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thi-rspay' oCTQBER xh 1933
THE WAYNESVILLE 3101 NTAINEER
President Refuses
To ( hange Date ui
Thanksgiving Day
WAITER DIES FROM F.XGIM KR DROVE ENGINE
EXCITEMENT IN X. V.
,1 1(3 000,000 turkeys get
tik of life and farmer? an
$1,000,000 because of Pres-
s';' ''.'," ' v ,,,-t'velt's decision not to move
r--'-kV.'ivinff Day up a week, agri-
i irtnieni experts saia today
i
ve-
,1 their fiemrps of $1.000..
:lu amount miKey growers
; i to lose if Thanksgiving
"yAwd up a week, as various mer
iri..,ups have urged, on last
. average prices-
i XT 1 T A ' 1
pr, iutir- last iNuvemuer yuiamea
ixir turkeys. Turkeys the week
...rc marketed for Thanksgiving
u'jal'y jrain aooui nan a pouna,
3?' L - ... ..1. 1 ! i
mo"f years iurey crop at
16i:,m0.ii0ii or 2.000000 less than a
.ta. ago.
MILLION' MILES
ew
in ob
service.
i C. KimreaV exlensioji datiry
'.. n. . i n i. . 1
.jBK-alirt at aiaie college, nas Deen
p'rar. tfl a leave of absence for three
months t- work with the Agrieul-
tara! Adjustment Administration at
U'adiington in aiding dairymen of
the South to prepare code agreements.
Catawba County farmers have
parcRaased more farm machinery in
the past three months than they have
in the w hole past tnree years.
A cafe cashier .lied of excitement
in New York shortly after a waiter
prevented a holdup and go; a serious
bullet wound for his heroism.
More than 100 patrons were in the
cafe when two men strolled in ami
attempted to hold up the cashier. 40-yearl-old
Henry Harmo.
Hal Broomhead. 31-year-old waiter,
went to Harmon's aid. Two shotsj
struck him.
One robber escaped, but another
waiter grabbed the other, took his
gun and beat him over the head. The
"7' ""Ei tu (ve mrougn ai Mr. and Mrs. J. S Williams, of
p.a.c b ,nuow. out ratromum Asheville. attended the district we
, ,a , iuian caugn mm ami suu-.fare conference here Tuesday.
.lucu iiiiii wnn a nigni suck. At po.
licp headquarters he gave the name
of William Fav-
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m u oiii'uih. i.inoiniuiw origin-1
e;r " . .i. "l'ail 1- urUmg. lias re
tired after driving lccomotives 2.-
.tn.piH) miles over the run from X
Orleans to Lafayette. La
years ot contmuou.-
Sicknes has kept Furlong off the
job only three hours and not even one
minor accident has occurred when he
was at the throttle. The veteran
still has the travel urge and wants
to ride his old train to the Golden
West, to California.
Harmon was walking into the
emergency room to attempt to iden
tify the man when he fell dead.
Doctors said a heart attack, caused
by excitement, was responsible.
Two hundred Orange County
farmers attended the annual picnic
given by the Board of Agriculture at
the farm of E- S. Vanatta recently.
Joe Boreh of Person county reports
a corn field that will make an aver
age of 60 bushels of grain an acre.
LejK'deza was grown on the land for
the past two years.
E. IL Garrison, county agent, of
Moore County, make the observa
tion that where land is properly ter
raced there is a oO per cent, increase
in crop yield with the same amount
of fertilizer per acre.
To control a threatened outbreak
of cholera, the farm agent of Cur
rituck county vaccinated 1,459 hogs
on (it! different farms in 11 commu
nities last week.
The third cattle show by Guernsey
breeders of Burke county has been
planned for this fall at Morganton
Committees have been appointed by
the breeders to arrange for the show.
Why I Am Against Repeal of
The 18th Amendment
MRS. W. T. CRAWFORD '
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-BUY YOUR GARMENTS TODAY
Prepared I
forMEN
A selection of clothing that causes
us to believe we can suite you. Here
as in other departments, we believe
that we can give the best combination
of quality style and price.
An inventory . yesterday revealed an attractive group
of ' I2S suits sized as follows:
33-36 23 suits
37-38 37 suits
39-40 33 suits
42-46 21 suits
Stout and longs 14 suits
Total
128 Suits
Sl'KELY
VOl R
SUT
IS
AMONG
THESE
Hurt, SchafTner and Marx being featured at S22.."0
until October .31. Sixxty three ((!) suits priced S12.."0
to sf 1.9'); a second group at $.?."; and a third at .ST.;).").
I'm es low. Quality high.
Never Airain Can. Prices So Low Be
Offered
Shop in Waynesville
Help Build your Own Town
Accessories
Arrow shirts and ties.
Cooper underwear.
Faultless Paiamas.
Interwoven Hose.
Thoroughbred and Stetson hats
Hiekock and Pioneer belts and
Suspenders.
Crosby Square and Peters Shoes.
TambKnit Sweaters.
Hansen Gloves.
Received today 3 double-breasted, Oxford gray,
Hart SchafTner and Marv Suits,
G. E. Ray's Sons
A Department Store
hi
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Xisfer.OrVejt
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Clothes
VJA J i Rill
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1 should feel very sorry and asham
ed for Haywood county to "go wet"
just because thirty-three states have
already done so. Just who started it
all anyway? In the same way and
measure that the radio "Prince Ali
Hendo"' pronounced a "cur-e" on An.
ily and Andy fell for it. in that same
way and measure the lupior interests
have convinced the unthinking public
that the Kighteenth Amendment has
brought about the curse of the crime
w ive of the . nation. l.aw- breakers
are only taking advantage of the re
bellion raised by liquor interests wet
speakers and the wet press and are
smashing all laws regardless. If the
"loud speakers" had kept silent, such
a thing as repeal would never have
been thought of. Naturally there are
two or three classes who are expect
ed to favor repeal; those who gain
business through the misfortunes of
others, those who want office, and
those who get paid for every wet
speech they make!
Ther is nothing like o much
drinking now as there once was. The
"Young 1 einci at s" and "Young Re
publicans" have no way of remem
bering how conditions were before
they were born, and 1 am surprised
that mmiio older ones have forgotten
Time was when women and children
were a I way.- afraid of meeting a
drunk in m no matter whore they
went. i were afraid to go on the
M ivi ! r. a i nigh: , ,. - n to church, i bice
1 :-aw a ii i mil, man lying in l he 'mid j
!V of :1a ..i,iewa!k and lime- out of
mm::v! I ha e hcaid tin in go v,-roam
ing .nd 'running their horses along
1 hi- !,-i,U ealw;i .. -laved home on
o!,v: k :i da -. ;.-r u,. w.re afraid of
t lie 1 1 Mink nn ii who filled : In 1 1 eo. -.
I It'W dill'et eii now !
I: was m j ple.-ifiiiv i" - u nd alino-t
t w yi'.-i r-. at .Mind I'.o-! a nd I ':, 111
I'l'l'iige .1 Us; Im-1'oi-v, the eh i t loll of
15o1hji- papers w.-'e full of due
happening-'1 hat wore epev:ed ui- the
po) i- mi eleoi ion day.. I spent I ho
wh.i'i day going to numerous polling
idaers jns to see what the were
like for I h;l, h.-nrd that M issa
elni-etis was -'distovioil Iv av :..- .Tile
I nil U -,';iy uOell until eight p in. and
l i-ited one place .ill-! l-efoie elo-ing
'line. Then- was-. -no him of ill -order
anywhere arid not a sitielj of win
key, luo of the voting pi n-e- were
in i hurcli pa rloi s, two m city halb.
two. -in -chool hiiili-ljng- tw'o in iolice
.-tali ois. one in an empty store, etc
In all those in Win'- T av only
ti-il drunk men and mn--.drunk wolnau j
lint I saw several niiriion- of perfect
ly soher one-. and this ineluded
U ,sliiiigt-oil- rinlaili Iphm New Yol k
and I'.osloH.
"They" - ay : here i . e'eo--si ,- ill mk .
ing iiiuorig -tiiileuts. In that time I
am sure thai l i-oiilil claim tli.-i! I -aw
at lea-t i cross. seel i,,u ,,f the -tuilenl
lit',, of America for j a- often
t in ow n a i pong t .hod and of -I mli-u; s.
1 lived near II irvard Nquare the
whole time attended t w Harvard
c ommencement - a nd several oi hers,
i-f'ill saw students of Kadclilt'o,
Sim in on - , Ma ai tin et- Technology,
- o t h w e - tein am) Ho -(on I ' niversi.
tie-- liteially thousand- of :h''-m 1
ai-.o went on a strident excursion into
N'v i I am p-lii re and in all tha' tinni
1 aw no i- ideiicc of dunking. I was
at llarvaid St id ill in a lew times.
Hi!.,, I watehril (is (H.M. reopli: "llnw"
en' m a --ieady .' resin. I al'lerwards
counted tje i-nipty hollies on the
gioiiinl and sni-llcd whisKf.y.- si rung
a a r is -trci ne.-.r iiv, . .' n'(. 1
.i- in wli il- I he headline s -i ailed H
"rot" oil a -ui iv a y irain ri-iweeri
l 'on an,i ( " 1 1 ) 1 1 ; 1 1 f - . Twco'v po
I : i i in - i ! an: W'eied the "rio' ki'i" :nii
hen 'I he ' I rain reached' II; fvj i J
Su'i.e'i- .u'l'iv atriiired up a-- the ' p'iis
.n:'i r- ct'tie oil'. Ahoiii a liiiinlied
' .i 1 1 1 t - vvi-ri a ii i . i.-d. Ii naiiovveil
,io:,s n fn one I la i V a i i 1 hoy v.-ho. win
la'i! eMielled. I ! ill I lure W;i , Ii'l-a
ii.': ! of 'w'hi-kcy -tlicv ui'i'i; uli-Kip.
i -' -over., winning, a gamp ain.l hat!
Ic'ii-rii -njiii light I m 1 1 i.s in one of the
I- :im in." :.iin-ri a n: I.egion .pa
ra:;'.' ,,,(' . . tp:ai: e-i-r ' ' ..f'"-t nil' it -
v.- i;!y i-igii: null-- long,' df lo-.kMa.s-r
-1 : I ell: a .! on i . f ' o- In 'I i r- In 'pa-'- a
g',;..-n Jioin: . -'I. hey ' 'eeniei! duly -soher,'1
to:' 'flu- ..-forma.) jon -wa; tine X, (n-a
- , :'.!; . ' . w : . i n I - v liv- I ; iii-
.,".- v, H'-.'-co.-ri.- funny . ' i'p y ; making
;-. , ; ,a y- o' ' I hcin : ! i
i ' aw. :( 1n-.i-l.ma - ci-owil.- fiy th"
lunnlred-thoiisands. I saw (munist
and many other gatherings. 1 saw tho
hunger marchers, and the May-Day
paraders who are supposed to throw
bombs,! 1 sat on a front seat and
listened t the harangues of the beor
paradei'S' and even went to two
"wet rallies" (and heard proudly of
the "dry hill-billies (if the South)
and -behold! they all with one ac.
coid siH-med to be sober!
No!! "They" are only trying to
fool us in order to get our support
in order to get a reversal af a good
law in order that they may haw more
litpior- and more and easier ways of
getting it.
As for the revenues, no doubt some
body can find a more decent way of
getting them other than through the
debauchery of our citizenship
If we had had more I'rschels and
more Judge Yaughts and more offi
cers w ho were not so deaf, dumb and
blind, wg doubtless would have been
spared the Huby Lindbergh disgrace
and thousands of kindred crimes.
1 am thinking of our boys and
girls, not only of the present, but. of
the future and it is the duty of every
right-thinking citizen to 'lead anil
safeguard them in every way possible.
(T.YHK SCHOOL N'LWS
The Clyde High. School .society met
n I' liday. Oct. I-".. l;i;!.;, and an 'inter--1
ing p rogi am w as rendered.
IVoUoiial cverci-e-, Irviu Kever
Seng, Dorothy Walker. Maigaiet
I eal hcru ood, I 'arllon I 'ot .-me, and
Kcln Finchcr.
( 1 1 ie 1 lia I I Vein Mo- 1- I ei ma n.
I'iay Virginia Collin- Doli- Me
dio ken and William ( 1 1 con,
I 'i oplii'i Itulah lir.iw n.
S-mg In all. Vltalll,. IImiiii of llie
lu-piilili. ."
Tin- -ociel j i p i o i ng ii he cry
siiceefti! Tin- interest i- cr high
at pie-i ii and eei yone' is anioiis
to lill In her p lit to their gteali"-t
.ability. '
li - I'tMiikie Hughes had a- her
1-tle -l last week end M 1 s l ucile Mc
(luie front lla.-elwood
Mr. Ilol-ace l-'iancis. .eietice lojuhtr.
in :hc high school, wits ill Monday
We 1 1 . 1 1 e, Iir will he back in -chool
soon.
Mr. flow .id Shook and Mi'- Fmily
Sntal lior- nave a parly Saturday
nigh, af Hi,, homo of Mi. Howard
shci, .. ;
All -.. Connatser, our principal s
wile. i- siill'enng with a sinained
ankle. VVe all hope idle will soon he
ahie lo walk:
The Senior-'' sviiipa t liiv.i' .'-, w 1 1 h cine
of th, ir Chi.-'- nn inhei- Miss Margie
I'.roek ocr the h'-- of her father
las) week
Community Faii
To Be Held Sat.
( Cunt iniied from page 1 )
(i. Table heet 1 hunch.
7. ( 'a ifol ; I bunch
S i: i.i t 'ibag'ers. I bunch: .-
i. ol pi pper I -lalk.
Ill, Swe.it peipet I lalk.
I 1 'I'olliatoe , plate of
12 Candy IbiaOer.
1 ( 'el.'i y hunch d'
1 1. t Ik.i a nr ( iiiuiho.
l.'i. I.i'ltuce, :! head .
Canned ( ion'.ls
I Ten. lies., '-
::.:IVar:'
I it' w berries.
Y Chel t ie .
2. 1 1 iiekh'bei rie-
1 1 1 1 a c It I ie r I' leS'
it. .Strawberries-.
X, Ka pbi.'iries.
if. Apple-.. ,: - '
111: Ih'ltl'g.nll'-
1 1 c -. :.
'. P.'--
i: Peaches,
t'. I 'eat .'
:;. Si i a win t ,
I. Cherry. :,
a. Apple.
C. (uitiee.
V. W a'irnn I
I Dewberry er Hlackiwrry.
" Strawberry.
t. Kaspberry.
7. Leach.
S. Curiant.
Jam i
1. Leach.
2. Hum.
.'!. Apple marmalade.
4. Blackberry,
ft. Dewberry.
(!. Strawberry.
7. Kaspberry.
5. (irapo
Pickles and Kelishei
1. Cucumber, whole.
2. OucuihIht. sliced.
.!. Peach.
4. Pear.
5. Apple.
ti. Dixie relish of pepperhash.
7. Mixed pickles. i
S. HtH'ts. ;
9. Onions. :
10. Tomato Catsup.
11. Chili Sauce.
1'2- Spiced cherries. i
Crape conserve.
Any one is free to make an exhibiti I
of any item listed or of any thing . I
which they wish to display. We He-
sire very much to have the ladies
display their hand work- We ap-' Y
preciate the ell'orts of Miss Edwards
and her girls. ' .ft
Ltv,. new trench silo have lieen
dug by dairy farmers of Henderson
c uiiil v I his summer.
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Want
Ads
WAN T K I)
Man with Loinv; equipment
lo cut poles near Waynesville and
fo do haulinr. Also want id buy
chestnut pole boundary and poles
delivered or on skids from thirty
to forty-five feet, (iood inspec.
ticn. Write or see
M. J. Lynanr,
Robbinsville, X. '.
!. Apde.
2, Crabapp
th : (ira pe.
Jelly
6 6 6
I.KH ID. I V lil.K'l S. S AI.V i: VOSK
DROPS
C'hwlis Malaria in :i days, Cidds Irst
day. Ileiidachesi or Neuralgia in
. minutes,
I ine Lavative and Tonic
lo-l Speedy Kemi'dies Known,
You'll Be
Proud of It,
Too!
Kverv woman who owns a
C'oppc"''-('lal Haivjje is proud to
show it. . . eager to praise it
4 to her friends.
That's ortly nalui.il, for Ijie
oppcr-Ciad is a remarkably
be;iulilul range easy to keep
lean, saving, of fuel mid a
real' wonder at bakinji and
cooking'.
When .-you own a Copper
Clad ouH' itoinji to be proud
of it. too.
There are'thirty-six distinc-
lie features hnill into the
Copper-Clad K.itim1. . . thirty.
six jjood reasons why people
who own it -.praise it so highly.
"'.
Come in and let us show you
hese features.
STERCHFS
ri riir.MOKK asiikvm.ij:
COPPER-CLAD
RANGES
lour linishes White, (iray,
tan and ureen porcelain enamel
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LOST A large brown tinted cameo
briiach- mounted on engraved yel'ow
. p-obl. Return to AVoman's K.xchangre
and receive reward, ,
STKADV WORK C.OOD PAY
KELIAP.LE. MAN' WANTED o call
. on farmers in Haywood. County. No
ovtwrienrp or raDital needed. Write
today. McNESS CO- Dept. S..
Frpennrt. Illinois.. , ' ltpd
DOG WO OD W A N TE D!
SPECIFICATIONS TOR ( I TTlNt;
Dogwood must be I inches clear of bark at small end and
cut .'! and lz feet long. Will take some -'knots where
t.here is 10 inches between knots, red heailed wood must
have 2! j inches white wood from red to bark. ( an't use
sap knots Cash on Delivery.
Bradley-Davis Co.
Morgan & Ward HId. Waynesville, . C.
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