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rans Of Foreign Wars
Back To Horseback,
SherifT Decrees
COLORADO SPR1NCS. Col.
1 U P. "--There's such a thing as too
much modernity in law enforcement
work, contends Norman W. Short,
LI I'.i.mi County's new sheriff.
Shut, a hoise fancier and vet
eran of six years of nmnlu ..,
week a special broadcast was pre
sented from the high school stage.
Five club members discussed the
subject, "How Can The Student
Body Improve Our School?" Those
taking part were Jimmy McJunkin,
Grace Benton. Joan Rak-liff. Joyce
Carter, Ann Bischoff. and Malcolm
Williamson with Donald Matney as
moderator. Charles Isley and mem
bers of the high school band pro
vided the musical background.
The general opinion of the group
was that the school should have an
active Student Council; the stu
dents should cooperate more with
each other and with the teachers;
the student body should be more
considerate ul the rights of others
and of school property; and every
one should become more safety
conscious because of the crowded
conditions.
This broadcast was a special
broadcast, of the usual program,
Voices of Tomorrow, held each
Wednesday night at eight o'clock
over Station VVIICC.
The regular broadcast of the
Voices of Tomorrow on Wednes
day night was given to a discus
sion of the best motie of the year.
Duane Oliver. Mary Jane Rogers,
and Bruce l.anl. joined the above
..'roup on Ibis discussion.
Aiming the movies discussed
Were: Gentleman's Agreement, Tap
NO WHISK V FOB LONDON
LONDON (UP) Beeausp of (.
port quotas, whisky was uaobtain-,
able in London this Christmas.
Londoners had to content them
selves with gin, rum and wines. A
bottle of port that sold for $1 be
fore the war was $4 this Chjristmas
anized In CIvde
Part In Three Radio Events
Clyde School
The nu mbers of litf .Tally-Ho
Club along wan oilier high school
students have taken paf.1 jn three
radio programs this .wev;k .of public
interest Donald Matney and Miss
Alma Jackson, faculty, advisor,
have begun a SalurdWatuie over
tSation WHCe at eleven o'clo.'k,
"News and Views of the Teen Ag-
jv l'',r""
Roots, Sorry Wrung Number, Th
Yearling, Good Sam. The State of"
the Union, and Johnny Belinda.
They also tried their hand .at pre-
dieting the Academy AwaM win
ners. Almost unanimously they
predicted that Jane Wynian wilL,
win an Oscar for her splendid per
foriiiance as the deaf and duuir
girl in the movie, Johnny Belinda.
H ' " h. .1. n;mn'i
officer work, says he will resurrect
Donald Matney gives news of
Teen Agers all over North Caro
lina. Miss Jackson interviews a
leer, agi-r of the week. Miss Mary
Ann Massie, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Hugh Massie, was interviewed
Ibis week.
Honor Roll
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lake lo I he rugged, brush-covered
I'd.'- s Peak area after lawbreakers
I need be.
On Tuesday morning of this
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Honor loll fi' ')' third report
Ij.iio.l at Civile School has been
r un! by Stanly Livingston, priii-
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Names appearing on the honor
IM iiuulfie: Twelfth grade, "B".
i iii.tj Collins. Doris Graham. Pep
M fracken. Dale Medford. Bon-,nr-
Hector, Doris Teague, Marie
Hooper, and Paul Stanford; elev
. nlli grade, "A", Geraldine Ki ll.
"B", Lucille Buchanan and
vL.illia Jenkinf; tenth grade, "A",
li.iibaia Coi'krell and Janice Cor
, nic; "Ii'', Freda Grey Hipps.
Ninth grade, "B", Paul Jackson,
oi ma Sue Buri'h, and Mary Sue
Mann: eighth grade, "A", Bi uce
I i.inci.s and Geraldine Smith; "U",
I lli.-rl Hoglen, Ruth Krady, Vessie
i I , ; i ii . Geraldine Miller, Ernestine
Ii) lioine, Gerald Melford, Hubert
D.aven and lommy Scott; sev
, nib grade, "A". Janet Francis and
1. 1. line Sanford; "B", Loui;e Collin-,
Sammy Kay Ilayue". Joretla
vlidloid. Sue Stanley. 10. VV. Kn-e.
D.iud Living'. ton, and Frank
I Imiiipson.
Sixth grade, "A", Judith Pre i -I.
, Joanna McCracken. Violet
iwll : .iiule ; "B", Ronald Dot son, Sue
1 In-J l.niilscy, Allie Jean Jones, Sammy
I'm- Jackson. Sue Creasman, Phyllis:
McClure, Shirley Stanley, Belly
iin Carver, Jackie Sue Browning,
Barbara Walker; lii'lh grade, "A".
I.ulhcr Hall, Pinckney Havocs,
Clcnda Pressley; "B", James Henry
Brown, Frank Chambers, Larry
Medford, Martin Suttles, Jimmy
U'liitesides. Virginia Fisher, Mary
lane Green, Essie Harris, Mildred
liussell, Joan Shell'eld, Linda
Sinalhers, Betty Sorrells. Larry
Hardin, Donald Livingston. Howard
Shook, Kathleen Medford, Mari-
anna Moon.
Fourth grade. "A", Janet Foster.
Edna Mae Fugate, Mary Klla
Brown; "B", Linda Limbo, George
Glance, Skipper Haynes, Irene Par
Ion, Elaine Curtis, Gloria Cagle.
l.eanna Harris, Barbara Jolley,
Nancy Noland, Helen Smith; I bird
grade, "A", Rosalind Amnions. Mike
l.catherwood, Rita Mae Hipps, John
Livingston, Ray Jackson, Hoyt Ma
son, James Smith, Robert Taylor.
i Marie Bolden, Gloria Bowman,
Mary Ann Boyd, Dorothy Clonlz,
'Ma May Ledford, Jessie Mateson,
i Hetty Thompson; "B", Tommy
Fish. Jerry Hoglen, Billy Ingram.
Marvlin Farley, Freda Holt. Wanda
llnge.v, Shirley Trantbam, Unger
Fnsley. Judith Harris; second
grade, "A" Patricia Lindsey; lirsl
jgiadc, "A", Judy Downs:, Carol
Latimer; "B", Gary Grim, Gary
Jackson, Richard McCracken, Gene
Sicniore, Phyllis Houston, Frankie
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FOB SALE Oil range. Half price.
See Mrs. Fred Phillips, caretak-
j ,I, S bouse. Camp Junaluska. F4-I1
FOR RENT Seven room house,
I lights and water. Garden and
; nfw pasture. One-fourth mile
! from Junaluska on Asheville
Highway. Mrs. Fred Phillips. F4
LIBERAL REWARD for ini la-
I lion leading lo recovery of red
1 Elgin bicycle stolen from Pres
' byterian manse Tuesday evening.
Itev. Malcolm R. Williamson. F4
FOR SALE,- 1947 Whizzer Motor
Bike in good condition; has been
through inspection. Reasonable
See Don Dills. Aliens Creek.
F4
"w it'll UUiSUIl
Belk's Bloodhound
OVERALLS
infomed-Double Stitched
una
Hudson
$L5
'""ihc Of
'letter, Values"
1000 PAIRS NYLON HOSE
Regular $1.49 Values 51 and 45 Gauge $-1
Reduced for Clearance to l.UU
These ate hose that will wear and wear
Savings are Very Large - Based On Our Usual Low Prices
Ladies' Shoes Reduced
Suedes, Lizzards, Calfskins ... ff4 An
Pumps, Casuals, Ties . . . Reg to $8.95 4J:.70
Calfskins and Suedes . . . (PQ QQ
Reg. to $7.95 . . . Assorted styles O.""
Walking Shoes
and
Oxfords
Regular to !;(!. 9.1
$2.98
Dress and
Play Shoes
Regular to $5.98
$1.98
Table Boys'
WEAR
Sweaters
Shirts
Jackets
Reduced to
$1.00
Shoes For Boys &Girls
No Store Offers Better Values at
Any Time
Table High Top
Shoes . . . Regular
to
$3.98
$1.98
Majorette Hoots
White and Brown
Reduced
to
$2.98
Boys' and Girls' Ox
fords . . . All good
makes . . . Regular
$4.9H - $1.98
Big Boys' Oxfords
To size 9
Reduce $L9g
1 Table INFANT'S OXFORDS
Regularly to $2.98 -- --
$1.49
Girls' Wear Reduced
One Group Print I- ff
Dresses . . . Reg. to $2.93'PXU7
$2.98
Girls' Rayon and Velvet
Dresses .V. Reg. to $4.98
GIRLS COATS ... j?- iQ
Reg. to $22.98 l.iO
GIRLS' COATS .
Main Floor: Clearance Ladies' Dresses
GIRLS' LEGGING SETS
Sizes 1 to : .
Reduced lo
GIRLS' LEGGING SETS
Reg. to $9.98
Reduced to
1 o oo
Reg. to $19.98 n.tO
$5.98
'S . . .
- $6.98
GIRLS' LEGGING SETS . . .
to size 6X . . . (PfV fVQ
Reg. $16.98 vJ.yO
Bargains For Boys
Downstairs:
MISSES' DEPARTMENT
WOOLS, CREPES & GABARDINES- -
Regular to $9.98 .. . (PI fQ
Reduced to - - - - - -. - A.O
WOOLS, CREPES & GABARDINES -
- ... $7.98
Regular to $l(i.98 .
Reduced to -
Group Assorted FABRICS fQ
Regular to $9.98 -- . O. JO
$8.98
BOYS' WOOL SUITS
Long Pants . . .
Regular $18.98 -
BOYS' CORDUROY PANTS . . .
Solids and Fancies . . . Reg. to $5.98
$3.98
and
BOYS' WOOL PANTS
Regular to $7.98
Little Boys' WOOL fl- QQ
SLACKS . . . Reduced tol.tO
f$3.98
MACKINAWS All
wool . . . Reg. to $9.98
ONE GROUP BOYS' MACKI
NAWS ... All sizes . . .
Regular to $7.98
Boys' Jacquard SWEAT- j?- (f
ERS, Slipover Style PJLUU
-$6.98
$4.98
CLEARANCE IN MEN'S DEPARTMENT
$7.98
Men's Lined MACKINAWS
Ret!, to $12.98 33-oz.
Men's 32-oz Zipper JACKET (PF AO
. . . Finely made and styled ,ptJ0
MEN'S LEATHER JACKETS .
Sheeplined Ilorsehide . .
Reduced to
Men's Leather JACKETS
Regular $16.98 -
Men's Ilorsehide JACK
$22.98
$9.98
- 1 o no
ETS ... Regular $22.98 VdVO
MEN'S RAINCOATS .
One lot regular $7.98
$4.98
MEN'S OVERCOATS
Gabardines and Fleeces
Reg. $32.98 ... All wool
MEN'S OVERCOATS All Wool
Coverts and Fleeces ... ? QO
Reduced to JLU.JO
MEN'S MOLESKIN COATS
line, Mouton Collar
Reduced to -
$19.98
Sheep
$9.98
MEN'S SUITS
One-Third Off
Regular lo $55.00
Worsteds and Gabardines; stouts
slims, longs, regulars
MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS
Solid Color . . .
Reduced to
MEN'S SWEAT SHIRTS . . .
Regular $1.79
ONE GROUP MEN'S SHIRTS
Sport and Dress . . .
Reduced to
MEN'S PANTS One Group All
Wool Pants ... fl?r QQ
Regular to $12.98 ... DUO
Group MEN'S DRESS
Pants . . . Regular to $9.98
MEN'S COVERT PANTS . .
Reduced to
Men's MOLESKIN PANTS
Reduced to
MEN'S CORDUROY PANTS
Heavy Thjckset ... (Pyj AO
Reduced to 4rt0
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
-$5.98
vssorieu r Armies . . . sizes
to 50. Reg. to $9.98 -
One Group HALF SIZE DRESSES
Gabardines and other
fabrics . . . Reduced to
$6.98
One Group LARGE SIZE DRESSES -Suitable
for vear round wear . . . Prints
Crepes . . . Spuns . . .
Reduced to -
HALF SIZE DRESSES
Assorted Fabrics . . . Reg.
to $7.98 . . . Reduced to
$3.98
(MISSES)
Di
'resses
One Group Dresses
Reg. to $7.98
$3.98
All Fall
HATS
$1 - $1.98
Closing Out
All Winter
COATS
y2 OFF
50 Ladies'
Year Round
SUITS
Regular to $.1!).!)8
4 Off
('l.KAKANCK SI'tX IALS ON ISI.OUSUS AND SKIRTS
" ' Til r- . -r, i
' " roT, !.ST.,,, One Group Skirts One Group Skirts.
" " "-i;'"cii to ji neguiar J.HM Heduced to
$1.00 $1.98
$2.98 $3.98 $1.98
WHEN IT COMKS TO HOUSE FURNISHINGS
FOR THE BEST VALUES IT'S RAIFF'S
$1.69 1
$1.UU
$1.00
$3.98
$1.98
$2.98
Raiff's stock of Men's Shoes is large . . . Every Shoe Guaranteed
One group of Men's
Dress OXFORDS
Reduced jJ Jg
Men's Dress
Val. to $7.98
Leather
Reduced
Shoes
Solid
$4.98
Men's Rubber Soled
.OXFORDS ... for
r work and
Dress
$3.98
Group Men's Dress
Shoes Re
duced to
$2.98
Have you seen what a stock of
CURTAINS we have?
SPECIAL GROUP MARQUISETTE
RUFFLED CURTAINS . . . (1 ni
Reduced to Pi7
Cushion Dots, Flock Dots, Fixtured
RUFFLED CURTAINS . . . d QQ
Reduced to l.iO
NOVELTY PANEL CURTAINS
Unusual Fabrics .. . QQ
Values $2.98 $1,(3
Rayon Marquisette PANEL CURTAINS
. . . Regular $4.98 ... 1 QQ
Reduced to l.tO
KITCHEN and DINETTE CURTAINS
$1.98
One group to $4.98 Reg .
Reduced to
One1 Group KITCHEN f)Q
CURTAINS Reduced to P.L.Z5
ALL W.N.C. COMES TO
KAIFFS FOR METAL
VENETIAN BLINDS
V ' I 1 .11.' .1
$3.49
Because We're Overstocked on sizes
2C and 27 . . . Reg. $4.98 . .
Reduced to
Our Fine VICTOR BRAND BLINDS -Will
give a lifetime of (PtJ QQ
wear ... sizes 28 to 86 O.iG
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IF YOU NEED SPECIAL
SIZES GET OUR PRICES!
Visit Our
Clearance
Sale and
Save!
CONGOLEUM RUGS
9 x 12
For Every Room
Special . $5.98