Jac kson County Journal
l DAN TOMPKINS, Bdttor.
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.JACKSON COUNTY JOUBffAI* COMPANY
Entered as second class matter at tiiiFwMbl all
Sylva, N. C.
FRI. MAY 11, 1823
Jolm Grant said it.- "
If China keeps up her present pace it is likely to break
itself.
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The uew city adminsf ration lias the cordial best wish
es of The JOURNAL, and of all citizens who love the
town of Sylva. While the' writer opposed the men who
were elected in Tuesday's voting, we assure them that
we sincerely hope that their adminstration of the town's
affairs lor the next two years will show much accomplish
ed for the town and its citizens.
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RtNXIN'fl TRUE TO FORM
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Onco u j Km :t time, in coutiection with one of the
abortive attempt to iiiuiapluui, the Cullowhee School to
Asheville, tiiis paper was caused to direct the attention
of the Asheville Chamber cf Commerce and the people
of that city, to three of '.he commandments: viz, that is,
namely, "flum iSliait Not Covot?', "Thou Shalt Not
Steal". "Thou Shall Not Bear Faiiie W&lnew against
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The Asheville papers, a week ago, exulted in a story
that The Vocational School at Waynes villa, was to be
moved, bag and baggage to Asheville.
> Titer has been a well defined, and poorly veiled
opinion among many people in Western North Carolina
CAMPERS' !
OUTFITS !
How are you going to
spend your vacation 1
Planning to camp out:
somewhere, are youf j
Then see our stock of'
Camping Necessities ?
before vou leave. We
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can save you money. \
Army Bargain Store
? WANTED: Families
with children over 14 1
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years of age to work inj
our Knitting, Spinning
and Mercerizing Mill.
Good wages paid after
learning. Transporta
tion to Union, 8. C? ad
vanced. Our village is
equipped with electric
liplits mikI watnr works.
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Health ami morals of
our t ami exrellent.
Ezoolsicr Kills !
W. C. Cain, Supt.
Union, S. C.,
NOTICE
Upon n petition sieved bv more
than n.'-thin! . ; ..aJU'ot* voters j
Disk Nr. . . .'J:
said petition bflii*.; .?&?*.-. ti is. ? i
approved by tlio County Bo:'rd oi I
Education, -i Special tix* elffi'' V? ja|
hereby called within said district tu
ascertain the will of the qualified
voters therein, whether there shall
be levied and collected therein a
special tax not to exceed 30 cents
on each $100.00 valuation of property
and 90 cents on each poll to sup
plement the public school funds tint
And it is further ordered that
H. H. Bryson shall be appointed re
gistrar, and C. 6. Wilson and Jas.'
Cunningham shall be appointed judges
It is further ordered that said
?lection shall be held at tha seboel
house or grounds of said distriet on
the 11th day of June.
A new registration is hefeby ?r
orded for said district
Those favoring said special tax
shnll vote a ticket upon which shall
he written or printed these words
'?'For Special School Tax". Those
opposing said tax shall vote a ticket
upon which shall be printed or writ
ten these words "Against Special
School Tax."
It is furtfrl'i' ulcered that sai<^
that Asfieville has tried to hog everything in this region jl
for hwsslf. and tho people of Western North Carolina,
wh|0 Vt+ fcpA the misfortune to live outside Buncombe
QoWJtf b*H nmnUd it. Thsy have believed, or many of
thwn have, that Asheville killed the Greater Western
North Carolina Association ; that it was a stab in the
baek from Asheville that eaused the - decease of the .
Western North Carolina Chamber of Commerce; that it'
was a dose of eold water from Asheville's magnificent
supply that brought death to thp newly- bom Tourist In
dustry Conference, Thejr may have been wrong, but
many have entertained the suspicion, and it is not the
small-towli prejudice against the "metropulos", for
Western North Carolina has always been ready to co
operate with Asheville, when shown a willing spirt, and
a neighborliness. - . '*>
The people may have entertained a suspicion that was
without. foundation ;but wo here and now declare that such
attempts, as the removal of Cullowhee, Boone, and the ?
Waynesville schools have furnished well-grou*ded and 8
tangible evidence upon which to found just such sus- ;
picion.
It may be that Asheville was entirely justified in try
ing to get the Vocational School moved from her neigh
bor's territoiy. (Such a move would be a death blotto
Waynesville) but if the. school is moved to Asheville,
and without a clear, distinct and convincing explanation,
that that was the only way to keep that school in Western
North Carolina, the people of the entire mountain region
will resent it most heartily, and Asheville will lose more
good-will among her neighbors, then ten schools of the
character could possibly repay her. j
That school ia Waynesville 's all in all. It means so ;
much to the Haywood town, and so little to Asheville. i
Let us have the. whys and wherefores.
The Asheville papers stated brazenly that the secretary
of the Asheville Board of Trade has been on the job,
trying to get the school to Asheville for some time. Tell
us why.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
WHAT THE PUBLIC WANTS?
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Protection! A car that completely protects its
occupants in any kind of weather. /
The FORD COUPE or SEDAN is the MOST
REASONABLY PRICED car on the market,
and will provide a comfortable means of traveling j
regardless of weather conditions. 1
LET US SERVE YOU
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J. s. HIODON OARAGE
Ford Lincoln Fordson
'Phone No. 1 . ' Sylva, N. C.
"Dependable Service"
COMING!
TO SYLVA
k By Special Request
Dr. i ROBINSON
Asheville's famous ByesightSpecialiest will re
visit SYLVA.
Wednesday May 23
(One Day Only)
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78 Patton Are. ( Asheville, N. C.
Make Appointments at
JOHN A. PARRIS
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We have moved to the Theater Building.
Come to see us and bring vour friends.
CITY CAFE
0. S. WOLF, Prop.
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election shall be held as near *s mny '
be mdor fh? law* go. truing gcnem'
election*.
RAYMOND *. NICHOLSON,
Register if IMl and Clerk ex
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NOTICE
Upon a petition feigned by more
than one-third of the qualified voters
of Disk Nb. 4, Hamburg Township,
said petition bting dnly indorsed and
approved by the County Board of
fidilectioht a Special 'tax election ia
hereby called Within said district to
ascertain the will 'of the qualified
voters therein, whether there shall
be l?M^ tiivmtt ?
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p.
special tax not tn exceed 20 cent J
..v. eat:? $100.00 ?.Hlitittini- . i |>rc?j?r-i*c
and 60 cents on eaeh poll to sup
plement the jtnblie school funds that
Bhall be apportionel to said district
And it ia further ordered that
L, A. Wilson shall be appointed re
gister, and T. G. Fisher and H. H.
Hooper shall be appointed judges.
I It is farther ordered that said
1 election shall be held at the school
house or grounds of* said district oil
I the 11th day of June.
' A new registration ia hereby or
orded -for said district. ?
Those favoring said Special tax
shall vote a ticket upon which Bhall ^
b? written oar prinufo these words
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How large a pla<?e the beautiful RED STAR Oil
Sto,ye holds in the hearts of thousands of wives and
mothers cannot be measured in words But
in their happy faces you may read it,
as- they quickly prepare the good things for their
tables. .
All praise they give to the patented RED
STAR BURNER ? the burner without wicks or
substitutes ? the burner that uses one-quarter less
kerosene, gasoline or distillate, yet gives two rings
of clear, blue gas fire for cooking and a hot gas
oven for baking. Truly it has revolutionized oil
stove cooking.
Is it not natural that the RED STAR should
stand supreme among women who use it and the
merchants who serve them?
Are you entirely satisfied with your cooking?
The Red STAR merchant in your town is showing
new RED STAR models. Reduced prices are with
in reach of all.
JACKSON HARDWARE COMPANY
Great Indeed? In Deeds!
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In a beautiful new Willys-Knight, time and dittanee Only
increase your pride and satisfaction. Bee must: The
marvelous Willys- Knight engine actually improves with
use. Carbon only makes it better. Owners report 50,000
miles and more without a single engine adjustment.
There never was a greater combination of beauty,
economy and brilliant performance.
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See the WBtys-Overlemd Advertisement in The Saturday Evening feet
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THE ENGINE IMPROVES WITH USE
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"For Special Behofb/ Tffic ' Those
opposing said tax d^all Vote a ticket ?
upon whieh shall bp printed or writ- <
tan these wand* ^AgaKrafc Special i
School Tax.'? * ? ?? * ? ?* '
It it further ordered that said '
election shall be held as near as may
be under the laws governing general
elections. 1
RAYMOND R. NICHOLSOX,
Register of Deeds and Clerk ex
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Because you have suffered for many years, do
not consider your case hopeless. Many who have
been given up through other sciences have been
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Call to see or write me.
DR. W. F. CHAMPION
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