lDAY, MARCH 25, 1937
THE WAYNES VI LLiS MOUNTAINEER
fatkins Chevrolet Co. Moves To Main Street
Lease In Busi-
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Larger Quarters
r-nHprwav To Do Re-Paint-
LXnd Make Improvements
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Watkins Chev-
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P3 u.. mftuoH r Main
Company
th building formerly occu-
LbVTom Lee..Jr. The building is
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t' m0ve was made last week-end,
I firm 1 now OPc 1UI wuaiireoa.
kj' n, Watkins, owner of the firm.
that the new location gave larger
triers, and would enable he and his
f to render Wlier set vice, uaigei
ks of parts and accessories win
If Ant.
Plans are underway to repaint the
din?, and matce several major im
provements, it was learned.
The building has a large show room,
and a well lighted department for re
pair and storage.
The front of the building is devoted
to service station equipment, and
Texaco products will be handled ex
clusively, he announced. Besides
Texaco products, Goodrich tires will
be carried.
Mr. Watkins said he was nlpastvl tn
be on Main street and that the antici
pated increase in business would en
able the firm to give better service
than in the past.
Several hundred dollars will be
spent on .improving the building.
No changes are planned by Mr.
Watkins in the policy of the firm.
The personnel of the firm is com
posed of M. D. Watkins, general man
ager, Mrs. M. D. Watkins, bookkeeper,
W. T. Rainer, salesman, George Taylor
and Robert Lewis, mechanics, Frances
Garren, service station, and Fred
Smith greasing and washing,
Hospital
N e w s
WE HAVE
MOVED
-TO-
M
ain Street
In Building Formerly Occupied
By Lee Motor Inn
Our New Location Gives Us - -MORE
SPACE
Thus Enabling Us To
RENDER BETTER SERVICE
Visit Us At Our New Home
Spring
AND HIGH TIME TO
OVERHAUL YOUR CAR
The old story that "a stitch in time saves nine" ap
plies just as pertinently to the motorist, Minor adjust
ments and small repairs may prevent serious accidents
and avoid costly damage later. It's sensible and worth
Mle economy to have your car thoroughly checked and
overhauled before the summer driving season begins.
MOTOR Valves ground and , adjusted, bearings checked,
"V1V11 pistons and carburetor carefully inspected and
adjusted.,. our skilled and Careful mechanics give your motor a
thorough overhauling.
XJPpQl Modern tires are built for lasting service and Batts
faction, but they need occasional inspection and test
es to avoid blow-outs. We are agents for Goodrich Tires.
BATTFRV No charge for battery testing. We inspect
b -f 1V X and service all standard makes of automobile
t.tie. Replacement .and repairs quickly and economically made.
uJil VTf P' Prompt, speedy service for ajl makes of cars.
"u-" k-n We carry a full line of standard parts and
itn'ni- . and experienced mechanics give you prompt and eco--mitoU.
servlce at aU ti(ne3
Let Us MARFAR Your Car
Watk
ins Chevrolet Company
salesservice
Main street phone 75
W E US E
TEXACO PRODUCTS
and Havoline Waxfree Oil
1
Mr. Glenn Sisk, operative case,
improving.
Mrs. Lula Swanger, medical case,
remains about the same.
Mrs. Mary Inman. Clyde, medical
case, is in a serious condition.
Mrs. Allen Davis, of Cove Creek,
operative case, is better.
Mr. Ben Fu.siate, 'operative case, is
improving.
Fines Creek Club
Win Tournament
The Future Farmers Club, of Fines
Creek, won the basketball tournament
held here last Saturday, in which six
vocational teams were entered.
The Fines Creek team defeated
Clyde, Franklin, and Bryson City.
Teams from vocational departments
in Waynesville, Clyde, Bethel, Fines
Creek, Bryson City, and Franklin took
part in the tournament.
Mrs. Geortre Rogers, of Enka, oper
ative case, is resting more comfortably.
Mr. Glenn Leatherwood, of Candler,
operative case, is better.
Miss Lessie Mease, of Cruso, oper
ative case, is improving.
Mr. John Whitesides, 01 Canton,
operative case, is better.
Mrs. Henry Winchester, of Hazel
wood, operative case, is resting more
comfortably.
Mr. Albert Campbell, Jr.. of Can
ton, operative case, is better.
Master John Lewis, of Canton, op
erative case, js improving.
Burglars Steal Counter
feit $5 Hill; Spent It
Burglars broke into a druu store in
York, tv l. uiwi took $15 ami a coun
terfeit J5 hill which had been laid
aside. An hour or so later theypass
e the spurious mite at a ttllins sta
tion. The.v were not caught
remains serious.
Miss Margaret Milliner, operative
case, is improving.
Mrs. Ctcil Teaster, of Clyde, medi
cal case, remains about the same.
TAKE TM AWAY
4.40 x 21
Prte tubitct
to chant
wuhout none
DISCHARGED
Master James Clark.
Master Jerrv 1 ee Carver.
Mr. Mack Miller.
Baby Margaret Stanley.
Mrs. Roy Inman and baby.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Jodie Clontz, of Can
ton, announce the birth of a daughter,
on March the 17th.
Mrs. Charlie Dotson, ot ( anton, op
erative ease, is resting more comfortably.
Mrs. Gordon Brown., nieuical ease,
remains about the same.
Mrs. J. J. Parker, medical case, of
Canton, is in, proving.
.Mrs. Will Henry, of Canton, oper
ative case, is better.
The Condition of Mrs. George Mc
Elroy. of Lake Junaluska, is serious.
Mrs, Ixna Rathbone, medical case,
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton lir'ackett, of
Junaluska, announce the birth of a
daughter, on March the l'Jtti.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Plonimons, of
Hazelwvxid, announce th birth of a son,
on .March L'lst.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mercer, of Ha
zel wood, announce the birth of a son.
on March the 21st;
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCracken an
nounce the birth of a daughter, on
March the 2.",rd.
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Wire Mauyl
Mr. and Mrs. Oval Williams, of
Canton, announce the birth of a son,
on March the 24th.
SLASH YOUfl
TIRE COSTS
Buy Now!
We're expecting that plenty
of motorists in this town will
take advantage of this oppor
tunity. And how can you blame
them? Here's a tire built by
America's oldest tire manufac
turer yet priced to fit every
one's pocketbook. At last the
motorist who must buy low
priced tires, but who is afraid
of being "gypped" on ordinary
"bargain-builts", is getting a
real "break" in the extra mile
age and wear built into Good
rich Certified Commanders.
Come in and see this outstand
ing tire value today. Fresh new
stocks have just come in I
Goodrich
LITRES
"BEST IN THE LONG RUN
C. V. BELL, Distributor
COMMISSION AH.KNT FOR THE TEXAS COMPANY
to mmkm crdcp w8q0d
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Chevrolet's Perfected Hydraulic Brke
onbalierabiy aoft and eaay to oper
te always dependable always sale
nd poahirc in action.
Chertolet'a amduatTO duubta-artieulataal
brake ahoo Kokaun aaaiwua a full ,
tact mt the brake bming with the drama
when brakes are applied.
Demand
Perfected Hydraulic
Brakes on your
new car
Pol teoatMMCM, nuMDimi
Pressure tested tubing and bearily
naored piping trans mil braking pree
Hire from the muter cylinder to the
bar wheel cylinder, which exert their
areMure to expand the two brake
aViea aMuring perfect equalisation.
GENERAL MOTORS INSTALLMENT PIAN
MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOUR PURS8
OieTrolet'a eompoatte east -iron and
teel brake drama and one-piece brake
boea with Urge braking eurface) and
weatherproof acakng, are orer-eize
bwih for hear doty and Long life.
CHiYliOUET 110TOB DIVISION. Ommtl Un Sola Cmpmrnim, DKTBOIT, ItlCHICAJf
Watkins
Chevrolet
Go
Inc.
PHONE 75
SALES SERVICE
WAYNESVILLE, N. C.