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wheat --i;rilis.i::Wheat'
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Stalk Cutters, Buggies arid other line
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at 'business prices at-?B. -HCjY
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Cane MiUs and the the
Earrs.:'
That we can sell ChildrerisV Underwear for 19ci
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Fertilizer,
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We have a nice
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A nice lne of Ladies and Misses Goats miieh below
' . ' Mr. :': Any-; 'Man's 'price.. , ;-y .
4 iair BUSTER BkO WN HOSE for $1.00 which are'guar
anteed to, last 4 mbnths vithout hole in tde or heel or f 4
(new pair free. Send us the dollar and we'll send -
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See our Clothing, Hats and Shirts at reduced prices.
jVice ginghains at,7 1-2, apron ginghams 4 7-"8.. 50c dress
goods for 35c. Everything we haye some
under the other man.
We want your Potatoes and we want to sell you a 200
pound bag of the best
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F. P. Presley of Culowhee brought
fine load of mica, to town this
week. .; . .'. " : .
Mrs Marie AHmah ofjiot Springs
is visiting friends an4 relatives in
3ylvs this week;
Miss'Effie McDade has returned
from a visit to Asheville and Can-
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Hayes Hooper of Big Ridge was
in the city Thursday. y
Miss Bonnie Sherrill returned
home yesterday from a visit to her
sister in South Carolina. T
Are you going to observe Good j
Roads days? Why.nou-. 7
Next Sunday will be a full day
!at tne Methodist church. Sunday
'school at y-45 a. m., preaching by
the pastor at 11 a m. . At 7 p. m.
Proi. A. C. Keynolds, president of.
'. the Oullowhee Training School and
. lay reader oi the Way nesvilie" dis-
trict, will speak, especially to men.
Everybody is v cor dialiy invited.
f pon't fail to htfar Froi. Keynolds.--
. pcout v ' - ; :
J, R. Leach is at Cullowhee where
i , he expects to' be for tome time, v He
will superintend, the new building
. to be erected lor the Cullowhee
' i schooi-Rev. Jr J, -barker who - is
k holding a' series of meeinig at Sylva
spent baturaay evening iu the . city
" with his family. - Pro!, keyncilds of
; Cullowhee, Lay leader .of this; dis
; . trict,' will aciUress our citizens at
thft Methodist church Sunday mom-
ing at :al oiocK. the presiding
C elder - will ;Preacn : at the evening
' Jxoun . Let everybody come out and
Jiear them tm.. -I -.'w.,-
IPlTERfS
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line of Sweaters for
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. the hose Svith'the guarantee.
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SVLVA, N. C.
NATIONALITIES IN AROENTENIA. x
A missionary in Argentina tells.of,
haying received twenty-four mem
bers into his church in the last few
months. He says: "Perhaps it would
be interesting for me to give a list"
of the nationalities represented in
my ehurch,,They are as follows: Scot
land, .England, New Zealand, .North
America, Germany, Russia, Sweden,
Spain, France, Italy,' Aigeritina
Chih and Uruguay." This church
which is located in the great city oi
Buenos Ay res, shows what a tide of
immigration's turning toward that
great city and the rich surrounding
country-
SPEEDWELL.
Jack Frost is looking aftef the
green vegetation in Speedwell this
morning; but every thing nearly is
out of danger;. , -, , j
CapV W. W . Hooper of Qualla vir
itetiV bpeedweil a lew. days ago,
much to the pleasure of the, writer.
r Mr. Frank Henson of W ebster.
N- C, and ' kiss " Ly da Rogers of r
Asheville visited Speedwell . Satur
day afternoon. r v - ' . t
' - Mrs. J. M. iimith of Canton and
Mrs. Gola Ferguson of Bryson City
are spending a lew- days in Speeds
Well, much to the "delight of the
writer and his family. ; - .;
Le'e-Hdbpe has built a 60ton silo,
and has it 'tuii of ' green corn - raised
on wheat' stubbie. rThe corn - was
about - matured,' and the writer
thinks this j is the ; way to "put up
feed , of the right kind.
Rev. Proffitt preachedah r inter
esting sermon ; at Speedwell Suh:
day afternoonT ;;; ' ; : v ;
BEFORE
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the ' fa'milyfrom
IBS; SODA 25c.
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place Monday morning with a good
attendance, in a new comforttble
schooliouse.
Best wishes for the Journal,
X. Y,Z.
ATTENTION-
We have now on display at our
store, the finest lot of irish potatoes
j We have seen in good while' They
are a nall-busnel of samples that
Mr. Zed. Bryson, of Balsam picked
lout of a lot he raised with our fer-
tiiizer .From -a patch of seventeen
rows, fifty yards Jong, he gathered
50 bushels ot the finest, smoothest
potatoes imaginable The. twenty
five he brought tiS -weigh a pound
apiece. He used our, Pocomokc- Fer-
ii'-'
tilizer. under the 50 bushel patch.
' We also have a bag of eight po
tatoes that Mi. kehey Keever, of
Dillsborii brought up to us. 'J hey
weigh eight pounds, and he made
witn one Dag ot omoke lertilizer,
thirty bushels oi tne very nuest
Kmu.of potatoes on a patch 120X
leec.v fie gathered one potato
ptnat weighed ozs. flej only plant
ed onevbushei and gathered tmrty.
.Vve sola- these , . men ruieir lert
ilizer last spring; and what Uns did
lor the. ixiLtiioes, bur ' wneac ler uhzer
will ad jor wheau l sist upon.haviiTg
enaine vi .FoconioKti shown you
yo buy teruiizir. Kemeinber
the iiLfcCi tuC CKOPy UKU W EK tor
UPPLY
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corn, and PLLS AUJU PH06;
Jffffcforj-whe'atv
in this county or tweiye years;-
BH; Catey & Co.
JB;:;H.CAT num;
berf Wagons. JTourof the best line
in the world for this coii See us,
L want to sell ybu a Wagori
'Metis Made-to-
mfeastir Glp tiling
GANNSN
DILLSBORO, R C.
Trunks Suit-case Bags
sold by M. Buciikiiaa &Sbnylva.
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gibd; cloth
75 cents, a db2. and
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fore the bird season' cbniesin. -
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See the fabrics and
pick out your own
model-Nottiing like
them anvwher: Tavlnf
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and Tay
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fabrics
their beauty
knowledged as sur
pream. -
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15 to1 $25
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