FACE SIX
PEACHTKE? mews
Mr. and Mr*. I* >
C -rl > Wilbanks 'cfrV'- n. (j:. C
spent list vrw-v ad ^ i !-. 5udderth's
parent'. M . and M. - rl
Sudderth.
Mr#. W . ' ":.v "-Ir-.-'i ^
of Andrews are visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace S'jddnth this
week.
t
Walter W *t ' I.c-mon City. F!a. v
' a visiotr here.
Mr<. O. T. Slayton is v-vine her r
sister. Mr-. Fred Goedert ir. J.i.-k- 1
' 'hr. F?a. Mrs. Goedert expects
tr a'.-company her m me the first o:
June.
G c Manney v nt to Ashevi :lt>
last week to accept a r. si;i<.n as
lookktcper.
"" r. ?.. R - r. -a-f. h r
5- c." ? f And -.v? P v. - -
Plan: n.?. - 1 am: y : T_: - -see
Tue.-ay.
Mir - - Ma a i M
Cart:.- or H::> ...
here last weekt-:nl.
Mr. M. T. Si. I-rth and - n. "
and Mr. Billing- f Athens, Term.
FARQUHAR SI
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lily ?^ \
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Write for Literature and ?ric
steam on ?ireen slabs on a rj
WOODRUFF MJ
92-94 FORSYTH STREET
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Louisville & Na
LOW ROl
SUNDAY
Round Trip tickets will
at rate of one fare plus
stations where one way
S6.00. (Minimum Roi
cents.' Tickets limited t
FOR FULI. PARTICULARS CONSI
j The Golden
-Rov
For the Nex
v
| Is Making
Ppmoc I
T * * l\/VO s
MERCH;
%
1 These Prices are 1
Dresses, Dress Goods,
Hats, Hosiery, Etc.
It will pay you to c<
We will take pleasure
making prices. Ccmi
you buy or not.
i G. R. & J.
| MURPH1
^ Grant Bldg., next do*
V
jM8|ed hert !a?t w. ek.
Mr. and M s. Georv !' of
opperhill visit d Mr. nr.d Mrs. H.nCrisp
Sunday.
Mr. A.W. And*-- n Y-?rk !'
. h guest f Mr. r-r.d Mr". -J
?. 0 Satur :av and Sur.d.y.
Mr. ard Mr-. R. L. Robin.- n. F1
>. anil Wiilar.i Sud ierth m *<:r-d
Topoea on a camping trip la-:
Mr. and Mr-. H twer Ferguson ar. jtav
the birth a son on April
rh who has been given t:.e name of
I mer Jackson.
Meb Sndderth has a sev re case f
autr.ps this week.
WEHUTTY
Mrs F.irma Hut-rr. of Crandali.
*rent last we i? : with nor fa.
Mr. A. 3. < :: r.
? ! .s Mat'if Wil: ::r wh> fca- hi-. :
h . nt GraysviH.r Ten-. ha? beer,
-i: rsr h.r jrrr.r.k: :h-r. Mr.*. CalK
:-:n- .n f-v a v.-- k. She "
y for Tar. Fia.
-Ir. r;r.'i Mr*. 1 at Sirr. inert*
htr.wn u-!f ir. WehBttv
ABBVRNEm
SAW M2LL&
cs. The only Boiler thai will
liny day in the winter time
ICH. MFG. CO.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA
HBBHHHnMBBP
shville R. R.
JND TRIP
rFARES
be sold each Sunday
25 cents, between all L
fare is not more than
jnd Trip Fare 75 ,
o ciate of sale.
JLT L. * W T!C!C?T AGEnl.
P]dp Ptnra
van's
t Ten Days
Very Low |
3n All
\NDISE
f
-I,
Unusually Close on I
Ladies and Childrens I
I
>me and get pi-ices,
in showing goods and
; and see us whether |
D. Rowan I
(, N. C. |
or to Murphy Bakery ?
I
THE CHEROKEE SCOI
\ Sunday.
Vr. T.i i- ri.'on- - and dauehte
Sa. ie? were sruc- f '-It*. Cilvi- i
( iv Su: d..y.
Mr-. J. R. Wilbur v. r. 1 en
1 Gray.-ville. Tenn w":*h her fi.'.zzhtere
a: have ; cm in. - 1 tl eit '
i ?m-r-' r.c - :r.* time a: her h;me ir
U\-h try.
Mr. C.aud Gut. her a-: family of
I Duckt ?wn were visitors in our section
Sunday.
Mr. -T. R. Wilt.jr who i- working
Jin F1' ia b-- -ert a nh? -- graph of
' him- f h -j: an alligator in h:.?
hands a- i hint-- thr.t i* "?' -y n^ h
alive. However wo ro--TvjBB the
right t w?:>n judging by
. whu: -.v. vcv. id d..
eo:l:ng springs
.* v i : young f '.k- > -
- wh S-tJ aft no.-r. sirgirc: f- ~
Mr. Stewai i nathy. v. h > still
.-on : i- z'-.xir.z
_ . We r.r- havinc: a ao-^d
W * :v f < : Idf
""" " ' :ic I
*' l\:\ y Whit ;? wry
Jjir--. Willi- Sre d ar : Mr Glenn
t of M rvrfll T mru ire
veiling their parents Mr. r.r.d Mr*
. >. . . . thij piace.
Miw Jane Mutkey *pe::t Sander
:th :: AL : T' :; .
' The. v. i'i \>? -:r.a:r.- St th church
11urcl h use very Sunday -n m
I 2:30 o'clock. Everyb \y c me, ,
Mr. v of M .rph.y w.. -1
| vi-itor here Sunday
Mr. O. <\ l?: v - Htid Mr J r
\< of Murphy v. : v':-... here
>i nday.
\ y.r. R -ey Rho.i ? who is worki
mg at RobbinsvilH spent tr.c werkltd
at home.
An ugly cut ?
I MENTHOLATUM J
"k is antiseptic and M
LIGHT FOR HENS
IS RATED HIGH
*ft:r Ten-Yea, Siudy 01 SuDject,
Cornell University Endorses
Idea With Enthusiasm
POSSIBLE VALUE IS GREAT
Pre! Ja:.. ' E Rice. head of the
poultry department at Cornell University.
sums up the result or a ten year
investigation of artificial illumination
in hen houses in these words:
"I would no more think of undertaking
to handle poultry in this latitude '
without artificial light than I would
undertake to keep house without this
modem convenience.**
Basing his views on many experl- j
rnents and a thorough practical analy-:
sis of the subject. Prof. Rice added
that he did not sympathize with the
view that artificial Illumination injured
the birds by producing an unnat-.
ural condition "We are firmly convinced."
he said, "that an exceedlnglv
important factor in overcoming the
unnatural conditions to which fowls
are subjected during our short late fall
and winter days Is the practice of
lengthening the days by artificial light.j
Proper Use Essential
"This has proved remarkably eff^c-1
tfve in causing an increase in ega pro-j
duction daring fall and winter?which,
is the best possible reason why this j
potent ally of the winter egg producer i
should be used with caution and in ac-j
cordanco with the physical condition
of the fowls."
Careful Inquiry Into methods on
farm? where artificial illumination has
not proved satisfactory has convinced
Cornell University poultry authorities
that in these cases the lights have not
been properly used. It Is declared
that the t important single iactor!
in the matter is that of holding tho;
rate of production within the hen's!
natural laying capacity.
Reasons for Failures
~ Prof. Rice says that experience'
proves conclusively how easy it is to!
hold the percentage of erg production'
I within certain limits for an indefinite
! period by tthe proper use of lights.
! which increase or decrease the h?ns*
, working day. Rut some pooltrvm?TJ.
j finding it possible to boost tfcoir eg*
| yield from 50 to 70 per cent, give their'
/
Honor Kci; Murphy
Graded and Hi?h School
For Apf-i! Announced
i and High S : A; r ' a- ;?n"
" : by Pr..f. D. W. Kar y. folGrade
1
Marina A!:-. M: Fat- !'ar. :'-'..r:-".
B! '-T' *'. I IV.
IEdmonds^:.. Ruby Lmthicurn. fetir.ie
j - " * S: Harry Deck?. r. Charl-. I*.
ndley. Tr v Hariptor.
Grade 1 b
Terr. Ax y. Jr.; Alvin Bowles.
:\*r?r.c t let-. ire. -I ; Que ".tine T.>\vn
r.. V. .i y Watk us. A:.-en Hanpf*
r.. a':-;. K;ng Mali or. e. Mary
I?: Evelv Snte.i. Mary Gibson
Grade 2 a
?: . F . e-Gjg-? ieGib son. Chloe
y F:.l-. .' - " it ' R ^n-ey. Willard
k,, - Een GarGraJe
* b
T Ax.--'-. Fi Barnett. Har"
1 C :?T.. .?!.
ma. Will "
- -. Mary Catharine H r. - Paur.
M CU:re. H. W;.rn?t. R bie
Wilt:-rv n.
Grac- 3 9
' ::;a M;: tin. Ma 1 P.:? > Fva
;; r-. . G- v.i I ckry.
Bit! l.:ntkicum.
Grad- 3 b
1 Cr .c VC ll Bel!.
Gride 4 a
. ...lu- C
Gr?d- 4 b
\ : T n - - B.th I/, yd. N '
W^e.
Grade 7
! 4T
Grade 9
Rllli P. .1 Palmer. ?
Grade 10
I"; Wash. Wi f id Burn
"County Business"
Carrie Article On
Cherokee County
The t-. l oving was : k? n fr- "i
"C ur.ty Bu.-in } ;:! ): -hed in Atlanta.
Ga.. a ?emi-r nthi. in th< inti'
!'-: of state ar-l ? .inty highway
construction in Alabama. F1 rida.
Georgia. Kent ky. Mississippi.
North Carolina, S ith ina, Tennessee.
Virginia a:..i West Virginia.
It was through the efforts rf Mr. D,
S. I! the wide awake S - *.i v
of the Cherokee County R-?ad C -111mission.
that the article was published.
It follows:
Choi k < , .r.ty. Murphy. X rth
Ca:elina. h.iskiaobl g h'trar.aiiam.
HartMand Ontis. Toledo. 0.. $200.000
r :id :?" ! bridge bonds. Cherokee
< .ty Board C..nmis-ion, A.
Rice, chairman. I?. S. Russell, chrk.
Mr. Rus-e'.i* rej rt fellows:
"Concrete -urf:uv * <-w being - construct!
i ? n Stat.. Highway No. 10.
from Murphy to Andrews, a distance
of lti.7 milt - at :i net cost of $430.u?o.
Cherokee County Road Commission
plans t. complete three road.leading
fr ni Murphy. N. C. to the
ienntssee siaiis urn. connecting wiin
the Tenne - i> state highway system
in the counties c-f Polk and Monroe
at a cost of ?200.000 accruing from
the salt- of bonds. One f said roads
to bi !. . ..:-d by the Xoith t r.r:l'na
OLD COLONY LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF CHICAGO.
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and increased opportunity by writing
man, woman and child from date of
birth to age Go -n th* annual, semiannual
or quarterly premium plan,
for amount- going up to ?5.000 as regards
children, while for adults the
limit is ?:?0,000. As the company
writes als sub-standard risks our
agents have very f w rejections.
The Company will give a very liberal
.' mr ussion contract (direct with
Home Office) to a good personal
producer.
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GIBSON Sr FOX
t '>0 i-\ ?.|; I.uchlvn Buildirn*
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GHICHESTERS KLIZ
DKMONO BSAN3
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LArrr-?
J>'. > - :>rir?l?t for CHT-CRF: 5 A
DIAMe i? .:? iu > l- r. , ' O.
Com BC ;! 'o t IM, es^d w?S? b.
:< a. V -=n > , i TBE - Bjf ?r T ,?r \ /
I?-*.r-'-t ml >ik ("f ? lil.lHtA.ilKi v
DI AUoM) Bit \>!? PiLLK t *r 1*'^'.' 5tC
v- r? tr-.??r !*'. ? A/-ar? K-':.-'
SOLD El' ALL DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE ???!,
Hi. h.-.v.-y Commission, as a
state highway r?-ad t bc maintained
- : :h. $50.0* v. in the hand?
! P ?rd of C?-jr;Ty Commission
: Cher u-e County to bc appromair*;.
r- : 1 _ <*..- .%
C mmTssion- r? a- :* ; :rt.r>tuT road)
I The rrvs.rt or t of arail:.'-\
i fund* to be expended .<v. the roads ir
jCfctrikee C ...nty duriri:* y--ar 19
2". t. c- ther with that already in
jc >.:nty. will net :s: t:nd Sl.OOO.C'OO.*
? r.u- farmers arc report* ne a 5cr
I nun of jt wets in Nash CounH
-tat. that they getting ?-r.ly f iftj
! i ercent u star. i.
FOR SALE?Str-wberries at S4.x
j ate. packed 21 quarts to cratf.
. Murphy. Fit.ce your order
at'.y. Write or see T. A. II unpt ?n
Murj hp. N. C.. Rt. 1. t It ;.d
School News
j Ti:? fifth ar.d sixth grad-? crave
jt- . .-. try eo' -ervation rr?-u :m; r
I hapel R Monday morning. The v?l
a forest and of forest product
j v re emphasized and al-?? the i .-.a
| :' nrd value of a fort>t.
. Th High School Library i> r?>-ip
I ient of the following book- donates
J y the Woman's Club.
!" . - >-f Patriotism by Edgar A
I Guest
K g I' With I.?7/.i. by Irvinf
j Bachelor.
SEVERE CRAMP
PAINS IN I
"My trouble has been periodii
cramping spells," says Mrs. C. C
Xlraper, of Atlanta. Texas. "Foi
ssvetai years these have come or
me so bad that I had to quit my
work and go to bed. Every
month I would stay in bed from
one to two days. Tiie pains ir
my back and sides were awful
This went on for several
months after I was married un
til, one time when I was having
a bad spell, my husband suegc-sieri
mat l try t'ardui. I said
I would try it, so he got me a
bottle at the store and I began
to take it.
"It seemed like I improved
from tha very first dose. W'ner
1 had taken one bottle I was very
much better. I did not cramp sc
hard the next month and I ate
; nd slept better. I was not nearly
so nervous, either. I thought
Cardui was fine, so I continued
the treatment until I had taker
five bottles, at which time I felt
completely well. I had no more
?WgaMMMIIIII III llll ?
|black o
iMM HI HI IHlii?IIIIUI II?II Ml
Going to buy
also in car lot
Rail
f
Henry Docl
Just Across
Murph
FRIDAY. MAY 8. 1825.
Record of Safe Travel
On Trains of Southern
A .,nta. Ca.. Ap 1 ?Of IT,,
passengers whd rode on Sou.
th. m Railway Systero-jtrains daring '
1924 * one was killed in a train accident
or as thi result of any failure
or negligence on the part of the railv-.iy
: r its employees, says a statement
;. --ued by the Safety Departs, at
of *" ;e Southern. Of all this large
lj number, the only one to lose his life '
was a college student who jumped
['from a nvivin? train, thus ign >rirg
| thi ruled established for the i:\-ty
. of passengers and the averag. haul
both showing decreases under 1923 in
which year 1S.:>10,013 passer.grr<
were transported an average dlst ce
. : t>s.~? mil's.
"These figures show that the S -uth.has
gone through another year
without the death of a passenger as
the result of a human or mechanical
iT-irgeabl to its pmntv.fi
. r i iu.pment," the statement con:
.r.ui. "but th seems to be no effei
!V safeguard agair.st tht acts of pa-.
r.ger- who r:>k their lives by disregarding
tr.-. i I'irraon laws' of safety
.1 th?. rule.: which have been stabli.-hed
f >r thir own protection."
1 Tht Three Marketeers by Dumas.
( - and K'ngs by C). H nrv.
The Fo-ir Million by O. Henry."
Cpti r.s by O. Henry.
? t F: -ck . - a?i*i Her Father's Daugti
r ly Gene Stmtton-Porter.
j Thai iren "f th Wild, a nature ! k
Tht Ju^ioe of th. Kin^:. Fiction,
a Their Friendly Enemy* Fiction.
Wild Nc chb ?rs. a nature book.
The Linn Hunter. Fiction.
Pathf ders < : the West, a hi-tor
ical novel.
! N w Creations in Plant Life, a na- i
lure book.
The k f friendship, Fiction. "
The Wti k of the Giosvenor, Fitti
n. ? ^ <5
On Friday May 22 the seventh
r grade will give a play entitled "Tht
i Winning of Latane."
ING SPELLS,
BACK AND SIDES
.. viAiuj'iuj; apeiis ui an, anu my
. | health was as good as anybody's,
r I am feeling fine now and I give
I aii the credit to Cardui, for I
had been suffering for years be'
| fore I took it."
II Cardui is a vegetable extract, conj
tair.ing no harmful ingredients. It is
made from mild-acting medicinal herbs
: with a gentle, tonic, stlengthening efi
feet upon certain female organs and
- upon the system in general. Its users
have testified to its special value at
[ the time of entering "t
' :i:-.iiunty ami at the time of the
' change of life.
i For over 40 years, Cardui has been
i tested in use by thousands of women
who have written to tell of the great
I benefit they have received from it.
1 For over 600 years, medical authoril
ties have recommended one of the
principal ingredients of Cardui in the
> t reatment of certain female corn(!
plaints.
! Ca.dui, the woman's tonic. tested by
time, is today the prouder of many
| years of experience and investigation.
I It is manufactured in up-to-date laboratories
by the most modern and
sanitary methods of pharmaceutical
' science and is for sale by all drugi
gists. ]?3
[led!
a Ijr n a m rr
/\IV DAKN
off wagons and
:s on Southern
road
tery & Son
5 The River
y, N. C,