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THURSDAY, JANUARY 18 j TIIE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER IN- MEW WESTERN AUTO K MOM FENS in i I'll1 f in 4 1 h J' i ! ,f !'; ill t 9 1 -r-, ! . i i New Home Of Western Auto Associate Store , ' i ' f . I 1 1 II mwm I li 1 1 . , : 'v ' W" ,s.-w.v . a 1 1 m --M8MWt-ti . ummh urn sr" TIh v. hmVftiy, Kvs,M vv th, Wili Piv.Hry n Mw S:xi, rvwndy buiH and now oo. Will Have Formal Opening On Friday 'Haywood follu have been migh ty good to us, but in the meantime we have tried our beat to render a high ciasa service to them. Our business policy U guaranteed sat isfaction or money back," said James C. Gaiusha. manaarer of the Western Auto Associate Store here yeeteray. Mr. and Mrs. Gaiusha came to Waynesville ia November, 1937, from West Palm Beach, Fla. They opened the first Western Auto As. sociate Store in this section of the state, west of Hickory, V hen they became representa tives of the Western Auto Asso, cmtu Stores, they had a wide choice of towns in this part of the state and in North Georgia, from which to select a location. They had often passed through Waynes ville in their annual visits to West. em North Carolina in the summer and had been deeply impressed with the town and its possibilities. They leased one of the stores in the Reeves building and opened up for business with a line of auto accessories, radios, washing ma chines, bicycles and minor electrical supplies. From time to time they have added to the stock. Recently they moved into their own building, located on the Willis property on Main street. It is made of tapestry brick and is 25 by 80 feet There is a full sited con creted basement, into which cars may be driven for servicing, such ! as changing tires, oil and ann i (riKi The' new system is proving ' to be more convenient to both the customers and to the operators. The lot on which the building is located extends 45 feet in the rear ttml to the right has an 18 foot driveway leading from Main street into the basement. The show windows offer an at tractive setting for a display of the goods. Inaide the building, the walls and trim are finished in cream, while the shelves and ix- tures are in lettuce and fixture green enamel. ' . Eight fluorescent lighting ar- rangements are used in the main ; building, with one each in the show j windows at the entrance. In the rear is an elevated office. I The shelves and the general system of displaying the merchan- Assistant i m ' n.'V i, 1 i 1 l Mrs. James C. Gaiusha, who as sists her husband in the operation of the Western Auto Associate i Store here. Store Manager I : V 1 i ii ii i j James C. Gaiusha, owner and operator of the Western Auto Associate Store, which was recent ly moved into new quarters on Main Street. . operators and the buyers. All new equipment for an Im proved service has been Installed in the new building. These in clude: battery chargers, which will charge 12 batteries in 12 hours or 24 batteries in 24 hours; ignition analysis ; radio tube checkers ; and in all phases of seryice the last word in equipment is used. At present one of the chief ob jectives to which the firm la bond ing is toward a model radio re pair shop. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Gaiusha are the following employ es: Kobert Phillips, mecnanic; Ken neth Bramlett, radio technician; Vance Spivey, battery man. On Saturdays the force is joined by Miss Ruby Davis, office clerk, and Herbert Burnett, salesman. Mr. Gaiusha is a native of Cher okee county of this state and Mrs. Gaiusha, of Florida, but they have adopted Waynesville for their per manent home. Today after only four years, I an nef.i.t . i their business is success and is a fine exxT result of work and praettarfA class service to customers Zt treatment of all those C f contact in their businB l NAVAJOS KEEP TRADlTinw IGNOEE MOTHER-IN-ui ' Gallup, N M.TheN I lion man aIia Ia1 JW 4 v.:" , ?n tae ft to be out of luck. That was decided at a meet. Uie tribal council on the Km reservation near Galluo wk.. voted upon a proposal to abuJ The tradition holds ti .1 Navajo man who looks upon J faca ft Ilia Onfa'a ..1 followed by a jinx. some moaern-mindwi v.. I proposed that the custom wM t J A a :L.t i i . uer uiimu leu tiers voted th down. '..' i dise offers the customer a full view at first glance, and facilitate sales , both from the standpoint of the Another ... 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