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YOUR nearest chiropractic physi*
. can, Dr. I. B. Funke, situated
on Highway 23 at HazelwoodWaynesville
line. Phone 163-J,
Waynesville. 37-39*
FOR SALE?18 acres of land, 5
acres in bottom, 13 acres in timber.
Part of the J. C. Allman
farm. See Leonard Cogdill, Addie,
N. C. 38 39*
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f VA >3fl I iicvr i^wmva tiv WWT>ing
Machines with life guarantee.
Good used Singer Machine*
Also used electric portable with
buttonhole attachment, $85. One
year free service on all our machines.
Campbell's Shop, Box 5,
Waynesville, N. C. Phone 528-J.
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FOR 8AXJB ? Concrete blocks to
t> retard water, cinder blocks to
retard heat, superock blocks to
retard heat or sound. Sold at prices
between eleven and twenty-five
cents determined by size, quantity,
material and distance hauled. Use
these steam-cured blocks for your
protection. We deliver. W. A. Hayes
Block Plani. Phone 499, Franklin,
N. C. 15tf
HOUSE FOR RENT?Three large
rooms and one small room and
bath. Near Western Carolina
Teachers college. Mrs. Mont Daves,
Cullowhee, N. C. 39*
FOR SALE?Six room house with
bath, hot and cold running
water, lights, also garage, barn,
henhouse, woodshed and 2 1-2
acres of land with young orchard
of apples and grapes just beginning
to bear. Located 1 mile from
Sylva on Cullowhee Road.. See
A. J. (Jack) Haskett at Belk's
store, Sylva. 29 30*
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WAIN 1LJJ A U A ? UIUU111UIIed
house with as many as 3 bedrooms,
with heating and plumbing,
stove and refrigerator desired.
Need is urgent. If you have anything
call phone 110t or write The
Herald, Sylva, N. C.
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LOST?On Main Street Thursday
a Cameo pin. Valued for sentimental
reasons. Reward. Contacl
B. Glenn at the Sylva Hotel.
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FOR HIRE ? Truck for hauling
within 50 miles of Sylva. Phone
115, Sylva, N. C. Virgil M. Loftis
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Dr. Hardy, Chiropractor, ovei
Slack's on Main street in Waynesville.
Nights by appointment
Call 1123, Waynesville.
39 40
If you are looking for a home,
here is a real bargain. Practically
new six room bungalow,
Nicely painted, inside and ' out
with good grade paint. Also 12
acres of land. Will sell for $2800,
If interested, see J. O. Buchanan
Sylva, N. C. 39?
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LOST ? A small brown coin purse f
containing white golfi ring with
small diamonds. Reward. Mrs. Carl \
Killian. 36Mf *
FOR MONUMENTS See Sylva
Memorial service next to Ritz
rheatre on Main Street, Sylva,
S. C. Mar 20 tt i
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FOR SALE ? 50 x 140 ft. lot with }
4 room house. Lights and water. <
Located just outside city limits. J
See Mrs. Maggie Womack. 37, 39* 1
WALKERS CLEANERS and LA- 1
UNDRY ? a complete cleaning
ind laundry service. Call us for
pick-up and delivery. Phone 254T-4,
Cullowhee Road 44TN
WANTED ? To buy old fashioned
High Back Bed. Also grandfather's
clock. Write Box 192 or
call phone 244-J-1, Sylva, N. C.
FOR SALE ? Hester Owen property,
21 acres, near Qualla school. .
Records cleared. See or write
Mrs. W. M. Clement, Whittier, N.
C. 38 3flf 40 41
NOTICE OF STOCK-LAW
ELECTION FOR CASHIERS
TOWNSHIP
NORTH CAROLINA y
JACKSON COUNTY.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Under and by virtue of the requirements
set forth in Sec. 4 of
Chapter "752 of the Public-Loatl
Laws pertaining to Jackson County
as was enacted by the General
Assembly for 1949, and ratified
on the 1st day of April thereof,
thereby making it the duty of the
Commissioners for the County and
State aforesaid at some convenient
time or date within a period of one
year from the effective date of
said Act to call an election for
Cashiers Township and submit to
the voters thereof the question of
"Stock Law" or "No Stock Law.";
THEREFORE, within the one
year period as aforesaid, the Commissioners
for the County and
State aforesaid in Executive Seseistt*
ora VtArahv rnfllnff for said
Election to be held upon the above
question of "Stock Law" or "No
l Stock Law" on the 18th day of
March, 1950, this Election to be
held and conducted according to
' the provisions of Article 3 of Chapter
68 the General Statutes of
: North Carolina, said Chapter being
entitled "Fences and Stock
Law."
It is further ordered that said
; registration books for Cashiers
| Township shall be opened on the
18th day of February, 1950, and
' remain open for four Saturdays
next preceding said Special Election.
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Done in Executive Session, this
the 30th day of January, 1950.
Jennings A. Bryson,
Chairman County Board of Commissioners.
Attest:
Tom L. Clayton, Secretary.
Feb 2 9 16 23
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MOTICE OF SERVItE OF SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION
*orth Carolina
rackson County. In The Superior
Court
JOHN R. WATSON
vs.
MAGGIE LEEN WATSON
The defendant, MAGGIE LEEN
WATSON, will take notice that
in action entitled as above has
aeen commenced in the Superior
2ourt for Jackson County, N. C.,
ihe same being for the purpose ot
obtaining an absolute divorce on
:he grounds of two years separation.
And the said defendant will further
take notice that she is requirsd
to appear at the office of the
Zlerk of the Superior Court ol
Jackson County, North Carolina,
it the Court House in Sylva within
thirty days after the 12 day ol
March, 1950, and answer or demur
to the complaint of the plaintiff
in said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to the Court fot
the relief demanded in the complaint.
This the 10 day of February,
1950.
John E. Henson.
Clerk Superior Court ol
Jackson County, North Carolina.
Feb. 16, 23. Mar. 2, 9 CCB
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Yadkinville were week-end guests
of Mr, Allman's parents, Mr. and
r Mrs. Carl Allman, in Dillsboro.
; Mr. and Mrs. Allman teach in the
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and Mrs. Clifford, in Webster.
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; Tampa, and Daytona Beach, Fla.,
where he visited his daughter, Mrs.
! Pete Beaty, and Mr. Beaty, and
* other relatives.
Cpl. John C. Brown, Jr., left
. Friday for Hamilton Air Force
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husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Candler Brown, while he is
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States Receive Large j
Forestry Dividend
United States Treasury check;
totaling $7,719,301, or approxi
mately 25. per cent of the nation;
forest'receipts for the 1949 fisca
year, have been sent to state;containing
national forest land
The Forest Service says this represents
the greatest return eve
made to the states from nationa1
forests.
will arrive tomorrow to spend the
week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Monroe Madison.
Miss Linda Sutton of Asheville
was a week-end guest of Miss
?eanneane Bryson.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie B. Mauney
and son,. Louie Alton, of Asheboro
spent Friday night with Mrs. |
Mauney's parents, Rev. and Mrs.
George C. Snyder.
Miss Doris Glenda Bryson had
as her guest last week from Monday
through Thursday, Miss Ann
Carringer, of Murphy.
Mrs. Jimmie Buckner will leave
Friday night for a few days' visit
in Knoxville, Tenn., and Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Miss Cloyce Bryson and Miss
Billie Fincannon were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
hunter in Asheville.
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