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DR. E. E. SMITH Chiropractor Electric (Organic) Massage Murphy, N. C. These treatments massage and in vigorate all glands of the body. The glands control and maintain the health. LET US Recap vour tires the DEN-NAP WAY j Every tire guaranteed against faulty work manship. We also have auto pol ish, wax and cleaner and other products for cars. Burch and Graves Electric Recapping Co. HIAWASSEE STREET Murphy, N. C. <. .. ' * - .w..,. J For these three? Your Red Cross must carry on! Last Call To Fix Machinery Declaring that the condition of North Carolina farm machinery tu be used in the production of this vear's crops i> oven more vital tu farm efficient > than in war years. Agricultural Engineer 1). S Weaver i?t the State College Extension Ser vice. has issued the following ad BRONCHIAL COUGHS ? COUGHS dtuoe COLDS Loosens - Up - Raises Thick Choking Phlegm ^?With Amazing Speed Sp^nd 45 cents t??.lay at any Rood driiK' store tor a 1 ? tt of Buckley's CANADIOL Mix turf ? Take a couple of ?los?-s at bedtitn ?feel its Instant powerful effective iction spread thru throat, head and ! ronchial tubes. It ?tarts at once to loom tip thick* i-hoking pi ? gm soothe raw* incni brrin- s nml j .ik-- breathing easier. Sufferers Jind Buckley's gives quirk r- li- f from those persistant* nasty, irritating bronchial coughs iluo to colds. 1 5 u t be sure you got Buckley's t'ANADIOIi Mixtur- ? made in I'.S.A. ? by far the largest selling cough medicine in cold wintry Can ada. Get Buckley's CANADIOI* to day ? You get relief instantly. Mauney Drug Company ?t #r The right kind of fertilizer can compensate for many soil deficiencies. No need to lose time, crops and profits ? when we have plenty of International Brand Fertilizer. Order from us now. TOWNSON BROTHERS FIRESTONE STORE Phone 210 Murphy, N. C. Red Cress Booster LITTLE Carol Schrocder of Chicago, II]., is all set to pin a Red Cross contribution button on you as she invites one and all to join the na tional Red Cross fund campaign. Goal of the drive, which starts March 1 and ends March 31, Is $100,000,000. ' ( International ) Ivisory statement to farmers: "Now is the time to chock over ; all field equipment which was used ou ring the past season and prepare it for 1946. There is more time for repairs during the next months be ! fore field work becomes too press ing and the jobs can be done with a : ^reat deal more care. Repair work pays tremendous dividends. The eld blacksmith shop is gradually fading from the picture and it is necessary for farmers to do more and more of their own repair work. A workshop which can be used day and night, winter and summer. I should be a part of every modern farm. "Frequently, equipment repair is ' left until just before the gear is ' scheduled to be used. In many cases this means not only that a new machine must be bought in order to meet the seasonal work load, but also that a good piece of PROTECT VOI R LOVED ONES With A QUINN & HUMPHREY Mutual Burial Certificate ONLY COSTS 25c TO JOIN QUINN & HUMPHREY Mutual Burial Association Copperhill, Tenn. Ridin' high J used machinery is discarded. The rush season for spare parts is just before planting time. Mailing de lays and the consignment of wrong parts make it doubly essential that orders be placed early. "In regard to painting, polishing and greasing implements, it may be safely said that there is no more important job on the farm. Liter ally, machines suffer from "ab-use* rather than use " Box-car shortages present the most serious of all obstacles to the relief of farm feed shortages. FOR SALE We Carry A Full Line JOHNS-MAN VILLE ROOFING Asphalt and Asbestos Shingles Roll Roofing Asbestos and Brick SIdtn* WESTERN Al'TO ASSO. STORE Wh'7" Co"' - ^ . ~>ld oiscoM'rX)fm - 35 * Pgr Bofttg Bv WALLY BISHOP THE LONE RANGER By Fran Striker ;>RINK TO A TWO -GUN ,"TWO TOWN -TAMER, , CROCKET! ? 7 THANK VOU FOR COMPLI MENTING MV MARKSMAN-J SWIP, GENTLEMEN. LISTEN , NICK ,1 KWOW THIS BIG| PUPE PIPN'T REALLV POTHAT FSFIcY shootin: come out-. SIPE AMP I'LL SHOW YOU rl WHAT I MEAN ! \j ? ? ^ 1 I POM'T KNOW WHO PIP IT, BUT THERE'S I WMERE THE SHOTS) CAME FROM ! IT'S A CINCH SOME-JI THINK BODV \A/AS> HERE PDIW THE SHOOTIN' FER THAT PUPE TOWN -TAMER1 VOO'RE RIGHT THERE'S Powpeb. BURNS IN CRACKS. "WI4 PROVED THAT Y <SURE,6UT CROCKET GENT A WHO PlP AFTER WE PLAV V THAT'S ALL TRICK, EVER Y-J HE NEEP6, &OPV THINK < IF HE POESN'T BOB CROCKET )\ HAVE TO GOOP GUN-/ [ PROVE IT WE MAKE PEOPLE "THINK BOB CROCK ET GOOD GUNMAN. WHAT VOU PO ABOUT WESLEY. HE WANT TO BE SCHOOLTEACHER. OM, PROFESSOR HALE . SCHOOL OPENS TO'PAV. I CAME OVER TO WISH VOU> LUCK. THE CHILDREN ARE ALL INSIPE. SffiOT? I'VE BlAL- POGGED 6TEER3 ANP TRAPEP LEAP WITH OM HOOTS, BUT THIS 16 ONE JOB I'LL NEEP A OUR OTHER TEACHER ALWAYS | BEGAN WITH A SONG. VUH, MEAN YOPLIN' OR SOME THIN'LIKE TWATP WELL, I'LL TR y, BUT you KIPS AINT GONNSl LIKE IT HOW VOU THINK WES- 1 HOPE LEV MAKE OUT AS . HE'S PO SCHOOLTEACHER? I6TWM RIGHT, POl WESSIR,1 HAVE TO START THIS J OUR SHEBANG- 1 MEAN < OTHER CLASS, WITH SOMEj TEACHER 1 SINGIM"1 m NOW. KIPS, WHAT v* COM ES C NEXT? J 1 WANNA KNOW * WHAT THAT WORD MEANS UP THERE. ITS 5PELLEP - J-E-O-P-A-R-D-Y. 1$ JEOPARDY. ? I8* WILLING ?D BETTER RIDE INTO TOWN AND FIND OUT HOW WESLEY IS MAKING OUT WITH HIS SCHOOL LEMMESEE WHY THAT SPELLS JEOPARPy AN' IT MEANS - - IT J MEANS -- WHV SURE JEOPARDY WILLING --VOUVE HEARP OF JEOPAR PY SHERIFF, AIN'T VUH?
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