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JACKSON ' CO.
0! "OVER THERE"
Every thing is beautiful but it
lot any thi::g on "Western North
Carolina."
We had a very . pretty view of
I Ireland. I was hoping to see -some-
n.j w we miblish a letter from ling of Wales but did not. Wei
Geo. Cox to his home folks mve not had any extremely cold
which will be of ; weather of late ana aop3 we will
not. Have been able to o around
has iiucr r'fciiru&Dn
juoul nuiijiiAtiu
ADDKE35E3 LARGE
AHCES
USE FARMER'S
ownee
iMi' lillCl LJV w "
pun
jouni.il.
fu ut. Cox, of the Radio Company
a,.,,! ;t Ueut. from the Wire Co.
!,;, a Lieut, from the Oal Post
w,.ro selected to to France
study the Frciica melhjuj oi'
jj,,!;-, service so as to be able to
the Field Signal Battalion
thev reach France:
, with the hoe and plow is asked to
do before he grows strictly commer-
IflR FOR 1 Q ! 8 cial crops-0311 he do it? Yes How
1 U 11 1 1 U can the consumer get him to do it?
; By making it to his interest finan-
BY J. M. JOHNSON, OFFICE OF FARM cjaHy
MANAGEMENT Nqw ug whgt avemge
ine farmers ot this btate, m com
farmer has for his individual job.
vll '!
One of the nost thrilling patriotic
addresses ever heard in Sylva was mon wun tnose oi tne entire uun-, Thp pRn nnn f keUD
without over coat quite a good deal, itha: delivered by Judge Jeter C, try, are being asked to do certain j thisclass in North Carolina.Dividethe
I am rested up and am ready for ! Pochard of Asheville at the Audi- things along the line of crop and'Wtf . . . . nnmhpr
work any time now. I hope by j urium on Tuesday night, live-stock production this year. The of farmers and get what the averJ
now you have received the tetter ! The speaking was under the auspec- request is for an increase in the age Qne .g expecled l0 do Then to
which was to be released after our I ies of- the War Savings Society and amount of corn, hay, wheat or other get your vidual duty as a farm
urrivd o i iK- - Mde. j one of the largest audiences yet aL- bread rains, vegetables and fruits. e plgce yourself as either above or
Ih-c.tiR ip was pleasint and' s -.i.bleJ in Sylve listened with rapt dairy products, pork, poultry and bJ h average just as you think
I vi3;i t ra h and was a. ways attention to ivs description, ot the scvcld1' UU1C1 "ci ui . should be Dlaced and add to. or
r.hinPSPtnm tnni' War the calif s eadinUD toit. ana "umc ui iwai uuusuuipuuu. imc
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Mv nearest ratner anu mouiei
j -V n'steil now and feeling fine.
V,. ..re at Winchester England and
)li;vi!:'4 a good time, with nothing
?p..ri;il to do for the past two (lays.
lnuii'4 this time we, Ramsay, Han
,i myself have been going,
no ii. 1 and have seen about every-
The Winchester, Cathedral tlu
,,l(lei in England, was where we
mi :;t .nost of yesterday. Oie Oi
re . .; y to hear
din cr h
sea and
sen
The quarters (staterooms) were
gcodandthe food was fii?, (in
courses) and great style a few were
sick and thought they would die ,
but nearly ail enjoyed the life,
Time did not " slow" one bit, a.j
we had a lot of u. ny nurser, and
men and soon were like b'u family
or party out for a pleasure trip.
We were soiry to break up the
t i r Mi" in in tit Anf ni v a rn rvi ' -wr vr
J. vVj had some rough the duty of every American to ."c mncu iui individual ca-e.
or : v.j "Squalls" which ! fight same to a successful finish, of winning the war. The appeal; Fo. use within the State, the ave-
icw aves over the decks. His patriotism is 100 per cent pure is maae to our patriotism. r ick- . farmer should produce 1500
substract from, the general require-
PETROGRAO EVACUATED
BYJOLSHEVlltt
Petrograd is being evacuted by
the Bolshevik government Moscow,
the ancient capital, is to again be
come the seat of the Russian Gov
ernment, while Petrograd is to be
made a free port.
The population of Petrograd is
quitting it hurriedly and various
government departments are re
moving further inland away from
the German invader. Bolshevik
I rAlin r c ' in Mncpnti; o.irl tVto rir
vinces are said to be more opposed
to the Germans and a separate
peace than those in Petrjgrad.
Previous reports that the hard
and his one strong appeal was for ing up the opportunity of serving, d f pork beef and pouitry j terms of the German peace treaty.
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party lines and parly factions to numaiiuy is one OI maKing a 410 pounds of butter, 334 gallons of
be forgotten in dealing with the pront trom the year s worK. i milfc (t0 uge sweet) and g58 gaUons
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M,,. ,( ir ' snnnose von wouiu
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. . ..m,i cvhi. . n, nartv but vou Know we couian
hat was to be done
w ui. ly co it of-arms "that this or
ihi! v; some other old Patriotio
K:: -r Arch-Bishop" had to do
did. or might hive done, had sj;i;.rt
me in a killed him.
ibis Cathedral was built or part
ly Unit by William the Conqueror,
siMy after 1CG3, The stone work
is almost perfect even now aud the
i-nrving on the tombs beautiful.
iiu.m nrp tlvMnands buried un-
1 lk v. . -
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iiiv; iiuvii uui m. x
of Fpiice that
rooms
of
exactly fay
ill y-Mi pl3,.seseTid me the ad
dressee, J any of my "Kin" either
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i lu .j ujianu o. rrauce aim iac ujjj
common enemy. He stands for
America firs,t and then party prin
cipals afterwards.
After dealing with the various
phases of the War and the great
undertaking which we are up
which take from Russia thousands
of square miles in Europe and Asia,
would not be accepted by the all
Russian congress of workmen's and
and soldiers delegates, indicated
in aiiempung neater piouuuuuii, ; tQ uge ag buttermilk 270 dozen
u may oe wen io size up uie suua-1 e m bughels of sweet and IrishJ
tionandsee wliat is required lor our o 7Q . . . f heat 300
own maintenance, what to support jhhlf nnd 6 or 8 tons ofiso that the non-peace elements
our. non farming population, aii(4hay now t0 take care of the ex-1 in the Bolshevik ranks were giin
what will be necessary to allow a five j . ri.mands add one.tenth all the ! ing the upper hand. Evacuation of
, w - ' 1 1
against, he mads a strong appeal to ten per cent surpms tor e-P rt-j way through, and especially to the Petrograd was mentioned as one of
for the conservation of everything Tne next point is to take up the nou.Der;shable Droducts. The farm- measures the war party proposed.
which would aid in bringing this armor ot the hoe ana rae, ana
War to a su3ce33fal finish. . The measure up to requirement and
War Savings Campaign which is j national expectations.
now beiag wa led was especially it us see some or tne uungs we
in Wales and the address of friends emphasized by him and he very w.nt: Meat, maiming porK oeei
I . i r. l tk arirl roiiltr.; 1 wmtPfl' fdd; hilftpr
in France t id Auj.Ij .vlais friends clearly precntea io nis neaieis uic , ,
er's job as an individual begins to
stand out when he considers these
figures.
Can our farms be so organized as
to meet these extra repuirements
-w. s. s.
ur i
ist Ui." large amount
:mr ('. of them had. large
v -v r-nrvod out near t;ie sides
lui- Cathedral and the tomb in the
mi'lille. It certahil was worth dy-
I .1 "flvorl lit'
wi in inose uays, io uc uacu
in Paris. It 1 have any time off at
any time I want to pay same visits.
Send them as soon as you caa as I
will ee;Luinly have some time in
Paris very soon.
icU dear Gran-father I am going
to try and visit his old home in
Wales my first furlow.
Will hope to see Frank before
long av.d then we will try to keep
up with each other.
reasons why Vhrift should be en
couraged b r ry one. He very
siro gly emp asized the fact that
thp finest investment ever offered
the American peop'.s was through
the channel 0." the Thrift Stamps
and the War C tamps which are now
being offeied''or sale at every Bank
and every Poat Office.
AH41. vet allow them to be operated
milK, potatoes, omer vegpiaww, . , nrnfit-pflrnind units
. , , ; Will ii Viw.i w 0
wheat, com and hay, witn t.iese .g r questio'n frequently asked and
DacKeaupwiui uioie. ueana, . . . . . answer is
IT 1I1V1J V V v-.
Pl:i, wr,;e me ail ihe news at
.ill r iiit1aaa
like that. They, however, were tne nomi-.uuuwucc, ivc a
Ni-rman Kings and the Cathedral all my friends.
bishops so I suppose they I v; :nt to Invd a letter from my
luiitd such decoration; and t len baby sister, but aybe you had
"UhMHly Mary" was there too, 1 better write a little on it too. so the
don't remember all I knew about censor won t think it is "code".
lr ,hor tlmti whnt her name im- I will soon be very busy wit.i
lilies and that seemed to be enough, plenty to do, and ready for our Div.
li. sit down in her chair when it gets here.
that she was crowned in, but
The meeting
siniug
didn't set anythi.g different from
any other chair except that it was
very old looking and quite odd.
Then the Monks "nodding stools"
vromiiti interesting, they were
fixvd so if the Monk should nod. for
v :.rd when sleepy, after long hours
ol suing it would pitch over ana
Ha poor Monk would fall over which
must have been quite embarrassing
or even a disgrace before the church,
YuliT .-im s-.A T wasn't born
in ih( se days, because it must have
l'vw av.ful hard to think you could
-i
t b'u p m church no matter now j
had one might be.
lliue were many other things of
ii:tt:v:-.i hut the tombs of th No
i!" ii' 1; ngs, Bishops, Queen Mary
1 1 ecially the ''Nodding Stools"
:iM'n ul me most
!
was preface d by
" Amelia" by tl:4? entire
a I.-;,
hone-made molasses and other
usual accessories will take care of
the real needs.
A study of consumption of foods I ,
"... - i i nn I WwdV.
in 4c3 larm i imiiies, ot wmcn od
vvere in Nnr.h Carolina and the
others in nine widely distributed
States, given some definite data oi
in f.i .pnuiiiiiii' uisi wiiui.
Yes, It is intended that some of
the problems of organization will
be taken up by this orlice next
-w. s. s.
0!LL8801il RED CROSS
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ouartett-by repiesematives from must do at tms time u we are to
The ; teeo ourselves, vvnn mis uaia a
a guide, va may project our work
the Sylva Collegiate Institute.
snpjibp, . i produced by Han.
,
ir. . .f ',n .-r.i rnr the vear wun assurance Oi
Jno
w
Dr
io. r. EiOh. ot i iS p.dLe, uuu j j dreat deal more won;
aataiux. whM,; in Sylva by wmpushing a good purple w.0i-, ,ighed and each b,
r. anu Mrs. , A. NicVo.s. necessary waste of tune aud . do her
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DUtSBORO
Wiih love to all,
Your loving son,
George C. Cox,
My eddrs is Lieut. George C.
. . . i r- ...l.i. ...
Cnx 105th Field bigaai Dauauoa.
Merchants
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s. s.-
AMERICANS GIVEN
FRENCflWARCROS
L. V. Bro?k vvent to
Sundav to ' i:end' the
Jubilee.
A large cro vd from Sylva and
Webster attended the "Rainbow
Kimona Society" Saturday evening.
Mrs. Holmes Bryson arrived trom
Ash-wiiie a ff w days ago
ThcDillsborc Auxi iary is doing
splendid work now. More ladies
nttnnH than ever before and new
members are coming in lapidly.
A great deal more work is being
dv seems
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woiiv. . . , r i z,.n v.:. o
nn at m l- t a laree numoer oi uu&iiiim oiiiiio
On the 55 North Carolina farms , . , oro
n ioiiTri .. w have been finished, also some more
there was an average consumption , . ... T. spmn(i
Perpersonof l22 pou d of po k , once.
Knnvville two pounds oi ueei anu n.o - ... .
- .1 . .-i. J ' I lit-- i M I X I I I 1 .1 I Mlll II 111
weighing a p p i o x imately 1-4;
b . & . p , 'n.lQ nf arger than the first one
nnnnHa fl niPfe or b.l DOUIldS Ot &
nnnHrv rnnsnmed Der Derson. The
tv " j .
will be much
Last Tuesday afternoon, March
Rth. our society was delighted to
have Hon. Jeter C. Pritchard speak :
JACKSON COUNTY
UNION MEETING.
Will meet with the Johns Creek
Baptist Church Friday before the
fifth Sund ly in March.
Friday 29th at 11: A. M. Intro
ductory sermon by Rev. A. C. Queen
12: M. Dinner.
1:30 P. M. Has the time passed
when once a month preaching will
satisfy our people? By Bro. T. F.
Arrington.
2:30 P. M. Should churches have
a set ralary for their pastors? By
L. H. Crawford.
Church Music: What kind and
how? By Rev. R. N. Dietz.
11: A. M. Sermon by Rev. J. C.
Massengale.
12: M. Dinner
SATURDAY
1-30 P. M. Womans work in our
churches. By Rev. E. R. Harris
2.30 P. M. Haw may we interest -
our church members in giving?
1st the pastors salary. By Wesley
Green. 2nd To missions By W. F
Cook.
SUNDAY
10: A. M. Are we getting the re
butter consumption averaged 41 lbs.
per person, while there was 33.4 Ildve .i Cciip nf the war and sults from the Sunday 8011001 we
y :n j QR o i to us on the issue of the war. anai
gauons oi sweei liiuiv uscu,uu.u &ci-
I I W7 f T7'.ll I 1 . f I .... . til, OT A srmrl
dnd ivatL :ooi-.i w-re the quests oi 18 bushels of Irish potatoes i. - y
IO i i igc
! in the interest f the War Saving
Bi caanan Saturday
American of::,rs and privates
who distingiv.il-d th mselves in
the repulse of the German attack
northwest of Toul last week, have
b en decorated by the French gov
ernment, war crosses being
the men in the presence of Premier
Ciemenceau.
While visiting the American sect
or Sunday the French premier
umnt intn the front line trenches,
VYUL iwv-
talked with
r 1.1. '
lS i wouiuu u . inspected the troops,
been eithe .!. nfi nipn an(i
officers ano men, anu rename u
t -pcci illy interesting to see. j parig satisfied that the Americans
v. :ings went," as different ones I able U) nold their own against
v 1 i..d t me in poorer. One wouia I commoa enemy.
1 '- nc ie to the Cathedral or add i . w. s. S.
. . . .. j . I
-i-i tautitul carvnig, ana tuiuo fif,1 nr rt wni Qvm
1 ..-c would come
Miss Margar
and Sunday.
Miss May me Snyder of Canton
visited frieudL and relatives here
the first of ttt? w;ek.
Miss Hrt rii h Moore of Webster
; snfndiny s, ine in the city.
Mrs. P. W. rvmcaid returned from
given Knoxvule i'aursaay.
LiUie Miss Lillian Smith ot can
ton has been visiting little Evelyn
Jarrett.
Miss Lena button is speeding a
few weeks in Asheville.
Mrs. Lula Pangle and s
wen; to Ashe villa Thnrsd
in Friday
hnshpls nf sw?.et notatoes and a
pounds of flour used for each per
son in the family.
When those figures are given a
State:wide application, we may ?ee
just what our farming job for this
year is.
In round numbers our present
population 'is 2,500,000. To" give
each person the normal meat allow
anfp of 19. nounds of Dork, two
1 lf
a l rdp anriience creetea iwr.
A X to w
Pritchard and we were highly en
tertai ;ed by this splendid speaker.
There is no doubt, that each per
1 son present" was inspired with new
ourage and enthusiam,
LAUfllf AND LIVE!
ought too, if not, why not? An
open aiscussion.
11: A. M. Sermon. Preacher to
be named. It has been suggested
that the John's Creek church be
dedicated. The suggestion came
since the program was made out, so
let every church be represented.
Committee
R. N. Deitz,
W. N. Cook.
A. W. Davis,
w. s. s.
Amorillo, Texas, Feb. 23, 1918
Mr. Harlowe Kitchin of Hereford
Tex., an employe of the Hereford
Come to the High School Audi-
,,n Claude 1 Pounds of beef and 26 pouaus of torium Friday evening marcn 1 Printing Company. was in AmoriU(
av' return- poultry, or a total of 150 pounds of x 8th. Negro Minstrel given by tne d ay trying t0 enlist in the U. S.
me it ner nerson the State must i Sylva umegiaie lusuiuic x w.j navy, ne pasea me examination.
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nrvmg, anu , i MPfTIG OF KNTIRt Wili SAVING
-SftifcBBmtt FOR JACKSON COHSH.
all
i i) J ust
- v. : Ley could have be j ten it
Ml ii they had wanted to, then
'"Hit one else would carve and
litald some more, and "so it goes"
now the German "Gothas," may
n and ruin the whole tiling
Vvhic Li they are very much afraid of.
Fverv member of the War Sav
ings Committee and Chairmen and
members of ail sub committee ate
urged to be present at a meeting
in Sylva, N. C, School Auditorium,
TuPRdav. March 12th, at 8 o'clock
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So it s,,m,w .if hvp hn who wich P. M. Mr. Gilbert 1. btepnensou.oi
Winston-Salem. N. C, Director ot
ine L.aaies oewius vjiuu ui uni- gr0w
u mar . .-.nt-prtiun!ii Mt fhfi home
uuiu HVii' vuiwui"' vpor
of Mis. Cole Cannon, Thursday eve- - o ' - . . ... Rh
ning. The members present were. cq can nnn i
j M7nA. niisi ai?u yiu "
iviesuame,, : , . Then, while
and Cole Canaoa ano Misses, Dorcas 0 . . . . and con.
ana Ciiien auwi, muia ihuhwjj,
... , , -a simed. we want
SaraBeiLMfooia .eveaiua - d)Zen egg8.
LViaruareL uuv iiuucui.
375 000 000 pounds during ' Proceeds to go on piano fund. Ad- j but on account of not knowing some
r. 'Likewise, she must have mission 15 and 25 cents. 8 o'clock. ! good trade he wiU have to wait
w. s. s.-NOT1CE.
awhile. Mr. Kitchin is a well knowa
young man of Hereford, Texas, and
all of his associates think a great
deal of him. Ho goes in the very
the best society aod is always at Sun-
We
bushels' of sweet a
Notice is here by given to
... . t .,1 i i C-.nr r:r o r n rvi 1 We novo eT tt nno
J 4- a n.iK n that I A7111 J . T 1 1 1 1 V III UUVCl" u J J oi.w.. ..w u v wj vuv
nu iiium .m-i.u,...... - - . f . . . .. . . .
14,000,000; nor T. W. BicSett tor a paraon rar --T-h" uTjL TTh SG,v
much of our young ladies. He came
nH Trwh norMtoes Harlev Lindsev who was convicted M.
nf nnr vnnnd larlioa Ha fame-
The duo v, li meet next Inurs- . 17500000 busheis 0f wheat. Io at the Feb. term 1918 of the Super- here from Syiva. c abjUt six
day evening t the home of Mrs..'
F. I. Watson.
feed our stock and give us
c,0me ior Court of Jackson County on the months ago.
-W. s. s.-
w. s. s.
North s
member
I'Mlrstrnv 'nlw5iv with us".
Ihu f.,r wp hnvp hM n verv i Service, for War Savings for J
trio and are very comfort- Carolina will address this conferenc
aUe. I and is anxous for every
Iuijoyeda short stay in Scot- o be present at that time
lu'il and heard the "bug pipes" from
train. The scenery is beauti
H such peculiar old and quaint
ll(juses angl eyery thing quite green.
meal we want 75,000,00t bushels charge ot retailing sinuous nquui. )
Win SWINGS of corn and 1,500,000 to 2,000,000 Th,S 7tU Marcn Wis.
" M'fth- I tons of hay, besides the usual cora! J. B. CosdiU.
. . -i i mi e e .
fodder. The vegetables ana sma ,
r f oniinnn apVps are! dFFn TORT FOR SALE I have
I fills 11U111 'v- - " , ijji " - " , . . . , g, . .
"nted a very early variety of corn that I move the little . one twpm danger
4V"nted- . :L, L r Adt.nH vvhena . is snuffling or cougr
This is the North Carolina tarm- iouuereu mc U6. . u your dmy tQ get mmj
j Mr. Gilbert T. Stephenson, of
TAKE CHILDREN OUT OF DAND
ER If you saw a child on a railroad
tra3k you would endeavor to re
! Winston-St,e.n. Director of Service
fjr War Savi gs in North Carolina,
Meeting on War
-w. s. s.
Russia has finally signed the
German peace terms.
will address .lass .leeting oa War f d our populalicll the corn is well matured. It is ex- out 0f danger of se
Savings Siamps at Cullowh33 Audi, r sj . fed Now for a tra large corn and will yield more ces? Foley's Honej
torium next Wednesiay morning w nave v . ndd than most any other corn. Price relief from coughs.
. . . . , , III er I r!IIL &U1U1UO ivi vawvh,
MarCh1 ILljr oneth to theitem, all the way . 00 per bushel.
should attend this meeting. (: through. This is what the man,
severe consequent
ey and Tar gives
colds, croup and
whooping cougo. . Containesnd
S. P, WiIkes,Sylva, N. C. ; opiated : Sjlva Pharmacy. Adv
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