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THE WAYNESYtLLE MOUNTAIN EER
Jwctetp ano pergonal
41 its 3) o rot fiy Jhoina Bdltof'
Mr. W. L. Lamkin made a busi
ness trip to Canton Monday.
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Mrs. William Hannah motored to
Abbeville Tuesday for the da,y. ;"
Mr. William A. Grogan of Brevard
was in town Friday on business.
Mr. Troy Wyche spent the week
end here with relatives.
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Mr. Everett Mitchell of Asheville
was i.1 Waynesville Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones announce
ibe birth of a daughter Nov. 9th.
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Mr. Rufus Siler returned Tuesday
f :om a business trip to Chicago.
Fe n to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fran
cis, Nov. 1st, a son, Calvin Ta Image.
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Mr. Chas. E. Quinlan left this week
fai a business trip to Philadelphia.
Mr. Alyn Marshall of Asheville was
jii town part of this week on business.
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A'toiney W. T. Hannah attended
Federal Court in Asheville Tuesday.
M;-. Hobart Young of Hendersoir
ville was the week-end guest of rel
atives. Mr. Hoyt Covington spent last
week-end with his mother on Love
Lane.
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Mi? es Jane Love Mitchell and
Iiiai'a Black motored to Asheville
Monday.
MS.-m Mamie Michal of YVoodrow
ypt! t .several days in town, the guest
c.r f. 'ends.
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Mr. Cameron Osboi rr :f We.Hl
A'heville was in town Tuesday on
business.
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Iir. V. H. Liner, who has recovare 1
from his recent illness, is now back
in his office. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ensley have
:;;jent the past week. with relatives in
Jackson county.- " "
Mr. Howard Covington left last
week for Chapel Hill where he will
attend the University.
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Mrs. Frank Smathers ha3 returned
her home here after spending sev-
?.-?. 1 weeks in Miami, Fla.
Misses Jimmie and Blanche Smith
of Sumter, S. C. are on a visit to
their sister, Mrs. Ben West. '
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'v. Bill Satterthwait of Atlanta
i visiting his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
.S. C Satterthwait, on Church street.
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Mr. and Mr3. Brown Caldwell arc
i f ceivirg congratulations on the birth
'f a son, Carrol Eugene, born Oct 31.
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Miss Bertha Sturkey, who has been
trending a week with relatives in
?icCoimiek, S. C, returned Thurs
day. Mr. f.nd Mrs. P. C. Duckworth and
y yr.g son have returned from a visit
'o Mrs. Duckworth's, sister in At
lanta, Ga.
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Mr. and MYs. Cam Osborne and
children of West Asheville were
C-'ests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Band
Sunday.
Mrs. Kelly Elmore and young son
left last week for their home in
Durham after an extended visit to
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. McDowell.
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Mh.s Eleanor Atkinson, who his
tern on duty at the Brevard ho-pi
tr.l f'r some time, is on a visit to
7 father, Mr. H. B. Atkinson.
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."asper Morgan, who has been ill
rt hi home here, has recovered and
ntuined to Mars Hill College where
lie !? a student..
Mr. Edwin Haynes who is a stu
dent at Mars Hill College spent the
v.-esk-end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude A. Haynes.
Judge and Mrs. W. H. Grimball
passed through Waynesville Wed
nsdv on their way to the home in
Charleston, S. C.
Lieutenant M. A. C. Johnson and
Mr. Frank Duckworth, aviators of
Brevard, N, C were forced to land
"with their airplane owing to the in
clement weather. They visited Way
nesville Monday and Tuesday. -
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Mi s Diana Black and Mrs. Bessie
Penny left Wednesday for Charlotte
-where they will attend the Armistice
Speedway races and the Davidson
Furmn gam. They will be guests
of Miss Black's i sister, Mrs. Jake
Newell. - - -
Mrs. Jessie Welch and Miss Mary
Ella Ansley were guests at a tea at
the White House tea room Saturday
where Miss Annie Welch is hostess.
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Mr. Walter Crawford, a student at
Mars Hill, represented the college
at the Southwide Student Conference
held at Birmingham, Ala., recently.
.Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Kutscher
'pf j&Jew ' York City, who are stopping
at Grove Park Inn, were sruests of
IMr. and Mrs. Dave M. Simons re
cently.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Albright and
young son, Jimmie, and Mr. Don
Bealy of Charlotte were vistors at
the home of Mrs. Albight's p.irents,
MrV and Mrs. J. T. Bridges, for the
weejf-end.
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LILLIAN GISH FOUND HER
IDEAL ROLE IN "BOHEME"
Role Not Acted But Lived Picture
Boasts Notable Cast; John Gil
bert as Her Lover Achieves
Triumph.
(Review)
Has Lillian Gish, star of many
roles, found the ideal one her su
preme contribution to the art of the
screen?
Many people say so, after having
seen., her Mimi in "La Boheme."
Never before did role fit artist, and
artist fit role, so ideally as Lillian
Gish and the character of the little
wjstful. waif of the Latin Quarter,
in the quaint romance at the Wayne
wood Theatre, Nov. 18-19th.
."La Boheme" is known arid loved
by millions; Lillian Gish is famous
whereiver the motion picture is
shown. Her roles have been many
and varied; she was a southern rose
in "The Birth of a Nation," a quaint
Yankee ' maid in "Way Down East,"
a little beaten waif of Limehouse in
"Broken Blossoms," and a French
revolutionary heroine in "Orphans of
the Storm." An etheral nun in
"The White Sisters," and an aristo
dratic mediaeval maid in "Romola"
she has played practically cvry type
of -womanhood.
But the new Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer
production portrays her in a role
that she seems literally to live and
breathe; she does not act Mimi
. r W EXPEDITE PAYMENT OF FLORI- Z
she veritably-IS Mimi! Her dell- DA INSURANCE CLAIMS ,
cate. reraance; her glorious faith and (
her wbhaerful love for her poet, hei Jn order t0 expedite payment of
wistful appeal-ehe is veritably the ont of the Florida du
embodiment of the soul of woman, j ,stel( NaUonal Board of Fire Un
A . notable east was directed by. . derwriterSi acting for Btock fir in. ;
King 'Vidor in the new picture, Miss ; gurance companies, has sent a" repl
Gish's first American-made play n gj, to Miaml tQ oragite
some years. John Gilbert, as the and gystematize the thousands of ad
poet Rodolphe, reaches the heights of jU8tmenta now pending-
Although there are few, if any,
genius opposite Miss Gish, and Roy
n'Ar.1, vnnanta hia fl-ilmna in I hp
t.t-i , it. k i. fire losses involved, companies are
Merry Widow" as the suave boule- , ' F
. , iU u interested in claims under automobile,
vara.er. wno repreBe.,v ... .. . windstorm( and other poH
Renee Adoree makes a - charming
. ,. . , ea, and thus make possible early
ward Everett Horton and George ioioti , ,
, . , . . - o . indemnification of assured persons
Hassell are a lovable trio of Bohe- .,, . , , , ...
lutaiiLiniij injuicu uy ine nurricane
lcies.
Underwriters will advise the board
of all popcies in force in the stricken
mians in the quaint French quarter.
The cast is an ideal setting for the
star both are perfect in the famous
romance of the -art quarter.
It is a picture ever to be remembered.
and flood. This is modern business
service.
I NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SA1.F
On Wednesday, December )" 1..
- isao, at 11 o'clock A. M.. at lh
COMMUNITY CLUB TO MEET. curt House door in Waynesvi)!e,
The Community Club will hold its Nprth Calina! 1 ill sell at nuhl
i cS..i ... uw - tnc touowing lands and promise ,
on Monday afternoon, Nov. 15. Mrs. lying and being in Haywood County
jW. A. Band- will have the special North Carolina, and more particulari .'
paper oi . toe aitemoon, ner suojeci 1" :,: ,""
QUICK SERVICE
Wo do not keep you "standing around" when you
cc:nn ''nto our store. We ke?p clerks enough to give you
;,po dy, as well as courteous service. And a child can buy
as cheaply as a man from us.
Tli a PRICE will be the LOWEST.
MILLER BROTHERS
BEAjiiNmixu at a st-.kp m t ,p
West side of a street, Northwes i
corner of the Hospital Lot, and iui
with said street N. 13 30' K. :r;
feet to another street., thence ' '
said street last mentioned N. 70 W.
68 feet to a stake corner of Lot 1";
thence with said Lat 13. S. 20 W.
151 feet to a stake in the line of the
being'Edith WhBrton."
WAYNEWOOD THEATRE.
Nov. 15th to 20th.
. Monday
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THE' FLYING HORSEMAN
Love, honor, adventure and a Tide Hospital Lot; thence with the line o?
for love and honor. said Hospital Lot S. 67 30' F.. 93
Imperial Comedy "NAPOLEON, Jr." t the BEGINNING. Being In:
... . . No. 12 of Alden Howell, Jr. lands a-
.V-'j. .2'. . ' ! . Per survey and plat of J. V.'. S-aver,
Ralph W. Ipce in April 26th, 1922.
THE SEA WOLF Excepting from the above t act.
From Jack London's famous novel however, that certain p.ircei of bu t
u.. .i.. of ' :;i conveyed by W. K. Miller to Mr. A.
uv u.c a..,c .....v Youne. by deed dated November. 1:)2".
and released from the deed of trust
.under which this sale is made.
I Sale made pursuant to the n,r: c
conferred upon me by a deed of trust
from W. K. Miller and wife. Mart-,;
Miller, recorded in' Book S, p.-.ge 2.W,
Phone 30
Main Street
absorbing
v XKV.'S.
Wednesday
Jack Hoxie in
BLUE BLAZES
A western with a hard riding cow- Record of Deeds of Trust, of Hav
wood County.
This November
10th. 19:J6.
J. R. MORGAN.
Tim'.,p.
Dec9c M&W
RHKl'MA T I S M
boy, it has thrills a-plenty.
31uebird Comedy.
Thursday and Friday
Lillian Gish and John Gilbert in
LA boheme
You'll laugh, you'll cry and you'll
marvel. And you will love Lillian While in France with the American
Gish in her greatest screen role. A Army I obtained a French prescrip
story of Paris and human souls. ; tioji for the treatment of Rheumatism
Adults 40e Children 20c fin1 Neuritis. I have given this to
f.atnriy
Tom Tyler in
OUT OF THE WEST
thousands with wonderful results.
The piescription cost me nothing. I
aj-k nothing for it. I will mail it if
ROMANCE, scads of it. ACTION, ' vou wil1 send me yur address. A
an ocean full! Thrills, plenty, and,I'0StaJ wl" bnnS it. Write today
then some.
, 2nd Episode of "FIGHTING WITH
BUFFALO BILL."
,r,n: THANKSGIVING HAT
p ;u key won't bring it to you.
iv, will have to come for it. We
'he veiy best hat you've been
"'rg about. So smart and stun
' . ' f-nd it will look so well
).. Vhv n jt come in and see it?
PAUL CASE, Dept. C-058, Brockton,
Mass. Nov. 38, Dec. 9th
Expert Watch Repairing
"WHAT IS WORTH DOING AT ALL, IS WORTH DO
ING RIGHT" OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED
Kodaks, Jewelry, Cut Glass, Silverware, Clocks,
W.-.tches, Specialty Work, Kodak Finishing, Repairing.
We have a large and attractive stock of novelties, etc.;
J'ook Ends, Purses. Handbags, Compacts, Vanities, Per
! .:med Lp.mps, Hand Painted, iind a beautiful assortment
; ;if; Handkerchiefs; Also gifts of all descriptions.
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THOMAS J. DAVIS
JEWELER
.v.u;n Sireei. Near P. O. Waynesville, N. C.
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ffessets-A. C Anderson and C. McKinney of
I AeviUe. N. C, wish -'to .'Announce that they
r" teased the City Bakery from Dr, John Smathers
lJfiarid' ju6 how ready, to supply this Community"
."" with Good Brai. Piei, Cakes and ' all Pastries.
j, ;,BUY HOME MADE BREAD '
It.
The Waynesville Bakery
Ncxt Doer to The City MarKfLon
Church 5 tree t
Ladies' Oxfords
We are makiny' a specialty for tKe next
few d; ys on Lodies Oxfords one strp,
N ?v bty!e, some trimmed
in Pitent Leather. A.Uo new Kodes of
Brown witk New Ties. New CusKion
Heelr. and Low Het Is.
Really A $4.50 Value
Twenty f we New Styles and all Sizes
to select from.
YOUR CMOICif, $2.98
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