PAY1SEPTEMBER 2, 1937
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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5TLL DAY QUILTING
fiflEs. A,aV Mrs. J. R. Burress
T number of friends with
yVilting party' with dinner
H forwent for the affair were:
hose pr"-c . Mps Tnm
Vir2U Biz1"""-'
w John Underwood, Mrs.
v?" 1, ... Mrs. Joe Liner, Mrs.
tuim, Mrs- Dave Schulhofer,
if e L i'-.,.- fr I a lira Jarrett.
HarJ;n Franklin, airs, un-
.... w.ihprt Hoelen. Mrs.
.tall. J"s-
Cunningham, .urs. nauer luh-
jrs. Charlie Komnson ana Mrs.
Lid Frye, of Canton.
Ijj, janies Gibbons Burke, nephew
k late Cardinal UiDDons, and airs.
Le, were week-end guests of Gen
ii jjd Mrs. Harley r. erguson.
HONORS SMALL GIRL WITH
BIRTHDAY PARTY
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Eugene
Wyatt entertained a group of children
at her home in Hazelwood honoring
Teddy Plemmons,, of Cheyenne, Wy
oming, on the occasion of her seventh
birthday anniversary.
Those present were: Mary Frances
Wright, Roy Morgan, Sidney Lewis,
Carmen Greene.Nell Boyce, Carolvn
Wyatt, Fred Morgan, Phyllis Wyatt,
Gwendolyn Wyatt, Billie Wright,
Doris Ann Wright. Ruby Burrell,
Louise Burrell, Grace Greene, Beulah
Mooney, Althea Plemmons and Robert
Putnam.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Adams, of
Fort Myers, who have been guests at
the Cory House, have returned to their
home. Mr. Adams is the son of Mrs.
MacD. Adams, of Asheville, who
formerly resided here.
WE INVITE YOU TO
Take Advantage
OF OUR
PRICES
nnin? Ron can, 24 lbs ssc
rWUft Yukon's Best, 24 lbs. $1.15
COFFEE ftVli-"
LARD, 8 lb. carton ...97c
ROyfll Butterscotch Pudding 2
VV V Vanilla Wafers, lb. .15c
f'f Y f- Gem Flakes, lb 10c
Prince Albert Tobacco . . . . . . . . . 10c
Cigarettes, 2 pks .25c
Peanut Butter jiD;;;;;;;g
Dill Pickles, qts. ..... 19c
Date and Nut Bread . . . . ... . . . . . 15c ,
Beachnut Macaroni, 1 lb. . ... . ... 15c
Franco American Spaghetti ... . 10c
Prepared Mustard, qts. . . . . . . . . . . 15c
PET MILK'S" ;
Everything For School Lunches
Heading Our Markets
Mr. Hosaflook and Mr. Fie
Behind the counter, and in charop vmi will find Mr
Bosaflook in Ray's Market, and Mr. Fie at The Food Store.
ear after year these men have served vou Dersonallv.
N their long experience with meats is your guarantee
getting just what you ask for. It is their desire always
'"Please vou.
Behind them is a management Dolicv that assures
B of the very best values that the market will permit.
"0 of the greatest variety that can be carried in Wav-
vilie.
What Better Than A
DEPENDABLE MARKET?
otin try Hams
Advise your summer visitor friends that they
can obtain good country hams from us.
THE FOOD STORE
HESE STORES WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY
LA BO R D AY
Everybody Help Celebrate Labor Day
MRS. RUFUS L. ALLEN GIVES AF
FAIR ON WEDNESDAY EVENING
Mrs. Rufus L. Allen entertained on
Wednesday evening with a buffet
supper followed by a musical as a
courtesy to her sister. Mrs. A. T.
Boyd, of New York City, and her
niece, Mrs. Benjamin R. Sleeper, of
Waco, Texas.
Among the guests were: General
and Mrs. Harley B. Ferguson. Baro
ness von Below, and son, Mr.
Dale Turnball, of Washington,
D. C. and Charlotte, Mrs. V. T.
Blaylock. Mrs. M. L. MiCormi..L- f
I St. Paul, Minn.. Miss Catherine Reed
and Miss Evelyn Reed of New Orleans,
Miss Adelaide McCormick, of Waco,
Texas, Mr. Roy Parkman snd Mr.
Harley B. Ferguson, Jr.
Judge and Mrs. W. H. Grimball and
family who have spent the season
here at their summer home, are leav
ing this week for Charleston, S. C.
Mr. Walter Crawford is spending
this week in Raleigh, where he has a
ease in the Supreme Court.
U
D. C. TO RESUME MEETINGS
THIS WEEK
The initial meeting of the May
wood chapter, Daughters of the Con
federacy will be held on Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Thad
Howell, at her home on Jonathan
Creek. Mrs. W. L. MeCracken, pres
ident, will preside. All members are
urged to be present.
Mrs. Bill Cole returned home last
week after a visit of several days in
Washington, D. C.
...
Mr. R. L. Prevost and Mr. and Mrs.
Whitener Prevost are spending ten
days in Boston.
Mr. Howard Davidson, of New Bos
ton, Texas, who has been visiting his
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Richard N.
Barber, Jr., left during the week for
his home in the West,
Mrs. Scott Coble, who has spent the
summer here with her mother-in-law,
Mrs. George Coble, has returned to
her home in Charlotte.
Gash Grocery Co.
HAZE LWOOD
MAIN STREET
FLOUR
Good Value 83c
Queen of the West $1.00
V u kon's Best $1.10
LARD
4 lb. Carton 52c
8 lb. Carton 99c
M ATCH ES, 5c Boxes 2 for 8c
SALT. 5 Boxes
.2 for 8c
PBS
Come To-- tN
Waynesville 1
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CiN MAKE THIS YOl R HEADlil Ain ICRS j
(pIce t'ream
ftVVriJSsl Vegetables V-' :
NEW
NUCOA 20c
AAP Pure Concord Grape
JUICE Qt. Bottle 29C
Sweet or Sweet Mixed
PICKLES 19c
Sour or Dili Pickle. Qt. 15c
NBC
RITZ . 22c
Cracker
JACKS 3 for 10c
AMERICAN FRUIT STAND
FELIX STOVALU Manager
. lj usmf jwmi&mfwt j I
Sultana Peanut
BUTTER
1 -lb. Jar
15c
ION A
FLOUR 2bagb- 83c
SWIIT'S
JEWEL 8lb. ctn.$l
Ken-L-Ration 10c
Lux Flakes snaii 10c
Lipton's Tea sm. 10c
RinSO Large 22c
Camay
Soap 4 Bart 25c
Ann Page Asst.
SpiceS Small Pkg, IOC
Four Season
Salt 3-ib. pkg. 8c
Iona
Beans 4 ib. cans 25c
A4P LARGE
THIN SLICE, BEG. SLICE OR UNSLICED
PULLMAN loaf 10c
SALE
EOT
SEASON
Waynesville Art Gallery
AUCTION
F - TM,
ONLY A FEW ID AYS LEFT
Balance of stock consisting of Haviland China, Imported Rugs, Interna
tional Silver, French Serving Lamps and Vases, Blue White Diamonds,
Standard Watches, and Sterling Ware.
.MUST BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER
TWO SALES DAILY
AUCTION SALES
CITIZENS BANK BUILDINGsS
i n 30
1 v A M.
7 30
' P.M.
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