THITSPAY APRIL 9, 1936
THE WAYNESTLLE MOUNTAINEER
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I VDUS1 RIAL
CENTER OF
HAYWOOD
HAZELWOOD NEWS
prosperiety Much In Evidence At
Hazehvood, Says G. C. Summerrow
N . (!' Heal Estale Tran- A..., (
u ;, ,.. ;,ic Heing Made In 1 ;i m
i. . .v.tH.J. E t-n thin y .' .;'
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It Happened Here
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TANNING
FURNITURE
TAPESTRY
INLAID WOODS
I1 Denies Confession
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, KK( OKI) AT STATIC 1'HISON
I Fir ilu' c-cand tune thi year, the
: N''t!h Carolina Stat." i'rts.m ha
reached a in w hiirh 'cvi I. On Man-h
-N. accord :!'.),' to Oscar I'ilts, a,!.tf
, '.:. ! " "' '': Stat l' r;;ti 1. ;.-.,.n.
J t nam .: irr: had ;,. ... !
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any vacant houses for
i .n'ood opportunity for
lild houses for n-nl. '
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PLENTY ABOUT YOUR
SAFETY WHEN WE
SAY RIDE ON
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ft SAFER TIRE
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ski.S.
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through ready to stand up under
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have extra heavy shoulders are
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they'll give you months of extra
mileage.'
..r.ND NO OTHER TIRE IN THE
WORLD GIVES YOU GOLDEN
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The Life-Saver Golden Ply,
the amazing invention which
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of high-speed blow-outs, is an
exclusive Goodrich feature. No
other tire in the world has
Golden Ply blow-out protec
tion, yet you pay not one penny
extra for it it's FREE! For
your own safety, Come in and
see us today about a set of these
Goodrich Safety Silvertowns.
C. V. BELL, Distributer
Commission Agent For The Texas Co.
WITH GOLDEN PIT
BLOW-OUT PROTECTION
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n.a'!' . . i h:i: boy w inning was
'! . n ability and should
a a I.i't;. a' spec, h la lest wha;
i do . . the -pcaker was slip, r
'!. one select Inir i in. oral ion
,o happened tha; the boy wn
ihc Saltan! twin,- mid hi
the pi nfe-sur, had M'livti'il flu'
lit i'
at
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air llexf to
. which all
tohl me ho
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hurt
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faiiw-r,
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('arrrtl! -lerp
j .' !:i' la l!rvur. Hi'
rrmiiiU that ('.
( lu-Vi'i- lawi'ls h
I'aiirt h of April 1 usual :y havi
rha; with Jusinlnni. ('mnan
tin he many niori' . . and don't try
ta kid mo . . know you:- airo . . .
sinoo we wi re horn mi thai day . . tho
samo year. , .
If you i-oulil see this room, doar
niiithfr.s tho thoughts of sonilinjr your
son. to a mililarv sehool in mii,.-- to
(-'ft him in the habit of keeping an or
derly habitat w-uuld vanish from your
thoujrhts forever . . tho writi'r spent
four years in walking tours fur "Dust
behind radiator," "Mateh stem in
front of tout," "Shirt poekot not
buttoned," "Wrinkle in blanket," and
a thousand and another thousand oth
er reports that banishes all hopes of
a date, a show, or a stroll, down on
the littery from the minds of Weary
eadet . . and have a look at my study
and living quarters. . . 1 ean't tell , .
even I have a sense of pride; . . . I
find so few peop-Te visited in llaxelwood
that it is impnssible to eonliiio this
column to tim: loea'ity. . . Fishers.
Susie, Fdeno, eto. i the only hoiiie 1
know . . . no other, have I visited for
any length of time. , . I know tho
people, however, all the way . from
' I'eavine ' l'ruitt to "ISijr liov Hooper
. . . and smaller and Jarjrer than
that. ...
Two vars with wooden spokes and,
I think, oversized wheels . . that of
. . no; nun h for
a- for Mr. Ku--- . .
six ha nonet-, three
-i w ;nr i ireles, and
. pay admission
at ueh and still
Keep hiin.-elf in
t I: : - law u, t la- a.,M
i.a, r- i I'll , t irrt p : '.a h iu,. e l a oi a ' e
l',lb' : a : y :T aril oopai I iiieni wa- -'o-n,l,
a tlie same eair lo-v a- t:io-e
hand! : in: p, rls
Di.VM'l t' ,in 1 write
hew v.-ui lie jro t,,
1 spurt event . t'wil
i one t.-ilkle e:i h day
i t'.'i- only a sho 1 lain
J buy i- naiiidi food : o
i r t n n i .-Htuin inn. . .
I Sin-, my horse, east soiueiluiitr to
own and Keoji, hut -o did our itialih
ed et of , lull.-, yaur trip, to low II, ami
oilier plaees. Hi your car . . our hob.
I hies eo-t . . Inn hat ah, nit it ? . . .
I Shorts: The picture of I'nelo Ahe
shown in this paper was drawn by
one of hi- ia utrlitors. . .lack heath
irwooil and Allen Smathors Mdl any
ainouiit ef j;as . . from one cent up
ward. . . ('. N. Allen farms as i.i
liohliy. . . I do not believe the voters
should put a county, oilier:;, out of his
job about tho timo lie acouires cfli-
cUiii-y in ilie work.; . . M.inson Queen,
one id' my host friend.-, was a wonder
ful obi man. . A pre, ideiit in Hay
wood County politics may be broken
this vt-jir. . . Virginia Avenue m Ihu
zelwuiid is abbreviated V. A. Ave. . .
wliiih may, or may not, remind me of
Pr. Mason ("ruin's jroofus bird , . . .
a bird llyino; backward, cnrintr not
wilt re he is jjdli(j but only de-ires (o
see here ho lias been. ...
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A ft i- i- a trial hlslinjr tw,,i weeks
Miss Vera Stret.' was acipntled iii
New York Ciiv on h'ridav ni'ht of the
munler on November the 12, uf dir.
Fritx ii'bha i) t . and left the court a
free person. She was the llth client
iif Samunl lx-ibnu it 7. to In- ac(uitted
of mil rder
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Play Will He Given
At School Friday
The tin oo-act comedy, "Aaron Stick
of I'unkin Crick." will bo slae-rd af
the lla.elwood s.hool l-'riday even
itijr at 7.:.'i0 o eio,-k by the bake .luna
luska l'areiit rcachers' - Association.
The play will bo triveii at llazelwood
under the ausldces of the llazelwood
r t. a.
Ryrar? a.'-sniMt veer, -x-faasu.-.
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Want
Ads
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Want Ads are one rent a word
I for each Hiscrluin. M a,t is
I taken for less than ",V
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la : la- M ,,in li ,.r I. I li. S.-as,.n S, !
l .1 M,- 'I-.,. -I.. II. ll.lelWiMHl. V
F(l SA1.K la(t pijrs, from ti to S
weeks oid. See .lorry Liner,. Lake
.liiiialii.skn.
si 1 li M, IHINDUFd ,u re.s of prass'
land for hire for Ns.turt'. localed
in avnesvillo, Iron Duff and Crab
Iree. Will also connilor .sodintf
above laiidts Manic J. Mivracken,
aynesville.
Mar. U-X- April 2 0.
Bafqaimm Quality
At
1. 1 . a
IN 01 K STOCK OF
C oat s
and
Dresses
u will find just what
vou waul for your liaslcr
nulfi(.
Our coals are .from
$9.93 to $16.75
Shoes for Easter
IN liOTII
(MiOCERIES
mea'ts
XATIVK AM) WKS'l'KltN- KKESI.I AND CURED
WE DELIVKR ANYWHERE
W. A. Bradley's Store
On No. 10 Phone :!2(i
HAZELWOOD, N. C.
AjU'-'lii!'iSiBU.-i
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Many patterns, and the
very latest.
$1.18 to $3.95
Listen, Men
We have an outfit for
you, and at a price that
you can afford to pay.
C. N. ALLEN & CO.
General Merchandise
HAZELWOOD, N. C.
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We are in the Market for both Chestnut
Oakf and Hemlock Tan Bark. If you have
any to Sell, Come to Our Office at once
and Secure Contract. Turn Your Tan
Bark Into Cash.
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JunalusEia
Tannery
Hazehvood, N. C.
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