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LEGAL NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA, CHEROKEE COUNTY ?y order tl the Tewa C?w? WW. directed to the unde< sipMd Tin Collector of the Taws of Murphy, I will seU ob Moo day, Bepfnbir 12. KM. at the Oty Hall dear ia Murphy. N C. and eac'i day than after until ?old, to the bidder for cash, at puolic auction. the fol lowing described lands upon which Ui far year el l*St have not been paid, la the name and (or the amount glees phu t per cent penalty and ceat of adver tising. CHARLES E. JOHNSON Tax Collector Mc Adams, Clara Mae $ 12 32 Akin, Ben US Akin, J. F 41 ? Afcn. Mr?. R. A. 35.14 Alexander. Robert G . Sr. 1 3.41 Allen, Wlllard Dale 111 Amos, Ernest 7.J4 Anderson, O. L. 203.91 Bailey, Blaxon 5.9S Baker, Howard 3.30 Baker. Luther 5.M Barnes, Neal Harwell IS. 27 Barnes, William Daniel 2 80, Bates, Mrs. Bertha *1.81 Bates, Creed 5.19 Bates, F. 0. 95.04 Bates. Ronald Wallace 6 19 Bates. Willard Emerson 8.36 Bates, WiUard and Creed 123.20 Battle. Mrs. Jane 2.11 Bayless. Louise A. 9.50 Beavers, Glenn 62.37 Beavers. Reba Maney 3.06 Beavers. R. L. and Carrie 43. 17 Biggs, Mrs. Jessie R. 140.60 Blakemore, Max 15.70 Boss, Gladys Ruth 38.28 Boyd, Roy Lee 2.85 Bradshaw, Alice 2.11 Breodle, Fred 10.38 Brendle, Paul Edward 11.88 Brewer, Marie Hall 2.11 Brittaio, Guy A. 121.37 Brittain, Hugh 4.14 Brittain, Pauline E. 24.00 Browning, E. A. 316.85 Bruce, Marion 20.64 Burgess, Bill 5.28 Burgess. Harry 7.7? Cagle. A. H. 6.16 Calhoun. Mrs. C. !. 34.50 Carringer, D. V. 93.30 Carringer, Ruth 80.87 Carroll, Claude W. 13.76 Carroll, Frances Griggs 9.50 Carroll, Mrs. Howard 19.36 Carter, Bo 'Heirs* 10.56 Carter, Tommie 5.36 Chambers, William Earl 10.06 Cherokee Motors 266.59 Clayton. Alvin 13.32 Cole, J. N. 3.32 Cook. Roy 10.56 Cornwell. B. B.. Jr. 400.40 Craig. Virginia & Winston 339.50 Crawford Tire Co. 82.46 Crisp. Bertha and Garland 12.32 Crowder. James Buford 10.38 Curtis. M. G. 4.03 Davidson. John A. 9.97 Davidson. Neil A. - 66.00 Davis, Arden 136.15 Davis, Charlie C. 10.68 Davis. Eugenia 11.44 Davis. J. R. and J. N. 3.64 Davis. Robert 6.85 Decker, M. G. 15.25 DeHart. Louise M. 196.35 Deweese, Richard Lewis 18.25 Dickey, Jack 304.99 Dickey, Mrs. Lelia It x is. ncus fV.W Elliot. Bemice 7.92 Evans, Mrs. Myrtle 506.04 Evans, T. S., Heirs 357.2S Evans, Tom 189.56 The Fabric Shop 35.90 Fain, R M.. Heirs 88.00 Ferguson. John 8.56 Fish. B. J. 54.86 Fowler, C. W. and Edna 90.11 Franklin, J. W. 105.60 Gentry, Morris 39.09 Gibbs. Jim H. 582.01 Gipson, Don Edward 2.51 Gipson. Henry Hugh 4.49 Goley. Hilda Tennyson 9.06 Graham, Herb, -t 34.85 Graham. Ruth Crisp and Lake 92.40 Graves, Albert 75.15 Graves, Verner Pure Oil Co. 37.01 Green, Jessie 14.72 Green. John W. 8.80 Gregory, Frank 16.58 Grice, Clearence N. 11.35 Guffey, Frank 9.27 Guthrie. Deloris Dyer 2.29 Haigler, Walter Harrison 15.87 Hall, Howard O. 27.49 Hall. James H. 10.68; Heigler, Cash k Carry and B. B. Corn well 11.31 Hampton Hardware 1 Supply Co. 129.89 Hartiness. Edna 35.20 Hartiness. George 16.84 Haygood, Lewis W. 4.66 WE BUILD BEAUTY INTO YOUR CHAIRS Particular hand workman ?hip K?ea into all the re upholftering we do. The price will pleaie von. Buchanon's Upholstery Shop Andrews, N. C. LEGAL NOTICE HeUer, Kmuc 3 .;cuaru Bra Sen. SU. P. >. A. c. Hiatal, lire Hunert L. Holder, C. H. Hortan. Laura Grogan HwU, Bay Thomas, Jr. Houston, D. C. Jr. Howell. Daisy Ho* eli. George Howse, James Charles Hubbard. Myrtle Clifford lb?h?. James Am. Hughes, Dewey Hughes. John 3.33 Israel, James Albert 23.26 Johnson, Felix Homer 2.40 Johnson, Merrill 4 16 Johnson, Moot t.16 Johnson, Mrs. V. M. 49 JO Jordan, Mauidin, J. 7.04 Kaye, Samuel k Dora 594.12 Kephart, Mrs. Jimmy H. 1.76 Kilby, Kneed 104.17 King. Barest E. k Vesta 38.96 King. Veita R. 17.60 King. William 104.26 Lambert, James 18.95 Leatherwood. R. H. 4.22 Ladford, Clarence Reid 9.59 Ledford, Prank 13.67 Ledford, Homer L. 5.31 Ledford, J. W. 8.45 Lee, Clifford 4.08 Lemons, Jack 36 96 Lewis, Emory 2.11 Louis, Troy 3.52 Lovingood Ross 104.72 Lunsford, Jack C. 31.00 McAfee, Paul Jarviss 11.73 McCombs, Maude 52.80 Mallome, William k Lois 57.27 Maneval. Anna Margaret k John A. Davidson 52.80 The Man Shop 98.51 Margaret's Beauty Shop 3.52 Martin, Cecil 7.34 Martin, R. A. 13.38 Martin, Victor L. 42.86 Mauney, George C. 1.76 Meroney, Carl & Ben Warner 7.92 Meroney, Willa Mae 17.60 Moody, Howard W. 74.75 Moore, Jack Edmond 8.22 Morris, Glen Arvil 5.54 Morrow. Hartford 1.8S Mulkey, J. B. 193.39 Mulkey, Roger Jack 1.58 Nichols, J. C., Jr. 5.77 O'Dell, Virgil 120.19 Pack, Miza Ledford 2.09 Palmer, Tom 182.86 Palmer, Wilson 64.01 Panther, Robert 8 80 Pattoo, Clyde 61.93 Pattern, Margaret Voyles 8.80 Patton, Walter Richard 4.17 Penland, Hugh T. 21.08 Quinn, A. H. 275.41 Ramsey. Donald W? Sr. 82.05 Rayfield. Ralph Jasper 3.41 Reed, Clyde C. 9.90 Reese, Irene 18.66 Reece. R. E. (Tommie) 29.04 Rhoads, Lawrence Leonard 7.34 Roberson. Edward E. 5.93 Roberson, Jean 9.80 Roberson. Mrs. Reathel 5.02 Robinson. Willie 15.49 Rogers, Roy 3.22 Rogers. Luther 15.52 Rose. Helen. Hazel, Ruth, James 25.52 Rose, Alice Ruel 25.26 Rose, Kathryn 12.32 Rowland, George Warren 4.41 Rush, J. A. 4.22 Schyler, L. D. 41.30 Shields, L. M. 393.22 Skaggs, Kenneth Edgar 10.68 Slagle, Mearlon W. 8.80 Smith, L. M. 35.20 Sneed, Clarence Hubert 6.90 Sneed, Charles Leonard 9.71 Sneed, Wilburn Quinton 13.52 Stanley, John H. 23.67 Stegall, Orman K. 35.94 Stewart. Ray 6.81 Stiles. Bass ( 19.37 Stiles, Jake B. 88.65 Swanson, James Ray 6.63 Sword. Mary Emily 19.01 Tathan, Claude M. 8.59 Teague, Jacob M. 11.28 Thomas, Harley 15.84 Thomas, W. J. It Velma 26.87 Thomasson, Harvey 19.36 Thompson, Billy Hubert 70.43 Thompson, John A. 25.38 Thompson, Orrie 53.80 Townson, W. D. 1,494.06 Voyles, Sam Heirs 5.28 Waggoner, Billie Bob 3.17 Ware, Lucille Morrow 2.27 Sword, P. H. Est. 52.80 Weaver. Robert 4 Juanita 127.72 West, Constance M. 18.661 West, Leonard 3.30 White, Charles 25.20| Whitley, Duke D. 145.62 Whitley, Mary Arlene Collins 10.56! Wilson, Joseph H., Jr. 88.08 Wilson. Raymon 1.88 Wilson. Wayne Benjamin 16.40 Wilson. Vance L. 49.28 Wimpey. James William 14.21 Abernathy. Rose Heirs 1.76 Carter, John Lillie 7.92 Powell, Lester Benj. 7.04 Coble Dairy Products. Inc. 138.02 Commonwealth Lumber Corp. 232 67 Hughes Supply Co. 394.86 J. W. Music Co. 14.00 Radio Station WCVP 65 03 Sossamon Furniture Co. 82.30 Hampton. William 4.78 City Cafe 8.80 City Shoe Shop 8.80 Lloyds Radio k TV Shop 11.67 Stiles Mart. Co. 21.12 Brendle. Bobbv L. 38 20 Donley. John W. 16.97 Dockery, Bob 1104 Howell, Mac Russell 1.00 Bedford, Carl C. 30 80 Ledford, Edward N. 4.43 Panther. Jean Morrow 8.18 Plcklesimer. Claude 3 64 reague, Bobby 3.57 Wilson. Homer 7.48 Colbert, Frod Heirs 4.40 Sander*, B. T. 46.32 Shulman, Sol k Brothers 25064 Spencer. Mrs. Nora 1T80 CHECK YOUR LABIL H vaar Ma 1M0 RKNIW 'nOW 1 ,.y. \ Public Records/ Frank and Edaa Sulci? 'to ' Horace Stalct^. property in Murphy Township. Horace and Fannie Stalcup 10 Le Roy Sulci?, property in Murphy Township. The Town of Murphy to Mrs. Roy Lee, property in Murphy Township. The Town of Murphy to Mrs. Leonard Johnson, property in Murphy Townahip. . [oute 3 News by Ruth Killian Capt. and Mrs. T. A. Cou sins of Greenville, S. C? visit ed ter parents for two weeks. The Cousins and thelrchildren. Misses Sherry and Gail Mill saps, and little Vicky Dockery spent Sunday at Joyce Kilmer Forest on a picnic. Miss Joyce O'Dell visited Charlie Mills recently. Mrs. Ethel Mae Trantham and children are with her par-, ems now, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oockerv. SP/4 Charles Mingess, Ar my, stationed in Fort Belvoir, Va., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mingus, for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cole and son, Dickie, spent lasrweek end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Allen. Prayer meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Bob Dockery last Friday night. Next Friday, prayer meedng will be at Gar land Dockery's. Mr. and Mrs.SheridanJ aires and children of Lexington, N.C? spent Labor Day week-end with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Green of Atlanta, Ga? spent theweek end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dockery. Culberson I News I by Sue A. Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goff and daughters, Betty and Bar bara, of Baltimore, Md., have been visiting Mrs. Goff's sis ter, Mrs. Charles McGill. ? ??? E. M. Johnson of Raleigh, has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Rosa Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Simonds and daughter, Linda, of Balti more, Md? are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Denton and other relatives. *??? Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Gil ley of Melbourne, Fla? are visiting relatives and friends here this week. ? ??* Mrs. Edna Standridge of \ Akron, Ohio, visited her sister, < Mrs. Lee Denton, and other relatives last week-end. ???? Mr. and Mrs. Billy E. Ver ier spent this week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D, H. Anderson. Don and RonaldChastain have returned from a visit to New Jersey with Bill Chastain and family. ???? Mrs. Randall Denton andson. Randy, of Orlando, Fla., have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Brown. ???? Mrs. Bert Davis and daugh ter, Marilyn, of Chicago, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Den ton. ? ??? Mr. Ernest Hughes has been in Providence Hospital. All his friends and relatives wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ross of Florida have been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ross on Highway 64. ???? Mr. Homer Diltard spent a few days last week in Colum bus, Georgia. ???? Mr. and Mrs. Bill Forrister and family, of Chlldersburg, Ala., visited friends and rela tives here this week-end. ???? Mrs. Annette Helton and little daughter are visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wal lace, this week. Miss Glenna Sheppard of Cleveland. Tenn., was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Kllpatrick. DslryapU Hsitor Safety lastrsctor Arnold R. Delrymple. Wild life Protector, Murphy, North Carolina, has been certified an official Hunter Safety In structor he coming an essential part of a na doe-wide program of firearm safety education and of the Hunter Safety Program of the N. C. Wildlife Resources Commission. H? is available to give information, assistance, or guidance to others of the Lee i nd Helen Coffey 10 Rose - mary Coffey, property In Valleytown Township. E. C. and Neva Battle to Lu*h Ledford, Harold N. Wells, Francis Bourne, Jr., property in Valleytown. TTie Town of Murphy to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sheed, property in Murphy Township. The TownofMurphy toMrs. C. I. Calhoun, property in Mur phy Township. Berta Holland to Richard, Sr. and Aline WaldrOUp, Richard, Jr and Barbara Waldroif), pro perty in Valleytown Township. J. V. and Hazel C. Hen son, J. E. and Florence Henson to William L. and Doris G. Gul ley, property in Notla Town ship. Oakley H. and Lucy N.Gar land to Francis Bourne, Jr., property in Murphy Township. Mineral and Metal Corp. to Francis Bourne. Jr., property in Murphy Township. . . Robert E. and Evelyn Wood lleaton to Lee Burris, Jr., and Nancy Moody Nichols, property in Valleytown Township. D. L. Parris to Jay and Vir ginia Standridge, property in Valleytown Township. Floyd E, and Dora S. Bla lock to Dan Carroll and Roz alind S, Hawk, properry in Valleytown Township. Lorene and Arnold Derre berry to Robert N. and Mae B. Hannah, property in Val leytown. Cherokee County Board of Education to Marvin and My rtle Kyser property in Val leytown Township. Cherokee County Board of Education to Marvin and My rtle Kyser, property in Mur phy Township. Hlwassee Resort Village to Wm. H. and Laura Mae Mag ness, property in Shoal Creek Township. Harest E. King and Vesta R. King, to Robert Q. Stiles, property in Shoal Creek Town ship. W. J , and Mamie Morgan to Earl J. and Maybelle Morgan, property in Notla Township. $25 REWARD A$25 reward Is offered for| ? copy, In good condition, [of The Cherokee Herald, the first newspaper published In I Murphy, and a copy of the | Cherokee Scout, 1898, con taining the article by B. 8. Meronee giving the account of the lynching of George Maney at the lower covered bridge over Valley River en tering Murphy. | $25 Reward -- Write or call THE CHEROKEE SCOUT Box 188, Murphy, N. C. 6-ltp Boiling Springs ByJ.W. O'Dell Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bryson and children returned to their home at Aiken, S. C. Monday. Mr. Roy Davis of Springfield, Ohio is visiting home folks this week. Mr., and Mrs, S. M. O'Dell are visiting relatives InKnox ville, Tenn. this week. Mr. Clifford Cooper of Chir cago, 111. and Miss Barbara Nicbols of Murphy were married last Thursday at the home of J. W. O'Dell. Rev. CliftonElhottfilledhi; regular appointment here Sun day and Sunday night, also there was a baptizing Sunday afternoon. Mr. Russell Helton of Chi cago, and Miss Delene Gibson who is attending Lee College in Cleveland, Tenn., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Helton, this week-end. WEAR DENTURES? Don't Get Sore LYONS ALL.DAY < DENTURE CUSHIONS TMi tMtfcf'i HurnrMj tot* Mm tmtk Hfif, pnwh m*t ?m, ??wt?K At km * MAUNET DRUG CO. MURPHY. N. C E. C. Jewelers ? ELGIN WATCHES with LIFETIME BALANCE ? Expert Watch Repair \ By A Graduate Watch Maker ? ? ? YOUUHNPITW^ DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED ADS: Noon Tuesdays Rate 50* (or each insertion 25 words or less three nines for $1.25. More than 25 words two cents per word. PayaUe in advance. FOR RENT FOR RENT - Apartment - One Bedroom, Kitchen, Living Room. Heat, lights, water fur nished. Excellent neighborhood. Call VE 7-2222 or VE 7-3456. 3-tfn APARTMENT FOR RENT -- Cool, comfortable, close in. Ideal for one person, ('all days VE 7-2211, nights VE 7-2751. 2tfc FOR RENT - Apartment - 4 large rooms, bath, hot water heater. Economically heated. Convenient toSchoolBus. Phone VE 7-2586 or VE 7-1222. 4-3tc FOR RENT -Furnished apart ment. Two rooms and bath. Private entrance. On Moore land Heights Street in Murphy. Ideal for school teacherorper son working in town. Call Don ley and Suit Store, Ducktown, Tenn., 7128. 5-3 tp FOR RENT - Two nicely fur nished well heated apartments. Hot and cold water furnished. See Mrs. J. W. Dyer. 511 Hi wassee Street, or call VE 7 3167 or VE 7-2592. 5-3 tc FOR RENT - New 3 bedroom house in Valleytown. Elcctric heat. All modern conveniences. Now available. After 6p.m. call Andrews 144J. 5-3tc WANTED WANTED - A ride to Washing ton, D. C. Would like to leave sometime the week of Sept. 23. Call VE 7-9744. 6-ltp WANTED - Cotton Rags - Must be clean. No overalls or but tons. Contact Tie Cherokee Scout, VE 7-2222. 1-tfh HELP WANTED HELP WANTED - MAN OR WOMAN, part or full time. Own and operate your own bus iness without capital in vestment. Watkins Dealership now available in Cherokee County. Hourly earnings $2.00 to .$5.00 and over possiblefrom the start. Applicant should be over 25 with car or light truck required. FOR PERSONAL IN-* TERVIEW, write R. L. Rollins, P. O, Box 1092, Goldsboro, N. ?C. 6-4tp HELP WANTED - Work .near Home. Earn $30 or more per week taking care of AVON cus tomers in your neighborhood. Choose own hours. Write .P. O. Box 1676, Hendersonville, N. C. Phone OX 2-3739. 6-ltc HELP WANTED - Man wanted to supply Rawleigh Products to consumers in Cherokee County. Good time to start. No capital required. Write to Rawlelgh's Dept. NCI-200-815, Richmond, Va. 6-8-2tp HELP WANTED -Womanwant ed to live and work in home of Mrs. W. S. Dickey. Just housework required. Call VE 7-2222. FOR SALE FOR SALE - House trailers. All sizes available. Hermann's Trailer Sales at Shield's Tour ist Home. Phone, Andrews. 40, or contact Hermann at Forsyth Furniture. 44-tfc FOR SALE - '4h Jeep. '=3 2-ton Chevrolet truck. See E. A. Mint/ at Minu Cult Sta tion, Marble, Rt. 1. 1-Mp FARM FOR SALE OK RENT The Mason Farm in Ga? on Cutcane, 1I0A near Marble I'lant. Plenty ol Marble on farm, also timber. 7 Room house, with bath, garage, barn. Also other buildings. Good spring, running water In pasture, good lake site. Mrs. Willie M. Van /andt, Rt. 1, Culberson, N. C. 4-3tp FOR SALE -CircularSawMlll Edger, Also 81 inch Veneer Lathe with steam V-Belt drive. All can be seen in operation and the prices are very low. Murree Veneer Co., Inc. Mur phy, N. C. Phone, Reverse. VE 7-2914. 4-Jtc FOR SALE - Four acres of land located near Peachtree School. Available immediately. Call VE 7-2470, or contact Kermlt Stiles at JA 2-6913, Atlanta, Ga. 6-3 tp FOR SALE - Take One Back To College-New Royal Portable Typewriter - Only $49.95 plus tax. Other Royal Portables to $109.95. Stop By The Scout Office And See Why People Say "Royal Makes The Best!" 6-tfn HELP WANTED HELP WANTED -Ex-Teachers and Substitute. Teachers. If you are desirous of rendering an important educational ser vice in this vicinity, you may qualify for stimulating full or part-time work with excellent remuneration. This is sch.ool coordinated work with guaran teed income; retirement based on profit sharing and group in surance. We are a high rep utable , internationally known organization offering oppor tunity for rapid advancement to those showing leadership. For local interview, write ful ly to Mr. Harry Ruecking, Box 2627, Asheville, N.C. 6-2m HELP WANTED - Managerial Assistant. Ambitious man or woman to develop as manag erial assistant for internation ally known company. Capable of earning $6,000 annually. Croup insuranceand retirement plan based on profit sharing. Ready to accept position by October 1, 1960. For local in terview, write fully to Mr. How ard W.Bonnell, Box 2627, Ashe ville, N. C. b-2tn HELP WANTED - Good ser vice station operator who is willing to work and wants to be an independent business man. Some capital needed. Company will finance. If you do not meet above requirements, do not ap ply. Call VE 7-2321. 5-3tp CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for the kindness and sympathy shown us during the loss of our beloved husband and father, Ernest Graham. Cora Graham and children ANDREWS TIRE SHOP ANDREWS. N. C. FOR SALE FOR SALE - Three piece sec tional soft with matching chair --Foam rubber cushions. All this plus two matching pillows and an end table lamp, for only $229.92. Shop; at CHEROKEE FURNlTt 'RE and SAVE! 6-3tc Remember last winter? Don't be caught short this time. Che rokee Furniture lias iust the nil heater for you, Double bur ner with a double blnwer. Bea utifully styled enamel cabinet. I. one reach floor level heal. .Ml controls on top. Safe vis ible frame. Also you'll find coal and wood magic heaters plus electric heaters in all shapes and si/e^ at the CHEROKEE FURNITURE CO. in Murphy. 5-3tc FOR SALE Rubber Stamps. Made to order. Three Day Ser vice. THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. 5-tfh FOR SALE - File Folders. Third Cut. Bo* of 100, $3.00. THE CHEROKEE SCOCT. 5-tfli FOR SALE - Personalized Christmas Cards. Buy Now and Save 10 Per Cent. THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. 5-tfh FOR SALE - 7 Guernsey Hei fers - thoroughbred - 3 al ready bred - Call VE 7-3105, Elbert Totherow. 5-3tp FOR SALE - Two Bedroom Shell House. Wiring and sheet rock in plus other minor im provements. Located about 5 miles from MurphyonoldHigh way 19 in Martins Creek area. (Go to sigh No. 1556 and turn left about 1/2 mile.) $50 down payment will buy this house or we will sell for cash price of $2200. We will offer terms to suit you. Phone collect to Jim Walter Corp., Athens. Ga., LI 6-1428 and ask for Harry Raymond or phone Jim Walter Corporation, Atlanta, Ga., and ask for Erwin Cox. 5-2tc FOR SALE - Gold Seal Rugs 9xl2--lst Quality - Only $7.95. 215 lb. 'Bird' Asphalt Shingles, Thick Butt, $5.83 per square. DICKEY SUPPLY CO., Murphy, N.C. 3-3 tc FOR SALE - Dining Room F ur niture - Table. 6; chairs and China Closet. Phone VE 7-2355 or VE 7-2666. 52-tfc FOR SALE - Office Supplfes -No. 10 Envelopes, 500 to box. $3.95. Bond Stationery, Box of 500-$4.00. The Cherokee Scout. 48 tf FOR SALE - 8 Acres of good silage corn located on Little Brasstown. If Interested, con tact Clifford Stalcup nearHem pfield's Store or call VE 7 3242. 2-3 tp FOR SALE - 6 Room house with 21 acres of land. Near school and church. Contact - Charlie McDonald, Route 3, Murphy. 5-3tp. SERVICES JAMES TV and Radio Service. All wort' ? uaranteed. Call VE 7 -32 .day or night. 34-tfc FOR ELKjfllC REPAIRS on I stoves, irons, fans, etc see McCombs and Mor gan near door to the em ployment office. Also house wiring by licensed electrician. Day phone VE 7-2587, night phone VE 7-2055 or VE 7-3147. 20-tfc JfLLDOZER WORK, large ma chine for hire or contract. Phone VE 7-2325, Doc kery and Roberts, Mur phy, N, C. 50-tlc GENERAL REPAIR: Extra rooms added toyourhome and decorated inside and out. Floor Tile laid, plumbing and electrical repai rs . Twenty-four hour services. Telephone day VE 7-2587, night phone, VE 7-2055 or VE 7-3147. All work guaranteed. Mc Combs and Morgan. Next door to Employment Of fice. 20-tfc SINGER SEWING MACHINE Re presentative, Tom Hunt, will be here every Tues day, all day, for sales and services, and can be con tacted by calling the New Regal Hotel, Telephone, VE -5-2341. 29-tfc WELL DRILLING: Have youi well drilled: modern ma chinery. Six and eighl inch domestic and com mercial wells. Macoi Pump and Well Co, Write F. B. Rogers, Franklin, N. C, or Call LA 4-3135 33-ift FOR Septic Tank Cleaning Cal VE 7-2332 or See Ab?. Zimmerman at Pcachtrw 3-fcn FOR SALE FOR SALE - frame workshop 24x33, 2 doors, floored, ceil ing. As is standing on lot, Best offer. Contact N. J. Babb, VE 7-2222 or VE 7-3456. I 1960-Used Opel -2 DoorSe t dan. Less than 3,000 miles $1695. t 1 1959-Chevrolet-2 Ton truck. Good Condition - Good Tires $1895. 1953-Pontiac-4 Door -Extra Clean - Good Tires Only $395 Cherokee Motors VE 7-2185 MURPHY, N. C. HI-ROCKET Sarvic* Station Rt|?lar Gas 27.9 < Ethyl 30.9* Pore power in your engine, More money in your pocket, When you fill your tank With Stiles' Hi -Rocket. ?Brocket s?rvice st*tion| W H. E. St i I ei, Mgr. r Andrews Road Kwy. 19 ^ Murphy, N. C. CALL AN EXPERT SAVE TIME SAVE MONEY V' "For Dependable Semlce" ? CALL ? MEADOWS RADIO A TV SERVICE ve 7-an BLUE RIDGE TRUCKING COMPANY Only Motor Carrier I a Murphy WHh * ? > * f fffffrmW rvMiivivs Pkm VI 7-2922 tguiM Permanent* $6 up For Appointment Call VE 7-2330 CANDLER'S Beauty Shop Watch & Jewelry REPAIR Kccpsakt Diamonds Davis Jewelers ROGERS Electric Service Electrical Contracting oi?d Rapairt D?y VE 7-2425, NtgM VE 7 2*7* M HOl'K Wrecker Service . TWdmn Ayto Co. Day VE 7-tStt, Nlffct VE 7-BM READ THE WANT ADS .w | RADIO? TV REPAIR ANTENNA INSTAIJ.AT10N LLOYD'S RADIO & TV SERVICE vx um READ THE CLASSIFIED AIM CALL AN IXHRT CITY SIGN CO. WoynMvtffc, N.c ? mm a* M 1?m 0 Mm tar I '?! MM kn*l ... CM - I ft "jjg i
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