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With
ECONOMY
20% TO 50% OFF
QUILTING COTTON
2 lb. Batts 1.00 2% lb. Batts 1.29
Men's Long Sleeve
Sweaters
5.49 Values 3.9S
Men's Short Sleeve
Sweaters
2.98 Values 2.19
HATS
Cordliroy?Suederoy?Poplins
Shower Proofed
Regular 1.98 Values 1.39
Boys' Corduroy
Pants
5.98 Values 3.98
Boys' Tweedroy
Pants
6.29 Values 4.9S
MEN'S AND BOYS'
WINTER CAPS
Values to 1.98 Now 98c
Men's Sport Shirt:
Jackets
7:49 Value 5.98
Men's Sport
Vests
3.25 Value 2.98
Boys' Corduroy
Sport
Coats
10.98 Value 8.98
9.49 Value 6.98
Boys' Corduroy
Sport
Jackets
6.98 Value 5.4C
SHEET BLANKETS
Save Plenty! Warm Cotton
Plaids and Whites, Sizes 70 x 90
Were 2.49 Now 1.89
Children's
Corduroy
Jumpers
Values to 229
1.49
Children's All
Wool
Skirts
Values to 3.49
1.49
CLEARANCE
20 per cent To 50 per cent Off
COATS-DRESSES-SUITS
Ladies' Blouses
Values to 2.98
Children's
Blouses
2.29 Values 1.49
Our Special For This Sale In Slips?
First Quality Garest Cotton Slips In
Beautiful Lace, Trim Sizes 34 to 44
1.59 2 for 3.00
ECONOMY
Clothing Store
Phone 282 Murphy, N, C,
II
On His Own
Paul Revaleon, five-year-old po
lio victim, learnt to cart lor him
self getting on and off a but
in Occupational Therapy Depart
ment of Boston Children's Hospi
tal. He is one of tent of thou
sands of polio patients assisted
each year by the March-of Dimes.
The 1952 appeal extends through
out the entire month of January.
RANGER
The Rev. Fred Stiles filled his
r regular appointment at Fairview
Church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Winget made
a business trip to Murphy on
! Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lee and bojs
ol Murphy visited Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Sneed on Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Ledford and Mrs.
Taylor Hinson spent several days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Har
ford Keasler and family at Marys
ville. Tenn.
J. H. Kilpatrick of Atlanta. Ga.,
spent the week-end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Kilpat
rick.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Kilpatrick
and family spent Sunday visiting
at Copperhill, Tenn.
BELLVIEW YOUTH MEET
At the Bellview Youth meeting
at Bellview Church Saturday night,
Mrs. Don Hughes read the scrip
ture. and David Ballew gave a
reading.
Charlie Roberson had charge et
games.
A film will be shown at the next
meeting.
NOTICE
EKV1NG TO CREDITORS
A. C. Malheson. the surviving
partner of Boyd Cooper, deceased
in the business known as the Tri
County Music Company hereby no
tify all persons having claims
against said business and estate
of Boyd Cooper, deceased to pre
sent .them to the undersigned on
or before 10th day of February,
;952 or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said business or
estate will please make immediate
settlement.
This 10th day of February 1952.
A. C. MATHESON. Surviving
Partner. 26-4tc
NOTICE OF SIMMONS
IN THE SCPEKIOR COURT
Summons Docket No. 3871
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
CHEROKEE COUNTY. Plaintiff
VS.
A. L. Frankum and wife. Vaul
Frankum. Andrew Green and wife.
Shirlanc Green. Andrew Green,
Sr. and wife. Myra Green. Ruby
Kaylor and husband. John Kaylor.
Charles Frankum and wife. Beat
rice Frankum. Edith Frankum by
C E Hyde. Guardian ad Litem.
Elmina Mull and husband. Floyd
Mull. George D. Frankum and
wife. Pauline Frankum. Addie Mc
Donald and Lum Evans. Defend
ants
The defendants. Elmina Mull
and Floyd Mull, will take notice
that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Su
perior Court of Cherokee County.
North Carolina, to foreclose the
'irn of taxes due plaintiff by de
fendants for years 1937. 1938, 1939.
1940. 1941. 1942. 1943. 1944, 1945,
194G. 1947. and 1948 against the
'ands of said defendants in Notla
Township. Cherokee County. North
Carolina, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land
in Cherokee County. State of
North Carolina
BEGINNING on a large post oak
the South West corner of said
No. 46, runs East 58 poles to a
s*ake on the top of a ridge and on
a ledge of rocks, thence with said
ledge of rocks North 52 E 66 poles
to a maple on the bank of a small
branch, thence up said branch with
its meanders 42 West 36 poles to
a small Spanish oak on the South
bank of the Blairsville Road,
thence with said road N. 71'a W.
12 poles. North 49 W. 19 poles to
a stake in said road, then N. 33
E. 49 poles to a stake and small
Spanish oak on Collins line, then
with that line North 58 W. 101
poles to a stake the N. W. corner
of N. 46 and N E corner of 45.
then with line of Nos. 45 and 46
S. 174 poles to the beginning, con
taining 77 Ms acres more or less.
Excepting certain tracts or par
cels heretofore conveyed by J. B.
Frankum and Lillle Frank urn, said
and* being fully described in tbe
omplaint now on file in this sc
ion, reference to which is hereby
nade for more full description.
And for the further purpose of
ondemning the said lands to sale
o satisfy said taxes, tax liens, ln
erest and costs of this action, and
a forever bar and foreclose all
| right, title, estate, interest claim
and lien of defendant* in and to
or upon said lands, and the said
defendants will further take no
tice that they are reulred to b~
inj appear before the Clerk of
'he Superior Court of Cherokee
C jiuity, North Carolina, at his of
1 I'ice in the Courthouse in Murphy.
N. C.. within Twenty (20) Days af
???r lite 7th day of February. 1852,
lo-wit, on or before the 27th day
I
I of February, 1952, and uuwtr or
demur to the complaint In thla ac
tion. which la now on file with
copies for defendants, or the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded In the complaint.
This the 7th day of January,
1952.
J. L. HALL, Clerk of the Super
ior Court of Cherokee County, N.
C. 26-4tc
P^RCH OF DIMES
| JANUARY 2-31
WHAT'S IT REALLY LIKE
ON MARS
Do human beings exist on Mars?
Is there plant life there? Famous
Harvard scientist upsets many of
the fantastic theories of life on
our neighbor planet. For a graphic
word picture of Mars as it really
is. don't miss the revealing article
in January 20th issue of
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IN MEM OBI AM
In loving memory of Mother.
Mr*. Bessie Martin Stalcup, who
passed away January IS, 1990.
God gave me a wonderful mother,
one of the world's best.
When her work on earth was done
He called her home to rest.
Her life was unselfish, for others
she lived; .
Not for what she could get but
what she could give.
Mrs. Baa Moore Sg-lfp
Johns - Manville
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HENN
THEATRE
MURPHY, N. C.
Saturday, January 12
Roy Rogers-Trigger
"South Of Caliente"
Also Serial And
Selected Short Subjects
LATE SHOW
Lawrence "Dillinjer" Tterney
"The Hoodlum"
Cartoon And
Selected Short Subjects
Sun.-Mon., January 13-14
Erro! Flynn-Michelinr Prelle
"Adventures Of
Captain Fabian"
Selected Short Subjects
Tues.-lVed., January 15-16
Humphrey Bogart-Marta Toren
"Sirocco"
Selected Short Subjects
Thurs.-Fri., January 17-18
Claudette Colbert-MacDonald
Carey
?In?
"Let's Make It
Legal"
Selected Short Subjects
DICKEY
THEATRE
Ml'RPHY, N. C.
Saturday. January 12
Gene Autry-Cbampion
"Valley Of Fire"
Also Serial And
Selected Short Subjects
LATE SHOW
Constance Dowlin;
"Storm Bound"
Cartoon And
Selected Short Subjects
Sun.-Mon., January 13-14
Frankie Lane-Terry Moore
"Sunny Side Of The
Street"
Also Selected Short Subjects
Tues.-Wcd., January 15-16
James Stewart-Marlene Dietrich
"No Highway In
The Sky"
Also Selected Short Subjects
Thnrs.-Fri., January 17-18
Jon Hall-Marie Windsor
-In?
"Hurricane Island"
In Color
A'so Selected Short Subjects
HENN
THEATRE
ANDREWS. N. C.
Saturday, January It
One Autry-Champton
"The Blazing Sun"
Als.i Serial And
Selected Short Subjects
LATE SHOW
George Breakston-Yorke Coplen
"Jungle Stampede"
Selected Short Subjects
And Cartoon
Sun.-Mon., January 13-14
John Drrrk-Donna Reed
"Saturday's Hero"
Also Selected Short Subjects
Tues.-YVed., January 15-16
Mickey Rooney-Sally Forrest
"The Strip"
Also Selected Short Subjects
Thurs.-Frl., January 17-18
John Payne-Rhonda Fleming
"Crosswinds"
In Color
Also Selected Short Subjects
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