LOANS
THE AMOUNT NEEDED WHEN NEEDED
To Refinance, to Help Build, to Remodel ar Purchase.
1 to 15 Years, repayable like rent. $10.50 per Thousand
pays interest and principle.
LONG OR SHORT TERMS
UNLIMITED FUNDS. NO DELAYS.
See or ( all RALPH W. DAVIS. PHONE 121-J.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND WAR
RANT OF ATTACHMENT.
State of North Carolina, County of
Haywood.
You Can Double The
Life of Your
SHOES
II .) Ill t !
Shop
"C. A. George )
vs. '
L:i K. Fugle
The defendant, Leo E. Fugle, above
named will take notice that a sum
mons in the above entitled action was
issued agaiRt said defendant on the
13th day of July, 1926, by C. A.
Haynes, Clerk of the Superior Court
of Haywood County, North Carolina,
for the sum of $868.00, due said plain
tiff on a check, which summons is re
turnable before said Clerk at his the
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALK.
On Friday the 3rd day ct Septem
ber, iy26, at 11 o'clock A. M., at tha
Court House door in V iynesvilla
North Carolina, I will sell at public
out-cry to the highest bidder for cash,
the following land and premises, ly
ing and being in Crabtree Township,
Haywood County, ai'd more na utu
larly described and defined as foil w:
BEGINNING at a stake on tn?
East bank of Pigeon River at thj
mouth of Big Branji, and runs up
said branch one chain, 45 links to a
stake, Kinsland's corner; thence with
Kinsland's line S. 3' VV". 10 chains,
26 links to a white oak; thence S. 40' j
t. one chain to a stake: thence with ,
W ilson-Kirkpatrick line S. 37'
office in the toi'it house in Waynes- 40' E. 35 chains, 61 links to a white !
ville. North Carolina, on the 20th day oak; thence S. 10" W. 5 chains to a
of Aueust. 1926. The defendant will
'also take notice that a warrant of
attachment was issued on the 10th
dav of June, 1026, by said Clerk,
stake; thence S. 49 V. 12 chains
links to a stake; thence S. 1 30' V
8 chains to a stake; thence S. 11"
45 . 1 chain, 6,J links; thence S. 11'
against the property of the defend-'40' E. 1 chain, 12 link? to a stake:
ant, deposited in the Citizens Bank i thence S. 1 1 0 45' E. 2 chains, ,'i0 links j
and Trust Co., which warrant is re-i ?. s,take; lllcnc,e S- ,3S"' K. 3 chiin ;
turn-able before the said Clerk, at the, ''nks '".a sU.e; ,th,e'nce S' p
. iv cuawis, ut iinhs to a scane; i
'thence S. 67" 15 VY. 4 chains. 52 link- :
time and place above named for '.he
return of the summons, when and
whi-ic the defendant i
E. T. DLCKKTT. Prop.,
V
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Main Street
YVuvnesville, N. Ct
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to a -take: thence S. 51)' V. 5 chains.
required to 20 links to a stake in a small branch: :
l.'i chains
oi demur to t.ic- thence ih.v.n said bj-anch
ef ,k-! -in-led rt-i'l '35 link- t.. the i'.uk.- ,.!
Inly, l'.ij'i.
A. IIAVNKS.
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Phone 267-R Fairview Road
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road da;vii .u
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! 15' I!. 2 chains and '
'.' ' E. 2 chains an i ''I) '
ik ft tc i ":id at bridge; ',
the Southeast bank :';
i the licd.IN.M.'s;:
.7 ac. e- a . : ! .. j
and ula: , ( ('. I), M .-j.
ford, made duly, 11I25.
ANn all the rijrht, tit', and in:ee
est to the bed of I'ijri 1:1 Itiver Si.-iv.)
the Iron Illicit;!' to trie t:v ir.n of B- '
Branch. " j
Sale made piirni:-!!'. to tiie pir.ve: ,
enferred upon me iy l)-;ei ,f 'I'ri:-: i
containing 22S.7 acres, more or less'
from Herman H. Kaplan and wife. '
sophia Kaplan, and Joseph S. Aherr
and wife, Helen Ahern, dated 15th
day of January. 1!)26, and recorded'
in Hook lli, page 221. Kecoid of Deed-'
of Trust of Haywood County.
This the 2dth .lav of Julv, l!l2'k I
(iEORfJK H. WARD, j
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went to the cupboard, v.-hat I able ks.-, th
a joy it would have been, to I b;r v w..:.:.i:;
find, upon thrtuviiijr open in; il.i.,:, iKKirr.L,
that the shelves were vv-ii stu'-k-'d I !i a' ,!,
with a goodly aMirtr.ient nf l.-,N
r.eatly arran.&sd- -r..vv i.i b :: i
cans am! jarj .-.-..i l.v .!.- - ,i
as some botU'S znd i ;: ; ;!.:;
poor dog!
The modern houscwir.'-, wi!!i ! r i
Mipply-shclf of prepare I : : . '
ready for any eivet Rcney. N-: : . -.-her
family, ht-r gtiestii nor I. .
rekmgese will have to iro !:i :.ii;ry
on account of her tenipo-.it for-
gtfulness or preoccupatio'i with
other things.
Canned foods make the emer
gency-shell possible, because thry V:i.-'--en a It
keep indefinitely. To stock up with onions, and a var
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SPRING days are apt to bring
capricious- appetites. We .have
a tendency, then, to turn with
distaste from plain foods, plainly
served. The palate must be tempted
through the eye. By using foods
which have already been prepared
and' cooked, and dressing them up
in attractive ways, the busy ni6dern
housewife finds time to give that
"finishing touch" which lifts ordin
ary food above the commonplacc-
Canned foods may be used as the
foundation of many delicious dishes.
They require very little time and
work, because all the preliminaries
have been attended to in the can
nery. Grandmother had all this
"rough work" to do, herself. Con
sequently she spent her life in the
kitchen.
The 1926 housewife, after prepar
ing various dainty dishes from
ready-to-serve foods, has time left
over in which to set an attractive
table. She need not even bother
to make, a dessert, since she has
Only to take a rich and delicious
fruit-cake out of a tin box, and
serve it with after-dinner coffee.
And it tastes just as good in sum
mer as in winter.
Here are some tasty dishes quick
ly made from canned foods:
Shrimps Baked with Tomatoes
Fill a buttered baking-dish with al
ternate layers of canned shrimps,
drained canned tomatoes, and crack
er crumbs. Se.son tomatoes with
salt, pepper, and a little sugar. Dot
crumbs with butter. Brown in mod
erately hot oven. This dish may
be flavored with minced parsley or
celery, and a little onion-juice.
Kidney Bean Salad With cjpe
medium-size can of kidney beans
mix one-half the contents of a
No. 2y2 size can of sauerkraut, (sav
ing the rest to use as a vegetable
at some other meal). Add 'A cup
salad dressing. Garnish with olives
and parsley.
Cs
Curried Vc-jc tables
CURRY powder comes from the
leaf of an East Indian tree. We
use it for., making a tart satKc
to relish our boiled rice, meats, aild
vegetables. Its puugent flavor tickles
the palate, leavjns it hot with a spicy
taste, A curry dish may be msde
up of , almost any combinattosi ?f
canned vegetables from year supply
shelf. Hera la on gor d combination :
Curried Csu-ot
Slice and cut in fancy s! ijpes 1
can carrots, an c-juai amc .nt of
boiled potatoes, ar. I pes cup scc-ked
turnips. Add sa!t and heat in double
boiler. Add one-half cup canned peas,
from which th t liquid has been
drained, and pour, over tli.; mixture
a sauce made by ccokrag two table
spoons 'butter with two slices onion
five minutes, removing onion, adding
two tablespoons flour, three-fourths
ty
teasppea sa't, cr.c-half tcsjpoja curry
puvL?r. er.s-iuu teaspoon pepper,
a few grains oJry salt, and potir
m; (.:, graaally on? cup scaidod rr.ilk.
Sprinkle v.-ith fi. c chopped parley.
Curry Dressing for Salad
On vrjrtab!? salad made np of on
ran, e:.ch, cr lima boans, stringlcss
v r.nd -eas, n.i.ved and serred on
.cttuit !r3ve, one may add a
ni.T dresilcj ma Je as follows :
, H tcaspocn salt
'A teaspoon curry powder
li teaspoon pepper
5 tablc3iois olive oil
3 tablespoons, vinegar
Put iniriipf1int. ini. . i, .
. B.....,,,,Uiu mau glass
ar. cover, and hal k...-i.i -...
tablespoon, each, lemon juice and
vinegar may be used.