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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1935
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAIN EER
State's Lethal Gas
Chamber Is Ready
Chairman Waynick of the State
Highway and Public Works commis
sion last week, certified to Governor
Ehringhaus that the new lethal j;as
chamber at State's prison was ready
for use.
Chairman Waynick described the
r.tw North Carolina sras execution
hamber as the best in the United
states so far as he had been able to
'earn.
It appeared that Jake Johnson,
iepro, under sentence of death De
cember 13. would be the cham
ber's first victim.
Meanwhile, some who have wit
nessed te-st of the new death-deal-.r.p
device had contended that i: was
not in proper order, because dops
used in the death tests howled at some
ie>h before they expired and this
was taken as evidence of suffering.
The lethal sras chamber as a meth
od of execution was substituted for
the electric chair by act of the 1935
.".epislature.
Beery's Daughter Visits Santa iSflspc
DID YOU KNOW
When the switch was made from
cod and steel bodies to all steel
iodies in the automobile industry in
ene plant 300 wood workers were
thrown out of employment. The man
pement, taupni an 01 tne w new
rafts. imn
A recent survey indicates that 65
per cent of the savings accounts of
;J)is country or a total of $14,242,800,
000, is owned by women.
Altogether there are more
inillion and a half persoa
government pay roll.
than a
on the
In 135 years history of this country
the population has multiplied 25
limes and the political jobs 5,000
times.
A recent survey indicates that wom
en own 48 per cent of the stock in all
railroad corporations.
A recent survey indicates that wom
tn own the titles to 40 per cent of all
real estate in this country.
Mi
arriages
(As Kccord.-d to Monday X0O11
of tliis Week )
S.nt. Cl.us Carol Ann Wall.c B..ry -
Santa Claus had a most enthusiastic visitor when Wallace Beery
fcreen star, introduced him to his 4-year-old daughter, Carol Ann
Beery, who will make a radio debut with her famous father, on
Christmas program, Dec. 21.
To Take 1935 Census In Near Future
Will Include Every Line Of Business
Former British Hostess
Now Running A Hotel
T. G. Williamson, Is Local Sup
ervisor, With Headquarters
'Robert Bun-ess, Lake Junalu'ska,
lo Willie Mae Cape, also of Lake Ju
sahiska. Morris Gudger, to Elma York, both
( f Candler.
Kay Gregg to Magaleen Adams,
both of Swannanoa.
Charles A. Rhodarmer to Myrtle
Allen, both of Canton.
At the age of 21, when her widow
ed father first became Prime Minis
ter of Britain ill 11)24, Ishbc Mac
Donald stepped into a public posi
tion second, only to that of Queen
Mary. ' . As:- official hostess .at -No. 10
Downing street, and on friiv with htr
father to the United -States, as guests
of President .Hoover , ami .Roosevelt,
she discharged the duties of that ivv
iition in a way .that, won her much
icelaim.
This ''year,' no lonirer a i)ownir,g
street hostess, Mi.ss Ishbel pian- to
If nifSn ra t n liny ilili- of i-iiwnlun- n
r-.inntrv luif..l Sh,. J; nir,,t i?iti nl- j b()
to buy the. old Plow. Imi at Speen,
Buckinghamshire, built in 1021, w-ith
raftered ceilings, and huge .fi re
places, before which the patrons are
wont to drink good old Knglish ale
of evenings.
In Asheville
Read The Ads
I
Women's Coats Reduced
Fur Trimmed ..... . . . 50
Sport Types .
Children's (8 to 14) . ....
BARGAINS FOR YOU
C.E. Ray's Sons
Lme. . .
niiii norms iiEno to iiomE
Go borne for the holidays if you can. The clasp of a welcoming
hand, the sound of a friendly voice, are gifts of happiness that
nobody should forego.
Time or distance, however, may prevent your visiting a few
close friends and relatives whom you would so much like to
see. Then all you have to do, as many folks have learned, is to
let "long distance," bring you and your friends together for a
voice-to-voice visit.
It doesn't matter whether you call on Christmas day or not,
you will both get a real thrill from your telephone visit any
time during the holiday season.
The pleasure you will experience- from your visits by tele
phone is not expensive. For example, by using Station-to-Sta-
tion service after 7 P.: M., you can talk 150
miles for about 50 cents, and other distances
for similarly low cost.
Your "long distance" operator will be
pleased -to inform you about rates to any
point, and help make your holidays pleasant
by giving qnick connections to the friends
you want to greet.
Williamson., who has bun
named local '-supervisor of the Cen
sus of Business, today announced-that
enumeration work will start on Jan
uary 2. He said about-.'ili enumerators
will lie named withm the next few
j days to-- make the eanvass iti this dis
? t net. which inthiiK's' thirteen counties.
I "llii'es -of tile -"eensn are 'to . be es
tablished at :he Asheville Ci'y Hall
f "ildinjf. and :t stair o-f .about 4 'per
jsuns. will h- eaipluy,, to . handle tile
j wofk. All tvtl.vu.v t lillilovecs arc
nd by a "strict ci imis oath noi to
reveal any information eontained en
.business ronuit.-. and the law makes
any viola-inn a criminal olfen.se.
Mr. Williamson stated that every
retail and' .'. ( - a e business,' all
hotels, places of amusement, business
service (olnpanies, insurance agencies.
rea, estate offi.es, ami trucking and
bus companies ; all banks, office build
ing managers and contractors Will
be canvassed for reports on their op
erations during the calendar year
HMo. The result. are to be tabu
lated in Philadelphia, headquarter of
the Business Census, and become the
hasx statistics which businesses use
in planning their operating policies.
-All --enumerator's. -will be instructed
thoroughly on all nhases of the cen
sus, Mr. Williamson said, prior to
the U'ginning of the canvass. Mr.
Williamson will ."elect an a.ssist.ant
supervisor, who -will help conduct
the training courses.
A canvass of the business opera
ting 'rtice, commercial-arid o.her non
residential buildings will be made in
cities df more tha'ir 1 (l.0(M. Kor the
nr.-t time tne (ipc-anun of insurance
companies, agent s and brokers, real
estate broker, and dealers, manages
ni'.'nt and j-enta! agents as well as the
business aspect f n-mi-profit aWocia
tions an organizations of every type,
(exclusive of leligiiius bodies) are
included in the cinsu.s.
I hi ctnsus cJ service Vabli,-);-
j ni(;nts, , which -in li'-'i") ' 'included e'niy
j peisonal, :im.iness anl mechanical
j repair services. . is extended in the
i plans to- include ertaln clas.ses of
j I'Tofessionally -trained riersons. Mr.
j 'iHiams;in explained, those include
j.advertising counsellors, architects,
j auditors, certified public accountants,
engineering .-ervices-. private do-tcc-
;ive agencies, market research ser
vices, inap drawing and cartography
services, and sares eonmliants.
Theaters and hotels are to le cov
i red a in V.W.) and 19:13, he said.
.Mr. Williamson declared the pres
ent census is '.n answer to the re
quest of business for-expendable 19.15
information for sounder planning of
expansion programs, and is a contin
uation o: tne simuar business censuses
of. 1929 and 193.1.
GIFTS
from
MIFFS
for EVERYONE for LESS
$ MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS FROM THE LISTS BELOW-EVERY ITEM
PRICED LOW
W For Him i
aji-
SHIRTS
tVith no-uilt eollai. h
color.
59c 79c 98c
HATS
'u-t I lie Rifi men will
liii'i'ialo.-
98c $1.98 $2.98
(i LOVES
lintel)', and um-I'uI kiI'i
for men. I -'liMvt- limtl fall
lie ;ea). limwn. Hlak.
49c
Kilt. Ilitf liiti'il. hiiiwn
and Mack.
98c
PAJAMAS
In online and In cuulc lolli
9Sc $1.25 $1.49
HANDKERCHIEF
AND TIE SETS
-Ml--d eolois,, in Ihjvc..
49c
SCARFS
l-antJI'iil ilolmiv, U',ii
Mill IS I collll-v.
98c
SOCKS
10 and
JACKETS
"In pun- viirdc
JACKETS
1 li lined. it li
. $2.48
SWEATERS
' Hl.icd unci hlmv , a
"arm Kiii'iiieni
98c and $2.98
SHOES
He'll 11 iiprciiiito sM.v.
IVMe and llirmeii
- $2.79 ,
V id Kid or t'nlf
$2.98
OXFORDS
MjmI,. t,v lending v,,. ,.,
mni in u. imn(t.v
$1 98 - $2.98 - $3.98
SUITS .-
full., line
wenvrs.
$5.95
BELTS
in 4'iiiiiuc. l.t'iiOur,
28c 39c 19c
9
For Baby
19c
" ii ii inii i
iiiihi-.
BLANKETS
Sc'tciul color.
25c, 39c, 50c and 98c
ROBES
SilU cariiiigi- itdtes make an
eni'elleni jr'fl.
9Sc
SWEATERS
No linli.v lias loo man)
svieal.iv. (,i,,. (ln.n, ,.
49c, 59c and 98c
SNOW SUITS
In -ei-,il colors. uo.iiei e.
$2.48
In -ui-de, and lliive-jiieie.
$4.95
DRESSES
tlusi us duiui) us cun he.
Now iiieel
25c, 39c and 69c
LECCIN SETS
Itnish (,!, in lint, red and
pink
$1.98
SHOES
Our hally shoe slin k js , iim-pl-(',
w illi prices,
49c, 59cr 69c,'. and 98c
BATHROBES
In silk, anil mil ill' up iiio-t
alirai'lixel).
98c
I For Her g
3
or Boys
BLOUSES
Many colors, and all silk. pjt
98c to $1.87 i
SWEATERS
Here's n Kif s. j Lfi
Slipovers 98c 3
Twin Sets . . .$1.87 hS
II.V.miI Twin ss
$2.98 g
COWNS
Outinjr . . .50c, 98c A?
Rayon . . 98c, $1.98
Silk crepe . $2.98 K
PAJAMAS
Outing 98c &
Rayon . . 98c, $1.98' I
Crepe DeChine $2.98
BAGS
jirg as.i iiiient. noil a JK
Kifl lliul will please. ij
25c 39c $1.00 &
HATS g
Our sliN'k of hilts nuiWes '
siltt'iiii;- nil ideal gill an JJ
i iim ituillcr. v
Metalic . : ... $1.98
Felts 49c, 96c, $1.87
What
she II
I hesc.
hlaek
a linnl -;f(. .111,1
npprei ia'e .1 Piiir "i
hid. in hiow ii .ni'l
new sijr-s inid
up
SHIRTS
Theso are
iiell ntiidi.
39c 49c 69c
SWEATERS
'Ilic ylpiM-r si) lr
incut of colors.
98c
JACKETS
style, ii nd
fust I'liloi s. ii ml
in i(ssni.
ul
For Girls f j
and in iiiiiiilii'i's
39c
5AVI01RS BIRTH I'LACE
Interestine storv regarding exquis
the mosaics found in Bethlehem
which are believed to be the remains
of the earle-st church built aroun J the
Sacred Manger. One of many fas
cinatinp stories in the December 22
issue of the American Weekly, Of the
BALTIMORE SUNDAY AMERICAN.
On sale by your favorite, newsboy
or newsdealer.
For that useful gift
jto the family have
a convenient exten
sion telephone in
stalled in vourhotne.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.
INCORPORATED
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA,
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
: Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Mattie R. Toy, de
ceased, late of the county of Hay
wood, State of North Carolina, this
is to notify all. persons' having
claims against 'the s.taAe of said
deceased to exhibit them to the un
dersigned at Waynesville, N. C,
Route No. 2. on or before the 9ih
day of December, 1936, or this notice
wiil be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery.' All -persons indebted to the said
estate will p'ea.-e , make immediate
payment.
This the 10th (lav ' of IWemher.
1935. ' . :,''"' - ,
VAN TOY.
Administrator of the Estate of Mat
e R. Toy.
No. 424 Dec. 12-19-26-Jan. 2-9-15
SKIRTS
Ml mini Manuel. ie s
' In I I
$1.49
PAJAMAS
One and tun piece 't. in
lilting
59c 79c
twin
sweater sets
All wool, and hi a nioi" iiie
assort mem
; $1.87 V'-''
SWEATERS
A useful rlft ihut any nitl
will upim-elatc. Slipovers.;
69c 89c 98c
BATHROBES
Made of the best mall-Hals.
"', 98c
BLOOMERS
In jersey. .Several colors.
29c
In yilk, in delicate shades.
y19c and 25c
HOSE
In Oordon. knee lenptlt,
' rlastie top.
- :: 25c
ZipiWM'
value.
$1,87 and $2.98
CORDUROY
KNICKERS
SoliMllllUi; llllll .'Hill wv:il
ii nil neuf.
" $1.78 ; ;
l.oiiKies in snnie ;;iiul-
: $2.48
CAPS
Adjusfahli
ul patterns.
25c and
SUITS. ;
He lime a suit lor eer
Ixi). SIIS 1 III IJ ill ElV),
tlMlHI) illlll IllUf
$3.69 and $4.98
SUITS
In neu lii-suiot; hi-.i ,s ;,,
I "i. t hroi'-picoe.
$6.95
TIES
What's hilstinas vvilioiii
. ' a lies? '". .
25c
CLOVES
A wurnt fabrh
19c
Kill, ll.ee,. lined
79c
BELTS
Genuine Ijeatlter
20c 25c 29c
BOOTS-
siii-s- e to 13
'.';.:..' $1.69 -. -:.'.';:.
Sizes 3 to 6
'- $2.98
OXFORDS
Sla! .1 to 6. A Rood shoe.
$1.98
SHOES
Heavy Iron Heel
$1.87
only
Only.
$1.49
U,i
5(tc 58c 79c
BEDROOM SHOES
l.at'ur Mw'K c 4 M'lni 'I'runi.
l li.l or lucihttui 1 m i I-. All
49c 79c 98c
DRESS SHOES
In suedes. conihiii.'tKuli-.
i.ids. lies mill tixlords
$1.98 and $2.87
OXFORDS
Here's something linn ul
u ui s pleasiss
$1 and up
NEGLIGEES
In silk ire. And ill a lm
$1.9h" $2.98 $3.98
BED JACKETS
In lai'i1 or ii'e l)e Uine
$1.
FLANNEL ROBES
Cotton, $1.39, $1.88
Wool ... ... . $:;.9s
slii
five iliDeieni primps in sc.
lei t I , urn
()9c, 89c, 9Hc, 81.(19, 8I.9S
GIRDLES
In l..i-u v. Ml sit.
, 0c 89c ; 98c
BRASSIERES
In l.ii-c and satin.
10c 25c 50c
STEP-INS
V e I I inaile. Iwa ii ii ull v
trimmed.
25c, 39c, 49c and 59c
(The 4t' altd .lae trrinle.
arc if satin).
HOSE
Here's a tulue he.) end eoni
parison. Silk aiHl wool
29c
I ull i'ahioiM d. all ih-v
-hatIK.
49c
(.i.riliui and kiviKHl
'' 74c-
;ivi: ii kk hosi: from i
. - It A I K I" S
SPREADS
. Ramii. HOxflU i
81.98
I'otton KrinUIe ,
; 78c ;.:;:'
Many ciolors to choose Xroiu
On FRFFf 0n the lst and 15th of each month we are givim
P1U.UU 1 away $10 in Cash FREE Ak nr i WLc
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