THURSDAY. JULY 1.
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER.
DAHLIA SHOW TO BE HELD IN
Aid ST.
he following is a list of premiums
for the Dahlia Show which will be
xiven under the auspices of the
Woman's Cluh some time in August.
This lis is suggested by Mr. J. B.
Key of Charlotte:
1. Best general display of dahlias,
silver trophy va-e, given hy Mr. J. B.
Key.
2. Second best general display of
dahlias. $5.00 worth dahlias tubers.
.'!. This best general display of
ilahlius, $2.00 worth dahlia tubers.
4. Best display of dahlias from
lieaverdam township, $5.00 worth
jahlia tubers.
5. Best display of dahlias from
"Catalooehee township, $5.00 worth
dahlia tubers.
6. Best display of dahlia from
Clyde township. $.1.00 worth dahlia
tubers.
7. Best display of dahlias from
Crabtree township, $5.00 worth dah
lia tubers.
8. Best display of dahlias from
East Fork township, $5.00 worth
dahlia tubers.
9. Best display of dahlias from
Fines Creek township. $5.00 worth
dahlia tubers.
1UJ Best display of halias from
Iron Duff township, $5,000 worth
dahlia tubers.
11. Best display of dahlias from
Ivy Hill township, $5.00 worth dah
lia tubers.
12. Best display of duVias from
Jonathan's Creek township, S5.00
worth dahlia tubers.
13. Best display of halias from
Pigeon township, $5.00 worth dahlia
tubers.
14. Best display of dahlias from
Waynesville township, $5.00 worth
dahlia tubers.
15. Best display of dahlias from
White Oak township, $5.00 worth
dahlia tubprs.
The winners of the general displays
cannot compete for these township
premiums.
10. Best collection dahlias 10
blooms at least 18 inch stems
$10.00 worth dahlia tubers.
17. Second best collection dahlias
10 blooms at least 18 inch stems
$o.00 worth dahlia tubers.
IS. Best display C blooms of cac
tus dahlias, beauty, size and number
of varieties considered, $5.00 worth
dahlia tubers.
1!. Second best display 0 blooms
of cactus dahlias, beauty, size and
number of varieties conside ed, $3.00
worth dahlia tubers.
20. Best vase (i blooms, largest
more blooms,
worth dahlia
dahlias, $5.00 worth dahlia tubers.
21. Second best vase G blooms,
largest dahlias, $5.00 worth dahlia
tubers.
22. Best vase pink dahlias, 5
blooms or more, $5.00 v,orth dahlia
tubers.
2:'. Second best vato pink dahlias,
4 or more blooms, $3.00 worth dahlia
ubers.
21. Best vise, 4 or more blooms,
red dahlias, $5.00 worth dahlia tuberB
25. Second best vase, 4 or more
I looms, red dahlias, $2.00 worth
worth dahlia tubers.
2. Best vase, 4 or
white dahlias, $5.00
tubers.
27. Second best vase, 4 or more
blooms, white dahlias, $2.00 worth
dahlia tubers.
28. Best vase, 4 or more blooms,
yellow dahlias, $5.00 worth dahlia
tubers.
29. Second best vase, 4 or more
blooms, yellow dahlias, $2.00 worth
dahlia tubers.
30. Best vase, 4 or more blooms,
variagated dahlias, $5.00 worth dah
lia tubers.
31. Second best vase, 4 or more
blooms, variagated dahlias, $2.00
worth dahlia tubers.
32. Best vase, 4 or more blooms,
single dahlias, $5.00 worth dahlia
tubers.
33. Second
best vase, 4 or more J
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator of
1.1 . - t 11" tj r .U... ,wl A
i j r on n.Ak inc estate ui tt xi Luin nuwu, v-
blooms,, smgle dahhas, $2.00 orth J ceased ,ate of Haywood County,
dahlia tubers. (North Carolina this is to nuMfy all
34. Largest decorative dahlia, $5.00 persons having claims against the
worth dahlia tubers. ! estate of said deceased W xih:bit
35. Second largest decorative dah- them to the undesigned on or before
n. j . , u tl,e 1st day of jui. 19 '7, r ms n -
ha, $2.00 worth dahlia tubers. ' jce wi piai,,,4 in kn- of their
36. Largest cactus or hybrid-cac- recovery. All pers-vn indt-bteJ to the
tus dahlia, $5.00 worth dahlia tubers. 'said estate w.i 1 1 i ' make imme-
37. Second largest cactus or hy- jdiate payment. (
brid-cuctus dahlia, $2.00 worth dahlia' This tl? lg A THE! V GOO,
tubers. ! Administrator of the EsWU of
38. Largest peony dahlia, $5.00 Aug5pd W. H. Leatlierwcu 1, deceased
worth dahlia tubers. I
39. Second largest peonv dahfa, ! Statement
$2.00 worth dahlia tubers. " : RESERVE LOAN LIFE INSl
An u . r j ui i RANCE COMPANY.
40. Best vase of dahhas alone, Indianapolis, Ind.
arranged for artistic effect, $5.00 Condition December 31, 1925, as
worth dahlia tubers. j Shown by Statement Filed.
41. Second best vase of dahlias Amount of Capital paid
alone, arranged for artistice effect' UP in ca8h. . 200,000.00
,,,. it. . . Amount of ledger assets
$2.00 worth dahlia tubers. n,.Q,K- oi!t f
42. Best vase of at least 6 blooms, j vious year -
smallest perfect dahlias, $5.00 worth Premium, income, $1,961,
! dahlia tubers. I 7.46.60; Miscellaneous,
43. Second best vase of at least 6 1,512.78 total
,, . ... Disbursements To poli-
i blooms, smallest perfect dahhas, $2.00. cyholders, $745,793.26
I worth dahlia tubers. Miscellaneous, $1,024,-
I 44. Best vase of 3 or mor.; blooms, ' 031.97; total
'U. S. A. dahlias, oone tuber, Silva Business written during
Quarta dahlia, value $10.00.
Short
Cut
Steaks
STEAK THAT WILL PLEASE YOl KECAUSE IT IS TENDER,
U K Y AND ( I T FROM THE CHOICEST OF BEEF. .H'ST ENOUGH
FAT TO MAKE IT BROIL OR FRY WELL.
Roasting
Fowls
Especially Fine and
Prime, Now
WHITE MEAT, IN THICK .11 ICY SLICES. CUT FROM THE BREAST
OF A PRIME ROASTING CHICKEN MAKES A WONDERFULLY
TASTY SANDWICH. TRY ONE OF OUR PRIME ROASTERS FOR
THIS PURPOSE. YOU WILL AGREE THAT IT IS EXTRA GOOD.
CITY MARKET
it
J. B. DAVIS, Prop.
Phone 149
Church St.
You Can Refurnish Your Dining
Room
ATilLITTLE COST,
FROM THE SPLENDID DISPLAY OF NEW
DESIGNS WE ARE SHOWING IN DINING
ROOM SETS, YOU MAY CHOOSE SINGLE
PIECES OR COMPLETE CETS AS YOU
WISH, AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES.
MEDFORDrjURNITURE COMPANY
Sylva
Waynesville
Canton
I 45. Best vase of at least C
I blooms that show best keeping qual
ities, $10.00 worth rhhi! tubers.
4G. Second best vas; of at least 6
blooms that show best keeping qual
ities, $5.00 worth dHnlh tubers.
Arrangement cannot, be changed
after being put on .-.how. No. 45.
47. Most artistically arranged vase,
j other flowers or foliage allowed, but
j must have at least 11 dahlia bloom--,
I $10.00 worth dahlii tubei.
1 i o o i ....
I -in. .-.econti most artisticallv
I ranged vase, other flower; 0" foliage
year Number of pol
icies 9467; amount 18,163.733.00
Business in force at end
of year Number of
policies 36602; amount 57.472,7V2.00
Assets "
Value of real estate
(less amount of en
cumbrances) 73.'!,057.fi7
Mortgage loans on real
estate . . 4,651,205.00
Loans made to policy
holders on thi-s compa
ny s policies assign-?:!
as collateral . . 1 ,
Premium notes on pli-
of V.H. Colvard, deceased, in East
Wavnesville, N. C, offer for sale to
the" highest bidder for cash, certain
lots and real estate, in the town of
Waynesville, N. C, Haywood County,
described as follows: '
LYING AND BEING on the North
west side of the Howell Mill Road
and beginning at a stake at the edge
of said road and runs North 63
W 264 feet to a stake; thence North
28 E. 60 feet to a stake; thence
South 63V E. 264 feet to a stake in
the edge of the said road; thence
with said road to the beginning, con
taining V4 acre' more or less.
SECOND TRACT: Adjoining the
above tract, Annie Francis and others
BEGINNING on a stake on the
side of the Howell Mill Road and
runs with said road North 22 30
E. 60 feet to a stake on the rate of
said road; thence North 63 30 W.
264 feet to a stone; thence South
28 W. 60 feet to a stake; thence
South 63" 30' E. 270 feet to the be
ginning. The last tract mentioned be
ina the same land of which P. T.
7,493,878.60 'Turner died seized, and being pur-
'chased from said heirs oi r. i. iurn-
l 1 . ' J T .. 1 Turner
er dv sum i vim iu.iiv..
Beine,the same lots conveyed by
deed of John Turner et ux to Vird
H. Colvard as recorded in the re
cords of the Register of Deeds for
Haywood County, in Book No. 60,
page 536.
This the 21st day of June, 192G.
E.K. McGEE,
17Julyc Commissioner.
2,413.249.38
1,76,825.2C
SIMMONS.
- or 4, 5, (i. 7. 8 0
cannot compute fn
I and deferred . .
! All other assets, as de
tailed in staU'iiv.-:i'. .
ar cies in tone
-Net value nt bonds anil
allowed, but must have at least 10 Cah '
dahlia bloows, $5.00 wtth dahlia ! In teres": and "iviil" due
tubers. and accrued . .
4!. Best vase of 12 iliflVrmt Hfe. Premium uncollected
lias, in color or kind. $10 00 worth
dahlia tubers. 1
(Winnin- r,f 1 o i r . ... I
10, if. 12, 13, 14
No. 49 and 50.)
51. For best decorative d.iMI,, -,
j"ted by Fisher & MasS, $50 ' Total admitted as
worth dahlia tubers. j sets
uviargaret Masson, Charles Strr.t- Liabilities
ton. San Hecan, Gem, Trentonian cr '""1 reserve- including
any dahlia originated by Fisch-r and disability provision ... 7,079.181.00
Masson.) " " .Present value of amounts
52. For dUnlu,. .:.. . ' "0l 'ec aue 0,1 suPPle
Total
Less assets
mi t ted
SS,5S3.!4
not ad-
9:1,509.8 1
St.ite of North Carolina. County of
Haywood In the Superior Court.
Ada Wright I '.
vs. '
Charlie Wright. I
The defendant, Charlie Wright, will
take notice that an action entitled as
above, has been commenced in the
i -78 ' Sunerior Court of Haywood (. ounty,
j North Carolina, on the part of the
40,f!2'i..7 plaintiff for the purpo:' of obtaining
Ian absolute divorce on ihf grounds of
ab in.l. nment. and the said defendant
v.-:!! further take notice th it he is re
quired to appear a; tlv olt'ice of th )
Clerk of the Superior Court of Hay
wood County, at the court house in
Waynesville, on the 12th day of July,
1926, and answer or demur to the
complaint in said ...tion, or the plain
tiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in said complaint.
Witness mv hand and official seal
this the 9th d';iv of June, 1926.
C. A. HAYNES,
Court, Haywood
.!9!,911.l::
i nil, o i. : 2:;
19 1. 781. 4s '
I
8;),7si6.oy '
oc I
$8.4.9.rt..6.:
Clerk Superior
Uulv-M&W c
County.
luiiiiiif rnn im,n..i. . ... ....
, . ---o ."v iiTcni.ai. vuiiciacL, etc
uistance in Haywood county, $5.0o'Polic.v claims
o.i. For display coming the' lone dividends left with
t distance out of the county, new ' n C0pany at. , inte, es y
Look on raising dahlia by Wai'te I Prem,ums Paid in ad"
f Pn.. . - .... vsnce
uul oi ,wn exhibitors ama
teurs only.)
15,141.00
57,300.00
4,311.34
11,530.48
54. Best display, $10.00
dahlia tubers.
oo. second best disph
worm tianiia tubers.
56. Largest dahlia of anv
$..oo worth dahlia tubers.
lay,
Unearned interest and
rent paid in advance
worth Commissions due to agents
.Estimated amount paya
I ble to Federal, State
5o.00 , an(j ther taxes
Dividends due policyholders 229.88
type, Amounts set apart for
I future dividends 34.890 74
42,957.22
2,418.94
70,000.00
57. &rmir) l.,,...nr.. j. i i-
.,KCSL uanna ot anv
type, $2.00 worth dahlia tubers. " j
58. Most artistic vase. SS.00 worth I
dahlia tubers. j abilitieSf exc,ept caphal ?7.M7,(n;,.77
5J. Second most artistic vase, $2.00 Capital paid
worth dahlia tubers. up in cash ..$200,000.00
Only amateurs no florists allowed Unassigned
to compete. """" funds surplus $402,0,14.48 602,034.18
The tuber premiums are offered by: Total liabilities .$8,489.r,.:r,.r
thirty-one of the leading dahlia Business in the Stale of North Car
growers of the United States. Manv ! lina During 1925.
of them specify bv nam,, of thB;,-' Ord'narv
finest varieties others allow winners
All other liabilities, as
detailed in statement 569,341.17
Total amount of all li-
NOTICE OF et,..E UNDER EXECUTION.
choice of their selection.
W A Y N E V Of ) I ) T H E AT It E.
July -lth to I Oth.
Monday
Hoot Gibson- in
THE .PHANTOM BULLET.
Hoo'.'.s there again in the fastest
drama of the cactus country you ever
saw.
A Christie Comedy "COURT
PLASTER."
Tuesday
Irene Rich in
LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN.
Policies on the live
1 of citizens of s-iid
I State in force
cember .'ilst of pre
vious year . . )(J18
Policies on the lives
of citizens of said
State issued during
the year ;!73
Total .1421
Deduct ceased to be
in force during the
year . 275
Policies in force De
cember 31st .." 1146
Losses and claims un
paid December 31st
f .,,.,,;., .. i
HK HAD A ROVrtfG EYE: she Losses and claims" in
had a seductive ankle. A picture to ; curred during year
captivate you from head to foot.
FOX NEWS.
Wednesday and Thursday.
All Star Cast
THE IRON HORSE.
The greatest epic of the screen,
more wonderful than The Covered
Wagon, more true to life than the
Ten Commandments, the greatest
story ever shown of the upbuilding
of the wastes of the far west
Friday
Jack Picford in
BROWN OF HARVARD
It's comedy; it's drama; in fact it
is a wonderful picture of school
days, of life afterward, it will en
thrall you.
FOX NEWS.
SturiTty
Maurice Fljrnn in
SIR LUMBERJACK.
A story of the north -woods, beau
tiful scenery, plenty of action, in
terspersed with comedy."
An O'Henry Comedy,- "SOCIAL
TRIANGLE."
7,000
$7,000
Total . 8 $
Losses and claims set
tled during year 8
President Chalmers Brown
Secretary, G. L. Stopman,
Treasurer, W. R. Zulick,
Actuary, H. M. Scott,
Home office, Indianapolis, Ind.
Attorney for Service; Stacey W.
Wade, Insurance "Commissioner, Ral
eigh, N. C.
Manager for North Carolina, Home
office. .
STATE OF NQRTH CAROLINA.
(Seal) Insurance Department.
Raleigh, April 9, 1926. '
I, Stacey W. Wade, Insurance Com
mission, do hereby- certify, that the
above is a true and correct abstract
of the statement of the Reserve Loan
life Insurance Company of Indian
apolis, Ind. filed with this department
showing the condition of said compa
ny on the 31st day of December, 192a.
Witness' my hand and official seal
the ,dav and date above written.
STACEY W. WADE,
' Insurance Commissioner,
North Carolina, Haywood County.
American Snuff Company I
vs.
F. Taylor Hyatt j
BY VIRTUE of an Execution di
rected to the undersigned from the
Superior Court of Haywood County,
in the above entitled action, I will, on
Monday the 12th day of July, 1926,
at 11 o'clock A. M., at the court house
door in the Town of Waynesville, N,
C, sell to the highest bidder for cash
to satisfy said execution and cost of
sale, all the right, title and interest
which the said F. Taylor Hyatt has
in the following described real estate,
situated, lying and being in Waynes
ville and Ivy Hill townships, on the
waters of Richland and Jonathan's
Creeks, and bounded as follows:
Beginning on a mountain Spanish
oak on top of Jones' Knob and runs
N. 71 '4' W. crossing Factory Branch
at 118 poles, 15V4 poles to a chest
nut on a ridge; thence up said ridge
5 calls: S. 58 15' W. 11 poles; S. 50
45' 14 '2 poles t' a chestnut; S.
f!4 4.")' W. Wv poles to mountain
Spanish oak; S. 5i'r W. 275 poles to
a chestnut; S. fii IV W. 63 poles to
a chestnut on t p ,.f Old Field Top
Smathers' Xoitb Yi.-w; thence S.
66n4 E. with Sma'.i-.er..' line 80'.
poles to a locust in a Hat :: the moun
tain; S. .-i'V W. 29 piles. 7 links t
a large hemlock near an old field
branch: thence Ic.uin.r hnmuliin 5
85 30' F.. 14', poles".,, :, 'stake in
; Smathers' road; thence with said
' road as it meanders. 11 calls: N. 80
" jE. 20 poles; S. 52 E. 13U poles to a
V'-, 10 hV' imountai : x- ' E. 27 poles
' '".to the top of th,. mountain; E It
poles; N. !4" E. 21 noles; X. 53 E.
.... . i 12 poles; N. 00' i-.. 2f, poles; N. 73
' I E. 18 poles ; X. 4fi K. 1(5 poles; S.
j 82 E. 14 poles; X. 75' E. 11 V. poles
SI Tti !-8!,t0 3 stake in J- D- Hyatt's line;
o ... v, !9 poies to a mountain oak on top
of mountain; thence X. 48Vi E. 13
thence with said line (No) N. 24"
poles, 9 links to a white oak on ton:
fi 000 1 i.hen.Ce .N- 3W E 42'-4 P0'" to the
: Beginning, containing 1G6 acres, more
or less.
This the 10th day of June, 192G.
t , J- F- CABE,
Uuly-c Sheriff Haywood Co.
No. Amount
$1
1,000
Foutain Pen Repairing Any make
of fountain pen impaired' by L H.
Thackston at Waynesville Pharaa
NOTICE OF SALE,
' Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior Court of Haywood
County, in the matter of Dixie Col
vard, Administratrix of V.H, Colvard,
deceased, 'the undersigned commission
er will on the 24th day of July, 1926,'
IOll I
ffks.
'"llt CjJi ,r
DUCKWORTH MOTOfe
COMPANY
cy.
U,at 3:00 o'clock P. Mvt the residence
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