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I CHER
I Factory Town
If Local! aimd
1^^= fwoo t?:i?:p?
T N Hill and-Mrs. Paul Hy
ttt entertained at the homt? of Mrs.
II Hyatt Wednesday ufUrr.cor.. Thr
house wi- beautifully decorated
with ferns and Easter lilies. Two
I Contests were held. In the Shakeapetfean
contest Mrs. J. W. Pavidion
won the prize, a very beautiful
unity case. In the other contest,
'Suppotions for a Tea Party," the
prize was won by Mrs. L. E. Bay1st,
the prize hemp a linen Handikerchief,
a detiviouo silsd course
was served, the colop scheme of
green and white being carried out.
Uesdamos Baylesa and Thompson
assisted in serving. The guests were
Mesdames \V. A. Bryson, J. W. Davidson.
W. M Axley, L. E. Bayless,
J. W Thompson, Henry Aiken, T.
J. Mauney, J. N. Moody.
Mills. Raymond Lybrook, W. K.
Dickson, M. W. Bel!, James Mallonpe,
J l?. Storey. Don NVitherspoon,
IV. W. Hyde, J. C. Slocumb, Willard
Cooper and J. H. McCall.
Mr. Hyatt, of Bryson City, who
las been here taking treatment unler
the care of the local Chiropraeor.
relumed to his hnnie much in>troved
a few days ago.
KCn! Withersnoon returned
rortt northwestern North Carolina
Vedrw-d.-u afternoon, where he had
I fen on It-gal busines:.
M? r?. Jack Herbert and Bruce
tistol ?>f Andrews, were here on
usinesg Monday.
I.ittle Mis* Grace Wills Bell celerat<
.1 her sixth birthday last Rat
rday by entertaining a number ol
er little friends at her home or
'allty River Avenue. A number o!
am? were played, after which th<
ue?t gathered around the tabic
nd enjoyed th.- birthday cake and
th?T refreshments. Those presen'
fere Mis>es Annie Moorman Can
ler, Fannie Deweese, Margaret nn<
lary Witherspoon. Sue Beth Lloyd
'ranees Lybrook. Grace Parker, An,
I ill and Mrs. L. P. Kinsey.
Tkird Gene\
TTn:?? c
.to other l.izatire can replace Dr. CalJHf
wcli't in the conuJcace el
those who ate it
'Pi!!. Ft K arc iho-jMi'iu? ??'
SB I healths . robust young men and
|H a'otneii w!i?< hu\e ne\er in all
S their lin taki-n any other la\an
Uvc for coustifKition than l)r.
M Caldwell's Svrup
H r?P*?n. tlK-ir
BB ;irBBk parents were
BB i|faf| Rivrn it by their
Hi I ' 1ftmMM parent s; the
grandparent*
K usinK it today.
H j It i* the one
HB ativn
I I 0Ak9p ed to nil tJi?* fain|M
v. safe for tlw
|H J little ones, effcoI
tive in grownups, so compounded
[ that elderly pt)[tlr. who an* con1^?
JtSSily fcr*"?d to n ln\Ntiv(
because the intestinal muscle!1
m? wcalciatii^, iiflil incrt'sH
do-iape unnecessary. This wonderful
cun--ti|KUU)U remedy has beer
used continuously for 30 years
and o\er 10 million bottle* on
now told annually, the laiyisl
selling family fauaUve in the
world! The cost averages but i
<*nt a dose. Every druggist sell
it, and under a guarantee to d<
as claimed or your money will b<
refolded.
Millions of carefully conduct**
bomea arc ne\ er w itlaiut a botth
of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
uTR LOW
JARANTEE THE QUAL
FOR ALL B
ED CEDAR SHINGLES
OKEE MF
MURPHY, N.C.?
P<er??mal jji
?ONF >o ?30M
Miss Lynn Albright spent the
week with her parents in Waynes-1
I
Miss II. M. Berry, of Greensboro,
J A ociate Editor of The Scout, i*
j here on business th's week. She ^11
leave Monday for Louisville, Ky..
where she has an engagement to
speak to the Good Road? Association
ant! Louisv'Pe Chamber of Con-.
merce '?n in<? neviiopmeni 01 goou
roads in North Carolina.
The regular monthly social nv^ting
of the Missionary Society of the
Methodist church met Tuesday aftj
ernoon, March 20th. at two-thirty,
at the home of Mrs. J. H. Phaup.
After a short busincs session the
mission gtudy class took up the lesson
of Africa, led by Mrs. J. H.
Hampton. At the conclusion of the
le;*on, Mrs. Phaup, assisted by her
sisters. Mesdnmas Clark and John<?n.
and iMts Elizabeth Abemathy.
I served a delicious salad course.
! Twenty ladies of the society were
oreren* and enjoye) Mrs. I"haup*?
i hospitality.
I Mr. J. V. Davis of Charlotte was
here last week. Mr. Davis was a
1 former resident of Murphy.
Mrs. Catherine Campeau. ?ho ha.
, hewn employed in Birmingham, Ala.,
| is spending sometime with her chilj
dren and sister, Mrs. McCraqey.
i Mr. J. J. Simonds. of Oregon and
1 California, is visiting his cousins,
A. M. Simonds, and other relatives
j : nthe county.
P. Mr. Paul J. Ransom, of the Bu?
i ' reau of Rehabilitation of the State
rj Department of Education, was here
? the past week observing the men
taking training here under the bu|
reau'* direction. He was well pleast
ed with their progress.
1 Mrs. Z. Y. Brown, who has beer
, living hare with her mother, Mrs. R
, V. Wells, this winter, i.* .-pending
the week in Asheville.
ration is
tyrup Pepsin
ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE
Thntuam?* f parents r.rr lutinj
llifmirit. i " 11 iirrr ;. /? / ft -/a <ruif
?rttrlhy laraiirr that ar.vone in f/u;
/ urpr > .xi /<. /.-v .S'vrun I'rptin.
I trill g! i./fv ;?# V a /itff r .'
tantplr batllr. s^iiirirnl f?r un ?i< >?w<r
It'riY* ?nr ti sn.J
-1 JJtrtt l*r. H. it. ?'tahltfrl!. f>t:\
W iithtngl.m HI., M.ntwlL'. lllinuit.
1 Ifo it n?tr '
Mr. J. B. Bolk of Shaw. Miss.,
n-liis on it entirely to keep his
children in hwlln. nnd Mrs.
Catherine Connolly of J? r-ev City,
J.. declares that not ??nfy h r- I
self but nil her neighbors and
friends use it and tell others al*?ut
' it. There is scarry!y a dav that
f someone ?n n family does not
need it for const iputien, flatulency,
[ nuto-intoxication. biliousness, in!
""isnninj. hniidndns.
[ colic an.l cramps, and to break
' up fewrs urn! cSSE.
1 Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in
a acient it foully-balanced com"
pound of I'atvptiuu senna wilh
* fM'psin nnd pleasant-tasting
1 aM&atics. The formula is on the
1 package. As the popularity of
1 this natural vegi-table laxative
* increases, the public discards tJio
3 harsher pliysirs like calomel, coalt?r
in cOndy form, salt w aters and
1 powders. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
s Pepsin empties the bowels more
cleanly raid without any danger.
THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. MUI
PRICES
'1TY
UILDING
G. CO.
I
P hone 95
a
BBBBKmnH 3IB2X3
"TONS! LITIS
Apply :hicKl7 over throat? J r
cover with hot tlannsl? {
VICKS
T7 V AFO KUB
Oucr / 7 Million Jan Used Yearly |
, I
Mrs. Warner Smith, of Reliance. \
Ter.n., was here several days the !
p:. t week on business.
Mis Loucine Wells, who is teach1
ing in the Proctor Public Schools, :
spent the week-end here with her
mother, Mrs. R. V. Wells. She had
as her ffuest while here her friend.
Miss Ruby Wilsons, of l'roctor.
Mr*. Z. Y. Brown give a delightful
rook party at the home of her
mother, Mrs. R. V. Wells, Saturday
evening in honor of her -ister. Mi >.
Loucine Wells, and her guest, Miss
Ruby Wilsons. Tho^ pi. nt were
Mises Eva Nell Mauney, M i . Norvtll,
Carcie Ferguson, Lyni \ ' 'ght
Alma Manning. Mrs. R. T. C > ell,
Mr. and Mm. H. G. Elk 1
Mesrs. W. E. Studstill, W. W. <1ger,
Neil Sneed, Ralph Moody, and
L. E. Nichols. Miss Mary N . v 'i j
and Mr. W. F.. Studstill won h gh
sciycg and were jgiven a beautiful
; bunch of sweet peas and a handkerchief,
respectively. At the conclusion
of the cards, delicious re,
j freshments v/ore served.
Hugh Brittain was given a surprise
party Saturday evening by a
number of his school mates and
I friends. Many games were enjoyed,
following which Misses Carrie
and Gertrude Brittain served refreshments.
The guests were Misses
i Elizabeth Ford. Annie Margaret and
Emogene Axloy, Grace Lybrook,
I Maurine Fain, Mary Akin, Blanche
Teajruc, Elizabeth Maneval, Lena
McJunkin, Margaret aMneval, and
i Messrs. Garrison Maneval, Lidel
Cough, Henry Barnett, Herbert MiCall,
Arthur and Charles Beal, Clyde
.MO.umKin, II. .uanux una laui i
J. Hanson, of Raleigh.
,1
Mr. T. \\ . Porter, of Andrews, is
here on busincs this week.
:
Mr. and r.Ms. Arthur Fisher and
t Little chihl. of Haye.sville, .-lopped
I over here Wednesday night on their
. way U Mrs. F;sher*s h ;me in West
Virginia.
I |iiP?vinr::.work on the streets was J
( completed Wednesday morning when
| the little triangular space at the intersection
of Tennessee and Depot
Streets was poured with concrete.
It will be about fifteen days before
the streets can be opened to traffic.
School, which has been suspended
for the week on acount of the development
of a case <>c two of a continuous
disease, will in all probability
be resumed again Monday, according
to unofficial unnuunceiucttl
made by members of the school
board today.
'The Little Clodhopper'
.Next Thursday Evening
TU? rinjk..?.u>. tk.. ?;?v.
4 ?"" VIVUIIUI'I-V* '"V ??V
of a comical play to he jriven next
Thursday evening:, March 21?th. at
the school auditorium by Circle No.
I 2 of the Woman's Missionary Socie|
ty of th* Metholist Church. There
ane seven characters in the play, all
| local talent. The play is unusually
comical nd the public i? assured a
j delightful evening:. There will be
i an admission charge of 25c for all
1 the proceeds from which will be uaed
for the benefit of the church. The
I r iblic is urged to hear the dat? m
I ind ard attend.
RPHY, NORTH CAROLINA
mW Nose stopped up?^k
IMENTHOLATUM 1
x^ ouickly clears
^5?1Z3? *~
WANT ADS
. Ti:<- ideal Hosiery Hills, Maryville,
xnn., will always furnish steady
m: Iy . at to women and g rls of
;ocd character who are 1C year of
I
l ie-hod od men can fin ! steady .
niployment within one-half mile I
om the ho ery mill in furnace'
ooin of alumnae Company of Amcr- !
ca, Alcoa, Tcnn. 22tf. 1
IVL PAY $36.00 weekly full t'me.
?Cc an hour spare time selling 1
losiery, guaranteed to wear tour i 9
nonths or replaced free. 36 tyle o
Pre# samples to workers. Salary or a
JO per cent commission. Good r.o?- ' I
ierv is an absolute necessity. you ] J
n sell it eui.ii>. experience unry.
K.1 JLE KNITTING
*. Darby, I x.
STRAIGHT ?ALAI*T CSS per week
and expenses to man or woman 1
with t.g to intioduce POULTRY
MIXTURE. I .i ek3 Ffg Co. F.a t S
Louis. III. 11
WANTKIi Men or women to take |
orders for genuine guaranteed ho. 1
iery for men women and children, j '
Eliminates darning. Salary $7.r? per
week full time, $1.."0 an hour spare ;
time. Beautiful sp ing line. Inter- 1
national Stocking Mills, Norrj.-town, 1
I'a. 29-10t-p
AGENTS VVANTCI) I ! . J. R.
Watl. ns Company will employ a ,
lady or g. neleman agent in Murphy.
Wat kins Products are known every
here, and our salespeople make big^
incom-.s. Invest gate this opportunity!
Full particulars and valuable
samples sent free to hustlers who
mean husines. Write today. THE
J. R. WAT KINS, CO. Dept. SS, New
'
WANTED?
I
Sltidder man. Circular mill sawer
and loggers; only fir?t-c!???
men need apply.
HIAWASSEE RIVER LUMBER
COMPANY
Knoxville, Te:-* .
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
Varieties: Jersey Wakefield. -VI
Head. Winstead. Copenhagen. Ma:
ki t and Charleston; shiptvd par-el
post delivered; 25c per 100; >'1
| pi-.- iju; 5u.oo per i.uuu; ny ox. :
>1 r?0 per 1,000. HKii! KNOI.l.
ITH'CK FARM, E. B. Harreld. Pro.
r i -r, Kcm-r ville, N. C.. Route 4.
ISc.x 11. 2t-p.
I nnrl For SaIa 22 5 -acre
farm land for sale. 70 acre* cor- \
ton land, no ditches; pood timber and
buildings, freestone water, in Gilmer
County; bargain in this farm as T
am going into other business. Write
r see W. H. GARNKR, Ellijay, Ga..
Route 1, Box 50.
"* 1 ?
WANTED?Five men. S3.00 per day.
Board $0.00 per week; aeid wood
cutting.. .1. F. ROGERS, Old Fort.
vN. C. 31-2t-p.
SALESMAN WANTED?To sol . t
orders for lubricating oils, greases !
and paints. Salary or commission.
A.I.I^ Tlir IMDt'l'V nil I'M
I Cleveland Ohio.
NOTICE ? LOCUST POSTS FOR
A SALE HERE IN MURPHY. SEE
II. N. WELLS. 32-H-p
SALESMEN WANTED?Fruit Tree
SsJwwmb, profitable. pleasant,
steady work! Good side lint for
farmers, toac1 ers and other?. Permanent
job f??r pood workers. Write
for terms. Concord Nurseries. Pept
33."i, Coneord. Ga. <33-12t-p>
' R SALE?Fifteen or twenty full
blood Khode I: land hens. E. B.
J XORVELL, Murphy, N. C.
fc -,w
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rfm
pH
"i'm Going to He
P 1 _ O * ? Tk 1
v^uriee ouus next
The other evening ->ur Mr
jtore about 9 o'clock to g
heard the followl ng rcma
who was locking in our w
"Nice Clothes. Fred - and
dark gray Norfolk made b
next payday. '
l?ntidrt?ds of :iloo? in?idf>_
Our clothe in the window
they do on the damniies.
Curlee Value Fi
J. W. D
Stcre ol
FOUNI)?One m"Jley heifer about
two years old. under bit in ear.
3c-en keeping her since January.
Same can be had by paying for this
id and her feed. J. M. Howard. Re.
gal. N. C. (lt-p>
NOTICE?Have some stable manure
for sale. Average wagon loads.
?2.">0 per load, you haul same, we
io not deliver. F. D. DICKEY FEEI)
COMPANY.
Services At The
Methodist Church
The people of Murphy are invited
to worship at the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning and evening.
At the morning service there will be
a discussion on the "Character of
Pilate." and at the evening hour the
subject will be "Judas Iseariot."
Good music; and a warm welcome to
all.
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a. + J. +
Ogreeta ?
J* + .i. .1. .i. J* i
Mr. Effard Seoggins has been
very busy hauling this week.
M". Tommic Floyd made a business
trip to Murphy the past week.
Mr. John nnd Buck Burp - were
visitors at Mr. McDonald's Sunday
Mr. Hob I'b-mmons is \. r.g hh
cousin, I'M S, i.rrns at thig place
Mr. Sam 1 bmmons ar.il Ed Scop
trins made a busim > > trip to Ogrcett
Sunday.
Mr. Fha !: Klovd is planning t>
help L. IV i'arr.i I make a crop th
year, but th*- weather has ben si
bad they haven't had much sueces?
" Mr. Edd Scoggins killed tge tines
. bird Thursday that has becii see:
around Ogveeta in many years.
Miss Dorothy Jaws vi:;item M's
Gladys Hall Saturday nifrlit and Sun
lay
UouaefJT,
. v i, i \~'i
Moral" use 'jSP
2in]
P. P. D*Unr Company Inc.
r?m
A
I
\f-11 . . - 1 ;? .v.* ^
eion .vppvu in wi<r i,
et a forgotten a k'igC and
rk made by a young man
indow:
nice people, too?see that
y Curlce?that will be m:ne
?hut. the hicr irten -* thi*J|55
will look better on y:>u .na.j ?
/
rst Suits, ? ? ?
- $22.50 to $35.00
Davidson
f Quality
DOWNWARD
COURSE
Fa*t Eeini; Realized By Murphy
People
A !rtt!v back i h" at first.
Da ly increasing t i' tin back is
lame and weak.
ITrinary disorders my quickly follow
;
Dropyy and often lit ght's disease.
Th s frequently downward
course of kidney ill
Don't take this rse. Murphy
residents should pr??f the following
experience:
Mrs. .!. F. Davis Floyd Ave.,
Waynesvillo, N. C- "I vis
down sick with kldre - 'rouble. MS
back was in poor cot ? on and ach. d
and pained terribly. When I tried
t0 bend sharp pair..- went through
me like a knife. It wis impossible
for me to sweep. 1 felt tired and
when I was on my feet the pni:1 aln\
st drove me wild. Hearing of
Dean's Kidney Tills. I -r r supply
and began taking tlv-m. They relievcd
nie in a short ;w- and soon
rid me entirely of the trouble."
Price 60c. at all <\ ale. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?
pet Dean's Kidney Pills- 'be Same
that Mrs. Davij. had. F i-r Mil burn
Co Mfrs.. Buffalo, X. Y.- Vdv.
~ Mr.
Jake Taylor visited his parent
Saturday night and Sunday, rc
turning t Mural.y M- . . \ornMr.
Wa.ter TivntV. .m w:ir. a visl?
v at Unaka Sunday.
Mi.- Daisy Hall returned home
from Hawknob. where she had been
- visiting her uncle, Sam Plcmmons.
i V: and Mrs. Kffard Seogg;r.s and
little sun. M .rt : . vi-in the latter'
parents Sunday,
a M'\ s'lyde Tien.men- . ouirncu
- hum. recently aftt r having spent a
o *V?v wi . with fr ::d> and relatives
. at Oir?-? eta. (
Mi lloi.ort Kicll n.:.a? a l.u-1n?*
??i
t j trip to Mr. uurjres- i-.uuiay.
r? Mv. Jake Rurgvss \ isited M'.
T. . , H? > .1 last xv. ek.
K v. Charlie Floyd will fill hi?
?'appoint iii'.': i at OgTceta the second
!- Sunday in April, if not hindered in
any way. Everybody come.
|I Shoe Polish
Kfffp'Your
Shoes Neat
Bufl.k.. N. Y.
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