PAGE TWO
JLoca/ and
lelephoi
* fli A* Konita Theatre Tonight. Buck
Jcnv- Cow Boy," a western
story of Circus Love.
/
Mi-s Li!!n Cooler is visiting reia-'
v tire* : Kaorville, Tenn.. this week.
\ / Mr. J. W. Ferguson Jr., local man,A
ager i the Murphy plant of the Car '
- Jy. o!in:.-Tennessee Power Co.. is in
/ Tennessee this week on busine?s. '
/ Mr. H. F. Whitehead, of the fac-j
/ ulty of the Marietta High S? h was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. J. B.
Storey, last week-end.
Mrs. E. A. Davidson te:': Thursj
day morning for Atlanta where she!
/ had been called to the tie of her
/ daughter. Mrs. Loux D idsoa, who
J is in a very critical nditbn.
Mrs. Willard <. o- r? r and l'ttle
daughter are v j-:* ^ her ci?tt:r, Mrs. ;
Pope, in Kn> v. ;hi< week.
FOR SALE I , u<t posts, c,- -i
size. 50c each. J. J. Beach. Hayes-}
Ville. X. C. c2S-2t-pd)l
I,
There u:?i i. free moving pic-1
ture at the Bonita theatre Monday
u . . showing h- v 1
our f- :>-!- hingedepit te i and il- j'
lustra*.ing proper method- >f forestry!
and how t prevent forest fiie<. It
will he explained as it is shown by 11
District Forester C I. Peterson ?f !
Asheville. Monday, Feb. 2Jrd?Fret
!
Mr. \V. H. Meroncy! of Ashtvillc.
i~ hero this week on busit.es>.
Aniontr the Andrew? s~it rs here1
tHt week were VV. H. Milton, I". M.
V V.'orthev and T. D. Puke.
" ;
New Way to Quickly
Stop Worst Cough
A r?"Riarknblf? r?:w at:-l ?Sn.;lo
ticlhod : treating a. couich >ri\.-*
Ttlsef w.-i; the first dose* isnd usually
rc.iKS u. severe cou^ii la
hours. i
rtio treatment is based on th-r* '
i r"f v r 111! :> -a known as Ur. Kings
Nhv : dso.-very f.?r Coughs. Y< u
t..ke Just > :. > tvasnooniul and hold , ,
it ir. .-tsr throat t"r 15 or 2" sec- |
nds t fore swallow In?, without j >
; *!.< viiifir vith water. The pr.-*crlf>- '
tlon i ? ? a ?i.<uMo action. It n>?t '
:.ly - th?.s ; :.J heals f ; : > ..I
irrstar hut It uuickly loosens
r.:.d vt-iiovc-s tin- phi- g;n at ', conK'.hlor.
which are the diret: - !
<f the coughing-. IVoiile hav- :i :
__-C*tuhished. how auicJcHvtho entnrh- J
inff stopped with this new
r..- the whole couch conui- .
t. ? ? jii a v ry short time.
The pr? scr:; tlon is for coughs,
colds, hoursencfiS, bronchitis,
* ! -.o?!'c croup. It Is e\c.-J!?-t.t 1
for . M r.?n as well as grownups? ;
1.0 i r ;1 drugs. E onontical. too, !
ns is only- one t>-.- i " >ntul?
At .ill b 4 J druggists. Ask for
? ?- ^ ~ ~ I
1 Nails, Barb
V 7
! Fence, ?ou
A i ROCK BCT
J. We have a car lc- be
abcut March ICth, and
? make the following prii
? save later.
jr. Common Nails
? Finishing Nails all sizes
4 Point Cattle Barb Wii
if per reel
2 Point Cattle Barb Wii
& per Reel
? I 51/9 Gauee Poultrv Fei
? 15^4 Guage Poutry Fei
? 32-in. Hog Field Fence,
1 2 J/? Guage, rod __
i 26-in. Hog Field Fence,
i 2]/? Guage, rod . .
: 1 J/4 'n. \Vire Staples, k*
; Poultry Wire Staples, k
;; These Prices are F. C
Terms 30 1
BUY YOUR SPR1N
: Brittain &
Wholesale and R
MURPHY
* '
iPersonal
%
IW 20 j!
Cora May. the little two-year-old '
daughter c.f Mr?. Mattie Dalton. died
at her home in E35t Murphy early
Wednesday morning of uremic poisoning,
after an illness of sometime.
Funeral services were conducted or
Thursday morning at 10 o\ l. ck at
the residence by Rev. E. G. Clary
and interment was in the Sunset
cemetery.
NEW Spring Hats Now On Display, i
St* tr.i-m at Mrs. CalJie Hall's.
?l-t p<l\
Mr. A. C. Richmond, president of
the Oak Lane Knitting Mills, spent
the past week in Philadelphia conferring
vriw, uU u??>iiait>. Ou ims 1
return he was accompanied from
Asheville by Mrs. Richmond and little
daughter v. ho will spend sometime
Messrs. Ge ?ge G. -Shriver and F.
V. Cop- r. of Baltimore. who are
onnectel "ith *he Cherokee Com- t
any. were here this week in th inte_rt-s_l
of thiir business.
Mr. W. A. Hasty, of Atlanta, spent J
evtra" day- here this weekMiss
Kathrvn Thompson enter
Eaire-j the bridpe club at the tea
room Wednesday evening.
T. W. Porter and R. A.
Do ins. Franklin, were visitors
iere this week.
Mr. ( . R. Waldroup, of Blairsnlle.
Ga.. was here on business this ,
ivcek.
Mrs. Mary Nelson, of Topton. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mattie A
TayU r.
FOR SALE I have two of the nicest
> - pincc? ir: E. Murphy. Good
e : 1 nuan Iaiu point; to sell them
' hn H. Hall. (27-lt-pd.)
The regain: monthly porgrajr
neeting r>f the Baptist Woman's Mis-ionaiy
Society will be held at th(
hureh on next Tuesday at twe
"clock. All the women of the
hurch are cordially invited to at
;end.
GH1GHESTEHS PILL?.
DIAMOND X^QTiiiX BRAND
:
ladtrs?
Ark : out I'rurxlit for CHI-CITES-1 fcS S A
hiamo* y iiKAxn TILUS iu ?;i u jmi/A
tirm at.itlic boxes, sealed wills B.uc(w.
KiVnn. Take no otbu. Ilur of ? ? v/
Dnrrlo (.I.J n.k for ClIMUtH-TUli V
PIUIO M> Jill AX l? l?I I.I.H. for lnrnl76r
yc--A T-- :ror 1 Bcst.S.AKrt. Alwny* Reliable
S3LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
-T:_'L EVERYWHERE
Wire, Field f
llry Fence {
TOM PRICES
x
shipped from factory ?
to sell this at once we
:es. Buy now and
$3.75 Base
?!
re, SO rod-reels.
$3.75 |
re, 80 rod-reels, ?
$2.75 |
ice, 48-in., rod 37c ?.
ice, 60-in., rod _.45c ?
6-in. stay, m ?
37c ?
6-in. stay, %
32c J
eg $4.50 }
eg $5.75 |
I. B. Murphy, N. C. f
Days Net |
G SUPPLY NOW I
Mayfield j
etail Hardware
\ N. C. |
; L
THE CHEROKEE SC
nSmJlV
'JpM jAvj ?fJ ?ji?
Mr. W. A. Adams, of Grandvievt
was a visitor here this week.
Mrs. F. Harding Eaton and Mis?
Reulah Bowdc a. of the Mars Hil!
J acuity, spent the week-end at Hayes
ville as tho guests of Mr. ami Mr.:
\V. It. Anderson. They spent Sunday
in Murphy entoute on tho:r re:urn
to Mars Hill.
Misses Artie Mosteller and Fay
[irCROry, of Andrews, were guests ol
Mr. Robert Alle n and family on Sat.
urday.
Miss Myitle Garrett of Murphy and
Mr. John Nichols, of Andrews" we-;
rarried on February 16th in tho office
of Mr. T. X. Rates. Mr. Bates
officiated.
Mr.*. Bessie Garrett returned Fri
lay from a visit to her daughter
Miss Lillic Champion, at Gastonia
who has been ill.
Col. I.. K. Bay less is sending this
week in New Orleans.
Miss Cleo Champion of Murphj
and Mr. Mark Dailey, of Andrews
were happily married in th<
office of Mr. T. N. Bates or
February 18th. Mr. Bates perlorsninj
the ceremony.
M*. H. A. Smith was a hysine-s vis
iter to A she ville over the week-end
Mr. I.. B. Wommack, of Frankl'n
is spending several days in Murph\
jr. business.
Mrs. John McJunkin and childrer
returned this week from Cartersville
Ga.. where they had been visitinr
friends and-relatives.
Marriage licenses have recent!;,
been! issued to the following con
pies: Gordon Rogers and Lillii
Henderson; .1. L.. Rose and Rosie AI
mend; N. C. Christopher and Katt
Ilunsuckor; W. A. Hembree and El
sie Killian; John Nichols and Myrth
Garrett; G W. Palmer and Allie Kc
hart; Mark Dailey and Cleo Cham
uion.
Mr. l>. X. Hodges, of Ashevillc, i:
here this week on business. I
Mr. A. 3. Ransom, of Ashevilie
:ind Mr. D. \V. Bnird. of Chicago
?f the firm of Ransom-Benedie
Lumber Co., were here this wee!
looking over the timber of the Cher
okee Company.
Does Your Lack Ache?
Are Your Kidneys Weak?
AN-URIC IS WHAT YOU NEED I
"I never had anything in my life
that helped me like Dr. Pierce's Anuric
for weak back and kidney trouble,"
said Mrs. I. E. Terry of 309 Whalcy
St., Columbia S. C. (picture above).
"At the time I first heard of 'Anuric*
1 was in bad shape?was under the doctor's
care. I never knew what it was
to be free from pain and distress.
Every night I would have to get up
several times so that with the pains and
the broken rest I was worn out. Dr.
Pierce's Anuric Tablets were recommended
to me and brought quick relief,
and an I continued their use my bladder
and kidneys grew stronger and the pains
in my back left me. I consider 'Anuric?
so good that I have no hesitation in
recommending it to any one suffering
from kidney weakness or backache."
Obtain this "An-uric" from your
nearest dealer; or send 10c for trial
pkg. to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in
Buffalo, N.Y?
thai --- ' "
:OUT. MURPHY. N. C.
, Mr. C. R. Wa Id roup, of Blairsville
[ Ga.. was a business visitor hero thi?
J week.
Mr. D. B. Thomas and E. E. Ellis
of the North Carolina Highway
maintenance department, were here
this week looki: g after the work in
' this section.
!Mr. II. Enpleman spent last Saturday
in Hayesville.
FOR SALE Small farm, pood hou?..
pood barn on the river and on ' o
hiphway. 20 acres po< 1 level I art i.
pood woodland to ba.-k it up. N r.r
pood school, pood church. >V m
quick. I am poinp to sell cr trade. ]
John H. Hall. C-7-tt-pd.?
Mr. Bonn ell II. Stone, cf Blair<
: villc. Ga.. forester for the Yopcl Land
Co.. and president of the Ge.rjria
Forestry Association, was a visit r
s here several hours Sunday enroute
1 to his home from Asheville where
he bad been in attendance upon the
. session of the Southern Appalachian
. Research Council of the society of
. American foresters.
Salesmen, this is an honest ad and
a real opportunity to pet a life-time
sition with the larpest manufa turer
in the world of its kind. We
have a hip followinp in this county
and nearby territory. Our repro
son tat ices live at homo. If you have
v(irf;ed in retail or wholesale stores,
carried mail routes or held any pubi
iic office in this county, this cxperionce
will help you. Write today
stating your age and business expe.
Hence. All applications treat;- ?n
, strict confidence. Address Sales
. Manager, Suite 711, Jefferson Stand,
building. Greensboro. North Carolina
(1-trsco)
Prof. A. B. Green, president of
the Mary I*. Willingham School, at
r Blue Kidge, Ga., spent Sunday in
. Murphy.
i Mr. B. B. File, of Blairsville, Ga..
: was a visitor here Sunday.
Tht Hiawnsscc annex of the Dirk- j
? e-y Hotel is being re-covered this j
. week with a fireproof shingle, and ]
the rooms are being: renovated.
Mr. Mark West Jr., who has been
in Porea College this year, returned
home a few days ago.
Mr. T. W. Davidson has added
r much to the interior of his store by
the addition f a coat of paint.
MARTIN'S CREEK.
Mr. Will Chastain was the guest
' Sunday f Mr. 1). F. Burchfleld.
The yt ung people of this section
? enjoyed a musical at Miss Mae Cole
man's Saturday night.
Miss Iva Stalcup was the guest of
Miss Clonita Cunningham Saturday.
Mr. A. H. Cunningham left Mon'
idday for Cor-aerhiil. Tenn.
I Mr. A. W. Cunningham was the
j guest Sunday of Mr. D. F. Burch.
| field.
t NOTICE This week we will rer
ccivt shipment of high grade
- Burt early HO day Oats. Will also
handle high grade phosphate. F. D.
Dickey Feed Company. (It-d)
NOTLA.
Mis. Nancy Greene has moved
back to her old home place on Beech
Creek.
Mr. J. R. Hall and Lum Greene
jweie visitors Sunday of Mr. Ira
i Sneed.
Mrs. Mary Allen, of Hangingdog,
! i- vi-il:-.r her t'\tighter, M - lv*?
1 Sneed. who has been seriously ill
jhut is improving some.
; Mr. W. M. Raper is planning on
* going back to the hospital in Memphis.
Tenn.
Miss Nancy Carden is on the sick
list this week.
M iss Mildred Martin was the.
guest of Misses Necie and Eula
Sneed.
Mr. A. K. Barton made a business
trip to Murphy Monday.
The many friends of Mrs. M. I.
...... ..... itgic. iv <ci.ni mill sne is
seriously ill with pneumonia.
HAYESVILLE.
Mrs. Elmer Kitchens, who has been
visiting: relatives in Clay County, returned
Wednesday to her home in
Montana.
Quite a crowd of young folks accompanied
the basket ball team to
Murphy last Friday to see them win
another game over the Murphy team.
The preliminaries for the high
schools triangular debate were held
last Friday. The speakers selected
were Misses Mlrt Scroggs and Jessie
H
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FRUIT TREES
Just as the orchardist is able
through nourishment to increase
the vitality and resistance ot his
apple-tree to winter's cold, so is
the body fortifaed with
Scott's Emulsion
Thousands now take it as regularly
as they take food, to build
healthy resistance and to protect
them when winter's cold arrives.
Take a lesson from Nanif.??L
vnur
strong to resist wenkncss? If
t;*ke Scott's Emulsion!
- r tv- : taCc'.il.S i. i*-29
May Atkins or. the affirmative side
an s Messrs. Ray Crawford d \Ya
ter Moore on the negative side. V.'i
are glad to see our high school tak
iritr part in this important teat-:r? *
sel >1 life, and we wish tht spT.k
ers great sueces in thtir undirta ; nt
Mr. an.l Mrs. \V. R. An!?r
tertained seme of their friends at
Valentire party last Friday nicht. .
ccntest was held in solving ero-?
word puzzics in which Frof. J or.*
and Miss Gchagen were the v.. mr
Mr. Honda Crawf .r?i. whv has bee
visiting his parents. Mr. ar.d M*
Millard ( rawfor i. has returned to h
work in N\w York City.
Mr. and M s. C. M. \\\.ffo:d leii
the latter part of last week for Ma:
ictta. Ga., where Mr. Wofford wi
join Mr. Darnell and continue ti
journey through tht country in a ci
to Florida. Mrs. Woff rd will r
main with Mrs. Darnell in Marie*:
tor sometime.
Kuhy. the littl? six-year-old daug
ter of Mrs. Zadie Mat! is died
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MOTHER1 Fletcher's Cas
Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teeth
prepared to relieve Infants i
Constipation
Flatulency
Diarrhea
Aids in the assimilation of Fooc
a Natural Sleep wi
To ?vo?d imitati always look for
Proven directiong j_ package
y . .There are but few
X net heard something <
y who have tried all oth
X health are turr'ng to
;ij (Nature'sway) Not th
of doing for the "great
| tictionres do,but a thrc
which can be had nc t
the country.. Electric
;ij healing science, give
X with a scientifically ca:
X produces a beneficial, 1
gotten in no other way
'f{ it has done for many .
? In my office I have m;
X what I have done for
Stomach-trougle, chroi
ion, kidney, spleen an<
:: others.. What has bee
done for ycu._ No Dri
;: ure's way of restoring t
X dition.
I DR. E. 1
I Davidson Building
Friday, February 20, 1925 fl
tSSpjl
her home early Wedxros lay morr-n^H
aft-r ..a illness cf several rnoniht^H
Fanora! - : vices verc held We
day . at 1 o'clock ar th?H
M: <" ek church by Rev. T. L.H
S.. t r an A interment was in thefl
churchyard. |1
GOYKRNMENT Inspected, c'ncmi-fl
:1 cai'\ tr?:.ted Porta Rico nctatoM
- plant-. naiy April 1st. I crurunmeeH
l-. . ::s. full count and if'-niptM
t > n
;-i fourth zone; third mJ
ytlfM
ynml
s- county. I am havinp orders daily, r
for frost
Farly '
n and
Hat i>utcr.. $1.25 rer 1,000. I pay
I"- vhipjMit,r ?-h:?*^es n all plants. Deal.
.... 1.
G
D I
:a HOUNDS?When robbed or burned
loth* work,
answered day or night. Wire us,
^ N". * . J. R. Harper & Son.
t Po t ofti< Sweet Gum, Ga. ?
d ? 14-12t-]i'i)
r-?*w
toria is a harmless Substitute for
ing Drops and Soothing Syrups,
n arms and Children all ages of
Wind Colic
To Sweeten Stomach
Regulate Bowels
I, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, p^d
thout Opiates *
the signature of
Physicians everywhere recommend !t
people today who have i
if Chiropractic. _ People
ier methods of regaining
the drugiess methods,
le "single-track" method
: uncured". as most prac- .
iugh and scientific metho
vhere else in this part of !
ity is revolutionizing the
n in a scientific manner
nstructed machine which
healing effect that can be
. _ Investigate as tp what
so-called hopeless cases,
any testimonials as to
Asthma, Appendicitis,
nic head -ache, conitipat,
1 liver trouble an<^iany
n done for otherrean be ?
lgi, No Pain. _ Just Nathe
body to a healthy conE.
SMITH
Murphy, N. C.