jHURSDAY,
NOVEMBER 24, 1938
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Want
Ads
(Tint Ads are one cent a word
. cr-h insertion. No ad is
for l&ss than 25e-
r,i SALE Stayman and Rome
Beauty npples. Fancy No. 1 in
hjikot? and sound, hand-picked bulk
- r Bollint? Hull Orchard, at Sau-
F. D. R. Enrolled in Red Cross
T
ok.
Nov. 17-24.
tiULD LIKE TO RENT Small
' varnished home, preferably near
he graded school. If interested
;;.e v. A. Davis, P. 0. Box 383,
Sylva, N. C Nov- 24-Dec- 1
rj SATURDAY
Smith's Drug Store Will Give
$1.50 Worth of Medicine To
Each Family For Only 49c.
WE WANT
every family
lohavtabottleof
iWicrand old In-,
diaHcrbMedtcine
' To Prove the
! value of this won-
derfal pleasant
: osting product of
Nature, we make
you this liberal
rial offer.
But first, let us
explain that Con
stipation is man's
peatest enemy in
this modern world
today.and further
thatalltormsordi
few . i .vA:
t t ttt ,, jriv a
President Roosevelt and Norman II. Davis
Chairman Norman H. Davis of the American Red Crosa enrolls Presi
dent Roosevelt into the membership as the national drive gets under
way in Washington.
Tasty Disk
es
met are effected miitmiuxiizJimi
by a persons habits of elimination.
Stomach and Gall Bladder, Liver and
Kidney trouble, also swelling and a stiff
ness of the joints, as well as bloating, In
dijestion and gas in the Stomach, not
to speak of Rheumatism, ArthritiNeu
ritis, Hip.h and Low Blood Pressure, and
Stiti Irritations, are all definitely affect
ed by a person's habits of eliminating
waste products and Toxic Poisons.
Sequoia India Herbs is a blending of
Natural ingredients to stimulate elimin
tfioti. Chief of these ingredients is "Cas
sia Acutifolia," a small plant that grows
in India. We Use the fruit and not the
leaves of this unusual plant. As to its
therapeutic value, we refer you to your
family Doctor, to any Medical College
cr to the United States Dispensatory.
We further protect you with this guar
antee. Sequoia India Herbs must pro
mote elimination if taken as directed,
and as a result of this, satisfy you that
your general Health is improving, or you
can return the empty bottle and your
fullpurchase price will be returned to
you with no questions asked. You must
be satisfied with results obtained.
Sequoia India Herbs originally sold
or $1,50. However, while our present
importation or drugs last, we are able to
make you this great reduction in price
on Uie same large family sized bottle (3
wits supply) for only 49c. Each person
wl be limited to three bottles as we
ant this special offer to benefit as many
famihesaspossible.MailOrders.lOc extra
's Drug Store
Waynesville, N. C.
A Midnight Snaik
If you'd liko somctliin'' casv to pro-
yet very delicious for yout'
: ry this fuvuv-
o elioU-i shii o
;;iye
ain Street
I pare,
guests soiiH- night
ite.
To
1 pound of ii;mil)ti! ;oM
1 egg and
Salt and
Popper, about
1 tablespoon of V
A-l sauce ami
la teaspoon of ground
tasty additions.
1 small onion very fine- and brown it
in butter, then add to the hamburger
mixture. If the mixtuiv is too wet..
add a few
Crumbled cracker and form into
patties. ThLs makes or 7. Next
slice
, 1 larjje. Spanish onion and
2 tomatoes. -Split opeu'aiid. butter
round.
Buns. Place all on the broiler rack.
Toast buns and broil the patties and
vegetables.
With apples in season, you might
like by way of recipe samples this
apple cake with lemon sauce,
Dutch Apple Cuke
2 cups sifted flour.
Is teaspoons baking powder.
hi teaspoon salt.
5 tablespoons shortening.
1 egg, well beaten.
2-3 cup milk.
2 cups sliced apples.
4 tablespoons butter.
4 tablespoons sugar.
ri teaspoon cinnamon.
Sift flour once, measure, add bak
ing powder, and salt, and sift again.
Cut in shortening. Combine egg and
iv.dk and add to Hour, stirring until
ft dough is formed. Spread in greas
id MmIIow pan, S.8 inches. Arrange
apple 's on dough, dot with butter,
and sprinkle uiih mi.uuiv of sugar
and cinnamon. Itake in hot oven
( !25 degrees .I-'.) lit) to :!5 minutes, or
until apples are tender. Serve with
li in 'ii . V'uire, Serve.s S.
Lemon Sauce
cup sugar.
1 tablespoon Hour.
Dash of salt,
1 cup hot water.
1 tablespoon butler.
.'! tablespoons lemon juice. j
2 teaspoon grated lemon i iud.
Combine dry ingredients; add grad
ually to water and cook 5 minutes,
stirring constantly. Add remaining
ingredients. Makes about 1 clip
sauce.
Eskimo Courtship
I Law Changed At De-
mand Of Young Folk
i The young people of the Kskimo
j North like those in Cleveland, Ohio,
or in New Haven. Conn., have ideas.
For generations it has been the native
i law on M. l:wrence Island that a
1 suitor must work four years for a
v.ifo. Furthermore his parents, in
i most cases, arranged the match. The
young people have been rebelling
j against this practice for a number of
years and last summer Commander
F. A. Zeiisler of the Coast Guard ship
Northland, was called in to act as
1 arbiter in the matter.
! Consultations were held with the
i adults and with the younger genera
tion and now a man need work only
lone year for his prospective father-in-law
before marriage. The eligible
are now privileged to choose their
! own mates, liy this method, they nr
i gue, there will be fewer "unmarriages''
or divorces. The youngsters even
wont so far as to ask for some docu
I went of marriage and this too was nr-
ranged, the schoolteacher acting as
! grantor of such a paper. The rebel
lion had gone so far that one youth
was taken in the statement that no
girl was worth more than throe months
labor before winning her.
Commander Zeusler to the natives
in the I.ering Sea ports is ' not so
much a commander as a confidant.
All year they have up their problems
; and their triumphs for his inspection.
! ile in turn, brings back to the govern
! mental agencies interested in the
I Kskimo, reports and recommendations
j which help to improve the condition
of those people.
i He continue, 'it nuit-t bo borne in
j mind that the desirable parts of our
j civilization cannot ho thrust upon the
'natives, they must bo absorbed by j
; him gradually, The fukioios of his'
.civilization luu-t bo eliminated by j
j proper instruction and example, not!
'by the more statement that they are'
I all wrong and must ho,, therefore, dis-
I carded immediately."
I Confusion arises between Hie citien-1
ship of the Kskimo and bis position as
ward of the Covoriimciii. The elder!
generation are in favor of continuing
as wards of the Government. This
is largely, Commander Zeusler ex
plains, that liquor may be kept out.
Confusion also arises for the native
when two conflicting religious faiths
are presented. One religious faith in
a given community is recommended,'
as otherwise , the Conflicting teaching
tends to make the natives lose faith
in all religion. It is not difficult, it,
is explained, to teach the familiar pre-1
copts and stories of the Bible as they
are not unlike the faith of most na
tive religions.
r.uucaiion, it is saut, should be sim
ple lessons in sanitation and personal
cleanliness. The native should be
taught care of his equipment, his
boats, and his sleds, A higher eifu
cation is called a mistake, except in
the case of the unusual child. Other
wise it is held to unfit the native youth
to work his way up and out of the
faults of his own civilization.
Of the schoolteachers in the Far
I North Commander Zeusler says, "I
j have found most of them well bred
and high class. Their soberiety and
morality are above reproach." H)
recommends that teachers be chosen
not for their number of degrees but
for their ability to work among the
natives. A preliminary course is' ad
vised for teachers in which they
should be instructed in their duties,
their methods of living, and types of
clothing to be worn.
With a menu suggestion including
Canadian Bacon and Southern Spoon
Bread, is this recipe for
Southern Spoon Bread
li cup corn meal.
.'i: teaspoon salt.
1 ' cups boiling water.
1 tablespoons melted butter.
." eggs, well beaten.
1 cup milk.
1 teaspoon baking powder.
Mix com meal and salt, add boiling
water gradually, beating until a mush
is formed. Cool slightly. Fold in
remaining ingredients. Turn into
greased casserole. Bake in moderate
oven (350 degrees F.) 40 to 50 min
utes. Serves ti.
1 W : D I -1 C22T J l I
AGH SATURDAY
(Promptly at 8:30 p. m.)
ith each dollar spent with us for merchandie.
r repair work, or paid on account, we will give a
coupon.
Each Saturday night, we will publically determine
a winnerno hold-overs and give away a beauti
,ul diamond ring.
Each week's collection of coupons will be held for
e dimax of our Sales Campaign, on December 2:5rd.
,en w will give away, in addition to the alve.
U )0.00 in merchandise.
$150.00
IN MERCHANDISE
FREE
All sales coupons will be eli
gible to be declared a winner
on Dec. 23rd, when $150.00 in
merchandise will be given
'" away.
GET YOUR COUPONS
i NOTiVK OF KF.sri.'I'S OF Ml'M-l
It til' AL BlMl.mNG BOND
l.I.KCTlON
.The undersigned Mayor and Board'
of Aldermen of the town of Waynes-
vine, Having met at the town hall at
4 o'clock, P, M on November 22,
the returns of the special bond clec
tlm returns of the special bod elec
tion held in the town of Waynesvill
on Novenil)or 17th, IMS, on the ques
tion of issuing Twenty-five Thousand
Dollars in bonds for purchasing prop
erty and erecting a municipal build
ing and a tax therefor, canvassed
said returns, as certified by the Heg
trar and Judges of Election, and
from said returns declared the results
of said election to be as follows:
Number of qualified voters reg
istered: .. .....................800
Number of votes cast for bonds . . '101
Number of votes cast against
bonds: .. 1 1f)
Majority of votes cast for bonds
over votes cast against bonds: 185
It is, therefore, found, declared and
judicially determined that the ordi
nance heretofore passed by the Board
of ' Aldermen' providing for the issu
ance of ?25,000 bonds for purchas
ing property -and erecting a municipal
building was passed as the result of
aid election..
And it is ordered that this state
ment of the results of said election
be delieverod to the Clerk of the
Town of Waynesville, who shall re
cord it in the Book of Ordinances of
the Town of Waynesville, fdo Un
original in her office, and publish it
once in the' Waynesville Mountaineer,
a weekly newspaper published m the
wn of Wnvnesville.
J II. WAV, Jr.
Mayor.
T. I,.
S. H.
J. W.
BRAMLET,
JONKS,
RAY,
Aldermen.
N. S2J Nov. 24.
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Main Street
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THIS PHRASE ORIGINATED IN
EARLY CALIFORNIA DAYS.. WHEN I
A PROSPECTOR ARRANGED FOP.
HIS WIFE'S BOARD WHILE HE
WEffT AFTER GOLD, HE WAS SAID
TO Bt"PUTTINO HER OUT TO GRASS1
Our .management' will always con
tinue to uphold the high ideals and tra
ditions of our profession. Our only
business is to serve the people of
Canton with dignity and appropriate
ness in a time of grief. AH our efforts
are concentrated towards a sincere
and perfect service.
Wells Funeral Home
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U U Oil ILUlLVrUU
SW5
PnWioSanl0' lb- - 15c
VUliee Maxwell House, lb 25c
Snowdrift Jff-jS' It
99c
MINCE MEAT, lb. can 25c
PUMPKIN, No. 2 can . . . . . . . .10c
SWEET POTATOES, ... .10 lbs. 20c
7 oz. can . 10c
17 oz. can 15c
Cranberry Sauce
Fresh Cranberries
1 lb. ...... ...20c
Fancy Celery . 10c
Lettuce . .3 for 25c
to
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Soap Specials
3 CAKES 19C
SMALL
Octagon Powder 10 lor 23c
Octagon Toilet .. .1 for 1 9c
(KKI) BOX
Sm. Super Suds ,'i for 23c
(KKI) BOX)
1-g. Super Suds 2 for :3c
(BLUK BOX)
Sm. Super Suds .5 for 23c
'GIANT
Octagon Soap . . . .( for 23c
SMALL
Octagon Soap ... 10 for 23c
l.AKGF.
Octagon Powder . . for 23c
Octagon Cleanser. 2 for 9c
Octagon Chips , . ..' for 23c
Octagon Granulated .'! - 23c
fyteut Gok&l at PoluIga Pice4
Choice tftuut Cake Oitf-xedietti
MORTON'S SMOKE SALT
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.THE FOOID STOP
OPEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT UNTIL 7 :00 O'CLOCK
CLOSED ALL DAY FOR THANKSGIVING
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