVE ENTER
TAINMENT AT DELLWOOD
There will be an entertainment
given by the pupils of the night school
of the Jonathan's Creek, '.Vllwood
and Hemphill communities at Mar
tha's Chapel, at Pellwood on Friday
evening, May the 17. The affair will
begin promptly at S o'clock, and the
public is cordially invited to attend.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Teague, who
have been snending the winter sea
son in Date Citv, Fla.. returned dur-
ing the week to their home in the
White Oak .-eetion of the county.
Mr. R. T. Thorn, of the Ames
Hotel and the Central Hotel of St.
Petersburg, Fla., and Mr. John C'arr,
of the Hollander Hotel, spent Fi;iday
and Saturday in town.
...
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Strange, who
formerly reside,! in Haywood county,
but who are now mak:"ig their home
near Gasti.nia, spent Saturday in
town on busir.es...
'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodward, of
Columbia, S. C, spent the week-end
in town with the former's father, Mr.
H. W. Wdowdard, whom they accom
panied home from Manning, S. C,
where they attended the funeral of
their mother, Mrs. Woodward.
THE AMERICAN LEGION AUXIL
IARY TO HOLD MEETING
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet ut the home of Mrs. E. B.
Camp-on Monday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock. May the Lith. All members
are urged to be present. Hostesses of
the afternoon will be Mrs. George
I'lott and Mrs. l.onnie Bowen.
Dr. William Sloan, who is stationed
near Bryson City. : pent the week-end
with his family.
Mrs. Nina Howell Dank, of Now
York City, who has spent the past
winter in Miami, arrived during the
week and is the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Howell.
Mrs. Daisy Giddens Murphy.
Tampa, Fla., arrived on Monday and
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jtf
fersjii Reeves.
I Mrs. Charles Badgett and young
of soos, who have been the puests of
v' l . , . a. 1H
tne tormer s parent, AH. anu .urs.
W, T. Denton, have returned to their
home in Knoxville.
Miss Martha Way and Miss liasil
tine Swift spent several days durrg
the 'iast week .it Salem College in
Winston-Salem as the guests of Miss
Babbie Way.
Miss Hazel Massie, who is attend
ing Mars Hill College ;hi.- year, spent
the week-end in town -with he r par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Massie.
MRS, R. N. BARBER TO ATTEND
i.iit r r i ir.iv-- i ,i r. r. 1 i.ci
Mrs. R. X. Barber left on Mondavi
to attend the State Federation con-i
vention of Women's CiuUs, which is.
being held this week in Elizabeth
City. Mrs. Barber is the retiring'
president ot this district.
Mrs. S. H. LSushne'I spent the first
of the week, in A!lemarle as the
gue.-t of her sister. Mrs. J. B. Bivens.
Mr. Frank W. Miller is spending
several nays this week in Raleigh,
where he is attending a meeting- of
the State Highway and Public Works
Commission.
Mr.
friends
Friday,
Joe W
ere
.dch am
A-shevt,
a partv
visitors
of
on
Mrs. Frank Therrell ami Mrs. ( ai
oline Ashton Hvatt spent tne week
end in UiFollette, Tenii., with Mr.
Therrell. who is loca'ed there with
the TV A.
Mi. and Mrs. J. rrank Hodges and
children, Jean and John, of laswell,
Tenii., spent the week ' .id with Mr.
and Mrs. James R. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. E. .1. Robeson and
Miss F ramies Robeson lett durini
the week for Greensboro, where they
will visit Mr. and Mrs. .Garland Rob
eson. From there thev will motor to
Xewnort. News. Va.. where thev w
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Robeson, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. C fir)
Robeson.
Mr. and Mrs. K E. Worthington
had as their guests ever the week-end
Mr and Mrs. Sherman Worthington,
of Columbus, Ga., Miss Becky Bur
nett, of Savannah, and Mr. .l'luv
Worthington, of Richmond, Ga
will reinnn for a omger visit.
...
Mr. James ( oman and Mr.
Sloan, Jr. made a bu.-ines- t
Raleigh the rifst of the week, r
ing to town on Wednesdav.
Mr and Mis. Gerald f olkitt had
as their guests this week, the following-
Mrs. Paul Goldey. ot Atlantic
Citv, mother of the Inter, Mr. -Jacob
Goldew Mrs! I-'.dith Wolfe', and Mr.
Claience Goldey. -all of Philadelphia.
Thev were en route to Florida by mo
tor anil topiK'd off for a visit to .!
Colkilts. . .
Give Her Flowers Mothers Day
HOSESCARNATIONS AND OTIIKH 'FAVORITES
.MAIN STREET
CLYDE RAY, Jr.
PHONE SK
M r.
Ya.,
r,s IT. F. Wells anu little da-ug
tor, Mi Catherine Wells, of ( rabn i
snent -Monday in town shopinng.
. .
Miss Mildred Crawford spent
week-end in Asheville as the gue'
Mr. and Mrs. George H
home, on Griffing Blvd.
Mis'; Mary Ruby Davis
guest over the week-end
Hooks, 'f Canton.
Mr. Ya.e? Arledge,
vlle, was among those
week attending court.
Mrs. Svda Ray spent
in Asheville as the gi.e'
Maude Fields.
Mr. t. L. Hjnton,
in T exintrion. N. C.. f
end in' town with
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M.Man SERVICE IN EVERY MODEL FROM rK
THF SMALLEST TO THE LARGLST t.iV 11?
of IUr.'r-n. f fcWMz 1 ,1
n town in is T " " t n ( I i. . ,r,' P i- j I
pent tht week- venience, usefulness and .economy in hjJJ
friends.
Bob Noland, of Wayne-boro
vi-itint.' relatives in the ecur.i
Speedy
HECK!
T0UR W ME
by Abel's Garage
OH WfLt. I SHOULO TWENTV
MILES OUT OF MY WAY TO
GET AROONO A HALF MILE
STPfiTCH OF IMPASARl F
P-nDA&n VA1UPKI THIS DA LI DTtAD
RUNS PARALLEL TO IT.
FORD
PRICES
DELIVERED
' Bo1' THIS USED CAR FROM
ABEL'S GARAGE
Tudor Sedan . .
DeLme Tndor
Coupe . . , . . i
Coupe DoLnxe
ROLL? OVER THESE "1ES
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.$651 Four-Door Sedan ....
, 715 Ik-Luxe .i ...
. 835 Tudor Touring Sedan
, ; 701 Touring Sedan ......
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Here arc entirely flew standa-ds of con
venience, usefulness and .economy in
household refrigeration. And all are
brought about by Frigidaire's newest
and grrtest development the Super
Freezer. But see for yourself. Attend
the Spring Parade now going on ia our
showroom.
The Super Freezer makes possible a
complete refrigeration jervice. It pro
vides the right kinds of cold for every
purpose all in the same cabinet.
There's fast freezing for making ice
cubes and desserts; frozen storage (or
meats and ice cream; extra-colt storage
for keeping a reserve supply of ice
cubes; moist storage for vegetables and
fruits; and normal storage under 50 for
foods requiring dry, frosty cold.
Let us show you all the many other
conveniences and advantages of the
Frigidaire '35.:. and how it pays for
itself out of savings it makes possible.
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