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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Miss Betsy Lane Quinlan left on
Friday for Raleigh, where she will
spend a week or ten days visiting
her sistff, Mrs. Christopher C. Crit
tenden. En route she attended the
Duke-Pitt game in Durham on Sat
urday. While in Raleigh Miss Quin
lan will also attend the metings of
Miss Sarah Welch, student at West- Leon Killian, Jr., who is taking a
ern Carolina Teachers College, was J course at the Washington Electrical
the guest of her mother, Mrs. J. C. I School, of Washington, D. C, spent
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weicn, aunng me past ween. several uuys in ujwh w mui
Henry Tuttle, who is attending Oak
Ridge Military Academy, spent the
Thanksgiving vacations here with Mr,
the Historical and Literary Society, 'and Mrs. W, T. Shelton.
his parents, Mr. and Mr. Leon M.
Killian.
Dr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Roberson
had as their guests during Thanks
giving week, the latter's sister. Miss
Agnes Simons and two friends, Misa
Lora Mathis and Miss Kennedy, all
of Kannapolis.
Haywood Teachers
To Meet Saturday
Teachers of the county will meet
i i:t the Central Elementary school here
at ten o'clock, and discuss vocational
guidance.
I. A. McLain will discuss vocational
guidance for boys, and Mrs. O. L.
Yates will discusse the same subject
from the standpoint of girls.
L. M. Richeson will talk on the
THURSDAY, DECEMBER ,
fff Santo, lib... 14c. 3 lbs.
I vOIiee j.f.G. Special, Mb. bag
40c
24c
COCOA, 1 lb. Hershey's 15c
CHOCOLATE, M lb. Hershey's . . . .15c
SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR 27c
I Dried Beans
YELLOW EYED .-...4 lbs. 25c
PINTOS ............4 lbs. 25c
GREAT NORTHERN .6 lbs. 25c
Corn
Country KLst Yellow 3 for 27c
Del Maiz Cream Style 2 for 25c
Del Maiz Niblets Mexicorn ......... .15c
Pao c "April Showers June Peas 15c 8
reflS - Green Giant . . . .17c .8
PnnliAo Sunshine, No. 1 tall 10c
reaCneS Sunshine, No. 2 . . .15c
CROSS & BLACKWELL 4
J Date & Nut . .... . . ..15c
U1 CdU Chocolate Nut . . . . . . . . .15c
HEALTH CLUB
jj BAKING POWDER, 25 oz. 19c
SALMON 10c
DROMEDARY DATES . .10c, 15c, 25c
y II Mkfc -tut &4"&4m
Soap Specials
3 CAKES 19$
SMALL
Octagon Powder 10 for 25c
Octagon Toilet . . .4 for 19c
(RED BOX)
Sm. Super Suds 3 for 25c
(RED BOX)
Lg. Super Suds 2 for 35c
(BLUE BOX)
Sm. Super Suds 3 for 25c
GIANT
Octagon Soap . . . .6 for 25c
SMALL
Octagon Soap ... 10 for 25c
LARGE
Octagon Powder . . 6 for 25c
Octagon Cleanser 2 for 9c
Octagon Chips . . .3 for 25c
Octagon Granulated 3 25c
C. E. RAY'S SOWS
THE FOOD STORE
40 Men At Work
On Sewer Project
Ditching and the laying of the pipes
lor tne Waynesville-Hazelwood san
itary sewers was started on Friday
of last week, with approximately
forty men engaged on construction for
the present.
The work was begun above the bank
at the edge of the dam near the Lake
Junaluska post office. While only a
small crew are now on the job, it will
be increased in the near future. In
all probability there will be two shifts
of workers.
Blythe Brothers Company, of Char
lotte, who made the lowest bid on
the construction, have the contract
for the work, which will take 300
working days.
Miss Martha McCracken, who is
taking a special course at Cecil's Bus
iness College, spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with her parents, ? Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. McCracken.
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Palmolive
Red Box
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T .11 PffO Clinn. 3 J
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oiue cox
Cmnll O f, .
Blue Box
Large Super Suds .
(Gets Clothes "Hotpital 13
Octagon Soap, giant ... 6 for'
Octagon Powder, Ig. . 6 f
Octagon Toilet
"i'"6uu vicanser 2 f o
uctagon Chips 2 fo
"important demands of industry on D F . n.
the school." Rev. J. G. Huggin, JrJDUrglll Uept.'M'
will lead the devotion. . T
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FLOUR
LARD
UUUli VAlUEi, 24 IDS. 55c
WHITE LILY, 24 lbs. ......... . . '93c
4 LB. CARTON 42c
8 Lb. CARTON '
Swans Down Cake Flour 27c White Lily Cake Flour 15c
Gash Grocery Co.
Main Street Hazelwood, N. C.
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Merry
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Merry
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Virginia Dare :
FRUIT CAKES 1
. . . V . . 98c I
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Nuts
BRAZIL, lb. , . ... ..... .18c
MIX, lb. , .... .... . , . .19c
ENGLISH WALNUTS, No. 1 Diamond, lb. 25c
C. E. MAY'S SONS
mt FOOD STOKE
A gift of lasting happi
ness. A bright cheerful '
lamp makes a gift sure toj
be appreciated and at our
low prices you can afford to give the best.
No home has too
many smokin
stands . . ideal for
the man . . a welcomed rift to anv
housekeeper, as it saves ashy rugs
and floors.
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Odd pieces of furnittire are always useful, and appreciated. This year our stock is
j , most complete prices very reasonable . See them before the rush.
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Cedar chests
make exciting
presents. Walnut
veneers, full cedar
lined, in all sizes.
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Sloes
For The
Family
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