ICKED Up about town Why does Uncle Sam refer to them as “nuisance taxes” when every tax can be classified as a nuisance. 0-o The nicest thing about America’s wheat crop this year is the price the growers have been getting for it. o-o The average American citizen now wishes that the C. I. 0. stood for “Cut It Out.” o-o Life is very much like a revolv ing door, the harder you push the further you get. o-o Judging from their pictures, bathing beauties don’t believe in putting off tomorrow what they can take off today. o-o The wages of sin are holding up so well that the devil hasn’t yet found it necessary to stage a sit down strike. o-:—o Maybe they are not as smart as men, but most any woman has more sense than to start a new tube of toothpaste by squeezing it in the middle. o-o An optimist is one who says the bottle is half full and a pessimist is one who says it’s half empty. o-o It’s a wise motorist who realizes that a moment saved at a railroad crossing may save all the rest of his time. o-o It*S becaust there are so many fools in the world that the wise man gets an occasional break. o-o It seems that the American Ma rines spend about as little time at home as the ordinary citizen. o-o Speaking of clothes, most old timers can remember the day when the average girl was about half starch. o-o Many a suit that is guaranteed to wear like iron usually does so by turning rusty. o-o Fashion took the hatpin away from women and left them with nothing to defend themselves with but automatic pistols. 0-o Eve—Why did you tell Henry you married me because I’m a wonderful cook ? Why, I cag’t boil a potato. Nathan—But I had to give some excuse. H* *-> 4* 4* ♦}• «!♦ «}*♦$♦ «> «J« -J* *J» »J* *J* *i* *J* *1* **• •J* *5" Keowee Courier Quality Job Printing .__ ■ ** Prices Reasonable »» Walhalla, S. C. That Vermont counterfeiter who raised a $ 1 -bill to a ten may have just been trying to make a dollar buy a dollar’s worth. o-o No money talks louder than hush money when it finally gets its voice back. o-o What makes the happy ending of most of today’s moving pictures is the mere fact that they are ended. O-O ft A movie actress has just remar ried her first husband. Maybe it was his turn again. o-o You don t have to be an accom plished musician to play on your neighbor’s nerves. Politics makes strange bed-fell lows, but they soon get accustomed to the same bunk. Bus Schedule Smoky Mountain Stages, Inc. — Schedule Arrives from Asheville 11:50 A. M. Leaves for Franklin ..12:00 Noon Arrives from Franklin. 2:50 P. M. Leaves for Asheville.. 3:00 P. M. Hudson Library Hours Main Street Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings—10 to 12. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons—4 to 6. Highlands Museum Hours Main Street Daily except Sunday—9 to 5:30. Evenings by. special request. Mail Schedule Leaves Highlands To Dillard, Ga..8 A. M. To Franklin . 11 A. M. To Cashier-s .. 11:30 A. M. To Walhalla, S. C.12 Noon Arrives Highlands— Form Dillard, Ga.3 P. M. From Franklin . 9:30 A. M. From Cashiers. 10:00 A. M. From Walhalla, S. C.11 A. M. All mail leaving Highlands at 8 A. M. must be posted the night be fore. The mail leaving at 12 noon must he posted by 11:30 A. M. People and Spots in the Late News AMCRICAKJS UNDER F»ftt AS TWO' FLEE. TO UMtg AT WOQSUHG < FO* O. WOOSUN mtk_ * * } - * ** < '(Wide World)i BLASTING CHINA . . . Howitzer com pany clears way for Japanese infantry hich routed 29th Chinese Army Peiping. Americans flee China as President orders 1,200 marines .to war area. Map shows recent Shanghai operations. TRAFFIC PROB LEM . . . Enlist ing pretty Jac queline Paulk to solve traffic prob lem at one of Miami’s busy in tersections only created a worse jam when sum mer visitors star ed in amazement at the “smilin’ semaphore.” RISING steel de mand increases agitation for U. S. stock pile of manganese, vital in steel making. Larger Cuban manganese out put viewed as easing depend ence on distant sources. (Miami News Bureau)\ md SUPREME COURT JUSTICE . . . Appointed by President Roosevelt and confirmed 63 to 16 by the Senate, liberal Sena tor Hugo Black of Alabama, will don judicial robes when country’s highest tribunal con venes Oct. 4. DEATH WINS . . . Mouth to mouth breathing by valiant rescuers failed to save baby boy born alive to Mrs. Gussie Godlsinger of New York, but unable to breathe. He died \Vz hours later in iron lung. GRIEF IN VICTORY . . . Grief stricken because of his mother’s death in Ro deo, Cal., Lefty Gomez still insisted on going to the mound to break Yan kee losing streak before leaving for the West. He shut out Senators 8-0.

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