THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1945 (0n Day Nearer Victory)
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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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1; Vlrs. Will Harden,
'former Resident,
Claimed By Death
v' s i Last rites were roiiducieil 'lues ,
(IV ay Afternoon nt .St. Luke's Epis
Vl"Dpal churcli, Salisbury, for Mrs.
Survived Sinking
Plans Made For .Observing 2()th Year In Business
First in Fashion for the
y f t .6
' ft if
4 'mm a Kate Troy Harden. H, .
idow of Rev. Will Harden, minis
V ! ' Jr and archdeacon of Hi:' Epmo
4r- J val church, ami a I'oi iner rector .
i J( !. Grace Church in t; APhiiiMi.is
H . mis. iiamcii :, ocaui oee.nnu ."
t.is Hmvan ft fmnri.'l rial
up;
where she had been ;i p,
.bui
. i'tent for tin- past year. Burial was
Chestnut Hill cemetery.
?f'! Mrs. Maul'' ) was I he daughter
! Tf W. C. and Com: a Trn cf Fav
'? ItfMlle an. I ;i Msler of Sli.. W.
Harden, cf Wavnesvills wh
! 1 (.. liarden. cf W.v.
!i J ''ruled I lie I'u "it-e.
JKie-diy. She h.
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v-sr i i " "
V-ti ' tft her- In .! , oilier char -lie.
I ' ' ! ' . , , ..
S'n ivm ; .;re ni;o tl niuh.cr.
at-
MM'' h i':. on
I nilcn veiled
ifi"i' her h'tsl;t m I
Jr.
. ni. ...ii :i n;l 1 u-i
t't ..inriien
'in
mil Finest I
W ii
i Lo
rn m;s
f ,, Vtc wish In c' ill our apprecia
;l'.i"'n ,uir l1:' "-' i'n'' neinhhc
, oi I heir Uindnesi. lo us durin.-j
ie illness ,'ind death of our hus
I (and and fa! her. .!olm f Siij (!er.
t I we wlso wish lo i hank them lor
! r. ile beiuliful Moral ofl'eriiifi-s.
f!m ) llr.- li.lin K nvili'i- anil
Family.
1 5 1 j ' SALLY'S RALLIES
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SERGEANT Avery E. Wilber, 32, pi
Appleton, Wise, survived the cap
ture of L'orrrKidor by the Japs anc
30 months in Philippine encmj
prison camps, only to be taken with
some 1.K00 fellow prisoners aboarc
a small Jap transport for transfei j
elsewhere. The ship was torpedoes
by an Allied sub and all the prison
ers perished except Wilber and
four others. They managed to get
aboard a lifeboat and make theil
way to China. Wilber said thai
most of the prisoners on the boal
were Americans. ( International
Wife Preservers
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far ' , , i 'f ' 4,
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77 ";i
"The tinof; ; won't lia'a'" '
fiiim in ami ask the ho: s I'
Tin
huy
I'll i
It'll
ilci hmi lull.tis i rtii ie rii'8heneil
lit linmn Mkf h f.ln;ill hnwl of snflft. tlft-hil-
imt .:in nl sii(i In thier fiat is warm
v'.iti i Wlnj. nnvtinf in ihirk llhiT with
j-.' l.i.,tri Iliush lim.si ilust from vHvot
ol 1. 1 1 then ,ippl su'ils il h clean brush,
nil'l.iiii: I.... li ;th1 foilh hchlh Wipr up.
sn. Is uiih a si ties of i h-rtii i loths wning
Mlmost illy in lukr-u ai in WHtol If plop
n l iii:ii. thr i ollai w ill he only shirhtly
d.uni Si am whet ofi n hoihnp les
tt tllp. m hen roniietel ilry, hruah it
lillll' In hllllK li:ir the Map
At a recent annual dinmr uieetini'. Ihe pcisonnel of the Garrett Ft nt ral Service and Garrett
Furniture Company, with I heir w ivcs as special quests, disctissed various phases of the firm's aclivi
ies as the organization entered their 2IJi!i year o; utcratiun. The di iscusaions wore led by N. W. CJ ar
ret I, president.
Headiie; from l"f to riehl: Herbert II Urareri, Mrs. Herbert II. lirarcii Arthur P. l.i adbeller.
Mrs. Nobel W. (iarrell. '..
Javis. Mrs. Xcb V. Ciute..
luh I. I'r.'i.'icr
V. Cell . Mis. Arlhur IV I .eadbettcr. Noble
In;'
b I,. I'laier. Mrs. Virnil li. l)ais. Noble
Gai-rell,
(I'.irrelt,
Virgil II.
and Mrs.
Rotarians Will
Mold Banquet For
Vi es On Friday
The Hiuiual spring social even!
of the Notary Club will b'' h"l''
Frid'ty nie.hl at Ihe reci-eal cm d
hall of the Melluxlisl church when
members enlerlain I heir v. ivcs with
i a haii'piet.
' Howard Cl.ipp i, in chai;:c ol
the special enlerlaiutiient prn.ciam
! assisted by llillard Atkins. I I'.
I Massif? and II. S. Ward. ( 'bai Ic
j Hay is president of Ihe club
The event will bc;;in at Y..I0 p
m.
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of North Carolina is occupied by forests.
O of which half is on farmland:
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Forests JiavV; ben o sourre -(o
the people- of Norlli Cato
the limo of llie First Settlement about
IT TAICES AN EXPERT CHECK-UP NOW...
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Before tho wnr,
9 million dollars wis
received by North Carolina
farmers for solo of wood products.
Todov ll'is income is vastly more!
Ill I
Buv War Boiuls and Stamps
ant Ads
M.I .'.'i N V NTF,I1
lnc:i o' cr lacti-i aj-'.e
leu h limit. in Nm I h
.i.i'l West 1 1 1 1 IK i Ml t be
I ... i ::r ii :'.'i uiat ion
I o '. I I I It!" l.l I. I'l'S.
Wulr lis.
i i:t. Id
Irish's.
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i
riiree
Inr li.nv
I I.iv'mmmI
( 'oiii.I ics
eood prolils
Siead.x work.
Kept. NIC
Va. Mar. la
Hi'lsH CAh'S V A N'TKI i . We
will pay ccilinc pin., fur o,nnd
ii cd ears. Scr Davis Liner
Motor Sales.
Ft tit SAI.F. Due " i II. IV walcr
hh.imi ; on'' :uo watt P. c. vuti
"i li.-i aloi . one 1 a H IV voll
uinlor. ami 10 X volt licht
C.lobcs. All m foo'l condihoii. !
' and will sell lor $:(! 00 cash. I
Sec lleni.x I'lancis. ',!' miles I
from Waynesville in I'lanci., ,
Cove. Mar. la
I.IIST Yellow mid Chase wo
man's w i isl wat' h Friday. March ;
!. en Main SI reel or in slorc-
t if I'osl fillirc. liclurn lo Miuni
Mincer t ifliee. Kcw.ird. oi lele
phone ;.(.: K. Mar. la
Ki'li SM.F. Coon
.mil ol Oi'i- (iiiu ;
Icon ihill ,, m
In linen veils ,
theap. II. !'..
Meade.
I' Hi SAI,.; i w,, i
new luur-l iioni
j'ihiiI l'fad ( lo-.!
at S:t.0U(l (HI each.
Itclie-Meai!".
mall haclor
lull stuck Dur
i r,i.-.leiTl. one
iid Will sell
M:l'i''r. Boile
rdar. 13
;nod ,;! acre:.,
lion ,c ,, wood.
in i . 1 1 ;:aius
H. B. IM liner.
Mar. IT)
l lHSY It NIliM SKliMCK.
liadios hoii.Jil, sold and repair
ed, ati Maui Sheet. Waynesville,
V C. Mar. la-May 3
Fdi; SA 1 ,1s One mare
( all ills.
and colt,
tf
I t)!;' S.!,K
(Ice.-e. Ca
llahv Kabbits and !
1 liolliuan. 2111. !
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io help rou save that car!
If you lot it slip this year . . .you may be very sorry! You probably never owned a
car as old as yours is now. This means you've got a job to do . . . NOW!
Get that old winter oil out and fresh oil in. Give that winter-beaten chassis
a thorough lubrication with fresh, protective greases. Let a man who knows how
look over those tires and switch them around for longer Life.
Have your spark plugs cleaned or replaced for greater
gas economy, greater engine life. Look after that battery,
radiator, lights and finish! Spring's going and summer's
near. Now's the time lo get the care that will heln vou
SAVS THAT CAR! MAKE A DATETwITH YOUR
ESSO DEALER TODAY! . care sayes ww
i (Ess i
DEALER
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW
JERSEY
Ok if . r.iK toe
HOWELIS ESSO SERCE
DILI, HOWELL, Owner
Washing; Greasing Tire Repairing
Main Street '
WANTED elderly couple to milk
and feed cattle. House provided, j
See Jerry Liner, Lake Junaluska j
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f'Olt SALE six-room house. See
Jerry Liner, Lake Junaluska.
KOU SALE- -One brood sow. Call
Kollman. 2111. tf
FOR SALK - Two-story frame
house, seven rooms, in i;ood re
pair. Also some household fur
niture. See Mrs. J. M Kellett
at Kb kpntrick Apartment No. 2.
Mar. lfi
FOR SALE One 220 volt 3.000
watt upper and 3.000 lower ele
ment. 40 gallon tank electric hot
water healer. Used very little.
$100.00. Sec Henry Francis.
Mar. 15
WANTED Experienced parts
man. body man and merhanics.
Splentlid opportunity in these
three openings. See Watkins
cii SALK- New four-room house
.lust completed, about three acres
of j;uod pround. Outbuilding on
Properly. Located on uood road,
near Rubber plant. A bargain,
priced to sell. For furl her in-'
formal ion w rite 1'. O. Box (551,
Waynesville. Mar. 8-15
FOR SALE - Electric milk cooler.
Holds siN; to 10 gallon cans. See
Creed Welch. Iron Duff Town-1
ship. Mar. 8-15
WANTED Saw work; cross cut
saw welding ally round saw work
also band saw work. C. P.
Hunter. Waynesville Lumber Co.
Mar .8-15
WANTED To rent farm around
C. riiton or Pigeon Township.
Honorable discharge from U. S.
Army. Dewey Uliinelieart. 11a
zrlvvood. N. C. Mar. 8
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D. VVIS-SMITII, JEWELERS
Expert Watch Repair
: Also Engraving
Estimates Gladly Given
No. S Church St. Tel. 514
Chevrolet Company.
tf WANTED A Lawn Mower.
FOR SALE Breakfast Room
Suite, four chairs, drop leaf ta
ble. Phone 454-J. Mar. 15
Phone 291 -J.
WANTED AT ONCE slcilled and
semi-skilled workers. Also truck
drivers and farm help. Houses
furnished. Sea Jerry Liner, at
Lake Junaluska.
WANTED HOOKED MAT
WORKER S. PLENTY O F
VVOUK FOR ALL WORKERS.
WRITE FLEMISTER CRAFTS,
r DALTON, GA.
Mar. 15-22-29-Apr. 5
55 Pigeon St.
Mar. 15
FOR SALE Two cypress water 1
tanks, 200 gallon capacity each; j
fine lawn mower. Two 4-foot
cultivators; one turning plow;
one garden plow; 20 hot bed
sash 3x6 feet. One kitchen
cabinet. See Henry Francis.
; Mar. 13
AUTISTIC Piano Tuning, Voicing
and Repairing. Taut Shepherd,
Rcthel High School, Waynesville.
' N. C. '. . 14t
I Narrow Outside Margin j
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JLj
aster
Coats
All cycn on our line-up of Easter coat beauties!
Short or lonj we've the coat you want most!
!lid fashion at low budget prices!
Brilliant
Tunic Coats
The coat you'll Wear over everything
Easter thru Spring! See the belted
beauties with cardigan necklines, new
sleeve details. Soft pastels, shock colors.
ML
Topper Suit V
Coat Twins
Applause-winning Easter duet that solos right
thru Spring a slim young suit plus a matching
topper! Yours to wear endless ways in check
and solid combines. Others. 12-20.
Chalk-Stripe
Winners
Slim tailleurs .so smart with single-link . 7
buttons. See too the soft costume suit?.r'J
pastel dressmakers in our ace suit collec
tion !
The
UNION
Main Street V