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SDAV. 16, 1935 MAY JHEAlOtXTAIXEER, WAYNESVILLE, Nn C. ALONG THE SKYLINE With the -curd here ana iucic . . .,r,chcr always wears a ""not sture uought, al ne ties them himself .'uvd exeicise for a sur , . The entire force . r --.ore in front of the .One 01 tne purchased a new of which is not ..--pictiou. . . ine uuu quests for the night '..ht after Mr. Dunham -unnnifi .,r.. h-color ,v. A. Ha". preJII. I'eur. ,,t. TRUSTEE'S SALE ::,y. May 27, iy5, at elev- . at tne court nouse un 01 naynniurei w untv, North Carolina, h.I Trustee will sell at to the highest bidder . following lands and and beine in Hay North Carolina, and ilarvl described as fol- i0nV,;iLt; on a stak in Ellie line, and runs S. 22 VyX'.: thence N. 71 30' E. 7'. v a .-take in center of Camp Prancr- thence X. 3' W. 104 feet to venter of Creek; thence S. V O V Wi feet to the BEGIN vi(, containing 22-100 of an acre, '. ,'ir w. Being the same lot or . o! -land conveyed in a ueeu :;; 'pv,ra Moore (widow), to Dewey W' ami wife.Myrtl e Mull, dated Somber 24.. 1134. Sa'e made pursuant to the power ' a'e .outlined in the certain i f trust executed by Dewey Mai. an.i wife, Myrtle Mull, dated jfV'r.pbvr -'7, 1934, and recorded in p. ; ' at race lib, itecora oi tVt,;. 0f Trust of Haywood County. r ';. 'h 20th dav of April, 1935. A. T. WARD, Trustee. 332-Mav 2-9-16-25 Rambler reached Waynesville. . Officials haw declared those chain letters illegal. . so you can whistle for your dimes. . . This term of court has attracted the usual crowd. . . Hazehvood is again enthusiastic over baseball ,i . . . and J. M. Long says golf course will open in full bloom this week. . . When one of the city officials was hurrying to a funeral Sundayl atj.crnoon he met with unexpected opposition at the corner of Main and East streets . . . in the form of another car . . . no body hurt. . . Woodall, of the Cream ery, looks a bit thin since his illness. . Who remtiiuiTs when they used to have cocks rights in Haywood county? . . or should I have left that off ? . . Chrest George . . a good citi7?n. . A certain teacher in the public schools claims she makes it to Asheville from Waynesville in thirty-five minutes . . having seen her push her V-8 from one stop light to another in nothing flat I bflieve her . . . she must stand in with Smart . . . and why not ? . . . she's nk'e looking. Nine Major Local Bills Passed By Legislature 17 Counties In State Given Right To Vote For Legalized Liquor During Closing Minutes Of Legislature Th, ter M One of Waynesville's fishermen re turned from a fishing trip the other night and found a church service go ing on in his home. He slipped around the side of the house and sneaked in l-eg:s.a:ure --e o'clock S, J'assinir laws J'i"is and two iquor ii ;h,e lZells vote We' I . i iv.-c new o. i : i ,:ie ;hM h. the frantic, eleventh w.,,,. r f.nringhaus and ;r legislature arc-. Without -iiiougnuut tne If the local n .North' Car- 1'iuor, as results yet the over the f 1935 adjourned iturday afternoon which will allow resort towns to majority 0f their. qti.T laws enact-- ession, despiti our effort of. leaders off equal count i y. ; election arj k.. ',,., ... ,. i , - ... "Oil u '.v ri, nil. i oi r.aste onn will nave !.-.r:li I-egislatur no contro th get one cent th For Bad Feeling Due to Constipation Oat rid of conttlpation by taking Black Draught a soon as yon notice thai bowsl activity has slowed up ,-r you begin to fei Dutjuh. Thousnd prefer Black-Draught tor the refreshing relief It bat brought them Mrs Ray Mulllns, of Lafe, Ark.. writuT: My husband and I both take TtMford's- Black Oraught Mid find It pnd:d for constipation, biliousness, and the disarm able, aching, tired feeling that cries frcM this condition." With refer ence, k Syrup of Black-Draught, which this m ther gives her children, she says: They like the taste and It gave such good results.'- BLACK -DRAUGHT PLANTS SWI'KT I'OT ATOIS Purl.! Rica. I-jily Triumph, Nancy Hall awl Texas White. TOMATOKS Karly Anna-. Itonnio Hot. Margloho. lted Hock, and Livings-ton t.lole. TOBACCO sown from Jmlj s Pride certified seed sv kkt vi: ri'i: it t 1 1 ioi uia Wimilci'j, Hull XiN1, Kuly KIiik tiiul Hot Poppers. ( AiiiiAta: im.. its t'KLKKV I'l.WTS All riant.- Double ltMtod. Sc or write D. D. YORK Canton, N.C., lit. 2 (One Miio from Ik'tlicl High St'lKHtl on Sunbut-M Kfuid) ''Hold the Line, Please' l 1. t; Pi haii! I. .This arc a Po,,,. And Ml S) i. Mmli s use the teleDhone oic than any other peo llie worM any way you 1 make a comparison. is partly because we soi iaLle, enterprising il is also because the '''"i. throuel, research v tile iieD I hlirairt-;i. . - -UNI- "rm a,1( economical mahu ltmc v the Western Electric I onifianv nationwide opera tion by the Aniri ican Company and the regional associated companies has provided the greatest value in telephone service the world knows. Use your telephone. When you ha business or social affairs to discuss with anvone in another city, let "long distance" save you time and money. The cost is small wherever you call. SoutUrn Bel! Telephone and Telegraph Co. ( later pitoic d I Royal Typewriter Co. I. A. AKRIDGE, Aegnt Standard and Portable Machines SALES RENTALS Repairs, Ribbons and Supplies Rebuilt and Second Hand Machines. Room 118 Arcade Building Phone 2 142-J ASHEVILLE, N. C. A Famous Family Of Men's Hats - DUNLAP BYRON Try C. E. Ray's Sons A COMPLETE CLOTHING SERVICE At Home First. . .And You'll Never Regret It o! the ai-tji of state will have "'lai'r nusint'ss ami not of revenue theirfr.m, The counties which are o decide! whether vv not they.wi.ll have Wall liquor are: New Hanover, Paqo-i tank Carteret, Craven, Pitt. Martin, j Keaufoni. Halitax, Wilson, Filge-1 combe, Greene, Lenoir. Warren ance, Xash, Kockintrham. Franklin' ! and nossjblv Onflow. 1'iiiehurst and Southern Pines are the two resorts of all -municipalities' in the state which were given the right to go wet with-' out county action. j Since the adjournment Saturday! there has been talk of a special sew-1 sion of the legis'ature :o thrash out! more fully the .liquor question. The! eioernor alone has the power to call a special sessicn. Some of the most important matters disposed of hv the legisl,.;ure of state wide interest includes the following: Under the wine nnasure, ratified Saturday, the county commissioners may prohibit the sale, but not the manufacture ;f beverage made from fruit juices, except in a few dry di visions. ," When revenue and appropriations measures hold the center of the stage in mid-session, a few changes were made in taxes, but the priiuipa' one aside from wiping out current sales tax exemptions except on milk, wus to provide a brand new tax on ehain filling stations. The. light waged by the MclUinald-Lunipkin bio" agains't retention of -the sales. tax and lastly against tne three per cent rate and for food exemptions was. one of the most 'pronounced. Included in-. the -more than $t'i4,00(i, 00(1 appropriations was suflicicent money to raise salaries of .--tate em ployes and the 2:i,IIOO teachers by 20 per cent in l!KS5-,'Sl) and 25. per cent, in 1930-37 if revenues permit. Ap propriations for all departments, in stftutions. and services were boosted as more tax motuv was sighted NKW MOTOR LAW In the motor vehicle classification, the -legislature wrote into law a state wide drivers' license system, provid ing that all operators of motor ve hicles with at least one year of ex perience may secure. ..their, permits without cost by November 1. It will become effective, that date. Owners of passenger cars will ben efit by the slash from 55 cents to 40 cents a hundredweight in the cost of license tags. The rate of reduction was 27 per cent, and -marked. the prin- commissioners lJill, I'hans In t ollei tion of Taxes Together With Abolishing Absentee Votes Outstanding As the smoke of the 12:?-day battle 't the North Catv'.ma (ienera! As- t .-ieareo away, there loomed ... i..e nor zon at least outstanding laws which were psod for this county as sponsored !,y Representa tive J. 1. bailey. Tweiitv-seven bills were intro.iu.vd by Mr. I:., ;, v. -The firsthand peiht.Os tit! one that caused Uie most omnnnt. was the commissioners bill. The Ivarrf was increase : from three to even mem- oers, atul nrovision made for tion of the board from th live districts of ti.e county i . ounty-wide. i ne tax coliiH'tmir w as ni.u...l fr,v nerifl s ottice and mn. im.l..r ill one omce ot tax supervisor. The of- nce oi (lelmquent tax eollcctor wa abolished under this bill I'l. . .. 1 .: . ,' . . aoei using c.1 ileiimiU'-nt taxes was changed fiom April tirs to July lirst. Another bill specified that tin county auditor should hae the ap proval of the local governni..nt com rnision in Raleiglj before serving. A bill was passed which would al low the towns ,.f Hazelwood and Waynesville to is; e joint IhiuIs lor the construction of a sewer system. The town of Waynesville was au thori.cd in a lull to opet .te a library and. if approved by the voters, til cv a tax not evceeilimr six nor cent the upkeep. lec- i espec leud of for ( haiiL'es were made in be laws of Canton. The absentee ballot law for county was abolished. The property of Lake .lunaluska Assembly w; exempt Iroin taxation. tiop this oipal tax cut of i!.e sessio'l. The legislators also doubled the size of the stale highway patrol and relieved the patrolmen of the routine duties "of gathering samples of gaso line and oil, this t isk reverting to the department, of agriculture, which -tests the .'products.. The patrolmen, however,'' had their duties increased as tiny will be vested after duly 1 with a certain amount of police pow er. Also, they will' operate-as a di vision of highway safety undi r t In state department of revenue. I'KOV IDK NEW HU1I.D1NCS bond issue of $500,000 for con struction of !Huildinr?s at. CasWell Training school iit Kinston, and at hospitals for the insane at Raleigh, Morgan-tun, and Coldsboro was pro vided. A legislative investigation was made of the conditions of th" Mor ganton institution after charges of mistreatment cf )iatients and employ es of the hospital had oeen l.rought the bai a "K," k door. His name begins with . The Rambler's nomination for one of the most immaculate looking young men in Waynesville Tony I avis. ; You've heard of barber shop and bath room tenors those fellows who sing so melodiously-, in . such places, but never a cheap out of them any where else. Well, they're bad enough but we have something worse along the skyline. You might call this greater nuisance a N'igMirigal'. tenor. Thev only sing al night as they go along the -strett in the darkness, and they provoke a gale of. wrath from folks who are trying to sl';ep. I'm agin 'cm. The committee found inadequate fa cilities there in their report. Another hew institution was pro vided when a $250,000 bond issue was voted for Cuiistructiop of a new tu berculosis sanatorium sone-where in Western North Carolina. The -legislature witnessed a fight to repeal the absentee ballot laws or strengthen the requirements on a state-wide basis, but -th. proponents met defeat. Several counties secur ed abolition of absentee vot.ng liKally, and mii io oth't changes. SF.T ii TKXT BOOK SYSTKM The state-wide school lxok rental system . sailed through the As "mbly after considerable bouncing, and the state treasurer was authorized to issue $1,5110,000, in I.MHids with the &)- , True to ;,i. promise trie Rambler joined the religious and semi-religious folks of the' '.town ami went to the Presuyterian church Sunday night'to h; ;.r the Reverend Mr, Williams, the evangelist. The church . was . full but Ralph Prevost, in . striped trous ers . and brown coat, found the Ram bler a seat. It's quite a sight to see the deacons try to jump that center isle furnace register. Ir. Walker welcomed all the visitors in his cour teous fashion. John West played the organ, Mrs. Richeson nlaved tht piano, Mr. Hardin and Mr. Haucom prayed--Dr.. Walker, evidently thought that crowd heeded., two prayers near ly everybody, sang, . . and then Mr. Williams preached a indghty gold sermon that the whole town should have heard. He ' said, . that Christ couldn't do any mighty works in Nazareth because the .Na.arene.s ni n't want Him to and tihit the same thing was true in Waynesville and the world todav. You see the Ram- bier, unlike.-some of the others, stayed awake... Waynewood THEATRE Thursday and Friday, May 16-17 "After Office Hours" with Chirk Gable and Constance Bennett with Saturday, May 18 "Home On The JVtlllJ'U Jackie Coogan and olph Scott Ran- Monday and Tuesday, May 20-21 "One More Spring" with Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter The Rambler got morning (Tuesday) was irood to look upon. was wet and green up early this and the . world Everything and the sun was coming over the. hills . to the East like a warming burst oi inenonip. ex cept for the singing of birds the world was Utterly quiet. Like the stage of a great theater the scenery was set and. the . curtain had'- risen, everything was in readiness for the opening act. Onlv the character; were needed. Oh, I tell you, it was wonderful! Wednesday, May 22 "The Great Hotel Murder" with Edmund Lowe and Victor McLaglan Thursday and Friday, May 23-21 "The Wedding Night" with Gary Cooper and Anna Sten Shows at 7 :15 and 9:15 Admission 10c and 25c proval of the council of state to fi nance the purchase of the volumes needed. A textbook commisu n to administer the act was set up. Pro ponents ciaim the act will have hundreds of thousands of dollars yeaily to school patrons, but tit se parent s who wish to continue pur chasing books for their children will be allowed to do so. Turning u executions, the I.cinsla- fire substituted a lethal gas chamber1 for the electric chair as an instrument1 of .death at the central prison here,! and ail persons sentenced to die for capital I'elonios in the future will come under th new act. Those al ready under sentence will die by elec trocution. The gas Vhamber will be installed by July 1. Charges of mistreatment of prison ers in the highway and public works penal division caused a special leg islative probe. Two nej ro prisoners, who were forced to have their l'oet ampuutated because of alleged mis treatment in the Mecklenburg' case,, will be provided with artificial limbs and given permanent jobs under a I law passed. I PWA BlLLvS PASSED The legislature er-ueted into law a number of measures submitted by the national administration in Wiishimr- ton to provide for full state partici pation in Public Works administra tion loans, and-the. state may secure .sufficient money under the moves to construct a new office building said to bo "bwdly needed adjacent to Cap itol square. 'The bills will enable the state, coui.ties ami municipalities to 'speed Ui their appli. at ions for funds, and will simplify the compli ance with requirements. The rural electrification moaMires submitted from Washington were sub stituted with bills prepared here "to meet requirement of the state" and they were given full approval by PWA attorneys. Legislative leaders said power companies arc expected to go ahead with plans for .constructing some y.wo miles of line in rural ait'Us under the authority crea'.t local non-profit ations, which w taxes. Occupati. nal d;ease.- and er from them were placed the teini.s and benefits , t the men's compensation act NEW CAME LAWS A tit w state-wide game saw ing eveiv count v fullv under th rural electrification d and through the memoeiship eorper .'. U- exempt from suffer under work- p:ac-state furies .'omnusion f hunting, fishing . was enacted, as aid in otahlish- tame ad inland ti Vr in tl e control and game preserve were measure's to mg state and national park. Aimed at eradicating the danger of raL.es m North Carolina, a law requiring dog owners to have their pet.s vaccinaud against the disease was na.-sed. Predictions of spcccial es.sion within !Hl -days Were hear.f from leg islative leaders, including Speaker Rober C. Johnson of the House. ..'!"') 'I uo.ii 0(n.w ,i.i:k,. 'uooq si-q s.toiiont .ui p .uiit -il!H s i iv' ,. pui'qs'iiq .mo. in uo.iu.'U loi( r uo.iqi nn.i pip q -.npn j- One Pair Of HEAVY MULES FOR SALE INQllKE R, N. Barber SPECIAL Laundry Prices On Quilts and Blankets FOR THE MONTH OF MAY O Quilts ...... SI 115 Sin,.e Blankets Si 5 I'illows ........ Si 3 Double Blankets Si 5 DRY CLEANING Per Garment C and Sealed in Waynesville Laundry Phone 205 FINGERPRINTS Won't Faze Walls IWINTEi) WITH Pee Gee Flatkoatt ri i: i.i i: 1 1, ti o yrr tli Wnslmble Hal wall palnl is llle perfect lm Utilol, ii for line furniture. . Tt gallons -.will, ilo tin? aieraKf- room. si:i: in it low 1' KICKS : Children fs, and ;rown-ups, tM have an uncanny facility for soil ing walls, usually half an hour '.be-, lore j;uest- are expected. For more elective than sank in;s vr scoldings is a coat of I'ee fiee Flatkoatt the modern aint for dininjf rwms lin ing roms, bed rooms, and halls. Because it is an oil base paint, Flatkoatt can be washed without harming colvr or texture. It dries to a smooth flat finish -.without brus?. oi lap . marks. With 18 shades to choose from you can work out color combina tions that will give new beauty and harmony o tvery room in th? house. Why not stop in today and let us show you how inexpensive it is tc redecorate your home with Fee Gee Flatkoatt -the washable wall paint Waynesville Hardware Co AUTHORIZED PEE GEE AGENT R, G. COFFEY, Owner Opposite Court House And now, if think I'll take a you'll nap. excuse me, I
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