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t t . 1ft A' . - ' V r ,, , , -r : . KXECmSOTl I TZ UEAlTWIQWPAlTH S "T " " TfT ' V : I ! - 1 .T 4 4, that it ii just your stomach that troubles you and he crabs his stetho scope ;and llsjens anxiously to the action of your heart. "Right here is where I am distress ed' you persist, indicating tlx? pit of your stomach. "Nothing wrong with my chest." And your manner more than your verbal interference with he doctor's examination tells him plainly that you are one of the large class of people who enjoy poking at t.ha stom ach when they are developing incipient tuberculosis, heart failure or Brlght's disease, for Instance. You belong to the majority who feel- flattered . if the doctor. -agrees 'with ' ther own ireriioa of the trouble and a trifle piqued if he doesn't. So, much as the doctor would like tj go ahead and make a thorough and complete examinatles, he dart not, .. a . ?. w mmMM hi a - .. A doctor, if, he is a good doctor, is by nature averse to experimenting up ia htspitient,Si,oT?ii Isqtypographi calrox. A. 4octOT4reaily ,liates to ex. periinent ipori- anybody. But every body certainly loves to be experiment ed on, and the doctor is sometimes 3o?eed to do it, or else become unpop Sifcfc J That's 1 the honest truth. If a Sioctor refuses under any circum Qips .to experiment unnecessarily ujjri his patients, people call him a j-crahlc', a crab, a mean, unaccommodat ing sort of man. They declare that ho attempts to magnify your minor ail ments into major ones, if you give him .the chance. ' - Let's take a plain example. Yon I dont want any examination. ITS JUST A LITTLE TROUBLE f IT HAVING WITH MY 5TOMACH.AND I WANT YOU TO OIVE ME SOMETHING TO PUT IT BACK IN WOrKIMG ORDER. ! WHO'S DOING THIST have, we shall say, what you think is e little stomach trouble. You have conscientiously tried every old nos trum any fool has recommended, and finding no relief worth mentioning, you go to see the doctor. You tell him your stomach is a little below par and that you want something to help "assimilate your food. That's the ticket something to assimilate your fqod. Oh, if -there were only something that would make us assimilate all our food, what a large, exciting life ours would be There would be constant tension, hearty eating folks blowing vup and bursting everywhere. Think of all the food we eat and imagine what a calamity it would be if we had to assimilate so much. Well, the doctor lays you out com fortably on .his examining table and begins to paw you over, evidently with grave suspicions of your appen dix, your , gall-sac, your, kidneys and things. Once more you remind him for it is practically certain you would protest against paying the fee - for honest service. You want - the " doctor to guess at what is wrong with you; you are willing to pay him for a guess, but you do not as yet feel that ybur case is serious enough to warrant a greater investment than that. Ia short, you are bound to have your little experiment, and if the present doctor refuses to experiment upon you, then youll soon find one who will: .It appears to be human nature for each of us to assume that his own individual symptoms are not very serious, ? that, tuberculosis, heart failure, Brlght's ; disease, cancer and things happen ttrht olor - J aifeuv aiuu( awuug UUD I ItlOUUS UUI surely will not afflict one's own self. A foolish sort of logic, but neverthe less popular. And the tireless patient medicine fakers spare no pains to per petuate just such a ' false feeling of security, because as long as an indlvl dual does not know just what is the matter he is a good prospect as a nibbler at the nimble nostrum. he Mmtaal Bairik m Landrum, - S. C The steady growth of this bank in the 2 1 -2 years of its ex istehce attest to its popularity. ' Resources oow Over one-eighth Hon Dollars. v THE BANtt Of MUTUAL SERVICE 3 r t V T T " Tryon .As It Used To Be 1' -A,- -: -;-;,r.- ''f-,-v"ti7('- 'a: -Jv ' .Cx:-X v " y 5 '1 A Familiar Type of Mountain Road in Polk County "" " " ' Famous Old Skyuka Inn '.V A Favorite Resting Place of Polk CountyXS fesrfftl is to notify all person v .ollna ? against the ertat?of5fi; exhibit them to the deceaaed? or before the 6th dVof on or this notice will be piLfr of their recovery. pieaded in All persons indebted to will please, make immeHf!aid This the 16th day 0fHM Administrator of o STATE OF NORTH CAnnm. 1 , county of Polk. I Arch B. Calvert, Plaintiff vs. of luzm. ralker. W-HA:Sif.arns' William M rQ ?'?lZinJ Abigail lft , nusuium, vy. a. smith, MariaS xT4 phey Louise Murphey o t ?Ur phey Robert M-urphey Mrs Childs and husband l ' n vt,D G. H. Peake, G. H. Neman Norman Mrs. J. n wT": band, J. D. Jones Edgar Nn and i. Peake : and C. B aim . r-tauce ana J. H ni, vr Fendants. NOTICE ine aeiendants, S. G. Pinw av gail Smith and husband, w K Mariah ;Murphev, Louis E. Murnhev. Robert tl "Jtrty, Awuert murphev t C. H. Peake, G. H. Peaks, G H jSt Jason Norman. Mrot t n V. " .husband, J. DJcmrs, Edgar Nor and I. Frank Peake iii f ,L! that an action entitled as above K been commenced in the Suiu Court for Polk county, for tK pose of removing a cloud from the tie of 367. acres of land deeded bv Geo. W; Justice, Commissioner I' Ai-ch B. Calvert, on the 12th dav of March, 1918, and fully described J said deed which is recorded in Book 37, at page 367 of the Register 0f Deeds ofl&ce for Polk county, refer, ance being hereo made to said deed for a full, and complete description of said land. And the defendants will further take notice that they are required to appear at .the term of the Superior Court of said count" to be held on the second Monday after the first Monday in September it being the 15tK.day of Sept. 1919, at the court house in Polk county," in Columbus, N. C, and an swer or demur to the complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for relief in said com plaint. , J. P. Ariedge, C. S. C. This 19th day of April, 1919 6t '0 NOTICE. There will be an election on June 10, 1919, at Sunny View school house in Cooper Gap township, to ascertain whether or not there will be an annu al special school .tax to supplement the county -.fund for that school, for an amount -"not to exceed 50 cents on pvpw $1 no on valuation of nroDertv. and $1.50 on each poll. According to petition now on .file setting out; the boundaries, etc., with the board of county commissioners of Polk county. W. D. Helton, Registrar; P D. Wil Hams and N. E. Williams, Judges. ' , Done by ; request; and petition to County Commissoners of Polk county, at May 3 th meeting. This 6th day of May, 1919. F. M. BUURGESS, , - Clerk to B. C. C. NOTICE. ; Tom Duncan is back with the Mc Lane Milling Co., formerly known as the Harris Milling Co., at Campobello Springs, S. C. i I have everything in first-class shape, so if you want good bread come give me a trial, old friends. 2-2t TOM DUNCAN Miller. A ' !. : ' i" WicU Known Landmark Millincryg Dress Making AH Work Guaranteed first floor WUkins' store MRS. E. RHODES. We Have the Right Pricci ' AND- Kind of Materials o do your building Full stock Doors, Windows, Siding flooring Ceiling. Shingles, Loths, Interior Finish and Moulding, Roufh W Dressd Lumber. Carry complete STOCK OF PEEDS HEARON LUMPER CO. SALUDA. N. C W. F. LITTLE NOTARY PUBLIC ;Tryon, N. C. GEO A. GASH JUSTICE OF THE ? ! ', AND , ,-, NOTARY PUBg i j Collections a specialty. and Mortgages j preparea, .jf Contracts written at reason prices. . m. V ' , . , . 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