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THUBSDAY, OCTOBER, ti IMS
THB CAgOIJN A MOUNT AINKER
Adorned
Jewelry from this store is a
fit ndrnrnent for the most -beautiful
women, and to those
not so blessed ; by nature it
adds a measure of attractive
ness that is most desirable.
THOS. J; DAVIS
Repairing A Specialty
PHONE 194-J WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
Town of Hazelwood
Pfotoce
The Board sincerely requests and expects a
prompt remittance in full of all taxes now due
They are endeavoring to keep the town's water,
sewer and street work up. and in addition, make
farther water and sewer extensions for the con
venience and health -of our Citizens. This is im
possible unless accounts due the town are paid.
You have been officially notified that if your
taxes are not paid by November 1st. 1925. your
property wiirimmediately' be advertised for sale
to justify the tax claims.
Help to keep your tax rate dowtfjby paying
your obligations to the town.
Board of Aldermen,
Town of Hazelwood.
rot SALE
MABBIAGB UCENSB.
should be required to carry compel
i sory state liability insurance to pro- I
r. r. uaii ana wuue ixivo, ooui tect the public from the dangers ol
of Haywood; James Medford ani foch animals. Yet hardly a day pass.
Berta Mehaffey, both of Haywood; w that one does not read of some
James ff. Vaughn and Hlda Med-'peison or animal being gored, to
ford, both of Haywood; Charles It- death by an enraged bull.
Hurst and Vivian Sawyer, both of j Our present laws provide for col
i Buncombe; S, H. Keller and Eula 'letting damages from people whose
Lee PaschaU, both of Haywood; Jokularts cause injur- or loss to others.
Modern Five Room Bunga
low, Sleeping Porcti, Hard-
d Floors, Ligkts And
woo
ater.
Completely. Furnished With
Practically New Furniture.
-'WaVaSSnllii'H C
P. Gunter and Lucy Gentry, both of
Haywood; Clifford Denlin and
Blanche Reed, both of Haywood;
Guy Chambers and Hazel Medford,
both of Haywood; David Nelson fend
Loretta Rathone, -both of Haywood,
J. E. Medford and Mrs. Mattie Press
ley, both of Haywood; C. R. DeNike
of . Michigan and Marie Strange of
Charlotte; James Lance of Buncombe
and Texie Crisp of Haywood; T. J.
Marking and Josle Gibson of Hay
wood; Glenn West and Tilly Stafford,
both of Haywood; T. C. Pressley an.l
Ha Nichols, both of Haywood; F. V.
Brookshire.' and Alma Howell, both
of Haywood; Grady, Hall and Pearl
Coward,' both of Haywood; James
L. Trotter and Ruhie Dawson, both
of Florida; Thomas Franklin and
Lonie Conard, both of Haywood; Tay
lor Inman and Josephine Guy, both
tit' Haywood; Dr. Horace Parker of
Buncombe and Mrs. E. F. Dresser
Dresser, of Haywood; Sam Ferguson
and Fannie McCracken, both of Hay
wood; RoyV Ross and Mandy Henson,
hoth of Haywood; J. J. Burrell and
snd Ethel Burnett, both of Haywood;
Kery, Hipps and Addis Plemmona,
both ofHnywJoot Elm Stmopv and
Hattie May Cole, both of Haywood;
Eirhr-Prince, and Vmnie Lovedale,
l oth of Jackson; B. F. Robinson and
Leila Coleman, both, of Haywood;
Wm. Leatherwood and Mamie Liner.
both of Haywood; Walter Bumgarner
and Selma Singleton, both of Hay
wood; J. W. Holcombe and Cares
Henson, both of Haywood; Don Stev
enson and Oda Reed, both of Hay
wood: Albert Hunter and Francos
Evans, both of Hayqwood; Grady
Burney of Aberdeen and Valeria Med
ford of Haywood; Wm. Raines and
Mary Lou Medford, both of naywood;
Welch Singleton and Lou Wells, both
of Haywood; Frank Whitted and An
nie Clontx, both of Haywood; Dewey
Rogers and Maggie Green, bota of
Haywood; Charlie Gaddie and Vida
Meadows'. both of Haywood; K. 1
Emorc. of Lowell and lsnbello Mc
Dowell of Heywood: Vance Dals and
Maiine Full-right, bo'K of Haywood;
,1. V. L.:.ning of JUnderson and
retrl Justice of Haywood; Ben Early
and .Mia Green, boU of Hayvood,
Hamilton McClure and Adgie Price
both of Hiywood; Harry Tru'l at. 1
.(.Je-jhiss Walker, both Of Hiyon
Heattt Wiedson ol . rorsyuie anu
I saline Trull of Haywood; V. L.
Uedford and Mary Sharp, b.tr. of
Hajwood;, E,,E. Peacock of i hspel
Hffl ihd Tcra Ward of Haywood; G
B. Duckett and Gaye Ross, both of
Haywood; R. L. Phillips and Efflc
Roberts, both of Haywood; Je Mil
ler and Dora Crawfora. both of Hay
wood;. Roosevelt Henry ar l Grace
Parton. both of Haywood; V. M. Kee
ner and Callie Owen, both of Hay
wood; Lee McElrath and Bf-rtie Bur
nett, both of Haywood; C. M. Haskey
and Carrie Ingram, both of Haywood
E. J. Parker and Gertrude Worley,
both of Haywood; Herbert Israel of
Buncombe and Myrtle Ratbbme rf
Swain Sam Reece and Jane Hoxit,
both of Haywood; Gardner Gragg of
Haywood and Mildred ance of Bun
combe; R. S. Justce and Mrs. Klira
Wood, both of Haywood; OtU Lowe
and Lillian Walker, both of Hayrood
Mallie Clontz and Vera Hail, both n:
Ha v wood. Homer Caldwell and Flura
Burress. both of Haywood; Robert
Turner and 'Nettie Wright, both
Haywood; Rumbo Smith and Bertha
Knight, both of Haywood; Cludc
Reece and Leatha Trull, both of riav
wood; Lloyd Justice and Ruth Rho
darmer, both of Haywood; Mery:
Compton and Eula Mae DuBose, both
of Lamar, S. C; 1.. O. Kelley of Al
abama and Lucile Smith of. Ohio;
Betder Webb and Nellie McDowell,
botl o 'Buncombe; Robert Phillips
and Cbarline Rollins, both of Hay
;Aodx C. A. Wharton of Florida nnd
Annetto Smeltaer Of Haywood; Pvis
Moore tnd Bertha Teague, both of
Norliner, N. C. and Rose Anderson of
South Carolina; Fred Smathers urd
Willie Trull, both of Haywood.
If persons who are liable are finan
cially insolvent, the injured party
not secure compensation. The same
law applies to automobile accidents
as to bull accidents or to any other
kind of accidents.
Why should the automobile owner
be made an exception to 'the rule in
regard to compulsory automobLe
insurance in order to provide against
nossible insolvent driver? Why
should the state be put into the bus
iness of insurer? The whole proceed
ings is just another step toward so
cialism. People thoughtlessly!rgue
in favor of this type of compulsory
insurance supported by a state fund,
who would not for a minute consider
such a proposition if they understood
it in all its ramifications. The trav
eling man and the bull story are ev
eryday examples.'
DR. WOOTBN'S WORK IN HOLD
ING DENTAL CLINICS IN THK
COUNTY.
Dr. A. L. Wooten sent here by the
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State Board of Health, neia in uic
county, for the two months endirg
September 12, dental clinics for school
children in fourteen of the public
.oknJ. of Havwood county. Th
schools are as follows: Waynesville
Elementary, Haaelwood, Canton,
ri.M. Maggie. Dell wood, Boca nut.
Iron Duff, Bethel, Sunburst, Garden
CmV. Dutch Cove, Austin's Chapel
anil Patton.
Before leaving, Dr. Wooten handefl
to Mr. Wm. C. Allen, Uouniy ouper-
intendent of schools, the following
report of his work while in this
county: Total number of children
examined 764; total number treated
751; number of amalgan fillings BSG;
number cement fillings 66; numDor
guttapucha fillings 7; silver nitrate
treatments 233; teeth extracted 402;
chilren's teeth cleaned 751; referred
ivl dentists for treatment lad,
oral hygiene 12
total attendance at lectures 600;' total
cost of work done if done in private
nffia. .1.223.00.
Tr Wooten said before he leu
that with slight exceptions he had had
.ni.ni;H rn-oneration from teachers
and patrons.
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INTERESTING OLD
FOUND.
DOCUMBNT
vege
tables supplv
organic salts,
phosphates and
other food ele
ments essential
to man's health
and well-being,
and furnish economical nutrition.
Buy Fruit and Vegetables
From Us
and be assured of the best on the
market in Both fresh and canned
goods. Our line of staple and fancy
groceries is superior to most retail
stocks. Remember us for
Courtesy Cleanliness Honesty Service
MILLER BROTHERS
Phone No. 30 Waynesville. N. C.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
May 27, 1874.
ORDAINED by the Board of Com
missioners that the Jauor oi nay-
wood County be allowed 75 eta. per
koAnlnor prisoners lor tne
next six months.
Present:
E. H. Penland, Char.
R. V. Welch,
M. M. Rhea.
October 26, 1874.
Present:
R. H. Penland, Chairman,
W. H. Hargrove,
H. Rogers,
Isaac Medford.
ORDAINED by the Board that the
following report of the Treasurer be
spread upon the Docket:
State of North Carolina,
County of Haywood. j
To the Worshipful, the Commission
ers of Haywood County the under
signed under an order from your
worship to report the indebtedness
of the County would respectfully re
port that upon a calculation of the
Treasurer's Books he finds that the
County owes claims to the amount of
Six Thousands, five hundred and
forty-five dollars and seventy-live
cents up to the close of last year,
1873, all of which is respectfully sub
mitted October 15th, 1874.
J. N. BENNERS,
Treasurer of Haywood County.
A GOOD BULL STORY.
A traveling man with torn clothes
and a uushadihsA sat in av country
hotel expounding upon the necessity
at compulsory eutomoMie iiapiuty
insurance maintained by the state to
protect the public from damage done
by automobiles, His clothes had been
torn, hs car wrecked and his life
tndanirered by a driver with no a-
aets.-
A farmer in the corner grocery
store, with bloody noM and a broken
DUggy "WUip Hi ms nam, was cuaaui
j his neighbor Jones for allowing a bull
to ran loose on the highway to nigh
ton his ' team, cause a runnawny, up-
; sat hia load ol berries and nearly jtrn
ing hiln. ":,
Jones - was financially , uTesponu-
WHY SUFFER SO?
Get Back Your Health as Other
Waynesville Folks Have Done
Too many people suffer lame, ach
ing backs, distressing kidney disorders
and rheumatic aches and pains. Oft-P
this is due to faulty kidney action and
there's danger of hardened arteries,
dropsy, gravel or Bright'! dlesase.
Djont let weak kidneys wear you out
Use Dean's Pills before it is too late
Doan's are a stimulant diuretic to the
kidneys. Doan's hare help thousands,
They should help you. Here is one
of many Waynesville eases
S. C. Milner, mechanic, 112 Depot
StL says: "The grip disordered my
kidneys and - sharp catching ' pairs
darted across the smair of mf back
when ! stopped or leaned, over. Even
when I straightened up after sitting
tbe pains shot through -my back.
had to get up. some at night on ac
count of the weak, too frequent ae-4
tion of my kidneys. - After using one
box of Doan's Pills, every symptom
THE Turks are not noted
particularly for cleanliness,
and their bakery products
would not be considered ap
petizing in this country. In this, as in many
other things, we are different
Our Bakery Products
are prepared in a clean, modern, sanitary bakery
a fact that is known to every resident of this com
munity An ever-increasing demand is an indispu
table evidence that weprdouce"good things to eat"
Quality ani ckanttneu art the twin mottoes
o this beJaay at alt times.
The Waynesville Bakery
Main Street
O. F. STUEBER; Owner
Waynesville, N. C.
Quick Repairs
' Trouble? We'll send a man over
immediately." ,
Keep our telephone, number handy so
yoo may ' call us in -any emergency. - Our
repair department is at your service at on
instant's notice. -
The fircKlepartment idea is carried out
in our repair service. : , Wfc alwys niavtf men
with "know how" efficiency waittojf your call.
Our priced are nascacl and all re-
Danine is done accorainff to our
standard of rietne...and work
rnanship. We" are at your service.
J
L. A.
- , " Jones: was financially . irresponsi- left." , ' .rp nr 2' 'i -''
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