1
MILLION AND HALF
FOLK BOUGHT NEW
FORDS IN ONE WMt
Iko V.l._ .1 Iwh. HuM
By Detroit Manu(&ct?rer Since
April 1, 1922
Detroit. Mick.?Korv (has ftHfe.
000 new car fen vera have }oMl^hi
Srvat Ford family in the United!
StaU*& in the last year.
This is shown by retail sales recH
AHtJOCA* Twago m
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f Shipment of Dodge, <
I Knight Automobiles, w
use in showing and den
No better cars built th
lower than ever in the
manufacturing.
Start the Summer
One of T
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| FARMS FOR SALE
1.?79 acres, $3,70<
;; ance 1. 2. and 3 years
Sweetwater. 1 enn., on<
orr?r*/4 ofnto r\f rnlfu'atm
O VUIV- V/I V, vttbt ? Ubiw
? 2.? 1 25 acres red lar
? fencing: fair house: 8 :
i Tenn., on \ onore pike
$ down, balance in nine
i 3.?143 Acres. $10,
4 wood. Tenn: pike; bes
X 000 down, balance in t
% 4.? i 7 acres close ii
4 good barn, house, ele
? burban home.
| 5.?60 acres. $3,500
% home, well-watered: 3
OTHER GOOD
Any i arm. an> s
WE CAN SELL your
For Further Details <
I Sweetwc
I Estate C
SWEETWA
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!! If anyone wants or
; me or come to Sweet
:: glad to help you bu> I
W. B. i
V SWEETWA'
THE i
Iordg of the Ford Motor Company, j
During April last year more than I
100,000 Ford car* and trucks were'
j delivered to retail customers in the
! United States and this record has j
been maintained unbroken every I
month since that time. Easter this1
j yaar completed one fall year In
Fords have been going into
at the rate of more than 100.a
month. bringing the total well
ove^ 1,000.000 for the twelve month
period.
Since the price reduction of $-^0
last October, which brought Ford ;
cars and trucks to the lowest level
in the history of the Ford Motor1
| Company, and with sales running
abovr the 100,00^ mark for the five
consecutive months since, the saving
to Ford car buyers in that time thm
the reduction had added niorc than
i S2o.000.000 to their purchasirv
power for other necessities and illustrates
th?. thought behind Henry
Ford's famous saying. "Buy a Ford
and spend th*? difference.**
Ford Mortor No. 7.000.000 was
turned out January 17 of thU year.
Sine* then more than a quarter million
more have been produced, and
so great ig the demand for Ford
cars and trucks ioal at yie-nent deal- j
ers' stocks throughout the country
are practically exhausted.
OOOC ?P0fr?#00 0 0?POPfr0OP???* C1CEIVED
f
Dverland and Willys- ?
hich we will take pleas- ?
lonstrating at any time. |
an these three. Prices ?
history of automobile J
Right by Getting
hete Cars
100RE !
v
aler
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bargains j
ON EASY TERMS f
3. one third cash, bal- jj'i
i time; 2'/2 miles from \
i half mile off pike. In i,
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id. lies well; good barn. &|
miles east Sweetwater, j;
price $5,750; $1,500 t
yearly payments.
000; 2 miles of Engle>t
farm in county; $2,- :en
equal payments. :j.
t town. $6,000. terras: ?
ctric lights, water; su>
: terms, ten years; gooo x
Yl miles out. ?
FARMS CHEAP
nzt foi any buyer ? ^
FARMS at AUCTION |
)f Either Farm Write; !;
iter Real !
Company |
TER, TENN.
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or two mules, write ;
water, Tenn. Will be '
them.
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CHEROKEE SCOUT, MURPHY, NOR
SELL AND EAT
SWEET POTATOES
WEEK APRIL 16
Raleigh.?The week of April 16
is sweet potatue week in North Gar
olina and agricultural workers of
the State College and State Department
of Agriculture are endeavor- i
ing to help the famvrs of the State j
move their surplus. Gorrell Shumaker.
of the Division of Markets, i
has written a letter to all produce J
merchants asking them stock up J
and push the sale of potatoes and to t
reduce their margin of profit for.
the time being in o*rder that as many |
consumers as possible may be able j
to buy.
Director B. W. Kilgore. of the Agricultural
Extension Service. ha*
asked the fa^m agents to git behind'
the schtme and try to Help their Co-J
operating formers sell ail surplus
potatoes. Mrs. Jane S. McKinvmon
and her force of workers will try to
popularize sweet potato^ dish s and
hold demonstrations showing how
to male* the be?t meals with the po- r
tato.
The idea back of the whole move- j
ment a> outlined by Mr. Shumaker. '
,a to relieve the farmer* of some nf I
their surplus stocks. Many growrrs
in boll weevil districts and in areas
where tobacco wilt was prevalent
put in a surplus of potatoes and now
find that they have no market for
them. It is a patriotic act on the
part of North Carolina citizens lo
help these folks out of their dilemna
by buying: suc^ stqrks as will be
needed dtir.ng this week.
Mr. Shumaker requests and urges
til householders in North Carolina,
all public institutions, colleges and
r?ther organizations to buy sweet potatoes
this w ok to use up the surplus
so that the money now tied up '
in this chop nv?y be released for
jlher farm purposes.
FOR OVER 40 YEARS
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE has
twrn uaed aut.eaafully In the treatment !
t*f Catarrh
IIALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE mn?i*t?
of an Ointment which Qukr'nly
ReHeree b> local arpli~ation. and the ,
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acta
through the RI>?od on the Mu. nui Our- ?
facea. thua reducing the tnnammatton.
Sold by all druggiata
F. J Cheney A Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
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Marble * j
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Mease Is are numerous in our community
at present.
Mr. Ernest Cox has just returned
from an Ash ville hospital where he
underwent an operation for appendicitis.
Prof. J. M. Lovingeod carried his
wife to the Murphy hospital Sunday
for an operation f.tr appendicitis.
M rs Rill Hoc rv nr.! .Too Mil- '
t ?n ha\> just returned from Tenn- I
yWrt they went to buy some
male*.
Prof. Zed McCIure. of Otpden. N.
C.. has just closed j 10-niirht sin*ir.jr
school in our town.
Mrs. Delia K?-owr. of Atlanta,
who has ucn visit ir.gr her parent? at ,
this place r turr.ed to he tv, n0 ;ast ;
v cvd:.
I.. Abemnthy was a week
*n. the home ?f her father
'1>. Puett.
P -o M-- and M*nt. Grady Smith
f ;?. rl Tuesd y -f hist week.
There is a hunch of surveyors
row working t. n -r'rond urvey
from our tcu*n into the Tcllico
Mountains. We h< no ?Vat it will
p.m. ant to a preat deal to our community.
Mr Dillard Griffith of p.*. htr-e.
was a Marhlo visitor Monday.
Quite a num>?er f Marble folk*
have been attending court ?t Murphy
the past week.
Mr. Willie Mint*, o' H. nj?intrlop.
was a Ma-Me visitor the past w k.
Rev. Dujrsran, of Unak.i. made a
flvinp trip to Marble on Monday of
last wrok.
With our cr.cinr school iust <%To~
I ed and springtime here, let's all come
out to Sunday School and nni^ this
the best year f our Iy<_ in *h, tr?od
work.
Co-operation is ore of the grandest
of all thing? with out our county
paper, the dear old Scout.
HP;
REMEDY
Prn > fom TMC acucr or "
Coughs. Colds. Croup'
WH00PW6 OMMM. HGMSOIESS
BRONCHITIS^
-SOLO EVERYWHEUe-; #.
tHCAMUM
ENFORCE DIPPING
LAW, URGES THIS
TEXAIS JUDGE
"Don't let any man be arbitary
and think he can g0 out and blow i
up a vat and stop the functioning I
of the whole government," said j
District Judge Hugh Carney, in
charging the grand jury of ('ass
County. Texas, recently.
Judge Camev expressed hesitanee
about mentioning' the cattle dipping
law because of the fact "hat
several vats had been blown up :n
the county following his cb *rg.* to
t^e jury in 1921. and -ain 14
vats were blown up frl"nring this
occasion in 1922. S'nce that t me.
however, a conviction had been obtained
in this court, and the sentence
had been upheld by the Criminal
Court of Appeals, and no mo-e violations
or acts of violence against the
dpp'ng law are expected in Cas3
Cof . Texas.
T .'to Camey said further.'
"We h "C a new inspector this
y-ar r.: .! I urgt. th0 people to meet |
him over halfway and do the right {
thing At first we didn't believe
w0 could ever get rid of the fever
SBBIBBBflHiBflHHunder landing
that at tly close of last y?ar s
dipping season there were only 47
holders of cattle in the county infested
with the tick. I>ct every man
be a pood citizen and enforce the
law."
DANGERS OF A COLD
::vrphy People Will Do Wcl lo Heed
Th#m
Many Bad Cases of kidney tron- .
ble result from a cold or chill. Conpestcd
kidneys fall behind in filterinp
the poison-laden blood, and bach
ache, headache, dizziness and dlsorered
kidney action, follow. Don't
neglect a cold. Use Doan's Kidney
Pills at the first sipn nf kidney trou- '
ble. Here is an txpcn^nc,, told by
a resident of this locality:
Mrs. Chan. C. Bell. 2'? Woodrow
Ave., Asheville. N. P.. says: "My
kidneys were always weak and if I
over-worked or took cold it settled
on them and my back ached as if
it would break. ! could pet r.o rrlief
day or nipht. My work was often
neglected because I was in such
misery. I was hardly ever free from
dizzy headaches. My kidneys acted'
irregularly and my feet and ankles
swelled. I used Doan's Kidney Pills
and I hav,? never had anything to do
me ?o much pood. My Back war
soon strong and free from pain. The
swelling left and my kidneys were
regulated."
60c at all dealers. Fo?ter-Mil*
bum Co.. Mfrs.. Buffalo, N Y Adv
Sweet Clover and Honey
Sweet Clover seed and pure honey
(comb and extracted* direct fr >m
producing point at lowest possible
price. Quality Guaranteed. Write
for prices and circulars.
John A. Sheehan
R. D. No. 4. FALMOUTH. KY.
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Value ]
Overland a
Fifteen >ea
better Che
in its field.
We arc sqt
confidence
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DRIVE AN OVER
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Children Cr
The Kind Ton Here Alva;
in use for over thirty
All Counterfeit*, Imitati
Experiments that trifle
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imauii auu v/uuui>? ?
Never attempt to r
remedy that you
What is <
Castoria is a harmless st
Drops and Soothing Syr
neither Opium, Morphine
age is its guarantee. F<
been in constant use for tl
Wind Colic and Diarrho
therefrom, and by regulat
the assimilation of Food;
The Children's Comfort?'
GENUINE % CAS
Bears 1
In Use For
The Kind You I
TMI CtNTAUN C?
SUBSCRIBE TO YOU
ppi
ppoducTmon!
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Rises Like
sccndency has come sureh
rs of experience have tivei
rland a plus value that !o
Overland value is creatin
jarely behind it with ali t
so good a ear inspires.
fS-Oaarlamd Advertiirment ia Tkt So
Ra*d$i*r $52$ Compt $79$ All /
E. C. MOOR
LAND AND REALIZE
i for FMclw'a |
ft Bought, and which has beti I
year*) haa borne the signature -4 I
t tha wrapper all thau JtM1|
iat to protect the comiBtlfl
aerations. Do not be deceived.! I
ona and "Joat-as-good" an bet |
with and endanger the health ?| I
perience against Sxperiment. I
elieve your baby with*J
would use for yourasM
CASTORIA 1
lbstitute for Castor Oil, Paregorinl I
ups. It is pleasant. It conu3 I
nor other narcotic substance, h, X
>r more than thirty years it has I
te relief of Constipation, Flatulency I
ea; allaying Feyerishnesc arisii I
ing the Stomach and Bowels, 75 I
; giving healthy and natural sleet. I
rhe Mother's Friend. I
>TORIA ALWAYf
the Signature of K
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Over 3CX Years I
Have Always Bought |
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and steadily. G
a this new and I
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