FACE TWO
L.OCCl/ CMC
. . Tetepbi
"The Way f a Man." v y Emerson
Houph. h - f "The C v. red
War * Bcnita Theatre Saturday
September 1~*!?. at 2 p. m. and
7:30 p. m.. admission 15c and 25c
Don't miss it.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. E. Io'tz left
Wedn<-dy in?r for Pll-b 1 .
to w: h r? t v y *-ave hen transit
mi by St;:*- Highway C -*nmirsion.
V. . Lentz has been here
about three years and Mr.* Lentz
about a r and have made many
friends v.-: . ;o see th.t-m h ave.
Mi- : ? .'. <\ f V- n
City. *. - - r" =
week. " . ?ntrly I'ved here and
PGree-' r . 1 r- 4h wH be r. ?o?-ESior
ir. th Greensboro College for
Women.
Mr. V. . Y. v. Ti. f \'-r
York, v- a - v:?it<>r in Murphy
th's v? Mr. r*>wel?on r>r ?=idtnt
' *. ' ' -a-T in-?se power
Compay. which has larcv hold a.
in this section.
Bach *s?leave your c?nt unhut
tcned and ?>ar a l--w c r f r they
are going to mak? :t h?>? f< r you in
-The MICROBE frr LOVE."
?r a I I
Mrs. - ' 1; v:
iting r< ' in A hev !!- nr..-'. C lumhia.
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Ann- m rts reading as follow?
have r? ntly x- n r-.ccived in Murphy:
"M- -d M Arthur C. Ray
anroun *1 carriage of th- r sister.
Mr-. Fsi-hv Tilrhnm McKaig. nee
Arie F : !ia <'ri n to Major Arthur
W. Fre in \V< 3n? -rlav the thir l
of S.v : ? t'"n twenty-f ur.
Mt. Rnir . Maryland. At home after
September 15th, Smokemont.
North (" Mis. Freeman used
to live a* Andrews. She Is a si-tor
of Mrs. J. N\ Moody.
The wonderful "MICROBE OF
LOVE" n<>t only inoculate? the actors
in the plot, but it swoops right
down into the audience and plays
havoc among young and old alike.
Indeed, thi- charming Ft tie play accompleshe;
nil that is intended an I
more, f'r it causes people to laugh
who have r t laughed in years, and
gives new inspiration to dozens of
forlorn lovers scattered through the
audience.
Messrs. P. S. Russell, G. T. Pose}
G. E. Lail. S. E. r ver. J. C. AArbogast
Jr.. R. S. Montony and wif. have
been among the Ar.drews* visitors
nere th s week.
Mr. A. B. An^orsin. of Itobhin*ville,
was a visitor here one day thl?
wee k.
ORCHARD. PASTURE. AN
The following bargain.-- in r-r.l e50
i?v-; '.T.a and boxed ho; $
school um! on mail r-ute. Cvod fru
33 acie orchard, pca'a:*: ard t:
A real buig.t.n at $4.00 l-er acre.
80 acre-, two-thirds in timber,
office, church and schools. Strong
155 acres, with good dwelling,
business. 1500 cross ties, g. d pastu
one mile frc,n main highway. A mi
at $15.00 per acre.
H. D. COMMONS, Loving, Ga.,
Pain In Ba
"TJ'OR A LONG TIME,"
A says Mrs. Dora Payne,
_ # VI. i T
j a OI nunnngion, ienn.
141 "I felt listless, tired and
U worn-out. I did not feel like
1^ doing my work, visiting 01
|4B anything.
1 suffered much pain in
141 my back and sides. My
|J| limbs hurt, my knees would
1^1 tremble without apparent
J| cause and I would have ta
"I was very nervous. ...
y I would shave a tired, dull
j I "I had read so much abou'
Ml Cardui I asked my husband
IfCAF
jJll The Won
' /Personal I,
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The -MICROBE OF LOVE converts
the hardest hearted bache:
and business for the Murphy min >
ters will tegir to pick uy from tit
time- it is staged.
Miss Frances Cover, of Andrews. 1the
guest of Mis- Martha Cand'.er f ir
- veral days.
Mr. W. H. M.roney rv?vi:c
Ashrille. N. C.. where he will contiii;?
to engage :r. the in-urance
bus ness as en ajrer.t cf the Jeffe^sor.
Standard compa-y.
,;r. J. H. IJ * 1 Fed.- "r
Cut in Ash . I the first of the j
week.
Mrs. T.. O. W: tters. rt~t ?- *v!ire
two :v : :h- here and a? Hnv --
vi!le. Iff? W 'i'm tday for her r.< me
in Melbourne, F!a.
Mart::. Cm. i!er v.as host*, ss i
at he: h xn.- S/.tnrday aft-mom
to r ?.j"r?ce?I?n< ou- shower in h--nor [
t Mr-', uoii.rt Bare la;.*, of Copr
hill. T.-rn.. v h;> before her marriage I
was Mi?? Mary Lou Thorn*-son. Th ] t
house was decorated n the pleasing S
shades ->f yellow and gretn with howls a
of c idenrod and potted plants car- a
rying otit the dor scheme. ~w v
tables .fir : ..:?d f Mic" ? * :
were played th (mghovt tr. nf:cr.at
**- hi h Mrs. Barclay h Id '
h- : -care r bridge and Mrs.
i> fMichigan. Aft:x a dainty ^
; e c time wa served, 'I:.-. Bar lay
" ' "as -rive:: . ' and ? ?. she ?n:s.
gath?. r in thv clothes which v.vro t
barging on th- line in an ndjo r ing c
room. She received many very xis.ful
and attractive gifts. Those asked I
to meet Mrs. Bar lay were Mrs. N r|
mar.d t^sv ds n. ef Atlanta; Mrs. Y
Mai! lie' Mrs. F. C. flail, Mrs.
i. X. Thomp-on, M s. Carl Dobb . i
Mrs. L. CI. Watters. Mrs. .Terry Davidson,
Mrs. Laura Dickey. Miss Catherine
Thompson, Miss Elizabeth Brit- l
1 tain. Miss Nannie Dixon, Miss Mar-11
tine Mattox, Miss Lynn Albright, i
Mi s Margnruite Couch, Miss Carcie
Ferguson and Miss Evanell Mauney. c
i?Tutt'sPills?T,
Enable Dyspeptics to eat whatever I
Nourt-h the bc<Jv, give appetite. I
DEVELOP FLESH |
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HOW'S THIS? jl
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICIXB will
!" what wo ciaim foi it ra-S your sy,!,n
of Catarrh or D?.atnc?s caused ly
Catarrh.
HALL'S CATARRH MF.DICIXE oon.
F.s:a of an Ointnn-til which Quickly
Relievos The i.Uarrliai uiTimmation, and i
: tl ? interna! Medicine, a Tonic, which j
I h,r", through the Rlood on the Mucous
I. u:Cac?*. tiiu? assisting to restore nor- ,
ma I conditions. .
Sold by drupci>t? for over 40 Tears.
| F. J. Cheney A: Co., Toledo, O.
D FARM LAND I-OK SALE
tnie r.:v being offered wev quick sale
-0)\^ )? bni'4 nr$, - ar charge* aid I
t o:i >n. Price aire.' i
inbe ] ' ? vi-.i*. l-ucso oic-e to clrjrvh.
new house and burns, close to post if
red land for only $8.00 per acre,
tenant houses, and mill doing good
:es, 15 to JO acres bottom lanci, only '
mpy making farm- ar.d a real bargain i
41 a miles east of Mineral Bluff.
is?.it?a?fci*aufc*a*fcu
Lck & Sides ?
j to get it for me. The very El
fir*? hottlp cppmwl to haln
me. After the second ... 1 IW
| was better than I had been IVI
' in months. I certainly can 1^1
: praise Cardui. Ilu
"I have taken three bot- l^l
ties. Now 1 hardly wait, IfeH |
when the sun shines, to l?
garden. I am feeling fine." |W
Similar results to those de- ILI
: scribed above have been re- IM
i ported by thousands of other gsJ j
women. Cardui's 40 years jf|!
of success should encourage U
I you to give it a thorough |r|;
(rial for the relief of any l|U
1 common female ailmenta. IQI
I For sale everywhere. |W j
IDUIg
tan's Tonic B
tmk chekokce scout. mu1
Mrs. Josephine Arthur
Do You Need a Tonic? j
Durham, X. Car.?"Ahout f:ftm
years aero two of my children . 1
whooping cough so badly that aft reward
their lungs ar.c! h: . i
tubes were affected from the r ious
coughing. They kept get*:'-:? v
weaker and I believe would hav hM r
serious pulmonary affection r. 1 t
not been for Dr. Pierce's C !:n '
Medical Discovery. I gave them 1
several bottles until they were t
entirely out of danger and well and
strong. I would never hesitate in
recommending Dr. Pierce's Golden. 1
Medical Discovery as a tonic after ?|
any prostrating illness, because it
brings permanent strength."?Mrs. (
Josephine Arthur, 40J Toby St.
Obtain Dr. Pierce's "Discovery" *
now from your druggist, in liquid or s
tablets. It car. safely be given to \
little folks as it contains no harmful ingredient.
Write Dr. Pierce, President
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., <
for free medical advice.
Mi - H !en Recce and brother. 1
. "ji.?. and Miss Annie McClurt* left
cpt be. 3rd f.r the Deaf S.h ol
it Mv.riranton. Mr. Paul Mcf
,c ;nrT.r.:e(l them as far as Asheillc.
|
MHi ; n Hall left the f : of
he week .' r Mcattoat, N. C.. vh.re
h entered the Montreat Xonrsal
>chool. 1
Under ^Indam Cupid's magic snel;
he "MICROBE" threaten? to he- j
ate an epidemic The bug is small, .
ut rrghtiully active around the ]
tathclors. t
1
Rev. T. L. Sasser attended a co - ]
Victu-e of Svndry school wotkers j
n Bryson City Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Clark, of f"on<erhill.
spent the week-end at the
)ickey Hotel with friends.
Mr. A. K. Dickey spent the wetk>nd
here with relatives.
Messrs. Mark West and Corhott !
Vllen left Tuesday for Berea, Ky.,
o become students in Rrrca College.
"j '
#W Insect bites
[menthglatum i
^stops the itching and^F
^^^gives comfort^^F
JONOR ROLL- FOR SHOAL
CREEK SCHOOL, FIRST MONTH!
First Grade?Arvel Allen, Doshin
leaver. Gltnn Jones, Archie Swanon,
Fred, Ed. and Sherman Voytcs. I
SecoDd Grade?Xota Allen, El ie
pieman, Doyd Mason ar.d Bsrs'e
5 oyleal
-^hiru Crtdc?Ilcnr" r.rcrran,
Marion Jor.cs. Leonard Jones, Dec
Sanson and Delia Swanson.
Fourth Grade?Clifford Swansor..
Sixth Grade?Birdie Stiles and
rempa Jcne*.
Seventh Grade?Hazel Allen.
R. Keenum, Principal; Miss
Minnie Ferguson, Primary Teacher.
Take
{alota^s !
for the liver
Beware ef imitation*. Demand
tl>e genuine mi 10c and 35c pack ft*
bmnag nbow trade mark.
AllCCCkl
PLASTERS aS ;
A StMkrd
g?<r?iill? I *
Pain In Slda,
Rh?umatlsr>|
Paokacha, ^ X
-Anf Local f X
Pain. LA
MM ?e ALLUJLT** ffW-?
>PHT. WOKTH CAKCiJHA
nebber judire o* i*ople dat T meets
along: de way.
>y de places what. d?y come from an*
de houses whar dey lay:
"or de bantam chicken's awful fond
o' roostin' pretty hifrh.
Vn' do turkey buzzard sail* above de
ea^rle in de sky.
Dey ketches leedle mlssers in de
middle o' de sea.
\n' yo* finds desmalles* 'possum up de
1 ijrgr- s" kind ob tree.?Ex.
-ederal Power Commls'ri
In compliance with the Fc ieral
cater nower act <41 Stat.. 1063).
ictice i? s hereby ir'ven that the
~h jr.tpson Power Company of New
fork City hr.s made application covrlnjr
a ; roposed power project In
: Tii sec River end tributaries,
n Cherokee County, North Carolina,
ird Polk Ccuntv. Tennessee. e**emlrcr
approximately from the mouth of
'r. k t-> a point near Probst Sta;
v Tonnocuo Inv -i t<?
a h appl cation, or request for a
tearing thereon, together with any
r!< fs. reports or othir data for which
ronsideration is desired, should be
ubnrittrd to the Executive S.-cretarv.
Federal Power Commission, Was>
ngton, D. C.
(5-8t-fpc)
Children's Day
At Whitener
The Ch ldren'i Day exercise* al
Whitrer cn August 17t!i w re enjoyed
by a large number of people.
The services were followed ! v a
glorious revival conducted by Rev.
John R. Hsirris and C. A. White of
Knglewood, Tenn. On the last SunJay
night twenty-four took part in
the ordinance meeting. Br her Harris
had to leave us on account i f having
so many call in other states.
Hay fever
If you can't "get away," ease
the attacks with ?
VtCKS
Vaporub
uiwr IT jwr/finn J art L jra
Desi
Near Mi
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ngr^n
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I On Tucsda
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Two tracts are ii
acres; the second, l(h
small farms and will,
This property Ii<
dential purposes. It
on thd Asheville-Mui
ten minute drive from
residences or truck fa
to Professor L. E. Mi
TERMS: One
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Oglesb;
Ansley Hotel
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Sunburnt ?
The Fine Antiseptic prevei
terinjc or soreness and keep
lectio**?ABSOLUTELY!
Genuine
Shipman-V/arcl
Rebuilt
UNDERWOODS
ONLY
$ DOWN A
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Let Ui Tell You More Abvat
i nit opiendid typewriter
A machine that look
cannot tell it from a \
best and squarest typeRebuilt
Like New
Every tnachine is at
fully rebuilt. All won
new enamel, new nick
key rings?a complete
will be proud to own.
Try It for Ten Full D
Send for a machine
part. (Jie it for TEN F
it is exactly the ger.uii
typewriter we claim it
Easy Monthly Paym
Our easy monthly
YOU to have this rplen
are just the tame as rei
Don't Delay Anothe
You can obtain the
That's good business.
That's good judgment,
certain. For Full Deta
THE CHER
Phone 20
rable Pre
1 1 V Tsl
urphy Wil
A
y October 7
ncluded in this sale. T1
1 acres. This will be su
therefore, attract all kir
es well, much of it being
is only about three mile
rphy-Atianta highway, i
i the center of town. Jt
nning. This is the vah
luney.
(-third cash, balance in
y Realty Au
Fr.4?y. H
jjy. AT ANY DEUXI^S '
FREE ? Miniature Apical *V|
I I for testing. Write &
APINOL COP,TO" vnos, I '
W astiNtTON, N. C * j
s and writes so well that even experts I
)rand-new machine. It's the biggest, |
writer proposition ever made. w
ripped right down to the frame, then ?
i parts replaced by new. New type. A
tel. new lettering new platen, r.ew I
, perfect typewriter. A machine yon t
. Give it every test. Examine every 5
ULL DAYS. Decide for yourself that R
ae. standard Underwood fully rebuilt I
payment plan makes it possible for I
did machine immediately. Payments j I
r Minute?Act Now! f i
machine on a down payment of $300. jit
You try the machine TEN DAYS. 1
Then you'll decide to keep it. That's f I
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IOKEE SCOUT I
party
1 Be Sold
th at 10 a. m.
ie first tract contains 20
bdivided into lots and
iH? of huvers.
desirable for red
s from Murphy and lie* I
and can be reached in I
ist the right distance f<* I
table property belonging I
1, 2, and 3 year*. t|( f
- 3r*I
ction Co. I
Atlanta, Ga- I