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Fords <
better
Ax. sand mik
both passenger
new ' Standar
ciimb hills be!
increase in gar
oii consumptio
lubncation at;
E smoother oper.
no carbon acc
bands.
Test the new "i
Verify these r<
get your crank
Service Station
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rou can acre
STAND;
"STA
CULBERSON
Our school begun last Monday
1'iof. Fulton Thumawvn of Andrews
is principal.
Mr. una Mrs. Lee Keasier, of Ktowah
spent the week-end here witn
relatives.
Mr. Luthed Cearley left Tuesday
lor Florida where he has a position
as Steel Rigger.
Mr. and Mrs. Juan Thompson ana
family leli Wednesday for Taft,
California.
Mr. G. M. Byrum, of Bryson City,
visited his daughter. Mrs. J. S. Hyatt
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. V'irge Coffee and
family, of Wintersviile, visited relatives
here last week.
Miss Thelma Keith, of Blue Ridge,
visited W. A. Nichols and family last
week.
Mr. U. S. Nichols moved his family
to Epworth, Ga., last week where his
children will enter school.
Mr. A. P. Davis, of Wolf Creek,
has moved here and has gone intc
the mercantile business.
Messrs James, Arp and Guy Hyatt
were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Owen by's Sunday afternoon.
Fly-Tox against mosquitoes anc
flies.?Advt.
LADIES, who can do plain sewing at
home and want profitable spare
time work. Write (Enclose stamp)
to STYLEPLUS DRESS COMPANY
Amsterdam, N. Y. , (lt-pd)
cmgjafBjarainrafigB
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climb hill
with this
tests prove it
over approximately a thou:
course with dozens of Fords.
and truck, proved that the
d" Motor Oil makes Fords
tter; gives from 10' to 20'.
> mileage and a reduction in
n of 1 2' < to 40'! ; affords better
all times, with a cooler motor.
ition at all speeds and little or
umulation; relieves gripping
standard" Motor Oil yourself,
suits in your own car. Just
-case filled at any "Standard"
or dealer. Then expect results,
rally feel the difference. C
\RD OIL COMPANY
(New Jersey)
NDAR
1TOROIL
THIRST IS LIKE
FIRE ALARM, SAY
HEALTS EXPERTS
Warns You When MoUture in Youi
Body la Running Lovr
in Ail Scaaont
Experts on physiology will tell yoc
that your body is more than three
quarters moisture and that as you ex
ercise, ever so miidly, the moisture i:
used up in producing energy. Thai
accounts for the constant necessitj
for replacing, the used moisture, oui
health guardians tell us. Thirst, lik<
a fire alarm, is nature's agency foi
notifying us that we need a drink t?
| replace this moisture.
Coca-Cola precipitated discussioi
I of this natural phenomenon with th<
slogan, "Thirst Knows No Season.'
I And science concurs. Drinking is es
sential?next in importance to breath
! ing. The immense popularity o
Coca-Cola as the agency to (ill thi
- natural need is due to the fact that i
'; is so refreshing. Coca-Cola salei
which have reached 7,000,000 a daj
, ' have repeatedly proved that thirs
i knows no season.
1 "During the year 1020 the sales o
! Coca-Cola iu Montreal, Canada?th
i home of winter?were approximate!
! 12 million bottles; while Miam
' Florida?the all-year-'round summe
t playground?they amounted to 9 mi
i lion bottles," says C. K. Hoover, mac
ager of the Murphy, N. C., Coca-Col
, Bottling Company. "And the sam
i story can be told of hundreds of citie
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THE CHEROKEE SO
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new oil
7 Advantages of
"Standard" Motor Oil
1. Constant lubrication.
2. Minimum tricti >n.
3. Less "bicaking - down"
under load or at high
speeds.
4. More miles per quart of
/-til
5. Better hill climbir.g
smoother operation.
6. Negligible carbon.
7. Actual saving in gasoline.
A Quarter
a Quart
D
in between where the popularity of
Coca-Cola continue* through all four
-eu.sons. It's the story of the tremendous
public demand for the -;ght
product.'*?Advt.
WANTED?Man with car to -elI
complete line quality Auto Tires
and Tubes. Exclusive Territory Exj
erience not necessary. Salary
$300.00 per month. MILESTONE
RUBBER COMPANY Ea?t Liverpool,
Oh*o. (lt-pdi
Fly-Tox against ants, spiders, etc.
?Advt.
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OUT. MURPHY. N. C.
POSTELL
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Mr. and Mr- Quince Alien and ^
children. Jack Geraluine and Wen- ^
deil. returned to their h me at Blue <
Ridge, Ga.. Thursday afU-r spending
a week with Mr. Aliens parent- at u
Posted. u
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Mr. Dee Sw arson spent the week- ;
end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Bihbon SwanM.n ai Farner. Tenn. t'
Several <?f the folk.- from Shoal
*.reerv attend* the Sun iu> School M
Convention at Suit, la-t Saturday ?
; and Sunday.
i
Mrs Jar* Mason and grax.duaugh- 1
iter. Kheba Hickman, were \. at v
Suit Saturda;.. ^
Mr. and Mrs. S V Mien returned j11
runie Wednesday <>f last week after J
' u delightful \ t w ith relatives and '
friend- at I'arksville. A then . Nioti '
and RiseviUe, Tenr.
J
Mr. and Mr*. Quiiue Allen and k>
, chihife' of Blue Ridge, Ga.. acconi- '
panied by Miss Eliza \llen. <-f Pos- '
tell, -pent Monday ..f last week at the
i home ..f Mr. and Mr (>. P. Taylor
at Suit.
tl
Mis* Yaud Quinn who is teaching
at Friendship spent the week-ena "
with home folks. * v
h
Mr. Sam Alien v tod Mr. Kirl ''
Ma-on on upper Shoal creek Sunday. P
h
Mr. and Mrs Wilber Kitnsey and l'
hihiren from Harebuck. Tenn., were
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 11
S. Y. Allen, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pirley Elrod and
children, from Ducktown, Tenn . are
visiting Mrs. Elrod's parents Mr. and ^
Mr- John Mason at PostelL *"
J
Mr- Jessie Mason and children, S
from Uper Shoal creek spent Sun- s
day night with Mi. and Mrs. Jim
Swanson.
o
Mfssr- Mir' Teague, Birt Mason [[
and Andrew Thompson left Sunday
for Rohbinsville, N. C., where they
expect ti> find employment.
Mrs. Dosha Hensley front Etowah. *'
Tenn., spent Sunday night with Mr "
and Mrs. Felix Hill. J
Mr. Virgil Allen and son Arvil, r
were visitors at Andrew Thompson's '
i Sunday. '
Messrs Willie and Marion Thomp* 1
son spent Sunday with Mr. Clifford
Swanson. 1
Paramount Week is here again with
great shows! The 9th Annual Paramount
Week! Remember the previous
Celebrations!?when theatres
everywhere showed nothing hut Par
amount Pictures and delivered joy to
overflowing! Now here's another!
TOWN joins in the P
BONITA
ITS THE OLD ARMY G
brooks.
THE SONG AND DANC
Moore.
??DANCING MOTHERS
"lara Bow.
-THE LUCKY LADY wit
!r.
OOD AND NAUGHTY w
Sterling.
-SEA HORSES with Jack
*'V"
: A undrew*
At a meeting oi women in Anrews
on fuesdav afternoon of this
.eek, there was organized a "Woms
Cluo . This meeting was purepreliminary
and nothing deiinite
. a- uone except to elect officers and
o in\ite Mrs. Chas. Quinlun, of
\ aynesviile, N. C., and Mrs. McGee.
S\;\ih to meet with them next
eek at which time they will work
ut a concrete progiam and decide
ii>t what line of efideavor they will
ursue. Mis. L>. 11. Tillitt was eiect<i
president, Mrs. Clyde II. Jarrelt,
ice-president and Mrs. R. A. Dewar,
ic.-lreaji.
1 hose II) atteiiilanee ut the meet.
lg a ere: Mestlames G. B. lioblitzell
ohn Scorn, Donald Wilson, A. 13.
hunuier, J. W. S. Davis, G. T. Posey,
). \V. Swan, H. M. W hi taker, D. H.
..utt, Clyde H. Jurrett, R. Dewar,
unn Sessoms, G. D. Turner, ATlliam
pear, C. A. Brown. G. G. Phillips,
.. O. Caldwell and J. H. Christy and
Mary swan.
Mr. William Cover was operated
n last week. On Monday night ot
his week he with others Went on a
ionic given lor the new teachers
ere and soon after reaching home
as taken with severe pains in his
ead. Dr. W. C. Morrow was called
i and Mr. and Mrs. Giles Cover, his
arents, and Dr. Morrow left with
111 for the hospital in Asheville at
".ret o'clock, A. M., Tuesday mornig.
Report reaching Andrews later
i the day Tuesday was to the effect
hat his condition was not considered
erious.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 13. Phelps, and chilren,
Elizabeth, Edith, John ana
Idna, left Sunday morning from
unaluska Terrace for Georgetown,
. C.. where they are to remain for
everal weeks visiting relatives oi
In Bulletin No. 1408 the U. S. Dept
f Agriculture it was stated that dies
eposit disease germs in two ways.
Not only in the excreta but also in
ne regurgitated matter sometimes
ailed vomit spots.'* The fly is the
ilthiest insect known. Do not toler,te
a single one. Fly-Tox your hoiue
igaim-t flies and other insects. FlyTox
ha> a pleasant odor. It is harmess
to mankind and animals. It will
lot stain. Gel Fly-Tox from your
lealer, always in bottles with blue
abel.?advt.
'Ol'NU?Roll of bills, currency.
Call and describe, pay for this ad.
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Cut .yourself a p
Q Para mount's 15" Bir
V And with this Greater Movie
1 Par amount's Birthday too, t
] versary of Better Pictures in
V tres. If if 3 a Paramount
( *he best show in townf"
aramount Week Ce
THEATRE
AME with W. C. Field
E MAN with Bessie Lo
with Conway Tearle. A!
h Gretta Nissen and Wi
ith Pola Negri, Tom Mo
Holt, Florence Vidor anc
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 192?.
s> Locals j i
Mr. Phelps. Mr. Phelps -..i-je her*
several weeks ugo for reoperation
and rest. He left feeling in tb* ben
of health and stating thai his stay
nere had worked wonders for him.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mo re left '
.Sunday morning along with ir. tn<l
Mrs. Phelps for Georgetown, S. C. i
M . Moore and Mr. Phelps .ave planned
a hunting trip during their stay
in Georgetown.
Mr. J. W. Walker made x ?usiiimb
trip 10 oiurpny on Monday cf this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Till.; were in
.Murphy Wednesday of ;hu week
where Mr. Tillitl was enp..ged 0j?
professional business.
Andrews school opened Monday
with a large enrollment for . the
opening session. All of the 'eachwi
reported lor duty except one musie
teacher who has not been employee
and Mrs. Grace Masters who wirea
from Asheville that she h;id biased
her train. Miss Margaret I*.-..er supplied
for her until her arrival Monday
at noon. ?
Mr. K. A. Dewar left Sunday for
Atlanta where he has gone to take
active charge of the Fidelit Fruit
and Produce Company.
Mr. John H. Stewart, of N- vasota,
Texas, is now spending some tina
in Andrews. Mr. Stewart once urai
a part, owner in the tract of land up
on which Andrews is now located and
has a brother and sister now living
here. Mr. Stewart is a great booster
of this section of the StaU and U
always interested in anything pertaining
to its growth and develop
ment.
FOR SALE
One of the finest country homes it
North Georgia, modern five roon
bungalow, with good out houses ten?
ant house, store house, ana ?weuty
acres of farm land, located i.? Chestot
district of Union County, one mik
east of Appalachian Scenic Hichwa.
on rural route out of Blairsv
good community, close to good sd>c?l
church, mill and store. Pr;?e ri|k
and terms will be given satis facto)
to buyer. For further in: >rmatin
write to
F. L. SOUTHER,
Blairsville, Ga.
lebration!
s and Louise
ve and Tom
lice Joyce and
lliam Collier,
ore and Ford
'
1 Noah Beery.
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