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1 AY, JANUARY 28, 1932 TUP WA VXirOrfT T TT TifATTVTm4TTnnn Page 5 y " - , - ' V WAV. A A m&iv . nnini'n I injr fur at A. Din e, d naot two years I had the to be able to perform friendship for the late ?' fcus? occasions, puoiie ana acknowledged and ex- Lppreciation of the little 1 rendered him, among procurement of -j. num ; und preachingengage vv.ood and surrounding is J !"t of c!io occasions, he rated tj me Ihc follow itied. "A Friend," which a short time before: not a fancy, Ince tor a aay, Jus your confidence, It away. not forever h for yu; jteen pcrfovniin ire it true. X; i fy r i f B 11 jr..; t. )d ' ;!hn one who loves you, well or ill. k-our failings u better still. kbout your meanness, liiay men.i; ife shall last you aa my friend." iem beavtifiHiy exp-.-csses nd constant friendship ketwe-m Caleb Ridley and than a quarter of a cen- . t . :l 1 w inai me silver curu in 'c 'ife has been loosed; 1 1 of his life has gone ,ii!'. jci wi linger in the wo'lecMon nnd be lt of foigetfulness blurs ! in mor..-, 1 de.;p '. , fv. r. .iignntuvi1, as a r,i:i. :ny i.-nf.Me find l.ii : n in genius, :iis and the worth of the rriUKir. ry r.ini. ycuns: was ever r; liiiicuities or namper- .T'.'d '.ij' greater 1-andi- rdships in his struggle i than was Caleb A- will that never faltered; to that never failed, and that reckoned not with ruggled on and .'.n, until Jth distinguished ability fious success in the fc-of the greatest church- nth and West. lit voice has been heard tnd delighted throngs in state in the Union; ''mil ling 'in breathless atten iinpassionod words, while tic touch bf his eloquence hat more than twenty tf"ih have been turned back d him when his eloquence limpid rivulet sparkling untain's side, winding cotrse between margins of adually swelling into a until at last it roared long cataract and spread the skies; and then I it I'ow on like a siow-mev reacting from it., polished J rest and cliff and crag. ari him when his eloquence hejansrrv ocean rhAfW? Vitj f'Jry of the tempest, hang- with deafening clamour among the lowering clouds, or hurt ling them, in sublime defiance, at the storm that frowned above. I have heard him when his eloquence rose like the thunder-bearer of Jove when he mounts on strong and untir ing w ings to sport in fearless majesty over the troubled deep; at one in stant plunged amid the foaming waves, and at the next re-ascending f"i high to play undaunted among the l.'ghtningii of heaven or soar toward the sun. I have seen him, with "tongue drip ping with the honev of matchless phrase, lash his listening audience to' the pinions of his mind, leave the pie tu; j g.i'lery of the eatth and leap up into the dizzy spaces where worlds aie Lorn and unveil the power of Al mighty God in the light of the twink ling stars. And then I have seen him come fresh from zones of comets and astral c'imes, and with a master's hand plav upon every cord of the human heart ar.d melt his hearers to tears with ! the pathos of his appeal. And- then, stiil riding upon the easy wings of his daring art, I have seen him de scend from his sojourn above the clouds and convulse his hearers with laughter and with mirth. There were those who cri'.i'.ed and condemned him; but whether the occasions which evoked criticism and condemnation were the result of in herent weakness or the ravage of t!e dread disease-the cankering cancer that caused his deiah, 1 do not know. I do know that there were those who criticised him unjustly ami with out possessing themselves of the facts little souls who were not worthy to f listen the latchets of his shoes; but it is always so. . uv lorever, tor no one ever dies ail forgotten, and no one every perishes wholly from the face of the earth. -..w .....ucin.es in a numan ;iie are eternal The lomb cannot enclose them. They escape from its portak and continue to pervade the daily walks of men, like unseen spirits, guiding and controlling human thought and action. And ?o vih the influence of this great ni.iu.uainet-r's life live on and on to uplift and iiless mankind, and to serve as an in-pi-ration to struggling and amhitiou youth everywhere. Faithful and constant friend, fare wed! Child of genius, sleep on! 8a nvd !e thy memory. nr. A peaceful and -weet thy vest. "Leaves have their l .'me tn fall, And flowers to withe- r.t the North Wind's breath, A.d th: S'.nrs t- t .: -ivjt ill. Thou hast all ?i"is,)is for :hin v n O, i;f.vh!" FEU a i: ALLEY Waynesville, N. C., Jan. 26, 19.!. rnaiter decribed. Sale being: made under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of trust from J. N. Mease, Sr., to the line the old Cook line; and runs thence with the Champion Fibre Com pany's tine a Northerly course to a "The flaming, slanderous tongue i.f strife, With his well directed poisonous dart, Has embittered many a joyous iife And broken many a virtuous heart " In view of the great amount of good he wrought in his life-time, charity would have condoned and for given the weakness or fault or what ever it was that provoked criticism. Charity, we are told, is the para mount virtue. All else is as sound ing brass anil Uncling cymbul. Charity sufFereth long and is kind. It never persecutes or backbites. Charity draws the curtain to hide a neighbor's fault; turns a deaf ear to the tongue of scandal and heals the wound made by the poisoned arrows of hute. Charity endureth forever and its supreme example was given us from the Cros.j when the Savior pray ed: "Father, forgive them; they k-ow not wh t they do." Caleb Ridley idolized the people of his native mountains, and he was the greatest ''master of mountain folk lore that I h-'ive ever known. H wan the author of hundreds of poem.'. many of them masterpieces, and he wro'e r. numlKT of boks in o'-ou.-ni and faultless phrase that besl literature of the MRS. RHODIE FRANKLIN BURIED WEDNESDAY Mrs. Rhodie Franklin, 70, who died Tuesday afternoon at the Haywood County Hospital was buried Wednes day afternoon at Cove Creek. Mrs. Franklin is survived by her husband, Mack' Franklin, and one daughter, Mrs. John Price. Also four step children, Lawson and James Franklin, Mrs. Lige Messer and Mrs. James Owens. TOBACCO EXPERT IS CONDUCTING TOUR IN THIS COUNTY K. Y. Floyd, state tobacco special ist, is conducting a series of meet ings in the county in an effort to in form the growers of hurley tobacco the methods to plant and market their crops These educational meetings have proved very helpful in other sections and the farmers of this county are taking interest in them. line at the said Company's water line; thence a southerly course with said water line to the BEGINNING. Con taining about 10 acres more or les on ' which is located five four roomed dwelling houses. W4S A! WAVT AD RATES (Terms Cash) lc a word for this size type for first insertion; half price for subse quent insertions. 2e a word for this size type for first insertion; half price for subsequent insertions. 3c a word for this size type for first insertion; half price for subsequent insertions. ARMISTKM) JOSLS GOES TO CHICAGO Mr. Armisted Jones, son of Col. and Mrs. S. A. Jones, left Wednesday af ternoon for Chicago, Ill'nois, where he will enter Coyn's Electrical School to take up the study of - advanced courses in Radio and Television. Mr. Jones: expects to be go.lo about a year. Three lots of feeder cattle have been purchased by Catawba County farmers in the last ten days. These men will sell their surplus riuitr'iage through these beef cattle. Despite a cut of 10 per cent in acreage planted to cotton in Lin coln County in 1931, the growers pro duced 21,130 bales the largest crop on record. undersigned trustee dated the 7th day atke in Champion Fibre Company's uecemoer, and regfstered in the oflice of the Register of Deeds for Haywood Count v. Book 22. Daire 365. Default having been made in the pay ment oi tne indebtedness secured by said deed ot trust and in tne paymei.t of taxs and assessments against the same as provided in said deed of trust and demand having been made upon the undersigned trustee bv the holder of the indebtedness to seil the lands described in said deed of trut said lands being described as follows: FIRST TRACT: On the North side ot Mum Mreet, adjoining W, J. Hampton and Mrs. H- L. Cochran, and being all that lot lying between the Cochran Building, which said Coch ran Building is now occupied by S. W. Smathers Barber Shop and new building recently erected' bv W. J. Hampton and being the same lot on which the J. N- Mease store building is wcated on, and which lot was con veyed to J. N. Mease by Robt Win- field and wife, Laura Winlield in a deed dated 7th day of Sept., 1907 rnd registtired in.Quok 2.", page 302 and described as follows: BEGINNING at a stake in the cen ter of Main Street, in the town of Canton and corner of the G. W. Hampton tract formerly the O. M. Smathers tract and runs with his line N. 15 deg. W- 4 poles and 10 feet to a stake in said line; thence S. C4H deg. W. 2 poles and 17 links to a stake; thence S. 26 deg. E. 4 poles and 7 feet to a stake in said street; thence N. 6S deg E. 1 pole, 3 feet and 2 in. to the BEGINNING. Containing 9 square poles, more- or less. SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING at a stake N. margin of Main Street, corner to C. T. Wells tract and runs N. with said tract crossing Camp ground branch to a stake in Spring Drain; thence W. to a stake in South margin of Fibreville Road near the spring; thence with said margin of said road to a stake corner of Cham pion Fibre Co.; thence S- with their line to stake in North margin of the walk leading from Main Street to Y M. C. A.; thence E. with said walk nnd North Main Street to the BEGIN NING. Being the home place of J N. Mease which is adjoined bv Cham pion Fibre Co:. C. T. Wells lands and others, and includes all the lands be tween North Main Street and Fibre ville Street- Sale made sul ject to street assess ments or any other assessments to the Town of Canton. This the 27th dnv of Jan., 1932. S. M. ROBINSON. Trustee J;in.2S Fob, 4-11-18-25 About five or i lots from this boundary have heretofore been sold, which is hereby excepted Sale made subject to street assess ments or any other assessments to the Town of Canton. This the 27th day of Jan.. J. R. MORGAN, Trustee. 1 Jan. 2S-Feb. 4-11-18-2. Minimum charge of 25c. FOR SALE Two fresh cows, good breeds, good milk producers, apply to Ed Swayngim, Route 3, Fraicis Cove, Waynesville. 2t2S-5p INSURANCE For alt kinds of in surance, with reliable companies see J. M. Newton, your insurance man, at the Waynesville Insurance Agency. Over The Mountaineer Office. FOR SALE 80 acres of mountain land, 30 acres in grass, enclosed with wire fence, well watered, plenty of acid and pulp wood. Two small orchards, terms reasonable, apply to J. A.FraneisWaynesville, Route 3. I Jan 21-28 WANTED TO TRADE '28 Tudor Model A Ford for Model A Ford Roadster. If interested write "Au to" care Mountaineer or phone 137. 28,, SOTICK OF SALE BY TRUSTEE NORTH CAROLINA HAYWOOD COUNTY. rank with th times. Wheth 'n t!i. nulnir or nn 1 h , . , , ., , Notice is hereby given that the un- e,-uvc patf ;rm he w.. pre-emnient.y dergigned tnlsW will U at public the c:eatt-t-orator this section has auction to the last and highest bidder produced. (for cash at the Court House door QtU n-w the mucal v,mp- i "tl'l, (Masonic iempie now used as uourt Ho se) in the iown ot waynesville the beaming eye is closed, and a long useful life is terminated forewr. No, on Monday the 29th day of February, 1932, at 12 o'clock M., the binds here- he Crowds Came They Saw They Bought They Were Satisfied STILL HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS LEFT at M ASSIE'S DEPT., STORE XOTICE OF SALE .'' TRUSTEE NORTH CAROLINA HAYWOOD COUNTY. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned trustee will sell at public auction to tho last and highest bidder for cash at the Court House door (Masonic Temple now used as Couit House) in the Town of Waynesville on Monday the 29th day of February, 1832, at 12 o'clock M., the lands here inafter decribed. Sale being made under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain dni of trust from J. N. Mease, Sr., to the undersigned trustee dated the 23rd day of July, 1927, and registered in the office of the Register of Deeds for Haywood County, Book 21,. page 140 Default having been made inline pay ment of the indebtedness secured by said deed of trust and in the, payment of taxes and assessments against the same as provided in -said deed of trust, and demand having Im-o.i made upon the undersigned '.rusl t hv the holder of the indebtedness to seil the lands as described in said deed 'of trust which said lands are described as follows: Lying and being in the Town of Canton, and BEGINNING at a stake in the North Margin of Fibreville Road affld west margin of First Ave nuff ease of power transformer or plant and runs with North margin of Fibreville Road a westerly direction to the Champion Fibre Company's 15'00 'I : '- Someone is going to receive a $35.00 Curlee suit or ladies coat of like value SaturdayGet full particulars at M ASSIES DEPARTMENT STORE "The Store of Values" Wfe in in uaranteed Full 3j lb. Roll Quilt Cotton on Koti.. Zifc SPECIAL Beautiful Rayon Flat .Crepe 25c Men's Broadcloth shirts all colors 49c te You Have the Sale Tickets We gave you here. Sat, Jan. 30, at 4 o'clock jMassie's Department Store 1 "The Store of Values" Hs.i r mmm AVOID THIS NEEDLESS RISK Our Way Safe guards Your Health and Your Clothes .' Washing mmt out to a wsh woman's home is often expos ed to conditions fraught with danger or jou and your children. Avoid thin rink send your clothes to our laun drj and assure urslf that they will In done under the moxt sanitary conditions. He invite you to come and ee for yourself! Phone lor service today. For better dry cleaning . send us your work it will be returned promptly and odorless. Waynesville Laundry 5 Phone 2 0 ,.". - ..... T-.m Made specially for B A B i E S and CHILDREN Physicians tell us that one condi tion is nearly nlays present when a child has a digestive upset, 'ft starting cold or other little ailment. Constipa tion. The first step towards relief is to rid the body of impure wastes. And dor this nothing is better than genuine Castoria! Castoria is a pure vegetable preparation made specially for babies and children. 1 his means it is mild and gentle; that i! contains no harsh drugs, no narcotics. Yet it always gets re.sulls! You never have to coax children to take Castoria. Real Castoria always bears the name: CASTORIA NOTICE Beginning Next Monday, February the First our store opposite Depot on' Commerce Street will operate under the name of PEOPLES SUPPLY STORE And Will Sell Strictly For ::iSA S H at lowest prices possible. All prices will be based at store and warehouse. Our shop and lumber yard will be operated as heretofore. Each place of business w ill be entirely independent of each other. . . In next weeks issue of this paper we will announce attractive prices under the name of Peoples Supply Store . .J. ...a .J. .J. .J. .J. .J. J. Hyatt Co. E.J. HYATT W.T. SHELTON Phone 43
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