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It is bnf constant endeavor to
supply the farmers sa? dairymen "
of this vicinity with supplies
and equipment of the bis$ qual
ity at moderate prices. The latest
addition to our stock is the
high grade line of Winchester
farm and garden tools.
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Wheelbarrows
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BETTER FARM AND GARDEN TOOLS
, The new Winchester farm arid garden tools an
tlie finest we ever had in our store. When yon
, pick up one of these tools you will sense that nice
"hang" which is proof of its improved design. It
is the same good balance that you already know
in a Winchester hammer or Winchester rifle.
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Winchester Garden Hoe ? Standard size. Forged
from one piece of steel/ Second growth Northern
white ash handles carefully shaped and hung to
give proper balance. Will give long service.
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Winchester Long Handle Spade? Forged ster
blade, full polished. High grade selected -North
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the WNCH?ST?A store
TOWN TAX
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IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS, WE Witt. AD
VERTISE THE SALE OF PROPERTY" OF ALL
TOWN TAX DEttNQTJENTS NEXT WEEK. ~
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AN ORDINANCE AUTHOR (Z- :
mo ?HE ISSUANCE OF $20,00,00 J
water System extension
BONDS OF THE TOWN OF SYLVA
JACKSON COUNTY NORTH
CAROLINA
Be it ordained by the Board of
Commissioners of the Town of Syl
va: ' " * /
Section L That in* pursuance of the
provisions of the. Municipal Finance
Act, Chapter 106, Public taws, Ex
tra Session, 1921, of North Carolina,
and the acts amendatory thereto,
negotiable Bonds of the Town of
Sylva/ to be known as Water System
Extension Bonds for the purpose of
purchasing additional water-shed and
installing additional water mains arc
hereby authorized to be issued in' an
aggregate principal amount not ex
ceeding ^the sum of TWENTY
THOUSAND- ($20,000.00)IX)LLARS
for necessary expenses for said Town
of Sylva, to-wit: For the purpose of
purchasing additional water-shed and
installing additional water mains for
the Citizens of the Town of Sylva.
Section 2. That a tax sufficient to
pay the principal and interest of the
bonds hereby authorized shall be an
nually levied and collected. t
Section 3. That the following mat
ters are hereby determined and de
clared pursuant to the requirements
of sections 2918 to 2969 inclusive of
the Municipal Finance Aet of the
Extra Session, 1921, of the North
Carolina Legislature, and the Acts
amendatory to said sections.
(a) A statement of the debtr of
the Town of 8ylva has been made
and filed with the Town Clerk pur
suant to the Municipal Finance Aet,
and is open to public inspection,
(b) The average assessed valuation
of property subject td taxation by
the Town of Sylva for the three
fiscal years in which taxes were lev
ied, sa shown by said statement, is
$1,766,000.00.
(c) The net amount of the debt
of the Town of Sylva outstanding,
authorized, or to be authorized, as
shown by said statement, is $160,00.00
Section 4. That this ordinance
shall be published once in each of
four successive weeks after its final
passage, as required by The Munici
pal Finance Act, and the Acts
Amendatory thereto.
Section 5. That this ordinance shall
take effect thirty days after its first
publication, unless in the meantime,
a petition for its submits i. n to the
voters is filed under the Municipal
Finance Act, Extra Session, 1921,
and in such event, it shall take effect
when approved by the voters of the
Town of Sylva at an election as pro
vided by the said Municipal Finance
Act. ? - . ' * . ?
The foregoing ordinance was pass
ed on the First (lay of Xpril, 1924,
and was first published on the 25 day
of April, 19?4. (?
Any^action or proceedings question
log the validity of said ordinance
must be commenped within thirty
days after its first publication.
NORTH CAROLINA,
JACKSON COUNTY.
I, J. D. Cowan, Clerk to the Board
of Commissioners of the Town ? of
Sylva, Jackson County, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a tru*
copy of an ordinance authorizing the
issuance of $20,000.00 water system
extension bonds for purchasing ad
ditional water-shed and installing
water mains for the citizens of the
Town of Sylva, passed at a regular
adjourned meeting ef the Beard of
Commissioners held en the First day
of April, .1924, as all of which ap
pears of record on flie minltes of -said
Board of Aldermen in my Office.
I further certify that said Board
is composed of Five members, and
that four members were present at
said meeting, and &at four members
voted in favor of the adoption of
said ordinance.
In Witness Whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
of said Municipality, this the 22nd
day of April, 1924.
' ? , J. D. COWAN,
Clerk, Town of Sylva, N. C.
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HBB-BUKNBTTB
Just at twilight, at a little cottage
along-side the Tuckaseigee river,
April 28 an affarir occurred of great
interest, to the people of this com
munity, when Mm. Lucy Cabe, young
widow of the Ifcte Emanuel Cabe,
became the bride of Casaius Bumetto.
.The affair was carried out very
quietly. Only a few relatives and
most inimate friends were present.
The house decorations was Lilacs.
The bride was beautiful in a rose
hoed satin draped with Crepe de
Cfhene;
The cerefliony was performed by
Rev. Charles S. Pyler, pastor of the
Webster M. E. churches.
After the ceremony a delicious
slice of wedding cake was served to
each guest.
Some Civil War stories were also
told by the bride's father. The
stories were accompanied by instru
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7-' Among those- presont were,.' Rev.
and Mi*. * Charles S. Pyler^ Mr.
Arthur Attraan, Mrs. S. T. "Bryson,
Misses Ruth and Di.vieJhysGM.
The couple wlU'rochain quitely at
home.. ' " * . ' ^
They have the hearty congratula
tions And best wishes of their many
friends for a long and happy life.
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Silvertown means
highest quality, low
cost, long serviced
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TfBEST IN THE LONG RUN*
DIX CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. K. llowell of Shoal
Creek arc visiting Mi's. Howell's
mother, -Mrs. Maiy Turpin,
; Mr*. Elira Webtscr, who ^
on the sick list is improving n JJ
Miss Annie Brown
day nifht with Mlra. W. T. W
(,r;
Mr. Henry Bun
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son, John- ' Hdiriy, ? J* 111
night with his brother, Mr p
Bumgarner, in Asli^villc.. '
Mr. and Bob Bn, ,n\ot ha, i
near Wilmot, where they will
their home for awhile.
Mr. Glenn Gibson and
Brown spent Saturday in Wi|m
Mrs. H. Bumgainer and Mrs"
Davis went to DilUboro sj,0
Thnrsday. ^
? . Mr. Dock Gibson called at id
I). Elder's Sunday.
Mrs. Artie Gibson spent s
days in Barkers Creek this ^
Mrs. Hobeit Gibst.i; ^nt sall)ti
night with Mr. ami Mrs. .1 hn Qi
Misses Efiie ;u,il Tannic s
wont to town riatrnlay slioppijJ*'
1 Mrs. Bessie Br.uilyt ^ I
ternoon with Mrs. II n.u t ,i.!j
Thuit'd;: ?'
Mrs. Lizzie Rotors am! Miss
nie Style i were visiting Mr. and]
Gunter, Monday.
Miss Bessie Gates is spending ,
few days With her erandmother ,
grandfather, Mr. rnd Mrs. Gat
Mr., Rice Gunter went to
Saturday on business.
, Mr. James Turpin went to t?
. riday shopping.
Mrs. Meta Turpin was the
>f Mr. and Mrs. John Brown 1
f renocn. *
? -Jr. ^jid Mrs. Tom Dills weot ?
quests of Mr. and Mrs. Kice (Suti
Sunday.
' Mr. Walter Rabv of Wilj
i tored to Dix Creek this week.
Miss Nina Cabe is spending a (%
days with her grandmother, Hj
Martha Gunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bramlet sp
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and 1
Henry Bunigarner.
EAST FORK HOLDS
CELEBEATIOI
The people ofEastFork and Stv?
iah held a big celebration at t*
jia.st Fork school house, last TW
ilay, celebrating the completion *
the county highway up East Fort
A large crowd of people attend!
the meeting and a sumptuous pin<|
dinner was served by the ladies <
the East Fork country.
Addresses were delivered by Jr
fR. N. Deitz, of East Fork, Rev.TJj
F. Deitz, of Beta, Hon. Walter E
Moore, Hon. J. J. Hooker, F. [
Alley, Jr., G. T. Cooper, 0. S. Dil{
lard, M. Buchanan and others.
Music was fupiishcd by the I?|
Fork choir. I
ANNOUNCEMENT
Having been solicited by hbk
friends to make the race for Ro
ister of Deeds, I hereby snnoaie
myself a candidate, subject to tk
will of the people at the Democrw
primaries of Jaekson County.
If nominated and elected I
promise to serve the people to tie
best of my ability.
WALTER ASHE.
COMING!
Dr. S.
^ Asheville's, Famous Eyesight Specialist will
Re-visit Sylva for One Day on
Tuesday May 21
For the Purpose of Examining Eyes find
Fitting Glasses,
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