Jackson County Journal
DAN TOMPKINS, Editor.
Published weekly by the
I JACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL COMPANY
Bnt?red m second class matter at the Postoflice at
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FRIDAY APKIL 27; 192.1
It seen ls tliat nothing is foreign to America's domestic
politics.
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This marathon dance comix-tit ion is certainly not au
intelligence test.
With Ireland a member how can the League hoi*? for
peace and herniony?
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As in other dominions, these air accidents ar6 usually
plane cases of carelessness.
The way some" people try <<??? cross I'.ie gulf to social
recognition is by the auiiii.a .?..^ge.
It should be made plain ... l!:is ti.ne that license tc
fish doesn't include pivvarie.it ;r's . A. s-.-.
Judging from their fiction ii wo.;... i"' take a Danvii
to decide that people aie do. el y ivL.ii-.t to mules.
The American volcano in ('ai!.'orni.i !.?. again in eruption
but this time it is Lassen I1;-.::. .. .1 Hi. Johnson,
The reding public w.i.i ...iic.J.i ii'< 'earn that tlier
were no real casualities :.t the recent 1). A. it. meeting.
After all it may be that it is only pi ppy' love that is
blind, and even puppies get their eyes oi.en in nine days.
Maybe it is called suffrage because o;w' must suiter it
the hands of politicians before he can, exercise the right.
If Mexico has shaped herself so that t :e I'uited States
is about recognize her, we fear that she cani't recognize
herself. ?
Domestic politics should rightly stop at the wf.ter's
edge, but there is no denying thai poli ileal leadt: are
at present at sea. .i-j.
The record of 34 hours ni.k-teci' min:'t-.\s -Mid sec
onds of sustained 1-ight does not t ' e is e? -sii' it i*
the length of time national politicians l;a\e been up in
the air.
Prohibition officers and automobile drivers have, seem
ingly, overlooked the luet that people killed by mistake
or accident are just as dead as if it had beeii'idcltyei^tit!
murder. ,
Our idea of 'the super-headliner, yet to bo developed, is .
one who call make the words lit and balance without smash
ing the old language into an unrecognizable conglomera
tion. , .
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What with the navy, the prohibition navy and the ens-"
j tows navy, America may not have the biggest or most
i efficient navy in the tl'orld, but she certainly has more
! of th:?m.
' It is said of the ancient race of "grisly folk" who
lived thousands 01 ^ears ago in Patagonia that" with his
jaw he masticated the meat of monstrous, long-forgotten
animals". Huh, we can see him in most any restaurant
any da v. ^ \ .
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President Harding's recent order, placing former ser
vice men on the same footing as others, in civil service ex
animations, will doubtless, still further increase the popu
larity he gained among the soldiers by vetoing the bonus
hill and by retaining General Sawyer, the hero of Marion
Your success in mounting the ladder of success de
pendh largely upon the way you construct the ladder
and every man must build his own, acccording ^o speci
fications of the Carpenter of Nazareth.
"For, Lo; the wintqf is past, the rain is over and
gone, the flowers appear on the earth; the time of the
singing of birds-is conle, and the voice of the turtle dove
is heard in our land". ? The Song Of Solomon.
* The way the late J. Barleycorn and the League of
Nations keep cutting up antics is almost enough to con
vince us that there inav be something in Oliver Lodge's
and Conan Doyle's theories after all. ,
From the way Governor Morrison tells the world about
North Carolina it looks as if he is grooming himself for
the j: si) i 1 publicity agent for the state, when lie retires
from his present office.
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We hold that the action of commissioner Ilavnes in
su[>endiug federal officers for sixty days withou^ pay for
having shot into a car occupied by two Y. W. C. A.
Workers might weil be declared unconstitutional as being
cruel ami uuusu:.! punishment".
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CLEAN STREETS.
Keeping the streets clean is an investment in goe'd ad
vertising and in good education that casts very little. The
town with clean and beautiful streets is the admiration
and the topic of favorable comment of the public, and
I hi* fame thereof goes abroad in the land.
C!ii:<!:vn who .ire reared in towns with streets littered
| with rubbish can never acquire the appreciation of the
beautiful tilings of life, physical, mental and moral, that
is developed, naturally, in those who grow to manhood
and womanhood where streets and premises are clean,
| sanitary, and well-kept. Squalid surroundings stunt the
! sense of * the esthetic, and thus carelessness cheats the
young child out f it's birthright of a proj>er education.
i Let's mend our ways, for the sake of .Sylva,
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of Good ArnYy Shops at the Low Price of
$2.75, $2.95, $3.95 and $1.75 a pair
Now is tlie time to uet vour S j n*i 1 1 work shook.
ARMY BARGAIN .>!':)RH
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GET INSURANCE
Protect your property. It is far wiser. to use fi
little precaution now than to bemoan los.;e>
later. You deal with an absolutely reliabk
compayii when yon deal with us. \ , .
B R 0 W X & BJfOWN J V
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g yoi.fr hrnw a saf^ om ?
YOUR own homd is an
ideal investment, always
under your personal protec
tion, adding to your enjoyment
while it adds to your wealth.
But have you protected that in
vestment against deterioration?
Permanence costsbut little more
than temporary construction.
Ask the hc!p of your building
materia! dealer. He knows
the bcrV: types cf construction
and t!:e be^t materials to use.
7 he Standard by which all other makes are, measured
NOTICE
Aortb Carolina,
Jack-Vm County.
Jn The Superior Couit
A vie Frady
vs. Notice.
Alvin II. Fradv.
The defendant abovo^ named will
take notice that an action entitled
as aftove lias been commenced in the
Superior Court of Jackson County
to dissolve the bonds of matrimony
now existing between the plaintill
and the defendant; and the said de
fendant will further take notice thai
he is required to ap)?ear before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Jackson County at the Court House
in Sylva, X. on the 19th day of
May, 1923, to an. wer or demur to
the complaint, or the plaintiff wiil
applytto the Court for the relief de
manded in the complaiTit.
) This (April 9, 1923
II. C. MOSS, Assistant,
Clerk Superior Court.
NOTICE, OF SALE UNDER EX
ECUTION
By virtue of an execution to me
issued from the Su|>erior Court of
Jackson County, in favor of Vincent
A Hughes against Natural Products
Corporation, for the sum of $5000.00
interest and costs, I will, on Monday,
the 2lst day of May, 1923r at the
court house door, atSyh'h, in said
county, sell to the highest bidder, foi
cash, the entire mineral interest and
all rights said Natural Products Ccr
poration, has in the lands described
in a deed from John E.- Eitfsley and
wife to Natural Products Curp:) ra
tion, dated Nov. 4, 1918, recorded
in the ofliee of the Register of Deeds,
Hook No. 70, page $59. Beginning at
a black.gum, the beginning corner ol
Sec. 48 and runs S. 70 degrees E. 32
poles to a chestnut, corner of 47
then N. 55 dcgv E. 250 poles to a
j che itnut, in the line of a seventy-five
? acre tract, the N. 53 degrees W. 100
[ to a stake, the Southeast corner of
j his 100 acre tract, known as the Mill
? tract, then S. 55 degrees \\\ 100
I poles to a small chestnut its corner,
j then X. 53 degrees W. 10 poles to a
beech in the line of 48, then S. 20
degrees W. 70 p.ole3 to a black oak
| (old comer) then X. 70 degrees AY".
! 32 poles to a lccust stump in the
field, then S. 20 W. 20 poles to the
: beginning.Contai'ning fifty acres more'
or lesp.
Said sale is made to satisfy said
execution and costs.
< This April 10, 1923.
N. L. SUTTON,
Sheriff.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
I Iii accordance with the new School
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Sprjng Time Sale
Now On
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With a full line of merchandise we are
now able to furnish our customers with
real values in all lines.
Our line of Dry Goods is complete, Silks,
Suitings, Ginghams, in fact anything
hat you need in the dress goods line we
have it and are selling at a low price.
Our line of All Leather Shoes both in Ox
fords and high shoes is one of the best as
sortments to select from you can find.
W^ are here for business and will ap
preciate a call from you.
H. C. Bryson & Co.
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25 per cent discount
is being* given on ali
Spring and Early Sum
er Hats. A largo at
tractive stock to
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choose from: !
GEO. M.
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Big Reduction
in Women's
Apparel
G. M. COLE & COMPANY are offer
'ing women's Coats, Suits, Waists, and
dresses, all the latest styles at greatly
reduced prices.
$18.00 Coat Suits ?. $12.98
$25.00 Coat Suits . $18.50
$35.00 Coat Suits ...V : $28.50
$5.00 Waists $3.98
$4.00 Waists $2.98
25 per cent discount on all silk
Waists.
Women's Oxfords $2.98 to $7.50
Hose to match all oxfords 98c. to
$4.50.
These are all this season's purchase,
this season's styles and are seasonable
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in every respect, except the price,
which is far below the season's stand
ard. .7
Mid -Summer Mil
linery is arriving and
Missllicfcs will be glad
!j to show you the Sum
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mer's latest styles.
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Cdde enacted by the < ieneral As
seitilily of 192-3, rtoiiee . is hereby
given that the County Hoard of Edu
eattf/n will elect a County Superin
tendent of. Public Instruction at its
next meeting, the same being tiio
First Monday in May, for the bien
nial term beginning July 1st, 1923.
By Order of the Cuu'uty Board cf
Education.
(){>K! L k l)l!.T ART),
bee. Ex-?l5ci<> to Board of
Education.
This April 17, 1923.
THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN
To get something good to eat just when
you \vant it.
We have moved to the Theater Building.
Come to see us and bring your friends.
V CITY CAFE
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C. S. WOLF, Prop.
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