L Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. C Alien, Newport.
IVnn, anil two children art summer !
v^ltors at Junaluska Terrace.
Alters J. B. Phelps. It. A. Dewar.
< ' B. Hualitzeli, \\. T. Holland and j
. Allen left here Tuesday of this1
eek : Santceulev where they were
to view the cutting a loose of the |
:am which the moving picture peo- |
: > ha.t 'onstrui'tei In this scene, i
the hero .aid heroine are to be res
.ta from the surging waters.
Ni. iivth Wright, ;>f Topton. and
l-re.i Reagan, of Andrews, were in
iowhti ? n last Sunday.
A -a:- Ki t . A.-..c>-tie, i?
spending week in Andrews, stop !
: ng with r ; ateuts. Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. Hector.
?Mr>. .J. 1.. Tidwell i> How in t'an:
i>B. N. i .. where Mrs. Tidwell was
ailed a few days ago on account ot
the death of her mother.
ir. utu! Mrs. U. A. Lie war were
.-.s on ast Saturday night at a
.isket picnic on top of l.tathei wood ;
Mountain. Those dajayng theit hos;
ttality weii-. Mr. and Mrs. .1. B.
i'Li-lj > and four children, Mrs. ilum1
n-r and daughter. Ruth; Misses Lois
. .. W . > .,1 ... 1 I. 11 "-.ll.Tt
Thi .r daughter. Aan, agisting them
;?:? , v.tt rtainuictii i their guests.
Mark Buunt*. Jt?, left Tuesday on
i. early train for Canton and Ashe-]
lit- where he will spend several days i
. isiting friends and relatives.
J. W. Vv.. r.ir and wife, are spending
a few days in Atlanta, Ga.
CHlCHESTtSS PiLl:
diamond orano
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LADIES ? ? r'
Art T-?r I'rajriri.t for CltT-CHES TER S A
DTAMOr.'D BKAND PILLS in Rr.a ?a.l/A
Cold met.il"ic boxes, tcs'.ti with ? r\V/
Rt. v n. Taeb no orntx. Bar ' ? ?V/
n-.c.l.t >.! o.k for t'UI-t'UES.T f K * V
DIAMOND lllUMi ?*I 1.1.4, for twfntt-d'.fl
jtitr reftrdf>1 m Best.Sliest, A'ways RcluMc. ,
SOLD BY ALL DRUC3!ST3
:^ku evlrywher;
/wifiifiififfiifiSbfiifiwwifiy
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I $10,(
rU ENDORSED BY THE
jp LEADING CIVIC ORG
UC Selma Grotto of St. Pc
U* Chas. H. Bon, Se
Kiwanit Club of Ft.
|j|| I). W. Boyd. Pri
y City of Ft. Myer
C. P. Staiey, City
1 r American Legion, Ai
rti Mr. Smith, Conn
m Civitan Club, of Da
0" Mr. Thornaton, P
Jll Mayor Reev
Anniston, A
ft Sabbath School and
jn Rev. Robert L. Bell, Chr.
|u W. P. Fonville, AniiUi
-fl Montgomery,
ay* American Legion, 1
rU Post No. 17, T. A. Kem
Ub
UI Civitan Club, Montg<
li? \Tr Rnrr Vroa
i I
| Civilian Club of Am
\ 1 Mr. Evans, Pre
p J Judge Cha?. E. 1
: 1 Anniston, (Ala.
L| ] Kiawanis Club of
I ] E. F. Lane, Pre
| ] American Le<
I 2 Hitfh Point, K
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jsLocaBs !
Rev. W. H. Ford and family are
spending ihe week near Monroe, Ga.
Rev. Ford is conducting a meeting
down there for the week.
Supt. Allen reports that he has
procured all of his teachers for Andrew?:
School except the music teacher.
Numbers of people from Andrews
were in Robbinsville in attendance
at th? burial of Mr. Mauney.
W. M. Bradley and daughter, JoseI'him.
attended the auction sale at
Pcachtrce on Tuesday of this week.
Icnaluska Terrace stays full up
and there seldom a night in which
v ral are turned away for lack ?-f
iu act t.moiiiue mem.
Mrs K. C. Andrews left some days
agt> for a visit to her mother and
I-rother who live at Wise. Va. Mrs.
Andrews "is expecting to be gone for
two weeks.
Mrs. J. Weimer .Jones and son.
Hi he. are visiting in Andrews at the ,
i-i'iue of Mrs. It. A. Dewar.
The home of Supt. J. G. Allen is
i'iav rearing completion. Prof. Alien
i- now planning to move in
. .round the first of August.
1>. H. 'fillstt spent lust Sunday in
Cultowhee.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
i the estate of Frank W. Barnard
late of Cherokee County, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to exhibit them
to the undersigned <>n or before the
17th day of July 132";. or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of thir
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make immediate
settlement.
This July 17, 1926.
C. C. ROBINSON.
Administrator of the estate of
Frank W. Barnard, deceased.
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MURPHY'S NEW
FILTER PLANT
IS COMPLETED
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engit cer and contractor have personally
inspected it. which, a-- Mr. Quitm 1
| pointed out. is a thing they seldom '
?e; do, and they take great pri.i* in
their a . >mpiishment for the town o: '
Murphy.
The >ite of the plant is furnished : '
by \Y. V. \. Powelson and the Cur?
lina-Tennessee Power Company for aI
a period of twenty years for and in
consideration th? city tax. n
Patterson field.
The bronze natne plate, wh: h is
placed just outside the building be- '
-ide the entrance* carrio the i low- xv
inc inscription:
"1. wn of Murphy, North Cat- lina. ai
Council: \V. M. Fain, Mayor; \V. \\.
Hyde. 1,. P. Hawkins. J. B. Storey. l"
\V. I). Townson, J. 11. 1'haup; If. \Y. t'<
Stjie. clerk and treasurer. Designed >'i
and built by J. IS. McCrary Engineer, vr
:n>r Corporation, Atlanta, Ga., 1926." *li
This supply of water from the new ??
plant, supplementing the 200,000 gal- K'
Ion output of the old plant upon
Fain's Mountain, assures plenty of ^
water for .Murphv for a number of a
years, and it has been so built that
other units can be added to the new di
plant without disturbing its function.
the growth and needs of the town ul
| demand it.
Standard Puts New
Oil On The Market
Man\ record lubricating pe otin- ^
aiK-es are the iesnlt of the road test !!I
, conducted by the Standard Oil <T?m- vr;
pnny (New Jersey 1 with the new 1,1
"Standard" .Motor Oil. These tests ?b
were mam- with stock ears ami trucks '
of representative manufacture:s, in-i
eluding Ford, Dodge, Mack. Buick, hi
Hud son, White ami other well known
makes.
All the tests marked a striking advance
in motor lubrication. With a
Ford ear, a run of 60S miles ovei a
period of 2S days was made. The "
new "Standard" Motor Oil shtwed a 1
substantial decrease in both < i and
gasoline consumption, while the oil "
mileage increased 12.S per n r.t and 1 ^
the gas mileage 12.3 per cent.
In addition, the driver of the Ford! *
I reported improved pulling, snappier j
pick-up, elimination of the drag which "1
had previously shown on the hills,
ginnini
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BLOSSOM WILLIAMS
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nd the removal of carbon which had
ii 11 in the motor when the new oil
a?- put in.
A uaik lest was equally successful
ing a working ot ll> days, a
u \t Mack truck, using the new oil,
id li*.a per cent increase in oil mileie
ana 20.11 percent in gas mileage,
he motor was coolci, had less fric?
ii. tid gave more power. Besides,
.c new oil cleaned out the existing
ir:<. n deposit and left T'one it.-elf.
\v iien a 1?uick car was examined
,-t"!e the test-, then were heavy
iri?.-n deposits on the cylinder heads
ni i ist?'5i:. The new oii was the
in the crunk-case and tne cat
in J.Pel* miles when it was again
Cammed.
M.-.-t ot tin- carbon hud dtsuppearI'he
slight amount remaining
a> easily wiped otf with n cloth,
hod^is, Hudsons, and White- were
m-ng other cars which fared splen?il\
in tr.c tot. In a 1.080 mile
i;ul test tun, a Dodge touring, using
,? oil had 40.0 per rent increase
o.l mileage and 10 per cent incase
in gas mileage. There was
so much smoother operation of the
elorT mote power and ess s.ugsliness
on the hills.
A Hudson went 002 miles in its
st. The tabulated results furnished
27.1 per cent increase in oil mileage
nl 12.4 percent in gas mileage. The
river of the car reported decidedly
t; edher operation of the motor at
i speeds, moie power and less drag
i the hills.
Economy was the keynote of the
aits of the stiff 2,047 mile road
si given a 5;ton White truck. With
ie new oil in the crank-case, the
hue secured 10.5 per cent increase
oil mileage, and 15.8 per cent in
is mileage. Further tests on White
inters resulted always in decided
ii aasi1 in carbon deposit, less fricon
. cooler motors, smoother running
; all speeds and better nll-'round
ibr.cation.
RESOLUTION
k-olutiun adopted by the citizens
id members of the Churches and
unday Schools of Unaka, Upper
i-uvcrdam, and Copper Creek, duly
! 1026.
\\ hereas there was a still found
niv days ago on the property ot
e\. Win. Young which was in violaon
of the laws of the State of North
arolinn.
L?e it resolved, 1st that it is the
pinion of the good citizens of this
i t ion that Brtv. Young had no
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:ATRE
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jAdmis:
uaianiBiaranian^
North Carolina,
Cherokee County.
In Superior Court, Before the
Clerk.
In io J. M. Simonds, Administrator of
the C*tate of N. A. Carter, deceased.
Petitioner
vs
Cull it Garrcn. Perry Carter, Dora <
Mi Cay. Delia Chadowick, Mollie
Carter, Carrie Carter, Gertie Cartel.
Yester Carter, Velda Carter,
Klsie Carter. Ervie Carter, Tilda
Clayton. Bessie Golden. Argie ;
Phillip-, Jessie Underwood, Chester;
Tethero. Ola Tethoro, Mrs. Stella
Carter. Lenatd Carter, Lemer Car.;'
ter. An?ne Carter, Heirs at Law
I N. A. t arter, deceased.
NOTICE
I la den ndants, Callie Garrcn, Pers\
Caller, D?>rn Mi Cay, Delia Chad
vvick, Mollie Carter, Carrie Carter,
Get tie Carter, Tilda Clayton, Bessie
Golden, Argie Phillips, Jessie Under
wood, Chester Tethero, Ola Tethero,
u - . viiuci, ia-imiu, \ ancr, ,
lamer < alter, Arrene Carter, Heirs
I.au df N. A. Carter, deceased,
y. i and each one of you will take
notice that a petition has been filed
hy the petitioner in a special proceed- ']
inns ha- been filed before the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Cherokee
County. N. C., in the above entitled
action against them and the nature
of the said action is a petition to sell
lands for to obtain assets to pay balance
on debts due by the deceased
N. A. Carter including costs of udminstration
of said estate.
Kach one of the said defendants (
will further take notice that he or
she is required to appear at the of- i
lice of the Clerk of the Superior'
Coutt of said County in his office in!
Murphy, N. C.. on the :10th day of j
August, 1 ?2tt and answer or demur!
to the petition and complaint now
on file in said action, or the petitioner
and plainlifi* will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in said
petition and complaint.
Dated this the 211th day of July.
1926.
K. E. DAVIS,
Clerk of the Superior Court, Cherokee
County, N. C. (51-5t-Mc)
knowledge of it as he was away on a
public job at the time, and other
parties were found in charge of the
still.
2nd. He it further resolved that
Bro. Young he exonerated and a
i copy of this resolution be sent to the i
' Cherokee Seout for publication.
s&fisssssraraRfis
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:,muri
Original W
tock Comp<
PEOPLE
11 PIECE ORCHESTR.
only Royalty Piays Includi
>NDAY NIGHT WILL PR
PAYS TO SP
larie de Gafferely?May B1
4 Act Dram;
iUDEVILLE BETWEEN Jsion
20 and A
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FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1926 W
NOTIclTOF DELINQUENT TaiB
SALE h
For the purpose of satisfying
taxes for the year 102", due to
Town of Murphy, N. the uiyjjB
signed will offer for sale to the hir^R
est bidder for cash at the ourth^jH
door in Murphy, North < irolina,
day the 16th, day of August 1920,t^R
parcels of land hereinafter set for^H
following the name of th- perron^R
persons against whoi aid tax jH
charged in the amoun *hcwn: V
G. W. Barton 1 Lot ; ffl
J. H. Brendle lSjH
B. V. BYooks . 1 1 -i. ojH
Cherokee Company, Trustees 3g
9 Lots . l.OOOjH
Frank Coleman 1 Lot IC.fH
\V. H. Comwell .... 1 Lot 11 :A
George Cooper, 1-6 JE
Intet t'L
S. W. Davidson Heirs 1 Lot 0.||H
J. M. Davis 1 Lot ... 3.lfl
C. C. Ghormely 1 Lot T.jl
N. A. Gibson 1 Lot llfH
S. C. Heighwuy 1 Lot .... oSjlM
J. M. Holcomb 1 L 5.ofl
J. A. Jordan 1 ' S.tRj
oryan martin II 12g
B.^B. Meroney .. 2 L . t ay
Neil Millsaps 1 I. jj j
Karl Millsaps . II.. I
T. J. McLain ..... 1 Lq( 21
R. A. Owenby 1 Lot lfi
Passmore Est. . 1 1 .,?t U
Mrs. J. C. Poindexter 1 Lot 61
J. S. Quinn 1 L? y
W. K. Studstill .... 1 Lc.t 191
W. E. Studstill, W. M.
Stiles Lol 41
F. L. Teague .... 1 Lot . io.T
Valley River Lbr. Co. 275.(1
S. W. Wallace _ 1 Lot y
To the above will Ik- added U
costs of advertising and I .lding tl
sale
I>. M. BIRCH FIELD,
(50-4t-t) Tax i Hector.
BEAUTY SHOPPE?Located in t!
Dickey House. Specializing i
Permanent Waving, Facial M&suf
Facial Packs, Shampooing,
treatments for. dandrufT and fdl
hair, Shaping Eye Brow and Mu
curing. Open for business duly ?5.
(19-tf-m) MRS. M. McCO
WANTED?Your rye for cash. Aj
amount, anywhere, anytime; 11
fer for sale grain sacks and agree
buy them back at fair value if ingot
condition, with your rye H. R. M
Intosh, Haycsville, N. C. (48-414
2nd
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