DAY, JANUARY
THE ' WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
By STANLEY
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ilh black band. "W.C.P."
kl on back. Please call
hitener I'revost. Reward.
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Y TOP PRICES for Irish
i. black walnuts, onions,
s anil shoals. Junaluska
Phone H8. tf
PR SANDING
FINISHING
I'hone 710-VI
X. It KAMI. LIT, JR.
I)i lluooil Road
FOR RENT $7.00 per
one $5 00 and $6.00 per
person for two in one
few .T.ailable. LeFaine
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SN ELECTRIC CO.
Main Street
Atlas Permaguard
P'ze. Pel iii.ini nt Ivnn
lad Service Station Hl.
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To couples onlv! 3
'"Hafii'S. 1 mil,, west nf
p Mrs. J. . Gosselt
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HUHRY! HURnvi
I'.leetiie Vacuum Clean
''larlv $04.95, Special
Main Street. tf
Shucks from 75 biinh-
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Auto Radios
TEF.D SERVICE
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1 Appliances
"c Ranges
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FOR SALE Have all the modern
conveniences of the city by hav
ing us to install you a Rohhins
and Myers or Peerless deep or
shallow well pump. Easy terms.
CAGLE FURNITURE CO.
Clyde, N. C. if
A REAL BARGAIN RCA Radio
Phonograph. "Slightly used. Spe
cial price. Call 461, Waynesville.
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WELLS DRILLED
Water Welle a Speciaitj
farm Some Dttriet
10 Years' r:xp:neni-e
GREEN BROS.
WELL-DRILLING CO.
R. 3, Canton, N. C. Ph. Canton 2920
DAYTON "V" BELTS AH sizes in
stock. MARTIN ELECTRIC CO.
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AMANA
Walk-In-Refrigerators
FARMERS FEDERATION
FOR SALE Good mountain block
wood. Phone 318 W.
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JAMES W. REED, JR.
INSTITUTIONAL FURNITURE
Contract suppliers to hotels, motor
courts, hospitals, restaurants, apartment
houses and offices. Bedroom furnitura
box springs and mattresseji, lobby and
lounge furniture, restaurant equipment.
Layouts and designing service.
PHONES 637 OR 338 W
Showroom
Lobby Hotel Waynesville
SPORTSMEN The finest sporting
goods in Waynesville are sold at
Rogers Electric Co. Phone 401.
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Latest Records.
Radios
Radio and Phonograph.
Electric Irons and Toasters.
Musical Instruments.
Sheet Music.
Radio Repair Service.
Jones Radio and
Music Co.
76 Main St. , WaynesyUle
FOH SALE 1937 Ford Tudor se
dan; new paint and new uphols
tery. Also kerosene hot water
heater. See I.. L. Hollilield
Goodyear Street. J4-7
FOH SALE 1910 International
Pick-up truck, flood condition.
Blue sticker. $50(1.00. Cross Road
Service" Station, Halsam, N. C.
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HOUSE FOR RENT 5 rooms and
bath, hardwood floors, electric
hot water tank, wired lor elec
tric stove. Garage. Inquire at W.
A. Bradley's Store. D31-.I4-7
CONCRETE BLOCKS & CEMENT
FOR SALE Delivered, or at
Hays Block Plant, Franklin, N. C.
Call 201, Franklin, or 903, High
lands. If
FOR SALE 1939 International
ton pick-up truck; also 1930 De
Solo sedan, both in good running
order. Priced to sell. See C, B.
Ferguson, Route 2, Waynesville.
or phone 60-J-l. D31-J4-7
, FURNITURE SALE: Due to
water pipes bursting over
Christmas holidays and
flooding basement floor, we
are offering dressers that
were $19.95, now $10.00.
New Chest of Drawers that
were $24.95, now $12.50
Piano was $195 now $25. If
these prices don't suit, come
and make offers. JUSTICE
FURNITURE S T O R E.
Phone 567, Depot Street.
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Federal
Bookkeeping
and
Tax Service
MASONIC TEMPLE BLDG.
Waynesville, N. C.
Some principal chanpes In the new
1948 Revenue Act are:
1. Splitting of Income between
husband and wife and cor
responding changes In the
Estate and Gift Taxes.
2. Increase in the personal
exemption and exemption
for dependents.
3. Nfw reduction percentages
on individual income taxes.
Have your return prepared
by a competent accountant
who is familiar with these and
many other tax saving fea
tures Cf the new Revenue Act.
Come in to see us or call
777 for an appointment. It
will pay you to do sq.
Inspection Lane Periods
For Cars In 1949 Slated
Larceny
LARCENY
Joan CaullH-ld and John I'avne
find love on their hands (luiini a
teiiM' sct ne in the Universal-International
crime drama, "Lar
:i ny." in which Dan Duryea and
Sin 1 ly Winters co-star with Miss
CauHield and Pa.Mie. The picture
opens at the Strand Theatre to
morrow. Letters To Editor
(Continued From Page Two)
criteria used. This victim was Isial
Nixon, 28-year-old Negro, who in
sisti d on voting in Georgia's Prim
ary election after being advised not
to do so. On the evening of tin
same day he voted, two broil
while, went to Nixon's home and
shot him. He died two days later
in a hospital.
I.viiihioes Prevented. In at least
7 instances lynchings were pie
vented by officers of the law. All
of these were in the Southern
Stales. A total of 19 persons, all
Negroes, were thus saved from
death at the hands of mobs.
Punishment of Lynchers. For
participating in the lynching of
William II. Turner, 1 person re-
reived the death sentence and
persons were sentenced to life im
prisonment. Very truly yours,
F. D. PATTERSON
President
William Kiddle Serves
At Bermuda Ait Station
William
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ing at the
Itiildle, seaman appren
of Waynesville, is serv-
Naval Air Station, Ber
muda.
Riddle received his recruit train
ing at the Naval Training Center,
Cambridge, Md
CAUSE OF COLDS ELUSIVE
( LEVELAND i UP) Twelve
prisoners being held on charges
from armed robbery to auto theft
were used as "guinea pigs" by
medical scientists from Western
Reserve University seeking to dis
cover the cause of the common
cold. But none of the men became
vi i v ill despite injections with a
virus Ihouglit to be a cold causing
agent .
FOR RENT--3 room unfurnished
ap.-i) I nienl . Newlv n derorctec
Range and refrigerator. Hot am
cold water furnished. Couple
onlv. Phone 564-R. J4
FOR RENT- Two 3-room unfur-ni-died
apartments with private
bath, on ground floor, 20 Pigeon
S!. See Mrs. Caldwell in upstairs
apart meid at same address after
5 p.m. J4
WANTED Boys who are interest
id in carrier routes for The
Mountaineer. Applications are
now being taken for new and
expanded routes. See Mrs. Mc
Eitirick at The Mountaineer.
FOR SALE -9 piece maple dining
room suite, like new, at sacrifice
price. See Mrs. Bronson Matney,
209 Beech St., Hazelwood. J4
Don t let coughing, wheesing, recurring at
tacks of Bronchial Asthma ruin sleep and
energy without trying MENDACO, which
works thru tha blood to reach bronchial
tubes and lungs. Usually helps nature quickly
remove thick, sticky mucus. Thus alleviates
coughing and aids freer breathing and better
jl.-.p. Gi-l MHNDACO from druggist. Sails
li lion or money back guaranteed.
Beware Coughs
from cociraon colds
That Hang On
Creomulslon relieve promptly be
,use it goes rig-fit to the seat of th
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to sootne ana neal raw, tender, in
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to Bell you
a bottle of Oreomulsion with the un
derstanding' you must Ilka the way It
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chut Colds, Bronchitis
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The Motor Vehicle Department
today announced inspection peri
ods for various moiUd vehicles for
the fust half of 1919.
The Mechanical Inspection Law,
passed by the 1,947 Legislature,
provided that all vehicles tegis
tered in North Carolina be inspect
ed once during 1943' and twice a
year thereafter.
According to a new Inspection
Manual, released today by the
Mechanical Inspection Division of
tile Department of Motor Vehicles,
the first semi-annual inspection pe
riod for each year will begin on
January 1 and end on June 30. The
second semi-annual inspection pe
riod will be, gin on July 1 and end
on December 31.
The Manual sets forth the in
spection deadlines for all vehicles
for the? first inspection period as
follows:
All vehicles of the year model up
to and including the year 1930
must, be inspected by January 31.
1 949.
All vehicles of 1937 and 1938
models must be inspected by Feb
ruary 28.
Models 1939 and 1940 must be
inspected by March 31.
All vehicles of the year models
1941 and 1942 must be inspected
by April 30.
Models 1943 through 1947 must
be inspected by May 31.
All year models 1948 and 1949
must be inspected by June 30.
The Manual further states (hat
"the operation of any vehicle after
the time limit set for inspection,
without displaying the official seal
of approval, will be a violation of
the Motor Vehicle Laws of 1947."
A provision is made that begin
ning January 1, 1949, the owner of
a vehicle will have 30 days from
I he date of acquisition of a vehicle
to have it inspected, provided that
(lending inspection, the owner
shall have with him at all times a
bill of sale or other sufficient evi
dence to show the date nd place
of acquisition of that vehicle.
Arthur T. Moore, Director of the
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Mechanical Inspection Division,
said the same type of seals, stick
ers, and tabs will be used in 1949
as have been used in '48. These in
clude the blue seal of approval in
the shape of the Stale of North
Carolina; the red diamond seal for
rejection of a vehicle; and the
huge yellow sticker for "con
demned" vehicles.
Moore said that 40 inspection
lanes would operate full time
throughout the Slate during 1949.
lie added that if motorists will co
operate by bringing their vehicles
to the lanes during the time limit
set forth for each particular model,
there will be no congestion, and
motorists consequently will face no
inconvenience.
The Inspection Division at the
HcK
inconvenience. tion lane schedules for the first V-. a" w W .. ,, 2
The Inspection Division at the 1 three months of 1949. 1 WiooTim-SAi,AnMuu "'U' UV""C' .! ;
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Horse Takes Vengence
On Machine Age
VESTAL, N. y. UP) Several
hundred pounds of vengeful horse
flesh rebelled against the machine
age, to the regret of Henry J.
Bucher.
The front of Bucher's car was
smashed in as the runaway saddle
horse "ambushed" him while he
was driving to work in the half
darkness of early morning.
The animal leaped from a bank
overlooking the highway and land
ed, hoofs down, on Bucher's car.
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WORE ABOUT
Polio
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these polio fighters," Mr Hyatt de
clared. "Further, the Foundation
furnished great quantities of
equipment, and material aid comes
high today."
Included in the material aid were
26 respirators, BO hot pack machin
es, 2,448 lbs. of hot pack material,
475 bedside tables, 14 refrigerators,
141 tables, 390 chairs, and 646 beds
and cribs. Also included were
large numbers of sterilizers, chart
desks, suction machines, exygen
equipment, electric fans, blankets
and many other goods. Finally,
the National Foundation establish
ed two hydrotherapy and physical
l.ierapy units and furnished 64
rooms for nurses.
"Exclusive of the funds which
local chapters in North Carolina
pooled, this service of the National
Foundation cost more than $1,000.-
000 by the end of the year," Mr. j
Hyatt said. "Remember, this is I
just the story of one state. Forty-!
one other states received aid from '
the emergency fund of national
headquarters. North Carolina
counted 2,407 victims of infantile j
paralysis, California had 4,150 and j
Texas victims numbered 1,011
all up to October 30." !
The horse freed itself, lie told po
lice, and disappeared down the
road with an exultant wave of its
tail.
I To Relieve - fEH
n (a)
with an Atlunfa-Aiheville motor
express about one-half rnile east of
Canton. Stanley met death y.-ithin
200 yards of his home while at
tempting to make a left-hand turn
off the Asheviile-Canlon higliwav-
Death rode Haywood county
highways Sunday, November
killing two person in different ac
cidents. Tl.e two deaths brought
the total ot fatalities to seven in
the county this year.
Frank E. Haynes, 78, retired
farmer, and former police judge
and mayor of Clyde, was instantly
killed when struck by an automo
bile as he attempted to cross High
way No. 19 23 at the Main Street
intersection in Clyde.
Wilford Carver, 31, was instantly
killed when his lightweight truck
in which he was driving struck a
five-foot bank on I he Crahlree
Panther Creek road. He suffered
a broken neck and was alone in the
vehicle at the time.
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