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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER (One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, ln County Hospital Needs Cooperation Of People It Serves The Haywood County Hospital is needing th0 interest and co operation of very individual in thig area, according to Mrs. Evelyn Abel Osborne, superintendent, who is asking that all patients, their families and friends observe the war-time ruks and regulations an nounced recently for standard hos pitals. ' "A local civilian hospital is the most important unit in the Civilian Defense program and hospitals and hospital personnel are playing an important part in the National De fense. Many mbers of the medi cal and nursing staff are now serv ing in the armed forces and more are being called and will be called every day until the war is over," pointed out Mrs. Osborne. "This means that those of as who remain at home have got to work harder than ever before and assume responsibility, even though each nurse and each doctor is al ready doing the work of three," further commented Mrs. Osborne. war conditions clerks waited wait on them. was a time when on yon now you ners. Major Dolittle made the only kind Tokyo can understand. news to trie lamer, if the )W begins to get too large he cm jjjjjj The Allies attitude toward other is like tht nf ti,. .,. Meditations 1 of a By-Stander There is compensation, even in We say we are not concerned with the balance of power in Europe. But we have fought two wars in 25 years to keep Germany from dominating it. "The ballot is mightier than the bullet." Then what are we wait ing for. Let 'em vote. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LESSON SERMON OlQ i preacher who wanted to eh "collection taker upper," not tu he had anything against the jnH! ent one but the new one had I one arm. The church rooms are located on the second floor of the Masonic Temple. Reading rooms open each Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock. "Spirit," will be the subject of the Lesson-Sermon next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The Gol den Text will be taken from Ga- People have been asked not to critcize the war effort, we wouldn't, but our gains in the diplomatic field has been about the poorest thing in the way of success we have had in some time. When the public gets margarine its plain, when the government g:ts it its colored. Turn about is fair play, we have been getting that kind of news for quite a while. "Our county hospital has a defi nite job to do during the war per iod and we must have the loyalty and support of tie people it serves to keep our institution up to stan dard," said the superintendent in discussing the problem of operat mere u never Deen a tiL the history of our nation wki there were as many women M B yet we talk about majority nt T1 1 , The State Department has made over a hundred protests to Tokyo Statistics show that when farm UUK1JJU! latians 6:5, "We through the Spirit families move to the city they have fewer childrn. That must be good wait for the hope of righteousness by faith." ing a nospital with a reduced staff regarding treatment of war priso Buy War Bonds and Stam ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Waynesville, every Sunday, 11:00 a. ra. Bryson City, every 1st Sunday, Fa 12 1:00 a. m. Franklin, every 2nd and 4th Sun fey, 8:00 a. m. Cherokee, every 3rd Sunday, :00 a. in. Sylva, every 6th Sunday, 8:00 a. m. Fantana Dam, every 1st Sunday, 1:00 a. m. C.W.T. WAYNESVILLE PRESBYTER IAN CHURCH Rev. Malcolm R. Williamson, pastor. Whitener Prevost, superinten dent of Sunday school. Sunday school at 10:00 o'clock. Morning Worship 11:15 o'clock. Sermon by the Rev. R. E. McClure. Pioneer boya and girls meet at C:30 p. m. Young Peoples meeting at 7:00 p. m. Woman's Auxiliary meets Wed nesday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH II. G. Hammett, Pastor "Life's Illusions," and "The Limited God", are the pastor's ser mon topics at morning and eve ning worship, respectively. The hours of worship Sunday are at 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The Bible School meets to study God's Word at 9:45 a. m. The Training Union meets at 6:30 p. m. to develop Christians in Kingdom service. WAYNESVILLE FIRST METH ODIST CHURCH J. C. Madison, Pastor 10:00 o'clock is the hour for the opening of Church school with classes for all ages. The pastor will be in the pulpit for both services. In the morning he will speak on the subject, "Man, the Builder." In the evening his sub'ect will be, "Religion, Bought and Snld." At the morning service the Stew ards will lay before the congrega tion the outline of an important program to be caried out in the immediate future. The Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at 6:45. LONG'S CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH Lake Junaluska Pastor, Miles A. McLean. Sunday school at 10:30, with classes for all ages. Church service at 11:30, at which time the paste- will take as h's topic, "The Church and the World," and as his text, "Come out from among them, and be ye sepa rate." There will be an anthem by the choir. In the evening at 7:30 the young people from the First Methodist church of Waynesville will present play entitled "Flight." Directed by Miss Louise Martin. Miss Rose mary Herman, Robert Gifford and Tommie Curtis make up the cast. Properties and lighting are in charge of Aletha Cz&e. ii run j M M m m I umitVd7tates I "-OPffEM I SAVINCS BONDS 1 "ILLS II 3 y49c J) Count on Vitamins to keep you fit-as-a-fiddle this Winter ready for work and keen for the fun of your favorite sports. Long hours . . . hard work . . . nervous tension . . . hurried and rationed meals, all make it more important than ever to vitalize with Vitamins. Get them here the products of reputable manufacturers and you'll get higher potency at a lower cost. 200 Halibut Liver Oil CAPSULES - - $1.49 100 Yi Grain Sac charin Tablets w $1.35 Size Dr. Pierce's Favorite $ Q9 Prescription $2.00 Size S. S. S. Tonic $167 35c Size APINOL 24 75c Pills Doan's Kidney 43 100 Vitamin B Complex TABLETS - - - 98f Hi Pints Mint or Plain Squibb's Cod Liver Oil - $1.69 $' "' Size S-otfs EMULSION 980 30c MofTett's Teething Pwd. 17 100 A, B, C, D, G Vitamins CAPSULES - - $3.98 iuU A. & I). TABLETS - - - 890 250 Navitol CAPSULES - -$3.79 ABDOL Hit i IMPROVED flh ! CPctrke-Davia) If ?298 wf 50 CC Oleum Percomorphum $2.67 Month's Supply For Children Polycaps VITAMIN - - - $1.44 100 Cansules UNICAPS - - - $3.95 GRACE CHURCH IN THE MOUNTAINS Rev. Robtrt G. Titum Serv'ce on Sunday, Fpbruary 6th. Evening Prayer and Sermon, will be conducted by Rev. Arthur C. Farnum, of St. Mary's church, Asheville. Through the month of February there will bj supply ministers dur irg the absence of Rev. Rnbert G. Tatum, who is on his vacation. RURRER RESTRICTION CUTS OUT GIRDLES WASHINGTON Here are the latest fashion notes from the war production board and the rubber administration. No more synthetic rubber gir dles for women; no more copper nose rings for bulls, and new lea ther collars for horses. Critical war materials are at stake. And the WPB has rul d that copper-nose rings and leath er horse collars may be manufac tured in limited quantity. How ever, the rubber czar says that there is not enough synthetic rub ber left over to make girdles. It is needed for rubber boats and amphibious war equipment first. IfiA I nM l il VENIDA LIQUID Looks Like HOSIERY Style hints (his Spring and Summer call for Venida Liquid Hosiery. Il glorifies pretty legs, conceals every blemish. "Never a run or tear." So smart So economical Try it today it's amazing I VENIDA MAGIC BLOCK HAIR REMOVER Venida Magic Block, a skillful and harmless hair remover. It is designed to give even pressure and can be used on all four surfaces most efficiently and economically. BOTH FOR 50c PLUS TAX $1.50 Size AGAROL $109 Med. 23c Lge. 39 4 SOLID as a Rock In that days A shilling values, our Prescription Service mtlD stands as a icck ... a solid foundation upon which we have buOt otu service to the community. It is your assurance oi dependable quality drugs ... of accurate weights and measures . . . ol honest prices. Remember that when you have a prescription to be filled, and place your good health in our experienced hands. When you go without stockings YOUR FEET NEED BLUE-JAY REG U. S. PAT OFF FOOT POWDER feet and shoes dry gives real foot comfort even when vou bo without stockings. Stockingless feet in shoes perspire and cause uncomfortabl stickiness and chafing. Blue-Jay toot Powder helps to keep you s real toot com 23c 'hew J fJpSjS- 100 5-Grain Aspirin Tablets 180 FONTANA WORKERS HAVE TRAINING CLASSES FONTANA DAM More than 400 employes of the TV A at Fon tana Dam are now enrolled in courses designed to equip them to better fill a spot in the war pro gram and to prepare them for post war work. Training classes varying from the skill. d trades to public speak ing, police training: and janatorial -work are being taught. 5c Size GOODY'S for 5 " 'I II I H 1 1 , mttfSLJ fAMHY SIZE TABLETS $1.00 Size Mouth Wash LAVORIS 78' Lb. Size Mead's Dextrimaltose S3C Pablum V i 111 Vrt.in.R!chliry I V Cereal Food.L I SQUIBR'S VKU vitamin ilhi B COMPLEX If . CAPSULES If Brewer's YEAST lirSl TABLETS If CS7A 7 Mentho-Mulsion 89c ti.-o bize ror Colds PERUNA - - 890 $1.00 Size Tonic Scalf's Indian River - - 880 $1.30 For Women Lydia E. Flnkham's - - - 890 $1.50 Tonic lVampoIe's-$1.04 HAARLEM OIL CAPSULES Qt Size 41LK OF MAGftr-S'A 69 77 $1.20 siririAC MILE c 60c mmNE 4SC 10cc VI-PENTA DROPS ? 13 10cc Oleum Percomomhun 67c FRIDAY SAVINGS SATURDAY YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT SMITH'S 20 Schick Injector Razor Blades - 6Sc 18 Doubje Edge Berkley Razor Blades - 25c 4 Single Edge Razor Blades STAR - - - 100 4 Dnnble Edg-e Pazor Blades Gillett Thin - - 100 23"
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