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Page 4 25 Applications Receive Favorable Action From Board Twenty-five persons received fa vorable action on their applica tions to the local rationing board during the past week, it was learn ed from the clerk of the board. Grants made included the follow ing: Garrett Funeral fjome, Way nesville, funeral service, 2 truck recaps; N. W. Crver, Waynes ville, farmer, 1 truck recap and 2 truck tubes; G. C. Farmer, Way nesville, farmer, 2 truck recaps; Underwood Lumber Company, Waynesville, lime hauler, 1 truck recap ; Hilliard Jones, Waynesville, milk hauler, 2 truck recaps. Jess Revis, of Clyde, route . 1, log hauling, 2 truck recaps; Grady Howell, Waynesville, farmer and cattle hauler, 1 truck recap ; K. W. Messer, Cove Creek, farmer, 2 truck recaps; M. L. Messer, Cove Creek, farmer, 1 truck re cap; Mark Ferguson, Clyde, route 1, farmer, 2 truck recaps and 1 truck tube. Z. V. Ferguson, Clyde, route 1, farmer 2 truck recaps; Pet Dairy Products, Waynesville, wholesale milk hauler, 3 truck recaps; Rev. N. L. Stevens, of Waynesville, Haywood P. T. A. Council To Meet Here Tomorrow The Haywood County Council of Parents and Teachers will hold their first meeting of the year on Friday, September 11, at the Hay wood county courthouse at 2:3& o'clock. Mrs. E. N. Howell, of Swan nanoa, state field director, and Mrs. R. U. Sutton, of Sylva, dis trict director, will be present to discuss different phases of PTA work. AH council officers and PTA of ficers are urged to be present. Council officers are: president, Mrs- Dewey Hyatt; vice president, Mrs. Linwood Grahl; secretary, Mrs. L. L. Shaver; treasurer, Mrs. Smiley Carver; corresponding sec retary, Mrs. J. Elmer Shields. Telephone Firm Urges Reduction In All Calls Still further reduction in long distance and local telephone calls is essential in order to assure vital . ' ' . ' war calls the auickest Dossible ser- minister, ' passenger recaps; Kev. ! r. Eugene Moore, Cove Creek, minis ter, 1 passenger recap ; Chas. G. Jonathan Creek News THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER A. Cline Bramlett Dies Suddenly In U.S. Hospital . The Jonathan Home Demonstra tion , Club met with Mrs. Hardy Nelson for the September meeting. Next meeting will bo held with Mrs. Irene Hudson. Rock Hill School opened last Monday morning with a large at tendance. Jule Boyd is principal, Other teaching are: first grade, Mrs. Frank Howell and Miss Jan ette Dillard; second grade, Miss Lucile Moody; second and third grade, Miss Lou Belle Boyd; third grade, Miss Iowa Lee Ferguson; fourth grade, Miss Edna Boyd; fifth grade, Miss Claudia Leather- wood; sixth grade, Jule Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rainer have as their guest the latter's sister, Mrs. John McCaston of Chester, S. C. Private Rankin Ferguson is home for a visit with his family. Private Ferguson is stationed at Fort Leonardwood, Mo., with the 42nd Evacuating Hospital unit. Miller, Waynesville, supervision defense industry, 4 passenger re caps. t Mrs. Alma K. McCracken, Way nesville, district health nurse, 1 vice. This announcement was made here yesterday by W. L. Lampkin, manager of the telephone company, who revealed that although there is some evidence of the public's effort to voluntarily ration their use of long distance and local tele- Billv Rovd who is with t.hp Poast Guard at Norfolk, is home on a five days furlough. Jack Leatherwood of Wilming- Number Haywood Men Promoted A number of promotions were recently given Haywood men at Fort Jackson, according to a newt report just received. AH the men entered service with the National Guard unit 23 months ago, and are members of Company "H" 120th Infantry. The promotions include: Willie Messer, staff sergeant. James Knight, sergeant.' Jack Smith, sergeant. Kermit Murray, sergeant, Grover Robinson, tech. sergeant. Homer Boone, tech. sergeant. Ray Truitt, corporal. Beaverdam News The Beaverdam II. D. C. met with Mrs. Mary Russell September 1, with 16 members present. Six interesting leaders reports were given. Miss Smith, the home agent, dem- FuneraL services were held on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Maple Grove church for Al bert Cline Bramlett, 51, who died in the U. S. government hospital in Augusta, Ga., at 6:20 o'clock Friday night. The Rev. J. Clay Madison, pastor of the First Meth odist church, of Waynesville, of ficiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. . - " ; ' Serving as pallbearers were: Robt. V. Welch, David Underwood, Will Frazier, Clayton Walker, Fred Sheehan, and John Boyd- Mr. Bramlett was a native of Waynesville, the son of the late .Tamps M and Laura Bramlett, of Waynesville. He was a veter- Careless Handling Causes Egg Losses " oeer ones. accumulate .l tlta, or three dayg e-Best quality becau 2 h, ton is visiting his parents. Miss Laura Allen left Tuesday to attend college at Mars Hill. Private David Boyd who is stat ioned at Camp Gordon, Ga is home for Labor Day nstration was "Planning Your Time for Victory." She gave a good list of new and different re cipes which will be helpful in con serving sugar. She urged that each one make a special effort to conserve fat which is a vital need in explosives. Besides many ways to plan time for victory. Mrs. Russell served attractive refreshments carrying out the pat riotic colors, red, white and blue. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Mark Swain. Most of the egg losses caused quality because of tl by careless handling can be avoid-1 Peratures. This w 1 ed with little additional effort on irequentiy as J the part of producers and handlers, I m two or three says C. F. Parrish, in charge of ' cooler. v!le ; poultry extension work at N. C. I Pr0per State College. portance, Parrifh , Btft. The DroDer handling of eees be- gins with gathering from the nest , the circulation f 'ket " daily results in cleaner eggs and ten in the coolin, night before ti g cartons or casP m4 Eggs should be packM small end down C Ping, the extensCS trvman pm,.i .ryi the cooler ,, 7 I Md 8M market. Tli;! .. fe8& an of the World War I. At one time he was associated vjith his brothers in the management of Bramlett's. Livery Stables here. Mr. Bramlett had been in ill health for sometime, inougn ms marxet. This practice V J death was unexpected at this time. maintain the natural mi id Tk fomi ir -araa nnr.lTlPfl OT niH i Lne PCS X lie .win j sudden condition for the worse and in one hour after received a no tice of his' death. Surviving are two brothers? L. H. and T. L. Bramlett, of Way nesville; two sisters, Mrs. Andy McClure, of Canton, and Mrs. George Allen, of Detroit. Massie Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. A iAMf. ftincia frnm out. of town attending the funeral were: Mrs' George Allen, a sister from De-tr-r.t Mr and Mrs. Hueh Mon- tieth and son Hugh Monteith, Jr., of Sylva, and Mr. ana Mrs. u a. Smith, of Canton. the eggs. 11 n aiso, rarnsh said, th. J clean containers, cases. L i ing materials adds great, 71 marketing appearance of L i and helps prevent the J "Careful handling on th. and in transit mean, more 1U1 tt" wamme needs," the .J are being bought each week k government in the form of eggs for shipment u ... overseas. Millions moresrJ domestic consumption, both in ioim oi sneu and dried passenger recap and 1 passenger j hone gervice in response to the luoej.n- n. .wapp, waynesvuie, Be n System's nat on w de anneal farm supervision, 1 passenger re-jfor such h(!lp the resuits are far cap; it. i. inesser, waynesvuie, short of what is needed. school building maintenance, li Mr. Lam nkin's statement sunnle passenger recap; M. H. Bowles, I mented an announcement made by Waynesville, township school su- the telephone company in the sum perintendent, 4 passenger recaps Robert P. McCracken, Waynes ville, farmer, 1 passenger tube; West Mining Company, Waynes ville, mining operation, 1 truck tire and 2 truck tubes; Carl Rog ers, Lake Junaluska, hauling logs, mer. I he telephone company s former statement asked long dis tance users to eliminate the least necessary calls and to place the really necessary ones at the less congested hours; it asked every one to also make fewer local calls. 1 truck tire; Ira Harper, Lake It is now necessary to request all Junaluska, lumbering operation, 2 civilians not to place any long truck tires and 2 truck tubes; J. , distance at any hour unless the call B. Hannah, Waynesville, logging, 2 truck tires and 2 truck tubes; Massie Funeral Home, Waynes ville, funeral service, 1 ambulance tire. , Freedom is like any other thing. If too much of it is used, it will give out. To relieve B Misery of VUlUBjO LIQUID TABLETS 8ALVE NOSE DROPS COUGH DROPS Wonderful Llnlmtnt (3S Try ''Rub-My-Tltm' is very urgent, and to ask that every telephone user voluntarily ration his local calls to at least one third less each day. It is urged that long visiting by telephone be curtailed for the duration. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs.' Charles Ferguson, formerly of Waynesville but now of Woodstown, N. J., announce the birth of a son, Charles Wayne, on August 30. Mrs. Ferguson was the former Miss Jencie Hyatt. WANT ADS MAKE Fewer Calls EVERY DAY In wartime war needs must S have right-off-way. This in eludes fast telephone serv ice for war agencies and Industries producing war weapons. To provide this service long distance and local tele phone lines, now crowded with the greatest volume of calls in history must be . kept clear of non-essential ' messages. Ordinary peace time uses of the telephone ' must yield right-of-way to ; , war business. f If times were normal, we : would build facilities to handle this growing volume of calls, but today, mate rials needed for telephone construction are going to ; war where all of us are $lad to have them go. Therefore we are asking telephone users to make i fewer long distance and lo cal calls so as to help keep . telephone lines clear for j vital war calls. How Can Help ! long Distance Calls Mak only th moit nacauary long distanc tall. . Place year calls bafor 9 a. m. ' Wtw noon and 2 . m. ! and 7 p. m.j or altar 9 p. pi. Stay iiaor your talaphana aftor jo bava plaeod your calk Plan what yo want to tay to mako yoar convoratlo brio! at poulblo. Whonavar polbla, call by amkafc - local Calls llM yoar tolophono sparlaalr avoid annacoisaiy call. Ba ara to roplaco yoar rocotvor aa tbo book, took aa aambor yoa are oat are f aad holp avoid tbo caHlafl of wceaa. aaibor. Mako yoar coavowatloa brlof. Caatioa yoar arveats aaalMt aoodloM om o tbo topbOM. FOR SALE See II. B. Milner if you are interested in buying a house in or near Hazelwood in cluded is the late J. P. Scates home a five room and bath brick house and garage with large shady grounds. Price $6,500. 13 cash, easy terms on balance. Also some extra good corner business lots at right prices. See me at Belle Meade or phone 8163 or 443. Sept. 3-10-17-24. FOR SALE For good coal, wood and kindling call 9164. Belle Meade. Sept. 3-10-17-24 FOR SALE Handsome bay team, 5 and 8 years, weight about 1, 250 pounds each, or will trade on 1 ton or 34 ton used truck, good condition, good rubber, v Phone 356-R Waynesville. WANTED Farm with good house, some bottom land on or near highway. Must be priced right, or will . trade good Florida or ange grove and house on lake. H. B. Hughlett, 15th & Crawford, Tampa, Florida. Aug. 27-Sept-3-10-17. FOR SALE Complete sign shop paint sprayer, jig saw drills, Heavy stock of paint and' lumber on hand. Good business for right man. Phone 242-J or write Mr. X, Box 373. Aug. 27-Sept-S-10 FOR SALE Complete radio am ateur outfit. Ideal for anyone interested in radio study. Help ful hints for beginners to profes sionals. Complete text and ref f erence books, 12 volumes;. Phone 242-J, or write Mr. X, Bo 373. Aug. 27-Sept. 3-10 FOR RENT 3-room apartment, freshly gone over at Iftr. I. B. Funke's "Rock-Rest". Phone 163-J. Sept- 10 LOST OR STRAYED Yellow Persian cat. Answers; to name Lornie. Reward for . return or information. Mrs. W. A. Hyatt Phone 321-M. Sept. 10 PALMER HOUSE offers heated rooms with or without bath. Hot water, clean linen and maid ser vice. D. D. Perry, Mgr. Sept. 10 FOR RENT 2-room cottage, fur nished or unfurnished. Also 2 light housekeeping rooms. 214 Meadow Street or call 354-J. Sept. 10. OFFICE AND APARTMENT for rent Mrs. W. T. Crawford. It Starting Today - With A Store Full Of Bargains .USD ja ,a n Jl 11 n DiMGU ONE LARGE TABLE Curtains Slightly Soiled Half Price All Colors Included Regular $1.32 Now ,:.:Ow: Pair Workmen are now tearing out walls and preparing to enlarge and modernize our store from one end to the other. Plasterers, painters, carpenters, plumbers, heating men and electricians must have room to do their work. We must move the merchandise for them hence a SALE. It's a matter of making room so hurry in and buy here NOW and you will SAVE. SAVE AT BELR'S Weartex RUGS Assorted Patterns 9 xl2 feet - 3.95 7ix 9 feet - 2.98 6x9 feet - 1.98 BUY SEVERAL NOW! Every Department Clean-Up Of All Dimity Dotted Swiss -- Batise Values to 59c ON SALE 27 Lace, Ruffled or Straight CURTAINS $1 Ladies' Cotton and Rayon HOSE 250 Good Quality Pillow Cases - -150 36 by 42 inches '. Cannon SHEETS 1.39 Sizes 81x99; 72x108; 72x99 Krinkle Bed SPREADS-1.48 White and colors, in all standard - - - ' sizes. . Men's Mill-Shrunk Bloodhound OVERALLS - 1.25 Triple stitched Heavy denin Men's Good Grade WORK SHIRTS JON . . SALE ... Ladies' Good Quality MESH HOSE -150 All Colors of Children's SOX pair 50 Ladies' Rayon HOSE 390 3 pairs $1 (Slightly irregular) Men's Good Quality Dress Pants - 1.98 All sizes patterns 36-Inch Unbleached SHEETING-100 Heavy Plaid, Flannel OUTING---160 All fast color. Assorted Lengths Of : Blanket Remnants On Sale - - 390 lb. Steady, Sturdy Folding Ironing Boards -1.48 Heavy Weight FACE CLOTHS - 70 Part Wool Double Warm Wear BLANKETS -2.29 Assorted colors and patterns Double Bed Size SPREADS--690 Assorted colors. Good Weight OUTING---150 ; Your choice of colors. Special Sale On Group Of F A L L D R E S S E S - $2 VALUES TO $2.98 BUY SEVERAL! I .Belk-H'ods COMPANY "HOME OF BETTER VALUES" Fast Color, Heavy Cotton P LAI DS Values to 48c ON SALE ... 29c Men's Dress or Work SOCKS 10c Ladies' Beautiful SWEATERS - $1 Slipover or coat style . . . in P1 shades. - Ladies' Tailored Trimmed Untrimmed . SLIPS vSl Ladies' Plaid and Plain . SKIRTS--- t n-rni cu.mlr OVERALLS--!? If! t 1 1. . Tnrtl PANTIES-39 3 pairs for $1 anteed washable. Ladies' Fine Mesh Ray9" A real buy 9 ON SALE SooTHERn BellTeiephoiie E03 TELEGRAPH C0R1PRR3 leootronATit FOR SALE A good used eke trie range. Phone 394. Sept 10 1
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