PACE EIGHT
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Bible Thoughts for
the Week
Sunday.
GOD RULES WITHIN.?I will
put iny Spirit with.'n you. and cause
VOU to A.ilk In my stamti* and to
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theiu. And ye shall dwell In the
land that I gave to your fathers;
and ye shall be tziy people, and I
will be your God.?Exek. 36:27, 28.
Moaday.
GOD S PLEASANT SURPRISES.
?Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard,
neither have entered Into the heart
of man. the things which God hath
prepared for thetn that love him ?
I Cor. 2:9.
Tuesday.
INEXPRESSIBLE PEACE?The
peace of God, which pusseth all
understanding, shall keep your I
hea^s und minds through Christ
Jesus.?Philip. 4:7. j
Wadaasday. J
DO GOOD TO ALL MEN?Let j
us not be weary In well doing; for J
In due season we shall reap. If we j
faint not.
As we have therfore opportunity. ]
let ua do good unto all men, especially
unto them who are of the ;
nousaaoia oi iaitft.?ual. 8:?, 10.
1 b u r ?<1 jr.
YE WOULD NOT ?O that thou
hadst hearkened to Vly commandments
; then had thy peace been as
a river. and thy righteousness a*
the waves of the sea.?Is*. 46:18,
Friday.
I SlLAIJh NOT WANT?The
Lord la my Shepherd; I shall not
want. . . . Surely goodness and
mercy shall follow me all the days
of my life. and I will dwell In the
house of the Lord forever.?Pa. 23:
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Saturday.
FEAR MoT.?Tbua salth the
Lord that created thee, O Jacob,
and lie that formed thee, O Israel.
Fear not: for T have redeemed
thee, I have ??led thee by thy
name; thou art Mine.?Isa. 43:L
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. F. D. 1, Burlington, Tex.,
rites as follows regarding
rience withCardui: "Some
1 had a nervous breaksome
kind. .. I was very
d so nervous. 1 had faints
and suffered a great deal,
5 from the weak, trembly,
un! fueling than anything
IM/ else. 1 1:- -v i nc.dedatonic, and
needed it w?d!y. I began the use
of Cardui to see ?f ! couldn't get
(0) some strength, r 1 new o! other
Mgk cases that had been helped by its
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twill makes this skirt-and
Jacket style in a youthful dress that ?|
presents Itself us a substitute for the n
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' for the novel decoration, which apl^ars
in a panel on both skirt and
nMlce. bands the sieves and covers
the military collar M-?lre ribbon is V
n*ed for ties.
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use. 1 soon saw a great improvement,
so 1 kept it up. 1 used seven fB
bottles of Cardui, and can say the 2k "X
money was well spent, for 1 grew
well and strong. Am now able to
| do all my housework and a great .2k s
Ideal ot work besides." . <
If you are weak, run-down, _
nervous and sutler from the ailments
peculiar to women, it is " I
' very likely that Cardui will help W
' you, in the way it helped Mis.
Lange and has helped thousands 5c
of others, during the past 40 years, (A)
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t all over the world.
There is only one way to
ough the Newspaper
The Newspapers contain i
sayings and writings of tl
politics, business, science
sic.
The Newspaper is at once
I the best of all educators.
Whatever else you read?
EAD THE NEW
ion consult your r*>v'
o the Secretary ,
ess Association, .?
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THE CHEBOKE
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in this Farmer-Labor parade
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WANTS
"OIw SALu?otvrtr house ana stuck
of goods. Best business in the
ity apd established trade. Address
?ox 140. Blue Ridge, Ga. (5-4th>
FOR SALE
.OTS AND HOUSES AND LOTS
AND GOOD FARMS
?In and ncar Murphy?Call On?1
L. E. MAUNEY
Murphy, N. C.
FOR SALE
Tht Sour Johnson Farm as a whole
r divided into three sections. Good
prings on each section. One half
lile from Murphy Accredited school
ems W. H. ME RONE Y, City.
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PANTED?Men or women to take,
orders for genuine guaranteed ho- j
cry for men. women, and children,
liminates darning. Salary $75 n'
eck full time, 51.50 an hour spare;
me. Cotton*, heathers, silks. In'rnational
Stocking Mills, Norris>wn,
Pa. (8-lOt-jO
FOR SALE?Twenty-two acres <-f
land near the Cherokee Company's
and mill, small house, fruit trees.
rrnes, good spring. also city water, j
ddress Box 303, Murphy, N*. C. !
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OTICE?If you want t0 buy a nice ",
hor-?* in Murph; it a xcal bargain
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PATENTS
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illy developed and perfected before
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formation; do not delay the filing i
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it. Gibson A- Fox. 310-A Mc- ;
tchlen B;dg, Washington, D. C.
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E SCOUT. MURPHY. NORTH CAKOl
Outfit for Little Miuy J
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Although grandma or auntie should i
fall to knit a new sweater for her
this fall, little Missy will not be com- 1
fort less. The knitting mills are
turning out thousunds of sweaters and
caps for girls?little and big?and Just I
keeping up with the demand for .
theni. A yrwlij cr style, with
cap to match, is pictured here and the
cap Is trimmed with crocheted flowers.
Cherokee Superior Court?Fall Term .
1023.
Champion Fibre Compeny and F.
P. Cover & Sons, Inc.
vs. !
Sam Hunnicutt ct. als.
NOTICE !
Let the defendants. Sam Hunnl- j
cutt. W. T. Truett and Amanda
Truett, in respect of whom service ?
of summons is demanded, take notice
that an action, entitled as above has '
be?n begun against them and other <
heirs at law of W. II. Truett, deceased,
in tht? superior court of Chero- *
kee County, U. C.. to remove a
cloud upon the title of a part of en .
try No. 6663, Grant No. 2990, cast [
by Grant No. 10393, Entry No. 8016 *
which alst named entry is claimed by
said defundanis and ot ,h| heirs at! i
'aw of said W. FI. Truett. \
And said defendant.*, aro further '
notified to be and apear before the ?
CK-r kof the superior Court of Cher- i!
kee County, N. C., at his ufioe in
the court house in Murphy on the |
29th day of October, 1923. and an- ?
swer the complaint on file in said ,
action, or the relief prayed by the \
plaintiff will be granted. This Sept. '
29, 1928.
E. E. DAVIS, Clerk. !
Superior Court. \
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Crtp? Aftin for Ckfldroi
Wool crop** ami silk crepe, too, ar?
popular fabrics for little girls' drease?. i
And sometimes the two are oomblned ?
as In the Uttle frock Illustrated, where ] .
a light-colored bodice is set on to a * ?
darker skirt. Little buttons, PitCSd in
groups and a braided tash finish IL v
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I To the Cher
| Fair Associatic
I 5 and 6th,
W. M. FAIN GROC
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OCTOBER 4TH, 51
? Is the days on whicjj the Cherokee (
S everybory come ar.d have a hip time.
C store your headquarters while in to<
l feel perfectly at home with us.
? While here look ovtr our Fall L
S men and children. They are solid It
L \\ e also have the best irroet ries t!
art. right. Flour, w0 have it, seven
r best that can ! had. We also cari
j. S. Meal, Huls. Short Hayt ChickenFe
j, We want to bay for cash. eggs.Ch
? Farm products that we can handle.
[ Brinjr the whole family to the F
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Furnishings
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to vvf}** YO'-t AN I1 "Y \ ,--j !,?
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The best way l"or you .l/'S'ohe I
agreeably acquainted^*!. ^
to let us clean, repair'and pm, I
your clothes. Ono ? \ I
trial will convince y*aat a I
you that our mu- I
tual business ac- , H
q u a 1 nt ancsship
will b e worth
New Model Tailoring* I
& Steam Pressing $ I
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A. M. WILEY, Proprietor J
Rear Dr. Next Door to ?
W'ello* ????? w?r. r rod Johatoxf
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okee County
?n October 4,
ERY COMPANY
n Phone 101
'H AND 6TH
bounty aFir will he held. Let
We want you all to make our !
tvn. Come in and see us and ' |
ine of SELZ shoes for Men, Wc?ather
and Guaranteed,
tat money can buy. Our prices '
different grades, prices are the
ry full line of Feed, such as C. 1
vd, etc.
lickens, Irish potatoes and all
air and enjoy yourselves.
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