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PAGE FTYE (First Srtlon7 Uday NOVEMBER 8, 1945 THE WAYNESYTLLE MOUNTAINEER ysr,cia.1li, Lina neic L)l. la Torre ol me tare lcju several uo) i.w. , farm methods at Farm. He came jU ' ,,'ii ir survey at Penn- 3;;;,iai.a'g in the study and while here con-v-h on the growth and ';'!; (,':h hurley and Tur- Victory Bonds James Earl Parker Discharged From Navy J James Earl Parker. Electrician ' Mate 3c, who has been serving in I the U. S. Navy ami enteieil l In service on January 20. HH4. has been discharged from the- t r . .. t He last served on the I'SS 1 t,:,:r: son. D. M. S. 38. and was on .-.-: i - bat in Nr.mandy and S.ui!i.-n. France. ; At the time he entered the mi vice he was emploxcd as an cUr trician. He is entitled to v..-r-the American and European i!va ter ribbons. New Britain (Conn 1 lie; "Don't cuss the congressman, i the' people who sent him time MiHwuggag ! ft OAN On Late Model Cars and Trucks Prompt, Courteous Service Write, Phone or Call To See ina Industrial lank Phonr id'. ASHEVILLE Auto Financing: Since 1923 12 S. Pack Sq, NOW lorn fires Don't drive your tires until the fabric is ilutJIy worn that you will be unable to tirct a job. Our recapping service is prompt, depend i' ami Kuanmteed to give satisfaction . . . your worn tires to us today. Your Assurance Of Satisfaction On Tire Recapping mums Battery Co. ED SIMS, Owner MYSTERY DRUG FOR DOOMED BOY DEATHS McClure Infant (iraveside rites will be conduct ed at 10 o'clock this morning at the Buchanan cemetc:y for the imant son of Mr and Mrs. Wiley W. Mc Clure, of the Candler section. Surviving are the parents; three brothers, George. Gurther and Wiley; and three sisters, Elise. Mabel and Omalee. Crawford Funeral Home iil be in charge of the arrangements A MYSTERY MEDICINE, prepared by a New York scientist who chooses to remain anonymous for the time, is administered by the boy's mother to intent "Skippy" Romano, 2-year-old Boston lad who is victim of the di cad muscular paralysis (amyotonia congenita). The doctor said he be Lj cd .be would he alali; ta euro th hnv t I-ntnati&9ii E WS BRIEFS It U (.11 1 I K. MOTHF.K, (HtAWDMOTHFl!. ALU l',KU;:S I OGFTHFK A tiiiiie wcilding in which grandmother, mother and daugh ter participated took place in Port land, i iivwm. recently. !'ceily .lean ll.ines. 17: her : ii' ' : ' : r . Mrs Kutli .McLean. 35. and hi r grandmother. Mrs. Aun.i I'a i i". 5J were married to three I 'hi I land men. The w edding was originally planned for just young Iieerl bill the other two decided ! make d a family affair when they came to he attendants lor Hex erl . ,I1S PI.AWll) It A II) AGAINST Ni:V OKK, KFVEAI.KI) Fixe sii'.iinarine aircraft carriers Mir ready lor sneak attacks on cx York and the Panama Canal '. hen Japan's surrender prevented eairxinu ont their plans, a Japa nese newspaper has just disclosed. i.FKOI.S ) VICTORY TO SKI. I. BONDS TRAINS According fo Washington reports, iixe Victory Loan trains loaded xxith war heroes and lighting Rear, w ill lar( rolling on the $11,000, "OO.iiiHI bond drive, ONI! MINI III'S i hi 1 1 1: i:f i: iu.twi.iin TKA.N.sCONTI N K NT A L It FCORDS a non-stop transcont inenlal at letup! to break the record made by Howard Hughes in April, 1944, a 1! 2!) Superfortress carrying Lt. Genera! and Mrs. Jimmy Doolittle, lailed hy sixty-nine seconds to cirri! Hughes" record of six hours and ;!! minutes. GI N. WAINWRIC.HT I RGICS I.ONc; OCt I PATION OF JAPAN Johnalhan M. Wain i ol Bataan, predicted ( iccura! xxriuhl, her in .liiiidion City. Kansas, where he xvas a!!i nding the unveiling of a mviiuiiient. that the allies must occupy Japan and Germany for 'an appropriate length of time and in adequate strength" or we max haxc World War Three on our hands. The monument that was unveiled xxa- to 1" presented to the Philip pine blands in memory of 26th 'caxalr.x unit. Gen. Wainwright's speci h was made from near-by i Fori Kiley stadium. bouncing The Formal Opening On Nov. 20th Of The keeping" Iccounlaicf and Tax Work Office At 114 Main Street (Adjoining W. K. Francis' Law Oflices) hibtr pi&llv 20th is the datP nrirl von art! lt!1K' f,- fPOO .,n ,i .i c?ardmg your business problems. Let us keep part or all of your business and government reports and relieve you of fhis responsibility by getting them accurate and saving you money. Phone 357 Hours 10 to 1 Daily The "Hi h, 'iolci U'.C. 59l76. uve an office (-"wolina at Box 383 Closman Company Waynesville, X. C. 114 Main Street B ARSON SAYS INEFFICIENT WORKER WILL LOSE OUT Roger Habson's report about the post-war labor situation suggests that there will be. in the coming year, far more "Position Wanted" advertisements than "Help Want ed" ones He predicts that the in efficient worker xvill find himself displaced by the efficient one who needs and wants to work. And he completes his article with these arresting suggestions: "For Heaven's sake hang on to your present job Quit squabbling about wages and hours and de termine to do better work ... If the proposed wage increases are granted, you may be faced with not only no pay envelope but high er living costs." Miss Hester Turpin Funeral services were conduct ed Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Maple Grove Methodist church for Miss Hester Turpin. 61. xxho died at the Haywood County Hospital at 7 a. m. Friday morning. Rev. Ross, pastor of the church of ficiated. Burial xxas in the Turpin cemetery adjoining the church. Nephews served as pallbearers. Surviving Miss Turpin, who xxas a native of Haywood county are: lour brothers. James Turpin, Mack Turpin and Warfield Turpin. all of Sylva. and G. C. Turpin, of Gay, (Jackson county!; two sisters, Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Walter Massey, both of Waynesville. and a number of nieces and nephews. Garrett Fnueral Home xxas in charge of the arrangements. US ' I MILLIONS OF TONS OF COAL POL'RINO FROM RUHR MINES Under British control, the Ruhr coal mines are turning out millions of tons of the muchly wanted coal But not one bucket of this precious fuel will find its way into German buckets. Holland Is being given special attention. The Dutch urg ently need coal to operate pumps which prevent lowlands from be ing flooded by seawaters crashing through dykes blasted in the war. Omaha World - Telegram, Ne braska: "A medical writer is asked: "I reach for things that aren't there. Why is that'." Prob ably a reflex, acquired while shop ping in the days of abundance" General W. Bedell Smith: "Gen eral George S Pattois mouth docs not always carry out the functions of his brain. George acts on the theory that it is better to be damned than hay nothing - that some publicity is ' belter than none." NOTICE In the Superior Court North Carolina, Haywood County. Herman Shixelx, vs. Mildred Shively The defendant, in the aboxe en titled action, 'will take notice that an action as above has been com menced in the Superior Court of Haywood County. State of North Carolina, for the purpose of secur ing an absolute divorce from the defendant on two years separation. Defendant xvlll further take notice that he is required to appear before the clerk of the court of said coun ty, at the court house in Waynes ville, on the 30th day of November. 1945 and answer or demur to the complaint therein filed or the plantiff will apply for the relief sought therein. This the 8th day of Nuxembcr. 1945. GERTRUDE P. CLARK. Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court of Haywood County. North Carolina. 1475 Nov. 8-15-22-2!) WANT ADS ANYONE wanting dirt or grading phone 210-J. Allen Smathers tf FOR RENT Large, nicely furn ished room. Steam heat, bath adjoining. Phone 295. Mrs. M L. JcfTress, 702 Walnut Street. Waynesville, N. C. Nov. 8 FOR SALE Turkeys for Thanks giving. Mrs. Carl Edwards, Kt 1. Waynesville. Nov. 8 FOR SALE Business corner lot, one block from center of city of Brevard; 72 feet on Broad Street. 147 feet on Probart St. Duncan - MacDougald, Brevard. N. C. Nov. 8-15-22-29 LOST 5 mo. old Shepard dog. Brownish-yellow color. If any one has seen or killed dog notify Carl Jones, RatclifT Cove; the dog is believed to have gone mad Saturday, Nov. 3rd. Nov. 8 FOR SALE 1940 special deluxe sedan Chevrolet. In good condi tion with good tires. Mark R. Howell, Rt. 2, Waynesville. N. C. Nov. 8-15 FOR SALE One used 2'i yard steel body for lVi ton truck. Priced reasonably. See Davis Liner Motor Sales Co., East Way nesville. Nov. 8 Brooklyn Eagle: "The listing of strikes and of theatcned strikes reads like a report of the daily communiques from a doen battle fronts." Milxxaukee Wis. Journal "No wonder Tojo bungled his pistol suicide He never xxas a straight shooter. " "Bet Yen 65 Cents TEiatBron-chu-line Eases Your Cough" cr Bronchial Irritation Resulting from a Cold (inn (lno will Rive you quirk un mist;i Uahlo rt'lirf. A few mon (Intra may hp nil you nootl and usimlly half a bottle docs th trick or your driiK Kiiit is authorized to refund the 65 tents you paid for It. No dope no Hweet stuff Won't, rru.lte ynj dru addict nnr ups t vour rto;iinc!t. tMit Urmi -chu-lino w III Kafle lourt'ouh. h;it do you het? Itellef Is uluit ou want unci what you get Smith's Cut Kale Drug Storr Asheville's Pritchard Park "Dressed Up" for Christmas TRY YOUR HOME MERCHANTS FIRST! you, Asheville mru hunts inx ilc you to If they carinot supply shop their stocks. GALA CHR ASISE1 LLES ISTMA3 S SEASON m WIN FUL HOPPING L SWING! 1 It's Christmas season again in Ashevill irav windows cheery clccoratio.s- friendlv welcome everywhere find those extra-scarce items tight here for you. invites youl and great tilings await I Bright miaingly complete stocks 1 xt i i s;5 eial effort has been made to vou'ie wanting and ever so many ar Come caily shop early mail early I Ashevilla MERCHANTS OF ASHEVILLE- Buy Victory Bonds - And Hold Them ML MO TO ADVl-RITSliKS A.I1.C. REPORTS f HOW TO MEASURE Advertising Values We ask. advertisers to think of the cir culation of this newspaper in terms ol the distribution of their advertising -the size, quality and interest of the audience to which their advertising is addressed. I'Yom that viewpoint our circulation be comes a more direct factor in business plans. There are well-known standards for cir culation values just as there are definite measures of weight and quality as used in the purchase and sale of merchandise. The standards for evaluating circulation have been established by the Audit Bureau of Circulations, a national cooperative association of 2000 advertisers, advertising agencies and publishers in the United States and Canada. This newspaper is an A. B.C. member. 5ureau has a large staff of experi- cach vcar one of these The enced auditors am men visits our office and makes an audit of our circulation records. Based on the information thus secured, the Bureau issues official A. B.C. Audit Reports. These reports tell how much circulation we have, where and how it is distributed, how much people paid (important because paid circulation proves reader interest) and many other facts that make it possible to invest in newspaper advertising on the basis of known values. b'or complete and verified information about the distribution of your advertising when it appears in this newspaper ask us for A. B. C. reports.' THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER "Largest Non-Daily Newspaper In Western North Carolina" This newspaper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Ask for a copy of our latest A. B. C. report giving audited facts and figures about our circulation. , A. B. C. AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS FACTS AS A MEASURE OF ADVERTISING VALUE 'f : I " 1 i ; i f "i ; L ' ' 'V 1 . - . 3 :j t .1 I J' ' :j ''.'!' 5 t ' u ) i li !:! !. I,; I ) i : I ITT I H'! tf i i J i t r f i' ft J) I I
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