THE WATNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER '
NEW ARRIVALS
In
WAYNESVILLE
Guests Who Have Registered
Kecently at Local Hotels and
Hoarding Houses.
sEr. vr, Dixie
L' Florida.
feu-
rJrt,.P.i.1.na Been;
lwV.!,,h-,: Mi's.
H ... J.'.r H KU-
'I'.''"'"'1;',"
Mr. and A"- "
r -it'll Mrs. Jcihti
I Mr unl Mrs A. V.
',',.... n.iMnii. Ohio:
I nan-. .
uierton. and lannly,
. ,,1 Mrs. 1'. I).
Charlotte: r- -.
H!ss anil Mar-
Detroit.
HOISE-Mr-. K. I'.
tiriiHo.
IrDON-M. V. Shore,
Mr. ;,'iil Mrv .lolm
we, V ('.. Mr. and
ie, Cadillac, Mich.;
Alicwllr; Mr. and
Mrs. Rufus N. Evans, Macon, Ga.;
R. W. Shoffncr, Raleigh; J. E. Car
roll, Atlanta; Dr. William Moore,
Raleigh; H. K. Lutz, Hcnderson-
iile; A. B. Slagle and son, Frank
j lin.
W .0. Trivalbatt, Columbia, S. C;
George B. Salley, Orangeburg,
S. C; H. P. Dixon, Kings Moun
tain; Col. and Mrs. Earl Sutton,
I Chicago; W. J. Hogan, Jonesville,
S. C; Robert Galloway and party,
Cleveland, Ohio; C. G. Tedder, At
lanta; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Widon
house, Raleigh; Joe Kirschenbaum,
New York; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Har
rill, Forest City, N. C; Mr. and
Mrs, Russell Berry, Macon, Ga,
W. H. Tiller, Spartanburg; Jerry
VV. Moody, Coolcemee, N. C; Miss
Rose Ballengcr, GafTney, S. C; Mrs.
Martha Thomas, Gaffney; Mrs. G.
J. Ekstrom, Coral Gables; Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Hagen, Miss Virginia
Hagen, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; R. A.
McLaughlin, Winston-Salem; Ward
Snarr, Siler City, N. C; Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Ferdon, Birmingham;
Miss Sallie Anderson, Columbia;
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Davis, Kings
Mountain; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Belk,
Orangeburg, S. C; Evan Mat his
and party, Amcricus, Ga., and W.
M. Donaldson, Canton, Ohio.
1JTED
folored
lib o y
and
rter
Wpply
GORDON
WAYSIDE LODGE K. A. Bur-
nctte, Memphis; Miss Betty Jane
Ray, St. Petersburg, also a parly
of nine girls and eight boys from
the graduating class of the Wrens,
(la., high school, who are making
a tour of the mountains.
HOTEL LeFAINE Mrs. O. T.
Alexander, Mrs. Albert Moffitt and
son, all of Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Kiser, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
liucketr, Mjr. and Mrs. Charley
Fiaby, all of Lenoir, N. C; Miss
Zadic Graves, Atlanta; Mrs. Louis
C. Allen and Joe, Burlington, N. C;
O. C. Moore, Granite Quarry, N. C;
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Frazier, Bre
vard; T. W. Ferguson, Atlanta.
Miss Louise Martin, who is at
tending Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina has
arrived to spend the summer with
her mother, Mrs. O. R. Martin.
Yet men of ordinary sense could
solve every domestic problem if
they were deeply concerned about
the nation's welfare instead of
votes. " v
Jacking My Future!
!"ying Building and Loan
hrif t Shares
j"tra ,lol,ar 1 get, goes into THRIFT
' 1 M the current rate of interest,
11 niy money whe nl want it, yet, I
W1IU' check and- spend it on the spur
moniunt."
sl In Thrill Shares
Today
AYWOOD HOME
lding & Loan
association
Main Street
Anthallan New
Drug For Hay
Fever Victims
i NEW YORK Dr. Alexander D
Gniselin. Jr.. of Presbyterian hos
pital reports that a new drug
anthallan-'tt'hen used in doses
of three to 12 capsules daily ' over
a period ol one to five weeks offers
hope to millions of American hav
fever sufferers.
I Writing in the June issue of The
; Bull'-t'n of the New York Academy
: of Medicine. Dr fihi.n..
tests and clinical studies conducted
in 42 cases at the Columbia univer
sity Presbyterian hospital medical
I'lmlur ; .i .....
w mulla aninanan was "a
useful drug for obtaining relief in
a high percentage of cases of seas
onal ana non-seasonal rhinitis "
And. adds the doctor, "anthallan
can be used with complete safety "
Discussing the results obtained
in the tests in which "only four
cases were failures," he writes:
"No patient was allowed to
change any factors such his
surroundings, diet, or activities
which might conceivably affect the
severity of the nasal symptoms.
Therefore, any remission of these
symptoms during anthallan therapy
can be attributed only to the in
fluence of this drug.
Here are some of the results Dr.
Ghiselin reports:
There are no injections nor pre
liminary tests required.
The drug, administered by the
PAGE THREE (Flrrt SetionJ
J. B. Stevenson
Serving on USS Houston
Visits Bergen, Norway
J. B. Stevenson, seaman second
class, of Waynesville, Route 1, left
Bergen, Norway, the last of May,
aboard the cruiser USS Houston,
flagship of the 12th fleet, which
completed a six-day courtesy call in
Norway, according to information
from the fleet home town news
center.
""he I'SS Houston, accompanied
b' two destroyers, returned to the
B itish Isles, to take part in the
Victory Day celebrations at
Plymouth. England.
The Norwegian cruise marks the
first courtesy visit which the U. S.
ships have paid to Norway since
before the war. The trip was made
as part of a training cruise in Euro
pean waters.
PLAYS IN SHADOW OF DEATH
Oculists are no good, cither. We
haven't found one who can pre
scribe lenses that will give us hack
the eves we had at twenty.
mouth, can be used without what
he describes as the "time consum
ing" procedure of "extensive test
ing in the search of specific aller
gens" plus another period of treat
ment to desensit ivie the patient
"Not only can hv per-est hel le
rhinitis be tieated simply and ef
fectively with tins drug, but the
diagnostic problem can be ignor
ed," he says.
NOT REALIZING THAT DEATH Is but a matter of weeks, Donald Eisenstndt
2, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Eisenstndt, Brooklyn, N. Y plnys with
n toy telephone and wonders why he is getting all the extra attention
The child is afflicted with Leukemia, and physicians have given him n1
the most only a few more short weeks to live, (International)
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Two glass show cases - 6 feet each.
Two Antique round glass cabinets.
One 3-drawer cabinet.
40 Rattan chairs.
Call at
WAYNESVILLE ART GALLERY
Next Door to "The Toggery"
Main St.
You Can Save Up To $4.00 A Pair Ai
THE
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