SADIE LUCK, Editor...Please phone items to phone No 2
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Miss Sallie Fisher went to Ashe
ville. yesterday, where she wil spend
t|lt, week-end with friends.
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Mr. W. I'. Collins was here from
Ciiiv, the list ot' the week.
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Mr. WA^Joncs, of Barkers Crei'k
was here Monday on business.
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Mrs. A. S. Nichols and Mrs. John
A. Pnrris motored to Ashevillc, Sun
Jav, toi' the day. #
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M:-.. 'Will Cat hey spent several
days this week in Knoxville, where
lie hounht goods for the store of
(ice. M. Cole.
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Mr. J Joy C.Allison visited relatives
nml friends in Hayesville, this week.
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Mi. W. Keener lias been in
Iv,.\ville, this Week, buying goods
lor i- is -lore, here.
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Mrs. A.- *I\ CloUse, motore<l to Can
ton Wednesday, and was accompanied
home by her brother, Claude Warren
ami family, who will spend several
days here.,
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JW. K. F. Hough is attending the
Liberty -Ducktown Baptist A'ssoci
ation, in Cherokee county, this week.
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Mrs. If.' A. Tilley was here, from
Speedwell, Wednesday.
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Mr. .1. C. Brown, of Cowarts, was
lure, this week.
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' ' V< >1\ SALE ? White Leghorn Cock
erels? Puritas Springs strain. Bij:
husk v fdnngsters. Price $1.50.
"r FvA.; BROWN, Sylva,N.C.
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Mr. W. J. Morris left last week
for Portland, Oregon where he will
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spend' Mime time. 1
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Mrs. V. W. Swin, of Hayesville,
and Miss Clarice English, of Blairs
ville, (ia.. are quests of Mrs. Swan's
sister. Mis. Clarence A. Bales.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allison :mi>1
younir son, anil Mrs. Allison's Moth
er, Mrs. M. 0. Williams have return
ed to Winter Haven, Fin.. al'U'r
spending two months here, wiiii Mr.
and Mrs. A. 0. Aiii->rtn.
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Mrs. Sara Liner, of Waynesville,
is spend in^t some time ho:v, v. .th her
daughter, Mrs. C. R. Moody.
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Miss Annie Henry, of Waynes'. iH<\ j
spoilt last week end hero, the gutVt
of Misses Lyd* and Elizabeth Mood v.
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FOR vSALE ? White Leghorn Cock'
erels? Puritas Springs strain. Big
husky youngsters. Price $1.50.
F. A. BIIQWN, Sylvn.N.C.
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4 lots Courtland Heights, F')R j
SALE. ? House and lot Courth'.iid
Heights FOR SALE. ? Dwelling on
Main Street. ? 10 acres ami house,
one mile Kylva.? 40 acres 2 mil's ?
,Sylva. ? 5 year old mule FOR SALE.
A. J. DILLS.
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Misses Myrtle and Bonnie 1 [en. sun
spent the week end in Asheville. On
thoir return Miss Bonnie stopped
over in Canton, where she wi!l bt^
tin- guest of relatives for some time.
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Mrs. F.llcn Picklesimev, Mrs. T. If.
Powell, Mrs. W. E. Grindstaff, Mrs.
& 11. Mouteith and Mrs. I lu^ti
Monteitli spent one day last .week
pit'knicking, at East La Porte.
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Mrs. M.M.McKce and Mrs. Han
Hall, of Webster, were guests,
last week, of relatives here: ? .
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* -Mi >ses Margaret Moore and
Dorothy McKee, who are teaching in
wev.ird, spent the week end at their
hoiiic- here.
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Mis-; Patty Johnson, a member of
M'o faculty ot' the city schools of,
Aslii'vill(.f spent the week end here,
u"'1 lier sister, Mrs. R. F. Hough.,
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Misms Louise and Lillic Stein left
Monday for Harrigate, Tenn., where
ti'oy will he students at Lincoln
Mi'inorial College. ? * ?.
Robert Me Cy nibs "of Ashe
>|'i iit Hie week end here, a
KUi-.-u ot her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Mc
Kco. .
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M<<. Carrie McK*e ahd Mrs. C
-k \\clls spent Friday and Satur
tin> ,!1 Asheville.
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Mrs. Kidman, of Asheville, "Was
* 6uest of her sou and daughter,
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Air. ?nd Mrs. A. M. Simons, last
Sunday.
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The Coleman C. Cowan BibloClass
of the Baptist Sunday School, has
recently placed nn attractive invitn-j
tiou to young men to be present at
its sessions, in the form ol' a large
white bill-board, with black letter
ii?ir, on the coiner ot' the church lot,
?on main street.
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Airs. DOwitt Hunniecutt lel't the
first of the week lor Alooresville,,
where she was called by the. serious
illness of her sister.
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WANTED ? A bright young man
or boy as messenger for Western
Union Telegraph Co. A good chance
for young man to learn telegraphing
and railroad work. Call or write
Western Union olfice, Sylva. N; C.
WANTED? with car to sell
complete line high quality tires and
tubes. A money making proposition
for either full or part time. Ex
clusive Territory.
Sterling worth Tire & Rubber Co.
East Liverpool, Ohio,
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Sibbald Smith was here, from
Cherokee, yesterday, advertising the
Cherokee Indian Fair, wbich is to be
held October 9-12.
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Air. Ralph Kelly has returned to
his home, after spending a few days
here, with his young son, Tom Kelly,
and Air. and All's. T. ii. Hastings.
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Air. .T. AI. Kigdon was here, from
Tuekaseigee, Wednesday, on bus
iness. J
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Aliss Elizabeth Daniels has return
ed from .Mount Vernon Springs,
I where she has been visiting.
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r. 1). C. Cl! A IT Kit TO AIEETi
The B. II. Call iey Chapter lT. D.
C. will ineti with Airs. T. <>. Wilson,
on Thursday afternoon, October 4.
SIlOWKli Vnii BHlDiiS
< mi Thursday alVcrnoin of Inst
wvi k .Mrs. I), i). llooptjr and Mrs. .1,
\V. Keener entertained at t !?<? home
??l Mrs. Keemr, ee.iitpliir.eui ing ."'lis.
Km::!: ii. WeNer, ol' Andrews, and
.Mrs. Harry K. Bn hamui, rvi-.iii
, brides, With ji lini n shower.
I jiini their arrival the quests wit1
invited into* the dining room, whet"
Miss Lucy Wells presided at the
I Diineh how!. ShecVwas assisted by
blisses Oteliii (7a they, Aiayme Long,
and fili/aheth Candler.
A program ol' mus*e .mid readings,
rendered by Mr.:. C. Buchanan,
Alhs I )< ;?(: i iiy McKee and little
.Misses Alary Alma and Iiuth Wil
son was enjoyed.
A basket. covered with golden rod
and blue ribbons, containing the?
"s'.iower", v.Si brought in hy little I
Kathleen Hooper, dressed as a min-j
Mature bride; and Hilly Keener, small
grandson of Airs. Keener.
The hustesi :es :: 'c assisted in
serving an ica c tU'.-c by Mcsdamcs j
.1. I?. Buchanan, L. Dillard, E. L. |
McKee, C. L.'? J . ,li, E. L. Wilson,!
I). M. Hall, T. <>. Wilson, .T. JI. 1
Wilsi.u and Joe 13. Keener, ot Win-;
ston-Salem, \, '/?
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SYLYA TJiACHKlIS AT
ASHKYILLE MEETING
Th;\ . Syiva- High and Graded)
Schools were represented at the
meeting in Asheville, last week, by;
^ Aliksts Pendcrgraft,, , Duvall, Fisher,
Dunn, Tucker, Jones, i laves, AI esse r,
i lodges and Mrs. Freeze.
j Prof, and Mrs. Ii. F. Hough, Mrs.
) E. Ford King, Misses ltuth aild
I Odessa Black, Long, "> Griggs, Kinney,
; Brown, Pierce and (Mr. J. C. Hough
'went from the SyJ va' Collegiate In
j stitutc.
Air. 0. S. Dillard County Super-!
intendent, also attended the meet
ing.
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P. C. TATHAM KILLED
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Harrington, Wash. ? The friends
and relatives of P. C. Tathain were
shocked to , learn of his death,, which
occurred at the resiilt of being crush
by a falling, log, at the McNeil Log
ging Company camp, y t Concrete,
on the Upper Skagit.
Mr. Tatham was operating the
levers, to load a car with logs, when
! he accidentally stepped in the frnth
of* a huge log, which was being' haul
ed in, and was struck down. He suf
fered a broken back and crushed leg
and injuries about the head, from
which he died, before medical aid
could reach him.
Mr. Tatham came to this country
at the age of twenty-eight and en
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gaged in the business of logging, for
several years.. Then he returned- to
his birthplace, Webster, North Caro
lina, in 1906, where he married Miss
Burdcll Stillwell.' He returned,
shortly, to Oso, his bride following
him within a few months. Here they
lived for twelve years and one son
Claude was born to them. They
visited Webster again in 1918 and
while there Mrs. Tatham died. Mi-.
Tatham returned to Darrington after
a year. He made one other trip to
Webster and since then has made
his home, witfi his little son, at
Hamilton, Wash.
Besides his son, Mr. Tatham '> is
survived by lour brothers, Robert
and John, of Darrington, Wash.,
Daniel, of Everett, ? Wash., and
Charles, of Young Harris, Ga., and
one sister, Mrs. John Buchanan, of
Gay,, North Carolina.
Scores of friends from different
parts of Western Washington at
tended the funeral services, which
were held at the Higley Undertak
ing chapel, in Sedro Woolley, Sunday
August 2(3, at two o'clock.
Rev.Mr. Steele, of the Methodist
Episcopal tehurch, of Sedro Woolley,
preached a short sermon from 1'
Samuel 20:3, and read the eighth
Psalm.
Two ladies .sung "Lead Kindly
Lhjht" and ''Face To Face".
The floral offerings were surpass
ingly lovely and profuse.
\ Mr. Tatham was buried in the
Sedro Woolley cemetery, beside hfs
nephew, Clinton Tatham.
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ADVERTISING RATES
A committee of the National Edi
torial Association has been investi
gating the production costs of week
ly newspapers and has made recom
mendation o!' the advertising rates
count o* newspapers should charge,
based uj ??n ; !u\- e production costs.
The rates recommended arc printed
herewith. They will prove W^interest
to advertisers who enjoy a rate of
much less per inch than they would
pay if lli is newspaper adopted the
National Editorial Association scaie.
i fere arc the association rates:
^ Circulation' Rate
500 or less _L 25 cents
llli'O or joss 30
I V.)!) or "less 35
2000 or less 40
2500 or less 45
.'i000 or less 48
.'{500 or leis. 51
1000 or less 5G
5000 or less (iO
The circulation of the Journal is
2000. Our advertising rates, local, are !
25 cents. In this paper the local peo
ple, who patronize the best advertis
ing medium in all thisWestern region i
of North Carolina, get their advertis- j
ing at 15 cents an inch less than the
National Editorial Association scale, '
and at a lower price than these men
who know say it can be done for.
AN APPRECIATION
I desire to express my thanks and
appreciation of the friends! who help
ed ine to win the $100 in gold in the
Jackson County Journal's Salesman
ship Club Campaign; and to thank
cur Journal and the campaign man
ager. 1 deeply appreciate the sup
port niv friends i^ave me.
MRS. P. W. KINCAID.
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* THE METHODIST CHURCH *
* MVill welcome you to all it's *
?(services./'. *
* Preaching 11:00 A. M. and 8 *
* P. M.
|V* Sunday School 10:00 A. M. *
! ? Epworth League 7:15 P. M.
: * No preaching fourth Sunday * I
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evening.
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To make that old
\vateli keep time
take it to
| . GLENN'S
QtSvlva. ^ All work
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I guaranteed.
'Look for the big
wateh and let me
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give you an estimate
on vour watch.
i; GLENN'S
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NEW FALL
GOODS
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NEW COATS, DRESSES, SUITS, SWEAT
ERS AND MILLINERY.
Boys' Suits, Sweaters, Pants and Shoes.
A New Line of Men's Suits, Hats, Shirts, Ties,
and Underwear. j
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Before you order or buy see our goods. It will
pay you.
Home of Star Brand Shoes for Men. Women
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THE PIEDMONT LYCEUM BUREAU
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presents
The Shamrock Trio
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A delightful program of Irish folk songs and
music presented in the form of solos, duets, etc.,
as well as instrumental selections, whistling and
vodeling.Altogethei the program will be just a bit
of the ould sod.
Mr. Moffett, of the Shamrock Trio, is one of the
younger entertainers, but I lias already won for
himself an enviable position on the Lyceum plat
form.* He is ably assisted by two Irish young
ladies, one of whom will introduce the Irish harp,
and an evening of very rare entertainment is wait -
ing for those who hefcr this splendid and captivat
ing company.
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DILLSBORO AUDITORIUM
FRIDAY EVENING
,i October 5th
AT 8 O'CLOCK
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The new concrete road from Sylva to Dillsboro
i will be opened on this date ? Come.
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