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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, APRIL 26,
ALWAYS SOMETHING DOING AT TRYON
T. ' . ,
iflnmitaiiirrr
i :-e vestibule and brings the
ana register window tvgeth'.r
-M:.-s t!:zabe-i- r.-.i ..
il .-seems mat tnere is seldom a day tna:
passes but what some big event takes place at
Try-on a horse show, dog show. steeple.chae
races, tilting tournament, arhletic even- all of
which are attracting national recognition.
An t-iVtm -'-'A : 1,. i.. r. ,,
Tun Published By
THE WAYNES VILLE PRINTING CO.
M -i c. Phone 137
Random
SIDE
22 Years Aso
Thu.'iiay evening a: a .v'
gathering of young people,
l r.t- : i...w:r.g -rc repr
: R:ch!;,d I; J... ... '"
in
HAYWOOD
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t-e.ng r.rJd a: Ga--..-
GLANCES;
ecret of th
it 12"0 jhj:
xisr.'.: ciauay, t nanes I- rar.ci-Ja-rnc?,
J. C. .Meharr'ev, V A.
t.r. W-itcr Hjvtt Call M:::cr.'
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5--- -, 1 r.arles Mci:a.v a
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IHl KSJ)AY. APRIL Jii. I
A .
UiJf.GAR.s J. TIIER THAN WORKERS
One of th- ).;.,
stopped jn SaTir: :,
't-ry much in: cr, -nanwly
tht. .,U.
Civ n1)U1. ,
"fat Tah.," Th:- ..
"'it!; he pap,-!'. ' , j r
ah i-i.-ly piv-en: ,
!j''g-:ng r,-,,.,; ..; .Vli
an h-ur uid ih.-y w
Th.'r,. u-,-,,-.iob,
but v, cjv (, ;--,v
'Hi: - mar: i-app,
honest to -odr:.c-s ,-j
in year-, ht-.-i- ,ti:
spends a go.,, -part
!it'lp him. II,. Ut.nt
very men ho oil'.: red
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b'tiCI
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WORK
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'XI'AV AMKRP
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;i I'aroirr-i, n-ai
ir,,!"r- ;'-i!-d:a!thoug!Mip
:Vl; "n tant:, an !
'!;i'g:!ig fi
'' sonic of the
t'ty rents au il,,,...
I'OKS ( RIME V w
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'ain-r
n t i
dfd'rnr f,. I ,
make ( ' "l templed t
whittling or hmwZwTJ- Ui hf'nu'
ingfor . ,ncf. !ln1'1'-' . Pl-a.I,
Any able bodied man t'i-.,. ,::.
'. thirty cent, an he , ' ? t t0 W',rk
-tend to work, and & y-l
nestly believe hat u ' "
Jo n,ss several meadn n
for his bread. in.K,.,;. , g 1 rtad-v to work
has to do is chew it. h:ni all he
"henVtTV T aWful Uun to think of Ye,
nen it u due to down rijrh ' -that
it should be inro , '"Ane- we feel
county, rather thr0Uh out the
flingness. encourage continued tn.
n-ior
-c. .-thinks it dix-.sr
to the cn A nt (,f a
lagging for a tei
"r Ic-i'S labor an.
"j ciotn.
'or w'iiieh
his free.-
SOLEMN DUTIES
at an extra dav o? ,f7 ,?",
wanted him April 17. "" a reprie'e
The reprieve is not for the benefit of Shef
field, but for the relief of Edwin M. Gill, parot
commLs.oner, whose opportune, for imesti
patron are becoming terribly cramped with
ed dav i "t UhT drferment ofthe dread- -ea
aay. i.s sheer cruev But it
;:-.WhV,.-rf
1 e task that Tr c;u i... . ' . -
: . verno,--:;8 that : the
of the duties that-&-oV
s.rt.imposes;upon W the . of
till H iSr 6n0U&h t0 that G---till
lias those-; responsibilities that he cannot
- repudiate his duties, that he .annot abdicate
this .upreme power. The Governor mut. of
urse. make those decisions; must accept ul ti.
mate responsibility for them.
But that does not, in any sense, modify the
measure of the parole commissioner's own re
21 Z m and his commendations
Jmai decision may rest.
It i, doubtle ,ery fine and comforting
for Coerno8 that they may now share some
of the ennervating responsibilities of their office
with an official not mntdmnlato k,. j-u.
'......u u me
situation. It is hard on the parole commission,
er.-'-- .v -
Certainly, here is a job that no man would
seek lightly and no worthy man can discharge
without, tremendous cost to his own peace Of
mind. Raleigh News and Ob-eiver.
That crime do,
Na t urahv,
paid him. ice;
es and -board a
tic
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A.tH,,:iy pr:s,R or about to g0 to-nIVfir
can be expected to regard the remits ' ',,f a .
crime with any complacency, mtIch less satisfac
'IJT1 h" nature
ofne vs would be an. interview with a criminal
.TV 1 te" oaught' P'- at least hasn't been
utedand is in no imminent danger of
hTn- VCh " man Sh0l,ld ri to depose
crime doesn't pay, his views would have
rnoie ue.ght Perhaps there are such men, but
e seldom ,f ever hear from them. The man
who solemnly assures u3 that crime doesn't pay
K the whom it hasn't paid, as everyone
above mental attainments of a moron can we,
jee for himself, or the man whose busine "s lt
mum as to its non-payment
doctor"! Tlauhi fai'3 " 8 bM,neM ma"' as a
hardl ' Si yer r as a brick ar. would
dene of KenSUm fr d6Clari w'th all evi
monev or .Wten ? "t Pays eithe1' in
ment appeals. The th;.,, ... i k,nd of pay.
doesn't nav .,ot :r'l " e that:-1t not only
ciunt;
L : '
a.
nt
ear
vh-'i ar
p;z:?e
e-f ir,i'
1 tne rest .,f the year. IJ
a heap of thinjr that vi
; Purpose till the ram p s
i t uvt iuiiw gix.wth. S
I will dear un K
I iiarK. (
i-pate-t :e(
eat pep ;.i
w
f in! . t.ne ,hf t(
rinktum intc
'd health for
tit there ar
! answer' the
rter begin
aaf.-as tea
dofwixiil KuvL- , .
,i ' " iiia.appie roots,
will steady the ne'n-es, when mixed in
proper proportions, and the peartenin1
by iteelf will take off. corns' cure in-
-- niat some 01 the ow'anH
readers of thu family journal are not
like onion, and taste like garlic
They grow wild far back in the Great
ftn'eS'pand they k T on,
ST -Kat 8 Jf00d suPP'y then
and people can smell you for a hu
dred yards, and the odor clings for
week But. Wlth0ut
you "V rd f0r Wha' -lis
-n-tpay, but Jhf z ..'r11 .n not
trance of pavin.T.;::11 the ap-
- " uuurg .News.
THE TOURIST nusrr.
increase i- " P 1 mason s: business and an
th V,; : .' by all. by which token.
rth - Cai-h Sximmer resorts are this
seasonsare Jikewise. Our, mountains are
ng to be full of tourists this Summer, for
the urge to get away from the heat of the north
em district is as acute as the urge to get
a ay from the rigors 0f the Winter. Of plr
ticular interest is the report from Pinehurst"
which a c- . . . 1 IU1M
J " CI oumem Pines, made bv
Richard luft, Vice-president of Pinehurst. Inc'
to the effect that the season just closed was
the best since 1930-31." Mr. Tufts reports that
Tq no n Per ent hi?her than
cnt i- ft n 1- Henderf,"V'lle at pres.
cnt i, the ordinance allowing baseball
Z n Sunday- Thoe favor
ng the ordinance feel that it will be
eLth:!har--veWthe
whilp thn- 1 . m starvation,
that i l PP,nif 't take the stand
that i.L -s a curse on their commnnity.
The, week-an Ashevilleite said three '
oTbU -?CaM,da 1i?ped at his P'a
Rea! Typewriter Values
(ciona I-cur portable, formerly. S60. now reduced to S 15.
SniMh ( orima poi table with tabulator, now reduced to-SfiO.
oiona. three portable, was s:jy.:0. now reduced to Sti.5f.
IiEPAfRIN(; AND REBUILDING ON ALL MAKES
MX) (OMPRK IE LINE OF SUPPLIES UOR OUR
TYPEWRITER.
L C Smith & Corona Typewriter, Inc.
ELECTRICAL DLDG. ASHEVILLE
PEE GEE PAINT, Is
"The Painters Choice"
The reason painters prefer
PEE GEE PAINT is they
know their work will show op
fine and look good over a long
period ask him!
Ashei
I MIC ! .1 .- .-. mi
d- r, - aI?timg for the Sun
; ,laj . amusements . said: ."v0
j enery, an elephant at the zoo and
I nh" . meeti"S eVOry dnesday
i ir J Part about , prayer "meeting.'
: :V;;ep,'rh:i new to a K,t .-f f ,lki:
"Kere s. to "the; land of the long-leaf
:p;e,
The summer l,.r.d, where the un
- (loth illiriQ .
whtrt the weak grow strorv a-d tne
Here s to Mown home 1 the Old North
We have a PEE GEE PAINT
for jour every needand at
prices you expect to pay for
excellent paints.
1L -232IISIlTF,
WAYNESVILLE HARDWARE CO.
OPPOSITE r'(Wl)TimiMM
: - - '
I 1
A bee us 22 different muclrs in
Ringing,-. -according, tp those who
Nations flourish on hardship and e-pir
w-ith luxury. '
In demand: Eack seats at church; front
seats at the show.
i-Mi-o The Msitors, he says, were willing to
pay well for vacation and did not hesitate to
spend for accommodations. Some Scotch instinct
Z deVel(;Pfd' however' for Tufts noted
d i ! irn fll-7 money around as in
r f t 1 ' ' he F1nda reru rePort increases
of from JO to 40 per cent in business er the
previous season. Miami having accommodated
from l.o.Ot.O :o 200,000 tourists. All of thi
notice for Western North Carolina re ort
P aces to establish a ,tate of preparedne
he commg of hot weather. The tour buM
ness . comin? in high Q -
The late Dr. Frank Crane, who mas
ered languages as a hobby, had oc
fa5'"t0 wr"te a very erudite letter
to William Hayes Ward, editor of
i he old Independent, and put it in
. .. . ..v. irpueu in iatin,
whereupon Crane came back in per-
) int'ii - wrote m
t rench, was answerd in Spanish, and
thought he could choke-off the battle
dore Jlnrl inttltirt..l- .:.i. i-.i.
Kalian.-. But Crane was thorough.
A : : ,. "' ami me
curtain fell.
Unique Window Display
l or Seniors At Alexander's
Our size i shown bv the si?P nf th
tation that downs us. " the te(n'p"
... : ir'". oioie . recent iv
put in a most attractive window-di-P'ay
honorinir the
if o4. The center of the window
"jp.TiHs niiiuaiure stage, with
fcoiuuau's in cap and gowns with
their diplomas facing the audience.
Kh,nrl tl.ni.. 1 . i -,
ii ij mi- Ciits rou, wnne on
," siuc i ne pianist fits at the piano
Playing the '-farewell High School I
ong.";- . ., , . j
The space around the stage is ued '
in displaying the gifts appropriate
for a graduate.
INDUCEMENTS
We hae alwas operated this institution on a
stnem professional bal To make any sort of conces.
s.ons m an attempt to appeal to people's "trading in.
stincts strikes us as being just as much out of place in
the practice of pharmacy as it ouId be in medicine or
law. ihe only inducements we offer are Quality, Skill,
and Service. But aren't these the only inducements that
count where health is concerned?
i ASK YOUR D OCT OR
ALEXANDER'S
DRUG STnp f
Phones 53 & 54 n
! Opposite Post Office