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>tHlT? PINE BLISTER RUST j
J- CONTROL
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4 In a short time the Blister. Rust |,
# jkoject in Jackson County will re'
spine its work in destroying currant
^nd gooseberry bushes that are
glowing near white pine. In the
Spring and early summer seasons
jiiiec ted white pines transmit Blister
Rust snores to gooseberry and cur- j
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fcmt bush leaves up to distance pi
!>00 miles or more. The infected
jfcavus in turn spread spores to other
gooseberry or currant plants ^ithin .
$ radius of about 3,000 feet during
jhe summer months. The cycle is
Completed in the early fall when
/white pines within 1,000 feet of
(infected gooseberry or currant plants
?}>ick up spores through the needles,
tNew infections on white pine then
appear. j
? The only known method of check- {
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tfrnently against Blister Rust, curjtiestroy
all currant and gooseberry ;
bushes that are growing within 1,000 i
rfect of white pine. If any blister is !
a u'ound on the leaves of currant or
^gooseberry bushes at this time of the j
iyera it should be reported to the'
iagent in charge of the Jackson
SCounty Blister Rust project, H. A.
(Whitman, Jr. at Box 241, Sylva, or
' to "he main office at 604 County
i (Building in Asheville.
. i Ik order to protect our pines permanently
against Blister Rust cur-,
ran. and gooseberry bushes must
( |be permanently eradicated when
v4i'oLmd in the danger zone. The continued
cooperation of land owners
^ jis necessary especially at this season
jwikn the bashes become susceptible
jto Blister Rust.
j FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT '!
!I hereby announce my candidacy I
lor the office of Clerk of the Superior .
Court, subject to the Democratic pri- I
Jinary. xour support win uc ci^iv
Related.
v. ' ADAM C. MOSES
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FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
I announce my candidacy for the j
< office of Register of Deeds, to succeed
, ' fmyself, subject to the action of the 1
jDer.iocratic primary.
. pVIARGARET SHERRILL ROANE
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} I hereby announce my candidacy I
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* subject to the Democratic primary.
j FRANK M. CRAWFORD j
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FOR COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of chairman of the Board
uL County Commissioners (Finance
Commissioner) subject to the Democratic
Primary. ^1
W. VERNON COPE
FOR SHERIFF
I wish to announce my candidacy
for Sheriff, subject to the Democratic
Primary. I am a World War Veteran,
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A Uie-iung ucmutiai, T. ?
prcciate your support.
FRED SUTTON
FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT
1 hereby announce my candidacy
for Clerk of the Superior Court subjec
to the Democratic primary. I will
appreciate your support, and promise,
if elected, to sev e the people to the
best of my ability.
JENNINGS BHYSON
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
I herewith announce, my candidacy
lor the nomination for the office of
Representative of Jackson County,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary on June 4, 1938
W. GARLAND DILLARD
FOR COMMISSIONER
I announce my candidacy for part
time commissioner, subject to tne
Democratic Primary.
CLEVE FISHER
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
I wish to announce myself a candidate
for the office of Register of
Deeds cf Jackson County, subject to
the Democratic Primary. Your support
will be appreciated.
W. LEE HENSON
FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office 01 Clerk of the Superior
Court, subject to the Democratic
primary.ROY
M. COWAN
FOR REGISTER OF DEED8
My crndidacy for the office of Register
of Deeds, subject to the Democratic
primary, is announced, and
your support is solicited.
EARL RLED
FOR COMMISSIONER
I announce my candid icy for port
time commissioner, subject to the
Democratic primary.
R. C. HOWELL
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4 cans 25
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THE JACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL
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FOR CHAIRMAN 4
I hereby announce my candidacy j 5
for the office of Chairman of the j J
Board of County Commissioners, sub- ! 2
jsct to tne Democratic Primary. j ?
J. H. LONG. 11
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED 13s
OF TRUST JJ
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Under and by virtue of the power ^
ol' sale contained in'a certain Deed
of Trust made and executed by J. <1
L. Cooper and wife, Hattie Cooper, a
on the 12th day of October, 1926, <!
which said deed of trust is duly recorded
in the office of the Register of <>
Deeds for Jackson County, North
Carolina, in Book 101 at Page 100,
| default having been made in the
) payment of the indebtedness thereby < >
secured, and the holder of said notes
having demanded that the power of
sale therein contained be exercised, o
Now, therefore, I, D. G. Bryson,
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j Trustees, to satisiy saia ueui, interest
and Lost of sale, will offer for
sale and sell, to the highest bidder
for cash, on Monday, April 25, at 12
o'clock, noon, at the Court House
door of Jackson County, North Carolina,
in the Town of Sylva, the following
described lands, to-wit:
Lying and being in the Town of
Whittier. Jackson County, North |
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Carolina, and being more particularly
bounded and described as follows:
Being lots Nos. 49 and 50, of the
Osborne-Zachary lands addition to
the Town of Whittier, as surveyed
and plotted by W. S. Baker, on the o
lith day of May, 1S20, as same ap- Z
pears of record in the Office of the J
Register of Deeds of Jackson County,
N. C., to which record reference is o
hereby made, being the same lots de- ?
scribed in a deed registered in the t
Office of the Register of Deeds of v
Jackson County in Book 84 at Page !
465 et ser. X
This March 23, 1938. *
D. G. BRYSON, Trustee t
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Girls Attention. Learn Beauty Cul- J
tare. Special Complete Course Tui- ??
t on only S50.00. Cheap place to live.
C raduates assisted in securing em- *
p.oyment. Write for Catalogue. En- jj
rMl now. Mrs. R. J. Hinshaw and o
Mrs. Fay Wise Instructors.
HINSHAW SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
CULTURE, Box 46, North Wflket- *
boro, N. C. ?>
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p iring. P. O. 193, Sylva. Work ?
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3c RICE Fancy Blue Kc
5c MILK Dixie E,ap- 4,u"
5c PINK SALMON
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5c | NEW POTATOES
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TRADING AS MUCH AS lOO ON OPENING II
J OATS .FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SAVE ||
MONEY ON YOUR PURCHASES AND GET A /1
BROOM IN ADDITION. I
SUGAR, 25 P?und Cloth Bag 1 29 ] I
Q # JELLO, AU Flavors Pkg. Jg II
. FLOUR, ^ *** P,ain or Self Bis. 24.1b. cgc II
X St GRAPEFRUIT JUICE,No 2 can'3 for 25c 11
Assistant Manager GRAPE JUICE, Pint Bottle 15c II
1RDAV "ABLE SALT, Three 5c Boxes 10c II
PORK & BEANS,slx 1 Cu>s 25c ||
51c I FAT SACK Fresh Thick Pound 10c f|
lb. 19C PRUNES Medium Size 0 Pounds 25C I I
>se 7 lbs. 4C. Aril URDMBIUP A IHs. OUr
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[ or H Baby cans 25c CIGARETTES, popular bra 3ds,CaTton^"| ^5 II
icy, 2 tall cans 23c MATCHES. 6 five cent boxes 19c II
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4 Pounds 10c YELLOW ONIONS 31bs 10c I
"*,OT 10c GREEN BEANS p"""'t 5c I
15c LEMONS ?? 1f I
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