TISDAY, MARCH 22, 1945 (One Day Nearer Victory)
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER.
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JONES, Secretary
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COMMERCE
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nial,H'r ot Lon....-
,,.. unity, partly, to
infonnntio"- Few realize
lhf. f inquires coining i..
office for accommodations
"nrinK summer and longer.
1P,e supposedly dull win
',h, we have answered.
:,,. of all kinds, and
,,,,;,, ion to well over
'anP by mail. These are
nl! daily-
rr wiiiilniK accommoda
h(lU,K hoarding houses.
,nls cott.-iKi's. rooms and
r;,nlps Numbers have re
aid , , rating farms they
llir(..ase. fmm a few acres
a huiiflred. for cattle, poul
inll ,)ait viiiK- truck and
'aml various other inte
)fun ue lK-e those who
to hiiy homesites and
hen po ssihle. or buy homes
New Hat
hut. a pretty hat. We
0Vfy oiks just waiting'
fur you.
ie Nat Shop
,U-i AI.LEN HART
Church Street
now to tome here and live We
give out all available information,
send literature and answer ques
tions. But there seems to be a ki e.il
scarcity at present in available
houses, apartments. vuHi ;es ..ml
farms.
If you have any idea of leasing
or renting your house, apartment,
or rooms (his season, we would ap
preciate your giving that informa
tion to the realtors or to Ws Many
visitors are planning lo come In the
moiuitaius early this year, .iinl they
stay longer than in seasons in-fore
gas rationing.
'I raveling is dilticull these day s,
but those who can possibly gel
away from confusion, congested
areas and noi-.y centers will make
every eflort to do so Wt
offer them quietness, eoolni-.
friendliness. But v.e need good
ciean accomniocimions ami suit
roundings, and don I forget e
need to offer diversions too. We
have some attractive neighboi mi: I
towns that really tiy to make llieirl
visitors vacations mo .1 enjo.- 1 V
and pleasant. '1 h-y an otter lli.su. ,
with added attractions. Hie a. u-l
beautiful .scenery, good ci:n. j-i I I
pure air. which j. alua,. .i,;-,i.,-l
ble. j
Wr have to work now lor 1 -- !
put contentment and liitin" Iripn - f
nosy, for those who come to our j
section and will continue lo '.oni"
and bt ing others when cir: inn .'an -j
cos arc easier. We wan' thrni to I
feel we have the best lo oll'-v We
must make our homes, room and 1
can
and
ire Than A Password . .
klk's Motto Saves
Soldier
are limiting (he following article from "The Al
TA CHRONICLE". Thought this would be of in-
;t to you.
l people would get shot if they couldn't give the
ivoitl when challenged by the guard 'somewhere
rrnianv'. Hut there are ways of saving your neck
m're ingenious, enough. Margaret (Jallagher. one
caltrndive twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. 'Mickey'
igher. has received a letter from her fiance, Lieu
t .lames Poe, of Ohio, telling her thai a few hours
; lie look his pen in hand to write, he just missed
r shot for failure to give Ihe password.
terly .stationed with the 10th. Division at Camp
on. Lieutenant Poe Jiad been out in the Held all
and returned to his outfit after dark. It seems
(he password is changed every day, and the lieu
it hadn't been around to find out what the new
vord was. It was dark as pitch when he returned,
he guard was unable to recognize him. Challenged
he password, he had to admit that he didn't kuow
Ie explained his predicament and declared himself
inerican, but the guard wasn't satisfied. "Prove
ie waitl.
lie point of a gun, Lieutenant Poe did some fast
ing. Quick as a flash he began to sing.
" 'You will always save at Belk's
(iet more for your money there . . .'
as all that was necessary. The guard let him pass,
r voices picked up the tune. Nobody ever stationed
igusta who listens to the radio could fail to recog
those words!"
ELK-HUDSON CO.
"Home of Better Values"
VVT. C;i.! . M COLLINS, son
of Mi and Mr. llobert W. Col
lin., ot Wavnc sville. H K.I) No. 1.
r. now serving vuth the 15th AAF
Italy, lie 1, seen in the above
picture biting his lip, as an auxili
ary mechanic he adjusts a loose
connection 011 a CI putt-putt",
lie i'. attached to a ii 2i Liberator
so'iadioii ol a gioup in the l.'.th
Air loice
A former student at the ll.irl
vvoutl and a;, nesville school,.
1'vt. Collins was a weaver at Royal
and I'llkingtoii. Inc.. p! i-r to his
entry in the service .Inly 18. 1041.
Since I'ehi uary , of 1!)44. he wear.,
the Kuropean African-Middle Ka .t
theatie ribbons with two bronze
stars and is authorized to wear
the I listiiiKui shed I'nit badge. Pvt.
Collins is married to the former
Miss Hetty M Slillwell. of Hazel
wood. all accommodations clean and de
sirable, if we cpect to realize re
muneration 1 1 nn 1 them.
We must offer outside diversion
and enici tainmcnt. for people need
that con tantly - not only our visi
tois but our own people too. If
oilier, hi-l th.it we have an inte
rest in He m. in Irvine, to do these
things 1tl1.il vv- all benefit by. we
will hae untold opportunities for
a growth 111 our "siinunri -visitor-ciep"
as well a . an ineiease in our
population, industries and agri-
culline, wlnn Peace is declared
and I lie Universe ;ets on the move
once more and is hunting "a good
place to live."
NOTIt'i: Ol' SIUVINO OF
SIMMONS 11V rilBLICATION
MATIs OF NOHTII CA liOLlNA
COUNTY H'' HAYWOOD
IN It! Is MTr.RIOK COURT
VlliOINIA KMATHKRS
VS.
IJl'IsNTIN SMATIIKRS
The delendaiit above named will
take notice thai an action entitled
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Haywood
County. N. C, by Ihe plaintiff
above named against the defendant
above named for Ihe purpose of
obtaining a divorce from the ile
Icndant 011 statutory grounds And
the delendaiit will take notice (hat
Ie is required to appear before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Haywood County. N. C , at the
Courthouse in Way nesv ille. N. C,
and answer or demur to the com
plaint tiled in this action, on or
hclore HO days after the 2nd day
of April. I!ll,r), or the plaintiff
will apply lo the couit for the re
lict demanded in the complaint.
This the 1st day of March. 1945
OKHTHIjDK I. CLARK.
Asst. Clerk of Superior Court
No. 1416 Mar. 8-15-22-1'!).
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
Rheumatic Pain Quickly
Tf you suffer from rheumatic, arthn-
neuntis pain, try tms nmrie
h'ime recipe that thousands
(et a packace of Ru-Ks
trxHiy. Mix it with a quart
add the juke cf 4 lemons.
Pleaianf and no tiotiMe
Yo-j nrH only 2 rthlf
twet times a Hay. Often
ho-tri eomfimes nver
incipen-ive
iir , tiding,
('nmpnund
of water.
It s r.isy
at nil.
rin fills
,.ilin iit
iiieht splendid reuU are otXame-1.
If" the pain dn nm qui'Vly '"J:"
and if you do nnt feel better, R"E-
Will cot vntj noihinR tn try as ii is
fcld by your drufigift under an abo
Tite money-hat L (fiarantee. Ru K
Compound is for Ie nJ lecommendcd by
Smith's Cut Rate I)ru Store
jJuv Wai BuiKis and Stamps.
The Demand For More Pasteurized Milk By
The Armed Forces Means We
NEED
MORE MILK
Prices Were Never Higher
Pet Dairy Products Co.
Phone 10 Wa nesville, N. C.
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"Home Of Better Values'
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