^ Hoca/ and
Mrs. J. E. Srow and little son of]
Copper hill. Ter.n.. are visiting Mrs. <
Snow's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. s
Brown, week. c
iltto Marline Msttox returned last
- Thursday afternoon from Maryv:iie.
Tenn., where she has been attending
college this year.
Miss Estelle Maun.y, of Kinscy .
passed through Murphy the first of t
the week or. ht r way to Chapel Hill, where
she planned to study in the ^
University summer school.
Miss Marion Erwin, one of the ,
teachers in the summer school, was ,
called home a f W days ago on ac? \
count of the illness of her father, s
who lives in Columbus, Ohio. I
Miss Sue Haigler. of Hayesrflle, |
spent the week-end here with her sis- ,
ter, Mrs. T. J. ?h; ; ;; ^
first week for Chapel Hill ]
wiier< ered the university ]
summer sch 1. i
BITES-STINGS
Apply wet baking soda or
household crr.j3or.ia.fcl!owadby ^
yicKS:
VapoRub
Cur 7 7 V Won J art. L?td Yearly L
1/ #
MOTHER? Fletcher'? Canton
Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething
prepared to relieve Infants in a:
Constipation
Flatulency
Diarrhea
Aids in the assimilation of Food,pf
? Natural Sleep withoi
To a\roid imitation* always look for the
Proven directum +:> ^li package. P!
\ |i |
cne^imle during 1923, w^s
55; and that paid m 1923, a re<
Y' These are small figures \
freight, but when multiplied 1>
freight handled by the railroac
tion per ton-mile tv>?*V<>w an &p
ad race, tne aggregate sa
the shipping public since Ja
than $1,000,000,000.
Think of the figures quotes
was hauled during 1923 by the
mile at a coat of a little over 1
every-day commodity, re pi
pairs of shoes one mile; the a
pair being so ridiculously
ever on the retail selling price
Does this indicate thaifrt
?
~
Personal
\
m 20
Mrs. A. M. Brittain went to Arirews
Tuesday morning to spend
everal days at the home of her
laughter, Mr?. Giles Cover. Little
lane Cov.r. who had bten visiting
it7 emndlIivtLt;, rciurr.t i with Mr?
prittair.
Mr. Harry ? '!" r n: 1 .
lumber of his trierds at the home
>f his parents in East Murphy ln.-t
Thursday evening. Many deligh'ful
farms were enjoyed after which u icious
ice cream and cake were serv?d.
Amc ng those present wore Missfs
Kathrvn Thompson. Elizabeth and
Margaret Maneval. Emogene and Anlie
Margaret Axlev. Maurin: Fain,
Evelyn and Lucile Hill. Mar_v Akin J
Elizabeth Ford, Mary Bell, nrd Gertrude
and Ca?r:e F-itta:n. andij
Messr-. Lowry Hill. Filter Ax'ey.1
Richard Brendl . Hi n-H
Prank Dickey. Harvey Akin. He-b?rt!
McCall. Samuel Hughes, Mark West
irsi McJunkin. Glen Bates and Gar-j
ison Maneval.
Superintercept J. F. Gaffney. of
;he Southern Railway was ir. Murphy
Thursday night on business.
Mr. Ed Martin of Mark <1 Tree,
)kla., was here over the week-end
^anJai
i is a harmless Substitute for
Drops and Soothing Syrups,
rms end Children all ages of
Wind Colic
.To Sweeten Stomach
Regulate Bowels
at Opiates i
lignature of
lyaicians everywhere recommend it
|
\ Moved A Mile ;
.Postage Stamps
?wildering to the public, but
by the Interstate Commerce
iperations of the American
)t some easy-to-understand
das.
sb average revenue received
j hauling one ton of freight
fee, as compared with 1.176c
?e average for 1921 was the
since then there have been
8. As compared with 1921,
represented a reduction of
iuction of about 1L6X.
when applied to one ton of
v 413,562,132,100 ton-miles of
Is last year, the slight re duo
predable showing,
ving in the freight bill of
naary 1922 has been more
3 above?one ton of freight
American railroads for one
c. Figured in terms of an
resents the movement of 800 I
xrtual carrying charges per
11 as to have no effect what*
u
ight rots* are too highf
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r
THE CHMOOE >COUT. MlJWi
MRS. M. L. HODGSON *
3AINS 4 5 POUNDS 1
- t
| iVeighrd Only 95 Pound* B?fore a
Taking Stella Vita*?Now
Weighs 140 e
"When I started taking Steila VI- y
.ae I weighed only ninety-five ?
pounds; now I weigh a hundred and
and forty and simply feel grand."
iaid Mrs. Martha L. Hodg on. Route
1, Box 73, Harmony, X. C., the oth- *
er day. ?
"About a year ago my periods b:- \
cam irregular and I had an awful |
bearing-down misery and burning |
sensation all through my body. I ?
| wn? dreadfully weak and whclely un- j
I able to do any work. Often I wa
[kept in btd for months at a time ?
and my back hurt so it would almost 2
kill me and I would have blind speo- ]
every so often. '
"Since taking Stella Vitae my .
periods are regiilar and 1 feel like
a new woman. I am strong enough '
to ao all my housework and even 4
woik e in my garden. You would .
not buuw me lor the same person I '
I Kavo rlmwo-ort ba ? ?? w. "
NOTE?Stella Vitae may be * }?
tsined from any druggist and tn X
tain.d from R. S. Parker and the ' - X
chase p. ice \v:l be refunded l* u - * *
to bring relief.?Adv. *?
vi.-iting his brother. Jerry Martin. X
M . Martin left Tuesday for Spokane *
Wash. He planned to stop r.vcr n ?|?
.-. .mphis, Tenn., on his way. X
Attorneys M. W. Bell. D. With- r- X
spoon and J. N. Moody are anv c i X
Murphy lawy. r attending courl Y
Hayesvile this week.
Mrs. J. W. Davidson. wh , under- 1*.
\wntan operation nt the Muri hy h X
pital the latter part f last week. i> *{*
ring nicely. -i
Mr. ii A. Davidson sp.r.t Several y
days i:: Atlanta the first of the w.tk X
on business. X*
Messrs. G. R. H? blitzcll, r. S. X
Johnson and D. S. Rus el! n -re f
among the Andrews visitors seen in y
Murphy this week. X
Mrs. Z. V. Hruwr. wh., has beer. X
visiting her mother. Mrs. R. V. X
Wells, has returned to her home in X
Mrs. K. L. Woodard. cf K - $
Sf.i ng, is visiting Mrs. R. V. W. lis {?
and attending the summer school. X
Mr. G. W. Candler spent th. lot - Y
ter part of last week in Baltimore g
. .j.
Ct
Co 7I-- F c. That
Left. In Addition
35c Ginghams, 32
Printed Lawn, pel
Curtain Goods, p?
Toweling, per yar
Men's Suspenders
Ladies' Voile Dres
each
Ladies' Collar and
Men's Neckties -.
Good Value in Ne
Ladies Gauze Ves
Visit Our Sale ant
CHRIS
11
| STYLEPLUS OLOTH1
j Ewrjr Salt
| GUARANTEE
I
hit, worm auMuwA
Miss Alice Gibbons, who has been
d school at Queens College, CnarDtte,
arived a few days ago to *pend
he summer with her parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. E. M. Gibbons.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hughes returnd
Friday morning to Cincinnati. O.,,
fter having spent several days here.
rith Mrs. Hughe*' sistir, Mrs. Alton.
BS|
Wante
Good
1 he Tallas
good propostion
permanent job, i
you are willing t
ore is smelted ar
process, you w?]
strate your abilil
men at least 5 f
ft ard between
good character <
Badin is an
ty, North Caroli
three churches,
which they will i
per month or sei
climate is very h
to establsh a ho
ties at Badin.
None but t
to better their p<
1
TALL
You
Cur Big Sale Is Still On
i To Our Bargains First i
-in. wide, per yd _ 24c i 1
r yard 10c!<
:r yard 9c 1
d 9c
, good value, pair 19c !
jses, good value
. $2.49 :
Cuff sets, set 39c I !
18c !
jckties 48c !
its 9c 1
i Save Halfl
iTOPHER'S
"I GOODS
?I^^Hmurphy
Mr. Julio* Reid, of Vests, was a
Murphy visitor one day this week. ,
Misses Leucine Wells, Clara Mc-j
Combs and Emily Sword have return-j
ed to Cullowhee Normal and Indus-'
trial School to enter the summer
term.
A Correction.
On May 22nd our Young Harris,
correspondent sent us an article'
d Men Of
Character
*ee Power Company, Bad
i to offer several white ms
and are willing to work fo
o start as a laborer in our p
id converted into aluminui
11 be promoted as rapidly
ty to handle the job next ir
t. 8 in. high, weighing no
20 and 35 years of age. P
ind reputation need apply
up-to-date town, located i
na. It has good water, go
The company owns com!
rent to their employees for
11 to them on extremely ea
iea!thy, and if you are lco!
me, you should investigal
hose who are in dead eai
asition in life should apply
Employment Department
.ASSEE POWER COMP.
Badin, N. C.
r Atteniioi
, end We Have Hundr^c
advertised, we are adding
Hand Towels, each
Good Brooms, one to a cus
Keep in Mind that we hav
Piece Suits for
$22.50 Summer Suits
SEE THEM
$21.50 Blue French Serge
$25.00 Blue French Serge
Special reduction on all m
J>UItS.
^adies' Oxfords as law as
Sale Lasts Unti
LEADING 1
STORE p
QUA
, N. C. =
Fi*> >?? ?. HM I
Tbout the commencement
Young Harris College in which it
stated that Mr. Sam Mason, who w^B
the medal for making the grcEteuB
improvement doring the year, m?B
represented as living in Chemi?B
County. The winner of the ranisi sB
Samuel Benton Mason, e^J of m,B
Will Mason, of Clay County. ThsB
paper is glad to make this convex? B
' I
II
in, N. C.. has a ' I
n who desire a I
r promotion. If I
otroomo, where I
n by a', electric I
as you demon- I
i line We want I
>t less than 160 I
lone but men of 1
I
n Stanly Coun- I
od schools, and 1
;ortable houses, I
a nominal sum: i
sy terms. The I
<ing for a place I
te the possibili- I
I
rnest aid want I
\NY
9
Is cf BcrgiL-.s I
the following: 9
9c I
itomer 39c |
e men's Three- 5
$7.50 B
$16.98 B
Suits. $18.98
Suits . $20.98 fi
ten's and boys' H
$1.48 I
1 July 1, 1924 ||
DRY II
BRAND SHOES |1
r Pair L.atW | H
RANTEED fifl
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