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Maynte Long left, last Friday,
,,r Spruce Pine, where she will teach
this your. '
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v.Mr. I>au Tompkins attended the
. C- Bress meeting, at Lake
?/Irtnit'S, hist w eek..
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1 Mi& Wima Allison has returned
i ,-om Dandridge, Tenn., 0 where . she
I lie guest, for several days of
(ieoige Zirkle. K^'
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown and
jMson left, yesterday for C?lum-,
\i\L S. C., where they, wil spend r j
i, v, 'days before going to their new
in Akron, 0.
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M ??. Shales C.ridstaff, and family
li:;. ust.-nlay, for their new honuJ
in i' raliklil). ,
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Mrs. Verne Swan, of Asheville, i 1
th,. r'.tcst of her sister, Miss Ii\c
SuUrv>n. ?
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I |i#:i. W. T. Lee, of Raleigh ?an
Wnfi.'^ille, and Mr. R. 0. Self, c'
fcfltoil:.'were here, last week.
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Mr. ;iiid Mrs. J. R. Hooper, ? o
I S/x't'ilw't 11, were here, last Thursday
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s.\!i>. A. \V. Lynch, of Cullowhec
>|V n!, ijio week end in Waynesvilli
luidi ti.'i" parents, Mr. and Mrs. J
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!'(M? SALK-25 select thorough
liivd While Leghorn hens. A. J. Dill:
Mrs. 1\. 1- Mclvee has retumc
!'. ,>!:i C'u'.ttanooira, where she attend
cd a meeting of the Southeaster!
Council of Fede rated Club Womei
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Miss Dorothy McKee and Mis
Hcrlie Ihillard. sjKUit the week en/
here, quests of Mi's. Carrie McKec
Mi-> A K<'e is principal of the gram
mar ;ulj- ? and Miss Ballard is ;
tcnciit'i in the e!tV schools of Br<
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Mr. -laiin'-! Coineill, of Boone, spent
Sunday line, with triends.
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Elizabeth Moody and La
/Hi.' lleii>on, who are attending Cu!
ttuwU-c Slate Normal, spentJt.he wee!
fiul lit-vV. with their parents, Mr. am
Mix (' W. Moody aud Mr. and Mrs
M. i Unison.
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Mrs. \Y. H. Coidey has retunied t
nor home, from Whittier, where slu
was called on aceount of the illness
and death of her father, Mr. L. E
Williams.
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Mrs. Addie P. Seymour and little
\l^s Margaret Williams, of Wintei
kaven, Fla., who have been spending
the summer at Luke Junaluska am'
Aslicville, were the week end guest?
of Mrs. A. \Y. Oakes, at the homc?o1
itr father, Mr. J. B. Ensley. Mrs
H-yinour i.s a very active social work
fr in her home town, being an ottice:
m the Eastern Star I^odge, the Civic
^(?aifue, the American Auxiliary and
cveral other organizations.
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Mrs. I). \V. Hector and little soi
ire >|.cmliii^ two weeks in Aslicville
cutst.- dl' Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Rector
ihey will st;>|> in Canton on tlieii
ay !uui;e, to visit Mr ar.d Mrs. II
M. Ihun^arner.
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A |?avty composed of Mr. and Mrs.
' H. Robinson, Mrs. Joseph Keycs.
Mr. iind Mrs. Harry Hoe,k, Mr. and
Mrs. Knloc Moore, Misses Margaret
andler and Lucy Wells and Messrs.
V('d Hock a::d Dan Mooro and Dr.
hri.ii-jou. attended a dance given
'.v 'lie Misses Hemphill, at Arden
House, on last Saturday night.
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?dr. Luiiie Hooper, of Tuckaseigee,
,rrivcd last Saturday, from Akron.
'bio. where'lie has been for three
fwrs, to enter Oullowhee State Nor
mal.
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^'s. (', A. Bales and children tire
'T"'"dic^ some, time with Mrs. Bales'
^n'"ts, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Sullivan,
" Haycsville.
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1H?WER for sylva /
BRIDE ELECT
the mdst delightful and uinque
Hits lor' Miss Margaret Moore
] Bride-to-be was the mis
liiiKoiis shower given on Saturday
H*rik)ijj| |,y Miss Ruth Allison and
!-s- C<?l<inaiv Hall at Mi's. Hall's
0v,,'.v hohie on Courtland Heights.
Tin- uut'sts were met by two lovely
'? I' > iMtiitlons an?l guided to a wild
r""l i r wjierc they were served
^iirli by Mrs. Knlop Moore and Miss
''"'"(?line Daniels, also in Ovpsy at
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_ Mr:. l?-.v:?, M. Hall, Miss Moore,
^Rtuli Allison and Mrs. Coleman
m'?'ivcil the guests in the spa
living room, which was thrown
ensuite wifck mtiSib arit^ dining rooms.
Eyfery Where Wfere quantities of wild
fehis and flowers, making a veritable
paradise. . ?' v \ ' ?
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During the afternoon Mi.;s Dorothy
McKee delighted the guests with the
singing of "A Gypsy Love Song",
Miss Margaret Candlor by .playing
"Roman::e" and Miss Dorothy Moore
with "The Gypsy Trail/'.
Then a Gypsy girl-Miss Emmelinev
Daniels, entered with a huge split,
basket, filled with bundles, on each
arm and read a poem "The Gypsy
Bethro),hal".This was composed es
pecially for the occasion by Miss
Ruth Allison. She then gave the bas
ket^ to Miss Moore, who* opened the
various packages for inspection. The
"shower" became, real, when a:nid
teai-s and smiles the lovely bride elect
Opened each beautiful gift. '
The shower was indeed miscella
neous for each gift was different from
the othcis.
Misses Hannah and Dorothy Moore,
Mrs. David Browi^aiul Miss Dorothy
McKfce assisted the hostesses in serv
ing a delicious salad and ice j^cui oe.
The following guests were present ;
Miss Margaret Moore, Mrs. Arthur
v\Veaver, .Airs. Byron Maiysh, of Dills
boro, Mrs. David Brown, Cnllowhcc;
Miss Betty Ballard, of Brcv;:i\l; Mi's.
Sdwaid Sharp, of Birisiin ,I;2m; Mr; .
I C. C, puchanqn, Mrs. .1. K, Buclian
in, Mrs. David Hali, Mrs. H.. E.
' iuchannn, Mrsj I). D. Hooper, Mrs. i
J. W. Keener, Mrs. EnJoe ' Moore:!
Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. E. Ford King 1
Miss Lucy Wells. IVfrs. Walter Allen,
Jr., Mi-s. 0. C. Wilkes, Miss Emelinc
Daniels, Mi.:. Jess Dillard, Mrs. A.
Murray, Miss Jane Coward,' Miss,{
Frances1 Coward, Miss Inez Sullivan;]
Miss Dorothy McKee, Miss Hannah
Moore, Misf? Dorothy Moore, Mrs. C.
Z. Candler, Mrs. E. L. McKee, /Miss
Margaret Candler, -Mrs. Carrie Mc
Kee, Mrs. Claude Allison, Mrs. J. J.
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WOMEN'S CLUB PICNIC
"> Tlii' Women's Club hud its annual
>icnic last Thursday. This time the
jlub went farther Rfield than ever bo
Vre, all because of the good mod
hat loads to Cashiers Valley. The
ulies met at Mrs. C. '/. Candler's at
?iglit thirty Thursday morning and
.cut from there to Cani|? Merrie
A'ood at Lake Fairfield a distance
>f about forty miles. ?, ") r( i
The ladies had the beautiful camp
ill to themselves as the girls ha?l\all
lenarted top their homes,
After a perfectly?to return to n
ittle gir 1 expression-" a perfectly
scrumptious" dinner, which was very
mrticularly enjoyed by pvefy ope, ^
specially tbe/'chalieurs" the numi
?ers of the .party enjoyed the wrnder
i II boating and swiming in Lake
Fairfield. , )
On the way home the happy party
stopped at High Hampton and en
joyed the hospitality of Mrs. E. L.
MeKee at tea. Late in the afetrnoon
jvc left High Hampton and, reached
?iylva at the end. of an ajmost too
>erfoct day.
Following is a list of those who en
oved the oatin<<:
Rev. Mr. Kobbins, Mr. Henry Mc
iep, Chales Candler, Jr., Mrs. Kosa
Vicliols, Mrs. E. L. McKce, Mrs,
Ramsey Buchanan, Mrs, Ma reel 1 us
(uchanau, Mrs. Jess Dillard, Mrs, C.
Candler, Mrs. Billy Davis, Mrs.
iobbins, Mis. Donaldson Cowan, Sr.,
Mrs. Mary Miorris, Mrs? Edward
iharp of Birmingham, and Mrs.
Enloe Moore,
WINS SILVER CUP
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Mr. W. H. Oliver, local represen
tative of the Volunteer State Life
Insurance Company, who returned,a
ew days ago from attending a meet
ing of the salesmen of that company,
n Chattanooga, was awarded a silver
:Oving cup for having written,, the
argest number of policies <of any of
the representatives of the company.
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DINNER FOR BRIDE-ELECT
Among the many parties given in
Compliment to Miss Margaret Moore,1
daring the weeks since the announce
ment of her approaching marriage,
.vas a beautifully appointed dinner,
given by Mrs. Harry E. Buchanan J
?nd her sister, Miss M^yme Long, at
the home of Mr&. Buchanan, on'!
Thursday evening of last week. The
young ladies and young matrons en
joying the event, besides the hostesses |
were: Misses Inez (Sullivan!, Jtme
Coward, Hannah- Moore, Dorothy
Moor, Ruth AlUgen, Lillie Everett.
Lucy Wells, Margaret Moore, Mar
garet Candler, Mrs. M. Buchanan, Jr.
Mrs. J. R. Buchanan, and Mrs.
David M. Hall, f y>
BRYSON REUNION TO BE HELD
The annual reunion of the Bryson
family will be held at Beta, on Satur
day, October 3, when an interesting
program will be presented and din
ner served picnic style.
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BUTA TO OBSERVE
>? STATE MISSION DAY
The Sunday Sclipol at Beta will
observe State Mission day next
Sunday, with a program whicli is be
ing put on in many of the Baptist
ehu/rches on that day.
The program is a demonstration of
the budget plan, to be used in the
churches, embracing expenses for
local and mission work. The special
speaker for thes day, at Beta, are
Mr. John B. Ensley and Mr. Geo. W.
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LEGION AUXILIARY TO
MEET WEDNESDAY
The local unit American Legion
Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. J. W.
Keener, next Wednesday afternoon,
at three o'clock. /
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NORTH CAROLINA,'
JACKSON COUNTY.
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By virtue of the pow^r of sale con
tained in a certain deed of trust made
by Horace Breece to the' undersign^
efl trustee, dated 22 March, 1924.
duly registered in the Office, of tho
iiegister of Deeds for Jackosn Coun
ty, X. C.^.in Book No*i)2 of Leeds
of Tru^t^ on page 107 ( rt seq.,' to
which reference, is hereby made, and
default having been made in thevpay
mcyit of the indebtedness thereby
;rcured, and'after demand having
been made, aim the power of sale
"therein contained havinir bccon/c op
erative, said undersigned trustee will
on Monday, the 2(5 day of Oct., I92n.
'it 12 o'clock noon, sell tft t.lie-n uri
liouse door in tire town oftJ Sylva,
Jackson County, N. C., for c-s:; at
public auction, to the highest hidd. r,
the following lands aipl pivmises:
Beginning;^ Cane Creek where
>\le( 'ruejkcii's and Phillip*' lyie crosses
/?aid cv.'ek and runs up and with said
J:*reek us follow*! N, ? Ki't pols; N,
13 1-2 W. 5 Hcs; and N. H E. 26
!>oles |o fci point opposite a small oak
hush on \Y. bank of creek; tlienee N,
'?9 1-2 E. 43 poles and 19 links to a
small black wilouf; thi'iire N'. H2 K,
2M 1-2 poles to a stake in ('. \Y. l)mi
mig'Co's line; t,hf}nce with that!
line S. 28 E. .'11 l>-2 poles to a scur
vvoud; thence S. 43 \\*. JO poles tova
slake; thence S. (>;"> \Y. 70 jiolesto n
-take, Phillips' corner; thence 67 13
\Y. 20 poles (o I lid Beginning,, ?on
lainin^"21 l-4>acres, as surveyed by.
O. B. Coward on 21 March, 1924, and
being the same lands this day
veyed by deed from J.'C, Mft'rackcii
to Horace Breece.
This 22 day of September, 1925,
E. P. STILL>VELL, Trustee, '
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ENTRY NO, 6147
,NORTTI CAROLINA, . 0
JACKSON: COUNTY.
I, Cole Bryson, do enter and claim
20 acres, inore or less,, of land in
Hamburg Township, Jackson County,
North Carolina, adjoining the lands
of \V. F. llolden, A. S. Bryson, ami
Morrison, and bounded as follows,
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Beginning on a white oak in the
Londm Gap and runs with the W.
F, llolden line to the Morrison ine;
tlienee with the Morrisoir line to tho
A. S. Bryson line; thence with the
A. S. Bryson line to the beginning.
Ent"re<l this the 21st day of Sep
tember, 1925.
Cole Brvsoif, Claimant.
Approved:
R AYM()NDR. NICHOLSON,
Ex-Officio Entry Taker.;.
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g Frequent
? Bilious Attacks j|
ijjBB "I suffered with severe bill- |g|
?gffl ous attacks that came on two gn
Sjj or three times each month," jjj?
says - Mr. J. P.' Nevins, of ?
ffil Lawrenceburg, Ky. "I would Si
jjj get nauseated. I would have H
HH dizziness and couldn't work. m
^ I would take pills until I was g|
worn-out with them. I didn't ?
seem to get ^relief.
"A neighbor told me of ?
BLACK-DRAUGHT
? Liver Medicine' jg
ffg and I began its use. I never p|
?have_ found so much relief
as it~gave me. I would not
be without it for anything. It
jfffl seemed to cleanse my whola
system and made me feel like
newS I would take a few
doses?get rid of the bile and
have my usual clear head,
feel full of pep, and could do(
twice the work."
Bilious attacks are "sea
sonal" with many people.
Millions have taken Thed
fofd'B Black-Draught to ward
off such attacks, and the good'
results they have reported
should induce you to try it
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Are offering a number of specials^ on which the
buyers of fall and winte/ apparel can save real
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money. We are listing a few of the extraordinary
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bargains which we are now offering.
One lot Ladies' Winter Hats .Z_r .1 i, 98c.
One lot Ladies' Winter Hats 1.98
$5.00 and 6.00 skirts .?.?... .^4 ... 4. 3.50
One lot $12.50 to 25.00 Coat Suits u. 5.98
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One lot Crepe De Chide an! other materials in
blouses ? ? 98c.
On elot Children's Hose 10c.
These are but a few of the many items in which
you can get a real bargain in good materials.
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Confections, and Hollingsworth's Unusual Can
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