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THE MILLIONAIRE'S SECRET, ference Legion headquarters re-
I ported "the situation well in hand,"
To be a millionaire, a man must with prospects that a treaty of 'peace
not only get rich; he must be able
to stay rich. A certain well-known
millionaire, when asked how he
stayed rich, said: "I invest my money
only in sound, established companies."
That man has learned a valuable
secret. But a man's money, however
much he has, is never worth so much
n aa hie mind K I ft 1 n t pi 1 1 (TP HCe.
Has it ever occurred to you that following lands and premises, lying
. . n and being in Waynesville Township,
you should invest your intelligence , ood c ountv North Carolina,
may end the affair within a. short
time. San Francisco , Chronicle.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On Saturday, December 4th, 1926.
at 11 o'clock A. M., at the Court
House door in Waynesville, - North,
Carolina. I will sell at public outcry
to the highest bidder for cash, the
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHAPEL.
Si. John's Catholic Chapel, 14
Church street, Waynesville. Mass on
Sundays at 10 o'ciucc. Mas during
the week at 7 oeltv-l:-
REV. FATHER McDEVITT,
just as carefully as you invest your
money 1
Why not invest your intelligence in
and described b) metes and bounds
as follows:
BEGINNING at an iron stake,
east corner of lot No. 4 on the North
a sound company by subscribing fsjde jne Df a thirty foot street, and
the Youth's Companion? It is the
oldest magazine for young po.ople in
the w:irld and nearly the oldest of
all the American magazines. It is
also one of the most interesting.
Practically every famous author of
the pa-it hundred years has written
at one time or another for the Com
panion. Only this tan, ior example,
the Companion published a new story i Haywood County,
runs N. 19 40' E. 180.4 feet to a
stake: thence S. 69" 40" E. 75 feet to
a stake; thence S. 19 40; W. 180.4
Joet t an iron stake, side line of said
street: thence N. 69 40' W. 75 feet
to the said side line to the BEGIN
NING. The same being lot 5 of a survey
made by John N. Shoolbred, C. E., as
recorded in Map Book "C," index
L," Office of Register of Deeds ol
Pastor.
by Jack London. Do you like stories I Bei ng the same property convey-
I A. Lee, and R. L. Lee and wife,
of adventure? Mystery? Romance ?, y
They are all in the Youth's Compan
ion. Hert. are the terms of an invest
ment guaranteed to be profiitable:
Nellie O. Lee, to H. M. Jones and
W. F. Jones and D. B. Overcash by
deed dated Sept. 14, 1925, and re
corded in Book 70, page 203, and also
deed from W. F. Jones, et al., to J.
I. The Youths Companion 52 is- u Woody, dated July 9, 1926.
sues in 1927 j Sale made pursuant to the power
., ... - ,nor conferred upon me by deed of trust
2. The rema.ning issues of 1926. , g u "Woody and wife Minnie
All for only $2. j Woody, dated the 15th day of Sep-
.1. Or include McCall's Magazine, tember, 1926, and recorded in Book
the monthly authority on fashions. 19- PKe 59- I Record of Deeds of
Both publications, only $2.50. : Trust of Haywood County.
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION I" This the"2nd day of November, 1926
S. N. Dept., Boston, Mass. ; M. G. STAMEY.
Subscriptions i(eceived at this i25Novc M & W Trustee
Office. 1
I NOTICE
MARRIAGE LASTED JUST FIVE Sundav Schedule Only Effective Sun
MINUTES day nthi 1926.
Between Waynesville, Canton and
Asheville every two hours on even
hour.
8-10-12-2-4-6
Leave Asheville same hours.
INDEPENDENT COACH LINE
Phone 70-J Waynesville, N. C.
A woman's right to change her
mind robbed Marcus Cohn of his
matrimonial bureau bride within
five minutes after a judge pronounced
them man and wife. Yesterday Cohn,
66 years old, told Superior Judge
Trout how he had been deserted at
the altar by Mrs. Hannah Gordon
Cohn, and their marriage was an
nulled. Cohn said the match was promot
ed by a woman customer who knew
that he was a widower. They were
introduced at a matrimonial bureau,
an hour later were married at the
Subscribe for the Mountaineer
$3.00 SAVING.
Special to the Mountaineer from
the Asheville Times.
It is surprising how readers of The
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City Hall. A few steps outside the '"" '" ' v"
a .u u j l i j r- v. -5 i per it seems to hold them by supe-
door the bride halted, Cohn testified, . , , . : . . .
irior merit as they claim and insist
and said: I
un- .'the paper is almost 'magic in gath-
"Give me those papers, we must: . , . . , .
i ,u ui.4u.j y , 'erinir and giving them all news first
take them back to the mdire. I have . B ......
changed my mind. I do not want to
be married."
All efforts to persuade her to ac
company him to his home were un
successful, Cohn said.
Attorney Hilary. Crawford asked
Mrs. Cohn why she refused to go
home with her husband. "What?
Live with him? Why he's a total
stranger to me," she replied. San
Francisco Chronicle.
CLYDE (Jl'INTET DEFEATS ROCK
HILL.
The Clyde High School quintet de
feated the Rock Hill High School
basketball team 4!) to 10 at Rock
Hill Thursday, Nov. 1.
The game was hard fought through
out. Rock Hill's team showed skill in
passing the ball, but Clyde proved
too fast for the locals.
Clyde's line up.
D. B. Vance center
Jerry Rogers, R. F.
Lawrence Morgan, L. F.
Levi Morgan, R. G.
Claude Rogers, L. G.
Rock Hill's line up.
Clifton Parton, center
Robt. Boyd, R. F.
Lawrence Leatherwood, L. F.
Tom Garrett, R. G.
Jule Boyd, L. G.
and you will pay only $4.00 (saving
$3.00), during "Bargain Days," Dec.
1-15, for The Times, (evening or
morning edition), daily and Sunday,
by mail for a full year those sub
scribing this year will be in class "A"
(preferred list) and may renew every
year at this fixed rate $4.00 (saving
.OOJ-pregular rate is $7.00 a year.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
State of North Carolina, County of
Haywood.
The undersigned, haying qualified
as executor, with the will annexed,
of the estate of Henry Russell, de
ceased, hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to the said estate
to make immendiate payment to the
undersigned executor, and all per
sons having claims against the said
estate shall present them to the un
dersigned for payment. Unless the
same are presented within twelve
months from this date, this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re-,
covery.
This the 1st dav ol November, ihzu.
ROBERT L. NOLAND,
Executor with the will annexed,
of the estate of Henry Russell,
Dec9c H & H deceased
Subscribe to the Waynesville
Mountaineer, only $2.00 a year.
"ARMY" SETTLES MARITAL ROW
LEGION BUREAU CALLED OUT
BY JUDGE AND OBTAINS
COMPROMISE.
Calling out the army to quell a
domestic insurrection was the expe
riment told with great success yes
terday by Superior Judge Mogan In
the suit of Mrs. Ethel Fernandez
against Wm. H. Fernandez, a veteran
of the World War.
Fernandez, an electrician, gassed
in France, draws a pension and is
under treatment in a government
hospital. When he appeared at a
preliminary hearing at which was to
be decided the matter of temporary
maintenance for : his 3-year-old son
he had no lawyer to represent him
and was in seemingly hopeless d'.3
agreement with his wife. It was then
that Judge' Mogan "called out the
army" in the guise of the Service
Bureiu of the American Legion.- '
The Legion got Attorney Hillary
H. Crawford, a war veteran, to rep
resent Fernandez, who arranged for
a temporary home for the baby, sat
isfactory to both parents, for main
tenance for the .child from Fernandez
pension, and ; at the end 4of a ' con-
TO
ISCLE-lAIiii
Athlete has simple method ol
keeping in perfect form
Athletes and trainers know how pain
ful and disabling muscle-lameness can
be. And they, more than almost any
one else, can tell you tho best way to
overcome it.
'In my training work as an ath
lete," writes Frank B. Conover, of
175 South St., Jersey City, N. J., "I
have used Sloan's Liniment for the
past five years and found it most effec
tive for soreness caused by vigorous
exercise. Also nn incomparable rem
edy for stiff neck."
It is marvelous how ache and stuT
ness in lame muscles yield to tho
magic of Sloan's. Just a little patted
on lightly and healing new blood
tingles through the hurt place.
Away go "fatigue-poisons.'' Sore'
muscles limber up and stop aching.
Get a bottle today and have it on
hand. All druggists S 5 cents.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
State of North Carolina, County of
Haywood.
Having qualified as administrators
of the estate of Mrs. Hattie Felmet,
deceased, late of Haywood County,
North Carolina, this is to nouiy an
nersons ha vino- claims against the
pstftte of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Waynes
ville. N. C, on or before the 9th day
of October, 1927, or this notice will
be nleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay-nci;.
This the 9th day of wtooer, lvzn.
W. R. FRANCIS,
S. R. FELMET.
Administrators of the Estate of Mrr.
Nov.l8c Hattie Felmet, Deceased.
NORTH CAROLINA, HAYWOOD
COUNTY.
NOTICE was this day served on
me by H. H. Hannah of two stray
mules. One Sorrell and One Black.
Owner may recover same by apply
ing to said H. H. Hannah, and pay all
costs. This Oct. 23, 1926.
C. F. KIRKPATRICK,
Register of Deeds of Haywood Coun
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HONEY FOR SALE.
New honey in the comb or extract
ed $2 per gallon.
Six gallon lots or nyrc S1.88 per
gallon.
Produced exclusively from clovers.
Quality guaranteed.
State whether comb or extracted
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THE BUSY BEE APIARY, .
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Canton and Waynesville, N. C.
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Courtesy-Efficiency-Quality-Promptness-Correctness-
"THE j&EST IS THE CHEAPEST
No Matter how small the order it is our pleasure to serve our friends and cus
tomers. Our prices are very reasonable and we take pride in being courteous, in
our efficiency, in the quality of our meats and groceries, in being prompt in filling
all orders correctly and we are very appreciative of the splendid business that has
been built up through realizing the proper value of all these things and we are
proud to have an up-to-date city meat and grocery market. Come and visit us.
"If you trade with us we both make money." v
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THE PICK OF THE LAND
When you make this store your head
quarters for Groceries you are assured
the choicest etables it is possible to pro
cure. Canned or fresh our stocks are
always prime quality.
THE BEST YOU CAN IMAGINE ;
A Roast, roasted as you know how to
roast it, niakes a most palatable and "
nourishing food for your family needs.
Lamb, Pork, Veal
CHOPS
Chops of your choice make such
an appetizing dish for break
fast,, dinner or supper. Easy
to prepare in a number of dif
ferent ways.
EITHER HAM BOILED OR
FRIED
You just cannot realize that
Ham can be bo good until you
taste some of our Kam Boiled
or fried, to suit your ' taste.
Order , a slice for . tomorrow
morning's breakfast. ' '
The City Market
J. B. DAVIS, Proprietor
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS
Church Street Phone No. 149 Waynesville, N. C.
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