tOne ! DaJfarer Victory
THE WAYNES VILI-E MOUNTAINEER
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,oUt Streams
aed In Pk
Wednesday
L,5 troui seas.... ...
rkv Mountains National
Ld vested
War Time in
3r r ,h arpa and
division ( .
l j:: .mi win
& - 3.. The
llir0Ug" .cm opens one
fee have been made
fmm ...., . those open
'"u, inlike previous
1:1 ' . p;vor below
H " . ..in w nnen for
l"lS ....,, rrnm lower
IJTfrom lower brams '
June .
a,l rok trout under
,h III tens'".
"r . :., lonoth. and
oulhed bass under 11
... k.,n nnt he re-
llfS "seriously injured in
' .,,nt fishinfi in 1
U must Have the state
f ;..n. .ft and re
ft lnr.iM-
i North l aronna 01
iws issued and required
see depending upon the
)f me I'ark being fisehd.
and I'ark visitors do
tiros ai "
nHs. hut spe-
its arc required for camp-
1 ho Pftflr
other pian-:.
.1 ,,liic i ureed to
ho greatest of care while
rk all cigarettes ana
In and )'le neeis siiojmu
Ll iMinfuished when
is ,rriiilicd only he
liums of 7 00 a. 111. and
lutein War Time in
aml (i iii) a. in. and I 'M)
na War lime in 1 en-
llMii The hours lilcli-
0 tin- same (lay.
kirrams open on imoiui
siilr include: nig i reeK
il Civek; ( alalonchpo
lu itmifih Fork; Palmer
,n I'rclly Hollow Creek;
ttalonihee C reek below
k: Oroiialuflce River he-
lirl I'roiiK; Kephart Prong
l truck trail; Bradley
lu Tennessee Branch;
0nvk hi hiw hencli mark
link Ill-low Cherokee
in. (wiper ( reeK ijpiow
'reck trail crossing; Deep
the lurks; Itight I'ork
('nek hclow Cherry
:.nin ( reck below lltis-
tk: Twenty Mile Creek
forks; Uiglil fork below
ink Hail; and I. ell I'ork
of 1 1 in I: trail.
entary Soft-
Journament
w Underway
bin i-liiiieiiiarv softbnll
f(iii underway here.
pih much interest hehiR
w liiin naiiiciu is being
ij the Community Coun-
i.v is takinu place 011 the
Is (if the lour schools -
Wule as arranged by
"cy ilirecior. is as fol-
f'l vs St John's at Hh-
Kifnientaiy vs. Fast
'' at ( eiitrl.
f"l vs Central at Ilflzpl-
s vs Kasi Wavnesville
I's.
N vs. Kast Waynesville
".viit'svnie.
's vs. Ceniral Elemen
Inlm's. ,
H vs. St John's al SI.
'") VS. I'.BSt
p at Kast Waynesville.
,ri 1... , .
- v entral Klemen
nlral Klrmentary.
IS VS l-'ncl lir
i "uyiifsvine
pynesville.
fvs Kas, waynesville
VS. Peniial
t .ifutt'll
'"I Wemonetary.
Flit ' l0 stfl2ed
1 . - "it- armory, with
E"U1! loK- .!.
1 m- uiir-
"'P'neni iorthe nthlrtiP
"P FroT, Heat
f 1 uph0htered furni
LSWr Placed near
ff B V ind0. or In di-
wh6B your
r-eids cverhaul-
p .. no
Installing.
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BEFORE 'COMEr PLUNGED TO tART
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ONE Of THE MOST OARING PERFORMERS ot the "big top,1! .Victor! Tor-
renee, the feminine half o the thrilling circus act known as "the Coup
in the Comet," is shown here in action, with her husband a few nigMs
before she plunged to death at Madrson Square Garden, New. York, be
fore the eyes of 10,000 horrified spectators. (JfitenwUiowol)
LAFF-A-DAY
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What rypc of work do you prefer?"
THE BEST PART OF SUMMER-
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Start th ummr
riflht. Th right ifort
is in a Nerthcoel
Tropicgl. The fabric
it os liflfit os a
breeie. H holds its
shop and keeps its
"fott-prastl" fresh
ness day in end day
out. Se the new
Northcool Tropicals
today. Many pat
terns and colors to
chaos frvffl, All
sizes,
Fines Creek
Seniors To Give 1
Play On Friday, 25
' The members of the senior class ,
of the fines Creek hign school
will present their play, -Hook,
Line end Sinker", Edith Luting's
new and popular play, on Friday
evening, 25th, at 9:00 o'clock in
the school auditorium. Glenn No
land, teacher of English and his
tory, is directing the play.
in the cast will be the follow
ing: ftaney Hook, Bob b'ersuson;
Lester Line, Paul Rogers; Happy
Jordon, Max James; Septimus
Sinker, Frank Rogers; Edna Sink
er, Gertrude Messer; Mrs. Amelia
Crossword, Dorothy Rathbonc:
Cherry Raynard, Kdith Noland;
Bonita Rmalley, Katheryn Noland:
Angel Benedict, Nancy Walker:
Mrs, Mabel Hallem, Joyce Rogers.
Those sponsoring the pluy are
urging a large attendance, point
ing -out that laughter is one com
modity which is not rationed and
that there are no priorities mi
good clean er rtninmcnt.
A small . .mission tee will In
charged.
Bill Miller Taken
Into Biftad, National
Service Fraternity
nill Miller, son of Mrs Clyde
Ray, is one of four students at the
University of Georgiu who have received-bids
to lilltiiil, natiiiiial ser
vice fraternity honoring leshmoii
To he eligible for nicmliershi
in Uiftad, a student inusl meet a
required scholastic slamlaill and
be reeogniKed as a partieipiint in
extra-curricular
Roy f1. Green
Tells a farm Story j
By President Roy M. -Green
l olorkdu A M relief
Fart Coiltiift. l alorada
Big vrups and good prices left a
v. licut farmer not long ago with
WUUOO cash in the bank. Said he.
11 1 don't invest thi in inflated
land values, what cn I do with it
to earn anything?" I said to him.
"Did yon ever think of using part
of it to msuiv yourself steadier
farm income after -the war'' For $150
h month, or St. 800 a year in War
Bonds, you can begin to collect ten
years after the war $2110 a month.
As you will he getting older by that
tune, fcouldu t that be better sup
plement to what income the farm
then produces than havinjt to turn
jjnaiii to the cream can and what
viiiir wife can make out of chickens1
Wouldn't it be a nice retirement fund
tor a fellow that is now Sf) years old''
Wouldn't you like to have had $200
a month cash coming in last time''"
In addition, if you can put in War
Bonds a lump-sum as reserve for op
erations in bad years, for deferred
purrhaaes of equipment, for repairs,
for up-keep. for new household
equipment : and then whatever the
postwar adjustment, you would have
an easier lime ot it thmt you had
last time.
You wouldn't have to wait on
somebody's extra special plan; you
would have already coinpletpii one
ot our own.
It yuu are proud of the independ
ence of your occupation, and jealous
nt preserving as much of it m .pus
sitile. don't orate and t pfculahi
. utter WAR HONDS'
tiering; Kye Dog
Most of tlit- Seeing Eye dogs are
Ceniun Shepherds, but not all. In
dividual doys of other breeds, such
as Doherm.inii 1'inschei's, Boxers.
Labrador Hetricv-rs. etc., have
hern trained succes-fully. Hold nial(
and female dogs are named in
tins woil;.
Want Ads
CSEj) CARS WAN'I'IH
will pay ceilinu price lor
late model used curs Sci
vis-l.ilicr Motor Sales
I'OR SALE --I, (Hill square leel o
tobacco beds, with larpe healtln
"Rig lfi Norton" variety plants
Eor information or inspection.
SPP Rill or (!ll Unwell, on Malice
Howell l-Hi'lii, Jonathan ( reek.
Waynesville, Hoiile 2. Uov ar:i
May : lit IV
USED CARS WANTKI) - Wo j
will pay ceilintc price for i';ood
used cars. See I iv. 1 Jner j
Motor Sales.
FOR SI. II' COVKKS, liullon holes, !
covered bullous, buckles and
bells, also hemstitching, see Mrs
T. L. Campbell at 11 Masonic I
" Temple, phone-625-J. )
FOR SALE Wood Oct your ne.vl j
winter's now. I'red Marcus
plume 170-W.
April 1210 May :t-l(l 17 ;
ARTISTIC I'iano luiniie. Voieim;
and Repairing. I'aul Mlniihei d. ;
lielhel Hip.h School, Wavnesv ille 1
N. C. May :n i
WANTED Experienced pull:
nian. body man nnd nu'ehnnics.
Splendid opportunity in these
three -opening. See Wuikiii"
Chevrolet' Company. if.
LOST Ration Hook No 4 Wil
liam O. Franklin, Hox Hill I lael
wood. .Mm If-lll-IT
WANTED in Haywood ('nunty!
suitable site for (levelnpiueul as j
children's camp, 'either puichase
or long-term lease 4(1 In I DO i
acres, wooded. Sullieienl water j
for swimming pool or small lake :
Prefer location on or near pow- j
er lines but will consider others
Enough level land for play areas
remainder may he hillsides Willi
o rwilhout house and barns
Answer "Camp," '; The Moun
taineer. May 17
CHOICE LOTS FOR SM.K C
convenience. Telephone 'MA
C. Norris. June
HAVE YOUR SEWING MACHINE
repaired at Campbell' Slip Cover j
and Repair Shop. II Masonic
Ruilding, Phone ri2!"-.l tl
it v
CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE (
conveniences. Tel. No. :ii;4 call
T. C. Norris. June 21
Wc i I ' II I; M K t ' 1 1 I. I'EIIMANENT
I'oinl : WAVE. MiC lio your own I'er
. 1 1,-, ' niancnl w ith ( 'hai in-K ni l kit
l-:as to do, absolutely' harmless
l(iiitiies no heal, electi'ieily or
iiiaeluues Safe for every type
ot hair Liaised hy niilbons In
clinliiii; .1 ii i ic Lane idaiiiorini
niovic star Eagle Stores Coin-
l'.lll July LJ
Mill SALE One llolesteui and
Jersey cow Five gallon Five
years old I'resh in mi days
sum no 1 1 1 1 . ri i Palmer. Clyde.
N (' May 17-24
( iNE IK l( IM l'( III KENT - - Two
girls or couple only, lull Roun
dly Street. May 2r
W ANTED Capable ami experienc
ed leat hers i primary . Ktaimiifir
grade, and high school i for de-
slrnhle positions."'''- ffood bllfl'l
I nigs, splendid eriuipmenl. coh
j vemeiil Iii good living quarters,
I wilb guild salaries Write T. II.
! ( ash SuperinleiKleiil . W'inslOII
Saleni. Noi'lh Carolina June 7
l'()ll SALE Farming, nulling and
general machinery mills, erusli
i'1'i. inilveiiers. lanks, power
units supplies. Deleo plant, hose.
bell i tin. etc. Priced rigid . ("los
ing (nil Private, nut dealer.
Ileal bargain Write, phone or
impure Hotel Carolina. Sylva,
N C May 31
WANTED Position. Experience
in post oilice. filing, clerk in
store, and managerial positions.
Address. Hox 1(1(1, Waynesville.
It F.l) No 2 May 17
WANTED To buy electric refrig
erator old or new any size
Please contact Rudolph llollaus
P O. Hox 701 or phone 108 or
44H-.I. May 24
FOR SALE One nice Guernsey
cow with Iii si calf Znck Mas
sey. Del I wood Road May 17
WANTED TO RENT Uy Town of
Waynesville I wo lawn mowers
in good condition lor use in
Green Hill Cemetery. Call 1!).').
. May 24
DON'T MISS I he play, "Hook, Line
and Sinker", presented hy Sen
iors of Fines Creek high school,
next Friday. May 2fith Forget
your worries and join the crowds
who yvill he there Admission
irc and 2.1c . Mav 17
FOR SALE - Hees in hive, good
condition, most of them wdh
supers. $10 to $l(! each Dehv
ered at reasonable charge Also
fresh milk coyvs, John Reeves.
Lake Junaluska. June 7
WANTED AT ONCE skilled and
semi-skilled workers. Aluo truck
drivers and farm help. Houses
furnished. See Jerry Liner, at
Lake Junaluska.
FOR SALE Double bed, coil
springs. Innersphing mattress,
$4.P)II0 complete Phone 172 olliee.
(;i-.l Res F Saunders. 2U1
Short Si , Waynesville 17
WANTED Studio Couch and coil
water heating stove Phone 172
olliee. 1GI-.I Res F .Saunders
2l Short SI.. Wavnesville 17
FOR SALE Automobile for .stor
age, parts and repairs. See J
A. Parks. Route No 2. Waynes
ville, N. C. May HI :il
f Sue T
ggeiry
FOR SALE Florence 3-bui ner for
oil stove, floor model, good oven
$15. Stove pipe oven with
scraper, $2. Aluminium lire pan.
$1.30. ' Overlook Cottage. Lake
Junaluska, or phone 483-M. 17
WANTED Experienced wood
trucker with good truck for hire
by cord or trip ou summer's job
or longer near Ashevillc. Will
help with Jiaper work and red
tape. Call or write Timberman;
Phone 5 ISO or P. O. Box No.
851. May 17
FOR SALE Stove wood. Quick
- delivery. Call 171-J. Derry Nor
ma. May S-June 7
FOR SALE - Thoroughbred Cocker
Spaniel puppies Kiflll Welch
Street. May 17
FOR RENT -Two nice store rooms.
Ideal for drug- store, grocery,
cafe, or auto show rooms, at
Hello- Meade. II. Ii, Milner,
owner. Mny 24
FOR SALE Cafe equipment, extra
good gas stove, steam table, cof
fee urn. dishes, counter, stools,
etc. H IS. Milner. Belle-Meade.
May 24
FOR SALE For large and small
farms, bouses and lots and ideal
business locations at prices you
can pay with reasonable terms.
See If. R. Milner, Relle-Meade.
May 24
FOUND A man's hat on Main
Street ii) Hazelwood.. Owner
may receive hat by describing
and paying for this ad. Call
312-M. May 17
"Variety is the spice nf life".
IT'S A FACT . . . .
. . . BLOUSES AND DICKIES!
WHAT summer wardrobe could hold too many
Blouses? And here and now, there's such a
variety for you to choose from. Mouses for dress,
semi-dress and sports wear. Lovely Crepe, Ninon,
Satin brocade and Marquisette Mouses . . . frilly
and laitoicd nlYaiis.
Mouses from $1.9K to $7.98
TIIK indispensable Dickey! So many tweastons
for their wear. Well, here they are in all
wanted colors and styles. Vee-necks, round necks
. . . frilly rullles and jabots. Too, those cute little
but Win bows in while and pastels.
Dickies from $1.00 to $2.98
I jsliiiin Shop in:
hhlVAhll - I'WION - WAtVlfeVii it
Buy War Bonds and Stamps
Help Fight The Japs!
Housewives, high school students
and graduates, all men and wo
men not employed in essential in
dustry . .
There is an URGENT Need for you
at Dayton Rubber, makers of war
products now going to the Pacific
No Experience Necessary: We
Teach You, and Pay You
While You Learn.
WE NEED AT ONCE:
MEN
WOMEN
Banbury Operators Ponton Builders
Mixing Mill Operators Raft Builders
Production Workers Production Workers
Come i at once nni we Mr, Turk'w, Personnel THredor.
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