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THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1931 Store Chats from C. E. RAY'S SONS sj'kim; n.is ur.i .-'h:i!, jmv u ; - - 1 : . ; : - ; :it I i m;r"- . " K u ki ritici. -Ol U (.li.'.NDMlli II! i.- iui. 1 '.i " wen i . I iu-1- a. j m ' i i t iv. l-.vi'i. . . mnilcrn ;)ia i.. I. . may ".-h ,t ! ;wu t OLK (,iAMMorm:i:s wear the umh-iviU ! Nor unuKI the mink-; ii m that ..1' her ance-un-: in materia! i a-, i the chantri' In -.-:;,! K ii Kiirim l I'NDKIiW I'AK the-, (inm l a- i api'lly a Manul ai I ui el-- 1m , srii'litili.' nn ' In . that I'll. I he a t'!'ai im-ii con!firi.i: avei ajre tiiitu rs- i'i' fijjuri'- I'.s' , . KuKurnici "VOI'H STOKE' i a alert lo TuinUh y bt'st in underwear Ti HI - ami nUll. . tion garments. Our pi e-riil pleases us because we knn'A Sl.u-k with it, we can please villi. ickernioks KK KKKMC KS arc the hite,l ad dition to our underwear family. To the women who knows, they mean smart economy in quality garments. Beautifully styled in cares.int? material they art dy- nomic. in every ileum,, j.rovide for free motion.. KK KKRINK KS attractive pieci : e -eov'ei'e.'l in ill ' of mail beiiifj; They invite your sent out tod-ay; inspection un uf Keady-l o- eai floor. luikermcks MADAM ;KA(T:. Va.-saret:e. and (iossai'il. a;e the three lines', of foundation annent . whirl) - we feature; Kach is outstanding in its .elajs.: Kach one presents gar ments with a thrill. kH-kiirnuks. SM Mil K I I I ! I II ( I Kl i . plain weave or dotted pa; terns. . ('onipiete with I'riscil'n head'ill'J's ., and tie-b;L:k. to match." yds-., , loriir.. They'll add'. nniell heauty to' your - windows. i'air-,;Ke.. - ickernu ks JtMHIM. si n ti t f beautiful styles. Prices foy. adults, rani'c upward -from ' Sl.M iu. all--, woid partiientv?. . Children's suit's at less. I'el.lemeade is open. The waier is line. CAN N O N BED AND BATHROOM linens are ".'... displayed in. our window this . week. Cannon towells are fea tured because thev are the best. Special prices offered on dozen lots. Let us show you. kickdrmcks "MORE EXCITING NEWS about dresses." Sheer jacket frocks to wear when one must be well dressed for every occasion. Light summer colors to choose from. Sport pique dresses in guaran teed washable silk, "iellow, white, green, pink. kickernibks CjlDArSSons EjiWDepLSt ore 'I1 - HAZEL WOOD NEWS GIKl. AUXILIARY MKKTS niei mediate (i:i;-' Au I'll' .i:r i:s r ..!..! vl !in.M. i. n'lt: '.lie lau r ih-y an I M -iiinpanieii h' .tun Alehali'i-: v. h . i -will isit. an t . main ilia: I'm. , .1:1111'.-, . Week-' Kiane. . - tine j, i M r - Wtl T'Ue.-di rland -:.-te .Imdi I.. Iu,-t; i- I LI- I M '. and I et uniei I (!3o in (Eliurrlt iuniiay A V IIS V 1 1 ,1 ,C I- IKS-JOIST MKTl Ol- li ml II Im. l'astor. . I line is " i S avuesville. l.-.-r"of the M o to t'hureii Month," in The pa.-tor and niem- etiiodist rhui eh join' with the pa-tors and niemhers of the oth chuiehes in extendiiiK' to everyone a cordial invitation to he pre.-eirt ill church .Sunday. 'e would h(. happy to -ee oU in Sunduy schdol at 'Jr-lo a. in. We ave a .'lasts for you. 'live 1 -.niorrtinn chinch service is at 11 o'clock. Sernion by' the pastor. Visitors are, requested to Sixu the truest reKi-ter; a younr lady will dil ect you. , Th,, younjj jieople of our chu.ch wish to. extend to all visitors, but es pecially to visiting youne; people, an invitation ti be with them in their meetini;- at 7:.1". in the evening. We are centering' our nin'ht .er-vi,-e round the C"ini'i'e(rat ioiial sing uk of old and familiar hymns, Our oie;ani.-t is assisted hy Mri. M. 11: I'.owles at "the pii'.llo and 'Miss, String field.-. Mr. liavi-. and Air, I'oteat. .with ioliij. clai inet ; 1 1 1 1 1 i . enilnine. The -el. vic.e is . ::.t- S o'clov-k- - It t.. our wih tr.nt our church". may he. '.of spiritual serv.iee . to our visitor- -'whi an away l' rem- the' r own vlui i Wo li:- c-lie- diirinti- tin w ei. onie yeir; t Method.i-t. -uiuiiiei' month.-, i! service." at England at War :n 1761 Against France, Spain 1 rii-tland, .in 1701, declared war ngniiist both France and Spain. She lost. no .time '-in renewing her attentions to the Spanish colonies.. On an Octo ber day in 17GJ ii British fleet under Admiral Samuel Cortiisli reached Ma nila with troops (f wliom (ieneral .Dra per was In, command.. 1 The. entire force numbered about COW inoluilin 2,PW Sepoys. There was then no Spanisli captain general, so the di iinuid for surrender was made on the Itoman -Catholic archbishop. ' . Manila was little prepared . for re sistance. What fortiiieations '-.she had were built to keep oil the Mores .or the Chinese pirates, not a heavily armed Luroncan fleet, with what were then considered powerful batteries. General Draper made a landing and advanced on the city: under cover of artillery fire. A picked native force which was sent against him was driven back In wild disorder. The archbish op, deploring the shedding of blood, surrendered the city. For three hours .Manila was given over to pillage and the Sepoys committed all the excesses forbidden under the rules of civilized warfare. On the protests of the pre late the English commanders made the troops desist An outstanding figure at this crisis was Simon de An da, a judge and pa triot leader. He maintained that the archbishop , had no authority and should not haTe surrendered If he had it. Be notified the English that the people of the Philippines repudiated all terms of the surrender, especially the promise to pay $4,000,000 in gold. He had escaped to a neighboring Is land with certain government records and a stock, of official printed station ery and there he Issued orders and decrees as the captain general. The war between England and Spain was ended by the Treaty of Paris in 1763. Mr.. Ellen N. McCracken, of Crab tree, spent Tuesday shopping in town. THE WAYNESV1LLE Mr. and vi.Mted the Mrs. la'.te. .Hart- of Candler, P- lei'.'..-, KeV. -lid rd, Sur:-titf thi- i .Miller and j-i.etit Sunday Mr.- J. M AVoodw M r. W 1 1 m;i Mr. y. ... C- !.el, Mr.-. .1 nil i I ra: Will K, .dav. i-iled a nip 1 Mi Well I 1 urnei 1 rCatlv, 1-a- JU Sa.i.d A- i.i- Mr.-. A. 1'. l.edhett. Tae.-.iav v 'a:: Ralph - M..1-.- 'l'lin--.ai.ii. :. Mc- . i 'l e n-t Will- Teinie- - and TUI: Mi,.- 1 'i . -t i til.- her . ,1 hi! 1 mell.-ville, S. I . , .tents, Mr. a I lure. Mr. and Mi family and M r ami v-n, l'erle. i Mi T. C. St u in i and and Mr-. I., ( . );ivi, .-peiit Sunday at Old l i.rt. N ('. Claude Mnrtrai hij paient.-, Lenoir, is visit arid Mrs. Bob Mr. MiirKHi. Me-.- Mamie Stu.key. "f .fiss Maviilie SturkeV Lenoir, is ,' Be.-.-e- nier City, is .-pending her vacation .: ith her -i.-n-r- Mrs. Bill Chamber. ainl Mr. Chambers. Mr. und Mrs. Luther Gilliland and M.. n! I M R, I.. Saunder- spent Sun lay Saundei s M i I-'.vi-ek ill in Abbeville i-itinu- Mr. jiarent.-. 1. S Clarke i- .-pendillK thi.s Oleenvirie, S. C. Visiting relatives. Mr. and Mi-. C. '. Smith, .if 1 ' t ui ned tu thei r Mr. Claude Sin Salem, wa- m tnv iind friend Mr. ( lvde Gli,. 01:. -HI, .f Kuth Min.iiiv ler a vi Mi-: onir.n, Clifton Smith and 'llizaliethtnii, Tetin,. .homes Tue-day. .'leton, ,.f Win-tnn-n vi.-itiiie rel .tive.- and Mi r It. in. Ruhv ari to tileir -i-l I Mr. Orillin. FIRST iTiKSBY'i'K KlAN' Or. R. 1'. Walker, Mini-ier. Hours of service are as follows Bible School 'JeJ.'i. Sermon 11 a. , Christian Endeavor 7:4o- m Oiv Wednesday evening choi.- prac tice 7:.'!0 and prayer service S o'clock. This is -Cio To Church Month.'' 1'lea.se take motfice, everybody. If you are inclined toward the Presby terian cnurcii.: we are expecting you next Sunday and will be Klad t see you; .'-.-' Our.' church showed a piondiil in crease Sunday, both at Sunday school and the 11 o'clock service. 'e wel L'onied four new members in ouv church. "OKA K CIICRCH IN THE MOUN TAINS. ERLSCOl'AI. Rev. Allien New, M. A.. Rector, Sunday, dune 10th, l'.k'l-l. Our worship today will: bein at S A. M., in the service of Holy I ohimun. ion. . It is hoped that many will avail tht niscivcs ot . this early hour ol quiet worship, in the . beautiful setting t (litice Etscopal (din'ch. This ,1!0 minutes .service will he an inspira tion for" the who!,, day. -. At ten o'clock the " Church School will convene in the Rari-h House. - The Hector will preach at the regu lar mernint; service- 11 A- M. The Bishop of the 1 liocese will be with, us on St. John Bapti-t's I lay, June l24th, for Confirmation. .(.1ST--Sin;i!l -rnooth-hai.re.l fox ter- r'tt r. 'weitrht 10 iiound-.: solid white except pale . -brown spots on ri'ht ear and,, over: left 1 eye. Name 'ijiipso, . Rtwai'il for return o;; any information. J. E. Toy, Peliwimil Road, phone 154-J. LOST Small blue leather : change purse -cont-ai-ninjr one five (5) dol lar bill, four (4.) one (1.) dollar bills and about one .dollar in ehsngre some where between Rav s. Department .Store and the Clevewill Apart ments. Finder please return to The Mountaineer or call 1ST and receive reward. WANTED A cabin, lodge or farm near National Bark. Give lowest cash price. Describe and locate exactly in replv CIS care The Mountaineer. June 7-14 L ATTENTION Summer School Stu dents: Room and board at the Reeves Home for $4. oO and leave on the week-end or stay every day of the week for $o.o0- AVe'll take half in farm produce. Conveniently located. Modern conveniences, Lp-to-date improvements. Vnte' in care Reeves Home, Lake Junaluska. May 10-17-24-31. WANTED TO RENT small furn ishsd cottage, preferably- 2 bed rooms, for month of Julv and maybe August, in or near Waynesville or Balsam. Must be reasonable. Brewer Printing Company, Davtona Beach. Fla- May 24-31 pd Want Ads MOlNf AINEEIi No. 1 Junior l-'raiiki l'arker of Milwaukee ranks I,: toe junior tennis stars op No. 1 anion the Cllited leell year- for a place Va tes. lb- is only seven id. and is being roomed ii the Davis cup team. Porcupine1! Qaitls Not beiiiK eiuiir'ped to do any shoot ing, it is Impossible for the porcupine to toss its barbs Iroia its skin. Tlie only real weapon lie has is a mighty dangerous tail, which whips around to slap an enemy if the latter is foolish enough or ignorant enough to get too close. This tail i armed with many quills. These are held in place In a normal manner, providing the animal is not attached. When disturbed, it has the ability to release them to the extent Vh.vt- ,'t. swi.-h of the tail can plant ihoia in the skin of the attack I: hi I -. I r I'm not be thro Siirns of the Zcx :Mm ol tln oiti.-ie I e-ini Hi. C: IH.-er, Seiirpio. Sagitl ari u Tin Tann Libra Us, . Bam, : Aire-, i. Virgo, tprionrii- 1. iial'ius, I'i-ces i-.nr l'.ull. Twins, Cah (in l'inglisli) : I. ion. Virgin; r. Cat. Wa Bala in. eorplon. An! ter-bi'arer. l-'i-ln I nsulators Porcelain . knobs are. used more often by telephone companies in cities and the glass insulators In the coun try. One company explained that the glass insulators are cheaper and also that since the liitht shows through them, birds are not so likely tq build their nests in them. Cold Found in Meteorite .-'Although meteorites often contain base metals and occasionally black dia-. moods, gold was never found in them until one recently analyzed In Colo rado showed traces assaying about $12 a ton. MA. x I - OWTWesbetoe ditch M, - i ..1'Hlow l T RU-- - If you ve escaped trouble so far on thin old tires, thank your lucky stars and have us put on new Good years! blowout protected by patented Supertwist Cord in every pljv Let us show you why the public buys BUL LIONS more Goodyears than any other tire. Try our real tire service! The Public's FIRST-Choicc-for 19 Yearc Our modern equipped shop permits us to render expert sen-ice on all makes of cars. Only tramed mechanics are employed in our shop which accounts for the efficient sen ice we al ways render. LET I S CHANGE THAT WINTER WORN OIL FOR SUMMER OIL j Copyrights Are Granted to Protect the Authors ' A copvright is a right granted by law to protect the author of a literary or musical composition or a producer of a dramatic or artistic work. The original term of a copyright is years from date of entry. Provision is made for its extension for a second term of S years, and such extension is obtain able not only by the author, but by his widow (or widower) or children, or, if these he tu t living, by bis executors, his next i..f I, in. or, in the case of a composite w.irl;, hy the proprietor if it is a work upon which copyright was ur.gii. i.:y prietor. Tin pla.-arism f.. copyright is -nine proiee i-rary compo tiiined t iy the present pro s prutiets his work from r the p.-ri'M in which the ijieratlve. It offers the lion to the author of lit-.-ilion that a patent offers the inventor. A royalty is compensation which the bolder of a copyright or a patent cni tnands for the use of Ids work. It is usually made in the form of a propor tional payment on sales, as to an an ther or inventor for each copy of a work or each article sold. Dogt Indispensable Perhaps, most widely known of all animals for his faithful devotion, the dog constantly performs acts of brav ery and courage, sacrificing his life when necessary for his master. Man has needed the dog more than he is generally willing to admit. The pro lection of live stock against thieves and wild animals, and their herding, can in no practicable way be handled other than by the dog. When a pole is to be discovered, there must be dogs. Despite all modern inventions, expeditions' Into the Arctics are never attempted without them. In many European countries they tire still em ployed for draft purposes. His war time record Is legion. Ten thousand dogs were in service at the front at the signing of the armistice. The lb 1 Cross dog, with first-aid hit strapped to its -collar, ignored all danger for service to man. The liaison ihv.'. me--s.-rge currier, trained to Seek his mas ter, crept and crawled under heavy tire with the one thought in mind ' often- saving whole companies' of men from disaster. Mason and Dixon Line , The boundary took its name from two eminent astronomers and mathe maticians, Charles Mason and Jere miah Dixon, who were sent out from England to run it. They completed the survey between 170,'i and 1707, ex cept for 30 miles surveyed In 17S2 by Col. Alexander McLean and Joseph Neville. It is in the latitude of 39 degrees. 43 minutes. 2(1.3 seconds. In the .political'. history of the last cen tury. Mason and Dixon's line is some times projected Indefinitely westward as marking the northern limit of Slave territory. READ THE AIXS ...,-u Tires GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY A Big V alue . For Little Money Prices subject to change without -. 'I - -- -" J " I Ml u If Abels Quick Road Seniee Phone 52 Sweet Pea From Sicily The sweet pea is a native of the island of Sicily and was Erst men tioned - in-. 1C05 by an Italian mori, who 'sent seeds to England and Hol land, the seeds of sweet peas bee..::., an article of commerce as early h-. 17-1. Sweet peas have been f; . tor over a century in Ameri :. ..: all of the varieties ktr.tvn in Lv were grown here. There .Wft u :.. of pi.p.'aiafi'y for the sweet :. ' At:. erica between 1 -V, and V. v 'in- t : .lo. v, l.i-.-li re. .-iv.-.; its -r. ,.r pet)!? iiv.KZl.. the it.tr..-!:: ,: :. : ivod i r S: e:,. vr 1 t . v .. ; - ' i: :..: -j M ri-e C- s t ; . . -,.!. :.- in-Lo- e. 11: 1 " J urti- ,-. C i Nature M.i n rerhead's eh- :.-,e!. t . i f.-i.i rep. r: t -noU'.'ll t" catr mil which he is must, when full of ail he surveys AI'.L'iTTE. N. C. N'oTICK V. 'he'-eas. Chevrolet Ton: l i'.id- Motor No. z-T'Vio.is - Coupe, Model li'27. Mot n nT-1 heretofore .advertised lure for three weeks in et have not been claimed, iiiteni'ibiles will be ,-ohl a.- i by Section o-ll'.O. Revi-ed S Vide. I U'.e -a net i i Wavi o,--l I -V - oi the United State-, as i; at Cherokee Auto n a -ville. N. C, at 12:um . M' !)-!av, Jut'.c L L'ol. he I-,w. T. K. l'atton ilv.iter in Charge Ald-i pur Bui an of internal lleve -Jutu T-14. a. ITU i SUMMONS- AT H i i V ' 1. 1 1 v xcirni t ' : , : y MIOI.IXA, :;:c ui i tu' i; haltied. Hi lit 'th-. I -:e. Ail I. t in act ii. v.- nil: neeii ,-uiiiiih ' ' r t Vur -d' I lay v. ii l 'an ilina. by the p! ; - -tipo , Nell t :V. l.oi- Mcleod, again-t "tin- - fenii.ir.t, Hubert M.cl.eml, for the' pa1-iio-e of -iH-'urim? ' judgment- again-h tlu said defeticlant fur an .absolve divorce on the grounds of two yea -separation; that said defendant will t'uithei take-notice that he is requir- I to lie and appear at the ollice of th. clerk of-the Superior Court -of Hay wood County. North Carolina, at thi' court hou.se at Waynesville. on the "th day of July, 1034, and answer "l dentil;- to the complaint filed in said action, or. the plaintiff will-apply, to the court for the i-elief demanded in ner, complaint. This the 5th, day ' i June, '.''', 1. W. G. BYERS, Clerk of the Superior Court f Haywootl County. North Carolina. .no. gii dune I-H-21-2S. Sensafibnal NEW GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER 43 More Non-Skid Mileage,. Flatter Wider Tread . . . fore Non-Skid Blocks . Wider Riding Ribs . . . More & Tougher Rubber (average of 2 pounds more per tire) at NO EXTRA COST! 4.75x19 6.90 GOODYEAR PATHFINDER The Quality Tire Within The Reach Of All , M.. ' notice and to State sales tax- immm Garage
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