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THE CAROLINA MOUNTAINEER
The Carolina Mountaineer
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1 a ic many who
lly vi II inform'. .1
imt familiar wi'n the
c names.
make nur newspaper unpopular with
some of our citizens. These insinua
ition.s were all tfivon to us in a ver
! pleasant aiui diplomatic manner
for tin-si' many years unless we cu-op-iraK'
and work enthusiast it-all v
However,
it
miirht be well w irt
ha! vrni ii-ail thai series of -.ielijiht
ful autoiHi.raptnra! articles whu I
reiintlv ran
K i-niii I'o-t in which
heimer, the well known
us ot'easioiial siilelitits
while telling
rhursday. May II. 192..
a ;kkat
API'KAKANCKS MEAN
DKAI..
for months
the Saturday
! Hi nry llere
j author, ivr.s
I upon Ins literary can
the ntertainin Mory
over of h old I'ower IIou.se in We-it
"he-tur, Pennsylvania ?
Well, somewhere in it, you renum
ber he relates how his landscape nr.
lehitivt confu.-eil him by jfivin:; "if
i.tirserymen's learneil hih sounding
J names to common shrubs instead of
the old fashioned ones.
I You will reca
'"-'! while to publish the fact once atrai
m that The Carolina Mountaineer canno
"'" lie dictated to; will not Ik- used b
.ii. mall faction or nnj; and canno
bi- ! .-. lieat or used to help any o
iliuilaul or tfroul' "pull their ehe '.
n.it out of the lire."
We are publishing thi.s paper as tin
exponent of the people of Huywooi
county. We an- always pleased ti
pu':.li-li any .article if it is construc
tive criticism or of some benefit ti
through ,a, county; but we do not care to ad
vocate any special desires of a vei ..
small minority or to use the influence
of th'.s thirty-eight year-old home
new-paper to strengthen the ambi-
if the making ! tjons of anyone. We desire to 'o-
operate with all things appertaining
to the bettorment of Waynesville a:i 1
Haywood county.
I'KAISK FROM MR. DENTON.
The editor received a telephone call
from Mr. W. T. Denton on last Fri
day in regard to an enditorial in the
HerirersheinruM-'.s hu-1 Carolina MounlaliiWMr. Mr. Dentoi
Way ii-.-
hiilll' s. 1
n ail Mm
i ha can !
janred h.
die h:us many
rliao, tin i e i sii't a town
luruius inouiitaiii section
a-d of such ait.st. cully
lies and dvrellirufs
niilitv and naive confession of Irnr,-- pra;.sei the article and declared it was
V.sitor- in- tourists w th an eve Biice coiicernini; nurserymen's nonien"-j the btst he had read in many years,
for th.- beautiful (federally Krt their ! latui'e of shrub., when the landscape : A'so spoke in an optimistic manner of
tir'-t impression from the appearance man explained that .-yrinira meant ! iiusines ..onditions and he was quite
( a citv's business section. , lilac, lomccra. bush honey suckle and 1 positive that Waynesville and Hay-
beautiful viliui'iiiuni snowball. Hi-ie it nnh. j woihJ county were going to have tne
ho remaikeil that mil -crymejti like Rieate-si uiurisi season in uui iiismy.
men in other callings of s)(H'ial v: in-l Such praise from one of Waynes-
inif se-m inclined toward hir words I ville's most progressive, energetic and
'ei-- !nd faruy names, presumably to make optomistic hardware merchants is ex-i
beautifully shaded their liusines, appear m..iv tn'pies-1 iei(linjrly if ratifytng to all ot the!
-vr and important. , .viouniaineer stan.
Hut now it i- out. You kn i !..ni-! Whin such n-.iminent citizens asi
i era means hush honeysuckle anl'M''- I'enton who i.s proprietor of one j
vibuinium mean, .snowball. jof Wavnesviile'.s largest business
However vou may not happen t.) ; entei prises, takes the trouble to call j
think that there may be man.,- vaiie-lu up with ext i a vacant, pi ai-s it I
ties .f tho-e two families of shrubs 1 make? the newso rier -;el,l much ! ;i;h-
: -uch i- the fact. Turn to certain t r. j
nuiseiymen-.- catalogues ail you will I.OCAI. MEKCHAXTs BACKBONE;
lin.l INted l.oiiioia aiba, I.onicera' OF COM M I XTTY.
f . i.ul ha
lawns ar:. the h
i.-e Hid a f
I'pt up a lei
II kept I. II alel 'i si
painted yearly.
Hut we ( anr.ot say as nuicli for oar
main business -, ! imi .. Many of nur
stoics -aiily reed painting and even
window washing. Some uT ut pin
Itf.sional business oll'iif . and tin--ta.i-wavs
and hallway- lending to
tliem are sadly lacking in punt, oap
and water ami papering. In fact we
'.i.ih! t" . b an no and paint up son o
'.f our bosine.-s hiiusis on Ma.n '.'e .
I.4MTST BLOSSOM WliKk - '
HAItVEST WEEK I (lit THE
BI SY BEE.
And a week of deligh' f ii all p'-:
foils who enj i the fragran i' of tin
locust blossoms. For miiiii' it
tartaric;!. I.onicera f ragrantissmia, ;.o.
n:ci"a in nrowi and other.-.
I'nler viburnum heading you will
find spei-iti d ' 1 1 !iu r Mu m japnnicum
eet iculatum. Yibuiiium opuliis, 'iluir
rum Sterili,, Viburnum toinento -urn.
Tlie only variety of lonice: i i he
writer ha, observed m Waynesville is
the l.onicer,
just or thiee line 1
vvr.
:i litth' to' rich. Is what
b-scrilie as too cloying.
Hut it is not too cloying for
myriads ot busy bees, hu.sy garnering
a golden harvest of rarest ii".tar.
Pause under a locust fee and 'at h
1he low, eager murmur- of in lust y.
A niomentfs reflectJion will bring
I hat the merchants and the pro- j
fes.sional men of Waynesville are Ir.e i
"backbone" of this community is man-1
fi st. In all undertakings of a civic j
nature, the merchants and the profes-i
s-onal men bear the main brunt of the
project. They are the ones who dig j
out hard cash for anv ;.nd a!! dona-1
iaitarica. There ire twr turns. They nay the main luxury and I
it'ge old specimen shrubs all other taxes, make the largest do- J
of them
ii llavwoo.l street. They are na-ions and are always willing to
so e:sil grown and s floriforous and share any nrofits w'ith the while
iieaut'ful one has to wonder that th.'-e coiiimuinty
tine Specimens have not long ago . If a drive is put on to advert'se
moved many other- to plant the vari. Waynesville. the business men tioiuM?
ety. So far a.s known they are en-'liist, last and between times. If a
tirely free from disease, a.s well as banquet in hurredlv gotten up to en-
, tree I rom attacks ot insects and tertain some visiting irroup, the me;-
.vourmind to bear upon the mysterious fuivgi. In fact the loniceni aie among chants are called upon to shovel out.
instinct that impels each eager, tiny the most desirable and serviceable of If another club i.s organized the mer
worker to to the utmost itfs mca- shrubs. In Asheville the I.onicera chants are expected to join without
per strength to store up the dainty f ragrant issima i , found in great qunn-; more ado. If an industry is to be
.' -us-tcnance di.- .!U-d by a wondrous titie-s. It bliHims before the leaves ' attracted to this city or county, it is
rremistry front mountain air, and appear and the blossoms are veryup to Mr. Business Man to sign on
sunlight and mo ure in that fragile fragrant Hence the Mib-name, fra-' the dotted line for a few more paltry
rhalice, the locust flower
Haiti then we c told that lite
-army ot workers so h.;sy n w are in.t
tnntip mi the honey for themselves,
hut for ifiine rat ions of bee. It) foil iw.
However, mould you se.-k a iinle
to the i (entity and th. i.iy Icry and,
jm; rj of it all read that mystical
fk "The Life or the Bee" iiy Mac'
erl.uck. the famous Belgian iiii'lni'. ,
palmers hi .(;aTow IIICII ;
CLASS Sllil (TLItF. SUA It
OMI'I ETHIN.
he low' .-PVCTi room min-.iiniv.
i nf.r.l mi i "hci i .'r : .la
dollars
this writer li.ls no-1 line.
i
An,
i' gne ull down the
grantissiiiia.
Of viburnum
ticed in Waynesville only bu.shes of the In the past much hasf been written
Viburnum onulus sterilis, the com -non about trading at home, much criti
siiowball. And very charnrng they cism ha been indulged in by many of
are, too. In course of time, no doub'.ius for so called lack of co-operation,
the other varieties will be introduce I lack of civic oriile, etc., anil yet noth-
Ainong them i., the Virliununi opulu , iinr has icallv ever lit-en accomplished
This is sometimes called tin- Etuopi-nn to ."Polish th. aoparent lack of grat-1
.'.inlieny hush. It is a tall thru) itude by the average citizen- towardsj
a i:!i -pleading i. ranches. Th, flow.-rs ! eli.cv t.iend and neighlxir, the'
tin
dllst.
white.
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and prodii' e I
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The walls
e.l with Ho
of li'Sl g.
aie of Ihe I
for
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ale
i 1 or u k. Trie irrin
. heo-tnut. The llooi- aie of Ihe best
j-even-e:gl:th inch oak. All llashitus
-uui valleys aie of copier. The elec
tric wirinir i- protected bv B. & X.
ckV.o insulation. The wails and ced
gs are plastere an.l finished with
Koene's cement which niakrs a sif
face of the most durable character.
The 'door and walls and ceiling of the
halh room are covered with tile mik
ing th in moisture proof. Suffice It
then to say that no pains were spared
to make the structure mechanically
rrf.ct in every detail.
wh.eh .ill "'at may
have br"'i
nur -e. no it - i
jap, mica halliana whi.
a i i,t;,ti,.-t nan:, 1 H i
plan- from Japan fr
tin -.' vines a'luiii ! h
ileriv o,l.
Who knows ..at ou: popular fruit
grower. Mr. Boiling Hall, may not be
a rem.i'e ibvendant of that distin
guished botanist. Mr. Hall's interest
in things botanical and horticultu,
suggests the possibility to
are inclined to believe in
n me: chant.
We believe it is ir.ostly on acc.iunt
iiglitle.-siii ss more than any-'
r's,; tin's buying out of Vnvn
me .utiiie that can be and ought!
.louigiit at home. !
know that the bread made h'le'
is Wayiiesv !!!c is good who'.escm.
l iead and we are quite positive that '
the local bakery is a tremen lous creiir.
!,, on.' line 1,,-vvn. In fact we f'.'cl
5U'e that the .post of n- are pcou I !
tii.'t Wayne villi- can bunst of such,
a snleudid. up-tv- late bakery business.,
i'e sua osc there are ninny f. ''.;, vho
'..ike any breaif fstnle or even mridy
haridcl our to then) -'it 1
if theT attention w::s eaiie 1 .o tht !
fact that the Waynesville bread was
fresh daily, waa made by one of our
own tax oayrng townsnun. then:
the average consumer would '.!.' far
Waynesvillo bread.
'And if the average citizen and
such ns eonsunier will ston and poniK-i' a tew
he do-- minutes each time they are temptod
trine of the inheritance of tendencies.
to buy out of town, and would con
sider the extra amount througth pos
t;tge or traveling expenses, to say
If we are in a hurry for a small
article our merchants ar always ac
commodating enough to deliver any
TAKINC THE RESPONSIBILITY.
Siveial times lately we have ptpn nothing of the time waated, and the
told very cordially that we oug.it to ' urvat;sfactory fit or the miserable
In respect to the plan and conven- come out and take a strong stand onlquality of the product, we would all
ience in the arrangement of i-ooms some vexing question of the day. M:st keep the money at home where it is
iitvI the tastefu ness of dos.gn at'.a of these criticisms were trom ioiks ,neelca
finish MY. Palmer's (bungalow may who had an ax to grind. And perhaps
be said to be just about the last we were not of their same opinion.
Ws,,ril However we have pointed out that the
Credit for all this, architectural and columns of The Carolina Mountaineer j thing in the shortest length of time,
mechanical perfection is due to Mr. were always open to any responsible i And when the rainy day cornea along,
T Norris. WaynosviUe's well citizen providing they signed their j as it quit often does, we cannot, away
known general contractor and builder, names. Of course this didn't appeal 'from home, (ret an extended line of
Mr. Norris drew the designs, as- to any of them in the least and they credit or even a brief extension
sumed the responsibility for construe- hastened to draw a picture of existing i But we can and irenerally do get what
tion of the bungalow and has person- conditions that ought to have been of we want and when we want it from
-.llv epn to the carrying out of ever vital importance to the community, our local friend merchant
sipecification to the very letter. and in their opinion the newspaper
Among those close in. the loca- ought to be the "groat." When t.hey
tion of Mr. Palmer's new home is one themselves did not care to advocate
of the most pleasant and desirable their own opinion we failed to aee
and all his neighbors will appreciate why we should adopt it as ours. We
the improvement that part of the have been informed that we were
town owes to him. cowardly and afraid that we might
There are many, very many reasons
why we should "Try First to Buy at
Home;" but the one reason is enough:
That of the future growth and pros
perity of our own community. We
cannot expect to have the steady and
permanent growth that lias been ours
president, for he will consider it a
"ivilege as well as an honor "a serve
inkers of the State.
Through years of constant appli
tion to the business of banking in
evard, Mr. Shipman has watched
human tide come and go. Through
liter and summer he kept his vigil
,r the bank which he is now the
ad after serving his uppreticeship
tashier and vice-president. Yes
iday, today and tomorrow, he rs
e same steadiness and steudfaj"
nsiderirs an institution. He isn't
pical of any banker in North Caro
ina, for he has individuality and
.-rsonality, but he does stand for
ic same steadiiness and steadfast
ness that goes to make up the sue
cessful banker in North Carolina.
In New York they probably think
of Tom Shipman as being a country
banker. The town in which iie livco
isn't large as towns and city go.
but it has as much human iiatuie to
its size as New York has, and one
after knowing Tom Shiipman sus.
pect.s much morn. There's mighty
liittle of it that Tom Shipman doesn't
know. Nor is he a stranger to New
York, for he keeps in touch with the
world that lies beyond the horizon,
a.s most successful bankers do, and he
is quite as much at home in Ni-w
York a-s he is in Brevard.
Raleigh News and Observer-.
This Amazing Essex Success
the Result of Value
Buyers know what Essex gives can be had elsewhere only at for
higher cost. The great Essex sales record is due to no other thing.
It is recognition of a value leadership so overwhelming that it
is not even challenged.
ESSEX COACH $895
Frmijht and Tax Extra
HUDSON-ESSEX, WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING 6-CYLINDER CARS
WAYNESVILLE HUDSON COMPANY
The Men's Summer Oxford
" !. ' XiJi.l v "f . yl
Built for comfortable summer wear of real
Klancy calfskin in Black and Tan. A broad,
comfortable toe without the loss of a single
stylish line. Comfortable feet in summer is
a joy which you will find in this new "Ram
bler" model.
Footwear of the Lighter Weight
With summr-r days fast approaching, the need for
summer footwear grows greater. We are prepared
to supply your needs, amply and satisfactorily.
Our Nifty Straw and Felt Hats
Straw hats of high grade are shown in our splendid
line. There are split-straws and full siraws in many
different weaves and straw-tones. Let us help you
select the hat best suited to your face.
Or if you prefer a soft summer felt we can supply
you from a splendid assortment of Spring and Sum
mer light-weigjit felts.
McCracken Clothing Co.
Shoes for The Family WAYNESVILLE, N. C.