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1946
War Information fame, has a on
working with United Press in
Halois!"- . Tne circulation of the
I'rorj-i s.-ive Farmer is now over
l.O(K).'HW) ... as of the (Mober
issue. Advertising has become so
Ilea1 y that Advertising Man John
Cordon has been forced to sell his
hand.'ome Raleigh residence and
movi to New York. . . $1,000,000
is n jw being distributed to hos
pitals, by the State, on the basis
of the number of unable-to-pay
folks i indigents! cared for, etc. . .
Reports are that Yadkin OOP's and
Demo's may Ret together and send
Democrat Grover Williams to the
Legislature on November 5. This
would rival the "man biles dot;"
in the matter of making news.
That's all. brother.
Ursolic Acid
Cranberry skins yield a wax called
ursolic acid that may come back to
dining tables as an emulsifying
agent in mayonnaise, or to dressing
tables in cosmetics.
Including
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Stayman Winesap
Stark's Delicious
Rome Beauty
Service
pie a
Station
At Barber's Orchard
Highway 19-23
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wood County Hereford Breeders Consignment
SALE
- 56 head - si covs
AUCTION
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PT TEXAS 8, 4057082, considered one of the best bulls in the state.
for sale at auction, some of the best Here-
ltle at can be found anywhere. Both
Horned Herefords.
Carr-'lnS blood lines of the top herds of
Some females bred to such sires as
Texas 8 and E E R Victor Domino.
K Earl Gartin
Auctioneer,
'"formation or catalog write or see
ris, secretary tt i
One Killed
(Continued from rage One!
' tile C!! lie over
repairs on Mir
, on to Ashevi'.le
and made sufficient
bus and carried it
about 1:30 Sunday
morning.
The deceased was a veteran of
World War II and had served in
I the l.uropean theater of operations,
where he was attached to the 95th
j Infantry Diwsion of the V. S. Army.
I Funeral servic.es w ill be conduct
ed at the t'ove Creek Baptist
Ichunh at l! 00 o'clock this aller
noi n. Pcv. ilouaul Mann of Can
ton will o:lkiate. Hurial will be
in the Ua is cemetei .
Seiving as pallbearers will be
F.dgar Messi-r, Troy I.ee Messer.
Joe llaneli. llersthel Ilryson. Jolin-
; ny Davis, .lames Reeves, F.lincr
Sutton and Boone lieeves.
Nieces will be in charge of the
Mowers.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Miss lva K. Pressley of the
Pigeon section: two sons, William
and Dale: and two daughters, lneva j
and Betty Burr; his parents, Mr.
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home you have built for them. At an amazingly small
cost you can have a Jefferson Standard Mortgage
(Cancellation Plan which will pay off the mortgage
Jn full in the event of your death, and probably leave
gi little extra besides.
You owe it to your family to investigate this plan
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S. E. CONNATSER
SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
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Market
Reports
(Continued from page one)
and fryers 42 to 40, heavy bens
Si to 33. and roosters 20.
Livestock
Asheville: Auction sale, Oet 4.
and Mrs. J. V. I.eatberwood of
Pigeon: two brothers, John I.ea
tberwood of Hendersonville. and
I ephas of Waynesville; eight sist
ers, Mrs. Noah and Mrs. K. L.
Parks of Waynesville, H.F.I), No. 2.
Mrs. Clayton Pressley of Canton,
ll.l'l). No. 1, Mrs. Frank Canard
of llazelwood, Mrs. Jack Spain of
Kichmond. Va.. Mrs. Marion Messer
and Mrs Carson Hannah of Cove
Creek, and Mrs. Elliott Hill of Hen
dersonville. Crawford Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements,
with nearly 2,000 head receipts,
ednesday
High School
Grounds
1 O'clock
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TIIE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Legion Meeting
Postponed To
Thursday, 17th
The regular meeting of the local i
post of the American Legion which 1
was to have bfcn held this Friday
(11), has been postponed until next
week on account of the football 1
game between Waynesville and I
Canton, it was learned from D. T I
Whitman, commander.
The meeting will be held on i
I nursday, the 17th at 'he Legion
Home on Depot street.
good demand and all classes gen
erally. 75 to 125 higher. Cows
fat butcher beef type 12.00 to 14 7o:
medium 10.00 to 12 00. and can
ners and cutters 7.00 to 10.00
Heifers good fat type 15.50 to
17 25; medium to good !3.0 to
15 00: common and dairy type 11 00
to 13 t 0, and stockers 12 00 to 15.00
Calves top for good fat vealers
was 20.70. the ceiling: medium type
15 00 to 18.00: culls and dairy type
11 00 to 15.00; good heavy stocker
type 15 00 to 18.00; and fair to
medium stockers 13 00 to 15 00
Steers large percentage of sale
was made of steers, however med
ium to good type moved very
freely. Butcher steers 17.50 to
18 75; medium to good 1500 to
17.50; fair to medium 11.00 to 15.00;
good and medum type stockers
13.00 to 1000 and common and
dairy type 11.00 to 13 00. Bulls
good fat butcher type 13 95, ceiling;
fair to medium 1 1 00 to 13.00. and
common and dairy type 0 00 to
11.00. Sheep--a few fat lambs
sold for 18.10.
Various Products
Apples on the Atlanta market
Ga.. S. C, Va. and N. C. various
varieties, poor lo ordinary quality.
1.25 to 1.75, a few host high at 2 00
N. C. Homes, large to very large.
3 00 to 3.50. Va. boxes 21.' in nun
Delicious 4 10 to 4.25, V. S. No
1 medium to large Staymans 4 00 ;i
bushel. Potatoes: at the Farmers
Exchange held up to 2.00. Cab
bage: on Atlanta market. N. C 50
lb. sacks, many white, ordinary to
fair 1.00 to i.50, few best 1 75
Black Walnuts the Farmers Ex
change, with expectations of a big
harvest from over the count offers
3.50 per 100 pounds.
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis
Chronic bronchitis may develop If
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron
chitis Is not treated and you cannot
afford to take a chance with any medi
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid naturo to
soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
creosote by special process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way it quickly allavs the cough, per
mitting rest and sleep, or you are to
have your money back. (Adv.)
RIDE THE
TWIN-CITY BUS
SAFE - - - DEPENDABLE - - - ECONOMICAL
PAREi THEATRE
WAYNESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MATJNEE: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 2:45 P. M. . . .
Saturday 2:00 and .'J:'?0; Sunday 2 and 4 P. M.
NIQHT SHOW: 7:00 and 9:00 daily; Sunday 9:00 only.
Owl Show 10:30 Saturday.
ADMISSION : Children Under 12 Years, 12c; Adults, All
Seats, 35c TAX: On Children's Pass, 2c; Adult Pass, 6c
MONDAY-TUESDAY OCTOBER 7-8
Cloak and Dagger
Starring
GARY COOPER AND LILIJ PONDS
News of the Day and .Short
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 9
"Freddie Steps Out"
Starring
FREDDIE, STEWART AND JUNE PREISSER
Also Mysterious Mr. M . . . Short and Comedy
THURSDAY
tt
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Jttenaezvous
Starring
EDDIE ALBERT AND FA YE MARLOWE
F6X News and Short
FRIDAY
Night Train To Memphis
Starring
ROY ACUFF AND SMOKY MOUNTAIN BOYS
News of the Day and Short
DEATHS
MARION LINER
Funeral services were held Sat
urday afternoon for Marion Liner,
82. of Crabtree, who died at his
home Thursday following a long
illness. The Rev. Forrest Ferguson.
Rev. H. P MeCracken and Rev. C.
F. Owen officiated and burial was
made in the church cemetery.
Mr. Liner was a life-long resi
dent of Haywood county and was
a retired farmer.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Minnie Dills Liner: three sons.
Dewey and HroaiUis i Babel Liner
of Canton, and Orville Liner of
Morganton. K : three daughters,
Mrs. Lester Clark. Canton, Mrs
Fred C, lance. Clyde, and Mrs. Mark
Jones of Crabtree; three brothers.
A. T. Liner of Canton, It D Liner
of Buffalo. S. C , and L. N. Liner
of Greensboro; and 12 grandchil
dren. Serving as pallbearers were
Eugene and L .1 Wood. John
Glance. Troy Hill, Hen Hill, Jr .
and Wallace Hill
Wells funeral home was in charge
of arrangements.
MRS ALPHEA CATIIEY
Funeral services were held at
11 o'clock Sunday morning at the
Bethel Methodist church for Mrs.
Alphoa Kinslaiul Cat hey. 84, w ho
died at her home in Bethel section
of the county at noon Saturday,
following an extended illness. Rev,
C. W Benson officiated. Hurial
was in the Bethel cemetery.
Grandsons were pallbearers and
gnrnddaughlci s wi re in charge of
the Mowers.
Mrs. Cat hey. a native of Hay
wood county, was the widow of K.
C. Calhey, well known resident of
I la wood county.
Surviving are four sons, Jim,
;iva'.
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Tom and John Day Cathey. of Hay-,
wood county, and Rurlun Catluy.
of Spartanburg. S C; two daugh
ters. TWIss Mary Cathey. ot the
home, and Mrs. J. F. lilalock ol
Haywood county.
The Wells funeral home of C ni
ton, was In charge of the arrange
ments. MISS MILDRED VANCE
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday afternoon nt 2 o'clock at
the Bethel Methodist church for
Miss Mildred Vance, 31. of the
Bethel section who died at the
Haywood County Hospital I'ncl.n
morning. Rev. Clarke Benson cilli-
dated. Hurial was in the i hurcn i
SLACK'S
NationnI "Flowers of the Allies" in beautiful
designs on fine sheer or crepe in 36" head
squares. Euch design in rich color combinations.
Rayon
As Featured in GLAMOUR and CHARM
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Woolens . . . ilaons . .
and
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cemetery.
; Surviving are her father, John
I T. Vance, of Bethel; three broth
ers Harry L. of Detroit, and David
'ami Turner Vance of Bethel; two
sisters. Mrs. Reed Ledbetter of
! Newport News, Va., and Mrs. Jack
I Htgdon of Bethel,
j The Garrett funeral home of
Waynesville was in charge of the
arrangements.
I'TOPIA
And wasn't it a famous Holly
wood film figure, on hearing there
was no taxe s in Utopia, ordered a
contractor to build a colossal man
sion for him somewhere in the city
limits
Christian Science Monitor.
Upper Crust
Fashions
Zygote
Pronouncd Bob-oy)
Wear Them
Morning
Noon
Night
. Nylons . . .
Sequins Trimmed Silks.
to $7.95
finton. Brcvnrdr B.C.
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