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I Page 12 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER fkiMaiQ lFiueir Stow T 1 Mdl Inlere 1 S it Many Valuable Prizes Offered By Woman's Club The annual flower show sponsor ed by the Woman's Club -will be held in the community center of the Chamber of Commerce build ing on Tuesday the 26th, accord ing to Mrs. Frank Ferguson, chair man of the committee in charge. The show will begin at 2 o'clock and last until 10 in the evening, and will be open to the public again on Wednesday morning from 9 to 12 o'clock. Entries may be placed on the evening of the 25th or on the morning of the 26th and must be ready for the judging by 11 o'clock. The committee has ruled that if there are less than three entries in any class the awarding of prizes will rest with the dis cretion of the judges. The material used in making up the mixed bouquets may not nec essarily be grown by the exhibitor as has been the custom in the past. An inovation this year is the ten dollars contributed by the First National Bank for the most at tractive decorated and appointed luncheon or dinner table, with the first prize set for $5.00, the sec ond $3.00 and the third $2.00. The following prize list is given for the benefit of the exhibitors: Class 1 Best display of dahlias Fitted basket awarded by J. B. Ivey. Class 2 Best arrangement of 1 variety of dahlias (5 or more blooms) .. ... . .... . .. ... ... ....$1.00 Class 3 Best display of pom pon or miniature dahlias $1.00 Class 4 Finest single speci men of dahlias ..................$1.00 Class 5 Best display of glad ioli, (a) first prize $1.00 (b), second prize .............$1.00 Class 6 Best display of giant zinnias ...:$1.00 Class 7 Best display of dwarf zinnias .. ....,..,.....................$1.00 Class 8 Best display of new types of zinnias .,.;........i......$1.00 Class 9 Best display of large ; marigolds $1.00 Class 10 Best display of small marigolds $1.00 Class 11 Best display of nas turtiums .. .............,.,...,.........$1.00 Class 12 Best display of cal- CIDER FOR PARTIES Made From Clean, Sound Apples See SAM ARMNGTON On the Balsam Road At The Lean-To OUTSTANDING BUYS IN Real Estate We have a limited number of good high closs lots overlooking Golf rurse $650 v. for .............. www each 4 room house in good repair and 1 acre of land on Aliens Creek Toad near main State highway Z, $1100 7 room house with all conven iences on East Street. Good sized lot, fruit trees ................. $1500 Ask For Mr. Stone L. N. Davis Co. Real Estate Insurance Phone 77 endulas .......,.$1.00 Class 13 Best display of pe tunias ........,.-$1.00 Class 14 Bast display of as ters .....$1.00 Class 15 Best display of roses .. ....-..-...... $1.00 Class 16 Best display of scab- biosa .. -.-$1.00 Class 17 Best display of cos mos ; ......... ....- $1.00 Class 18 Best display of snap dragons .......... ...$1.00 Class 19 Bst display of ver bena ... $1.00 Class 20 Best display of phlox ... .. .............,.........$ 1.00 Class 21 Best display of strawflowers or everlastings $1.00 Class 22 Best display of any flower not included in this list $1.00 Class 23 Best potted plant $1.00 Class 24 Best display of wild plant life (no rare speci ments included) ......... $1.00 Class 25 Best exhibit from any : parent-teacher associa tion or home demonstration club in the county ...........:....$5.00 Class 26-Best display of lilies $1.00 Class 27 Most attractive cen ter piece for dining table (flowers, foliage, fruit, gourds or vegetables ..... .$1.00 Class 28 Best arrangement in tones of one color ...,........... $1.00 Class 29 Best arrangement of two colors ...... ...........i..$1.00 Class 30 Best arrangement of three or more Varieties $1.00 Class 31 Best miniature bou quet .. $1.00 Class 32 Most attractively ap pointed breakfast tray ,.$1.00 Class 33 Most attractively decorated and appointed luncheon or dinner table (a) first prize ...,......,............-.,...$5.00 (b) second prize $3.00 (c) third prize .;:.i-..,.i.......$2.00 Sails for Rio kit Si P. L $ Rear Admiral A. T. Beauregard sails from New York for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, wher he will serve s naval attach at ths U. S. em bassy. In lino with ths administra tion's cooperation with South Amer ican republics, embassies tr being mors heavily staffed, Bethel News Miss Mary Hyatt is at home for a few days vacation with her parents. REINDEER MILK Reindeer milk is the richest of 11 different kinds of milk listed in the 1939 federal yearbook of agri Mr. and Mrs. L. Reynolds, of Dillsboro, are visiting his their son, Hut Reynolds. Henry Garner and Hugh Russell spent several days recently fishing at Lake James. REAL SILENT The silent Watches of the night are those you forget to wind. Los Angeles Times. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS LOST Ladies Gruen wrist watch, yellow gold case, black cord band. Lost between Swift Dairy and W. A. Hyatt residence. Return to either or the Mountaineer office and receive reward. Aug. 14 TIRED OF COOKING In a hot kitchen? Gas ranges sold by us are cool, quick, economical, clean. Brading Gas Service, Church Street, Waynesville, Phone 202. Aug. 7. WANTED to buy at highest mark et price, green tomatoes, beans and potatoes. We want any quantity. See us today. Farm ers Exchange, East Waynesville, C. D. Ketner, owner. Aug. 14 FEMALE HELP WANTED-House-keeper, good cook, care of child. $5.00 week, good house. Leaving town. Box 763. Aug. 14. FELLOWSHIP SUPPER Tues , day night at Presbyterian church, interesting program included, sponsored by Business Women's Circle. Adults 40c, children 25c. Auff. 14. WANTED TO BUY 500 yards of good bluegrass sod on the ground, or delivered in Waynesville. Call Mr. Holcombe, Phone 323, Way nesville. Aug. 14 WANTED FARMERS of this county to produce more milk. Get in on this good market- See Pet pairy Products Co. TF WANTED An experienced sales person for full time position in retail firm. Give experience and age in first letter, write "Expe rienced Retailer," Box 6U. Way nesville. Aug. 14 FOR SALE By owner, 5 lots suit able for residential development, liberal size, good location, reason able terms. Also 65 acres moun tain land, superb location, ad joining the park, fine for sum mer cabin and tourist develop ment. H. iC. Wilburn, City,,! phone 132-J. Aug. 14-21-28 CASH PAID For Good Used Cars ".' See ' Champion Motor Co. Canton, N. C. LOST Ladies rose-gold Benrus watch near Garrett Furniture store, Saturday night. Return to Mountaineer office. Reward. It FOR SALE Two houses and lots; ne 6-room, and a 4 -room, located on Richland Street, Hazelwood. Terms. See Zeb Hooper. " July 31-Aug. 7-14. , FOR SALE 2 acres level Tand on good road. Near Waynusville. Reasonable terms. Woodie Jones, route 1, Waynesville. Aug. 14 SONG RECITAL by Bronson Mat hey, Jr., sponsored by SubVDeb, Thursday night at 8 o'clock, Com munity Center. Tickets 35c and 15c. Aug. 14. FOR SALE Motorboat,. new motor and boat. Call 9165. Aug-14 FOR SALE House and' lot, Main Street. Price reasonable. Mrs. D. Du Alley, Aug. 14 FOR SALE Settee, base roefrer, arm chair, solid walnut and! tuft ed mohair, floor lamp, 2 burner oil heater, guitar, like new, $3.50. Saunders Furniture Shop, next to E. Waynesville school. Phone 370-W. Aug T. v. ft WW r V5 ''t- Mrs. Ernest K. Herman Announces The OncnSng Of The Waynesville Kindergarten Americans Are Living Longer Average Life Span Now . Reaches Record High, Figures Show. Washington Here's a bitter pill for the people who yearn for the "good old days" when life was simple and allegedly longer: Ameri cans are living longer today than ever before. The average life span in the United States has reached a new high, and this despite record-breaking whisky consumption and thous ands of automobile wrecks every year. " The census bureau reports that the average life span now is 62.5 years an increase of 3.3 years over the previous decade, f ute the doleful-predictions of well meaning elders who forsee a sin ful, early death for succeeding, younger generations. During the gay 90's, for exam ple, the life span was 60 years. In 1900, the average length of life for a woman in the United States was 51 years and 48 years for men. Today, the average is 64.5 years for women and 60.6 years for men. While the span of life has been increasing steadily, the American public has been drinking more whisky, smoking more cigarettes and getting in more automobile accidents than ever before. Yet they live longer. . In 1930, during prohibition, legal whiskey consumption was 1,406,706 gallons. In 1940, with bars dotting most of the land, the whisky total was 81,267,368 gallons. Ten years ago, automobile acci dent deaths averaged about 30,000 The bureau's figures, while no in 12 months. A decade later, with intended purposely to do so, ra- the life span still lengthening the Underwood Heads Sunday School AtHazelwood Frank A. Underwood was elected Sunday school superintendent of the Hazelwood Baptist church, suc ceeding J. V. Blalock, who has held the office for the past several years Mr. Blalock stated he desired some one else fill the office. Other officers were as follows: Jasper Brock, pianist, Mrs. H. J. Hyatt, choirister, D. A. Winchester.-; ' : annual rate of auto fatalities was up to about 33,000. And to give an idea how many more cigarettes and cigars the pub lic is smoking, the tobacco tax yield to the government during the calen dar year, 1940, was $640,998,972, compared with $445,754,711 in 1930. COLORED Fisa .e marine garden, Ox Aassan . t- but lovely undersea faj coral which can be vi., " thecrystal-clearwater.J Doats which nukJ trips from Prince Georp',1 Mountaii Exchangi in e .OPPOSITE POST OF?! Craft Of Tit. . : Smoky Mountain, Hand Hooked Ruir -Scarfs Bags-. Cw3 var atorage-Usefd lilfts mm RAY SUPER MARKS Brings You IPILLSBURY I FLOUR 12-lb.bag6 MAINE SARDINES HALF SLICES Pineapple No. 2 cans 150 C. & E. Pint Bottles . GRAPEJUICE 12i ASSORTED PRESERVES 2V.3 8-oz. pkg. ERNST CORN FLAKES PEANUT BUTTER 2 T,d 25 1-4 pound TETLEY TEA 22 Amour's T0MAT JUICE 320-oz.4jf cang tm Gomot Rico Cooks righl.white and flaky 2 1b. a pkg dk B 40-Feet Cut-Rite WAX PAPER KLENEX 440 Count 23 Premier, SJioe PEG CORN No. 2 1-2 can MIRACLE WHIP pt 2L NUCOA OLEO lbs. Pure Lard 4 8 lbs. lbs. 500 990 HEINZ SOUPS Med. AS for Size With Exceptions Garden Fresh Delicious Meats From Our Vegetables Grade A Large Firm TN Martlet Lettuce (or -r- CHOPS lh5) Fresh Ears (F3 C lb.Uvy' CORN J j3) mixed 11? doz" SAUSAGE lb fC Summer &7t Spinach 3 2(Q)C CUTS Potatoes &T Sn If CaUfornia TN -1 ETJ PICNIC Tsm. Carrots 2) 1 HAMS ,,C l!5 A V 9 Q SUPER 4: ,; V MARKET 12 2' U 15 37 , J if Caps, doz sfaV, PINT ci Jars, doz V "I Soap j Specials Palmolive 1 CENT SALE 27c Value sti cakes 2 Uaif Price KLEX SALE 18c Value Large Packag OXYDOL 2 Bars P. 32c Value ALL F0B2 BlePactf ) SUPER Pi 46c ValK I 33, 5 Wcdnesdayujirni packages
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