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THURSDAY., J Page 16 THE WAYNES V1LLE MOUNTAINEER War Information Center To Open In Public Library Another step in Waynesville progress towards becoming "Vic toryville" will be made with vthe formal opening of an official war information center at the public library. The center will be open to the public, beginning Monday afternoon, June 22, at 2 o'clock and will remain open during the library's regular schedule hours. The war information center is sponsored by, and has the full co operation of the Waynesville Pub lic Library board and the local civilian defense council. The WPA is assisting with the organization and operation of this wartime ser vice. r The purpose of the war infor- mation center is to make availa ble to the public the latest au thentic information and govern ment releases concerning the war and the many war efforts in which the United States is now engaged. "What you can do for Victory" is the subject of the first week's ac tivities at the center. Each week a new phase of America's All Out War efforts will be featured. 1 Pamphlets, newspaper articles, magazines, charts, maps, and va rious pictorials will be on display regularly. Pamphlets may be bor rowed for a three day period; books for one week. Renewals may be made at any time they are requested. Among the types of materials already assembled at the center contain information on: America's armed forces; army, navy, air corps, and merchant marine; what to buy; what to save; Roosevelt's Bueprint for Victory; Insignia of each branch of America's armed forces; the progress of America's armament program; "Nazi Poi-( son;" the American Red Cross; your civilian defense organiza tion; Waynesville's wartime ac tivities; descriptive comparisons of the various nations at war; health for victory, and other ma terial. Reading purely for pleasure will also receive constant attention at the center. With the co-operation of the Waynesville Public Library a special collection of recreational reading will be available at all times. A number of new books have recently been ordered by the book committee of the library board. Allen's Creek News By Janet Amnions. Those attending the Haywood associational meeting at North Canton Baptist church were: Rev. Bill Sorrells, Mrs. Dave Wiggins, Mrs. R. H. Taylor, and Mrs. Blanche Franklin. Miss Frances Turner Enters Field of Religious Work Miss Frances Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, F. D. Turner, who is a recent graduate of Greensboro College, has been called to Hen dersonville to supervise the pri mary department of the vacation church school of the First Metho di?t church. 1 Miss Turner graduated with sec ond honrs from college where she had majored in religion and Eng lish. Recently she had an article on 'Prayer" accepted for publica tion by the magazine "Tidings," which is the Methodist quartery devoted to the methods and mes sage of evangelism. The article will appear in the October issue, Ratcliff Cove News Mrs. Herman Kellett, of New port News, Va., is spending a few days with Mrs. Ada Fisher, Miss Jeanette' Leopard is feeling better after having her tonsils removed. Miss Ruth Miller is some better after having an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howell and children, of Newport News, Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leopard Sunday. It's okay to eat onions in a swell cafe, 'cause the price they charge takes your breath away. Production of steel here double that of the Axis. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF HAYWOOD. ON MONDAY, the 20th day of July, 1942, at the Courthouse door in the Town of Waynesville at eleven o'clock A. M.,: the under signed Superintendent of Educa tion of Haywood County will sell to the highest bidder for cash, a certain tract or parcel of land ly ing and being in Waynesville Township, and which was formerly used for school purposes, which said tract or parcel of land has become useless for school purposes, and is described in metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING on a rock 15 feet North of a large stone near a branch known as Spruce Pine Branch, and on the side of the road leading through Ratcliff Cove and runs South 45,d' West 75 feet with said road to a rock; thence South 45 East 57 feet to a large rock; thence North 60 East 75 feet to a rock; thence North 45 West 60 feet to the BEGINNING, Containing acres, more less. Being the same lands as were formerly used as the Ratcliff Cove School Property. HAYWOOD COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. By Jack Messer, Superintendent of Education. No. 1194 June 18-25-July 2-9 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis and family moved to Fontana Satur day. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Wyatt and Wid Wyatt spent Saturday night with them. . Virgil Wilson, who ' has' keen working in Wilmington, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Wilson. Robert Warlick, of Bryson City, visited friends on Allen's Creek Sunday. Boyd Burchfield, of Madison, Ga., spent a few days with his sister, Miss Hazel Burchfield and Mr. and Mrs. Newton Davis. Jim McNaibb, who has been in Alaska and Sedro Wooley, Wash., about a year, is visiting his moth er, Mrs. Sally McNabb. , end with his father. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McAmis ! has announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ollie McAmis, to Private John H. Forga, who is stationed at Camp Lee, Va. Dewey Wyatt, of Buffalo Beach, Va., is spending this week with his mother, Mrs. Lena Wyatt. Roy Swanger, who is stationed at Fort Benning, Ga., spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oxner and son, Junior, and Paul Rector, spent Saturday at Lake Junaluska fish ing. Mrs. Oxner caught a 15 inch bass. Albert Raines, who has been at Ashevile in the N. Y. A. training camp for 3 months, has returned home. Rev. C. L. Allen filled his ap Dointment at the Francis: Cove church Sunday afternoon. ' Tho vnunc adult ladies Sundav schot class enjoyed a weiner roast Saturday night Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farmer, Kr. and Mrs. Sam Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Connie Muse, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Allen, Mrs. Dave Wiggins, Mrs. Gene Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Moody Farmer, and Mrs. Blanche Franklin, teacher of the class. V Mr anA Mr V. K. Chambers Viqva flnnminwri the mArriace of their daughter, Miss Marion Cham bers, to Lowell Browning, son of Mr. rinLto n. "uwrnn couple will resitig J Creek. oa 4 Eamus Conner, ho . I working on a defense tk W ington, has ret1,rTUb " J C. R V,N,. .... . their farm on AUeSgj". Mr an4 t - -.i V sitins- Mr ... ?. t J Kogers. and Mr,. 10c Soap Lifebuoy or Lux 6 FOR 360 if Gallon )) J PICNIC I JUGS I I m I U $1.75 Value 3 t Lunch Kit 3 II Complete With Yl I Pint Thermos II Bottle I ) $139 f fa cj I f I HALEY'S I ' r.i-o J . Magnesia (( $1.00 )) II KremI II ' HAIR I' TONIC 1 I 67c j lin 50c Woodbury SHAVING LOTION ) 25c Woodbury's (r TOOTH PASTE I 10 I J (Bring Old Tube) fcj H) New Styles I) 7 Bathroom I Scales THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 67 $1.25 Liniment ABSORBINE, Jr. 35c For Corns FREEZONE Full Quart NUJOL 30c Size APINOL 60c California SYRUP FIGS 25c Size ANACIN TABLETS $1.50 Vegetable Compound LYDIA PINKHAM S 25c Thornton's EASY TEETHER 10c Size Gerber's Strained or Junior laaaaafc. D ADV mnn 3(or $1.50 Anusol SUPPOSITORIES .- Large Size FITCH'S QUINOIL $1.50 For Grey Hair KOLOR-BAK 50c All Types WOODBURY CREAMS 50c Woodbury's Almond ROSE CREAM LOTION 60c Size Mum DEODORANT 50c Size Dr. Lyon's TOOTH POWDER Large Size GLOVER'S MANGE 50c Mello-Glo FACE POWDER 55c Size Stillman's 7 FRECKLE CREAM $1.00 Size Hair Tonic LUCKY TIGER n a - 8 RAM MMS MINER'S LIQUID MAKE-UP FOR THE LEGS THE "SILK-LIKE" LIQUID STOCKINGS For The Stockingless Legs 23c and 44c BUY A SET 10c Size RINSO 10c Size KLEX Airplane Luggage 18-Inch Wek-End . . ... .$6.4 21-Inch Week-End ......$6.f Hat caid Shoe Box . . . . . 29-Inch Pullman ........ $9 21-Inch Fitted Case . . . .$11.4. Wardrobe Case ... . . . .$11.4 SAVE AT SMITH'S for for As rain refreshes roses..: so LUXURIA beaniilies your skin Actors' Shove Cream Removing make-up makei Ihe ikin .ensitive to .having. That', why to many actors . oe mild, bland Williams Shaving Cream. Try it I SPECIAL 39C 50c -SIZE TUBE m ff Zeis' 4'-' - .kiL-i.it i Vimi J . V . . y? : ... .alar 2.25 Slat SPECIAL joo Plat FaUral Tarn f WHITE SOAPJ bb i III I 1 rinaTiNC JVfW WHITE V Large Size FLOATING for Medium Size 3 for 3L( pT B intfl iMklaaW Uatt I SBBafalteUai ! W) Ml CaVMptCMVal SMITH'S DRUG STORE, OUR DUTY TO YOU As pharmacists, we have an important duty to the com munity which is to fill each and every prescription with painstaking care and scien tific accuracy, using only the purest ingredientsu and to hold inviolate all matters pertaining to the illnesses oi those we serve. That we faithfully discharge this duty la attested to by our identi fication as the prescription store of Waynesville. 25c Size RINSO 21c WcSej I II Airmen's I W HEAT it POWDER j I 19c ! I NOXZEMA (I CREAM I 49c II Pint U. S. P. I MILK OF MAGNESIA Pound Box J : EPSOM SALTS S 3 $1.00 Pint v American VACUUM BOTTLE S9C i Guaranteed ELECTRIC IRONS $ 49 Buy War Stamps Here. Your Rexall Drug Store ajtiMaiW 60c PhUHpa ; Texture or Cleansing Cream 55c Siie Lady Esther FACE POWDER 39c (None Sold to Dealers-Quantity Rights Reserved)
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