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By Arthur Brub&ne
NOISE CUTS LIFE.
THAT VEHEMENT FLAME.
WORLD MONET LENDER.
FARMERS NEED CANALS.
D: Burdesc Chicago's Health
Commissioner, says human life
wv-uM last sever, years longer, on
the average, r?ene-destroying
noi.-e> were eliminated.
We . < we are used" to a eer- J
Ita.:. use up a.- much energy
conquering non*. crowding it
out of the brsur., as in doing real
work.
Mi :: r. - f brains are cut down
NO to 60 per cent In efficiency by
noise. Absence of noise means
greater efficiency, '.ess wear In
mac: ire-. But n:er. pay no attention
: * c:r wr. machinery, worn
away by r.o;-e every day.
An ; to complain of r.oises is
considered effeminate. If unneces
far. r.cise - r-= accurately classified
v.;-.: a-fault ?.r 1 bat* r..\ *ife
would be longer.
When the Bible .; = >al
ha tit a r; vc. . .'..m. : r
doesn't exa -g-?r:: . r
mony given by
killing of Mr-. V
Mills : ...r : -r cr.The
ur.fortunat . \ei
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he- he;;', w--.- J
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the w > ' -i f-rorrre.i 1
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ca aguh; re- H
en : .v. \d-.oever stirs up
Up .-larger. Tre;
v e be reminded of it, often on
f uui.. : ' ve hundred thousand
year-, by ' * on the head with
- :-rp f: t -. by p rison in the Middle
Ages, by pistols later. But they be
never seem to learn.
Va., street L- very proud of hav- nu
ins- " ..pplanted London as the
woi l . - nr.one> lender." This year
the Unite 1 Statrs will lend more
thai. u : ousand million dollars in 'aa
gold to foreign borrowers. It: IU
three years past this country has
lent Europe four thousand million
dollars. Gratifying, of course, but
when will they get that money ua
back? As
London as world money lender Di
charged usually moderate, and alwa>>
legal, rates of interest. Uur
financiers lend money to Europe on
a basis that makes the borrower Vl
pay at the rate of 13 per cent for lb
the first year, as much as 7 and 8 E.
per cent thereafter.
The usurer in many States loses
principal and interest. Some of
those American lenders will jet M
unpleasant replies later when they hs
aek for their principal. Meanwhile ci
It is profitable for middlemen that j>
jet the "rakeoff."
All farmers and some Con grew men
are wondering what "can be C
done for the fanner." The farmer q
says: "Guarantee me a definite
price for my crops." Common
sense says that invites overpro- P
duction, such as row breaks the
price of cotton.
With wheat at $1.40, farmers t<l
will increase their acreage by 15
per cent. How much wheat would a
they plant were the price $2.49,
which the farmers feel they ought
to have ? And where would the w
Government get money to boy the
surplus $2.49 wheat? Ll
Farmer.s can help their wheat
situation by backing Secretary
Hoover's plan for a canal to the
Gulf through the Mississippi Valley _
and another from the Great lakes
to the Atlantic oc?an. "
That would make every bushel
of wheat worth from six to eighteen
cent? more. _
Since the war railroads have
raised rates six to eighteen cents
a bushel, and surplus America?) h<
wheat on its way to Liverpool pays th
that tax. oj
Argentine and Australian wheat ^
has the six to eighteen centi, ad
vantage per bushel over American
r wheat at Liverpool, where the price (s
Is made. w
A nine foot canal from the lakes
to the gulf would send freight in ^
barges carrying a thousand tons, P1
as against box cars carrying fifty ro
tons, hauled by a tugboat instead w
of a locomotive. And. ten such _
barges, carrying ten thousand tons,
would require no more men than j
one of the old-fashioned river
boats carrying: on* hundred and
fifty tons.
MAX WANTED FOR THIS COUNTY.
Our remarkable plan means 1
big profita for you?$40 to $100 i
weekly?big line of household neces- ]
sities sold house to house?prices ex- |
tremely low?your profits big. Every
home a prospect. Car or team needed.
Experience unnecessary. Salesmanship
taught FREE. Write today
for our new plan.
THE R C. WHITMER CO. g
Dept. 26 Columbus, Indians <
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Social anc
V Edited By Mr*.
Tonight at the Theatre, music 1
tertaimue:.: by the daughter cirla.
The friends of W. L. McXabb will,
pleased to knew that he is able to
oat again. A mule ran away with
in a few days ago.
W. L. McXabb and X. H. Tay- r
ve purchased the tombstones for
?v. Ber. Lcdford's grave.
Mrs. Edith Dickey ar.-i
ughter, Mrs. Paul Alexander < .
iheville, are guests ? ; M Nc tickey
at the Dickey Hotel.
Mrs. C. M. Wofford is au. y . i. a
sit with her daughters Mrs. M. G.
endrieks. of Ball Ground, and Mrs.
J. Darnell of Marietta.
Mr. J. L. Davis, of Judson. and
iss Viola Roland, > ; Ti'iuotla, were
ippilv married November lt'th at
tiristopher? store. Squire T. X.
ates performing the ceremony.
.Mrs. L. E. Mauney, Mr-. Sou: go
hristopher and little Miss Frances
hristopher are gue.-ts, during the
hanksgiving holiday.- of Mrs. R. II.
ope, in Knoxville.
Mrs. C. W. Bailey and little daughr,
Mary Helen, returned from Atnta
Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy Fulmcr <.f Tomotla
as in town Sunday.
OST?One Cameo Fin. Finder return
to Miss Sallie Hawkins, E. E.
Davis residence, city, and receive
reward. (lt-H?
AND EMBROIDERING done, reasonable.
Place orders with Mrs.
Leila Dickey, city. (lt-d<
A high class educator in your
iroe, telling your whole family ALL'
le news of the world every day?
lly $4.00 during "Bargain Days," i
ec. 1-15, for The Asheville Times
svening or morning edition), daily
id Sunday by mail a full year $4.00
laving $3.00). Your boys and girls
ill stay home and read the paper,
-owing into respected, intelligent,1
-osperous citizens, while others
>mp and roam?unfit, uncertain
anderers.
FOR OVER
ZOO IC.AH9
baarlera o3 has been a world- !
wide remedy for kidney, liver and
bladder disorders, rheumatism,
lumbago and uric acid conditions.
eflSSM ?DAi
xxrect internal troubles, stimulate vital
vfam. Three siaee. All druggist*. Insist
m the original genuine Gold Medal
THE C HEROKEE SC
OF MEN
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right. C. M. Babcock, Minneapolis,
NO MORE FROZ
ZERO FOE is guaranteed no!
be drained out in the Sprin
Will not injure the hose conn
Bring your car around and h
and fill it v?ith YERO-FOE a
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Preliminary plans are comple
Road Builders Association are drr
roau pa:ley ever held, scheduled i
President Ccoiidge ;.- to open the c
in the United States will be there ii
highway program c for constru
way to cost J! .250,000 000. Photo
which met in Chicago last week for
Pres. H. G. Shiriev. Richmond. Va.:
OUT. MURPHY X C.
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ted and officers of The American
ing forward to the greatest good
ror Chicago?Jan. 10th-15th, 1927.
ongress?and every state governor
n person or represented. The 1927
ction of 55,000 miles of new road- *
shows officers of the A. R. B. A.,
the first meeting. Seated, at left,
Right, Senator Jas. H. MacDonald,
Charles M. Upham, Raleigh, N. C.;
Minn.
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EN RADIATORS
lo freeze or evaporate. Can
g and used year after year,
tections or motor in any way.
rl u* clean out your Radiator
md >oui troubles are over.
ICE STATION
1 *.o . -r.e ;m?! rake r^rt. C
! T 'd Rice >j>ent the jvvt-ek-end;
Mi. Wci i"> Monticomery f
Mr. und Mr?. W. T. Mont-!
v?; boy. c
Mi. E- Rice is a regular v:si'
:i t ' > 1. A. Moore's. *
Mr. Theodore Shield? of Akron, a
Dodge Erothe
sell good l
The title of this a<
ot iginated by Dodge I
to their dealers as 2
trine. We believe ^
saying that we are
doctrine in every pa
E. C MOOR!
lot TENNESSEE ST
A usen CAR IS ONE
AS THE DEALER
NOT!
Notice to the Tax payei
the Tax for the year 1 9
will be at the following
the purpose of collecting
Imeet me promptly and
Hot House, T. T. Joh
before Noon, 1926.
Culberson, Nichols S
noon, 1 926.
Suit, Jim Wood's St<
noon, 1926.
Liberty, Mart Rape
f after noon. 1 926.
Topton, D. B. Wrigh
fore noon, I 926.
Andrews, Lee Wat!
8 after noon. 1 926.
Unaka, G. F. Rose's J
noon, 1 926.
Please remember the
settle promptly.
B. B. MO
TAX COLI
Tom
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WIZARD OF T
ONE OF AMERICA
PSYCHOL
PRESEN
Laughing Cyclone or
BONITA *1
MONDAY, NO>
TUES1
HE WILL CIVE HIS UNIQ
ORIGIN OR CRL
AS TAUGHT IN
X. La Rut want* five young
subjects of hypnotism on stag* fr
There will bo no pictures,
hours and forty minutes. Door
starts at 7:00.
COME AND HEAR SCOPES T
AND EVOLUTIOI
tttpat. yo\tm*es 26, t
ih: i= visiti-R his mother, Mrs. B^W^1
&r?. Goforth. %
M* ? Nettie Hawkins and
Rice were happily mart** *!
cv. days ago. ^
Mr. Allie Johnson visited ]^l
ivelyn Harris Saturday eveningT^B
Mi. Lee I.ocke who is
chool at Copper Hill vidtedhi^^E
oiks over week-end. Bll_
Mi. Jim Lawrence and family
novcd to Isabella, Tenn. H\C
rrs Dealers |
j ntrJJ LAWS &
lvertisement was
brothers and given H C
in inviolable doc- S
ve are justified in K
living up to the
rticular. B*
DEALER K
phonf. 37 ?
i as depsndabie Wi
who se-u-s it k.
s of Cherokee county, I
26 is long past due. 1 I
j places and dates for Id,
; your 1 926 tax, please R
settle. I,i
nson Store, Nov. 29th, I
itore. Nov. 29th. after E
)re, Nov. 30th, before E
r's Store, Nov. 30th, E
B
t's Store, Dec. 1st, betins'
Store, Dec. 1st, Ik
store, Dec. 2nd, before Ik
places and dates, and |lf
RROW {I
LECTOR I
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'HEATRE I
MEMBER 29th I I
5AY
UE LECTURE ON THE
VTION OF MAN
THE BIBLE
Udi#? and five yommg mi far
foncUy might.
Udurt will but akaat twa
opM at 6:30, parfarsaaca
RIAL AT DAYTON, TENN., ^
I EXPLAINED
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