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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, MAY 24, 19,'U
Store Chats
from
C. I RAY'S SONS
HL'MMKK IS HKUK ACAIN. Tiic hut
' cury ha.s hit tin- tup. Ti.uri-ts ar,
howinjr up. The water is - !a:-l',!ii;
in i hi' .swimming pocil.-. (lull", u-mn-
rii 1 ii !-T aiiii (laiHiiij.r an
Arc you prepared'.'
Spurts Apiiare!
Ki'iMNi; srrrs N..-.v !
time tire available at .-ale
Never have they been sinai'le:
ries prettier tailorine bettor.
suits can lie worn ami
through the entire year,
iboth sw;ij,',aT, and .short.
' a
l!.e
. price-.it---
l'al)
he-
en joy if
Style.-
fa- f:
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W ASH MILE S1I.K DKKSSKS in tail,
ored i-tyle.s fur the junior-. Sizes
71,1, jii wilite, l'le.-h, and blui'.C'eid
and "i-niiari looking.- Al-w elite M.eur
cotton frocks and el' eeur.-e all are
tub fast.
Sports Apparel
W.SH AIM. K I -'A URIC (il.OVI.S cut.
toll mesh with novelty flared .or
tfaiuly etitl's Slip on lilted wri-t
irlove.-'. 1'laied top slip-on-. Ah
these in white, o'.le, 7:'c and. '.i.pc..
Sports- Apparel
MI.K Sl.ll'S-just. leeeived shadow
proof, . trimmed- with li.eht .'colored
lftco in tea rose and white. Only
$1.95. ,
L Sports Apparel
FOUNDATION GARMENTS of lastex
for act ive , sports daneintf, golf,
. U-nnis. Snujr. fitting'' step-in pan
itics, -Ji'trht woipht girdles - -with or
Without- garters. Also one-piece
foundation garments with low buck.
Sports Apparel -
BKAUTIITL (U'AI.ITY PKJl K in
the new drop .stitch pattern, l'astel
ishades. -t'.'c a yard.
Sports Apparel
SHEER MAGIC in dressmaking when
you use A. B. i'- fabrics with their
beauty of weave, patterns and colors
2.V a yard.
Sports Apparel
ItATHING SUITS in a variety ' en
-styles ami price.. both attractive
-. From Jantzcn we present the model
below.
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Teachers Are Named! SPRING FLOWER
For County Schools
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n-ek tear
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The list
! ren
r.- w il
r.d of
sunennten
,u:.vd this
el'.-, for the
e fur Fille.
The Fines
i.'iably i . n.imeii
week.
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II.-,.,' Tell, :i.
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FJi.-ti II. i r,l JhuiuA-.
link: Fiarici--i
ia Hay tie.-.
.1 a mi - Chapel
l'ave GiMis.
lUi-h F..rk
Jack William.-.
Kiverside
na .Mi 'i i.id.i'ii Knsli y.
Iron Hull'
ink I.. Holers,
.- Anna l.ou l.eatheryood.
liuek Sp.iiiK
la Halleburlon.
,-. Frank 1-. .lu.-tiee.
llydij- .Mountain
Jame- kirkpat rick.
UiK liraiuh
Im.--U MeCkll'e.
Crabtrce
( h.. ( ahlwell.
I- r .nci- l.i athei wu,i d
At;
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mi, l'r:ncipal
ic liyrd.
t 'alliouu.
.SCHOOL
SHOW WILL BE
HELD TUESDAY
Annual Spring Show Will He
Held In Citizens Hank Build.
inj. Sponsored By Com.
munitv Club
)'!' wer luve
ripatitlK till
ml. sored by
ih will
I it... ;.
.- ami rr..vvT
' .piTi'.K i!..v
the ( oniiiuui
heli
lank
re ,n-.-now,
(Tub.
next Tuesday in
builcliii,;- on .Main
in,
in
.11 I,
f u: tin r :ntere.-l
that several of th.- out
lis of Wayne.-vilh- v. ill
public on .Sunday ;.
include the a d"-,.- of
lt: .Mr.--. K, McLean,
Mr-. ( I .vtoM Walker
.M il Uoa,l; Mrs. George Host,
ill .Mill Uoad; Mrs. J. M. la
zihvood; Mis.s Carolina Al.-te
l.o.e Lane; Mr-. H. G. West,
'.h,
I;
ai.nou:ic -
ta:i'bi')t
lie uplll
tenuMiu.
the fol
Hulsam Howell
n, Iluw
ntr, Ha
tter,
Kil-
liaa street
st ree' ; and
.-Meet; Mrs.
.-licet. Mrs. Hi,
if, ll until lise
W.
Mrs
-. ,1
ill
T- Shelton, I'ieon
Harry Hall. Hazel
ie Tate, Walnut
s garden will not be
o'clock; the other
r a l
1
ill ufternoon
ist I'm- the dow
ns will lie open
ov is the prize
how:
A.MAT i-:i'U
Fine.-. !'..- play
!"t , !.:,
-nd nr.e
! iiie-t I lisplav of 1
1st prize
-nd jni.e
Finest display of 1 lonliiniuni
sjiluy ,d Oriental
(LASS
of I'eonie.-
ris
If 1.(10
.50
.00
all
U. C. Caniimi.
JJethel Jilemelllaiy
Anna Mae Ihui-.
Nell Kii kp.nrick.
Anna Uoe Ferguson.
Ty .-mi C.tliey.
Uutii .SniK'lelon.
I'aulnie Si ntelle,
l'eai'l .lu.stice.
Idizabeth Ana McCracken,
Spring Udl
Ga. Chaniheti.
-Marie Cohurn, 1
Cru.sj
Paul tinman,
lilanche Giogan
Frma l'atteison.
K.-.-io Sellers.
1'riLiline h razier.
. Cdadys Hit. son.
Cecil
Tlioina.s Fiwin.
A I rn'a Ciiieva (. haiubc.s
i'Avlyn Galluway.
Uolierl Way Jame.-.
G lady- Moody.
Primary Election
Calandar For 1934
BATHING SUIT TRICES for adults
. ranpe upward from 1.95 in the
all wool style garments. Splendid
values at that price. But slip
into a Jantzen if you want the
prize. .
MEN'S TROUSERS in all styles and
fabrics for work and plav. Flan-
neils for formal wear. AVashables for
business and sports. Linens and
seersuckers included. Pep up your
wstume with a pair.
Sports Apparel
POLO SPORT SHIRTS are the smart
est irarment this season for both
nKn and women. Zipper neck with
iboth long and short sleeves. Assort
ed colors. $1.19.
JINK .-.T IL
-Meeting of County . Flection 'Hoards
To Tabulate Votes. .
Kay for the meeting of the County
lioard.s ef Flection- at 1 1 o'clock a.
in. at the Court llou.-e of th,. county
to receive the returns of the Pri
mary Flection liom the Uecist.ara
and Judges of Flection .f every pre
cinct in. the county, at which time
the County Hoards of Flections shall
csnvas-s the returns and declare the
result.s of the Primary Flection for
all county and township ollicers and
members, of the House of Represen
tatives. ,, The County Hoar.is of
r.loction shall also, at this nieetiiiK
prepare' duplicate abstracts of all the
vote.s cast tr candidates for all
state and district -ojlices and within
one day thereafter send by register
ed hi, ill one copy ol this abstract to
the chairman uf the State Hoard of
Idectrons, and tile..-' one copy, toReth"
er With all precinct returns, with the
Clerk of Uie Sunerio.- Court of the
county. C. S. ot'So-rii'SlV Sees. 52-56
ef Flection Law pamnhlct.
JC.XF
Second Statements id" Kxpenditures
: to lie Filed
La-1 day for candidates to file
StatemenLs of Fxpcnditures with the
Secretary, of State and the. Clerk of
the Superior I'ourt, same as shown
for May L'inl above, P. L.. 1U.I1,
Chap- .i4S. Sec: o, 7, S; Sec, 167-109
ef Flection Law- pamphlet.
Jt'NF :H'TH
Second Primary . Held if Necessary
Kate for Second Primary Election,
where same is necessary. C. S. 6045.
Sec. lot) of the Flection Law pam
pi.et.
JULY 3RD
Meeting of County Election Boards
To Tabulate Votes, Second
Primary
Day for the meeting of the County
boards of Flection where a Second
Primary is held, to canvass the re
turns, declare the results and to make
out proper abstracts of the election,
same as hereinbefore provided to he
done after the first Primary Election
on June 2nd.
i. Finest ,:
poppies
7- Fiuoi-t di-play of
pies
Fiilc.l display of
' 1st prize , !
10. 2nd prize
1 ! . Fine.-t display of
liani-
1-. Finest
l-'i. Finest
11 Fin,,-1
ro-e.s ,
l'. Fine.-t.
roses .
Fme.-t di
Finest di
M iseelianeoUo
lm prize . .
-lid prize . .
Combination'.!
lb-play of ye
1.00
lisplay of
lis play of
dl.spl.y ,
annual pop
( 'olumbiiio
Sweet Wil
li lies'!!!!!
pinks ....
if hybrid
ii-play of climbing-
.50
.50
.50
LOO
10.
17.
JsS.
pansies
larkspur
play ol
play of
bouquet
.$1 00
.50
f three llovvers ,75
low llower.i , . ,7.i
Lest garden Uoder glass : :.:?. 00
J!est l:splay from each town
ship outside of: W'aynesville $1.00
t.o.-t .li,sil;iy of named w
(lowers '
1st prize . .
nil prize
,uost attractively annulate.
breakfast table.
Commercial or Professional' Class
1st. prize on all entries, blue ribbon
2nd. prize on all entne.., red ribbon
Sweepstakes.
. AM entries must be -made by twelve
o'clock.
No prize 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 sweejustakes prize.
21.
d
.!?2.00
.$1.00
Burley Growers
Get Payments
Distribution of an initial block of
S-17 checks totalling $24,;;;i-l. initiated
the disbursement of approximately
15 million dollars in rental and ad
justment payments to 95,000 growers
who have signed agreements to reduce
l'.).'i4 burley tobacco acreage and pro
duction by from one-third to one-half
of their base. The first checks went
to participating growers in Smith
County, Tenn.
Today's News For
FAT FOLKS
Keep Cool and Peppy All Summer
Long While Losing Fat The Safe
Way The Kight Wav'
CfjDAFSSons
EjlWDeptStore
A well-known attorney was always
lecturing his office bov. whether he
needed it or not. One day he chanced
to hear the following conversation
between the boy and the one em
ployed next door:
"How much does your chief
you : asked the Letter,
"I get $1,500 a year. Five dollars
a week in cash and the rest in legal
advice "
pay
Little Tommy Was in a rebellious
mood. "I don't want my face washed,
Granny," he pounted impatiently.
"Nonsense," said Granny, rather
severely. Why,. I've washed my
face threP times a day ever since I
was a little girl.''
"Yes," said Tommy, "an' It shrunk
Out of the thousands of letters
received Wp give you this one from a
grateful young man:
"I am 23 yrs. old- 1 weighed 210
lbs. about one year ago when 1 started
to take Kruschen Salts' otf and on
for ' nine months. I lost weight al
right so I began to take it regular
for tht. last 3 months. I now weigh
145. 1 feel better, look better and I
am u. ft. in every way. l also eat
anything I Want." Mr, J. C- Record,
.inami, ria. .-.
While losinp unsightly fat with
Kruschen you gain in health for
kruschen acts On liver, kidneys and
bowels and helps keep body, free from
poisons and acid.
Keep cool and full of pep this sum
mer by taking one half teaspoonful
in a glass of hot water every morn
ing. Get it at Smith's Cut Rate Drug
Store or any druggist- Adv.
NOTICE
To the stockholders of Waynesville
Library Association -
Pursuant to a resolution adoped by
the Board ef Directors, a special
meeting: of the stockholders of the
Waynesville Library Association is
called to meet at the rooms of the
association at four o'clock p. m. on
June 5th, 1934, for the purpose of
determining whether or not the stock
holders will adthonze the convey
ance of the real estate, books anil
other property of the Waynesville
Library Association to Haywood
county for the establishment of a
public library, and for such other
business as may come before said
stockholders.
This the 23rd dav of May. 1934.
MARION BOGGS,
President.
No. 210 May 24-31.
Hospital News
ARRIVALS
Mas. Irene Hunter, WayriesVille,
operation.
.Mrs. A J. Sumner, Cuntuii, RuUtt
2, ojieration.
Uuftis Kerley, Canton,, operation.
. Vim,.- !5'jrge-s.-. Waynesville Route
2, medical treatment.
Adele Young, (colored,) Waynes
ville, medical treatment-
Eugene H.'eese. WaynesviSle, in-jurie.-.
Gran, Ivill -Mull. W.:yne.-'.Ile,
tnatment for burns.
.Miss Frances Garner. Waynesville,
tonsil operation.
Mrs. Gwyn Hauh-r.-on, Waynesville,
ojieration.
Ottis Howell, Canton, treatment.
Wain- F.ee.'iian, Wa yne-ville,
fract tiled bono.
Iiv-ne Williams. Waynesville, tie .1
ment. Mi-. Gertrude London Wayne.-ville,
medical treatment.
Mrs. Maude lilaiikenslii). Canton,
treatment.
Mrs. Si me Dean, Waynesville, med
ical treatment.
Miss Elsie Smathers, Waynesville,
tonsil operation.
Mis.s Eunice Francis, Canton,
Route 2, operation.
.Miss Evelyn .Messer, Cove Creek,
medical t . ea'.nient.
.Mrs. (has. Underwood. Waynes
ville, operation.
Mrs. Addie Chappie.
John Jones.
Mrs. Annie Price-
Mss Mary Tucker.
Mrs. Irene Hunts.'.
A.le'.k- Young (colore!.)
Eugene Breese.
Ms.- Frames Garner.
Walter Freeman.
Local Boy Wins A
Nation-Wide Prize
DEATHS
J L. R' beson, Canton, extends
illness. '
ncaii
.if :!
AWARDS GIVEN STUDENTS
DISMISSED
Mr.-, Fllii Moss and infant daugh
ter. Miss Hazel Down-'.
Mrs. Gilmer Mauney,
Mrs. Nola Shumaker.
Mrs. Dav,, Nelson and infant
daughter.
Mrs. Mabel Cagle and infant sun.
Mrs. Mary Pope and infant son.
Mrs. IL U. Pruittand infant daugh
ter. Mrs. J. F. Moore and infant daugh
ter. Mi-s Margaret Plemmons.
Mrs. Roger Noland and infant
daughter.
Mrs. Ollie Caldwell.
Miss Hazel Fisher
Nathan Hill.
Winners of The Gudger Library
Reward which is given for the two
.semesters in the W ivnesville Town
ship High School were announced
this week as follows: girls, Mary
1-dizalK'th Palmer. Patricia Brap.dt
and Catherine Martin. The boys were,
Lewis Sorrells. Maggie; James La
tham, and Henry Hunter.
The awards are given th(, six stu
dents that made the highest grades
in the school for the semester.
DOES AMERICA need a new baby
code? Read this interesting story
in the American Weekly, the maga
zin which comes with the BALTI
MORE SUNDAY AMERICAN, issue
of Mav 27. Buy your copy from
vour favorite newsdealer or newsboy.
-Urert Edw arti New. of W-m n.
i villi-, a senior student m chtmi v-
engineering of the University of Nvr.j
j Caiolina. won fourth prize in t!.- a'.
i nual n::ion-j wide -studei.t )'.!,..;,
I conte.-i conducted by the Am.
Institue of Chemical Engineer-.
The announcement came frmu
I A. McLaren White, chairman
i committee on student chapters, a
New York convention of the ;r.-t
this week.
Mr. New was formally award
iprir.i. a presentation copy .,.!'
.01 chemical engineering, la-- T ,
i i.n New York.
j Ac ording to Profess,.,.' Wi: ,.
ol a prize in tie :!-::;
ntesl is an arh:,-v. -; . -h
order. The in, .
leetcd is one of much great i- ..,r,
than usually encountered i: U:
graduate college work, and i. ju
not only on accuracy of calcu!.:!
and assumptions, but on ne .'ness
clarity of presentation a- we!!.
News solution was one -of th
wmr.inj;
lirohiem c
a veiy hit
:-. r-
aiii
Mr.
few
which yielded the correct numerical
answer, and his results wire present
ed in the form of a clear and forceful
report."
WANTED FOR CASH
OLD GOLD
Cash paid inuiiediately for Watches, Cases, Rin-s,
Rridgework, Dental Crowns, bracelets. Class Rings, Nun
Kets, Glass Frames, or anything that has gold in it.
Everything we buy goes directly to the U. fj. Mint at Philadelphia
under United States Government License Number P. A. ,")2s.
THOMAS DAVIS
Waynesville, North Carolina Church Street
(Formerly operated in Waynesville at the Woman's Exchange)
Asheville Headquarters, Woman's Exchange, Arcade Building.
I BtaHBfflCirafWBIBrtWaillTgWW
o DOTJ'T TAKE
TIRE WORRIES
ALOrcaOUYOUR
TRIP Drop them off here
before y on start out
this iveek'end or
next Wednesday
It's a lot safer, more pleasant and
cheaoer in the end to start out on
new tires particularly since prices rl
are still so low . . . And because Good-
year makes the most tires by mil- jJ
lions and so offers the biggest mon
ey's worth at every price it's a lot l
wiser to choose new Goodyears . , .
Come and see why more people buy
Goodyears than any other tire just SN
name your price unu iuu& iuc j.;
Goodyear it buys!
Special For This
Week
Washing and Polishing
Get Our Prices
Changing Oil
(Three or four popular
brands)
Flushing Radiators
We Clean them with preasure
Call Us For Special Prices
On Above
TSS Jihi -of it - the tire-I
' V a! Ui rli'l ' that outiirios and I
Vsll'IS I outlasts them all. j t
WIS I See it! '-' - i
VS. i 111 And the best I
i V., 111. HI nul nf nil. This I
wmill mnrvplous new I
IS. t 1 Goodyear -G-V- I
T x ,h with Its manyad- I
L' VJ' 1 vantages over any I
other tire on the I
Y" v market costs you I
I rt i "'hl"8 CItra' j
I $1 tt. i luWV Price .object to
11 I J I' Deptndoble 1 fj Lotttt
A (Sir GOODYEAR J lBI GOODYEAR
J lfJ K SPEEDWAY 1 IjjJJ.l PATHFINDER
I A good low-priced KMn I' Superior to high-
a I tire value only nl'MW ! est-priced tires of
vi L Goodyear can ll many other
offer. V j fl makes.
aPi; 30iJi2 4.50-20 SryVV 4.50-21 4.75-19
2 $4.00 $4.70 y $6.50 $6.90
4, 1 4.50-21 4.75-19 ) 5.00-19 5.25-18
Vt' $4.85 $5.30 V $7.40 $8.35
T ',. Other sizes in V 0thcr sizes in
Vfjj proport.on. X proportion.
ABEL'S GARAGE
PHONE 52
ASHEVILLE ROAD
so bad that now it wants to be ironed
out." ' . -. i