THE WAYNES V1LLE MOUNTAINEER.
JiesvlIIe Mountaineer
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,1 am in a healthful part of East
agriculture? What better harvest ; WAYNESVILLB HIGH TO PLAY
might she reap than that of a can- ASHEVILLE SATURDAY
nine industry, an industry employing'
more than a hundred men? I Waynesville High Footfcaal team. Tennessee. Six 'miles southeast of
Such an industry, with proper sup- w'11 meet the Asheville team Satur- Morristown on good pike road,
port could work ten or eleven !day n the McCormick Field in the though the state is taking it into its
months of the year with the varied bi Kame of season. Let's show nandi to make a state highway. We
sources of the meal served here. (Asheville that the game won't be so nave , fonr yw nih one
easily won for them as they seem mjie from our home- For five yearj
to think. Everybody who can go j hllVe teaching in it.
boost our team and help it win.
POWER DEVELOPMENT
Even as a layman, a novice, we can
r.ee the possibilities of such an in
dustry an industry destroying noth
ing but giving much. And what
better way might Waynesville serve
than to serve the country with the
food life itf.elf?
Jellies. nickles. svrun. essences. (Continued from front page)
fruit, vegetables, cider and vinerar th Power systems join.
n ,fc;nt r. Vnin f ,to Cut In Transmission Line
because they are not filling their part Under tn,s arrangement, for in
in this community and in the lives cf ?tance- if th Southern Power at a
hundreds, yes, thousands. K'ven po.nt it may b. supplied by
,. , . , , , . cutting in on a transmission line of
ping bv railroad, and by truck over
the A. S. H. to shipping centers
tranannrtaliim fnr'Slitwta a ro AYpallont
... , , , declared, will greatly benefit indus-
Labor is reasonable. There are . , , , , . . .
... , trial plants and other patrons of the
more working days per year and . r ., ... .
Have just returned from Knorvllle
l( AN PRESS A'.SOL'rt I
AY, NOVEMBER 4, 1925
I RE OF WAYNESVILLE
! consequently more production at a
less cost, which is one constant with
a lesser overhead a v.tal factor in
the livelihood of an industry.
Healthy atmosphere, pure living
e inditions, u i evolutionary envi.-on-
WORK WILL BE PUSHED ON BIC. wherc 1 attended the East Tennes
see teachers' Association for three
days. There were near 4,000 teachers
present at this meeting and a most
excellent program was rendered.
Over $3,000 wai spent to put on this
program, While attending this
meeting, I met a young man who is
director of music in the Mountain
City Schools, and I soon found out
he was a "Tar Heel" from Transyl
vania county and says the tar is
still at least two inches thick on his 1
heels. A Mr. Smith by name. Soon
I found he knew dear old fiiMther :
Elijah Allison, who in my childhood ;
days was my pastor, and one who
was such a help and comfort to my
dear mother and us children after
our father's death. Tis such a
pleasure to meet up with these ,
North Carolinians for there seems to
the Carolina Power and Light Com
pany, or some other concern, where
power is abundant. This plan, it is
niders Ballou, Director
Pubblicity Appalachian
iway.
occupies a strategic
power companies because it will in
sure a steady and certain power sup
ply. Public attention was focused on the
Pigeon River project, which has long
been under consideration, about n
year ago when Senator George W.
ment for not only the workmun, but . . . B " be a kindred feeling that exists for
, , ., .V , Norm introduced a bill in Congress ... , .
relationships in our '
Sky," all have their
Land of the
place in the
to curtail development of hydro-electric
power by private interests.
from the standpoint
I, but from what is
:ill-iniportant, indus-
them somewhat different from other
folks.
We're having some beautiful cool
fall days and Jack Frost is painting
our woodlands with his beautiful ,
.... , mind of the captain of industry and . ' ,
far-famed artery of ' . mg considered before a Senate com
, , th(. financier who mak'.'- his (! earns , . ...
S. H. It is not only a mittee a delegation of Asheville citi
zens went to Washington and sue- colors- Have "ad a few snow flakes
reeded in having the Pigeon river pro- one time.
, ject excepted from the proposed leg- I se reported in some of our
OS rw. ,
r.iinil. iHiiifssen papers mai i. . nas tne
arugraphs, liut no',
i.um up the meiitrt of
ere.
!ning standpoint Way
prepared to speak, but
'tural vision Waynes
for all comers. And
of the richest farm
Western North Caro
liversified crops may
,6s, corn, some peach
cabbage, kraut, pick
other fruiu and veg
tivated here. Much of
hese is lost in ship
butinjj. Thar.1 must
op, or at least mini
Let us look to the
-on Messrs. Hyatt,
, Withers, BramleU,
xander men like H.
come true.
Would that we all may get to
gether would that we ma . all com
bine, ioin hamls, hearts and
c... .i.. i,..i......,i ,.f ,.,. f.,.v,;i,n '
, , ', , ' The Federal authorities then trrant- lal'gest apple crop she has had for
our homes., our business, our tnendi 0 ulu'" Jul""IUL lm" K'ani- .....
and our city!
Publicity of Waynesville, advertij-
cu a temporary license and some of years- 1 aha" nave to order me
the preliminaries incident to the job some from UP there as 1 ve' done
t,i m a.. .l i: every vear for fifteen vears. There
..... , . . wcit- mm lcu. LiitiL me license
,ng and agncultui a! propaganda a,s- nmt sccu,od h b, are good apples here, but their flavor
tributed to the centers of business . , . ' . ... , Hnesn't rnmn,r with th v r
and finance will demonstrate jur j- unnerway lrnmeuiateiy, ,
superiority over all others. accordmg to authentic information P,e-
.. ." n . . i obtained last night. there are so many of my friends
up uiere wno were so Kind liyi sym
HOl'SE PARTY AT Rl'BY CITY pathetic to us when our dear moth-
gebraically "Quod Frat Demonstran
dum." ("which was to be shown") at
the close of our vear, we may also
gratify insert "le point d'exclama
tioii," another and stronger algebrai
cal phrase "which was to be accom
plished," "Quod Erat Faciendum"!
PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIA
TION ASKS DONATIONS.
The members of the Parent-Teach-
cr, Mrs. Callie M. Haynes. wa3
The following Waynesville people buried a few months ago, that I felt
were guests of Mr. Page Fisk on a like I wanted to write each of you
week-end house party at Ruby City, individually and thank you person-
Willets:1 Mrs. Mary Saumenig, ally, but having to . take up my
Misses Jane Love Mitchell, Fannie school duties soon after arriving
Johnson and S. A. Jones, Messrs home, I failed to get this done, but
William Garrison and Armstead to any of you who may chance to
Jones- read this, I want you to feel and
I Know mat. pen can not writ, nor
nr'' A tj rw in Hein nf fha WnrnpuviHi.
elementary school are endeavoring n f'!y-Tox comes in blue labeled bot- words utter the gratitude that is felt
furnish lunches and milk to thirty
ties.
in the heart for vour kindness and
. A. Band, Stent, undernourished children. These ehil- tnougntluiness. we miss her so
V..JS, and a great list dren are students of the township A '-ETTER FROM TENNESSEE much, and the longer the worse, but
nesville men, are all school., and cannot be furnished the R' No' 7- Mol'ristown, Tenn. heaven seems nearer to us than ever
.ore dinner pails, more proper nourishment at home. The , November 1, 192G. before, and as we looked fondiy for-',
ial support, with the association will appreciate anv do- IJc" a"d Refers: ward to the Home Coming that we
al rewards and natur- nation from anyone who wishes to Fo sometim ' have been without had in her old home church just a
ninent capitalists, men help. Mrs. I. H. Thackston will ac- ' . "u,"c i'"l'er' lne "'"untaineer, lew day Delore- ner death, and when
ihilanthropy, men who cept donations,
ire of the South, not '
out for the indjstry, STFA'OGRAPHER,
fi years expe
and I have missed it so much that she was heard to utter several times,!
I am enclosing a check for it again, "I am just as happy as I can be,"
Jand while I am sending the check I we now are looking forward with I
pretiate the invalu
this city nut only
d, concentrated ef- 41 5, Waynesville, N. C,
demonstrate these
rienr e u,nt nn,iti,n hnnt tip, 1 want to write a bit t0 mV friends and far greater anticipation for the
Reference furnished. Address Box kinsPeoPlt' in that section of the final Home Coming when the entire ;
i.ano ' tne cky. family will be re-united that has
This summer when I was in Hay- been so long broken.
Nov25p
I DON'T GET I'P NIGHTS wood at the Home Coming at Rock Well, this letter, I realize., is too
de mu.s be taken' ' ' ' ' Spring quite a number of my old lengthv. but I haven't written you
' . ( Nature's Danger Signal Relieved by acquaintances asked me to write to in so long a time that it seems hard
estimate our own Tenn. Ma" Wants Others to Know the Mountaineer as I used to do, but to find a closing place,
i who eventually will this being SUfh a busy agfi an(J
' V, , , , "lev",4 lenn" says: obligations so many that I haven't
lie, Asheville, Can- Had to get up 10 to 12 times each I
Andrews and night.
FANNIE HAYNES HALE.
iy, Andrews and night. Burning was almost unbeara-!
come to the reali- bio. Passed much blood and pus. Had
mst sow to reap; no lasting results until taking lith-1
of the field is but iated buchu (Keller Formula.) I feel:
"ward. The sowing, 100 per cent better. My friends say:
le easiest move for 'How much better you look.' Will
ult ! But the !nJ tell or write mv experience to any'
be weeded until the one."
. its own oattle for Lithiated Buchu cleanses the blad-
? heharvest. With der as epson salts do the bowels. It
s the final reward is not a patent medicine. The form-
jshments. Waynes- ula is on the bottle. The tablets eost
; the field, and will 2c each at drug stores. Keller Labo-!
w. And what better i -story, Mechanicsburg, Ohio. Local
jow than that seed of ly at Alexander's Drug Store. I
WHAT MONTH J
includes' your birthday? There is
something fascinating about the study .
of birth stones, and how often it
happens that your favorite stone is
the one appropriate for your month. .
Come in and see our collection; they
are well worth looking at and will
give you new ideas. j
JERE DAVIS j
.tewe'e- and Op'ome'ris's j
Waynesville, N. C. '
ELLISON
Where Prices are Less
Just Received, 25 New Wool
Twede and Wool Jersey
Dresses, sizes 1 6 to 38, spec
ial price for one week only,
$15.00
Every Dress a Bargain, to
See Them is to Buy
or mil
Five Room House With
Bath and Garage and
Large Lot
$25 Per Month
I K. McGee & Co.
For Sale Cheap
New, Six Room, Thoroughly
Modern Bungalow; Excellent
Location, Well Shaded Lot,
Fronting on Two Streets.
Terms For Quick Sale: Half
Cash, Balance Like Rent.
Ernest L Withers
All
we
q iO!rcrTir&iir a mix ab n riri i
aie; riKBiuNc-ANu- ulmnclu
In Order to Clear Our Stock of Auto Tires und Tubes, We Offer for the Next:
DAY!
3
Biggest Reduc-
a Ever Made On
.omo biles T ires
l This Section
FIRESTONE HIGH PRESSURE
.-.87.95
..$9.90
.$17.60
.$19.90
"0x3 Firestone Cord .
30x3 Yi Firestone Cord .
81x4 Firestone Cord .
32x4, Firestone Cord .
. . OLDFIELD
30x3 v Oldfield Cord . . ...... $7.70
30x3 Vi CMdfield Cord . . ...... $8.93
31x4 Oldfield Cord .. . ; . . $13.90
32x4 Oldfield Cord . . . . ... .$15.75
FIRESTONE BALLOONS
29x4.40 Fiiestone (Ford-Chevrolet,
etc) ;. $13.90
31x5.25 Firestone (Nash-Dodge, etc.
.) $2L85
30x5.77 Firegtone (Dodge, etc) ; . .
; . . . . $26.50
33x6.00 Firestone (Nash, Buick, Hu
dson, etc.) $28.70
All Other Sizes Also Reduced
OLDFIELD BALLOONS
29x4.40 Oldfield (Ford, Chevrolet, et
) . $11.95
31x5.25 Oldfield (Nash, Dodge, etc)
.'..,.! $17.65
32x6.00 Oldfield (Dodge, Buick, etc)
... $20.85
v
33x6.00 Oldfield (Nash, Buick, Huds
on, etc) ..t I..;;.,:..'. $22.90
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