TSE JACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL
Tuplished Weekly by The
JJkGKSON COXNTY JOURNAL CO
Entered as sceond class matter a'
the Post Office at Sylva, N. C.
DAN TOiirKLNS, Editor
Is seems that iho "Q" in O**.
abends for get-em.
The quickest way to ?amo is u
have fi]om four to six babies At one
The News and Observer bays thin.
North Carolina's population is grow
ing. True?in numbers.
Jfciilc Selassie says that he w>i
continue to fight; but there aro u.
Italians iu Palestine.
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In Annexing Ethiopia, Italy iiwj
have eaten something it'hat will lea\e
u (Lirk brown t.ostc in her mouth.
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We take it -t-hat some of ;the North
(J&xoLiniaus arc not aayingj "God
blessed, these day3, when refer
ring to at lea^t one of the "M-acs".
The greatest achievements of tin
present Admini art ration, so i/ir, us
will probably be written by iuhe tu
ture historians, are the it/riuinpha oi
Kitgar ti cover 's department o\er tl.<
0rg.ani7.ed criminals, and the success.
Secretary Midi is having, through th.J
reciprocal trade treaties, in ag/iin es
tablishing mteruationAl trade, ithul
liud been dried up by retaliatory
?tariff waIIs.
THE CULLOWHEE PAGEANT
The sit aging of the pageant at Cul
lowhee, next week, by a cast of 500
persons of Western Carolina Teach
ers College is an ambitious undertak
ing that deserves the support, of a!!
the people in Western North Oaroluia
Celebrating as it does the centen
nial of public education in tho State,
it should immediately attract tlv?
sympathetic attention of the peopk,
as they Bhould all be interested in the
historical significance of the event.
Aside from the fact that it will be
informative, the staging will, lit.
doubt bo excellently done, the effects
of sound, color and pageantry should
bo such as to please the artistic sense
that is latent in all of us
It ingoing to take a lot of money
and time to do .this thing, nad do it
rightt Many people will be drawn to
Sylva, Cullowhee, and Jackson Coun
ty by this spectacle. We will all share
the benefits; and we should all share
the cost
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES
Sl David's church, Cullowhee.
Rev. George Lemuel Granger, Rec
tor.
II A. M., Morning prayer and ser
mon.
All most cordially invited 'to this
fcorvioe.
BALSAM
(By Mrs. D. T. Knight)
Rev. T. S. Roten of Dell woo.!
pijeached a very fine sermon in the
Methodist chureh here, Sunday a.t
aoon, in honor of mother. The pastoi.
Rev. Mr. Jcsrop, could not be her
as he had just been operated upon
fop-appendicitis, in a Greensboro hos
pital
Mrs. Sasa Bryson attended a
Mother's Day service a i Candler,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Parris announr
the birth of a fine sod, Billy Citav.
ford. He arrived Sunday, May 3r<l.
M$. .and Mrs. Billy Bagget arrh t
last week from Daytona, Fla., u
will spend several weeks in their sun
mer cottage in Balloogh
Ilon. S. L Gaulden, Miaster Lesnu
Gaulden and Mr. Eppleman of Pal;
Beach, Flai, arrived lasfJ week to
spend the summer in their cottage in
Ballough Hills. Mr. Gaulden left Sat
urday o join Mrs. Gaulden in Balti
tnoi*, where she has been visiting fn
some time. She willl return this weeV
Dr. and Mrs. H B. Boice, wh ;
cpent the winter in St. Petorshur,
Fla., retarucd to Balsam, T'i s-inv
WASHINGTON NEWS
(Continued Prom Page 1)
wivd the clirodce of the Ropublioai,
Vine-Preaidentiol candidate.
ilrominently mentioned as
vote-getting timber are Senator Sti
wer, of Oregon, Who will be ths Con
ventioQ 's temporary chairman, and
LOST?Pair of eyeglasses. Reward if
nfarned to The .Journal Offlee.
i Vandcnberg, of Michigan, who is still
regarded as in the iteming as a pos
sible hoad of the ticket,
j Geographically; Senator Steiwer is
i considered tnore available. The Pacitta;
Coast is regarded as more debatable
?roujad than th? State of Michigan."
kicgraphical and other considerations
Isowever, may dictate tho choice of a i
Vice-Presidential candidate from the J
liasrt. The difficulty is to find an ac I
.eptiablc man, who is not too clasaJyl
'tied in with, the Republican Old I
Iloard. 'i, ?* \ ]
Some a'-tentiou, more or less seri !
ons has been given lately ;do 'i-he su* j
^cstion that young valors would lu j
j.itnictJed to the Repufblician ticket j
by the nomir.ition ol^Ool. Charles A i
lindbergh. Thai seems quite onliki}
ly, bait sfianger things have happen
'xl in politics. - ? ?
The Republican leadership is real
izing more and mere strongly th'at i'
in frota the younger element and tli* ?
?lew voters, the three million boy:
?oid girls who ha ve come of c sine;
L932, tliat they must gain much o i
their support if they arc i.o win th<'
.?lection.
The Young Republican oiaaulza'tio;
">f the Pacific Cotwt is ntf; happy ov<
tho present situation,and is especially
not friendly h Governor Lamlx \
How far they reproont tho young eta
meat generally is, hevevtr f'o.ibttV
TODAY and
TOMORROW
(Continued from page one)
VALUES . . . ? always there
I hav<* sc.-n ^ -a number .>> |
World's Fairs, and have never -foiled |
?:o learn so;ue.i'hing r<-al aud pe>!
raanent value from every one of them.
I wfl? a *mall boy when my ifiather
took me to the Philadelphia; Coj^ten-'
ni al of 1876. I fctill remember vivid
ly some of the exhibits which sfrtrted
my childish mind to try 'Jo figtire on;
the whys and wherefores of virion?
humjan activities.
I got a lot ?ii of th^ Ohiengo^Oo
hnubia Exposition of 1S93, the Pan
American ait Buffalo in 1001, the St j
Loiti^s W.orfd's JVii'jr of 1904 and
various ? smaller expositions "t hat 1
have visited.
Tno-tliirds of 'the j>oople who at
; tcud worlds foil's go to have <a good
time. They would not gr> rt all it
ihows and entertainments were no'
provided for them. The pill of le&m
j ing always has to be sugar-coated.
, but even (those who go to such event*
j in tha spirit of frolic, are lx>und to
1 g**t :3omcthin^ of solid vahxr onlS of
: them.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qia'ifled as che csi^utot oi
| the estate of A. B. Allison, deceased,
a 1ft. of i he county of Jackson, tlii?
is to notify ill persons having claim?
ugainst paid estate to file them at the
office of Dan K. Mnorr, aiXovn?y, ,i
Sylva, North Carol irvi, on or befoi.
the ICth day of April, 1937, or thif
notice will be pleaded in bar of thcii
recovery. V'... ,> . :
AM persons indebted to said esta!<
will please malco immediate settle
ment.
A. G. BARNETT,
s /
lixecur.or of the estate oL" A B. A5'l<
son, deceased. <
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j NOTICE or EXECUTION SALE
; NORTH CAROLINA,
JACKSON" COT'XTY.
' Under and by vii i no of t ho pow?"
and authority conferred npjn me b
a certain afiol, Issued by th
Clerk of iho Superior Court of Jack
son County, Xorih Carolina, in:
judgment onaiilo.I: '' >yva S?ippl>
America's favorite moment
the pause that refreshes
(i-rllMI
Millions of people every day
refreshment of ice-cold Coc*-Cola- And
?f, it's always ready for yo? around 0m
1. corner from anywhere, ^
ASHETILLE, n. o.
Improved
Summer Schedules
9
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Effcfctto Tuesday Jims 18th. Summer trains 1 and 2 between
Asheville and Spartaaborg will be inaugurated operating -on the
following schedules:
NO. 1 NO. 2
6:16 a. m. Ly Spartanburg ? ( Ar 11:35 p. m
7:00 ^ m. Ly. Txyon Ar 10:48 p. m.
7:22 a m. Ly Saluda Ar 10:28 p. m.
7:98 a. m. Ly Flat Bock Ar 10:12 p.-m.
7:45 Ly Hendersonville , *. Ar 10:03 p. m.
8:04 ai.rn.LT Arden Ar. 9:45 p. m.
8:20 a. m. Ly BUtmore Ar 9:28 urn.
8:30 a. ML Ar Aaheville Ly 9:20 p. m.
These grains will handle Ashoville-Atlanta Sleeping, car con
necting |a|d Spantjanburg with train No. 30 for the North and also
with titain No. 35 for the SoujtJb. Effective sonic 'time the Asheville
Birmingbam sleeping oat will be extended (thru to New Orleans.
, Also Memphis-Asheville sleeping <^ar will be placed in service.
Also A&hevillc-Richmond Tri-weekly car will be placed in service,
arriving Asheville /md departing in trains 15 (and 16 respectively
Wednesdays, Fridays end Sundays
BE .SAFE .AND .COMFORTABLE?TRAVEL. BY. TRAIN
AIR CONDITIONED SLEEPING AND DINING CARS
Ooach Fares Everywhere On The Southern Por
One Cent And A Half Per Mile
1
See your nearest agent or write,
R. H. DEBUTTS, AGP A.
Asheville, N1, C.
Company vs. D. P. Walker and Caro
line Worker", which judgment is duly
; ritcorded in "Boek "O", page 77, in
the Office of said Clerk, I wity on the
20th day of May, 1936, ah 12:00 o'
clock, noon, at the Court House door
in Sylva, N>tth Carolina, offer for
sate and sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, ait public auction, the follow,
ing described property:
' Begiuniug on a biock oak in the
lind of C. C. Love's E. R. Hampton
below the path leading frtfm Jas. R.
Love's to C. C. Love's and runs
Xorlth 26 degrees West 191/* po'es to
a doaible chestnut on spring branch;
thence North 80 degrees West 14
poles ;to a small black gum on a ridge;
thence Scjuth 21 poles to a stake in
be ldrie of C.C. Love and E. R. Ilatap
!fon; thence East 21 poles with line of
C. C. Love and E. R Hampton to tin
Beginning, containing (2 1-4) tfro
and one fourtr acres.
This sale Is mode to satisfy the
principal, interest find cost on said
cxecnition.
This the 18th (by of April, 1036.
1 C. C. MASON; Sheriff
of Jackson County.
JAPANESE OIL
MaM la U. t. A.
TW Ailiitpllc Scolp Medicine?
WlhfH> from ordieery Hair Tonkt ?
Me I $1. FEEL IT WORK! M All Druggiifi
Writ# he FREE Bwkkt ??The Abtul
Th N?lr." Nitltfltl C?., M?? Ywk
Be Sure They Properly
Cleanse the Blood
YP^R Sidneys ere constantly filter*
? ing waste matter from the blood
stream. But kidneys sometimes lag in
i not *d at nature in
tended?-tail to remove impurities that
poison the system when retained.
(hen you may suffer nagging bade
adie, dizziness, scanty or h?o frequent
?nnation, getting up at night, puffiness
J, *ya*/ 'eel nervous, mi sera*
W?-*ll ?p?t
Don t delay? Use Doan's PKIa,
"?noeo by grateful users the country
"***? tfrew from any druggist.
. DR. F- * GARDNER
optometrist
- .. a-a. . ) Asheville. k c
Da wy? W*0*1 *
B,lT? H?K Byh* K, o. Friday Maj 22 1936
nll> h<#A Brjwn Olty, N. 0. Thursday May 21 iW
lor The P"?o?e Of LooKll8 Altcr
: all eye troubles
* QLASSES rrm*
EYB8 BXAMn?iD
V^.
Why Gulf is the Gas
for May
Birds are nesting. It's Spring ... and it's the
time of year to use Spring gas. The average
temperature is several degrees higher than it
was in April, and unless you're using a gas
specially refinedfor Spring Jri ving you're throw
ing dimes and dollars away. Get That Good
Gulf Gasoline. Because it's "Kept in Step
with the Calendar"?all ofit goes to work, none
of it goes to waste. Pull up at the Sign of the
Orange Disc and try a tankful?today.
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CAR
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Y<sbu,m
' ^eC?rd~breBkiitg sales of new Chevrolet
^ Dodge Stand- values possible!
ard Six Sedan, ' j{J^ Chevrolet 1930
Chevrolet
**"'*' Coupe, good, dear.
$83 ~ body. and OK'dcar
$165
&
milage W?- W >?! Coupe' extra 1932 Willys Six
"????, good! tires, clean. Excellent Ninety Sport
gVksandnins condition. Coaoh, low mileage
$2QZ ' nicefclean car, ne?'
$331, ?;?? );x:^ tires
$265
* 1933 Chevrolet
- ZS*?f5?
Ok'd.
'Hon Used Cars
eolers in J935
S YOU!
$365
? ? # -to $ *
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VWT US FOR BETtvb * *
I , n ?etter values
n Motor Compart
SyIva> North Carolina