frjjrj February 8, 1924
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Calb'oJ ^returned from
lta Wednesday evening where
#d been buying her spring stock
jdy-to-wear hats. She will have
on di-i >' n^st week.
s \V. T> Hampton returned from
rille. T-: n.. January .'ill. wh.ro
u:i -rgone an operation.
is r;.; recovering.
0. H Sander-on, of Huyo*a.<
1 n business this week.
itry S; ! ^ F. it. Far nun v of
gh, h . n in the county this
I County Agent II ft.
with v ilv-iijonstrutions. !TV*
h- County several days
week.
I
K. S.jocd ...id ehil.itN.
p... ut . and .Max. I k
.. Mi imi. i I ... : ? >}- nd
*1 w> -
Botijj ' \nrlr v. visitor here
rr D. Fisher, T. JacUHeri*>
i. k. J. A. Bristol. G. K.
artii <? T. l*o?ey.
r?. > OMiorn, ..-f Vugusta,
trri-'-'i Sunday to visit her
ter. Mr-. W. \V. Hyde, and Mr.
;
rs. Sa in I Ako and children are
rir.ir ' ??ve to Florida to join
Akr. h:> be-, n there several
ths.
ternvy Fred Christopher was In
?ville Tuesday on legal busim
r. a:. ' Mrs Butler Nelson and
ten. Billy, visited his parent*,
and Mr-. P. K. Nelson, over
re ' ! ) The arrived Saturday
left Monday.
. E. K. ith is leaving Sunday
Ashe- then to Indiana to visf
par. : . He will return by way
tUnta, where he will spent a few
b:f ; locating in Ashcvilte
t March nth. Dr. Smith is a
congeniui fellow, and has made
? [ M.vi...-. ....? tcjrc. to rrtrt
rha: . . hanire his nlace of rest
Ie, but w sh him success wherever
- _
r. G. W. Candkr, with his buyleft
Monday for a two-weeks'
to X* w York to buy his spring
of ladies' ready-to-wear and
foods r Candler's Department
Jr. C. ! Peterson, Forest Fire
den : .r the western district of
h Cur Una, was here Monday j
jHerring with the county officials!
Hegar-1 to forest fire prevention
county.
C.: : Dockery ar.d Miss Be?-!
H^Jte Palmer were quietly mar- j
j^^HThuv day afternoon at 'he 1
parsonage, iiev. T. Sas^Hofficiating.
Only a very ic-w
| A. Ravan
P '? Information of Valua
I 1? Folks with Kidney
Trouble
^BjsnariburB. S C.?"1 do not
?f a medicine I feel so conlu
recommending to my
^Pd* as Dr. Pierce's Anurlc
^Vi-urir acid) Tablets for relief
backaches and kidney and
^Vder weakness. Last summer 1
P feeling quite miserable with
^V|OQOus backache. I could
straighten up if 1 sat down
^ toop^d over, and my bladder
Ro irritated that I was disfrequently
through the
thereby losing much necesA
DfoMhor kindly augto
ie u??* y Dr. Pierce's AnM>T*i<ieta
anef'from the very day
inverted thsm' I relt relief.
BJJJy were in good working
have haa no trouble
back since."?(Rev.) John
JVJn. 16? Reynolds St.
' wait for serlons kidney allK
J? "*t in. Help your weakW
kidneys with Dr. Pierce's AnALal1
medicine dealers. Send
|l0.Dr Pierce, Buffalo. N. T,
m Wei package.
^ C/J .1
' -X ersurim
ione 20 X
There will be no meeting of the j
Woman's Club on Wednesday Feb-' *
ruary 13th, but the club will meet on ?
Wednesday, February JTth at 3:15 ' j
in the Assembly hull of th library,'
. vor<!inur to anno:::.cent, nt by of-,
ficers of the t!u'.
is. K-; in MeTyre and Win-1
fred Chandler of Young1 Harris, (it., i'
I>. el thr ugh Murj hy Wednesday, j j
Dr. W. It. Anri< r on. of Ei.wab,
and Copperhill, Tenn., and a num- ,
ber of the firm f T-wr.son & Ander- 1
son, was a busing s visitor here the1
first of the week. ; ^
ALLMOND BESTS MURPHY
IN BASKETBALL CAME
J The Almonc ' i.? tball t:nm 1 ame ?
. it v v toi i 'Us i iver 1 he Mtirthv qii.n'
1 cm the 11 Krai u". -a- Saturday;'
I <1 IIUWI1. I'll- S. Y.TlS IS ~tO 1-1. p
;U \va closely cont. >. >i throughout. ^
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! '
ff ache -E-.: ;v-;n? T. l?
y \ ' ^
Brassicwn
. t
We are having a ni?e Sunday ,
School hcrt now since they have ilec j
led M?-. John !> . i superintendent. t
Me*. Georgia Waldrnp ami little \
"'ii. Hoyt. spent tie' week-end with!
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frane'.sj"
Smith, on Martins Creek.
i I
I Mr. J. A. Hampton is building a
tin, two room dwelling for Mr. and j
Mrs. Jimmie Frankam. j .
I j t
Mr. Clifford Waldroj> is building j
.t fine dwelling house. ' (
Mr. Charley Ad::n ha- his old job! j
hack working in the shops at home. <
Messrs. Samuel V l.ofton j
Mason, and 'Coul Itirchfield, of
Y :ng Horri i c ; , spent tin j?.
...,li .. ;*u i.. ..... C-.ii... I
>1r. Johnny Hampton has returned
home from Athens, Tenn., where
he has been visiting friends and ret
lives for a few d::v>.
1
jjjewr?t-jflenry faming r, John. .
Hall and Bright Raper att nded ,
court last wetk.
Mr. Virgil Coker inotor- d to town' ^
Tuesday on business. {
Mr. I.. L. Maston has *\turned'
home from buying furs and will
spend a few days with his wife and ,
children.
Miss K.iith Mason pert Tuesday j
night with Miss Nira Caninger.
Mis Car. iu. Hag in .-at Sunday
t>. M. with Mr. and Mrs. Hampton
reported a very nice time.
Mr. Hanie Car ringer has been
very ill for the past few days.
Mr. Voyel Hogan has put up a
new barber shop here.
LOVINGOOD BROS. MOVE
INTO NEW STOREHOUSE
Monday and Tuesday of this wet*
Lovingood Brothers moved their
stock of general merchandise into
the store house recently vacated by
.nr. j. .?i. v auK'ui. DHny in jan- v
uary Mr. Vaughn moved into the -s
Will Ramsey storehouse, which he
purchased some months ago. at which 'c
time he sold his building to the Lov- ^
ingood Brothers.
The location of tho Lovingood *
firm is about half a block nearer the
public square and has a better front- '
ing than the building vacated. The.
stock of goods can be shown to better
advantage in the building now
occupied. It has not yet been announced
who will occupy the building
just vacated near the Dickey Hotel.
.
CHICHESTERS PILLS ,
DIAMOND BNANO ^
&AMOND?IAN 1^55^1* A
Ooto Wtalllc borea. MM With Bit*<0>
KSi SFU* w
HAMtRl IBAira niLA for lwoily4f| w
years regarded as Beat. Safnt. Always Sellable
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS n
fiJJS. EVERYWHERE JKS
THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. Ml
NORTH CAROLINA
RANKS FOURTH IN
VALUE OF CROPS
North Carolina Ranks fourth in
he total value of the 22 principal
:rops of the United States, for the'
.ear 1923. according to compilations
if ?he United States Department of I
Agriculture. It is estimated that!
:hc value of all of the State's crops 1
tva:; 431,500.000. The av r:. '
re-value of cotton was over >100, i
. i.e thousar.es of farnvers averaged j
>ver $-00 gv i ; return. Tol>acc<>
aveiitgcd $100 per acre.
I! garuimr the r- cord, the S* t
[>< artment of Agriehltur.- . has i cued
the following statement:
" I re value .-revs in 1009 wj.?
: 131.P72.00O: n !". 10 it was $" ;
;.,;a ?:i totaled
I irestock products amounted
:? nimo.-t $i i."00.(.00 in 1909 a: d'
S?;.i,0()ti in 'I ho v .!.;-- <f
iv; . ; .< !; was ;.*>U,000 and ^ 1 11*I
f>3,n(i0 for the ivvo periods respec-i\i
:y. P .. i another form. N.eth
arolim had an average value of $1-1
. ni and $82.31 per acre
of : in 1919, compared with '
17 per farm and 22.21 average
ralue per acre of crops in 1909. The
artk of the St 'to in 1909 was 21 si
m-rop value and fourth in 1922 and
1923.
"The nu?-t interesting statistics
hat wo might present to the ugrv
ultural puMic would he those r.howng
the purcha -ng power of the
Corth ? arolina farmer's dollar. By
his is meant how much of non-farm
iroducts would it huy in comparison
v.th what it would huy before the ,
vorld war. From our gen ral knowlf
?dge of th? situation, it is b.i'.'.vedi
hat this State has the highest pur- .
hasing power of farm money of ;
inv eastern State. This might even .
xtend to the western States. I
"Think what t hi - means! With'
>ur I :ig and well-watered ?e.??o-.i>, 1
FACTORY TOWN
Miss Ada "ornwel! and Mr. Clyde
'ieklesimer were happily married on
Sunday, January 27th. We all wish
hem joy and -urcess through life.
Mrs. Boh Palmer was the guest
>f Mss. Martha Palmer Sunday. *
Mr. Glenn Vnndiver was a Hangnmlog
visitor Saturday night ant!
Sunday.
ire the proud parents of a fine baby.
Mrs. Martha Palmer lias boon very
II hut is improving.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fryc on
Y? diiesday night a fine baby boy.
Mr. ant! rMs. Forest Ttaguo was
i Kinsey visitor Sunday.
Born to Mr. ant! Mrs. Gates or.
Thursday night a fine baby girl.
Min Rnhv RiwfN -? ,l \i... Vt?
lyde of Kinst y, were the guests of
His. Forest Teague Monday.
Called To Her Reward
The death angt I visited the home I
if J. B. Shields and took from him J
lis dear companion, Nettie Hickeyj
Shields, on January 28. 1924.
They v ore married May 28. 1919.
;:;ci h: " s.\!' on, Ohio, Jul. j
ionic. She was 24 years old. Net-1
is was a devout Christian, devoted j
rife anil lovi .r-: mother. All who
.new her llearned to love her.
3he was sick only five days ant!
ust before she died she called her
lusband to her bedside and told him |
he was going home to her infant
laughter that had preceded her.
She leaves to mourn their loss a
usband, J. B. Shields j a two year
Id daughter, Geraldinc; her parents j
Ir. and Mrs. Dccouter Hickey, of?
iuit, N*. C.; two brothers, and six j
isters, and a host of relatives and !
riends.
Her body was laid to rest in the |
emetery at Friendship Church, ;
uit. N. C., on January 27, 1924. j
Weep not for Nettie, sorrowing J
iveu ones ana mends, our loss is
er enternal gain.
sit and think, when the sunset's
gold
shall one day stand by the waters
i flushing river, and hill, ad shore,
cold,
nd list for the sound of the boutman's
oar.
shall watch for the gleam of the
flapping sail;
shall hear the boat as it gains the
strand;
shall pass from sight with the Boatman,
pale,
o the better shore of the Spirit
Land.
snaii know uie ioved, whu have
gone before,
nd jojrfully sweet will the meets
ing be,
lien over the river?the Peaceful
River?
fie Angel of Death shall carry me.
JRPHY. NORTH CAROLINA
LUMBER DEMAND
STRENGTHENING *
Orders Now Being Freely Reccivcd,
Resume of Condition
Shows
The lumber market is very active
and is strenjrthcr. njr daily. yAmerican
Lumberman, Chicajjo.
Ordtrs are fredy offered by 1 th .
retailer* and ir.dasti ial nnpiun
rut the mills, already carry.t?;r ?rsized
-rder f;l. .=. are booking: with
a .crenl Jta! caution in \\th-1
bandiy a- . >:*tcd stork: i:sval!y
11 hand. t'j - on .
items of both * w > is and ha:
woods have .*h ?\vn arkod
voce the 1'rst vh y
1 !U ; : '. v a*d. i II
than .v .:
for stui'lie ! : ... r..within
th'. lumber ir.d s'r\ >
operative efii rts -.my
effect of - . \ .. .1 di . '.
the price level, "t ' \
the mark, t will -. th.- .'r : *..
strength within she r.< .. itvr .
rather than weaken.
Modi-rate weather rl .
mil.? rlim.it . \. ri ?i so ls .mi large
i .-t of selective crops, freedom of
foreign strife ar.d tendcnci'-s an 1 1c*.
cable ajrenei for fu.-oi H:\ir a ?
cultural info nation and .aany
other favorable as? ts. r. 'ngj impossible
to make ihe past v. ar\ average
of $ IS.??n per acre ? '
crop-, just th'ijr what it w uld
stilt i nif our farmers v re rt-:ly
to show f- r one y ar what they c-.tilu
tic. It would only he
plan the form work that cv -y month
of the year would find needed \\ >i
going on. Then add t?. this go
foresight made possible by the- more
careful studying of cr.i and liv
stock price trc nds."
Persistent
Coughing?
wastes your strciujt It. makes
the delicate throat tissues raw
and sore, exposes you t?? riore
serious trouble. Yon ? cheek
coughing with Dr. King s New
Discovery. Xatu- iitk'Vi
rally and liarmh?
ly it stimulates t'i fif ,
mius-usuie: bra ties ^ -oj!
; :t vii n tion-. Has J /;) f '
: i asnnt t-ste. All. >v
lini/eists ' C ^
IA'V 0.
m
DR. KING'S nzw msccvcur
- -? ?il
iw1?
t
form therap
required. T1
rroom?net:
What is tru<
and efficienc
?purity an<
'-'he law rei
leavening g;
This measu
an-' pnptects
In "to<
a .:er,
ZCi
. :1C
(. ' \ 7
With
ins i?Flo-,.
rise' i
through
are not properly. hoot
tection to 1jo.1i the o
such laws and co oper
Not so with the self i
and fights such legisla
ing flour would requin
?because low grade"
flour." It would also i
?o nrtnf tWOinfO'
OUWU UO ?u ?4V ?? Mtmww
Calumet Baking Pow<
officially approved by I
Packed in t
ir'l ?it
lost cf the country dur'mr ?
no weeks has enabled building and
lesct Uaneous outdoor work to pro-j
rcsc on r. bscio ccr.Li-icmb'.v nbcvc j
ormal this season.
r,. " " j,
V.-iy Co..un*ucts Garage
A small building h-.': r?--'.
liy bi.t.: : -rru , ! h~ the city I
?r l.tr < ' the town |
ur': I - ? :* ;h?- s.r ; j
i. i en - i v. . !
- .. ?un in: |
mrission <f "* trc5 of <"\?'.in*y:
I.;- .4
l-\ ?
- * j?v ~.
' "
V371.J _ V'.i
- - -- -^1
A ?? "fr l-prrrrc. .
e I . t.u
Y/E'VE tpcnl .f' p! in in>? ll
\ V ci bi^ vho.: rs!r t
b~r.t l-j/s" - ce knc> Lv i :1
to j-.n O".:r couii'c-. ?..h KjnilfCJi
They rr r. * rr... r. .ly for
STARTS SATURDAY
f:>ccla3
!M1 V 10c ?
; i 1SC ^
I\Y men's Cotton Hose.. 19r 3
M??\- lion J9c 5
Hath T . I 19 8
!?:. < ? >?tv*T ( h . 1 Oc PJ
!? rry f' > ' - jjg=?
Sugar and < - ... ' M
GJ: Mi: ?v: Ktc p|
Wilii- T;. ".or "J ?jc |
(ily ?'i:v. T-'. ap, H
I < ]Cc 8
< *]i i ! ' IIV handkerchiefs, |
I for 10e 9
Women's Handkerchiefs,
4 for 19c S
Linen B.?x Paper 19c I
,.a?n oasir- l*f= ^
J. C SLOCUMB V
Murphy,
""" ^
andardized in order to bring
leuric efficiency to the patie.i
his efficiency is most needed
merely in the laboratory.
i of drugs must be true of foe
y in the can is only part, of tl
i efficiency in the kitchen is tt
quires that baking power cc
is at the time of sale to the
re insures uniform leavening
i the health of the public.
:omp?y with this fixed standa
manufacturers must product
t so as to avoid the deteriora
absorption of atmospheri
manufacturers to avoid \
.pena mousands c! dollar:
"V stocks and removing 'Vp
Ives, in spite of the fact that
'ion had previously been tak
t'e- ias, the pure food laws art
h f.our at the mill and sold in
:;'y on the manufacturers
she "goat"?he is the one t
:u iii health that comes from
1. The standardization of bak
onsumer and the manufactu
ates in every way possible. I
ising llour manufacturer?h
tion. Why? Because a standa
; moisture-proof containers in
'clears" could no longer be sc
nean he must maintain exp<
!wa/| Ky Kojrinrr nnm^or monnj
ler contains only such ingred
the U.S. Food Authorities.
in?keeps the s
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PAGE FIVE
l_..r : ~ I'jrj.'Ir. T .vnship
Highway Commission c?nr the- Carnegie
Library.
WAN'THD?To solicit
rr&~: r h.v :r 0;i?. -r asps
and paints. ?a!; -y or ?''i.-nnilssioii.
Aridr* s Th? Harvey Oil Co.,
riwiland. Oh. It-p)
Tfi^rs Fills F
V. U.'tquzUd cs an
j un-Biuous khcme |
\ f;--l ,? torpid !Jwr. 5tr?-Brii^n I
: .? s'jvb ficics. r^rulato tia |
bu . ' u. relit v.: sick headache. I
fsi mi
-c?
pla?;ning
s St?!. W^' .c many
-. ?>r.d (- ' . (! rr.acie some of .he
Tha'.'r. *v,y we have oeea ab'c
c.' h nni? .ike those helow.
TE THE DATE. COME EARLY
9?LASTS 1 WEEK
^ Special
Fi.tt Heaters . . . 19c
"'in Lin-ins Pan- . 10c
Small VV.ish B? . J
Ilyiii'.i:, Pin> ...... 1.
F1 Scvp.- J9c
! Pa:. 19c
t l,%u - r. . 1QC
V."h':-k Braopvi . . J 0c
1: trth Brums .... 19c
\ i' .1- jge
P,.v 1&c
-. r- O-inch Screw
19e
T? w Bar: ...... ^ 0c
OLrimh F;v Pans 19c
Dish "" **
13'
^!. Enamel Pan . . J
Tu.ui.rerr, i Xwr ... t ' . ,
ARIETY STORE
N. C.
about 'init
whene\ er
in the sick
?
ids. Purity
le problem
le true test,
intain 12%
consumer.
J efficiency
rd for baks
and pack
ition which
c moisture.
violation of
> yearly in
ent" goods
every posen
against _
? not applied to bakbags
as "Self Rising
if this fails to "self
hat pays the penalty eating
bakings that
ing powder is a prorer?who
welcomes
hit!
e resents such laws
rdization of self risstead
of cheap sacks
ild as "fancy patent
?rt chemical control
ients as have been
trength In