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(One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, DECEMBER MERRY CHRISTMAS THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER that John Umstead, brother of Bill, party chairman, is for the gentle man from Rowan. They like Rich ardson, believe in him, but they want to get on the band wagon for Uzzell, if there is one. And they think they see the shadow of one no larger than one man's hand in the distance. News and Comment From Raleigh . CAPITAL LETTERS . . By THOMPSON GREENWOOD 21. 1 DULL Everything is pretty dull around Raleigh these days: the lull before the storm which will begin when the legislators gather here in January. The capital folks al ways dread the Legislature, for so much depends on the measures passed by it. During January, February, and March the situation in Raleigh will be tense. After that, there will be more laxity and nonchalance. So it's a good thing for the Legislature to meet every two years even if it did nothing for it reminds Raleigh officehold ers that they are responsible to the people who live out in the small towns, down the road from the country store, and up the hollow on Fine Level Branch. BOSS It is important for the people who live out of Raleigh, or Coughs That Cause Restless Sleepless Night: or Bronchial Irritation Resulting from Colds But adults can't expect real result from the same sweet syrupy concoc Uons that you'd give to a child. Whet you want to throw off a bothrsotm cough you've Just got to have a real cough medicine; then you should ask your druggist for a bottle of guo.! old Bron-chu-Unn Kmulslon. Bron-eau-llne isn't a cheap cough syrup mln1 you, for urt -raters ai . nerer ehau. But !f ion wajit the b-si and are willing to pay a little more for rwi results, gat a bottl todav and aotloe bow the tret dose takVs hold right away and 1v you ren rallaf from tka eoujrhlag and aorenes Ooat tgmore a eon get relief Sutck as yoa eaa ask amy proK.i". It maatl tor t H boni, .. Bros a lim maUb,n this b u U.r(al! .sv.: Smith's Cut-Rate Drug Store out of the county seat, to remem ber that they are the masses. They run this business called North Caro lina not the people they elect. And it is good for the white-collared officials to keep in their minds the fact that they are the servants of the people, not their rulers. When any public official becomes so en wrapped in himself as to think he is the whole show, it's time for him to move on. WEDDING By this time you probably knw that Mrs. Bessie Phoenix and L. Y. Ballentine, your next Lieutenant Governor, are mar ried. This is really a peach of a pair. Both extremely personable and extrovertish, they really will make a first rate political combina tion. You know, a lot of folks will tell you right now that Mrs. Bal lentine then only a lady in wait ing played no small part in Stag s political success last spring and this fall. Here's wishing them the best, for they certainly deserve it. They deserve it because they are so folksy and friendly. And it makes little difference who you are or what your station in life may be, you can always feel that you are among friends when you are in the company of Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Ballentine. LETTERS George Uzzell, of Rowan county, and Oscar L. Rich ardson, of Union, are doing plenty of letter-writing these days in their race for the speakership of the House in the next Legislature. Legislators are receiving and sending all kinds of letters along this same line. The whole busi ness is in a squabble. Some of those legislators who were for Richardson are now looking in the direction of Uzzell, for they see Tobacco Growers Stop-Look and Listen! It Pays To Be Wise THINK and You Will Sell Your Tobacco Crop with BERNARD-WALKER WAREHOUSES LEADERS OF ALL BURLEY AND BRIGHT MAR KETS IN THE ENTIRE U.S.A. FOR 1943. The Burley Crop Averaged $45.58 Boone, N. C. Averaged 46.45 Johnson City, Tenn. Averaged 47.92 Knoxville, Tenn. Averaged 48.10 Morristown, Tenn. Averaged 48.10 Greeneville, enn. Averaged 49.13 ASHTEVILLE, N. C. Averaged 49.68 BERNARD-WALKER Averaged 50.05 'Sell Your Tobacco In Large Piles It Will Pay You Handsomely" BOB Bob Reynolds (Remember him?) will become a private citi zen, at least as far as North Caro Una is concerned, in January. He is now lame-ducking along in Washington. Wesley McDonald, his secretary and right much your U. S. Senator from the west since 1932, has found other gainful em ploymentN By the way, McDonald, who is from Virginia, has been secretary for several senators, once for the great Carter Glass. He expressed the opinion one time that Glass is "cantankerous as hell." But that was in other days in days when Glass was probably at his best. Now nearly dead, Sena tor Glass is rendering little service in the' Senate. He will soon be gone, too, but McDonald (no rela tion to Dr. Ralph) will go glibly along with his first-name calling. Sometimes it's better to be second man like assistant postmaster for instance. VERSE Speaking of the Senate reminds us of the now-and-then brilliance of the Congressional Record, which you may receive free of charge if you will write your Congressman. The person who has the patience and stomach to read the issues long enough will run into something mighty funny. Of course, most of it is comical, but some portions more than others. The other day, Rep. Charles A. Plumley, of Vermont, quoted an unnamed tombstone poet in one of his speeches. The speech was no good at all, but the verse was out of this world. Here it is as he saw it on a New England tomb stone; "Here under this sod and under these trees, Is buried the body of Solomon Pease; But under this sod lies only his pod. His soul is shelled out and gone up t0 God." Out of. this world, brother. And where else could you find it but in the Record? NOTES The Agricultural Re view will go up to eight pages in January Your candidates for President in 1948 may be Eric Johnston, President of the U. S. Chamber of Commerce, Republican and Scott Lucas, Illinois Senator, Democrat; both were being talked at the Farm Bureau shindig in Chi cargo last week It looks now as if W. P. Horton is as close to politics as he wishes to get George Coble will soon erect an ice cream plant capable of manufacturing 68,000 gallons per week. NOTICE OF SUMMONS In The Superior Court North Carolina, Haywood County. RICHARD HOWELL vs. GLENDA HOWELL. The defendant in the above en titled action will take notice that an action has been commenced in the Superior Court of Haywood County, North Carolina, for the purpose of securing an absolute di vorce from the defendant upon statuatory grounds. And said defendant will further take notice that she is required to appear before the clerk of the court of said county at the court house in Waynesville, North Carolina, on 4th day of January, 1945, and ans wer or demur to said complaint fil ed therein or the plaintiff will ap ply for the relief demanded therein. This the 4th day of December, 1944. C. H. LEATHERWOOD, Clerk of the superior court of Haywod County, North Carolina. 1404 Dec. 7-14-21-28. OFFICERS lip i Merry Christmas JOYFUL UWHE 13 w ' ' or 5& R. L. Prevost President E. J. Hyatt Vice President L. N. Davis Secretary-Treasurer and Customers DIRECTORS C. N. Allen J. R. Boyd J. W. Ray L. M. Killian O. H. Shelton W. H. Burgin A. T. 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Were $1.29 Chalk Boards 79 JUST RECEIVED Shipment Of Ruffled Curtains All White. $4.95 Pr. y1''.'!.0 Pepperell, Rayon and Wool BABY BLANKETS 2.95 Bon Air and Archdale Men's Shirts All Sizes All Sleev? Lengths. All Satin, Wool-Filled COMFORTS 12.95 100 All-Wool Chatham Blankets $9.95 AH Colors. BLANKET 5 Wool Double Size BLANKETS 1.95 CHRISTMAS LINGERIE Slips and gowns for ev eryone . . . hand picked lovelies ready for gift giving . . . some matched for sets ensembling . . . all quality conscious. PAJAMAS 3.95 - 4.95 GOWNS 3.95 5.95 PANTIES Elastic back. 79 COTTON PAJAMAS 1.98-3.95 4 Games In 1 DE LUXE GAMES 79 MACHINE GUNS Were $1.98 Now $148 FOLDING PLAY PEN With Floor. $995 Accurate BOMB SIGHTS $3.29 Children's, Misses a Women's Robes Up to 1295 Sweaters Virgin Wool. Children's, Women's and Misses. Coat Slipover Styles BELEC-HUDSON "Home of Better Values"
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