Friday November C. 1325
r [THE FEAT
FELIX FEATHER^
VACATION A
shallow iah
HAS MEN
/*^\ A HECTIC Of
BETWEEN
'2T -' * HEATED AHGUM;
WTTH AT M<KE
V~~ *?] ? NEAR DUEL
\ y. < with another Gi
\/fi AND
w his bank-roll
f nicked tor J
BT ANOTHEI
telix has Deo
to RETURN
home fOR A i
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Telep'ic
Konita Theatre. Murphy.
i, v. ? "?? wuvu.uuj, .nicrnoon
id night. sovem'oer 20th and 21st,'
The Phan? m of the Opera". I am
ie first man in the south to run
!>' ' miss
. 0. BATES, Manager.
An incing that until!
i V .
J nest t the curb instead of the
pta street is being posted
This is being done in nr-j
pr to let traffic pack the new par*
f in thi nter of the street. The
wr is 1 by H. I >. Smith as en-l
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Fain.
IIICHESTERS PIUS
flAMOND BRAND
^ i
Usxes i r
*r?ir for CRTCTIR?UTKR S A |
liSO :D HKAND nits 1 :i Rl D ? . !/A
iu> or ' lie t *?. stale J with Blur<*>>
bxa Tin no ornci. noj?(;?pV/
?n l rak for <111-CJ11 S.T f K 4 V
USO> :? I'll IMl Pll IS, I r t 'r
soTR- - B BMt.Safest, Always Reliable.
OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
E& EVERYWHERE
THROU
We Have Just Rei
Shirts, and Hosiery. V
Read this Over. Ccme
Lasi Long at these Pric
Men rnion.Suits, each 0Sr
Soys' Union Suits, each 4Sc
Boy>' <\ Union Suits, 69c
Men's A11-Wool Hose, per p::ir
Men's Socks, per pair
Ladie.-' Hose, per pair
Mer' Heavy Wool Mixed Socks, p
Ladies' Heavy Winter Hose, per [
Ladies' Silk Hose, per pair
i- Children's Hose, siz 5 to 9 **
1 30e Ginghams, per yard
I 20c Ginghams, per yard
*1-00 Flannel, per yard
We Have Hundre
On this Sheet. Coi
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HERHEADS
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'EAOS YES 50C=Tf '
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;E 40ME l&DAY J LEAVE l
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DED
REST. ' HCTgLJ
fe^zr~^
' Personal
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Mr. Bunnell H. Stone, of Blairsvil'.c
member of the Georpna State Boarc
of ?? ~ iMi
j ?..u representative of
I'nion County in the Georgia Legisla
ture; and Mr. B. M. Lufhurrow. ol
Atlanta. State Forester for Georgia!
weie visitors to Murphy last Friday
Mr. Lufburrow was formerly super
visor of the Alabama National Fore.-t,
and is a native Ge> span. He ha:
charge of three military reserves
al:o. Bcnning. Jackson, and McClel
'and. He received his apnintment a?
Georgia State Forester on Octobei
loth last.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Colvard, ol
JioboinsviMc. spent last week-end with
Mrs. A. G. Deweesc and family.
Miss Lynn Albright was called to
her home in Wnyncsville Inst Friday
on account of the death of her little
nicoe. She returned Sunday.
WAXTKD -Good icliable man as
salesman and collect ?r. Must have
r.r or ter.m. Appiv -1. W. Brannon
Manager. Sing Sewing Machine
r*o.. Andrews, N. C. (1211t-jwb>
Mr. M. <\ Stiles, of I.etitia, was
a buaine.-s visit-r ho e Monday.
Contii
GH NOV
: i ? D:... cl: '
ucivca c uiiipnicm or
Ve Are Putting the Good
and Get Ycur Part. Th
es!
Ladies' Union Suits, each Q3f
Misses' Union Suits, each 48c
, Ladies' Sweaters, each 9Hc
39,. Cotton Plaid, Hci
Men's Work Shoe:
- 9c Ladies' Shoes, siz
? >mir 22C
mir 22 c
=1 Men's $2.50 Flanr
22c
I Men's $3.00 Flanr.
14c I
2QC ! Ladies* Aprons,
16c Reduction on al
Indies' Hats rend
79r 1 Overcoat" rcudcec
ds of Bargains at this Salt
ne At Once and Get You
IPHER'S 1
300DS
MURPHY, N. C.
.
V
THE CHEROKEE SCOUT
Er
ro ^ ^ itATj-aJEjAD's^ So r ue?o- go?*.
? 1 , ARE IE?IING OWE WE MCPE ARC
j-5 S ' Tooa-i _ -s *?rrs ">jhing Ti
'.RHEAD \ f?KEO*"> > HER
~-r*"^: jr 4T h:?he ,-1
, S ! i\-Ki A "ST AND
: I > v us vice i *- * feJ
li
J CAJV^;>?' '__9 5l
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Mrs. -lorn C. Campbell, of Xan-. I
. * Mass., r resident of the South-; Y01
' ct. As- >ciat on 1 Mountain Schi 'Mopi
:iv the Russell Sage Fundati n:
ar.d Margaret Butler, of Cincir.-j
r.ati, Ohio, are expected to return to 2
Ml? r hy the latter : art of the week grj.
: in the interest of the estath-dimert ?.
of a school in this section.
! Cta
I have ! oaten "the Hunch!
in Grand Island. Xeb. "The l a ton L ?
of the Opera."
I am the big no se j ? adenlhia. ' "
Pa., "The Phantom of the Opera." :
' . ~a.r
Amrtg those hero i'r m A <! - . '
thi week were D. S. Rus-el. D. H. F'b
7s! W. .1. Holland. M =. -I h > Se -i
coir*, and Rev. and J!:?. L. I*. Smith. I
, * cvs
J. C. Sales of Mar 'e v.: s a Mur- ; a
phy visitor Mar lav. i'n
Tfci
' Mr. .1. \V. Goodman, district demoni
stration Agent f t Western North;
Carolina with headquarters at Ashe-'
i ville, was hero several days this week,
i S?v
I Mr. Allen I.ovingo< d has accept'-1
a position with Wo f ford-Terrell Co.
the
, LOST?One quart size Pyrin - Fire ""
Pxtenpuisher between garage an \ l; ?
i T. 1-e Chastain's o:? Blairsville highj
way. Finder plea.-e return to J. W. *'n
McMillan's Garage and receive r!
ward. ?It-^
1 ' > frci
' r
I I am cleaning up in Los Angele:. 1
"The Phantom of the Opera."
rev;
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f jFO'
j eacl
tiues
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EMBER p
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Sweaters, Underwear. *
s Out at Real Bargains. $ i
lis Merchandise Won't A ,".j'
%
A :riP
X Mr.
Hen's Sweaters, each 93r
Boys' Sweaters, each 48c ' * -u m
Boys' Sweaters, each 98c '''
Children's Sweaters, each 48c
ivy Grade, per yard 46c X >
? j Tov
Faracord Sole, pair $2.98 ' ,OC5
_ . _ j thoi
e '! and 3'->, per pair 98c ^cr
J6.00 Qx i i pair $3 98 X j "^1()
' I'xc
tel Shirts, each . SI.79 v
f! 11
el Shirts, each $21.29 ? u ^
22c I P
II Ladies' Coats ami Dresses. All Y
ced. Men's and Boys' Suits and
i |
j that We Are Not List- |
tw Part nf frVi#? Snvinors! V M
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. MURPHY. N C.
L. F. Van 7c .m
UE ' 3. M^kEOWN, \ l'
;0* -OTEi BUSS IS CUU - ]( B
:'O _D V0U N"ISO / \ Gl
: -*? TAr*N6 M?? FEATHER- \ \ 7
MEAD To 7wE DEtoT J
, ?St 70US CAR ?/ 5
f Swallow *[
j lake hotel j
am -*;:ndin^ '.hem up in Xeu:,
c;?v uTii,t ni .c .t /i
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sra.
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Hr>. Nettie Dickey has a? her
?sts this week her daughter. M p
ythe Clarke, and Mrs. Hu-h c
ii kt. ox Asheville. q
if
R SALE?I am offering my farmj
n Lit'ie Brasstown. Have good!
0 li e. farm contains 3GG acrts'
1 he divided ir.to two tracts. Term?: o
i he arranged for part if desired. I
ply to Mrs. Linda Tweed Clayton,
hardt. S. C. <S-T. d)
The D nrd ci f ?untv Commission-1 r
of Ch r- kee County were in rocr
monthly -rs-ion here this week,
the transaction of county hu-inc
e hoard is composed of T. W. Ax- r
, chairman; \V. T. Holland and *
J. Mat tin. 0
s
Mr. J. V. Carrir.ger has recently v
en up the keeping of the county V
. and Sheriff B. P. Morrow lvs' u
en charge. Mr. Carringev hr.d ( *
reputation of being ore ?.f the, t
t jail keepers in N< vth Carolina, v
Cherokee County iail heading the' ^
of the State inspector at a re- j i'
t inspection. i h
f.
!.>. I *. G: - c -..a ivi:ed w
ti the h ?,n'tnl Tuesday afternoon n
owing her recovery from n re- w
t operation. She spending a v
days with her mother in Fast
-phy. v;
tl
I SALE?One pair black mare s(
i!c\ ecming three years old. 10 o!
(1 - M h, weighing about 1,000 lb c<
l. wt-ii matched; will sell them e<
th the money on twelve month's ei
with go!)d note.?F. I.ati- "
o, Telijeo P'ains, Tenn.
-Ot-pd) h:
mat;. Agent W. R. Anderson, of Si
esville was a visitor hete .hi? T
k. :u
!c
hove broken records in San \\
nci-vo, Cal. "The I'hant.ni of Ai
Opera." r*i
S
!r. A. C. Richmond, president of !1
Oak lame Knitting Mills, return- .<<
Tuesday nicrht from an extended ci
to e -tein v ints. While away.
Richmond ieorganir.ed hi : selling
nci :ceuring not only eastern ^
I western, hut South American 1,
resentatives. Sample goods are '
in the course of preparation and "J
hopes to begin the operation of
mill at an early date.
Irs. Cook, mother of Mrs. E. L. '1
irnson. was operated on at the F
! hospital Tuesday morning. Al- di
ugh she stood the operation well,
condition is regardc I as grave. '
! 01
MET TO LOAX?$25,000.00 to j j0
an on Murphy real estate. See j ju
Slecumb, City. (ltts) j p;
: to
iv. W. A. Evans of Ranger was ti<
asiness visitor here Monday. ,|c
j H<
enetrates Through ?
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UIC JIU11 V/ICfll
i \vc
to the Bone Lr
!
Liniment Called Mexican
ustang has Strange Power
\ I ante back, a attained muscle or ach- I
: Joints will atop paining and become ! ba?
iber and natural if you will app^r a I l .
lc of that old-fashioned liniment known I
Mexican Mustang. Druggists and j not
ict authorities agree that Its great [ ^ .1
irer to relieve pain Is due to its magiral i 1
ict rating action?it goes through the J ing
re- layers of the skin wivhont burning J
s i-nce of blister. r??-ht tot h" sore spo?. I <
it. ' ? not like ?h> -mnrtli.g. siroi.^. .| j
rniiis mlsn:..? usual, y Ki;or.r. as Haluus.
No matter If ail other outside I an?
plieations hfo filled, you will not be . pro
appointed "h 2 * .r I
limeut?it iiL?o Luut ?uU>, .. ? at.u
? and so makes a valuable remedy to ?jt
re in the heme at all times. AH drug- .
ts and wholesaler* sell Mustang Llnl- bar
nt or can get it for you. dre
Good F
? \ '
11^. ,1 Friends
of Mr. Walter Mauney. L
rugglst of Parker Drue Company,
ill be glad to learn that he is fn> d
ecovering from his recent .3 0 a' F
t the local hospital. p
'OR SALE?One lot 50x12 no.-ir
enter i f town, in go<,d location. ! " r
uick sale, see me at once. \V. P
leal. (13-4*-w.p.b.?
' 'I-:- Gertrude Crittenden, f Kn
ille. Tern., a :eiristered nurse,
n special duty with Mrs. Cool; at ti e
aeal hos: ital.
I h?vc pact d them in. n V\: ?M
. !> C. "TI.v I'ha::: m of
>pc a."
Mrs. C. K. Hoover and Mi-.- K .
yn Thompson enterta nod with
lohcwc'en party at Beeckwo d C i
m Satu:day nigh: of last week. Th
[Uests were received by two e'l -?
vho escorted them through tl ' rounds
which were rendcre<l ?
:host!v hy the dim lights of the oldime
Jack-o'-lanterns. The g e t
hen entered the building where tin
ere received by Mrs. Ho >ve and
liss Thompson, the hitter presentthem
with Appropriate vaps am'
ats. The guests then gathered in
ermallv around a hie or.on fi;v
- . tl
r ere : host tales were told, cnes:uts
roasted a .b old fashioned
ere rung. Son* of the guests vied a
ith each other in eating a- P
*nded fren* strings from the raft.r- e,
nile others vl yed bridge H '
:e ante-room Refreshments were
rved late in the evening consisting (j
f a salad oour-c, with cakes aril hot ^
?ffee. Afterwards favors were pa > I
around which wore designed osne- fj
ally for noiac-mnkirg. The free: ?1 jt
wted shortly ! To e twelve, a? j,
unanimously that ? ?r "d time v,*aul
by ail. Those invited were, j,'
! ses Elizabeth Smith, Ma
mith, Mary Alice Smith I.c eon
riplctt, Annie Wilson, Anna II v
'd, Eva Nell Mauney, Nan Di>: e ' ^
arcio Ferguson. 1 yn.i Albright.
,'inifred Montony, Mrs. Thompson, p
ir. and Mis J. W. David-on, I>r. and t|
i?v. Etiwri ii V. Adams Mr. and. ?dvs ?
purge Chr -topi c . Me-.-' I :i
owc-ll. R. L. Han-is, Jame.s For
>n, R. W. Sine. C. K. Hoover. R h- ^
rt Brc.wn and Chip A.-....a.i
Mrs. L. I., ileaton and ch.ildre
unday for Lemon City. Flu., t?? jt ->
tr. ileaton, who v.vnt .. *
fo.
Mr., Cnllii- Hall am] Mr. H. \V. S iere
among those who accompanied t,
ie family 1 h >dy of Mrs. .John K v
ain to Villa Rica, Ga., last Satur- i.,
ay" i (
Tec Home Economics Department h
T the Hayesville High School is retiring
over the winning .of first preir. A
im on their exhibit at the State b
air held at Raleigh October 13th d
' 17th. Those girls, who had ar- S
des in the exhibit were Xorine An- n
.rcn F ?
?ssie West, Hazel Cherry and Myrt ?'
roggs. This department was only
tablished last year in the Hayes-j ?
le High School, and the school is "|T
be commended for the excellent *
rk being done.
?R SA1.K TWO GEORGIA FARMS!
BARGAINS to
? ?
100 to ">00 acres, two story house. ! 1111
n, orchard, 18 acres ltne river p;
torn. On public road 55 miles sa
th of Atlanta. Frespects for an
h gold n?ine. Ideal for stock rais-! .
j wi
or general farming.
535 acres 25 miles west of Atlanta I >n1
hotisc barn, creek, branches I?*
I springs. Well suited to truck j
wing or dairying for At!, eta city! fir
\j ' - i Xdi
Iter or both of these places at1 frc|
gain price and easy terms. Ad- fu)
ss J. J. Seay, Tate. Ga. (12-2t-pd) dn
:* \nz r vs
liddance to Bad?Etc,
gee. i 1kxide^ S >-"> I
just -ww^r *?kcohm ) v ? . 1
meant p ^
i
IT?- ' | SHAWM! j
^."t r i~<t !
" SJlzzd h0Ttl '
jOST?Rlnofc sW? <- ??.. - - --?.
Thursday morning, between Arrows,
N. C., and Blairsville, Ga.
inder return to Luther F.lli.. Murhy,
X. C., and pet reward. (Di-'Jt)
H1AWASSEE
Thi> section is having plenty of
air. at.present. but most of tn
armers have patheied their corn.
Mr. Fred Whitncr and daughter,
festie, of Lonp Ridge. spent the wee' nd
with Mr. Jim Danner.
Mrs. Cr.elsie Mar.ey selling >
his week and is leavir.p for Nov.Jersey
to i-.'r. her husband who
i position there.
Mr. **. Ai. Hamby. Jr. mcved list
peek to the Lcste. Danner place
from ( opperhill.
Mi. and Mrs. Otis Adan~.> nre the
iroud parents of a fine boy vi;o was
jorn a few days apo.
Mr. Toir. Tuylor a <1 Mrs. Amv
?mith were married last Sunday.
Mr. K. \Y. Shearer has been doinp
onie nice cone.ete work at the cemcery.
A musical was piven at the honrc
>f K. \V. Shearer Hallowe'en niph!
ind everybody had a jolly time.
Miss Ethel Taylor of New Proslect
is visiting he? aunt. Mrs. Ada
Uirpess ti.i- week.
Mr. Arthur Adams has eono to
lushnell, to take up work for
he winter.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. I.edford visited
heir daughtei, Orah Reid, Sunday
fternoon.
Miss Cora Danner visited her si: tr
Mat tie Whitner last week.
MARBLE
Miss Oscie Smith left Marriie Sunny
for Siler City to take up her
hool work there.
County Surveyor, \V. Adams,
I-: - ' -
"i.-in.u ma wfirK around here and
ft Sunday bound for Coppe'hill,
> sec his sirk mother.
Mr. Garland Posey was n: Marie's
streets last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus I lass and
tree children of Owl Creek, were
isitors of Mr. Dockery and Mr.
laltnn last week.
Mr. J. I.. Robinson resigned his
osition vv'.ih Mr. X. W. Abernathy
4e last of the month, and has gone
u A Car . *.? accept a position in
! Tog St.... . We -Hall mis*
in. - 11-.:'. a the --lore and in sttn "
' and church is losing
f onv dor:.
IVM' : relumed f- m Tclh'etr
... e1; r I re: As that the fitst
\ ; .c lea squirrels and
wo boomers.
Miss Willie and Myrtle Johnson
pent b?t weekend on Peach tree atendir.g
church and visiting friends^
.Mr. Oscar Adams, hoisting engirer
at the Marble Quarry, left his
. .rl; last Saturday noon to visit his
re,' mother v.Iio is ill at Copperhill.
Mrs. Dick Wilson went to Graham
"ount; Inst week on a visit t old
omo folks' and friends.
Mrs. Ruby Arrowood was taken to
isheville on the noon train Saturday
y her husband, her father. Prof,
antes Lovingood, and Dr. Tidwell.
he was operated upon Saturday
ight for appendicitis. The case
ems to have been urgent. A teleram
received Monday afternoon
lid she was doing nicely. r
low Doctors Treat
Colds aad the Flu
To break up a cold crernh-ht or
cut. sheet an attack c?" inlicnza,
sore threat or tonsillitis; phyiiu...,
uiiu &>v now Vn:oinerding
Calotabs. the purl etc' and
fined calomel compound tablet chat
ves you the effects of calomel and
Its combined, without the unplcast
effects of either.
One or two Calotabs at bed-timeth
a swallow of viator.?that's aii.
> salts, no nor sea ncr the so: shiest
tcrferenCe with your oitinr:, work
pleasure. ZCcxt morning your cold
f- vanished, ynur system ;?c thorghly
purified and you are f;-c'in?T
e w;;1? r >?- -t.v appetlto i'." 1 tifc.
. 4.
c. , .
iict a f ir.v y mcic-.f;". co-re nine?
1 directions, only 3d cents. At jinv
~Z c*ore.