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Fill flnvlt - and Mr. John.
- ' \ been attending 1
st..-e ColleKe. Kal- ;
ET return*.! ' !?*? week I
?^'vacation ><?
_ T ! :i - Mn-rnathy, of An- 1
,, j, vi-i. hi-r grandmother, I
,/i?ei!a M' -
? Mr- N ah Lovingood and |
L jn'iM1-. ! ^ Ballard motored
(h Dickey and Noah]
>.!ay for a fish
, .r.p ? S: ? llah lake, below -
. I- ? has been!
Carolina Teach- 1
; , ]7. vhte. spent the
^Bod with her -i>ter. Mrs. Roy
M Nell Williamson
ir i i? and Martha Mav
|ct;j' retu- ? - from Cullowhee
Ifridav. whi th?*y have been at
^ " Carolina Teachers
ICctfl-'t.
1 ; Allen and L. C.
Is.rr?. 1 Vlanta, w?fre visitors
fc>wn In -t Tl: ! .-day.
Jfe?- ?It nkins, Sadie Fos- 1
?tr and Mr. ^ tril Jenkins, of Cul
:<r>r.. in town last
piursday.
I.'u y :kefield of Andrews,
visitor n town !ast Friday.
Mis. Hadl Dickey spent Sat
' in AsheviUe.
Next
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time you are out
of fix as the result of ir
regular or faulty bowel
movement, try Thedford's
Black-Draught for the re
freshing relief it gives
thousands of people who take it.
Mr.E. W.Cecil, a construction super
intendent in Pulnski, Va., says:
?? "When I get con
stipated, my head aches, and I
have that dull, tired feeling ? just
Dot equal to my work. I don't
??! hungry and I know that I
wed something to cleanse my
lyatem, so I take Black-Draught.
W?h ave found it a great help."
Sold in 25 -cent packages.
Thed Fords
BLACK
DRAUGHT
fer !f^L ? run-down, or suf
Ait rt2i ?onth? should take C*r
' 'or ovw so ytmxn.
utt-a j
Mrs. Nettie Dickev.
Mrs. I"1' -
N. Y..
and Mrs. J. o. McCurd'v.
Gaffney, S. C.
Mr. an* *"
daughter.
Monday *'
er points.
er term.
Tlie Many friends of Mrs. J?),n
Brittain Jr.. ivill regret to hear of
her illness.
:?i. it. i oker, of Hrasstown.
Mrs. A rchic Xorling, of Youngs
town, Ohio, i> spending a few days
with her parents, Mr. anil Mrs. M.
D. Coker, of Brasstown.
Mr. -Till ins Coleman <*on <?t" Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Coleman, returned
hi ne Tuesday after spending si*wr
al months in Buffalo. N*. V.
Miss Dorothy Edwards, of Mor
ganton, Ga.. is visiting her >ister,
Mrs. T. A. Terrell Jr. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Uvland F. Camp, of
Franklin, Va., and Mrs. W. \V. Ov
erst -eet, of Greensboro, Ala., were
recent guests of Dr. ami Mrs. .T. 1'.
Anderson.
Miss Carrie Cearley. who has been
visitinp friends and relatives at Ath
ens, Ga., returned home last Fri
day.
Mrs. Wade Ms|ssey, Mrs. Glenn
Rate.?, Misses Eloise Fain and Kath
leen Axley spent last Thursday and
Friday in Asheville shopping.
Mrs. D. W. Davidson and little
daughter, Bettie, of Carttoji, have
been visiting Mrs. Laura Mallonce.
Mdssrs. S. D. Akin a|nd W. E.
Howell spent Tuesday at Knoxville
Mrs. H. P. Powel! and Miss Mil
dred Akin, who have been visiting
friends and relatives at Wilmore, Ky.
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. George Ellis, Mrs. Dixie Pal
mer, Mrs. Sheridan Dickey and lit
LihES COMFORTS, JOYS ENHANCED BY MOHAIR FLE^CT!
USE MUCH MOHAIR
IN RAiLROAD OARS
Rates as One F abric to With
stand Wear and Tear of
Continuous Service.
pKKHAPS you have sometimes won
? dcred why all railway seats are
Upholstered in the same material, the
tiulgL.tr mohair velvet that in our
? 'liiMhood days was invariably a bright
r?-il or and always of one or two
standard patterns. Today even train
interiors have heroine color-conscious
and soft meens and taupes and warm
blue* are seen hut are still of the
j same mohair velvet to the extent, it
I has hren estimated, of twelve million
j yards in the trains of the country.
The reuson for this is that no other
j fuhrir lias been found that will .stand
! all the hard wear and tear that '-I
' hour service means. Made from the
I fleece or the angora goat, mohair vel
i \?-t or vi'linu, is one of the most pop
' ular an I serviceable of fabric mate
rials, one hundred million yards are
j in use on automobiles abmc and many
j more on motor hus>es and for the in
! teriois "f airplanes.
In addition t ?? this. \?lmo is also
: used for upholstering fi::ni;ure. for (
' draperies and even for rugs and :s
1 especially in favor with tie- housewife ?
i because it is chemically '"th-jiroofetl
1 in manufacture. It is al.-i used for
j theatre curtains and chair coverings,
j because of the sound absorption the
i !cep pile 1'abrie aU'ords wh.<lu is an
luipoiM mi! eotisidera : ion in ta'.-cin^ pic
j tine 1 luaires. I.ike everx liiim else,
mohair velvet has %'one modern" and
can he had in an endless variety of
1 colors and patterns and weaves Over
! live hundred shad**s ureett ahuie are '
re|M?rted by one New Kngtand mill.
' I '.tit an upholstering fabric is by no
; means the only service the mohair
tleece renders. The finest indoor golf
I courses are made of a rich, deep pile
mohair velvet. Lap robes and steam
er rugs, lifelike stuffed animals, trim
mings for house slippers and ever,
wigs and transformations are made
from this snowy fleece which more
closely resembles human hair than any
other known fibre.
Bach Itbre is much stronger than
[ wool and due to its unique physical
! structure takes a fadeless dye. lie
I cause of Its sleek surface. It does not
| readily retain dust and dirt and in
tact* the pile sitrt.ce a-'- as a brush i
an?l tnakes the traveler's clothlr;: an* 1
tually eieaner ar t! ?? end of the trip ;
than it wa* ln-fore!
So great i* r li ? demand been fo:
this tl ???-?? tli. i* within :i comparative!-. ,
f?? v y. ;irs. the ili'lusPv of ahgora gout
raising has he?'ti transferred from Tur
key and South Africa t?? the I n tied
States, which tow leads the world both
in the I'Pim! :? tlon au*l manufacture of
mfihair flepee.
MOTHS WILL DIE
RATHER THAN EAT
TREATED MOHAIR
A I I. AST s<-irn--e Is making head
way against the moth, that harm
less looking little insect that causes
damage to household e? |?cts to the
tune of .<}( n.'MNt.tMMi annually. In re
yard to at least one important fabric,
mohair velvet, victory has been
achieved.
All fabrics made from animal liber
which is largely protein, are normallv
attractive to moths. Kxceptional
cleanliness, exposure to sunlight and
the use of moth deterrents applied ::t
hotre are sometimes helpful, but the
thorough and nclentilie way to thwar*
the enemy Is for the material to b?
permanently mothproofed with client
icjtls at the mill when it Is being
made So successful is this proco-*
that mohair vehet. or velmo as tin
rich pile fabric made from the haii
of t he angora goat is culled. on?-e con
sidered b> housewives as the moths
heavcli is now rceouni/od thei
Waterloo. It has indi^putah'N been
proved that mollis will s.iive them
selves to death rather than eat -!
velvet that has been so treated Tlii*
feature alone, aside from tin- ion-*
wearing qualities, easy cleaning an
luxurious appeal ranee of velmo. r?><-om
mends it as the Ideal fabric for furhi
lure upholstering.
For other furnishings, frequent uti
Ing and plenty of sunlight will tend ti
reduce the breeding haunts of the house
tnoth. Killing the moth on the wing
will not do any good as b? the tlm?
It has reached the dying stagp it has
already deposited its eggs and is
ready for death. It la these eggs or
larvae which, hatching out. seize the
animal fibers which have nor been
chemically treated and eat them.
tie daughter, Jean, Mrs. Myrtle Rob-last Friday from a visit to friends
inson and daughters, Mary and Bar- and relatives at Ballground and At
bara, motored to Andrews last Fri- lanta, Ga.
day.
Mr. William Thompson, who has
Mrs. C. M. Wofford returned home been attending Emory College, At
M,Ss MYERS WILL BE HERE
all next week
The normal
M<'n requires
""/CTUinearr whiebm?ybel^up
P iH m th* home by -ting the
?'w H??? Principle of Du Barry
"*?>"? Treatment*
Du Barry
|*?so.?tse>Ks0l
DuBarry Ski. Tonic and
F"?^?r. 11.00. I1.7S.
I>u8.r,, Fouadatioa
[<???. 11.00
Barry beauty
preparations
Created by Hudnwt
Miss Mozetta Myers
A Special
RICHARD HUDNUT Representative
from
New York
will be at oiir Store all of
week to telS vou about Ihe
HOME
METHOD
r,of
Du bARRY
BEAUT Y
TREATMENTS
cJhese special treatments
in the home for the correction
of dry skin oily skin enlarged
pores flabbu tissues and for the
aeneral beautificatlanxif the skin
will be found both, practicaf and
effective ? ? ? ? ?
DO NOT MISS HEAPING
ABOUT THEM
-2?mauney DRUG COMPANY WALTER MAUNEY, Mana,
"Ill
MISS MYERS WILL BE HERE
ALL NEXT WEEK
particularly,
THE OILY SKIN
Our baanty
planned special treatments for
righting aa oily akin with
apecial DoBarry Preparation*
which mrlode:
DoBarry Gleaming Cream.
|LS0,jj_50.h^0.
DoBarry Skin Tonic and
Fk*a2>?er. 11.00. 11.15.
DoBarry Special Aatriaacot
SLSO, $2.50
DoBarry Noo-fatlenimc Ti?
tm? Cream. 11.50. ?2.S0.
DU BARRY BEAUTY
PREPARATIONS
Craofad by Hudnut
Murphy, N. C.
lanta. returned honiv last Friday to
srend the holiday? with his parents.
Dr. nini Mrs. J. W. Thompson.
M"rs. K. V. Wells attended the grad
uation of her daughter. Miss Lou
cine. last week at Peabcdy Institute.
Xashville. Tenn.
Mr. Robert Wells returned home
Saturday fr m Winston-S^lem where
he has been teaching the high
school there.
Mrs. W. W. Hyde and Miss Nan
Dickson left Monday f??r a trip to
Atlanta.
Mrs. Hfcrry 1*. Cooper returned
(home Monday from a visit with rel
'atives and friends in Atlanta.
tmm,7 ?"?, s Ru",n D- ??
I . 1 1 1 1 1 < ? . Andrews, were business vis
itors in Murphy Tuesday.
Mr. J. \\ Walker, of Andrews,
a l>u>ines> vj-ito! in town Tues
day.
Mr. Marshall Bell 111. who has
i een attending the University of
; North Carolina. Chapel Hill, return
ed home Friday for the vacation days
Miss Martha Herbert, who has
: been visiting her cousin. Miss Ann
J Candler, returned to her home in
i Hayesville Tuesday.
j Mr Johnnine Hampton, of Brass
i t< wn. spent the week-end with Mr.
.,??i \t. ** '?
I
and Mrs. I). \". farringer.
Mr. .JJames Williamson, of Can
ton. spent the* week-end with his
father, Mr. R. K. Williamson, and
, family. The many friends of James
will be glad to know that he is mak
ing good with the Canton Enterprise,
having recently been promoted to
circulation aiiri advertising maneger
of that, paper.
M ! I. K
Dependable Service
and Quality
Th- highest grade milk plus a
most dependable service is what
wc offer you.
Rich, creamy milk, always
the sa me uniform quality.
Delivered promptly and regular
ly at your door
BEECHWOOD DAIRY
FARM
NOLANR WELLS, Proprietor
MURPHY. N. C.
DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES!
By the little device known as the
Monroe Magnetic sharpener we can
save you money on your razor blade
bill. Guarantee comes with every
sharpener. Takes 'only six seconds
to operate. Simple and sure.
Demonstration costs you nothing!
Price $2.50
Worth $10.00
See REB PHILLIPS ?t iKe City
Barber Shop
Chance of a Lifetime!
Reliable man wanted to call on
farmers in West Cherokee, Gra
ham and Clay Counties. Won
derful opportunity. Make $S to
$20 daily. No. Experience of
capital needed. Write today.
McNESS COMPANY
Department M
FREEPORT, ILLINOIS
RAT SNAP
iV Kills Rats
Also mice. Absolutely prevents
odors from cartfase. Otee package
proves this. RAT-SNAP comes in
i cakes ? no mixing with other food.
, Guaranteed.
I 35c size - 1 cake - - enough for
' Pantry , Kitchen *>r Cellar.
I 61c sire - 2 cakes - for Chicken
| House, coops, ?r small buildings.
$1.25 size - 5 cakes - enough for
1 all farm and out - buildings, storage
I buildings, or factory buildings.
1 Sold and guaranteed by
R. S. Parker, Druggist, Murphy, N. C.
I