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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Park. One acre
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Is, Kraller, .Main
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June 18-21-25-28
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or unfurnished
Sf. Stulcw. two
toun-ls. It will
Mull' this kuiil
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II bu it. Call
Juni' 21 and 25
of cattle: our
calf, one vv lull
loan and a black
Wnsht. Canton.
.lime 21-25
mil ,.,,;,...,,.
26; at Hie depot,
sis-mom house,
or iniiik s.i,.
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1 iill cars
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,0 enod salary.
fn hv letter.
Pineer.
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"See the people next door.
need from
WANTED Graduate Nurses at
Haywood County Hospital, Apply
In superintendent. Mrs. Irene
Rogers. June 25-28
I'olND: Any one losing money,
leave written description, ap
proximate place of loss and the
lime, at The Mountaineer office.
June 25
I'OK KENT: Furnished apartment
with two very large rooms, kitch
enette and bath. One large
furnished room with private bath
and cooking facilities. Summer
rales. Phone Brannercrest 455-W.
June 24
FOUND: One pair of glasses and
change purse. Apply in person
at Mountaineer Office to claim,
and pay for this advertisement.
June 25
KOK SALE: 8-drawer cabinet,
drafting board, stool, stand and
tool stand. Reasonably priced.
See Mrs. L. B. Lawrence,
l'ltone 413. June 25
HONEY FOR SALE: Freshly ex
tracted pure excellent quality.
In jars COc lb. In 51b. pail 50c
lb. Opposite laundry or write
Glenn Bentley, general delivery,
Waynesville. June25
AUCTION SALE: Clyde R. Moss
farm. At 10:30 A. M. July 2,
1946. 235 acres, sub-divided in
to small tracts, near Leicester.
N. C. This is one of the best
combination farms for sale in
Buncombe county. This farm
is to be sold on easy terms; one
half cash, one, two and three
years. U. C. Gossett Realty and
Auction Co., Canton, N. C.
June 25
LOT FOR SALE Lot on Aliens
Creek on highway. Will trade
or sell for house and lot. Mrs.
William Toy. June 18-21-25
WANTED: 10 or 12 ladies over
18 years of age in flat work and
linishing departments.
Waynesville Laundry. June 25-28
l'OK SALE Two good porch rock
ers. Reasonable. Phone 294-R.
June 25-28
FOR SALE: A hot-water jacket in
Rood condition. Used only a
few weeks. Soe Greon Cambell
Restaurant Depot Street.
June 25
alary - Steady Job
fw Salesman
(r Saleslady)
Vff"od County. Must have car. Mileage
fn'"K m hei"K created by an old established
ille.
addressed to "Opportunity"
We borrow everything we
them!
TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
BEAVERUAM TOWNSHIP
R. V. Welch to Thomas II. Wells
and llarley Wright.
Lessie Smart, et vir to Sarah
Davis.
H. A. Osborne, et ux to Ethel
Abel.
CLYDE TOWNSHIP
Bon-A-Venture Inc. to Martha
and Carl Cambell.
EAST FORK TOWNSHIP
I. R. Howell, et ux to Watson
Howell.
WAYNESVILLE TOWNSHIP
Kalherine Ray Atkins and A T
Ward, Tins to H. L. Liner, Jr. Lake
Junaluska Assembly Inc. to Robert
G. Hipps, el ux.
Rufus Siler. Guardian and Com
missioner to Louie Siler, et ux.
Ernie C. Reeves to I). Reeves no
land. NOTICE OF SAl.E
NORTH CAROLINA.
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
J. L. Walker.
vs.
E. H. Walker and wife, Thelma
Walker, Kenneth E. Walker and
wife. Verdeena Walker. Bobbie
Walker Iicv.zil and husband, Joseph
Bessil. Mrs. Arthur Walker, widow
of Arthur Walker, deceased, and
Walker, Minor by her Guar
dian Ad Litem, T. L. Green.
The undersigned, having been
ordered by the Clerk of the Super
ior Court of Haywood County. N
C. to re-sell said land as described
in said petition in said cause, the
said Commissioner as aforesaid,
will on Monday, the 24th day of
June. 194li at 10 o'clock A. M., al
the Court House Door in the Town
of Waynesville. Haywood County.
N. C, offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash, the following des
cribed tract of lands: Lying and
being in Haywood County. N. ('..
Crabtree Tow nship, and bounded as
follows:
Beginning in the center of the
public road in the line of Senie
Walker and Eva Jones, and runs
with said line. South 34 degrees
East 72 links to a stump; thence
South 19 degrees 30 minutes East
one chain and 99 links to a dead
sourwood. corner of J. D. Towles
estate; thence with the line of said
estate South 54 degrees 20 min
utes East 6 chains and 64 links to
a stake, Towles' corner; thence
North 1 degree 30 minutes 3
chains and 30 links to a stake in
an old fence; thence North 15
degrees East 2 chains 93 links
to a stake in the center of a
small branch and in and old fence;
thence down the center of the
branch North 63 degrees 15 min
utes East 1 chain to a stake in the
center of, said branch; thence North
30 degrees 25 minutes West 2
chains 58 links to the center of the
public road: thence up the center
of said road 4 chains and 66 links
to the beginning. Containing 3.8
acres, more or less.
Said tract of land being known
as the Dr. Robert L. Walker Home
place.
This the 3rd day of June, 194b
GROVER C. DAVIS,
Commissioner.
1542 June 4-11-18-25.
6 ol 89c
12 oi. Sl-39
$7i
Sold by
Smith's Cut-Bate Druf Store
r
Grocery Sales
In 1945 Nearly
Double 1939
SUA W N EE-ON -DELE W A R E
Retail grocery sales climbed from
! S10.0W0.OOU.0UU in 1939 to almost
S-0. 000. 000.000 in 1945, Paul S.
Willis, president of Uk Grocery
.Manufacturers of America, Inc..
said.
Part of the increase was due to
huhcr prices, hr said, but a large
proportion was tonnage increase,
in spur of critical shortages.
Mr Willis told the mid-cai-meeling
ofrfhe association that tor
every 100 rases of juices sold in
1939. the industry sold 1U3 coses
in 1944. With 1939 as 100. com
parative sales in 1944 were listed
as follows:
Frozen foods. 243; canned meats.
474, carbonated beverages, 167,
prepared mixes. 210: baby foods.
700; and biscuits and crackers. 183.
He urged the food processors
to hold the line" and "keep the
American people sold on (he value
of good food." since compel itiem
lor the consumer's dollar will soon
V keen.
Lr. Leo Wolinan director of the
National Bureau of Economic l!e
eaich. lnr. s;n( Hi,, government
having "assumed the lun.tloll ol
ixing wages." nmsl bear the re
sponsibility nl having assured ris
ing costs and rising prices.
"We have started the familiar
-piral the rare between wages
mil prices." Dr. Wolinan added
"No one knows bow long that
iWl! last Everyone knows that it
.vill end not quietly and without
. V i 1 I'll ei I - hut in t rouble and
.vitb extraordinarily dillirult proh
ieins ol eeononiie and political ad
justment He contended there is no assur
ance that more serious strikes will
not break out again before the year
is over.
Another Newsprint
Price Rise Looms
WASHINGTON ()A is consid
ring another price increase for
news print, an official of the agency
-aid
This official, who asked that his
name he withheld, said a delega
ion of newspaper publishers had
conferred with OPA Adniinislra
or Paul Purler and that they had
,'xpressed a "general belief" that
:here should be a price hike.
The publishers were concerned.
Hie official said, lest Canadian
news print producers begin selling
I bigger share of their supply to
'oiintries willing to pay a higher
n ice than they can obtain in the
luted Slates. About 80 per cent
if the news print used in this
ounlry comes Jnun Canada.
Mr. Porlri. it was understood
has taken the proposal under ron
.idcralion and has promised a de
cision soon.
NAIVII I) TO LEGION' POST
Lucius C. Hall of Canton, was
named first v iee-eominander of the
American Legion Kith district at
the state convention in Winston
Salem last week. Mr. Hall, a
veteran of World War II. and Jeter
P. Williams, commander of the
Canton post, attended the state
meeting.
Read this advertisement carefully. It brings
important information about a marvelous
product which is bringina undreamedof
relief to thousands who had suffered from
rheumatic, arthritic, ncuritic point, bock
ache and painful joints. Get LAKCN'S
DROPS today. Take os directed. You'll be
amazed at the wonderful relief it brings
you. A 2-way treatment guaranteed to
bring relief or your money refunded.
HENRY
DONALD DUCK
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Army Engineers In Favor
Of Building Yadkin Dams
A report favoring construction of
four Hood control dams and reser
voirs in the Yadkin liver basin ol
. North Carolina, al an estimated
first cost ol $7 194.000 was received
from the South Atlantic division
Army engineer's oltice in Atlanta.
, One dam would lie huiii on t he
i Y'adkin river six miles .southwest
oi ixorin VMiKesUoio. another on
the Yadkin river nine miles farther
up stream, and two on Keddies
river 1 li and 12.8 miles above Us
muutii. These reservoirs would
impound up to six indies of flood
run-off from the drainage areas
I above them, and would have no
I ol her purpose.
A previous report by the en
gmeeis called tor both flood con
trol and power development on
the Yadkin, but this was side
tracked when the Senate Com
merce committee adopted a reso
lution March 24 of last year au
thorizing a new survey lo flood
control only.
I'liihecl By lluiley
Senator Josiab W. Bailey of
North Carolina, the committee
chairman urged the engineers to
file the new i epoi I in the flood
control lull which Congress is ex
ported to pass this year Healings
already have started in Hie House
Largest of the four proposed res
ervoirs would be the upper Wilkcs
boro. 15 miles upstream from North
Wilksboro. A dam 114 feet high
and 650 feet wide al the top with
a top elevation of 1.134 feet, would
form a reservoir covering 4.2411
acres with a capacity ol 7.5 .600 leet
The drainage area would cover 236
square miles, the lull pool eleva
tion would be 1 .1 10 feel; the spill
way would have a surcharge ele
vation of 1,129 feel, a leiighl ol
.550 feet and a discharge capai ily
of 107.400 cubic feet per second.
The Wilksboro reservoir ipool
1.0241 six miles from North Wilk
esboro would cover an area of two
thousand acre feet with a capacity
of 36.400 acre feel. It would hi'
formed by a dam 86 feel high. 800
feet long al the top and with a lop
elevation of 1 .040 feel. The spill
way would have a .surcharge eleva
tion of 1.041 feet, a length of 700
feet and a discharge capacity of
190.000 cubic feet per second. The
drainage area would cover 348
square miles and the full-pool de
lation would be 1.024 feet.
90 Feet lliuh
At Reddies river dam sile No
I. 1.6 miles above its mouth, n
dam 90 leet high with lop length
of 495 leet and top elev at i i of
1.065 feel, would form a fi.triacrc
reservoir with a capacity of 9.600
acre-feel. The spillway. 415 feet
long, would have a surcharge el
evation of 1.060 leet and a dis
charge capacity of 1 1 1 .600 cubic
feel per second. The drainage
area would total 93 square miles
unit (lie lull-pool elevation would
be 1.043 feet.
At Kiddies river dam site No
3. 12 ! miles Iron: Ille river mouth
a dam 98 feet high with a top
length of 610 feel and a top eleva
tion of 1.229 feel, would form a
1,050-acre reservoir with a capaci
ty of 20.100 acre-feel. The spill
way. 510 feci long, would have a
surcharge elevation of 1.224 feet
and a discharge capacity of 92.400
cubic feet per second. The drain
age area would total 63 square
miles and the full-pool elevation
would be 1.211 led.
The total reservoir area result
mi; from the lour dams would be
7.825 acres and the reset voir ra
pacity 141.700 acre leet Tile drain
age area would amount lo 441
square miles
Annual operation and inamlen-ait:-e
eosls lot the lour dams are
est muled al S2. i.OOil
Samuel Abbott Injured
In Shipyard Accident
In an accident in Puget Sound
Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Wash.,
on June 13, Samuel K. Abbott,
first class machinist male in the
ordnance repair shop, suffered
multiple laccralions of his left hip,
I he tip of bis right thumb, and left
palm when a gym wheel he was
testing burst. He is in Ihe Naval
Hospital in III einei lon, and bis
condition is reported as fair.
Mr. Abbott is originally from
Tiplon, ;.i.. and is Ihe brother of
W. E. Abbott of Medford Farm and
Jack Abbott, Canton. Ills wife is
the former Miss Louise McDowell,
of Clyde, and who at one time was
member of the nursing staff at
Ihe Haywood County Hospital.
BUckhgaiU, Too, Went Fait
V. It ! ti.m. thrn U t twit.
Knrmli'fu., nirlii'au-t UitiM rnllea
HLLLALX i it lit di up Matptaa
overnight mh it iu In to lootrn mill irmo
duly liluckliemU. Thou who followed in-
Dle dirri'lioni twit, iipiilutl Klrl imm
rrtiriiiH wrtr mttarinot v jurorlm-fl wlirn lh
found lln-ir pimple unit n UIh-i)k hud 1 iiiipiw urt-d.
I hrp unci en tliuimtitt unity prume HI cm ui4
flsim tliry at no Um;fr nub niimm-d mid nie now
Impi y with their i l.'rtt ct.iiiplrimn. UM KlMTaft.
II our .ippji. iititxi not .iIimIv. V"i b"'1 Jutbhi
Atk lot KiNm luuy. nir
Smith's Cut-Hate Drue Store
Keep Your Car
In -
Tip Top Condition
With motor cars ami iquip
nu'iit still scarce old aolos
need special reconditioning to
return them to normal (Iriving
practiccs . . . sec . . .
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You can see the difference in Fine
Cleaning. Your clothes will not
only last longer, they will look bet
ter. Frequently cleaned the proper
way , your wardrobe will sparkle
for years.
We Call and Deliver
Waynesville Laundry
(Incorporated)
J. W. KIM. IAN, Owner
Phone 205 Uovd Avenue
At Canton, N. C.
Consult Madame Vine
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O First Time in Your County
Not to he classed with (iypsies
Licensed by the State and County
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I do hereby solemnly swear lo make no charge if I
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band, wife or sweetheart is true or false: how to gain
the love of the one you most desire; control or influ
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ship, marriage, divorce, lawsuits, speculations and transactions of
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path lo happiness and prosperity. There is no heart so sad or
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MADAME VINE
Psychic, Reader and Advisor
Located in my private trailer coach at West Canton on Clyde Road
on Waynesville highway at Miller's Texaco Service Station at
'.'j'." limits of Canton, N. C. Bus service from al! poinis sion at
my door.
Private Wailing Room For White and Colored.
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