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U.D. YOKK
Waynesville,
North Carolina
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Every
Branch
of
Banking
'"THE activities of this Bank, extending as it
does into every branch of Banking, is in a po
sition to render its customers a service at once so
varied and so complete that they have to carry
but one account. Come in and talk, over your
financial activities with one of our officers. You
will find them willing to take all the time needed
to help you with your business.
BANK OF CLYDE
Clyde, N. C.
Haywood, County
East Waynesville
Service Station
The first service station going into
Waynesville from Lake Junaluska road
Gasoline, Grease and Oils
CRANK CASE SERVICE
EXPERT MECHANICS...,
Refreshments Always on Hand
Cast Waynesville Service Station
SUPERIOR COURT IN SESSION.
Jidfe Ofleaby PremUUnf Coadeurd
P-eport of Crimlaal Caaea Dis
posed of, Febrax7 Tw, 1128.
State vs. Alice Jackson, violation
of prohibition law. ,
State vs. Alice Jackson, violation
of prohibition law.
State vs. John Hicks and Scott
Brown, distilling.
State vs. Ernest Luck and N. M.
Luck, larceny and receiving.
State vs. Lush Franklin, violating
prohibition law.
State vsr- Louis Burgin, larceny
and receiving.
State vs. Louis Burgin, larceny
and receiving.
State vs. Tib Carver, distilling.
State vs. Son Smlyes, reckless
driving.
State vs. Son Smyles, assault with
deadly weapon.
State vs. Pender Pate and Jim
Randolph, forgery.
State vs. James Smiles, false pre
tense.
State vs. Roy Davis, driving car
with no lincese.
State vs. Mrs. Lizzie Caldwell, vio
lating state law.
State vs. Howard Messer, murder,
C months in county jail. Will pay
juil fees.
State vs. Rufus Jackson and Fred
Nichols, violating prohibition law.
State vs. Rufus Jackson and Fred
Nichols, larceny.
State vs. O'Dell Barnes, violating
prohibition law, confined 6 months in
Haywood county jail, assigned wo-k
on public roads of Buncombe county.
Not to wear stripes.
State vs. David Robinson, murder,
ordered by the court to go off the trial
docket.
State vs. Alney MehalTey and J. H.
Davies, perjury, verdict not guilty.
State vs. Rufus Jackson, trespass
ing.
State vs. Roy Brooks, violating pro
hibition law. Verdict guilty, confined
8 months in county jail. Serve sen
tence of 8 months on Buncombe coun-i
ty roads or any other.
State vs. Harry Justice, driving car
under influence of liquor, fined $80.00.
4-door Sedan, six-cylinder motor, force-feed lubrication to all
main bearings, connecting rod bearings and camshaft bearing',
7-bearing crankshaft, 6-bearing camshaft, new velour uphol
tery. 4-wheel brakes, full Iballoon tires, 5disc wheels, new Mal
lard Green finish, cowl ventilator.cowl lights, rear-vision mirror,
silken curtains, transmission lock, automatic windshield wiper.
Never has there been a car that
demonstrates its own superiority so
quickly and conclusively as this new
Nash -built success the Ajax Six,
BELL MOTOR CO., Canton and Waynesville, N. C
Report of the Grand Jury.
County Home We visited County
Home and found 28 inmates. 13 head
State vs. Charlie Raines, drunken- j0f ;ve stock, consisting of mules, cat-
ness, guilty, 30 clays in jail, may De
hired out to pay for case,
for case.
State vs. Sad Hampton, violating-
prohibition law. Case continued.
State vs. H. V. Wright, the court
ordered this action remanded to Judge
of Police Court in Canton.
State vs. E. M. Whitenburg, mur
der, not less than 4 years in peni
tentiary, hard labor wit'.i stripes.
State vs. Melvin Messer, murder.
verdict of 18 years in penitentiary,
hard labor with stripes.
State vs. Grover Trsntham, Silas
Ledford and Hayes Just'c-', assault
with deadly weapon.
State vs. Paul Taylor, assauh with
deadly weapon, fined $50.00.
State vs. Allen Hightower, assault
with dealy weapon 4 months in county
ail, assigned 4 months work on Bun
combe or other county roads.
State vs. Harry Justice, violating
prohibition law.
State vs. Nelie West, larceny and
receiving, guilty.
State vs. Clifton Caldwell, larceny
nd receiving, confined in county jail
months, assigned 4 months on Bun
combe or other county roads, no
stripes. State vs. Clarence Edwards,
arceny and receiving, confined 4
months in jail to serve term of 4
months on Buncombe or other county
roads.
State vs. John Hillman, larceny not
guilty.
State vs. James Thomas, Jr., driv
ing auto drunk, continued for defend
ant.
State vs. James Thomas, Jr., reck-,
less driving, continued for defendant,
State vs. Harry Justice, driving
auto drunk, fined $80.00.
State vs. Harry Justice, violating
prohibition law, case continued for
state.
State vs. Hub Owen, driving auto
drunk, the defendant appeared and
showed good behavior and case con
tinued under former order.
tie and hogs, all in good condition.
1800 pounds of bacon. We recom
mend that the County Home have a
new stock barn, as it is impossible
to take care of stock without wasto
of feed. We find that the plastering
is falling off and we recommend that
the roof be repaired.
County Jail We found 18 prison
ers, same Being well cared lor as
could be expected upder the condi
tions of the jail. We recommend a
modern jail.
Court House We find the court
house in reasonable good condition.
County Offices We visited the
county offices and found same well
kept and in good condition.
Schools Bethel, good condition. N
suggestion; Rock Hill, good condition.
No suggestion; Hazelwood, good con
dition. No suggestion; Waynesville
High School, good condition. No
suggestion; Waynesville Elementary,
good condition. No suggestion; Penni
sylvania Avenue High School, Can
ton, good condition. No suggestion;
Clyde High School, good condition;
Canton schools, we recommend sani
tary accommodations, to be pro
vided in the North Canton schools.
That sanitary fountains be provided.
That an obsolete water fixture be re
moved. Segration of coal bin from
boiler room, and placing of metal
dors between boiler room and en
trance to building, also removal of
inflamable material from stair way
to boiler room.
J. E. FERGUSON,
Foreman,
State vs. Rosa Smythe, violating
prohibition law.
State vs. Harry Justice carrying
concealed weapon.
State vs. Frank Fie, Jr. distilling.
Judgment suspended on payment of
cost.
State vs. Rufus Jackson, violating
prohibition law, $50.00 fine, 6 months
in jail and work on any roads com
missioners designate.
Those who expect to paint their
houses this spring and summer should
use Davis' "Ever Bright" brands of
paints. Sold direct from factory to
user at a big saving. Also beBt white
lead and oil at reduced prices. Davis
makes you a safe guarantee on the
best paint money can buy. Address a
postal to T. T. McNelley, Box 432,
Waynesville, N. C, and he will call
on you with color card, samples of
paint, etc. tt
NEWEST
Spring Fashions
are here at
1Ee PARIS
Dresses in all the newest
colors and styles at
$5.98 to $19.75
the most beautiful assortment
we have ever shown
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CONSTRUCTION
AND LONG TERM LOANS
Western Carolina Loan
& Insurance Agency Co.
MORTGAGE BANKERS
P. D. MAZYCK, Mgr.
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST
WaynesVllle, N. C.
New Millinery
Priced At
$1.98 to $8.98
CO.
Phone 19
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Bungalo
Apron
79c
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Waynesville, and Sylva,
fiber Silk
Hosiery
in all the
new colors
50c pair
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