THE WAYNESV1LLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1931
jlnes Creek News
MiUreTlTwiman spent the
f,nL' holidavs at Asheville.
Justice of Ashevill Nor
339 at week-end with her
,U Jdr. and Mrs. i..
f I...U Col-
M,e VVidav in Asheville.
V Wilson Fisher, who is a student
C.T. C. spent Thanksgiving .it
"with his parents
J nd Mrs. Mark Ferguson spent
tr. Wavnesville.
1 ' ii,-..,i Fisher and
T -.,W the Waynesville
ion football fame Thanksgiving
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Wilson
vs.
THROUGH STATE
CAPITAL KEYHOLES
Iiv: Bess Hinton Silver
"Jf-;,tur Kathrvn Greene
"J Newman College at Jefferson
Thomas Erwin will fill his
Skr Appointment at the Fines
Baptist Church, Sunday", De-
Clyde will be played Friday night
i bU game between Fines Creek
Clyde will be played Friday night
T:30. ' The admission will be 10c
'16c
1INT NOW. .
or a stunning ELGIN
Why.kwp Santa guessing! An inkle
bomyoa may bring you ttie gift of
S lifetime .'-.- a lim, aristocratic
Elgin. These new Christmas models
an the finest we have ever seen.
Trn4 accurate Elgin through and
through. But we can show you
better than tell yon, Come in and
tee tkrm nil. The prices are mire to
girt Jon a start . they're so modest!
Aa armrUn n lift Elfin WU9
Tq$
I b smsll deposit will
.wrwfr any artiel ntfl
V .f Chrlstmaa
-'hi "
i.V'i!
,-E)ywood St. at PatUn Are.
-5 Asheville, N. C
Ijfe And Limb sre having to pay about all they can
While sentiment for a State auto-i and rule as best they can.
mobile drivers' license law is growing j -
as a result of increased a.cidehtsi Spilt (iravy
taking tolls of life and property, there ! The executive order from Washing
is one big obstacle confronting legis- j ton commanding the Home Owiurs
lative action. It is money- Senator j Loan Corporation not to accept addi
Allen H Gwyn. of Rockingham county, tional applications for lo..ns on homes
introduced such a bill in the 1033 j has thrown the fear of unemployment
funeral Assembly but it didn't get to! in the hearts of many employes of tht
MUlA lured Help will tnul themselves
with nothing more to do than twiddle
their thumbs without the accompany,
ment of pay 'checks. The situation is
causing concern among employes of
other administration emergency unitd
in which there is a sign or two of
recession -to normal conditions. It's
enough to cause consternation at the
federal alphabetical pie-counter.
first base, the reason w-.s that Kai
eigh, Winston-Salem and other cities
u.,..a rlvivurs' liipnce laws for revenue
Mr for the B. Y. P. U. meeting urposes. Enactment of a state law
Fines Creek Baptist Cnurcn ld have knocked the cities out of
Ww changed to b:30 insieaa 01 , mazuma aruj ome of them were
jj y then in default. The same situation
L ' ,Bt Creene and Francis! wiH confront the coming legislative
3eWargaret Greene ana rters of the tlrivt,rs.
.pent ' ' reew, at I license are agreed that it must be
poet is beginning to worry a l.t of peo
ple who would like to suppoit tuUh
men. One Raleigh official has an in.
teivsting solution of the problem al
though he daen't expect to see the
germ hatch- He would have Col.
gressman l Knighton run for Oovcrnor ;
Lieutenant Governor Graham run
against Mr. Hrummitt and Mr, Hoey
step aside for the present. In the
spring of li'HS he would t rot out
Clyde Hoey against Senator Kolvort
Rice Reynolds, for the Western .seat
and then in l i 4 -I would run Mr.
Graham for Governor. Needless to
say t-ach man Mid his friends would
support the others in their ambitions'-
A pretty piece of political
checker playing, to be sure, but a
game that you ll probably never
staged.
iWiimcd for safety and without
thought of money beyond the cost of
operation.
Big Question
How many eligible voters in North
Carolina. You guess. Here's what
a brief check of the registration book
in one of the Raleigh precincts showed
Of 444 names checked '.'. of them
were found to be either duplicates or
the names of persons doud. The
Capital City is to have a new regis
tration soon but what about books in
other cities and counties of the
state? Th' nuestion has been raised
in Raleigh as t0 how many persons
in the state have their names on
the hooks at two or more voting p. -aces
and how many deceased persons are
still recorded as eligible voters. Out
of it all may grow a movement for
state-wide registrations at regular
intervals..
Money And Mud
Advocates of division f highway
funds point to the large surplus in
cash on hand while farmers and oth
ers living on the secondary roads
point to the mud-holes, bumps and
delapidated bridges over .which tJiey
must drive. The surplus c: me about
because of limitations pl'aced on the
highway department by the last legis-.
lature and not because motorists are
are paying more money than can be
spent in building and maintaining
roads. The money was collectea to
provide a highway system for use
by those who kicked in but as a re
sult of the legal restrictions motorists
A complete new line of Brown
Built and Buster Brown Shoes
have just been received at The
New RaifT's Outlet Store. Your
trial order will be appreciated.
1
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of T. L. Francis, deceas
ed, late of Haywood County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
havinir claims against the estate to
exhibit them to the undersigned at
Belmont, N. C, on or before the btn
day of December, 1935, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recov-
Lerv. All tcrsons indebted to said estate
. ... ...
(will please make settlement rewre
January J, l'Jdo.
This the 6th day of December, 1934
W. J, FRANCIS,
Administrator of T. L. Francis,
deceased
No. 276 dec. 6-14-20-27 Jan 3-10.
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
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PLAZA
Pack Square Asheville, N. C.
BIG TIME
VAUDEVILLE
.MATINEE
?25c
also
Feature Picture
NIGHT
35c
1 1 iii 1 1 ii i mil ii p"'"-"1""
f Southern Announces
Continuation of Present Passenger
J On application to the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion, authority has been granted Southern Railway for
.Extension of experimental period of present fares from
- December 31st, 1931 to September 30th, 1935, with con
tinued suspension surcharge for i passengers riding in
Pullman cars. These fares are on the following basis:
JDne and one half cents per mile one way coach tickets.
Round trip tickets two cents per mile for each mile travel
ed, return limit 15 days. .Round trip tickets two and one
..half cents per mile for each mile traveled return limit six
months. Three cents per mile one-way tickets: also 15
days and 6 months round trip tickets and good in Pullman
Bleeping cars, or parlor cars, upon payment proper charge
ior space occupied.
TRAVEL BY TRAIN 1
SAFE COMFORTABLE ECONOMICAL
See your nearest agent or address
R, II. DeBUTTS,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Low-Down
Perhaps you have wondered why
airlines are suddenly spending huge
sums of money to provide much fas
ter service. Here's one answer to
your question reaching Kaleigh. You
remember that last February Post
master General James A- Farley put
the skids under many airline corpor
ations with mail ontracts. Now the
eagles are planing to get back at Mr.
Farley. They are establishing the
rapid schedules to carry air express
at greatly reduced rates and contin
uing the post office business on old
schedules. Result 'the post ofliee de
paitment is expected to lose much of
its profitable business am) Congress
will ask why The airlines will offer
tlie s.me speed to mail with fatter
contract.-. That may or may not be
the motive but you'll agree that it
makes sense.
Printing
Perhaps you have heard the rumor
that the state expects to greatly ex
pand its printing plant at the Cen
tral Prison in Raleigh. That was
one of -Highway ami Public Works
Chairman I". B Jeffress' pet ideas but
now he is critically ill in his home
in Greensboro and not expected to
recover. New quarters will bo pro
vided for the print shop when the
prison is remodeled but a question
mark surrounds the printing husi
iiless. Mr. Jeffress -was the only of-
cial that knew much about it and me
matter of expansion is likely to hang
fire for the present. . At any rate,
equipment will be added slowly by'de
grees, like the cat ate the pot-hook.
Combination
Certain close friends of Governor
Khringhaus and Clyde R. Iloey, prom
inent Shelby Democrat, have express
ed the hope that this potent pair of
vote-getters will team up in -. 1936
with Mr. Khringhaus opposing Sen
ator Josiah William Bailey for the
eastern Senate seat and Mr. Hoey
taking on all comers for the guberna
torial nomination- Some members of
this same group would like to see
Lieutenant Governor A. H. (Sandy)
Graham make it a triple-threat by
deciding to run for Attorney General
in opposition to Dennis G. Brummit
instead of entering the irubernntonaJ
lists as he is expected to do even if
Mr. Hoey and Congressman K. Li,
Douehton decide to run. The hatch
ers of this idea avow it would make
an unbeatable political combination.
A New One
This Hoey-Daughton political pros-
Stop Getting Up
Nights
Make This 2.r.c Test
Use juniper oil, buchu leaves to
flush out excess acids and waste mat
ter which irritates the bladder caus
ing, backache, leg pains, frequent de
sire, burning, scanty flow and get
ting up nights. You are bound to
feel better after you get your regular
sleep. Get juniper oil, buchu, etc..
in green tablets called Bukets, the
bladder laxative- In four day6, if
not pleased your druggist will fe
fund your 25c- Waynesville Phar
macy.; '
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On Monday, December 31, 1934, at
eleven o'clock A. M., at the court
house door in the town of Waynes
ville, N. C. I will sell at public out
cry, to the highest bidder for cash,
the following lands : and premises,
lying and being in Haywood County,
Worth Carolina.:
Being lot No. 13, in Block "C" in
Oak Forest Addition to the town of
Waynesville, surveyed, platted and
mapped by C- E- Brown, and fully
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake in Daley
Avenue on the Southeast corner of
lot No. 12, and runs thence S. 89 28'
W. 192 feet to the line of W, S.
Brown land; thence with his line to
the line of lot No. 1, in Block "D":
thence with that line to Daisy Avenue;
thence with Daisy Avenue to the BE
GINNING. Being the same prop
erty conveyed by J. M. Moody, et al
to S- C. Satterthwait, by deed dated
September 2nd, 1891 and duly re
corded in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Haywood County, in
Book 2, page 218.
Also being the same land convey
ed in a deed to Charles Lenoir and
wife, Mamie Lenoir by S. C. Satter
twait and wife, dated December 7.
1917, and recorded in Book 50, page
182, Record of Deeds of Haywood
County. -
Sale made pursuant to power of
sale conferred upon the undersigned
trustee, by virtue of a deed of trust
executed by Charlie Lenoir and wife,
Mamie Lenoir, dated May 28, 1931,
and recorded in Book 23, page 245,
Record of Deeds of Trust of Haywood
County. -
This December 1, 1934.
J. R. MORGAN,
- Trustee. '
No. 275 Dec. : 6-13-20-27. '
Weird Type Of Show To Be
Feature Of Midnight Performance
Born of the supernatural; weird, un.
canny, unearthly; no: suitable fori
children gruesome and horrifying !
can you stand a show that tits that
description? Then Ali Baba's ghost
show will send a chill down your spine.
The purpose of this show is to draw
shudders and screams from the audi
ence. If a grim, ghostly skeleton ten
see
Voting The Dead
Opposition to the absentee ballot',
law is popping out in new spots ab !
most every day now ami those who!
would repeal the low assert that !
citizens long since under the sod are'
casing ballots under its present op.!
er.ition. Chief among those advocat-1
ing drastic revision or abolition of
the absentee ballot is Major 1,. P.
Mei.endmi, of Greensboro, chairman
of the State Flection Board. It has
tl ready been repealed in many counties
and a new assault On a state-wide
front is expected in the next General
Assembly. It's repeal might mean
a few more Republicans; in the I.eir-
islature but many Democrats agree
that wouldn't be so bad. They claim
that with the lines drawn closer Dem
ocratic solons would stick closer to
gether instead of splitting up into
cliques to tight their own Poniocr.itic
State Administration.
100 POI ND CAKE
Belfast A 100-pound cake tinted
,to match the royal bride's dress, was
among the gifts from the Irish to the
English wedding couple, the Duke of
Kent and Princess Marina of Greece.
feet high suddenly appears from no
where, tu-xii- by your side and clut
ches at ou: throat; think nothing of
it. p. maj be a departed friend. This
show is for those who want something
different. There is nothing on the
stage or elsewhere like it. Ladies must
have male e-cort. Children will no', bo
admitted. Nervous or hysterical peo
ple are warned to stay away from a
weird picture.
Tl.is show will Ve at the Waynewood
Theatre in Waynesville, Monday night
December 10:h at midnight.
CHURCH GETS $13,092,063.
Oswego. Among other bequests in;
the will of the late O. Sidney Shepardj
is one for $S,1S2,042' to the Presby j
terian Board of Nat ional M issions (
and another for .$4,910,021 to the
1'ivshvterian Board of Foreign Mis-'
sions.
RAIL EARNINGS RISE
New York According to a compib
aiion bv the Interstate Commerce
Commission, the 149 Class 1 rail-
w a vs of the United St ates had a total j
net operating income for the first
nine months of . 1934, of $342,001). S42,
compared with $341,457,795 in the
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA,
II AY WOOD COUNTY.
Having qualified as Executrix of
the estate of Mrs. E. 1 Rogers, de
ceased, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate to
present same to the undersign on or
befvue the 20th day of October, 1935,
or this claim will lie pleaded in bar
of their recovery. AH persons who
are due the estate anything are re
quested to settle at once.
This the 29th dav of October, 1934.
ELIZABETH-ROGERS,
Executrix of Mrs. E. L.
Rogers, Deceased
N. 205- Nov. l-S-15-22-29 Dec. 0.
Not Disturbed
Ashe is one county that, would not
be disturbed by repeal of the absen
tee ballot law unless its own private
election Taw is wiped olT the bokks.
The veteran and vocative Tain C
Bowie, Representative from Ashe put
through a local bill in the 193' Peg
islatrue exempting his county from
the secret voting law and eliminating
the necessity of tiling allidu-its to
secure absentee ballots. The .Ashe
county, under the 193.'! law. all that
is necessary to secure an absentee
ballot is for you to sign the certif
licato in the present of one witness.
Those witnesses evidently are not
'difficult, to find since the elections
board reported 1.500 .absentee ballots
were cast in the November election
this year-
SECOND CP' IP OF APPLES
Walla Walla. Wash. -Abnormal
warm weather for this time of the
year has caused apple' and crab-apple
trees to have a second crop.
Cherry trees are in bloom and April
blooming iris are again flowering.
CELEBRATE
The
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Worth $3.00 in any retail store. Fvnrpcc PrPnaid
T.,ct thn thino- for t.ho Rout hrrnprs' txPICJa s iCJIUIU
bis week of celebration. Don't wait. Name your
express office. .Remittance- must accompany order.
YVe pay express. Send for Free Catalog of novelties.
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CLOTHING
For Men and Boys
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IT
Asheville at Biltmore
B. B. Saunders
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Asheville
Tobacco
Market
TO GET TO
B. B. Saunders Warehouse
Turn to the left at first street south of
Swannanoa River bridge at Biltmore