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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1933
Hazelwood Downs
Bleacherites, 17-3
(Continued from pape 1)
and Burrell also collected three hits
ach. "Curley" Price was back in
the game and hit two triple lor three
tries.
Rice and V. Morton led Saylea bit
ters, getting three safeties each.
Hazelwood will play Beacon Mills
on the local field Saturday at 3:30.
HAZELWOOD AB RUE
Glen Wyatt, If 2 1 0
Fisher, 2b 5 2 3 1
Bun ell. ss 5 2 3 0
Robinson, lb. ... 5 ' ' 0
A. Wyatt, cf 4 1 3 i)
Price, c I 2 ?
Proves:, 3b 3 2 1 0
Putnam, p .5 2 2 0
K.;ykendall, rf - 4 I '' 0
Powers, (Z), p 1 0 'J 0
41 17 21 1
SAYLES
Landreth, 3b. .
McAbee, 2b. . .
J. Cook. c.
W. Morton, if. .
Rice.
V. Morton, cf. . .
E. Cook, lb. ..
Kma, If
Brown, 15.
Davison. (7.. p.
:o pitch in Sth.
AB R H E
5 0 0 0
5 ,0 2 0
3 0 0 0
1 3 0
1 1 3 0
4 1 1 0
.3 0 10
... .3 il 1 0
3 0 1 0
1 0 1 0
.... 1 0 0 0
'ii. p io i o
38 3 13 1
(Z) Went in for Connor in 7th
(ZZ) went in for Brown in 6th.
(ZZZ) Went in for Cook in 0:h
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Hazehvoo.l 010-030-1300
JV101: ORDER VSITED AMERI
CA X MEM AX ICS
Mil-. every Tuesday night
at S o'clock- All visiting
Juniors are welcome to all
meetings. Way nesvjlle
Council No. 373.
Waynesville Council No. 373, metin
the lodge room over the First Na
tional Bank in regular session Tues
day, May 30. S n. m- Officers -were
, elected for the ensuing term of six
months, as follows: W. H. Burgin,
Councilor; E It. Eiisley, Vice Coun
cilor; John Boyd, Assistant Recording
Secretary; Hardy Liner, Jr.- Chap
lain; To'.n Smith. "Warden; Clarence
Barnes,' Conductor; Sum Galloway,
Outside Sentinel; J. II. Barnes, Inside
Sentinel.
The other officers continuing in
office for the year were; J. R. Boyd,
Trucs( o ; W. T. Meliall'cy, Treasurer ;
V. A. Burgin, Financial Seereary,
and W. A. (irahl. Recording Secretary.
A band of musicians were present
and furnished delightful music. They
were Clarence Barnes, harmonica;
Gudger Davis, 1 guitar; Arthur Shc-han-
banjo; Jim Shchan, violin. The
music vas greatly enjoyed. .
The Wayncsville Junior Order has
a membership of 260.
PAT-
Medium Sort Of In-Between. Tariffs"
Needed, 10-Year-Old Girl Tells Roosevelt
Eat and Be Yourself. How our
Meals Affect Wir Character and Ii
position Is Belated by a Distinguished
Scientist in T he A miincan Weekly,
Iho Magazine Distributed With Next
Sunday's Baltimore American. Buy
our Copy From oiir Favorite News
dealer or Newsboy.
PHILADELPHIA W hat lO-ycar-old
Anne Caner thinks this country
needs i. "medium sort of in-between
taritl's," and she's the proud possessor
of documentary .evidence, that the
Roosevelt Administration agrees with
her.
: Tariff-, which she has reading about
in school, kept A 'ire awake nights
m, she wrote to President Roosevelt
about them. -She .'received a reply
May 22 ft oin Sidney . Morgan, secr.o
Uiiy of the Tarilf Commission, calling
hi r a irood citizen and telling her lot.-
about the vexing pnddem.
I he letter "was -accompanied o a
stack of books and pamphlets whi'.-h
Arine intends to read "as soon as I
.et a dictionary."
Tolling Anne that her 'medium sort
of in-between" taritl's are "just what
we are all l.oking for," Secretary
Moryan -aiu losing sleep over the
subject is "nothing to, be alarmed
about."
"Many older people have had the
same experience," "ho wrote.
Anne's letter, which neither of her
parents knew she had written, began:
"I am 10 years old ami I'm in the
:!t'th grade. 'At the school I go to we
have weeklyreaders. Ill one of them
I read about tariffs.
"I haven't slept very well because
they're all I can think of.: Now I 11
begin. If we have high tariffs, busi
ness will become worse. On the other
' h:ind, if we have . low tariffs every
country will be trading and . things
LEGAL BLANKS
for
SALE
AT
The Mountaineer
Office
Deeds of Trust
Chattel Mortgages
Warranty Deeds
State Warrants
Civil Summons
will In- better, but! Soon the countries
wild lie 'wanting to trade but can';,
why? Because they all will have. the
same things to ..trade. There! What
will be done then'.' Bt!--ine-s will be
,rso than ever.
"I think medium sort of -in-bet sve; -i.
tarics ought to, lie had.'.' What dy you
ihiiik? ( Via may think this letter th
funniest thing in th; world rut f mean
business. )
"Your humble.' "rva u.r .
"Anne ' 'an.-. .
'I', S. Hoping to hear frV.in vou in
the future." .
Cinnamon Toati is
Tea-Time Variation
By Jane Rogers
"Doesn't that soprano have a large
repertoire "
"Yes. ami tnat dress she has en
makes it look worse." Copper
Weekly.
Relax Tense
"NERVES"
t -'v.'..' -t
' .v'.'-
M .e?:A
.-VSV1
WHEN a frieiul cr two drops Ii
unannounced and informally
at tea time, do not be alarmed it
the cookie jar is empty and tli-
cako box vacant. Cinnamon toast
Js one of the most delicious accom
paniments to
the hospitab'a
afternoon cup
of tea and the
materials f o t
it are always
In. the kitchen.
Sugar, too, in x
highly efilcient
quick enorcy
food and tl;p
ctveet browned coating will Kiipply
frcsii vigor for the re?t of tho day'B
work.
If tlio children arc at home, cin
namon toast with a t'lsis o" uihk
will mp.le a wholesome and nour-
Isliing afternoon snack, and they'll
iove it.
This is the w-ay I have always
made it:
Cinnamon Toast
Cut and toast slices of bread.'
Spread them with butter and1
'sprinkle generously with a mixture
cf .cinnamon and sugar two -tablespoons
of cinnamon to the cup of
sugar. Tlace the slices in the
oven close to the flame. When the
sugar has melted r and bubbles,
slightly, remove the toast from the;
oven and cut. off the crusts. I
Los.i of . Sleep, Crankiness,
Headache, Neuralgia, Indiges
tion . a : i cl Fatigue-' arc common
Jesuits of over-work and nerve
train. ;
Miss Ruth. Sheets, a charming
Michigan school' teacher says:
"1 7:iv .taken your Nerv
ine during my college work
end d hen l cict those lierv-
oils .'is after a hard day's
tt :v!' ; ;.. Tain sending 'my
moth c . -!r me I o you. Will
yo.ii .pi-ate 'send her a trial
' ;")ncK':;;v';" - '
Kola.': your tense nerves with
tho ''same re liable-medicine Miss;
Sheets found so effective..
Get it at yenr drug store.
Large bctile $1.00 Small 2jc.
Money back if you arc not, .
satisfied.
Western Railroad Ready To Try Out
Motor Train To Do 110 Miles An Hour
CHICAGO. With a revolutionary
type of railroad train borrowing its
design from the airplane -nd the
streamline automobile, and capable
of a top speed of 110 miles an hour
and a sustained speed of 90 miles, the
Union Pacific Railroad hopes to win
back lost traffic to the rails.
In plans announced today this rail
road verified rumors extant for some
time that the I'il people were putting
their heads together to develop some
thing radically new in the .vay of
equipment, and that the new train
has been developed to the point, it
wa- said in the announcement, where
its construction can begin at once
and i: can be put into service within
six months.
The whole train, which nm-isU of
lhre cars hinged together into a long
tubular rocket-shaped train which
' k.. like it is nade of one piece, is
described as weghing no more than
a regular type Pullman car. Its con.
struction is to be of aluminum or a
light-weight stainless steel, the shape
streamlined to avoid unnecessary wind1
resistance so maximum speed can be
attained at minimum effort. A 600-horse-pr,wer
internal combustion en
gine, located in the front car. will
give the power.
Completely equipped with modern
roller bearings and with liberal use oT
rubber in the trucks and probab'y
a new type of resilient wheel, ths train
is designed to ride smoother than
anything yet known. Being complete
ly sealed, cooled in summer and warm
ed in winter by an air conditioning
system, it will furnish travel comfort
par excellence.
Present plans' do not include sleep
ing facilities, although they will be
included in trains to be designed later,
i' ir said- The first tiain is to lie uvo
on daylight runs on parts of the Chi
cago to California route.
To get the full .effects of streamil..
ing, which is carried to a further t.
tent than has ever been attempted
either in this country or Europe, ac
cording to the announcement, all de
vices such as headlights, tail lights
whistles, hells, etc.. are reeofscv'l into
the body, and windows are flush with
the t rain.
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
Although there are three ci.
there are but four sets of truck-. r
at the front and one at the rea- S"
two others in between the co
thus saving weight and r. ;
cost of maintenance.
A Laxative that costs
only ltf or less a dose
NEXT TIME you need medii i:.
to act on the bowels, try Th- ;
fnH'o rtl.iel--nmui:ht. It l.rii..
quick relief and is priced wi-:..; .
reach of all. Iilack-Draught ;
I one of the least expensive lav..
1 tives that you can find. A 25-e- :.
package contains L'o or more cos. -Refreshing
relief from constipa
tion troubles for only a cent c :
less a dose that's why thousand
of men and women prefer Th.ji;
ford's Black-riraugbt.
MAKE THIS 25c TEST
I ,
I Physic the bladder as you would t:
bowleg. Drive out impurities and e
cessive acids that cause irritation
burning and frequent desire. Get a
25c test box of BU-KETS, the bladder
physic, from any drug store. After
four days if your are not relieved of
getting up nights go back and get
your money. BU-KETS, containing
buchu leaves, juniper oil, etc., aet
pleasant and effectively, on the blad
der similar to castor oil on the bow
If you are bothered with backache,
leg' pains caused from bladder diso!
ders you arP bound to feel better aft
this cleansing and you get your reg..
lar sleep.
"The Waynesville Pharmacy, sa
BURETS is a best seller." adv
Harrison Hall, Canton and Mabel
Hoglan, Canton. ;
Fred L. Medford, Crabtrce and
Pauline . Davis, Crabtrce.
Ueyd P. Holland, and Mrs, Vivian
Gragg,. Canton.;.
XOTICE
The 'partnership' heretofore exist
ing between W. C. Russ and P. D.
Deaton, owner of the Waynesville
Printing Company, was dissolved May
2.'J.' 1933. .
W. C. RUSS.
Want
Ads
FOR
m BAT ttf
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
Jeifeivon E' Owens, trustee, to
North. Carolina .Mortgage Co., 1 lot,
Beaverdam township.-
J, A. McGee and -wife to Blanche
Haley Prcssley, 5 lots, Beaverdam
township.
L. C. Clark and wife to A, II,
Dot son, 2 lots. Beaverdam.
Glenn Moore and wife to Bob Clark,
and wife, tract, Beaveram.
I rank Nichols and wife to James
Swangcr, 1 lot, Beaverdam.
Ion A. Venture, Inc., to Ada M.
I"c::enrod. 1 lot, Beaverdani.
A. V- Jpyner and wife to W. G.
Cole and wife, 1 lot, Beaverdam.
J. R. Sheffield and wife to A. C.
Grant and wife, 2 tracts, Pigeon
township,
B; H. and W. J. Blaylock and wife
to H. E, Blaylock and wife, '7.34 acres,
Pigeon township.
J. R. Carswell and wife to Ellis
Setzer and wife, 1 acres, Waynes
ville township.
Samuel C. and Virginia Welch to
A. J. Rose, 3-4 acre, Waynesville
township.
Harold S. Graham and wife to J.
W, Ray, 1 lot, Waynesville township.
Ellen Messer to Alice Bramlett,
40 ocres, White "Oak township.
FOR SALE
A 7-Room furnished bunga
low and three and one-ninth
acres of level cleared land. Lo
cated on Highway No. 10. at
Hazelwood where railroad
crosses highway. Outbuildings
and house thoroughly painted.
Nice lawn, lots of shrubbery
and young fruit trees. Double
rock garage, and a 130 foot
drilled well at porch with
double-action pump.
This is a real buy. If inter
ested see or write
S. S. L. Smith
Owner
Waynesville Route One
ALK-One Buick 0 Touring
.-nr. '--A 1 condition. New tires.
Bargain. See C. N- Allen, Hazel
wood o,. call -IS. June2c
Renew Your Health
By Purification
Any. physician will tell you tl.:,;
"Perfect Purification of the Svstoi.
is Nature's Foundation of Perl'.
Health." Why not rid. yourself . '
. ch'rouic ailments that are nn.. r
liiining your vitality? Purify y-
entire system by taking a them.: ;'!
course of CaUit'abs, once" or tv.l,,
a week for several weeks and 'S -how
Nature rewards you w:'".
health.
Calotabs purify the blood by a :
voting the liver, kidneys, Bteiu-i
and bowels. In 10 cts. and 3"i c!-.
packages. All- dealers. . '(Adv.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And You'll Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Rarin' to Go
It you feel sour and sank and the worM
liinka punk, don't swallow a lot of sa!--.
mineral water, oil, laxative candy or chew.: .:
jam and expect them to make you sudLkr-J.,
sweet and buoyant and full of sunshine.
For they can't do it.'They only move th.
bowels anda mere movement doesn't c t a
the cause. The reason for ya'ur'down-and-ml'
feeling is your liver. It should .pour out tw
pounds of liquid bile into your bowels' daily
If this bile is not flowing. freely, your f-
doesn't digest. It just decays in the bow, !.
(ias bloats up your stomach. You havv a
thick, bad fats' and your breath is- fou
sk'in rfu-n h;-aks out in blemishes. Your lie.
;'.!,, s and you fiHfl down end out. Your wl:,.
system poisoned.
It- takes those pood, old CARTE;
I ITTLB L1VKR 1'iLl.S to Ret thess
p .unds of bile flowing freely and make v
f,.,4 "up and up." They contain wonder;.,,
harmless, gentle vegetable extracts. amaziT
vt i,.-n it comes to making the bile tlow frcii -
But don't a?k for liver pill. 'Ask for Tarter
Little l.iver I'ills. Look for the name Cart. -I.ittl,!
Liver Pills on the red lab.-!. Keent ...
oihstitute. 25c at all stores- l'.'.ll ("- M-'
Bring Out The Beauty
1 of Your Woodwork
WITH-
PEE GEE!
VARNISH I
t
'
:
4-
4
4-
4
II ..,jBMrt.
FLOOR VARHCH
This Varnish gives you a durable
clean finish that brings out the
beauty and saves the surface of
your woodwork.
Pee Gee Brushes
Standard P E E GEE
Brushes are vulcanized
in rubber to prevent
shedding. The brush real
painters prefer.
Waynesville Hardware Company
R. G. COFFEY, MGR.
fhone 71
Main Street
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