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ALL ABOVE ADVERTISING STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE
FOR SALE?In Rhodestown a good !
_ going grocery stock, drink box,
show-case, 4-room living quar
ters with hot water, Bendix wash
er, small barn and other good fea- ?
tures all for $4,500. See Lloyd L. i
West. . ? 38*
FOUND?In Velt's cafe a pair of
shellrimmed glasses. Owner
may have them by calling at Her
ald and paying for this ad. 38
FOR SALE?17 acres of land with
new 5 room house, located V2
mile from Qualla schoolhouse. See
James F. Clements. 38-41*
HOME FOR SALE?One mile from
Sylva on Rt. 1, good, nice six
room house, three bedrooms, base
ment, good barn, 20 lot*. See or
write John Arrington, Sylva, N. C.
Nos. 32-39*
FOR MONUMENTS See Sylva
Memorial service next to Ritz (
Theatre on Main Street, Sylva,
N. C. Mar 20 tf
HOME FOR SALE?One mile from
Sylva on Route 1, good, nice six
room house, three bedrooms, base
ment, good barn, 20 lots. See or
write John Arrington, Sylva, N. C.
32-39*
FOR SALE?One 7 foot G. E. re
frigerator, slightly used. Priced
below wholesale. Box 231, Sylva,
N. C. 36-38*
BUILDING BLOCKS?Clay, con
crete and cinder blocks in all
sizes for every type building. Sold
at plant by railroad at Dillsboro-or
delivered. Call at Dilsboro Con
crete and Clament Products Com
pany, or see E. A. Bumgarner, Sun ?
set Farms, Whittier, N. C.
32-5*
FLORIDA
South Miami lot size 75' x 125',
high and dry. Cost me $900. The
State retains 1-2 oil and 3-4 min
eral rights. I prefer downtown
Sylva business lot for Gift Shop
immediately. Or old house suitable
as Gift Shop. Willing to pay dif
ference. Diagram location. Write
box 307 Sylvn, M--C, No. 33-39 I
CONCRETE BLOCKS for build-!
ing homes, stores, barns, ga- ,
reges or foundations. Sold at plant
or delivered. Call or write W. A. j
Hays, below bridge in Franklin, j
Phone 903, Highlandr., N. C.
6-2 ltf
RECTAL SORENESS?~
GET RELIEF NEW EASY WAY
?SIT IN COMFORT
Prolarman is a quick, dependable
reliever of itching, painful rectal
soreness ? symptoms which may
also accompany piles and hemor
rhoids. Brings soothing sense of
comfort upon contact, forms pro
tecting film over sore area, helps
destroy infectious germs, aids Na
ture heal up raw, broken tissues
No oil ? no grease to stain cloth
ing. Sold on money back guarantee.
Be sure to get this modern relief
today . . . ask for PROLARMON
PROFESSIONAL DRUG CO.
Sylva, N. C.
FOR SALE?One 4-roorrv^house
and about 2 acres of^land in
Rhodestown for $2,500. $1000
down, balance on easy terms. Also
2 nice lots in Hall Heights, 50 feet
front and 150 feet long. $50 down
and $25 per month. See Enoch
Jamison, Rhodestown, Sylva. 38*
FOR SALE?Good, baled grass hay.
Roy Tritt, East LaPorte, N. C.
37-39*
FOR SALE?1939 Model Ford
Coupe in A-l condition. Bar
gain for quick sale. See Geo. W.
Clouse at The Herald.
FOR SALE ? Good used
Sewing Machine. Have
your sewing machines and
vacuum cleaners repaired
by an expert mechanic.
WANTED: will pay highest
cash prices for used sewing
machines. CAMPBELL'S
SHOP, Phone 525-J, Way
nesville, formerly Singer
Shop * 37-38*
WANTED TO BUY?Used sewing
machine, must be in good con
dition and reasonable. Mrs. Chas.
G. Gulley, Cullowhee. 38-39 *
LEARN WHILE YOU EARN
Save Up to $2,000.00 In 3 Years!
Here's an opportunity for air
minded young men that cannot be
duplicated anywhere else in the
world! If you want to learn to fly,
and are qualified, you can become
an Aviation Cadet, earn your Sec
cond Lieutenant's commission, and
be assigned pilot duty with the
United States Air Fore.
To qualify, you must be between
the ages of 20 and 26Vfe years, un
married, mentally and physically
fit, and have completed two yeaus
of college, or pass an examination
indicating the equivalent thereof.
The next Aviation Cadet Train
ing Pilot Class opens March 1st.
Now is the time to submit your ap
plication! Get full details at your
nearest U. S. Army and U. S. Air
Force Recruiting Station, located
at Tranklin; N. C., or Sylva Post
Office, Monday and Wednesday,
each week.
38
VETERANS
Here's a Good Job for YOU in
Europe!
Regardless of the branch of the
Armed Forces with which you
served during the war. you can
now apply for direct assignment
with the Regular Army in Europe.
This is a rare opportunity, since
there have been few vacancies in
the European Command recently.
If you are qualified. ? physically
and otherwise ? and your wartime
MOS is listed as a critical special
ty. you may enlist in a grade com
mensurate with your training and
experience.
Get full details of this long-a
waited opportunity at your near
est U. S. Army and U. S. Air Force
Recruiting Station at Franklin, N.
C., or, Sylva Post Office, Monday
and Wednesday, each week.
38
The Farmers Store
Where You Get Cash Dividends on What You
Purchase
Your Store Carries A Complete Stock Of
ATLAS FEEDS
THE FEED TO HELP YOU MAKE MORE PROF
IT FROM YOUR LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY FOR YOUR
FERTILIZER NEEDS
See Us For Your Farm Needs
JACKSON COUNTY
FARMERS COOPERATIVE
A. L. SOUTHARD, Manager
MILL STREET ? ? ? _ SYLVA
Vets Problems
Q?I am a disabled veteran of
World War II and would like to
know if I can be given a statement
of my disability?
A?Information from your fold
er regarding your disability may
be furnished you when, in the
judgement of the Administrator
of Veterans Affairs, it would not
be injurious to your physical or
mental health. Your private phy
sician may obtain from VA, upon
written request, any information
concerning your condition which
he requires to treat you.
Q?Will Veterans Administra
tion pay for tools and equipment
while I am taking on-the-job
training?
A?VA will pay for those tools
and equipment that are needed by
all trainees for the satisfactory
pursuit of the same training
course.
Q?Will VA pay tuition for a
veteran to attend school while he
is taking on-the-job training un
der the G-I Bill?
| A?Yes, Veterans Administra
tion will pay for such schooling if
J his course of study is related to
! the vocation fur which he is in
. training, or if the school course is
prescribed and recommended as
a part of his job-training,
j Q?What should the veteran do
if he is not satisfied with the job
training he receives?
A?That is a matter for the vet
eran to decide himself, but it might
be advisable for him to seek the
counsel of a VA training officer.
He can always discontinue his
training establishment.
j Most failures with scuppernong
j and other muscadine grapes may
l be traced to lack of annual prun
ing. Vines must be trained syste
matically to permit pruning.
In recent months, a larger pro
portion of milk has gone into whole
milk uses than a year earlier. In
December, butter production was
I 18 pei cent less than a year earlier i
and the lowest for the month since I
1920. Margarine output passed that
of butter for the first time in No
: vember.
NOTICE
Town of Sylva, special called
meeting of the Board of Ad
dermen.
North Carolina,
Jackson C-ounty
! ?AT WHEREAS. It has been
i rnade to appear to the Mayor of
j the Town of Sylva by the Chief of
i I Ai_^?riuntcer *ire Department
for the Town of Sylva, that there
now exists, as found by Twenty
active members of the Sylva Vol
unteer Department, in said Town
certain buildings which have been
allowed by the owners or tenants
i to become dangerous to the life,
health, and property of themselves
and other properties;
AND WHEREAS, The Mayor,
Chief of Police, and the Board of
Aldermen of the Town of Sylva,
desire to avoid as far as may be
said hazards, caused by waste plac
ed in the Halls of Buildings such
as ashes and other garbage. Build
ings from two to five stories high 1
used as hotels, rooming houses, and 1
for other pui poses are without Fire
Escapes and otherwise in unsafe
conditions.
Now, Therefore, be is resolved
by the Board of Alderanen of the
! Town of Sylva, at this special call
I ed meeting on this the 29 day of
i January, 1948, said Board of Al
I dermen acting under the author
ity of Chapters 69 and 160 of the
j General Statutes of North Carolina,
do hereby enact the following Or
I dinance for the Town of Sylva*
On motion of Dr. McGuire and
second by R. Nicholson and voted
[for by all members of the Boar
j of Aldermen for the Town of Syl
it is therefore ordered by the Ma
| of the Town of Sylva that the
| Chief and members of the Police
force for the Town of Sylva co
operate with the Chief and mem
bers of Volunteer Fire Department
for the Town of Sylva under such
just rules and regulations as may
be necessary to remove said dan
gerous conditions, cause fire es
capes to be put on buildings used
j as hotels or rooming houses, cause
I ashe.s. and other garbage to be re
moved from the halls of buildings,
and to do all things necessary to
; protect the health, life and prop
erty within the corporate limits of
the Town of Sylva.
It is further ordered that the
property owners and tenants in
those buildings where hazards are
found by the Police and Volunteer
Fire Department be given notice
to remove said hazards and put in
standard Fire escapes and that they
be gi\en 60 days in which to cor
rect said dangerous conditions, and
after that date if said hazards still
exist that said building be closed
and a criminal proceeding be
brought against the owners and
tenants each day until said dan
gerous conditions are removed.
It is further ordered that this
ordinance be published in the Sylva
Herald ar.d Rarallte, and that it
be opruncl urion the rairmtet of the
Board of .M'.lerasn for the Town
of Sylva.
29th day of January,
1948- Jack C. Allison
Mayor for the Town of Sylva
STATE COLLEGE
ANSWERS TIMELY
FARM QUESTIONS
QUESTION?Is it necessary to
remove the old queen beofer plac
ing a new queen in a hive of bees?
ANSWER ? Yes. says, W. A.
Stephen, Extension Beekeeper at
State College. Before placing a new
queen in a new. home the old queen
and all queen cells must be remov
ed. The small cage containing the
queen should be placed above the
cluster of bees, or between two
frames of comb so thot worker
bees, may have easy access to the
candy-filled cage entrance. It i>
assumed that during liberation op
eration the queen takes on the reg
ular colony odcirs. and, therefore,
will be accepted. After introduc
tion, a week should elapse before
the hive is reopened ond the queen
cage removed.
If a queen that is to be replaced
cannot be located l>v lookitm
through the hive frames, the bees
may be run from one brood cham
I
ber through a queen excluder int )
j another brood chamber with the
! use of smoke and the queen locat
( ed in this manner. If the queen is
still not located and if freshly laid
' eggs ore not already in the hive, a
frame of comb containing eggs from
another hive may be inserted.
Within twenty-four hours bees
should begin converting worker
cells into queen cells if a queen is
; not present. If queen cells are not
I started one may safely assume that
| a queen is present.
QUESTION.?What causes hens
| to start eating eggs, and how can
! this be remedied?
ANSWER?Egg eoting may get
started in a flock as a result of poor
leeding and management practices.
Thin shell eggs that get broken i
easily usually start an outbreak of]
eating in a llock. At the first,
signs of this trouble, check to see ,
:hat the birds are having access to (
| plenty of clean oyster shell ? r'
i !ime>tone grit, and direct sunshine
or an adequate supply of cod liver!
oil or other sources of Viuunin D. '
In order to moke thick, strong egg
shells a bird must get plentjy of
lime irt the form of ground lime
stone in the mash, or in the form ?f
eyster shell er limestone gr?t from
hoppers, combined with Vitamin D
A shortage of either lime or Vita
min D will result in the produc
tion of thin shell eggs.
Other means of presenting or
checking the egg eating habit are:
Provide at least one nest for each
five hens. Darken the nesis. Use
plenty of clean litter. Gather the
eggs several times a day. Feed m.lk
in some form, if ovailable. Present
the production of thin shelled eggs
in the summer by keeping t.ie
houses as cool as possible.
Fewer livestock 0:1 fa:ms and
smaller feed grain supplies w.il
mean less meat m 1948.
Tuckaseigee News
Mr. arid Mrs. Clyde Cole, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Cole, and Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Hooper, all of Pickens,
S. C. were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Cole, of Tuckaseigee dur
ing the week-end.
The friends of Mrs. Gatnie Hoop
er of Tuckaseigee will be glad to
know that she is improving. She
has been in ill health for some
time.
After lands have been well ter
raced. the next most important
step is the proper plowing of the
terraces and the breaking of the
land.
IN NEW LOCATION
This will notify my 1': iends and customers that on and after
next Monday my Watch & Jewelry Repair Shop will be in room
No. 7 on the 2nd flour of The Stovall Building.
O. J. LESLIE'S REPAIR SHOP
O. J. LESLIE, Owner
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