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Friday, July 23, 1911. Pag (V . Wl A Y hiS V I LJUJJi V-V --v .... i ... .. LOCAL NEWS Eye Specialist Will Be Here This ,. : . Week. Dr. II. B. Humphrey. .of.Lum berton,! N. C., optimetrist, -will be here Thursday, Friday and. Sat urday of this vek, July 27th, 28th and 29th and will meet pa- ients in his rooms over Sherrill's store. v;:K . Do your eyes burn? . Are you subject to headaches? Do you feel tired after read ing? " " If so, come and have them ex amined by a competent -'optimetrist who can "relieve the trou ble. Office hours from 9 to 12 :30 and from 2 to 5 p. m. ; Charges very . reasonable. No charge for examination. Dr. Walker, of Crabtree, was a Waynesville visitor Wednesday. .Light weight shoes; extremely low at J. S. Cowan's. Miss Sallie Moore is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Love. Cheap goods at J. S. Cowan's, Qaido.vjod. Mr. James M. Gwyn, of Spring field,' spent Monday ill town. . Eagle Thistle soda 3 pounds for 10 cents at J. S. Cowan's. Mrs. A. E. Moore spent Satur day in Asheville. "Sugar 17 pounds for $1.00 at J. S. Cowan's. ; ' . Mr. Fred Moody, of Jonathan, was hsre. on business Tuesdav. - Cfjjts J3 cents per pound at J. S. Cowan, Hazelwood. 3Iiss Emma Altstaetter spent Light weight dry goods away tiowii at J. S. Cowan's. . lh R. M. Beadle, of Asheville; was in town, Thursday. Messrs. J.L L. Phillips and Geo: K, Preston, of Knoxville, were in -.Waynesville Thursday. Miss Helen Davis of Dellwood, visited friends in town Thurs day. , ' ,. .- blisses Fannie and Lizzie Smoot of Sumter, S. C, have returned home. : Master William Cooper Sather tliwait celebrated his twelfth birtlidav .'Thursday bv entertain ing about twenty-five .of his friends at a party. Miss Grace Bowles is entertain- mg this afternoon with a tea m i honor of Miss Doris Iaslin 6f Winston-Salem. . -Mr. R. G. A. Campbell, of Mag-" gie, was a business visitor in WTay Hesvillej Thursday. Mr. R. II. Keels, who has been a visitor to Waynesville for sev oral davs, left Wednesday morn ing for. his home at Sumteiy S. C. Mr. Antonio Pomar of St. Au gustine, Fla., arrived ' Sunday to take the position of machinist operator, and foreman of the j courier.1 Mr. romar is a rapid linotype operator and has the reputation, of being one of the finest job printers in the South. Mr. L. P. Thompson will leave Mondav for his .home in Cam den. S. C, after several weeks spent in. Waynesville. .Mi.' Ililliard Atkins has accept ed a 'position a.s cashier 'with the Bank f Waynesville. - Mrs. Ned Atkinson and child ren are the guests rof Mrs. At kinson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Miller. .' '. Mrs. Luke Howell, of Franklin, ! has gone to' Canton for a visit to trelatives, after a. "short .stay in Waynesville, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kimsey Howell. lr. T. C. Newman of Concord,' is spending some time in Way nesville. :: Mr. J. L.Smathers, of Murphy, wa.s here Sunday to attend the .funeral of Mr. R. II. Mitchell. Mrs. H. A. Love and Master JVederick Love went to Ashe ville Tuesday, evening. returning in the Mrs. Chas. Padgett and 'little son, of Dallas, Texas have arrived to spend the summer with Mrs Padgett's mother, Rogers. - Mrs. Matt after; a visit ch Farm, left Mr. A. E. Moore, to bis family at We Tuesday for a Dusmess trip to . . . New Ytfrk. Mr. John Michae of Chesque Lodge, w m a business visitor in town the fif.t of the week. Misses Lfoaise and Gertrude Jackson f.nd Elizabeth Cooper, of LeiH'ir t"'tv TennL and Miss ILi'tl ;Vtr sht. of Burlington, N. C, will arrive Tuesday to be the guests of Miises Clarine and Evelyn Lee for several weeks. Mrs. : i jin Ferguson and baby, tjf Greenville, S. CL .and Miss Harris, of Spartanburg, S. C, are the house 'guests o Miss Jennie itay. V . : blisses Aiiiiie Erie Pou, of Smithfieicl, N. C. and Doris Mas-; ibnt o? v mston-Salem, are the guests ot Jis Hild a Way for a on, of Cruso, fortnight.. -Miss Hattie Whar is ; he gues-t of friends in Waynes "iile this wcok Mr. T. Gwyn, of Springdale was in Wavnesville several davs ?nis week on business. Dr. Fred Hyatt phi?,, is spending a of Philadel- vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Katt. Groceiies at J. S Cowan's low- er thiin Vou can buy them else where. '. LouLsana Coffee 25 cent per pound bt 3. S. Cowan's, Hazle- wood. Overalls worth $1.00 J. S. '"ovi.n at Hazlewood sells for 87 cents. Mrs. Aide: i Howe 1, Jr., was a Turnpike, is entertain ith a recep house guests, week nd T'sitor to Miss Lillian Allen mg this evening w tion in honor of her Misses King, Elmore and Grind staff. " Mr. and Mrs. Will McNeil and Miss Marion NIpNeil of Galion, Ohio, arrived Tuesday for a -visit to the Misses Altstaetter. Misses Ellerbee, of Rembert, S. C, arrived the first part of , the week to spend the sujmmer here. Mrs. Chas. BushnMl left Wed- nesdav for her home in Roanoke, Ya. after a short visit to Mr and ats q tt "Rnehnell 3Ir. Z. V. Price '"-and wife left Monday for Savannah, Ga., called there on account of n ess. of Mrs. Price's Lueinda Connally. serious sick- mother, !Mrs. Mr. G. AY. Maslin expects to be here the middle of next week for . a day or two. He f is .endeavoring and also the next to the to sell his residence lot on lain street, Baptist church. , Mrs. James Banner and Mr. Bernard Banner, of Mt. Airy, N. C, arrived Tuesday jcor a visit to Mrs. Banner's brother, Gen. R; D. Gilmer. Mrs. Tumef and M ss Leila Tur- ner, of Dellwood, returned Satur day from an extended visit to relatives " in Tennessee While awav thev visited Knoxville, Ath- : ens and Niota. MrsIIarrv Marshall left' Wed nesday for a short vis in Ahseville before , her home in Philade " t to relatives returning to phia. Miss Una Plott re nesday. from Ashevir .sustained v an opera turned Wed- e, where she tion, having . her tonsils removed bv Dr. E R. Russell. ' r Mr. J. E. Mellvain e will return weeks' bu site,- and will of the sum- i left Wednes Columbiai S. Tuesday from a two ness trip' to Charlo spend the remaiuderl nier here. H ... Iiss Pearl Reeves day for h er home in v ., aiter a two we eks' visit to Miss Maggie Queen. Dr. E. W. Gudger of f the State arrived this Normal, Greensboro, week for a month 'i visit to his Judge A. C. Avery, of Morgan tno is here on business "this week. Invitations to the opening ball at the 'Hotel Balsam' Saturday July 29th, have been received in Waynesville. A large number of young people will drive out for the dance. Misess Lillian Lillian Wilson and Francis Patton, of Laurens, S C, are the guests of Miss Maggie Queen. Mrs. Stuart McKeivAe and little daughter, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Norwood left today for, their home in Montgomery, Ala. 31 r. Jere Davis returned Friday from Asheville:, where he attend ed the North Carolina State Opti cal Society. . Misses Eugenia Akers, of Bris tol, Tenn. and Hatf ie and Estha 7;h)arton, of Cruso, are guests of Miss Annie Shulbred this week. ... Mr. J. D. Calhoun of the Daily Times, Tampa, Fla., is snendii! o , y his vacation in this section, for the present at Balsam. 'Mr. Cal houn was in Waynesville the first of the week and made the Courier office a pleasant call. Mr W. W Messer, of Cove Creek, brougt to our office recent ly a very fine Irish potato. It weighed about a pound and was smooth and syme'trical. Mr. Messer said it was raised , on his farm at Cove Creek on clay land, and all he raised averaged up pretty well, with that. In this scarce potato year Mr. Messer's crop is above the average. FARMERS' INSTITUTE . The Farmers' Institute of Haywood county will be held as follows : 5 Canton, Thursday, August 3 ; Waynesville, Wednesday August 16 ; Crabtree, Thursday, August 17; Bethel, Friday, August 18; Cruso, Saturday, August 19. Morning session will open at 10 o'clock and afternoon session at 1:30 Subject for discussion Live stock for North Carolina, by A. L. French. Apples for Western North Oar-, olina, by O. M. Clark. ,. '1 improvement and legumes,, by G. M. Garren. General discussion. At'ternouii Grasses for ha v. and pastures, by A. L. French. Corn culture, bv G. M, Garren. Opening of question .box and, general discussion. Boys' corn club contest ex-, plained. Appointment -of committee J , The Woman's Institute Kvill be held on the same days at; the same hours, and at the same place, but in a different house. .The sub jects be discussed are as follows: Morning session .-Sanitation vs household, pests, by Mrs. M. W. Hopper. The needs of the-country woman by Miss Lala Mundv. Best methods in cooking, by Miss Hopper. General discussion. Afternoon : The necessity of punctuality and regularity at school, by Miss Mendy. Conveniences for farmer's wives breads, care of the baby, etc., by Miss Hopper. Opening of question box and discussion. "Appointment of committee.' Iron Duff Items. Hon. J. S. Davis, who has been quite .sick is now improvin-g. I). M -Dotson is doing a nice business as a general merchant in Iron Duff. 1r . A big boyi was born to Mr. and ( .- Mrs. Albert T. Jolly on Thiirs- day July 20. : Albert T. Jolly, who spent six years in the United States army, arrived at Clyde the 3rd of May. Dr. JT. L. Reynolds has been treat ing him for pallage'ra since his arrival, and Mr. Jolly is practi cally well. eration $750. y-ed from Emma Turner and others to Sentell Moody and Hevereux Moody for 100 acres in ivy- Hill township. Considera tion $800. Deed from Joseph Chambers to Lee Fineher, administrator, for 101 acres in BeaVerdaw township. Consideration $100. Defrom W. P. Low to J. A. Low for 34 acres in Ivv Hill township. Consideration $1500. c Deed from D. R . Noland to Southern Assembly for 81 ' acUs in Waynesville township. Con sideration $8000. 1 Heed from Harley Reno and others to the town of Canton for 5 acres in Canton. Consideration $250. Deed, from O. A. Moore to J. E. Moore for 3 acres in Beaver day township. Consideration $100. : O- Dell wood Dots. As is has been 'quite a while since any news has been printed we think it about time to let the other- people know what we are doing. Our community is steadily advancing. Just now we are completing our new Methodist church, and are going to finish up and, furnish dur school house, so on Saturday j night. August 5, 1911, we will; give an ice cream supper in the Baptist .church grounds, the! proceeds to go to the benefit of the school. Now here's an opportunity for the summer visitors to have a gay time. Come, enjoy the drive out here, see our little town, get lots of good things to eat and return with conscience of having helped a good cause. We want a big crowd and extend a hearty wel come to be with us. lCr. J. M. Palmer has been doing a lot of work 'on his store. It is now a credit to the owner and to the community. Miss Leila Turner his returned home from an extern ed trip to Tennessee. r , Messrs Invid Henry, Herman Owen and Boone Ferguson are all enjoying a few weeks' at Crest worth. ' ; .Ir. Townsend Moody, of Beth el, visited friends here Saturday and Sunday. Dr. Heritage and family of Tennessee are ' spending the sum mer at j the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. RM. N. Jones. j -O : Ir. Tom Cooper, of Asheville, was the guest of his .sister, Mrs. J. W. Ferguson, several days this week. For Rent 3 furnished rooms. Just the thing for light house keeping on first boor water and lights. Apply to J. S. Tipton at Ray's store. ' . l Qcroyman's Son Cured of Tuberculosis To neglett a cold, bronchitis, lung: trou ble or Consumption is dangerous. We all know how prone people are to deny they have Consumption. It is a flattering dis ease, and the sufferer is filled with bright hopes of improvement. Call consumption .by its own dread name fend then take Eckman's Alterative, because it is effec tive in Tuberculosis. No one need doubt about it there is plenty of evidence from live witnesses. Investigate the following Amenia. N. Y. Gentlemen: "Prior to Feb., 1908, I wag located in Rochester, N. Y., suff erins with LaGrippe, which developed into Tuberculosis. My physician gave me ona month to live. I was having terrible night sweats and mid-day chills and los ing flesh rapidly, having gone from 155 to 135 lbs. I coughed and raised continually-and became so weak that walking a few feet exhausted me. On my return home, ? my regular physician gave me lit tle encouragement. .My father, who is a clergyman, heard of Eckman's Altera tive and induced me to take it. The night sweats and chills disappeared, my cough became easier and gradually di minished and in a few days I developed an appetite", the first in months. I am now in perfect health, back to 155 lbs. I feel certain that I owe jmy life to Eck man's Alterative." (Signed) E. H. COWLES. Gentlemen: "I ! cannot find words to express my appreciation of what your remedy has done for my son. It changed despair into hope within two weeks af ter he began taking it, and without any doubt in my mind, it saved his life. I wish to add my endorsement to every word of his testimonial." (Signed) REV. J. J. COWLES, ' . Pastor Presbyterian Church. liCkman's Alterative cures .Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat and Lung Affections. Ask for booklet of cured cases Tr,Ue to the Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia, Pa., for additional evidence For Sale by all lep ding druggists ami Mcintosh, Ford & Co. Waynesville, N. C. ''The Mail Order House of the Carolinas Asheville, FLOW PRICES ON RELIABLE MERCHANDISE For the next month-up Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear apparel will be sold at verj great reductions. Never in the history of this establishment have values been so good. It is our intention to carry over to the big store as little of the stock now on hand as possible. i ' f j ' Economical women can help themselves by com ing to Asheville and shopping in person at this store. We Pay Your Railroad Fare Write fori Information 3 Beautiful Balsam HOTEL BALSAM at Balsam, N. C, seven miles from Waynesville, opened June 25th. Several thou sand dollars have been expended this season in improvements. Fourth consecutive year under same management, FEA TURES: Running cold spring water and hot water in every room; temperature six to 10 degrees cooler than any other section between Asheville and Murphy; altitude 3551 . feet; hotel only 200 yards from depot. Our new dancing pavilion will be completed July 15th. We cordially solicit Dinner Parties, Week-End and Over- -Night Visitors and jnv'te the public to: come ard ste-AvLat we have. Driving parties please wire or telephone in ad vance for special service. , Balsam Hotel Company, Proprietors. Jno. G. Haydock, Manager The Way Annex Pharmacies Phones Nos. 1 and 16 Our Two We take pride in our two Drug Stores not vain pride but the kind of pride that makes us use every endeavor to please our cus- and most reliable drug stores in tomers and to make them the best town. There's our Prescription De partment for instance. We take pride in the fact that by our system of cheeking when we fill a prescription, it is made Why We Lost THEY JERE DAVIS & BROTHER, Leading Jewelers & Opticians Souvenirs and Native Gems a Specialty Fine Repairing and Engraving CHICHESTER S PILLS W THE DIAMOND BRAND. A cm-eiiea-terv man 1'ilU in Red nd t boxes, sealed with 1 Tb alk. KHT AT vmmv Dmri"t. Ask foe i; 1 f l-J II Wl ttt b DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for 85 wmk k mm x Best. Safiest. Alwtvs RelUblM SOLD BY DRIGGiSTS EVERYWHERE ft I r North Carolina, to the time we move, a&sville and Waynesville, N. C, Drug Stores up just exactly as it is called for and with a cate that precludes all possibilities of errors. I f Our Perfumes, Toilet Accesss ories, Soaps, Powders and similar articles are of a quality and vari ety to supply the demands of th,e most fastidious . Our Ice Cream, Soda Water and beverages of all kinds are the purest, cleanest and . coldest that can possibly b.e made. ; - Two Customers DIED 2 TREATMENT BY UUU Results QUARATCTCSS Why be sick? Toucan ret wtS. Oysgepsis. Rheumstism toi sU Swrual troubles quickly cured. Weak men -wojaes . made strong sn3 fitted tot duties of life. Write. wwff 61. PETEKCUofitatti!.!,
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