PxlGE SEVEN (First Sficti&Bl
fBSDAY,
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNT AINEEK
AUGUST SO, 1915
jal
Speaker M Lake
fears Ago, Is
3i
program This Wes
,-,.,! author and
,;, ut'iinS the
...,. lit! under
. M. .luiialuska
;.. in- subject
v( Dr. Spear.
... ,-i address
.hmaluska
.., :;n years
,i: .:f croud
l . ..ml persons
,. , sections.
,..! relation
!,:,:, Dr. Speer
,..:.,i::cnt was a
!,. of Jesus.
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TEMBER 3
L$s Troining for
fwar Careers
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Accounting
l nil Serviie
lerioal
Kss Administration
hit
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12 uM.'.'lis. depend
m itt'trd and
ailuir.crmcnt.
fcr.;:.o'.mi-:it taervice
approved tur training
iir veterans.
ktt lit 1 1 1 TIN
one, or call tor 194b
Office now open lor
irfs end registration
(serration of -iesk
ce is advisable.
IXC'S
-JESS COLLEGE
iio the Caroltnas
Since 1901"
Ite, North Carolina
Klrlpatnrk, President
and he talked to hi
tiniately of the things
tures revealed about
Jesus Christ knew his
i was stored in his nirl
I not only knew it but
j "We read that on a ',
ning walk with tw o fin
j quoted from menior a
of the Old Testament,
his Bible. It is wonder
how our Lord, 1hnu"h
up in a village and had
education, knew his ut,
in the Hebrew but in .
Aramaic. What a shai;,
don't know it oven in i
tongue.
"The Bible was the
Jesus possessed, and r
not own a copy but he
the scrolls, on which t
writings were inscribed
Village priest. So other
any place in his reading
"And he believed his !iji
is written' were the voids
m seme any nnsunderst
conlrovers.v. And our I. on
his Bible. It was not jus: a
book to lie put on the ,!: r
In our time the Bible is i
w idely written lint im: i ' i , .
widely read book. ( ur I ,o ,
his Bible to live b . Ti,
Testament was the pre-wi il',
of our Lord mid he lived in
He found hidden be:iut
Bible which those who unite
not know was tliere .lese
a much poorer Bible th',n wc
for he had only the Old Tusl
and we have also tin- New
ment. How much more i.ii;
richer Bible mean to lis.
"There is no greater in
our current day than to :
the Bible to the thinking a:
of our leaders. II i- a
iountain tliat cannot be e
We need to come hack
ay in which the Bilil.
made a part of (he ei!u
Hie people into whose h
control of our national lit
mg. Once more v. ill our i.e.i: I
burn within us when we joi
Christ's school and li t l he Bib!
mean to us what it meant to him.
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Damp Dusting
Wood or metal furniture needs an
occasional damp dusting with a soft
cloth wrung almost dry from dear
lukewarm water.
ant Ads
i,r ,,
rood pre-war
ins stove,
i ' fibs and
Hi He-Meade.
Aag. :i()
IIH
istered
in iIitx. and
d. eighteen
)unmar Skv
('
'llev
ill!
K. I) I
Cove:
springs.
it ion
' limber.
a-e; two
' See F.
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HVICIv
ork guar
'!. Way-tf
I'OI! KENT Farm house. Im
fish hatcher;.. For p. alii
see Judge Frank Sin;. I her:
call phone 200(. Air
:i
FOB SALK Six rooms and In' I,
nicely furnished house: one acre
land. On Clyde highway. No.
21. care The MounlHinecr.
Aug. :so sepi r
FOR SALK 000 acres, plontv bo:
tom land. 2 mile f: oni : oe. HO
sam lioad. About 3 miles oil1
lrom Va nesvillo. V C. Tin
low price on lliis inigh' siii'; i
you. The Atkins In trance
Agency, see or call Air. ,V,oi:c.
phone 301. An : a
aunts
'! ires.
and
See
tf
'ina !, 1
-"I ;!,!.
'Mill ,
I fillllu.
bririi .,.t
. : nig ;i n d
H S.. Way
Hi Shepherd
Oct. 25
! STORE
u" or more
.Hons young
i permanent
:ply in perianal-
Store.
Sept. 6
-F
'iiu
1" l iters and
''dl or write
' "ur place
' n;;n" 24K7 or write
"' '!',ln Street. Can-tf
m it,
lot
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"'Hi' 27111
lw- Box 77
.m-l
(tinnc residen-
11 firand View.
off Welch
'"antnn, or
Pasadena.
Sept. 13
AC'HIKS
24!',
Mil;
"r sale or
' "r write
S'leet
i Machines
till.,;' and adjust-
;"r-Kow
Phone
ntr,n main
A C.
tf
.A wi,t",.,gd "res.
Wav" """am Sut
"ajnesxiiie. N c
Aug. 23-SeDt.
r0 EnoiTTr1
WANTED -Man to w.-rk 11
station. Must ha e 1 y
and furnish 1 eii rem c .
in person. Da is T. Ho: 1
Service Station. Lake Jo
lien:
pp
1'-:. ).-
II I.
AliL'.
WANTED TO KENT
unfurnished house
Notify box 2;:. cai
tainecr.
- 3 to (J riiiiii
in city limit -c
The Mou:,
Au.
'.' no
de to
WANTED Gentle nil
ville Hotel wants 1
Florida, will help drive and ' ha,-e
expenses . Ask for Art Sehmau
Aug. :iU
GOOD NEWS FOR MRS. WAINWRIGMT
i,:
S.-'SECHLESS WITH JOY, Mrs. Jonathan Wainwright, wife of the hero of
C. rrcgidor, is shown in her Skaneateles, N. Y homo, reading the news
(if the release of her husband, Lt Gen. Jonathan Wainwright, from a
Jap prison camp 100 miles northwest of Mukden, Manchuria. The gen
eral was rescued by American parachutists. (International)
Nation-Wide Era Of Building Is
dieted By Housing Authorities
'! lounlry is about to embark
' i i ' "l t lie greatest building
1 !! ti ne, and aecoi'din to
' ! .' u 1 1 lot : t ics this community
n! h e i a p.u l in the nation-wide
"i'"er:iiii ol construction.
I !.e coi.iideni prediction by na
ta'ial ..ol Inn it ies is that the rosy
' : ' m millions of new -lioine-min-i'
1 1 1 h i ie., us will result in thous-
.1: .. I I ilO.liCS.
I'm' held lor home building is
'in its 'i'lie United States has
ml behind in building over
1.0 1 he depression and it wdl
li ;,! least ten ears to catch up,
o in ii,- iie; i pcrts say.
i In' -iiu. non has been critical
'H ie lor : some time, and from plans
u,i.!erwa. it would appear that as
00:1 ,e maleiials are available, the
''ii'iiiin : i'ni .iain will get started.
( ; 1 ; al lift c loiments are expected
lurnu; the ten years ahead. Low
i est housing is still in its inlancy.
1 he demand for substantially con-
tuicii'd honie.s to sell for around,
s;t..)lH) to $4,1)00 is tremendous
: lu uUfJiout the United States.
Some believe that new develop
"i nis in piclabrication of indi-
e.iu il homes may be the answer.
Others see it in mass building of
in. 11, liouscs in one locality.
Housing experts are hopeful that
nun wax may be found by which
i oie 1 1 'notion may be carried on
iii oe.h the L months , of the year
"..iii'le s ol weather, thus giving
Milkmen a ear-around but lower
. 'ie .iinl enabling builders to re-
i.uee costs proportionately.
M111 It valuable experience has
H en gained, meanwhile during the
...u. Some 1.1100,000 houses have
li en hmlt for war needs, about
! .fiuo.otm oi w hich are of a perma-
ici.t cliaracter.
llir, experience has introduced
.. ii' builders to an entirely new
. ulii and has also brought the
;,.e:ei.s and labor together. 11
: ; , ,!;i'iy the same energy and co
; rai.oii to peacetime problems,
to MiKiiion to ttiese problems will
ie liu.ckly lound.
President Truman has high
',... !' big developments in il:e
oiisiu;'. lii ld. He predicted some
in lie .0:0 that it will provide a
ii'ii.i.l jicw industry for the nation,
nd one which he believes will be
' aier ii, : ie and importance than
he automobile industry ever was.
l'iriis are being laid rapidly for
hi - ! 1 iilic new enterprise. Ap
u eaii i 10,000 private iinan
: il iiv.tii.ut ions are now ready to
id with the financing. The Na-
Filhi Mew!
yvvsas
SINGING ACTOR of screen and radio
Dick Powell and his bride, film,
actress June Allyaon, pose for the
cameraman after their marriage in
Hollywood, Calif. Powell was for
merly married to Joan Blondell.
Only a few friends were present at
the ceremony. (International)
tional Housing ,di,i!ni' ' rat ion lias
announced the intention ol build
ing 400,000 houses he! wet 11 now
and next -July.
The Government,
makes il dear that
tenlion of entering
field in competition
industry. Its purpo
late and aiil indict v
to meet the pent ii
housing.
It has boon estimated that there'
is a potential market for 1 .'iMl.tiOO
dwellings a year. Such a volume
could be readily supported, under
conditions of high employment and
proper distribution as to price
range, without lear of overbuild
ing, according to authorities.
Vi o w e v e r.
it lias no i li
the bousing
with private
is to s! miu
in its ellolts
demand for
FOR SALE One large capaii'
Blizzard Ensilage Cutter Ni
400. Used very little. See Hciu
Francis. Pigeon lioad. An:
FOR SALE Ore heifer calf,
half Hereford, one-fourth
sey. one-fourth Guernsey.
J. T. Bridges. Wayncs;l;e.
Green Banner
SALE
Now On!
OFFICE GIRL WANTED -- Must
have knowledge of typing, short
hand, general otlice procedure.
Brading Gas Service. Aug '.it)
FOR RENT An upstairs 5-room
unfurnished apartment on Noilh
Main. For information call
276-W. Aug. 30
DR. L. T. ALLEN Cancer and mole
specialist, of Sylva. X. C. w ill he
at LeFaine Hotel. WaynesviHe.
Saturday, Sept 1. Anyone that
has Cancer. Rhumatism or Piles
or dry scales or long running
sores, see me on that date. Ex
aminations Free. Aug. .'i0
HANNAH RADIO SERVICE I
repair hot plates and electric
irons at reasonable prices. Lo
cated between Underwood Sup
ply Co. and Federation, Depot
Street. Oct. 4
WANTED Sled and tricycle, in
good condition for 3-year-old
child. Also one standard size
trunk. Phone 266-W. Aug. 30
FOR SALE Good 5-room house,
water and lights; 185-foot front
age on Main Highway, near
Rubber Plant. $3200. H. B. Mil-
L A,.-
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE
PEACE TIME OPPORTUNITY!
For Well-Qualified
MEN AND WOMEN
Still Open At
AMERICAN ENKA CORPORATION
Act Now!
Apply
U. S. Employment Service
v- s S
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Cv Jts-1 !
l si "1, i." if H
milt Posfc-War Htes
N
Ml
n
Men,
come
today
Easy To Apply - Ih Red Tape
Work Available At Once - Mo Belays
A Job At Dayton Rubber Means
Good Pay
Modern Plant
Clean Lunchroom
Permanent Employment
Group Insurance
Excellent Ventilation
and Lighting
Promotion Possibilities
Vacation Wiht Pay-
Here is an opportun
ity to work in Western
North Carolina's New
est Industry
Prompt, Courteous
Interviews Are
Granted Each
Applicant
The possibilities of
Synthetic Rubber
are unlimited
Waynesville, N. C.
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