THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1936
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THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1936
AND WHY NOT A FEW PEANUTS?
Or. fr hsr.'d wc hear that "anything
zr:.v.- ;n H ."-i County." That ii just
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w-ri-H-'.t- u'r- r.io-r bu-irrs ::: '::.-: r-eanu:- :o
r. '-;'..-.:. i: v.v u. : - .":: ::.-:.. :
ge: iu:h. a v.'..r.t- :. rr -r.-vAr this
section, but. once the pe:.pie c:'ui.i induced t
' try boiied -peanuts, .we are or the opinion . that
.it .-A-cu'.d -bring' in hnueh extra change to. the
'.farmer?. . o
Now bi led peanuts mi'ph: sound iike a
fai-:et:hed thing, but they are 'delicious.. The
peanut.- are picked green and boiled in salt
.water. '
Sometime, someone will take it upon them
selves to ntake this test, and we berieve they
wii! b savi-sSej -with the prorTts.-
What, peanuts were not boiied e i'U'd be cur
ed and sij on the market :-r used at home
Doctors read.ly agree that raw peanuts are one
ct the,- oest a;
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ELECTION CAMPAIGN HAS STARTED
';. An'unr.-erved date in Hayw.-od County
p-j.:t:cai life is the Februar- term o: court.
.That date marks the orftcia! -:-pehing ' :: thi
elect: jr. period in this; county, and any person
is at liberty af'.er ;ne February' term o: c.ouvt
to announce for rrhke.
The . p-jhtica.l-. 'bee begtns to buzz during
cou'rt.:and..tne.buzz gets. jouder and. buder 'until,
the; Jn-: Primary.; As far . as this, cunty i
concern i: the :J-une primary ;u-t av-:ut ends
the. time.. betweem the
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" ;'the .p-:'it;.:ai..y.ear. -in t
' ,TUnt.;' N . -::.;-.' is left. tb' :a' general discussion
. ct .:nat: :,na p-i:t;:s -and. -a
'. for aii tni'ns that v.-ere s.
t-:::re th- J.r.e prima:--.
.' Running: .true t: ::rm ;tnis' rear- the'orr
inj d.-.y :' coun' here Mir.:-;.- b:
the .usua! prtdi:tions.; an i: ao'. ' a
- wel.-m.eanimj. hanashakes. - S-:-m:e w;.u:id-h: can-
: citate- w-r- -..r j t
to r"?-Te fr'-m every
while other ere bus
:- workers in ,ei-:h,.-ecti:
paigmnz: :
Vi"h:Iv. it w;i. ant-ther m.onth before for
: mal announcement; make their appearance. "e
learned from 'cri auth't-ritite.' sources that at
- least e.izht have si-znifie-j their intention of run
'. shnhT. - No less ;than;f jur have-beeh.
mentioned fr r-presentative. Thus far twD
..rtamers; 'hay .bee-n. used in. connection .withvthe"
register of in-ed- orTlcc. and if thing's go a?;
Panned. Ha ywj C.unty;.wili.haTe a 'cacdi date'i
&eekir. a piace in Congress this election.
The commissi ic.er contest will be the cent--er
of much activity as . us.uaL and the list or
candidates -Pi'J probably be as long as y&ur arm.
as seven wiil hare to be elected, with one frc-m
each of the -seven' districts in the county.
. . . Bat say what 'you may, .political- observers
' predict jS hard fought campaign, this year. In
the county, state and nation, and the indica
tions are that they won't be far wrong. :
COLD WEATHER HELPFUL AS WELL AS '
HARMFUL
THE OLD HONx TOWN
by STANLEY
Tnis ccuntrv :s exr-enencing the coldest
w::
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ter ?ince l&ls
and m.-llior.s
While the c:
:.-. er. help:
Records have beer, shatter-
iamage nas been
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a;ways n
after a co
.1. while many think it
Ail tnree are right.
will bene tit more from the
O'tner group, vvitn tr.e
r.. The snows put nit-
the soil, and the hard freezes ke-rp
ure in the ground that otherwise would
e familiar with cold weather and crops.
Inc that better crs are harvested
the coal
winter than after a mild one. If
ue this year this cour.trv will have
a bumper crop next fall.
Tnis county will also benefit from the
cold in that it will retard the blxrr.ir.g' of the
apple trees, and that is another thing that as
sures a gO'od crop.
The cold weather gave some of the young
er folks the opportunity to skate on Lake Juna
luska. which was the first time it has been
frozen over since 1918.
Maybe we can't fully appreciate the cold
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V fV Uj-iJ; CH"-S-i fA COMfN -3 PAY
23 Years Agoi
in
HAYWOOD
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weather as we should. Perhaps some of our
readers are like the old negro, who was facing
the lev wind when the thermometer was around
zero, ne r.u.;ec nis raggec coat uo c.o-er to
ms tnro
last Juiyr
Perhaps
back on tnis
tr.e time we t
: can see al
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At least
"Wlr.d, where wuz
.ex: July we will be
"unusual" winter a:
tough: it was bad. b
Random
SIDE
G L A N CES
By W. CURTIS RUSS
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WHAT IS news:
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Joc:t v. ?.. :....
tr.r o.'-t ... . ; pr.nt.ng a uetn v.'
r...igr. .-r .-o ...n. cresting -e.cn
are. usually good news, and no c
attached to getting them in the
.On the. other hand,. those wl
better, often ask that bits of
printed as new; . when it is nothing but legiti
mate advertising'. It is for their selfish inte
rest that they seek to have it put in' the .paper..
To such matter the regular advertising price is
attached, and if that:: is not satisfactory to
whatever is.
.t-er.
should know
' r" a ' o c e
'A. F..rcn.fc Mi-dy
j r.t:av :r. Aa.ev:.le.
A:.tvi.it v.s.ior ts'-s reii.
M: il.la. riaii:.'.:;.- ;:cvcr.-.
V0.;or.,. .j .r.K attractive -.---: ;
M.is A-cc Quir.ar..
Mr. W. L. Hari.n as.-ia-jser.
Tibsy, left or. Vc:r.-- ..v
rr-orBiCg f-f ialisb-ary to vj.t
ar.o Mr. W.ii Hariin.
Dr. Jamee Caton returne-i T.-
cay from a -.np of two or t-r.r
He visited Mr.roe, Concord ar.c
:y, where he 'ieiivered ierator.j
addrfcs-es.
Mr. EoDer: Boyd, who ha tee- cr.
a visit to his parents, left on Mor.-iy
for Pallas. Texas, where he r.:lii a
lucrative position.
Miss Mattie Queen ha returr.ei
from Statesvilie where she -per.:
several days.
The Musical Club met with Mrs.
Harden Howe!; on Jan. 17th. Th8
present were Mesdames Love, Aller.,
Camp, Howell, Reed, Cacpbe'..,
Smathtre, and the Misses Strir.g-f.e.d,
Killian, Allen, Stevens and Gordon.
Mr. R. N. Barber, who repreier.ts
Hardware Manufacturers to wholesale
calers , and i quite sarceisful cr.
the read, is detained at home or. a-.v
rout of the iiir.ess of his wife. Vj
trust Mrs. Barber will socn be en
tirely restored, but we do cot wan:
Mr. Barber to be in any hurry a:-..:
"hittir.sr the road."
Mr. A'.r.ey Haieht, of Balsani, wi5
ir. t;-.vr. We-inesday w.th as r.ice a '.it
1 had :wo c:i:ree: of V."avneville. Thev
a ever- i lor.gea to the variety called the N':r"'-
.vrsterr. Greer.;r.?. a arje -teaut.::!
arr-'.e with a Tello-wis.h sreen tint - I
r;:h - r'av.-'. Mr. Haight d.-;:v0i
:' : :n a fe' minutes.
- Wsyn y: . Of in z stirred ,:-'".
ri-'.y over 'i'lir. 1 timers' arf .-ja-n'r-i.v.-'
-. .:-:. thi n ''--': fr:e .-: - ' .
ir zantV.erv and blind: tier?. T1--
B'N'GALriW rr,LnY yo?.
BEAUTIFUL WAYNESVILLZ - h.
a rr.-t attractive section, to r-r kno-n-.
ts the Chestnut Park Addition -v-ir-lc
okirs the town. The popular
err?' North Carolina Summer Jin:"..
rear'U.r.g
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t one, .but
rr.a&.s cvryew- .-. : apS-e as we nave ever seer. -;r
J. 'R.-MoCRACKEX.
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:l-n newspa't er n0in.fr
noay an: -. z..' tat.
1 1 M. G. DavLs Only Waynesviile
Student Attending Davidson
wees:, dunn? nis s
ville. the Beaut ;iul."'
the person seeking the: advertising., the 'a
Infrequently ' people will bring in articles
fove and six pages long for publication, when .'at
the most the article would not interest more
than a - dozen ' people. : Some get quite peeved
i: the article is boiled down to three sentences
T.esv. -aaj represented .
by
a.i ; piacea- . n some page '.'Oner
by :he number of people interested in the sub
ject... and' that is the -reason-many of the ion?-,
winded articles that are sent in are boiled down
or thriwr. away.
o A news paper's mails are cluttered w;;h
publicity of every - conceivable nature. .. Some
. look;. like good news, but somewhere there is a:
statement or paragraph which is ;ust plain ad
vertising which' someone is .trying .to- get:.into:
the '.paper without cost. Those ; things ' at. one time
got into the. paper, but ecpy is more closer
ly: edited oh all papers now. and it is harder to -get
in prcpaganda than before.
What we can't understand is why some',
large hrm w;U continue to-pay out good money
to. have this, propaganda prepared: and- mailed -cut.,
when.some.'of .it never gets' nearer the. paper
tha- .thel wastebasket.'' If w.e 1 should 'attemb:
to publish all the
.tne onte-ligent reacer..
:ne ituoen: n ua'v:is.;a Cci.ee per-i-i
-'the lecsnd rr.es:r of the college
year nre tnis weeK with an er.ro"-
..5 .:s-;.i..t. .e.e ...e... v. v.'v.
:;. out nere's wr.ere :.. At".nd,r.j ;huj ninety-nine year old
This yean? rcan weni j Presbyterian ir.stctuvion from Way.
tne next issue, sat nesrille J, G. Davis, a sophomore,
c.-.umn. ao-.-u. ;.ej rY--.i:v 'nr. K-nr me.
re fir the celebration next year of
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r.z o: tne -eo..eee.v Ooecea or.
;fn t:,-a p::r i-iuntry : Mar:h ;2. 1nS7 by the Scotch-Irish
. ; Presbyterians of North Carolina, the !
..... s .r..e. grown to a po--;
. ica cersv.p -.n eoucationa;
in the South. -
ea:.y 6ej:ns.
hc-rr.-e, and f
down and wr
rr.:crw:T.ter rr.eet;r.. sni abiut c:Z
-ere... . r.ti a..tr.i.r.
.-r-r.rr.e-.t-. And of all
a -e
unert-rote-1 . t.
"W. C." RU55, of
Waynesvtlle. '..friend i. .of. . Rfv. Paul
teat ne c : u.-2 n:.-t nu orn w;tn Cars
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Another reason for "hieing rr.y tal
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I've, been
I e:. . 4r.s.r a cas-ne.'.
:'no ether, reacir. thar
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everj-h:n? vbefore but OIOME- j h-.'.'. ,
u i vnnw .- : e
" -'' " .' " ".''' ''"' : ! reading in your paper. Mr. Roceffer,
.:r. wa5 tor ;
"p-retend that i
:m ..obscurity' over-night.!
a..g.e w..i rr.ai;e rr.ucn oe.tter j
W nen I read
a mis-orlnt. but
ctT.ee in one week. the.pa.per would b twice the
TlU t f.HTs FOR SEKII.H S M MKP
Verily 1 I -ay nnti:. yfn: All -in.- .-hall he torzircn,
ifi tr.y -fiatl bla-ene. -l. Mark 3:S.
IJfe tltat erer oel- f orriveue ba for its fir-
OJaty to forzive. BalwtT Lytton.
F.r tl-y Iwate the lrJ. and tbey 1&11 reap
the whirl-wind: it hath no alk: the bud -ruill yfe4d
no 'meal-: if he it yield, the -trsmeer? ? h 11
-it 'Bp.. H- 7:T.
For rreM is the Ln-d. od rreaily to be prai!:
He h ilyi to be feared above all e:d.s. L Chronicie
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Oh.: treat heTT-e- nicht! thca lendest thy ready Teil
to every Wa.fn. aod teemiii; mi-hiefs thrive beneath
-"thy .hade. Aaron Hill. . - '' , . -
: Fatth make, life provides, trval- cud firm and death
Crow-Hi the Chrvian- hann HopfntT.
lm. let that iturbt be solitary, let do jKyfnl Toice come
therein. Job 3:7.
The fewer the wr,rds- the better the prayer.
Lntbrr.;'
; When I get a little money I boy V-k: mod if any
fcs left, 1 bty food and c"the-. Ij-z-mu.
Of all the rirtoes necesry to the cntn pietioo of
rTft man. there i oooe to he more deUcmtety im
plied and leoentatioo.Iy raanted thaa the eiqaL-ite
feelinir ot nnirersal benevoieooe. Bulwer.
: I . thiurht ir was
: sir, it was there
us- a plain as day. And while I
was still :r. a wh.ir'.'here oame a ie.ttcr
fc-i-r. Parson Faul ur?.n? that I held
the call, and ccntinued by .'saytr.'?.:';
Perhaps you've ;rr.se-i y.ur -.all-in
e. On the 'other hand..- w-ie the
cneeis..- pernar-s :t'-st Ois.n't t-x- late.
In tne name if . millions, of rr.osoe
struck' younz ..rr.aioenc :;,c y-t cm-
tarn c-cuntiess s.h, unei?resse,i. : 1 1
ur.-e tr.it tc.-j ?.e tr.e thouc.t of a j
ou. mifctt . avcio serto-u. arurnent j
an-d ipt-.s.t.i-r. by a?rte:n at tne out-.!
set .to' take' Ti-u-r. wore alcng wr.i.Tci;''
to H . .iy. :-d. : '' i
-I . have ' ouv: cnel-re?rot.;- It's: a
alon . witn rod ' to;' Chapel '-Hill' Eut j
ayc-e -y:u consouereu tr.at, - ati ce-..
-loet . tnat , -ne.: oornp-etiticn. wo.u.c
.ies.- orauti: as. we., as .oc-ii :o.get(
ny on tne coast. ::,.- ..
"At any -rate' I i .t ycur detisicn
wi-h. interest. If yea' decidV 1?..' go. I
wish you the .be 3-:. of ' 'luck." ' .-.
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Parson Paul. :t Will afford !
y to
xtrate ""patience"
"cur 'con-gregration i
A" i wnen I' g.e; a part playing op -!
p-li.te Mae West, or Jean Harlow.
Y'. '.for my Waoesbb.ro '
:;::;; ar.: five them, a c'ose-up
Tce-w of mere ourves than are on the
road; up. Mt. Mitchell. For that one
act. they will feel w;- repaid for their .
?rt' m mskin? the . sensational nd
i f the cehtury"" to the trovde world. . j
Rain
Snow Sleet-
Together With
Worn Out Shoes
MEANS
SICKNESS
Don't take a chance on bein?
sick from wet feet bring
Us Those Shoes
ITS CHEAPER TO HAVE
SHOES FIXED THAN TO
PAY DOCTOR BILLS
THE CHAMPION
SHOE SHOP
Next to Western Union
-.'Now there -you -a:
erl almost -. endorsing . the .eUj-esrccn.
I , leave,- the type's
ter lor
Why I bet he would eTen ai-
-se nis .ccngreeatiori to. go. ic ""the
show wh;oh. featured, pictures in which
I.piayei the part of a kas-iaoxe icrer.
The two Wadesboro . cittxeas think
they hare mac a dcso.orery --' e
m:Tte world, but thy haven't. I've
c-en -a-aitin? patierctiy : ( ?) ', tutrl! 'a
subftantial' Offer i$ rnaie'.for ' ioy ser
vice. I ' love rjeTvjpapir -a-ork. And
as. jast .ir that Until, the attractive
crTer arrives :'-.
' Then. tc-o. I f.?ure .there's nothdn?
like publicity for a rrsovi star, arcd
certaisly a little inside inforrr.atici
on boTr to obtain this publicity w-21 be
a valuable asset -a-hen I take en nrr
residexie us Hollrno4. ,'.)'
The Ice Box That's A "Life Box"
To a certain ice box in our prescription department
come doctors and nurses. Theirs is a serious mission, for
in its frigid depths are no meats and puddings, but price
less serums and vaccines.
When a vicious disease threatens, or a hospital cot
holds a feverish stricken being, from this box come little
vials that bring new life and hope. 3Iany a person in
Waynesviile owes his life to this guardian of health. Sure
ly it deserves to be called "the ice box that's a life box."
ASK YOUR DOC TO R
Two LICENSED PHARMACISTS For Your Protection
ALEXANDER'S
DRUG STORE
Phones 53 & 54 Opposite Post Office
Try At Home First . .And You'll Never RegTet It
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