tHI-RSDAY. JULY 4,
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1935
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
PHONE 137
- THE MOUNTAINEER. WAYXESVll.l F N. C.
ration Stock- Allen's History Of "
holders Being Paid County Selling Fas
mat
Mr.
lvi '':-'"
J(r.-T. !
Dr. W. !
ret': :
Old '
... A. Gwyn, of New
,.Via! of the DuPont
Wilrninpton, Delaware,
;.. r.:; home, after spend-
' with his brother,
(Iwyn.
Kirkpatrick, who spent
.. Philadelphia last week
on Sunday.
I. MS and small son, of
Ti ;:n,, have arrived and
: i rmer's mother, Mrs.
V.
M Medford, Mrs. A. T.
, ... Mildred Crawford,
:-; motoring to Ashe
:;, afternoon.
r. Wither- and daughter,
M,u Withers, of Mem
hive arrived and will
.-,:h of Julv with the
nr.'.-, Dr. and Mrs: R.
Mr,.
par:. ..
f '!'.t '. I
Mr-
lii- I;
$hi. tper.J
f nre:'-
I ir. cm Mr- E. C. Wagtenfelt mo
tored At. ':'- during the week and
L,.oin' r. "'( after a two days' visit.
)r "
Vi Pivni'.-nd Hyatt has as her
. .. Acre" Mi.-.
aw sr,i .!: S. E. Baker," of the
'jcksns Mem-nai nospjii, i Miami.
Mr. and Mrs. James Atkins. M:s,
Ella Shackfoni, Mis.s Love Shack
ford, and Mr. John B. Shackford re
turned on Saturday from a trip of
several days to St. Louis, Mo.
Mb. j. Howell Way has as her
guest this week her cousin, MJrs.
Pearl Freeman, uf Norman. Okla
Mr. Frank Hardin, of Tampa, Fla.,
is spending several days in town as
the gues,! of his mother, Mrs. Y. L.
Hardin.
Fo OPEN NEW STATION
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to '.u- pa:.: , ;
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HIDDEN TREASURES
If all the pent uo lona-iny
That lies within my heart
Could be put in some quaint language
And set a thing apart,
T'would live through all ages
And give to nse some art
By which I'd bare my treasures
This world withint my heart.
Anna Mcintosh Seville.
By request of friends.
Ill Ut GREATEST
FRIOIDA IRE
IYER OFFERED
Real Estate
Transfers
(A' recorde! to Monday of this week)
i '
wr.c .- . ' c. :
tr.e e,-vte!a'.ie or.:..:.-::-'.
;a:.; tiu-tv ,
-a-:; it the W.. v.'tt - :.tl.
i. co: c.tr.g t..i at'.r.ouii.e-t'.yr-
F. der-Cuir. orti. :a.
::::rl semi-annual d. :-:a-
in-1 it authorized l
r.- b .ar.i o, d:r.ct :'.
''. present pai valu. of
:'- at:.: rue!', nvol :o, L
" po; ar.r.;;
annual payn.c
this week.
Member- o!" , ..... i (,f ,::1Vi..
rei..-es.,,:;ng Haywood ' count " are" R.
1 . ly d. Lo'.ito -J. 'av". - .!', 11
('sboriu-. fan-uti; '.ui,i it, r.r --'laii,
Route 2, Wavte-vi::,. WU:e'-,.UM-manager.
are I' ;. Terieii a: Ca t.t n
ami ',t.,igo A. r,v,m,.. j, .,.
nosville.
200 Plunge Into Water
When Pavilion Collapse
t!li ,em:
Vine. n.adr
Manticoko.
was to),l J,y
I
Iinlaiiiiuwi i . u in , lMi
rfSSL; fl
mwm mum
;: . . .
You've heard about the Super
ree"r 'f'om your friends and
hbors: It's the rem.rk.ble
-Mg unit the. htut of every
"8'diire-the unit that made
tngtration history in the hottest
of the United States last
unmet..
. TWnk of this- 0ly Frigidaire
he Super Freezer!
And er Frigidaire '35 has h
Msmeett models.
:J to banish all worries
r 'oot. preservation now and
ii will produce more cold
-ill ever need or use,
oake more ice cube, fester.
" iy operate, Urop is
Jartm
t lhone 31
nier CI,.... i
"""i and Montgomery
. Mreets
Beaverdam '!nvn.-hip
R. V. Harkins. et at. to I.avimi
Cole Cogburn.
Ralph S. Cule to I.aiil.i Cole Cog-bu-rti.
V. H. Hendrix to Predion Htjidrix.
Cecil Township
J. R, Rogers to Champion Fibre
t oin pari ,v.
Clyde Township
W. W. Rich to W. S. Suttl.s.
J. II. Rogers to L. W. King,
Iron DulF 'lown-h p
M. A. McCiacketi to tiuy McCita k
tn. Ivy Hill Townhip
ieoige H. -Ward to W. E. Ketner,
Jonathan Creek Township
J. R. Morgan to Paul H. Feie-u-on.
Roy A. Howell to Winnie K. Howell
W'aynesville Township
Haywood Building and Loan to R.
L. Prevost, Jr., et al
J. R. Walls to Edgar J. Walls.
A '"! of hovr. i
:t..n -"'I "itu.-
wreeked nun, uoTr.cf. m.l i 1 1 .!,! ,
who vir' piling..! int,, x ,...., ....
stream !y tin- i-..1:.iim. ,,f H - ::. ,,,,,
il.uice pavilion in an .,rujf,..rit-.-. o.:iK
From th-1 hsitit !.. ftn? ' ilust
cocn-e.l hi'ines of innmi''..-, nl nun-("lU-e
it Oil ilt!ii:i:tri:: tt.ttlu'l'ftl loot,.
ii wor.l ilt-Ti:r' of the temfvir.;; i'i-
ina of n fi:itv show ami . nt!n! fr,,i,.
!ll..s, wll WPI-e l-i-H llt .l ll llf .il-.itt
l iti-eil anil llt-f.l!nu ffoni tin '.hi'tei.
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I'een coini'tg in o-i. to fa-t . but at t'r.e
pres.trt rate i. t;,K,. anotiter
month to compete . tiu- t'r.oii.oiio
copies for the option. To tii.'So w ho
road .!!.- statemer.t, a. nu --;, . if
yo.i w.ii-i a copy .io p'v..-e get jour
order it.;
l.l- wojj-of !tssiirar.c. . F.viiy ot'
T'rt hit-, brer, made to give every
section tf the county full pact- for
't htoricai iw.m:. To exenuiUfy
.it the tirsj part af :!;e book, even
townshtp has its .story tohi. People
in evt-ry I'iif of then are mtntiom d
and the h'story ;.ri.it ;r full. In the
second part, the ditrVient sections of
the etumty sn- t-er.iV?.i.-nted ain-u! as
f I'.ov s in the st.-rv cf the fiimilies:
Waynesville towttiti;. liX; Ivi-r
iarn. It!; Civ.U . VI; ci -:. i-t-.-,vhii.
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I hope thi re ;vr m.!e ii.au a ir.ocs
at' i p. op'.e in Hayw. od oouut y 'who
won'.! l;Ui a copy of thi- booh, wii:c(.
"ite of the most e mpU ie v ork -of
its kin 1 t. . r (irint ni,
Itesi-e.-ifulS.
' A! I FN
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. Ol d
Tues
com.;
per.
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Colli
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lice,
abou
be
;-. l'u!l Senicc Stati.T.
eo, on Saturday of this Week, ac-
tng :o an ar.ounci inetit made late
day by representatives of ti:,
"any. Hugh I.eutherwood will
.ti' the station.
! vis Campbell, local agent for the
any s: ate.l that tne new place.
ii is lu x; to Tin1 Moun.aineer of
tepiesetits an expenditure of
OOP.
1 COI.D
PA NAM A. CITY. By the Panam.t
t'ati.il treaty of lt'Ol. t!u I'nittd
States bound itself to pay .,10, 000. 000
down otnl $'J"'0.0OO every year to the
Panama Cowi'iimem. The (treaty
SENATOR BORAH PASSES
HIS 70TII BIRTHDAY
Washington Senator William K
P.orah.. dean of the senate was 711
Saturday.
He doesn't want much said about
it. In fact, lie declined a birthday
interview with reporters, preft-ring to
let the milestone iiriss minotii'eii.
Long reeogniited as an authority on
con.st.ituti'innI law anil foreign nl'tairs.
Borah has served '2-S years as a senator
from Idaho.
lull I ami . V' ii o(o in. iepeii, lept
O'o v.-r. ooin-roinueat ive. fi net can
iibipl .v..!s,.t- ' ..io , ....Ipi.o: y
Ii f I :i ; i'i it .o ,. (,.f the tn s, i lni
i'l'l ,H11- in! ui! ,Ols Ho M IV stV.ilM
t lillO'S .) , M!c Iplitl- OMlbl'iliU
I I'd 1,(11.1 1 ll'N,, mi V ntl .'ll.'W HOO'l
In isisn-no, ri'iMi'Luo t.nr uti.loi i il.
iims .in. I call not l.e In 1 1 1 ll nil! of .ol
irsiffii ion. I r is h n il for mi to 1
I s-ini; le life. Jef lual l led
Inly .'I - V"ii are liidi-pi ndi Hi . iMiio i
-ilent and rot ioi ii t a t titm - Vi'ii h.t
line sonsiliiii! ies. and se.ii-t h di i i I.
ktiiiwb'ilgo; Y"U ate foil,! 'of ir.it 1
a ll'I tl.iM' lllll' ll litel al' loll n!
.Pill V I - Vnii .ire iiowi iful in a psv
. Ii i..- u .iy. and linlliiiiu can' l.e lu.i.li i
fi inn . von if Jim are di'terii'ini d !
linil ' in... Vmi aiv :.i clear., fluent 1alk-
ei . Ion 'people Unmv otity. as nun h oi
voiir in nate .alT.iir as mi desire them
to. You. have much si If control.-and
i iuli'ips, and snmewliat itniimf ri
nai-ibliu the alt airs of those you ai
interest -tl in. You make niany friends
and keep most of tlieiu
July .").. anil 7 Tn the early days of
your life .vmi will have many sad ex
periences. Whatever height you reach
will be by toil and suffering but
the end is worth the sacrlliee You
tin not euro much for finery but any
Receiver's Sale
The Haywood Institute Brick School
Building and One Acre of Land
To Be Sold Friday, July Fifth
A T 5 O'C LO C K V. M.
AT CLYDE, N. ('.
Easy Terms
One-Four lh Cash, Balance in One, Two and Three Years
The above mentioned property will be sold at
public auction on the premises on the date mentioned,
pursuant to order of the Court, and the same will he
subject to the confirmation of the Court.
RECEIVER
3iauria(;e
l.ICKNSES
( s recni'ile.l pi M .iiilay of this wed, )
K.iauao: Mi!
iiirhl.
Cr.n . i Sartor..
Icr, but h of t-'aiito
llai iii ii i ai.ii'.i .; to Ua
no. n ,,i ,,y n,..M
W hitehe: 11. I'u Vo l, o it., , Iwoo.l.
' ' dtla iij.tint-.nv i raw foi ,i. ,,r
W aMa-sMlic. '
I' toiii,. ll.ic; I,! liiiln'o Johns, iii.
iii'i -h of aiit - ,;.i .
b. M. W eils to Sybil Campbell, both
f Creein tile, S. ( .
PUAYKU AXSW FRFD
I.1TT1 K ROCK, AH' t'allio
! aucy, a netri-n woman liie.'nbi.r of
bis place, needed a set of teeth and
-o she s(.'it an atmeal I in i i -i I lo
Prisiiiiiu Roosevell. extilainino' thai
elief awetieii's, wire feedint.' .ind
lothinp- her, but ihat she fori n I no
joy in life wit bom teeth.' -The un-
shot was that Ibrouith tlie I'KRA slie
rot a set from a negro dentist. She
workintr olil the bill in the den
tist's home.
thk Y(rG jorlkss
I - . vt ... ..
Speedy - by Abel's Garage
CTi 1 V t riAWT wkia Sf"THE -vir" f ISNT THIS DUCKX V WELL, ITS rpuR LA5T S)
Aa.' : tLp iD2rcoiY JUHK ; ( dicky-I ALWAYS CHANCE, BASY-BECAUSE
V Qss. OCFol l?IJSnJ XS0AHJ V!--Cw WANTEO MY NEXT USED CAR 15
H -Kn irZZZr A B OB KcCNiO TO BE FBOMAH
: ' "
FORD Tudor Sedan .. 631 Four-Door Sedan , . .... $717
I'RICFS . IXLntie Tudor 'I3 IXISP
Tif;, Coune . ..... 635 Tudor Tonrlns Sedan . ... 737
J)EU-ERED ro, :..: Tour.Dg Sedan 79
AUi TAXES ATJ. . .SHATTER PROOF GLASS ALL AROUND
WASHINGTON'. 11. ( ,. The De
partment of Labor estimates, and
the estimate is considered conserva
tivethat theie are :i,lillll.(li)(l . vmmir
1 (Mile in the couulrv who are whol
ly 'unoccupied.-' Most of them are
1 1 n ir their hearts tint becau-e they
aven'i. jobs. Thus far in the 'de
pression,, thiy h'a've . h:-I much .sym-
Hthv, but little else. Fast week
President Roosevelt did vitnel hinir
for them, He v.e; asiile ?,"ill,IHl0,0(l(l
from the yynrk-ii'Iief fund for four
pni iio .:
.1. To linil employmetit in 'private
industry for unemployed youth.
2. To train and retrain youue' peo
ple for industrial technical' and 'pro
f ("'. i 011a 1 enniloynient oppnrluHif ies.
To .iiroc'de fo,. (ititinuinii- at
tendance at hifrh scliooi and colleiri .
1. To provide Work i elief on pfo
jee't's desiK'ised to meet the needs of
youth.
iru.-elll'-ht--li.thes
";, ,a
; 1 ;. l,.i -. aiol yiiui
sin e - le- of i In- lu st .
NOT H'F OF FXKCUTOK
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-.-.
HAVOOl) COUNTY.
Having' j na 1 i fi t-1 as Executor of A.
F. . Ailtson,. deceased,, this is to notify
all persons that ..have claims against
-aid estate to present the same to
the mill, r- iK'n d on or before the.2.j.th
day of June, I'.'-'lo, or this notice will
be pleaded . in bar of their recovery.
All. persons, indebted to said estate
please settle same, at once.
' This the 24th dav of June, l!i:;.".
FRFD ALLISON,
Executor of A. E. Allison, Deceased.
June 27-July 4-11-18-25-Auk. -:
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BILIOUSNESS
Job
Printing
EXPERT WORK
The -::.'';-;"'"v:
Mountaineer
PHONE 137
st c.-.ticj that j a 111, !-.;. he in sold.
Or. Feti. Jo, l.i.i. u !-.., annual
pay nie::: i'lMtna ,ia-. . .,-h;n(rton
oew a che. k wh:.-h Panama refused
to a.aa p; Uvauj-c .. a oevaluod, by
iT'i'.d tl'iiiar.s. Netr.'t la: imis have been
, n-'.r.i: on e . i ,f : last week it was
' reported here that tile controversy
! ha i fiiit M'tthJ. w th the I'nited
Sta-i - iri . r.r.c to pay in irol.l.
: r.'M in '' Fin: xfdists"
.NFW YORK.- Austrian police
raidid :l.e Island ..f 1 obau. in the
Danube, lookmsr for nu.!i.-t. last
week. They found them, hut the
nudists launhini: merrily leaped into
the river and tin polae after the fugi
tives, assisted by troops of mounted
police, tiny rounded up the offenders
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P R E S H
FruitsVegetables
en- in.
29c
CORN
No. 2 Can
10 c
mm
SANTO
:i lbs.
for
50c
PKAS
No. 2 can, lUor 25c
SPINACH
No. 2 can
10c
KRAUT
No. 2r can
10c
MOTHER'S (()( OA 21b. can 19c
Libby's
Pineapple. No. 2 can 17c
Pears No. 1 (all can 15c
liunalo -Juice .'i for
'.c
Monarch (ielalin Desserl, I for Wc
(Juakcr Macaroni
2 for 15c
Swans Down Cake Flour
29c
UPTON'S TEA
Oht Wnrf's Finest: Ouaifu
1-111). 22c 1-2 lb. 12c 1 lb. 79c
1 Iced Tea (.lass I ree With Each 1-f Pound
DILL PICKLES q(. size 1!U
Carnation Milk
Small Size for r
Tall Size : for ZUC
SPECIAL-July 8 - 13
Heinz Demonstration
All next week a demonstrator for the Heinz Com
pany will he at this store with etiuipment to demon
strate the complete Heinz line of food products. We
invite you to witness these demonstrations showing
J he virt lies of 'Heinz f oods and especially t heir ap
propriateness for hot weather;
FROM OUR MARKET
Beef Roast ner lb.
15 c
Beef Stew per lb 10c
Boneless Veal Stew per lb. 12c
Bologna Sausage per lb, 15c
Cheese per lb. 19c
Salt Mackerel per lb. 25c
Dressed Pan Trout per lb. 14c
Beef Liver per lb, 18c
Swift Premium Ham per lb. 25c
THEFOODSTORE