Friday- December 7, 1923,
Are Yoi
So5bmon is rated as I
the ages^ When Sol
pie he used Cedars
he was building for
Today we use w<
ity for general cons
st'll leads all woods
roof.
We Sell i
RED CED;
CherokeeMan
| Factory Town?MUR1
L.occi/ a no
Teleptu
Miss Maurine Fain is spending the
VKk in Blue Ridge, the gunt "f h?'r
arte:. M s. Butt.
j Mr. E. Nelson ?nd little neice,
Jfory Catherine Hentley, spent the]
|tek-?nd in Ducktown as the guests
of Mi Nelson's daughter, Mrs. Jerry I
j"'
Mm Kvanell Mauney entertained |
a few friends Friday evening at her!
home in East Murphy. Those present
were Misses Nan Dickson, Marguerite
Couch, Evancll Mauney, and
Messrs Studatill. Mason and Moon.
Mr and Mrs. J, H. Diliard left last
Friday foi Currituck Sound and other
points along the Atlantic- COStt for
the purpose of shooting some ducks.
They expect to be gone about a
Week ?t ten days.
Thursday Evening a delightful
party was *iven at the home of nr.
A. M. Brittain in East Murphy by
Fines Nan Dickson and Marguerite
Couch. At the conclusion of the occasion
a delightful salad COM*! was
scv-., ,. by Misses Frances Dickson and
Jane rover. Out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clark, Miss
Edyth Clark, and Mr. Boeart. of
Ashcville; Mr. Brew, of New York;
Misses Lemon and Whitehead, of
C i rce, Ga; Mr. Whitehead* or
OgUthorpe University; Mr. T. H.
Macon, of Warrenton, N. C.; Mr.
Moon, of Winchester, Ky.; Miss Jane
Cover, of Andrews; other guests
WitmiSal
ICAL
The Eoonomy J
Level spoonfu
essary when yc
_ makes more bak
bake c
iviumui
WE SPECIALIZE IN
f beautiful memorial t<, the love
of coiwr^yt and pleasure throughou
We are prepared to furnish any
"Regal Blue," Georgia White, Gra
__ 0Ur riuila^iiis and workmanship
9fl Priees to be^allow as is consistent
"araplea at r ,v\dson A Carringer's
I THE CH&ROKEE MOl
J. W. AXLEY, J
^JWHY
u Wise? {;
the wise man of all
omon built the Tem- ?
of Lebanon because
posterity.
3ods of less durabiltruction
but Cedar j;
for long life on the
|;
-ligh Grade
VR Shingles
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tufacturinsfCo. |
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PHY, N. C.?Phone 95 %\
41
1 ^Personal |j
toe 20 ?
wcr? Mr. and Mrs. .1- R Stnrov Mr*, t
R. Y. Dickson, Misses Eva Nell
Mauney, Nan Dickson, Marguerite
Couch, Frances Dickson, and Mwsn.
Maxwell, Studstill, Connie Holder,
I Harry Miller and John Brittain. j
Mr. Earl Lee and Miss Ermul El-j
| liott. of Murphy, werd married at |
| the store of Esq. T. N. Bates on Dec. j
4th, Mr. aBtos officiating.
Miss Ruth Long returned Thursday
after spending several days this j
wiek at her home in Ranger, where |
she was called on account of the ill- {
ness of her sister. Miss Inez, but who
is much better.
Senator J. H. Walker and wife, of !
Andrews, were visitors here th,. first!
of the week.
Messrs. Riley Orr and R. L. Phil'
lips, of Robbinsville, were visitors
lure this wctk.
IBBHaHBBHBI
Miss Esther Jean Clements, music
teacher in ?he Creensboro Public
Schools, spent the week-end in Andrews
nnd Murphy, the guist of Miss
Little, music teacher at Andrews, and
Mis- Mary Smith, of Murphy. Miss
Clements taught in the Cherokee
County Summer School for teachers.
Rev. L. F. Clark returned to his
home in Canton Tuesday after having
spent the week-end with friends
in the Hangingdog section.
easpoonful?
?it depends on the Baking
Powder you use. You
must use a heaping spoonful
of many brands because they
don't contain as much leavening
strength a*
UMET
BAKING POWDER
Is are all that are nec
iu use CALUMET?it
lings which means a real
lay.
Jfi times
has that
other
WFNTQ I I
T1U1 1 A k/
REGAL BLUE
d ones who are gone is a source
it one's whole life,
monumental design, either in
y, Creole, or Granite, and guaranLv
uc uic ingiitrni ijuaiiiy, ana our
with high class service. See our
store. Call or write
MUMENT CO.
(anager.
NORTH CAROLINA
THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. M
Miss Edytn Hark entertained Sat- j
irday cvtning in the home of her
rrandmothqr. Mrs. Nettie Dickey, j
lh<??e present were Mr. and Mrs.
luph Clark. Misses Jennie Lou Porer.
Eva NMl Mauncy, Nan Dick?on,|
darguvrite Couch. Edyth Clark and
dessrs. Studftill. Moon, Macon.
p'Mohundro, and Bogart.
Mrs. Martha Honeycutt
... ,..ca itotnen in Middle
Life, Here is Gecd Advice for Yoi
Charlotte, N". Car.?"Dr. Pierce'i
Favorite Prescription is excellent foi
women who are in a rundown state
of health, especially during the
critical time of life. During thi?
period 1 became all rundown, felt
miserable and weak, was verv nerrr.
ous. suffered with backaches, dizzy
spells and hot flashes, had a tired
and wornout feeling, but after
taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
I picked up ia health and
got strong and did not suffer with
any more distress. I came thru the
critical period in a woman's life in
splendid health."?Mrs. W. B. Carpenter,
Bo* '222, North Pegram St.
All druggists, liquid or tablets.
Send 10c to Dr. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for^ail pkg.
or write for free medical
Chairman S. W. Lovingood, of the
Board of County Commissioners, and
Senator G. B. Walker, of Andrews,
were i,, Ashevillc Wednesday and
Thursday conferring with Stat?? Highway
Commissioner J. G. Stikeleather
Mrs. Fred Cochrun was taken t? a
Kr.oxviil hospital last Sunday morning
for treatment. She has beer
quite 111 for some weeks.
ASTHMA
No cure for it, but welcome
relief is often brought by?V!CKS
vaporub
i Peer 17 MUli?i Jar* U?4 Yiorfy
j ' r. n, v,. auinvMi, or tnc Tennes
s?e Copper Co., Copperhill, Tenn.
visited in Murphy Thursday.
Mr. C William*, nf Winchester
Ky.. u member of the Federal Con
struction Co., which is doing highwa;
work in this county, is here on bus!
nesa this week.
Mr. E. L. Curtis and F. L. Herbcr
of Hayesville, were business visitor
j in Murphy one day this week.
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I PLASTERS
ZT ? A SU*Ur4
I TS, \ External Bemity.
I _Backach?;
f \?^\ \\ Kneumatitm,
1 I
/ I l<K2Vl / / ALLCOCK'S?
Among the Andrews visitors ir
Murphy during the last few day
have been the following: T. J. Bristol,
D. K. TilliU, F. H. V.V.Lr. Frank
Bristol. Star Bristol, G. E. I.ail. L.
B. Nichols, T. J. Jackson, G. B. Walk
er. and Misses Orella Phillips, Jennie
Lou Porter and Pearl V. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Waldroup, of
Hiawassee, Ga.. visited in Murphy one
day this week.
Mr. E. B. King, of Topton,
was here transacting business
early in the week.
CASTOR IA
For Infanta and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always beau* ?
*>
clothes cleaned
^BandIpressed
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
W1 CALL FOR
AND DELIVER
Arcade Pressing
Club
Under J. W. DAVIDSON,S Store
'Pkoae 85 MURPHY. N. C.,
URPHY, NORTH CAROLINA
WANT ADS
WANTED?A boy to wrtrk about a?
; hour eve v afternoon at hospital
| Apply Murphy Hospital. <lt-p'
NOTICE.
Owinjr to weather condition? v
corupvat U lu UttCUIIU:.iiC
for the winter. Anyone having a:
account against Mills-William* Or
; structi??n Co.. or Th; F.d ral C >-.
| struction Co. will p'ease send san*. t
Winchester. Ky., office,
i FEDERAL CONSTRUCTION CO
Succes-or to Mills-Wi'l r.ms Con
str:uction Co.. by J. C. WILLIAMS
Pr< sident.
1 (18-2t >
FOR SM.E Fr ?h < . ir* - -our.
eorn meal in 24-tb cloth bags a
SI.50 *> r lu. Send check or rv>nc
order. Will d 1 v r arywh' r< \
Murphy. Get niy orice on cow fee<
Fred O. Scroggs, B asstown, N. C.
118 tf
FOR SALE
LOTS AND HOUSES AND LOT
AND GOOD FARMS
?In and near Murphy?Call OnL.
E. MAUNEY
Murphy, N. C.
FOR SALE- Well built 8 ruo
dweHir.e house in Murphy. N. 0
seven-eighths of an acre lot. J. ?
Stone r. <I7-2t-j
"bWASD
REWARD will *.e paiu for reco\*i
of scarf pin in ? *- ipc of 31 honey hi
with pearl sets in wings. 1'in lo
Nov. 4. in or near Mr. J. M. Sto
j | cr's store or on road to Grandvu ^
Pin a keepsake and valuable only
owner. Kinder please return to T1
Cherokee Scout office, Murphy, 1
C.
i
FOR SALE?Well built 8 roo
dwelling house in Murphy, N. (
seven-eighths of an acre lot. .f. ]
Stoner. <
"ZIZZZIIZZZZZIIZII
Neglected
coughsA
cold often lravfs In-hind a
rough that hangs on and onwearing
you out with its persistent
harking. l>r. King's New
Discovery will stop it quickly by
.stimulating the ruueous membranes
to throw off the clogging
waviions. (I !?? aia ?6'SM?U1V
taste. All druggists.
:
NORTH CAROLINA? Chcrok
County.
In the Superior Cour.t
D. O. Dewcese
vs.
J. ('. Dcwec-c and W. P. DcweeTh:
ab-ve signed J. C. Deweese
I hereby notified that an action cnti
ed as above ha* been instituted In t
Superior Court of Cherokee Coun
the purpose of which is to decln
i void a d< ed executed by J. C. Dewee
j to W. D. Deweese. dated April 171
" | and recorded in the office of the Re
1! ister of Deeds of Cherokee Coun
, in Book No. Tit, at pap:.' 454, in whi
; deed a certain t-act of land in Cher
kee County, adjoining: lands of .
K. Ledford and dthers was eonveye
it being: alleged that said deed w
excuted without any considerate
whatever, and that at the date of tl
execution of same the said J. <
Deweese had formed the intent ai
design to abandon this plaintiff wit
out providing for her and her chi
a reasonable subsistence, and execu
ed said conveyance for the purpose
depriving her of the right to ha'
such subsistence allotted to her 1
the court: and. it being furthcr alio
ed that the said J .C. Dewcese h,
since abandoned the plaintiff withoi
providing for her and her child ne
es-ary subsistence, and applicatii
made in said action to have su<
spbsistence secured to her out of tl
lands and other nronertv descrih*
J ; r - -r- ?
in the deed above mentioned.
The said defendant J. C. Dewees
is required to answer the complai
in said cause, on the 5th day <
January, 1924. or within the tin
thereafter repuired by law. at tl
office of the Clerk of the Supeii
Court, in Murphy, North Carolin
and in default thereof, the plainti
v?il! apply tc the court for ??1i
therein played. Given at office
Murphy, N. C. ihte the 5th day i
December, 1923.
E. E. Davis
Clerk Superior Court..
, (18-4t-D.) W.)
**\ have ju t received fur selling
and -'vercoats?everyone as prett;
For immediate acceptance we
j to squeeze in that suit or overco
skipping anyone else's stocki:a'
CURLER SUITS AND OYF.R
. and Gents Furnishings. C me i
: J. W. Di
THE STORE
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If
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Americ
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The new Overland Clia
year! Delivers more kinds
ever made. A wonderfi
family. Big square space
upholstery earner, samp!
for salesmen, fanners?e'
sterv mal.e big bed in car
justahfe?fit anybody. 1
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Jn J. wholly new Ford bo<j
.h type is offered America
1P HI motorists.
?d III It is distinguished by
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go HI wide doors opening fo
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HSHSSHflBSSHNP ""19
PACE FTVK
See About the New
Clothes Before Santa
Clause Takes Over
Power of Attorney!
The Reindeers a 'O neijfhinjr?
Christmas i? n'pb?and m^n? inside
of another ten days you are *roirj?
to be vt> r.dtvy more rltrht aid left i
to ma):-.- o'iivr ptoplt- happy?
Mear.while. we are st? ppinj? in
with *b? " 'd. bip merry news that
at onci oO Novembrt mad? suits
nrtf mnkinp prices th*?t a'l'-v. yon
at on your Christmas list without
CI " TS?A o-w line of Shirt
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OF QUALITY
mmerce and Help Murphy Grow!
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Btr I ding r hi TW-.-ng
tea.' seat and upauUtu.'y.
a's Most
ostaS ?as?
impion is the big hit of the
of service than any other car
ill closed car for the whole
by talcing out rear seat and
ae liKTo-irtA -jr>a-?Vi?no ' C.rn it
,"00"BS ?-J*?*? f ? ??.er\body!
Seats and uphol?fine
for cam ling! Seats ad'hc
v.hcle Counicy is ?-..:g
Come see jl
ORE Dealer
iy, N. C. . '
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Priced Sedan ||
a an open view in every Kl
ly direction, make for safer Ml
? driving and greater motor- HI
ing enjoy nent. |U
a At $590, this is the lowest
r priced Sedan ever placed H
Jt on the American market. H
It is a car of broad appeal
tg and compelling value. H
ugh d? ForJW-ily PwrdtmmPUm. H
EVANS, Dealer I
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