HoioioiaiiLOST
20 POUNDS OF FAT
Lost Her Double Chin-L ost Her Prominent
Hips-Lost He r Sluggishness
Gained Physical Vigor Gained i n Vivaciouness
Gained a Shapely Figure
FROM MARS IIILL
Some of our people went to attend
the funeral of Mr. J. C. Brigman at
Ivy Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Fred
Holcombe, of the Holcombe & Tilson
firm, had charge of the funeral. Mr.
Tilson ia with their business at Burns
ville. Mrs. L. D. Edwards, who has been
in a hospital in Asheville since she
and her husbond were so seriously in
jured in an automobile wreck, result
ing in his death, returned home last
Saturday. She is recuperating as
rapidly as could be expected.
About half the new road between
Mars Hill and Murslhall-the half
If you're fat remove the cause! Notice also that you have gained.in
KRUSCHEN SALTS contain the energy your skin is clearer your
6 mineral salts your body organs, eyes sparkle with glorious health
elands and nerves must have to func- you feel younger in body keener in
tion properly. mind. KRUSCHEN will give any fat j nearest Mars Hill is closed while it
JJT,25iE Pe!n mTVpTTHPM ! bein oiUd and the old road is
aIq onH lriirifvq em't throw rt ff t.hnt SALTS nt t)ip Marshall Pharmaev ' ewg usea as a detour. lte
waste material before you realize it I (lasts 2 months). If even this first
you're growing hideously fat"! bottle doesn't convince you this is tle
Try halt a teaspoonlul oi ;tasiert, surest and surest wav to lose j the roaa toward Asheville has been
JUtUSLnUN SALTS in a glass oi lat it you uon t leei a supero un- .
wofai. avrrv mnrn'tntr in .'I tu'nvompnf in hpjilOl sn tr! nrinnsl V ! mailO QUltt
get on the scales and note how many ,in.'rgetic vigorously alive v our Mr. ana Mrs. h. C. Metcal: and
(pounds of fat have vanished. money gladly returned. Adv. , her sister, Miss Mary Bradl y, of
i Asheville, spent Sunday in town with
con
tinuous rains last week did much to
make travel less pleasant. However,
passable.
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From BLUFF
; their mother, Mrs. W. T. Brad -y.
i The family of Mr. C. W. H .--lsley
We are sorry we couldn't carry 0n
our S. S. Sunday, on account of
rainy weather. Everybody come
next Sunday.
Mrs. Oddie WaJdell and children
spent Sunday night with Mrs. Edd
Waldroup. Mrs. Waddill and chil
dren went to Alexander Monday,
where she will spend a while with her Wednesday'.
out to hear him.
Mr. Howard Worley motored to
Miss Nola Freeman is on the sick j nave moved away from Mars Hill,
list this week. probably to Asheville, where Mr.
Mr. Jess Keener went to town last i Hensley has bee,n working for some
Friday. t;me
Mr. Chester and Mr. M. F. Free- T ,, , , , ., . .
j ! r; In the front of the Bank of Mars
man made a business trip to Fine
Creek Thursday. Hill can be seen an unusual lemon
Mr. T. T. King was on Little bandy . tree. They call it a ponderosa lemon
tree. It is yet quite small but bears
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The common cause of digestive diffl-
ulties is excess acid. Soda cannot altei JT
his condition, and it burns the stomach,'?
lomething that will neutralize the acid
ty is the sensible thing to take. T at if
vhy physicians tell the public to uea
: 'lulling
COUHTY
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
Under New Management
Johnson City, Tennessee
W. M. Brit ton, Manager
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its
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""Messrs. Oddie Waddell, Hubert and edZZ "gaiurda "'u""jat the present time two immense
Willie Waldroup motored to Greene-. Mr. Ambers Teague, Mr. Walter lemons. It started off with more,
ville, Tenn., Sunday afternoon. Mr. grown and Misses Nola Freeman and 1 but Miss Hutchins and Mr. Eller fear
Waddell went on to Kingsport, Tenn., pear Clark were motoring around ' ed its branches would not be strong
wnere ne win worn xor a wnne. I the 17th. ' enough to support more Uian the i.vo
Miss Ruby Waldroup spent Sunday Miss Maud and Mr. Paul Cark Sn the others were clipp
afternoon with Miss Rosa Waldroup. L t Saturdav night with Mr T C. I i V otners were cnpp
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Waldroup Ciwk. i ed off' The branchfis beann the
and children spent Sunday afternoon j jyirj g j Capps who has been ill two lemons are supported now to
iwith Mr. and Mrs. Edd Waldroup. j ;s improving, we are glad to say. 'enable them to carry their burden of
Mrs. Edd Waldroup, who has been. Come on with news from Teague's fruit. Each lemon measures several
sick for a good while, is improving chapel. We are glad to hear from inche, ar0und and it is said that
a little. vm, , , . ,
; trom eacn lemon can oe maue us
TAXI SERVICE i ' muc'1 as fifteen glasses of lemonade.
Open and closed cars. Better serv- I The tree was a mere twig four years
pa Milk of Magnesia.
One spoonful of this delightful
ation can neutralize many tini
rolume in acid, it acts instantly: eliel
is quick, and very apparent. All is it
dispelled; all sourness is soon goiu , the
whole system is sweetened. Do try thl
periuub hiili-uciu, una reuieuiuvr ii is jusv
ia good for children, too, and pleasant
(or tnem to take.
Any drugstore has the genuine, pre'
scriptional product.
Phillips
1 . Milk a
of Magnesia
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T OPEiJS DEC. 4
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Messrs. Ernest Thomas and Hubert
Gillespie took dinner Saturday with
Mr. Thelmer Waldroup.
Miss Mae Finley. Mrs. N. C. Wal
droup anj Mrs. Crawford Waldroup
and children visited Mrs. Edd Wal
droup Tuesday afttrnoon.
" Mr. and Mrs. Boy,. Waldroup ,?rd
children and Mr. ami Mis. 0:
drouii from Jnhr-)i' C't ' Ti'vi..
have tn.iv I t.i B p,:". V. ::,;:,!
to have ihcm in iur e-i'O'nun'tv.
We arc- glad t-i have .U Oiii.-c Kat
write again. Ji m ker V-.u pa; er
more interesting. His pi-i'iiv looks
much better, lie look- though ho'
had eaten seveial mice sir.c his pic-,
ture was taken before. II ami his'
cousin nre inst nliUp lhv ln,,t nmi-u i very
like twins. We hope he will keep
improving and write more.
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Prices are right. Phone,
write or telegraph
S. B. FERGUSON
Phone 58.
From BEAR CREEK
A
, ago when it was potted at Mars Hill
land it was allowed to hear one lemon
'Inst year. Already it is budding fol
ia s.-cond crop, t.'ioiirrh the hr;t crop i
: ne yet :r :i t 'ire, i? being capable of ;
,ii-ie;e, -rrr two rrop:- a v'ear.
M-. S. OlMis v,-i;i- !- -,1'i-liing the
him out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Zade Rice spent the
week-end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. K. Hunter.
Several people from this place are
attending the revival meetings at
Sexton and Gabriel's Creek.
Miss Erelene Merrell was the
guest of Misses Annis and Beatrice
Edwards Sunday evening.
Next Saturday and Sunday are our
regular meeting days. We hope to
l,r;v a lirge crovvd present both
Sell your tobacco at the Old Reliable
Washington County Warehouse where f
you can get the highest prices, courteous J
treatment and best of services. J
All the big companies and a number of
independent buyers will be on the Johnson t
City market this year.
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The best lighted warehouse in thetate
You can leave home in the morning,
sell your tobacco and get back home the
CARD OF THANKS
same day.
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AN OVERSIGHT
l':; li , c in,
.-. w l a i huniii ed
ecie ivcintly a.
thing happen nil
iiiore'.' I never
pajier from there.'
At
II,- W, !
H. I,.
of t'-.e
Hill
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was r.
.se
Ine-
1' Jin, 'hall, pub-rtecoi-.,
va; in
v afternoon on
, ,11 i-r v. im live
'.ie.-s a -, ay froai
i. iK'iJ-n't any
Liear Cicek an..
anything in the
Well, there isn't
much that happens that would .
be of interest to outsiders. '
There have been two births in this
settlement recently to Mr. and Mrs.
Brant Johnson a boy; to Mr. and '
Mrs. Woodward Treaway, a girl. j
Mr. Clement Ball's new house is
ni,,,v n ri 1 1 nrYi mnlata f rtV thorn t ft I
move into it, of which they are all I Those assisting the chairman, Mr. L.
proud. JZ. Eller, are Mrs. P. C. Stringfield,
We were sorry to learn of the ill-! Mrs. W. T. Bradley, Mrs. Roy Wall,
- lf T-l T 1 TT r T 1 . T-, 1
ueas ox iui. juuu juiiusuu. hc va anu ivirs. uougiaa nooinson
taken to the hospital in Asheville
Mr and Mrs. Luke Griffin of Bie
Re" J. r SJflS" fatheF SatUrda
IIS ( f
Mar-
b u --i ft ess.
Mrs. Roy Tillery
nosit:on at Mr. T. L.
succeeding the late
who recently passed away.
The Red Cross roll call is progress
ing satisfactorily in our community.
has accepted a
Bramlett's store,
Miss Robinson
NURSES know, and doctors have
declared there's nothing quite like
Bayer Aspirin for all sorts cf aches
and pains, but te sure it is genuine
Bayer; that name must be on the
package, and en every tablet. Bayer
is genuine, and the word genuine in
red is on every box. You can't go
wrong if you will just look at the box:
Amtrtn to
thm trade mirk
rt Maaoactttetcldattar rt flU7UeH
From ODESSA, N. C.
Next Sunday is our regular meet
ing day at the Brick Church. Rev.
Mr. Lovett will nreach at 1 1 A'u.k
Hope the whole community will turn
Friday.
Mr. W. M. Dockery is building a
chimney for Mrs. H. E. Ball's house.
Our school is progressing nicely
with Miss Sallie Fisher as teacher.
Mrs. Clement Ball is able to be a
bout again after being sick for some
time.
We elected Bro. Bergan Robert
son pastor of our church for
the coming year and changed our
time of service from the fourth Sun
day to the second.
On Saturday before the second at
7:00 P. M.. and on the second Sun
day at 2:30 P. M., on account of
Canc-y Fork preaching time being at
1 1 :00 A. M. We like to be w;th them
and would be glad if they could be
.'. ith us at our service.
I here were several sick at our
last church service time and not so
niaay were present as woulj have
been otherwise.
Mrs. Jane Ingle Worley was taken
to the County Home about 3 weeks
ago.
Mrs. Seth Thomas has been sick
for several months and doesn't seem
to be improving any.
We ask the prayers of the Chris
tian people who read this for our
church and community in general.
We wish to hank our many f Hen is ,
and relatives, especially Mr. and Mrs. I
P. A. Fisher, for their kindness shown j
toward ns during the sickness and I
death of our beloved mother and
grandmother, Mrs. T. J. Guthrie.
MR. AND MRS. W. K. HUNTER
and family, Marshall, N. C
666
MR. J. C. BRIGMAN DEAD
Mr. J. C. Brigman, of near Ivy,
oied at his home Tuesday, November
19. He is survived by two daugh
ters, Mrs. Radford and Mrs. Maney,
both of near Ivy. Funeral services
were Wednesday afternoon.
THE RIGHT WAY TO TRAVEL
is by train. The safest. Most com
fortable. Most reliable. Costs less.
Inquire of Ticket Agents regarding
p-eatly reduced fares for short trips,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
"I'd like to buy a petticoat," said
a young woman, somewhat hesitantlv
"Antique department on the third
noor, miss," chirped the floorwalker,
Frisco Employes' Magazine. tV 4
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ASHEVILLE'S LEADING STORE
PHONE 4013 HAYWOOD ST.
We are just as close to you as your Tele
; , ; phone, Post Office or.Mail Box '. .
: All orders filled promptly. ; .. v ,
pay postage;,
Give our Mail Order Department a trial.
We are always glad to open charge ac
. . counts with responsible parties ;
WHEN
CHUDKSN
Need a Laxative
"W ibv nea " '
Thedford's Black
Draught in our
family for ninateo.i
years. I hava found
it of great help in
raising my family.
"I have given it
to all six of my chil
dren. Whenever
they complain of
upset stomach, or
begin to look pale
and sickly. I make
a tea of Black-Draught and
begin giving it to them. In a
day or two they are all right.
. "I give it to them for con.
stipation, and my husband and
I both take it I always give
it for colds in wintr, for I be
lieve a way to prevent them
is to keep the system dean."
Mrs. Dothie Terry. 1206
Fourth Avenue, Decatur, Ala.
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From BULL CREEK
We are all' sorry to .hear of the
death of - Mrs. T. J. Guthrie, which
occurred last Wednesday.;
Miss ' Clota Merrell was the guest
of Miss 'Glen . Hunter Sunday- for
lunch,. ' ' i z:?k:v:lr:-:-ty:A '
Mr. C B. Arrowood is improving
very slowly. Wo will be glad to see
U Prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
It i the most speedy remedy known.
MRS. ELIZABETH SLUDER
DEAD
The Death Angel visited the home
of Mr. A. F. Sluder and took away
a loving wife and mother on Novem
ber 2, 1929, at 7:10 o'clock P. M.,
age 65 years, 8 months, 4 days.
She leaves to mourn their loss a
husband, Mr. A. F. Sluder, three chil
dren, Dillard Sluder, Mrs. J. Frank
Payne and Mrs. Curtis Price, all of
Marshall, N. C, Route 5; two sisters
and two brothers, Mrs. Mary Tweed
of Marshall, N. C, Route B, Mrs, Sa
rah Bradburn of Marion, N. C; Mr.
Jack Dockery of Raleigh, N. C, and
Mr. John Henderson of Big Pine, N.
C. ; ten grandchildren and a host of
friends.
The funeral service took place at
the Kirk Payne Cemetery on Mon-
dav. Nov. 4. 1929. at 11 o'clock A. M.
Services were conducted by Rev. Ev
erett Spprinkle, assisted by Kev. J.
N. Watts and Rev. W. N. Martin.
Mrs. A. F. Sluder was ill only
twelve days when death came. She
endured her sickness wihout a
complaint. The cause of her death
vm ar.ute bronchitis.
, if ha was a faithful servant of God,
was alwavs a faithful member of
Rundav School and also of church ser
vice. v She has been a member of
the church for forty years. Up until
her Heath she was a Sunday School
teacher and a church clerk. On Sun
day mornings you would see her get
her Bible and say "Let's go to Sun
dav School and learn more about
Jesus." ' She wanted - everybody to
n to Sundav School and church.
But her nlace in church and home are
vacant No one' can:" fill her -vacant
place. " But oh, how we do miss ner
no one knows. But we realise that
our loss is Heaven's gain. When
troubles and 'trials are o'er we are
going to meet her in Heaven again.
By a friend,
CARRIE PRICE.
O. O. Mclntyre, famous columnist,
says if he had his way he'd live six
months in New York, two in Europe,
two in Texas and two in California.
What a slam at Claremont, Okla.,
. . 1 Ml -vr yt . a..
"i-jiemie, i. k,., ana Marsiiail in the uce Wailin Saturday night,
same state. However, a lot of our' ms- Hie Griffin visited at the
people will not resent or even notice j ?,e J Mr3 P"ncie Wailin Friday,
this slight They a re too busy at Gr CSAX
getting ready for the tobacco market! ! Miss Geneva Wailin called at the
STR j home of Mr. J. A. Griffin Friday
r c nuc Burrv to npar at m r rhi
" viiaoi
VJ ,f H- Rice of Heck Creek
vis.ted Mr. J. A. Griffin Thursday.
n M-n wfn-y 9riffin called n Miss
Ophie Wailin Sundav evnino-
Mr. Burnett Reerp mj..
Wailin Saturday night.
"What
head?"
"Because," said
"I'm the only one
itches." Ex.
makes you scratch your
the youngster,
that knows it
Louise This question of the
length of skirts is getting to be very
serious.
still
ivice getting his house burned last
Wednesday night.
Mr. Elisha, Lloyd and Cullis Rice
were motoring Sunday and while out
they went to Big Laurel.
Mrr Joe - Faulkner has finished
his new house and we hope he will
move in soon.
r .Susan Moore a"d Mrs. Sarah
Hall called at th hnm f . m
Manon Yes, very serious. Now I Princie' Wailin Saturday.
mr. isewey Urimn spent Sunday
night. with Mr Grayson Griffin.
Miss Enna Wailin visited Mrs.
Cecil Recce, Sunday.
Mr. John A. -Flynn called on Miss
Eula Wailin Sunday.
Mr. Walter Wild of Big Laurel was
on Walnut Creek Monday.
Mr. James and David Wild Were on
Walnut Creek Monday, s
- Mr; Paul WaUin visited Mr. Marion
Griffin Sunday evening.
Mr. Otto Reece was on Walnut
Creek Monday.
must buy a longer coat, and I
have $95 to pay on my old one,
RANGER RECIPES
CARD OF THANKS
t wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness during the Sickness
and ' death . of mother, especially
thanks to Dr. Roberts for his nice
wreath and kindness and also all of
the people that brought flowers. ' I
cant express my thanks to all of the
good people. : : " -
;ai :-:vVt .? MRS. CUKTIS r"KlCJfi.
HINTS ON MAKING COFFEE
We entered a public eating place
in the old home town one morning
this week and asked for coffee. The
brew itself was of tolerable quality
but not up to the standard of that
place. We did not specify cream
with this cup of ciffee, for which rea-
on we got White Milk. Take a weak
solution of coffee and mix in some
white or blue milk and the color
blend is anything but enticing to us,
The aroma of this coffee seemed to
be far, far oft'. The prospect was
discouraging to a coffee lover. Still,
we esteem this lady so highly that
we would not offend her feelings for
the best cup of coffee in New Or
leans. How could the situation be
handled tactfully We had no in
tention of drinking this weak, pale
fluid, called coffee by courtesy. Like
a flash the solution of the dilemma
came to mind; We Intentionally up
set the cup and spilled the contents
on the floor; for all the world as if an
accident had occurred! J The hostess
was very, very kind, so sorry this had
happened and told us not to reel bad
ly over this little mishap. We didn't.
She brought us another cup and this
time the milk, by some magic, was
real cream, v, That made a palatable
drink. After all, rich cream im
proves under-strength coffee, if you
take cream., ;'. The second cup, with
genuine cream, revived our good hu
mor,
However, we felt better too .fast,
for when we paid the check it in
eluded two cups of coffee, one of
Which had to be the cup we spilled
overboard by accident I If you do not
believe this, ask her I . . .. ' STR
Upper Walnut Creek '
' There was no S.. S. at this olacs
Sunday on account of so much ram.
Hope everyone will come out next
Sunday.-. -v ! , .--.s ,
Mr. Manuel Massey and familr are
preparing to move to Black Moun
tain." We are sorry to see them ro.
Mr. Phil Wsllin and Taft Griffin
What Will
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When you)-
Childrien Cry
for It
' There Is hardly a household that sssvt
teard of Castor ir At least five aullioa
kernes are never without IU If there are '
ibildrea la tout family, there's almost
l&ily need of its comfort. Aud any night
nay find you very thankful there's a '
tottle ia the house. ' Just a few drops, "
tad that eolio or eonstipation f s relieved
it diarrhea, checked. A vegetable pro- -Inetr
a baby teuedy meant -for young
Uks. Cmstoria is about the only thing
ion have ever heard doe rs advise giv
ng to infanta. Btrongr medicines are
langerons to a tinv babv. however
karmless thay miy be ,to growa-ups,
sooa oia uascoriai itemeinoer tne i
-'. .Tragedy
' And here 'lies the man ;
; ; V StflL ; white and cold
Who in the blindfold test -Didn't
say "Old Gold!"
, . The Pathfinder, took a hike to Big Laurel Sunday.
ina remeniDer to puv it. it mar snare
on a sleepless, anxious eight It is
always ready, ahmvs safe to vsei ia
emergencies, or for everyday ailmr U
any hour of the day or night that Br -sseomes
fretful, or restless. Oaatorta w .
per aaora npopular with mcthers uaa 14
today. Every druggist has it. t -c-
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