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MR. N.L. MATTOX, of the RED STAR factory
will be with us one week beginning
to give a demonstration, on the wonderful RED
STAR Oil Stove for the benefit of our customers.
He will be glad to right any troubles if your
RED STAR is not doing all that you could ex
pect.
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There will be a new model shown and demon
strated during this sale.
THE 'WINCHESTER STORE
Sets of Pari op Furniture
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and Prices are Moderate
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All Colors
F. Dalky Company Inc.
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Buffalo, N. Y.
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER i
' DEED IN TRUST -
By virtue of the power of sale'
contained in a certain Deed in Trust
executed to the undersigned trustee
by (?. J. Robinson and W. M. Gal
loway and in favor of E. L. McKec, !
dated the 17th day of April, 1923,'
and duly recorded in Book ''82" at!
page 454 et ,seq. in the Register's
office for Jackson County, and de- ;
fault having been made in tho
amount secured by said deed in !
trust, I will, therefor on the 26th
day of October, 1923, at 1 o'clock'
P. M. in front of of the Court House ,
door in the Town of Sylva expose for
sale and sell to the highest bidder ;
for cash the following described real
estate, to wit : ? j
FIRST TRACT: Beginning at a]
hickory in the Jesse Stepp line and j
nuis S. 80 degrees and 30' E. 08
poles to a stake near a branch;]
-thence S. 50 degrees and 30' E. 14 j
poles to a stake; thence S. 21 de-j
grees and 30' W. 100 poles to a]
stake;, thence S. 0. degrees and 30' ,
East ^76 poles to a chestnut , on top
of the mountain; thence with the
top of the mountain S. 04 \V. 10
poles to a stake; thence with the
top of tiie mountain X. 78 degrees j
30' W. 23 ]>olcs to a large white oak, |
thence X. 2 degrees and 15' E. 72
poles to a large white oak; corner
of J.F. Stepp 's grant No. 495 ;thcncc
with the line of "Said Grant X- 3 de
grees and 30' E. 122 poles to the be
ginning, containing 75 acres more
or less.
SECOND TI.\U,T: Beginning at a
stake on top of tho mountain in the
David Bi\>\vu East line and runs
thence with the top of the mountain
seven calls as follows; X. 74 de
gms and 3')'- E.' 11 polos to a stake;
thence N. I>2 decrees and 30' 11.9
poles to a sia' e; thence X. 84 de-j
grecs'and 3D' E. 12 pries to a stake;
thence X. 00 decrees E. 58f^i poles to
a stake; tlu'iitv S. SS !!. 10 poles to
a stake; thence X". 7.i tifi.ee> and
;jt>' E. 12 poles to .-'.".!;e: thVnce X.
51 degrees E: !0 p;4es to a stake,
saiil stake being 8 |m>1cs S. 51. W.
from a large white oak' at the S. W.
corner of the first tract above de
scribed; thence X. 88 degrees W.
104 poles to a stake in the Brown
line; thence with said line S. 3\V.
40 poles to the Beginning contain
ing 13 acres more or less, the above
named two tracts beging parts of
Grant 901 to W. F. Brown.
Tliis the 25th day of Scpten;her.
1923.
D. M. IIALL, Trustee.
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COMMISSIONER'S SALE -
By virtue of a Judgement and de
cree of the Superior Court made and
entered on the (Uh day of Annus?,
1923, in case of T. P. Tolbert vs R.
K. Tolbert, Jr., foreclosing a certain,
deed of trust made by said R. R.
Tolbert, Jr., to T. P. Tolbert on the
1 3tli day of June, 1922, and duly re
corded in the Register of Deeds of
fico for Jackson county1, in Book
No. 87 at page 474, to secure the sum
of three thousand dollars, interest
and costs, and default havinjr been
made in (he payment, of the sum so
secured, I will on Monday, Novem
ber 5, 1923 at the Court House Door
of Jackson County, in Sylva by vir
tue and authority of said decree, sell
to the highest bidder for cash the
following lands, described and con
veyed in said deed of trust to wit:
Lyimr and being in Cashiers Valley,
containing seventy-five acres nu -e
or less, bounded bv the lands of W.
S. Halstead, Geo. R. McCall. T. A.
Dillard and Mrs. I.ouLsa Bradley,
and known as the Tolbert Place.
This September 24th, 1923.
WALTER E. MOORE,
Commissioner.
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CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank every one who as
sisted me in winning the $25.00
Merchandise Order in the Journal's
Salesmanship Club. I also thank
the manager and the Journal.
MRS. D. T. KNICrHT,
Balsam, N. &
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WILMOT
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Miss Louise Ducket attended the
Tcachers'. Meeting in Ashcville on';
last Friday returning to her school '
here, Sunday:
Mr. Columbus Buchanan has pur
chased a new Ford .
Mr. General Bates and Mr. Ed 1
i
Mclvincs passed through our little'
town Sunday enroute to Sylva.
Rev. Iv. II. Kevi.s preached a very
interesting sermon at the baptist
Church, Saturday.
Mrs. Hester Bradley! is very ill
this week. We hope for her a speedy
recovery.
Miss Bessie Mae Sellers spent
Monday night with Mrs. Bulah
V * I
Bradley. ?
Mrs. Bonnie Ensley was in our
little town, shopping Friday.
Mr. Calloway Martin and Mrs.
Annie Martin went to ? Ashcvillc,
Friday.
Don't forget the appointments.
, There will be preeching at the Bap
? tist Church on every -1th Saturday
I and Sunday at 11 o'clock and Sun
day night at 7 :30. So don 't forget '
the time. t j
'The write;' has understood thatj
the Ha/.ehvood Singing Choir will i
be here to sing for us Sunday after- J
noon at 2 :'H). Every body coine out j
for no doubt we will hear sonic jim*
singing.
Mr. II. IV Ashe went to Bryson
City, Tuesday on busine-k I
Mr. Roy Blauton and Mr. W.dtor;
Bradley have gone to I Iv. nt; cky, j
where they will work for la while. ?
Miss Nell Nations f!<,i:< tamp;
Creek was here Monday. |
Miss Bessie Farley 1:;
Gastonia.
Mrs. 11. L. Raby visllJd her son.'
Lee Uaby of Nation's (jree!;, Sun- j
day.
MisaFIorence Brown called at Mrs. I
Annie lievis', Monday.
Mr. Hnss Seagle of West Virgin a, |
has been visiting . friends and ltd- J
a lives here, this week. ; I
Air. Walter Kaby is circling a
new home.
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TO BEAUTIFY I j
ROGERS CEMETERY
All per.-- :js who; have relatives or j
friends laid to rest at the Rogers'
graveyard ;re expected to meet next,
Saturday loniing, October 6, for the!
purpose < cleaning off thu grave-!
yard and .lounding up the graves, j
STATEMENT D? THE CONDITION
Of the
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i / SVLVA, N.C.
i AT THK CLO?B Or1 BUSINESS
September 14. 1923
RESOURCES
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r. .i- i-.i -t.i'i.Ttf '-"ii.is
V i ? . i! ?:?!?? ^ i.l
M ?rij'ri"
T-"itr'l; ? i" -it : |,; ' ' llfi'S
' ?o'Vr r ? i' ? ?
V'a-h i.1' v 'a-'t ;v:vrrt ? ?'in'
Iron: a">t Tru?t
C-i-'K '!t "i - '4 hours
sit;* -i
35&M.OO
341.04
rii.n
U3I73.7I.
1<C<>."7
*?S8u.44
lit I 4S 1273.1 4
LIABILITIES
-took i aid in ' ,Vi?.OOi?
SiMji'n-i fnm!> (WOO.OO
Undivided ;>rt:fit?. less current expenses
and laviwi ).;(id <6;2.+?
N*i>1es and hills rediscounted None
Hll's pavahU* ' Xon*
Deposits tibi.-i t to chic'*, Individual 25WH5.46
Deposits Puo'Stateot X. C. or any Offi
I cial th.-n-.if ! 35175.22
Uonniul v.Yr:ifVal?>i? of r>ej>osit 137973.4*)
1)11,. to l!:';i!is and llnnkeis
Cash, er's Cheeks outstanding llso 42
(Vrl il'e l C'AvUs
Accrued intoriM due depositors <S4fl.n
Tola! 4X4273.1
}>tateof Norih t'.ir >|ina. Omnlyof -Tackson ss:
? 'I, M. II. Cowan C?sl?i<!f of the above
named b:uil?, do solemnly swear that tUe above
st :!.v at -mi t is true t.? the b?st of mv knowledge
am! lu-lief.
M. D. Cowan Cashier.
Sabscri'i <i! T.ii.1 sworn t > haforc me, this 24th
day of Sert. 1' 23
II. W. Hoffman, Notary Public.
lS?rrect? Attest:
K. L. McKeu
J, W. Kixncr
Directors. ?
RhPOKT Or THE GHUITION '
OP THE
TKKASEIGEE MM.
Sylva, N. C.
AT THF CLOSE OF BUSINESS
September 14, 1923
RESOURCES
Loan* aiid discounts. ?;77517.(?5
fiL-maini). I.can
'Ovi-rdia'ts bimciik'i!
1:4.1 J 740.33
tJn it<*<l Slabs iJon.ls in'd i.il-.Niy
H.nd* , UMliJ
' War Savin* Stamp* 1 *3.M>
liaiikiiiir ImiiwiF'T'iUiiri' and Kipttw"* <<*29 3d
dasli in v:iu!' arid iu I 'ani'?ntii *1 hi* from
I'atiis, iianUrrs and #f ru-'.t? C<riii>?
? ? ?W. TOSl.fW
Cash ii?'i*w h.tl.l iivcr 24 hi'jrs 1-K)?.4l
| CSwcii!' W ? Usa-.itiir .
' . 234-70 v*i
LIABILITIES
1
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, St.r;.l?i? Il'i'd WMMW
> 'Undivided i< i". >. s ?-::rrt,nt r's|?.??>e
ar..| taxi's ji'lid lOlJIt
I * "lll'iinM'U I)i.. 502.11
I N?i. - an.l ?*ii> n- liwuuntc-ii !? kj- ^ )
' i;iii> Payatok
lleiHisiH : to chtsik. Individual 100178 0
Tniii' teriific . ie? ??(:<i?|Hi%it Due in lews
than Si day*
L'.u liior's c!i.- i. ?> jf I'M AS
I ( v'diwl I ?s 47.%
Tim.- Cerii.? a'.- ><1 iVp *Mt. Due OU or
A iter 3" ifcfy* W3BJW
Sav 33.UO
Accrued iiKui'csl ilue d c j.usi tors 111 7.^
Total 23C270.0G
Stale i >f Surlli C'aridina, County of Jackson as:
I, Hilly D.tvis, Cashier ?f the above nam>-d
ba.'k.do will mil's su car that the above Kt air
in cut Ik true t'j llie bunt uf my knowledge and
Billy Davis, Cashier,
Subscribed !>ijd ?? rn t?? before u:e, this, 22nd
day ?>! S,-;>! 'i'>2.\
I !Ii A T .*? i . Xli.llOf.SON, N->ta;'j I'uldiir.
1 Co t t*c i .i l test .
L. C. II ull
11. ISryson
Hilly Davis
DirfCl/ir*.
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ij YOUR^UTURE [i
TO m. ke the nicLt money possible, a farmer should]
kii;;w exactly what it casts him to produce each thing]
t he v.ii-i And, lo know his predv tion costs, the
farmer slma? : keep a ?ood set of boo1'?;. Wallace, sec ro
tary of ngrl-.-'-iJure, makes this p';int h. ? t jlcIi before the;
( Institute of A ^ erica ? Merit Pa^k^rs.
li is true o; txrch individual, no ?. ;?:t'er v. hat we do for a.
living. < - ? 1 ? _ / ;
The average ir mer, in common with ready everybody
5 else, works on ti. law of ayeii^es. lie makes money on
: some of his p radii*. ' "iiose'i. ors others. At j.onie time of t*.ie! <
year, genera 'iy wht ?h?e tree's * i?*? <*l*li nations at the hank,
. he knows whether i; h'-.-n i. roil i able year or nol, but.
f lias only a husy'nolio . ./what ikies have been profitable1
and wha\ unprofitable.
The average- businc:... < iv'M:nn used to be in m<ich;
1 the same byflt.j Thenj, v. id, .??. 'option <:? scientific ftook-'
keepin^Mr. Business Man h*a- '*: unprofitable. lines ? j
. i^-cifopped tiiern. "'tij? . <v. v I what was making
; him money? and irrc.:eate., ki: v. iiwtvdirection.j
'J here is suck a Ikin;; : : bookkeeping.)
Many a business, roe*. er.i-/ .om ?> ? f> U% j point where!
, ilicre are as ni?n*>l b-, ..?? : . 4! ? :r a.e producing.)
. . Failure lies ahead. .
. , Hut bookkeeping, in ivm I l-aufc:;, 1-. in mo'M
*? era times. .
Bookkeeping ::ho.wa v;s v:!y.rc- *>.; ?rn !i.-...';in? money an;!*
here we arc* h '.ly;y-~wN .1 US w> **a . '.hut :;o! to tL,.
tn {';'> t"'"e. of x'v.iivi. :i > ;.s ?c :.;t of i;oo''i wflf.
i slrlkin^tv !>.;:;/? . ...,y leaks that arc keeping m:,
? snoin ahi v. :'. WiU'i kuowlee^e, one ran go on a
" [ .-ys'en:, cr.e Li^-.ys where lo limit expenditures, and
' ua can live xtiiKii J^t's incciftc .t-nd lay a. .ay so much
? !a,:ly Air si: . in^i ai:d iiiVtblineoU
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