ACE FOUR
CtK Ct)rrcbc? S?cout 7V
Tie Official Organ o? Murphy and
Cherokee County, North Carolina
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
? for
C. W. BAILEY Editor-Manager n e
MRS. C. W. BAILEY. Aanociate Ed.
B. W. S!PE As.cciate Ed
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Entered in the postoffic .t M :rpfcy
North Carolina, a- d d;i-- mall i
matter under act of Mar. 3, 1S7J. rH
! .an
| Fo?r-(;n A"?err-?i- ir
I THE A WIKRK A-, i a u - - AssyiATON _ r
A Clean Town ar.
ir.t
The various civi. organizations
the Merchant- a;. J 7 .n ..m .1 . rto
be v ' no. I . to put. T.
on a clean-up and pu'nt-up cu am
in the town next w-*-dc. :1c y 11 ;:<-rr
in town ?' . .. 1 c. erute in this
movement >v 'tar. ntr his >wn premises,
ar.d all y.r *y ry him.
A clean t< -vn is ' ~e i th< ' est ad
vertf-e:r t nts u :-wn p have. Visitors
come to < :.'r tr.v.1 ry ay r.nd ^
they pain tht'r impresshns of us and per
our great c untry - <ni* d id-out here,'
by the way we keep our yard?, our j Ujj
vacant lets. * res. ami ther pub-! po<
lie places. !t :hty a: !:ept clean ,
th- word is passed al mc; if dirty, this W< |
information also yass s along. What 0fj
kind f word do you want to p< ut |
about year town? Do vou want m..
people away t :n here t-i -ay: "Mur- ri>a
phy is one < f the most attractive lit- .,0(
tie towns 1 kn .w of anywhere;" or ^
^ say the opposite of this?Each one of jn(
^ us can help iotemiine what the impression
will he that goes out from
here. 1
It will not b-- long until summer
visiters will he ning in. In fact, ,.ai
s a few : u-.rists cars are now passing ne
V throuph. If our town is attractive. mi
more of them will stop over with us. tn.
Let's put Murphy on the map. Let vo,
the word c<. 'hat Murphy is the
prettiest and m -t attractive town in: >.l0!
this part : the state. Wo can do 1 [la,
II
Be A Booster jyoi
"If you live and io bus'mss in a j bu1
town, for heaven's sake he loyal to j tro?
it. If this town furnishes you with ym
food and shelter, boost it; speak well hai
for it. and stand by the industries it .vol
represents. If jut to a pinch, an
ounce of loyalty is worth a ton of thn
-?^IrmvpUiTitt II .-nn iwicf vtltify R'S
condemn and eternally d: spa rage. Hoi
pack your tiur.k and get out. and be
when you are n the outside, knock to
your heart's content. But a? P?<
lontr as von nre ivirt of n oo?m.vh.?
itf, be a real r. :.n: do not condemn luc
it. If you do you ar? loosening the we
tendrils thnt hold you as a part of >'?l
the community, and when the* first ?
high wind conies along you will be
uprooted and blown far away: and 1
probably ycu will never know why." ^r:
Keep It Up H
The Clean Up and Paint Up cam- j
pnign not only puts the community I ._(
in good sanitary condition, hut makes CO
it possible to keep it clean. Unless age
the wojki of cleaning up and painting poi
up is kept up by systematic efforts ant
the year around, little pevmaner.t good GO
is accomplished. It is important that qut
the initial intensive work be general go:
and thorough. Then the follow-up dre
worfc can he carried on effectively, 00<
and the danger of unsanitary condit- : ut
ions returning is removed. ver
? w i 1
Clean Up, Paint Up ror
And Look Up
<rIf
every town in the South would
imitate most of the towns in Florida,
the South would become noted
throughout the world for the beauty
and charm and cleanliness of its
Cleanliness, it has been said, is
G?dline??. A d;rtv ir.diviu- !
ual is neither clean spiritually nor
mentally. Dirt makes for ruin physically,
mentally, morally. This is
ars true of a town as of an individual
The dirty town, the town full of rubbish,
of untidy houses, of muddy
streets, of unsanitary conditions, is
non-progressive materially morally j
and educationally. Neither moral ?
material advancement flourish in ^
;y. aiikempt dwellings or in un- 1
upt towns.
f any town or city is ambitious
advancement. <r even a few of its
n ar.d women are*reacy to devote J
."r time and energy to the better- |
nt of the community, th? surest |
y to achieve success is to clean up
make back yards and front yards
an, encourage the peopie, white
.1 black alike, t: beautify their
mes ar.d in their towns, repair the
ikble down yard fences, paint up.
ike things r.s clean outside, as they,
juld be in side, and then that comlrity
v.i]l . ? ; up mentally, mory
;.r.d materially.
No community which does not clean
d -.air.* in. which does not do its
?t : r.r.vt i>. an streets ami clear
rds, has any right tc look and face
. world.
"A ch;; 1 cat." said President
irrisor.. "makes a cheap man." In
e same way it might be said, a dirt
. n makes a dirty people: a dir
peo: !e makes moral and material I
: and decay. It is the uty of all
?n and women to make their homes
d their home towns just as clear
d :.!rn.:;\r and beautiful as posle.
He who falls short in this reset
falls short of his duty to God
d r : . i: matters not what else he
... A.
he Ten Commandments
Of The Mail Order
House
!. You shall sell your farmproe
for cash, where you can, for we
. nothing from you.
11. You shall believe in us, and ?
t because we do not know you ^
sonatly.
11. You shall send your money to;
in advance, so wc can buy the ''
ids from the factory with your j ^
ncv; you may have to wait a few'
eks, but that is our business moth-!
..I
A'. You shall get help from your 11
irest city or village to build pood j ^
ids, so you may easily haul our
ids from the depot, but do not !
; help from us?we don't help to v
:!d good roads. 1
V. You may buy church bells and
ar utensils from us, and serd the
ney in advance?that's our rule.
V'i. You shall got all the help you v
l from the business men in your *
ighborhod; although we may hav- ,
re profit from you than they
ve,.t is against our rules to- give tO;
nr churches.
VII. You .-hall convert your neigh- 1
is also to your faith in us, for \veiv
re room lor more money.
VIII. You .-hall look at the prct-j
pictures in our eatalog as often a." > *
11 can, so as to strengthen your''
ire for things you do not need,;*'
: which you may order with other |
ids to save freight. Send us aH j
lr ready cash so that you may not:''
re any left to buy necessities from ^
ir home d< alers.
IX. You shall believe us rather
n your home business men, for we
nt your trade. -We wt be rrrillaires
on your support. Don't ^
bluffed.
You shall call on the business *
?plo of your own vicinity for help
1 credit if you meet with hard
k or sickness. It's your money e
want;We don't i;now you unlcs:- "
ir orders are accompanied by cash. *v
The Prairie Lumberman. lJ
w
t'irgil Rowland, son of Mr. and Cl
?. Walter Rowland of Marble, unwent
an operation for appendici- R
Thursday morning at the local _
pital. He is reported doing very
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">LD COLONY LIFF. INSURANCE
MP ANY of Chicago, Illinos, offers ^
nts a wider field an increased op tunity
by writing man. woman ^
! child from date of birth to age ^
on the annual, semi-annual or
irterly premium plan, for amounts j.
r.g up to ?5,000 as regards chi'- j,
n, while for adults the limit is $:?0- t]
). As the Company writes also
>-standard riske our agents have ^
V fpw r?'loot ir.no TKa C . ? ? -
- * ? viMiiyanv
1 give a very liberal commission ^
itract (direct with Home Office)
a good personal producer.
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Louisv'Ile & N
LOW ROUr
SUNDA1
Hound Trip tickets will
at rate of one fare plus 2
stations where one way
$6.00. (Minimum Rour
Tickets limited to date o
7OR FULL PARTICULARS CONS!
THE CHEROKEE SCOIT
FUST KIDS Graduating ?ron
.OOKIT WI'-UE srEBDiHS T
(FELLERS* - HE HAD A \
I SHOE PART" M'enVlTEO HIS v?
| PAHTS POWH* f- Z^.%*
Y~l~ "-sa*ri?
I I \ OARE TO WALK
F 1 PCVIN BT THE. SCHOOL.
I \ rtLET THE. FELLERS SEE
\ j'tri W?LUE-l PEE tXWfiLEfv
j [ PAgE^VOH ? ^ ______
7 "7 ' INTERNATIONAL C.
Additional Loc<
Misses Estelle and Elizabeth Mau- ?
iey of Kinsey were in town Tuesday s
f this week- c
J
Mrs. C. K. Hoover left Thursday ^
or an ext nded visit to relative? in
larion, N". C. ^
Prcf. and Mrs. I). \V. Kanoy and |
ittle daughter left Wednesday for ,
Toy. X. C. h
Mrs. L. I*. Kinsey left.' Wednes- .j
lay for Kinsey where she will re- 't
lain for two weeks before jroinjr to
'ineinnatti. ?|
Mr. H. R. Crowthers of Wayni sville j
rho has charge of the Vocational *J
'raining of Ex-Soldiers in Western *j
Corth Carolina was here this week, 'j
]
Miss Evelyn Lec of Wayn sville
rac a visitor in town Wednesday of -j
h?? week. ']
Mr. J. H. Wardrop of Knoxville *j
vha has the contract for hardsuracing
the road front here to Mar- Ij
?le, was in town Saturday of last
reck. -j
i
Mr. and Mrs. H It. Stewarr have
a ken an apnrtnvnt with Mr. and Mrs \i
ladley Dick.-v. Mr. Stewart ha- }
nktn rg^yTva-'-; Stu.i .
I
Mr. Osborn Cope who nnd. 'Wi nr *j'
n operation 'or npp >a-ii :i*is at Newiort,
Tenn. two weeks age retu-ned {>
Wednesday night. !$
X
Theatre, Saturday, May 30?
or." The picture with action. X
Riders of the Plains." Admission *:]
5 and 30c.
;i;
Miss Elizabeth Brit tain entertaind
her bridge club Thursday night at $
ie Wiggle Inn in honor of Mis-* Isa- {
11 Ferguson of Waynesvillo. Three
jhles played and Miss Mary Smith *j
on high score. A delightful salad $
r.urse was served after the game. *?
hose invited were Miss Isabel Feruson.
Miss Eva Nell Mauney. Miss X
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Attention Meat Eaters U
Watch your kidneys. If you have X
idney or bladder trouble, don't ^
ike chances with this scourge of the *j*
uman race. Get a bottle of Hobo
[idney and Bladder Remedy at once. X
It's a pure herb balm that you can X
ike with entire satisfactionfwdllub 3
ake with entire safet and surety. A ^
reatment of six bottles for . $6.00 X
i guaranteed to give entire satisfac- X
ion in the most serious 1**
If your druggist does not have Hoo
Kidney and Bladder Remedy, 3
i:te Hobo Medicine Company, Beau- 'X
ion t, Texas. i
ashville R. R.
S'D TRIP
If FARES
be sold each Sunday, j X
5 cents, between all ;?
fare is not more than |
id Trip fare 75 cents.) i ?
f sale. J
JLT L. * N. TICKET ACENT X
.f <
T. MURPHY. N. C.
i Kid Day! iw A*
?y- c > ?"
Km yom st~c K^: trt "1
One New b- J C ^ \ *"j Jr
*A ncrf.E* n fCMA
':
il & Personal
tannic Dixon, Miss Kathrvn Thor.'.pon.
Miss Mary Smith. Mrs. Gil? s Cr.v-1
r of Andrews, Mr. James Fergus* a.
Ir. Ed. StudstiS), Air. Roby C'onkv.;
i . J. J. (Reason ar.d Mr. Chip Arbo-'
as ol Andrews.
Ir. J. H. Diilard will go to Rvys- :
'ity Sunday as one of a commission
a install Rev. Albert E. Walla-.- who
as recently been called by the con-1
WHY
GOOD!
PEDDL
Every bus
institution
taxes to tl
support ai
roads and
er ways.
Al* are rep
employ pt
County. !\
to Iocs' ci
ir.vestmerr
mere. Yoi
terests art
ties are yc
daily?are
: Are you k
helped to
are suppoi
iug to su{
mail order
Think it o
and who i
ily. When
help and 1
most bene
CANDLER'S DEP
By G. W. CANDL
J. W. DAVIDSON
W.B. DICKEY
LOVINGOOD BR(
J. G. GREENE
K. C. MATTOX
GRIFFITH'S, Inc.
J. C. SLOCUMB
C. B. HILL
J. M. VAUGHN
W. CHRISTOPHE
L W. BRITTAIN
This space donated by The Chei
jrrepation of the Presbyterian Ii
Chuich at Bryson City to be its pas I
tor. Dr. R. P. Smith will rrt ach tLe I
: 1
I V
jkjj The Secret o
| - Wc
I J.1 OOOLEPGc Hi
| raint ?::ves the
^(9, that is SO rr.i
the v ..lis may re
with soap and \va:
irs ecrnomicni, >
IES to apply. Color ca
[|y] "Putting Bcuuf*
arc yours for
3 BRiTTAIN &
F^rJ 8?ijWers Hardware.
E{y Murphj
Valet Thi
I AutoStrOp Sharj
Razor COM
| terpens /.'ff/Y F.rs.v.
5UY your
3 FROM
.ERS
iness hou?e ir. Murphy is a
, doing business in Murph
le town of Murphy and h
id maintain your public
churches and the ccmmuni
iresentative residents of Mr
sople of Murphy and *
4any thousands of dollars s
rculation annuaily by the
ts represent thousands cl
.ir welfare is their welfare.
! their interests. While th
lurs?evinced by scores c
your loyalties really thei
eeping faith with the men '
build up your community
ting it for you, when you
iport house-to- house pedi
houses?
ver and see who is your b
s worth more to you and 3
i you have done this, pis
loyalties where you think
fit you and your commun
ARTMENT STORE G. D. LF.D|
E. L. TOW
R. S. PAR
W. 15. TG.?
* W. T. COO
E. C. MOOF
A. M. BR1
HENRY DC
R WM. P. PA
J- W. KING
pkre -Scout.
Fr c'.y. M.y 21. l^jt
a M : - n. Rev. <; tr ,
''he paftor ?
Jiiiard will charge the conuree,,;^
f Beautiful ff
!is I
grade Flat Wall c('l
sett, rich, velvety & j
[ich desired, and (?. j
quickly washed |
:er when soiled.
v?and very easy
rd and booklet,
in the Heme," (?;|
the asking
MAYFIELD M
P*inU. Oili, e?c.
N. C. Ij
11
JIMH 1 ?M|
s Safoiy Rz.zor that \
pens Its Own Blades I
?LT f? Ot'TH.'S ^..^O S-. $5.00 5
it Ail Sic re*, hellins Ksum and BUde? I
i
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bona fide J
y, paving
:e!ping tc
schools,
ty :n oth
:rphy and
rk-?i?VMWIUIVCC
I 1
ire put inm.
Their
dollars
Ycur ineir
loyalif
things
rs?
who have
and who
are halpdlers
and
est friend
'our fam- i
ice your j
PORD
& CARRINGER 11
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