V JANUARY 7, 1949
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Llepbone 700.
FOB SALE -Have all the modern
conveniences ot the city hy hav
ing us to install you a Bobbins
and Myers or Peerless deep or
shallow well pump. Easy terms.
CAOI.fi FURNITURE CO.
Clyde, N. C. tf
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A REAL BARC.Arpf-RCA Radio
Phonograph. Slightly used. Spe
cial price. Call 401, Waynesville.
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VMrs cif service guaran
tor immediate delivery.
Holers Electric Co.
4C1. 11
BNUMENTS ?ce Haywood
hient Co., next 10 rarroeis
Lge, on Asheville Hoaci. n.
;cl. manager, rhone 1 1 i-m.
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LASS installed by etfperi
incn. Larue stock of glass
Lor parts. Prompt service.
City Ola Service, below
Lie hotel, I'hone 69. tf
Jan. 1st, Male Fox
lid. Black, white and
Name on collar. Notify
KDKORI) lit. 1, Box
Wavn.-svillo, N. C.
Jan 7-11
WELLS DRILLED
Water Wells a Hpeiiultjr
Farm Home DhiIhm
10 Yeitfe' Experience
GREEN BROS.
WELLDRILUNG CO.
Hi. 3, Cinton, N. C. Ph. Canton 2920
DAYTON "V" BELTS All sizes in
stock. MARTIN ELECTRIC CO.
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.WESTINCHOliSE
RADIO BATTERIES
FARMERS FEDERATION
FOR SALE Good -mountain block
wood. Phone 318-W.
D31-J4-7-11-14
JAMES W. REED, JR.
INSTITUTIONAL FURNITURE
Contract suppliers to hotels, motor
courts, hospitals, restaurants, apartment
houses and offices. Bedroom furniture
box springs and mattresses, lobby and
lounne furniture, restaurant equipment.
Layouts and designing service.
PHONES 637 OR 338-W
Showroom
Lobby Hotel Waynesvllle
Crosby, Miller Set
To Revive Jazz As
Tomorrow's Music
HOLLYWOOD IIJPI Fans of
the old two-beat jazz, who've kept
a candle in I he window for it these
many years, say their lost love is
dually coming home.
lie-hop's dead. So's swing. So's
everyday jam-sessioning. Jazz, says
Hollywood cult, is the music of to
morrow as well as of yesterday.
One movie director, David Mil
ler, an all-out, 10b per cent dyed-in-the-wool
addict of jazz, lias set
up a call at Paramount studios.
making "Top o' the
to wait for the revolu-
where he
Morning,"
lion.
"We're
determined to
D I) or 4 room house. Call
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AY TOP PRICES lor Irish
tcs, DlacK wainuis, onions,
igs and shouts. Junaluska
I'hone (ill. tf
JOR SANDING
D FINISHING
I'hone 770-M
. V. ISilAMI.i: I T, JR.
Pi IL oiid Koad
I dl! RENT $7.00 per
for i, ne $.") (ID and $fi.00 per
pei pn ' on lor two in one
A lew available. LeFaine
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Wine f?
Ji24l pjty
MAYTAG
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pTIN ELECTRIC CO.
31 Main Street
SPORTSMEN Tiie finest sporting
goods in Waynesville are sold at
Rogers Electric Co. Phone 401.
If
Latest Records.
Radios
Radio and Phonograph.
Electric Irons and Toasters.
Musical Instruments.
Sheet Music.
Radio Repair Service.
Jones Radio and
Music Co.
70 Main St. Waynesville
FOR SALE nm Ford Tudor se
dan; new paint and new uphols
tery. Also kerosene hot water
heater. See L. L. HollilUld
Goodyear .Street. .14-7
HOUSE FOR RENT!) rooms and
hath, hardwood floors, electric
hot water lank, wired for elec
tric stove. Garage. Inquire at W
A. Bradley's Store. I):il-,I4 7
CONCRETE BLOCKS & CEMENT
FOR SALE Delivered, or ot
Hays Block Plant, Franklin, N. C.
Call 201, Franklin, or 903, High
lands. H
bring
back an lionest-lo-goodness two
beat jazz," Miller said. "People
have been calling jazz 'corn' for a
whole generation, but a lot of us
have kept the candle burning in
the window. It looks like jazz is
about to return."
It Takes a Specialist
Not everybody, naturally, can
qualify for this cult.' It takes what
Miller calls an "advanced, not re
tarded'' swing fan. Bing Crosby is,
with Miller, a co-leader. They've
converted Ann Blyth and Barry
Fitzgerald.
Crosby and Miller lake time
some evenings tOr rhapsodize about
the jazz items in the huge record
libraries they both own. Other
times they get together to listen
to jazz stars and groups at thea
ters and jam sessions.
The trouble1 with jazz is. Miller
said, it's got to be good.
"Even in its heyday, jazz was
something only a few musicians
could play perfectly," he said.
"That's one of the things that hurt
it. Thousands of people tried it
and never got anything but noise.
"The few really good jazz play
ers are getting to be the idols of
the few real fans who have the
taste to appreciate them."
Miller says he may be in the
second class but he's certainly not
in the first. He just gets noise when
he plays the piano or sits in on a
jam session.
White Grub
Damage Reduces
Seedlings 30,;
White grub damage in the N. C.
Forest Service's tree nursery at
Clayton has reduced the seedling
output this year by 30 per cent,
according to Assistant State Fores
ter Fred Claridgfj
Damage was heavy because of
the exceptionally dry growing sea
son, Claridge said. The Division
expected to lifi 9 million trees this
winter, but recent inventory figures
indicate there will be only about
6 million at this nursery.
Claridge states that orders have
been heavy and that the demand
will probably exceed the supply.
However, there is a limited amount
of loblolly and shortleaf pine, and
red cedar left at the Clayton Nur
sery, and some white pine left at
Ihe Hendersonville Nursery in the
western part of the State.
Landowners still wishing to or
der seedlings may do so by writing
to District Forester Charles C.
Pettit, Jr., P. O. Box 936, Sylva.
Czechs Claim Credit
For Lightning Rod
PRAGUE (UP) Czechs have
taken steps to revive the memory
of ancther "neglected Slav scien
tist" who they said discovered the
lightning rod six years before Ben
jamin Franklin flew his famous
kite.
A commemorative service spon
sored by 12 scientific organizations
honored Prokop Divis. At the meet
ing. Prof. Julius Slornad not only
credited Divis with the lightning
rod but said he also was the first
to investigate the possibilities of
treating disease with electricity
and that he had "suspected the
possibility ol lighting hy electricity
120 years before Edison."
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By STANLEY
$Z (SH-H-H JOHN. MOTHER? IS JUST )
A llptU U, WWVD I SHWA Me HOW KlLI-lRf KE-HOE (
ItOTflCX FLATTENED ''SPltee MC COT ' OAJ
Vv'ykrifl. .THel?ff5IN AND ROSES HOME J
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ijSiO ' OOD CLEAN- TELEVISION FUN
Inspection Lane Program
Shows Results In State
MEN STRUT THEIR STUFF
FALLS CITY, Neb. i U P.) The
Pre: liylei ian church ran the fol
lowing ad: "Come and see what
Hie men can do." About 300 per
nns lurned out to see what it was
ll about. The men prepared a
amage and pancake supper, serv
,'d ii and I lien washed Ihe dishes.
Make the best use possible of
leftover vegetables by using them
in salads, casserole dishes, sauces
and soups. Or combine them with
a cream sauce and some leftover
meat or fish and serve over toast.
The Motor Vehicle Department
today came up with some convinc
ing evidence to show that the
Mechanical Inspection Program is
doing the job it was intended to
do SAVE LIVES.
The Department stated that in
194G, 104 fatal accidents, killing
one or more persons per accident,
were caused by defective equip
ment on vehicles. In 1947, the year
the Legislature passed the Inspec
tion Law, and while there was
much publicity and discussion con
cerning it, only 58 fatal accidents
were caused by vehicular defects.
But the Department announced
that the recovd for 1948 is even
better. For the first nine months
of the year, statistics show, only
24 fatal accidents were attributed
to defective vehicles. The Depart
ment explained that since the In
spection Law went into effect in
January of this year, motorists
have realized the importance of
keeping their vehicles in safe con
dition, and the lanes have done
much to educate motorists as to
safety devices on their vehicles
that noed constant attention.
Arthur T. Moore, Director of the
Mechanical Inspection Division,
said that through December 11,
723,000 vehicles had been inspect
ed at the Slate's 40 insuection
lanes. He estimated there are
around 87.000 - vehicles that still
must visit the lanes by January 1.
and urged motorists to get their in
spections as quickly as possible.
Moore said the lanes would be able
to take care of all these cars if the
owners will only bring them in.
Some very lengthy Australian
earthworms lay eggs as big as
olives.
II
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LOCAL AND LONG
DISTANCE
For Quick, Dependable
Service See
BILL PEARSON
Day Phone 179-J
Night Phone 7 15-J
Prosecuting Attorney
Takes It On Chin
LEXINGTON, Ky. (UP) City
Prosecutor Richard P. Stoll didn't
know whether to be glad the de
fendant was found guilty or un
happy because he was used is a
yardstick in obtaining the convic
tion. A detective had arrested the de
fendant for loitering. In testifying,
the officer said lie based the arrest
on i lie fact the man "never has
worked ". Proof of that, said the
officer, was the condition of the
prisoner's hands.
"Why," the officer said, pointing
to Stoll, "his hands are as soft as
yours."
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA,
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
MARVIN CHAMBERS,
vs.
ARZ1LLA CHAMBERS.
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Haywood
County, N. C, to obtain a divorce
absolute on the grounds of two
years separation; and that said de
fendant will further lake notice
that she is required to appear. be
fore the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Haywood County, in his
olfice in Waynesville, N. C. in said
County within twenty days from
the 20th day of January, 1949, and
answer or demur to the complaint
in said action, or the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
This the 23rd day of December,
1948.
DIXIE CAMPBELL,
Ass t. Clerk of Superior Court,
Haywood County.
1814 D 24-31 J 7-14
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executors of
the estate of G. R. Ferguson de
ceased, late of Haywood County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Clyde,
Rt. 1, North Carolina, on or be'ore
the Hlh day of December, 1949 or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This the Hill day of December,
1948.
JACK FERGUSON,
SAM FERGUSON,
Executors of the Estate of
G. R. Ferguson, deceased
1809--Dec. 10-17-24-31 Jan. 7-14
Syracuse university first i.cldcd a
football team in 1809.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
IN SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY
HAYWOOD COUNTY
vs
W. A. BAND, if alive, and wife, if
any, and if dead, bis heir.j at law,
by whatever name and names they
may be known, and Ihe Town of
Waynesvllle, A municipal Corpora
tion. The defendants, W. A. Rand, if
alive, and wife, if any, and if dead,
his heirs at law, if any. by what
ever name and names they may be
known, will take mil ice lint an ac
tion entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Haywood County, North Caro
lina, for the purpose of foreclos
ing tax liens for taxes levied and
assessed against real estate in
Haywood County and due and ow
ing to Haywood County; and sairl
defendants will timber take no
tice that they are required to be
and appear at the- OH'ice of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Haywood County at the court
house in Waynesville, North Car
olina, on or before the lath (lay of
January, 1949, or within thirty i30)
days thereafter, and am vver or de
mur to the complaint of the plain
tiff filed herein or Ihe plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in its complaint.
This the 14th day of December
1948.
DIXIE CAMPBELL
Ass't Clerk Superior Ojurt.
1811 1J1V-24--I-.I7
INCOME TAX
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l it Main hi ret t l pslairs fri
Across From Coin! Ilmee
Everyone has to fill out a
Tax Return to .iccoiiipany
W-2 Eiirniii'; Slis (his
year.
Consult us about tli" many
changes that can lower your tff
taxes. Fga
our ;s.t sears itiisiness ann
Tax I pel ii ir e
WILL SAVE YOI MONEY!
Fourth Year In V.t ncsville
Daily: 8:30 to T,::il
Special Appointments
THE FLOP FAMILY
seiilitfitei 'I W sImIs. 'rt&i set iissasi
Hv SWA
Never boil an oyster,
slews are best cooked over
Oyster
water.
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n Iiu;nl Kervif-o t;i.lir,ii linl
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tl'.N'f To couples only; 3
111 "ii;n'e , 1 mi),, west of
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S. ( l lie 1111 I A n i ,
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Al,: H I' lk V Till IIDirl
. . 1 1 j ini i : -
l:'l Klutric Vacuum Clean
r'Siilarlv $64.95. Special
$!()): Hoiicrs Klirfrir rn
,,(' 4l. Main Street. tf
FOR SALE 1939 International '
Ion pick-up truck; also 1930 Do
Soto sedan, both in good running
order. Priced to sell. See C. B,
Ferguson, Route 2, Waynesville
. or phone (iO-J-l. D31-J4-7
FOR SALE Corn roughness, top'
and shucks and a Model-'!' tor
truck. Dewey Francis. Rt. 1
Waynesville. -17-11
QUIT LOOKING FOR WORK
Establish yourself in a profit
able Rawleigh Business nearby.
Jio your own boss. No experience
or .capital necessary. Write Im
mediately. Rawleigh's. lX'pt.
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?AIR SERVICE
flint. r... 1 '
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ARANTEED SERVICE
'tk Un J rs.i:..
1't-iivrry
also
rmpt Service
Ref
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"'fierators
S'H Appliances
"wtric Ranges
PHONE 772
dio $ Appliance
WANTED Good clean soft lag:
with buttons removed. No wool
5c lb. The Mountaineer.
ATTENTION Will I be person who
left a girl's while party dress at
The Mountaineer last spring
please call for it. since there is
no record of the owner's name
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Federal
Bookkeeping
and
Tax Service
MASONIC TEMPLE BLDG.
Waynesville, N. C.
Some principal changes In the new
1948 Revenue Act are:
1. Splitting of Income between
husband and wife and cor
responding changes tn the
Estate and Gift Taxes.
t. Increase In the personal
exemption and exemption
for dependents.
3. New 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 of the new Revenue Act.
Come in to see us or call
777 for an appointment. It
Will 'pay you to do so.
WANTED Boys who are interest- !
erl ill carrier routes for The
Mountaineer. Applications are
now being taken for new and
expanded routes. See Mrs. Mc
Killiick at The Mountaineer.
LOST -Brown Shepherd, 2 years
old. Named "Jackie". Please no
tify Mrs. Way, Box 387. Phone
321 -M. J7-11
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lo something when sleepiest nighu . .
ciidtt'ss IwiMuiR and turning . . . )e;ive yrtu
exhausted in the morning. NORMALIN
TAHI,K1'S cjii help bring calm, refreshing
ipst wiicn nervous tension threatens normal
sleep NOKM A LI N TAI .LETS are non-habit
forming . . sale to use. Take as directed.
Medically approved ingredients. Guaranteed
satisfaction or money lefunded. NO PRE
SCRIPTION NKKUKD Clip thw nv-tnage
to insure getting genuine NORMALIN
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