THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1933
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
f
r LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS 5 X.
PHONE 137
Mrs. Fannie Ora Weston, of Grtvns
boro, was the guest over the week-end
of her daughter, Miss Frances Wes
ton, at her home in the Kirkpatriek
Apartment-. Mrs. Weston was en
route home after an extended visit to
relatives in Tennessee.
.Mrs. Ruth Craig, Mrs. James Pal
mer, Miss Josephine Davis, and Mrs.
jack Messer made up a oai-ty spend,
ing Wednesday in Asheville.
Mrs. J. Rufus McCraoKJii, who h&s
been a patient in the Biltmoie Hos
pital, returned during ths week to
tier home.
Mrs. R. L. Prevost, Mrs. Pu'.rh
Prevost, and a party of friends were
among those motoring .: A-:helle
f'urirsr the week.
Miss Mozelle McCrackn, who is a
freshman at the Greens do r College
for Women, will r.rrjve today and
spend the Christmas holidays as the
ftuest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. MeCracken.
Miss Mayme Leatherwood and a
party of friends were A&heville visi
tors during the past week.
Ih and Mrs. S. P. Gay left Sat
urday for Fountain, N. C., where
they were called on account of the
i!laes of the former's mother.
Mr. James Palmer, who is a stu
dent at State College, arrived from
Raleigh on Sunday and will spend the
Christmas holidays with ls oarents.
Km route home he went by Davidson
College, where he visited Mr. Mack
Davis.
Mrs. E. J. Sloan and Dr. William
Sloan will leave this morning for
Durham. On their return home they
will be accompanied by Mr. Bobbie
Sloan and Mr. Ernest Withers, Jr.,
who are coming to town for the
Christmas vacations with their fam
ilies. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dicus and a party
of friends motored to Asheville on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Cameron C- Lewis and Mrs.
Bess Lee Page, arrived on Wednesday
from Charleston, West Virginia,
and will spend the Christmas holiday
season as the guests of their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lee.
Mrs. James M. Long, Mrs. Syda
Ray, Mrs. Fred Marley. and Mrs.
Nana Shankle were Asheville visi
tors on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Killian, who
have spent the past month in Stark
and other points in Florida, returned
home on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lauriston Hardin, Jr..
and a party of friends were Asheville
visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs, William Hannah and Mrs. Jack
Wav spent several hours in Asheville
on Tuesday.
A iii-u m iU- of ISuildiim and Loan
stiH'l, iim-iis January tir-t. Plan "
o lake a few sliarr. Mr ' M. ISuli
uoll. M t ivtai . :"lv
I
say fellows
OUR CLOTHES
For Men and Boys
are right in
Price-Quality-Style
(V) tt
and being Christmas
Its A Good Time To Buy A
Suit or Over Coat
IpM Among Us nfe
I WOMEN
With only four more shopping days the business of .selecting ami l.uy
ir.tr Christmas gifts becomes an urgent matter I doubt if the stores in Way
nesville have ever been so well suiilied to rill your pin needs as this year
ami I am certain that the decorations in the shops have never been so color
ful and inspiring of the Christmas spirit everywhere is seen tinsel in jjlit-tt-riner
silver and sold with reds and greens.
LETS GO SHOPPING
CLYDE II. KAY'S FI.OWEK SHOP Here may be solved many gilt prob
lems vases of every description Indian articles and what is lovelier
than flowers at Christmas?
ritkKAPr NATIVE WOODS Everything from waste paper baskets to a
bracelet all in wood latest item buttons made of walnut shells 14
of an inch thick and you would be surprised at (he intriguing design
and artistry when the thins is polished.
ALEXANDER'S D1U i STOKE Toilet articles of every type perfumes
fountain pens-'-eb'eks stationery and if they haven't what you tall
for in stock in -4 hours your order will be tilled now that's service.
MAKTIX EI-ECTKIC I wish I had space to name the devices of-modern
convenience offered there everything from the baby's bottle sterilizer
to a washing machine radios refrigerators. It's educational just to
visit the shop and see all the things we women could do with an elec
trie current if we had the appliances.
t". E. RAY'S SONS Here you can not only supply the whole family with
lovely and practical gilts but get your Christmas dinner with all Us
extra trimmings in the grocery department -there is the children s de
partment men's ladies' toys counters of toys and If you waul to
Kive a man in vour family a hat they have the cunningest little hat boxes
to notify him to call at Kay's and make his own selection and as for
th- inducement of cash prizes to shop there ask one of the clerks to tell
you provided ou haven't -heard the good news and I was about 'o
forget e en if you aren't- planning to buy a silk tiivhtie take .1 lo.-U at
ihem- y "U nt'Vi'i s:tu ue!i .tlu for sl.!
k OM 's EXCHANGE If .01 .ire I.u-,y l. m. k.- .'in him I. 1 1 e
. 1 11 or.i. r here and ! 1 ei I 1 in 1h.1t il will ! L.-n-r Hi. m in.-t ..f u- m.il.e
. I-. . In -no made 1 llii li-
MKs. HI M, V(,I l' ikl.i: II' . KOOM A lll.e pi. ice ! - I - K . ll.rij.l- 1-1
; u l i ii . , .1 Sil lula y night mi 1 1 pel : She is 1 i k l in oi di ' - 10:. .ill - - - i 1 i I 1 li i
1 :-.- ii- ! cl.ll-le i,. I, .:'.:. i .--I. kit-. ill. 1 plum piuUim:-,
M .sSE'S I I I1MTI Id: Mtllii: i'.-- u-iii.n i:i.. i in n.in . i j 1 1. i ' t . i . . I ! ; i ii ,i
ihing inert- I h. i li sniiicihinw f.-r ill. In. u-o- -ei cry i him.-, he:.- Ireiii i nus r.i
milllc-fis I reiel'tll lli.tlcetl sei. e g ood look j 11 s: roolllj i.i'll.l I i lli'Sl s o:
display- -radios lire, .mil mii.iH - .uoI ! lie ciiiini ngest' , Ivair-s for ! lie
. liildrt-n.
AIKEN GII'T SHOP Merc .. will lilj.l that small d i t hiet i ..- i hi in; y . oi have
been looking for as well as panel n-- for y our liooke.l rim, which wmild
make a swell eifi for si.nn- "f the .-Xpert hookers, iilmiu low n.
Hospital
News
Dr. John 1'. Saunders, Dr. William
B. Sigmunil, and Dr. Thomas iluffin.es,
of Asheville, made professional visits
to the Haywocd County Hospjtal dur
ing the week.
Mr. Hobert Hyatt, of Waynesville,
is improving after undergoing a
operation.
Miss Madge Parktr, of Canton, is
improving following an cperation.
The condition of Mrs. Robert Hoop
er, of Hazelwood, is improved.
The condition of Mrs. Snyder ie
mains about the same.
Mr. John Caldwell, of Nellie, left
the hospital on Wednesday.
Mr. Frank Burress, of Cruso, who
was severely burned a few days ago,
is improving.
Mrs. Jack Rathbone, of Hazelwood,
is improving following an operation.
Mr. Bill Bryson, of Balsam, con
tinue.s to imuprove following the am
putation of an arm.
Mrs. Frank Gilbert, of Canton, is
improving after an operation.
Mr. W. M. Urendle, of Candler, is
improving.
The condition of Mr. Howard Stev
enson, of Clyde Route V. remains
about the same.
Mr. Charlie Carver, of Maggie. -'n-slight'y
improved.
Mr. Robert Palmer, of Nellie, is
improving following an operation.
HE A I TV 'SHOPS -1 i hi hk rlU.'.in.li litem all 'togi-t her The l.a Can- .The
.ruAiiu. and Tli' Personality. Arcii'i llicir w indows a .Christmas picture?
if there had been a pri.o"f.-..;- Che ui'si allraclivc iudow --1 vyonibr
which one would have been ;,.. winner a cheek for .-a pcrinancnl is
hard to beat as an accejitable .gift in live feminine world.
.McCRACUEN'S 'I.OTIIIN; ST IKE They ale having a "ltemodrliiig Sab
just go In and see for yourself bargains sueh as are being offered don't
happen often in these parts.
Ill RGIVS WINlMtWS BOTH MAIN AND DEPOT You 'II liml gr. i e, ies -clothes
toys. 1 heard a man say there wis :i top in the Depot siore
that he just had to buy it made him feel like a boy again you'll lind
sweaters and gifts for the young and old and the stores an- all IVstoniis
ed with decorations thai make you feel like it was Christmas.
CLYDE II. HAY 1 have wondered as I have gazed over the well arranged
window who fixed it John or Mr. Hay.--I'll hand it to them 'lie en
sembled effect Is a perfect picture of everything a JJia" iu.i'!.-
MASSIE'S DEPARTMENT STORE And while on 'he subject of Window dia
pluy.s Hasn't Hugh got a swell lay out w.th the .lighted. Christ mas
tree with toys on one side and all tile lovely things both top and under
that appeal to the fair sex "ii the other'; The crowds have been daily
growing I suppose you have read the ad about the Jir.!l;IM) in.ttli of
living room furniture that is to be given awayif not ask one of the
obliging clerks and they will explain as for gifts you can .stall with
the man of the house and get something for the whole family.
SMITH'S DRl'G STOR10 Toys ti.il.-t aeeessories p.y-fumes ( 'hrist mas
candies in large boxes and small packages games- stationery' ; a-nil
many answers to your gift questions.. -
MEDI-'OKD'S FERN IT! 'HE COMPANY Here y..u w ill li-tid a -'brand n.-w
stock of goods---just fresh from the factory - t her.- art- a sui 'prisiu.'; num
ber of attractive gifts lam ps- smok ing statul- tui'l end tables from
51, 2 ". to 3. 'in.
Ittlll'S DEP.Mfl'MI-'.NT S'l'tlRE Here will be found' s-.i.-iithini; i i una In f
sister big ami: little- Daddy and snia 11 hi a l lu-r t hey lia V i- sinpiis-
ingly lovely silk underiiiings tit trstoundint p: o e pa ia :. .: i'
' d roasi s suits --i i .a Is ta ke a look yourself.
.-'..''. ''...
ISOYD I C It Mil HE OMI' !la. will i-e 1 1 -1 ..i ':,V.:y .r.n-i i. a I . iiifts
.f..r thehoiiie, that are ' equally d-'cora I tve;M:e ly..- f -ifts t':it give
pleasir tb. rough. n: the year.
I ;i,E I l E Al TEN Xovcr in the i.i :-! -. .-: ihe Jown have
tittraetivo. gifts tind toys hi-.h , .fi'.-r--,! -the i . 1 ...ei; f-iitnt! li.-rc
' as . inti r iv of a uti rit i nan' 1 1 eial
s i , i . J 1 1 v
as w,.
Let Us Show You Suprise You
With Our Splendid Values
Half Our Stock Now Marked Down
Offering You Over Two Hundred
Garments At Bargain Prices.
Exclusive Chatham Homespuns $25
C. E. EAY'S SONS I
HAROLD'S .DEPARTMENT STOH1 III. y ,..,., mi-.- : ., . , h-' '., sin. i
' h'-ae - good -looking 'at .-.si i rt lin: . pi-.i'i '--a nil liaya ya.ui i t ii 1 )i
aier yvool d rcss f Avi:ild isiiugi st. t haf sotneojie buy it fur M'.ihl (!
f.od for th. -:!;. .:' ti.i enlur for, it',; fh- slia. ! y!n-. likes a.at i
.'" well in ;
DE.NTo.N S hardware and waynio.svii.ee hardware company
Here at these two places may he found, the, heavier toys so. ih-ar m
children as well as useful gifts that would be appreciated 3'i.". days of
-,..' the year to the home maker.
GARRETT ElRNTTl ItE COMPANY In their window this week they are
displaying it very unusutil inl.iid table lhat vvould add a touch to any
living room.
WAYXESVIEtiE PHARMACY-Cigarettes in Christmas packages perfumes
vanities candies in. the most fetching boxes a perennial consolation
to the perplexed boy friend who considers this and that and ends by
sending a box of candy.
WAYX ESVI LEE BOOK COMPANY' Here you will find that unusual Christ-
mas greeting just to suit a certain persons native pottery writing ma--terials
the "Smoky Mountains National Park etc." stationery that
everyone should use-yoU will find Christmas cards "with greetings from
the "Land of The Sky".
ANXAIaS OF HAY'WOOD C'OE.N'TY Which is a gift supreme to the mem
bers of the pioneer fanilies of old Haywood a gift to be treasured by
this generation and passed on to the next On sale at The Woman's Ex
change and The Waynesville Book Company.
C. S. AEIEN & COMPANY For a complete line of Christmas gifts from
the baby's rattle to the Christmas turkey- may be found at this prp-
grtrssive HlUJt: ill na:iuuu.
AMERICAN FREIT STAT If you want fireworks to help you celebrate
you will find a variety of sparklers and all types of 'crackers" also
,. fruits and candies.
I,()(; & BR.I)EEY -Here will be found the usual full .stock plenty of
things for the kids -ns well as gifts for the grown ups. .Mr. .Bradley
has an unusual selection of toys this year guess he has more reason
to think about such things than Mr, Long used to have.
A N" D ONE BIG ADVANTAGE IS yoU don't have to buy a couple of dollars
worth of gas to reach these shops nor waste two or three hours on the
road to go and come for they are right here in WAYNESVILLE.
''-,' ' ' "'' : ."".'.
How Cardui Helps
Women To Build Up
Cardul stimulates the appetite aaid
Improves dltfestion. hclpiiii? -women
to get more ttrrngth from the food tliey
eat As nourl.stinu-nt Is Improved. Mret'.glli
Is built ii. cert.iln limciioicil puitu to
Rwnv Hint tomrn priilso C'ulduL tor hi'tpmn
tliem liurk to (,'ooii lipiilt.li. . . - Mrs C E
Ratllff. of Klnton. W. V.,' rU.-s ."Attor
the birth of mv licit Imby, I did nut !"
lo get mv streliKth back I look I'lirdul
gulii nod noon somnl nnd well. 1 have
given It to mv daughters and recommend it
to other ladles " . . - Thousands ot women
testify Cordul benefited them. If It does not
beaellt YOU, consult a physician.
BIRTHS
Born r-j Mr. and Mrs. Kdtfur Swayn
2ini, a -on, December the 11.
Rot n to Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Moody,
a daughter. December the lS:h.
NOTICE
The partnership heretofore existing
between J. M. Ixn$r and V. A. Brad
ley (Long1 and Bradley. General Mer
chandise, Hazelwood. N. ('.) has been
dissolved as of this date.
This the 12th of December. 193o.
J. M. LONG.
No. 4'2: Dec. 1!-Jt;-Jan. 2-0.
A life time of carefulness may be
destroyed by a second of carelessness.
Pre Christmas
Specials
Now is the time for all good
women to come to the aid of
their Personal Appearance
Shampoo, finger-wave and
choice of arch, manicure
or haircut 75c
Shampoo and marcelle 75c
Facials .HOc and up
SPECIAL l'HU ES OX
PERMANENT WAVES
PHONE f..S
Make Vour Appoint nienis Earl
Open evenings hy appointment
Jo Ann Beauty Shop
3
5
'
Shirts Galore
Shirts are a specialty
with us. We carry a large
stock cf splendid patterns
and models. We can .show
you most anything, and
would be delighted to do
so.
Prices Rirht
Wk- to Sl.i)") is the price
range of our shirts with
;in espi'cialiv large group
at 97c & 1 ,3f5
Ties
Our ties are right. We
have the nicest selection
you could imagine. Pat
terns of all kinds from
the extreme sombre to
the gayest
39c Up
ARROWS FOR CHRISTMAS
For Christmas, Arrow shirts and ties make most
acceptable gifts. Known the world over for their
style and quality, they will be welcomed enthus
iastically by anyone.
Your Choice Of A Thousand Gifts
I EH
m s
i C. E. Ray-s Sons
s