I PAGE EIGHT Second Section ' THE WATNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER THURSDAY, FEBrtjABt . . Snap Shots Of The ' human side of life T. -By- FRANCES GILBERT FRAZIER 4' 1 : "VI 1 m 1 mm Several years ago, one of our dearest friends lost her husband. Her loss was irreparable for their lives had been very closely inter woven and they had become de pendent upon each other. There were no children nor close rela tives to comfort her in her loneli ness and she was inconsolable. For weeks she denied herself to all friends and visitors and when she finally did emerge she brought her grief with her and clothed herself in the deepest crepe of melancholy. Her friends had to guard every word they uttered for fear of touching a sensitive nerve and thus open the flood gate of tears she seemed to have ready at all times. The strain soon began to tell to the extent that before long she found herself left more and more to her own company. Then she developed a most re bellious spirit which plainly made itself felt in her conversation, her manner and even in her face. She demanded to know of any just rea son why so splendid a man as her husband should be taken and dere licts left that were of no value to the world or themselves. We. who had seen sorrow at its deepest, tried to remonstrate with her but got exactly nowhere. She was so firmly entrenched in the idea that she had been the victim of an out rageous wrong and nothing could convince her otherwise. We will never know exactly what happened to her but, sud denly, one day she came to her senses. She could hardly wait to tell us, and we could hardly believe what she was saying. "All at once I realized I was not grieving for the dead. I was griev ing for myself," she explained. "Every time I wept in public I was asking for sympathy for myself, not consolation. How I could have been so blinded to decency, I sti do not understand." We understood, only too well. The world is a kindly and sympathetic world but it Is, also, a very busy world and Your child is Buffering when he's irritable. Watch for a coated tongue often the sign a laxative is needed. RE Faulty elimination often manes cnuaren sluggish and restless. Your child can get relief with Triena the fam. ous laxative made with sen na. And children like to take Triena, because it's flavored witn real prune juice. Don t up set your child to give him medicine. Get TRIENA. Caution, use onlv aa di. rectedt 30c, large size only 50c. if it took to its heart all the trials and tribulations of its peoples, there would be no time jior opportunity to attend to far more important things. We arc all units in a composite whole and it is up to each and every one of us to fulfill the duty in life that has been as signed to us. Each man has his own cross on his shoulder and it is hardly fair to lilt one end of our cross and add it to the weight of his. He may be. and probably is, more than will ing 10 give us uie assistance we crave but still we contend that we nre not playing the game fair when we. impose on his generosity. Keal grief never parades for inspection. It is something that is ours and ours alone, and must be kept closely guarded. There never was a truer saying than: "Laugh, and the world laughs with you. Weep, and you weep alone." The fact that one tries to strangle tears with a laugh does not mean that the sorrow is any the less nor the pain any the less severe. It simply means that one is thinking a mi more of the other fellow than of his own feelings. When a hand is extended, let it be to help the other man by your side rather than to pull your self out of a rut. The next time you feel an in clination to tell a long list of your woes and worries, stop a second and remember that your listener may nave a list eairallv Inn? mrl can hardly take much interest in yours. Instead, can't you think of some little ioolishness you've heard or react, and pass it on? At least, you both will forget for the mo ment the pressure on your heart and. strange as it mav seem a so. ond laugh isn't half so hard after uie way is broken. You're not forgetting-, when you laugh, but you are remem bering that there are others in this busy world who need that laugh to make the load a wee bit lighter. NT GREAT AMERICAN TOURIST TYPIFIES 49 OF CITIZENS If you are the heir of rVtlumhuo Balboa, Ponce de Leon, the Pilgrim tattlers, Daniel Boone and all their pioneer sons and Brand sons you are the Great American Tour ist, and there isn't murh vmi -an do about it except grab your hat and your road man who catch an unguarded day. You are one of the 49 per cent of vnnr fol low Americans who are addicted to trips. Those in the East go west, in the North go South and double vice versa, while those in me middle toss a coin. America, in contrast tn F.nrnnn was slow in advertising her own attractions. It was only in Febru ary of 1937 that a United States I Travel Bureau was finally estab lished as an adjunct of the Na tional Park Service and plans made for an active campaign, writes Helen Peary Washburn in the Christian Science Monitor.' Small, non-farm owners present me toughest problem now facing foresters working to preserve the nation s woodlands. PARK THEATRE WAYNESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MATINEE: Sunday 2 and 4 P. M.; Saturday 2 and 3:30 P M. NIGHT SHOW: 7 and 9 P. M., Sunday Night, 8:30 ADMISSION: Children Under 12 Years, 12c; Adults, All peats, joe iaa: un Children's Pass, 2c; Adult Pass, 6c. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 7 "DANGER SIGNAL" Faye Emerson Zachery Scott FRIDAY FEBRUARY 8 "SNAFU" Robert Benchly Nannette Parks SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 'BANDITS OF THE BADLANDS" With Sunset Carson LATE SHOW 10:30 "MY NAME IS JULIA ROSS" Nina Foch Geo. Maready SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10 "TWICE BLESSED" With the Wilde Twins and Preston Foster MONDAY-TUESDAY FEBRUARY 11-12 "LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN" (In Color) Gene Tierny C. Wilde WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 13 "TELL IT TO A STAR" l . Ruth Terry Robert Livingstone IT We've the top honors in the "Heart Suit" for your Valentine gifts that bid high for favor by flatter ing the feminine fancy for loveliness . . . gifts that are exciting chapters in the "sweetest story ever told." Some are listed here many others are on display at our store. And remember, from Valentines to Vitamins, you'll find quality paired with economy to give you ace-high value for your money. IT 25 Primrose House Liquid Cream Make-Up $1.50 ADrilf Shnwor Toilet Water $1.75 Hrfw evening In Paris Perfume 60c up Hudnut Dusting Powder Yanky Clover ... 3 Flowers Violet Sec $1 h y 125 Ft. i CUT RITE p Wax Paper IV 7tm 16c I I -JB . tf M M kit I 1 11 11 I LJ 111 V3"TW 1 75c SIZE DOANS PILLS 42c 75c SIZE SHAMPOO ADMIR ACION - - - 59c 90s A & D VITAMIN TABLETS - - $1.19 $1.25 TONIC , PERUNA 69c 60c TABLETS YEAST FOAM 37c FULL PINT DANDRUFF REMOVER FITCH SHAMPOO 89c PINT DICKENSON'S WITCH HAZEL 29c PINT ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL 15c $2.00 CHERAMY HAND LOTION - $1 DC BARRY CLARION LIPSTICK TUSSY TOILET WATER ROGER AND GALLET DUSTING POWDER $1.00 SHAMPOO KREML LADY ESTHEI 4 Purpose Facial C $1.38 Size 83c Size ... 55c Size ... LARGE DEODORANT A R R I D ... MAX FACTOR PAN CAKE MAKE-UP 50c HAND CREAM PACQUINS 25c SOAP OR OINTMENT CUTICUR A CIGARETTES Popular Brands , Package Of 20's 2 for 26c Including Tax 50c SIZF VITALIS Prince Albert hair tonic Smoking Tobacco v J 39c J Pound a V y Can SIC " Sv BEAUTIFUL Crown Luggage $10 to $2i WIDE ASSORTMENT Cigarette Lighters 69c up $1.50 SIZE Kreml Hair Tonic - - 89c $2.00 KING SIZE PINAUD Lilac Vegetal - - $1.26 LARGE SKIN BRACER Mennens 89c 50c SHAVE CREAM Barbasol 29c Both For $1.25 SIZE YOU bAvt; safely ON PRESCRIPTIONS AT SMmrs nprr SIZE I .wwnmnij, jit. X)i3C 60c CLEANSING CREAM PHILLIPS 39c 25c LAXATIVE E X - L A X 19c POUND SIZE HEMP 59e 50c TOOTH PASTE PEPSODENT 39c $1.00 PINT JOHNSON'S BABY OIL 2 for $1.69 50c SHAVE CREAM WILLIAMS 39c 25c SIZE TOOTH PASTE Pepsodent - 2 for 29c 75c SIZE BEN-GAY BAUME BENGE - - 59c 20c Size Bird Seed French's 10c 55c BLEACH CREAM N ADINOL A BEAUTIFYING FACE CREAM - a double h purpose cream of true hRt ' r Overnight it clarifies ; during 'the day it retains make-un. trivia a lo-Iv Petal-ualit,. 1()0 175 ' plmtlmt 10 Soap Lifebuoy or L u x 3 for 18c MAIN STREET $1.00 GENUINE l.v IfiONIZED YEAST $1.00 POWDER BISO.DOL 50c SIZE CALOX TOOTH POWDER $1.50 FOR THE HAIR KQLORBAK 50c SIZE LAVORIS... $1.25 SIZE SERUT AN $2.0020 OZ. SSS TON Tr. J $1.00 PLATE Pnwnri. FAS TEETH - - -j 60c SIZE . C APnnnvrr A o a Si .ponds tw fc In. 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