RSDAY, JULY 11, 1933
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fHE MOUNTAINEER, WAYNESVILLE, . L
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
PHONE 137
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... I,,. as her guest
'"he Clevewill for the
,V her sister, Mrs.
' of Windsor, Ontar-
. ,f the Wayside Lodge,
: !n" .Mr. John S. Carr,
! Yi.ghlands and other
nvsf on Monday.
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3lr- ii!",. v,f Raleigh, arrived
th-'' ': ' '"k and were the guests
i::'- V,;. v. T. Lee over the
f M?. m, and Mrs. Smith were
eti!"': ''. . ' l o- Angeles, where the
r"a:i ' ' it tend the American
fcffff vv'-i which meets in an
Br, A'"''!,"" -here. Following the
s,i '"Mr And Mrs. Smith will
: '' traveling in the
htv are away men
. rlf: ;on anu sinaii uousu-
vVl.-t- will visit their grand
f';V:" M," and Mrs. W. T. Lee.
,rni". Mark Killian, Jr., of
MrTa 't. the week-end in
lfS th, former', mother, Mrs.
it- Fred MurWy was among those
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Lee Page, who has been
, her sister, Mrs. Wood,
and Mrs, J. M. Pruden,
turned to town on Fri
.tu n.l :he summer with
--'. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lee.
v Badgett and a party
, w i f Asheville visitors on
-,, :; Stler has as her guest
mi .I" h'-i' parents, Mr. and
a. S:!er. in Belle Meade,
("raft, of Wilming-
guest..; at the Hotel
V: all. I Mrs. S. C, I'ren-
' l :er.-buig, and their
.1. . Pickard, of
i i.;-.., who is with them for
M A. K, Thomas, of Suf
v. !,.( niece is a eounsel
';. d- Camp; Mrs. Frank
Jen
imeth'mgHas Been Done
About the Weather
bv the
Southern Railway
system
Air-conditioned Pullman Cars
ad Southern Dining Cars are
now in service
I Travel in Cool Quiet. Delightful
wniori, tree 1rom DubI, Smoke
a unders . . . A miracle de-
loDment of lomnenlnu fnn.
M lot the convenience of the
traveling public
I 'CtntinerM;uie n ?:
tnvtnlinM:i.c u il.ii i
! r. i'iui-i 1'ionini unui
btnored In sleeping and parlor
I ," Pymm ol proper eharqei iot
Je Way Coach Fare
IVzc Per Mile
V.. Mandel, of Tampa, Mrs. J. K.
Rozier, of Savannah, and Mr. and
Mii. E. P. Fergenbaum, of New York
City, who are here to be near their
son, who is a student at New College.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. White, the
former of the Park Service, with head
quarters m Uatlingourg, spent .uon
dav in town.
Miss Hester Ann Withers had as
her guest over the week-end Miss
Marion Calhoun, of Midland Drive,
Beaver Lake, Asheville,
i
Miss Mary Stringrield .-Pent the
week-end in Sylva with Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Sloan.
Miss Vera Hosafiook and Miss Jean
Rourke returned Friday, after at
tending the district conference of the
Intiimeiat.e Christisv' Fndearvor
societies of the Presbyterian church
es, which was held at the Farm
School at Swannanoa.
Mr. and Mis. S. H. Bushnel! have
as their guests' the latte-rV sisters,
Mrs. J.; D. Bivens and Mrs. C. I.
Batten, both of Albemarle. On Saturday-
they will be joined by Mr.
Bivens, who will spend the week-end.
Mr. C. G. Pfeiffer and sons. Milas
and t'. B., Jr.. of Syiania, Ga are
visiting relatives in the county.
While in Wavnesville they visited lr.
W. L. Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. W.
I.. McCracken, ar.d Mr. and Mrs.
('. F. Kirkpatrick.
Mr. (',. I). Hawkins. Jr., of Candor,
spuit the week-end in '.own as' the
guest of his sister and brothel, Mr.
and .Mrs. Jot Howell. Hewasa.com
panied home by his sister, Miss Kdn.i
Hawkins, who has spent the past six
weeks with the Howells.
:.-
Mr, -ami - Mis'. ; Hugh Massk- and
Mrs. Charles K. Ray.' spuit several
days in Charlotte during the pa
week. Tht-y went to be with Mrs.
Bonne,. Ray, who is a patient in the
Chailotte Sanatorium, following a'n
operation some weeks ago.
.Mrs, Harry Frehn, Vf, Kansa
City, the former Miss Mary Black
Avell, arrived on Monday and will
spend several weeks a- the gm st of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Itufus H.
Blackwell, at Beechwood Hall.
. .it t:
Dr. ami -Mrs. C. C. .Anderson., of
St. Peter-!mi g, are guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Angus (-. ('raft at , the lo'el
(lonlon. Airs., Anderson Was Miss
K ileen M ast e is, of Ta m pa , before he r
marriage to Dr. Anderson on June
120th, at Tampa, and; both have a
number of friends here, having spent
last summer in Waynesville.
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BIRTH AXXOUXCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ferguson, of
Fines Creek, announce the birth of
a daughter, Regina Gwen, July 1th.
Mrs. Ferguson is the former Miss
Lucv Jame.s, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs". N. C. James. Mr. Ferguson is
a teacher of the Fines Creek school.
They Say
M. J. McCRACK FX This county
is going to come out all right our
farmers are doing better work and
are taking more interest in stock
raising; then money is more plentiful
all We've got to do is to work.
W T). MILLER I've -never seen a
weekly' newspaper-with so many local
columns as the Mountaineer has in
this respect it is unique. I like your
paper. -'
f v Ashnille
F- Cincinnati
Af. ('hii.'?tr'
r Seville
h washinKton
?r.New York
6:40 p.m.
8:10 p.m.
2:15 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
6:40 p.m.
11:59 p.m.
.Wormattoa. CaU or write :
. . I- H. DE BUTTS
5S,s,ant General Passenger
Agent
MISS JET A STEEG, director of
the School and College Bureau, of
the: Chicago Daily Xews:-"I have
traveled over , the greater part of
the country, but. this is the one, spot
where I. would enjoy, living most."
BOX SUPPER AT EAST WAYNF.S
.' VILLE -
Box: supper and ice cream .supper
to be given at the East Waynesville
church . Friday night, at 8:00 o'clock.
Everyone; invited, :.
Value of Spanish Doubloon
: The old Spanish doubloon varied in
value. From 1730 to 1T72 It was worth
about 53.24 ; from 1772 to 17S0, $8.08 ;
1780 to 1S48, $7.87. The coinage of
Joiihloons has; cpiisod.
ehoc-ks
66
T Malaria
II in 3 days
rncoLDS
fiist day
LAXATIVE
TONIC and
Liquid Tablet Salve Xo-e lUi'l"-
SEE US FOR SHIRTS
i THREE FAMOUS BRANDS
Ar?jv Piedmont Tom Sawyer
C h e a
Per In The Lon g R u n
C. E. Ray's Sons
Work Shirts 49c up
Air Show Will Be
Staged Week-End
i
i ., Av"t'-:c i-uis will W given a treat
'. r.:s week-viid with air jn.nv whtv-'a
, WM. IV .tace.i : M1-(-r-,.-k..-,-, ti..
at Ha-iwo.H! by the Good Will Flier's'
w!-- an ;V, .i at re eariy this week.
J- i :..'. r, wh. ; ..i,.
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I " "A statvd that darini' riint
nvii-u. at;.- . h.:.t:,.n of ribbon' cut
ting uoul.: be am.-ng the fvatuies of
tile e!'te!'ta. r.lllt n t .
Joe Mu-k-';. .'ar.ng titer. U . -
u ' ho:'' s ' 'av w ith ait .;in-r
r.ane. .:: .., ; Mr. i :..tr o-.i wii!
engage m war-time living. The ship
mat is oeng nown cost Ss.'nH). he
said, and the parachute $."ti0. The
Pibrs and s),M au. ivnvA n. ,ht,
L . S. government.
Passengers wii! e taken up dur
tng their stay h ie.
Rotarians MeT At
Gordon Last Friday
The members of the Wavne.--ville
Rotarv C-!ub iere the
guests of Angiu c. (afi at tho
Hotel Gordon last F'idav for dinner.
The meeting marked, the beginning
"f the new year, and iu w officers
toik charge.
W. Curtis Russ. new'y elected pres
ident, was tendered the gavel bv Dr.
R. H. Stretcher.
Mr, Brown, ef Greeli-boro, of the
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance
CompaiiVi Mr. T. G. Willis, of Wash
ington, Mr. C. E. Burns. of
Charleston, and Mr. Craft, were
guest at the meeting.
After the meeting a tour was made
through the hotel to see the improve
ments that have been lmtde during
the curing.
Frederick Ferguson ,
Heads D. V.A.Here I
Household
Hints
At a ' nueting June 1
V.ct Un-e-W ::liams Chapt
A- ' -. ' "'' t'oi-owir.g me
lbe.a'rak V i-,-: . :V
henna i:,.wi!. fvr...i
m.iud. r.
Joe S:aii'e. iur..,.v
Sa:n Janes, .haplain.
i'":Ul'i.- Me.'ia't. s-'i!e:
Boyd Cody, etli.er of -.'n.
K.lwaio Grein. ad.iuta!
AH future nu-vttiu:. w .
:';e Haywood Count C-.i
ne :a-t .Monaav e! eac
7:110 o clock P. M.
"Many important mat:
d.scusse,4 at our next, t
members urged to attend
u-itn vou anvone who m
b e to become a mem'u
Green, Adjutant, jaid.
"th. of the
of the D.
m'.ers were
isu'ing year:
. a nimander.
ice com-
c atmander.
m' at -Arms,
c eay.
:: b.- held iii
i t H.nis. on
'. m -nlh. at
el-s nil! be
nee: in g. all
; and bring
av oe ehgi-
r." Edward
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Allgi a .Food.. Cake is best em with
a strong silk thmtd.
Ink spilled i.n hardwood lloors
.-hould hi wiped up; immediately with
-teel Wool moistened. with warm
water. Wax tin- sp,,t when dry.
In making fudge add ;i ua.siiooti
vl' cornstarch to each cup id' u'gar
and the candy will be -smoother ami
creamier.
A very little salt add' d to ,ii ied
fruit when cooking' improves-' the
llavor.
Add a little sugar to sauerkraut
when cooking, it improves the- Ui.-te.
AjMily stove ink to tops . of cook
stoves, when cool. It does not rub
iff- and the hotter the top gets the
blacker it gets.
-When .'stewing' prunes, add a slice
d' lemon and u f i w cloves. It is a
decided improvement.
Grass, stains can be lenioVid by
covering spo's with, corn molasses
,!!d rubbing well into the slain. .
Tile following persons have renewed
their subscriptions to The Mbuntam
iar during the past week:
Donald Dunham, city; Mr.-. J. F.
("abe. City; Mrs. ,1. X. Peacock, citv:
.Mrs. Nettie Mehatl'ev, ci'.v; Mis. Paul
W alker. citv; Mis.' . K, UatclitV,
city; Mrs. W. T. Lei-. Jr., city; J. E.
Henderson. Canton, Uoute 1; Way
nesville Hardware Co.. city; Mi's. .1.
K. Barr. city; David Turner, Route
1; Harry Rung, city; Mi. Lloyd
1'own.s, Uon Dutf; Root. Welch.' city;
(has. C. Sinatlicrs, Canton: P. F.
Campludl, Canton: Mrs. W. S. .Mc
Cia.keti. Canton; Burgm Bios., city.
Mis. John HoMt, city; lied Saun-dcr-,cil;
Mi-. Roy Robinson, 'Hazel
wood; W. T. gileeii. Ha.clwoo,l; U. I'.
llobaiMiii, Ha,,, Iwood; Mrs. ( . A.
Scruggs, Ha.trtweo.i; John . Shook,
ic; J. E. Massie. .city; ,l;s, I.
Ill ecu. . citv ; !u. , F, l-'e! gu.-oli,
i rabnei-; Mis. J. J. Ferguson, city;
lletbeii Wriylil. city; C. A. lii-oige,
. :!) ; 1 r. Ira I'liiickst on, vily.'
Jim W hili-.. Cove l rick; Judge Win.
11. tiiiniball, i haileston. S.-C.; Mr-.
E. 1'. Camp, citv; S. 11. lUishui'll,
city: .1. W. Parker. Cecil; Mis, D. M.
Kill mi. ctt y.
I he foilowni:; in u -iio.-l ipiious
li:ie -been recciu-il during ihc past
w-eek :
Mis. I'a: i'ri --ley. ci'.y; Liwrciice
ki-i I. y, : , it v ; Dav d Cnderwoiiil, Jr.,
tiaiita; Mr,-. 11, c; Ferguson, city;
J. ti. Kin - lau 1, Pie eon;. 1.. K. Strugs-,
c;l ; D,:,.I. NcJand, County Home; U.
II. Fry, Noiris. Ti nil.; Drl 1!, S. Rf b
er-oii, Ha.elwooil ; John i. Wrrglit,
I In:'c!yobd. .
WANT A1)S
The Honeybee
Since earliest times the honey
bee has been recognized as the clever
est of preservers ami man long tins
coveted her ample store of sweets. It
Is only In recent years, however, that
he -'came - to understand that In her
visits to the (lowers slie gave more
than she received. Xw we know that
the gathering of Imney, the primary
objeer' of her visits, Is incidental In her
role of pollen distributor. It was not
until man lame to plant single crops
In largo areas and found to his sur
prise that they were unfruitful, that i
he learned of .the services of the honey
liee. .
Honor "The Pied Piper"
Ilamelii, Germany, Is certain some
Important event'" Is responsible for Its
legend of "The I'leil Piper,"'! who sup
posedly freed the town of rats arid,
iu revenge . for not being paid, hi 1
n,'iled Kio of lis chilitren on June "?.
12S-1. Not only are there .numerous
records from that year and several
monuments and,: a building to com
ino'morate the episode, writes 'I'. W.
M.-ii'donald. Washington.; In Collier's
Weekly, hur the. town lias- held annua
Jfiemorial celelirations for the past Go'1
years anil still nm tit a ins nieehanical
lignres on the! city hall which -.enact', the
story every hour.
' FOR SALE -Jersey cow, -cu-n, $'-nh
S, Sandorson, Sunburst. I'd.
LOST A small ' brown .coin imr-e
containing .f.i.lll). h inder plca-c re
turn to MoUlltailleei ollice. Iiewaid
WAXTED -A girl or middle ag d
woman to -stay, on place. Mu-I be
a Me to milk and do washing. Phone
Mis. W. A. Hyatt. d
HOW AIiOCT having your dug vac
cinated against raJhics by a li
censed veterinarian, only $1. II.
1!. (Isborne, Clydu, . C. ltpd
WAXTED: Man to start in business
selling wiilely-known. product.s
to sati-ilied i-ontimers. Corn
l:b to' line. I.arges-t rnimiiiiiv; '.s-abli-hed
lssp. l'.JG EARNINGS.
Xo caud al ir ex perience IU'eded.
Write for free tiart icular-. Jt.-ivv-h
ighV. Box X;G -'lo-l, Richmond,
Virginia.
LOST Inn;
Lo-l, strayed, or -tolcii, a f.ot ti i-Tild-
dog! (wliite. with black -)nt. )
full, grown f i oin tin- lionii- of Mrs, . C.
E. Ray. '.Monday iii..in:iig, Jul v. I.
Infei iiiatioti. will he a ppfei-iated.
( H S. E. RA Y. Jr.
, Ohio Grew Own Tobacco
' Nearly e'-ery pioneer f irmer in Ohio
raised tobacco on his fnrm. not for
market but for his Own pipe; , ( Hie ex
ceptionto this was . Ashtabuli i-oimty.
where surplus tobacco was made info
cigars by the women in. their homes,
and exchanged at the.. store for gro
ceries. Later on when line.;. -ye tobac
co was produced for market, it was
'packed "into hogshead; 'and' hii'dcl over
the national road to; eastern points,
ami some of it found--its' way to Kii:
rope. '
Read The Ads
Job
Printing
EXPERT WORK
);:''', The:'
Mountaineer
PHONE 137
Alert Property Owiuts Are
Taking Advantage Of Our
I 'eat u re S e r v i t o A n a l.v si s
Of Their Insurance Needs.
Why Not You? No Obli-iration.
Bradley-Da vis Co.
IXSI HA.Vf i;
ItMAI, MSTATi: Itl-TNTAI.s;
Telephone 77
Women Who Have Pains
Try CARDUI Next Time I
, On account of poor nourishment,
many women suffer functional pains
it wruln times, and It la lor these that
Cardul la offered on tha reoord of the
relief It baa brought and the good It baa
dona In helping to overcome the cauae of
womenlr discomfort. Mra. Cole Yoing. of
IeTllla, La., irrltaa: "l was suffeiing wltn
Irregular . . . I bad quite a lot of pain
which mada ma nervous. I took Cardul and
found It helped ma In every way. malting
ma regular and stopping the pain. This
Quieted my narraa. making my health much
better." ... If Cardul does not benefit
TOO, consult a physician.
RAY Groceries
Mean Savings
Ffour
Roll Call . . .
Yukon Western ....
Yukon Rest .
. 85c
$1.10
!1.19
Queen of the Pantry Flour 1.20
Rio Coffee. 2 lbs for 25c
1
"THS BEST PART
OF TMFMEAL "
Santo Coffee,; lbs. for 50c
J.F.G. Special, per lb. 29c
Snowdrift
Lard
61b. Bucket
$1.00
Lard
8 lb. carton
1.05
Bulk Vinegar
per al.
27c
Libby
No. 1 Can Hart let Pears . . .
J Tomato Juice, .'5 for ......
8 Apricots
No. 1 Can Sliced Peaches . .
Coined Reef
. .i:c
. .25c
. .2."c
. .15c
. .17c
Blue Plate Salad Dressing
Sox. 10c Kiox. Kic 32oz."29c
Blue Plate Sandwich Spread, 8 oz. 15c
Fruit Jars
Pints, per doz .... . . . . . . .75c
Qua Hs. per do. ..... . .85c
L (Jallons. per do. . . .$1.10
(iood House Brooms
25c
JJ0AP
K.
1 I OCTAGON J
! SCOURING,
Octagon Soap and Powder
Large Sixe (i for 23c
Super Suds large size 17c
Octagon Cleanser 2 for )c
Pahnolive Soap 2 for 9c
FROM OUR MARKET
('poked Boiled Hani per lb 39c
Cooked Spiced Ham per lb. 35c
Cooked Lunch Tongue per lb. 49c
Cooked Chicken Loaf per lb. 49c
Cooked Cheese Loaf per lb. 35c
Goose Liver Cheese per lb. 35c
Pimento Cheese per lb. 32c
Swiss Cheese per lb. 35c
American Cheese per lb. 30c
C.E. RAY'S SONS
Heinz Demonstration
Next week a demonstrator for the Heinz Com
pany will be at this store with equipment to demon
strate the complete Heinz line of food products. We
invite you to witness these demonstrations showing
the virtues of Heinz foods and especially their ap
propriateness for hot weather