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, MARCH 18, 1937 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Page 11 Carriages of Mouiia y Noon Week) , ! "-uses, 01 iia).-n Lw..j of Hazelwood. L'. fe e uo-, ... . v . Vlev. of Asnevu.tr, of Waverly AtXST WAGES ,kintr industry- last meai " in..reases for .rnoun " e m a record . im jm niu v ' w nvo,;" rhn $22.ooo. increase oi "y- Vi,', 'f ,'. Four" of the Swift, Okhy M tne any s ' ".. i .u.. fifth naff au- The oig ' ;;,H5trv-Armour ami The boost put the scale at 024 cents an labor. ha common ead The Adi . . TlWT PAROLE FOR I'HfAROUNA. OOD COUNTS leu ... ....... ... fa PflPA H C for a parole,, he having .nvkUMi of violation of the -nn Act. AH peisuns - II .. fttua C tl m A ,cst m ICoranusfivin. tiaif.., x. v. iS'h of .Man", ii'.ji. -March --- Court Plan Threatens Democratic Party Split , 'SitjT""! Mni- Tydings and Mr9. Ashum! - Cumnilngs before senate committee to lii t: or n;isTKi:s SAM :h- .Uv April 7:h. 1937. at ij , l . ii the Courthouse town "f Waynesville. Hay- V.irth Carolina, i. win .'VthKt bidder for cah. at ,u!;.l:y. th- t..!U,wiiiK (anus ami s'V'ir . 1 1 -. i being in Haywood v, i'.hm' particularly describ houi.lf l a .follows: i'VTV. ,,n a poplar on the .jut ,if .lenathan's Creek, and jn V i - to a stake on kink if the road: thence down I V 5; 10 1 4 poles- to a small re on -the bank of the road X if 30' V. 20 poles to .i ik on fop of the ridge: thence and 15' VV. -1 poles to a large thpiu'f up said branch with .ous Mi' anih-nngs as follows ;4' W. 170 feet: South 73 3' 5. fwt: South TS West 200 liith IV West .100 feet SO" West ino feet: South 2' feet: South 21 301 West 100 juih 6S3 30" West 100 feet; la 10 H'wt 100 feet: South 101 feet: South 32 West South 44' 30' West 100 feet; f 30' .West 40 feet: South 52 i feet; North 88 30' West 65 LNorth 67 30' West 80 feet: JJ 30 West 40 feet: North S5 ii feet to a stake (MaDle thence South 51 30' East 36 v nnue uaK in the gap of a nenee South 26' West 72 poles in the D. A, Owene line; aown th ridtte South 64 30' poles: South 71 Kast 30 poles; '' 30' East 10 poles; South 15" Poles to a white thorn at a hence South 15 30' East 3 a stake in the road: thence MS' West with Owen's line 20 poles to stake; South V 30' East 30 poles to t the Creek; thence down the lMh 76 East 13 nnl. smth H poKs; South 71 46' East South 43 Kas R imIm' 16B East In nnlab- XTW 0O -4 Poles: N'nrth i root North 64 East. 6 poles; South " Poles: N'nrtS 7Q -t.,, 1ft North 20 E. 4 Mnwh fst 6 poles; North 49 West orth 76 3n' uw n ,J East 12 nnloa, XI.W nnl Poles; N0rth 86 East 4 poles; . y ' poles; North 78 Poles; North 50 3n' vi K' West 19 poles; L. 30 West 4 poles: North S0 Pnle: North 19 -a-orf k i1,nhlmain fork f tle Creek; P the West fork of the creek, " west 23 nolo a Ju.h,,nk of lh c-eek; thence I 15' . . 'NI.S'G; r less. ( dale i, - "''-Sis sr'-- ' - Kl Senator Connally I , - 1 Senator PitUaniijK A POLITICAL ANALYST When James A. Farley, Democratic National chairman a week before the Last presidential election, predicted confidently and correctly all the polls to the contrary notwithstanding that his candidate would carry forty six states, the forecast was solidly based on the charts, graphs, and tables of his assistant. Emil Hurju, the man who put mathematics into politics. Mr. Hurja, son of a Finnish immi- I iTant has Iwen sin Alaska irold miner. a newspaper man, and a financial analyst in Wall Street. He first took his statistics into politics in the 1932 campaign and cume out 97 per Cent correct. In K34 and again in 1930 his analysis helped Mr. Farley. Mr. Hurja wh was earning a salary of $10,0(X in politics, resigned lust week to go into private business. Fear of a Democratic party split over the presi dent's plan for revision of the supreme court gave impetus to a movement for a compromise settle ment of the dispute. When Attorney General Cum mings appeared before the senate Judiciary com mittee In defense of the plan, Mrs. Millard Tydings, wife of Maryland's senator, and Mrs. Henry Ashurst, wife of Arizona's senator, top. were amone the spectators. One of the Impromptu debates on the floor of the committee session was between Senator Tom Connally, left, below, of Texas, op ponent of the plan, and Senator Key Pittman of Nevada, who favors Roosevelt's reorganization program. est 1 4 poles to the containing 1184 acres. made niirc,Q.t n r virtue of th . Inert K t 1 cl ul Ba.e i ?HCS1n d6el 0f tFU8t 'WfUson t " .' f. 1 eorge h. wara, or A. T w , . t ini0 ; '"sunon, oatBa is of Tr,... v.: .i DUUK- 4 of ni r zs' page l74- i Vs f Tt" of Hay- Bt, 0rth Molina. Purchaser Rt said sale will be to dennoit ...;.L :perin f ,tn tne Clerk or MSfenMtythe comnii 'orreu and guar- be cP a"" Wlth W" W. the we credited . . ... . H anrt , un nls bid when "ana Unices ... . . (:aid ,'i7 ttmo 18 aeposited, iam' d lahd8 will be resold K 2 nvTl V zni uPn the same v. M. of the same Sen POSit nn, .. . fill be V 'orieitea or ao-k-r prmptly returned to ' e 'cVr?Z cf March. 1937. GE0l-GE II. ward, I T,. . .-' : Trustee. Your Rpff "fee P hfrvroni Corulmab'on fShf . clean system tae " CO!', " '8a or COnstlTH ptr;LtebteB-iught VOZBen -. .. . "os r. Lnou. .ftecU at bmT" r h. " or "5C5,wt ui: 70U 00,, . WIM HM n,V DRAUGHT ACOOD PRESIDENT AT A K M SPRINGS 'President Roosevelt' arrived at Warm Springs, Ga.. on Friday for a tw0 weeks vacation at the winter White House. He was not expected to do much work, it was reported. He was.' accompanied -'by White House secretaries ami by W. C. Bullitt, am bassador to France, who had just ar rived from Paris, and had not had un opportunity to talk with the Presi dent, at any length before lie left Washington. CHURCH I'NION As a practical demonstration oi the church union which he advocates John D. Rockefeller, Jr., last week urged eleven Protestant churches in Tarrytown and North Tarrytown, N. Y., to unite in a church center. He asked 1,000 persons at a union Len ten service: "Shall we let our personal preferences and feelings lead us to adhere to the church of the past even if so doing we know that it will die with us?" NOTICE OF SALE Oh Monday. April 12, 1937, at eleven o'clock a. m. at the court house door in Waynesville, Haywood County, N. C, I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash the following described tract of land lying and be ing in Cecil Township, Haywood Coun ty, N. C, to-wit: BEGINNING in a branch in the old line of land deeded to Martha Grooms 30 p. from the beginning corner runs Wjest with said branch 148 poles to a stake 42 poles North to the said Mar tha Grooms Spanish oak corner and runs N. 18 poles to a stake 3 corners of said Martha Grooms tract; thence East 138 poles to a stake; thence South 30 poles to the BEGINNING, containing 15 acres, more or less. Sale made pursuant to the power conferred upon me by that certain deed of trust dated March 22, 1933, executed by A. W. Grooms and wife, Roxis Grooms, and recorded in book 29, at page 160, Record of Deeds of Trust of Haywood County, This the 12th day of March, liM . A. T. WARD. . Trustee. No. 568 Mar 18-25-Apr. 1-8. Hoy Wants First Lady To' Wear (Jun Like Cowbov -Mrs. Franklin M. Roosevelt had rea son to.womler.it' she must, wear a pi.-tol cmvlmy t'ahioii nr risk losing young admirers.. Explaining, she takes a pistol -aton-v while driving a'.ot'e in her ear iccauo the secre service asked .her to, the First Lady taugliinuly recounted: "The. day after that story appearee, a little boy came up to me and al most cried he was so disappointed that I wasn't actually wearing a pistol around my waist in a holster." BACK TO DUTY Last week President Roosevelt re Called Joseph I Kennedy back to public service. The Ship Subsidy Act of 1936 established a new agency, the United States Maritime Commission, composed of ifive members. A tern porary commission was appointed last summer, and now a permanent body has been selected, with Mr. Kennedy chairman. His work will consist in part of the organization of the agency that seeks to bring a new deal into the merchant marine by granting government subsidies, by specifying crews, wages and reasonable working conditions. Mr. Kennedy is a success ful financier, and helped the govern ment in 1934 to regulate the stock markets and curb excessive specula tions. Paramout Pictures paid him $50,00 for suggestions of plans for re-organization. The Radio Corpora tion of America paid him $150,000 for a recapitulation scheme. In that same busy year he found time to write a campaign book, "I'm For Roosevelt." The r tii, ' on .i SOI, l 'i.'i ri o rAil i om;d' Krcoil of Firearm ollii e o: the chiel id ordinance War depai'lineni says that ac ' roeoi: -n a liii-ai iii beulns as s powder pi-1-.sin'e rise's in the ln-n Mie luille! -Marls .to move. ::i's u i v " rei oil to parrel and " the recoil rvele IMF. SITPEU There will be a pie supper given by the F.pworth League of the Mt .ion Methodist church on upper CraStree, Saturday night,. Match '20. The public is invited. Xrl'H'V OF SA1K or lti:.L l-TATI" ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY SCHOOL Pursuant to a resolution passed by the Board of Education of Haywood County by the undersigned Secretary, the Board of Education will offer for resale to the highest bidder for cash at twelve o'clock noon on Saturday the 3rd day of April, 1937, at tho court house door, the school property torm erly known as the Upper Cove Creek School and being more particularly described as follows: Beeinninr on a bunch of willows on the south side of Cove Creek in Allen Hannah and Levi Sutton's line and runs with said line south two (2) chains to a stake; thence North S3 15' East 5.92 chains to a stake; tnence North 9 45' West 4 chains to Cove Creek; thence up said Creek and with its meanders about 380 feet (south 64 West) to the Beginning, Contain ing one and two-thirds acres, more or less. Also the right for a road six tpn feet wide heinnin? at the "south west corner of the above mentioned lot and running south over the lands of Allen Hannah and wife, Mary Ann Hannah, to the Public Road. Said road to be located along the line of Levi Sutton. The said sale will be had for cash, but the Board of Education reserves the right to reject any and all bids in its discretion, if in its opinion, the bid is inadequate or that the bidder is unable to comply with the terms of his bid. This the 15th dav of March, 1937. BOARD OF EDUCATION OF HAY WOOD COUNTY. i By: Jack Messer, Secretary. No. 569 Mar. 18-25. Having qualified as adminstratrix of the estate of Maggie E. Moody, de ceased, late of Haywood County, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned, or with the Clerk of the Court of Haywood County, at Waynesville, N. G, on or before March 4, 1938, or this notice will be pleaded in bar thereof. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate settlement. This the third day of March, 1937. JESSIE MOODY JOLLY, and MARY MOODY MEBANE, Administratrix of the estate of Maggie E. Moody, deceased. , No. 556 Mar. 4-11-18-25-Apr. 1-8. NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY SCHOOL Pursuant to resolution passed by the Board of Education of Haywood County by the undersigned Secretary, the Board of Education will offer for resale to the highest bidder for cash, at twelve o'clock noon on Saturday the 3rd day of April, 1937, at the court house door, the school property form erly known as the Rock Hill School and being more particularly described as follows: Tract 1. Beginning at a maple on the hank of the road and at the creek and runs N. 43 N 14 poles to a small hickory, then S. 8.34 W. 8 poles to a stake, then N. 74 y W. 5 poles 7 links to a stake, then S. 43 2 poles to a dogwood at a branch, then down the branch 6 poles to the line of the Methodist Church property, then with said line S. 50 E. 10 poles to the Creek, then down the creek 16 poles to the beginning, containing one and one-half acres. For District No. 2 in Jona than's Creek Township. The said sale will be had for cash, but the Board of Education reserves the right to reject any and all bids in its discretion, if in its opinion, the bid is inadequate or that the bidder is unable to comply with the terms of the bid. This the 15th day of March, 1937. BOARD OF EDUCATION OF HAY .... .... .. COUNTY, .... .... ... By: Jack Messer, Secretary. No. 570 Mar. 18-25. N'OltTII ('AlIt)hlNA, COl'NTY OK HAYWOOD. 1'hder and hy virtue or the power and authority contained in that cer tain deed of trust executed by W. C. MeCraeken and wife Mollie -McCrack- en, and Abida J. MeCraeken to The Ualeitrh SjivinKS Hank and Trust Com pany, which said deed of trust is dat ed first day of August, 1927, and re r.irrled in Hook 20. Pace 8. of the Hawood County Kexintry, default h.ivinir been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby secured and in the conditions therein secured, the undersigned substituted trustee by in strunient recorded in Hook '.mi, imrb 483. Haywood County Registry will on Wednesday, April. ., .nui, ai ui atxut twelve o'clock noon, at the courthouse, door at Waynesville, North Carolina, offer for sale and Hell to the highest bidder for cash the following described property: All those certain pieces, parcels or tracts of land .containing three hun dred and elKhtv (380) acres, more or less, situate, lylntc and being in Way nesville Township, Haywood County, North Carolina, about two and three miles from Waynesville. having mich shapes, rrietes. courses: and distances as Will more fully appear by reference to plats thereof made by W. A. Hhool bred. Civil Engineer, dated May, 1927, now on file with the Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh. North Carolina, and bounded as follows: FIRST TRACT: On the North hy the lands of Ed Urownlng. on the Kast by the landH of G. M. Boone, on the South by the lands of Bramlett Bros., and on the West by the lands of Medford. said tract contain ing two hundred and forty six (246) acree, more or less, see aeeas recora- ed In Book 47, I'age 465, and la Book 45, Page 454. SECOND TRACT: On th Korth by the lands of Ed Swaynglm et al. on the East by the land of L. Crimes, on the South by the lands of O. II. MeCraek en and II. MeCraeken, and on tne West by the lands of O. H. MeCraeken, said tract containing ninety six (96) acres, more or less, and conveyed to W. C. MeCraeken by deed dated March 19. 1919, recorded in Book 53. Page 159. THIRD TRACT: On the North by the lands of I'ink Gray, on the East by the lands of J. Fitzgerald, on the South by the lands of R. M. Morris, and on the W'est by the lahds of J. A. Fisher, said tract containing twenty one (21) acres, more or less, and con veyed to said W. C. MeCraeken by- deed dared December 21, 1925, record ed in Book 70, Page 296, and Book 55. Page 671, Book 57, Page 115. and deed recored in' Book 56, page 491. FOURTH TRACT: On the North by the lands of J. T. Ferguson, on the East by the lands of fJ. H. MeCraeken, on the South by the lands of George Love heirs, and on the West by the lands of Wiley. Bolden, et al, said tract containing seventeen : and one-half (17) acres, more or leds, conveyed to said W. C. MeCraeken by deed dated May 23, 1925, and recored in Book 63, Page 602, Record of Deeds for Haywood County, North Carolina, all of above mentioned and referred to books and pages made a part of the description of lands herein con veyed. Terms of sale cash and trustee will require deposit of 10 of the amount of the bid as evidence of good faith. This the sixth day of Marh, 1937. JOSEPH U COCKE RHAM, Substituted Trustee. I No. 559 Mar. 11-18-25 Apr. 1. ;t NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. COL'NTY OF HAYWOOD. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. J. H. Howell, Re eivcr of Hay wood Furniture Mfg. Corporation Vs. H. B. Atkins, Trustee, and C. W. Denning & Company, V. C. Lum ber Company, Mobile River Saw Mill Company. Anderson-Tulley Company, Blackwood Lumber Company, Perry I'lywiKKl Cor poration, Darlington Veneer Com pany, North State Veneer Com pany, Central Veneer Company. Stubbs Veneer Company, licsson Hardware Company, Southern Varnish Company, The Consoli dated ' Mirror Company, Ameri can Credit & Indemnity Company. The defendants aUive named, other than those who have Iwen ptM'sonally served with summons, will take no tice that an action entitled as above ha been commenced in the Superior Cxmit of Uayweod County, North Carolina. t.o cancel a deed of trust dated May 15. 1929, executed by Rob bins Furniture Company to II. li. At kins, Trustee, and which deed of trust is duly receded in the olliee of t lie Register tf Deiis of Havwooi Coun tv. North- Carolina, in Hook 22. at J page 5f)3. Record of Oetsls of Trust, anl the said ili'fenilants will further take notice that they are required to apiM'ar at the olliie of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Haywood Coun ty, at the court house in Waynesville, N. C, within thirty days from the 20th day of March, 'l937.' and answer or demur to the complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief domnndvd in said notion. This the ISth 1937. Under and by virtue of an order of the Clerk of th Superior Court of Haywood County, made in a Special Proceeding entitled, "T. G. Massie, Administrator of Marie Josephine Robinson, deceased, vs. F. E. Robinson, et al," the undersigned Commissioner will, on Monday April 12, 1937, at eleven o'clock A. M. at the court house door in the town of Waynesville, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, at public auction, those two certain parcels or tracts of land lying and being in the town of Hazelwood, and described as follows: 1ST TRACT: BEGINNING at a lot of Zeb Painter on Hazel Street and runs S. 5J E. 60 poles with East side of Hazel Street; thence N. 83 E. 150 feet to a stake in line of J. F. Bass; thence with line of said J. F. Bass, N. 5 W. 60 feet to corner of Zeb Painter lot; thence to the place of BEGIN NING, containing 90(H) square feet, more or less, and being lot No. 13, of Quintan Addition to Hazelwood, N. C. 2ND TRACT: Situated on the Fast side of Hazel Avenue ami facing same for 60 feet. BEGINNING at Southeast earner of lot of D. F. Bishop, and runs 60 feet along Hazel Avenue; thence S. 3' E. to the Northwest corner of lot of Pressley; thence N. 83 E. 150 feet to a line of .1. F. Bass; thence N. 3" W. along the line of J. F. Bass for 60 feet; thence S. So' W. along line of l. F. Bishop for 150 feet to place of BEGINNING. This 9th .lav of March. 1937. T. G. MASSIE. Commissioner. No. 564 Mar 18-25-Apr. 1-8. EXECUTORS NOTICE day of February, W. G. BY KRS, Court of Haywood Clerk Superior County, North Carolina No. 555 Feb. 25-Mar. 4-11-18 XOTH'H ok sai.i: Having qualified as executor of the will of 1. 1. L. Sniathers, decease!, late of Haywood County, this is to notify all persons having claims against tho estate of the said 1). I. L. Sniathers to exhibit them with the undersigned at Clyde, N. C. on or before the 2nd day of March, 19,'W, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. AIL persons indebted to said estate will please make imme diate settlement. This the 2nd day of March, 1937. . O. I j. S MATHERS, Executor of the will of I). 1. I.. Sniathers. deceased. No. 558 Mar. 4-1 1-18-25-Apr. 1-8. NOTICE' OF SALE UNDER CHANUSl.EIN ME- On Monday, April 5. 1937.' at eleven o'clock a. m., at the court house door in the Town of Waynesville, Haywood County, N. C, I - will sell at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, a one-ninth undivided interest In and to the following described tract or parcel of land, lying and being In Jonathan Creok Township, towlt; HKUINNING at a stake In State I Highway,' Iloliart Davis corner, and runs up ridge with his line 9 calls ns follows: S. 7 4f,' E. 1 1 Ms poles to a chestnut; S. Kl 30' E. 6 2C poles to a Spanish oak; N. KB 30 K. 7 polos to a chestnut; N. 8 45' K. X poles to a white oak; N. 77 E. 2 poles to a white oak; N. 33 30' K. 10 25 poles to a chestnut oak; N . 40 30' K. 6 45 poles to a white oak; N. 56 E. 4 25 poles to a white oak; N. CR 30' E 14H poIe to a spotted oak on top of main ridge, Hobart Davis and W. P. Davis corner; thence down watershed of said ridge 6 calls ris follows: S. 47 30' E. 8 poles: S. 33 E. 0 25 poles; S. 52 30' E. 84 poles: S. 70 30' K. 154 polps; S. 01 15' E. 16 poles; S. 25. E. .5 note" .to Spanish oak, J. S. Harrell's corner: thence down water shed of a ridge with Harrell's line 12 calls as follows: H. 22 30' W. 10 poles to a , white oak: S. 10 30' W. U H Poles to a chestnut; S. .1 vv. 10 13 poles to a forked pine; S. 13 r; 6V, poles to a sourwood; 8. 22 30' XV. 12 35 poles to a white oak (upper corner to cemetary lot); 8. 14 45' W. 5 H pole to a stake (in ceme tarv lot fence: S. 6 E. 4 4 5 poles to a stake (In cemetary lot fence) ; S. 10 30' E. 2 poles to a stake; S. 19 30' E. 1.5 H poles to a white oak; S. 2 "30'' W." 9 15 poles to a hickory; S. 16 30' E. 8 poles to a stake; S. 27 E. 3 35 poles to center of State High way: thence up said State Highway IS. rails as follows: S. 60 W. 17H poles; N. 85 W. 14i poles; N. f9 15' W. 22H poles; N. 35 15' W'. 234 poles: N. 25 15' W. U poles: N. 36 30' W. H poles; .7 30' W. 6 hi poles; N. 1 4 E. ,16 Vi poles; N, 30 W 6 poles: N. 52 15' W. 17 poles; N. 40 W. 12 poles; N. 20 30' W. 13 25 poles: N, 7 30' W. 13 25 poles to the BEGINNING, containing 53 V4 acres, more or less. Sale made subject to dower hereto fore allotted on 12 acres of said lands. Sale made pursuant to order of the Superior Court in a special proceed ing entitled "In the matter of Fred H. Caldwell, Guardian of Cara Cald well" and dated March 4, 1937. This the 6th day of March. 1937. FRED II. CALDWELL. Commissioner. No. 560 Mar. 11-18-25 Apr. 1. NORTH CAROLINA, HAYWOOD COUNTY. Under and bv virtue of the power contained in section 2135 of the Con solidated Statutes of North Carolina, the undersigned will offer for sale, at the Davis Bros. Motor Co., in the city of Waynesville, on Saturday, April 3, 1937, at twelve o'clock noon tho fol Vwing described property: One Chrysler Sedan, motor No. .1-211,243, 1928 Model. Said sale be ing held to satisfy a repair and stor age bill in the sum of $68.75, said re pair having been furnished to said car by order of the owner. HARRY DAVIS, Waynesville. No. 56(5 .Mar. 11 -18-25-Apr. I. checks 66 Colds AND Fever first da? Headache, SO nln. Liquid, Tablets. Salve, None Drop Try "nub-My-Tlxm" World's Best I itnlment Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On No matter how many medicines you hare tried for your cough, chest cold or bronchial Irritation, you can get re lief now with Creomulslon. Serious trouble may be brewing and you can not afford to take a chance with any thing less than Creomulslon, which goes right to the seat of the trouble to aid nature to soothe and heal the Inflamed membranes as the germ-laden, phlegm is loosened and expelled. Even if other remedies have failed, don't be discouraged, your druggist is authorized to guarantee Creomulslon and to refund your money if you are not satisfied with results from the very first bottle.Get Creomulslon right now. (Adv.) '".. . -' . . . 1 . 'J. Health-Wrecking Functional PAI NS Severe functional pains of men struation, cramping spells and Jan gled nerves soon rob a woman of her natural, youthful freshness. PAIN lines In a woman's face too often grow into AGE lines! Thousands of women have found It helpful to take Cardui. They say It seemed to ease their pains, and they noticed an Increase in their appetites and finally a strengthened resistance to the discomfort of monthly periods. Try Cardui. Of course if it doam't help you, see your doctor. You can't be too Careful this time of the year. . . The ground is moist most of the time, and unless your shoes are in good condition your feet get damp which might cause serious illness. PLAY SAFE BRING US YOUR SHOES FOR REPAIRING Champion Shoe :V Shop E. T. DUCKETT Next To Western Union