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i THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER. I BATS OFF TO "CENTRAL." ;wnen a Duuaing is on tire ontil the uage, the possibly too much stressed "She acquires a faculty of devina- ' - ' : ' Prn in.it that she can reach. 'B of the Westerner and the possibly tion. She knows what you are try- iron? me swiunooara nas been called too much alighted 'R' of the Esterer.ing to say, what you want, almost ine teiepnone gin as a neroine at ner by her. Like the unquestioned duty "d the total loss that la the of before you have said it Here's it- the Georgian and those thereabouts, luting our telephone girls!" "All tie diverse wy of pronounc-l And Industrial Peace adds: in. wnrH. .H ,, f .11 ,.. F0' telephone girl sit. in her chair have to be mastered by her, so well post," comment! the Manchester Un- of the soldier and sailor, it I rule Ion. "No sailor of the northern seas 0f the profession. ver steps into a boat when the ship' telephone girl must be alert, lastom,n, ni, quick of r and quick of eye. Her chfld, the last passenger haa . found trained mind has to be accustomed a place.. No telephone girls ever to every form of pronouncing and leaves her place at the switchboard mispronouncing of the English lang- And listens to voices from every . .where. ' -. ,'. -n- that she can answer without xequesU She hears all the gossip, sho hears all for tedious repetition.7 , She has to!' the hews. know and know all-fired quick. xjiste mam waste" "I have never yet seen persons really get anywhere who were always in a hurry, with never time to care for their motors picking up gas, all kinds here, there, and everywhere. They soon find this policy makes their car shy at a hill-climb whine for second gear pine for a rest. "Best to make haste slowly. Play safe. Always fill up with 'Standard' Gasoline. It's the result of fifty-six years' experi ence always dependable. Right handy everywhere." soft GASOLINE IAN 19 A L W AYS D E P E N D A B L E She knows who is happy ni who has the blues. She knows all the sorrow) she knows all the joys, ' She knows every girl rn is chasing the boys, Sht knows M the trouble, sho knows all tho frit. fhe knows every mun ;mrr-l with ni .f; She knows w. tin'.' i o r with the bo, She knows the excuses each fellow employs. .f ..... 5he know eu'v vinn -. ha " ' dark past, ' She knows every fellow who's in clined to be fast. In fact there's a secret beneath each cute curl Of that quiet, demure looking tele phone girl. .. WiU WUV WUUJ (111 UUUf I that she knew. Say, , reader, doesn't it make your .head .whirl .:.. r'j '"- JONATHAN DACONICS. One of Jonathan's lir.d mirks has vanished. What was known as the When you think what you -we to the Matt Allison barn has been razed. telephone girl? September 27th to October 2nd. ' Monday Tom Tyler in WILD TO GO A torrent of , Thrills, sweeping across the screen with the speed of a flashing meteor. ' ' - Tuesday Margaret Livingston in A TRIP TO CHINATOWN "A TRIP TO CHINATOWN" has a laugh every inch of the way. A chop1 suey - f chuckles, laughs and loud guffffaw. FOX NEWS. Wednesday Josie Sedgwick in DARING DAYS . A lady Mayor who could ride and shop just like a man and better, that'a Josie Edgwick In this whirl- wind action play. . ' Thursday Mady Christlanson in THE WALTZ DREAM The Gayest,' Maddest, Romance Roberts went Ever Filmed. On the nieht of his ""Jay. H tne teiepnone gtn torn an that sne Wedding he left his child bride. And knows, , in a Viennese wins irarden.- Romance She'd turn many friends into bitter- wafted to him on the strains of a t est foes. gay waltz. She'd sow a small wind that'd soon Friday , be a gale. Harry Langdon in (She'd engulf some trouble and others TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMi in jail. I A laugh provoking farce cmedy j She'd let go a story that, gaining in that will have you gripn.ng your i ' fore, .seat and holding your sides. Would cause half the wives to sua for FOX NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer Carver are residing in the Fred Moody hiuse. Mr. and Mrs. George Plott visited Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Howell Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Boyd Is in the Mis sion ; Hospital in Asheville. ' Eliza beth underwent an operation for ap pendicitis Saturday. . Mr. R. T. Boyd U in Jackson coun ty buying .cattle. The box supper given at the school house was a grand success. Sixty three dollars were the proceed. Miss Polly Shook of Clyde visited Miss Folsom Leatherwood last week end. "N Mr. Tom Garrett is attending Wesleyan College at Athens, Tenn Mr. David Hugh Moody ha.i gone to Raleigh, where he vesumed bis studies at the A. 4 E. College. Mr, R. T. Boyd has returned from Bryson ' City,, where' he was on a cat tle buying tour. Mrs. J. Williams is visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. T. Boyd. Mr. G. G. Garrett and Cap?. F.-td to Bryston City Sat- divorce. She'd get all the churches mixed up in a fight, I And -turn many days into sorrowing night. In fact, she would keep town in a stew. &atursay Lefty Flynn in A COLLEGE BOOH Mr. Keever preached on Cove Creek last, .Sunday. Mrs. Thad. .Howell of Addio visited Mrs. J. R. Boyd last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer Carver were serenaded last week at their new home. Mrs. Gilmer Lea aevwood ar.d daughter of Greenville, S. C. tre visiting on Jonathan. ILLINOIS MAN INVENTS NEW AUTO GAS SAVER. tJ Walter Pritrhlnw. dS.fl M ofroof Fun and Action, that's Lefty, he Wheaton XXh ha3 patented a new gas is aiuuiiu nere as a college siuuent the whole just from the sticks. I A BLUEBIRD COMEDY. iCKD : . FKnr saver that beats anything ever got ten out. With it on Fords show as high as 61 miles to a gallon. Other makes do equally well. This new in vention saves gas and oil, maks3 a Ford start instantly in any weather TOO MUCH EYE STRAIN. Constant effort to do tedious work will produce eye strain, causing and completely de-carbonize the en hcadaehes and oftentimes resulting K'ne- Mr- Critchlow offers 1 free to in more serious consequences. The quickly advertise. Write him for first signal of eye strain is when one- Also wanta Comty and State your eyes begin to smart and ob- Distributors who can make $500.00 to ject3 of your vision become blurred $2500 per month. nnd indistinct. Then is the time to consult us. Don't delay. JERE DAVIS Jeweler and Optometrist. Waynesville, N. C. The young fellows get some mighty interesting effects with their mus taches these days. Fly-Tox your horse before hitching up. III Pleasant Furniture Shopping , i Kugs for Every Nook and Corner IT JS A REAL PLEASURE" TO COME HERE FURNI TURE SHOPPING. THE COLLECTION OF FURNI TURE WE HAVE PROVIDED FOR YOUR APPROVAL COMPRISES A CHOICE THAT IT IS DIFFICULT TO SURPASS, EVEN AT MUCH HIGHER PRICES THAN WE ARE ASKING. Well Constructed Dining Room Sets : IT 1,1 IV flit BARE FLOOR ARE SO UNCOMFORTABLE, SO UN HOMELIKE IN APPEARANCE. AND THERE IS NO NEED TO HAVE ANY WHEN RUGS LIKE THESE CAN EE PURCHASED FOR SO LITTLE MONEY. Chairs That Fit DINING ROOM SETS MUST BE SUBSTANTIALLY CONSTRUCTED. OTHERWISE THEY WILL NOT WITHSTAND FOR LONG THE. HARD EVERY-DAY WEAR TO WHICH THEY ARS SUBJECTED. WE ASK YOU TO INSPECT THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE SETS ON OUR FLOOR. EVER SIT IN A CHAIR THAT EXACTLY FIT MY WASN'T IT COMFORTABLE, AND HOW YOU DIS LIKE TO MOVE? WE'VE A NUMBER OF JUST SUCH CHAIRS PRICED ATTRACTIVELY. CM ANY ANYTHING IN -HOUSEHOLD . FURNITURE 1
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