FRIDAY,
f PAGE FOUR (Swfond Section)"
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Pictures Of Park
To Be Shown Here
On Friday Night.
An illustrated lecture with col
oured slides bt-i iih used, will lie
given at the Court house here l"i i
day August 2'.i at H M o'clock. In
Arthur Stupka. naturalist "I the
Great Smoky Mountain!- National
Park
For two summers many have en
joyed these lectures on I he I'.irk
and its natural lite. This year Mr
Stupka will have many new and
beautiful scenes of mountains, dow
ers and animals of the I'aik. lie
lias been working on the plant and
animal life of the Park lor the
past 12 years and has an mtei est im;
and outstanding collection of pict
ures on all phases of Park Mi .
There are. within the Park it
self. (()! miles of trout 1 1 cons am'
trails. over a hall million aiies of
land; 16 peaks more than t nun leel
high, more than lL'Wi I Invv erinr
plants, some that appear in late
January, to the latest bloom Hie
witch liael that olleii hold it
blossoms into I ei eudiei . i.ii
fungi, mosses. In In n. and liw r
worts ammo: (he iei t pi.oii
life. HO different pi no-, oi nai i e
trees, giant ti re ol i lie Imil
maple, spruce, hirch. populai .
1 hododrndi on, dogwood a,, ilea and
other plant lite in pmlu -ion
Koainine. (bin tie- I 'ai I. an Imil
dreds of black In ai . vi bile lad. d
deer. led and i:ia lev. boluit.
raccoon, qun i el . wild tin k i
grouse, liard . and sn.il.e There
are 5(1 specie . of tur Immi iu : am
main, some i!0ll Inuls In in", m tin
area The Park st cues and lei I hi e . ai e
both ediicat lonal and hi ,blv enlei
taining The (deal Sinnl.v hniu
tain-. National Pal k lias bad inure
visitors since its establishment than
an;, other Park in the I inled Stale-,
dm ing the open ea on
The entertainment I-1 nt.iy in.'.lil
is sponsored by the Chamber ol
Commerce. Theie aie no .(.Illu
sion charges.
Capital Letters
(Continued Prom Pane Two)
roll, and earnings in Slate indust
ries for one month this .war.
So we really haw a Linn way
to go.
NO ITS - A 1 N C Slate Km
plovec. Association" pinup is being
lorined, claim . fi Ml members () K.
Huberts. Mars Mill H i 1 1 principal.
Is one ol I lie loimilei s. I he ol her:
W. It I'm' 'iison ol Hill ii - die, disl
I u I engineer with I In- SI ale I ligli
vv.iv Depallme'il I'lirpo e to ob
tain bm.her .il.u n lor Stale em
I die. ccs 1 tn - S,( per ; en i bailees
lor ill nn I b . v ei v iiii m s i'. He. e on:
leal ol Slab einplo' e, , to ret inlo
a union ol tin c pe The linal
stii 1 1 ; . t 1 1 ol a I -1 -el in Sllllal loll
he. in n .d a I it ' I " 1 1 1 1 a nd an
a- -.in nil ion oi I in t ' pe v. on Id be
pil hill v. eak in I In. ii- pe. I .
Ilea. I ol the il mil Slate De
li, n I mi n1 1 .all. ir. In' iirance.
IJe'.enile etc aie epecleil to
n.eet v. 1 1 ! 1 1 n I v. u nn I. I o , at t enipl
to -.el up an .' - I he bo.ii .1 salai y
1 1.. 1 1 .i e 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 i In 1 -n: nail I ed to
1 1. e I it i I. it in i 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' a ' I here
v.. add be a .ib. I Ii.. in with no
I il 1 1 ' I I bleki Mil" anion:', depal'l -
leetil ,. lo Ibe 1 1 1 . i p. i increase to
I a: I. I'M
j ( in.- dep.. i Inn ill im I last week
1 1 1-1 I i , 1 1 1 s ! I . ,i 1. ii l epl e .enla
'll'.i ..I I I I. I i in . In I i ipiesl a
j "i. pi . ii ill i iii i . a i I a i .. ei limb .
I i,.,:i. i It ' lis pi i lit :- ! o pel iiiolll II
I :oi in . a 1 1. ill ill lb" baae s.i l.irv
. ' 'hi I Mr. I ' ' . i ! to be I I'lUesled
! si: pel t!,e. 1 1 , i 1 .1 I - lien i as apainst
I Is pie i lit '- 1 1 1 . i s 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 and Ii
- i nl l i l in ' le w Ii. ii an employee
Ml is hi. ii ii ii i a l , i 1 1 1 1 1 1 . a I ei I with
l,be pi e cut I I I I I III -
Throngs Gathering For Dinner Picnic
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35 5Ky
"i LOST 32 LBS.!
WEAR SIZI 14 AGAIN"
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Wh,.'I t M. -1-1,1.- u.ih V V I s ,- ,
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pill II lei' t fsl ,.. W.W S ,
(null I'l llinlll'l- Inn i.
In Iih-hI trts . ,,(, lu, .,.. .
jll.lll Hi ! t-.r - Mint. 1 ,,'M, 00
peruinN lout 11 1 I S pout "Is
hv em tie in ; few t it Ii
the At 1S Vitamin t.yiuly
Heducing Flan.
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Altei
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driK I m pifiii v
lt ItlPftl.-J, I1llliui, fir
jit t i:t m i1mw n. Htiti pU'
IU- v iMin.nis U H im I il , l-f,.i
IbfttU. Only fj 2 ioi 3D tUvb' Miojily. l'lriiie
Smith's Cut Itiitr UriiK Store
TI M 1 1 1 .IIS line out ol every
loin sel . ,-. espeeled In be short
nt le.'iellel ben sclinol bet-jus
Sepl. I lib I la I III al .1 holds. ,'IS
ii nal ii'lliie: Ibe word of il.
ITiuoip d and npi i inlendenls are
In in.' toned to lake anslhini: I hey
e.ili I l ml Con--eiUelil l , blllnllcds
o! so called teachers uhn ha(.' no
bu .1 III s in the elasl ooln Will be
"I u i.i k Ibis .ai , and I he result
of this in i bach i n:; will not he
come lull', apparent until li s loo
I. ue lo 1 1. ..hi ibe roin: Sils-onc
ioiinl supei inlendenls have re
pelled !l!i:s vaeaneiiss, and -111 city
nulls, 1 ' t ) ai aiu ies nd this Is
not the complete -Inn lor many
'- I I olln i,il h.iM'ii 1 1 1 - I the
C. I' dn. al mil soei.il ol their
lioubles. are -.uUeiiug in silence.
Flavors Soup
Mai i'.'old an- rnnui in pnts in
I Knglanil as a clmiee kitchen herb,
which is iscd bu lla'..iing soups.
rrr' ' -v -- - jc"' ' sy ' " -
V . . -i . s- . ',.
... e -
4 j -fi itf&mrn &, ,-'4- -rd S
I lere is auol her -i'. e
Chapel for the annual
i.l lb. Vim people who attended the Calaloochce reunion recently al Palmer'
. i 1 1 1 le liisr.iin. Skvland Studiol.
Present Generation Has Failed To
Solve Single Problem, Says Dr.
Andrew Blackwood At Rotary Meet
b
nbii
"The present general
solved a single vv orld pr
Andrew W lilackw
Ion Universit , told Ii
I'riday.
"We still have I In
inline, gambling, v ice
and greed." be cniil inmsl
"The world's gieali.l m
'men' men that are leaders.
side ol' the field ol letiee.
been mad.
al. ol P
lol.n Ian
piobl
ball
In H
il I
I Mil
el".
In
III I lt progress ha
men in advancing in i r I bo e o
ol her general ions, " be sml
I )r ISIarkwnod was i n 1 1 a e s
wil h this sect ion, and i i i- - P. i i . a
il s oat oral rcsou i ce , I nil i "in 1 ie 1
ed his remarks, with "The i Inel
sel of any town, coiinl., tale o
nal ion is its girls and hie- Whin
il is not easy, il is pn --able I . , i a i
good hoys anil girls ihinie.: 1 1 i e1 .'
Hack nl' il all, Ihere are I i till
t ions that we must put mi i boor u
during this period, and I hat i - on
Coal Output Hits Peak
Despite Lack of Cars
j WASHINGTON, Despite a grow
ing shorlage of railroad coal ears
causing a loss of BOO.OOO tons of
coal weekly, mine output is at ree-
jonl levels. Die Bureau of Mines
d i closed today.
The Coal Mines Admiiiistiat ioti,
. -pei al in". I he lulu in i nous pi Is mines
line the ( loveriuneilf seized them
la I Max T. said about 20,1)00 mine
cars are considered by railroads to
1 i obsolete or iu need of repairs.
Nevertheless combined biluinin
and anllnacile output has ex-
d 12,1100,000 tons weekly
full work week since June 1.
ceec
cv el
church and home."
There were ill! visitors, and the
pioi'i am was in charge of Dr. Frank
S Love.
FKEE '-S5&0G
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FREE
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ctioe
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Letters To The
Editor
I.ITFK TO Till; I DITOK:
Dear Sir;
I leel that I must tell you how
much 1 have enjoyed seeing the
siiuare dances, after an absence
of several years. The Chamber of
Commerce or whoever is respons
ible should know that the visitors
would certainly miss seeing (he
dancers.
Sam Queen is doing so much lo
bring this piece of mountain lili
before us and to perpetuate it as
part of the recreation of Hie lo
cality.
Please thank Sam .and whoever
is responsible for Ibis program
Very Sincerely,
Mrs. William G. Sanchez
Miami lieach, Kla.
HERE and THERE
Caldwell
PropDiv
WEDNESDAY.
2:00 O'Clock
Located on Mooney Cove Road . . . Follow Highway 284 (Dellwood Road)
One and One-Half Miles from Waynesville.
Located mi Alnonev Cove h'.ip.l. Knilnu irlivv;iy No.
284 (IMhvooil i;,,;t,l) miles IV.. m .ivue.-villi'.' X. ('.
Tufll left oil .Miiniii-v Cove Hn.'n! to I i . . j . it .
This property 1 1 ; i s limi stil,-,livi.leil into linine.-ites ;,inl
small acmiKf tmcls. There j, mi.- four-mom house,
barn and Kood corner with found;, (ion for house. Kus1
service, electricity avaiinl.le. mail route and close to
good school and churches.
uui' of 'lie lust property near Waynesville
We invite you !o drive out, look this property over , . .
Pick out what you want and he with us on clay of sale.
Participate in the free drawing for $."(). 00 bill and buy
a I your own price.
TERMS: Third cash . . . Balance in six and twelve months.
Sale Conducted by
C. F. Williams & Alston Clark Land Auction Co.
118'' W. Washington Street 1 ' '
Phone 495.,
High Point, N. C.
(Continued Prom Paye Two)
life since then crowded Willi re
cognitions of his ability.
While disappointed, w. re
spected 1 1 i tn for his silence
on polities and current issues
lie showed not only his fine
sense of values, hut also a very
definite political astuteness.
He was not on a political mis
sion. He was not concerned
with votes Monday afternoon
at Lake Junaliiska. He was
a sincere chilli liin.in. discuss
ini; the postwar challenge to
the churches of the world
and he diaenotiscd the crying
needs of civilization. He
brought a message of world
peace and how it might lie
achieved, which held an im
pressive sermon for all who
heard him.
Is your child irritable, fret
ful tugging at your skirts?,
This crossness is often the
sign a laxative it needed.
FT
Most children have times
when faulty elimination
makes them tired, sluggish,
with a coated tongue. When
this happens, remember the
quick relief Triena brings.
Made with famous senna, it's;
effect 1 VP Dptitln
1 KltNA won't
upset your child.
it tastes good
because it's
flavored with
Dure nrune
juice. 30c,
large size
sue. use as
directed on
label.
nil u.i" j,,.. . un
lillllVI jlil'l'B.ei'llllKINII
SAVE
With
SPUR
Your Protect ion
Against
Higher Gasoline
Prices
Corner Haywood
and
Depot Street
Norman Pless Is
With Blanton's
Business College
Norman Pless, well known Hay
wood man, is now with Blanton's
Business College, Asheville, as field
aKi-nt. He will be here Wednes
day, at the LeJ'aine Hotel to inter
view veterans and graduates for
business training.
Mr. Pless will discuss the G. I.
Hill of Right privileges, room,
hoard, apartments, miscellaneous
costs, veteran allotments, eligibil
ity, various courses offered, jobs
anil pay offered after completing
the courses, and other information.
Mr. Pless is a graduate of Blan
ton's where tie enrolled soon after
completing his high school work
at Bethel school. Before he vol
unteered for service lie was em
ployed at the First National hank
at Waynesville. After receiving
his medical discharge from the
navy, he was connected with the
First National Bank and Trust
company at Asheville, and later
received an appointment as assist
ant hank examiner, being one of
the youngest men to hold such a
position iu the I'niled Slates. He
resigned his commission lo further
his education in banking at the
University of Ninth Carolina.
Uuc to the crowded conditions
ol schools and colleges throughout
Ibe country, where many are be
ing turned away, Blanton's has ac
quired new quarters to meet the
demand of men students desiring
an education.
HOME Fruvie.r
We Can't Sav W u.... ,. '. ' "'-"iS
everything to make thc. '' ha(,
A VISIT
Your PHILCO and i((' .....
And Other All!. . U '"ii
caglemihmTLRK(:;;m
On the Square m Ay
ChJ
Drs.
SEAVER and L0CKA
vi i-i.siit'Vl (i
OPTOMETRisT,
First Floor . . . Mai
''it'll' BuiMii,
6" avr,.J
Vba. I." -
FRIDAY EACH WKEK - - 9
H. M. SEAVER, O. D. JOH"!
Stalin Lives In Class
Premier Stalin has a palatial
home a few miles from the Krem
lin, built beside the river by a
wealthy mine owner, and surround
ed by a brick wall. In his spacious
office In the Kremlin hang portraits
of Marx and Lenin, as well as of
himself. Here he may have lunch;
dinner is more formal, served in his
small Kremlin apartment.
Dine and Dance
- - - At The ...
Betty Jean Club
Two Miles Out on Higlma-.
Open Every Night from 5 (in p m .
featuring:--- WKSTKK.V stf
SKA Ft Kills
CHICKKX
CHOI'S
Bfcfcrt AT ALL TIMES - - - EXCKI'T SIX
WE CATER TO SPECIAL I 'ARTIE,
No Minimum or Federal Tax CharKl- IiriJwri:
This is the house that Jack built.
This is the wife that keep hou?e
in the house that Jack built.
This is the washer that does the
wash that helps the wife keep
house in the house that Jack built.
This is the iron that irons
the wash the washer
washed, that helns the
wife keep house in the house that Jack built.
This is the wire that carries the power
that heats the iron, and turns the wash" tM-
the wash, that helps the wife keep house
in the house that Jack built.
I ... . .. . f Wfric IivinP
jlhis is trie story or better living -
in lack's house. The tale could eo on endlessly, for clectn
r .. . . . . .... 1 : rr are butt11
avivaii. ur many talents, ot which washing ana uvu -
The electric power that helps Jack's wife is
ready, dependable, available in any quantity at any ti'"c' n
doesn't need much jack to pay the bill
This is the company that strings the wires and makes the j
that gives the Jacks and countles families like theffl
comforts and convenience of electric living.
(CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT
fno "THE SUMMC ELECTHIC HOOH" Ilk Ann JomhM. M a ' C!S
ond Robtrt Armbru,fr,i Orchnlrm. trtry Sunday uHtrmo. fp