COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
OF CULLOWHEE
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
? The true foundation for all hap
j,;is morality, and all morality is
lonmled upon religion", was the kfey
iii' a stirring address by Bishop
f |-;,:win 1*- Mouzon at the Summer
> i.i?ol Commencement Exercises held
!?"> iil:iy evening in the Chapel of the
, ;;!!,?wheo State Normal School when
young men and women from
Miiny sections of the two Carolinas
v.tv awarded their diplomas. "The
jiiva which marks man from the ar^
or beast," continued Bisbopj
M,-.i/on. "is his inherent obligation
iiimscir and to society?his sense
, ; duty and of obligation to others.
?>?:n best business asset is your mor
.haracter, and the criteria of
whether you will be a good teacher is
>ii much what you know, but
\\ ..at kind of character you have.
Without morality there can be no
,|.|Miiess?no civilization. What is
v\?!)??: with Mexico today? The an
.r.vi r ii'iiyht be that there is political,
?x .1 religious strife in that country;
1.i: i lie underlying cause of diseon
?i! anil luisettleinent in Mexico is
lack ill moral stability. 1 do not
H;,mc iIns entirely upon the Mexican
;, i-|.le. for they have been without
^liable Christian teachers and min
-ivis for four hundred veal's.
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Continuing, Bishop Mouzon, who is
? >Kisliop of the Methodist Episcopal
C': tuvli. South, in North and South
i':rolina. said: 'Must as all lmppi
r.i?> is founded upon morality, all
u>rality is founded u]x>n religion.
>?iiue one may disagree with me,
;Ming that he is not a member of a
i Kuivh nor professes faith in Ood,
mm, has a good moral character. This
? bo true, but I shall answer that
.:iuions ideals and principles under
, his better nature and although he
. .h - not claim to be a religious man,
<? nevertheless obeys religious laws
teachings. A study of history
.!:-tloM'> the fart that where religion
> larking, there has been gross im
v ? orality aiwl a consequent decline
>n.l decay."'?
II. T. .Hunter, President of the
Cullowhee Normal, made a short bat
\erv appropriate talk, bidding the
rraduates success in their journey
,; >wn life's pathway, and .expressing!
i? faith in their willingness to abided
by the ideals which Bishop Mouzon
had stressed in his talk. Then, with
a few well chosen words, President
| Hunter recalled the remarkable
1 growth of the institution from an iso
i lated mountain grammar grade school
to one of the leading normal schools
of the country. During the past three
years fully 1,500 students have taken
courses at Cullowliee, according to
I Pres. Hunter, and approximately one
| thousand recent student swill be
| teaching this year in the public
.schools of North Carolina. Allowing
forty students to a class for an av
erage, this would mean that 40,000
young ]K>ople will be,under teachers
who have had some training at CuU
lowhcc during the past three years.:
This means that 6 percent of the
i whole body of elementary teachers of
I North Carolina have had work at
j Cullowliee since the year 1923. Dur
j ing the.year 1923-^24 there were only
j 13 persons to graduate from Cullow
hee; in 1924-25 there were 16; while,
this year there have been a total of
I 35 students to be graduated.
Cullowbcc has a very cosmopolitan
I student body. From May : 1924 thru
August 1926, studcuts from twenty
I four different North Carolina coun
ties, as well as from Indiana, Vir
ginia, South Carolina and Ohio, ha\e
been graduated. Below is a geogra
phical distribution of the 1926 Aug
ust graduates in the Cullowliee Sum
mer School:
Anderson, Alwavne, Hayesville, Clay.
Ballance, Mahala, Currituck, ( Cuwi
j tuck.
| Blue. Mvra, Parkton, Robeson.
[Brown, Lou Ella, Cullowhee, Jack
j son. ? . 4 '
i Canadav, Lily, Benson, Johnston,
j Chambers, Bryan, Waynesville, Hny
1 '/Wood. '*>??? v
Dillard, Katlnyn, Six Mile, South
Caroling.
{ Horner, Esther, Durham, Durham.
? Payne, Mi*;. Fannie 1)., Canton, Hay
wood.
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Reeves, Opal, Lake Junaluska, Hav
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. wood. i
Robeson, Ervin, Candler, Buncombe.
Robinson, Katherine. Clyde, Haywood
Robinson, Vera, Atlantic, Carteret.
Thomasson, Fulton, Andrews, Clie.ro
1 kee.
Woodward, Ivy, Pamlico, Pamlico.
room For expansion
IN SWINE INDUSTRY
Raleigh N. C., August 24?During
the spring just past, 198 farmers in
North Caro.lina sold 2,793 head of
hogs for $65,412.39. These hogs
were Jfed according! to demonstra
tion methods and came from 15
counties of the state.
"The men who grew these hogs,
will doubtless sell another $65,000
worth this fall," says W. W. Shay,
swine extension specialist at State
| College, "if they do it will make
? $130,000, worth of hogs sold this
year from the fifteen counties. This
is about 80 ears of 70 hogs each,
and there are several other counties
which should sell just as many e ?
cry year. It seems to me that thc;v?
! should be other counties which could
I muster 198 farmers who could raise
! enough corn to feed 14 hogs to a
! weight of 200 pOttnds and do it
J twice each year."
Mr. Shay states that the first re
quisite to this end is an honest de
sire for information regarding the
most profitable way of feeding hogs.
The next requisite he states is a
funeral.
"There can be. no hope for "per
manent success in pork production
on a commercial . basis in North
Carolina so long as the existing
ideas of cheap productipn survive'',
he sa.Vs. "These ideas must be bur
, ied deeply. When 500 men under the
supervision of county agents prove
with records kept on 5,000 hogs
that a certain system of Heeding
hogs is sound, t lie man who refers
to that system as a theory and
states thai lie believes there is moie
profit ?front doing it in a cheaper
way is well within his rights?let
him sleep."
Mr. Shav states that if the good
farmers in a few more counties
would take the trouble to investi
gate the returns from feeding corn
to hogs, they too could share in the
profits j'ow being made by the
group front 15 counties.,
I Using magnesium limestone and a
j winter cover crop in the peach or?
j chard should help prevent 'winter
j killing this, season and make the trcq^
, more hc;iUhy and vigorous next
] spring.^
WHEN A MAN'S A MAN
(Selected) \
When a man's a man, he doesn't lie,
and he will not play the cheat
And he doesn't look with a scornful
eye at the beggar on the street;
And he doesn't brag of the tilings
he's done or talk of his lands' or
gold, '
When a man's a man you will find,
my son, that he's gentle with the
old.
When a man's a man you will find, j
his friends not all of the chosen
few.
He never talks of the help he lends
or the good deeds he may do.
He never jests with a woman's name,
never sneers at the men who fall
And a dog a pat from his hand may
claim, if he only wags his tail.
When a man's a man he will never
shirk the task that his hand may
find, ,
He is never too big for the long day's
) work, too busy to be kind,
He never sneers at the faitli you hold,
never needless hurt he gives,
When a man's a man it is plainly
told by the gentle way lie lives.
Business men of Aydcn found that
too mudh hay, meat, food supplies
arc shipped into the territory, so
they have begun -cooperating with the
county agent to have this material
produced at home.
Of some twenty varieties of cotton
being tested in Hertford county the
Mexican (5 and Coker-Cleveland arc
outstandingly good.
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Bees
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Thoroughbred Italian Queens for
sale $1.00 eaeh.
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No. 1 Beeswax wanted. 35c. per
i. *? /") /
pound, cash.
U. LMVRRA)
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCK
LAW ELECTION IN HAMBURG
TOWNSHIP
Notice is hereby given to the quali
fied voters of Hamburg Township
that a special 'lection will be held
in said township on Saturday, Sept.
11th, 1926 to determine the will of
the voters on Exclusive Stock Law
for said townsliip.
All those favoring suck cxelusi-e
stock law shall at said election vote
a ticket with the words "Exclusive
Stock Law" printed thereon, and
those opposing shall vote a ticket
with the words "No Stock Law"j
printed thereon; thut the Register;
and Judges shall count and canvass
the vote and report the same in
writing by one of its members to the
Register of Deeds of Jackson coun
ty.
The territory embraced in said
election shall include the entire town
ship as at presently bounded and lo
cated. -
The Registrar for said election is
C. G. Wilson and the Judges are T.
C. Monteith and W. C. Jennings.
Said election is held under author
ity given in Chapter 09 of the Pub
lic Local Laws, Extra Session 1913
and as amended in Chap'.er 408, Reg
ular Session, 1917.
Done this 2nd day of Aug., 1920.
RAYMOND R. NICHOLSON,
Register of Deeds.
8 4 4t. , Exofficio Clerk.
NOTICE
North Carolina;
Jackson County.
The undersigned, having been ap
pointed and duly qualified as ad
ministrator of the estate of Z. B.
Alley, deceased, all persons having
claims against said estate are noti
fied to exhibit the same before him
on or before the 14th day of August,
1927, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate pay-,
ment.
This the 14th day of August, 1921
D. D. ALLE\,
Administrator of Z. B. Alley, Dec.
8 18 6t.
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BABY CHICKS FOR SALE
Large type Barron Strain White
Leghorn baby chicks $9.50 per hun
dred. Anconas $11, Rhode Island
Reds and Barred Plymouth Rocks
$12, Buff Orpingtons and White Wy
andottes $13 per hundred. These a ??
all husky pure bred, hatched from
select eggs from our-heaviest layers.
We pay the postage and guarantee
live delivery. Prompt shipments. Or
der from this ad. Acme Farms, Farm
ville, N. C.?8 18 4t.
Tom Tarheel says he saved lots of
money on his poultry last winter by
taking out the hens that didn't lay
and selling them during the early
fall.
LEAVE IT TO US
Few people can tell at a glance
whether a Used Car is as good as it
appears to be. Which makes it
doubly irrfportant to patronize a
dealer who has a reputation for giv
ing honest facts and honest values.
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M. BUCHANAN, JR. GARAGE
Sylva, N. C.
A USED CAR IS ONLY AS DEPENDABLE
A3 THE DE-ALE-R WHO ? SELLS IT
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f' ^ The G reat AI'G1Monev flav
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1 It is a remarkable demonstration ot the saving pow
\ cr i>! l^.ooo ltexidl Stores located in all parts of the
i >. who manufacture the*.'merchandise in their own
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^ iwiories with tew exceptions, and distributed to you
t tl; to ill; ii the Kexall Store. , ' ..
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PURETEST ASPIRIN TABLETS
[ f 'i in- asjiii ii, tluit; does not depress the hear.t. For the
/ n hi ^ m |,( ; !ai-hes, pains, rheuinutism and, the like.
, During our August Factory to You Sale ^ t
I box of 24 tablets ...... __ ? ..... -- 19c
PURETEST MINERAL OIL?Russian Type
j j? both in I or I Ass and colorless) |?ossessing those elc
^ Afcnts which make a jH'rfect intestinal lubricant.
fs During our August Factory to You Sale ?69c
t ' PURETE^C^^^^^28322525538
$ iiii.de from freshly harvested beans. Sweet nutty
i.i-tc. Can he taken easily. Safe for children.
* During our August Factory to You Sale 3 oz bot 19c
:',?X; .5- 3n& srfc E
I ! PURETEST EPSOM SALT
{f A womlei l'iii cathartic for old and young. Easy to
I ?:ike,localise U is absolutely pure.
^ During our August Factory to You Sale
?f Per lb. box .... ? 15c.
fa -xm mm
;) PURETEST ZINC STEARATE
| Keeps baby happy and smiling. Waterproof dusting
si- tniwiler. Prevents irritation of diajier rash.
4 During our August Factory to You Sale .... ? 15c
IS
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I REXALL ODERLIES
s| never failing laxative, gentle in action. They work >
? : iiniilly jimi form no habit. Safe for children. Reg
:) .n.i r price 50c
-) During our August Factory to You Sale
3" Per box of 60- ...? ? - 39c.
Miygv"4Vi
REXALL MILK OF MAGNESIA
? '?'i; el'IVfttive antacid and laxative. Good for heart
Nurn, .-.our stomach, dyspepsia and the like. Uselu
??> a dentrificc and mouth wash.
During our August Factory to You Sale full pt. 39c
?a?
I , \ SYMBOL FOUNTAIN SYRINGE
.. u" two quart capacity. Made, in one piece and
Vi -^""'i'nteed for one year. Regular prjee $2.00
I ?uri?g our August Factory to You Sale .. $1.49
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Rexall August Money Saving Sale
In Au?ust this groat money saving event lias been created for the purpose of bringing to your
attention in a practical way,"the unequalled resources, possessed by the Rexall Drug Stores for fur
nishing the highest quality of merchandise at themost reasonable prices.
Our own plants and laboratories producing Toilet preparations, remedies, rubber goods ,station
ery, gauze and cotton, candy and pure food products for 10,000 Rexall Agents hiring the manufac
turing cost down to a minimum. - ?
You will do well to take advantage Of these unusdal offerings with the assurance that if you
are not entirely pleased with any product you may- return it and yoiir money will he cheerfully re
funded. V /
Puretest and Rexall Products
50c Puretest Fluid Extract Cas
cara Aromatic, 4 Oz 39c
Puretest Norwegian Cod Liver
Oil, pint 69c.
Puretest Sodium Bicarbonate?
1 lb 13c. 2 for 25c.
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40c Puretest Spirit of Camphor,
2 oz .... 1 29c.
25c Puretest Tincture of Iodine
/ with glass applicator 19c
Puretest Witch Hazel, full
pint T~ 39c
Puretest Glycerin, Suppositor
ies, Infant's ' and Adults, 1
doz 19c
25c Puretest Hydrogen Perox
ide, 8 oz 19c.
25c Rexall Corn Solvent 1-2 oz.
bottle 19c.
50c Rexall Eyelo, A soothing lo
tion for the eyes :... 39c.
25c Rexall Foot Powder 4 oz !19e
25c, Elkay's Klens-all, 4 oz.
Cleans spot from clothing.... 23c
SAVE with SAFETY at your REXALL Drug Store
SYLVA PHARMACY
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H. L. Evans, Prop. The Leading Druggist , Phone 27
SYLVA, ? ?' ' : N. C.
One pound of Hallcroft bond writing paper. | NEED A GOOD TOOTH BRUSH?
Regular Thrice 50c. and a box of 50 envelopes to 11 ' . , . ?
; , ,' . . tA , f Durincr this sale we otter vou an assortment ot
match. Regular price 50c. both tor ^ \ ?
_ . ? .* t> **r_? r"_i_ 7Q? H styles. Will satisfy the needs of the entire fain
Dunng oar August Factory to You Sale 79c. \i J i-* . ? x. t> . ? or
6 11 ily. Good quality white bnstles. Regular price 25c
I During our August ractory to You Sale 19c
ADRIENNE STATIONERY
A beautiful box of high grade paper with" en
for general household purposes. , 1 lb.
During our Aug. Factory to You Sale! 54c
velopes to match. A popular size and style for l|| CASCADE WRITING PAPER and ENVELOPES
all occasions. Regular price 65c. || i pound of paper, 50 envelopes, both for
During Factory to You Sale 59c |j| During our August Factory to You Sale 59c.
HOSPITAL ABSORBENT COTTON ||
Fine quality?sterilized?white?quickly absor
dent. The most economical way to buy cotton
GEORGIA ROSE TOILET WATER
5 oz. Dainty perfumed with real attar of Roses.
Sprinkler top.
During our August Factory to You Sale 79c
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Wliv We Run the August Fac
tory to You Sale
Everybody today wants to save money?you do, so
does your neighbor next door, so does every other person.
Rexall ownership alone of these Great Plants and Labo
ratories makes possible such values.
We sincerely invite you to visit our store to see these
rare values, and to make the most of this great money
saving opportunity.
98c. ELECTRIC CURLING IRON and WAVER ROD
Can be used on either direct or alternating, current.
Will not burn the hair. , v
During our August Factory to You Sale 79c
JONTEEL VANISHING CREAM OR COLD CREAM
Two splendid creams to keep the skin soft, white and
youthful in appearancc. Regular price 50c.
During our August Factory to You Sale 39c
GEORGIA ROSE TALCUM
Soft, cool and refreshing. Delightfully perfumed
with real attar of roses. Great after shaving and for ^
general toilet use. Regular price 25c.
During our August Factory to You Sale 19c
BOUQUET RAMEE FACE POWDER
Regular Price $1.00
Bouquet Ramee Talcum Powder. Reg price 50c
During Factory to You Sale, both for .... $1.00
An exceptional value.
HARMONY OLIVO SHAMPOO
Brings out all the real life and lustre, natural wave
and color. Regular price 50c.
During our August Factory to You Sale .... .... 37c.
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REAL BAY RUM
Made from high quality oil of Bay Full strength.
Just the thing for after the shave and general toilet
use. Regular price 75c.
During our August Factory to You Sale fu;' pt 49c
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MEN!!
25c. ean of Gentlemen's Talc cream tint?slightly
perfumed and a Jumbo tube of Klenzo Shaving?J
cream .> both for?
During our August Factory to You Sale ... _ .89c
KLENZO DENTAL CREME
, Its daily use keeps the teeth white and sparkling,
your gums healthy and your breath sweet and
clean. Regular price 25c.
During o^r August Factory to You Sale __ 19c