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iHiriuan i . . '? week <??!'!, return
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Amu aii't li,.- . I'dren, ?' ininie, Ir5,
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S(H-i?Ynt<! v.-V' !; i i eeks with A' i*.
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hy, Hi'.., -..i; ? .imi- auo lived at.
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I in- flentli ... ? install, Kv., of Mr.
liutus Miat.itn. i ! i !(*.-* t son id Airs.
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DR. N. D. WELLS
Coming Monday, February 22
First Day of Court Week
KEENERfS STORE
Next Door to Poinsett Grill
Registered Optometrist
Eye- Strain Spocialist
DELICIOUS HOME- BAKED
PIES
A large slice, for only
5c
All Sandwiches 5c
Sylva Cafe
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E3UBR0IDCKY CLUB WILL MEET
NEXT WEEK
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[ TLe Embroidery C'luTT will meet
| ne.xt Wednesday afternoon, Feb
: ritui y 24th, nt the Home of Mrs.
i'tlohii A. Parris, with "Mrs. E. L.
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; Wil&m as joint hostess.
; CliUB TO SPONSOR OPERETTA
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'?'I hc I Valiant," a' comic operetta,
| will be gvven .by Western Carolina
j "JViuhers College Clec 'Club and foot-;
hail player*, February 20tb, at the j
graded svliool auditorium here, spoil- j
son fi by the Junior Study Club, of
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;MI?S ENLOE HOSTESS TO CLUB;
.ijiss M:uy ?nloc will be hostess
to thb -I t" iii< ?i- Study Club, at a meet
ing Friday. 'evening. A Washington
pri^ram wfll bo presented by Misses
Mcv.i'ilyn Jihodes, liose Garrett and
S-i" Allison and Mrs. Walter Jones.
HALE'S MAKES IMPROVE
MENTS
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j laic's fuis been making changes,
TeaMuigen.eists, and improvements
<Mi the inside of the shop, during
I he- w eek, .se w paint has added to
mh: tiippiMi'iinee of the inferior. The
ctiscK Jmve bean retouched, and the
??tcr.k i reantfinged, making the floor
pat e to ;i|\pear mere eommodious.
T! j-s Hale is in New York City,
Ihiv ".week buying tin spring line of
merchandise lor the shop. An irifer
nit'! Ict:;r tVi'm her riippears el?o
ttlmv iir her advertisement.
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BEAUTY
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v Massaging of hand and wrist ia %
;i< juob as . ...mportant as the mani- ft
| carir.': of nails. This is a part
| of the personal service which
i~ given by our manicurists.
Thsre is character in hands ? 9.1
Keep yours looking their best. ,<j
Manicure ... ?. 1 50 cti. &
llair Waving 75ets X?
I'erjnancnts . . $3-$5 and $7 ^
PROMPT SERVICE |
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EAPTIBTg TO HOLD
MISSION STUDY CLASS
| The Baptist Woman's Missionary
Society will conduct a mission study
class next week, the meetings to be
h eld at the church at three o'clock
"ii Monday, Wednesday and Friday
niternoons. Yhe book to he studied
"Missions in the Bible" and the
class will he under the direction of
Mrs. Fred L. Hooper.,
[MRS. NICHOLS fiTaoSTESS TO
socn?T5r
Mrs. A. S. Nichols was hostess to
the members of the Methodist Wom
an's Missionary society, yesterday
afternoon, at her home. The meeting
which was attended by twenty three
members, was presided over ))>* the J
president Mrs. II. K; Hastings and
Mrs. S. L. Campbell led the program,
the subject for discussion being
"How May I, As a Woman, Dis
charge My Citizenship and Respon
sibilities?" , I
Among the items of business trans
act* d were :i iiiotifjn that each mem
ber of the society earn $1.00 during
t lie coming mouth for the treasury,
and a decision to donate a "shower"
of ca ruied goods to the Community
Hospital. Baskets for the reception
of the canned goods will be found
?it ihe Sylva Supply Store today and
tomorrow and ?every member <o? the
society is urged to contribute some
thing to this worthy cause
Mrs. Nichols served her guests de
Vidful refrewhinents. The eelebra
ii-)ii of Washington's Birthday was
suggested in the accompaniments of
:he refreshments.
The March meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. W. M. Brown and
Mir,. Annie Tompkins will be leader
cf the program.
.Mr. D. Ii. Tilley of Speedwell is in
town today:
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of S. P. Wilkes, deceased, in Jackson
County, North Carolina, all persons
I .iving claims against said estate are;
iu'reby notified to present the same to,
the undersigned or file the same with
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Jackson county on or before the 18'
day of February, 1933, or this noticc
tvill be pleaded in bar of recovery of i
sueii claim.
All persons indebted to ?aid estate
will please make immediate settlement
This the 17 day of February, 1932. ,
Grover Wilkes,
Administrator of S. P. Wilkes
deceased. Sylva, N. C.
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NOTICE OF SALE
UNDER DEED OF TRUST J
NORTH CAROLINA
JACKSON COUNTY
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in a certain
deed of trust executed on the 19 day
of June, 1930 by O. T. Cooper and
wife Lela M. Cooper to the under
signed Hugh Monteith, trustee, there
in securing a certain note and in
debtedness, which is now long past
due and unpaid, and demand having
been made for the payment of same
and the payment thereof having been
refused, and the power of sale in
said deed of trust havtng become
operative, and thq holder of said
notes therein secured having demand
ed of said trustee that said power
of sale be exercised. "
NOW THEREFORE, I, the un
dersigned, Hugh Monteith, trustee,
will on Thursday March 10, 1932, at
12 o'clock noon, at the front door
of the Court House in the town of
Sylva, Jackson County, North Caro
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liiia, offer for sale, and will sell, toil
the highest bidder, for cash, the j
j following described tract of land,!
msztfioftsd and ITeTcrifed in said deed
of trust as followi: ?
| BEING lots Nos. 40 and 41 of the
sub-division of the G. T. Cooper land3
aa surveyed by W. D. Wike on
Juno 19, 1926 as will appear by a
map or plat of said sub-division made
bv W. D. Wike, Surveyor, on June
19, 1926, which map is duly record- j i
ed in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Jackson Obunty, N. C.
in Map Book No. ONE at page
ShVBNTY-FOUR, to which record
reference is hereby made for a full
and complete description of said
lands.
To satisfy said notes and indebt
edness, interest and costs of sale.
This February 8, 1932,
Hugh Monteith, "Trustee.
2-12-4ts hem
Restless
CHILDREN
CHILDREN will fret, often for no
apparent reason. But there's always
Castorial As harmless as the recipe 1
011 the wrapper; mild and bland as it
tastes. But its gentle action sootlies a
a youngster more surely than a more
powerful medicine.
That's the beauty of this special
children's remedy! It may be given the
tiniest infant ? as often as there is
need. In cases of colic, diarrhea or
similar disturbance, it . is invaluable.
A. coated tongue calls for just a few drops
to ward oiT constipation; so does any i
suggestion of bad brouth. Whenever !
children don't cat well, don't rest well, I
or have any little ujiset ? this pure ,
vegetable preparation is usually all
that's needed. I
SPRING J932
Lowest Prices in Years
Mr. Simons is in New York buying
Spring Merchandise, and new goods are ar
riving every day, including dresses, mil
linery, all at the lowest prices in many
vears.
COURT WEEK SPECIALS
We are offering >nany remarkably
low prices during court week, for the bene
fit of our country trade, so that you can buy
while you are in town without having to
miss additional days from your farm work.
MEN'S SHIRTS
49c
MEN'S SOX
5c
Men's Work Shoes
$1-48
PIECE GOODS
Yard
9 c
And man v other equally as good values.
THE PARIS
STOV ALL'S
Big 9c Sale
STARTS FRIDAY, FEB. 19; CLOSES
SATURDAY, FEB. 27.
Hundreds of useful items included in thta great 9c. Sale.
Ivorene Enamelware ....9a
22x44 Inch Turkish Towels 9c.
Green Glassware 9c.
Knives, Forks, Spoons 9c.
Stovall's 5c to $1.00 Store
HOTEL McALPIN
NEW YORK CITY
February 17, 1932
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Jaokson County Journal,
Sylva, N. C*,
Dear Sir:
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I am in Nev York selecting the Spring Line of
Clothing, Hats, Coats and accessories for our trade
and 1 am pleased vith the styles for this season,
as well as the reasonable prices at vhich ve vill
be enabled to sell*
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Our shop has been thoroughly remodeled, in
side, from front to back* Nev paint, nev arrange
ment of merchandise, everything vill make our
shop more attractive and ve invite our friends to
come and see us*
The nev styles in Dresses, Hats end Coats vill
begin arriving in a fev days*
Very truly,
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