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? 10:00 O'CLOCK, A. M., THE
& EVER HELD IN
X Two Brick Stores joining the C
X Weeks Store, new stock of goo<
V ern 1 1 -room house, 2 acres cut i
? large business lots on Railroad !
12 in the City.
IWe are expecting a big crowd ;
$50.00 in prizes. One pound o1
streets at 10:00 oclock, a. m.. :
get it. 26 pieces cf silver, Elgii
the guessing contest.
We want everybody to come am
your assistance. We want you,
for what you do.
We Begin our sale with three Ai
words at the same time. Comi
The Champion Fibre Ccmpany!
Timber Land near P.-y*on City
mill there. People of Bryson
for development!
?Sale Coni
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NORTH CAROLINA ^ J
lay the 5th i
BIGGEST AUCTION SALE $
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BRYSON CITY X
ity Square, Main Street. The J
Ts and meat market stand. Mod- S
in lots on Academy street. Two ^
siding?tnis is tne oest property ^
and a big sale! We will give 9
f money will be thrown in the A
sharp. Be there, children, and 7 *
n Gold W atch will be given in y
d enjcy this sale and give us ^
we need you, we will pay you ?
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uctioneers, speaking the same a
e see it done! m
lias Seventy thousand Acres of X
and are planning to locate their *
City are opening the channel y
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TH CAROLINA ^ ^ |
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SCOUT. MUHPHT, NORTH CAROLINA
WANT ADS
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The Ideal II > lerv Maryville, .
Term., will always furnish steady t
employment to women and girls of s
good character who are IC year of c
*ge. i
Able-bodied men can find steady a
| employment within one-half mile I;
from the hosiery mill in furnace
iroom of alumnae Company of Artier- ^
a. Alcoa* TV nr.. 22tf. J11
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WE PAY $36.00 weekly full time,
75c an hour spare time selling
osicry. guaranteed to wear four
: months or replaced free. 36 styles. _
Free samples to workers. Salary or
i 30 per cent commission. Good hos- ^ <.
fry jjt an absolute necessity, you I
n sell it eu^ily. Experience un-!
sry. KA 1LE KNITTING (
*, Dr.rbr, / i.
STRAIGHT SALAr.i" " per week
and expenses to man or woman
A.th t : to inttodiue POULTRY
I .VIXTl l.r. I'.nk, I fc Co. En t St. 1
? BBBWI??aw
ix>u:s, ill. :
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WANTED Men o?- women to take j,
, orders for genuine guaranteed ho- j.
eery for men women and children. >
Eliminate? darning. Salary $75 per l
week fill I time, SI 50 an hour spare 1
time. Beautiful spring line. Inter- '
national Sto< k?ng Mill-. Norristown, '
Pa. 29-10t-p *
f AGENTS WANTED? ine J. R.
Watklns C mpany will employ a
lady or geneleman agent in Murphy.
Watkin? Products are known every
where, and our ale-people make big
incomes. Investigate this opportun- .
itv! Full partn-ulnrs r.nd valuable j
sampli s >cnt fn to hustlers who J j
mean l>u-iru Write today. THE
J. i:. WATKINS, CO. Dept. New
York, N. Y. jv
SAI.KSMKN U ANTKI)?Fruit Tree <
S ic r.( pi. fitaV!.', pleasant,
steady work. Good side line for, '
farim rs, toucher* and others. Permanent
job ' u d workers. Write'
for terms. Concord Nui.-erii s. Dept (
33."?. Concord, t?a. (3 !-12t-p) {
LOST?Oat? bunch f kev< on streets ;
Wedr < day containing about n
.I..7.VIJ M-ys uf lite following marks: .
Y". l..*k-. Mazer Safe and National
Cash Register stamped on them. ,
) Return to The Scout and get reward.
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\\ ANTED?Men or women to tak?* ,
orders for genuine guaranteed ?
ho? ry for men. women and ehil- 1
dren. Eliminate darning. Salary
c7."> a week full time. $l..%0 an hour' 1
| spare time. Beautiful spring line.
: International Stock;:.g Mil's. Morris- 1
i town. I'a. (3."-10t-p) J
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? FOR SALE?Genuine Porto Rico
Potato, slips,, government treatI
cd and inspected, May and early !
t June Delivery; grown near Atlan- t ;
| ta. making them better adapted to
! your section with very short time i
| between drawing and setting. Pre- j
paid $1.65 per M, cr $3.20 for 2
J M. Order early. J. J. SEAY, Tate,
' I Ga. (3?-5tp )
LOST?One hound pup, 9 mo. old, ,
black with white on feet, and end j
; of tail. Will pay reward for
i' finding him or any information. Roy
j: Wells, Murphy, N. C. (
II FOR SALE?Two autos for sale at f
j a bargain for cash or bankable .
I notes. One 1922 Ford Touring en-,
sum.' as r?w, only used short time,.
;.?cd . .a ;.ad .a first-ciass mo- j
Ichanical condition, for $300.00. Or.:
1921 Overland Roadster, good con- j
i d:tion. g <o-.i tires, new battery, only
run 7800 miles for $150.00. FRED
j 0. SCROGGS, Brasstown. N. C.
PUBLIC SALES
We have purchased 122,000 I
' pair of U. S. Army Munion last
hoe>, sices 5 1-2 to 12, wh.ch
} was the entire surplus stock of
one of the largest U. S. Govern;
meat shoe contractors. 1 ,
This Shoe, is guarantee4 one
j hundred per cent solid leather,
color dark tan, bellow* tongue,
dirt end waterproof. The actual
value of tkis shoe is $ .00.
Owing to tbi* tremendous buy 1
w? can offer same to tbe public I
at $2.95. 1
Send corr-jct size. Pay Postman
on delivery or ?*<! money I
order. If shoes are not as rep- 1
resented we will cheerfully re- |
fund your money promptly upon
request. |
NATIONAL BAY STATE SHOE
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j I 296 Broadwuy, New York, N. t.
4 NOTICE. I*
tax payers of Cherokee Coun- .
y uf>. hereby notified to meet the
ax mVters of their respective townhipnturini?
the nv?nth of May at s
he tiBsV ?nd place set apart by the
aid 1 i4\takers and jfive a full and
omplcA\! st of all their real and *
>er x>na!Y| operty and also furnish
i true aAiiuIture census as requir d
1 will havu? he census abstracts in j J
Iurphy on\V iy the 7th t?? distrib-!
ite t? the list takers of the various
ownships. *
This April 23. 1923.
GEO. F. HENTRIX.
County Tax Supervisor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS *
<ORTH CAROLINA?
Clay County.
in tki. fiiini>rinr Court
"lay County. Clay County Hank. CI.
H. Haigler. F C. Allison, et. ak
v<.
'ublic Service Company.
NOTICE.
Whereas, the undersigned. W. C.
?mart. was dulv appointed perma- 1
::t receiver n: the abave itaim-u i
lofendant. Public S :?rvi Company
y His l!i>nor Henry P. Lane. Judge ^
'residing. at Chamber* at Murphy.
C. (*.. on the day of January. !
923: and whereas, at flprij Term.
9*23. Clay Superior ('ou t an or!er
was entered in this cause recjuir
ng notice to issue to all creditors
n or hi fore the loth day of August.
1923:
X w, therefore, all crt'ditors of
aid Public Service Company and
ill persons having claims n/iin7
aid defendant of any nature what-'
never, will take notice that they ar,. 1
louired to present their claims to
he undersigned receiver of said
'ublie Service Company at h:- of-1,
ic.. in Iiayesville. X. on or before
the 15th day of August, 1923. |
md all suc^ creditors or claimants
vill further t ikt notice that unlu s
hey present their claims on or be
th'. rotice will be pleaded in
>ap <?f their recovery.
This thc - ***? day ?f Apr 1. 1923.
\Y r*.SMART.
Receiver if Public Service Co.!
tob-Gt)|
: RANGER >
Rev. T. L. N?filled his r: guar
appointment Sunday.
Mi s Inez Long nude abusincss
rip to Mur; hy . Monday.
A large ? ?wd attended prayer
?ervices Wednesday night at th.'
tome of W. J. Sneed.
There are several cases of meases
in the community at present.
Tom King nvide a business trip to
Murphy Monday.
The farmers have been taking advantage
of the pretty weather.
Mr. J. H. Davidson and Miss Jenlc
Ball were married April 12th at Blue
Ridge, Ga. We wish them n long
ind happy life.
Miss Lois Kilpatrick is visiting
relatives at Isabella.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kilpatrick entcrtained
the young folks with a
ringing Saturday night. *
Miss Bessie Sneed, who has been
seriously ill of pneumonia in Fort
Sanders hospital, Knoxville, Tenn.,
s at home for a few days.
J. L. Johnson and Lum Walker
itade a business trip to Murphy one
lay last week.
Mr. Emory Kisselburg left Mon!av
for Akron, Ohio.
LADY GOT SO W
GOULD Si
After Suffering From Many Ferns
Cardui and Took It, SheS
"OOME TIME AOO," uyt Mrs !
^ Buena Mc Far land, of R. P. D. 2.!
Bostic, N. C., "I suffered a great
leal with weakness common to women.
I had bearing-down paint, my tides and
Jack huit, and my limbs drew. I would
get to week la my knees 1 could scarcely
uand.
"I ?B very nervous, sad could aot
at I didn't feel Hire eating. I grew
:hla, and did not have ambition lor anyhlng.
"I had been trying other remedies.. ..
ad did not get av better.
"Some oae Md as o< Card*, aad
aM'n area recommended tot. I dao
FrU?y. April *7. 1)Q
KINSEY , jfl
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Times arc picking up aruond Kin. II
icy for everybody has gone to work ||
Mr. Verlin Brown, of Kin*^ j|r ||
Sdjrar Brookman, of Binh, left
ruesday morning for Sunburnt. N. C I
Mr. Charlie Haney left Monday to
oin His wife at Hickory, N. C. 9
Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Hu^he* nnd 9
amiiy spent Sunday with Mr. nnd 19
Mrs. Clem Ledford. 1
Mr. Boh Ha-nry and Mrs. Jaefc
Hal', visited home folk* Saturday
tnd Sunday.
Mr. Bill McClure's saw mill is donir
some fine work undor the man -iT'.ment
of Mr. Ariel MeTa^cart.
Mr<. W. 1*. Hall and Mrs. I.ige
Btandridpe visited Mrs. J. A. R.ijrers
Sunday afternoon.
Mr aid Mrs. Carl Campbell vial.
<>d on Birch Saturday and Sunday, i
Mr. To!u' Chaistain visited Mr.
Sill V < aw mill Tu iy.
M CI race Crisp spent Sunday
Mae and Willis MeClttlure
rire Stalcup. of Martin's if
r-.t Saturday night and
k?. Mr Jack Halt
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Frank Hen v, of
\\ < re visiting parents
and ? ' section.
Miss k . and V k llyde
spent on*, ? f 1:. t week with Mrs. s
R. L. Han > !
"^11-Hatti< Haney ami little
hrothei -. G?erge and Noland Hall,
spent the week-end with their Mater,
M:-. Kate Mann, at Tomotla.
:
Mr- e- Maude and .Mamie Hall and
nfUvnoon with Miss Cena Standbridg;
and Mrs. Maggie Hughes.
Mr Will Hall made a business
t -j) to Mufphy last^ Friday.
Bleaching at Roger'* Chapel April
Hi?. K very body is invited.
i Persimmon Creek |
All the farmers here are trying
to iret uli their corn land ready to
plow when the ground gets dry.
Mr. T. G. St|les and daughtfi.Inlaw.
Delia, and little son. Ia trd,
have ictumed from Copperhill where
they have been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Lee yair.
I -y.la Stiles a^id Lilla Darnell entertained
a nic* crowd of young
friends Sunday night at their home
They had a nice singing.
Misses Icey and Gracy Davis spent
last Sunday night with their uncle,
Boyd Stiles.
riiffA,/i c,.i? i? ?* J ??
fron> Turtletown, where he has been
for sometime.
Edd Stiles and Tom Cearley went
to Copperhill to pet them a jcb but
times are dull there.
I.eta Si ilea and Bonnie visited ^
their uncle and aunt, D. C. Stilee. A
last week at Shoal Creek.
EAK
CARCELY STAND
i
lie Troubles TNs Lady Heart of
lays, "Until I Was WeT
took a Ladle* Birthday Almanac lad
read of a latc somethiag Hke miae. 1
told niy :.4*be-d to get It and f would
try it
"I aaw 4 fieal Improvement after ftc
tha KM hnttu r~* /> i-i. ? * I* ..?*
? v?im? \?n vhuuui], mv i i?"r
until I ?a well. Now I em the pics^f
ot health."
Thousands ot other women here writtea,
to ten of the beneficial reaulta ob-|
Mined by taking Cardui, and to recommend
It to otherr.
Cardui has stood tbe test at ealisdi
use, lor mote than forty years, M Ma
IrMtlNM* Al iw*..VI.a tZ
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