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FOR SALE Tourist Court site on
Soco Gay road, 350 ft. frontage,
borders on beautiful creek. L. N.
Davis Co. tf
FOR SALE Two small tenant
houses, 3 acres of land, 200 ft. on
Dellwood road. L. N. Davis Co.
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FOR SALE Three A-l fox hounds,
male or female. Priced reason
able. Johnson Mitchell, route 1,
box 64, Waynesville. July 9-12
FOR SALE: Reconditioned pianos
Excellent condition, on easy
terms. Franklin Radio Shop in
Hazel wood. July 9--12-1G-19
MALE HELP WANTED Man
serve regular customers with na
tionally known grocery ami
household products on local
mute. Average $40 to $50
weekly. Write Route Manager
p O Box 5071, Richmond. Va
July 5-12-19
FOR SALE Quarried veneer build
ing blocks. Can be seen at
to insert a wt j Swinging Iiridge on Pifleon.
R. L. James. July 2-5-9-12-Uj
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FOR SALE 9'i acres of land,
cottage, and young orchard, one
half mile off of Balsam Highway.
11. 11. Plott, Box 137, Waynes
ville. July 9-12
FOR KENT Four room garage
apartment to Veteran who can
secure necessary materials to In
ish inside at owner's expense
Will also give part lime employ
ment spring, summer and tall to
veteran and wife. Apply Judge
Frank Smathers. tl
FOR SALE, two adding machines
one large and one small. In
good condition. See them at
.lunaluska Supply Co.. Lake
.lunaliiska. July ,r, !, 12, Hi
FOR SALE 1930 Plymouth Sport
Coupe. Apply Rogers One-Stop
Balsam Road. July 12
FOR SALE 1.9 acres of land with
roc k foundation for home almost
completed on highway between
Lake .lunaluska and Clyde. In
quire at Crawford Funeral
Home. July 12
FOR SALE One porcelain lined
r.O lb. capacity ice box, 1 large
circular coal heater, one solid
oak office desk. Call 281-W or
429 Love Lane. July 12
FOR RENT 2-room house, lights,
near water lines, on Dellwood
Road, Mooney Cove. See Mrs.
Raymond Swayngim. July 1 2-1 i
FOR SALE Good 5-room house,
garage, large rich lot. water and
lights, near school and church
on paved road, close in. II. Ii.
Milner, Belle Meade, $3,750.
Julv 12
FOR RENT To couple or small
family, garage apartment, I'urn
nished or unfurnished Hill'n
Dale Farm, 3 miles from Lake
Junaluska on Highway No. 209.
See O. L. Yates. July 12-10
FOR SALE Four room house,
large corner lot. water and
lights, on paved street: near
Rubber plant. $2,700. II. Ii.
Milner, Belle Meade. July 12
Wanted By
Waynesville Store
perienced Clothing Man
-and-
pperienced Shoe Man
Helnils in Letter
551, Waynesville
and New Houses
For Sale
0 hnses, just finished, for sale.
are four rooms.
BOB SUTTON
Residence Phone 197-W
THE OLD HOME TOWN
SUS. SHOW AAE WWAT'-
THOE VITAMIN PILLS
YOUVE BEENTAKIM
CAM CO To "THESE
IwO NEW ONES
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FOR SALE 40 rich acres, three
room house. 15 acres in cultiva
tion, more than enough wood and
saw limber to pay for place,
plenty springs and pastures, a
give-away at $4. 500. II. B Mil
ner. Belle Meade. July 12
FOR SALE 2 riding horses, com
plete with new saddles and bri
dles Call or come to see O M.
Kimball, Waynesville Country
Club. July 12
NOTICE
This is to give formal notice that
the Mehallev -Cagle Furniture Com
pany, of Clyde, N. C is now owned
and operated by Larry Cagle and
Boone Cagle. both of Clyde. N. C
The interest of C. R. Mehalley hav
ing been bought by Larry Cagle
and Boone Cagle, as of July 8.
1940. All accounts receivable and
accounts payable will be handled
by Cagle Furniture Company.
This the th day of July. 1940.
Larry Cagle and Boone Cagle.
sole owners of Cagle Furniture
Company, Clyde, N. C.
15511 July 12
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executor of
the estate of W. A. Messer, deceas
ed, late of Haywood County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the es
tate of said deceased to exhibit
hem to the undersigned at Waynes
ville. North Carolina, on or before
the 4th day of June, 1947, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebt-
d to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This the 4lh day of June, 1940.
W. V. MESSER,
Executor of the Estate of W. A.
Messer, deceased.
1544 June 7-14-21-20 July 5-12
NOTICE OF RE-SALE
NORTH CAROLINA,
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
J. L. Walker
Vs.
E. II. Walker and wife, Thelma
Walker, Kenneth E. Walker and
wife, Verdeena Walker, Bobbie
Walker Rozzil and husband, Joseph
Bozil, Mrs. Arthur Walker, widow
of Arthur Walker, deceased, and
Walker, Minor by her
Guardian Ad Litem, T. L. Green.
The undersigned, having been
ordered by the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Haywood Coun
ty, N. C. to re-sell the said land
as described in said petition in said
cause, the said Commissioner as
aforesaid, will on Tuesday, July
23rd, 194G, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
at the Court House Door in the
Town of Waynesville, Haywood
County. N. C offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing described tract of land:
Lying and being in Haywood
County, N. C, in Crabtree Town
ship, 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 minutes
East G chains and 64 links to a
stake, Towles' corner; thence North
1 degree 30 minutes East 3 chains
and 30 links to a stake in the old
fence; thence North 15 degrees
East 2 chains 93 links to a stake in
the center of a small branch and
in an old fence!; thence down
the center of the branch North 63
degrees 15 minutes East 1 chain
to a stake in the center of said
hranrh: thence North 30 degrees
25 minutes West 2 chains 58 links
to the center of the public road;
thence ud the center of said road
4 chains and 66 links to the begin
ning. Containing 3.8 acres, more
or less. Said tract of land being
known as the Dr. Robert L. Walker
home nlace.
This the 2nd day of July, 1946.
G ROVER C. DAVIS,
Commissioner.
1548 July 5-12-19
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j llPl - THE LOCAL WRECKING CSEVJS
By STANLEY
World Harrow Trip'
Started Hy Cowboy
ELI.ENSBl'RG. Wash , A 47 -v ear
old former Montana covvpiinrhcr.
Larry Hightovver. was striding
iloiig at lour miles an hour last
week on the first leg of a wheel
barrow-pushing jaunt around the
world in 12 vcars.
Wearing a red flasher on his
eoattails to warn night drivers.
Mr. Hightovver started Tbursdav
over the I ascailc Mountains to
ward Stattle, steeling a 55-pound.
white wheelbarrow containing a
radio receiving set and personal
belongings.
His 20,000-mile itinerary goes
from Seattle. Wash., to San Fran
cisco, where hell boaid a boat tor
Hawaii, lie plans to island hop to
the Asiatic mainland and push
along to I'ortugal to take a ship to
New York
And from New York'.'
"I'll keep pushing this wheel
barrow till I set it down right
smack in the heart of Elleiisburg,'
Mr, llightowcr promised.
Powder Puff Metals
"Powder pu(T" metals are so
called becnuse they are made by
fusing together a mixture of pow
ders that are about the consistency
of talcum or flour In their original
states. This mixture is molded into
almost any desired shape and then
exposed to extreme temperatures to
change it into solid tungsten-carbide
metal, the hardest metal yet made
by man, approaching the hardness
of the diamond.
NOTICE OK SALE
On Monday. August 12. I!l4(i at
11:00 o'eloek A. M at the Court
house door in Wav nesville. Hay
wood County. N. C. I will ollm
lor sale at public outcry to the
highest bidder for cash the follow
ing described lands and premises,
situate in Cecil Township. County
and State aforesaid, to-wit:
BEGINNING on a rock near a
spring. J. M. Warren's corner, and
runs S 85 10. 105 feet to a stake
at Inman Branch: thence up the
branch N. 17" E. 33 feel to the
center of lnman Branch Roal. with
the road N. 84 W. 205 feet to a
take: thence S. Hi E. 208 feel
to a stake in J. N. warrens line;
thence with bis line North 21)0 teet
to the ' BEGINNING, containing
three-fourths of an acre, more or
less.
Sale made pursuant to the power
and authority contained in that
certain deed of trust executed by
Lee Warren dated January 2. 1946
and recorded in Book 55, page 320,
Haywood County Registry, to which
instrument and record relerenee
is made for all the terms and con
ditions thereof.
This July 10th. 1940.
A. T. WARD. Trustee
1551 July 10-23-30 Aug 0.
HENRY
DONALD DUCK
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Presbyterian
Minister Questions
Atom Bomb Trials
(Continued from page Eour)
is fire.
Shall we call down fire from
heaven and Jesus simply answer
ed "The sun of man is not come
to destroy men's lives, but to save
them"
Fire has been a great blessing to
mankind. Rightly used it is man's
salvation. With fire man cooks his
lood. warms his home, produces
power for his factories. The camp
tire on the mountainside and the
open tire in the humble collage
have their place in the life of
people who long tor companionship
and ei.jov the peace and quiet of
home.
But while these things are so
Fire is about the most destructive
lone we know. The most deadly
weapons of war are made so by
the use of fire It matters nol
whet her it is a spit-fire in the air
a flame thrower on the ground or
a torpedo tired from a submarine
the thing that kills is fire. The
I lung w hich one day w ill consume
this earth will not be wind or flood
but lire. Willi the coming of the
atomic bomb we are well on our
wav lo complete destruction by fire.
I walked one day thru the streets
of old I'oinpcy where in the year
Tl) A. D. uugry Vesuvius belched
lorth its tire and brimstone and
buried alive that old city but even
esuvius in her angriest mood is
but a t candle compared lo the
destructive force of the atomic
bomb.
We are certainly living today on
the crater of an active volcano from
which there is no escape unless the
will of man is brought into subjec
t ion lo the will of God
Jesus set the example by saying
thai he was come not to destroy
mens lives but to save them . . . .
To save them from all the des
tructive forces of nature .... Eire,
Flood. W ind.
To save them from all the dis
eases known to mankind
To save them from all the sins
of the flesh
To save them from all the forces
of hell ....
Jesus came nol lo set a torch lo
the world but to hold aloft a light
so blight that men in Spiritual
darkness might see the light and be
saved
We do not need to know today
how lo destroy men's lives bul
rather how to save them.
"We have heard a joyful sound,
Jesus saves, Jesus saves
Spread the gladness all around.
Jesus saves. Jesus saves
Hear the news to every land. Climb
Hie steeps and cross the waves,
Onward, 'tis our Lord's command.
Jesus saves, Jesus saves
It it on the rolling tidi
J
esus
saves, Jesus saves;
I to sinners far and wide, Jesus
Tel
saves. Jesus saves;
Sing ye Islands of the sea, Echo
back ye ocean waves.
Earth shall keep her jubilee, Jesus
saves. Jesus saves.
Sing above the bailie's strife, Jesus
savi'S, Jesus saves,
Hy his death and endless life, Jesus
saves. Jesus saves.
Sing it softly thru the gloom, When
the heart for mercy craves.
Sing in triumph o'er the tomb,
Jesus saves, Jesus saves
Give the winds a mighty voice,
Jesus saves. Jesus saves
Let the Nations now rejoice, Jesus
saves, Jesus saves,
Shout salvation full and free. High
est hills and deepest caves,
This our song of victory, Jesus
saves, Jesus saves."
Meteoritei In Museums
There are about 1,000 meteorites
in museums all over the world,
ranging In weight from a fraction
of an ounce to more than 30 tons.
Furlough Pay Bill Gets
Approval liy President
Terminal pay for furlough time
not taken while in the servu e h.i
been agreed upon in a compromise i
plan thai President Truman has ap
proved. The method of pavmonl,
as recommended by the buihel
bureau, was for veterans lo receive
cash for all payments of less th in
$50, and five-year bonds in $25 de
nominations for all greater
amounts.
About 14,000,000 men would be!
eligible for payments at the rate
of 2'i days a month, less tune !f
for passes and furlough, for then
lime in the service, at the rile
uf pay on their rank at tunc of
discharge. The program is expect
ed to cost around $3 billions Final
passage is yet to come in Congress,
which has awaited the budgel
bureau's suggestions on Hie method
of making payment before writing
the measure into law. I
KAKM MACIUNEHV I P
WASHINGTON, Production of
farm m a c h i n e r v climbed to
$5H.4t0.48(i during May . a 2113 per
cent gain over the previous inoiilh.
the civilian production adiiiine.l ra
tion announced.
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FOR SALE
BEAI'TII Tl. COI'NTH V HOME '
Ideal location; all modern conven
iences . . furnished or u ntiii ne heil
. . . five acres ol laud with moun
tain stream. Write: Country Home,
Box 51 I, Wav nesville.
See I's For , . .
Electrical Contracting
(I.ii-ensfd)
Electrical Itepairim; of all Kinds
Phone 472
IIOWKLL KLKCTUIC CO.
J. W. Howell, owner
Shop and Office
I'ndcr Hruilersiin's Corner
IMPORTANT NOTICE
CLEAN YOUR FURNACE FLUE SMOKEPIPE
ALL HEATING DUCTS AND REGISTERS
Holland Giant Vacuum Cleaners
(No Muss or Dil i in House . . . All Work Done from llasemnet )
Most Residences $12.50
We Will Itotfin Cleaning Furnaces in ( anion and Waynesville Aliout July ?,Hh
Name Street Address
City
For Your
HOLLAND FURNACE CO.
(J. A. COST AN, Mgr.
Holland Furnaces Are Immediately Available from Stock at Reasonable Prices.
Asheville, N. C.
She lias a good job
she's good at it
Tlie Telephone Operator hns one of imlinilry'
good jol.H. The work is pleusant ami inter
esling and the wage are attractive.
The heginner's rale here is 925.00 for a five
ilay week. Periodic increase hring this to a
rate of $31.00 a week. This doe not include
extra compensation for overtime or duly at
certain hours of the day.
Over the year, telephone uers have received
increasingly more service for their dollar
employees increasingly higher wage.
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