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ALL ABOVE ADVERTISING STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE
CONCRETE BLOCKS for build
in g 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.
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FOR MONUMENTS See Sylva
Memorial service next to Ritz
Theatre on Main Street, Sylva,
N. C. Mar 20 tf
THE TRUTH about Catholics . . .
Is the Catholic church really
Catholic? You should know the
REAL FACTS. Write for free in
formation to Box 305, Whiteville,
N. C. 10-19
Notice To Public
This is to notify all persons that
tfre undersigned will not be re
sponsible for any debts except
those contracted by herself.
This the 22nd day .of Aug., 1947.
MRS. AMY BRYSON,
13-20* Cherokee, N. C
FOR SALE ? Seven boxwoods.
Mrs. Claude Jones. 14-tfn
WANTED TO BUY?40 cords of
sourwood timber. See O. L.
Cope for information in contract to
cut. 14-15
FOR % RENT?Rooms and apart
ments. Apply at Sylva Hotel.
14 15 16*
FOR SALE ? New 4-room house
with basement, lights and city
water. Two good lots on Buchanan
and Hall Heights just outside of
city limits on left ? hand side of
?Cullowhefik road. See Tate Wild.
15*
FOR SALE?100 bushels of good
seed rye. $3.50 per bushel. J. B.
Coates, Webster, N. C.
15-17*
FOR SALE?Good used upright
piano in first class condition.
Also 10 piece hand made walnut
dining room suite with asbestos pad
to go with table. Call The Herald
office, phone 110.
$1500 cash for house and several
acres, preferably near main high
way. Vicinity of Franklin, Dills
boro, Sylva, Balsam. Need small
business also. Have oil land State
of'Florida, reserves 1-2 oil and 2-3
mineral rights on.. Will give it as
part payment. In Dade county,
close to Veteran's Housing project.
Box 307, Sylva, N. C. 15-17*
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FOR RENT?One new 5-room
house, 4 acres of land. See J.
D. Shuler, Dillsboro, N. C. 15-16*
FOR SALE?Gasoline iron, never
been used, $5.50. Phone 0703.
15*
FOR RENT?Partly furnished 2
bedroom bungalow, electric hot
water heater, beds, dishes, etc
Will make concessions to couple
who will condition it for winter.
Located in Beta?Sylva, Rt. 1
Pinnacle View?above large stone
house. Phone 0703. Alma Lassen.
15*
FOR SALE?Black, blue and wine
grapes, ready now. $2.00 per
bushel, bring containers. Mrs. G.
T. Rogers, 2V2 miles from Webster.
15*
FOR SALE ? Baldwin apples,
cooking and canning,- $1.50 to
$2.50 per bu. Other baking ap
ples for less. Apply for apples at
Sylva Coal and Lumber Co. or The
Sylva Hotel. 15 16 17*
4 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF
THE TOWN OF SYLVA
All persons, or corporations,
owning property in the corporate
limits of the Town of Sylva for
the year, 1946, or prior thereto
will hereby take notice that you
can save the cost and penalties by
the payment of - your delinquent
taxes on or before the first Day
of October, 1947.
You will further take notice
that your property will be adver
tised for past due taxe6 on Octo
ber 6, 1947, and the cost and pen
alties will be thereafter collected.
This the 5th day of September,
1947.
W. L. JONES, Town Clerk and Tax
Collector.
Sept 11 18 25 Oct 2?WRS
NEW, WELL-PAID JOBS ARE
OPENING UP IN THE REGULAR
ARMY'S FIELD ARTILLERY.
ALL EXPENSES PAID, AND $75
A MONTH TO START
Startling changes are taking
place in the U. S. Army Field Ar
tillery! Even veterans of the re
cent war would not recognize the
thrilling new equipment which to
day's Artillerymen are operating.
Some men are chosen for the
Guided Missile School, working on
rockets and rocket-launching in
New Mexico. Others learn to fire
some of the Artillery's new "sky
busters," such as "Little David."
the 914-mm mortar which hurls a
shell weighing almost 2 tons!
If you are 18 to 34, inclusive (or
17 with parents' consent) and oth
erwise qualified, you can sign up
for 3 years or more with the Field
Artillery. If you are an ex-serv
iceman, you can begin a secure
career close to home, with reason
able assurance of a one-year as
signment in your own Army Area.
Learn while you earn?receive
the highest pay in history, free
food, clothing, quarters and me
dical care. You'll have the chance
to save up to $2,000 during a 3
year enlistment. r
At no obligation to yourself, see
your nearest U. S. Army and Air
Force Recruiting Officer at Hearn
Hotel, Franklin, N. C., or P. O. in
i Sylva every Monday. He'll be
glad to tell you of the opportunities
in store for you.
STATE COLLEGE
ANSWERS TIMELY
FARM QUESTIONS
QUESTION?How can I length
en the life of workstock harness?
ANSWER?Giving long life i
simple. All that is necessary is
to keep it clean and well oiled with
a good harness oil. . Best results
are attained by taking the harness
apart, unbuckling all straps, wash
ing them with a very mild soap
and warm water, rinsing each
strap as washed in clean water and
hanging up to dry. By the time
! one is through, the first strps will
be dry enough to oil. A sponge or
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
OF SUMMONS
North Carolina,
Jackson County.
W. M. McCiure, Plaintiff,
vs.
Vinnia McCiure, Defendant, i
I In The Superior Court. I
i Let the defendant. Vinnia Mc
Ciure, take notice that summons in
the above entitled action was is- i
, sued against her on the 14th day
? of August, 1947. by John E. Hen
: son, Clerk of the Superior Court;
j of Jackson County, North Carolina,!
and a verified complaint filed in,
the office of the Clerk, for the!
purpose of obtaining an . absolute
divorce from the defendant on I
the grounds of two years separa-|
tion.
Let the defendant further take
notice that she is required to ap
pear at the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Jackson
County at Sylva, North Carolina,
within fifty (50) days from the
date hereof, or within twenty (2)
days from the final publication of,
this notice and answer or demur, |
or otherwise plead, or the relief I
I prayed for will be granted.
! Done this the 18th day of Aug.,
1947.
JOHN E. HENSON,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
Aug 21 28 Sept 4 11?WRS
LAND EXCHANGE NOTICE
Whitewater River Lumber Com
pany has applied for exchange un
der act of March 3, 1925 (43 Stat.
I 1215) offering 14,200 acres des
cribed as:
All those tracts or parcels of
land lying and being in Jackson
and Transylvania Counties, North i
Carolina, on the Headwaters of |
Horsepasture, Chattooga, White-1
water and Thompson Rivers, trib
utaries of the Savannah River, be-|
ing the same land conveyed to:
Whitewater River Lumber Com
i pany by Martha J. O'Connor, et al.,,
I by deed dated May 18, 1932, rec-j
'orded in Jackson County, North
Carolina in Book 118, at page 93,j
excepting such parcels as may
have been conveyed from the
boundaries described in said deed,
in exchange for not to exceed an
equal value of national forest tim-,
ber from those areas of approxi-|
mately 10,522 lying and being in
Macon and Clay Counties, North
Carolina, on the waters of Roar
ing Fork and Jarretts Creeks, trib
I utaries of Nantahala River and
I Fires Creek, tributary of Hiwas
see River being portions of Forest
Service tracts Nos. 20 No. 1, 20j,
25h, 4, 41b, 41, 46, 66, 17f, 200d,
134b, 265, 788, 134i, 350ii, and 698.
Persons claiming said properties
or having bona fide objections to
such application* must file their
protests with the Regional Forest
er, Glenn Building, Atlanta 3,
Georgia before September 22, 1947.
Aug 21 28 Sept 4 11
c? eenuix trophy race
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MOVIE STUNT FLIER Paul Mantz waves to the crowd after landing at the
airport in Cleveland, Ohio, from Van Nuys, Calif., to win the Bendix Air
Kace for the second successive year. He covered the 2,045-mile distance
in 4 hours, 26 minutes and 57 seconds at an average speed of 460.423
miles an hour in his bright red P-51 Mustang. (International)
soft rag will hold enough oil to.
make hand rubbing effective. Most I
farmers take their harness to
harness repair shops where it is
oiled by being placed iij a wire
basket and dipped in a large tank
of warm harness oil for 15 or 20
minutes, then suspended above the
vat until oil drains off. This is
fairly effective, but the man who
takes his harness apart and washes
it thoroughly before it is oiled gets
a much better job; for dried sweat
and dirt prevent oil penetrating to
the leather beneath.
Repairing promptly, likewise, i
adds greatly to life. Longer life
of harness also is obtained where
harness is hung in a harness room
away from the ammonia fumes
rising from stalls: but tl i- seldom
is considered practical for lack of
time, and harness generally is
hung on a peg on the wall about
8 feet behind the work aniinal.it
is used on.
QUESTION?What are some rec
ommended seeding rates of pas
ture mixtures including ladino
clover?
ANSWER?Ten to twelve pounds
of orchard grass is generally rec
ommended in a mixture with 2 to
3 pounds of ladino clover on all
well drained soils. Fifteen pounds
of dallis seed is recommended on
the poorly drained soils of the
Coastal Plain area where orchard
grass is not adapted. The dallis
grass should be established in the
early spring before seeding ladino
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clover in the fall. On these poorly'
drained soils 4 to (J pounds of rod i
top grass may be seeded with the!
ladino. T.; 11 fescue is showing
considerable promise i\< a peren
nial pasture grass in the state and
apparently can be substituted for
any of the above grasses.
i
Ten to twelve pounds of tall fes
cue and 2 to 3 pounds of ladino
clover should produce a >atisfac-i
tory stand. Ladino clovcr should
be seeded September 1-15 except
in the mountains where it is^seed
ad in August or April.
Trie Bureau of Agricultural Eco-jthan 35 million head, 16 per cent
omics estimates that turkeys raised fewer than were raised in 1946 and
this year will total "ssmewhat lessj the smallest crop since 1943.
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