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THE WATNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER FACE STX (First Section)" 'I 'if 1 S ! A JUST RECEIVED A New Shipment Of O EYELET EMBROIDERY O I5EMHERG SHEERS 0) CHAM DRAYS O PASTEL CHECKS O ALL WOOL SHIRTS( Liht Wotjflit ) All These At Prices Which Can't Be Beaten! SEE OUR SELECTION OF LADIES' SLIPS Crepe and Satin Pink and White $3.50 All Wool SWEATERS BARBARA LYNN (All Siz4s) Annie's Hazelwood Efflllf!.. 1 i have the sensational new TUM MAM ftrr U l. f. O. wall finish 1 ONI COAT COVElt molt waHpopwt, plntd wolli and railing!, wallboard, baMiMiit walls. 2. Amin 1KI MACK 3. Milt IN ONI HOIM 4. MIXES WITH WATM 3. NO "PAINTY" OOOt 6. WASHES IASHT 7. 10VEUIST colons Kmm-Ton aa ROILER-KOAHR 5 Kern-Tone TRIMS As low as 15( o roll Garrett Furniture Store 'GOOD VALVES Phone 1-J See Us For FERGUSON SYSTEM FARM EQUIPMENT and FORD-FERGUSON TRACTORS Equipment Arriving Mountain Supply Co. at Rogers Home Appliance Co. Main Street Phone 461 LADIES' SLACKS Assorted Colors Sizes 10-20 $4.50 -$6.95 $4.85 up Shop miracle PtASTIC PATCH 09$ Repairs cracks t) lb. FRIENLY CREDIT" Main Street f j '"'jj1- Each Week . . . We Expect Tractors Within 60 Days. See Us Now For Your Needs. DEATHS MRS. MATTIE WESTMORELAND Funeral services for Mrs. Mattle Westmoreland, 85, who died at her home near Canton Tuesday after non following a brief illness, were held at 2:00 p. m. Thursday at the First Baptist church, Canton, of which she was a member. The Hev. Hichard A. Kelly officated, and interment was made in Locust field cemetery. . Grandsons served as pallbearers and grand-daughters were flower bearers. She is survived by five daughters, Mis. George Goodson of Candler, Mrs. Chav M. Holland of Rock Hill, S. C, and Mrs. J. Hoyt Holland, Mrs. McNalley Reeves and Miss Kayo Westmoreland, all of Canton; one son, J. Leonard Westmoreland of Canton; one brother, R. V. Justice of Candler; 29 grandchil dren, 50 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild. Haywood Methodist Fellowship To Meet Monday, July 1st The Haywood County Methodist Youth Fellowship! will hold its monthly meeting with a picnic sup per at the Canton high school rec reation park on Monday, July 1st, starting at 5:00 o'clock. A Fellowship softball game be tween Canton Central Fellowship and the Lake Junaluska group will open the program of activities. During the afternoon contests will be held in various events. Jessie Ilipps, chairman of the committee on recreation and leis ure will direct the recreational features of the program. At 7:00 o'clock Joe Robertson, chairman of the committee on worship and evangelism will conduct a devotion al program. A picnic supper will follow, served by the group of the First Church of Canton, with each group bringing their own food. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Christian, Jr., and sons, Buzz and Chris, of Clew iston and Gainesville, Fla., have arrived to spend the summer at The Moody Farm. They plan to remain here until the middle of September. Army Air Forces Plan Artie Visit WASHINGTON June 17 The Army Air Forces are considering an expedition over the North Polar Regions. It is expected, says the official publication Air Force, that war-developed Loran radio directional equipment will be used. Loran was used in "Operation Musk Ox," Army land expedition into the Can adian far north. Underscoring its interest in the arctic short route between Europe and America, the Air Forces al ready have sent three converted B-29 weather planes to the region of the magnetic pole this year. CHILD, 2. RIDES TRUCK BUMPER LAWRENCE, L. I. Seeing a truck pass with a small child riding on the front bumper, Patrolman Clarence Fossett commandeered a private car, gave chase but was un able to catch the truck for some miles. When he finally told the driver of the truck, Andrew Van Wick, to pull over, Mr. Van Wick was horrified, too. Sitting on the bumper, unknown to him, was his own son. Andrew, Jr., 2 years old The hood of the truck had obscured the man's vision of the child. Centers Planned For Vets Unable To Enter College An announcement is expected soon that will be of interest to vet erans unable to enter college this fall because of over-crowded condi tions at the institutions. Although final details are yet to be worked out, a plan drawn by the State Board of Education to set up University Centers in cities over North Carolina to offer vet erans freshman year courses is meeting with general approval among the different colleges and agencies that will furnish the staff, Astronomical Displayed At With alarm clocks as scarce as they are, there's a little gadget at the Waynesville Art Gallery which -you can purchase that will keep you on your daily schedule. It is an Astronomical Clock, standing I eight feet high, with enough dials to tell you the time of day at any place on the globe, as well as what' the sun and moon ought to be do ing at any time you are interested in finding out. It is being offered for sole at i $25,000, and so far has attracted 2 more curiosity than bids. It is called, among other things, one of the three most important pieces made by Tiffany and Company for their exhibit at the World's Colum bian Exhibition. Five and six. "Watchmakers of the New York firm spent more than a year in its con struction, and when finished plac ed it in a ease of South American amaranth wood, richly carved in the Louis XV style, with its 25 silver and enamelled dials glisten- ng through. On the upper dial the sun and' moon are shown in their apparent position, with the sky in the back ground. Below them, in the line of the horizon, is a representation of the sea, indicating the changes n the tide. Two other dials follow. On the right is a perpetual calendar show- ng the signs of the zodiac, the month, date of month, day of week, cap year, Anno Domini. To the left is a disc divided (nto 24 parts and degrees from Greenwich. There are also 31 of the principal cities of the world marked on this dial, and a revolving plate indicates the hour of day or night at each place. Above these two small dials show the year of Independence and the Julian period. On the lower half of the main dial are five smaller ones. They indicate, respectively: the equation of time or difference in the sun and mean time; the chronological cycles, one having We Are Now Handling The United Stales Television Radios . . . Radio-Phonograph and Television Receivers COLD AIRE DEXTER And Many Other Small' Home Appliances Come in Hazelwood Electric and! Radio Shop Phone 193 JOB OPENINGS AT AMERICAN ENKA 61c PER HOUR PLUS FOR LEARNERS GOOD PAY! . . . APPLY ENKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE i i OR U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE equipment and finances to get it under way Veterans with college-entrance credits who wish to continue their education but have been unable to find' an institution to take them, will be- asked to register at the nearest high school at an early date so the proposed centers may be set up to meet a specific de mand. It is estimated that 41,000 former servicemen would be eligi ble for this registration. Clock Is Gallery the Golden Number and the Epact, and the other the Cominlcal letters and the sun cycles. The remain ing' dial shows local time, Wash ington time, Greenwich time, the declination by degrees north and south of the sun, and the declina tion of the moon. On the Khyber Pass, India, sign posts are made in pictures, since most of - the travelers cannot- read. Automobiles are routed - one way and camels- and horses another. FOR SALE An Inboard 18-foot Century Boat, with three-quarter cab in. Has 75 horse power Gray motor. Contact F. D. 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At Ray's Duxbak Pro RIDING APPAREL E We are stocking a rather complete line of riding clothes for men, women and children. O JODHPUR PANTS O FRONTIER PANTS O KNIT SHIRTS And other items Varied WORK GLOVES g Still scarce on the market but1 we can show you . . . About Every Type SHOP CAPS . . . in a variety of patterns. DUXBAK HATS From Peters A 16 71 pecia In Work I 0 Army Twills 0 Sun-Tan Jean 0 Herringbone Blues and Ta 0 Mountain Clo 0 Duxbak 0 Coverts 0 Moleskins 0 Lichlwegiht! TEE SK For Men, Wom"1
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