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MURPHY. NORTH CAROLINA /
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' ' Prohibition Commissioner Roy A.
( Haynes i* between the devil and the
I . deep blue sea?only it is red liquor
' as usual, which is at the bottom of
I his troubles. To aid to Haynes* or|
| dinary discomfiture, the reform
i committee of the Methodist Episcoi
pal Church charges that he was heir,
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; dry law enforcement, and that Secretary
of die Treasury Mellon and
J Rt venue Commissioner B!air h???i
taken the reigns away from him.
' Haynts denied this in a formal state;
ment, but the Philadelphia North
I American, one of the oldes newspapers
in the country. charges that
Haynes was compelled by "higher'
ups" to make this denial. The North
American, which is regardcr a5 dry,
propounded a list of highly embarri
sing questions for H~ynea to answer.
but he hap igjo.ed them. It
may be necessary, after all f.?: the
President to take a personal hand .11
1 rt :ihit'on enforcement.
Now that firmer Senator Fran!:
Kellogg, one of lh "lame ducks" ?f
the Harding adminisiiation, h is b? ?-n
picked up by President C<M dgc
and given one of the finest enioaI
sadorable appointment extant?that.
J of representing the United State- in
I London the political wiseacre 1 in
Washington hardly know what to expect
of Coolidge. The Kellogg appointment
hs|s revived the dying
h. pes of a lot of other defeated Re*
1 publican Senators and Congressmen
and they will soon be knocking at
the Whitchouse door for any plums
which they can get.
One 0f Washington's final official
actv in winding up the Harding administration
was the acceptance and
d? poait by the National Museum of
one of the evening gowns which
Mrs. Florence Kling Harding wore
while she was the First Lady. The
'dies.- will hf . w;?v
Iure of Mrs. Harding along with the
gmvi:..- cf all the president*' wives
from Marth. Washington down.
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j J. R. McCarl. of ..taska, the
r Comptroller General of the United
I States, who came to Washington a ^
* few years ago as a Congressman's
Secretary, is one of the m<>>t talkedof
young men in W.vhington these
days. For two year- he has been the
center of various squabbles anil more
or les- serious controversies over the j
payment of claims against the gov- j
eianient, and he* ha< aroused the j
wratj, of Cabinet officers and lesser ^
officials-by refusing to listen to the'.r I j
advice. McCarl maintain^ that he j ^
; gets his authority from Congress and .
no where else. His latest jump to:?
the first page came about through B
. the payment by his office of a $3:1,- (
000 claim, over the objection and in ] r
the face of tr .- opposition of the , j)
Veterans Bureau. 1 ^
The word has Rone out that Presl- j ^
dent Coolidge does not intend to ,
make any speeches until he address- .
? < < ongress next month on "The | 1
State of the Union." This will be J
Coolidge'* first message to Congress "
and every word it contains will be;
carefully weighed rind considered be-j
; fore it is tossed into Congressional
| ears. The President is expected to ;
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* The BEST Emergency Remedy |
for Man and Beast!
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Says Vim. BlaJock. Lvndnvrt
N. C. "I have used Mexican
, Cmai Mustang Liniment lor all kincji
Qig of sp-ai.v3. bruises, cuts and
I j gf.-jfc.. srres. m horses as well as mar.
' Sitter and believe it to b? the best lim1849"
now in use 1 I cep il m
my house ail the time and w-n
tnrnd it to all a.> thj lot itmnn ./
for a!!perpesti."
j' . Mustard Llniir.er.t is compered .
1 ? of sooihini!. hnlice oils th:.?.
ML. when ruobrd in. penetrate the i
1 tissue* to the bnr.t ' Mustang
! > conlainsno alcohol, aeidtt or ;>cp.
i/v' -J per, and docs nut smart ocsUr.i;
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I i?nWllF' --r-^S owtr?^ >1 ta?tar it I.iiaiment
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deliver the message in person, thas
following the precedent established^
by WiUon and continued by Harding.
SOUTHEASTERN EXPRESS
ENTERS INDIANAPOLIS
ATLANTA. Ga., Nov. 14?Service
of the Southeaster- Expriess Company
has b?en extc ' 1 into Indianapolis,
Ind.. over th* lines of the Interstate
Public S;?vice Electric
Company, operating an electric line
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Standard
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The Difl
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' ' HE famous Willys-K
available in two finisl
nickel trimmed, with b
running gear, at newly
dard, by request, endrel
Spanish long grain up!
price saving. Doors fror
ir, *' A demonstration \
tliis fine car's great popi
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LADY GOT SO W
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Ifter Suffering From Many Ferns
Cardui and Took It, She S
'COME TIME AOO," says Mrs.;:
3 Bucna McFarlard. of R. F. D. 2, ;
Bostic, N'. C., 'I suffered a great 3
lea) with weakness common to women. had
bearing-down pains, my sides and
ack hurt, and my limbs drew. I would n
;et so weak in my knees I could scarcely u
land. >|
"I was very nervous, and could not'
est I didn't feel like eating. I grew ;:e
hin, and did not have ambition for any- , a
ling '?!
"I had been trying jther remedies . ># i
?rt did not get any better. j<
"Some one told ?_ ? of Cardui, mu tr
rhat it was recommended for. 1 also |
DON'T WAIT!
BUY NOW!!
v? e nave a complete I
Overcoats, ranging in pri
Suit or Overcoat for eve
look them over while in .V
Coat Suits, Coats and
Children?a full line of
Underwear and Sweaters
reach.
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CHRISTC
LEADING DRY t
Styleplus Ch>tfie? fori
\"%zzr Murpb,
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fri<Uj, November 1923
between Louisville, Ky., ur.d Wli^M
r.poli?, ?#th seven train? daily
aach direction- H
The Southeast^,, has ;.cnt<J jB
fk;o in the Indiantfyolis tcnaj^^H
r f the electric line which t IfecaiB
?i in the center of the city Vji | I
fleet o# green truck?, which arc
well known in all Southern chiaal
has been put on the street? of 4
Hosier capital. Offices hare thai i
been established at all -ta*ion? |
'.weert Louisville ar.d IndinfU f>lhB I
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:erence is 1
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nigh Coupe-Sedan is now |
ies:Pe Luxe, in rich blue, S
>lacksuperstructure and > 3
red iced price; and Stan- &
y in alack, with washable V
lolstey, at a still greater a
it ant rear?no seat climb- &
evca! the reason for n
llariy. 8
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t Troubles TWs Lady Heard of
ys, "Until I Was WeT
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ok a Ladle* Birthday Almanac and
ad of a case something like mine. 1
Id my husband to get H and 1 would
y it.
"I saw a great improvement after the
e first bottle (of Cardui), so 1 kept it tip
itil I was well. Now I am the picture
: health."
Thousands of other women have writn,
to tell of the benefidal results obined
by taking Cardui, and to recomend
ft to others.
Cardui has stood the test ot exteastve
re, for more than forty years, tm Am
eatment ot troubles common to women.
Try it.
i as
ine of ien's Suits and J
ce from$io to $35?a
ry man. Don't fail tk>
Dfesscs for Radios and
Dry Goods ant Notions, j
at * price evcirone can
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