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. i 'I , J I THURSDAY, MARrw WAYNESV1LLE. NORTH CAROLINA t . t ' Native Wild Flowers The great variety of wild flowers in the vicinity of Enka is almost un believable by anyone who has given the subject only casual thought or at tention. It is said that this region is prolific in the largest number of such plants to be found in any other part of the United States- The new.spapeis have recently told of the possible collection to be found in our mountain regions. It is said that -Miss Catherine Morton, a sixth grade teacher at Andrew-, has gath sspecimens of wild plants and flowers. Many rare specimen have been found by liss Morton an 1 some oi them were indentilied with great dif ficulty. One of these, known as Ruellia, was found on the banks of the 1 uckaseegee river near JJnk s gap This plant lives in damp soil and blooms early in the season, having a lilac colored flower. It is a native of tropical countries hut is sometimes found in the United States. It was lirst discovered in the Carolina high lands near Rutherfordton. Other un usual specimens in the collection are the pitcher plant, sometime'.- called hen and chicks or flycatcher, and is found jn the eastern part of the State; an other is the carrion flower, the nec tar of which is said to be fatal to the insects that suck it. In her search for flowers Miss Morton's attention soon becam-j at tracted by the butterflies which were always present. These she began to 'Roy Francis Seeks i Seat In State Senate (Continued from page 1) i Hints for Homemakers By Jane Roger ; FAGMENTS of broken glass are always dangerous. One way to pick them up safely la to spread wet piece of flannel orer the particles and pat lightly. Then born the cloth. The next time you make tart hells, pie crnsta or rolls, brush them Ughtly with a sugar water solution a few minutes before re storing from the oren. It will both Improve the appearance and add to the flaTor, especially with rolls. Left over pieces of linoleum make excellent cover for drain boards. ....... advantage of the discount now allow ed. This is in effect taking away from him who has not and giving to him who has, During the 1127 session of the Gene ral Assembly a law was enacted which pmvides that the owner of land, after us sale lor taxes, shall pay a penalty of 20', on the entire amount of taxes, together with sheriff's coasts for the firs: 12 months, and 10 percent there after until the tax is paid . The .same law. provides that in cases of fore close e by the Court the mst hall be taxed as any other civil action, and .-nan inciuoe ve per cent oi the sale price for a commissioner and in ad dition a reasonable attorney fee. In VJ2'J, the General Assembly reduced the penalty from 20 per cent to 12 per cent, for a nermd of t.wel and from 10 per cent to 8 per cent thereafter until paid. The lJ3f ses sion reduced the penalty from 12 per cent to 10 per cent. Uurinir the timi th law h on the statutf ... lt hnnri, . .... t iiMiiun;un Ui cases nave been instituted against the small land-owners of Haywood County resulting in the collection of Court costs, penalties and attorney's fees, and in each instance those least able to bear it have hail tn nau tMo nr.;.,.. and unfair expense. It 1 shall be elected it shall i, purpose to exert all the influence at my command to hrino- ahnnt tt. peal of this uniust law. anH ir. in its stead a law which shall be just equitable and fair to all the citizens' of the County. "I am positively opposed to the general sales tax as a revenue meas ure for it more directly affects the masses of the people, with the pos sible exception of our present tariff act. Other ways .should be found and can be, to raise the necessary money without imposing additional burdens on those least able to bear them Approximate 80 percent of this sales tax would be paid by individuals whose incomes are less than $3,000.00 Clean Up Orchard For Quality Fruit if.n' mount- llr collection of 100 individuals presents an impressive spectacle oi shapes and colors. Among the group are two tiger swallow tails, the only pair of this secies seen uuring the feunirner. These were cauirhr npr r,iii,.,i,0 ' Miss Morton was born in India, her mother being a missionary to that tuuntiy. fti me age ot id she came to America and rwetvwd hnr v,iu- education at Asbury college, Wilmore, Ky. She has been a teacher in the iNortn Carolina school for the past five years. She finds the search for and identification of wilH nloni. flowers a most fascinating pastime, ana me mils and valleys of Western North Carolina an inviting place in which to pursue her hobby Harvey rioneman in ine ansa Voice. One of the best ways to control insect and di: --ea.-e pests in the or chard and to improve the quality of i'ru:t t!i.s season is to give the or chard u th'.r.ijgn cleaning. This a;j pl.e: especially M apple orchards. Apple scab, for instance, spreads f i mil dead leaves which have dropped from trees that were irfecte-l with iii- eae las', si-a-on. The. leaves should be i.'iked -jn ami burned or ph'Wid uiiiler as cariy as possible. The co-iljiig moth winters over under trie luo-e bark an I among the refuse where cull apples were pilcu or boxes and other containers were stored. This bark might be scrape. i from the trees, raked up and burned. "Make a genei u. id, ai'niig of such places as the cudrng r.ioiii is -likely to hibernate." s'ivs 'A. II. iswone-er. held horticulturist at Stite College. " 1 his ciean-uji practice will reduce the number of worms in the fruit thi. season. Mummieil fruit hanging to peach trees and those on the ground- should be collected and destroyed be because the brown rot spreads from such dried fruits. Counties? numbers of li'af hoppers are hibernating in the Lrrass and weed -trnis uoi-denn. the apple orchard. Hum these over where there is no danger ot setting fire to the trees. Plowing under these snips as well as the sod of the orchard will destroy many insects." San Jo-e scale and other insects multiplied greatly during the latter part of the l'.b'il crop year because of favorable weather conditions, says Mr- Niswonger. Spraying the trees with lime sulphur will keep 'this scale under control and the use of the commercial oil sprays --v ill give con trol of the scurfy and oyster shell scale insects. Candidate Cards For Tax Collector I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Tax Collector of Haywood County, subject to the wishes of the voters of the Democratic Tarty in the June Primaiy. Your support will be appiec.ated. Bryan Medford Vavr.esvjlle Koute 2. PANELED VISITING CARDS At The Mountaineer. 50 for $1.00, 100 for $1.25. All sizes and styles, beautiful type. at 'Ay THE WAYNESVILLE by " I. H Tk..i ...OCKSlOB v 4. BELIEVE IT OR NOT; IT'S FINE Your shoes look like new. When shoes are put on with our new Cement Machine which we have just enstalled. We guarantee the job or your money back. No Extra Cost. No hails no thread just like factory made. Only prime leather used. Call to see us. THE CHAMPION SHOE SHOP E. T. Duckett, Prop. MAIN ST. NEXT WESTERN UNION It Is Not What You Earn Fierure Ymir .Savinoct Compare present building: costs with what they were two years ago, (and what they are likely to be again in the near future) and you will appreciate why we warn against procrastination, why we recommend that you build remodel repair NOW. BUILDING AND LOAN SHARES HAVE BUILT HUNDREDS OF HOMES IN II A Y W O O D COUNTY NEW SERIES OPENS APRIL 1 BUILDING AND LOAN SHARES Provide the surest, safest plan for home-builders. We have helped scores of Haywood citizens. Take out a few shares today and start on the road that leads to the goal of owning your own home. Haywood Home Building & Loan OFFICE IN FIRST NATIONAL BANK a year and that it would amount to an average of $0.00 a year each for every man, woman and child in North Carolina, and take from the pockets of the people who are least able to pay, thus increasing the burden of the poor, and lifting the burden from the rich. The sales tax was the larg est single issue in the l'J.'il General Assembly, holding in Raleigh for five months instead ot two, where it was finally defeated only by a narrow margin. The same issue again promi-s es to become the largest single issue nf tVio IQ.'i.l flonornl AQenmhllr anil the same forces that sought to compel tne enactment oi tne general sales tax in 1931, to-wit foreign corpora tions, railroads, power companies, and the tobacco companies, are already starting the propaganda for the plac ing of such a tax in 1933, since it would reduce their income and fran chise taxes, also reduce their property tax. "I favor enactment of laws that will absolutely protect depositors of all banks. It is the abuse of the present banking system and consequently enor mous loss to depositors which has caused the average man to become his own banker, with what funds hp may have left. Since 1923. we hav bad nvpr S HOO bank failures in Carolina, resulting in the loss of millions upon millions to the trusting Deonle. widows' sav ings, laborers' earnings, farmer's hard earned cash, saved lor payment of his taxes. "Reoorts 1345 banks failed in the United States, among wnicn were several in Western North Carolina, when some 35,000 de positors lost millions nllnm Tn the first eight months of 1931, there Were Dank lailures. nnrl th Inscoe from closed banks had reached the stupentous sum of $700,000,000. These figures would naturally put any one to thinking about how to save the de positors ana now to save the banks. "There is only one way to restore absolute confidence in banks, and that is by enactment of a law by both State and Federal goverments secur ing deposits in their respective banks The problem is to strengthen banking and safeguard depositors. "What the farmer, the laborer and the little business man need is fair legislation, lust tnxntiinn anA a ,.l,o,.o for educational advantages for their inuuren, ana i snau favor legislation ! iooKing to tnat end." For State Senate I am a candidate .for the State Senate for thi.- district, subject to the Democratic Primary-1 will appreciate the support of all Democrat.--. Sam. M. Robinson For Tax Collector ft I hereby announce myseli a cann-j. date for the office of TAX COL- .WT(II( r,f Wavu-iinl Cfinntv suhifCt to the Democratic primary to be held in June. Your support will be ap preciated. COOPERATIVE POULTRY SALE At Waynesville, Friday Mornin April 8th 4 4 HEAVY HENS AND YOUNG CHICKS 14c LIGHT HENS 12c NEW BROILERS (rocks) 20c Payments made by check on local bank NEW BROILERS (red,) COCKS ... J DUCKS GEESE TURKEYS Rowe B.Howell For Representative I herebv annotincp mvself a candi date for the nomination on the Dem ocratic ticket for the office of Repre sentative of Haywood county, sub ject to the action of the Democratic nartv in the June nrimarv. Anv sup port given me will be appreciated. R.M. Leatherwood For Tax Collector I hereby announce mvself a candi date for TAX COLLECTOR for Hay wood County subject to the voters in the Democratic primary in June. Any support given me will be appreciated. J. C. Welch "1Q91 has been gvod to us; that is, the people have been Ik... us in iyoi. rviiu su, uy reason vi me ldClt tney appffQ cient service and a low charge at this critical tinte. And, because r mprfli nnT.rnnaP'P in in.ti we run nn win fiWAr mi ha.n. pie in 1932. In February we will supply FUL-VUE frames antJ visiuie Duucai itnstfs 01 $10 vaiue j)r $i.ov or fo,v; ior one OrL And, until conditions improve in Asheville, we will continue m J and frames at ONJi-HAbF STANDAJCiD PRICES. This means' KmJ ..;:Vvl t;fl lnnn c tie e m in nr n . '"m vi&iuic xjiiuLai icuocs ui tpj.u vaic iuf p t .ijv or ?a,io TOT one flnti, c sr : 1: 1 1 . 1 . . . anu 1 raines ior prices corresponuinpay low. Ana inis means- A" i C ,1 . . . ' iinue 10 1111 your ocuusib prescriptions on tne uiitAJjr-PRi(j: uninator ot the Ultex Dr. Charles W. Conner 0J j f vwiv auu imit uciioco. no, is ntui street, Asherak I $ 1 .00 WITH THIS COUPON SAVES $4.50 i g Scur a faenuine $5.50 Fountain Pen and Automatic Pancil to Mjtct1 (Fountain Pen tself - feeding and ipoon fed Automitii Pencil. rW For Tax Collector I herebv announce mvsplf as a pan. didate for Tax Collector of Haywood County, subject to the wishes of the voters of the Democratic Partv in the June Primary. Your support will be appreciated. Lee V. Rogers Clyde. N. C. Rt No. Unbreakable A 5-Year Guarantee Given in Writing Theie Sett are in Beautiful Onyx Colon Grey Green Blue Brown Q Either Lady or Gent Stylet Pleaie Mart X for Color and SrW Wanted Only One (I) Set Delivered for Each Coupe Send no Cash Pay Mailman, P1u Pottage Nam Town AddrM f Town County Stat .... ' - I S"d fo L!NNINSTON DISTRIBUTORS 'grJSJ For Tax Collector Thereby announce mvself m pAndi date for Tax Collector of KnvurnnH County, subject to the wishes of the voters in the June primary of the democratic party. Any support given me win be appreciated. Hugh Rogers Crabtree, N. C. R. L. PREVOST PRESIDENT. J. R. BOYD ' SECRETARY-TREASURER O XXHirjimai STAIU UIN rAiu-uv STOCK Money in Building: and Loan is Non-Taxable LA J INDIGESTION "My work is confining, and often I eat hurriedly, causing me to have indi gestion. Gas will form and I will smother and have pains In my chest. "I had to be careful what I ate, but after someone had recom mended Black-Draught and I found a small pinch after meals was so helpful, I soon was eat ing anything I wanted. "Now when I feel the least smothering or un comfortable bloating, I take a pinch of Black Draught and get relief." Clyde Vauchn. 10 Bhlppy St, OreeBTUle. & C Sold la 33 pwskaccsL For State Senate I hereby announce myself a can didate for the State Senate for this disrict, subject to the Democratic primary in June. Any support given me will lie appreciated. J. R. Boyd FOR Register of Deeds I hereby announce mvself ne n ran didate for Register of Deeds of this county, subject to the wishe f th - t ..... democratic primary in June. Any support given me will be appreciated Robert E. Owen Route 2 ran-4owa. nor- RfnMP mmmm tMaxek -L.ia For Tax Collector I herebv annnnnrp mvself o n didate for Tax Collector of Haywood County, subject to the wishes of the voters ot the Democratic Party in the June Primary. Your support will be appreciated. W. A. Moore Pigeon Township FOR Register of Deeds I hereby announce thot t . didate for re -election to the office of Register' of Deeds if TT ty, subject to the rules and reeula- ..Vila . uie L-emocraup primary to ue neiu on iune 4. Your support will be Weaver McCracken GENERAL MOTOR 66 HORSEPOWER 6 CYLINDERS I'a TO 2 TON I CHASSIS F.O.B. PONTIAC STANDARD JQJ-'V tyf STAKE BODY OS HV' 0' For State Senate I herebv iniMnii.'-.' .1' .m' for the (Democratic nomination to the State Senate fmm v, rni,:. . Senatorial District -ona W.R. Francis for county; Commissioner I herebv nnnniinn- i didate. for ""aeS Commissioner in u t V""111 of tb,. support given me. Ptnel, $23S.OO St.nd.rd Platform. $55.00 St.ndwd Stake Express, $95.00 Hi,h Rack. $100 M Canopy, $230.00 Canopy Screen Eirw. t& Van P.., $300.00 0p. Exprert, $80.00 High and Wid. E W STANDARD BODIES TO MEET EVERY HAULING REQUIREMENT f.?70nf the ten body illustrated above is engineered '.' ivi- ton General 1Untr t i. ... . .AA (ioP j. . , 7. siui-R 101-incn cnassis. aee L ,uUdln8 farm ""WnaUon unit, are available on the & men Wheplhnoo 1, .. .. . I i T -"Boa,a al correspondingly low prices. twelve colors ia nniinnoi . . . . ..., ran ei aava V ol extra cost. Ll us snow you uv- ,K, Uj .eiecung a truck chassis and body as a unit. P. W; FERGUSON Main Street Wavnesville,? lul. Coed for over yr r. V. Massey
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