your produce to Bryson
Jand Hooper. Potatoes 65cts.t nice
okirig apples 50cts7 onions 65cts.
S. E. Varnerv of Whittier spent
:r Sunday in Sylva. , . , ,
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Mont Hyatt- of Way nes ville . was
inthe ;ity the test of the week. 'J.
-Miss Molly' Walters is visiting her
sister Mrs: a!s. Allison.
eJHYf 'pulawas 'm thfe
lky -Satuay y . '
0 : " Mr andTMrs of
hIMsborb were in the city Sunday. ,
;Rey. Geo. 'N. Cowan, of Green-;
- Avood S. C. while in attendance upon
. the Bible Conference , is stopping
vith his. brother, M. D. Cowan.;
' ; S. W. Cooper of Qualla is in th e
city this week attending the Bible
Conference. -a
Mrs. Butler and children of Chat
tanooga are stopping for sometime
in Sylva with F, A. Luck.
' v F. A. Luc Jr. has returned to
his home in Augusta Ga. after spend
ing several days with his people in
Sylva. ;; v
Misses Lillian Allen, of Waynes
ville and Olive King of Raleigh ar
irived Monday and will spend sev-
ral days in Sylva.
Mrs.-Alden Howell of Waynes
ville and daughter, Mrs. -Johnson of
Los Angeles are spending some
time in Sylva at the home of F. A.
.Luck. . . r
:V Rev. A. H. Simms formerly pas
tor xf:the Baptist Church here and
vell known throughout this section
is spending several (days with his
Iriends here. .
ev. Caleb A. Ridley D. D. of At
tafaccr)anied by his son, Leo.
y ,,ahd are stopping
; with friends during the Western
Carolina Bible Conference.
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for the makiD g of real m eit
real women. Electric lights.
Good worm rooms. Strong facul-
' FAIX TERM BEGINS AUGUST 27 1913.
The enrollment for the vear 1912-13 lacked only two;
stutants of beirtg double the enrollment for the year 1911-12.
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r For Catalogue address
J. C. INGRAM, Principal
Sylva, N. C.
Wliy?
tie
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arket
Prof. W. H. Woodall is attending
the Bible Conference.
Prof:0. S. Dean is in the city this
week from Ciillowhee.
; Mrs - Joseph Mallohee of Addie
spent untjay with Mrs. J. B. Sher-
xill and Mr3..Th33. Buchanan '
Joe Self was in. ihe city this
week from. Webster.
-'-GafhefCnsp of Savannah was in
the city the first of the week.-
JndM:!Qui eh was in the city
the jSrst of the week, the guest of
jus sister, Mrs. J. B. Ensley. -k
j RevWm.,Potts, of Highlands is
attenng; the; Western V Carolina
. iibl,Gonference here. y
Mrs, :W. 1 .Diyelbiss and children
-of Asheyiile "are visiting Mrs, Divel
t)iss' sister. Mrs. Buchanan. ;
: 4H W. jWard .was in ' the city: Mon
;fay f rom5- Wilmot and paid "the
- . 6uif$ $ ?nd renewed hi sub-
"scrjpuQn.;..4tt
;!r1y?WJfptf0!th of Wilmbt was in
. r 1 -the city rMonday r : -: -
C. Buchanan formerly of Sylva
: : l)ut now of "Florence Ore. is sp en d-
" i Jng tdm-tmie i with his friends ;and
VES - Burjkeward of, Webster was
-. m Stlva Sunday. ' . .
tFAIIIooper ,and i J. Bi Keener
' -went toAstie ville Saturday. - :
: TIk5 Jamison of Glenville .; spent5
veM days" this week' in Sylva. ;
y 7 ReVTOed; B Davis of Caery Avas
in uie cu v oamraav ana aeuver-
. . d an address at the Bible Confer-
I carry a line of fancy groceries and
vegetables. Something good to eat
the time. Fresh Bakers bread, and
meats three times a week.
FISH EVERY FRIDAY.
Bring your Chickens and Eggs to
me, 1 will -pay you cash for them.
THE CITY MARKET.
iL ENSItT, Prop,
Shindies
TKe roofing that lasU as long as
tne Duiiding and never needs
repairi. .
They won t burn, .crack, curl nr r
e wood shingles, nor have thv tk.
! great weight or brittleness of stone slate
bedes they are inexpensive and look' better than either.
. For Sale by
va
Co.
CROE? r RAKERS
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Reversible Disc Plows,
Roderick Lean Steel Frame Disc
Harrow.
Empire Junior Grain and
Fertilizer Drill.
Sold on easy terms,
Wrie for circular prices.
Earnest L. Withers
& Companj;
Insurance tbat Insures
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"Waynesville, N. C.
THE NEW PRESSINGCLUB
Is now open just above the 5 Commercial' Ho teln
I am now rendy to do your prassinsal cUdti-
ing at reasonable prices,
Ladies if Its a skirt or coat suit I can clean and
presp it to look like new, Cientlemeu bring your
suits to me and have them made to look as new,
L. D. DORSE Y, Sylva, N C.
T. S. MORRISON & COMPANY U
. AbHEVILLE
- ' ,,.. , ; ' .' . Dills -went to
K B. McDade went to Asneville
Sunday to visit his brother Clark
McDade.
D. Robt Davis has rnoved his
bTarber shop from the Allen building
on the corner of Main and Keerer
st, to the rear of the Hooper Drug
Store building.
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- Mrs. Samuel Eaton, of Newbern
was in the city Satuiday visiting
relatives. Mrs. Eaton is stopping
with-Mrs: J. L. Broyles atVebster.
J.' Louis Broyles of Webster was
in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Etta Morton, of Salisbury is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W.XvCrisp.
Robt V. Grindstaff of - Andrews
is in the city. - t
r W: W; Rhine hardt of, Webster
was in the city Tuesday,:
WadeCHiU.went, to -Asheville
Friday returning Saturday.
'Webster . on
ing? several ,davs with . his son D i
irEpbC DavisWhile: here h'b'visited I -:E McKe ade a - business
sister at East La porte.
: Henry C. Moss was in the : -city
cebner Saturday. ;
trip to Webster Monday.
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Martin Deitz was in the city Tiies
dav. ; ; 0' r-
Graham W. Grindstaff of Andrews
spent Saturday and Sunday in Syl
va. Rev. L. B.Abernathey' of Cullo
wlee has been in the city for sev
eral days.
The. Ladies of th Bryson -Cityj
Chapter of Eastern Star will be in?
Syl va the second or thir 1 week in
September for the purpose of instal-;
ling the Chapter of that order here.:;
Prof. Frank Brown of the Cullo
whee Normal and Industrial School
was in the city Tuesday.
F. G. Ho'fman of the Eaton town
N. J. Plant of the Beta Fertilizer
Company arrived Monday and willAj
spend a fortnight here and at Beta.
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-Prof. W. H.:Rhodes returned from
Chapel Hill the last of vthVweek,
we' are glad to state, brought his
family with him this time and will
make Sylva his permanent home.
FOR SALE -Seven .room cottage
arid: four Jots, located on the-corner
of Allen and Rose Sts. . 5
V. v -Apply to :;'.'-t::"-,"
- L C. Griab.e Sylv vN: C. -
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Bad Spells
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.1 suffered, during girlhood, from womanly weakness,
writes Mrs.: Mollie NaVy, of Walnut, N. C "At last, I was ft
almost bed-ridden, and had to give up. We had three
doctors. All the time, I was getting worse, I had bad
spells, that lasted from 7 to 23 days. In one week,, after 'I
gave Cardui a trial,' I could eat, sleep, and joke, as well as
anybody. In 8 weeks, I was well. I had been an invalid
for 5 weary, years 1 Gardui relieved me, when everything
else failed."
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fir M tR S 0
III - WPW
y II wonians some
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If you are weak and ailing, think what it would meart, E
to you, to recover as Quickly as Mrs. Navy did. For more m
than 50 years, this purely vegetable, tonic remedy, for womeii, m
has' been used, by thousands of weak and ailing iSunerers. si
They found it of real-value in relieving their caches and
Dains. Why suiter longer ? A remeay that nas relieved m
;d.helpe4 -,sp..many, isr;r iof
;4i3:'t;.'oncej- by :ypu.-:Try UAQd&y., . .
I . . iWritt tori .Ladiel Advisory Deofj ttwoq?i Medlfcine Cft-i Chattanooga. Teoo.. r
;: cf. fipepftl.. wfrpctwnj., andpee book; ; ilPjljW.ft iW J;
, i iiji- '! ' nWJii iiij.w iii.in' in.) I .''''iiii SV-t."!
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7 acres of larid aiid a 4 room house at
a bargain, near town, also a good black
smith shop and all kinds of tools and
machifierv- in a ilood stand.
For i iuther? infbrmn call on or
writ th JouirnLAfeDepartment.
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