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TUi: WAYNESVILLE COURIER.
Friday, Ftbruary i ,1915.
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lK L$S!; il iSS?iii Mi Blanche WiHsem of Tarboio
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Mrs. V. C. Campbell who has been
spending the winter in Ashevi!!, was
in town Tuesda en business.
MUSICAL CLUB.
' - the Musical chib was delightfully
Mrs. Nellie C. Smatheis of Clyde entei tained this week by Miss Eveivr,
spent Wednesday in town shopping, j Abel at Bon Air on Main stie-H. A
Mr. R. H. Plott of Plott was a bus- very interesting nroi-ram (Vdlc.o
first of the: was rendered:
iness visitor in town tin-
week.
The Friendly
Dozen will be enter-
Miss Jessie .MoCrary of Clyde spent' lauJed mu'liy alternoon by Mrs.
Tuesday in town shopping. I J. R. Smathers ut her home on Walnut
f Ash.vi"
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; 'he Ictral
Mr. William McCracken of Crab
tree is in town this week attending
court.
Miss Roberta Haynes has irone to
Raleigh where she will be the guet
of her sister, Mrs. W. B. Stevenson,
for a short while.
Mr. J. C. Mulligan of Nashil!v.
Tenn., was a business visitor in town
the fist of the week.
The regular monthly meeting of
the W. C. T. U. will be held Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lena
B. Palmer on Pigeon street. All
ladies that are interested are cordially
invited to attend.
The Woman's club will be enter-1
tamed tms week by Mrs. L. S. Har
rold at her home on Boyd avenue
A very interesting program has been
arranged.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will have their week
ly sewing with Mrs. E. S. Han-old
Monday al'ternoon at three o'clock.
All the ladies are cordially invited to
attend.
Mrs. Hometf Plott lhas returned
from Fcdeialsburg, Md., where she
has 'been visiting her parents for
the past month.
Miss Dorothy Mussell has returned
from Aurora, Indiana, where she has
been the guest of Miss Harriett Howe
for the past' month.
Mr. Sam Jones of Asheville spent
the week enj in town.
Miss 'Millie Padgejt visited friends
in Canton the first of the week.
Mrs. S. H. Bushnell and children
have returned frcm a visit to Mrs.
Bushnell's mother in Reidsville.
Mrs. A. C. Avery of Morganton is
here this week, a guest at the home
of her brother, Mr. J. R. Thomas.
Mr. Lee W. Ferguson of Fines
Creek was in Waynesville the first of
the week on business.
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firm of Adams, Merrimon and Aciama.
Mr. C. C. Buchannan of Sylva was
here this week on legal business,
Mr. Biihannan is among the prom
inent young attorneys or Western
X'orvh Carolina and is pleasantly
remembered by Haywood peop.'e on
account of ths splendid address which'
he delivered at the opening of the
last Haywood county fair. 1
Mr. A. E. Ward of Clyde was in
town the first of the week on busine-s.
Judge E. B. ('line left Wednesday
for his home in Hickory, X. C, hav
ing completed the work of the Janu-
ary term of Haywoou county Su
perior court. He will return to Way-'
nesville to preside over the May term
of court. j
Mr. R. B. Wilson spent the week-end ;
in Charlotte with Mrs. Wilson who
for the past several weeks has been j
there on account of the serious ill-1
ness of her aunt, Mrs. "Stonewall";
Jackson. The latter's condition re-:
mains very critical. ,
Dr F. M. Davis of Canton was in I
Waynesville this week on business. :
Bishop and Mrs. James Atkins j
h ve returned after attending the'
sessions of the Woman's Missionary!
Society at Chorlotte, !
Mr. E. G. Cathey of Clyde was in;
lown Wednesday. He had qualified j
as the administrator of the estate'
of his t'other, Mr. W. K. Cathey, who
died several weeks ago, and was here'
on business in connection with the'
e-'.ate. I
Mr. W. H. Henderson of Canton !
spent Monday and Tutsday in town!
attending the sessions of the boord ;
of county commissioners. i
Mr. W. G. Davis of Cove Creek was I
in town the first of the week on I
business, j
After finishing his contract for the
special sale with the MeCracken
nothing Co., Mr. W. )',. (less left
ast week for his home in Macon, (',,
lie expects to return tu this section
Inter in the for other work of the
.-.dine nauue.
Mr. Hani-oi: H. Garner of Pi.fcmi
came in Monday for the monthly
meeting ol tin' board of county
i-immi-sioners.
Mr. A, Al. Simons spent Monday i.i
Asheville.
Mr. Victor Hugo Sonderegger sptr i
a few days in Abbeville this week.
Miss Je-sie Ketner lias gone to
Maggie oi a visit.
street. A very interesting program
has been arranged.
Mrs. Charles E. Quinlan will be
hostess to the .Monday auction club
next week.
Miss Hilda Way has issued invita
tions to a paity to be given at her
home on Main street Fi iday evening
coniplimetary to her attractive hou.-e
U uest. Miss Ulan, he Williams of
1ani;ror.
Mrs. Ciaience Milk:. Jr., will be
hostess to a number of her friends
Friday afternoon at ,':.'10. Progre
she auction will be played. '
I. Solo, Schubert's Sernade, Schu
bertMiss Georgia Miller.
II. Impromptu, Wagner Miss Quin
lan. II. Evening Star, Wagner Mrs. K,
B. Camp.
IV. Reading, The Demoralizing Ef
fect of Popular Music Mrs. Hugh
A. Love.
V. Impromptu, Schubert Mi.-,s
Hardin Howell.
VI. T1V. Trout, Schubert-Mis
Emily Harrold.
The club will be entertained next
Too many women struggle
under pains and aches.
They are not sick but weak,
nervous, irritable.
Such women need that blood
strength that comes by taking
SCOTT'S EMULSION. It also
strengthens the nerves, aids the ap
petite and checks the decline.
If wife or mother tire earily
or toon ran aown, iCON J a.
EMULSION will build her up.
SHUN SUBSTITUTES.
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week by Miss Georgia Miller,
subject will be National Music.
The
P. A. R. MEETING.
Th'V ,Vorcas; Bell Love Chapter,
Daughters. if the American 'Revo
lution held a very interesting meet
ing Tuesday Afternoon of last week
at the home of the regent, Mrs. J,
Howell Way. The subject for this
meeting was: "The Slate of Frank
lin," on which Mrs. James Atkins read
an interesting paper.
Several important business matters
were brought before the chapter at
this meeting and dispensed with. It
was decided by members at this meet
ing to give a colonial tea at the home
of Mrs. Way on Washington's birth
day for the benefit of patariutic causes
The member present were; Mrs.
E. B. Camp, Mrs. J. W. Reed, Mrs. J.
P. Swift, Mrs. James Atkins, Mrs. J.
F. Abel, Mrs. Jennie Clark, Mr?. De
Neagard, Mrs. Charles E. Quinlan,
Mrs. J. H. Way and Miss Jessie Rogers.
WHITE OAK NEWS.
As the question of woman suffrayi.
has become the piiniepal topic of di-'-ussion,
thought I would give a few
brief sketches.
There has been much nonsense
rbout woman suffrage and no fact.
': 0111 those who advocate it. I am a
girl and I have no desire to vote.
Before woniman suffrage is allowed,
they nui-t show that God intended
them to be equal witi fan. Woman
-Vu the same liberties and the same
"i-il and intellectual freedom.
The relation between the sexes in
u is the most ideal of any I
:iow about. That is why young
ussion women learn to think and
1 'because they think they become
; r.;:ai ehists. No doubt it was the ut
j iiea iccs and influence of Emma
IGjldnian, an anr.vchiat, that cau.-ed
Cjaigos;: ,to kill McKinley, one of
r:;e greatest men this nation ni
vc-r produced; and 110 doubt, Wilkes
'ooth was prompted by a woman to
our once noted president Lincoln.
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Gypsy, Joan of Arc. Wise Johnny,
has a sphere in life. In the first ,
place, God created the world and the
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cu
fullness there' and placed every
living' thing in its proper sphere of
life. In which He intended it to i'c-
all claim that you are capable
of the management of governmental
affair.-. To prove this you must show
I to the neonlt th.it- vmi nro ntA 41, (va
cates of riot and disorder, such as they
had at the inauguration of PresiJent
Wilson. The suffragette prosession
crcatej such a demonstration that all
j the police force was not sufficient to
jii'-'iet the disorder. These women
j were outragious, boisterous, unrule,
I something that never occurred before
j in Washington city. Now, Wise
! Johnny, Gypsy Manning, Joan of Arc,
if you could have been there and seen
what was going on, I am sure you
would have been disgusted.
Now Wrise Johnny do not throw off
on the Messers any more, if the Mes
sers can't equal you in your spelling
you send for Horace Greely and you
will have an equal in spelling.
Well Gypsy, I want you to read
lsaih 4 chapter and first verse. It
says in that day seven women will
take hold of one man and, it may be
on election day.
I know there are some women quiet
and conservative who would do to go
to the polls and cast their votes, but
tne majority of them would be like
c:.e of our noted western states there
a:e two bad onus to one good one.
It is not the number of votes that
counts for j-ood, but it is the vote
that is cast ior the right man.
Cine again C. M., One Horse Farm
er, l-a.mer Democrat, and G. D. R?
your ietters aie interesting.
If this escapes the waste basket
1 will come again.
T. E.
WANTS
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finest was hine Hue. it's all ,
iiue saves tne cost of
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woman of man. and put everything
j under the dominion of man. So the
women are now trying to digress
fiom the law of God.
It has become such a state of af
fairs that each political party is
af raid to put woman suffrage a plunk j
in the nationu.1 platform, knowing!
it will cause great confusion among the
1 white race, as they will have to go
j side by- side to the polls with the
j negro woman. Now Joan of Arc,
: Gyp.-y Warning, Wise Johnny, how
1 would you like to go to the polls
! with auntie black? No you would
not like it, because you are freed
from the negro vote.
There is no other place in the world
j where women has what, she has in
i Russia, there the weman has not only,'
the same rights in Lwg as men. they j
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING
To set started with you we make you the following of
fer: Send us $1.50 for 1,000. Frost Proof Cabbage Plants,
grown in the open air and will stand freezing ; grown from
the Celebrated Seed of Bolgonia & Son and Thorbon & Co.,
and I will send you 1,000 Cabbage Plants additional FREE
and you can repeat the order as many times as you like.. .1
will give you special prices on Potato Seed and Potato
Plants later. We want the accounts of close buyers, large
and small. We can supply all.
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ing of prescriptions j's a
longtraining in the" art of
giving just what the doc
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afford to tjake chances.
Have your prescriptions
filled here where accuracy
and the utmost care is 'assured.
John Tull
DRUGGIST
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ern naiiwav
Premier Carrier of the South
Wi!I Sell Round Trip Tickets to
New Orleans, Mobile and
Pensacola
Annual Mardi Gras Celebration
Tickets will be sold February 9th to 15th, 'inclusive
with final limit February 26th.
By depositing tickets with'special agent, 704 Com
mon St., and payment of $1.00 tickets may be extend
to March 15th, 1915.
Fares from Waynesville
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
To
$23.25
19.50
19.05
Stopovers will be allowed going or returning at all agency stations
on the Southern and many other points.
For further information apply to the undersigned-
J. H. WOOD, D. P. Agent. T. G. MILLER, Agent,
Asheville, N. C. Waynesville, N. C.
LOST At or near the depot Wod
nt'Miay afternoon, a black hand bag
I'cntainin a watch and some money
and papers. Reward for return of
the same to Mrs. J. R. Morgan 1-27-2
FOR SALE.
19 head young cattle will be two
years old in the spring. Also several
good milk cows that will be fc-esh in
January, February and March. Lee
V. Rogers, Clyde, R. F.D. Xo. 1, N. C.
WANTED Your pets and all other
domestic animals for treatment by
competent veterinarian, graduate of
Cornell University. Dr. M. M. Leo
nard, 18 S. Pack square. Office phone
1346; residence phone 310. Haywood
county calls attended promptly;
6 PER CENT MONEY 6 PER CENT.
..Loans may be obtained for any
purpose on acceptable real estate
Ecicurity; libera! privilege: rorre
spondence solicited. A. C. AGENCY
COMPANY, 767 Gas, Electric Build
ing, Denver, Coio., 416 Pierce Uuild
ing, Si.. Louis.
WANTED TO buy at a bargain,
small apple orchard, state location
from railroad, qaulity, kind and all
particulars. Address C. O. Ri,!l, Ral-
eigh, N. C.
CHEAP APPLES WANTED for spot
cash.One car load sound medium size.
State lowest price you will deliver pel-
bushel F. O. B. cars vou farnishinc
barrels. Also make offer barrels or
bags furnished you. Also make offer
per bushel on trees. State variety.
Address.
W. P. SINGELTARY,
Wilson, N. C.
FOR SALE Two adjoining 1-2
acre lots in town of Waynesville. 8
room house on each lot, close in, a
snap if taken at once. Lizzie A. Ashe,
Pocaletto. Idaho
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repeaters. Goods guaranteed to sell
and satisfy or money back. No risk.
Local territory open. Write today for
free samples and particulars. Room
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Spinners Weavers can
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Address
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Supt. Dan River Cotton
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