FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9 1925.
i^occi/ arte
lelephi
Ho.Jt- swappers convention Mur-i
pry, Oct' Vr 12th and to continue
through the Fair. Everybody come.
Boaita Theatre. F. O. Bates, Manner.
Air.' ::u the Andrews visitors here
ihsrinsr the week were Messrs. \V. T.
Holland, G. r,. Lail, atty. I>. H.
Tillitt. ?.'on-missioner W. T. Holland,
G. F. Cover, J. A. Bristol.
Mr. C. S. Harson, of Knoxville,
Tenn.. wa? here onj business this
week.
Mrs. Nettie Dickey and Mrs. W.
H. Griffiths are visiting: Mrs. Griffith'?
brother. Mr. Walt Dickey, at
Jladi?on\ille, Tenn.. this week.
FOR SALE?Harry Vecth, Burr Clover.
Oats, Barley, for cover crops.
Cash buyer of Rye. Peas Beans, and
Cane Seed, Dried Apples. etc.
Let the cash talk, not trade. H. R. |
.HCinioMi, x. \j. naytsvme, i>. v..
i d)
Mr. and Mr?. F. B. Witconib and j
children. and Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Saimlall. returned Sunday to their t
home at Poorfork, Ky.. after having!
>pent several days with Mr. A. B
Dickey and Family. j
Mr. A. W. I.ovingood, of Cleve-!
land. Ohio, is spending several days1
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. G.1
W. Lovingood, at Hangingdog, and.
other relatives in the county. He
IF YOU CET UP
NIGHTS YOU'RE OLD
BEFOREYOUR TIME
fmttte and Bladder Trouble Make*
Many Men Feel Twenty Year*
Older Than They Are.
It is aald that fifty per cent of men
past forty and many younger ones are i
victim? of prostate trouble.
; One of the commonest symptoms of
thla dangerous disease which taps vi- (
tallty and tnakes you old before your
time 1? the necessity of getting up sev- |
era: times a night.
Other symptom! are dull, draggy. .
ehlng at the base <?f the spine, pain ',
'n grcln, burning sensation of organs,
hck of vlgur and frequent attacks of
1 the blues.
But thera la hope for you. no matter (
bov old your case, from a wonderr.il
he* formula. It seemingly brings new 1 !
[ health, vigor and freedom from these
troubles to both old and young.
This wonderful treatment is known
| as Walkers Prostate Specific, and Is i
prepared In convenient, pleasant tublet |
form. All you need do Is take one tablet
after each rreal and the symptoms I
i teem to vanish like magic. I \
To prove these statements the
| Walker Institute. liW Gate*-*' Station. |
Xan?aa City. Mo., generous* offers to (
tend a 91 treatment under plain wrapper,
postpaid and free of charce to uny ,
ufferer wno will write for it. If It
wr?? yo-t tell your frlendc and pay
vhttrver y-?u think la fair, otherwise the
)0M !? ?;:.e
Remember tha? you are tha Judge,
tad you pay nothing now or at any
u?e i:n!eaa you wish. ao rend your
5?w-e today before the Introductory
Ijfer le withdrawn. It la good for only
U days and guaranteed 1st every way.
T1
All
Lowest
$1495 for the I
Everywhere
est Buy." T
price. The \
low nnerafii
long after th
Hudson pric
production i
possibleecor
increase of i
economies tl
the reason f<
in sales.
World'
Ever
f E. I
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' Personal |
X ti
" 10 % a
is a brother of N< ah and ,1. TV. I.ovinjrood.
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LOST?One suit cas - ..cm .. here c?
near Olairi-sville. G?t.. Sunday, "
Oct. 4. containing c .'drenV wearing ^
apparel* and papers -f ident'tica- ^
lion. Mrs. I*. E. Werner, Murphy. a
N. C. Finder plea0 retur to The
Scout office, and ret . ive reward.
(9-2t-pd).
An enjoyable social even7. < the
past week was the six . "clt .-k dinner
at Beechwood. the cantp of Mr. J. |
W. Fereuscn. about *? ??
" " ** **F ! ^
the Hiawassce river Tuesday even- '
inK". Those enjoying the occasion!
were Mr?. J. W\ Tl ompson. Mrs. C. j
K. Hoover. Misses Katherine Thomp- |
son and Linn Albright, and Messrs. I '
P. W. Sipe, J. W. Ferguson, and .
William Thompson.
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CATTLE WANTED?Cow., heifer..1
Oxen, fat and r.ior... Will have a
few mclcs to sell or trade. Will buy
any kind of cattle, 500 pounds and ^
up, pay market prices. Will be at
Murphy, Wednesday a.-.d Thursday ^
October 14th and !5th. Bring your
Cattle if you want to sell. Will be (
there rain or shine. W. B. Axley.
(It)
Representative wanted to sell Saw-,
mill machinery by old, well establish -1 ^
ed manufacturer. Exclusive terri- ^
tory and very attractive proposition. ,.
Write us today. Hill-Curtis Co.. ^
Kalamazoo, Mich. (8-2t-hc). .
ir
Mrs. C". W. Bailey is spending this
week in Atlanta with her mother. ^
Mrs. Belle Stephens, and other rela- ^
tives. >j
Mr. E. C. Moore and Mr. C. L.' ^
Dobhs were business visitors to Ashe-j
\ille cne day this week.
o
Mr. Harry Miller left the latter ^
part of last week for Atlanta, where ol
he enters his sophomore year at Emcry
University. He was accompanied
by his father, Mr. E. S. Miller. ^
Mrs. W. F. Hill, of Wehutty, was ^
here Tuesday of this week to have
her arm examined. It will be recc
membered that Mrs. Hill was acci- j.
dentally shot in the arm and back _
sometime ago and since then has suffered
partial paralysis in the arm.
Miss Jessie Howell, of Ball Ground
Ga., spent the week-end here with
her brother, Mr E. L. Howell.
Miss Nell Whaley, field worker
for the Junior Red Cross, with headquarters
at Cullowhee, is here this
week in the interest of the work in
this section. Her work is done entirely
through the schools.
The cable for the lights on Hiawas- Fi
ie Greatest <
HUDSONS
: Prices in H
DC for the CO.
w *
brougham ? S1695 for the 7
A11 Prices Freight and Tax Extra
Hudson is known as the "Worl
hat is not alone because of i
'alue is in performance, endur
ng cost. Such qualities are ou
ic price is forgotten.
:es are lowest because the work
af Sixes?Hudson and Essex?I
lomicalmethodsof manufacture,
quality, greater sales result, ant
bat permit lower prices. There
ar Hudson's leadership in value
s Greatest
yone Says It?Sales Prove
\ HAWKINS, Dealer
Murphy, N. C.
THE CHEROKEE SO
?e bridge at the L. & N. Station
a> arrived and will be laid the first i
f next week. It will be rememberI
that the table burned out ><>merae
age, and another had t?? he or- i
e.ed, and shipment was delaved un-'
; :v, i^.-s s . S
!.o<,-f, R ifssan Qnr.tc. '.he firs*. . I
ur'-i-r of the 19'2"-192<I lyietim ;
aurse. arrived too lr.te Thursday <
ight to give the scheduled perform nce.
They left Friday morning for
iryson City, and arrangements v. >11
p made for their return to Murphy
. a later date.
? !,
Mi-s Kate ("ornwell. who Im.- been'
pershng sometime in Oh'V. and mide.-t
points, returned to Murnhy thi - ;
reek.
A same of basket ball between
lurphy and Andrews high <;' i,
Jams is scheduled to be plavtl
at the Fair next Friday aft- ,
j noon. The same will be an exhi-j
ition, and promises to be a close!
r contested one, as both teams are
ndeistood to be rather evenly
latched.
(IGHEST HIDE PRICES? Ad
best weights. express your hides. (
ool, tallow, and beeswak t ? Athens j
!ide Co. Athens. CIa., fourteen years j
f square dealing. quick return,
onest classificaCon. tags fret*, save),
ur address, set our prii es.
!>-4t-pd.).
The Clay County Superior Court ,
t?ld regular session at Hayesville the ,
rst of the week, with Judge T. I), j
rvson presiding, and Mrs. I^issie J
iclley Cunningham, reporter, and
r?licitor Grover C. |)avis. In attendice.
It is understood that court was
i session only a few days.
Mrs. T. .!. Mnuney and little son. ,
ichard. are spending several days
lis week with Mr. Mauney's mother,
[rs. G. H. Haigler. at Hayesville.
OST?Somewhere between Unaka.
X. C. and Blairsville. Ga., a pair
f tortoise shell, biafocle glasses,
a black leather case. Finder
ill please leave at The Scout j,
Ffice. (ltrh). i :
Mr. E. I.. Ballard of Andrews was
re the first of the week. Mr.'
nllard is secretary of the Cherokee |
ounty Singing Convention, and j ]
is just return front a ^inning,*
invention at Old Tigers, Ga., near
*ke Burton. *
rCKLING THROAT j
u always an annoyance; :'.
worse when it afflicts you j;
in the night, preventing j'
sleep. You can stop it |j
quickly with
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY j
which puts a soothing, healing coating
on the dry, inflamed throat and stops I *
the irritating mucus that causes the '
tickle. J.
Keep a bottle in your home all the time i
No Narcotic*. Sold everywhere.
>r Sale By R. S. Parker, Druggist !
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if
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istory
4CH
'-Pass. Sedan i
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d's Great- ;j
its selling \
ance and
tstanding >
*lj
*5
Ps largest
las made !
Through j
] volume ;!
you have ;!
, in price,
Value j
PUT. MURPHY. N. c.
Report of the condition ot
The Cherokee Bank |
Kt Murphy, in the Stale of Nort!*
Carolina, at the close of bueiner"
September 28th, 1925
RESOURCES
f.oan> and discounts SU4.5To.04
Demand loans S4.245.00'
Overdraft-, unsecurc 1 S-119.1-?
Furniture and Fixtures 5.728.t?.
Fash in vault ar?! r
s.t.v - due. fror.i
banl:?. l.- r.!: i and
'rf" Hi : j.-..: 101,226.47
Cash items held over
24 hours J268.29]
Check- for clt arinp, I.3-.38
TOT -1. $227,668.88
LIABILITIES
Capital ?tock pail in 17,"00.00
Undivided profit . I.ss
cum . t expenses and
taxes paid 2,313.11
Deposit.-- disc banks,
hankers and trust
companies 10.255.98.
Deposits subject to check
individual 137,096.01
Demand certificates of
Deposit, 57,703.16 J
Cashier's checks out
tandinjr 1.800.62;
ratified checks 1,000.00 i
TOTAL 8227.668.8S
State of North Carolina
I'ounlv of Cherokee Oct. S. 1925. 1
f. J. B. Stores*. Ca lver of the
above named Bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is |
true to the best of my knowlodpe
and belief.
J. B. STOREY, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
E. A. DAVIDSON.
.J. W. DAVIDSON,
R. S. PARKER,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before
thi* Hth .lav n.#?U? ioor
J. H. McCALL, j
Notory Public
(niy Com. cxp. 2-18-27)
UPPER BEAVERDAM
The school at this place is prof?ressinjf
nicely under the managenent
of Mr. Waller Martin and Miss,
Bessie Barton.
Misses Lassie and Cassie Allen I
j Silk
2,000 Yards Brov
ask I2J/2C. Our pi
I C
Another shipment
; samples, regular I
Snerial Sal?
Men's all-wool Su
Special Sale
Men's and Women's Ho
Cotton Checks, yard
: 32-in. Ginghams, yard
| Electric Floor Lamps,
plete with shade, . .
We carry a line of Men's
Clothing. Women's Dr
Coats. Sweaters for C
ber of the Family.
Candler
spent Sunady aft<vnoon with . Mis:- tl
Ethel Clayton.
Mr. Jesse Hortor. visit . fain
ly of Mr. B?b Allen
Mr. Bud Roberts : Coker Creek
Tenn., made a bu?i trip to V irl
per Beaverdam >!? ?!r.y.
? Mr. Frank C.swfotd passed ; d
through this section t,ne day thi
week enroute to Murphy acco:np:?in- '
<.?! by his tc.ther. Dr. Crawford. i
Mr. Willard Bate- f ,\Ju r; hy
made a business t--ip to l>? r-r R- ; erdam
Tuesday.
. and Mrs. Andrew Rose and j
V.ir.iiy spent Sunday afternoon with.
Mr. and M:>. W. S. Clayton.
Mr. W. S. Clayton and Mr. A. T. I,
Roberts were business visitors to I '
Murphy Monday. | ~
Mr. Homer Loving d passed! ^
through this section Tuesday afternoon.
The little daughter of Mr. and
Miss Riley Radford is very ill at this
writir.tr. ^
Mr. GatfieH Cook j*: very busy fl
makir.g syrup. 81
Mis? Ethel Clayton spent Saturday
night with Miss Cassie Allen, g
Mr. .Jesse Harton has bought two si
yoke of oxen and : loggia? for ai
Mr. ! red Radford. ^
Mr. Bunion Kelley, of F.ilijay. N
Ga.. motored to upper Beavcrdam 'r
\ Here he spent some few days with ^
home folks.
Mis? Florence Hortor. rent Sun- fi
day aftternoon with Mrs. W. S. ^
Clayton.
Mr. Forley Rose has beer, very f,
sick for the brt two weeks, but at di
LOUISVILLE & NASH
$6.92 Atlanta <
SOUTHEAST!
Tickets on sale October Tth to 1 fit!
arrive Atlanta before no:r. October 1
Return Limit O*
$4.61 SPECIAL
For Tuesday 0<
For full particulars consult
Dress
, 25 BEAUTIFUL NE
** All New
r WORTH UP
^ Special For On
> $4.
m Sheeting, Good Quality
ice per yard
>nly 20 Yards to a customei
of 200 Pairs Men's and W<
nice $3.50 to $6.50.
its, regular price $14.50 tc
se, pr. 10c 5 ten cent ca
10c Scouring C
15c 50c Package
? ing powde
torn
*2'98 Equal to
i and Boys' 50c Box Stat
esses and ?/ery
mem- Women's ant
wool Swe;
s Departmen
MURPHY, N. C.
> .rials
time >eti. fn? improving
owly.
CARD Or THANKS
I wish to thank the |i(.*ople of Mur.
r the nw:\ acts of kindness
a:: n.e ?tuiinjr he death of my
i :tr husband. For your word? of
f.'rt. f< y ?ur lii>e:al pifts and
'? ! coT'-i .r.for the heautiii
;'f? ! >i: _ and all. May
ilche-t ble.-si.M^ be your?, is
y prayer.
MRS. W. I?. FiEXnERM \X.
OCNP -One watch. Finder can
have same h v dc>rribinK and pay
ijr ' th'S ad. ? (i. H. Cope,
'vjphy. N. C\ (lt-pd)
low Doer T ?'
Colds and t!: - ' ' i
To break up a r r.r-- .m or
> cut short a:i at':.. * , inuc-nza,
sore throat or
cians and dru;;ri. A ar r
lending Calota. -, ih r " "i
jfined cahc.iel c.-:n: or U.l.c that
ives you the effects of calomel and
ilt3 coml-'ued, the unplcaatit
effects of either.
Ono or two CalotaTrt at bed-*!-no
ith a swallow of w:i >r.? .list's all.
o salts, no nausea r.or the :
itcrference with y?v:~ eatinc*.
- pleasure. Next r.o-n'- . your cclJ
as vanished, your sv??-?:u is drraghly
purified ,-r.d . * . .g
ne with a hearty appetite for break*st.
Fat what you please.?" ?
[ r
GpI a family Packard o?r i*iif?<
il directions, only cents. At any
rug store.
V1LLE R- R. CO.
ir.d Return
ERN FAIR
h and for trains scheduled to
l?th. j
:tober 19th
LOW FARE
:tober 13th
L. dc N. Ticket Agent
Sale j
j
W SILK DRESSES |
Styles |
TO $12.50 *j I
ie Week Only ^
.98 ^ j
amen's Skoes," ^
X
Y
. Y
$1.98 to $498 |
> $16.50? \
$10.00 I
Y
?? |
ns Octagon j
Cleanser for . 25c ^
Armour's Wash- i
rs for 29c x
I
X
i ten 5c packages
ionery, all colors, 18c ?
-- ,;
J Misses all
iters ... 98c |
t Store || I