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- : - J 1934 ..w, - K - w . "', " Page 8 Store Chats from C.E. RAY'S SONS MOTHER'S DA,V de.-erves hearty observation but mother deserves a helping hand the other '' 1 days as well. Spring Merchandise MOTHER would appreciate m - l any kind uf a practical H'ift (alone; with a box of candy). W. suggest hose; a dres.; ur a dress pattern. Then we have hundreds of other pleasing jril'ts. Under wear f"r instance Spring .Merchandise IM)KTHY I'KKKINS Combination offer. $2.01.) value for only $ l,HO Week-end treatment set, $1.00 and in addition the face powder, r'or a limited time only. See Miss. Campbell for other iJiirothy I'erkiiiK products. Spring Merchandise FOl ATION (iAKM K.NTS important to you and to us. are For our part we can show you best stvles fnm three of the the best lines in the country: (Jos sard, Madame (J race and Vas sarette. -Spring Merchandise NEU.V DONS now on display. Al ways the best dress value on the market now more outstanding than ever before. Featuring both house and sp"oi't dresses. Spring Merchandise SIMtIM; COATS and SUITS reduc ed sharply. New .sprinjr Kai nictlts carefully selected you will find them splendid values. Spring Merchandise "TOM SAW'YKU" suils till the need of the "real boy" for ser vice. Linen suits in natural and while consisting of coats and pants are priced at $1. !!.", Sizes iki-l-X. Other styles in blue, brown and yellow are priced at 1.7.". Sizes - to S. We will lie glad ti show you. Spring Merchandise COOL FABRICS for hot weather wear 'include dimity, voile, bat iste aiil tlaxon. Patterns unus ual and colors are fa-st to wash ing.' -fie l!'.c :f!e. New pat terns in A. B. ('. fabrics. Sheers and prints. l'."c J'.ic a yard. Spring Merchandise-. WHITE SHOKS M ADA M K? Yes, indeed. Ret tor than ever before and we have a large number of styles. You will ibe surprised at what we can .show you for $1.1)8, Spring Merchandise TAILORED CLOTHES being shown this week by Storrs Schaefor represented by Morgan Smith, an old Waynesville visi tor.. ARROW SHIRTS in the new spring patterns-on parade. See our ' window and stvre displays. Shin s you w ill like and: at-a 'good price, .'No1 bet ter assortment- in North! Carolina. -Spring Merchandise FAULTLESS .1'AJA'MAS being featured. New spring patterns and styles are most attractive. Now on , display. Spring Merchandise YOUNGER MEN'S CLOTHES in most attractive styles. Two-pants suits in single, and double-breasted belted backs with patch pockets. Spring Merchandise SHOl'LI) your food and meat be sanitary ? We think so. Our market has just undergone a thorough overhauling. Cleanli nf'ss, like the sun, shines and speaks for itself. Just look .-" ; around. ' ; Spring Merchandise FOLKS, lets put that Cannery across and then get busy raising garden truck. A cash, income would be better than Santa Claus. C DAY'S Sons M DeptStore Annual Spring Flower Show Will Be Held May 29th Complete I'rie List Is Announc ed Ftr Event. Show Will He Held In ( iti.ens Hank The annual spring flower -how sponsored by the garden department of the Community Club will be held .May -J'.t'.h in the Citizens Rank build ing. Kvery (lower grower in Haywood county is urged Ito particijiaU- in tills .-how. On Sunday, M.iy -Till, (lower gar dens of Waynesville will be open to the public Those wishing to enter their .1. M. gardens are urged to call .Mr-. Long o Mrs. (;. C. Ferguson not later (ban Saturday. Alay Jilith. A prize will he awarded next year for the garden showing the greatest improvement over this yar. Helow is prize list for flower show; AM ATKL'R CLASS finest Display of Peonies 1. 1st prize " $1.00 2. 'lm prize .50 Kine.-t Display of Iris .:! 1st prize 1.00 1. 2nd prize .50 5. Finest Display of Delphinium .75 ii. Finest display of Oriental poppies $1 00 T. Finest display of annual pop pies . . . .50 X. Finest display of Columbine !). 1st prize .75 10. 2nd prize 5U 11. Finest di-play of Sweet Wil liams 50 12. Finest display of lilies 50 I. '!. Finest display of pinks ... 50 II. Finest display of hybrid roses . . . . '. '. $1.00 15. Finest display of climbing roses -75 Pi. Finest display of -musics . . .50 17. Miscellaneous bouquet 1st prize . .............. .$1.00 2nd prize . . 50 F.I. Combination of three flowers -75 III. Combination of thre flowers .75 20. Display of yellow flowers .75 21. Rest garden under glass .,.$1.00 22- Rest display from each town ship outside of Waynesville $1.00 22 Rest display of named wild flower- 1st prize . .... '.. ...... .,$2.00 2nd prize - - $1.00 21. .Most attractively appointed breakfast table ' -Commercial or Professional Class 1st. prize on all entries.,, blue ribbon 2nd prize on all entries, red ribbon Sweepstakes. All oniric must 1(, made by twelve o'clock. No prizes will be awarded unless at least two competitors are entered under any named class. Any winner of sweepstakes for past two years will not be eligible to com pete for sweepstakes prize. College Slang On,, who carries tales to adminis tration: lug. skunk, souealer. stooler. taller, sob sister, ninv. and hand. haker. To study: cramming, bearing down. plugging, chiseling, pounding the pages, and grinding. Failure to studv: not crackinc a book, lazv fa ire. Il-iatinir. gold hriek- ng, playing around and coasting. M;iking high grade-: soaring, Phi leteiiiL. irunnimr ' nulliiii'- st rim's. polishing the apple and slaving. Fa.ilur.. in examinations: Hunk flop, bust. Hazing: -hell week, ruthimr. i-attimr. goating and the works. Church attendance Sumlav: nain in the neck, holiness ami I'dtim re ligion. College chapel service: Intro convo, gripe, rece.ss, compulsory bore anil preaching. lop meetings: liirht talk, sessions. rally, noise 'makers, revival and gab fest. Talking sessions, among men: bull sessions, full-rest, fripe se-sions, fat chewing, smoker and oil session. Talking session among women: hen fest, rip .'session, catty session, con fab, .angel session, and hen party. College, social functions: fornials, hops.' struggles, pink Nm, prom and struggles. The- woman who seeks1 variety ad mirers: Inter-fraternity girl." flirt, college Widow, alb American and gold digger. The hoy w ho does t he soitV: i .Hind er. Cods gift to wonian,. social lion, Don Juan .'".Romeo..- Cassaiiova, play boy, Romeo and didegate-at-large. A student w ho remains t rue to pre vious year's love: steady, . hopeful, hangover, 'standby; and long sutler er. (Phenomenon reported unknown in places CARD OF THANKS W,. wish to express our sincere thanks to all friends and neighlxirs and to Rev. H. W. Raucom of the First Raptist .church for the beauti ful floral offering and expressions of sympathy and for the kindness shown us during- the recent illness nd at the death of our beloved hus band, father and grandfather. LUCIA I). NKWTON, ADD1F. N. KL'HNK FLORA 1). NKWTON, ALFRED L. KUHNE. Mother: "Why, Johnny, what have you done with all your money? Your money-box is empty." Johnny: "Well, mother, yesterday was a rainy day. so spent it." Ex. Two small boys were waiting to cross Euclid Avenue in heavy traffic. One said, "Come on. let's go." "No," sajd the other. "Lets wait for 'an .empty space to come along Ex.'. ' Little Alfred: Mama and keep me worried all the time! papa Little Billie ::Vhat do they do? L. A.: Mamma won't let me stand on' Thy head and papa fusses because I wear my shoes out so fast. ' THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Hazelwood Men j Entertain Ladies i At A Bk Dianer j The .-pint of co-operali' i and lei-!(.w-l.:p, wiiiili :.- .u.-: oiv alunt .n Hazelwood- w - -,v',ii-!r'!(; ly d. play i i Tui - day u.v ":- -:,c Mvti vi tl.e ( tiu.c.-i l.':ui.. of Haze... o.- j're.--I.yterian church ctle:rat-d Ladled' Night ' at ".lie Hut. A -oj; -ovciity-live men and women being prc.-cnt. The Hut was beautifully decoiattd with dogwood and lilac.-, and all the women, especially the wives, were amazed at the result.- obtained !' the men in the role of the hou-e-wife. A delicious dinner va- jirejiured and, m i ed by the men alone, ami iio woin hi was allowed in tiie kitchen. After dinner, the tables weie. re moved, and there was a -hort formal meeting of the club, the president, L. .''. Davis, presiding, and Mr. '!' G. St u in j), ehairinan of the program com-J iniltee. called lor papers leoi by Hut us Guddi.s and Lawien -e Davis The next hour was -jient in games 1:1;,. fruit basket, ring on the string, and others, making everybody feed youthful. Impromptu talks we.e in:, do by I.. M. Piche.-oi:, ('. N. Allen, ..nd Dr. li. S. Koberson. Hazelwood's resident physician. The latter said that he has novel teen in any town that showed a i, - iter get-togi tlier .-pirit, where foiinally an be laid ;. : !e. and the people pulling I j'Jner, than the lown of Hazelwood. The chef for the (itc:.-!i was Carl Pischoff, and he wa- a-.-i-toil in the kitchen by Joe Shipley. K, .McLean, (leorge Hisehod', 1'ili ( h nibers. Law son Suinnierow, and Mr. Downing. The following committees were: Program. T (1. Sump, chairman, L. C Davis, iiul'Us (iadiii-. and ). C Landiiim; eiitertainineni : I.. ('. Davis, chaiini.n, liill ( h: inbi r-, ami Kuf'us Caddie At the conclusion, a;i the men ,-anj "(iood Night, Ladies,! ' Young Democrats To Meet Friday At Informal Banquet An informal banquet of the Young Democrats of Haywood county will be held at the LcFaine Hotel Friday evening at seven, o'clock, according to 'an announcement made by Felix K. Alley, Jr., president of the organization- The purpose of the meeting is to have a general get-to-gether and to elect --officers for tho coming year. No speaker or speeches will be on .the program. A general invitation has been ex tended to all who want to attend, but notice must be given to Frank Frgu son, Jr. before two o'clock Friday. The, price of the meal is fifty cents. Plans will be made al the meeting for other got-to-gether meeting after the June primary. Legion Boy Scout Troop To Organize Next Monday Night The Boy Scout -troop that i- being sponsored by the loed po t of the American Legion will be organized Monday- night at S o'clock at "the Masonic Temple which is iii,. regu hir meeting .of the Legion. Last Monday night the-1 i:..-p com mittee was ii:niei and is. . composed ' of Howell M.'Ciarken. Iv-ber' (iil,-u, V- A Hradley. - I.oUu.v i'avis is scoutmaster and ' Marion T.: Bridges is assistant. When the troop is organize ! - meet ings will be held over YV. W.' N". C. Cafe. An invitation is extended to all boys to he present Monday night who want to join the new troop. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for the kindness shown us during the recent illness; and death of our wife and mother. I. C. Franklin and Family. Don't Prolong The Agony! Next time you suffer from Gas on Stomach, ..Headache. Sour Stomach, a Cold, Muscular, Rheumatic.-. Sciatic or Periodic Pains; That Tired Fooling, That "Morning After" Fcolinq. Get a glass of water and drop in one or two tablets of Alka-Seltzer The New Pain-Rclieving, Alka lizing, Ejjcrvesccnt Tablet Watch it bubble up, then drink it. You will be amazed at the almost instant relief. It is called Alka-Seltzer because it makes a sparkling alkaline drink, and as it contains an analgesic (Acetyl-Salicylate) it first relieves the pain of every day ailments and then by re Storing the alkaline balance cor rects the cause when due to excess acid. After trying many brands of medicines so-called relief for fas, and all of them a failure, gave up hopes. By chance I : tried Alka-Scltzer-I am more than satisfied. Geo. Bennett, - New York, N. Y. Get a glass at your drug store soda fountain. Take home a 30 cent or GO cent package. County Receives Publicity In A Trade Publication In the and Hot, at o! of appi -:1V: Ihru od apple oh the CiUI. The :tr "When Hay wood .May !--i.e of the t.--o I ouis i II-' which is a 'Hide pubis-j S'aiidav I Mil r(liii:i!:y, tlu-re :;; ai't.i'.'e- thai pert.vi to! county. Mr.e regards the o-.-oii;- here and the othel t i'v ( i Jo (iojf our.-e. !,!, - as- a- follows: it'- a:-p' -blo.-si'in time !n l'"inr., North C . rulina, na tur,. cor ve rts hundreds of acres of sunny hill land of !'. p i n k ' - h - '. (gainst ' ! : w I V picture- "(in I", ville aie lovelire-s and near -ales into a veritable fairy, agiance. In early May the lite doll is of blossoms ie .-lively -been of trunk ivc'l make an unforgettable . rout,. P. near Waynes oaiiy large orch.rds wlio-e lines the motorist from far Seeing them in their spring dies.-, you are tempted to re turn in 'September when each branch I will c:.rrv deliciou- fulfillment of its promise.'' The g df iiir.-e article reads: Iter, playing ihL, home I : t'ter week, doesn't find I "What g, course no,-,. his gam r course, witn untried trap ailing score, on you'' !it "If you g' County No' Ks-o Map l ,.ig ta.'e? A different n:.i'xp-ud hazzards and , ivili giv,. new life to an So t ke your clubs along trip. anywhere near Haywood Ii ( ai'olina ( (.'-'', on your pick the Waynesville ,-our debut on foreign course for greens. Its natural setting is en trancing, eneiicled as it is by mount-Tit peaks, some of them more than d,000 feet high. . "The laying out of this golf course was a monumental ta-k for the small 'owns of Waynesville and Hazelwood. Hut tho predominance of public spirited citizens and the generous popular subscriptions in the face of adver.-e conditions made its construc tion po-sible. It has nine holes on the level and nine on the. hillsides. "There's a splendid new swimming pool near tne club-house, . too- After your game you can coo off With a dive into (.dear, mire mountain w.ifer. " Here and There IN RATI 1,1 1'1'F COVIv liv AIM II I R J- K AN (IS The Grange and its members ..re Coming along-just tinr at the pres ent time . . I til quite a bit-of-pep has been stimulated recently. 'This is due more than likely to the new. members taken in which furnishes us a string band and also adds to our list of members which we certainly like to see grow. The members recently initiated and to be present at the next meeting are as t ollows ; A. 'G. ..Morrow, vocational agricul tural teacher of W.i vnesville ; Mrs. I' V. rinuips. .Mr. KolHM-t Ratcliff. Miss ! ranees Liner, Miss Elizabeth Fran- ief.Us:': Show And here's the GOOD NEWS jThis marvelbus'new; G - 3 (A M?W eat h'eij with itrmanyjadvai itlrejijt h ejm a r kVt costyoliiTn'o t hi ngl WAYNESVILLE, N. C 8 feV PSf m TIRE! G -.'. vSiiaMiiirsrli M SnUfc. : llilH m ci Mr. Lowe Allen, and Messrs. toy and Gleason Belt. The three last named are of Allen's Creek who ,ie our musicians. The Grange holds two meetings per month, the hit and third Thursdays. On Fridav night, May 11- at o'clock an interesting piay l.- oeing put o in the RutclitT Cove -choo M.usc ,v a few excellent actors and actresses of Dick's Cieek. Only a spi-ll charge will be asked, which wil. go in return for the upbuilding of n-j community. Tiuman Grasty and Verlan Leon ard are guests this week in Ratelllt Cove from the C. C. C. camps. Carl Ratclitf spent last week with his parents, He is from Western ( arolini Teachers College. Miss Janie Moss leturned home at Glennville. N. C having finished he. junior year in school here. Mrs. R- C. Francis afternoon in Canton. spent Monday ATTENTION Summer School Stu dents: Room and board at the Reeves Horn,, for 4.50 and leave on the week-end or stay every day of the week for $0.50. We'll take half in farm produce- Conveniently located. Modern conveniences. Uu-to-ilate imfcittvemenLs. Write in care Reeves Home, Lake Junaluska. May 10-17-24-41 Trave I anywhere . any day "" SOUTHERN j"1 szm Mil r& If DeKnlfn , oiouoi 'Distric assenger Agent SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM O Come see this brute-for-punishment this great new "G-3" that Goodyear has built,, tested, proved out under terrific abuse, to more than offset the harder wear put on tires by today's fast-stepping, fast-stopping automo biles . . , It's a costlier tire to build but not to buy consider that important fact too as you look it over and we think you'll say: "rut on as PHONE 52 193t FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION I hereby announce myself asitu didate for re-election to the Board f Education, subject to the wis, f the voters in the Democratic 1'rjin, to bA held in June. The suoH,rl J the voters will be appreciated U. T. Messt, FOR COMMISSIONER 1 hereby announce myself as a can didate for the nomination for County Commissioner, subject to the actio, of the voters in the Democratic prj mary to be held in Juno. uur s ' port will be appreciated. ' p John V. Kinsland. FOR CHAIRMAN OF IMiARD OF COMMISSION Fits I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the nomination as (hair, man of the Board of County Ccimmis! sioners subject to the wishes of tlt voters in the Democratic I'rimary i, June. Your support will be appreciate W. A. Moore FOXY EDWARDS OUT OF RACK Clar ence Edwards, better known in Waynesville as "Foxy"' Edwards, an. nounced yesterday that he is no longer a candidate for constable of Waynesville township. per mile Save by using th Southern at the lowest fares ever offered : j pet mile in Coaches One way tickets told dally to any point on the Southern ler mile n each way sleeping and parlor cars nciurn limit 13 aaya ach way sleeping and parlor cart Return limit W day e per mil one way in sleeping and parlor cars S U R C H A R'G E r Your trip on the Southern will b quicker, safer and mora economic Call NotireatO chancrA rn tmiVB n. dod8l Don ot th bazards, bother and expense of driving your own car. Be comortoble in the o3f of train EAt-EST" OODYEAR R BUILT ALL-WEATHEK St MORE Non-Skid Mileage! Spring Tonics for your Car! Oil Changed Summer Lubricants in Transmission and """Differential Radiator Flushed Specialized ' "Lubrfcation THURSDAY, MAY 10
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