(One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, MARCH
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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Pfc. Gibson Serves
"Chow" On PIdne
Richard Bradley, FH.O.,
Now In England
Richard I . Bradlev. Fll. O.. who
Ing to information received from
the headquarters in England.
He has been given a brief orien
tation course .it the station design
ed to help hiin adjust himself to
life in a combat zone. He will soon
be transferred to a permanent sta
tion from which America's fighting
planes cover the advance into Ger
many. At the time he entered the ser
vice FH. O. Bradlpy was a student
at Davidson College.
Cpl. W. D. Smathers
Serving In Philippines
Corporal William D. Smathers,
of Waynesville, who is fighting with
the Philippine Liberation Army
under General Douglas MacArthur,
Allied Commander in the South
west Pacific, has been overseas for
more than 20 months. He is a
mortar gunner in the 22nd Chemi
cal Battalion. This 4.2 mortar
battalion fought with the XIV
Corps in several campaigns during
the conquest of the Solomon Is
lands, and in this battle is sup
porting that corps in all its sec
tors. Principal combat units for the
corps in this operation are the 37th,
40th, and 6th Infantry Divisions,
the 1st Cavalry Division, and the
11th Airborne Division.
Fines Creek
MRS. D. N. RATIIBONE
(Correspondent)
is serving in the U. S. Air Forces,
recently arrived in the European
war theater of operations, accord-
Beautify T7ftnac,0
You will find yourself one of th I
Mrs. Eula Green and daughter,
Helen, have returned from Elon
afler visiting with the former's
sister-in-law, Mrs. Lee Green, at
the home of (he latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lynch.
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persons in your community when vnn ...j f
Science Monitor regularly. You will find fr-u ""Ql
George H. Gibson, of Waynesville.
The meal is being packed to be
taken on board. It is a breakfast
for somewhere out over the Carri
bean and into the unit goes fried
eggs, hot crisp bacon, and hot rolls,
along with chilled grape fruit juice,
marmalade and coffee. Pfc. Gib
son has 27 months in the Air Trans
port Command in the African
Middle East Division.
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Every town has a few queer kids
who might have been normal if
their parents had been too poor to
provide tutor? and specialists.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Allen and
Mr. and Mrs. John Ful bright were
the guests over the week-end flf
Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Carver at
their home on Spring Creek.
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Major Cecil Brown, of the Sal
vation Army, has returii"d from a
trip (o Florida. She was the guest
of several officials of the Salvation
Army including: Major and Mrs.
Ernest Pickering, the divisional
commander for the South Atlantic
Division with headquarters in
Jacksonville; Major Charlie John
ston, commanding officers of the
West I'alm Beach Corps: Captain
Lillian Blackburn of Lake Worth
Captain Frances White, also of
Lake Worth, and Major and Mrs
John Sharp, of Fort Lauderdale.
Uncle Spencer Green is ver
ill at the home of his son, Herman
Green.
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A representative from the Home
Leagues at Little Creek and Maple
Springs attended the annual Home
League Kally winch was held in
Asheville on last Kridav. The
guest speaker was Mrs. E. C. Hoff
man, wife of Col. Hoffman, of the
Atlanta Divisional, and Mrs. W
Bouterse, the Divisional Home
League secretary from Charlotte.
A dinner followed the business
meeting in the afternoon at which
time a candle lighting service for
150 boys in the service. The can
dles were lighted by a relative'
of the man in service.
The picture above shows the
latest in "chow'' along Air Trans
port Command airways, the new
e'eetrically-heatcd food unit which
is packed in the mess kitchen at
the ATO's .Miami Air Field by Pfc.
Rev. Ben Atkins, pastor of the
Fines Creek Methodist church, de
livered the sermon on the third
Sunday at 3 p. m. at the Laurel
Hill Methodist church.
Uncle Joe Davis recently ob
served his 83rd birthday anni
versary at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Tommie Ledford. with
whom he is living. He is said
to be the third oldest living man
on Fines Creek. The others are
Uncle Doc Rogers. 93. and Uncle
Spencer Green, 83. Many friends
and neighbors wished the old gen
tleman happy greetings on the
day.
WIGHT
Cminus
due to colds
are eased, sticky phlegm loosened up,
irritated upper breathing passages are
soothed and relieved, by rubbing Vicks
VapoRub on throat, chest and back
at bed time. Blessed relief as VapoRub
PENETRATES to upper bronchial
tubes with its special medicinal vapors,
STIMULATES chest and back sur
faces like a warming poultice. '
Often by morning most of the mis
cry of the cold is gone! Remember
ONLY VAPORUB Gives You this SPe-
cial double action. It's time-tested,
home-proved ... the best-known home
remedy for reliev- a mm m
ing miseries of w I C m 9
children's colds. "w VAPORua
NOTICE OF SSERVING
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY
IN SUPERIOR COURT
HAYWOOD COUNTY
VS.
TOWN OF WAYNKSVILLE, a Cor
poration, and JERRY BROWN,
CALLIE MAY BROWN and
SALLIE BROWN, Heirs at Law
of Thomas Brown, Deceased, if
living, and their respective con
sorts, if any, whatever may be
their names and whatever may
be their residences, and if dead,
all their unknown heirs, and
their consorts, if any, by what
ever names they may be called
and whatever may be their resi
dences, and THOMAS C.
REEVES.
The defendants. Jerry Brown.
Callic May Brown, and Sallie
Brown, Heirs at Law of Thomas
Brown, Deceased, if living, and
their respective consorts, if any,
whatever may be their names and
whatever may be their residences,
and if dead, all their unknown
heirs, and their consorts, if any,
by whatever names they be called
and whatever may be their resi
dences, and Thomas C. Reeves,
will take notice that an action en
titled as above has been commenc
ed in the Superior Court of Hay
wood County, North Carolina, to
foreclose liens for taxes due Hay
wood County on a Lot of land in
Waynesville, Haywood County.
North Carolina, known as the Dow
er Lot, allotted to Anna D. Love
as her dower in the "Estate of
Thomas Brown. Deceased; and said
defendants will further take no
tice that they are required to ap
pear at the Office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Haywood
County, North Carolina, in the
Courthouse in Waynesville, North
Carolina, within 30 days after the
9th day of April, 1945, and answer
or demur to the complaint of the
plaintiff or the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demand
ed Sn said complaint.
This the 7th day of March. 1945.
C. H. LEATHERWOOD,
Clerk Superiort Court of Haywood
County, North Carolina.
o. 1418 Mar. 8-15-22-29.
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Neighbors...
Let's fix up
our farm
Telephone
line...
R
IGHT now, neighbors, before
the busy planting season is on us,
let's get together and put our
farm telephone line Sn good re
pair. We can't afford the risk of
having our telephone line go dead
right when we'll be needing it
most. So let's get together and
do the job now while we can
better spare the time. Call the
secretary of your line tonight and
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A FREE BOOKLET! ,
"How fo Build and Repair Your
farm Telephone Lineis yours
for the asking at your telephone
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Pass Easter
IGG DVS
10c
SAVINGS THAT
COUNT
5c For Headache
Goody's $ for 10c
$1.25 For Colds
New Per una
$1.25 Compound I.ydiu E.
Pinkham - - - 89c
$1.20 Tonic Scott's
EMULSION - - 98c
15c Kird Seeds
FRENCH 2 for 20c
$1.25 For Constipation
SERUTAN -
98(
$1.50 Laxative
AGAROL - - $1.09
10c For I'iiins Midol
TABLETS -
29c
Our EASTER
BEST Sundae
We're settin?, the fashion for feast
inRvvith our FASTER SUNDAES
dressedin the best of good taste
with oodles of whipped cream and
"toppings" covering the big por
tion of ereamy-rich ire cream.
Make a date for this Sundae at
our Fountain.
BABY NEEDS
- 39c
50c Talcum Powder
JOHNSON
50c Food For Baby
PABLUM - - - 39c
$1.20 Powder Milk
S, M. A. 94c
25c Stained Oatmeal
GERBER'S - - 14c
85c No. 1, 2, or 3 Dcxtri
MALTOSE - - 63c
Large Size Soap
SWANN - 2 for 21c
50c Baby. Oil
JOHNSON - - 39c
10n Strained Food
Gerber's - 3 for 19c
40c Castoria
FLETCHERS - 32c
35c Vaprorub
VICKS 24c
25c Precooked Cereal
GERBER'S - - 14c
,10 cc Cone. C. L. O. Oleum
Percomphonim 67c
We've dressed up our store in just ,
- - 59c
$1.00 Value
LIPSTICK - -
pyp EASTER
CANDY J
We've dressed up our store in just
about the prettiest values you'd see
in a month of Easter Sundays. Toil
etries . . . perfumes . . . sifts . . .
novelties and plain every day needs
are featured at prices that set the
fashion for economy in your holi
day buying. Seeing is believing
and you'll see an rye-filled Easter
Parade at your favorite quality mer
chandise at SMITH'S DRUG STORE
this week . . . and EVERY week.
(ienuinc Leather
Pocketbooks
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Uncle Sam Says Use
V-MAIL - - - 49c
Gifts For Baby
Tinker Toys 39c
Genuine Leather
Belts 98c to $1.98
40c. Si'e Tooth Powder
Squibb - 2 for 59c .
$1.00 Value Tooth Brush
TEK - - 2 for 51c
A Gigt For Ladies Cigarette
LIGHTER - 89c
ftrc
CHEN YU--$1.50 up
12 Months Supply Yardleys
Sbavincr Bowl - - $1 00
Nail Polish Kits
SI. 50 I-'i.r i'ili-s
AM SOI. - - $1.09
'.If (111!) I 1)1 (0!l4iKlti(lll
Fccna A Mint 19c
'l'n: Tubleis lor Headache
ANACIN - - 16c
."5c. lor ( olds (.loves
.TAILETS - - 25c '
Assorted Odors Tussy
Toilet Water
$1.00
Heartbeat and Poetic Dream Leighs
PERFUME - - - $3.50
I J m 4' i Oounce
Assorted jj
WT FRESHNESS
J39c
" ' t - . , s t ' i
Long and Short
Hand Mirrors 98c up
In Leather Case Maid of Honor
Cutex Make Up $6.50
CREAM. OIL
, FORMULA ntfe
Self Polishing Johnson
Floor Wax 59c
25c Furniture Polish Liquid
VENEER - - 19c
75c Size For Piles Pazo
OINTMENT -63c
25c For Headache BC or
STANBACK - 19c
$1.50 Double Deck Playing
CARDS - - - $1.29
Toiletries
Evening In Paris
Gift Sets
$5.50
Plus Tax
The Compart That Hollywood
CARRIES - - - $2.75
$1.00 Dusting' Powder
AMORY - - - 79c
Liquid Stocking Tussy
Leg Make Up - - 50c
$1.00 Size Hand Care
Jergens Lotion - 79c
Makes Full Pint Pinnex
Couli Syrup 49c
"5c .size lor Kirlncvs
Doans Pills - 49c
7.V- Sic For Toe Itch
Blistosol 69c
l m .,u di niii". Aches W hile
LINIMENT - 25c
hAMPAX
1 SANITARY PROTECTION i
Bond Street Perfume With A
Lasting Odor $2.50-$5
Purse Size Evening In Paris
PERFUME 60c
75c For Constipation Carter's
(Little Liver - 59c
'Sl.00 Milk Magnesia Tablets
PHILLIPS - - 79c
T5c For Poison Oak Hobsnn
ILOTION - - - 49c
SHAVING
NEEDS
25c Bushless f ream
GILLFH
50c Brushless Cr Jar
MOLLE -. .
50c Brushless . jar
BARBASOL.
25c Lather Cream
LIFEBUOY
50s Brushless ( ream HiU
GLIDER - -
39s Brushless Cream TrtJ
Burma Shave!
$1.25 Value Shavinr
BRUSH - -
Giant Size Brushless
Palmolive - -
50e Brushless Cream
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Your Healtli
Every prescription is coibm
of two parts the writtn
mula, as set down by the M
cian, and the mrasuriv
mixing of the prescribed N
by the pharmacist. Whti
bring the prescription toe
skill and painstaking cart si
that the medicine will be Fll
SQUARE with your hnS
Qualitylngredients . . . A
perfect Compounrlins .
cise Strength . . . Prom
vice.
VITAMIN
PRODUCTS
50 ec Cone. C. L. Squib
NAVITOL-52
Full Pint Flavored
C.L.O. - - - $1
PintOrancc Flavored C l
Vi-Delta - 51
rnn Powder Vitamins
CAL-C-TOSE
Pint P. L. O.
UPJOHVS41
250 Cone. Capsules SqwjH
NAVITO LM
15 re rone.. Drops
VIPENTA 51
1 HA Tahlpts C. I.. 0
McCOYS---
$2.25 Value Tablets
VIMMS - - fl
Mint or Plain C. t. 0-
SQUIBB -
en a T q h 1 r 1 s
SQUIBB - - $1'
Values THE HOME OF REASONABLE DRUG PRICES
For
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