HINTY OF MONEY TO LEND f
ON PROPERTY LOCATED IN j
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Murphy and Andrews
QUICK service and liberal terms <?
J0 age LIMIT. AMOUNTS FROM *300. UP |
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Full Particulars Call on or Write !;
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HARRY P. COOPER
Murphy, N. C. :=
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LOrt PERSOim"
Edited By Miss Sarali Cook
. J. \T. I )a\ idson spent several
in Atlanta this week on busi
r. and Mrs. W. H. Combs, of
li. Fla.. v.rre the week-end
fccfMr. am! Mrs. S. D. Aiken.
# Pat Hensley, nurse at the
mmfnt In ? pital at Oteen. \. C..
Hiding hei vacation with her
pr. Mrs. \ -ta Hensley.
r main fi'cnds of Mrs. F. C.
are sorr\ i ? know that she is 1
t Candler Hospital at Sylva I
r she underwent treatment for
aeration for appendicitis. She
x>rted to he doing nicely at this
r. and Mr>. L. K. Bavless. Mrs.
I. Brown. Mr. Bill Bay less and
Charity Dickey, motored to
grille Sali.rdav.
M . . and Mrs. \V. A. McNeil spent
Tuesday 'n Asheville.
Rev. and Mrs. T. L. Sasser spent
several days in Atlanta this week.
M.'. and Mrs. C. K. Hoover and
Mrs. J. W. Thompson motored to
Copperhil) last Sunday.
M iss Addie Leatherwood who is
teaching at Swananoa, was the week
end guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Leatherwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Davidson. Mr.
K. W . Shelton and Mr. John David
son visited the Santeetla dam above
Rohh'nsville Sunday afternoon.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. J. Adams at
tended the football game between
Georgia Tech and the I niversity of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill last
Salurda).
A BRIMMING GLASS
of delicitfils soda water is tru
ly refreshing- ? to or from your
work, before or after shop
ping. or as a noon-time treat.
Made as it's made here, from
riding carbonated water,
pure fruit flavors, and topped
off with rich ire cream, such
a drink will he enjoyed to the
utmost.
PARKER'S DRUG STORE
Phone 30 The Rexall Store Murphy, N. C.
*\Jhe new Suick
is the near Stifle
Men and women on every street
--in every city and town ?are pro
nouncing the new B U I C IC.with
^Masterpiece Bodies by Fisher .the
most beautiful automobile of the
day- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Never before in the history of lines ? of embossed side and
motor car manufacture have the hood panels involving the most
motorists of America welcomed costly steel paneling work em
any new automobile as they are ployed on any car in the world!
welcoming the SiWer Anm.er- ^ weeks hlvc p?Jed_
SZjiESF ,Mu"' and the full significance of
piece Bodies br Fijber! Buick's achierement has be
Sweeping into the market at a come apparent to the public?
time when motor car lines were enthusiasm for this car has
Practically standardized? when swelled and grown to unprece
i nutation was destroying indi- dented proportions!
??duality? these epic Buick records hare been
creations > introduced an entirely broken! Production schedule*
new mode? hmre been increased again and
A mode of body-symmetry ? of again! The great Buick plants
size and magnificence ? of soft are working to the limit of their
contours instead of straight capacity to supply the demand.
^the ofilver c Anniversary*
BUICK
SESSOMS MOTOR COMPANY
BUICK SALES and SERVICE
M*. and Mrs. W. A. McNeil spent
last week end in Sylva.
Mayor and Mrs. Harry P. Cooper i
spen last Sunda\ in Gainesville.
Mr. Ed Davidson, of Atlanta. |
spent the week-end in Murph\.
Mrs. Harr\ P. Coper was hostess
to the Monday afternoon br'dge
club. Miss Nan Dixon was the only i
guest besides the regular members.
Mrs. J. W. Thompson won high
score. A delightful salad course
was served.
Mrs. McNeil delightfully enter- <
tained the Thursday night bridge
club at her residence on Valley |
River Avenue. Those besides the '
regular members were: Mr. and
Mrs. J. \V. Dav'dson, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry P. Cooper. Miss Leila Hayes
and Mr. l^entz. Mrs. Hoover and
Mrs. Davidson won high scores, and
Dr. Thompson won the booby. A
delicious salad course was served.
Mrs. Fred Bates and Mrs. Walter
Coleman were joint hostesses to a
theatre party for the younger set
Wednesday night. About thirty
eight guests were present and they
were all in costume. Thev met at
th?- theatre and after the show th?*v
all went to Mrs. Bates' residence
where the) enjoyed games and mu
sic. The spirit of Haloween was dis
played in the decorations and manv
of the costumes. Del'gblful hot
chocolate, cakes, candy and fruits
were served. Everyr#n-J reported a
iollv good time.
Mi. nud M*"**. A. J. Rums. F.. A.
(Crpnrl-pp I and Burt Snv
?' rrc lof? W?Jnp<s^j<v mominff for
Hado Citv. Fla.. for )he winter.
rocrnl i *? mon ? Mv wiwlinw of I
M?e4tnnn<*v ^ncici* \vn?
l*.?|?1 ??> ill" In^ipp n^rl ',r of
om OoinKpr Af'"r an '???
nnrtapl |incinr>^ cnc?|on 1 1 n ? ?*?*o
?*i'n?i '??is nrMAt)t^ 'Hip cn'iiprf
o.o"'?r^lirtnr i?i ||),> R|i<iinoc(;
"f ^ f^ctot^.'* onH W'ns ono of tlx
inierestins meetings I'nH. I
Tli ose nrcsent were: Mrs. Tom
Evans, Mrs. Leila Di<ke\. Mrs.'
j Howard Mnodv, Mrs. Harry Fcrgu
I son. Mrs. Florence Keener, Mrs.
i Bessie Deweese, Mrs. Paul Hvatt,
Airs. L E. Bavless, Mrs. Fred Chris
j topher, Mrs. T. L. Sasser. Mrs. J. M.
| Rarnett, Mrs. J. W. Dav'dson and T.
? L. Sasser.
Mrs. .1. J. Hastings, of Asheville. |
is spending a few days in Murphy.
Mr. Ben Gartrell spent the week
end here with his family.
Mr. I.. E. Bavless made a business |
trip to Asheville Friday.
Mrs. T. S. Evans and Mrs. Harr>
Ferguson motored to Asheville on |
Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Rector, former clerk |
at the Dickey Hotel, will take charge |
of the management the hoarding |
house known as The Maples next |
week, and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mai
lonee. who have beni managing The
Maples for the past two years, will
occupy their home in Mooreland
Heights. Mayor and Mrs. Harry P.
Cooper, who have been occupying
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Mai
lonee, will take up their residence
at the Maples.
Mr. Emory I^ovingood, clerk for
the Dickey Hotel, is back on the job
again after being absent several days
the past week on a short vacation.
Dr. M. M. Leonard, veternarian of
Asheville, was in the county several
days the past week on business.
Attorneys Joseph J. Hooker and
David Moore, of Sylva, spent some
time in town this week on business.
Miss Mary Brown, of Farner,
Tenn., spent the week-end in Mur
phy.
Br?ath9
A'etf your *
Stomach. Right
EVIRY MORNING M NICVT IAKt
Ihlharfiars^' ^
Pi'ii SB- "\eSetnble
SYRIIP
PARKER'S DRUG STORE
The Rexall Store
Mrs. K. J. Miller, of Charlotte.
official of the American Red Cross,
was conferring with local officials
this week with reference to the an
nual Red Cross roll call.
Dr. .!. \Y. O'Hara. superintendent
of the mountain schools of the Rap
list Home Mission Board, passed
through .Murphy Sunday from a vis
it of inspection to the Hiawassee
College and Academy. Hiawassee.
Ga.
Mr. O. Latt. of Hendersonville.
was a business visitor here one day
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Clarke and
.little daughter, Marian. ??f Copper
hill. were quests of relatives here
over the week-end.
CARRY ON
'*\\ hat s the idea of going in the
snow barefoot? You'll catch a
iheluvp cold.*'
"I'll tell vou. I'm going right
jhome and kiss the maid and she'll
I get the cold. Pa wil kis< the maid
|and he'll get the cold. Then pa will
kiss ma and she'll get the cold and
tomorrow the preacher will come
.over and he'll catch the cold ? and
he's the son-of-a-gun I'm after."
KEEPING AHEAD
OF THE TREND
Modern women prefer to buy
at the A. & P. Stores because
A. & P. keeps ahead of the
trend ? ahead in quality ?
ahead with new foods ? and still more impor
tant to every woman, ahead in value giving!
white hoi sl
MILK 6 - 25c 3 as 25c
Pillsbury's Pancake FLOUR, 2 pkgs 25c
FANCY HATING
APPLES
Wesson OIL, Pi. can 25c Qt. can 49c
FLOUR
A. & P. Fam
ily or Self
Rising
12
LB BAG
50c 93 C'-h9bag3 . 6 5
Bacon, Sliced-Rindless, l/2 lb pkg. 20c 1 lb. 39c
| SNOWDRIFT
1-11) Bucket a-ll? Bucket
73c 1.37
A. & P. Fancy PUMPKIN, 2 large cans .... 25c
RICE t s its 25c
Produce Values!
CELERY, Bunch 1 2|c
LETTUCE, Head 12k
Bananas, lb 83c 3 lbs 25c
COCOANUTS Fresh 10c
SUGAR GRANULATED IB . 6c I
25 BAG $1.50 100 BAG $6.00