JACKSON CO JOURNAL DAN TOMPKINSn - - Editor 1 j Public bed Weekly By the JAOKSON COUNTY JOURNAL 00 \ I Entered as second class matter P at Sjrlva, N. C. Vare is Pennsylvania. . s A thing the legislature forgot was to set a dose season for lame dueled -v ? ?? i. ^ ... ...? ? > \> { ) 1 Payrqils and more of them is what Sylva needs, among other things. '> There is still room in Sylva for^that floclc of furniture factories. r ? In Mexico they shoot their politi cal foes; up here we cut their politi cal throats. , The complete casualty list of the j Kentucky election is unavailable es' we go to press. ' U t (, ' ( \ 17.1 marriages fqr each divorce in Jackson county last year. The only puzzling thing about it is to find who participated in the .1 of a marriage. The outsider thinks of Chicago as a town of broadcasting stations that crowd the rest of the world off the air with their jazz music,N and of machine guns and hip-pocket artillery The really dangerous thing about all this debauchery is that an appeal to public opinion, which is the court of last resort, may fail as dismally as have cither tribunals, regarding o Sinclair, Vare and the rest. The Marines have the situation in hand in Nicaragua; but the American business men axe about as popular in Latin America as a Polecat at a Florist "Convention, and nobody down there admires our dollar diplomacy enough to give us their trade. <?> If Harry Sinclair and his assoc-j iates can get away with their rape j of the government's oil lands, de bauchery of cabinet members and attempted bribery of jurors, then in deed has America fallen into a sad estate and the judicial system of tFric* qquntry has been weighed in the bal-1 ancc^ and found woefully wanting The real danger to this country Hesl not in the Reds or other radical f groups, but in the sinister influence of great wealth. That may be treason but if it be, make ttfe most of it. -I (The issue settled in Kentucky's] election, Tuesday, was one of gamb ling. The Democrats waged a cam-| ,, paign, with a candidate fOr gefvernor, ? pledged to stop betting on horse races I >)' in the state. The Republicans tock the | other side of the issue, and made bat- \ tie for the Kentucky J)erby, stating that the Derby would be moved froim i Churchill Downs to Chicago. The Dem | ocrats replied that gambling is noit necessary to so splendid a sport as I horse racing. The Republicans wop' the election by some 20,000 major ity.j FROM, CULLOWHEE \ . CullQwhee, N. C., Oct. 31, 1927 Editor Jackson County Journal, Sylva, N. C. Dear Sir:? May I have the privilege cf call ing to your attention a fact that your paper, may do much to bring to the public mind? c 0ur county has, as others, been benefitted by free clinics and exami nations of school children. The most frequently recurring disease condi tions found have been those of defec tive tonsils and adenoids. Examina tions have been made and these the benefit ends for most children. This has been true because the public mind does ncrt grasp the significance of ill health in the child's life. The people of this county are soundly sleeping, unaware that half its pupils are affected. It is needless for me to tell you the ills following as a natural result of bad tonsils and adenoids but you Might give those to the public. Call to the parents' attention the fact th*t?their suffering child cannot hope' te compete with more fortunate chil dren and certainly cannot, handicap ped by numerous diseases. Make the parents know that that staring, dull,! mouth-breathing, gasping child may, by a small operation at minimum cost, become just as alert and strong as his iidjglibor's child. Our people are just as sensible as * any other eounty's population, but we are asleep and unaware that our boys and girls are being deprived of their rightful heritage just because we have j not stopped toi think. J*nt these facts in your columns^ keep them there until by persistent effort we shall have given onr bcvs and girls a sporting chance. ' Yours sincerely, carr hooper;: (Jackson County Student at Calio-1 Garland Still veil, whee State Normal.)' ... - ' 1 Mr' a"d Mrs' John A' Parri9' CARD OP THANKS ? 'i. ?' t. We wish to express to all our friends our deep appreciation eft their kindness toward us during onr recent sorrow. *: ( !?:' 'i \ Lousy poultry will be unthr? this winter. Some farmers arc find ing their flocks heavily infested 'it this time of the vear. ' I well as vitamins. Good boef liver, properly cooked, will lielp fcontrol anemia. The fowl contains iron and other minerals a.-; "With Eddie Cantor I say Luckies never irritate the throat" Said Andreiv Tombcs to Claire Lues and Frances Upton during a rehearsal of The Ziegfeld Follies* 7?B^oiop / You, too, will find that LUCKY STRIKES give the greatest pleasure?Mild and Eddie Cantor, . . ii | ? Famous Conicclmii Mellow, the finest cigarettes writes: you ever smoked. Made of "My voice must in \ - . - ? condition 365 nights a the choicest tobaccos, prop- year and when I smoke, erly aged and blended with ^13 great skill, and there is an ex* cfrom experience that tra process?"ITS TOAST ED"?no harshness, not a P..: bit of bite. \ V ? It's toasted No Throat Irritation-No Cough. UNION GRAIN COTTON SEED MEAL HULLS 7 SHORTS CRUSHED OATS r \ Alfalfa Hay. One pound of Alfalfa is worth as much as three or four pounds of Timothy, as a milk producer. A full line of Horse, Hog and Chicken Feed. Our prices on Groceries always in line. Flour a spec ialty. Will sell you low grade flour at a low price, but cannot sell you high grade flour dffa low price. \ - ? t ' * y \ ) J. B. Ensley Jackson County Bank ' f \ < r ( I ' ' ) / l In the jungles of Africa Roosevelt depended i* w on his Winchester Rifle. Thousands of feet in y ( the air in mid Ocean Chamberlain depended on ,,his Winchester Flash Light. You can depend on Winchester pocket knives for a sharp keen edge and perfect satisfaction. The WINCHESTER Store "AS GOOD AS THE GUN" ? \ \ i ? I '( K. i *'? If It J \ x )

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