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1 Lv.FEBRtlAJtYT.tW THE WAUfESVttliir MDnTtfTA ISTEE R PAGE SEVEN- (Second BectlbnJ 1 es Your Mtte To Those RSany Oppdrtunvfies r . -. - ? .- IB - I ' " " NT AD ATES , haif cent per word, i 35c. Uimum charge 50c. li ('SI I t U av"v- eSt,a (lui st ents should be immediately. The fceer will n ;t be respon- more than oi.e incorrect rrPTISFMENTS ARE DV N'CE. ("ash must r A . j 1.., moil L, nrdcrs sriil uj ... 1. - ust be in omce Deiore m, 0n eanesuaj u L i.i he in want aa sec- ..uh in insert a want Xelepliuiie 137. fcer. Iieer PADS in white or col- i rri a n (i llicnt'5. a lie ,,11'rl' supply de- CK CAM". AiuuiN- v ;i ! i at - Sterner can li in 1 1 n' :o!i depart -l'lii' .Mountaineer. It is from Nevada to Sas Feb. 7 .LAFF-A-DAY i:ffH mm KtNnFFTlWtEajSXMMATg I o Excess acid causes you Stomach Ulcers. Indi Hcartburn. Belching, Nausea. Gas Pains, get pic. UdM. at Smith's Drue Store. Feb. 16 BiBKAulNG FIG begins c!icieus fruit ill July, until livcinf! weath- ?arin sie. 2 to 3 ft. r S4 4.i postpaid. Write c! low-priced eata ciini; extensive line of id Ornamentals. WAY :i) M iJSKKIKS. WAY .0. IliGIMA. 7 E IIKAItl) and read 1TH FATHER." and in bonk to be found in the iarliiient oi 1 he Moun- l'i,i."cncc Day has that ucll a.- "LIFE WITH i ;in.l C;()D AND MY l( is an excellent of how one writer can three of his best stories. Feb. 7 EVERYDAY COUNSELOR (Continued from Page 2) is the place to start first. We hear about morale, without realising what it is. Morale is a spiritual thing. Christ said that he who would find his life must lose it. He meant that he must THE BOOK CORNER Reading From Left To Right With FRANCES GILBERT FRAZIER Ladies and gentlemen, let us in troduce ypu to the new BOOK lose self, if he would Uve happily I STORR,. Mr. Galusha, meet your aim neipiuiiy. When He set forth' a summary of all God's commandments, as. "I don't believe I like the kitchen on that side. Let's see how it looks over here!" JONES RADIO SERVICE Where radio is a specialty. 50 Main St. Waynesville, N. C. T-P IN THE book department of The Mountaineer you will find "THE UNVANQJJ1SHED," written by Howard Fast. It is George Wash ington at his best. Feb. 7 FOR SALE Heatrola in good con dition. See Leo Hill; Hazelwood. Feb. 7 THE BOOK DEPARTMENT of The Mountaineer is still having high time with "HIGH TIME," by Mary Lasswell.. Of course you remember her first book, "SUDS IN YOUR EYE." Fob. WANTED Men for grading, ditch ing and clearing land. Call Waynesville, 150. WANTED An apartment or house by a returned veteran. Perma nent resident. Contact Ernest Edwards, at Garrett Furniture . Store, Phone 1-J. Jan. 31 Feb. 7-14-21 Young woman to train nt clerk at tourist hotel. Bty and refinement nee fcoom, board and good start. Write Manager, fcc Hotel, rtrunswick, Ga. -4 room house 'a mile Kubbcr Plant on sand J M. I'almer, phone Feb. 7 N' FARMF.RS Your tilers, farm equipment tins ,-cction is Hunter Company, llenderson- ' All intiuiries will be answered. Discuss i equipment needs with circlet Company. Feb. 7-14-21-28 fOOI) and silly and read W bke "LIFF tm 4 fACTOKY." by H. Allen It's at till' l,nk Th guan ine Mountaineer. 7 -An electric refrigcra dairei. See Hush mm. fle TrHery. Fcb. 7 J-E .V, Sitol: r II. ..viv.-, ui ugc Howell farm on Jon- rec- Two houses, fwco barn, one acre allotment. Attrao- lfe- Jonathan Woody. Rou f COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT TRl'DF FUGATE IN' fu 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. tf O R D E.R. STARK BROTHERS FRUIT TREES now for spring 1940. Critical shortage of all kinds of fruit trees means that immediate reservation is neces sary, for 1946 spring planting. See me at once before many va rieties are sold., out. Don't delay and be disappointed. Z. L MASSEY, Box 44, Route 2, Way nesville. Jan. 24-31 Feb. 7 CHARLESTON IN, ITS GLORY with Miss Julie and Miss Tessie That's "PRIDES WAY," by Rob ert Molloy and it is in the book department of The Mountaineer FOR SALE Complete lunch coun ter equipment; steam table, elec tric cookers and warmers, coffee makers, and double compartment sink. Junaluska Supply Co., .Lake Junaluska. tf YUM! YUM!! Come to the book department of The Mountaineer and look over that new cook book: "THE MYSTERY CHEF'S OWN COOK BOOK." Marve lous meals at lower cost. 7 FOR SALE 83 acre farm joining State Test Farm, on Raccoon Creek; Write or call J; C. Keeter. Bryson City, N. C. Feb 7-14r21-28 vs. gate. jr. OF srinifivc l'BUCAT,ON ndant. Ron ' that an aetT" at0Ve hac k " " ,,c superior Court f orlh fois an nk i -"una, Of hvn v W 0,1 i. . " ."-ails RAnQKB. "at sairl rfr : e not " r."?am W'U. L I HI Ha I LOST Off truck Friday night about 7:00, platform rocker and bed pillow. Somewhere between Good' Year St., Waynesville, and traffic light at Clyde. Notify Mrs. Earl Messer or call 278-W. Feb. 7 WANTED 10 Fresh or Springer milk cows 2 to 8 years old. Write me what you have. Henry Francis, Waynesville, If. C, Rt. 1. Feb. 7 FOR SALE Two Hundred Bales of Timothy, and Clover Hay, $40 per ton. . Henry Francis, Francis Cove. Feb. 7 WANTED A good, small farm. Must be on good road and, closet to Waynesville. With, or without house Write Andy Davis, Trust, NiC. Jan31-Feb7 FOR ROCK, SAND AND GRAVEL Move you anywhere or haul anything. See Marshall Hannah, or call 555. Feb. 7-14-21-28 March 7-14 FOR SALE Team of horses, also team mules; Guernsey female calves; also dynamite, caps and fuses. Sequoia seed potatoes; baled straw. See J. F. Mann's Dairy, Route 1. Canton. Feb. 7-14-21 Love God and love your neighbor lie lett no placp for self. There is nothing in the Bible about put ting, self in the center. In fact, it teaches the opposite. When we open our hearts to God, then our hearts receive His power. But that power helps us but little, if it is not permitted to pass through us to others. It is like electricity. It does not work unless the circuit is complete. We complete spiritual circuit when we receive God's pow er, let it pass through us into the lives of those about us, our neigh bors. Here is the secret of happy, suc cessful, joyous living. It is one of the best prescriptions for good health. It is so simple that many won't take it. If you are tangled up with self, why don't you give God a chance with your life? When He comes into a man's life, self must move out of the center. The desire to be useful to others follows. The result: true happiness. Why not try it? FOR SALE 4 good milk cows. Will sell reasonable. If inter ested see or write T. C. Bryson, Jr., Sylva, N. C. Feb. 7-14-21 LOST Jan. 26 in Plott Balsam section, white and red-spotted male fox hound. Had scar on top of one ear. Was wearing collar with my name when lost. Reward. Thos. H. Davis, Hazel-wood. Cpl. Carl C. Matthews Discharged From Army Corporal Carl C. Matthews, son of Mrs. Matthews, of Howell Mill road, has received his discharge from the armed forces. He entered the service on July 11, 1943, and was inducted at Fort McPherson Ga. He recently returned from the Pacific theater. He is entitled to wear the Asiatic-Pacific theater ribbon, with three bronze service stars, the Philippine Liberation medal with one bronze star, Vic tory medal and Good Conduct medal. At the time he entered the serv ice Cpl. Matthews was a student in the Waynesville Township high school. FOR SALE Double iron bed, springs, and mattress, two circu lator heaters, couch and two chairs, with springs. One oil stove. Will sell cheap. Reason for selling, owner is leaving State. Next door to Tate Guest House, Mrs. P. M. Elder. Feb. 7-14 LOST One 24 months old brown Collie puppy. Answers to name of Humpty. Call 45 or write Mrs. E. L- Lane, Waynesville. Reward offered. HAVE YOUR COAT OF ARMS painted by Win. McCallum, 205 Mead street. Prices vary accord ing to design. See samples at The Mountaineer. Feb. 7 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as administra tor of the estate of W. A. Noland, deceased, late of Haywood county, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Waynesville, North Carolina, on or before the 31 day of January, 1947, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment,. This the 29th day of Jan,, .1946, W. H. NOLAND, Administrator of the Estate of W. A. Noland, deceased, No. 1493 Jan. 31- Feb. 7-14r21r28.March 7. - Penor Court within t January i0, 1946, r demur to the 0nm' sam actinn .u. ,u aia com day of t, , ,. SPerior Jntiff. "-l-Feh - Confidential Income Tax Service Accountancy Bookkeeping' PajToUfc -Report Systems The Closmcm Co. 114 Main. Sti-Rom 3 Phone 357 Waynesville, Bf. C. . 30 Years Experience Fre Consultation NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION. In The Superior Court NORTH CAROLINA, HAYWOOD COUNTY. ELIZABETH BROOKS Vs. LANCE BROOKS. The defendant will take notice I tha' an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Haywood County, North Carolina, for the purpose of secur ing an absolute divorce from the Hpfeiidant upon the grounds of adultery; and the said defendant will further take notice that he is required to appear at. the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of said County, in the courthouse in Waynesville. North Carolina, within thirty days after the 21st day of January, 1946, and' answer or, demur to the complaint m saw action, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demand ed in said complaint. This the Zlst day of January, 1946. C. H. LEATHERWOOD,. Clerk Superior Court. 1192 Jan. 24-31 Feb..7;-14.. T5 Paul Sheehan Home With Discharge T5 Paul Sheehan, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sheehan, of Dell wood road, was discharged last week at Fort Bragg. He entered the service in September, 1942, and at the time of his induction was employed by the Waynesville Lumber company. He is entitled to wear the Euro epan theater ribbon with three battle stars, Victory medal. Com bat Infantryman's badge and the Good Conduct medal. He served with an airborne divi sion in the European theater. He has one brothor in the service, Pvt. Robert Neal Sheehan, who is now serving with the army of occupa tion in Germany. pub.'ic. All of you customers who have been so considerate and under standing during the long period of delays and inability to get all the books ordered, will find in THE BOOK STORE an opportunity to really enjoy the privileges of see ing all the new books advantage ously displayed. Mr. Galusha has contacted the several distributors and have their promises that tho coming year will find stocks very much enlarged and deliveries greatly facilitated. Orders will be taken for books and, if it is pos sible to get them, THE BOOK STORE will fill all your readiTig needs. It has been a privilege and pleas ure to serve you and we thank you for the delightful associations of our meeting you and talking over books. But we know that you will receive every cpnsideration and courtesy from Mr. Galusha at THE BOOK STORE and will find his stock of books much larger than we were able to carry. Happy reading! Suppose you were a red-headed sailor on leave in Now Orleans and you'd had a most innocent chat with an attractive lady named Leah, and then had gone innocent ly on your way. You had no idea that for twenty-four hectic hours Leah had done everything in her power (and in New Orleans to find you again. You had gone about your business in your happy, care free way but Leah had not the slightest inkling of what a red headed sailor on leave would do, you see. Anyway she bumps into more odd and ends during thai trantic hunt ... but she lands her man . . . breathlessly. "THOSE OTHER PEOPLE" was written by Mary King O'Donnell and is the February selection of the Literary Guild. 'Nuf said. , You who read "ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT," and saw the famous movie of same, need no inducement to read Erich Maria Remarque's newest novel . . . his first in five years incidentally . . . "ARCH OF TRIUMPH." In this book Remarque has put all tho ar tistry of. his ability in fashioning this captivating story of war-torn countries with which he is so fa miliar. There is no "dousing of colors" in this book and at times, it is so realistically strong in its wordago that the reader holds his breath in suspension. But there is no laying the book down, we can assure you of that; it holds you in a grip of intensity and drama. And when, you come to that line in the next-' to-the-last paragraph where Ravic says, "Human beings can stand a great deal," you feel like echoing his words. Just as the tiny green leaves point the way to Spring, so do tho waiting lists of new books point the way to good reading, and the long summer days ahead will find many hooks in the hands of those looking for the best entertainment for trips, wido porches, and cushioned cliairs. Feeder Hotels Before the war leas than 5 per cent of the nation's hotel business was handled by tourist camps. These, small establishments are ex pected to provide much greater competition in postwar years, and some hotel operators, principally in the West and Southwest, have al ready bcRun to prepare by buying "outpost inns" to use as "feeders" tor their main establishments. J. HE intention of everr man with a family if that his property be passed on to hia wife and children at his death. Unfortunately, this doesn't always happen be cause the family may be the very last to receive a part of the estate property. Funeral expenses, other death costs and outstanding debts have to be paid, and they come ahead of the family. Thousands of far-seeing men are using our special Jefferson Standard Clean Up Plan to take care of last expenses. This plan will put your family first and assure them of receiving all of the property that you leave. It can also be combined with other Jefferson Standard plans to provide replacement of income. At no cost, ask about our Clean Up Plan today. S. E. CONNATSER SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE ROUTE 3 WAYNESVILLE US J .VI . K A I L4 OI V . i Mt O . f W.J V ' iJ . 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