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(One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
THE WAYNESVLLLE MOUNTAINEER
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TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
(Re Recorded to Monday Noon
Of This Week)
Bed verdant Township
J. V. Vick, et ux to J. R. Press
ley and Lura Pressley.
Maude and Jesse J. Jones to
Hugh W. and B. P. Pressley.
Crabtree Township
J. D. Henderson, et ux to R.
C Beasley, et ux.
Fred Brown, et ux to R. W.
Green, et ux.
East Fork Township
Bryan Heatherly, et ux to Fred
Segles, et ux.
L. N. Cogburn, et ux to R. H.
Cogburn, et ux.
Ivy Hill Township
B. D. Medford, et ux, et a to
Jessie Davie.
B. D. Medford, et ux, et al to
J. F. Rose, et ux.
B. D. Medford, et ux, et al to
A. Howell.
B. D. Medford, et ux, et al to
J. D. Boyd, et ux.
B. D. Medford, et ux, et al to
T. H. Caldwell.
Zelma B. Plott to T. White and
W. D. White.
H. A. Fie et ux to Walter Fie,
et ux.
S. H. Rich, et ux to Clifford
Rich.
Chas. H. Gaddis, et ux to J.
A. Darrow, et ux.
Jomithiin Creek Township
Stanbury Franklin to James
Franklin.
Gets Dad's Awai
4&Mv f A
FOUR-YEAR-OLO Sari Earlyn Br
man of New Orleans receives from
Rear Admiral Howard Vickery of
the Maritime Commission the Mar
iner's Medal awarded posthumous
ly to her father, Chief Mate Saul H
Berman, who lost his life when his
snip was bombed in the Bty of Ben
gal. The presentation was made in
Washington. (International)
Pigeon Township
T. H. Wells, et ux to Bryan
Burnett.
P. V. Kuyk. :ulall and Tommie
Kuykendall. to Owen Pressley and
Nora Mae Pre --ley.
C. W. Wrijrk et ux to Lee War
ren. L. C. Henson, et ux tn Perry H.
Cook, et ux.
Discover Old Coins
A logging accident near Silas
Crossing, Ga., recently uncovered a
hoard of 200 Spanish, Mexican and
Bolivian coins. The oldest coins
were dollars bearing the date 1772
and a likeness of King Charles in
of Spain.
A BIT MUDDLED
Ytji xcille Township
Jeff Mills et ux tn Raleigh
Mills.
Roy Paiton, et ux to Ralph ;
Wood.
J. H. Woody, et ux to Fonda
Jackson, et ux Mildred Jackson.
J. H. Smathers, et ux to D.
Reeves Noland.
Fred W. Henderson, et ux to
Stephen S. Plemmons, et ux, et al.
W. H. Burgin, et ux to Russell
Warren.
Steve Plemmons, et ux to Cathe
rine M. Plemmons, to Eva Hooper
Khinehart.
James A. Gaddis, et ux to Carl
L. Shelton, et ux.
J. H. Smathers, et ux to H. R.
Johnson.
James A. Gaddis, et ux to J.
R. Gaddis.
J. H. Woody, et ux to Hammond
Jones, et ux.
J. H. Smathers, et ux to J. C.
Caudle, et ux.
Mrs. J. M. Sims, to Robert B.
Pearce, et ux.
Roy Parton, et ux to C. M. Mc
Cracken, et ux.
Henry Francis, et ux to David
Underwood, et ux.
Sallie I. West to Charlie Put
nam, et ux.
Allen Fie to Sallie I. West.
H. N. Francis, et ux to Carl
Francis, et ux.
H. A. Hall, et ux to W. H. Bur
gin. Lloyd Phillips, et ux to Fred
Marcus, et ux.
Tom Gray, et ux to Sloan Er
win. Miss Evonia Howell, to E. H.
Three salesmen were eating din
ner in a Washington hotel. The
bill was $3(1 and all reached for
the check. The first fellow said
his firm was in the 50'r bracket,
doing war work, and that the bill
actually would cost him only $15.
The second man said, "Let me pay
it. We're in the RCr bracket and
it will cost me only $8." The third
man said: "I'll pay the check. My
ti rm is working on a cost plus basis
and we'll make $.'( on the meal."
Arch Ward in Chicago Tribune.
ANGLES . . . Flattery is the
name some women give to the
praise they hear given others . . .
It is well to consider that it takes
two to make a petting pact . .
The unvoiced idea is as good as no
idea ... Of what avail is a piece
of art if the audience does not
possess sufficient culture to appre
ciate it?
Balentine, et ux.
D. Steve Cabe, et ux to Lambert
Hall, et ux.
Tom Gray, et ux to Sam Smith,
et ux.
Mrs. Bessie Abel to D. J. No
land. James C. Moore, et ux to Wil
liam C. Hampton, et ux.
John Leopard, et ux to Raymond
Willett, et ux.
U. G. Moody, et ux to Albert
Howell, et ux.
JJ. H. Moody, et ux to Sam Da
vis. J. Wiley James to Ira Reece, et
ux.
John H. Smathers, et ux to Ed
Cannon, et ux.
Clinton Howell, et ux to Hascue
J. Dyer, et ux.
David Underwood, et ux to
James Caldwell.
White Oak Township
Cleveland Ewart, et ux to M.
Ewart.
Iolet Jenkins, et ux to G. C.
Clark, et ux.
LAFF-A-DAY
MI KIVC rMTl K HVXIW ATK. I KOHUi MMITS n:scVED
"Since this is the last set of boxing gloves we have, and
you both asked at the same time, I have a sporting prop
osition to make!"
Two men somewhat under the in
Buence of intoxicating drink were
.uncertainly flivvering their way
Sown a road with a deep ditch on!
tach side. The car made a lurch I
to one side. "Carefu". Bill," hic
cupped one, "I wancha V be ver"
tarefu'. First thing you know you'll
jiave us 'n th' ditch."
"Me, be carefu 7" ejclaimed Bill,
In surprise. "Why (hie) I thought
sou wus drivin'."
Dog Story No. 9999
Once upon a time a man had an
extremely smart dog. If would do
anything he told him. One morning
the man said: "Go up and get a
ihirt for me." The dog went up
Italrs but he didn't come down right
away. After a whilo tye man be
gan to worry. So he went up to see
What was wrong. The dog was sit
ting on the bed sewing a button on
the shirt
What Only Fifty T
The war was over. The Dictator
was dead. The soldier who had
helped lay the body well and truly
underground was describing the
scene.
"We put the coffin down fifty
times," he said.
"Fifty times!" exclaimed a listen
er. "What for?"
"Encores!"
rimely, Practical
Household
Suggestions
by
Ruth Currant
of State College
! this might be a good time to con
! sider the belt you want so you'll
be sure it suits the buttons and the
' fabric.
More Thought Needed
Harry It's odd but my best Ideas
come when I'm washing my hands.
Jerry Why don't you take a bath
then!
RIGHT ANSWER
Tax Man Now, what's your hus
band's average income?
Lady Oh, about one o'clock in the
morning!
Sweet Nothings
Mary What was that crack you
made about me being like a lamp
post?
Harry Oh, that was nothing. 1 just
said there was one like you on every
corner.
But Smart!
Father You're a bright lad, son,
but you want to make too much
money. Why, do you know what I
was getting when I married?
Son No. And I'll bet you didn't
either 1
Effective Anyway
Tom Grandma was looking for
bicarbonate of soda last night and
took a spoonful of plaster of paria
by mistake.
Dick That ought to have settled
her hash!
The Woman of It
Flora You know a week ago I
was crazy about that soldier. Now
I don't care for him a bit
Dora Yes, It's strange how
changeable men are.
IN THE ARMY
In making a dress at home, use
mercerized cotton thread on wash
fabrics and on all dull-surface ma
terials. Buy thread that is a shade
darker in color than your material
because colored thread usually
works in lighter when it's stitched.
The best time to buy buttons is
when you're getting pattern and
goods. Choose buttons that will
stand washing or dry cleaning. And
Well-Dressed for Home Work.
Here is a five-way test for a home
work garment:
1. It is comfortable allows for
free action, and for warm weather
it is cool as can be.
2. It has safety-first features,
such as sleeves that won't catch on
pan handles.
3. It has time and energy-saving
features easy to make, to put on,
and to launder.
4. It is durable material and
workmanship.
5. It is attractive because of good
design, and not because of some
outside decoration like an embro
idered flowerpot or perky bow.
Patterns for these garments are
Add 'G' to KV
The three R's of educational fame
Will have to make way for a "G"
after the war. The "G" is for
geography which has already
emerged as a key science in this
global war. The science is not only
necessary for a proper understand
ing of world-wide strategy now be
ing carried out, he said, but it will
also be essential to an intelligent
understanding of the problems which
will follow the war.
Ilnl fW
It has been reported that
cases of weakness in dit
colors can be relieved h ''Sh&i
- ..T.lcii
now being produced by a commer
cial company for the home seamstress.
"I lost 52 Lbs'
WEAR SIZE u .
SMS. C D. WELLS FT
- " " ijunas and i
more slender, grm e-t il ti..ir
Eat meat, potaicx- r ' "lllv1
The experience oi Mrs ' U . i ' ' !"
or may not be different th tn y
but why not try the A yd- In-h- r r'
at these remits. ' aC
In clinical teats conduct. bv
medical doctors more u, ,n tat.
A small bell tied around the neck
of a bottle of poison medicine is a
simple household safety measure
to prevent mistaking one bottle for
another.
... nu. i-itfn you don't cm
out any meals. ma,che.. poutni
Smith's Cut-Rate Drug Start
Earge Now men, why Is walnut
used in the butt of this rifle? !
Rookie One Because It's harder?
Rookie Two Perhaps because fit
more elastic?
Rookie Three Maybe because It
looks nicer? 1
Sarge Don't be dumb. It's be
cause it's laid down In the regulations!
ICbied Paresis
Housewife These two girls are
brother's!
Investigator Lady, that's Impos
sible. Housewife It's not My brother
and his family will live here as
long as they like.
Heat at any Price
Hubby Isn't this wonderful, sit
ting here before the fireplace with
that wonderful fire?
Wlfey Yes, but I'm sure I'm go
ing to miss the furniture.
Buy War Bonds and Stamps.
VETERINARY
SYRINGE
and
NEEDLED
$1.95
Dehorn Your Calves While
Young With
DEHORNING
PASTE
500
BLOOD
STOPPER
For Minor Hemorrages
500
Summertime presents many specific problems of animal care and health
protection . . . problems which we are ready to help you solve efficiently
and economically. We have the products . . . dependable serums, vaccines
and bacterins; we have the professional training and scientific knowledge,
and we can be of real service to you in any animal disease control and
prevention program. Come in today and let's have a talk about keeping
animal health UP "down on the farm."
Pimples
Disappeared
Over Night
Yes, It Is true, there is a safe harmless
medicated liquid called Kleerex that dries
up pimples over nioht. Those who followed
simple directions and applied Kleerex upon
retiring were amuinoly surprised when they
found their pimple had disappeared. These
users enthusiastically praise Kleerex and
claim they are no longer embarrassed and
are now happy with their clear complexions.
Don't take our word for It, use Kleerex
tonight. Only 50c. If one application does
not satisfy you, you get your money back.
There is no risk so do not hesitate. Sold
and recommended by SMITH'S CUT-RATE
DRUG STORE.
Vitamins For Pets A 15 U G
VITA KING - - - - - - 980
."jdc Size Kills Fleas
PULVEX POWDER - 390
50c Size Kills Flies
FLIT - - - - 390
For Sprains, Bruises
Absorbine Veterinary $2.25
Puff Top Tube
PINK-EYE POWDER - - $1
Some FoSks
THINK They Are
Hard of Hearing
If you are temporarily deafened, bothered
by ringing, buzzing head noises due to hard
ened of coagulated wax (cerumen), try th
Ourine Home Method test that so many uj
has enabled them to hear well again. You
muit hear better after maikng this ilmpk
test or you oet your money back at once.
Ask about Ourine Ear Drops at SMITH'S
CUT-RATE DRUG STORE.
Scour Your Milk Pails With
Old Dutch
CLEANING
POWDER
3 , 19,
10c
Size
10 Doses Black Scour
VACCINE
10 Dose Blackleg
PELLETS
7S(
For Colic In Horses Sloan's
COLIC MEDICINE - - $1.12
FOR LAMENESS
YEAGER'S
LINIMENT
390
Full Pound . . . Makes
16 Gallons. Kills Lice
SODIUN
FLOURIDE
Worm Your Dogs and Cats
NEMA CAPSULES -250 to 650
For Cuts and Scratches
Balsam Of Myrrh 250 to $1.19
Poultry Tonic Pratt's
POULTRY REGULATOR - 50C
A Flock Treatment Pratt's
Poultry Worm Powder - - 600
Kills Lice Just Paint the Roost Pratt's
ROOST PAINT $1
For Baby Chicks Pratt's ;
CHICK TABLETS 300
BAG BALM
For Cows
600
For Spavins Blistering
OINTMENT
750
For Roup In Chickens Pratt's
R-P TABLETS
40c
Kills Motes
M0LEGEN
TI Hi! Li.
50C
Full Pint No. 6
Disinfectant
Makes 12 Gallons
490
Vetai' Self -Retaining
MILKING
Brand Yoof Cattle
BRANDING
FLUID
750
35c Kills Rats
RAT NIP - 29t
For Saddle and Collar Galls Rexall
SURGICAL POWDER - - 25c
THE HOME OF REASONABLE DRUG PRICES
Don't Take Chances On
Your Dog . . Vaccinate
Against Rabies.
RABIES
VACCINE
750
I TUBES
J 200
fcl?BlackleT
VACCINE
l 7St J
YOU ARE ALWAYS VVELCOMEifriiH
Put'
No Drenching . '
In Feed . . . APP"f
Bv Department AP1'
culture . . Kins
In Cattle. Sheep. Hop.
Horses and Mules-
PHENOTHIAZINE
POWDER