7, 1949
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Mother's blouse 6690; skirt 6231; child's dress 231 7 1
cham-ltterns:
Prof Says
Tornado's
Paths Are
Predictable
ST LOITS tUPi A geophysioist
I believes the path of a tornado can
be predicted.
j Kdwaid M. Brooks, associate pro
fessor uf geophysics at St. Louis
Uiuvti ;it , claims tiiat such vlo
i lent windstorms travel in a cyclon-
ic "lage from five to 12 miles
wide,
l tils caHe, Brooks says, is pre
dictable in its movement. But tell
: uig in advance jusl where the fun
! iu I shaped clouds may dip to earth
i is anotiier matter. Usually, he says,
j it is impossible because the clouds
'containing the embryo tornadoes
.wander here and there within the
"cage".
i So confident is Brooks of his
theory that he has set up a tornado
I warning system south and west of
j St Louis through the co-operation
uf about a dozen radio "hams" who
serve as observers.
Bureau Unconvinced
I Brooks says his studies of fre
j (iient tornadoes around St. Louis
i in the past two years show that
j each of them was preceded by sim
ilar disturbance from 12 to 48
I hours in southwest Missouri. Okla
i noma or Texas.
j The U, S. Weather Bureau here
; says it is "interested" in Brooks'
' theory but it is going to wait to be
shown.
Forecaster Arthur Rausch says
the weather service is able to pre
dict the movement of "conditions
favorable to the development of
tornadoes.'' But it won't go any
further than that.
No one really knows what causes
tornadoes. Rausch aid, except
that they develop within cyclonic
disturbances which accompany
cold fronts on their movements
south-southeast.
Wrink.e-Prooi Finish Stays Fresh
Ted Rogers Will
Race In Soap Box
Derby on Saturday
Ted Rogers is among those en
tering the Soap Box Derby race in
Asheville Saturday.
Ted is the son of Mr, and Mrs.
Claude Rogers, and has spent much
oi his vacation lime building his
car, which will weigh about 1 SO
pounds. Materials have cost him
about $17, he said.
The winner of the race will re
ceive a free trip to the national
derby in Akron, Ohio, later this
month, in addition to $f0 in cash
1 1 oni the Asheville race.
Kurh entrant must build his own
car. The race is to start at one
o clock.
Beef Cattle
Discussed At
Cove Creek Meet
BY VKliA RKKVKS
Mountaineer Correspondent
A discussion of beef cattle feat
ured the Cove Creek Community
Development meeting Friday night.
Community Chairman Vinson
Morrow talked on this enterprise,
which is one of those being pushed
in the county's Community Devel
opment Program.
Plans also were drawn at the
meeting for a picnic which will be
held soon.
Mrs. I). C. Davis, of the program
committee, who was in charge of
the meeting, read "David's Prayer"
and olfered the opening devotional
For a delicious punch for a warm
Jay. mix tea, pineapple juice,
orange juice and a little lemon
juice. Sweeten to taste and chill,
.lust before serving, add ginger
ale. The recitation of poems by the
children provided another high
light of the meeting.
The next session will be held at
7:H() p. m. July 15.
BIRTHS
The following births have been
announced at the Ilaywod County
Hospital:
Mr. and Mrs .lack Price of
Spring Creek, a son, June 3(1
UDSON
tele County Is Talking About
OUR
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Poises
- Bargains - Savings
rvpE 128 LADIES' $10.95
EETS RAINCOATS
I and 72 x 108
wOnly Now Only
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fLORs OF
Cloth 5cyo
ARCHD.LE
IRTS
f ani fancy
10 "-NOW
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CHILDREN'S
SUN SUITS
BATHING SUITS
"Home of Better Values"
Mr and Mrs. Johnny James of
Clyde, a son. July 1
Mr and Mrs. Hershel Talley of
Canton, a son. July 1
Air. and Mrs. R L. Corbin of
Waynesville. Route 1. a daughter,
July 2
Mr and Mrs T W Neal of Can
ton Route 3 a daughter, July 2
The messy dress at left is made of ordinary cotton cord; the one at
right of the same fabric treated with the new superset wrinkle
resistant finish stays fresh.
Dunkable Denims
Mr. and Mrs Norman Stanley of
Canton, a son. July 2
Mr. and Mrs. YY K. O'Diear of
Canton, a daughter. July 3
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Sales of Can
ton, a son. July 3
Mr. and Mrs. Cailand Barker of
Waynesville. Route 1, a daughter,
July 4
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Wyalt of
Wavnesville. a son, July 4
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ewart of
Waynesville, a son. July 5
Mr. and Mrs. Krwin Phillips of
Canton. Route 3, twin daughters,
July S
Mr. and Mrs. Lige Franklin of
Clyde, a son, July 6
Mr. and Mrs. James Watson of
Wavnesville. a daughter. July 6
Mr. and Mrs. Howe Taylor Crock
ett of Franklin, a son. July 6
Attention
Parents
The Home Laundry and
Cleaners will give a FREE
LAUNDRY bundle picked
up and delivered to each
family announcing a birth
at the Haywood County
Hospital.
p S In the event of twins thU
rift will be doubled. Call 712
for your FREE SERVICE.
Home Laundry
And Cleaners
Phone 772 -Miller St.
The denim casuals above are treated with elan water-repellant
finish, so they slay clean longer, shod water and resist perspira
tion. Pedal pusher oiiltit and sun drc-s are shown.
Farm short-term debts owed on
January 1, 1949, stood at about
4 9 billion dollars, compared to an
average of around three billions
during the war years. But cash,
bank deposits, and savings bonds
held by farmers are at a record
level of 20 billion dollars.
Cigaicllo production in the Uni
ted Slates for domestic use was
up 5 3 per cent during the first
quarter of 1949 as compared to
the same period last year. Com
mercial exports, however, were
down 411 per cent compared to
la.l year.
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f Prescription
Headquarters
Whether your doctor pre
serves a simple headache
powder or a life-saving
"miracle" drug, our regis
tered pharmacists com
pound it with equal care. We're completely stocked
with fresh, potent drugs . . . the best the market
affords!
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MAKE THIS YOUR PHARMACY
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Take Care In
Washing Blankets,
And Bedspreads
By RUTH CURRENT
State Home Demonstration Aeent
Dry sunny summer weather is
the time many housewives choose
for washing blankets and bed
spreads. When doing this job, tex
tile specialists suggest care in
brushing up the nap or fluffy sur
face of cotton chenille spreads
and wool blankets.
The pap on chenille spreads may
be fluffed by shaking them occa
sionally as they dry on the line and
ruhhine brisklv with the hand or
a soft brush. Give them a final rub
after they, are dry. Never use a
stiff brush because It is likely to
pull out some of the chenille.
To raise the nap on wool blank
ets however, a clean, still' whisk
broom Is recommended, but the
brushing must De none unci uie
blanket is thoroughly dry Wool is
weak when wet and must be han
dled carefully. When dry, brushing
will not damage the blanket, and
fluffing the surface will add much
to its warmth.
PAGE THREE
PENALIZED "
NEW YORK (A. P. (Looking
I over last season's statistic, offi
i cials of the American Hockey
i League have decided that penal
i ties incurred by a team, affect. Jts
' standing only slightly. The league
champion Providence Reds , spent
! 509 minutes in the penalty box,
! and the ttailend Washington Uons
j only 14 minutes less 4J5, Pltis
1 burgh and Cleveland;- third and
' fourth in the west, had the most
and least penalty time, respec-
' tively. -
j there is chintz and chlnta. The. best
buy is permanent glaze chintz
' which has a durable finish. Unhurt
I by washing. Never soak this chintz.
! Wash in lukewarm water and mill)
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soap or detergent, ury ip r
shade Iron on the glazed side
while still slightly damp with, &
moderate iron. There is also chintz
that is not permanently glazed. It
has a glazed finish when purchased
but when, washed this gUze dis
appears But in time, it does have
to be washed despite the loss of
glaze, so again do not soak. Use
lukewarm water for . wash and
rinse, and mild soap or detergent.
Chintz curtains can so easily
delight the eye for color that no
one can resist them They are
washable but don't have to be
laundered often as their shiny sur
face sheds dirt well. But here we
emphasize, read your labels, for
BABY SITTING
Any Ni(ht Jto 13
CALL S33-R .
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BUSINESS . .WlOfBSBlONAI.
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Misses' Sizes (1(1 to 211)
Junior Sizes (9 to 15)
Htm S.zes (M1 to 24'2)
Chambrays, Broadcloths, Piques
Sheers, Stripes, Prints, Seersuckers
Sunbacks
All New Styles You Save In This Sale!
Slack's Makes a Great Purchase of These Fine Dresses
At Manufacturer's Close-Out Prices . . . Just in Time
For You to Get Lots of Wear During the Hot Days
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