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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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'Don't condemn ALL women just because twcnty-nme
ol' than gave you a raw deal!"
Farm Glean -Up
' Suggestions' Made
By Specialist
The fanner who gives his place
a real spring "cleaning" now will
not only improve the looks of his
farm but will also make it health
ier and easier to keep "trim " the
rest of the year, says C. H Ratch
forcl. Extension farm management
j specialist at State College.
He offered the following clean
up liinis for larin families: Ciatlrer
-ami dispose of all tin cans. Kilher
bury them or punch holes in them,
to avoid providing breeding places
fur msiiiiloes.
Tick up all loose wire. Don't
overlook the old oaling wire which
has accumulated. It is easy to find
now bctore grass and weeds have
grown I. liter il will tangle in ma
chiiit ix trip persons and animals,
and cause a great deal of other
UVU,i
Ht mi re all broken glass is dis-po.-i
d ol. thus prev enting cuts on
children's feet next summer.
Check fences and repair those
broken or falling down. A good
!ci:cv adds to the appearance of
ihe laim; a poor one detracts.
l!ii;IH along with the fences, fix
those gates so they swing free and
, easy .
Clean up the Iced room, granary,
corn ci ihs. and wood house. Don't
provide liiilmg places for rats and
breeding places for insects. Clean,
well-arranged outbuildings will
JEWS SCIZfc -STRATEGIC HILL
T-5 FinnerWill
Participate in
Army Maneuvers
Tech. 5th Gr. J. W. Finney is de
parting with his unit, Co. E, 505th
A. I. I?.. of the 82nd Airborne
division, Fort Bragg, for the Third
Army -Ninth Air Force training
maneuver which will take place
in the Kentucky-Tennessee border
region during the month of May.
Army and Air Force personnel
from posts and bases throughout
the seven southeastern states will
assemble at Camp Campbell, Ky.
The exercises will open with the
82nd division paratroopers "hitting
the silk" to establish and hold an
airhead. These troopers will be
inwiv followed bv ground rein
forcements moving overland to
support this airhead. The man-
euver will end in a four-day all-;
out offensive starting May 24.
New Method Discovered
Tor Weigh Freight Ca
MINNEAPOLIS UPj Milll;,.
ta has captured the attcmi"
railroaders across the nation v
a revolutionary "rolling 1(
freight car weighing method ,:
undergoing tests here.
The system, which could (
'commercial weighing
Friday
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announcing
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Next to First Stute l!;,K - vi
UNDER XKW MA.ACFy J
Hershel Caldwell
J'lione ir,.v
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There is no better paint made 1
I .M C. N. ALLEN & CO.
i . ' Phone 48 .Main Street Ilazelwood i
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and ready to serve you from our
New Location
(In Building Formerly Occupied by Book Store)
OPPOSITE 1st NAT'L BANK
In our new location we will have more room, a larger, more completely
equipped repair department and a wider selection of radios, records and
other electrical appliances for you to choose from. We cordially invite
you to visit us in our new location.
Jonaes Radio Service
S50.00 Tree! -Uylon Hose
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HI
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OF THE
MEMBERS Of HAOANAH, the Jewish army, (top) climb Mount Kastel
over rubble of the desttoyed town alter forcing a large Arab force to
retreat. This important point, which has changed hand several times,
overlooks the highway over which food convoys must pass to Jerusalem.
Bottom, British armored cars prepare to convoy truckloads of food over
the vital road which leads to the besieged Holy City. ( International)
Transactions In Real Estate
Eairfl Feirgdoson h
Located on Bean Town and New Soco GapRrJ
athan Ureek lownship
10:00 A.M.
Waynesville Township
Queen .lust ice Jones and hus
band to 1'rcd Henry Moody and
wife.
J. N. Tate and wife to J. N. Tate,
Jr.. and wile.
J. H. Way. Jr., and wife to Delia
C'ompton and husband.
W. H. Hurgin and wife to W. H.
SwanHer and husband.
Dallas Rhea Clark and wife to
John It. Carver and wife.
Hoberl Kraneis Anton and wile
to Clarence J. Hyatt and wife.
Belle S Arlington to Hoy E. Ar
I'incton. Herlha Seott Wilson to Charles
U. Ketner and wile
R. V. WeVh and wife to M. O.
Olallowav
Clyde Township
Bon-A-Venture. Inc. to H. C.
Hokoinb and Fay C. Holcombe.
Bon-A-Vnture. Inc. to S. B. Mc
Cracken and Guy McCrackcn.
Bon-A-Venture. Inc. to trustees
of Edwards-Clark-Messer Post No.
5198. Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Bon-A-Vnture. Inc. to K. A.
Ownebv and wife.
Ivy Hill Township
John R. Carver and wife to
j George H. Jones. Jr.
j Elsie Blaylock to Robert Owens
j and wife.
1 1 10 Acre Farm located in the Jonatnan ureeK lownship on tl,,. i)f.;lll j
! known as the Manson lloweu larm. i goou room house. 2 hmih. jr!,
silo and other outbuildings in good state ol repair. .!J m ie i1:i(lll .jj
'well balanced farm, well watered and tenced. (ood rass land.
2:00 P. M.
New Soto Gap Koad between Lake Junaluska and Dellu nod Itn ul. 2j bmJ
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sold; some ol me DCSl lots ever ouereu mr aait-.
THURS.,
MAY
lieaverdam Township
S. B MeCraeken et als to Nanie
M. Pickens.
I.cteh Hall and wire to Roy Ray
and wife.
H. I.. Miller ami wife to W. I'..
.Miller and wife.
R. I.. Miller and wile to DaNv
Ilolcpmhe and husband.
R. I.. Miller and wife to Mrs.
Let ha Recce.
H. I.. Miller and wile to Fred E.
Miller and wile.
R. I.. Miller and wife to Bertha
Miller Sliope and husband.
save time later.
Burn all branches pruned fronf
the trees and bushes in the yard
and orchard.
Apply paint where needed. A
coat of paint will help the looks of
many buildings' and make them lasfi
years loncer.
Crabtree Township
Roy Smith and wife to V V.
Smith.
V. VV. Smith and wife to A H.
Parton and wife.
10:00 A. M,
and 2:30 P,
RAIN OR S
On Easy Terms, 13 Cash, bal. 1 2 mili
Lunch to be served by the Ladies of the Meiluidisi (Imrth
Driv p Out . . . Look the Pronertv Over . . Be With I s On Day ul SlIl
And Bid Your Own Price
it1 . . Come . . . Brins Your Family . . Come . . Whether m
West & Gossell Land Auction
! Offices At: WEAVERVILLE and CANTOS'. V (
TROY WEST, SR.. Sales Manager TROY WEST, JR. and 11. C. f.OSSffl
I MUSIC ! "LIST IT WITH US AND PUT IT IN nil i
State Loses All But One
Of Civil War Veterans
OLYMPIA, Wash. L'Pi The
ranks of Washington's remaining
Civil War veterans were cut in
half by the death of Jacob Cheadle.
Cheadle was one of the two
menjbers of the GAR living in the
state. Now. Hiram Gale of Seattle
is the last survivor of the war be
tween the states.
The Olympia veteran died at his
home shortly after celebrating his
100th birthday.
Cheadle was born in what is now
Newport. O.. March 4. 1848. He
served with the 39th Missouri Vol
unte an infantry outfit in the
Union Army, when he was 16.
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THE FIRST LINE LONfr MILEA&6 TIRE
CONTINUOUS, FREE-ROtllNG TREAD DESIGN
WEARS EVENLY, OFFERS YOU EXTRA-LONG
MILEAGE, WHISPER-SILENT OPERATION.
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HOME OWNED ond OPERATED by
C. R. ECKHOFF
Depot Street Waynesville, N. C. Phone 106
Plenty of Paints For four I
STANDARD BRAP
BEING OUT OF THE' HIGH RENT DISTRICT
PLENTY WAXES CLEANERS BRUSHES
Junaluska Supply Co.
Jerry Liner, Owner
Phone 88 Lake Junaluska
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