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WAYSIDE LODGE
OPEN FOR SEASON
Announcement is marie this week
of the opening of the dining room of
Wayside Lodge, as well a.s the room
ing facilities of the hotel, for the
summer season of llioT.
The Lodge this year is managed by
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wi'liam Irion of
C'leanvateij. Pl , Vho operate the
West Coast Hotel of that City. They
have been operating this popular re-j-ort
and commercial hotel for the
past ten years.
This season they were attracted to
Western North Carolina, and selected
Waynesville as the most promising
location in this section.
They plan to operate the 'Lodge on
the American and European plan at
moderate rates. Good food will be
featured in the dining room, with a
variety of unusual dishes not served
in hotels in this section. Special in
vitation is extended the local people
to avail themselves of the service of
fered by the dining room.
Read the ads-It pays
CABBAGE DANISH
Ball Head and Flat Dutch 15c
per 100 $1.00 per thousand.
TOMATOES
Red Rock, Marglobe, Tangerine
25c per 10082.00 per thous
and. Pepper, sweet and hot ; Celery,
easy Blanching. I). D. York
Easy Blanching.
I). I). YORK
Route 1, Waynesville
Cam Morrison Might
Get in Senate Race
Former Senator Cameron Morrison,
who makes periodic visits to Wash
ington, is spending this week in the
capital. He declined to make a defi
nite statement as to whether or not
he will enter the senatorial race in
Uo.. While he is making no state
ment, it is generally understood that
he is convinced that Senator Robert R.
Reynolds van and will be defeated in
V.m.
Travel In Nation
Reaches High Peak
It has been estimated that more than
10.000,000 persons this year will "sight
see" the cities and country of North
America. Nearly 3,000,006 will ride
in streamlined sight-seeing buses and
spend upwards of $6,000,000. A fleet
of more than 5,000 parlor coaches
guided by trained lecturers will care
for many sight seers this year. Now
that business is on the up grade it is
revealed by travel agencies that never
in the history of this country has as
much travel been anticipated as this
year.
Rats Stop Sales
At Liquor Store
Wilmington. Rats have stopped
the sale of legal liquor in Onslow
county's liquor store at Richlands.
The rodents recently made a feast
of the fed era.1 tax stamps on the liquor
bottles and sale of liquor in thofce
bottles has been stopped by the de
partment of internal revenue.
Raymond D. Christman,, deputy col.
lector of internal revnue here, will
visit the store this week and make
some arrangements which will enable
the store to dispose of the damaged
bottles, he said.
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF THE
WAYSIDE LODGE
AND DINING ROOM
Same Managment As The
West Coast Hotel in Clearwater, Fla.
Comfortable Rooms
With Private Bath
American or
European Plan
Delicious Food
That Satisfies
Moderate
Rates
J. WILLIAM IRION, Lessee
SUBSCRIPTIONS
The following subscriptions have
been received during the past two
weeks:
W. H. Frazier, Routel.
H. W. Woodward, City.
H. B. Freeman, City.
John S. Evans, Clyde.
A. W. Angel, Clyde.
H. P. Carpenter, Montverde, F'a.
John W. Shook, Clyde.
Miss Louisa Thackston, Charlotte.
H. C. Lindsley, City.
Massie Furniture Co., City.
D. P. Janes, Route 2,
H. D. Jolly, City.
Mrs. J. F. Cabe, City.
John A. Plott, Route 1.
Bob Cope. Hazelwood.
H. M. Allen, Route 1.
Mrs. R. H. Dempsey, Harlan, Ky.
J. E. Massie, City.
Mrs. J. P. Dicus, City.
Le0 Buckner, Jr., Norfolk, Va.
Katie Hampton, Canton, Route 2.
Mrs. Etta Grogan, Cruso.
R. E. Stackhouse, Lake Junaluska.
T. H. Rogers, Clyde.
Mrs. R. S. Comal, Canton.
P. F. Campbell, Canton.
W. F. Sorrells, Canton.
R. G. Pressley, Canton, Route 2.
H. C. Heatherly, Canton Star Route.
I). L. Clark, Canton Stare Route.
Mrs. Sallie Trull, Cruso.
F. R. Green, Cruso,
J. A. Poston, Cruso.
Ken Burnett, Canton Star Route.
Louie Siler, City.
Rev. P. C. Hicks, CanUn.
Dave Cabe, City.
John Hall, Hazelwood.
T. L. Blalock, Hazelwood.
W. R. Francis, City.
Mary Miller, West Asheville.
E. A. Preston, City.
Mrs. Willis Smith, Raleigh.
Jesse James, Route 1.
Arthur Schulhofer. City.
Miss Grace Bowles, City.
RluflDltoinis f
Momnieirn Qm9t
Be Wromi
Women in 23 million homes have a radio.
Women in 20 million homes enjoy electric lights.
Women in 19 million homes use electric irons.
Women in 10 million homes use an electric washer.
Women in 10 million homes use electric vacuum
cleaners.
Women in 10 million homes use electric toasters.
Women in 9 million homes enjoy electric clocks. "-
Women in over 7 million homes use electric refrige
; rators.
Women in 6 million homes use percolators or coffee
. ' ".'makers.;..;
Women in about 2 million homes use an electric stove.
USE PLENTY OF ELECTRICITY
CITY LflGIHlT PEFIT.
F. D. R. And Wife Shake
; Hands With 16,650 People
, While New Year's Day with long
: lines of handshaking has has been
eliminated at the White House during
the Roosevelt regime, handshaking has
stili been the vogue of many occasions.
I It was announced last week that dur-
ir.g the past year. President and Mrs.
Roosevelt have shaken hands --ith
16,650 persons at regular White House
1 functions.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HAYWOOD.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Haywood Supply Company
VS.
M. H. Reeves and Wife.
Ernie Reeves.
By virtue of the execution directed
to the undersigned sheriff cf Haywood
County, from the Superior Court of
Haywood County, North Carolina
in the above entitled action,
to-wit: Haywo Supply Com
pany VS. M. H. Reeves and
wife, Ernie Reeves, I will on Monday,
the 5th day of July 1937, at 11 o'clock,
A. M., at" the court house door in
Waynesville, Haywood County, North
Carolina, sell to the highest bidder
for cash to satisfy said execution all
the right, title, property and inter
est which the said M. H. Reeves and
wife, Ernie Reeves the defend
ant has in the following de
scribed real estate to-wit: 1st
TRACT being a lot in the town
of Waynesville, situated on the east
side of Main Street, and being the
lot conveyed to Jefferson Reeves by
T. F. Reeves and wife, Georgia Reeves
by deed dated June 21st, 18W, and
same being recorded in Book No. 11,
on page 538.
2nd TRACT, being a lot in the
town of Waynesville, situated on the
ea.t side of Main Street, and being
the same lot conveyed to Jefferson
Reeves by E. P. Purcell and wife,
Julia H. Purcell, by deed dated March
27th, 1916, and same being recorded
jn Book No. 47, on page 107 of the
record of deeds of Haywood County.
3rd TRACT, being a lot in the town
of Waynesville, situated on the west
side of Main Street, and being the
same lot conveyed to Jefferson Reeves
by J. A. Coxe and wife, Mary Coxe,
by deed dated December 24th, 1907
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,ana same Deing reg;S.eit(J :
No. 25, on page 42 of f, -Vs
All of the above wser.'id
land are in Wayr.e-v V t"
This the 9th dav v l
v. WELf3'
Sheriff of
Carolina.
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Clyde Livestock
Market
WILL HAVE OPENING
SALE fts 11
Sale will be held every Thursday
one o'clock sharp.
We will be glad to have any livestoc
and will get you the best price,
Rain or Shine
OF BOARD 0:
EQUALIZATION
Monday, July 5th, 1937,
through
Monday July 26th, 1937
The Haywood County Board of Commissioners will sit as a
Board of Equalization and Review on Monday, July 5th, 1937,
through Monday, July 26th, 1937, at the Commissioners' office
in the Courthouse in the Town of Waynesville, for the purpose of
examining and reviewing the tax list of each township for the
current year and shall hear any and all taxpayers who own or
control taxable property assessed for taxation in the county, in
respect to the valuation of such property or the property of oth
ers and shall equalize the valuation of all property in the coun
ty and correct any errors appearing on the abstracts, and for the
transaction of any other business which may come before the
Board in compliance with the Machinery Act of 1937.
J. A.
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CHAIRMAN
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