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September 26, 1949
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE THREE (Second Section)
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Skin Treat
IFor Autumn
Care Important
After Summer
has
til luii lnrl
".r.'s bc.iutitul
too quickly lor
Letters To Editor
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led
'low-
siil in
ilry.
"Summer's lease
.: dale.'' and Sun'
brilliance l:uli'
most women.
Your Lin. 1 1 1; 1 oiu
in '. now .uddcih seem
lilclcs You i skin once
lo the hue h. suddt n!y
lined .did parched.
The fashion significance of a
bright, chv.r compicMon cannot he
ignortd No woman i.:n look her
bcsl in A ii i ii ii 1 1 1 s li.iniKonic cos
. limes ini: lit r fate is si ill wear
ing the remnants of a Summer
tan.
Klcgiint black govt! s and rich
(l.u k colors make a tan look sallow
and unattractive. 1 ;.Mi fabnes.
iiim'.i ions lin s, Ihe 1 i 'Hi. .nl .irees
Mirici of the ni' Tail season all
Latest illsll linn lit I'.i ill
ina plant at l.un.U i ton.
liutii. Tin fn s! fa lijn Ii..
The l.ninherton olaii! i
ovi r Vah.O'HI.Oiill k i ' .i ,i ' !
elonmi 1:1 nl
which U Ii h,
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I.IMM! I H It e.ll!
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.his l'Jil.OUO hors. i)ow cr slcain electric gonorat
h llio Carolina Power X Light Co.. September
at lli.il im.e. and a .-miliar unit is being installed
pi ogram underway by Cl'l.. It will provide
uuugli lo serve over :tPO. 11(1(1 average residences.
l,p'e.l I,
si a sen s
I h at
1 1 -c
Mlllll-
or mixed will
are favorites
ami junior
shoes finish
pia in color plasl run
wnii kinuor
collei'-ina
this Scoli h las
lo toe look,
in cotton a
i'l Ill ' s
ri.ihi
licad
found
pure
drsig
IT L
MATIC
URNACE
DUAIWAU
OR FLOOR
RtOISTtR
lain
CIAIL
'i'liese plaids in i
id wool niituii
wool mixtures, pure wool and the
new v ear- round lot)' r nl Ion. On
ions appear with new dark laces
.lor sturdy school and aiter-liour
j wear.
I Jumpers will make teen-agers
land their suh-leen sislers well
I dressed members of the hark-lo-j
school group. Neally sly led iiian-
dui'in collars, sij iarc ni ck , oi Hie
pckximial plaid trim, these jiimp
I crs arc newest in cordurovs or
jersey weaves. Short ileal sweat-I
('is and w hile blouses wilh lung'
j full sleeves, inly collars are good
lo wear with the jumpers. i
The dyrd-lo-malch trend in
grown-up circles will he featured
in skirts and sweaters for uirls.
The silhouette adheres In I he, neat
look and avoids the bauny look
of seasons back.
Velveteens will be small for
"best" wear and will he softened
with touches of lace, organdy or
linen collars and cull's.
Shoe styles are keyed lo lil in
with the fashion trends of Ihe read
in' and 'rithmciic set. Younu shop
pers demand sty le plus sturdy con
struction, and choose classic styles
lor school wear.
Crepe Solos
They love new tricks in colors,
fabrics and Ray "hardware" and
they pick up plaid shoes, hirlily
colored moccasins or reen crepe
soles with nice. New leathers in
a mahogany lope ol brown are
handsome in cl.i-ic onIoiiIs.
Smooth elk is a sinum and sturdy
blucher wilh crepe or leather soles.
Saddle shoes are a little dilTerent
this season with multi-colored mid
sections. The crepe sole in green,
blue or red revives these comfort
able loiiR-w faring classics.
Moccasins are new wilh instep
straps Western buckles. snfl
tongues, scoop vamps or high
FOR 2
WEEKS ONLY
S S SfSi6S" w
Mixed Fabrics,
Color Mates
Hit Campus
li s the smarl college and high
school girl who'll make her ap
pearance on campus this Kail in
the very latest of sportswear sep
arates, color mated and blended
sweaters and skirls teamed with
clever accessories.
Chrcks
A basis for a complete outfit can
be chosen from such wonderful
i e quire a glow in g, 1 iv- h n i
that is a tod for t hi n
"i!iii and text me' . b hi'
it us s.igj.tsl a daiiv loii
cleanses, st nitc'.iti - and
t ions v t .ii i' skin.
Step One
As the fust sti o III thi- ! r
' mi ni use a deep pore clean
cream to lubricate and inoi
your sun-parched skin Helena
fabrics
spun,
Grey
jersey
are gay
as Sheltie tweed, ilomn
Donegal tweed, Hankers
flannel. "Camel-tan." and
in fresh Kail colors. There '
tartans and a whole range I
i . t
.nig
den
Ru
binstein, famous beautv authority,
recommends her Pasteurized Kace
Of am winch is designed to soften'
and smooth away Ihe taut, line
lines lh.it the sun can bring 'round
your mouth. forehead and eyes.
This I'enlle cream smoothes,
soothes, refutes, leaving your skill
radiant Iv I resh and supple.
If vour (an has become some
what leathery looking. you can
lighten and hrighlcu your skin
quickly wilh the aid of a bleach
ing cream. 11 is a line-lexlured
cream Ibat gently restores your
camellia-like coloring.
You simply apply Ihe cream lo an
ana vou waul lightened, leave il
on for several hours or overnight
lo do its work, lis two-fold action
softens as well as bleaches Ihe skin
Hegular use of a bleach cream will
watched in the columns of the
Halrigh News and Observer for the
lists of honor students and the
"Dean's Lists" of high-standing
students in our colleges and uni
versities, for the names of high
landmg students from our tlit'h
lull and! School - and me numner oi uicse
is pililully small, almost ml.
We citizens paid taxes lor build
ing the High School and pay today
for teachers' salaries. Many of us
hope that Ihe students will learn
to study and think; that they will
develop brains and character. Then
should the boys not play football'.'
Yes but! In the lHHO's, when first
.it college, 1 plaved football for
exercise to keep my body strong
lor college work mid for fun In
die lll'JO's, football was verging on
lo being a business, so 1 let it go
hi Today it is play til as a busi
ness not fun
A good number of years ago, 1
went lo the W'av nosv ille High
School on the mailer ol ceil
magazines 1 was sending lo the
library and was referred to the
principal. In his office. 1 found
linn busy, so i sat oown in nw.oi
his leisure. Presently noticing a
cabinet full of silverware 1 went
lo il and found it full of football
trophies. Then the principal came
over. 1 said "You have a goodly
array of football trophies, hut as an
old teacher and a Wav nesv ille man.
more interested in the training of
heads than of heels. 1 would like
lo see Ihe head trophies." Hul all
I got was the sourest look 1 ever
received in my life.
And what are the conditions to
day? All over North Carolina high
school footballers choose Iheir col
leges not for the excellency of their
scholastic courses for the (raining
ol Ihe minds of (heir students, but
for Ihe prowess of their football
teams and hoping for Ihe oppor-
Old (.un Turns I p
Al.C.ONAC. Mich i UP. A
flintlock rifle at least US years old
(was unca: Hied by a dredging con
! tractor. He scooped up the gun in
a 1 1 .tut' bucket A gunplatc show
id Ihe iirc.ir'i was manufactured
in Hie first t tilted States arsenal
at Harper's t erry in 1H34 or earlier.
ti;nities to try lor a place on the
.cam How about our Way nesv ille
football bov- 1
1 call . n I he Mountaineer to
m i 'liily the .school work of our
High School siudciilv 1 wnh to
our Dos apn ' il ls develop some
SCHOOL HOSE
Nylon sets the pace in ihort
hose this Fall. Extra swell for
teens and sorority circles, they'll
wear like an armored car, launder
like a hanky. In all nylon, or mixed
with angora, other wools and cot
tons there is a June garden of
colors to pick from, to match, con
trast and go with everything.
In all the styles you've seen be
fore, plus a new extra length crew
-ock and shoo-top-high sock for
golfing. Slipper socks tap their
toes lor allenlion
set
love of
in sliivi
dudv .
then
it scholarship, and
K. V C.ITK , Kit
The law collection of the U. S.
Library of Congress, comprising
more than (ifill.OOO books and
pamphlets, is one of the largest and
I inest in t be world.
You CAN Retire KXa : v-
gjggWhen You Desire
of Scotch District checks taken ! subdue Ihe darkr.l tan and prove
right from the authentic checked , beneficial lo the lexlure ol your
woolens of Scotland. I skin, as well.
One such District Cheek is Ihe! "friction Wash"
Kannich check, a blend of wine j 11 '""' sK"1 IK,S '"'come coais
.nut niit'f in-,.,.,, ..iww.ifu .i.,i,.j ., i cned ill texture by exposure lo I hi
Nvlon Chanlillv lace adds a luxu
rious note In this washable little
cape designed by Van Kaalle to
keep shoulders warm.
re till (t i t n! tvnes of oysters
ken Irom I'. S. waters, the
native ta.-tci'ii ojoler. the
small iiali'i' Olvmpia ovster found
on Ihe west coast and an imported
large, .lapenese ov sler.
are ta
large
backs. Chillies will look extremely
well with tweeds and camel's hail
mixtures. The Mexican influence
lakes hold of the moccasin and ap
pi ars in t lie form of slraps will
heivil.' embossed silvered buckles
Zippers are news; moccasin
si ran patterns w ith kick-oil' hacks
led snapped loalers with orna
nwiit:;! I a s I e 1 1 i i ig monk straps with
sin trout, anil tne ever
oxlord with rubber and
. two straps forming
fled are a few of the
Campus Boots
ice-evclel moccasin fronl,
. glullie treatment and off-
I iii hing. raw huh' lacing, cow -
pi e in moccasins witn
n,l silver buckles, pinking
forat ens. attractive slitch
e youngsters' shoes smarl
trap and opon
s, 'Ihe V -throat
look
a inoci .
1 popular
l 1)1(1 sol
saddle i
I and -Ha
n ! ' 11,1
15! ; bov i 'll
1 i and pr
ft ! ing mal
JS0Myl K For dress wear s
CfZfjM I a.ied s,,- a,, lor
VAmJr.immwwd C W&m K m,...,) and the baljy toe last
I lev s. Hows, slilching and asyinet
PP)Ppt K jK 'i'"al si rap I'aUcins will make news
1 1 ' s LFF"A"DAY '
mm$jr i V J
Payment on a Famous lsVf 1
4.75 ?
ellow ground. An ensemble niight
(insist of a skirt in this cheek
teamed with a matching weskil or
jacket plus a checked cloche and
dancing ascot. Added lo this, a
Garland sweater, hand-loomed and
hand-finished, master dyed by Mer-
nal to match a predominating color
in the check.
Camel's hair has always been a '
campus favorite and this year
they'll be wearing skirts ot ramel
tan fabric with dyed-to-match
sweaters and jersey blouses. A
caineltan stole is fringed all around
and to complete Ihe out lil. there's
a choice of either a caineltan beret
or a copy of .lacques Kath's fa
mous cloche banded Willi dark
green suede.
Tweed ami nuhby fabrics have
made a big come-back Ibis year
and they have never been more
becoming. Willi either a rosy
lleckcd homespun tweed or a gold
en tweed as a basis, one could en
semble a blended look fronl head
lo hi in.
Heads Turn
A finely knit sweater set in a
predominating color of the tweed
looks line worn wilh a tweed skirt
and ii matching tweed ascot looped
gaily about the neck, a handsome
tweed bell encircling the waist.
There's even a little tweed carry
all to slip onto a belt, completely
fitted w ith mirror, comb and tweed
covered compact.
This year's college girl returning
lo the campus will find many a
head turned lo admire her well
planned wardrobe of mixable,
matchable color coordinates.
sun you can speed no the
reconditioning process for
wilh a gentle mealy T net ion wash
Ihe stimulation of this famous
washing preparation is almost mi
laculous in Ihe way it effortlessly
sloughs off Ihe coarsened skin of
your face, limbs and shoulders,
revealing the satiny texture so im
portant lo your beauly. And should
your skill be inclined lo excessive
oil, the deep cleansing properties
beautv-1 of the "friction wash works won-
Auliimn tiers.
Want to quit work ond take life easy ot 50?
... 55? ... 65? You can name your retirement date
and your retirement income with a Jefferson Standard
Retirement Income Plan. Get ready to enjoy the sunset
years of life now while you can qualify for our plan. Ask
your Jefferson Standard representative for complete de
tails today.
S. E. CONNATSER
Phone 705
District Manager
Main Street
Waynesville
J J
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EFFERSON STANDARD-,
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA
A glance at the new Fort! antl you'll a(;rec with New York's
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I I : an 8 cylinder engine : : : a V-tie engine. Ford alone offers
youi choice of this V-8 or the new 95 "horse" Six.
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Hody and 5 cross-incinlier, box -section frame make Ford .r')
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(Heats 5 Rooms)
A'l Sizes Oil Barrels
A"d Tanks Available
jers Electric Co.
61 Mn Street
Jyetftf copr Kt f"""M SH''. le,M "itm moved
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Phone 52
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