(One Day Nearer ,Victory) THURSDAY,
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Park Pro0ramMade Up
Of Music And Humor
Fun, music and laughter is the spills.
keynote of the entire week's proA Popeye cartoon and a comedy,
gram at the Park Theatre. All "Baby
Wants A Battleship," is
sermention of war, or any other
on
also
the program.
ious subject has been dropped
Owl Show a thrill-chillthe
For
program.
week's
from the
"Devil Bat" is a
shown
be
will
Starting today, r.nd continuing
g
of a monster
tale
dance
song
and
tomorrow, is the
g
created by a
demon
festival film, "Holiday Inn," starto avenge
genius
vengeance-seekin- g
ring Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire
injustice. Hpw a fearof
himself
big
The
three
Berlin.
and Irving
newspaperman finally thwarts
stars create a riot of humor as less mad and vicious scheme prothey carry out their parts in the his
movie fans with first rate
highest degree of entertainment. vides
thrill-shoc- k
entertainviolent
and
Bersongs
by
The film includes 14
ment.
lin, 8 dances by Astaire and a
The picture was awarded the
number of songs by Crosby. News
Horror Club" gold medal
"Chicago
subject,
of the day and a short
of the year.
"It's Up To Us," completes the as best horror-thrillFor those who like eerie and un-- I
program.
a la Lugosi,
Saturday brings Roy Rogers, usual entertainment
missed.
be
picture
can't
this
whose film appearances goes modtheme of
is
the
Neighborliness
in
band
a
with
ern this time,
"Hi, Neighbor" which opens Sun- "South of Santa Fe."
Shunning the range robbers who day at the Park, in mountain color,
usually contribute the villainy in 'starring Lulubelle and Scotty of
a cowboy picture, Roy mixes it up radio fame.
of enwith gangsterdom's toughest yeggs
The picture is chock-fu- ll
in as rousing an actionplay as tertainment values, with Lulubelle,
has yet come from the film studios. Scotty, Vera Vague, Pappy ChesAgainst the imposing array of hire, Jean Parker, Marilyn Hare,
airplanes, high speed cars, and Bill Shirley, Roy Acuff and his
radio communicators which his op- Smoky Mountain boys, et al., component has mustered to assist in bining sense with nonsense in just
carrying out the crime, Rogers has the proper ration to thoroughly
nothing to pit except his own re- satisfy discriminating film goers.
The The supporting players hold up
sourcefulness and courage.
the their end of the entertainment in
overcomes
way in which he
odds stacked against him makes a manner that could not be imfor a slambang climax which lit- proved upon.
Pappy Cheshire is strongly conerally wows onlookers with its
rapid succession of thrills and vincing in the role of the venerable college professor who is prepared to make any sacrifice so that
his unique college, "of the hillbillies and for the hillbillies" will
survive and prosper.
Jean Parker, lovely to behold,
charming
in manner and a splendid
May Warn of Disordered
to her laurels in the
actress,
adds
Kidney Action
role of Dorothy, niece of Greenfield
Modem Ufa with it hurry and worry.
donor.
Irregular habit, improper eating and College's temperamental
drinking ita riak of expoaure and infecsubjects:
Picture
short
Three"
tion throwi heavy atrain on the work
People, At the County Fair and
of the kidneya. They are apt to become
and fail to filter exeeaa acid Community
Sing, complete the
and other Impuritiea from the
program.
blood.
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You may Buffer nagging backache,
Vnr Mnndav and Tuesdav Betty
headache, diuineaa, getting up nights,
leg
pain, dwelling feel conatantly Grable, John Payne and Victor
tired, nervoua, all worn out. Other algna
Mature are starred in the new muof kidney or bladder diaorder are somesical, "Footlight Serenade," which
times burning, acanty or too frequent
urination.'
Try Doom's Pills. Boon's help the is hailed as the "perfect tonic lor
kidneya to pass off harmful excess body the times." Featuring love, laughs
waste. They have had more than half a and lyrics, it is indeed a merry
century of public approval. Are recommended by grateful users everywhere.
musical treat.
As your ntiqkbarl
With a story that spells entertainment all the way, "Footlight
Serenade" tells of a fighter who
turns actor. Victor Mature realthe- boxer, as
--istically nortravs
FSA Maps Out
Ship
Patrol Plane Dives For Closeup of Sinking
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Farm Machines
On Rationed List
18
David S. Weaver, in charge of
agricultural engineering extension
at N. C. State College, announces
that 18 types of farm machines are
on the list to be rationed due to.
shortages of metals
the war-tim- e
In
and manufacturing facilities.
order to obtain any one of these
machines, a farmer must have his
application approved by a special
rationing committee which will be
set up in each county in the state.
The 18 types of machinery on
the rationed list are: Combines,
disc harrows, feed grinders, fertilizer distributers, grain drills,
hay balers, lime spreaders, manure
spreaders, milk coolers, .milking
machines, pick-u- p
balers, potato
diggers, shredders, com pickers,
beet lifters, beet loaders, grain elevators, and all kinds of tractors.
"If you will need one of these
machines for next season," said
Weaver in a suggestion to farmers,
"contact your county farm agent
who is making a survey to .determine the needs of the community
in order that allotments can be
worked out."
The special' rationing committee
for farm machinery in each county will be composed of three farmers, one of whom will be the chairman of the county AAA committee. The other two will be reprePigeon Township
sentative farmers appointed by the
James Blalock, et al to William county USDA war board.
Medford.
In addition to the group of maWilliam C. Blalock, et al to chines which are extremely scarce,
William Medford. v
there is a second group somewhat
Rosey Presley to Charlie Presley, et ux.
Y. Moore.
William Medford, et ux, et al
Joe F. Davis, et ux to J. J.
to J. W. Dietz.
Ferguson, et ux.
W. A. Abel to Nancy C. Abel.
Waynesville Township
C. H. Ray, estate to Alice C.
Willie
to
Fred Wood, et ux
Quinlan.
Earley.
Alden
Sam Fitzgerald, et ux to James Noland. Howell, Jr., to D. Reeves
McCall, et ux.
W. A. Henry, Est., by Com. to
James McCall, et ux to Sam II.
F. Finley.
Fitzgerald, et ux.
Industrial
Loan and investment
UnderSpaldon
to
Miller,
James
Bank to II. H. Dearrion.
wood, et ux.
Lee Jordan, et ux to James G.
R. L. Burgin et ux to Evelyn
Stiles.
Clark.
J . W. Ray, et ux to Joe Emmer-so- n
G rover C. Davis et ux to S. L.
Rose.
Galloway.
George Frady to Mary V. Frady.
White Oak Township
M. H. Ferguson, et ux to M.
Arlo Green, et ux to Nathan
et ux.
I. S. Smathers, et al to W. T. Green, et ux.
Corbin.
Vance Muse, et ux, et al to Rob 'A
ert Henry.
R. N. Barber, . et ux, et al to
'
R. N. Barber, Jr.
Coble,
et ux to J, L.
Walter
Carswell, et ux.
I. S. Smathers to Lon 'Arlington, et ux.
G. D. Parker, et ux to Grace
,
d,
while
John Payne can testify
both boys are "nuts" about curvaceous Betty Grable, as who isn't!
. .
Rated by previewers as a worthy
successor to "My Gal Sal," the pic
ture is studded with topflight talent, such as Jane Wyman, James
by Gleason, Phil Silvers and Cobina
". Irving Berlin .... . 14 songs
.
.
Astaire
Fred
.
and
.
.
Bing Crosby
Wright, Jr. Produced with all the
Crosby.
Berlin . . . 8 dances by Astaire , . . New songs by
embellishments that mark a top
flight musical, "Footlight SereALSO
nade" has been hailed as one of
Us."
'
News of the Day and short "It's Up To
the best.
The March of Time "Men In
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3
Washington" and News of the
law Day will be shown on the same
program.
His own friends betrayed him and still he fought with them for
Roy Rogers in , .
One of the season's smartest get- togethers of mirth, melody, and
romance is "Moonlight Masquer
ade," the hilarious new picture
-;
ALSOwhich opens Wednesday. Brilliant
ly enacted by an outstanding east,
Battleship."
Popeye Carton and comedy "Baby Wants A
it scores a bullseye as socko
"Holiday Inn"
"South Of Santa Fe"
Dennis
Co-sta- rs
O'Keefe
and
Jane Frazee have the type of light
comedy roles in which they excel,
and turn in their best performances of their respective careers.
Four added attractions complete'
the program.
OCTOBER 4
Jamboree of music and merriment with a galaxy of screen and!
stars . . . a great comedy east in a new Hollywood hit . . r
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER
Entertainment of the highest degree . . , 3 big names in
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Township
C. C. Lowery, et ux to J- E.
Rhinehart, et ux.
(As Recorded to Monday Noon
N. G. McClure to J. I. Clarke,
Of This Wek)
et ux.
H. C. Shook, et ux to T. H.
Beaverdam Township
Haynes et ux.
Joe Schenck to Glenn Holland,
Jerry Jones to Judd C. Thompet ux.
son, et uxMary H. Reece to H. E. Rhine-har- t,
Frank Thompson, et ux, to
Eloise Ford.
et ux.
W. R. Killian, to Town of Clyde.
Mary H. Reece, to L. A. Anders,
H. W. Reno, et ux to Fred A.
et ux.
D. A. Perry, et ux to L. B. Glance, et ux.
Warren, et ux.
W- - CL Pope, et ux to Harrison
Fines freek Township
M. Conard, et ux.
Woodrow Rowland, et ux to
J. K. Caddy, et ux to J. Doyle Cecil Teaster, et ux.
Elizabeth Parkins, et ux to S.
Mjller, et ux.
James E. Henderson, Com., to J. Rathbone.
Carl Green, et ux to E. B. Led-forL. D. Warren.
et ux- R. E. Bass, et ux to P. N. Hig- Ivy Hill Tonwship
gms- George Rathbone, et ux to
Jas. D. Fallon, et ux to M. II.
George Ledford.
Silver, et ux.
Lora J. Davis, et al to J.
J. L. Hipps, et ux to Herbert
Davis.
Taylor, et ux.
T, B. Smith, et ux to J. E.
Wilson, et ux.
Iron Duff Township
J. B. Hipps, et ux to J- - G, C. M. Stevenson to Homer
Hipps.
C. S. Bradley, et ux to P. V.
Hemrick, et ux.
Jonathan Township
R. E. Bass, et ux to P. N. Hig-gin- s,
Taylor Rose, et ux to Thurman
et ux.
Evans.
F, M. Byers, et ux to James
J. F. Rose, et ux, et al to Taylor
Wright, et ux.
:'
Rose."
PARE! THEATRE
blood-thirst- y
monster
Your blood will freeze in your veins as these
bring death in the dead of the night. Bela Lugosi in
.
Clyde
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OWL SHOW
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Phillips
TRANSACTIONS IN
and Sunday at 2
Matinees Monday and Wednesday at 3; Saturday
Cecil Township
shows
start at 7:15 and 9.15. '
and 4. Sunday night at 9, other 4 nights,
Addie Hightower to Clarence
r ( t
A
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fiwll- nils
Owl Show Saturday nights at iu:au. ftumiin
Stephenson, et ux.
to R, L.
Addie Hightower
A
""ffitha
on th e
This is a Douglas 0 bomber-flghtlook at the hulk of a merchantman rapidl y
etantly at a cruising speed of 800 m.p.b. Much
Broad Program
For Hie Farmer
Rotarians
T
Barbecue On
r.
at
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OCTOBER
wu
Friday
the ann,,.!
Friday night, whi7h
The "green light" has been given hecue at Ruw
Dei,
Farm Security Administration by
Wickard
Rotarians will
Secretary of Agriculture
to proceed with necessary loans wives at the barbecue.
W. ROV Frar,;. r,"
and farming assistance to small
farmers for "1943 food and fibre and Guv Ma, T lnot'
production," according to J. Yatea mitteetocha-Bailey, county FSA supervisor, which b Bet Z
Waynesville.
Mr. Bailey said that plans and
procedures were worked out at a
recent conference to help the small
farmer make the best possible contribution to food for freedom within the limited funds alotted. Following the secretary's directive,
the first consideration in making
all loans will be the production of
food and fibre necessary to win the
war, he pointed out.
"Farmers desiring loans necessary for assuring this maximum
production should make their applications early this fall," the supervisor said.
Definite things farm security
has laid out to do in order to help
borrowers in this . county to take
their full part in the war effort
were outlined by County Supervisor Bailey as follows:
1. The immediate job concerns,
canning, storage and marketing.
Food that has been produced must
not go to waste. Supervisors will
teach families how to do this.
2. Help families plan production
of food for next year's use, and
next year's market.
3. Lay stress on fall and winter
gardens, seeding of small grain
and seeding of fall pastures.
to
4. Study 1942 performance
ascertain the degree to which families and communities have attained the goals set up.
5. Get next year's farm plans
prepared right away in order that
families may be getting acquainted with next year's practices and
enterprises. :
6. Prepare to fight disease, to be
healthy, both as individuals and
as a community.
7. Help farmers to make substi-- 1
tutes necessary on account of war
less scarce. , These may be sold
upon certification by the farmer to
the dealer that the equipment is
required for current agricultural
production. A third group consists
of items that may be sold without
restriction.
' ''The important thing now," said
Weaver, "is for every farmer to
report to his county agent's office
his prospective
machinery needs
for 1943."
P
o'clock.
No
LtM
rnid-dr.1-
1
w uciu.
shortaevs
i
fertilizer,
and pigs, improve and
enW
tures to feed these extrZ
tts
hogs.
S
chmeryanHZileSC1
food
change use of
mentwith
machinery
other serving
for joint
i
f(fr
neighbor,
i
"ul
.
use, where practy
equipment which must
8. Help farmers impr0V(1
tenure, as a step
job of farming towards
10.
Aid FSA families
supervision to use
nces recommended
by county agents
Service
ei
Made
To Order!
We do really fine k
der'ing at very thrifty prii
you can
afford.
Wo
clothes
no matter h
grimy come up fresh a
spotless with our thorool
washing methods. Let
do the family's clothii
household articles, and
the flatwork, too. Wt
help you get rid of Wis
day Blues.
WAYNESVILL
LAUNDRY
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SUNDAY,
"Hi, Neighboif
Music
,
ana
Romance-Com-
n-- n(SCOvvyt
. . .
edy
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Jtvoy
a
nuui
lff
Jofen Archer,
BOVS
Smnlrw IKnrintsin
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Jean Parker,
v;..
ALSO
,
THREE SHORTS
Picture People
At the County Fair
9 cFlls INK
In Stock
Comrtrnrmty- -
o- -
In A Number of Size Bottles
5MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER
Something to sing about . . . laugh about , :, shout aieott
-t
"Footlight Serenade"
"Men In Washington"
and News
VIOLET
WHITE
Cooking-- - Canning
Grimes' Golden
Stark's Delicious
BLUE-BLAC- K
John Payne, Betty Grable, Victor Mature.
ALSO
March of Time
BLACK
BLUE
Eating
RED
GREEN
BROWN
DRAWING INK
Golden Delicious
of the Day.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7
Romance runs riot in . . V
"Lloonlight Masquerade"
With Dennis O'Keefe, Jane Frazer, Betty Kean.
-ALSO
FOUR ADDED ATTRACTIONS.
STAMP PAD INK IN THREE COLORS
i
Black, Blue and Red
THE MOUNTAINEER
"Stationery and Supplie$ for
Office, Home
and School?
Barber's Orchard
,
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and
and
,
The Mountaineer Stationery Department Has
thr,
impro,