JACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL DAN TOMPKINS Editor Published Weekly By The JACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL CO Entered as second class matter a. .the post office at Sylva, N. C. A few more endurance tests and ours will be stretched to the limit. You will notice that the Turk, who insists that he is 156 years old, isn't a woman. We fear that it is too often the case that familiarity breeds con tempt of the law, Another thing to remember in a dopting political ylatforms is that wet planks make slippery footing. i ? "Farmers Used As Shields For Chinese Reds." So they treat farmers rough in heathen "Countries, too, do they? "Says Radicals Can't Succeed In Southland." At least they never have, except during carpetbag days, when the Southern people were helpless. There are bright spots in every j cloud?It has been some time now' since we have heard "Grover Cleve-i land's panic" mentioned. Prices on farm products and stocks are mighty low; but they have not yet reached the present level of the value of human life. There have been 50 gang murders in Chicago in the past 6 months, and! there would have beeu little mourn ing among the pe^pl?. of America | if there had been 50 more. Those folks of Pensacola town ship in Yancey county, who want to join Buncombe must naturally en joy being in the atmospUere of continual civic row. The onlv wav we know to pertna ? 1 nentlv kill off communistic and so-! ? ?? ? . . I cialistic talk in this country is to j make the people permanently well j fed, well housed, and well clothed. Here when we were thinking that there had been a general disarma ment, we hear rumblings of an at tempt to restore Cannon to jMtwer over in Virginia. Statistics say that fewer children go to the talking pictures than at tended the movies. Maybe the}' hear all the talk they care to listen to at home and school. It is stated that bv 1940 Ameri cans will own 53,000,000 motor cars. That is, we presume, if that many of us survive traffic accidents. A naval astronomer has explained! why planets are spherical. Now he; can tell us why the chicken crossed the road. The presumption is that the reason the monument to Virginia Dare was unveiled only last week, is that a stone monument to her was unneces sary before prohibition. It appears that the same thing that made Milwaukee famous, in other days, has now made Chicago infa mous. Laat week the papers were talking about Indiana having a lynching. This week North Carolina is getting the notoriety. Seems as though folks are folks, North, South, Kast and West. North Carolina will get $2,971,722 from the federal aid road fund. The Journal devoutly wishes that the highway cnunission would see fit to complete Highway 106, which, by the way, in addition to passing one of the im|x>rtant State institutions, isj a post road. And now Congressman Jonas as serts that the State has definitely gone Republican. He takes all credit for the 1928 results away from Hoov er democrat is, and would have us be lieve that it was all pure Republi canism. Maybe there is something in thi eycle business, after all. Just before the war cotton was less than 10 cents. In a year or so everybody was wear ing $12 silk shirts. Then a lot of rus changed to khaki, and now we Lare back to 10c cotton again. t So far this year, American trade with other nations has declined One lion Ninety-seven Million Seven j undred Ninety-four Thousand Five jtndred Seventy-five Dollars. Now,1 hat has become of the men who d that we could hoe our own row,; ,d let the foreign countries hoe ? Right here is one of the see-' of the present depression. Lyric Theatre Friday and Saturday, - August 22-23 "The Ship from Shanghi Comedy - "Lovers Delight" Monday and Tuesday August 25-26 "Young Man of Man hattan" Featurette - "Hungarian Bapsody" Fox Movietone News Wednesday - Thursday August 27-28 ? "Runaway Bride" Comedy "Mickey's Champs" Food Price News A&P stores will keep you posted There is no lack of good food for everyone these days, and?if you know where to look for it?it is cheaper than'at any time since the Great War put ? prices up. Try any A&P store. You will find what you want at the latest low prices. A&P has so many . customers that it keeps nothing long at old prices. Everythingjt offers is new at new prices. j In other words, as fast as producers lower their I prices to A & P, A & P lowers its prices to con i sumers, content always with its small margin of ?j profit?2V2 cents in the dollar. i J So even if for any reason you do not buy at A&P stores, use them to keep you posted on good ; food prices. There you will ge'; the latest reliable ?" news of what you should pay. % ?' "? ' ? ;; ^ GREA1 ATLANTIC & PACIFIC iEoA ^ t'inn Tin- Oi-vii AM-mtic & I'.u iln 'I'im ?'o. DR. N. D. WELLS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, ALT,UST 29 ;m,| ,,,,(| KEENER'S STORE Registered Optometrist ? Eye Strain Specialist BRING US ALL YOUR EYE TROUBLE LABOR DAY EXCURSIONS VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM August 30th, 1930 R ATI'S FROM A SI IK VILLI! TO Washington, D. ('. ... >l ? Riclinioml, Vji .... ? -i l.?u % Norfolk, \ n. ? "-I J.?O Old Point Comfort, Va. . Virginia Beach, \ a LIMIT OF TICKETS: f> DAYS J. H. WOOD, DIVISION PASSENGER AGENT ASHEVILLE, N. C. ' ???I1/- ' fW ' P**' |l orne to Shell's Under Direction of Miss Willa Campbel^ Lecturer Chamber of Commerce Hall, Sylva, N. C. Aug. 28 and 29, 2,30 to 4;30P. M. A Private Gas Supply that never tuns out The Shellane two-cylin der system doubly pro tects the user against the possibility of ever run ning out of fts? The full, reserve cylinder, which It pot into service when As first one it empty* ootsins three months* supply* That with la fallspare cylinder always ta hand, nad a closely ply of Shellane It kept : where1 ?sl TWiy . ^ ,,-p. , PLA'N~now to enjoy yourself with the other house- cost you a cent... nothing for you to buy ... no wor?c wives of this district, learning new ways to cook at to do ... no obligation of any kind. , the Shellane cooking demonstration. Come and bring You will see how Shellane Cooking Gas makes it your neighbors with you. You will be welcomed as our possible for you to own and use a real gas stove, no guests at this interesting party. matter how far frorti the gas mains you live. Shellane You will see a housekeeping expert prepare delicious gas service is the modern way to cook without the ? new recipes from start to finish, with every detail bother of wood, coal, gasoline or coal oil. v clearly explained and demonstrated. Housewives on farms and in towns and villages say ! A variety of appetizing dishes will be cooked by the that Shellane Cooking Gas is the most valuable - hostess and served to everyone present. There will household service ever invented. And when you see also be a drawing of all the names of those present, and how it works, you'll say that Shellane is far better if you are lucky you may take home one of the valuable than any liquid or solid fuel you've ever used. prizes that will be given away. you won't want to miss a minute of this Shellane . Yon will be entitled to join the Shellane Cooking cooking demonstration and housewives'party. Be on Circle, and will be given copies of the selected recipes time for a good time and join the Shellane Cooking prepared at the party. And remember that it won't Circle at this first meeting. Sponsored by; : JACKSON HARDWARE CO. Sylva,N. C. Phone 118 Box 457 COOK WITH SHELLANE GAS f SERVICE 's. / - Better than WOOD; GOAL; GASOLINE

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