Friday* April 11, 1924
F.SSING TO HIM ]
SAYS J. E. NOBLE
ujt;,na Man Declare* He Is Now
Enjoying Splendid {
? HeaUL
ar '
I ?i feel'fhat Dr. Thatcher's Liver
B 1 3yrup has been a great
me," said J. E. N. a
rddent f Hush, La .
"My blood seemed to be poisoned :
v. that got into my circula-L
ion snd caused blisters to break out
, . The itching and irri
ion was something tierce. I became (
r... iveak and badly rundown and <
Mg ambition and energy. ,
O'l of my friends told mi- to 1
t,,.. ; Thatcher's Livet and Blood
iyru; as it had helped him, so i got
nd it
. purified my bl 1 and I
j.. , n a u ell mat
Dr. Thatchc r's Livei ami Blood
...1, sold by R. S. Parker, and
l b< refunded. Adv.
i
Gastonia
A r Si <i- rs has been on the ick
et a few days.
M; - Maud Glad-en spent Saturfi
iend - ovei at th Rex'
Mill V up .
.A, s Lola, the attractive daughter
'I" Sanders,
going i Georgia in the near fturr.
K. i.. Keenum spent the week-end
With A. 1. Sanucrs.
Mrs. Theodore Beavers has had a'
swell time with mumps for a few days
M \thie Marr viited Mi- Minn?
Mndcr? Saturday afternoon.
I
Fattie Hay visited friend* at'
fh> rvville Saturday nivrht.
I
A T. Sanders and II. I.. Keenuni
had .? very thrillinp experience reicn"
win n the car in which they
we? riding collided with another ear
and . wagon. mukinir a very Wad mix
up indeed. Fortunately. no one
was hurt.
\V? are all glad that business is
petting better ht re now.
M Wayne Mason has be.-n ill with
pneumonia at the heme of Mr. .lanu 1TL_
Let Me Wire Your House
F)ROMPT OOD
SERVICE VJWORK
VERYTHING
| r.l.ECTRlC
R. L. ROBINSON
Murphy, N. C.
<3.V Jtpd)
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WIL1
KNI<
SEI
new red
*16
Job. '1
238% sales increase r
low price possible!
one can aflord to ow
closed car with the c
? with u-e. Drive it ?
^ ?Willys-Knight c
E. C. MOC
Murphy
II
ELECTION FOR
CITY CALLED
FOR MAY 6TH
V complete new registration has been
Ordered?T. W. Axley is The
Registrar
At the regular meeting: of the Board
if Commissioners of the Town of ,
Murphy on Thursday night, April
Ird, an election for the purpose of
taming a Mayor and six members
>f the Board of Commissioners was
railed for Tuesday. May 6th. the
lay provide d by law for the election
r?f officers. At the same time a
new registration of all the qualified
voters in tht Town was order d.
This means that all who expect to
vote in the coming election xvill haw
to register, both those who have he n
voting and those who will vote for
the first time.
T. \Y. Axley has been appointed
registrar and will have the books ;\i
thv Murphy Hardware Company store
on and after April 12 to and i eluding
Saturday May third. Voter- may
regisU v at this place at any time
within the period stated.
Messrs. Henry Akin and I*. K. Nel
son were appointed judc s of the
elect": n.
WOLF CREEK
There was a mistake in last week"
icpr.rt from her that Wil i nn Balm*
had fuMiuni nia. as it was later
diag< . used as "r'u." lie is now
somewhat bitter, but not able to be
out yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Solon;.<n 0 an of
Mineral Bluff. Ga. with their tw
sons, .K -.-e and Not man. wen
visiters at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Tho-. Hancock. Sunday.
Mr Allen Brown front H .th.usr
was in mo Miction Sunday hunting
i for interested parties to fro t Murphy
on Monday to h lp fiirht o?
contest the Stock Law election recently
heft in that district
There were twa ir three d.sastr!
oils forest fires in our section last
j week.
There has been ?several loads of
limestone hauled from Copptrhill,
out hiri, for agricultural purposes,
this spring.
News reached here at the er.d of
last week that I)avc Bryant had luvn
convicted of second degree murder
and had een sentenced to 10 t?> 1"?
yeais for the same. It will he remembered
that Bryant was charged
with the homicide of Lewis Aadms
at his home near here last fall.
Mrs. Martha Thomas is seriously
sick with pellagra. It is not thought
she will live over the week.
LYS^ITT
jsril 1
lard
)AN
tuced to
<f~9i H?
yy
"oledo
nakes this wonderful
Now" nearly everyn
this high quality
"igine that improves
you'll never change
iwners never do!
)RE. Dealer
, N. C.
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THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. MUI
Dates Set For Road
Building and Maintenance
Demonstration
June 3rd, to 10th. inclusive, are
the dates set for the Road Budding
and Maintenance Demonstration
which will be held in North Carolina
under the auspices of the America
Road Builders' Association in connection
with the North Carolina State ^
Highway Commission at which time
between 40 and 50 d.legatts from
South and Central American Countries
will be in North Carolina as a
part of their trip throughout the i
the United States in order to familiarize
themselves with the methods of
financing, constructing, and maintaining
highways as carried on in
this country. AJ1 of these visitois arc
men of high rank in highway work
in their respective countries. They
are to assemble in Washington on
June 1st, and on June 4th. will arrive
in Raleigh, North Carolina,
where they will be shown how to
work at the headquarters of the Stat?
: Highway Commission i? carri-. <1 or..
While they will also be shown the
of the State Highway Comj
mission, one of th* largest of it?
j kin-l in the United States, where all
of tin motor equipment used by the
; State in its highway worl; i? kept in
Ifir-t-class condition.
From Raleigh the party will hr
11 scorted to Greensboro where the
i
CLOTHES CLEANED
AND PRESSED
A!.I WORK
GUARANTEED
Wi CALL FOR
. AND DELIVER
Arcade Pressing
Club
Under J. W. DAVIDSON.S Slore
|'Phone 85 MURPHY, N. C.
Tf YOU HAVE
JL ? bo appetlt'*. Indigestion. Wind
W 00 8tomacb. Sick Hradache.
r "ran down," you will find
I! Tutt's Pills
I what yo. De?d. Tbey tone the weak
II atoouch, and buikl up tbe ayatrm.
AMI
V/lli
Cai
Places o
April !
Good Quality
I Lot Small Si
1 Lot Printed 1
Brown Domes
36-inch Bleacl
Dark and Ligh
Ladies' $1 Silk
Men's, Ladies'
Cotton Hosi
RAaiitifail A. oon
j Crepe
i
IN ADDITIOl
Cai
h . __
ICHY, NORTH CAROLINA
Central Demonstration, which will
begin on Jun? 3rd. will be in full
swing- This demonstration is to be
staged at the Fair Grounds near the
city which affords ample roow lor,
the demonstration of all kind- of j
road building and maintenance equip
ment. H* retoforc it has been customary
to exhibit machinery of thikind
in a building with the machinery'
dressed up in its best clothes but at |
the exhibit aforementioned it will
be setn in actual operation?a feature
which, up to the present time |
has not been attempted.
June is an ideal month in North
Carolina to hold an outdoor show of
this kind as the weather conditions
at this s ason are such as will t nab!e
all visitors to enjoy the demonstrations
without and discomfort from
cold or heat. Already manufacturers
of various kinds of road-building
equipment have < xpressed their Intention
of i xhibiting their products
at this C.ntral Demonstration and
! visitors may rest asured that they
wil see the most modern machinery
i A close shave !
? MENTHOLATUM 1
^^^raiifortsandl^^^^
' Watch the Kidneys Before
and After Childbirth
bur-tig tiie period <?i pregnancy
j the kidney.; Vav?? double work to
do. which is apt to strain and
| weaken them o th.tt they break
down and fail to keep t:p th r work
of filter.n : the uric ;; l.son. our of
, t??e blood-stret:in. Tniy condition.
Iu-.iiess l?;'?kvd after promptly, may
kill the baby before Ivrtb and tuin
. the mother'.: !. ilth, t jo
The i.' i "taut v. should
1 have her urfffe examined every two
I week.-. T'iii si.r.uhi done by the
attending phya&lun. . srnd rumple
' to I>r I'.-rci's Invalid.*.* Hotel, in
1 Buffalo. N. Y.. for ana -us.
For loniiiK up weakened kidney a.
,i Dr. Pierce'a Aa-uric (auii-uric-actd)
| Tablets provide effective treatment,
j and a bottle should be k-pt in the
house and should he used T?r a time
after baby has come t,, keep the
j blood free from poisonous matter
that might affect the little one dur|
iiift the nurslnR period
"An tir c" can now be had from ad
| madicir.e lealera.
EWE
idler's Dej
n sale for one
18th, the follow
Apron Ginghams _ I2l -ic
ze Corsets 49c
Voile and Crepe 19c
tic 8c
led Domestic ISc
t Patterns Quilt Calico, 8c
: Hose, all shades 49c
and Children's
e, 2 pair 25c
rtment 35c Lengerie
... 20c
N TO THE ABOVE WE
OTHER WOND!
idler's Dej
MURP
Iand equipment, not painted up and^ ei
surrounded by a bras chain, but in n<
[actual operation, performing the duty g;
[ for which it is designed. Each of! b*
these exhibits will be in charge of an ol
I' xperienced operator who will answer!
all questions regarding the work.
While the Central Demonstration iI
in progress the South American es-|
rineers and other official delegate* 1
i will be carried out on actual con-' -i'
; stjuction work that is in progress In P*
1 and around Greensboro. These trip* I??
will include practically every type of ' fc
| road construction, and the projects; n?
, visited will be equipped with modern ; sh
and up-to-date machinery in first-'
I class condition, whereby the visitor.' lii
will have an opportunity to .-? con- si:
struct ion under the most favorable or
condition-". Tractor.- will be seen ec
: rf rming their vari .a functions. | al
which are seemingly unlimited; steam I ai
shovels digging up the irth; road h<
machines and graders preparing tr.t 01
subgrade for laying concrete or a*
phalt pav.ment; concrete mixer.- pi
combining the various materials nee- b
i'.ssary for an asphaltic c ?ncrcte j-cve- :
' inent; and other operation- to nunv
; r
ANNOUN(
TO THE PEOPLE O
SURROUND1N*
We have opened u]
> and Fancy Groceries cr
the Dickey Building, wl
were formerly located. C
our prices are right, and
ficient to render you pro
vice.
COURTEOUS AND F
ACCORDEC
Please Call and C
J. M. Cornv
Staple and Fane
MURPH\
EK*SA
jartmerit Si
week only, Apri
ing wonderful ba
$1.25 Remnant Bundles
Splendid Selection J:ffon
Dresses
Children's Gingham Froc
Good Gingham, 27-inche:
Men's Overalls, good gra
$1.50 Ladies Muslin Goa
$1.50 Ladies' Muslin Un<
1 Lot Ladies Ivory-handl
Parasols
; ARE OFFERING HU1
ERFUL BARGAINS!
jartment Si
HY, N. C.
ou? to mention. The.se trips will
jt b. limited to the officials deleites
alone but transportation will
? furnish* d without cost to all those
[filiated with highway work.
OBITUARY.
Lottie, daughter of Martha C.
U-nts, was born December 9, IM&5,
id a u II known by most all the
;ople of this and adjoining comunite.--.
Lottie departed this life
?r Heaven luiv 9, 1923, and the renins
were laid to rest in the Friendlip
cemetery July 11, 1923.
Lotties w o wtdl cared -for all her
fo by h; r mother and brothers and
ft.rs, and especially by her mothand
brother William, who remain1
at home with her. William wa?
ways kind and true to his mother
id Lottie, always whpn away from
>mo he wt M itwtke it in by dark in
rder to b with mother and Lottie.
The bereaved ones have our sym
ttthy and prayer.-, and may God
le* them and may we all meet Lote
in Ha ven, is ou prayers.
A FRIEND.
:ementi
F MURPHY AND
G SECTION:
p a full line of Staple
i Tennessee Street in
iere Lovingood Bros, j
)ur stock is complete,
our facilities are sufmpt
and efficient serAIR
TREATMENT
live Us a Trial
/ell & Son
;y Groceries
IE! I
tore
1 12th, to |
rgains:
Gingham
ks 98c j
s wide ISc
_
de 98c
vns 98c
j
derskirts _ 98c
e 7
$1.25
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