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"TJhe District Court of the Uuiled f America for the WVstvrn S,#I<Vor' Carolina. Ashevllej P:5,"f . vi U* No- 254' rnitod Ameiica V. 292.8* Acres - ^ .incksoii County North K. (Jreen, el nl. Notice ''T'l' hli-l' -.l- To the heirs nt law -f .ii.iv.-s Haywood County, \ ?s and addresses nr. ?he heirs at law of M. M "mhII. ?'n<>k"rn f'ountv' N v!)' ? aihinsses nr. ' i-l? : ,I"' lu'ir" at ,aW ?f ,T- K "Jv'ili ';f County, N'. 0., whow addresses are unknown 9f [i W. Met 'alh widow, Piidutoti' \ !' .V<Call an.' wi*?, Lid: I'i ilinonl, S. C.; 5. IT. M< '. i| viu. Lueietia MeCall, Pi t' ' . U. K. MeCnll, Piedmont MeCsill Durham and hiu i |". !;"ont , S. C.\ St-Mali Me lift-!"' ' ,|i S'' i nnd hushnnd, Piedmon* i-li 'l M-r.il! flreon and bus ,f I; (oven, P.lzer, S. C.; Jolr M.r.i,] I"' wifV- Mar>' W "nr I ?>' : Pearl Williams, Pied ? v: A. Pa. y SCnvder, widow, flaleton, Pa. ill V. Pe-ngle. Onb ton, Pn. {lark II Uexford, Onloton. Pn.; Tli ffliiv Water River I.br., Wellshoro ; T!i- loiga County Savings f Co., Wellshoro, Pn.; Marthi l t)'t n nor, widow, Wellshoro, Pn I -;. I Y.vurhn, We||?horo, Pa.; Ad. I Mitr'f end husband, (iei>rgs? V Tioga Co., Pa.; Kdnn M. Koc" Vi>ar.'1 hunband, Alpbon/o 0. Koeble j* York Co., N. Y.; \V. I. llutebin y!1 Mt.il wife, Agnes K. Hutchinson \\\ l iii.M, S. C.; K. P. If ut?'tiiii>o n-i! wiif. Kninm W. Hutchinson, \V I I'jtioii, S. C. : .1. A, Hutchinson, W Vnilu, ? ? Polick and wife I'ii: irk, Salem, S. C.; W. A v Wm>h. Toinassce, S. C.\ ,1ns. F. \ll v and wife, Lou Alley, Ooone {?;->, S. (".: Mrs. Cieta Rexford, wif? ?i i. 11 r' \foril, Caleton, Ph.; Tiogr i'ou.'v Snvi ??!? & Tnist Co., as Trns W.tl-hi i". P.i.: heii*s nt law of \lu!i::iii Aander, deed, whosi WM, -mil r?-i?bnees are unknown; ft.mi wife, or heirs am :,>m? names and residence ?I re :n,b"'(.u; P. Kochester nil' ii if V < v 'iii'-. .ml assigns, wlios* .(nil iM^pfi - nre unknown ?uiy' i't. SWau juul vvfe, K. .1 S|.ihii. nc Jirirs ;u\i\ assigns, whos nn, I are unknown ' I' mill wife, or heir ?i .'! alaw names and res nr t- l{. E. John$toi' and ?? i(V, ?!' ti-iis and assiijns, avIios .mil- mi. i i. -i-lfiiees are unknown ;' U:n. Mri'i'i a al wife, or heirs nnrl , :^v2it?, ivli.i^' iiaims ajid residence :irt)ir.kt;.iuii; \(. ItiM'hnunu and wife ?>:? hrN 'nil a.->iLrns, whoso nnine ?I'd iv.-Mf-.',., are unknown; J. W. MtKn mi') wife, or heirs and assigns 'd;i'v ?:?;??- a nd resiliences arc un ; i. Crinisbawe and wife, oi K;.;.- .! ?. - j ^ 1 1 > , whose names and riMtfi .v. i ,. unknown; heirs ol {f-lui'k Norton, deed., whose name i). ?(<(.(.(? ar,. unknown; Allen li^liii km. I wife, ov h( irs and assign* ' !ia!n,y and residences are un W. W. l/ouderinilk and wife, liiir- and assigns, whose name. ::nd -idi'in-efi are unknown; Fuller N'oittui ami wife, or heirs and assigns ^li'N- ames and residences are un ? ii ; b'.'becca IMiek, or heirs and whose names and residence? ?f' '.uiknow n ; Joseph Moody and 'Hi, or heirs and assigns, whose ^inf< an! residences are unknown I'inlii hi. hi Ciain and hnsband, oi l ?ifx ami assigns, whoso names and ?">ifli!ui-.s are unknown ; heirs of ^Ki.n 1' Alley, deed., whose names ;1,,1 n vidciu ?>s are unknown; W. A. V . 'it r ft t , v| wife, Sarah, or heirs and i^. whose nniiM's and nsidi-nces w iiiikntMvn ; Z. T. Fouler and wife. ? '"'?i, nr I'cirs and assigns, whose '_:|,iiin aiid residences nre unknown: ? F- UiHson and wife, or heirs and ?""Uiis, w hose names and residence* Sn' unknown ; L. F. w ^?i\iikiun\-ii ; J. Moody and wife, or ? ami 's^i^ns, whose names nnd ['?"''Hiiri-s i, |-,- unknown; Woodford ,?? biuy an.! wife, or heii-s and as ?-''K ?lni-,. names and residences are ^'knm\;i; lin>, 'Vooihis and wife, or ' '"'l s IM"1 a* Minis, whoso names nnd s ?r<. unknown; Albert C. ?"??hi- 'i-i.i wife, or heirs nnd as ""n Mv'i'i.f names and residences ?'r' irikn.i'vn; hi-irs of Henry Koom. 1,1 ? ub'<e names and resulonces *r; 'ir.kfi.M., uv W?|. V. O'Roukf* and ' ,t'. ^araii >f O'Rouk", or heirs and ?v':iiM. names and res-denc^s ??V in.ki.n, ?. J>wis P. Dayton, J heirs and assiofns, whos?' '? ? an. I residences are unknown; ? M.r;,d and wife, Mary McCall, . nd assigns, whose names ' " ''^idenr'ts are unknown; and. all ??""'.n \\ hr.ir soever owning, or elaim ,n "wn any ?*tate, lien or intorest of any kind or character n and to iho promisee de.scrilvd in tlwpe it-ion in this PUt'.S"; yo : jviKf tftli"jiojico that nil action entitled as abfifa' has hecn commenced in the District Ctfiftl of the United States for the WVsterii District of North Ch ro'ina, at ;Ashe villc, tor the condemnation of certaii. rnets of land d.'scril.e ' in Kxhiliitr "A," "A-y "A -2," "AM," of the >'titioii l'ihd in lh.? above vijJiticii m?e?v dinsr, niiil Ifamvn as the'-.?. K {??eon Tract, containing 137.89 am-osr ; T. W. McCaM heirs Tract { I !?<>?)?,? c 4i ? a'ning, 55.11 acres; W. A. Nicholsyi Tract (1428) aens; ft' !v described >y metes and bounds in thv pctiiio: ?il< d in said pr j.Tin'ii ?, the sai< ands having 1m srlic'cd l?v tlic Secretary of Aivriculhir.', with th< PI >i oval of the National Forest lt<?s ?rvatiom Commission and found ndc ?ssnrv for the purpose of oarryiiif >'it> an Act of Congress of the Ciiite? ?talcs apiwowd March !, 1911, heinr hapter ISO, pft<re H6J? Vol. Stat.'a '.anfe, ns ftinendtd by the Act of \ns?nst 10, 10J;\ .!7 Stat., 209300 Ch 'St. And Hi1.' said non-resident do 'on dants above named, and all per ?sons whomsoever own ins*, or clai'R ?if? to own, any estate, lien or jnt.tr st of c.n v hind or ..character in ap lo the premises desoribed in the p: itiou in said properdin :? defendant, 'allied as :ifor>s.?tid, will fin I her t:i!k" .'otiee, that they are re?jnir?d Jo ;jj~ "?ar in the DistrVt Cmlrt (of . ?)i "nit e:' Slates, for the Western Pi; riet of Noiih Carolina, at AH) villi ?n tin 2nd day of .Taunaiy, 19&! nd juisv.v/r or dem ir to the p:*liti?.* a* complaint in fcstid proeeedimr, ??. he pliiiuti'.T will apjlly t<? the Com or rel et' demanded >n aid petition his notice is issued by c.rd- r o? 'unit, dir itinj! that publication o? ?fide fo>' sj> ((>> :nce sdve W>vks If lie .Inckson (County Journal, a news *np:'r published in .'nekton Comity Vorth Carolina, in the Western l>i> r et ?t Nuri li ( iirolma. This tin- (111 'ay of November* I Am. .1. V. .Jordan 'lerk, I'uiied States l>i?trict Couit1 "or the W"H?'in !>iftvi-t of Norll 'nrolina. T >y : W. A. 1 ythy Deputy "lerk. \ 11-0-0' NOTIOI! OF SALF OF LAND Under mid by virtue (if iho pu>\. i" salt' contained in a certain I let i Trust ixientul by Venn u \ loopir mill wife, (iratia Ifc.op t, da .1 .1 wly 11, 1928, a. m I record* d i\^ ?ook 108, i 'ago ;V1, in the office < he Kcfiistor of Deeds for .laekso; ,'oiuuv. North Carolina, default hav ng been made in the payment of ih ndebtodness therein .seemed, and do nntid having been made for sale, tin uulersignod Tiuslee will sell at pub ic auction to '.he highest bidder fo: ?ash, at the Courthouse in Syl .'a, X. C., at twelve o'lloelc noon 6i he ISt h day of Xovcinb.-r, ll'.i.'l, th uollowing deseiilied property, Iteaiu n Jackson County, )N\irth Carolina ii Sylva an l Siott'.i (. red; Township Beginning on a ston- on the X?srtl >ide margin of Stale Highway Xo. 1< aid stone standing alioiit ,"i0 polo West of. a l-iauvh which crosses sai- j Highway and In ing tin- Sinthwos ?orner of | lie tract thereby ^iMjrt'.ver md being id>o th" Southwest corner ;>f Xo. 3(5 according to a map or plot nude by .1. \\\ Sevier for C.'J. .Icff ?ess Realty Co., said map being regis ' ?ored in Mup Book No. I, page 30, in he office of the Agister of Hoods 'or .Faeksoti County, and runs fro> anl stone X. 11 deg. R. 1 ;"? * \ poles tt i stone; then X. .'I deg. ]?'.. J I poles md 0 links to a stake; then X. f?6 deg. K. 1") poles and 9 links to a stake; 'hen X. 31 deg. K. 10 jx>les ar.d (i 'inks to a stake; then N 88 deg. E i poles and 10 links to u stakt ; the.i. V. 34 deg '?). 14 poles and 'I links to i stake; (hen X, 3!) dig. It). 21 j>olo:; md f> links to a stake; thou X. 22 dejf I). 10 poles and 20 links to a stake, hen X. 40 dog. .'{0 urn. K. 7\t* pole o a stake; then X. 8 deg. E. 7 pole ?Uld 1"> links to a stake; tlie.u X. Si legv W. 38 poles and 0 links to ; itnke; then S. 8:> XV. 10.7 poles to stake; the-i X. 24 1-4 deg. W. 01 uole\ to a . take; then X. 30 1-4 dog -W. 17 jndes to a stake; then X. 5. deg K! 20 2-10 poles to a stake; then X 10 deg. K. 11 poles and jG links fo a itako; t hen X. 85 di g. E. 8 fioles to a rock and locust ; then X. 8(1 3-4 d g. E ?rossing a branch 18 pe'es to a stake; then X. G 3-4 dog. W. 7 1 polos to a ?.take; then X. 9 1-4 ? !.*g E. 33 pole. 'o a crab apple; then X. 0 3-1 deg V ;!) judos to " stake; tln n X. 39 .5 4 W 8 |>ol(s to a Spanish oak; then X 19 3-4 dog. W. 20 po'es to- a stake: hen X'. 42' o deg. \V.\77 pides to i dake; then X. 41 'j. d-i'. K. 12 pole to a stake; then X. 12 1-4 d?g. Iv poles to a stake ;then X. 34 I-! dei, ?E. 2J? poles to a stake; thin X. ?' 1-4 deg. E. 1&"> poles to a black oak. then X. 2"> dog. E. 20 poles to a staK'<" then X. 123 poles to a stake; ther South 8f? dog. E. 119 polos lo a stake: then S. 20 ricg. E. 08 poles to n stake; then S. i}5 deg. \Y\ 40 poles to n *take. tlnn S. lip deg. E. 20 polos to a stake; then South 4.6 deg. E. 10 poles to u ! Fan Rj^NT ; 1 - , - ?? ? ? ,,?^ ? ' ,"P. ? , . ? ? ? ? V ? ** . V , five room coltage ? "newiy. vft&fco* .itetl? close to schoolv $10'p6f mo. D. D. ALLEY, l^ayncsviUe.iN. C. '?ak<-; then S. 5 deg. i). 40 jkjIos to a <take; then S. 15 dog. E. 14 poles to ? ?>? ike ; 1 lien; 8. 55 dog. E. 12 poles o a stake; then. S. 10 dog. E. 24 polec o a .stake; thiiu-fc. 7;.dt'g. W. 12 poles 0 u stak:;; then S. 30 dog." E. 4<i poles to a stake; then iscuih 65 deg. v\'. 12 poles to a stake; then S. 21 leg. W. 45 poles to. ?. stake; thon-S ?5 (leg. W. 32 poles to a stake mar t >raueh; thou S. 45 dog. W. 9 poles tc 1 stake nnd die.stnut; then S. 23 dep VV. 32 poles to r stake; the.ii S. 61,. If g. W. 15 poles tu a stake; then S !9 deg. \V. 10 ])olcs lo a black oak hen S. 13 deg. E. 11 polos to a stake hen S. 55 deg. E. 12 poles to a stake lien S. 21 dog. E. 13 poles to a Span :sh oak; then S. 12 (leg. E. 10 pole -on stake; then S. 28Va deg. E. 7 ?oles to a stake; then S, 19'/2 deg. E 2 poles to a slake"; then S. 3 dog. E. !9 poles to i stake; then S. 30 dog. \\ 17 pol.s to n stake; then S. 8 deg. W !0 jx)los to a stake; then S. 19 dog. TV > polos ahd 20 links to* a stake; thei ??. 2 dog. K. 15 poles and 0 links to take and black oak;- then S. 28 def V. 10 p#les to a stake; then S. i-l1 eg. \V. S pohs to a stake; then S. "eg. K. 0 poles to a stake; then S. 2 (eg; W. 11 ]M?les to a locust; then ? 3' 2 dig. E. 15 poles to a stake; the v 77 di'fr E. 6 ]>olos ami 10 links lo i -pntii.-h i-ak. Queen comer; thei ?oulh I deg. \V. IS poles to a stake hen S. lis t':-g. K.'2-l poles to a stak< !i,mi S. 20 d:g E. 15 pahs to a stake hen X. .'I51 1? dog. E. 11 poles to i - t:ik" ;' th' ii X. 9 deg. E. 18 polos to r lake; l !;??:? S. 32' ?> deg. E 33 pole o a stak"; then S. 11 deg W. 10 jolos to a Stak >; then S. 4-1 deg. K 4? mi, > to a .-take; then S. 3S ileg E. 20 loles to a stake; then Sr-idh 3 d<g E llI^|H>le> .o a pine, Chiyion'h corner; hen S. 33 deg. \V. I-l pales to a stake; hell Si : 73 :j? deg. \V ( 11 polos t? a take; then X. OS1* dog. W. T1,-^ jxile! o a stake, th. n X. 57 \\\ 7 poles to ? stake; then X. 67^ ?> deg. W. 5 polos' o n stake; then X. 49 deg. W. 1 >o! ?s to a stake; then South 5 dog. ^ p 'h-s to a stake; on the North mav ?i of State highway No. 10; t hen W ?th the Xortli margin of said High iv Hi2 poles to the jK)int of Begin containing 78G.fi acres, more o I ?s, ( . 'Hiis, October 17, 1933. "oiiTii Carolina raxk ( "TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE , ^ Successor to ATLANTIC liAXK &. TRUST COMP VXY. TRUSTEE, J. S. DUNCAN. ATTORNEY NOTICE or SALE VOMTll CAROLINA, l.U k*S<>X COCXTY. I nder ami by virtue of the power, ?ml authority contained in a eeriaiu ilml of trust oxecutod by K. If. Cagle dint wife f. K. Cagle, to lluuh Mou teilli, Trustee, which said deed of :rusi is duly recorded iu the U'lice of the Register of Deeds for Jackson County, North Carolina, in book 106 at |>agt> 25, therein securing certain notes and indebtedness, which said notes and indebtedness is now long past due und unpaid, and demand ha g been made for the payment I of the 8am>', and the payment there of having l-oen refused, and the power of sale contained in said deed of trust having become operative, and the holder of said notes having de manded tba; the power of sale there in contained be exercised, the under* icrned TTn?h Montcith, trustee, will ou FRIDAY, the 15 day of Decem ber 193.1 at 12 o'clock Noon at the loor -of the Court House in the town of Svlva, V. C., offer for sale, and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, lo satisfy sail1 notes and indebted ness, the lands mentioned and de vribed in said deed of trust, as fol lows: BEOIXN1NO at th? mouth of Rrondwav OTiugus) Mill Creek, the corner of Vo. 7. Nathan Allen lands and, runs thence X. M2 R 28 peleslo ?7. W. Dav's and James R. Dillard's corner: th Mice with J. W. Davis' line Ea<t 20 pales to a post oak; thence still with Davis' liii" X. fi5 E. .'?? poles to .x pin"; thence coutiuuin.c with Davis's line X. 57 E. lti poles to a dogweod and hoilv tree on too of a ridire; th?*nce 5fi E. 20 poles to a pine in the prnj> ; thence with the 'op of th>> ridrre 15 to J. W. Davises chinooapin corner; thence X. 70 E. with said rid<*e to Wilson Potts' corner; thence Southward with Potts' line to a stake in renter of public '?ond; thence Eastward with canter of public 'oad to a stake, Potts' cor-. Tier; thence S. 20 E. to a black oak on the bank of Tuckase-gee River, old corner; thence down said river to the REC.IXXTXO, containing 25 acrcs more or loss. This November 13, 1933. HUGH MONTEITH, Trustee. AIDS DISTRESSED IN 120 DISASTERS Help Given in Fires, Floods, Earth ; quake and Epidemics Part of Year's Task ) ? The American Red Cross has reached Into the homes of six million families In the past year with unemployment and disaster relief. Chairman John Bar to Payne announced. "As the year closed the organization continued in readiness to serve in the forthcoming winter at the point of greatest need and to adjust its service to meet the calls of the emergency of unemployment and disaster," Chairman Payne stated. In a year of greatest economic dis tress in the nation's history, In which the Red Cross abty discharged a relief task in distributing flour and clothing to distressed families In all but lix of the nation's 3,098 counties, the organi sation also was called into action in 120 disasters, of which 96 were within the borders of the United States. . Earthquake, floods, hurricanes, fires and other cataclysms visited deaU^and destruction upon the lives and homes of thousands of people. Red Cross sta tistics showed that in the 120 disasters almost a thousand lives were lost, 148, 340 homes were destroyed or damaged, j 13,275 persons were injured, and Red Cross relief was given to 452,879 indi viduals. In giving aid in these disasters, in its unemployment relief and in handling the distribution of government wheat and cotton, the Red Croes expended from its national treasury the sum of 11,070.284. During one period of twelve weeks, 46 disasters occurred in 23 states. Red Crose disaster workers were hard pressed in meeting all of these needa occurring at once, but everywhere mis ery was promptly relieved. Support of the Red Cross work Is through its annual roll call, conducted by chapters In the period from Armis tice Day to Thanksgiving Day, Novem ber 11 to November 30. Every citizen who Joins the Red Cross as a member aids In carrying relief to disaster vic tims and In other Red Cross services, such as preservation of life, child wel fare through the Junior Red Cross, and direct service for the public health. / * ? ' ? . BED CROSS CLOTHES THE NATION'S NEEDY - .( Flour, Bread, Clothing Reach Into Mora Than Five Million Homes of Jobless i ? ? The greatest task ever undertake! by a relief agency In the history of private charity is drawing to a close with the final distribution of cotton clotfctag to more than five million I faattes by the American Red Cross. M flbo direction of the Congress, be glMta( eighteen months ago, the Red Crete Mdertook to convert the wheat Ud eectea surpluses nf the Farm Boari Me food and clothing for the unemployed end needy. In the con sequent operation, this relief agency entered upon e commercial enterprise greater than any single commercial Arm has ever oadertaken la the lame period ef time. In the ensuing months the Red Crose converted 85,000.000 bushels of wheat Into fioar and bread and gave it to 5,803.000 families. The distribution was through I.tOQ Red Cross chapters and hundreds of other charitable agen cies. During the severe northwestern drought of 1931 the Red Cross also gave wheat in the form of food for live stock to 184,188 families. The clothing ? dresses, underwear, overalls, jumpers, sweaters and stock ings for men. women and children, and even blankets and comforters? was dis tributed to 5,465,410 families. More than 54,000.000 ready-made garments and 92,000.000 yards of cotton cloth were given to the needy. This clothing ? came frota 844,000 bales of cotton. The wheat distribution was conclud ed in June, 1933, and final distribution of cotton clothing Is occurring In the fall months. In handling these tasks voted to It by Congress, the Red Cross will ex pend from its own treasury $735,000. At the same time the organization car rled on Its regular program of disaster relief: of service to the veterans of all our wars: of educational and welfare work through the Junior Red Cross; of health education and public health nursing and or life saving and first aid. Funds for this work come from the membership roll call the Red Cross chapters conduct from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day. when every one j Is Invited to join the Red Cross and aid ! in this vital relief work. Seven hundred thousand women vol unteers under the Red Cross banner sewed for the needy last year and many thousands still are making cot ton garments fbr their Red Cross chapters. The Red Cross has 3,701 chapters and 10,000 branches of chapters. Thus it can be mobilized nationwide In a ?reat relief task within 24 hours. . i ' ? NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NORTH CAROLINA, JACKSON COUNTY. Under and by virtue of the auth ority conferred by a deed of trnst executed by Dillard Hooper and wife, Hattie Hooper, dated September the 2nd, 1932, and recorded in Book 116, at Page 60, in. the Office of the Reg ister of Deeds for Jackson County, Dan K. Moore, Trustee for Haywood Supply Company, will, at I2.:00 o'clock, noon, on MONDAY, DECEMBER 11th, 1933 at the Court House door of Jackson County, in Sylva, North Carolina, sell at public auetion, to the highest bidder for cash, the following prop erty, to- wit: Being in Caney Fork Township, adjoining lands of R- S. Green, Nelson Henson, D. H. Moffitt, Arlesia Brown, and others: Beginning on a Maple sprout on Lawrence Coward's begiuuiug comer and runs with Arlesia browns line and meanderings of Canej Folk Creek to line of D. H. Moffits, thenee with said i?. H. Mo??itt line and me anderings of Caney Fork Creek to R. S. Green's line on a poplar on bank of creck, thence N. E. with line of said Oreen to a Dogwood in line of Nelson Henson, thence with line of Nelson Henson to a Poplar in old line, same being Poplar corner of Lawrence Coward, thence with line of Lawrence Coward and wife to Beginning. Tins sale is made on account of default in payment of the indebted ness 8 ecu red by said deed of trust This the 6th day of November, 1933 DAN K. MOORE, Trustee. U-9-4t-dkm Thousands have Ended their Bowel Worries by taking this advice! Can constipation actually be over come? "Year say medical men. MYesP say the many thousands who have followed their advice and know. You are not likely to cure your constipation with salts, pills. tablets, or any of the habit-forming cathar tics. But you can correct this con dition by gentle regulation with a suitable liquid laxative. THE LIQUID TEST: This is the way many men and women have made their bowels as regular as clockwork in a very short time. First: select a properly prepared liquid laxative. Second: take the dose you find suited to your system Third: gradually reduce the dose until bowel* are moving of their own accord * Simple, isn't it? And it worki The right liquid laxative brings thorough bowel action without using force. An approved liquid laxative (one w!.,ch is most widely used for cola adults and children) is syrup pepsin. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a prescription, and is perfectly safe. Its laxative action is based on senna ? a natural laxa tive. The bowels will not become dependent on this form of help, as in the case of mineral drugs. Hospitals and doctors nave al ways used liquid laxatives. The dose can be measured, and the action controlled. Pills and tableU containing drugs of violent actioc are hard on the bowels. If there are children in yoni household, don't give them any fad form of laxative, Dut use a health ful, helpful preparation like syrup pepsin. Its very taste will tell you it is wholesome, and agreeable to the stomach. Delightfv taste, and delightful action; there is no dis comfort at the time, or after. Ask your druggist for Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, all ready to take THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY PARES Last Cent A Mile Train Travel Bargain Fares This Season Visit Home ? Relatives and Friends Its Faster by Train Going Nov. 28 and 29? Return Dec. 7 Nov. 30, AM Trains Jacksonville Louisville St. Louis Miami, Fla. $ 9.55 8.15 13.40 16.85 Washington Cincinnati New Orleans Memphis And numerous other points ? Also Baltimore Chicago, 111. Kansas City Philadelphia 11.00T 19.15 24.00 14.45 New York Cleveland Toledo Ohio Detroit $ 0.56 8.60 14.80 1L10 17.70 18.65 17.86 18.30 Round Trip Pullman Fares Above fares apply from Asheville See your local agent for fares applying from your home station R. H. DeButts, AGP A SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM For Fastest Known Relief Demand And Get GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN Because of a unique process In manufacture. Genuine Bayer Aspir in Tablets are made to disintegrate -or dissolve ? INSTANTLY you take them. Thus they start to work instantly. Start "taking hold** of even a severe headache; neuralgia, neuritis or rheumatic pain a few minutes after taking. And they provide SAFE relief ? for 'Genuine BAYER ASPIRIN does not harm the heart. So if you want QUICK and SAFE relief set that you get the real Bayer article. Always look for the Bayer cross oa every tablet as illustrated. above, and for the words , GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN on every bottle or package. GENUIM BAYER ASWMM DO 18 NOT HAIM TWB HIART
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