SUNBEAM
TOASTERS
FARMERS FEDERATION
GIVES
FAST
RELIEF
when COLD
MISERIES STRIKE
Oxford Orphanage Looking
To Large Donations During
The Thanksgiving Season
Thoughts of the large family at
the Oxford Orphanage begin to
turn towards the Thanksgiving sea
son whe'g thousands of Masons and
other friends annually give gen
erously of their means to the wel
fare of boys "and girls who need
and so well deserve them. This is
of the utmost importance in these
young lives.
The Oxford Orphanage for three
quarters of a century has specializ
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Our Crew Working in Sylva This Week
For Information And Free Survey of Your Home
Call Mrs. Raymond Nicholson
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CITIZENS TRANSFER & COAL CO.
Dial 2-2461 ASH E VI LLE, N. C
We can save you
money on your shoe
bills . . . have them re
paired before too late.
Make them last longer.
Our high quality ma
terials and expert workmanship guarantees you a
good job. We not only repair shoes for the entire
family . . . but we have good leather for harness
repair.
BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP
Basement Floor Farmers Co-Op. Bldg.
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation to our friends who
so kindly assisted us during the
illness and death of our wife and
mother, also for tne beautiful flor
at offering.
Jack and Jackie Cordell
ed in every phase of properly rear
ing orphaned children. Its con
tribution of more than 6,000 well
equipped and worthy young men
and women to good citizenship is
a living testimonial to the impor
tance and usefulness of the institu
tion whose sole object is to serve.
The Grand Lodge of Masons
owns and operates the Oxford
Orphanage, but has never restrict
ed its s*. rvice to the children of
Masons. Eighty percent of the chil
dren in the institution are of non
Masonic parentage. At Oxford the
question of parentage yields to the
need of the child. That is the deci
sive argument.. (
The need of Orphanages today
for greater support is pressing.
They must have more money?or
else. You know what that means.
Superintendent Gray is forced
by circumstances to stress in
creased donations this Thanksgiv
ing. The expenses operating the
Oxford Orphanage has been grow- |
ing every year and now is at a
peak. When one thinks of the mul
tiplicity of service the institution
has to perform, it is enough to
open the hearts and purses of ben
evolent men and women. Here is
a partial list of the kinds of ser
vice imperatively demanded: Shel
ter, clothing, food, recreation, heat,
light, books, school supplies,
health programs, athletic equip
ment, staff of trained workers, vo
cational training in several de
partments, laundry, repairs and up
keep of grounds, buildings and e
quipment, experienced case work,
and so on.
There is no economy in neglect.
When we do not pay from the
heart, often we have to pay
! "through the nose." Juvenile de
| linquency is an acute problem of
; the times. Its prevalerfbe is deplor
? able. The Orphanage helps mat
! erially in the solution of this so
| cial problem by rearing and train
ELECTRIC LAMPS
A 95
EACH
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY!
FAMOUS
YOU'LL WANT TWO
AT THIS AMAZING PRICE
?
Never before and probably
never again will we be able
to make this money-saving
offer. These glamorous,
lovely table lamps by nation
ally famous Aladdin will add
real beauty to your favorite
room. And they're yours at a
fraction of their regular price.
DESIGN AND QUALITY
? R*?. 0.8. Pit. Off.
Smooth Ivory Alacite in a base with all the charm and
beauty of a Grecian urn, to give you a truly graceful table
lamp. You'll love the height of this lamp, a dignified,
stately 25 overall. Has convenient push-thru switch.
With a sparkling Whip-O-Lite Shade, the exclusive Aladdin
material that wipes clean as new with a damp cloth!
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Sossamon Furniture Company
Main Street
Sylva, N. C. MAIN STREET
At Legion Convention
Shown above is Rev. W. Q. Girgg, pastor of the Sylva Methodist
church and a former chaplin in the Navy, with a group of Asheville
Band Majorettes. The picture was made by Felix Picklesimer while
attending the Legion Convention in Miami.
Webster Halloween
Carnival Goes Over
In Big Way
The annual Halloween carni
val of Webster high school was a
big success on last' Friday night.
A very large crowd enjoyed the
evening. Featured were Bingo,
cake walks, square dancing, for
tune telling, and a beauty parlor
for men only. Everyone was kept
in suspense until 10 o'clock when
J. E.^Brown crowned Miss Patsy
ing children who otherwise would
not have a chance. If it did no more
than this, the Orphanage would
justify its existence. As a tax pay
er and public-spirited citizen you
are vitally interested in it.
"Gratitude is a species of jus
tice", said a wise man. Our fore
bears so interpreted it wlien A
merica was in the making.
Who is there who should not feel
a deep sense of gratitude?
Express your gratitude at
Thanksgiving by a generous dona
tion to the Oxford Orphanage.
Ensley from the senior class as
beauty queen.
A total of $657.95 was cleared
which was put in the school trea
sury.
HAVE YOU RENEWED
YOUR SUBSCRIPTION?
SQUARE. QANGE
HELEN'S BARN
Highlands, N. C.
Every
Saturday
Night
Good Mountain
String Music
Revival In Progress
At Jarrett Memorial
A series of revival services be
gan Wednesday night at Jarrett
Memorial Baptist church in Dills
boro. The Rev. Ewell Payne, Home
Missionary to the Cherokee In
dians, is doing the preaching, ac
cording to an announcement by the
pastor, Rev. W. C. Deitz. Services
will be held each evening, begin
ning at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Deitz
will be in charge of the music.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms of Distress Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
due to EXCESS ACID
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Orer throe million bottle* of the Wiixiao
Tuitmixt have been sold for relief of
symptom* of dietreMarlaing from Stomach
and Dmdiwri Ulcere due to beeee Add ?
Peer Digestion, ftcur or Upeet Stomach,
QwIiimi, Heartburn, llwpliMnin, etc..
due to Eseees Aeld. Sold on 10 daya' trial!
Aak for "Wlllard'a Mnuie" which full/
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PROFESSIONAL DRUG STORE
SYLVA PHARMACY
EVERYTHING IN THE BUILDING LINE
Rock Lathe ? ? Plaster Lime
Mortar Cement
SHOP WORK
Doors ? ? ? Windows
Overhead Garage Doors and Hardware
IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Coal and Wood Stoves?Zenith Washing Machines
Plumbing ? ? Bathroom Outfits
TOOLS for the logger, Carpenter, Plumber
24-INCH MEADOWS CORN MILLS
Approximately 1,000 items and 15,000 feet of
floor space.
?A large yard and plenty of parking space?
SYLVA COAL & LUMBER CO.
"Directly Across From Depot"
Phone 71 Sylva, N. C.
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new Hudson
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Come in, see the ear that's years
ahead ? drive the New Hudson ?
experience the amazing readability,
comfort and safety of the only car
you step down into!
Here's your chance to get the thrill of
a real discovery?to see and feel what
one of the great advances in motor-car
history offers you.
You'll see a Hudson of distinguished,
streamlined beauty and low-built sil
houette that is instantly recognizable
because it is the natural result of a basi
cally new design principle ?a principle
that puts this car so far ahead it is a
protected investment in motor-car value!
The key to this new design principle is
a recessed floor. The New Hudson is the
only car you step down into!
By using a "tttp-down" zone in an exclu
sive, all steel Monobilt Body-and-frame#,
Hudson achieves the lowest car on the
highway?only five feet from ground to
top?while maintaining more head room
than in any mass-produced car built today!
But no amount of looking at this amaz
ing car?beautiful as it is?can equal the
thrill of a Hudson ride! And you are
invited.' to enjoy that ride today!
Hudson has a smooth, hug-the-road way
of going in cross-winds and on every con
ceivable kind of highway. When you set
the way it takes even the sharpest curves,
you'll know once again that this car has
"The modern design for '49"? and for
years to come!
Hudson's remarkable ride is largely due
to the fact that its "step-down" design
provides the lowest center of gravity in
any American stock car?yet road clear
ance is ample! It is a widely recognized
fact that the lower to the ground a car
can be built, the more stability it will
have and the safer it wUl be.
You sense a delightful conformity to the
road the minute you begin your ride,
and this stability, plus the protection of
riding encircled by a sturdy box-section
steel frame, is a grand experience in
serene, safe well-being.
This grand feeling is further heightened
by the remarkable ease with which this
car is controlled. You enjoy
this generous roominess in com
plete relaxation as the New
Hudson glides smoothly along.
We cordially invite you to see
and drive the New Hudson, to
thoroughly enjoy the ride that
comes only with "The modern
design for '49!"
HUDSON FLOORS are recessed down within the frnme (as shown
above), seats are lowered, so you get more than ample head
room in this car with the new, lower center of gravity.
YOU RID! DOWN within a base frame (aa shown above),
and rear seats are positioned ahead of the rear wheels so that
full body width becomes available for wonderfully roomy seats.
Box-section steel girders completely encircle and protect the
passenger oompar tment.
TRY AUTOMATIC OCAR SHIFTING in forward speeds as provided
by Hudson's Drive-Master transmission?by far the easiest of
ail ways to drive. You can accelerate as long and as fast as you
like in pick-up gear, then lift your toe momentarily, and you're
in high. The shift into high comes only when you are readyt
Button control on the instrument panel provides instant change
to conventional driving if ever desirea. Drive-Master trans
mission is optional on all New Hudsons at small ?*trk oost
The only car you step
down into
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WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN FOR A THRILLING DEMONSTRATION OF THE NEW HUDSON
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