JACKSON CO. JOURNAL
DAN TOMPKINS, - - Editor
Published Weekly By the
JACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL CO
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Entered as second class matter
at Sylva, N. CL
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Let's crank up the little plane and
fly over to Paris for the week end!
The ships that pass in the night
fly so high we can only hear the
hum of their motors.
With the trout season merging in
to the bass season, life is happy i;i
our mountains, prosperity or no pros
perity.
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"High school graduates urged io
Carve careers." Let's not make sur
geons of them all. /
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Mr. Coolidge took the advice of
'Horace Greely to young men,Jo "go
West." We hope he, grows Up to the
country.
Of course the price of grainp is
going up. They are now out of the
hands of the producer, and haven't
yet reached the consumer.
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We notice that headline writers are
also sometime facetious. Our fav
orite Sunday paper carried this one:
''Coolidge Will Run Again If Pros
]?erity Continues.''
Great fear is also felt that the
Mississippi flood will do great dam
age to Western North Carolina's tour
ist crop.
If it were a certainty that every
man who writes or speaks of the
"next war" would have to spei.d
several months in the front line
trenches as a buck private, the e
would be no "next war" talk.
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As is our way, in a few years
Lindbergh will be a little, tin, angel,
with wings, and everything, who new
er had a human thought or a human
impulse in his life. As a matter of
fact, the best thing about him is thr.t
lie is a real, live-blooded, human
American!, even as you and I.
"Knee deep in Juno!" Wo like it
so well that wc don't carc if it geis
soi deep that we have to wear bath
ing suits. Western North Carolina is
blest, in June, as well as the other
eleven months of the year. While the
lowlands swelter, we look dciwn in
comfort* from our mountain strong
hold, aivd invite them all to come up
higher.
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When is the state highway com
mission to fulfill the promise of Mr.
Stikelcathcr, made last July, at High
Hampton, in the presence of South
Carolina officials, former governor
Morrison, and ia large crowd of in
terested North ?Carolinians, aiijil place
the Sloan Turnpike, from Cashier's
Valley to the South Carolina li.ic
on the map as part of 10(i, an(] as
sume the maintenance? We wonder
A COUNTY VETERINARIAN
Dr. I. K. Cooper is fast completing
the difficult job of testing the cattle
of the county, and by August First
it is expected that ihe couiity will bo
officially five of tubercular cattle.
This is-a great stride, both in public*'
health and in1 placing the dairying
and bief cattle industries on a solid|
basis.
The county is free of tubercular
cattle. It should be kept so, and ii
would 1)0, wise to employ Dr. Cooper
as county veterinarian, to look after
thisj important feature of the county's
business and to be of general (service
to dairymen and farmers , of the
^county.
It would also be wise to have in
sjieCjinn of milk and meats sold with
in the town of Sylva. This is indeed,
.and would be a great forward step
as a public health measure, (and as
as'drawing card to tourists.. Why
couldn't the town and comity co-op
orate in thi}< work and put on a coun
ty veterinarian and town meat and
milk inspector. It wonl(| be destinctly
j worth doing, and the cost would be
negligible. : :/? .
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? (Jo Wli^ie the Smart Set Coos ?
MAKE YOUR SUNDAY EVENINGS
A REAL PLEASURE
Join the
Methodist Epworth
League
Meets each Sunday, 7:00 P. M.
Mi's. 1). D. Alley, President
CARD OF THANKS
s We wish to thank our dear friends
for their kindness and sympathy to
"s in our reccnt bereavement, and
for the many beautiful flowers. May
God's richest blessings rest upm
each one of them.
) Mrs. W. F. Holden and Children.
WANT COLUMN
The rate for classified ads in
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best and earliest varieties.
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CELERY PL All NOW READY?
-40c. jK'r hunjred. Apply Mrs. J.
H. Cathc/, SylvH. N. C.?(> 8 2t
FOR SALE?Two Jersey Milch Cows
(rood milkers and limxI butter. Aj? |
ply ,T. C. Fisher, Dillsboro, K. 0.
(> 8 ltp.
iPOTATO PLANTS FOR SALS - '
25 cts. per one hundred at bed.
y\riil deliver at 30 cts. Will be
ready May 15th. ..W. C. Allison.
LATE 1925 ROADSTER FOR SALE
good rubber, new top, new batter*
A-l mechanical conditior. Priced tc
sell. D. D. Alley, Sylva, N. C.
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FOR SALE?6 tube radio set, hag
been in use only 3 weeks. Gives
perfect satisfaction. A bargain.
Leonard Jones, Dillsboro.
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THOROUGHBRED KENTUCKY
Spanish Jack. Season $12.6u. A3
j fine as can be found. D. L. Shook, i
Tuckaseigee,' N. C.
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MALE HELP WANTED
CORRESPONDENT REPORTER
to gathejr news rnd publicity. Ex
perience not essential. Write
PRESS, 211 South Davie SI.
Greensboro, N. C.
The cooperative poultry car will be at
Svlva all day Thursday, June 16th. The
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following prices will he paid in cash at
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Ileus, heavy breeds 1 ...,18c per l!?
liens, lijihr breeds ?. - ?Joe per lb
Cox ; ....8c per lb
Broilers, heavy breeds .... t...25o per lb jj
Broilers, |ii>ht breeds .... ... 20c per !i>
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All broilers should average 11-2 lbs or
more. It will be more profitable to (i?row '
broilers to two pounds before selling them
Jackson County Poultry Asso.
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PICTURE FRAMING ?Nicely done
at reasonable prices Give me your
work. S. S. Enloe, Dillsboro.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
?CORRESPONDENT REPORTER^
to gather news and publicity.
Experience not essential. Write
PRESS, 211 South Davie Sr.
Greensboro, N. C.
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|DOG, FOX TERRIER,
BLACK SPOTS. 1T*
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WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE
THAT OUR
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Ladies Ready to Wear
Department
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IS ALMOST COMPLETE
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We have some very pretty (-oats am!
dresses and a few ladies hats in Kelts ami
Straws, which are all the rage.
W e invite you to inspect our newly
Equipped rest room which has been added
for the convenience of our lady customers.
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Remember it was built for service.
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BOYS1 FOUR PIECE SUITS
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Coat, Vest and two pair of trousers
S10t0 $20
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WE'VE JIJST PI T IN A DEPARTMENT TO TAKE CARE OF THE
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JACKSON COUNTY BOYS. BOYS LIKE GOOD LOOKING CLOTH- \
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THEY ARE OF THE BEST QUALITY, MADE TO STAND THE HARD
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KNOCKS, AND YET LOOK AS GOOD AS MR. ANYBODY'S CLOTHES
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OUTFITTERS FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN AND BOYS
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