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TRAOl
wettest/Irs
6'-" V,< l0(.n
CONCRETE BLOCKS ior build-'
ing hones*, itoref. l>arns, ga
rages or toundutions. at plant |
or delivered. Call or write W. A.
Hayt, beiow bridge in Franklin.
Pnone 903, Highlands, N. C.
?-21tf !
WANTED ? Fresh Country Eggs
r and coufctry hams. Park Lunch
Room, Sylva, N. C. No. 50 it
j
FOR MONUMENTS See Sylva
Memorial ?ervic? next to Ritz
Theatre on Main Street, Sylva,
N. C. Mar 20 11
DRESS MAKING ? Let us do your
making, alterations, or tailor you
a suit -or coat. Expert workman
ship at very reasonable prices.
Sarah Jo's Sewing Shop on Main
street over Wallin's Shoe store,
Sylva. 21 22 23 24*
LOST ? 2 Black and Tan Hounds.
Will pay reasonable Reward for
their return. John B. Deitz, Greens
Creek, N. C. 22 23*
FOR SALE ? One Tappan gas
stove, $40.00f one Warm Morn
ing heater, $30.00. Both in ex
cellent condition. Phone 254-J3.
22, 23*
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FOR RENT?2 FARM* HOUSES.
Phone 241-W or see Mrs. A. H.
Weaver, Dillsboro, N. C.
22 23
Works Where
3 Out of 4
Colds Start!
Quick! When your
head is stuffed-up with
a cold, put a few drops
of Vlcks Va-tro-nol In
each nostril and feel
relief start instantly / Va-tro-nol works
right where trouble is to relieve stuffi
ness and open up your cold-clogged
nose. Actually helps prevent many
colds from developing if used at that
first warning sniffle or sneeze! Try it.
Vicks Va-tro-nol Nose Drops I
EYES EXAMINED
Glasses Fitted!
OR. ALDEN C. DOWNS
will examine eyes and fit glasses
in Sylva at the^Carblina Hotel
Friday. Nov. 5, from 9 o'clock
to 4 o'clock.
If you have eye trouble or
can't see well you should con
sult Dr. Downs on above dste.
i FOR SALE ? Household cleaning
I aids. C 11 THE FULLER BRUSH
I MAN. Pnone LOj-J, Syiva, N. C.
I FOR SALE ? One used Hotpoint
Electric Hot Water Heater, 30'
gal. capacity. Perfect condition.
| Call Mrs. Mae Stallcup at 201 J.
I No. 23
EX ECUTOR'8 NOTICE
North Carolina, Jackson County. !
j We, A. W. Hyatt and G. C. Craw
| ford, having Qualified as the Ex
| ecutors of the estate of Addie B.
Crawford, deceased, late of Jack
son County, North Carolina, this
I is to notify all persons having
; claims against the estate of Addie
1 B. Crawford to exhibit them to
! G. C. Crawford, Balsam, N. C., on
or before the 27th day of Septem
' ber, 1949, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.!
j All persons indebted to said estate
1 will please mat;e immediate pay
ment.
This the 27th day of September,
| 1943. A. W. Hyatt and G. C.
Crawford, Executors of
the Estate of Addie B.
' Crawford, Deceased. j
i 18, 19 20 21 22 23
j ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
trix of the estate of John H. Wil
son, late of Jackson County, North
' Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims * against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned at Sylva, North Caro-1
lina, on 05 before the 25th day of
Oct., 1949, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery there- j
on. All persons indebted to said!
estate will please made immediate
settlement. I
This the 25th day of October,\1948.!
Mrs. Madge ?. Wilson, Ad
ministratrix of the Estate of
John H. Wilson, deceased,
of Jackson County, North
Carolina. 10:28?12:2
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE |
NORTH CAROLINA,
JACKSON COUNTY. ??
SALE
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a cer
ia.n deed of trust executed by Lee
Hooper (widower), to E. P. Still
well, Trustee, dated 8 April, 1947,
?nd recorded in the Jackson Coun
ty Public Registry in Book 169, at
paye 133, default having been made
:ii the payment of a note thereby
I secured, and the holder thereof,
| .laving directed that the djed of!
j trust be foreclosed, the under-1
s gned, E. P. Stillwell, Trustee,]
will offer* for sale and sell at the|
Courthouse door in the Town of
Sylva, Jackson County, ,No44h.
Carolina, at twelve o'clock- noon
on November 9, 1948, at public
auction to the highest bidder, fori
cash, three certain pieces, parcels
or tracts of land, situate, lying and
being in Jackson County, North)
Carolina, bounded and more par
ticularly described as follows, to
witt
; FIRST TftACT: Being and com
D|T7 theatre
? % I M? WEEKLY PROGRAM
Night Shows: 7:00 4L 9:00 P. M.?Mat. Sat.?Late shew Sat. 10:30
Adm.:Adulta 36c tax incl.?Children under 12 yrs. 12c tax Inc.
Saturday, November 6 ? ^
SHERIFF OF MEDICINE BOW
JOHNNY MACK BROWN and RAYMOND HATTON
LATE SHOW ?
JUNGLE WOMAN
E. ANKERS ? J. C. NASH and ACqUINETTA
Sunday, November 7 ?
TARZAN'S SECRET TREASURE
J. WEISMULLER and M. O'SULLIVAN
Monday - Tuesday, November 8-9 ?
GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY
(IN COLOR) DAN DALEY
Wednesday, November 10 ? *
ARKANSAS SWING
WITH THE HOOSIER HOT SHOTS*
Thursday - Friday, November 11-12 ?
NAKED CITY
BARRY FITZGERA.LD and DOROTHY HART
? All Children not In arms will have to purchase a ticket to enter
? any performance at 'this Theatre.
? "
?
This is the second request for
all farmers who think they may
have produced 100 bushels of corn
per acre to get in touch with the j
vocational agricultural teachers, or
one of his assistants, the county
agent, or FHA Supervisor. It is
necessary, of course, that the yield ,
be checked before the corn is gath- 1
ere d.
Good progress h&s been made by
the committee in getting yields
checked, It is encouraging to see
a great increase in the numbfer of
farmtrs whose yield is approaching
or exceeding 100 bushels per acre.
The following farmers of Jack
son County have had corn yields |
checked and are eligible to receive
a certificate of membership in the I
One Hundred Bushel Corn Club;!
(The list i? incomplete but was
the best information readily ob
tainable.)
Members of Sylva Chapter of
Future Farmers of America: James
Turpin, Dillsboro, 103.5 bushels;
James Blanton, Acfdie, 119.16 bus.;
W.lard Holden, Addie, 121.68 bus.;
Darnel Ward,' Cope Creek, 125.76
bushels.
Sylva G. I. Trainees: William
Turpin, Qualla, 112. bushels; Joe
Green, Greens Creek, 107.64 bus.
Lyle Buchanan, Gay, 120.06 bus.;
Taylor and Woodrow Deitz, Gay,
107.5 bushels; Jake Battle,.Qualla,
101.25 bushels.
Members of Cullowhe^Chapter
of Future Farmers of America:
Bobby Jackson, East La Porte, 142.
75 bushels; Doyle Taylor, Speed
well, 109.34 bushels; Darthel Bry
son, Cullowhee, 101.04 bushels.
Cullowhee Veteran Farmers:
Walter Middleton, Webster, 104.19
bushels; Oscar Ashe, Sptedwell,
135.21 bushels; Clifton Crisp, Spe
edwell, 110.15 bushels. B. F. Pres?*
ley, Speedwell, 101.61 bushels;
Weaver D. Fox, Speedwell, 107.64
bushels; Edd Moore, Speedwell,
115.92 blishils.
(Xther farmers whose yields have
reached the 100 bushel mark are:
Arthur Holden, Speedwell, 117.6
bushels: J;ike Pressley, Speedwell,
prehending the same lands and
premises described in, aim coi. ?
veyed by, a deed dated 'J February,
1905, frtim Henry M. McAden et,
ux et al to Lee Hooper for 351.41
acres, more or less, recorded in
Jackson County, in Book 38, page
175, to which said deed and record
reference is had; and the descrip
tion therein by metes and bounds i
s by th.'s reference made the des- .
cription in this deed of trust; also, |
being a part of the lands em-.
braced in State of Nfrth Carolina;
Grant No. ^91, issued to P. L.
Davis 28 August, 1857, for 1000
acres, recorded in Jackson Coun
ty, in Book No. 2, page 172, to
which reference is had; this tract
^ein* known a? ? o~rt of the Lee
Hooper Cedar Cliff lands.
SECOND TRACT: Being and
comprehending the same lands |
and premises described in, and'
conveyed by, a deed dated 9 Feb- I
ruary, 1905, from Henry M. Mc-j
Aden et ux et al to Lee Hooper
| for 41.5 acres, more or lffssT re
corded in Jackson County, in Book
No. 38, page 181, to which said
deed and record reference is had;
and the description therein by
metes and bounds is by this ref
erence made the description in
this deed of trust. Being a part of
State Grant No. 645 for 500 acres,
issued on 11 June, 1860, to Wil
liam H. Bryson, recorded in Jack
son County, in Book No. 3, page
217, to which references is had, and
this Grant lards are inside Grant
No. 391. This tract is also a part
of tl*p Ceda ? C' - ' 'n ?''Is.
THIRD TRACT: Being the same,
lands described in, ^nd conveyed1
oy, a deed dated 4 October, lj()5,j
from William Shelton and wife,
| Hie H. Sheltor. and oMicrs to
Le'e Hooper for 230 acrcs. more or'
less, recorded in Jackson County,
in Book No. 37, page 3-cJ, to wbico
reference is had; and the descrip
tion. therein by metes md bounds
is by this reference, mi.de the des^~"
cription in this deed of trust. This
1 230 acres are within Grants Nos.
I 1172 and 1232, issued respectively
I on* 11 July, 1879, fmd 5 April,
1882, recorded in Jackson County,
in Books Nos. 7, page 574, and 8,
page 258, to both of which ref
erence is had. Also, th s tract of
230 acres constitutes a prrt of the
Lee Hooper Cedar Cliff lands.
EXCEPTING from the above
lands, a tract containing 145 acres,
more or less, heretofore conveyed
by the said Lee Hooper to C. B.
Webster, which tract is fully des
cribed in a deed recorded in Book
168, nt page 369, in the Office of
the Reg.ster of Deeds for Jack
son County, North Carolina, to
which said deed and record ref
erence is hereby had for a full ard
-omplete description of said ex
c<- ption.
This the 9th day of October, A.
D? 1!>4?.
E. P. RTITXWELL. Trustee. \
Oct. 14 21 28 Nov 4?EPS
104.19 bushels; Bediord EnsLy, Rt.
1, Sylva, , 129.75 bushels; T. A.
Jackson, East La Porte, 129.79 bu.;
Dewey Beck. Barkers Creek, 141.
48 bu.
Farmers whose yields have fal
len slightly short of 100 bushels
per acfe are entitled to associate
membership.
They are as follows: Lyman Bry
son, Speedwell, 95.33 bushels; Bob
by Moore, Speedwell, 85.63 bush
els; G. T. Rogers, Webster, 94.8
bushels.
Membership into the 100 bushels
corn club is open to every person
in Jackson County who can grow
the required amount of* corn per
acre. Let's make plans rtow to be
come a member next year:
In addition to good land that
?? ??
Dr. Ramsey Attends
*
Optometry Meeting
Dr. Ij M. Hainsey, optomeu^fca^Jfc
Sylv.i. attended the tall educ\iti?a^
convention of the North Carujma
T5t ate Optometric Association tms
past week-end in High Point. The
I meeting lasted two days, and sev
| eral lectures were given by Dr. Bob
Wil son of Shelby. Dr. Wilson is one
| of the visual training specialists
j n this state, and has studied under
I Dr. Ann Sutton Nichols of Stock
ton, C. lit'., one of the most well
j known authorities on -visual train
ing. The guest speaker was Dr.
! Clyde Erwin, North Carolina di
rector of public instruction. Dr.
Erwin discussed problems of edu
cation in relation to vision.
Dr. Ramsey made the trip with
has been properly prepared there
s ems to be about three other fac
tors responsible for these high
yields: (1) hybrid seed, (2) heavy
application of nitrogen fertilizer
when corn is laid-by, and (3)
shallow ' cultivation.
Mrs. Buchanan Announces
j Lyceum Numbers
Mrs. Lillian Buchanan, chair
} man of t.ie Lyceum fommittec t)!'
i Western Carolina Teachers col^leg ,
has announced the fall, winter,
and spr.ng lyceum programs to be
I given at the college.
On Movember 11, the Chicago
Opera Ballet, starring Ruth Page
j and Bentley Stone, will present a
j program consisting of both classi
cal and modern ballet.
Tiie First Piano Quartet will
appear in concert on February 17
or 18.
On March 16. the Emory Uni
| versity Glee club will present a
I program of secular and non-secular
music.
Record crops of soybeans and
peanuts are being harvested this
year.
his brother. Dr. K. W. Ramsey of
Marion, president-elect of the so
ciety, and Dr. W. S. Moody, also
of Marion.
GLENN
FUNERAL HOME
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 65 8ylva, N. C
8.28tf
WATER WELL
DRILLING
? Go Anywhere ?
DAVIDSON
DRILLING COMPANY
General Delivery
Franklin, N. C.
Phone Cullasaja 1
*
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BOYS'
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Long sleeves and long legs.
Fleece line . . .
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HANES $1.48
Sizes 2 to 16 years.
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Wool, with or without ear
muffs. Red, blue and
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Casey Jones ? high back.
Sanforized. Sizes 32 to 44.
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FLANNEL SHIRTS
Gay plaid colors in Work or
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$1.48 AND $1.95
Sizes 4 to 16 years.
*
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Phone 287 ' The Home Of Better Values1' Sylva, N. C.