Britain's Greatest Airship Destroyed by Flames
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The R-101, pride of the British Nation, which crashed and burned on its nuiden voyage, m the north 01
Prance, with the low of 47 live*, including the most prominent aviation experts of England. ^
Salutes His Buddies
General /ohn J. Pershing, photo
graphed as he arrived at the national
convention of the American Legion in
Boston.
BeJ^eve It or Not
Fanny Ward, America'! most youth
ful actresa, who looks thirty or leu,
own* up that the vu duty jrcariok(
Eloquent Preacher
Rev. Harry Emerson Fotdick, min
ister of the new Riverside Church in1
New York, (undenominational) to
hear whom thousands flock every
Sunday.
Two-Times Winner
Little Beverly Farr won ? "blue
ribbon as the most perfect baby hi
her birthplr.ee, Ogden, Utah. Then
her folks moved to California and
this year site w
lect.Uby price.
?lie won the Oakland pec
Has Magic Fingers
I
] gnat z Jan Paderewski, 70, once
prime minister of Poland, the world's
moat famous pianist, returns to Amer
ica for a concert tour.
Fighter in New Job
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"Jess" Willard, onetime world'#
champion heavyweight boxer, now rw
a-tood shoo in Las Angeles.
THE MMIII
.DOCTOR
JOHN JOSEPH GAINES, M.D.
MARRIAGE
Two elements are at work in every legitimate marriage
contract, "sex-urge," and "love." The physician, in his daily
round of service to humankind, observes many phenomena
which enter mightily into human existence for better or
worse. I think the conscientious doctor may be a first-rate
?oral and spiritual adviser as well as battler against disease
The sex-problem, like the poor, "we have with us al
ways." Without it, I fear there would be few marriages. Cut
??t the sex-urge, and, the few marriage contracts, based on
love alone, would endure unto the end, "when death do us
part."
Sex-urge, is not love. Holy Writ refers to it as "lust of
Hie flesh," a part of that evil triumvirate, "the world, the flesh
and the devil." It is but a means to. an end, to "multiply and
replenish the earth." Sex-urge is human, for human exercise
and control. If uncontrolled?but who doesn't know the
penalty? *
Love is far above the lust of flesh. When men and
women love each other truly, independent of sexual attrac
tion. the divorce courts go a-begging. I have seen time and
again, men and women live as husband and wife, regardless
of sexual bankruptcy, and their devotion and happiness
s?enicd far above the intensely animal natures. The sex
ur<?e nuptial contract is dangerous if wholly animal; it is not
much higher than the union of the beasts of the field. The
.-rxii.il marriage ceases when sex fails, then infidelity, un
? 'mstity, jealousy, the divorce court and its miserable attempts
/' ;?t self-justification. No, 9tx-urge is not love; the latter rises
the coarse, animal passion. ?
When men and women learn that true love is an identity
...r :? "loved from sex-urge; when they try to occupy a plane
j ? that of the beast of the fieldrthen, and not till then will
'.ighest ideal of humanity have been realized.
IF YOU GROW WHEAT
?USE PLANT POOD
(By W. F. Pate and E. V. Vestal)
It may seem foolish to advise any
roe to grow wheat tinder the price
conditions that'are now prevailing,
but there are many reasons why
wheat should still be grown on fannd
that are suited for this purpose.
The "Live-at-Home" program has
been pushed for many years, but in
the recent past, the campaign has
been much more vigorous. In this
program, some wheat should be sown.
In sowing wheat on farm that in
clude wheat in the crop rotation, the
rotation will not be disturbed and
it the practice has been a good one
in the past, it will probably also
work out to advantage in the future
Unless some grain crop is grown, i'
is probable that much land will to
left idle nnd will suffer serious dam
age from erosion. Wheat as a past
urage during the winter and in furn
ishing eoaiso forage and bedding ma
terial always comes in handily. Ko
gard less of whether one curtails his
wheat crop or not, the acreage p'.unt
I ed should b? well fertilized.
J By the iu:e of fertilizers iuan\
more bushels per acre, cheaper bush
els and grain of better quality will
be produced. The following fertilizer!
recommendations are suggested:
For elay toils?300 to 500 pounds
of a fertilizer analyzing around 12
per cent phosphoric acid; 4 per
cent nitrogen and from 4 to 6 por
cent potash.
For soils that are in a very high
stare of euitivation, there should In
used from HM) to 400 poouuds of 1)
per cent aeid phosphate.
Hifjh analysis fertilizers may In
used .in :: 11 eases in plaee of the
ii hove reeoinnieiid:i t i< >ns.
Wheat Fertilizer, K. 2 .2, 200 poinds
H.'.tf). Sylva Peed Company.
i
A STRIP OF BLUE
By Lucy Larcom
> not own an inch of land,
alt I see is mine,? ?
The orchards and the mowing-fields.
The lawns and gardens tine.
The winds my tax-collectors are.
They bring me tithes divine,?
Wild scents and subtle essences,
A tribute rare and free;
And, more magnificent than all.
My window keeps for me
A glimpse of blue immensity,?
A little strip of sea.
Richer am I than he who owns
Great fleets and argosies;
I have a share in every ship
Won by the inland breeze
To loiter on yon airy road
Above the apple-trees.
T freight them with r.iy untold dreams;
Each bears my own picked crew;
And no Mer cargoes wait for them
Than ever India knew.?
My ships that saii into the l ast
Across that outlet blue.
Here sit I, as a little t hild:.
The threshold God's door
Is that clear hand of chrysoprase;
Now the vast temple iloor,
The blinding glory of the dome
I bov my head before:
Thy universe. O GikI. is home,
, In height or depth, t ? inc;
Yet here upon thy footsto-' -reen
< "ontfnt am I to he. ?
Clad, when i; o'irn'-! unto . ./ ved
. liuUK sea-like glimpse of, thee.
DR. W. KBRMIT CHAPM4N
DENTISt
Ovfice with Drs. Nichols
over Sylva Pharmacy
Wheat Fertilize^ 200 pounds, 8 .4.4
$2.95. Sylva Feed Company.
^ ? ? -.
LEGAL NOTICE
Following receipt- of petitions and
a public heajftng in Ashevil^e on
October -1st, complying with Section
15 of the State Game Law, the Board
of Conservation and Development
voted to close the season, and th*. [
same i9 hereby closed, against trap J
ping fur hearing animals for a per-;
iod of two years beginning October,
15, 1930, and ending October 15, 1932.
in the following wcnties: Clay
Cherokee, Graham, Swain, Jackson,
Haywood, Madison, Yancey, Bim
combe, Henderson Transylvania,
Polk, Maron, MePoweil, aiul Mitchell
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVA
TION AND DE\ ELOPMENT
By Chas. H. England, State Oame
Warden. ?? 10 16 2ts
Specials
in Permanent
Waves
$3.50 to
Shampoo and Finger Waves $1.00
S. Com!* Waves $1.00
Marcelles 50c
Manicures, Facials, Henna Packs
all lines of Beanty Cluture
Representative of Langren Beauty
Shoppe, Asheville. N. C.
TUESDAYS and
WEDNESDAYS
At \
MOORES
BARBER SHOPPE
SSylva, N. C. ?
Phone 103
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DE. It. D. WELLS
L t, ?*.
, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31 at AND XOVEMBKR 1st. 1^,0
KEENER'S STORE
Registered Optometrist ? Eye Strain Specialist
BRING US ALL YOUR EYE TROUBLE
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'1
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SPECIAL at
THE SYLVA PHARMACY
i, With each box of ('aranome Face Powder
?1 loose )K?w?|n- vanity. ,1(>
? Witli each Luxor Kace Powder, 1 2?c cake ot Luxor s.,?, ,
I *']'? ' J'v:
jWith each .f2.">0 Char i Face Powder, 1 Sii^lc ('i.in|i:u-t jr
50c Milk of Magnesia and 25e
,u un Auu^iiroin iiiiu 4-?/v>
| Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste, both for lj9c
1 2 Packages of Kotex and one ^ .
50c size of Kleenex, Special / 1C
?Toincare Face Powder ' Tendrtvs Fa<v iWilrc
$1.00 size $1.00 m/.>
I 69c 69c
These jire only a few of our specials, that we arc imu ruiiiiin?
, Come in and look over our stock.
Remember we allow a hjj'?ial discount of 10 |*j- (,nt <>n
^ mer<Jiandise,a and will be glad to mm? yuu
1 SYLVA PHARMACY
The REXALL STORE
1 r. Phone 27
1930
SALE
71st ANNIVERSARY
Seventy one year* old on October 20th A&P grown luJe and hearty ts
presiding genius of Economy, celebrates its anniversary fittingly wit)* -
v/eelc of very special prices.
DPATUCC California Yellow Cling in Urge " 0
L/% w IILO Heavy Syrup ^ Cans fAty
FANTY
RICE 6 lbs.
25z
"ONE or THE BEST FOODS"
NUCOA lb. 'Jit
* Whole Milk Aged
CHEESE
lb. 23 C
N. B. C CAKES
5c Varieties
6 pkgs. 25c
^ Blue Label ?
AAP Plain or Selfrising
FLOUR
12 lb. 40c
24 lb. 72
48 lb. 43>
98 lb. $2.?d
SHREDDED
WHEAT *
pkg. 10c.
QUAKER
GRITS
3 pkgs. 25c
KARO SYRUP 2 N^; 25c 35c
[ Vermont Maid MAPLE SYRUP 25c
. GUEST
IVORY
?r P&G SOAP
3 Cakes 10c
OLD DUTCH
CLEANSER
3 Cans 20c
Chipso J; 8V3
Del Monte Products
FRUIT SALAD
? ? i9c 33c
SLICED PINEAPPLE
2 SL'... 25c ?? 21c
PEACHES J;?'
Waldorf Tissue 4 rolls 19c
Life Buoy Soap 3 cks. 19c
PALMOUVE
SOAP ?
* 3 cakes 19c
OCTAGON
SOAP
3 10c
Lux 2 pkgf 19c
Scottissue 3 rolls ?25c
Super Sutfs 3 pkgs. . 25c
The Great ATLANTIC & PACIFIC Tea Co,