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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER Fate 16 HOSPITAL NEWS rt rt n sfti n & f"5v rs II na n F w r b JLfi ' ur ilu ii n iu isj- la uj w tup Mrs. Will Kirkpatrick, of Clyde, route 1, medical case, is better. Baxter Hooper, of Hazelwood, operative case, is improving. Mrs. B. J. Ledford, of Clyde, route 1, medical case, is not so well. SAVE SAFELY AT SMITH'S BETTER VALUES COMPLETE STOCKS - PLEASING SERVICE , TOBACCOS ropuiar Brands C0UE3TY CIGARETTES Tlyr"Vn1JfTf1 . io? Size 2f 15 I) Mrs. Odell Ashe, of Hazelwood, operative case, is resting more comfortably. Miss Hazel Davis, of Hazelwood, operative case, is resting fairly well. Mrs. 0. H. Shelton, Jr., of Waynesville, operative case, is improving. Chas. Cagle, of Waynesville, route 2, medical case, is better. Mrs. Marian Davis, of Waynes ville, operative case, is resting well. Baby Willie Wayne Pressley, of Waynesvflle, medical case, is resting well. Joe Compton, of Hazelwood, op erative case, is improving. Willard Worley, of Canton, route 2, operative case, is resting well. Mrs. Dan Wright, of Clyde, route 1, operative case, is better. The condition of Miss Ursula Arango, of Havana, Cuba, medical case, is good. , ' Miss Lois Clark, of ..' Canton, operative case, is improving. Miss Edith Mae Robinson, of Canton, operative case, is resting more comfortably. Miss Martha G. Bischoff, of Can ton, operative case, is better. M. D. Robinson, of Canton, op erative case, is resting well. Glenn Noland, of Clyde, route 1, operative case, is better. The condition of Mrs. T. R. Ray, of Canton, operative case, is fair. Master Kenneth Goodson, of Waynesville, operative case, is fair, Baby Wade Arrington, of Way nesville, route 1, medical case, is good. Miss Evelyn Queen, of Hazel wood, operative case, is critically iii. -.: ; - Bill Caldwell, of Lake Junaluska, medical case, is resiling more comfortably. DISCHARGED Among those discharged from the Haywood County Hospital dur ing the past week were: Frank Painter, Miss Bonnie Sutton, Wade Setzer, Mrs. Roy Smith and baby, Mrs. Haynes Henson and baby, Miss Cora Miller, Mrs. R. L. Bur gin, Joe Burke, Mrs. B. Williams, Master J. C. Hall, Grady Kinsland, Mrs. Carl T. Welte, Mrs. Cicero Buchanan. Also Mrs. J. M. Allison, Willis Young, Miss Martha Medford, Rob ert Liner, Mrs. James Rich and baby, Mrs. Mark Sorrels and baby, George Shumolis, Jess Williams, T. F. Smith, Robert Inman, How ard Sutton, Carl Turner, Mrs. Marvin Leatherwood and baby, Miss Joan Owen, Mrs. Jack Rogers and baby, Mrs. Lily Morrow, Van Mease. :. - Also Mrs. Joe Smith, Ed Wooten, Mrs. Hobart White and baby, Miss Jean - Hall, -Mrs. Floyd 'Lunsford and baby, Dave Nelson, Miss Patty Sue Allen, Miss Roberta Lanning, Miss Betty Joe Allen, Mrs. Jethro Gibson and baby, Mrs. Jo Bob Allen and baby, Mrs. Zeb McDerry and baby, Mrs. Taylor Rogers and baby, Donald Best, Jake McClure, Elbert Sutton, and Mrs. Enos Warren. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sutton, of Waynesville, route 1, announce the birth of a son on July the 1st. Mr. and Mrs. James Rich, of Waynesville, route 1, announce the birth of a daughter on July 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ledbetter, of Canton, route 2, announce the birth of a son tm July 1st, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dockery, of Waynesville, announce the birth of a daughter on July 4th. Population Of U. S. Goes Up 1,200,000 - The Census Bureau indicated this week that the Nation has picked up about 1,200,000 population since the 1940 count and has nearly 133,00,000 resident now. The new population figures were based on an estimate . that immi gration and excess of births over deaths added about 93,000 to the population in each of the months after the population was actually counted in the decennial census April 1, 1940. . .. mM - i i w w -.- t m ii i j ii lv ir J i vf i warning - w . m for GIANT SIZE O. K, Or P. & G. SOAP fP Imported Pur Virgin OLIVE OIL 29 o Full Pint Squibb Mineral Oil 59 60c Siz B4 or Graca Label Vita-Food Yeast 29c ii 75c Six Original Package Caroid ' and. Bile Salts 43c 40e Size : Kruschen Salts c 27( French's BIRD SEED 20c S1m 220' sC3 O Tf Baby Foods ' Clapp's 'or.-"-. 10 Six Getter's For 17 DELSEY Toilet Tissue Mad Br Kleenex 3)'noE.25 PRESCRBPTIO Smith's Is the Only Store In Waynesville With Two (2) Registered Druggists. YOU SAVE WITH SAFETY AT SMITH'S Octagon Soap or Powder 2 l-Gallon Outing Jug l-Gallon Spigot Jug $J98 $1.00 Baby Eastman Camera 69f 10c Roll Scot Tissue 3 19' 15c RbU Scot Towels 3 for 25 50c Size Jergens Lotion 25c Cream FREE 25c Size Phillip's Milk Magnesia $1.00 Size Irionized Yeast 59 j Pint Size WITCH HAZEL 9 l-Gallon SPOUT JUG $39 l-Gallon FOOD JUG $98 Box 200 Kleenex Tissues 13 5c Roll Waldorf Tissue 3wll' 50c Size Pebeco Paste 2 ,r 40 New 1941 RCA Radios $995 100 Ft. Roll Waxed Paper 8 60c Siee Swamp Root 33 $1.75 Quart $1.00 Pint Vacuum Vacuum Bottle Bottle 98 69 BILTr.lORES FAHOUS ICE CREAT.1 See What You Save at Smith's 60c California SYRUP FIGS 3 C you Save 27c At Smith's Si5e ml. 1 C YOU SAVE 17. FREEZONE - . $1.00 Tablote S (0C YOU SAVE 111 MARMOLA . . m m $1.25 Sis . &(C YOU SAVE 58 KELPAM ALT , . tfcfSjr at smith s SltWiii DC YOU SAVE 23ci PHILLIPS . , AT SMITH'S A . n (D.C YOU SAVE 37 PETROLAGAR -)Zt) at smiths 30c Sixe Moifett't 1 YOU SAVE 13 TEETHIfiA . . . Jj, if AT smiths ii'ifi...- C C YOU SAVE 58c PERUNA - - - .AO AT SMITHS '22-S-- E(CC YOU SAVE lie ADLERICA , OSt smith s 25c For Edneyg 1 I C YOU SAVE 11c BUKETS . V - - iL 0- AT SMITH S SiifS wmmm fStSC YOU SAVE 24c YEAST FOAM . AT SMITHS 75c PcDarl. I (fJC YOU SAVE 26c Alophen Pills . at smith's ! C YOU SAVE 32 ACIDINE . . c . at smiths aCiSViii C YOU SAVE lit ANACIN ... . iL 5 at SMmrs . . 1 (TJC YOU SAVE lie APINOL ..... J, 5J AT SMITH S rimiMJS01 11 C you save n CUTICURA ... . ,LL Q) AT SI&TTH'S CASTORIA Ahrjf 75c Kidney PiUs l i " doan's y;;SzfS! $1.00 Large BISODOL jWt 25c Liniment ry YAGER'S c, 50c Mead's frt PABLUM v:-SS) gg siac-76 LUGGAGE GLADSTONE BAGS HTT1D CASES OVERNIGHT CASES ZIPPER BAC3 WARDROBES ' MATCHED SETS - BGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES SHOP and SAVE at SMITH'S vijyMMi"cmnl Off P c, vt'ti FACIAL m ill Ut If w u y 15c Roll 150 - RED CROSS PAPER 9 7' I I lm, I Bottle 100 Aspirin Tablets 75c Size NOXEMA Cream 49 75c Size' Pazo OINTMENT 59 Medium IVORY SOAP 5 tt.OO Tint Haley's M-0 590 $1.50 Size Lydia PINKHAMS 84 Medium UVA SOAP 5 Regular Lux Flakes 8 25c Size Rinso Powder 20 10c Sizev CAMAY SOAP 5 s& 0 xn Largest Siu IVORY SOAP Mow 10c Size LUX SOAP 25c Size Lux Flakes IS Octagon TOILET SOAP 6 tor W 40c Size Fletcher 1 Castoria 10c Size Ivory Flakes 2.19 100 ; . Bayer Aspirin ss 25c Slit OXYD0L POWDER w-Qr O H , 10c Size Lifebuoy Soap 4 19 ' 10c Size SWEETHEAKT V.75 Value LUNCH KIT SJ19 $1.50 Value LUNCH KIT 93 25c Woodbury's TOOTH PASTE 1-2-oz. Bottle Tincture Iodine 3 VIIITLIAN'S r.lartlia Washington Candies t1 Soap I 4 r,r iy) 10c Size WOODBCB : Soap CANDY 1
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