>e Believe
, Will Find
IE BEST
jyy Crockett
1IRTS ? PANTS
XjKS - T-SHIRTS
JWY'S
Including
IVKI PANTS
Sizes 4 to 12
i'ithou finge ?
le Especially
For
OOL WEAR
j Blue Bell
[akers Of -
ranglers
:h You Find
RAY'S
- All Sizes ?
ith 1st Quality
nd Irregulars ?
e Jeans
12 $1.27"
"6 $1.69up
|/IL BRAND
kjean
lull Leg style ?
Jizes 8 to 18
I $1.95
L We Have
fc' Overalls
^ AH Sizes ?
Pact You
r Find Just
V Everything
SCHOOL AT
fY'S
fcStore
320 Books Are
Circulated To
Clyde Children
The Reading Circle, sponsored
by the Clyde Woman's Club, has
completed its summer program
with a record of 320 books circul
ated to 23 ch!'?twn.
The Circle met weekly under
the direction of Mrs. Mark Haynes
with Miss Rosemary Newman and
Miss Diane Haynes as assistants.
The top reading record went to
Lois Gail and Monty Buecker, who
read 38 boo1"-- ""eh.
The final ...oeting of the group ;
was held last week when a film
was shown by Howard Wooten.
wildlife protector, and a picnic was
enjoyed. Refreshments were furn
ished by Mrs. Troy Stamey, Mrs.
Charles Edge, and Mrs. Roy Mc
Kinnish.
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Use Mountaineer Want Ads
Sorority To Have
Special Ceremony }
The Alpha Theta Chapter of f
Beta Sigma Phi will have a Ritual (
I of Jewels ceremony Thursday
night, August 25, at Jones Farm.
Dinner will be served at 6:45 ii
o'clock and the ceremony will fol-> w
low. Mrs. Raymond Caldwell, chap
ter president, will preside. ^
Receiving the Ritual of Jewels i
degree will be Mrs. Arthur Paul si
Evans, Mrs. J. T. Russell, Mrs. 0
Don Morrow, Mrs. David .Noland, j>
Mrs. H. C. Turner, and Miss Bes
sie Sue Francis.
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I Long's Chapel WSCS S
Will Meet Tuesday e
A regular meeting of the Wo
man's Society of Christian Serv- *
iee of Long's Chapel Methodist
Church will be held Tuesday at
7:30 p.m. in the church. h
Mrs. Ernest Carter will present
the program. I
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Methodist
Vomen Attend
Church Meet
Several ^leutootM women oi
ms viwiuty tui yisteiuu.v to at* |
.no me annual oii.uoi oi iius
ioiiS ana ciu ihihii service at
icuier cotte^e in iviisciiitcimei.
ms is a scnooi ana tiuit>uu|i
oonsored oy me wotiiun s society
i cui iMiil service oi me western
loriu duwnna t*oniei encc 01 uic
lemoaist cnurcn.
'ine scnooi win ciose late Thurs
ay ana a simnar program win oe i
eid lor ine Vvesieyan Service I
lutid of the churcn over me ween !
nd.
Among those attending the ;
chpol are Mrs. Henry liaaay, Mrs.
larion Cooper. Mrs. J. W. r owier,
r., Miss raouise Baiiard, and Miss
.ay Haiiard.
Miss alma Browning and Miss
.ura Wright will be among the
eiegates to the Wesieyan uuua
omerence.
? ? ?
rhree Leave For
^ong Beach, Calif.
Miss Virginia and Miss Elaine
Francis and their brother, T. L.
"rancis, left Saturday by car for
.ong Beach, Calif., where Miss
Virginia Francis has accepted a
caching position for the coming
ear. They were accompanied as
ar as Memphis, Tenn. by William
itevens of Canton.
Both the Misses Francis are
graduates of Woman's College,
Jreensboro. They are daughters of
dr. and Mrs. J. Harley Francis.
? ? ? ?
Richland Garden Club
Will Meet Thursday
The Richland Garden Club will
lold a regular luncheon meeting
Phursday at 12:30 p.m. in the
lome of Mrs. W. G. Tassell on
Chestnut Park Drive. Mrs. John
imathers and Mrs. J. H. Smathers,
Ir. will be co-hostesses.
Miss Nancy Killian and Mrs. W.
L.. Kirkpatrick will present a pro
tram on "Fall Plantirtg".
Mrs. W. F. Swift will preside.
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B And PW Club
To Have Annual Picnic
The Waynesville Business and
Professional Women's Club will
hold its annual summer picnic
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs Ben Phillips. Supper will be
served at 7:00 o'clock.
Mrs. Rubye Bryson, president,
will preside at the brief business
session, after which the evening
will be devoted to recreational ac
tivities.
THE ORIGINAL Idea was to nave ,
Beverly Anderson, "Emerald
Queen," taken in a gem-loaded
wheelbariow to the American
National Jewelry Show in New
York. But guard Harry Kravit,
unaccustomed to this type of
transportation, tips the barrow,
spilling the queen and her be
jaweled pooch to the sidewalk.
BIRTHS
New arrivals at the Haywood
County Hospital include.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Troy
Raines of Canton on August IS.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Totts of Waynesville on August 18. i
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Royl? Singleton of Waynesville, )
Route 2 on August 18.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. James .
Justice of Waynesville on Aug- I
ust 19.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Haney of Waynesville on
August 19.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. i
Walter Plemmons of Hot Springs
on August 21.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Paul McElroy of Hot Springs on
August 21.
A son to Mr. and Mrs.- Rufus
Adams of Lake Junaluska on Aug
ust 22.
Mrs. Charles McKeel has return
ed. to her home in Charlotte after
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Ruth
Beaty.
Million Dollar Tip ?
sj ^
We Think You Will Find
Ray's Children's Dept.
*
Tops For School wear
? Lovely ?
SCHOOL
DRESSES
*1.98
Sizes 3 to 12
"Can-Can" ^
SLIPS -
PETTICOATS
And Regular Slips
"Just Everything"
c: SELECTION OF 100
Jjjk- New Fall Coats
P mPjfjl Sizes 7 to 12
|?W *9.95 ?"!
# - $8.50
Some At
(J $5.88 ? $0.88
SELECT NOW AND LAY AWAY
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IT PAYS TO TRADE AT RAY'S
BOYS' JACKETS
Prices Range $2*95 up
The Best Selection Around
* WRANGLERS Sizes 3 to 6
Medium Weights ? $?.89
Heavy Weights $2*79
EVERYTHING FOR CHILDREN
? In Sizes To 6X ?
? Is To Be Found In ?
THE CHILDREN'S DEPT.
I :)iM
And Remember At Ray's
PREMIUM
CHINA
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RELIABLE JEWELERS ? "Our Reputation Is Your Guarantee"
"When George told me my ^
diamond ring came from M
RELIABLE JEWELERS I knew
I the quality was the finest."
? "Yes, every dad in town is ? 1 #
B hoping something is going M I /
I to 'poo' from RELIABLE^^^^r Ji
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
Diamonds 33!/3% OFF
Serving Haywood County Since 1919 ?
We Lead, While Others Try To Follow.
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Singing At RA Y'S
We've Cot BLUE JEANS
Including /fiijJ
Genuine '[
Blue Bell i'
Wranglers
Girls - Women
Featured In Boys' Dept.
BOYS' BLUE JEANS ? ALL KINDS
LACE BACKS ? BOYS', MEN'S
HUSKIES (Stouts) FOR BOYS
(Waist Sizes 4" Extra Size)
ANVIL BLUE JEANS FOR BOYS
Buy Them For Extra Quality
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BLUE JEANS
Sizes 1 to 12
TOP QUALITY
$J.27
Regular Weight
? Full Cut ?
Army Twill
BOYS' PANTS
Khaki - Blue - Green
$2-95
Shirts To Match
New By Blue Bell
DAVY CROCKETT KHAKI PANTS
Made Especially For School Wear '
Sizes 1 (o 16 Front Flap
NO FRINGE Pockets # J
A Smart New Khaki Pant
GABARDINE DRESS SLACKS
$3.95 Values $2.97
Sizes 8 to 16 ? Ass't. Colors
MEN'S ANVIL BLUE JEANS
Sizes 28 - 29 - 30 - 32 up to 38
$2.19 ON SALE $1.67
? Located On Main Floor ?
A Bargain If You Ever Saw One
Men's Cuffed Style
ANVIL OVERALL PANT
$2.95 Value $2-65
ARMY TWILL PANTS
?For Boys and Men ?
$2.95" ' MEN'S PANT
SALE $2-59 ? 2 *or $5.00
You Will Really Find Here
YOUR SCHOOL PANTS
SCHOOL
SPECIALS
Short Sleeve
SPORT SHIRTS
$1.00
Boys' 6 to 18
Men's S-M-L
Boys' Lohg Sleeve
SPORT SHIRTS
Sizes 4 to 10
1195 fcl AA
Markdowns ^ |
Bo^s* Short Sleeve
NYLON SHIRTS
$1.79 Values
ir,? $1.00
Boys' Long Sleeve
SPORT SHIRTS
IZ $1.66
BOYS' PAJAMAS
v.L $1.66
1st Quality Broadcloth
We Have ?
Slightly Irregular
Wranglers
Much Cheaper
? Than'1st Quality
Sizes 6 to 16
Boys' - Girls'
WINDBREAKER
JACKETS
*2.95
A Dozen Colors
Including Black
Boys' School
JACKETS
$5.95 - $7.93 Values
*4.97
Boys' Underwear
BRIEFS
3 or *1.00
Good Quality
PARK,
SHOP,
SAVE
at RA Y'S