THURSDAY. MARCH 15, 1945 (One Day Nearer Victory)
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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.jj't;. HOUSE PAINI 3
Goes farther . . . covers Letter . . . -wests ioiiRerr. Two
coats do the work of three! Quality iinnedicnt'i frivo a
hard, long-lasting surface that stays whiter, longer.
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to Save Tims
Self-Polishing FLOOIt WAX
Simply pour on and spread. No
rubbing necessary. Dries in
twenty minuter afll? Gal.
Plnti 39c Quart! 45c
Cream FI'RXITI'Ki: POLISH
Spread on and wipe it dry. Cleans ftn-,
as it polishes. A real work saver! eP P-
MM. V I NTOI. Mells Stir a !
A wonderful help for extra dirty,
greasy surfaces. Actually melts dirt!
Sixty-Four Ounce 1.00
im I PIPE CLEANER
Quick acting for opening and clean
ing clogged drains. Convenient casy-to-HKA
flake form.
Toilet Bowl Cleaner
FABRIC DRY CLEANER
For cleaning clothing, furniture, car
interiors. No disagreeable odor.
LIQUID MOTIIPROOFEK
Protect precious woolens against
moth damage. Odorless, non
inflammable, safe, sure!
Pint Spray 2?e
Spoi
licmovcr
20 a
?nst ra Hghtty on
unsightly spott nd they'll
disappear in a jiffy! JBaadr
for lartaot uaa.
Firestone
J. C. GALUSHA, Owner '
Needs At
The Wonder Paint
WosAoie
Dries in One How
One Coat Coversl
No "Painty" Odor I
Beautiful Pastel Colors!
Just Roll or Brush It On!
Wall-Tone covers almost any
interior surface. You can finish
a whole room in a few hours'
time. This Sprinr; nr.o Wal'-Tcac.
Gj!m in 5 Sl Cani
INTERIOR
9 Gat.
Especially for surfaces that
require frequent washing.
Leaves a beautiful gloas
flnislx.
ma
25c
Rswifcfe for long, Woor
Dust Mop
Securely fastened to handle
wit can be removed fox easy
washing. A na household
valuel
Home and
Auto Supply
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W. E. Tenney Now
Acting Coach Of
St. John's Bovs
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W. Tenney. director of (lie
l'a' in' ille ('oiiui)uiiity Council.
Ii.i- Ix'i'ii ininicd uclinc; coach of
I lie SI. John's liifli school boys.
.h i oi ilim; In ;in jinnoimceinent by
Hie liev. Tlionias (i. lioche. alh
Iclic direcUn".
Coach Tenney succeeds Dr.
.)iiM'iii K. Baxter wlio has Irnns
li'i ieil liis pi'iictice lo Kocky Mount,
Mr. Toiiney will retain his of
fiie .inil ilulies as director of the
Conmuinity Council. In this latter
c.ij,icil he h;is just completed the
i. ;..'.! MHeeviful tounly basketball
li.urnec in the history of Haywood
county. Capacity crowds atlendi'd
I he rallies each niijht of the tout
nee.
IM. I'aul W. IJojjers
And Two Canton Men
Serving In .'U!1st Infantry
I'vl. Paul W. Rogers, of Hazel
wood, is a member of the itlCth
Held arlillcry battalion whose hi;;
;:uns roci-nlly played a vital role
in Hie capture of Kivei'Knano. key
Italian town before the I'o Val
ley. II was the ninth's blastiiiK of
l.iei'Hnano aiul its flanking hills
that enabled the doughboys to
take the village for the first time,
when they had been expelled from
it. to reented and hold the town.
The 'Mo'th is part of the :i()1st
Infantry Uegimenl, 91st "Powder
Hivor" Division, Fifth Army, II
recently passed its 173rd day in
xoTirfc or si'RviNC or
SI MVIONS By PUBLICATION'
STATi: OF NORTH CAROLINA
COl'NTY OF HAYWOOD
IN TI1K SUPKRIOU COURT
VIliCIMA SMATIIKRS
VS.
Ql FNTIV SMATHERS
The defendant above named will
lake notice that an action entitled
above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Haywood
County, N. C, by the plaint ill'
ahoe named against the defendant
above named for the purpose of
obtaining; a .divorce from the de
fendant on statutory grounds. And
defendant will take notice that
he is rociuhed to appear before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
iwood County, N. C, at the
Courthouse in Waynesvillc, N. C,
and answer or demur to the com
plaint filed in this action, on or
before .'!() days after the 2nd day
of April. 11)45. or the nlaintiir
ill apply to the court for the re
ief demanded in the complaint.
This the 1st day of March. 194.r).
CIKKTKUDK P. CLARK.
Ass!. Clerk of Superior Court.
No. 14l Mar. 8-15-22-29.
Here's a SENSIBLE way
to relieve MONTHLY
fEMAUE'PMl
Lydla E. Plntham's Vegetable Com
nouiid is famous not only to relieve
periodic pain but also accompanying
nervous, tired, highstrung feelings
when due to functional monthly dis
turbances. Taken regularly It helps
build up resistance against such symp
toms. Plnkham's Compound helps na
ture Follow label directions. Try ltl
aCyefa&(Pit&hami compound
: i iow, iry mia xnoaern, acien
Jjrtps .-.J tific way todryuppimpLmani
S4 UKUTS 1 ll-U OVWniPIlL. DIBTB
3 1 heads and other bJemisbea, I
.LW I externally canned, respond -al
vl.yj' Absolutely Bafe, qtiick-acting
r K KasvtoiLV. Nntafirra&ftvAinb
ment, urnelly salve. KI.EEREX; Bmd'ieate
f uqtnd, drys in eeconds, wilt not atain pnlom.
OVERNIGHT M0ME TRIAL MUST DEL1CH1
SVOU OR 000BLE YOUR MOIIEV.MCK
JOet a bottle of KLEEREX today:Try
jl Tonigni.ix ou musi see uowceaDte
1 rmuu in yuur uunurin
the tfiominsr or return
i to uk for DOUBI.K
l YOnR MONEY
BACK;
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Smith's Cut-Hate
Drug Store
The Demand For More Pasteurized Milk By
The Armed Forces Means We
NEED
MORE
Prices Were Never Higher
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Pet Dairy Products Co.
Phone 10
BABY ANDTHE BEASTS
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YOU'D THINK UTTIE Jon Eccleston, lS-months-old, would be rather un
happy about the position he occupies in this photo taken at the Westmin
ster Kennel Club show in New York City. But those English bulldogi
"McCrovanspring" and "Chuzzlewit", are not as mean as they look. Thl
type breed possesses an even, kind disposition. . .(International
James Richard Coone
Commissioned Lieutenant
.lames lib-hard lloone. m,;i of
Mr. and Mrs. William K. I'.oone.
of Wayne.' ii!e. Ii I ' D. No. I . was
a member ol the .'I.'nd ela- of
aviation cadets to i mIu.iN- from
the Coliinihu:, mi!'. Air Field,
near Columbia. !i.s.. mi M.-oeh
11. lb' reci-i vi d l,i.. si I v.- i i ngs
of a Hying oilicei- and conn:,! u,n
as a second lieutenant in I he Army
Air Forces.
Id. lloone eniered pilot training
last March, and allended fiyin'
schools at Arcadia. I'la.. .n'd F.aiu
bridge, (.'a., before ins i.rail;;.,; ,,,.
al the advanci d II in:- selm-d near
( olumbiis. Mis. . I'.i lore In- en
listed for pilot training he was a
studeiil al Mars ihii I , .,
combat. its in."i millimeter guns
have lired as many as tin shells
in a single day . r aching I his peak
performance durin:-, I he assault on
the rjolluc line.
Tv.o ol her I lay wood men are
also serving in the iincnl: Pvt.
Allen Sen horn, ni. riniie gun.ier.
and Pvt. Frank II Nun-ell. Iiuck
driver. Caul on. Ii III. No. 1 .
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
Rheumatic Pain Quickly
It you S!)!Ur ir,.:,i rlk-iiiii.il I. , .-irthri-
t Is or nclioli;; J'.iiii. ny lla :,iMi)lo
inexpensive ii.iric u-i ipe llut llioiis:iiiJj
arc usir-j;. ;i (..nkji e ot Ku l-.n
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at .ill. im-.I only 2
spoonfuls O' " lirnvj ,1 (1 iy.
Within 4ft ll f. !.( 'flit' I i . HI I
mrlit 'iplen.lul risul's .if,.
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will ion ..i i. oil. ' i ' i .
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L'umponm! i h i : h- o f i. , ' in
Smith's ( ut Kate lru
Store
For Quick,
Scr ice,
Main
hood tii;i:s
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Open S To
t.NNK WRIGHT. Manager
For Taxi
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Three Haywood Men
Awarded Hronze Stars
In a communication from head
quarters of the 30th Infantry Divi
sion in Belgium to this paper it
'.wis learned that tlwee Haywood
county men attached to the divi
sion have been awarded Bronze
Stars lor heroism in action against
the enemy on the Western Front.
In the group were Staff Sgt.
Wiley William, of Wavnesville:
SI all' Sgt. Larry C. Arrington, of
I Waynesvillc, R.F.D. No. 1, and
Staff Sgt. James R. Ballard.
NOTICE OF SALE
On Monday, March 19th, at
eleven o'clock A. M. at the court
house door in Waynesville, N. C,
I will offer for sale at public out
cry to the highest bidder for cash
the following lands and premises
.situate in the County and State
aforesaid to-wit:
ISKCINNING at an iron stake,
the Southeast, corner of Lot No. 4
on the North side of a 30-foot
street, and runs with the line of
that lot N. 1!) degrees 40' K.
1X0.4 feet to a stake; thence S.
(I!) degrees 40' E. 75 feet, the
Norllimost corner of Lot No. fi;
thence with line of that lot S.
10 degrees 40' W. 180.4 feet to
an iron stake In North margin
of said .'10-foot street; thence
with said street N. fi!) degrees 40'
W. V, feit to the BEGINNING.
Sale made pursuant to the
power and authority conferred up
on mo by that certain deed of
trust dated May 30, 1940, execut
ed by .1. B. Davis and wife, Verna
Davis, ami recorded in Book 45,
page tux, Haywood County Reg
istery, to which instrument and
record reference is hereby made
for all the terms and Conditions
thereof.
fins the Kith dav of February,
; j A. T. WARD,
i Trustee.
I No. MM Feb. 22-Maj- 1-8-15
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WASHING
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Waynesville, N. C.
Mrs. Underwood
Receives Letter
About Son
Mrs. Rufus Underwood has re
ceived a letter from Hie c.ipiam
Of the company in which her soi
I'vt. Claude Underwood, was serv
ing at the time he was killed in
action on July II. 1044.
Excerpts from the letter are: "I
knew your son well, lie was in
our company for three years and
be performed his duly well, both
in garrison and on the field of
battle. He kept his men supplied
with weapons and ammunition ;
well as articles of clothing ail
tlirough the campaign, and a! t In
last during the heaviest enemy
raids when many of his friend'
lost their lives he met death be
fore medical aiil couid reach him,
many of his friends were present
and paid their last respects.
"Your son did his duty as he
was called upon to do it. and he
died when we were iiardi -,t hil
He was given a military funeral
witli his comrades who died with
him."
Pvt. Underwood entered tin
vice on September 10, 941.
was inducted at Fort Bragg.
ser
antl He
was further trained al Camp W'ol
ters. Tex., and Fort Ord. Calif ,
before being sent to the Hawaiian
Islands where he served almost
two and one half years before be
ing sent to Saipan. At the thin
no entered the service be was
employed as a carpenter by the
Junaluska Supply Company. He
was posthumously awarded the
Purple Heart and two citations.
Memorial services were conducted
for him on October 2i) at lialcliif
Cove.
Because the war has cut off sup
plies of imported tanning mater
ials, aeidwood from blight-killed
chestnut is a critically important
material.
THIS
TAKES
GOOD MANAGEMENT!
It's a neat feat to navigate a windy corner with a pile of packages ami
keep skirts down to a modest level.
We're facing a somewhat similar problem during these stormy war
years carrying bigger power loads, higher costs, heavier taxes -Wd
still keeping prices at low pre-war levels.
Wre rather proud that electricity liasnt been rationed and hadn't
dgone up, like so manyhonschold necessities. In fact, the avera-e
family actually gets about twice as much electricity for its mom )
' as l id .15 years ago.
JaEes good management, too.
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t ilr NELSN EDDY "TIIE ErECTRIC HOUR" .fc Robert
,2gi:?r?kMra- Every Sunday afternoon,-4:30, EWT, CBS Network
DONT WASTE ELECTRICITY
j Billy Davis. Seaman 2-c,
! Takinrr Engineering Course
Kill" Dai . ' prniiiii) ' croud class,
.,,n o: V.r. and Vi W. W Davis.
i, new 'Jationii! al ' 'nil port . Aliss., i
v, io-i e ne is a.Mi'.i mm'., an ei'.L'.incer-III-
school, he c'lili it ,1 the service
on ovcinl.cr 'I a ml bmi. hi-; boot
ti a.iiing al ilaniln .1 e Aid. Sea- !
man Dav i i . a o.ln.il1' i,f the ,
U Miles, die Yi.w n:'i i,i iiij-lt school J
and al f be o In- eul crcd i he
: "i vice was ci'ii'he eil by Martin!
Flettric Comiiauy.
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Temporary Local ion L. N. Davis Company Mlice
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USE G.s
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NOTICE
We are now in position to finance your jumna,,.
of Truck and Car.
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