Jackson County journal., January 04, 1918, Image 1

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eMKSSPSin BRUMS;
UnQTll ITIFviti m with fis Svlva .Tannine (V ' ,
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$1.50 THE YEAR IN ADVANCE
j brinflfinjl and lasting peace to the
crisis is ncaring in; the; KUsso
AaneacciiegotiatioMi-and;ia
are uuu uv,"v -
"and the bride has made her hornet
t. 51th her sister for the past year.
TR for
the
The Russian govern-
rations
. for off.
nthas demanded that the con
frence which was to- have con-
gd on januaiy w,.
Stockholm and has protested
the German auuuae re
occupied territory. A ". re-
nf hoctilities' is notim-
i ...u chnnld the Germans de-
Y
WESTieffi
Something
America
and splenndidly;
NalitnB. War Savings Committee
s la mi. v. DiK;annan. uive nun
h!ng .happenmmgj , ; a!! u,, you can Belieye
"L. Lll '"f .'tl-'nis now thins that is hap-
ve
to
against
nts: Mr. and Mrs. Henry McKee, once carelessly spent are no v being
Monday nfternnnn Tltn 9A'fiikati vr;-;-: - . , . - 0
JONES-
DRYMAN
Married at the home of the bride's
sister, Mrs. Ira Gibson, Miss Minnie
pryman and Mr. John Jones, the
uuu win .11 is ;x:;Wit It.- ......
1 pcuiugi uic uuui 01 irue inrnt, ana
to your neighbor.
ney and buy War
msjStamps a hundred dollars
Monday afternoon Dec. 24trren ftinfr- lw worth.
their oldest daughter. Miss CW ""T'"'? ive dolkrs. and twenty-five cents.
w : 7 . ' ' ytujjic tu ci uiccuer uLiuersianq-
was married to Mr. Frank West, i - 0f the fact that unless we 'save
head book keeper for the Ritter mdre and more of our earnings; and
Lumber Company at Proctor. The use our savings wisely, we will have
wedding was attended by only the a h'eavVnrice to nnv in thp fnt
FARNERS TO MEET
JANUARY 12TH
family rnd rl .se friends of the con
tracting parli
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pastor
The bride wore
H0N.T.D BRYSON
FOR -JUDGE.
i he many friends of Hon. T. D. !
Bryson throughout this section will J On Jan. 12. at 12:30 at the Sylva
be glad to learn that his name will Court Hou'e all Jackson County
be presented to the people at the farmers are earnestly requested to
next Democratic Primary as a can- meet for the purpose of organizing
dictate for the Judgeship of this a farmers Club. The object of
District. ; this club shall be not onlv to stim-
This announcement does not come ulate interest in better live stock
as a surprise to the people of the ! and farming,but also to assist farm-
Ever y one knows that-America
and the ceremony has been called the monev-mad
i f. perfo.med by Rev. J. A: Cook, nation .among the great powers. !
astor of th? Meihodist church here, jifst nS thp nprmn oh wiYi
England a nntinn rtf
On January 1, 1923 each $4.12
can b redeemed for $5.00, whici is
gpodjferest on your money, paid
youit the strongest government
0:1 earth
J gray; witL accessories to match.
Start the New Year by
wherfc you can
Saw MONEY.
buying
IMPORTANT TO
REGISTTANTS.
Get Your Cclee
mrouii
resh
and get the best Coffee made.
Coffee ; in cans loses its strength
LARD 25 e. ' thllKfe
5 lb. pails S1.20
101b. " S2.40
In fact everything in Groceries
R. E. DILLS
CHEAPER
so they called us a nation of dollar
chasers. -
And they were right. It is a fact
that a great part of America's brain
and energy has been given to the
making of money, tot . until re
cent years has America turned lis
wealth into paths which have been
followed' by European countries for
generations past, such as govern
ment aid in improving farm lands
and farming methods, conservation
of forests, development of water pow
er for the direct benefit of the peo
ple, and the betterment of rural
conditions of living and travel,
Vlany of thesa plans' have been so
recently developed that the country
has not.yet realized the full benefit
therefrom, t A vast amount of na
uonal wealth has been created, bu:
only a small part of it has ; gone to
those endsfwhich make livJJ ; con:
ditibns finer and hetterfe .
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ThelLocal Board will practically
complete the mailing of question-
airesHtis week. Every registrant
has the right to appear before the
BoarMand oojeet to the deferred
classification asked by any other
registrant, and if a classification
yen which
District as it has . been freely pre
dicted for several vears that Mr
Bryson was in line for this position
and his many friends in every part
of the district are confident of the
triumphant issue of his candidacy.
They urge that he has every quali-
ers in buying at the lowest price
and selling at the highest by plac
ing them in touch with buyers and
salesmen. Come; for your sugges
tions are needed. Prof. Curtfs and
other good agricultural authorities
are expected. Farmers having grain,
ficationfor the position he seeks. 11 v.estock or any .ot.her Products for
That since entering upon the prac- ' " " ?
tice of law he has been an untiring win put you in touch with markets.
student of his chosen profession, You will find the County Agent in
and has enjoyed an extensive prac- "is othce every Saturday.
is given wnich is prejudicial to
som$ other registrant any registran-
haBihie rightto carry the -case by
appgyto the District Board.
Je Local Board desires to do en
tire justice in all cases, but to do so
must know fully the facts surround
inhe particular case. You have
a rjgjht now to inform the Board.
1 you remain silent and allow
thelpoard to be imposed upon in
niajing the classification, forever
hepafter hold your peace, because
yd$ will have failed to do your
duV in informing the Board, and
ifcf'you will be estopped to com-
J c Extraysence has poinhand inHSftC
f ihand with money mini:0uicklyl I Coleman C.
ill&i&?BW4l&efiV tJt D. D. Hooper
tice covering the entire field of legal
controversy in this section.
Mr. Bryson served t!ie people of
the District as Solicitor for eight
years, during which time it was
often said of him that although firm
in the discharge of the duties of his
office, he was withal kind and cour
teous to all and never too busy to
listen to those who wished to con
sult with him. And his friends point
with pride to the fact that dailng
his term of office .he always en
deavored, and hi3 record shows that
he did, save the Counties comprising
the District as much expense as
was possible in the discharge of his
duty.
Mr. Bryson is how a man of
middle age, having just entered upon
J. M. McClung. Co. Agent.
HER TROUBLE IS GONE
Airs. Thomas H. Davis, Montgom
ery, lad., says she had trouble with
her bladder and had doctored for
several months without relief, wheu
Foley Kidney Pills were recom
mended and she commenced using
them and got relief. They relieve
backache, rheumatic pains, stiff
swollen joints and kidney trouble.
Sylva Pharmacy. adv.
NOTICE.
Scj.ce of North Carolina
Jackson Comity
WHEREAS, the undersigned is the
owner and holder of a certain tax cer
tificate in words and figures as follows:
State of North Carolina, Jackson Coun-
ty, I, J. W. Buchanan, T. C, of the
his 44th year, vigorous in body and bounty of Jackson in the State of North
mind, and his friends claim that he Carolina, do hereby certity that the lol
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Co wan, Chairman.
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Sylva Collegiate Institute
Sylva, N. C.
I. Prepares young men and young womer. for enter
ing any College. We now have students at W-ke For
forest, Oxford, State Normal, and Maryville Colleges;
also at the Univeisity of North Carolina. The school
has represented in the student body of Meredith, the
State Agricultural College; and Columbia University,
II. Our students are filling and hae filled such posi
tions as Register of Deeds. Clerk of Court, Cashier of
Bank, etc. Some are preachers, teachers, lawyers, doc
tors. HI. Our teachers were educated in such schools as
Wake Forest, Chowan, Limestone nnd Danville Colleges,
Southern Conservatory of Music, Southern Baptist The
ological Seminary. Some of them have attended Uni
versity of North Carolina, University of Virginia and
Chowan College Summer Schooi. One has taken a
University of Chicago Extension Course. We have
ei&h teachers.
IV. We have enrolled students this year from Stan
ley, Buncombe, Haywood, Swain, Macon, Clay and Jack
son counties in North Carolina, and from South Carolina
and Georgia.
V. Courses are offered in Piano, Voice, Education,
EiMe, Sunday School Teacher-training, Art, Domestic
Science and Domestic Art. ,
Spring Term begins January 1. 1918. Write for
Catalogue.
J. C. INGRAM, Principal.
spent for non-essentials as for tKe
nececsary things of life. This is
particularly true of the cities, but
it holds good for rural communities
as well. Daring ihj year now clos
ing the farming people, as a class,
have made and spent more money
lhan in ar.y recent years. What
have they done with it? They
know best whether it has gone for
essentials, whether it has been w jse-
i ly invested, whether it has been
usd for the benefit of the country
at large.
The new thing which is happen
ing in America is this: the country
as a whole is awakening to the fact
that no man can use his property
for himselt alone. I he possession
of money creates an obligation, on
the part of its possesor, to aid his
fellow man and his country through
its proper use.
This obligation takes two forms
which seem contradictory yet are
the same in effect:
One: To keep money In circulation;
Two: To save money wisely.
Keeping money in circulation is the
opposite of hoarding and hiding
vour profits. Saving wisely means
putting your profits to work in the
P most productive way.
What better way U there to use
I your money than to lend' it to your
it pmintrv at interest? Todav Ameri
ca offers its people a splendid op
portunity to help the nation, help
the soldiers, to help themselves
and to help to lessen the suffering ;
would, if nominated and elected,
brim', to the office of Judge, not only
the experience gaiiied as Solicitor
and active practitioner of oyer
twenty years, bat also the vigor and
aomty to aispatcn ousmess 01 a
We are nearing the number for Utroug body and active, well trained
lowing
SYLVA RED GROSS
a cnapter at Sylva and the work 1
going steadily on.
Qii.iu accustomed to consider and
described real estate in said
County and State to wit; Fifte3n acres
of laad, property of J. H. Alley Heirs,
iu Casiiiers Township, was on the 7th
day ot May 1917 duly sold by me in the
manner provided by law for the delin
quent caxes for the yaar 1916 thereon,
amounting to Two Dollars and Fifty
eignt cents, including interest and pen
alty tnereon, and the cost allowed by
decide promptly such questions as law to E. G. Lombard, for the said sum
Lignty-nve members were re- are constantly presenting them-
ported in the Christmas drive. s.,jves t0 a iudde for solution and
The work room is well auenced Ulus SdVe tne county and tax pay
anda box will soon be ready for ers much expense,
shipment. Beta, Addie, Willets, Every day that Courts are un-
vjiciivmc mm minci aic icpic necesRniy proincd means an a -
sented in our membership list. We ditional burden of costs, aside from
will be glad to add your name, if the necessary attendance of jurors,
you are not a member of the Red litigants and witnesses, farmers are
Cross.
FARMERS'
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taken from their farms, business
men from their business often tim s
at the busiest season when the loss
of a single day means much to them.
ORGANIZED.
Mr. J. M. Cunningham, of Glen-
ville, was here Wednesday and was will be considered" by tha voters of
telling us that he farmers of Ham- the District from a business stand
burg (ownship have organized a point. That his age, experience and
Farmers' Union with a membership ability to rapidly dispatch business
of some thirty members. J. M. as well as his record in saving the
of Two Dollars and Fifty-eight cents.
being the highest bidder for the same.
Aud I further certify that unless re
demption is made of said real estate in
the manner provided by law, the said
E. G. Lombard, his heirs or assigns,
will be entitled to a deed therefor, on
aud after the 7th day of May A. U. 1918
on surrender of this certificate.
lu witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand, this 7th day oLMay A. D.
1917. J. W. BucHANAN,'T."CT-r
Now, Whereas, after diligent inquiry
uo one can be found in the possession
of said property and upon diligent in
quiry tiie persons in whose name the
Mr. Bryson's friends and supporters iaud was taxed orhsted can not be
urge that these matters should and found in Jackson County.
THEREFORE, Know all men and
pardcularly-J. H. Alley Heirs that the
undersigned purchased said lands on the
7U1 day of May 1917, and that the same
is desribei as above and that the sale
was uia-Jo fur delinquent taxes for the
Cunmnhgam was elected Pres., i. F. Count of expenses made s Solid- ear Jl5 aud that tue time ot" redemp-
Moss Sec. and Treas. tor all commend his candidacy to
Mr. Cunningham also tells us that the favorable consideration of the
they are circulating a petition people of the District,
through their township to present In temperament Mr. Bryson is
to the County Commissioners put- firm, yet courteous and agreeable:
ting them under the Sylva-Dills- by character an honorable, christian
boro-Cullowhee road law. He says gentleman.
that they will soon have the required born and reared among the pec
number of signers, but they want to pie of thif District and having a feel
get as many as pssible ing of pride in the place of his birth,
MRS. SARAH SI1ERR1 L DEAD- he is one of the people and can and
Mrs. Sarah Sherrill, who has been does rejoin with them in their j y,
in bad health for the past several aud reel for and with them in the.r
I years, died Wednesday evening Dix j alfli. ions traits of character which
tion will expire on the 6th day of May
1918, and if the same is not redeemed
on or before that date as is required by
law it is the purpose of the undersigned
to take a deed thereto.
This the 2nd day of January, 1918.
E. G. Lombard, Purchaser.
OI OieeUlllg iUlUpC. LU- "lO... ,;ft, ltlalmmPllt hafH.llifirPP
woman and child in America should j p w Kincaid, at Dillsboro.
turn every dollar and quarter into j was 'seventy-eight years old and is!
ilii.
iiis iriends ure render him
the OiTice
of
War Saving Stamps. It is a good j
investment, and at the same time
the biggest-hearted thing you can
do for humanity.
Do you believe in the brother
hood of man? Do you want to see
s'lffcring and bloodshed come to an
survived by four daughters. Mrs
Mashburn of Blue Ridge, Ga., Mrs
Chas Snyder, of Old Fort, Mrs. P. W
Kincaid and Miss Bonnie Sherrill,
liarly fitted to hold
Ju l,;e of this Distri
Mr. Bryson has always been u
true Democrat, among the leaders
of his party in this section, and has
HAD THE GRIP THREE WEEKS
With January comes lagrippe
Lingering colds seem to settle in the
system, causing one to ache all
over, feel feverish and chilly, tired,
heavy and drooping, Mrs. Lizzie
Tyles, Henderson, Ky.. writes: "My
daughter had -lagrippe for three
weeks. I gave her Foley Honey
and Tar and now she is all right"
Sylva Pharmacy. .'adv.
of Dillsboro and four sons, Messrs. I always cheerfully given of his time
Ed, Jack, William and M. A. Sner
rill, besides a large circle of cchcr
i MAlnt-ltTAA n - "1 -P Ar s r
end? Do you want to hasten thei""vco a '"CUUB-
splendid day wl-ji all the people' me tunerai was neld Friday at
will stand shoulder to shoulder, Webber MethoJi eajrea. 0: w,:-?
oi hmw n,iPPfnl and free? If &he had long been a member, nA
f x w x
von do. lend vour money to the
world, your own. ) Help America tu etery
interment was in the Webster cem-
and ability to the cause that he
behev'ed right.
His friends claim that his
experience, legal attainments
cisH"--::t'-i -iiiaent!;v i'n hsm for
jude did confidently predict his
! nomination at the hands of his
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GETS GOOD RESULTS QUICKLY
These few lines from J.E. Haynes,
McAlester. Okla., deserve careful
reading by every one who values
good health: "I find no medicine
age which acts so mildly and quickly
and ! with 2ood results as Folev Cathartic
iaUeio. They empty the stomach
and bowels giving all of the digest
ivergans a healthy action."
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