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THE CAROLINA MOUNTAINEER THURSDAY,. JUNE 25. IMS The Carolina Mountaineer 979 Main Street Wm. A. BA.'JD, Editor-Owner Policy Democratic 'Diaplay Advertiiind Rates: Xtirty Centf per column inch. Guaranteed Circulation siTbscription rates Subscription Payable in Advace ($2.50 if not so paid) 1 Year $2.00 6 Month, 100 3 Months 50cts Entered at the post office, at Waynesville, X. C, Second Class Mail Matter, as provided under the Act of March .1, 1879, November 20. 1914. Pl'BI.ISHEI) ON THURSDAY fair play would require amy open minded person to ek the reason for a failure to act before fastening blame. All of us are interested In better schools for every quarter of the coun ty. Why not, then, let us a!! (ret to gether and hold up the hands of tho County Board of Education in their arduous task in solving some of the problems that confront them in this year of grace 1925? TO SAMUEL U ROGERS. CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED FOR THE COUNTY HOSPITAL. fhci,i.iti.r THURSDAY. JUNE 25. 1925 FOR COUNTY HOSPITAL. Canton, N. C. .1 jne 24. 192.Y ilr. Editor: Will you i-ermit tr th? fr-ace t express myself in regard to the pro ved Haywood County Hospital'.' I mu-t confess that when thii mat ter first came to my attention, I was not in sympathy with th manremint. tbotih I realised it war. a matter of great importance to the people of the county. But since makinjr some in vestigations, and after reading tne en dorsements by practically all the in dustrial enternrises. and mast of our financial institutions, representing our largest taxpayers. I wish to ex. press myself a. being heartily in fi vor of the hospital movement, anil think it will be a great misfortune to all the neople of the county if we to carry the pending election fnr bonds. The great Duke Foundation Fund i intended to helo jut such hospitals as the one proposed for Haywood County, ami we cannot afford to miss the onportunity of narticipating in the distribution of this great fund. As I understand it is the purpose of those incharge of this fund to aid in the construction of such hospitals, as well as to give nermanent aid in 'he care of charity cases. Such aid will relieve the taxpayers of the greatest burden in the operation of a public hospital and should render such a hospital in this countv self-suppo' t inR. I am particularly impressed by the tatemrnt tha' Haywood County has not had a you - man in a medical college in ten ; "ars, and that in a very few years .. will have no coun ty doctors. When his time arrive, it seems to me that m :-c kind ,f a hos pital will lie a nee jty. So why not bull 1 now and stop the stream of patients ;roing to Asheville to hospi tals where it if claimed, in ten years they il' pay out enough lo bull 1 three ho-oitaN lik.- the one proposed. W, T. SHARP. I -(.IVFTHF. BOARDOF EDUCATION'! A FAIR DEAL. ."'on:e "favnrfloV critici-rn has .,.' " -''d noon the Countv H'iH not .rn rit to tcke the initiative in horiow'nt; monev wit'i n!ii;ti to nay' the tea-'hers of W.nnn-eil'1 tiiwnsh .r,, I There are mnnv ri- irrwt.itwv.-- regnr.-'-"ti this matter h-; t'v awie per son overlooks. Sunpose we take a pep at some of 'h.-.r, J In ma.ing o"( t! " Mr' hn.I-e'. thre aic thrw funis to be nrov.d-'. ! to- (a) a salary l-.m.l. C) an oper-i nting and equinment fund, and (c) a Tt nd for th rco lymen of -H tintc-.' loans and bonus. It is the law that! th-funds m, Vcp .''ii.ii ,i:e itul I s tmci. As a n-a'.'f- of fa"l tne trach. ' alnrv fun 1 ,n Wavresvilie '.own hir- was used ov the town-hi:i com mittee, or the il.vn I of Education, to! inish paving for tV e,piinm.,nt of the schools in W:i- ;;,.vll' township, a tK:ng that migl;' V.r done tcnipoi.".' 'aly with th tinders; i.i.l'nt- that f'e fund, from whi.-h tak. n So r -jil niml whn needed. The fund was not returned that tenrhers m ;:'1.. be paid vhrn tl.iir luries were d-j It. therefore. Vvr-m- ne:css.ny to, replace this fund in some way. Bor--wfng seemed the or!y w.iv. and :o order for the County Board of Educa t:.m to borrow ,rmn it n'p'iy j to have in the budg?t, either of th township or the county a sum suffi cient to pay the installments of the sinking fund and inte-es: as they fall hi. And, too, the County Board of Education can borrow for a local tax district only upon a petition from the local committee. The committee of Waynesville township did not submit their petition until last Monday, and the County Board of Education took it under consideration the moment it was filed. These facta Just f ivn an necessary to eoaale one to see who baa beea dere lict in this matter. Ilia mare idem of On Thursday evening about 50 cf Haywood's representative citizens en joyed a well prepared and served din. ner at the Hotel Waynesville and la ter discussed the merits of the pro posed County Hospital. Mr. Dave Ker of Canton in his usual felicitious manner presided. The following were introduced and made short talks: Dr. J. H. Way, Dr. J. F. Abel, Rev. J. T. Mangum, Mayor Harden Howell, Messrs. Harley Reno of Canton and T. Lenoir Gwyn. The meeting was mark ed by much enthusiasm. Mr. Kerr was elected chairman for the campaign with Dr. J. R. McCracken as secretary. MRS. R. H. DYKERS. Mrs. R. H Dvkers oassed out of this life at midnight on Monday June 22, at her residence, 171 Church street, after a week's lingering ill ness following a stroke of paral ysis. Funeral services were held at Grace church. Rev. Albert New, of ficiating with appropriate hymns by the vestal choir. The lemi'ins were taken to New Orleans to rest beside her husband. Mrs. Dykers was Kate Land of Mi.s vssippi. Her people moved to the vicinity of Shreveport, La., at the beginning of the Civil War and in course of time she married Reginald Dykers of New Orleans, a former olonel in the Confederate army. Thirty years ago Mr. and Mis. Dykers came to Waynesville for the liene.fit of Mrs. Dykers' health and found tthat the climate agreed with her so well that they located here per manently, buying the property at the foot ot ( hurcn street, and .tir. uyKei-sj engaged in the coal business, later i sold to H. G. Wit. After his death ' in 1911 Mrs. Dvker? carried on the business until three years ago, when her strength iH'gin to fail. Mr.s Dykers was a cultured and very broad minded woman, kind heart ed anil generous. She was a faithful member of Grace church and an active worker as long as able, always re sponding to the call for service. At the outbreak of the late war. she organized the Red Cross society, go ing alwut in her buggy to enlist workers. Her gracious personality endeared her to all acnuaitances, and she will be missed bv her neighbors! and larsr circle of friends. She was a true exponent of the a.lrn.-n tion, "Be useful where thou livest that they both want and wish thy pleasing. J presence still."- j MISS FERGUSON VISITING IN NEWBERRY. S. C. ( M:s Hazil Ferguson of Waynes-' v ile. N. C who is visiting Miss Fran-1 ees Carter. lfiOO Main street, is being very highly entertained. Miss Carter entertained with a party and dance on her arrival last Monday. On Wednes day evening M- Boozier gave a swim ming party and a dance in her horor, at the country club. j Many girls and !ovs attended both i these r-rties. Every effort is being P'i' ' t'n to entertain Miss Ferguson while -he is in our town. On leaving here M:ss Ferguson will visit rela tives :n Whitmire and Marion. New berry (S. C.) Times. CARD OF THAVv-v We wish tn exres our sinsere thanks to our friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness ani sympathy shown and flowers given during the illnsss and death of our son. Roy. Jr Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson. In the passing of Samuel L. Rogers of Franklin, all Western North Caro lina feels a personal loss. For yean he has been an outstanding flgure in our state and national politics, and we, of this section nave felt great pi Ve in his can-err. "Whether as Clerk of the Macan County Superior Court, Collector of Internal Revenue for the Western Dis trict, State Corporation Commissioner, manager of hotly contested race for the Senate or Director of the Federal Census, Mr. Rogers put himself into the task with the energy of a strong mind well disciplined, with the cour tesy and kindliness that came from a good heart. "Returning to his village home af ter his service in Washington, Mr. Rogers at once busied himself in the affairs of his town and county. He served as alderman, he appeared in conference on highway improvements, he supported campaigns to bring about the development of natural re sources in Western North Carolina. No Tarheel found greater cause for pride and satisfaction that he, as the whole State shook off the lethargy of Reconstruction days and put forward large movements for public education and the opening up of lost provinces in the State by paved roads. "A splenid type of the faithful and efficient public servant, rendering enthusiastic service in places large or small. North Carolinians will mourn his death and remember with grati tude his contributions to the upbuild ing of a finer State." BACK BAD TODAY? Then Find the Cause and Correct It As Other WayneaviUe Folks Have Renew at once, $2.00 per year. The zone law directs that all delinquent subscriptions be cut off at once. There's little rest or peace for the backache sufferer. Daye are tired and weary Night brings no respite. Urinary troubles, headaches, dizzi ness and nervousness, all tend to pre vent rest or sleep. Why continue to be so miserable Why not use a stimulant diuretic to the kidneys? Use Doan's Pills, Your neighbors recommend Doan's Read this Waynesville case: Shuford Howel, carpenter, R. F. D. 4. says: "When I had an attack from my kidneys, my back bothered me. If I got up after aitting, sharp pains went across the small of my back. Nights I couldn't rest well and mornings my back was 83 stiff and achy, I could hardly get up or down. Those parins seemed to dig in deeper. Doan's Pills from the Waynesville Pharmacy entirely rid ms of the complaint. 60c, at all dealers. Fo3te.--Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. House dresses only 89c each for Friday and Saturday. C. E. Ray A Sons. ltc New 4 room house. 1 acre, garage $2,000.00, 600 cash handles it 20 seres, new 4 room noun, 4 springs on place, water can be pMped to house by gravity. Near Lake Juna luska. H. G. Stone. 2tc 16 pounds -best granulated sugar, 11.00 Friday and Saturday only. C. E. Ray A Sons. ltc AN ERROR CORRECTED. In the article in last week's !3sue concemina; the proposed Haywood County Hospital this mistake was made: "A majority of the votes cast will decide the election." This is an error, as it will require a majority of the registered votes to carry the election for bonds. Friday and Saturday only 10 lbs. sugar for $1.00. C. E. Ray & Sons. LAMB FRYERS Lunch Meats The easy way to do when you want some Meats for Lunch is to phone 149 and we will send you an assort ment of ready-to-serve meats that will surely please you". The City Market J. B. DAVIS, Proprietor Phone 149 Church St. wiaiNTTFiri Tfonng lady or man to represent us in each community. Good pay, pleaaant work. Address Conine Company, High Point, N. C. ltpd Lost between Clyde and Waynes ville kit piano tools on Friday 19th, June. .Liberal reward to finder. Ad dress me at Dillaboro, N. C. Leave tools at Caralin aMountaineer and $2.00 reward. J. N. Everett Upd Only 68c will buy happy Home House Dresses Friday and Saturday. C. E. Ray A Sons. Uo Camp Wyconda for Boys will open July 1st at Chestnut Park. Swim- mine-, tetania, (hiking, boxing1. Ad dress Mrs. IBranner Gilmer, Camp Mother, Waynesville, N. C. 2tn DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notice is hereby given thnt the' partnershin of Duckett & Comnany general merchandise dealers of Fines C'""k. ua bon 4iso'v Mr. S. H. Duckett having s.'ld his ( interests to J. C. Nolann and James j Mooney who assume a!' obligations j and are entitled to co.lect a'.' indebted-1 r.ess. July 16, pad. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. The undersigned having th's dav nualified s administrator of the es tate of R. D Gilmer, deceased, this is to notify all persons having claims against the said estate to present them to the undersigned administrator for payment within one year from thia date or else thia notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. AU persons i indebted to said estate are hereby notified to come in and settle t one I Thia the 24th day of June. 192$. . (Signed) Wm. T. HANNAH. Administrator of Estate of R. D. July 80c Gilmer, deceased. 1 For Sale Baby carriage cheap. Phone 311-W. ltpd For Barren Shelves Phone 30 Phone 30 When you open the doors to your cup board and find deserted shelvs, you'll want to phone 30. We'll replenish it without depleting your purse. "Get your Coffee Here MILLER BROS. Phone 30 WaynesTiIle, N. C. Independent Coach Line, Inc. Schedule Leaving Waynes ville opposite post office ever hour on tke hour from 7:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Go by way of Golf Links of Lake Junaluska, store at Main office Building at Lake Junaluska, By Way Canton. Independent Coach Line, Inc. Vance Business College ASHEVILLE. N. C. Under new Management. Additional Instructors, Modern Courses And Prices within the reach of everyone. POSITIONS GUARANTEED AND DIPLOMAS ISSUED Inquire about Our Special Courses. For any Information Related to Vance Business College SEE MISS MAMIE CLAYTON 'Fart National Bank Building Waynesville. N. C. i 4 Write P. O, Box 1395 Department B. i
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