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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
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ELABORATE PLANS '
' BEING MADE FOR
HOLIDAY SEASON
(Continued from front page)
Commerce, pic-sided at the meeting.
The streets will be decorated with
evergreen and hundreds of colored
lights this week-end and the early
part of next. The merchants will
have their Christmas goods on dis-
nlav. and their windows and stores!
decorated by the first of December. !
Christmas music will be played over
a public loud speaking system at
noon and late afternoon. Plans are
also underway for a community sing
to be held on the Sunday before
Christmas. J. Dale Stentz is in
charge of this phase of the program.
A committee was named to meet
Santa at the train at 10:83 on Sat
urday, December third, and to escort
him over the community before going
to his igloo where he will give out
bags of candy and other goodies to
till children.
Jack Messer, county superintend
ent of education, announced yester
day that he and Santa had about
completed a schedule for the fat old
man from the North Pole to person
ally visit every school in the county,
and talk to the- children. It is not
likely that Santa will carry candy
to the schools with him, because the
children would cat it before recess,
but when Santa talked over long
distance to The Mountaineer last
night, he. promised to give each
child in the schools he visits a card
which he will exchange at his igloo
later for a bag of candy.
At his igloo, he will have a largo
mail box to receive letters from all
children.
Santa's voice sounded like he was
tired, and when this reporter asked
if he was, he replied: "Yes, a little.
You see 1 have been working hard
all year, in order that I could get
away from here early and spend a
nhort vacation in Waynesville before
my ha id night's work on Christmas
Eve. Hut you tell all the children
that I'm loaded down with toys for
those who have been good, and want
sill of them to be patient, and come
to see me in Waynesville, on Saturday,
December third."
Deaths
NATHAN PHILLIPS
Last rites were held on Monday
morning at 11 o'clock at the Barber
ville Baptist church for Nathan Phil
lips, 58, who died at his home on
Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock, fol
lowing an illness of three months.
The Rev. Frank Leatherwood, the
Rev. O. C. Landrum and the Rev.
Alfred Arlington, officiated. Burial
whs in Green Hill cemetery.
Serving as pallbearers were: Z. V.
Price, Rufus Leming, John AV right,
J. R. Marcus, Charlie Davis, and the
Rev. O. C. Landrum.
Mr. Phillips was a native of Mad
ison county, but moved with his par
ents, at an early age, to this section,
where he has since resided. He had
been a carpenter for several years.
Ho was first maried to Miss Etta
Carson who lived only a few years,
and was later married to Miss Cora
McDarius, of Stocksville.
Surviving arc his widow; one son,
Roy Phillips, by his fust marriage;
five sons by his second marriage.
Llovd. Guv. Arthur. Wiuifrod, and
Sidney all of Waynesville, four
daughters Mrs. Tom Hoylc, of Hazel-
wood Mrs. Fred Marcus, Lillian and
Catherine Phillips, all of Waynesville
New License Tags
Ready For Sale
The If 39 license plates are ready
to go on sale here at the Chamber of
Commerce office December first, ac
cording to J. Dale Stentz, secretary.
The new tags may be put on at once.
The law requires that all motor ve
hicles have new tags before January
first.
It was pointed out that all trans
fers must be made within 15 days, or
a penalty of $2 will be added to the
cost of the tags.
The 1938 tag sales set a new mark,
with almost 600,000 being disposed
of through offices of the Carolina
Motor Club.
GROUPS BEING FORMED
TO STUDY TAX PROBLEMS
Mrs. William Hannah, who has been
appointed state director of the Na
tional Consumers Tax Commission by
Mrs. Rufus L. Allen, national com
mittcc woman, of the National group
for North Carolina, is perfecting her
organization throughout the state.
Study groups ar being formed in
the towns and cities for the purpose
of informing people regarding taxes
Mrs. Hannah will begin traveling over
th state the first of the year.
Mrs. Alley Returns
From Tour Of State
President Of N. C. Congress P
T. A. Visits Ten Districts
In State
More Second-Crop
Apples Brought In
J. B. Davis, of Fines Creek, added
to the growing crop oi seconu-crup
apples at The Mountaineer office this
week. ' Thtf apples, of almost normal
size, were gathered' from a 55-ycar-old
tree, which has only missed bcar
incf in two years, Mr. Davis said.
Mrs, Doyle D. Alley, state presi
dent of the North Carolina Congress
of Parents and Teachers, has just
returned from attending ten district
conferences held over the state. Mrs.
Alley reports splendid work being
done and notes at this date a sub
stantial increase in membership over
that of last year.
Mrs. Alley spoke in district meet
ings on "The Parent Teacher Move
ment in Action." The ten confer
ences were held in Shelby, Charlotte,
Swannona, Albemarle, Tabor City,
New Bern, Buies Creek, Elizabeth
City, Rocky Mount and Burlington.
Mrs. Alley also spent sometime in
Raleigh, while making the tour of
the state.
THE BETHEL i ll CLUB
HOLDS NOV. MEETING
Music Club To Present
Asheville Civic Orchestra
Music lovers will be interested in
the announcement by the Waynesville
Music Clubs that they are planning
to sponsor a concert by the Ashe
ville Civic Orchestra sometime the
first week in December.
The orchestra, 'which is a Federal
project, is directed by Joseph De
Nardo, well known musician of Ashe
ville. The orchestra contains from
;'.5 to 40 pieces. Since the organiza
tion of the group it has gained much
recognition in state music circles.
The Bethel. 4-11 club held its regular
monthly meeting on Thuraday, with
Miss -Mary Margaret Smith, home
demonstration agent, and John Riet
sol, assistant county agent, confer
ring with the group.
The purpose of the meeting was to
familiarize the members with the pur
liamentary procedures, the constitu
tion of the 4-H club, and the rating of
the organization.
The month of November is the date
set for the completion of projects and
record books. The club is trying to
have this work completed by each
member by the end of the alloted
time.
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LEATHER
FOR
LONG WEA!
If there is any shoe where
quality leather and solid leather
construction are important it's
in Hi-Cuts. Look for the Star
Brand trademark when buvins
Hi'Cuts and know you're get
ting the hest.
Outfit him in shoes that match
his energy with sturdiness.
Star Brand solid-leather Hi
Cuts are the answer..""
Star Brand Boots for Boys $1.98 to $4.95
Men's Boots $2.95 to $9.95
Massie's Dept. Store
"Shoes For The Whole Family"
Bronchial Coughs
Need Creomulsion
.Tiifct. ft. rnmmon couch, a chest cold,
or a bronchial irritation of today may
lead to serious trouble tomorrow. They
may be relieved now with Creomulsion,
an emulsified Creosote that is pleasant
to take. Creomulsion is a medicinal
combination debigned to aid nature in
soothing and healing infected mucous
membranes by allaying irritation and
inflammation and by aiding in loosen
ing and expelling germ-laden phlegm.
The Medical Profession has for gen
rrations recognized the bcncticlal effect
of Becchwood Creosote in the treat
ment of coughs, chest coldu, and bron
chial irritations. A special process was
worked out by a chemist, for blending
Creosote with other Ingredients so that
now in Creomulsion you get
a gooa
doso of genuine Becchwood Creosote
which is paiatame ana umy uc
frequently by both adults and children.
Creomulsion is one preparation that
goes to the very seat of the trouble to
help loosen and expel germ-laden
phlegm. When coughs, chest colds arid
bronchial troubles-due to common colds
Jiang on, get a bottle of Creomulsion
from your druggist, use it as directed
and if you are not satisfied with tho
relief obtained, the druggist Is author
ized to refundyour money. Creomulsion
is one word, ask for it plainly, see that
the name on the bottle is Creomulsion,
and you'll get the genuine product and
the relief you want. (Adv.)
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ODDj
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Main Street
IZ3-SAVE ON PRESCRIPTIONS AT SMITH'S--
ARE THE LOWEST l THE COUNTY
$100 Size 50c Size $1.50 Large 25c Size $1.25 Size $1.20 Dr. Kilmer'a
Ironized Groves Lydia E. Carter's Absorbine Swamp
Yeast ch1lc Pinkham's livlls Junior Root
&3C 27c 84c 1 14c -72 c
$1.25 VALUE
Alarm
Clock
79c
KM
BIG VALUES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
(None Sold To Dealers Quantity Rights Reserved)
Electric
Flat Iron
$1.50 Value
Six Pound . ,
97c
WOODBURY'S
34c
50c Cream; 10c Facial
Soap, 60c value, Uoth for
LUCKY TIGER
HAIR TONIC
1 $1 size; 1 50c Size
$1.50 Value, Roth for
79c
AIR KING RADIOS $9.95 to $14.95
Electric
Heating Pads
97c .. $4.49
Mi di -foft A'iiiiftfiltMinm i f A toliil'i i i m AiH
$1.00 Value
Hot Watter
Bottle
48c
$1.00 Value
Fountain
Syringe
48c
1 it iKtflntn -i ftih-
REMEDIES
35c For Corns
FREEZONE
75c For The Kidneys
DOANS PILLS ....
$1.25 Size
KELPAMALT
75e For Piles
PAZO .......... ..
70c Large Size
KKUSCHEN SALTS
30c MolTets
TEETHINA
Bottle 100
ASPIRIN ....... .
65c Size
bisodol ........ .
Wine Of
CARDUI .... ..
50c Tablets
YEAST FOAM ....
19c
49c
79c
47c
44c
18c
29c
39c
79c
29c
TOILETRIES
$1.00 Cleansing Cream
KRANKS LEMON ... . UiC
55c Bleach Cream nn
GOLDEN PEACOCK . . JjC
$1.00 Cleansing or Tex. OJ
PHILLIPS CREAMS . . jUC
$1.00 For Beautiful Eyes
KURLASH
60c Size
DAN-DERINE
55c Hooper's
YOUTH PACK
50c Large
BARBASOL .... ... .
Pkg. 8 Blades
GILLETTE
50c Kolynos
TOOTH PASTE .... .
25c Tooth Paste 4
DR. WEST ... Z for
$1.25 VALUE
Pocket
Watch
79c
50c Size
Jergens
Lotion
29c
5
69c
39c
34c
29c
19c
29c
26c
60c Size
Wild Root
Hair Tonic
If0". 61c
Box 500
Facial Tissues
18c
White or
Colors .
If
SCHICK ELECTRIC SHAVER $12.50
50c TEK
Tooth Brush
2 Fo 5lC
HEAVY RUSSIAN
MINERAL OIL
Full
Quart . . ...........
39c
PURE MILK OF
MAGNESIA
30c HILL'S
Cascaria
Quinine
18c
Full
Quart
I htiUi!k.-lli'lC.JJ
S AVE at S M I T H ' SfrVairft'fi
LEADING
brands CIGARETTES
Package Q Carton (hi in
Of 20 lC Of 200 dl.lZ
Smoking Tobacco
15c Tins BIG BEN or 4 r
PRINCE ALBERT . . ...... .1 UC
29c
3
Full Pint
Rubbing
Alcohol
25c
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