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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER THURSDAY, JUNE n, 1936 Hospital News Miss Ann Abel, of Canton, is rest ing more comfortably following an operation. Mrs. C. L. Robinson, of Canton iif resting well following an operation. Miss Annie Dyer is more comfort able following an operation. The condition of Mr. J. Holcomhe is fairly good. Miss Faye Caldwell improving. of Maggie, is Mr. Raymond Messer, of Clyde, is better, after undergoing an operation. Misg Hattie Frazier, an operative case, is improving. Haywood Cattle Make Good Showing Anywhere Miss Mary McCarson, Mt. Sterling, medical case, is better. Mr. W. W. Hayes, of Highlands, who suffered injuries in an automobile ac cident, is improving. Mrs. Agnes Brooks, of Candler, is resting more comfortably. The condition of Mrs. Elmer Os borne, of Canton, is good following an operation. Mr. Sam Ledford, of Cove Creek, is resting fairly well after an op eration. Mr. James Blaylock, of Canton, improving following an operation. is The condition of Mrs. of Canton, is good. Mrs. R. Stuart Roberson, of Hazel- wood, is better following an operation. DISCHARGED - Mr. Fred Davis. Mr. B. F. Murray. Mrs. F.leanor Keener. Mrs. V. L. Messer. Miss Josephine Underwood. Mrs. Martha Sutton and Baby. Mr. Ulyss Price. Mrs. Lloyd Arrington. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Haney an- J, B. Mauney,' nounce the birth of a daughter, on ! June the 9th. SAVE ON PRESCRIPTIONS. AT SMITH'S 25c WHITE SHOE CLEANER 2 for 25c FREE 60 GIFT With each $ 1 .00 ill Lucky TIBr Hair Tonic mad Dan druff RcmoTtr you get MEE-Cholc of fol. lowing Lucky Tiger Guaranteed Products 60c ilte Magic 8him poo 60c me Foamleta Ull Shampoo 60c ilze Vegetable Oil Hair DrcMing. $1.80 Value ONLY 89' 35c Size MUM 22c KOTEX 18c or 2 for 35c CI 50c Jergens Lotion . . 34c 65c Ponds Creams . . . 37c 50c Vitalis 31c 75c Fitch Shampoo . . 49c 50c Nadinola 37c 60cLysol .. ....... 39c $1.50 Kolor-Bak . . . 98c $1.10 Lady Ester Povv. 89c YOU WILL LIKE VITA-RAY TOILETRIES Miss Walker Will Be Pleased To Show You the Complete " 'Line .', 50c Phillips Magnesia 34c 60c Syrup Pepsin . . . 39c 30c Sal-Hepatica 19c 25c Ex-Lax . . . . . . . 15c $1.25Peruna ...... 89c $2.00 SJS.S. Tonic ...$1.67 $1.00':Gkrdui:-v-. .v--.67c"" $1.50 Pinkham's Com. 97c $1.00 Wampoles ......79c 0fk rS5 PHILLIPS slj HARRIET HUBBARD AYERS Complete Line New Face Powder 5U 50c Pepsodent Paste .... 33c 50c Bost Paste 27c 50c Forham Paste ... 31c 50c Kolynos Paste . . . . . 33c 25c Listerine Paste . . ... 19c 25c Squibb Paste 19c 50c Lyons Powder . . . . ..34c 50c Pepsodent Powder 39c 35c Fasteeth 23c MARTHA WASHINGTON and WHITMAN CANDIES Fresh By Express Mineral Oil t-UH t M Full f Pint Z4C Quart OVC Alcohol Rubbing c it Pint ... . L For Z J)C Magnesia Full -I f Full OO Pint lifCQuartJjC Black Draught 25c 1 Ot Size ...... Z For A-IP SAVE ON PRESCRIPTIONS AT SMITH'S Extra Savings For Friday & Saturday i 1 nesville, and H. A. Osborne I ,, Company of Canton. ThJP for building and installing' h ! -a&or application to the supervU?. project, and paying the lutnLr ':'s pany for materials ud Tr We highly recommend the proo '' of the concrete slab and Wjrr? tne seat, even thoutrh m a'.er :.r.-e No tii.it tor hPi K'K1 inttl iiic nIkiwii. those runiini; friim Hitvwnod I'uuntv alwava take a nrominent .nlace. MiciVMi utiovi- iii-f live steers from this county which Won first prize in the tfroup c lasses at the Asheville Fat Stock Mn.w liist fall. John Kcnn, extreme iiKlit, won hist prize with his stock a the show. Dr. Sisk Explains Situation Regarding Canton's Watershed Survey Shows That 952 Homes On Canton's New Watershed. State Law Is Explained The followintr is a statment from Df. C. N. Sisk, District Health Officer! concerning the facts relative to the Canton watershed: "Because of various rumors, many of which are erroneous, I desire to' make a statement concerning the san itation of the drainage area of the Canton watershed, which will com prise a large part of Pigeon, Cecil, and East Fork townships. The public lawg of North Carolina of many years standing give any municipality in the state authority to condemn lands, and to enforce sanitary requiremnts in providing a safe water supply for their citizens. The laws being ap plied in this instance are state-wide and were not made specifically for1 Canton. I "The only items of sanitation appli-' cable to a watershed are satisfactory : disposal of sewage, the proper dis-! posal of bodies of dead animals oc curring on the watershed, and the location of cemeteries. Any state ment concerning not being able to keep live stock on the watershed is entirely erroneous. The health de partmnt ihas recently tompleted a survey of this area, and find there are 952 homes in the area. An analysis of the sanitation as these homes show 418 with no system of sewage disposal, 386 with pit privies. 63 with surface priviee, 46 with privies over branches, and 59 with septic tanks. Among this number 71 privies were approved, 813 wore recommended to and 20 mended to build wood privies were recommended to tanks. "The health department can only require of any individual compliance with the state sanitary law, which permits an all wood privy. However, we have recommended to all residents of this area the procuring of a con crete slab and riser privy for perma- AltVirtnotk a a T k..n the construction of an all v.j':' meeting the requirements of lv? ouara oi neaitn is ,.cr,,..k 'have been 60 concrete slab nr"' ready installed in this area are more than 100 orders for t-' ' "tr of privy on file at the poir,-'' 1?s which wiu De dt; t i promptly as possible, and ,'Q J "s the WPA project continues. " S u "Typhoid fever is sprea r- v v the ingestion of germs .ViV ! from the digestive tcart ar.t1 ; ; of a human case or carrier' -pW'- . w.c iuou ana wut.T tijr. it woo luuna in .. 1 V . , ouivcj niiti, ine water su Biomes oomprmg this follows: Open springs. 502. Open wells, 245. Protected wells, 84. Protected springe, 13. Running water, 69. "It can be readily seen that prow sewage disposal in any area is a nw protection against the spread of tv phoid fever locally where s0 much d" the water supply is subject to po!u. tion. jf the The Granting of Patent. first act of conirres .... . . April 10, 1790, placed the irra'n. , patents In the hands of the s, , ,,.":,rv build seDtic1 ' lla' vl r and atturnev e,..... ..uujuo ucueisoil, as st''Tt. tary of state, personally e.uniii,. many petitions for patents. install concrete slab privies with new nenvy and satisfactory service. Thie buildings, 27 with concrete slabs with; type of privy is now being built un the use of the present building, 211 der a WPA project at the lumberl because of inaccessibility were recom-' yards of Hyatt & Company in Way- Chinee Women Stronger The labor-saving devices of th American housewife are unknown to the rural Chinese woman, hut newr does she have the nervous break downs which frequently nfl'li.-t Ii.t Western sisters, missionary il.i.iurs n. port. MOUNTAIN JOE $7h Now that my tobacco Is set out, and the weeds chop ped out of the garden, I plan to spend a week-end having a good time. On Friday I plan to attend tjie Farmer's Meeting, and on Sunday I'm going down to the Lake to hear Mr. Jose phus Daniels, and eat picnic dinner with old Haywood Friends. Of course, on Saturday, I have to buy groceries, but since I always buy them At Burgin's, I have gotten to en joy that too. Yes, I really like to trade there for more reasons than one. Burgin Brothers AT THE DEPOT PHOXE 334 Burgin's Dept Store MAtV STREET PHOXE 74 WE DELIVER Neigh bors We Rise and Fall Together Haywood County is a Community of 30,000 people. Largely we are of the same anglo-saxon stock. We are of the Christian faith and our pur pose is to live a neighborly life. Some of us are engaged in business. Others work for their living in the professions. Some work in industry. Some keep boarders. The ma jority of us however make our living from some phase of farming. Regardless of what we do individually, we rise and fall with the general level of prosperity in the county. When the farmer is in a position to make a good living, it is almost certain that every working man can find profitable,, employment, and every business and professioal man also will make a good living. . The citizens of Waynesville realize these things. Individually and as a community, we desire to support and cooperate with the Farmer. Our clubs and organizations desire to lend their aid. We want to see the Farmer prosper. . We are glad to participate in Farmer's Day. Our Rotary Club is ulad to join with you in your picnic. We believe that out guest speakers will bring us worthwhile messages. Our. merchants and other business men are anxious to provide you with the very best merchandise at the best prices that can be found any wjiere. Our professional men are prepared to serve you expertly and economically. Let's Go Together and Work Together Make Friday A Big Day cIke Waynesville Ckamter of Commerce II I I . IB AT Will Always Find What You Want, If It Is In the Dry Goods Line BEAUTIFUL Wash Dresses In All Colors and Style 1',,T""" Voiles and Prints 98c $1.98 S2J5 i
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