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ALL ABOVE ADVERTISING STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE
CONCRETE BLOCKS for build
ing homes, stores, barns, ga
rages or foundations. Sold at plant
?r delivered. Call or write W. A.
Hays, below bridge in Franklin.
Phone 903, Highlands, N. C.
6-2 ltf
FOR MONUMENTS See Sylva
Memorial service next to Ritz
Theatre on Main Street, Sylva,
N. C. Mar 20 ti
Notice To Public
This is to potify all persons that
the 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 RENT?Rooms and apart
ments. Apply a^ Sylva Hotel.
17 20*
FOR SALE ?? New 4-room house
with lights and water, built in
cabinets, near Sylva on Mon
tieth Branch. $600 down and bal
ance to be paid by month. Mar
garet McDonald, 211 S. Weldon
St., Gastonia, N. C.
20-22*
LOST ? Between Asheville and
Wilmot a wheel with tire and
innertube for 1946 Ford truck. I
will pay $25.00 reward for the re
turn to the owner^ A. G. Sutton,
Dillsboro, N. C. -
19, 20*
FOR RENT ? 200 acre farm, in
Webster township for. farming,
pasture and woodland, 5-room1
house on property. Lights and
water. Right terms to right man.
J^ank T. R&iinehiart, Box 822,
Sylva.
19-21*
WANTED IMMEDIATELY ? To
rent 100 acres of land in
tracts of 2 acres or more per field
for planting small grain. Prefer
to rent on shares, tout will pay cash
rent if terms are reasonable. Land,
must be suitable for tractor and
combine. Write me at once and
state terms. J. B. Coates, Web
ster, N. C.
19-22*
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FOR SALE ? Five 750 x 16 Chev
rolet Wheels and tires. Will trade
for Chevrolet 600 x 16 wheels and
tires. Two double seats, cushion
seats, wood backs. Fred Engman,
Veteran's Apt. Unit C-3, Cullo
whee. - 20*
FARM FOR SALE?44-acres, one
nine room house, partially fur
nished, hardwood floors, running
hot-wjL cold water, and bath.
Electric lights. Terms:' one-half
cash, balance one and two years.
Possession in 30 days.
Phone 235 W, Sylva, N. C. or see
Mrs. Gurleen Curry Hyde.
No. 20-21'
i*OR RENT?A good farm in a
good farming section, Hamburg,
with living accommodations. Ap- I
ply to Mrs. W. O. Montieth, Sylva
Hotel or call 15. 19 20* ,
FOR SALE ? One good logging
horse, 5 years old, work anywhere,
weight about 1600 pounds. At
reasonable price. H. W. Powell,
Tuckaseigee, N. C.
19-21*
FOR RENT?Upstairs office rooms
over Leader Department store.
See Ben Lessing, The Leader De
partment store. 18-22
WANT TO RENT ? An apartment
with 2 or 3 rooms, furnished or
unfurnished. Three in family,
baby. See R. H. Stebbins at Eagle
5 and 10 cent Store.
20*
FOR SALE ? Whj?e maple bed
room suite in excellent condi
tion. Will sell cheap for cash^Can
be seen at Shirley Ensley's home
on Cope Creek. W. M. McClure,
Sylva, N. C.
19-20*
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APPARTMENT FOR RENT ?
3 furnished rooms for sober, re
liable couple. See Mrs. Steve
Owens Webster, N. C.
Oct. 16-tfn
FURNITURE ^-For your furniture
needs see Queen's Furniture
^TSxfchange. New and used.
No. 20 tf
FOR RENT ? Furnished apart
ment with electric kitchen; hot
water. Refined, quite couple.
Phone 110 or apply at Herald of
fice, Sylva, N. C.
20-tfn.
FOR SALE ? 30 acre farm with'
good new house, four miles
from Sylva. Will sell cheap. Ben
nie Reese, Sylva, N. C.
20
FOR SALE?Upright piano in good
condition. See Mrs. J. A. Parris.
20
notice; ...
This is to notify all persons that
the undersigned will not be re
sponsible for bills or debts of any
kind contracted by Mr. O. H.
Massie, who has purchased the
Campbell Ice Cream Business,
formerly owned and operated by
me. *
Charlie Campbell
Oct 16 23 30 Nov 6
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE 1
Having qualified as adminis
trator of the Estate of John A.
Parris, late of Jackson County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
Estate to present them to the un
dersigned at Sylva, N. C., on or
before the Ninth day of October,
1948, or this notice will be plead
in bar of recovery thereon. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate set
tlement with the undersigned.
This the Ninth day of October,
1947.
John A. Parris,^ Jr.,
- Administrator of the Estate of
John A. Parris
Oct. 9,15,23,30 - Nov. 6,13.
SEE US FOR . ..
ATLAS FEEDS
Chicken
Dairy.
Hog
RELIABLE . ..
Fall Grass Seeds
FRESH VEGETABLES
STAPLE GROCERIES
Jackson County
FARMERS COOPERATIVE
A. L. SOUTHARD, Manager
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(Formerly occupied by The Sylva Feed Store, Mill St.)
Farmers May Park To Right For
Loading And Unloading
SPLENDID PROGRAMS
DRODGHT TO CAMPUS
RY MUSIC CENTER
DunLng the" summer, the Smoky
Mounf&ins Music center of Western
hCaroIniaXTeachers College pre
sented prbgrams of outstanding
educational and cultural value. A
series of programs included ex
cerpts from "The Chocolate * Sol
dier," and scenes Trom "Martha"
and "Elijah."
Summer school students and fac
ulty members were participants in
both performance and production.
Main roles were played by persons
chosen by competitive auditions
which were held in New York,
Philadelphia, and Raleigh. Stage
sets were designed by Miss Char
lotte Watson; Garmon Smith, stu
dent, was stage manager.
These programs were a part of
the regional festival sponsored by
the National-Association for Opera.
Performances were conducted by
Clifford E. Bair, past presidents of
the National Association for Opera,
and Vernon Hammond, Director of
the American Opera Company.
C. W. O. Claywell Hyde
Transferred To Norfolk
c. W. O. Claywell Hyde and
Mrs. Hyde have come from Dub
lin, Ga., to spend two weeks with
<*iis parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hyde and with her mother, Mrs.
Brysori. They will also visit
Mrs. Hyde's daughters, Miss Edo
leen Curry at Brevard College and
Misses Joan and Carolyn Curry at
Montreat College.
C. W. O. Hyde is being trans
ferred from Dublin, where he
has been stationed for several
months, to Norfolk, Va.f where he
receive his next' assignment.
STATE COLLEGE HINTS
TO FARM HOMEMAKER
By VERNA STANTON
Assistant State Agent
An important rule for keeping
home-canned food as well as jel
lies and jams in best condition is
to put them away in a cool, dry
jBlace.?. and promptly. If, these
foods are allowed to stand around
in the hot moist air of the kitchen,
they Jose quality and may not keep
well. In heat colors fade, and fla
vor and texture deteriorate. Also
paraffin seals on jelly glasses may
lossen. In dampness tin carts and
metal tops of glass jars may cor
rode and eventually cause leak
age. The specialists add that cool,
dry storage is needed also for best
keeping of commercially ""canned
goods. These products often de
teriorate if left on upper shelves
in the kitchen where they suffer
from both heat and humidity, or
if they stand in sunny grocery
I store windows.
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$10.00 REWARD FOR RETURN
Lost or taken from pickup truck
near bus station, Sylva - suitcase,
contents - flashlight, jacket, ra
zor set, papers. Return to Police
Department, Sylva.
20*
to Tobacco Growers
All tobacco growers in Jackson
County, who wish any division,
combination or reconstitution of
their tobacco allotment, should
contact the AAA office at once.
Notice of any change must be filed
in the State office by October 31,
1947, according to D. C. Higdon,'
Chairman of the Jackson County
AAA.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
r uv r6IS^P ?f E*rl C- Pad^ and
Guy Leatherwood as partners, con
ducting the business of
new tires and recapping under the
firm name and style of Sylva Tire
Company has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent.
oilvJiL Lea^herwood will collect
n Jk*S Tm? t0 the flrm and pay
all debts due by the firm
igThis the 14th day of October,
r C. Padgett and Guy
Leatherwood, Formerly doing
business as Sylva Tire Co.
Oct. 16-23-30. Nov. 4.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
qualified as administra
te ?f *heT Estate of John H. Davis
clrol?L T . County< North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
fVmg claims against said
Estate to present them to the un
dersigned at Sylva, N. C. on or be
orr?h16th tday ?f SePtember, 1948
or this notice wi^l be plead in bar
of recovery thereon. All persons
t0 5aid will please
make immediate settlement with
the undersigned.
igThis the 16^day of September,
of*!1? S- Davis' Administrator
of John H- Djlvk
Sept 18, 25~Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23
ROSSER POINTS OUT
REGULATIONS FOR
RENEWING LICENSES
Regulation No. 3
SUBJECT: Expiration of
Operators' Licenses
This regulation is promulgated
by the Commissioner of Motor Ve
hicles of North Carolina pursuant
to authority granted in Sub-sec
tion (b) of-Section 20-39 of the
General Statutes of North Caro
lina.
All operators' licenses issued by
the Department of Motor Vehicles
prior to July 1, 1947 shall expire
as follows in accordance with G.S.
20-7 (d) and the holders thereof
shall not be permitted to operate
a Motor Vehicle over the High
ways of North Carolina unless
they secure new operators' li
censes as required by law:
(a) A license issued to a person
whose last or surname be- j
gins with the letter "A" or |
the letter "B\ shall expire at!
* midnight, December 31, 1947;
(b) A license issued to a person
whose last or surname be
gins with the letter "C" or
the letter "D" shall expire
at midnight, June 30. 1948;
(c) A license Issued to a person
whose last or surname be-,
gins with the letter "E'v, "F"
Although prices received by far
mers for hogs are currently con
siderably above parity, the USDA
announced, in accordance with the
law, the schedule of prices at
which hogs will be supported if
prices should decline to the sup
port level. Under the law hog
prices must be supported at not
less than 90 per cent of parity
through the calendar year 1948,
but Department officals do not an
ticipate that hog prices will decline
to the support level during the
period covered by the schedule.
or "G" shall expire at mid
night, December 31, 1948;
(d) A license issued to a person
whose last or surname be
gins with the letter "H". "I",
"J" or "K" shall expire at
midnight, June 30, 1949;
(e) A license issued to a person
whose last or surname be
gins with the letter "L" or
the letter "M" shall expire
at midnight, December 31,
rarer
(f) A license issued to a person
whose last or surname be
gins with the letter "N", "O",
"P", "Q" shall expire at mid
night, June 30, 1950;
(g) A license issued to a person
whose last or surname be
gins with the letter "R", "S"
or "T" shall expire at mid
night, December 31, 1950;
(h) A license issued to a person
whose last or surname be
gins with the letter "U", "V",
"W", "X'\ "Y", or "Z" sh <11
expire at midnight, June 30,
1951.
The a^ove regulation is to be
in full iotce and effect on and
after, August 1, 1947.
L. C. Rosser
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
WOODMEN OF THE j
WORLD
Life Insurance Society
Fraternity Protection |
Service 1
BRITTON M. MOORE
8ylva Representative j
Sylva, ri. C.
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In every bag of Watkins Mineral
Compound, you'll find the minerals
which agricultural experts agree are
necessary for proper growth*and produc
tion. And minerals are necessary 0^ ^
caus? nci4h?r non^e-Trown grains nor
mixed leed contains a ?uiiicient amount.
ITV a ,>Tin '",l Cc nr^our.ds tor
your nogs. other stocK and poultrv to lt?L. ^1 /
, ; v" f . > ?.rul to assure vou
hinli production at .owcr cost. W ait lor
my call and let ine give vou mor.? proof
that Watkins Mineral Compounds fill
1 he bill.
B. E. Blanton J. C. Smith ^ Joe Mills
YOUR WATKINS DEALERS '
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COKPAMI
Shoe Dyeing
YEs! . . . You can bring your shoes now to our
shop and have them dyed to suit your
fancy ... and the season. We'll
make new shoes from
your old ones.
YES . . . We'll keep you on
your toes too.
Drop in any time. Heels and
toes repaired while you wait.
BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP
Phone 114
Sylva, N. C.
Schulnuin's Dept. Store
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