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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY OCTOBER 26, 1;
Report Is Spread Thai Sen,
Key no Ids Man fymt Mis job
Many
To
We
Ready To Push Way
Place If He Does
Resign
life a train,
dl" th(
recent actions
European trip,
for the Char-
his rea-
'I'here is a possibility thai Senator
(Robert R. Reynolds may resign as
Humor Senator from North Carolina
land enter into private
according to close observe!
(political world and the
k)f the senator and his
fr. M. Prigdun writer
nnt.t News last, week gavi
Rons why he thought that Senator
.Reynolds might soon quit his post.
J With no one in it lie New World
. i knowing what Senator Hob Reynolds
irmay be up to next, and everybody.
f including his own supporters, taking
ton an attitude of expctancy, the niys-
.'terious source from from which comes
f explanations for everything that is
'... political has been busy.
h Particularly expectant is that group
which will fall into phalanxes and
..platoons and flying wedges at the
jdrop of the hat should it so happen
that Senator Rob does resign his sen
atorial seat soon after his return from
Scandinavia. Russia and other places
pver there. The Senator landed in
.ijNew York today.
i j Should he, there will bP senatorial I
booms to inflato and gubernatorial I
plignments to readjust in the light!
! 3f a new state of affairs. 'I here will
' )e much going and coming and pres
i sure putting.
SEVERAL REPORTS
Several reports are current, all
.pointing to the supposed anticipated
resignation. ThP reports had been
jiround for weeks, since the senator's
: departure for a not fully explained
f ;rip abroad, but were not given cre
dence among the back home politi
cians until "Red Buck" Kryatit took
'lotice of them in Sunday's C -harlot to
News in bis correspondence from
Nov, 1 Is Deadline
To Get License For
All Highway Signs
The State1 Department of Revenue
yesterday set. November 1 n the dead
line for rcmov.il of all signs from
the highways which do not bear li
cense tag.-: in accordance with the
1 !):,'; statute.
The act became effective on June 1,
but the time was formally extended
to August 1, and since that date the
department has contented itself with
notifying violators. However, the
department yesterday gave notice to
all that will end on November 1, and
all signs on which the tax remains
unpaid will be summarily removed-
The department issued the follow-1
ing notice:
"Under th,. provision of Section 151
oi uie nevenue Act the ( kmimissioner
of Revenue is charged with the duty
oi Having all advertising displayed
on the highways of the State not
having affixed thereto an identifica
tion furnished by the Commissioner
of Revenue that the license tax re
quired for the display of such adver
tisements, has been naid removed or
lestroyed.
"Numerous notices h:iv,. Iw.
to advertisers throughout the State,
both by correspondence and through
field representatives of the Depart-
-. ii. ineie are sun a large num
ber of these advertisements not hav
ing any indication of the tax having
been paid.
"A request will he sent the High
way Commission on November 1 to
proceed to remove all advertisements
not bearing th,. imnririt showing th
tax as having been paid, as provid
ed in the Statute."
vr
h,
"Is the cold crefini irimrjintp..(l to
take out wriknles?" asked the old
maid.
"Why madam." responded the im
pertinent drug store clerk, ".the cold
cream will take the wrinwtes out of
corrogated iron."
"If that's the case," came the re
ply. "1 should think you'd use a ht
of it on your skull "
(jABBY (jERTIE
Washington
j. . Since then the political talk has
. jheratiered on that and Hwle else.
-Reynolds is tired of the senate, it ho
:eports say and he will take a rov
. Mig commission with a big corpora
tion, he will represent European dls.
ji ..filers' in this country, he will go on
: I .he Chautauqua platform, he will form
"'Hi comnanv with McAdon. 1m will
I'jvell, what hav(. you.'
i'i So -North Carol i n .w,iit;i i
, ... " r'"tini.ai imiiiii
i judders are getting their material
: eauy, in case there should be work
o do.
I'j Governor Ehrtnghaus would have
bV" uulv 01 making the appointment
1 Ju a successor. TV,, ,,..,..,,,.. .... a.
; politicians say, is not averse to the
juea oi oei ng senator Railey's sue
iessor in 193C. which might have :
tearing on any appointment that
nay oe maue.
MENTION McLENDON
,1 In making his appointment, it was
lonsidered the governor probably
j( ..... ui ins campaign
! , uuiaKer, l,. . McUmdon, but Mr.
: l McLendon has so recently moved into
1 '-he .western North Carolina terri
, i ,ory into Greensboro from the moro
( pastern Durham that he could not
pe appointed as western senator
ith arousinc n ti-vifu un,-n.,
tin loner il.uiiwilct ,,..,-.,..,.
As Reynolds' nnnnnnnt i.i 10'ia n.f
; IcLendon might fit in excellently
put as h's smcessor after having
j aecn inthe territory only a few weeks
ji )t wouldn't work, politicians say.
'1 Also Mr. -McLendon might make an
i, iccent fihli ti,tffri.i ....... i;. i.. .. e
J rnor in V.KW a possiblity which has
i ;jeen mentioned.
! j With those things m mind accord.
m to the dopesters, Governor Ehring.
.. paus mignt liegm to consider thoj
r"" eiiai.oriai availables.
, THEN, THERE'S GARDNER
There is former Governor 0. Ma
Gardner now a big business man.
! vnd probably wouldn't accept, even
,f it were offered him.'-
j Thflre ls Clyde R. HoPv who has
ou!d have no political oflice w.nch u,UrT f,om P,k's 'r "cm
he people do not Vive b th, "n 1 0,lhl,1is, hav, bw'.,me l-Pondent be
sjjtaw,
' . J
"While it's necess.irv tn his truthful
at home, one can always, lie on come
ucacn."
This New Treatment
For Piles-Seldom Fails
he people do not five him at the polls.
There is Colonel-T. I.. Kirkpatrick
j who is an avowed candidate for
governor in 1936. and a menace t the
administration candidate. The colonel
will receive, full consideration, from
,3 political standpoint, for this reason.
;iJis friends are already firing letters
an to him, urging him to b- prepared.
;v There is former Judge Tarn C.
Rnwie, also a gubernatorial possibil
i.jity, but who was discounted so defi
) nitely in the 19,'12 senatorial cam-
paign that he would have difficulty in
approaching the appointment.
)'.,. There is Judge Wilson Warlick.
j inoken of for governor he and a half
j-dozen others, any one of which could
j b persuaded to givP up their guber
natorial ambitions in order to be a
.senator.
I But, they all say sadly, Reynolds
l .iiaaii t resignea .yet.
cause they have been led tn helmvn
that their cas was hopeless and that
there was nothing m the world to help
infill.
To these people we say, "Go to
Smith's-'Cut. Rate Drug Co. or your
druggist and get an original 60 cent
box of MOAV A SUPPOSITORIES."
Inserted into the rectum according to
dnections they reach the source of the
trouble and. by their soothing, healing,
antiseptic action first allay the pain
ami soreness and then by direct con
tact with the piles bring about a re
duction and you get rest and comfort
nce again.
It's simply wonderful
how sDeedilv f hev net
Blessed relief often fcoms
in two days. .Even in cases
of long standing marvelous
results have been obtained
(adv)
PRINTING
is one of our big lilies. Prompt service, carefull atten.
tion and expert work keeps our printing department
growing.
The Mountaneer
Printers of Better Printing
TELEPHONE 137
NOTICE OK TP. A'S.TEE'S SALE
XOUTtf CAROLIVA.
.lAVWOOI) COLVXTY.
XOTdCE !: hereliy giv.-n that under
arifi I,- virtue of the power of -ale
c(.:it;'in( :l in ;; certain 'k-e-1 of trust
'.'xecuted ! J. I'. Swift ami wife
ne:th'. !avis Swif; to Geo. H. War,!.
Trusn i-. datui t!:e l-'ith day of Feh
ruary. 1 'J'.ixt and recorded in Hook
21. jv.M- tHi, Record of Heeds of
Tiusi for Huywood County, the un.
dersigned trustee will self at public
auction to the last aim higher bid
der for cash, on .Monday, the 20th day
of November. T !).'!:;, at 12 o'clock,
noon, at the com t house door in Way
nesvilie, North. Carolina, the lands
hereinafter described, to satisfy the
indebtedness secured by said deed of
trust, default having been made in
the payment of said indebtedness
whereby the power of sale has become
operative, and the holder of said in
debtedness having made demand upon
the undersigned trustee to sell said
lands described in said deed of trust,
which said lands aie described as
follows:
Being in thP town of Waynosyille,
Haywood County, N. C. adjoining the
lands of Marion Davis' .'heirs J. . W.
Ferguson (now Kjrkpatriek) , and
oiners, and isi'.uil imiinu at a stake
in the Northern Margin of Boundary
Street, said stake being 71 feet N.
79 45' W. from thP Southeast cor
ner of the F. M. Davis lot, and the
Southwest corner of the Turbyfill lot;
and runs thence N. 7" E. l.'S7 feet
to a stake in the J. W. Ferguson line;
thence with his line N. 84 W. 80
feet to a stake in th East margin nf
Walnut Street: theme with th mar
gin of Walnut Street a Southerly
direction 142 feet to its intersection
with Boundarv St reet tVwm. -with
the North margin of Boundary Street,
u.i leet to the 15I-.U1NN1NG,
I his the Htth dav of October, 19,'!.'l
GEORGE H. WARD,
Trustee.
No. 121 Oct, 26-Nov. 2-9-10.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On .Monday November 2U. 19.';:;.
;.t f.'i-ver. 'dock. A. Yi. at the coai
house i;r in :!:; town of Wayne
vi;!.-- North Carolina 1 wij! sell at
j)ul)iic outcry, to the highest bidder
for cash, th- following described lands
and jjreniise.i lying and being in the
town of Wj.vnesvilb , Haywood Coun
ty. North Carolina, and fully de
cribed as follows:
"IJEGINNING at a -take in the
Southwest side line of Daisy Avenue.
229. T, feet from the corner of the Oak
Street in the Oak Forest Addition
to the town of Waynesville. thence S
'' ' 200 feet to a stake; thence
N. .")' 52' W. To feet to a stake;
thence N, XI 08' E. 192 feat to a
stake in tin; side line of Daisy Ave
nue; thence along the Southwest side
li?"' f Daisy. Avenue 75 feet to the
BEGINNING.
Salp made pursuant to under and
by virtue of the power of sale con
tained in that certain deed of trust
executed by Lucy A. White Hyatt,
widow, to Insured Mortgage Bond
Corporation of Winston-Salem, N. C.
and Union Trust Company of Mary
land. Trustees, dated August 15, 1926,
and recorded in Book 21 page 4.
Record of Deeds of Trust of Hay
wood County, to which said deed of
trust and record reference is hereby
made for all the terms and condi
tions of the same. Sale made because
of default in the payment of the in-
oeoLeoness secured tnereoy.
This 18th day of Octoberfi 1933.
Insured Mortgage Bond Corpor
ation, of Winston-Salem North
Carolina, and Union Trust Com
pany of Maryland.
Trustees.
No. 119 Oct. 2(j-N'ov. 2-9-16.
OUR ANNUAL SORROW
Th,. melancholy days have come.
The saddest o f the year.
DS time '- stoke the stove again
As y.;u'l: be glad to hear.
Res t a u ra n t C us to m e r Loo k
waiter; how mkich, longer v
wait for that half portion i
Island dueklinp.
Waiter Just until sonu-b- i
ders the Other half. sir. Yoti
we can': go out and kill half a
COACH EXCURSION
THROUGH TRAIN
0 CHANGE OF CARS
CHICAGO, ILL.
Saturday, October 28th
Lv. Asheville
Ar. Chicago
ROUND
TRIP
11:30 A. M. SATURDAY
7:10 A. M. SUNDAY
$8.50
FROM
ASHEVILLE
Mrs. Peck She's very pretty, but
she never says a word. I can't imag
ine why all the men arP in love with
her.
Mr. Reck I can.
Tickets good returning leaving Chicago 11:40 P. M. Mon
day, October 30, arriving Asheville 9:10 P. M. Tuesday
TWO FULL DAYS AND ONE NIGHT IN CHICAGO
NO PULLMAN
Last Call-Don't Miss The Fair
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
Final JMofce
AU Property on
es Have Not Been Paid Will Be
Advertised for Sale Thu
November 2nd, And Will Be Sold
.:2fi:iiii December.
In Order to Prevent Property from
Being Sold ?4J:iWiS
onal Cost, we Urge All Who Have
Not Paid 1932 Taxes To Pay
At Onuce
You Can Save Money By
Giving This Matter Attention
Board Of Comiiissioinieirs
Of Haywood County