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If yv. i * ant n roofing out of the ordinary, '
let us :Jh>w you the striking color designs
obt finable with Barrett Evrrlastic Octag
oral Strip Shingles.
Then unique shape, fadeless red. green or
blue 1 Jack mineral surface and exceptional
durability, make them the last word in
sturly. beautiful, economical roofings
Let us quote prices?you'll be pleasantly
surprised.
Cherokee Manufacturing
Co.
Factorytown?Phone 95
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M- I I'- Brown well of California*
ha ; ... opted a position with the
Stat Highway Commission as resident
i np'neer for Cherokee County
H and Mrs. Brownweii have
moved to Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Travis cntertained
Tuesday evening in honor
of Mrs. Thomas Kinsey, of Cincinnati.
Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bruce, of
CuH son were in Murphy wn husin?
th? first part of the week. Mr.
Bruce is a son of Mr. \V. L. Bruce.
of Culberson.
Dr. Snow, who has been prescript
ruggist for the R. S. Parker j
Drue Company, has resinned and return'd
to Copperhill. where he has'
] r?ha. . .| the Prince Drug Store.
Mr. J. 11. Nichols, of Culberson.
v * a visitor here the first of the
week.
Mr \V. A. Bryson invited in
M - I>. With rspoon. Mrs. R. S.
Parker. Mrs. J. W. Thompson and
Mr-. W. H. Travis for a table of
bridge Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Witherspoon and Mrs. Travis won
bij.h - ore. A delicious salad couise'
at.i! coffee were served.
On Thursday afternoon. May 3.
11*23, Master Charles C. Dickey. - n
of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Dick?y, cih-'
brat<d his eleventh birthday by entertaining
eighteen ?'/ his little
friends at :? party. The color
jvh< mP of pink and white was carried
ut ?n the decoration of the living
rooms and dining room. Many
contests, games and fortune telling,
was a source rf thorough enjoyment
to th youngsters. Refr shm Tits
were served in the dining room
vhah v.as lighted by a pink shaded
chandelier. A lovly white cake
on whn^ burned eleven pink cand!
v farmed the centerpiece for *he
dining tnhle. Th - o who enjoyed
Master Charles* hospitality were:
WHAT FUN IT IS
TO BE HUNGRY! !
YOI' can't be well and hearty un- j
less you arc properly nourished?
you can't be strong unless your 1
appetite is good. |f
. Cor a keen appetite, good digestion. f
rich r?-d blood, and the "punch" and .
pep" that goes with perfect health.
iou need Gude's l'epto-Mangan.
Take Gude's for a short time and
noii- tlie big difference in the way you
look, cat and feel.
Your druggist lias it?liquid or tablets,
as you prefer. .
Gude's I
n ,1*
repio-jv\angan j
Tonic and Blood Erxricher
NOT!
* I have six nice mule* for si
?. One pair 6 years? old; One pa
] ] These mules can he seen in
) ; or in pairs. Witt sell cheap ft
A. J. M>
FOR SALE BY
Thn. S. Evani
Murphy, N. C.
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ne 20 .j.
Misses Frances Dixon, Elsie Tilson, I
Sallie KnU- Bak.-r, Mary Nell Wells. I
Kath'.een Axley, Lois Hill, Nettie !
Hou ton D ckey Frances Dickey, j o
Mary Deweesc, Lucile Hiii, and I
John Bay less. John Davidson, Wil-1 iam
Thompson, William Bayless. k
Barton Cope, Marshal BMl Jr., j F
James Axley and Wallace Green.
!
Mrs. Raymond Lybrook and little,
laughter, Frances, left early this F
morning for a visit to Mrs. Ly- F
brook's mother at Lynchburg, Va.,! k
-.vlio is reported to be very ill. t
?
Misseg Clara MoCombs and Emily f
Sword entertained a number of d
young people atthe home ef Mr. and I*
Mrs. P. H. Sword Wednesday eve-j u
ning from 7:30 to 10:30 o'clock in; h
honor of Miss Myrtle Henson, of s
Sylva. A number of games were o
played, after which delicious refresh d
ment were served. Thost. present a
besides th,. hostesses and purst of h
honor, were Misses Mabel Ellis. El- t
la McOomhs. Gertrude Rrittain. I
Carie Brittain, Mary Jo MoCombs, js
Elizabeth Hampton. Bcttie Kate j p
McCembs, Claudia I.oudermilk, An-j t
nie Sword, and Messrs. L. E. Mint*. j >
W. E. Stud--t.ll, Tom MoCombs, Can '
Dobbs, Luther Ellis, Porter Axley, |
Wilbur MoCombs, I.owry Hill Frank
Dickey Jr., ami Jake Palmer.
Mr. W. B. (iartrell. fornv-'-ly ?n i
the wholesale goods business hen*. ^
but now <f Kr.oxviile, r onn.. has ' ^
been here this week on bu-*r..'rs.
M<ssrs. Samuel and Giles Coyer
u in Murphy Thursday on business.
Messrs. J. K. Storey. A. C. Richmond.
W. M. Fain and R. \V. S pe
motored *.-? ii 1 bi i ville Sunday al't
ernoon to view the scenery along
the Topton-Robbinsville road.
Mr. F'. A. Davidson is placing
brick on hi !ot for his n"w homo.
A farmer i? Pitt County built a
sweet potato ht.uso ot the sug-r *:i??n
of the county agent two years |
ig. Thi spring he ha* sold 2<Ml
!>ushels of potatoes in the town of
Vyden at $1.25 per bush-1 and i
oiling about 200 bushel? more for
>odding at $1.50 per bushel. His
icighbors who have potatoes to sell
rom| the bank are letting theirs go
rom fifty to seventy-five cents p*ri
"hoiM
W Hums and bruises?^
I MENTHOLATUM I
^^cools and heals^^
Ej ?
?le?One , vr 5 year? old; j*
ir 6 and 7 years old v
i Murphy. Will sell sinple 4*
or cash. ^
\RTIN
THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. Ml
A Sports Jacket !
Sfn7TT75'Hi^HE
After tne style of a Chinese
Undarin coat is this sports jacket
f heavy silk, vividly embroidered
r, Chineses design.. Hat of felt wi.h
chou" of gros-grain ribbon and erline
tails.
)ON"T BLAME THE CHILD?
Don't scold your children for lnck
if control over kidney secretions, j
t is nol always the children's fault
?in many case,; it means weak j
idneys and can he readily righted.;
lead this Asheville mother's advice:
Mrs. \V. B. Whital: *r, 336 S.
'rench Broad Ave.. As> ville, N.C.,!
ays: "I am never w'thout Doan's I
Cidney Pills in my h-?nv and I
:now thcrq is nothing better for
idney complaint. My lit daugh-J
er has always had ?rl: ' dneys
nd was annoyed a lot I ; *' too
requent action of the kidn? both
ay and night. I had heard D un's
Cidney Pills highly spoken of so 1
ised them. They soon regulated
ler kidneys. I have taken them nvyelf
when mv kidneys were out of
rder and 1 was ru? down and felt
lull and languid. My kidneys also
icted too frequently but Doan's
mve never failed to relieve these ntacks."
pr|?? nnc af aii Don'* imply
ask for a kidney remedy?
rot i>oan*$ Kidney Pills?the same
hat Mrs. Whitaker had. Foster lilhurn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
-Adv.
The State Farmer's and Farm
Vomen's Convention will be held at
ht? State Collepe thi* year on July
1. Auirust 1( and 2. Marke those
lates on your calendar.
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JRPHY. NOKTH CAROLINA
EIGHTH MONTH
HONOR ROLL OF
MURPHY SCHOOL
(Coatin??4l from page 1)
>ixth trrade?
Fir-t Honor: Geneva Lovinjrood
ir.d Elizabeth Maneval.
Second Honor: John Bayless,
lardie Camph M. Annie McJunkin.
t'irjr nia Dewerse.. Eloise Fain and
n\us I?yer.
i.fadors: Eioise Fain 9'J, Ellraeth
p.Mncvil 98. and Geneva Lovi'k?od
movement: El?it- Cornwell.
^ewnth Grade?
F.rrt Honor: R Ua Belle Palmer. J
xnd Loui>t. Faircloth.
nd Honor: Janv William-!
v.. Gi::de Lovinpsoil. R ll:i Belie I
Palmer. Kathrine Miller.
Loaders: Rilla IK le Palmer 9r>.5 j
Louise Faircloth 95.5, J a in eg Wil- '
liamson 95.
provement: Lucile Hill.
Failures for the pa t monthCharles
Zimmerman. Pearl Swaim,
Frances Dickson and Bertha Simonds.
uiun o*. nuui.
First Year?
First Honor: Leila Posey and
Flora Step mens.
Second Honor: Margaret Coylcs.
Leader*: Leila Posey Flora
Stephens 95, and Marjraret Voyles
94.5.
Pupil making: the greatest improvement:
Fannie Kate Brendle,
13 pointy gained.
Failure:; for tht? past month:
Henry Harnett, Hugh Brittaln.
Frank Ellis, Herbert McCall, Burt
Savage, Harold Watkins, Mary Akin,
Emogene Axley, Noreny Canvpeau
(no Ex.), Bertha May Cope,
Kate Cornwcll, Bertha Crain. Helen
Hall, Flora Harbin. Eugenia Holcortibe,
Grace Lybrook, tixma McJunkin,
May Palmer, Blanchti
Teague and Edna Vandiver.
Unsatisfactory pupils making below
75 on deportment: Herbert
''all, Burt Savage, Bertha May
(' :<e, Helen Hull. Dorothy Henley.
::r.d Lt na McJunkin.
Second Yer?
Second Honor: Lucius WitherCASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears ?
You Can Get WeFl Through
CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS
DR. E. E. SMITH
CHIROPRACTOR
Davidson - ------ Building
Murphy, N. C.
B?? McaBaii
nen
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curve. 1 ! . ' u
^roar.L'-.i v." i'uvuc c .
l>a. \VK.'.: .. . ;1.V 1 l.iUcr." FI
in 1925, rtatior.
t ha', bn . the increase in .
years that the corttfy's ir.ver.
tcr than the i-ivefr-. :it re
steam railroads combined.
iiout improve.. ilrricatinn this
ossible. This company has ??
Tine, the "fr-mdarJ" ei! for t
r nr.,* ma";cs the powci -f
uart of oh".
ANDAP.D OIL CON
ii } ji
steady season-'n and vason-out
V ing our power in a < : - of patt
'matters.
Wt on* n at 7 cv.ry morning t
CURLLL CLOTHES Suits
J. w. c
X STORE OF
' ^ Join the Chamber of Commei
spoon and Beulah Barton.
Leaders: Lucius Wither^poon 95
Beulah Barton 94, and Maurine
Fain 92 ;S.
Pupil makinsr the frrcatost improvement:
Luc.us ^ ithorspoon.
3 \ poir.U pained.
Third Year?
Failure*! for the past month:
Kvelyn Hill, Pauline Martin and Fay
Wise.
Leaders: Corbett Allen 95 >4.
and Harry Miller 91.
provement: Corbett Allen \ point.
Failures for past month: Can ?
Hrittain, Nannie Dickson, Bettie K.
McConibs Annie Sword, and Katliryn
Thompson.
2in|
Positively fh(
iL-z _t;..
oiai win Sim
shoes-No dis.
(si?*) qual
V Pa; "* Su??fR'0? 'J
js liasttx
F F IX*!Wy Comnanv |??r.
3'V ...C'v,* CfilOi
x
"; :o:'.?cd an tlie cr. - r>ur.>.;cci
.ilea ".vticn tiit'v v.'cre arpiic
.. .J The -pr.r,; s aomplrhrio
ichor., mostly. Just frh'.i.v:.
picture ' puir- <_ .rcr.t. S
:o*or tree.sp ri dorrv '.r
trr.ent in too: r vehicles is nos
illlngstr.". ctrcc: railway
> development would havebcc;
fi'T" ft*r* nrrft^rsns n
, ? t c
notor lubrication. It present
Foctivc. Ask tor Po'arin. -no
1PANY (New Jersey
Tm*. m
You'll Appreciate X
This Store Most? t
When you hav0 planned on X
putting say S26 to $35 into X
n nt and the only thinst X
you can find that you lik.* X
is around $47.50. X if
That's the time to th:nk of ^
us?when you need }l friend ?
We make hund red of <
customers by first d in :--tr.-.; - -jy
rn, price, model o nr r.vy ^
,o open men*, c to VALUK. ^
$22.50 to $35 ?
Davidson
QUALITY ^
ce and Help Marphy Growl | 't
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Leaders: Mary Ella Clew K9 5S,.
Pupil makinp the greatest improvement:
Irene Champion.
Teachers Honor Roll?
Mrs. V. I,. Herndon, Miss Itynr*
Albright. Miss Minnie Ferguson,
Miss Ella McComhs, Miss Mary Jo
McCombs, Mrs. W. K.
Miss Julia Graham, and Mrs. P. I-.
Kinsey.
CTIAS. F. OWEN. Supt.
A garden will grow in any spot
where weeds will prow, savs workers
of the Agricultural Extension
Service. Reduced food co sts and
better health are the result* of
growing vegetables at home.
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Black Paste
^ShoePolish
2 onlu polish
ic unij or uuinp
agreeable odor
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