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LUMBER
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Factory Town
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L.Q>call amidl
IMN ? LI I'M
y: Y. A. Davidson hit? moved into,
Ui, J Lyterian Manse and willson J
uld dwelling house.
V prt-| ..ratory to erecting a handsome
br " ? f.
i , .1. II. billard returned from
K Tut-.-dsy whore he has been
f,,.r pa-t sixty days as Cherokee's
r, .itive in thr Gvneral AsH?
spent Wednesday in
Bi. . City on husinea*.
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Mr. John A. Corn, of Blairsville,
R 2, was a business visitor in
ti'?t: the first of the week. Mr. Corn
hu extensive business interest hero.!
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Mr. C. V\. Bailey spent last Saturday
ir. Andrew .
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and Mrs. J. \V. Brown and littl.?
daughter, Majorie, of Andrews.
w re Murphy visitors Sunday.
Edwin L. Curtis, G. E. White. A. i
G, 1. I^rd, Th'?s. W. Keith. A. F.
I'n more. Joe Mull, I?nw*rence Roger.*
and F. F. Snyder have been
anvmg the Hajreavillc visitor? here
this week.
District Engineer F. H. Weller, of
Topton, was here on business Monday.
Mr, T. H. Nichols of Culberson.
a business visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Walsh, of
T hnson City. Tenn.. are visitinp Mr.
C. W. Savnpo at the Repnl Hotel.
Mrs. Walsh is a sister of th^ laic
Mrs. Savape.
The Woman's Society of the Methlist
Church held their reirulur
meeting Monday afternoon nt the
| home of Mrs. J. D. Mallonee. The
| Meeting was principally a busines? i
i meeting. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Mirjses Bertha Simonds, of Letitia,
and Ghlea Barton, of Birch, have
entered the Murphy High Srhool.
This Laxath
1 Fine on
TV? vJsjar fcfwJ throatlvr* hralthy'
with Dr. CtMvtll'i Syrnp Pcpia
\DVWf.lNG ape with it.i
subdued ambitions and
strivings could made very
happy if only pood health accompanied
it. and the basis of go?*!
j health, as c\.r\one
Iran.: upon
Jr reaching I be ape
w(f **0. ** refiof
igfc lar daily move
I m. n.enl ol Hit* Ik>w rj
"l? If it rnn !*?
\VW M effected through
the food you eat,
^HP^F the
drink and tlie e\- '
ercise you take,
so much the better. But if !
nature will not operate it must j
be assisted or sick.x-ss will follow.
Neglected constipation causes lias
blood pressure to go up 28 per 1
cent, and that is the forerunner 1
of hardening of the arteries. It j
makes rheumatism and gout J
worse, too.
The ideal constipation remedy
for people of ad\anting years is I
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup IVpsin, a i
vegetable compound of Kgyptisn <
senna and pepstn witli pleasant- 1
tasting, aromatic*. It is gentle i
and miW. und does not cramp or I
gripe, it is a mistake to think you 1
nerd a violent salt #r powder, or '
pfiL calomel, conl-t*r drugs and I
such things. They purge and i
MEM,
JR LOW
JARANTEE THE QUA1
FOR ALL B
ED CEDAR SHINGLES
OKEE MF
MURPHY, N.C.?
PersdDinial L
ONE iv 5^=^
Mr. A. C. Barton h is returned t
his honn- at Birch, after having -pent
several weeks here with his daughIter,
alio. ^ Siiuondj, while taking
treatment from I?r. E. ?. Smith.
rurnvr ^enaior u. .\. L'cwar stopped
over hire the first of the week
on h return from Atlanta where he
has been looking after his produce
business for the l i t several month .
lie now plans to spend most of his
time lookitig after his lumber and
timber interests in Cherokee County.
The Woman's Club will hold an important
meeting on Wednesday afternon,
March 14th, at 3 30. according
to to announcement by the president.
All members are urged to
he present at this mooting.
Me- srs. D. F. Mahaffey, D. W.
Swann, M. K. Cozad. R. T. Heaton,
W. W. Ashe, and F. M. Worthy have
been antong the Andrews visitors in
Murphy this past week.
Mr. J. V. Pa vis, Jr., of Charlotte,
is visiting Mrs. R. V. Wells this
week.
Master Edwin Wells Brown entertained
with his sixth birthday party
at the home of his grandmother, Mr*.
R. V. Wells, on Thursday afternoon,
March 1st. The children showered
Edwin with lovely littlu predBntd.
The afternoon was happily spent
playing many littl0 indoor games.
When the children gathered in the
dining room, there they found the
birthda> cake with six tiny candles
all in a glow. Hot chocolate and
cake and ir.inta in little blije baaketa
were ser.ed. Those enjoying the
afternoon were Nettie Houston Dickey,
Mary Jo. Davis. Cecil Mattox,
Clyde Townson, Robert and Mary
Weaver, Robert L. Smith, Ralph Randall.
Bill Hunt, Charles H. Hyatt,
Louise Axley, Edna Patton, Jerry
Davidson. Ruth CI egg. Misses Lynn
Albright. Carcie Ferguson, Mrs.
Catherine Sessoms, and Mrs. J. J.
Hastings assisted in the serving.
:c Works
Old People
ANY FAMILY MAT TRY IT FREE
Thousands of parents art asking
theniselret. "Where run ! firid a trust
i ,?r<Ar lasaiirt thai an-or it in the
family can use i. hen cL"is!ipated'.'"
I u roe vuu to try Svrup f'rpsin.
I trill gladly profide a liberal Jrer
f ample hattle. sufficient far an adequaU
trst. Unit me u here In send it
\d.tress I>r. W. H. I a I duel I. 515
WatAuiflfun St., Montuxllu, lllinuis.
Ita It IM? *
weaken you. and their reartioi^
tends to nmki> Vim nuir*
paled than before. v?
Now try the milder method.
Dr. < aildweU's Syrup Pepsin dors
not lose its effect with repented
use, mid increased doses
nre unnecessary. Mrs. E. M.
Rursess of Enfield, N. C.. who is
73, keeps herself in good healtli
irith it. and Mr. Chnrles Cborman
of Staple!on, Staten Island. N. V.,
wasted fifteen years and considerable
money on other remedies
before finding steady relief with .
Syrup Pepsin.
Use I>r. Caldwell's Syrup Peplin
yourself the next time you
luffer from constipation, biliousness,
headache. sleeplessn?*8s, inligeation,
piles or night cramps. '
Many thousands of elderly people
ise nothing else, and it costs them
ess than a cent a dose. Druggists
lave sold it successfully for 30
fears, and it is i!h? moat widely
v ?ught family laxative in the
sorkj.
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fHE CHEROKEE SCOUT. Ml
PRICES
UILDING E
g. co. :
P hone 95 p
f'OLDS
c f hca \ or chert aro r?oro easily
treated externally with?
n m^>
TW 9 W\ St
v vaporub
Over 17 MiUion Jan UteJ Yearly
Mr?. Polly Brittain Campbell, of
Newport. Tenn.. ig spending this
w? ok jjjBH her parents. Mr. and Mr*.
Mark Brittain. She arrived last Sat?
tirday.
j Robert Well- was g v?n a : urprise
birthday party last Thursday ?veiling
by hi? mother, Mrs. R. V. Wells.
' A number of his school mate? and
friends were invited, included >
among whom were Mia.?"* Leila I'aey,
F.ugcnia Holcombe, Emogenc
Axley, Maurine Fain, l.ena McJunk-!
in. Lucile If>11. El ?both Ford, and
Fay Wise, and Lucira Cope. Charles
\ Ct-Igg. Arthur and Chn"'. v Real, Herry
Harnett, Burt Sava H. A. Mattox,
Clyde McJunkin. 1 ur Brittain.
Frank Ellis and Herbert Mr "all. A
number of games weie p. ; \ aftc:
which the birthday oak *. rated
with fifteen candles, and ot'.K refreshments
were enjoyed.
Miss Alice Brock has been name*!
postmistress at Brock, Graham County,
according to word brought here
a few days ago.
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Letitia
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Wo art? triad to see such pretty
weather.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Green were
visiters of M. A. Green last Sunday i
evening.
Mr. O. P. McClure passed through
the Sandy Gap section last Sunday, i
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Manda Mundy is visiting her bro. j
ther. of Hangingdog, this week. ^
M Harrison Glonts and family
i are going to Gnstonia son.
Mr. Anly Self has returnd home
from Murphy.
Mr. W. L. been hau'irr
j - : im;Nor?
wr.k v.' ' I t* a W~y H'?"
j for the gir:s as th:*v are ccnteinplat-j
ing sowing .heir flower beds.
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The second Saturday and Sunday
are our regular meeting days at Oak
Grove. Everybody invited to come.
Misses Gallic and Delia Stiles entertained
a large crowd Saturdnv
night with singing.
Mr. Edgar Stiles, of Ranger, visited
his uncie, of Lctitia. Saturday j
and Sunday.
Mrs. Dacia Clonta visited Mrs. 1.
M Taylor last Tuesday.
Calis Sunday school will bo or-,
ganized the second Sunday in March. ,
Everybody come.
There is n?t much farm work go- j
ing on around here.
B. H. Clonts is preparing to move j
to Gastoni8.
T. .T. Tnylo is enpoying a lafjr .
patonage at the Montgomery Mill.
Piknney Payne has been gardening
some.
Issac Taylor is the light-weight
champion of this community.
Sunday, March 11, is meeting day
at Cc!li?. Everybody come.
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IRPHY, NOR 1.1 CAROLINA
^yrA tlirobbi^^^
I Wncn'O': -! headache?^
&MENT.:OLATUM I
^Lquic,v''y < ocfhesit^^
WANT ADS
. .The Mv.i? !! err;- H Maryvile.
Tent'.., \ . I a v" y-t f t::: h t ?.iy
i-nr .i yn. . :? \ an i f
'pjood ihiract r win- aio \ t*:;r of
Able- (l td . a ? ;?f 1 !v
employment t .lu c?r.<-h::!f 1 .
from the hosiefj ru-* a
room of aluxmi ' om^uny of Ar
. a. i ?a. 'I < . - '12\f
WE PAY $36.'JO weekly lull time.
7 5c ar. hour snare time
hosiery, guaranteed t wear ton
month- or replaced free. 30 tyii .
Free urn, lee to workers. Salary or
SO per cent commission. Good aa:?- j
erv is un absolute necc ity. you
sell it Experience un- i
H? v. K.\ jl.E KNITTING
. Dnrly, fa.
. !STRH T MANAGER WASTE; >
For Cherokee, clay. Graham. 1 a a.-,
and profitable business. Exclusive
and .Ma on C >unt.c ?. Permanent b
territorial protection. Small in y
vestment. 100 per cent profit. Ex- .
penses to Raleigh if contract igrcd.
Box 72. llalciRh, N. C.
STRAIGHT SALAht $s? per week *
and i vpenses to man or woman '
w.th i . t < intioduce POULTRY i
MI\TUIJi. i'.i'ika Ffjj Co. K.a i Si.
Louis. III.
1
*.7ANTE!)?Men or women to take
orders far genuine guaranteed ho- t
. ei y for men women and children.
Eliminates daminjr. Salary $75 per i
week full time, $1.50 an hour spare]
t m.'. Beautiful spring line. International
Stocking Mills, Norristown,
Pa. 29-10t-p
NOTICE Have some good work 2
stock, muiei, marcs, and norses. _
Will sell cheap or would trade for
a good one-ton Ford truck. FRANK
D. DICKEY. f
AGENTS WAN TED 1 no J. R
Watklns Comnanv will < im lo? ?,n
lady or geneleman a pent in Murnhv.
Watkins Products arc known every ''
where, and our salespeople make hip
incomes. Investigate this opportune 11
ity! Full particulars and valuable r<
samples sent free to hustlers who el
mean husines. Write today. THE
J. H. WATKINS, CO. Dept. *5, New
York. N. Y.
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WANTED? iu
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SLidder man, Circular mill tower
and log|eri; only firit-claii
men need apply. i e,
HIAWASSEE RIVER LUMBER
COMPANY 'c
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Knoxville Te"*"
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FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS!
Varieties: Jersey Wakefield. All' si
Head, Winstead, Copenhagen. Mar-1 f<
ket and Charleston; shipped parcel! w
post delivered; 25c per lrtu; ?l.oo|fi
per 500; $2.00 per 1,000: bv express!
$1.00 per l.uuu. HIGH KNOLLTRUCK
FARM, F R. Hart-rid. Pro.
prietor. Kencrsville. N. C.. Route 4,
Box 31. 2t-p. j
Land For Sale 225-acre
farm land for sale, TO acres cot-^
ton land, no ditches; pood timbor and j
buildings, freestone water, in Gilmer
County; bargain in this farm a- I j
am going into other business. Write j
or see W. IT. GARNER, Ellijay, Ga., 1
Route 1, Box 50.
31 -4t-p.
NOTICE?I will he in Murphy February
15th. to buy cattle. Will
buy all le nds and will pay highest
cash dollar, or al they are worth.
J. W. STOY \LL, Murphy. N. C.
WANTED?Five men, $3.00 per day.
Board $6.00 per week; acid wood
cutting.. J. Y. SOGERS, Old Fort,
N. C.f 31-2t-p.
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Concert ?:?ger CrowneJ
Queen cf Radio
World
mr ^
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mi'-s t:pitii : :r:\t7t. . b*
d .American t- rt ' ?. who v . i
electi ?l from a long list of rechili?nc
it to be brood -r. - 1 from 'hi? '
Mint; * n.iro^nr. The < rt tviroad
a *? '! ?a Fob*nary "'-d, fron.
t-.t ? A"' i II of the H im' 1 'iT'-r I'
artmcn' i;.orc in Newark, N. .?.
ATTENTION,
PUBLIC!
We have leaird the TiIbOB
Shoe Sbo*~, 1 oret -d in the Griffith
Building, and are prepared
to do firat-cla** Shoe work.
Vll Work Strict'y Guaranteed
-SUBSCRIBE TO THE SCOUT
The thrifty shopp
"Mmi
ShoePolisl
Notkitvq else will d
You qet more
and Better shine
for your mono;
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TURKISH I
Lfc Siii'iw] VIRGINIA M
g^gg?jm BURLEY fj
L wrtw
] AMftOCAH JOtACCO CO jfa-j,? V rW I
f * -Y * Y Y * ; * f * Y- i- +
v .j. 4.
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t i if
+ t * * A . v. +
Mis .1 cs'c I! 'lay
with M-. T -ff i ;. ul wife.
Seed spent !:. * Su dsy evei ii y. rlth
Mr. (h ' l?f i :? V;?k
for about tw > nu . and n * able
t< work any.
Mr. Thomas Floyd and wife spent
last Sunday with Mr. ?' B. Hedriek
and family.
Mr. John Floyd spent last Sunday
witjj Mr. Green Hembreo and wife.
The gon of Mr. Burt Blaekwell,
of Ducktown. ran his car npain-t
the house the other day. receiving
injuries that proved fatal.
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h [' *r 4*
X Upper Peachtree J
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4- -! * * -k tfr -k * * * * * * + t
The farmers hi rt? are beginning
to plow and plant pardons.
Arthur, Willie and Nettie I.unaford
:?re amonp those on the sick list
here .hi, wo,k.
J. H. Thomasson, who is teaching
at Swaney. spent the last week end
here with relatives. Ho returned to
his sohol Monday., ?
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Sum Hunnieutt, who : working in
Your Patronage Wi'.l Be
Ap. reci itrd
ELLIOTT & HANEY
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CARD OF THANKS
We wi ^ to thank our many friends
>r their extreme kindness during the
st illness ?f ol?r dear wife and
lother. Your presence and assist- j
r.c,. nn?l the many beautiful flora*,
ibutes were consoling: to us. and
>r all of these we are deeply prutcil.
May (Jed's richest blassinps
?st upon you everyone, is our nrayr.
r>k S. r HKRJIl WAV
AND t'HILDRKN*
The Tilson Shoe Shop, located In
lie Griffiths' Tluilditip. h bce^ lea d
by F.lhott and Han y. and will be
perated under that name, accord- (
ip to announcement made Thura#y
Born to Mr. and r??l-. W. S. Dick- !
v Tuesday mominp a fine bov.
Mr. neu Weal. 7 vtUTT.'.'d to C1'apo
a few days a p?> to assume his
rork there, after havinp spent ten
ays with hi parents. Mr. and Mrs.
. M. West.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mulkey. of Winton-Salem.
N C., arc vi itinir home
ilks in and around Murphy. They
ere both reared here nut! have many
riends and relatives in this section.
the arid wood businos here. made
a business trin t? Mr; n City the
ast week.
Per ar.d Artie Mns!ello and Arnold
Kay. Ruth and Dora Gregory were
ail visiting relatives and friends here
Saturday r.nd Sunday.
' Rev W. T Truett and his son,
| Henry, were h? re looking over the.r
old home place and shaking hatuV
with relatives and friends the latter
part of last week.
' Mr. ?r.l Mr-, mark Silrrrv "f CenPeachtrce,
werthe guests of
i and Mrs. J. S. J o es, of this place
Tuesday. ?
Taylor Kelley has been very busy
!???t >? , ; ?
?- ? I' | M1K ? K seng
i irarden for T. .T. Thomas^on.
. Th .oi*al exercises wore on joyed
' uH present at the hov of Misses
and Orn Thomas.* > Sunday
aisrht.
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