FriJtr. Mwrch 20, 1025
M. C. B. MINSTREL $
PROVES riUGE
SUCCESS
?
(Continued from pag? 1)
+ :
way / popular w ith the so- : ^
darktown. Hi- naratioir
tt-^^H}ppenings down i the t
farm, ra^Ely th?? *itrht of th. c.; C
etabie^^ich Alfalfa fell :.i ^
with Mis ushmellon and sought Pon ! ,
Corn's consent to marriage, w.-.-- v
unique, and humorously pr? > rued. F
Jake Palmer, the Beati Brutr.nv ! ;
1 the chocolate colored youngfr ><t. rek
^Best feaihtred, hut whc-n
I^Rnto the rocr.i "Love" i
^ wir.'k
w
P have much to say, ">.;t demonstrated
the old adage of "saw w -J ; J
nothing" when he rrc.val . .M '
carry an object around the Mock with i (
ut -1 iti"i: it down, and that h- coulJ
up as "a good nigger."
The dancing .?* La Me J qnb n. Jim
K cter atvl Lige Snecd were : 1 2
n.'ur of the program, attested to.
by t: cmuruous ar.niausc for an ?n.*.r>
. and the dancers practically ex- j
hrust-d themselves before the a
enct we.!d consent to letting irum,
rutJV _ 1
T?-? duct of Davidson art! D I -
"How Do You Do." pr-.vtd very * '
ular and ma.ie quite a hit v. *h the
:u<iicncc. e'r.g cne of the best trim-1 }
crs on ' program. The M. C. C.
. t'ui"iPO?Ci! 1 I idr C, I I.
Polbs, Gricc ni.d Kceter. v..- r.
very ptpu?:r combination, 1 the J
audience called for oncer ? which L
w< re responded t<> with differ nt n im;
: "I
ular every time. The singing of the !
I
|l gist homo-talent hits every given in 1
I Mu- hy. -ordinir t n numlv r ' "
1
n wr-s hop?. . n continuous upr ar of |'
gA laughter and applause, some laugh-J?!
B
B ed
ail. it was a howling: success.
B| Th who took par: in the mir.strtl : ^
U '
j^Muer. Misses Martha Candler. Pauline 4
!- f Andrews; I'aul'n- Martin. 11
iBMrs. K Malloneo, and Mrs. S^tmre 1
^HChr hoi ; and Messrs. Ira McJun- (
^Hkin. Jan.es Kecter, and Cecil Grire.
iBBThe - gemrnt of the band exj^Hpr<><si
appreciation of the so-vices c
IB: "h .ipart from the band for the v
j in making ine *
I ^^ u:r.s:v n success, w
I th i'Tcers of :.hd hand arc: a. | "
iV. M !ver. presitlent; Fred D'ckcy.-J^"
rice-president; Dr. Edw. E. Adanvs. '(
ecrct.uy-treasurer; If. Engleman, n
ircetor and manager; J. W. DavidDn.
assistant manager. |
The roster cf (he hand includes .1.
. Hall, clarinet; W. E. Studstill,
akes Martin, T. I.. Sasser, Tom Mc^ Jombs
and J. \V. Liavntsf saxnHhoncs;
Fred Dickey. Dennis Harnett.
W. Bailey an/1 Henry Engleman
Br., cornets; Dr. Edw. E. Adams, Lyle 4
Blartin. Frank El lis and Burt Sav- }
Bice, n!roj?; Spurge Cbr:-l"?:,!v. r. HVh- ji
^Ud M -nr?y. -Tnl;* Pe'nu " a ul Vir- s
Bl J.Fr-3on., trombones; Orrrl ^
Btritone; P.-.vl McOlure and J.ok Elbasses:
Toby Fain. A. W. McBer
and X^il Sneed. drums.
? w The minstrel will be given at
flkyesvilk- Friday night. March 20th j
Bder auspices of the Hayesv:lle Boy j
Mputs, and its popularity is attested |
Mthe fact that quite a number who ,
Br it last Thursday night have ex !
K^^nsscd their intention of going to
Sfcesville to see it a second time. A
ifeber of requests have been made j
4Mthe management to give it a sec- |
iM showing here.
OTATO PLANTS?Orders taken
~""1 And delivery made about 20th of
pj|ial or later. Price 552 pe r thous4
pfin or later. Price $2 per thousad
postpaid; grown in county, any
?! Ind, see me for your potato plants
U* spring. John Floyd, Vests; X. C.
JQ,,Pd? __ _ _
ft
\EHaw
C'lEnil
T,,j
>1,000 In Prizes
For State Gardners
Raleigh, N, C. The garden runt', ft1
egun in North Carolina by the l
'.visions of Horticulture and Home j
>emon?tration of the State College
Intension Service has received added'
npetus by the announcement from j
he Southern Ruralist of Atlanta, |
Ja., that it v. :M (five $1,000 in
rizes to gardeners n the South.'
'his south-wide contest will Tun fron% ;
lay 1. 1... to May I, 1920 and;
ntries wi 1 be received by the
! -v list up until June 1 of ih's year. |
Vnyone living on ? farm in the !
oTith may enter the contest by!
.iting to the Rural - b- !' ? *'nb
ale.
The -V' c-y will he d'stribut * ! a- 1
: First prfce $500; id'
rize,' S200; third pr./ . $100; five
r'zc? oj $20 each and ten prizes < f|
10 each. I
The rales cov.r.ing this c-mtcst j
,cic prv:-::r--d '-y a committee -f j
our southern hor i-ultuiists <-fi
l-hieh Pr :. C. D. ws cf State j
"oKege - a member. The . >r.i
-ill made by the same commit a .
L. MARTIN
CHAIRMAN NEAR
EAST RELIEF
(Continued Iron pace I)
.-ry effort will be made toward j
' is end/'
" n 1V2'\ the Near East Relief
/n*i t: um rphanagis nearly1
trer.t. thousand children," continued
Mr. "Ten thousand more
.re graduated in 1924, and this year
.ill s<e still othc thousands gradlated.
We simply must stain! by
iur guns until the job is completed intil
ever child now in our orphanges
has attained the age of 16 yturs,
..ten they, too, will automatically
ruduatc.
"The call issued to the people of
he Cherokee County is one that j
hould have an appeal to every cit
,:* ii alike. Shall Cherokee, by say-1
ng, we can give no more to this!
ausc, regardless of its worthiness,
nd by so saying and acting, make it j
ecessary for other counties of the 1
talc, and possibly for some other
late of the union to take care of
ur charges for whom wo have labord
during the past six years? $125,nn
I? -,ho nuota :or North Carolina,
ml is the- quota for Cher kee
ounty. This wiil assure them life,
irotection, a new chance in life, an
p port unity for them to become real
itizeus. Cherokee mu.-t nut fail?
.ill not fail?in my humble estimator:.
Whu arc there sntsng us v. ::
.ill say unto hinvsoll. 'I have plenty
nil to spare, but fur those little
christian children in the Near East
iking to us lor life itself, 1 have
othing'?".
DHIGHESTERS PILLS I
DIAMOND 8RAN0
^Tr1; ^1
LADIES I
trie j oar i>ru?*f?t for CTTT-CKEfl-TIJR S A
>iamo;;d ukakd pills iq ri-.d
5r:r.o tacl-Uic bo*M. #ralcl with Blue<*>>
Ubhotl. TaKS NO OTBC!t. nayofywrW
Imrr'.i *:>j a.k fjr CHI-CUKS-T* *: I V
iiauok :? nii.iv i? ri i.i.h, for trmt?-llie
? ro-irilril n? Best,Safest. A1 way a Reliable. .
'3LJ BY ALL DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE ?? ??
her j
an education
She will have the right to
vote some day and she may
be the purchasing agent
for a family of her own. j
Between the two she will j
need every ounce of education
you can give her. A j
Provident Mutual Educational
policy will guarantee
an education for her
regardlessof what may happen
to you.
:Provident "Mutual
Life Insurance Ctrmpemj qfPulaeUpttia.1kujta
Penland & Killi&n
INSURANCE
Davidson Bldg?Murphy, N.C
^ . THE CHEROKEE SCO
Weekly Cross-1
wni>f
~y i ^ - v
' i I m
HiS" I Wj
s~i ^ hr? \^\
1 lrI
__L__. ^*^1 j mil J
tafeJL'-'.- ' B?a
l&j. UH. V.c?l?rn
Horizontal.
i?An abrasive
6?It'-fleets 10?Wander
12?Kind of rubber
?3?Take as one's own
15?Li rue body of water
17?Pertaining to munit-lpal affairs
to?Method
21?Paintings of ?1? :ru ? "t n?s
23?Roman tyrant and tiddler
24?Part of verb "to be"
25?Imlfr.tlon tarlns
27?Stem
2C- Sufhx meaning like
J:- -Tabte ln?Owing
32?Southwestern border*state
| (abbr.)
?Annoy 3 1?Before tpoetic)
35?Printing measur.s
3*?S'.f.g for ;t single voire
:'j?for junction 4f?Yon and I
41?Seorch 42?Wood sprite
4 4 ?H'-verentlal fear
46- -Number \f>. r twelve
47 ? i'art of verb "to be"
49?Observe 51?Atmosphere
52?Paternal parent 53?Vat
55?Ideas ?'"?.klns utensil
f.o?English boy's m hoot
62?Olrl'n nam63?Absolutely
nothing
64?Antitoxin -y's name
47?Automatic reglj-terl: irivtrun-.eut
fiS?Fait."ii -i prehlst -rle -r.'.-n
70?Flesh 71?1 i.ider
72?In a heated manner
-oiurfon ?%itl appear
Answer To Last Week's
Cross-Word Puzzle
(Tin f'i."a mz.!d1 frtd | In Jn]
fe!TiE)BBF B.A^WO E?F I LjEj
Li CiEiPlloRdT' It |w i D Ej
jr o'TMt'a'pmmac Ej
J o a NMCMt O.MIE'
p'u n ymfruibwn:o a h1
V?>|EmS h;E|L FwB R a T|
[TjAIL CWD UE iO!LO)BBNA a.
Itf1 I ' l'thu r nj LC O OL I IO G Ej
inio'i is e d! j* l a N E.sj
Hiir
ons w pi* f
EJOLy CiS?
as $251
vcnir h
JK&'''''
A WORLD of paintmfi has been
crty owner did not hate the re
job and then when the money w;
that the unpaintcd wood had ret
M metal had rusted.ro that it wa3m
0 tcr and a tinner before the work o
jffi Now you can avoid the heavy cxp
B too long. Have the painting jo' - dc
on convenient terms later. That
|g new and modern time payment p
B introduce into the paint business,
'it The plan covers both the ccst of t
applying it. You get the very bos'
B to make, and the painting >an be uon
fp The long standing reputation of '
K for good products and square deal.
m See a Foy dealer, call at our store,
BRITTAIN & N
Wholesale and Retai
Foy Frodut
Velvatone Flat Wall Paint
. Topax Varnish Stain
Roof and Bam Paints
Ai Stucco and Concrete Paint
fl Porch Paint
V," Porch and Garden Furn
PAINTS
UT. MURPHY, N. C.
Word Puzzle l'
L y L Li
H^l Ha r
f'f-J
?r i rmrr :
fTT^r m t
| j F" ' ! i \ It
lm' rrji~
tt; i ; i
*>p.?ier Union.> T
Vertical.
1?Wear away ll
2-!i?- dull and niilrltlem
wrrw- 4?liuom (abbr.)
6?Skyward t!
7?k'. tn hllko part of animal oi
Plan:
8?Ireland f poetic) K
9?Conserved 11?Olosa
12?Combines 14?Hoat
15?Fl* C
H?1'nrt of verb "to be" (
le?Persia 15?Annotator
2l?Space 23?Finish o
25?Number below seven
2"?IlrinK IcKal action against |L,
w-LccSs , mimrb ?i?Ash ^
3.1?Co.ntend t,
34?Period of time
35?Female lamb '
37?Heavenly body 2
4: -M.irsh 45?Idles away
46?It Is (contr.)
4?Silent
50?Indefinite period of time
51?Some |c
52?Openlncr In the ski*
54?Affected with ennui
56?Number below 14
55?Aged
59?Trivial
61?Naked
63 ?Ardor
65?Encountered
6 7- Same as 63 vertical
4; P ?- Point of compass
7n--<?nuthw?KtcrR state (abbr.)
In nrit Issue.
FAULTY NUTRITION
Many of the ailments of proven
people may he traced to faulty
nutrition. Well-fed children or
nanus withstand weakness better
than those who are indifferently ,
nourished.
Scott's Emulsion
supplies the weakened child or
adult with food-factors that |
other foods often fail to furnish
in needful volume.
Not a great deal of Scott's
Emulsion is needed?but a little
regularly often means restored
vigor and strength
to those who are rundown yVf j
in vitality or who are weak, |
\ 1J iwnt. Blootufield. S.J. 24-24
mtic
t
5 y&eeh,
sting*
ousel
put off because the prop- jEfy
ady money to finance the itfr
is available it was found
ted and the unprotected f?.ccessary
to hire a earpenould
be done at ail.
mw> r.r r\nlntinrr
wic at once and pay for it ife
is possible because of a *
Ian which Foy is first to ^
lie paint and the labor of
C paint that it is possible
c by any painter you select. *3?
the Foy Paint Company ;;;
ing is behind this offer.
. or phone, or write us.
IAYFIELD
1 Murphy, N. C. if
Screen Paint
Floor Paint
Do Fast Auto Specialties
Permaduro White Enamel
Shade Cloth Paint
Varninhea
iturc Enamel
? FOR EVERY
W PURPOSE,
*
MPORTANT ,l
ROAD MEETING IJ
HELD MONDAY ,
(Continued from page 1)
>r s?v(ral month? on a?.v unt of th. ?
>ntest between the various t
is been resumed. Fifty thousand.
jllar.s is to be -lent on \\!iat is j 5>
rtown as the B ave:dam roud;rt
\enty-fivc thousand on the Shoal J
ret*-: Notla. w n ; by r ni: twenty- v
v. thuusur.' a ib-> H :hr ad r
ad tv/c ty fi\. thousand jv *r. c
ndrt v. - -A quo re toil I addition K
v. -ty five thousand ! II an will I
jert on the bfldt^ th< .
rd fifty th<and dohats v.
cpended on the r;aJ t > the JYnn'see
State Line that ti St.-.' h ; 1ay
Commission rei? f; ;vi!I b
ith<r the Beaverdrni, H hoilurphy
Xotla-Shou!
he extra fifty thou--, - 1 <' !}?* .?. t
e used in making the road meet'
.a.e sp< f:ialinn?.
Funds for this r.tiro v H >?i
elived cs f--I'ov.s: T hundred
lousand dollars worth of ' d> will
e sold on th first nu. . in April,
he County .v has - i .. y f!v
t usand dollars invo:- 1 in -
ic toivrshiy's sad :*tis. T" --e
i.l he liy i:d:.ted.. As- . ;wer.ty-:ive
too sand d.liars .ore now on deposit '
l the bark nf thi < untv th;s- will
. into th> road and bridpo fjn.h
i nis county yv-t- a *.v
herrkc-e Ci.unty o::c f th-. st
aunties in the State in ' * .r
f toads. Nun ' r ;? : >t:
ay passes through the county front
iortn to Soutn. 11. . county hi :rv iy :>
he bu ll will lend i::t- t
ilrendy th'- Stj. I: hwr.y N 1
S. !cn iin- into ( "ay. .Mac .11 li - : >n,
lead into this 1". hri.v.t Murhy.
This will jjive tiu count; a '
lass rc ad system.
It. Beecher Witt wr. - r 1
-~~~yJ Vv'hen you c<
i j AT
The louisvi
PMPT nVPS'
its debut this
ing the 75th Anni'
This magazine of (
and for the fifty od
whose daily dutie
splendid service re
by the Louisville <?
What the Frencl
we call in Americ
that's the reason
Employes' Magazii
know more about
duties, L. & N.
thereby; and this
effort will be p
traveling and shi
way of more const
service.
1
c c R sist
arrinjter, r<o^Bn^MnnHM^H
:red Payne,
?ain. H. L. *
.Marry,
J. Gadis \val^^^H^MHE9H?
from Polk C 'Uiity.^^^B^BS^SE^^B
m ec t i na^HflH^^B^BH
Walker adVH^H
10 highway
Iurphy an. Andrews, aboat
d
., fcr con rete base WI"^ni
for fiitum^^H
macadam. Th. bid* received 1H
!. .? ! . the type to be used.
Relieves Rheumatism
Mustcrole loosens up stiff joints and
drives out pain. A clean. White oint*?
ment. made with oil of mustard, it ?
usually brings reiief as soon as you start x\
to rub it cn.
It does all the good work of the old- j
fashioned mustard plaster, without the
blister. Many doctors and nurses recommend
its use.
Get Musterole today at your drug
store. 35 and 65 cent"; i*? jar; and tubrt.
Put up in a milder form now for b..bicv
and children tip to six years; ask for
"Children s Musterole.'"
Batter than a mustard plaster
NOTICE
I l.avt s. v r ri n;y . inci-tiurt wftb
hi Xsntahala C.instrui'tion Co., Inc..
< r'.n l treasurer, due to Ihc.
. u of oth'.r i. I have on hand
rh:~ .March II, 11)23.
fS: n : c. \i. ncus,
1 " ? - ?' W; viusvillc. X. C.
MX 1
r Cmi Garcia S
ifi:c I* >rr.c in t he car u
!J \vl?ttor ni-'U you B
i - convcn'o n*e of
aanuluct^rcd com- mt
Ing rcaicrl-I den! r la
\\ yon with f.tod ^ iratfes
bo. ? of can- \
villi Atlas Portland
IAS'IP
ftwp f
t/i a!! other nuitc-jwc measured "
Zr
.Issued
v.for
v ?lour.
\ Bene At
LLE & NASHVILLE
MAGAZINE makes
month, commemoratversary
of the Road.
>4 pages is edited by
d thousand employes
s make possible the
ndered to the public
s Nashville Railroad.
i call "esprit-de-corp",
a "team work"?and
i for the L. & N.
te. If L. & N. people
their Road and their
service will benefit
added interest and
assed along to the
pping public in the
nentious and efficient