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1W Official Organ of Murphy ana
Ckaroktr County, North Carolina.
MYAN W. S1PE, Edit or-Manager.
MISS H. M. BERRY, Associate Editor
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I THE AMERICAN 1'RLSS ASSOCIATION
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SOMK THINGS THE SCOUT '
WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN '
MURPHY AND (.'HER- r
OKEE COUNTY. i
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In Murphy (]
1. An active 3oard of Trade
or Chamber of Commerce.
2. More manufacturing industries.
a V..U! PnctPticpf Inn*
A Union Station. f
4. More Improved Streets. .1
5. Ke^u'.ax Library Hours. ,,
6. A lie.ill C Cluo
In Chcrok?e L?- ?r.'
1. A >y t : . ty .vis ,,
Stat*
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raising ar.d dairyia^
Ai-.fk ci
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| EDITORIAL
WK-^x-K-XX-^K-K-K-M-X d,
The Right Spirit
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,
Tht spirit at pr ; *.. ] tne
comir.tr .a* >. : *h? bus .
ness m.-n the \vfl M. : i\ night
t-? the " tlit- 1 "r.an her *
C*
town.- - 1 .
one of the he.-: i,:- the kind
ever herd in Murph. Th huinterest.
ur, begm-nt? real a.
that sini.1 r-viuswj|es n he
brought M 1 rp;
son*
this seer- . it .1 that the st v. ay
to do ti. s through t it h
Whir. a ' ^
* nt at rai M * dn r.??rht ^
work tokether any iong-th >f t if ^
:s no such w> rd ;> 'ai. v .1
there is v.->p?
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The Wror.-, Spirit
! as: F lav it uetirng . !;.
?>e
|2t?d ' ' ' rvnrrf<
-!V |
an and ' tv.nt i a* fr ?m .
y \ :ir- .
j '1 i i a "
plied o* ' -*r ^
instead < having an aodtence of _j
five "r ; c-d. 'Icre was an nr
audience A ?my a hundred er
HOW TO GET BACK 1
THE "JOY OF OFF" ?
LipE isn't if ?? ? be
weak an<J nd n; >ucssn hardly
d rag } >u; -< i! around.
If the r v h red blood. full of health Ha
and vi^-T. pumping ;h iwm'j ?UUI | lot
veins, the joy of Lfe vt .-jld come b.u ^ It
soon enough! Gude's Pcpto-\lnr.i?an gr,
has worked this magic fur thousand- tio
it will do the same for y >u Jn!.*
it for a short time and see how r |
health and strength improve. Y .r
dnjuyjist has it?liquid or taolets. cs .'
you prefer. p j
G tide's ?
Pepto-^angar j
Tonic and B/ 'od E:\richer g
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*nd the great majority of thcae were
children.
The art of debating* is om of the
most desirable of attainments. It
is more valuable than perhaps any
single subject taught in schooL The>
only way profiency in it can t>* attained
is by practice; but if the
young people are to have the practice.
they nr^st be encouraged.
There js no better encouragement
than for the parents to show their
interest, and this can best be done
by attending such public occasions
a- th? Murphy Vt'aynesviDe debate
held last Friday night. Whenever
the hool children give any public
performance of any kind, the school
auditorium should be filled with parents.
The Apple
Industry
Cherokee County and western
N\.i:h t a* ?'un t needs a cash crop.
N section can prosper without It
in- me > ?u: ? of mcon*e from tne
it>ide It :s, of course, tmportam
jmmuic ?ui trie iooa an<I feed
eded for home consumption; hut
vith -ut n- ney to buy with, the
ommercial iife of a section is throtJed.
t'ntil a sectiorf is industrialzed
and l'a'r:s to fabricate mair'ia
? t.? -el outside, it must look to
hi -1 .? a.< the chief source of its
ncome. This is the condition of
"heroki'o County. For this reason, I
est dent* of Cherokee County should
nd their aid .?n?i assistance to the
inly agent in his efforts to ae?
op a cash crop in this section,
ii- efforts .irt being used to aid
pple growers t > produce a quality
;t - that will command reject
on the larger markets. The
< hmnto in this section are
i ah.. tin apple Industry.
>' a trie spraying and pruning.
' r ihods of picking,
i : a ami ack g. th?. re is no
a a appl. s grown in this
. d r t take the samo high
it k th ?s< grown in the northcstern
part of the State.
\ tr-: 1 ? ir::r :.g has bee^ made
beha.t' f th r.pple grower s !n
r c . i here to give
Snftnafcrationa m oruninp- and t*v?
liata should take
..c ..f these demonstral
he . y agent will t o
r f rmation at any
me.
he New
!hurch Again
mittCc of the I
? . r h :> canvassing Its
k for I
- ?
ward the new
tin outst&ndTngj
_;i: .tr v.- ' and vhe worl; j
tuned. It ii tol
1 s?rh money will j
-a r. the next two weeks j
i\s of the ?>>m- I
*.? .?*. . ? ?...' t to resumr
i r.z . -ati-o-.s. There may b J
other churches w"
.!?i k k >ub*criptior t r<
r . I t iinly u of nv>or I
. :i i ? rommur t> tr. . \
ir . ?iv eh .-vh bui. '
M ' ii?t conj- c . J
v.. extei |
Aa -- (tend . i! .?
anyone, and the
in its present con-1
will be dantapred
If it could he
inducerree
Flower Seeds
You will be .rlad to know that Ha*
uga The South'* Seedsman." will
ve av, iv a : 2.0'H>.evlO packets ot
?i :?? th^Scuth'S n:o:-t popular flow '
: r:r... |
There > r. . r.< in the home that
n . r'eh colored flower? i
v ' ;= : up and make any j
ittr i tivv Y vi can't plant to* C
4r." .er.4 a* i tl.is op;ortunltjr t?
t sr.tr'e y Ev r!a*tlng Flow |
r. . ? :d Mexican Burn
; i' . .. :? *< lateiv free. Is certainly tc j
welcomed by all readers of tkle j
per. \
i : en <et th m' Just write tc
istlngs* for the new 1923 Catalog It
is you how to kbi uower free
has 1A0 pn^os of beautiful photo
?phlc picture and correct deecrlp
as of garden flower and field seeds
Ihs and planu. and also la full ol
Ipful information that Is needed
aost dally in every Southern home
s the most vrluabie ?oed book erei!
Siiahori and you will be mlgktjr lied
:'ve go' it. Just write and aak foi
? new Catalog.
H. G. HASTINGS CO?
Atlanta, Ga.
ELIBE TO THE SCOUT? |
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THE CHEKOK.EE SCOUT, MU
ment to delinquent church goers 'to
take a new interest in church work;
it would attract more new member?
into the church; and would m&ke a
structure, of which every citizen or
the town could be proud.
| Notla |
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Dr. A. F. Stiles, of Tapico, X. C..
J visited his parents and other relatives:
I h?~ last week.
?- i
Mr. Edgar Murphy and family]
visited Mrs. Murphy's grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stiles, and other
relatives here last week.
Quite a lot of the young folks
of this community enjoyed the egghunt
at Mr. O. P. McClure's SunJay
afternoon.
Mr. W. P. Stiles and family visited
Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Hall SunMiss
Zennie Hogsed, of Birch, was
a pleasant oaller on Notla last Tuesday.
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For ma y years it
universal family c
been privileged to
During the past fil
of retail customer
months?and yet i
! I ward to the day v
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And now tne way
Under the terms c
each week and yo
your money will b
it will draw intere
I hink it over. Fi
pate in it?father,
Why not start tod
be glad to fully ex
the ownership of i
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RPHY. NORTH CAROLINA
f-SAVE VOM MKV-1 U
I On? ho* of Tun'* !M1? m??i manr I
I dollar* In Jcaor'i hlk A rcrocdv I *j
I for duea*r? of (ho tick head- I *1
1 Rfhc. dr?c*r?'? cwiirtpttlon. hi- I *j
lou. MM; a million people cnUortc *j
(Tuft's Pills) I
The preaching at Pleasant Grove 'J
church Sunday by the Rev. Conley J
was enjoyed by a large crowd. We *1
hope he ^ill come again soon. *i
Miss Flora Smith was the mi ?l ''
of MiElla Stiles Sunday *i
Quite a large crowd orjoved a *j
singing at Mr. A. W. G ccn's Sun- 3
day night. j $
Mr. R. L. Dockery purchased a .j
nice < w and calf one day last week .j,
from Clifford Hall. !|
M C !l:o Stilos was thjru="'f
Mrs. 11 sin Hall ?*ie da>" la^-t w. k. V
Mis i. N'ecp and Eula Smed wen- \
out one day last week on business. *JMr?
M?rsn*r^ Cre?*dcr. of \
injrdop. was visiting; friend; and rel- {
stive on Notla last week.
Mrs. Vernie Ha per is visiting hor ^
parents in Georpia this week. 1 ^
the univer:
NOUNI
OF INTER
.LIONS Of
V //'/// /uti/</ a car /
Henry Ford in 1903 Reai
hat Prophecy I; Now M<
9 rd 1 Veck/y ^/Jt
has been Henry Ford s p<
ar?to put it within the re
enjoy the benefits of mote
tteen years over 7,500.000
s- more than a million an
there are still r ullions of !
:hen they can own a Fcrd.
is open.
>f this plan you can select ;
u will be surprised how so
>e safely deposited to your
St.
ve dollars will start an acc
mnfkpr krnfkpve nnrl e cfo
ay. Stop ar.d talk it ovei
:plain the details of the pla
a Ford Car.
tJorcf ^Motor
Detroit, Mi<
THOS. S.
Authorized
Murphy,
FrW*> c
Candler's Specials j|
NEXT WEEK ONLY! !|
Brown Domestic, best grade, ;|
Yard Wide fSc ||
Ladies' $1.50 new Spring Hats 98c [I
; 1000 Yards 10c Lace and I
Embroidery, yard _ . 5c 11
'? .^3 a: d .';3.E0 Ladies' Silk . I
Waists -- -- $L98 (I
'"ccd Ginghams, yard lS'^c jfl
Men's, Women's and Chil- I
dren's lie e :5c jl
THESE PRICES GOOD ONLY I
yipRlL 11th TO 14th, INCLUSIVE I
We are shewing a complete line of La- t|
dies' Su:ts, Ccats, Dresses, Piece- p
goods and Hats for Spring t|
Men's and Boys' Suits?Shoes? I
Candler's Deot. Store I
MURPH' , N. M. ?
>UBSCR1BE TO YOUR HOME PAPER "$|jJ
SAL CAR
CEMENT
EST TO
7 FAMILIES
or t/e mu/fituc/es," !(
d How the Fulfillment |l
ide Possible Through the I
irc/asc !lJ/an I
?rsonal ambition to make the Ford the j|
ach of tiie millions who have never jl
>r car ownership. 1
I >rd cars have been placed in the hands I
cl a half of them within the past twelve I
ami lies who are hopefully looking for- jl
four horc! Car. set aside a small amount II
on you will own it. In the meantime II
credit in one of the local hanks where jl
I
ount. The whole family can partici- II
rs each doing a little. II
with your local Ford dealer. He will B
in and help you to get started toward I
' Gompantf |
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chigari
EVANS
Dealer *
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