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I ~ Classified Wds and Legals RATE8: One cent per word per insertion, minimum of 35f. Cards o 1 Thanks, one cent per word, 50< minimum. Resolutions of respect, memoriams, obituaries, one cent per word. ALL ABOVE ADVERTISING STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE NOTICE ? People depending on me to harvest their grain should try to make other arrangements, as I may not be able to run my ma chine. J. B. Coates, Webster, N. C. 3* FOR SALE?Five burner oil cook stove, 1 studio couch, 1 easy chair, 1 metal ice box, upright. Priced to sell. See B. E. Blanton, Dillsboro, NV C. 3-4* ARE YOU DISSATISFIED? I am my own boss. I choose my own .working hours. I make better than average earnings. My only invest ment is my car. I do not want to pell my business, but if you will see or write me, I will tell you how you, too, may get a business like mine. B. E. Blanton, Dillsboro, N. C. 3-5* ATTENTION TRUCKERS! < 150 acres <>f delicious peaches! Gold en Jubilees ripen 1st week of July, Hiley Belles from middle of July to 1st of August, Elbertas from about August 1st through 15th. Sold graded and packed or orchard run. Prices reasonable. Dr. E. B. and R. L. Gray, Gray Building, Laurens, S. C. Wir6 or phone 538 and 3161. 3-6 LOST?Tan and white, shortSeg ged male fist, answers to name of Tippy. If found please notify C. H. Stanford, Sylva, N. C. and receive reward.' 3* GOOD QUALITY heavy breeds as hatched, 200 for $17.00. Worth while Chicks, 101 W. North Ave., Baltimore 1, Md. ^. 3-4 FOR SALE?3 acres land, six room house, lights, city water conven ient, on Freeze Hill?Inc. For fur ther information see Dock Love, Box 473, Dillsboro, N. C. 3* LOST ? White' female pig, 10 weeks old. Notify Thomas C. Cogdill, c/o Andy Edwards, Sylva, N. C. 2-3* # PACK SQUARE Beauty School 7l/fe N. W. Pack Square, Ashe ville, North Carolina. Student en rollment accepted daily. Visit or write for full information. 46tfn CONCRETE BLOCKS for build ing homes, stores, barns* ga rages or foundations. Sold at plant or delivered. Call or write W. A. Hays, below bridge in Franklin. Phone 903, Highlands, N. C. 6-21tf WILL TRADE a good residence lot in three blocks of center of Sylva for good used automobile. See Ben Queen, Sylva, N. C. ' 52-3 FOR SALE?7 room home on Sa vannah^ Street. 3 bed rooms, liv ing room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast nook, bath, screened in back porch, large front porch, basement. A. J. Dills. 50tf FOR SALE?120 acres pasture land in Mountain township. A. J. DILLS 46tfn \ ANTIQUES ? Stallcup's Antique and Picture Framing Shop. Whittier, N. C. 3-6 FOR MONUMENTS See Sylva Memorial service next to Ritz Theatre on Main Street, Sylva, N. C. Mar 20 tf Dr. W. Hermit Chapman Dentist Offloee in BOYD BUILDING Wayneevllle, N. C. NPhone S0S . Save UpTo SO Per Ct. AT Western Auft Associate Store FOR SALE?One good farm horse. M ytears old. 1200 lbs. two good milch cows, one fresh, the other giving three gallons a day. S. T. Crisp, Dillsbpro, N.' C. 3-4* FOR SALE?5 room house and four lots in same tract. Lights and running water. Parker place. See Clarence Beck or T. F. Dillard, Sylva, N. C. 3-4* ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA, JACKSON COUNTY. In The Superior Court. Having qualified as administra tor of the estate of Napoleaon Hig don, deceased, of Gay, Jackson County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the said Na poleon Higdori to exhibit to Carl Higdon, Greens Creek, N. C., on or ^before the 21st. day of May, 1948, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of your recovery. All per sons indebted to the estate of the late Napoleon Higdon will make immediate payment to the under signed administrator. This the 21st. day of May, 1947. CARL HIGDON, Administrator of the estate of Napoleon Hig don, deceased. May 29-July 3?Pd EXECUTORS NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA JACKSON COUNTY Having qualified as executive of the estate of the late W. M. Harris, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to pre sent them to one of the under signed executors on or before thev j 5th day of June, 1948, or this no tice will be plead in bar of any recovery thereon. All persons in debted to.said estate may pay the same at the Jackson County Bank lor at the office of M. V. Higdon. This the 29th day of May, 1947. Benjamin H. Harris and Odus C. Harris, Executors of the Estate of W. M. Harris. June 5-JulylO?MVH ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE North Carolina. Jackson County ^ leaving qualified as administra trix of the estate of the Mrs. T. H. Hastings, deceased, late of Jack son County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Sylva, North Carolina, on or be fore the 6th day of June 1948, or this notice will be pleaded in bar *of their recovery. All persons in debted to said estate will please ?make immediate settlement. This 6th day of June, 1947. MARGARET H. HOLMAN, Administratrix of Mrs. T. H. Hastings, Deceased. June 12 19 26 Jul 3 10 17 Approximately 225 Stanly Coun ty farmers recently made a field trip to Cokers Seed Farm to study a small grain breeding program being carried on there. North Carolina gained 12,902 farms and 124,289 acres in farm land during the period from 1940 1945. | A tlSoHttamon '# Sentimental Journey Twilight Time ?Let Brown Carle Boogie Sunrlae Serenade ?Frankle Carle What Am I Going To Do About You I Can't Get Up the Nerve to Klaa You ?Harry Jamea All Time Favoritea ?Harry Jamea Voice of Frank Sinatra Benny Goodman Sextet THE OLD HOME TOWN ?>~o? By STANLEY GAY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Mashburn | of Franklin are visiting Mrs. Mash burn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hyatt Mrs. Callie Cochran of Latham's Creek spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. "Walter Wilson. Mrs. Charles Rankin of Frank lin was called home due to the illness of her mother, Mrs. Bryant Browning, who is ill with blood poisoning and is receiving treat ment in Angel hospital. The friends of Rev. Joe Bishops will regret to learn that he is a patient in Angel hospital, Frank lin. Miss Laura Browning spent last week-end in Cramerton, guest of her uncle, John Cope. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cope and Jud Cope and family spent a few days recently in Hayeeville on a fishing trip. Mrs. Walter Wilson was the guest last Thursday of Mrs. Fred Cabe and Mrs. Robert Cabe. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deitz, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Buchanan, and Mr. and Mrs. Lesker Buchanan left Sunday for Young Harris, Ga. to visit Mr. and Mrs. Cole Deitz. Mrs. Elisha Fox of Ellijay was called home due to the illness of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wilson of Webster spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wilson. Mr. Calvin Wilson and son, Charlie R., have just about com pleted a new stone building, which they will use as a store for their general merchandise and groceries. Mr. and Mrs. Leoman Woodard have moved back to their home at Zion Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Purley Hyatt mo tored to Franklin Sunday after^j noon. . I QUALLA NEWS Mr. and Mrs. General Rhodes, and son, Bobby, of Enka visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reagan and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cordell last week. Mrs. G. A. Kinsland and Joyce Kinsland are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kinsland in Asheville. Mr. and Mrs, J. O. Terrell re turned to Boiling Springs Tuesday after a visit with Mr. Terrell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Terrell, and his sister, Mrs. Carl Hoyle. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Beck of Ashe ville spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wade""Beck and Mr. and Mrs. Fred House and family. CRY BABY When children cry, or* uptet and Irri table, with o coated tongue, tf?ey may Mtd o laxotfv*. TKI8NA Is H?e chil dren's own laxative?effective, thank* la iww-wiy to talc* because flavored with prune* Ivict. TRY TRtfNA. Caution i um only at directed. 30c, large sl?e, 50c. np ! J-. n ALLIED DRUG India v ARGURA NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Milas Mull, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mathis visited relatives in Brevard over the week-end. o The Oak Ridge Baptist church recently installed new seats, and held their annual foot washing and communion service. lVJr. and Mrs. Baxter Mathis, Mr. and Mrs. Vessie Mathis and Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Mathis, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ammons and family and Mitchell Melton and daughter, ^ftina Lou. visited at the home of Mr. Deck Henderson at Erastus on Sunday. Mr. Berlin Arrington of Detroit recently visited his father, Mr. J. N. Arrington, and sister, Mrs. Mitchell Melton, of this place. He was accompanied by his son who recently returned to the States from Korea. Mr. Wesley Melton of Cowarts spent Sunday here with his father. Mrs. Mitchell Melton* was the Sunday dinner guest of her two little grandsons, Harold Lane and Eugene Mathews. Arnold Rigdon Is spending some time with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Rigdon. Rev. Lewey Broom conducted worship services at Wolf Creek Baptist church Sunday. Miss . Ella Mae Mathis was the week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. Bill Henderson at Erastus. The total of sales of North Caro lina's principal commercial truck crops in 1945 was estimated at $17,372,000. i ? ^ UNCLE HANK SEZ ... SOMe ARTISTS S*t> -fXt'V ' HAVt fO BE INSPIRED To DO IfcElR WORK?-fH' BEST INSPIRATION tS AN' EMPTV STOMACH.^ It won't take inspiration to get that poorly performing appli ance fixed like new . . . just call the BUCHANAN AUTO & ELECTRIC CO. . It'll be fixed up in a jiffy ... at a price you'll be willing to pay. It pays to do business with a shop that offers maintenance on all merchandise sold. Call on us, today. BUCHANAN AUTO & ELECTRIC CO.. Phone 53 8y!va, N. C. MUCGS AND SKEETER WHO*THAT OLD NO! .NEVER HE'S BEEN ^ SAW HIM BEFORE; HAN6IM8 AROUND IN MY LIFE! OUR BASEBALL ....WHY? ?nrpSt ? w ife 1 f 1 LOT FOR CVER J A WEEK NOW^ WATCHING^ OUR GAMES THROUGH BINOCULARS! w W?i ' IB:. Ptt+mi C?<? WE THINK \J DO YOU ) ( WELL, t 2 HE'S WATtHIMQ I THINK HE SV DUNNO... < EFFIE'S ? COULD BE A V, COURSE PITCHING!) BASEBAcL SCOUT ) \ COULO FOR SOME fS BE ^ GIRLS' TEAM? J/KWRONG ~?& ill BY WALLY BISHOP BUX OFFHAND. I'D SAY TME LAST SCOUTING THAT OLD CODGER DID . WAS FOR SOMEONE LIKE GENERAL CUt . '!? 4, '?? , i .??*?*?. W WmU MfV> ? INSTITUTE TESTS FOR VETS MOVED TO WESTERN CAROLINA CULLOWHEE ? The United States Armed Forces Institute tests, which were formally given in Asheville every Saturday, will be given at Western Carolina Teachers College under the direc tion of Dr. C. D. Killian each Thursday this summer. The Guid ance Clinic will offer these tests to veterans who wish to obtain high school diplomas, enter col lege, or to take tests on specified subjects for college credits. - To receive these credits, one must: 1. For high school diploma? take a series of t five tests called ( General Educational Development. | The time limit for each test is two hgurs. Dr. Killian highly recom | mends that these tests be taken over a period of two days, but usually, the tests are. completed in about eight hours, all in the same day if desired. There is a charge of $3.00 for the full series. 2. On the eollege level?take tests on English, literature, social studies, and science. Each test, if passed, gives nine hours college credits in most colleges. It is pos-t sible to receive twelve other hours by using basic training as the qual ification. One full y^ir of college may be accredited to the G.I.s who successfully complete these tests. The fee for these exams is $1.25 for the first one and 50c for each additional one. 3. For credits in high schooj or college?take tests on any of thfc seventy-five subjects offered and pass with a good grade. These sub jects include such material as American history, college algebra, elementary French, etc. In order to take these tests, the vet must have had some type of experience in the specific subject that he wishes to take. The appropriate college official or the Director of Veterans Testing Service Agency can determine the eligibility of the vet by appraising his separation record. Each college reserves the right to approve or reject any credit obtained in this manner. The first test costs $ 1.23, and an addi tion test, 50c. Read for Profit?Use for Results HERALD WANT ADS i" Claxtons Will Be Instructors At Camp Echo Hill Mr. and Mrs. Robert Claxton * 1 will leave the latter part of this week for Clinton, New Jersey, ! where they will work during the , I summer as swimming instructors 1 * and counselors at Camp Echo Hill. ! , 4 Enroute they will stop at Rich- i mond, Va. to visit Mrs. Claxton's t To Attend Assembly Six girls from this church leave Wednesday of this week for Ridge crest to attend a Y.W.A. assembly. They are to remain a week, being sponsored by the Cullowhee Wom an's Missionary Union. * sister, Mrs. Janet Dillard Dodson. They also plan to spend gome time in New York before return ing home in August. I ilM\' ? MV? Can Help You Get Ready I New apparel may still be hard to get this year?but you need not worry about be ing s*pic and span "and smart for your va cation. We'll put new life in your last yea^s wardrobe with our modern dry cleaning processes. Phone now. We pick up, revitalize and-deliver your clothes. MOORE'S DRY CLEANING PHONE 120 - SYLVA, N. C. Here's Advance News ABOUT THE New Advance - Design Chevrolet Trucks! These are the trucks you'll want to see?today's newest trucks?on display soon at the Kirk-Davis Chevrolet Company. The Advance-Design Chev rolet trucks have increased load-space . . . longer wheelbase . . . stronger, sturdier frames. Chev rolet's new flexi-mounted cab is cushioned against road shocks, torsion and vibration. Chevrolet's fresh-air heating and ventilating system, the Cab That "Breathes" (optional at extra cost) "inhales" fresh air .. . "exhales" used air, for greater driver - comfort. o Chevrolet trucks are powered by the famous Chevrolet valve-in-head truck engines?world's most-economical for their size^?to give you extra power with greatest economy. If you're a truck operator?interested in the plain facts of payloads and operating costs?plan to see the new Chevrolet trucks. Consult the Kirk-Davis Chevrolet Company. We can help you select a Chevrolet-truck to fit your hauling needs. Kirk-Davis Chevrolet Co., Inc Phone 79 Sylva, N. C.
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