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FOR SALE 21 acres; 10 in high
state cultivation. Balance good
pasture, some wood. Three
springs. All under good fences.
Tobacco allotment. Good seven
room dwelling; practically new
barn, brooder, hen house and
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saiagtr. mso a good grocery
store. Price reasonable. Located
in Ratcliff Cove. G. E. Moore,
Rt. 1, Waynesville. Sept. 9-12
JNTS see Haywood
i, next to Farmers
Asheville Road. H.
laper plume 277-M.
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FOR SALE-429 Love Lane. 10
room semi-bungalow typt. house
1 3 doors), 2 baths, forced hot
water heat, lower floor all con
crete with asphalt tile, rock fi,.
place, concrete porch. Buy this
and let income from it pay for it
Reasonably priced for quick sale
Owner on premises afternoons or
call 281-W. (f
F?-.R,f Ai;E0ne living room sui,e
Call oo2-J. Sept. 9-12
locomotive anyway."
As to how the train will get to
New York. O'Brien still doesn't
know.
"We may have to go up around by
Poughkeepsie," he says.
The railroads will take special
care of the Freedom Train all
along the line and will give the
train its ice for free. That makes
thev i-ninv WHfr .. j ... , ",l particularly generous.
y:. nJ! VV HCC dnd nal a rt'al The tram will be on Erie track f.,r
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its first dress and with its christen
ing on Wednesday, we feel that it
is quite a big girl now.
It is such a war-mine feplirnr tr.
have friends drop by to tell us how
juv u is to net programs without
a squeal or static it is impossible
to repress in long distance programs.
FOR SALE At a ha
Plymouth pick-up. New tires
Motor A-l shape. See at Five
Point cleaners. Phone 594-J.
Sept. 9-12
FOR SALE One small wood and
coal range with 3u-gallon water
tank, also one single bed with
mattress. Call 227 or 43C-W.
Sept. 9-12
He came in through the front
door like a gust of good fresh
air and after he had chatted a
few minutes and left, we felt
that we had been treated to a
most refreshing tonic. Wonder
why more folk don't realize what
an impression (good or bad)
they can leave with the people
whom they have contacted,
whether It be business or social!
feEVfU.fi CITIZEN
Ibsiiiptions appre-
Tinsley, phone
lesville. tf
bout Catholics . . .
ie Church really
ill should know the
Write for free m-
lox 305, Whiteville,
July 29-Oct. 3
FOR SALE One green mohair
frieze fireside chair; table lamp;
occasional chair; walnut vanity.
122 Boundary St., or call 454-R.
Sept. 9-12
fee 120 gallon Jud
ketric water heat-
priee. Phone 2714
land Cottages, tf
R SELLING?
isitive. confidential
sell a business in
Carolina consult
ness Brokers, suite
Jackson Building,
phone 3166. tf
FOR SALE One cast iron laundry
type water heater with about 10
feet 34-ineh pipe and fittings; the
lot $10.00. A'lso one bund! used
barb wire, probably about two
standard spools, good condition:
five pieces hog wire, 36 and 42
inches, about 225 feet total, ser
viceable condition, all the wire
$10.00. H. C. Wilburn, Box 353,
Waynesville, N. C. Sept. 9-12
Kach day the distant mountains
come a little closer to our win
dows; or, that is the way it seems
But we know it is because the
leaves, are thinning on the trees
that have hidden the mountains all
summer.
only six miles of the 33,000, and
the Erie will donate not only an in
spection but a day's supply of ice.
There is one thing not even the
resourceful Mr. O'Brien has fig
ured out yet. That is a mail and
laundry schedule.
"As nearly as we can tell now,
we will have to ship our dirty
clothes about four stoos alieail
every time," O'Brien said, "and
get our mail the same way."
With 24 Marines and three Ma
rine officers on hoard worrying
about keeping their dress whites,
you can imagine how that one
lias () Hi i( n worried.
MUTT AND JEFF
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BACKWARDS? rM
Veteran harness men rale Madi
son Hanover as one of the top pros
pects for the 1948 Hambletonian.
JITRY HAMS for
iers Cash Grocery,
Street, Canton.
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Warm Morning
'd one winter. Also
'adio and victrola,
Call C18-J.
Sept. 5-tf
jBeautiful building
ii. street, a min-
; 25 ft. front, 225
Not less than
person. $250 pcr
hrst six buyers
uses at 429 Love
3 and 5 every af.
I 281-W. Sent. 5-9
Nh'd apartment.
w room,. kitchen-
Adults. Contact
sCo. Phone 77 tf
SECRETARY - STENOGRAPHER
desires part-time work. Exper
ienced. none 413-R. tf
FOR SALE One Round Oak cook
stove, combined with hot-water
tank and two tons of coal; one
double burner Coleman fuel oil
heater. Phone 381-J. Sept. 9-12
FOR SALE By owner, good loca
tion, on Short street, two blocks
from Main street, house, five
rooms and bath, lot 50x200 feet.
Price $6,000 cash. Wayne Teague
or call 161-W. Sept. 9-12
FOR SALE One team of horses.
See Mrs. B. E. A. Connor, Aliens
Creek. Sept. 9-12
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York.
The train will be on display in
Manhattan under the Waldorf-Astoria
hotel.
"The baggage car's got three
quarters of an inch clearance
there," O'Brien explains. "It
doesn't make any difference about
the locomotive, because we will
push the train in with an electric
FOR SALE Boy's bicycle in good
condition $12 00. Call 53-R-2.
Sept 12
ATTRACTIVE Apartments avail
able at 114 Welch St. Four large
rooms, bath and porches.
Sept. 5-12-19
HOUSE FOR RENT 4-room honso
in Shingle Cove. Lights and
iree water, See Alice Price in
Shingle Cove. Sept. 12-16-19
It pays to use Want Ads. Try 'em.
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Sept. 9-12
w 6 room rock
wl Road.
Psville, Rt 9
Sept. 9-12-16
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bushel. Dolling
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I ore, Clyde, for
M'on.
FOR SALE Wood, gravel and
building rock. See Bill Pearson
or phone 745-J. Sept. 12
ALL CASH or trade, Miami, Flor
ida land for small house and
few acres. Preferably on a main
highway. Immediate occupancy
needed. Vicinity Waynesville,
Dellwood, Balsam, Sylva. Write
House, Box 511.
Sept. 9-12-16-19
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fe and general
r 2 ton truck
e DiKht Hall.
JPt. 5-9-12
w5;wav.hou-;
Pavn 5 ' near
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Pd location. Call
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Septan
NEW, WF.LL-PAID JOBS ARE
OPENING UP IN TWE REGULAR
ARMY'S FIELD ARTILLERY
All Expenses Paid, and $75 a Month
To Start
Startling changes are taking
place in the U. S. Army Field
Artillery! Even veterans of the re
cent war would not recognize the
thrilling new equipment which to
day's Artillerymen are operating.
Some men are chosen for the
Guided Missile School, working on
rockets and rocket-launching in
New Mexico. Others learn to fire
some of the Artillery's new "sky
busters," such as "Little David,"
the 914-mm mortar which hurls a
shell weighing almost 2 tons!
If you are 18 to 34, inclusive 'or i
17 with parents' consent) and other
wise qualinsd, you can sign up for
3 years or more with the Field
Artillery. If you are an ex-serviceman,
you can begin a secure career
close to home, with reasonable as
surance of a one-year assignment in
your own Army Area.
Learn while you earn receive
the highest pay in history, free
food, clothing quarters and medi
cal care. You'll have the chance to
save up to $2,000 during a 3-year
enlistment.
At no obligation to yourself, see
your nearest U. S. Army and Air
Force Recruiting Officer at the
Post Office Building, Asheville.
He'll be glad to tell you of the
opportunities in store for you.
Sept. 12
FURNISHED log cabin, 2 bed
rooms, large living room with
rustic fireplace, 2 porches, 1
baths. Full gas kitchen; garage.
4 miles west on highway 23
about 4 mile back of Fish Hatch
cry. Sept. 12-16
SUMMONS AND NOTICE
In the Superior Court
State of North Carolina
County of Haywood
Lucille F. Browning
vs.
Frank M. Browning
The above named defendant will
take notice that an action has been
commenced in Haywood County
Superior Court for the purpose of
obtaining a divorce on the ground
of two years' separation.
Defendant will further take no
tice that he is required to be and
appear at the office of the Clerk
Superior Court, in Waynesville
North Carolina, not later than 2P
days from the 19th day of Septem
ber, 1947, and answer or demur tc
the complaint filed herein, or the
Plaintiff will demand the relief
prayed for in the complaint, to wit
an absolute divorce.
This the 25th day of August
1947.
C. H. LEATHERWOOD
Clerk of the Superior Court
Haywood County, N. C.
No. 1659, Aug 29, Sept. 5-12-19
ATTENTION
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FOR SALE White enamel Majes
tic coal range Good condition.
Call 55-R-2 or 381-W. Sept. 12
FOR SALE New 4 room house in
Hazelwood, plastered, insulated,
hardwood floors, wired for elec
tric range, built in bath tub, fire
place and flue. Finished on out
side with asbestos shingles. If
a G. I. is interested in this house,
I will pay for appraisal. See
Homer Justice at Justice Furni
ture Store or call 845-J. Sept 12
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra
tor, D.B.N., of the estate of Lou
ellen Justice, deceased, late of Hay
wood County, North Carolina, thir
is to notify all persons havinf
claims against the estate pf sai(
deceased to exhibit them to th(
undersigned at Waynesville, NortI
Carolina, on or before the 2nd da
of September. 1948. or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This the 2nd day of September,
1947.
JOE C. HOWELL,
Administrator, D.B.N, of the Es
tate of LOUELLEJ JUSTICE,
deceased.
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CARL C. ANDERSOK
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FOR SALE 1930 A-model wood
saw motor, steel frame, new saw,
belt and battery. Norman Cald
well, Rt. 2, Waynesville.
Sept. 12-16-19
LOST Silver bracelet Friday,
Sept. 8. Reward. Mrs. Joe Rose.
Telephone 882rM. Sept-12-16 1 1661 Sept. 0-12-19-26 Oct. 3-10
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra
tor of the estate of Harry Justice,
deceased, late of Haywood County,
North Carolina1 this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned at
waynesville, wortn Carolina, on or
before the 2nd day of September,
1948, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. Al per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This the 2nd day of September,
1947.
JOE C. HOWELL,
Administrator of the Estate of
HARRY JUSTICE, deceased.
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