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Mrs. J. E. Snow. of Copt-rhill. Tenn
arrived Wednesday afternoon from
Atlanta. Ga., to visit her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Brown. Mrs
Snow has been in Atlanta for -several
days taking treatment at a ho-pital.
Miss Kate Fauver is spend ire: her
vacation with relat:\ - at Vesuvius.
Va. She will return by way f M rristewn.
Ter.n.. on her way home to
visit Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cr< -ks.
Mr. Henry Harris. -:* d'anta.
Ga., is visit r.g hi- brother. Mr. R.
A. Harris.
Misses Bertha Mae C -re. M.-iand
Am-: M< rs r-.-rurit i Sur. *
from Blue R re. Ga.. v. herhave
been attend:r.g h tr
Mary P. Willingnam Sch<
The Woman's < l ab met W-da- -day
afternoon at the Library budd.rj;.
LOSP?Or.e white female setter.
medium -ize brown spot or two
aboot eyes and ears. $10.00 reward.
Hadlev Dickey, city. <lt-pd> .
tf/vyfox.
MOTHER? Fletcher'* Castoi
Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething
orepareti to relieve Infants in
Constipation
Flatulency
Diarrhea
Aids in the assimilation of Food, p
<? Natural Sleep withi
To i?Ow always iook for th
P-oven c?ir-vtinru . 1 .--ir'n package. ]
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Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Clark and little
daughter. Marion, of Copcrhill, Tenn
; are spending several weeks at the
! Dick, y House.
Mrs. Oscar Hendrix returned Saturday
to her home in Blue Ridge. Ga
after having spent several days here
with Mrs. J. \V. Thompson and fa mi
ly. Mr--. Hendrix formerly lived in
rev. > Wi-:bey last. imr
v. - 90-day Porto Rican potato
1 . * th.isand prepaid. May
-1 . June 15th delivery. They are
.t'.ve. First orders will be filled
first. Address J. J. Seay. Tate. Ga.
Mr.-. \V. A. Bryson returned a few
days ago from an extended visit with
relative?. and friends in Chattano-ga.
Tenn., and Hantsvillo, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brocie. of Cop
perniil. T?nn., arrived Tuesday to.
be at the led side of Mrs. BrodieV
father. Captain Roberson. who is very
ill at the t-Rgal Hotel.
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To Sweeten Stomach
Regulate Bowels
iromoting Cheerfulness, Best, yd
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Physicians everywhere recommend i',
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THE CHttOKtfc SCOUt. MUWj
Mis3 Mary Bell will give a music.
recital at the school auditorium Fri-'
day evening: of this week at 7:30}
o'clock. She will be assist:d by
Misses Elizabeth Ford. Kathryn.
Thompson and Evelyn Hill. p
Rev. and Mrs. T. L. Sasser. M:ss'
Carrie Payne, Mr. J. M. Stoner. Mr.
G. H. Cope Mr. C. M. Woffonl. Mrs
P. C. Hyatt, are att.nding the Sol- .
em Baptist Convention in Atlanta
th:> week.
FOR SALE?Seventeen a .r lan"
with good hou e; also one lot with;
four-room house. For further par-j
ticulars se? L. W. Brittain. City.
140-4t-pd)
Mrs. A. J. Martin returned fr :..
Albany. Gn., Sunday afternoon,
where she ha sspent the win:.,
months. She is visiting relatives :r!
Andrews this week. I
Mr. A. C. Richmond returned from
Ashevilie luc-day, where he has been
visiting his family.
FOR SALE?One Florence Oil Stove :
Apply a: Bungalow. (lt> v
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Mr. T. J. Lloyd, of near Young ^
Harr s. Ga.. was a business visitor
:n Murphy Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Axley and little da ugh *
ter. Elanor Marian, left Wednesday ^
for an extericd visit with Mrs. Axley's
grandmother in Talh tton, Ga.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Tom Axley return.d
Tuesday from Atlanta where they
have been visiting Mr. Axley's sister.
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FOR SALE- A tract of land containing
33 acres, 12 acres in cul- 11
tivation. balance in t.mber; near
Martin's Creek school hou^e, in a ^
mile of Dixie Highway. For terms, 1
see R. G. Trull, Route 1. Murphy, 1
X. C. (39-2tjhh)
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FOR SALE?One pair good mares
eight years old, weight about 1100
pounds. Will work anywhere.
W. A. Boyd, Peachtree. i
(2t-pd) \"(i
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FOR SALE?Two houses with four,
ro cache; one with bath; one
en I 'i acre lot, and one on half-acre'
lot; close in. Prices right. For fur-1
ther information see Mrs. J. X. j
Moody, City. <40-3t)P
A farm.r of Xew Hanover County!
is growing an acre of Dili Weed for:
a pickle company. This is still an-.
other new crop for the Old Tarhee' ~
State.
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IMENTHOLATUMJ j
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conservation ,
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A younjr woman who was v r d
in an Eastern Kir.sas irr. ; ;J i : .
a poultry journal that poaLrv-ra.s-;
inp was remunerative, so she decided 1
^0 try it. She purchased a licit and !
set her on thirteen ejrgs. She wrote j
to a poultry journal that poultry- :
raisins was much to her likinjr. and |
wonderc d how lonp the hen should j
remain on the egrgs. The paper '
wrote back: "Three weeks for chicken
and four weeks for ducks." Later I
she wrote to the poultry journal as |
follows: "Many thanks for your
advice about the setting hen. Sh
remained on the nest throe wcA ks, i
and at the end of that time there1
were no chickens hatched. As I did ;
not care for ducks. i took her off the ;
nest and sold the eprgs."
CATARRH
of head or throat is usually
benefited by the vapors of?
Q?r 17 MfilMom Jar* t/^ Ymarjy
J Don't forget the convention of j
farm men and women at State ColI
lege on July 23, 24 and 25. Come'
' prepared to spend the three days.
GHIGHESTERS PILLS
DIAMOND BRAND
LADIE5) f
Aak Jmmr o ?*lrt for Ciri-CmSS-TKR ? A
DIAMOND BRAND PIDLS in Rno and /a\
Gold metallic bo*es. sealed with
Ribbon. Taib ko OTHrs. Bit m( t.w# V/
?> **>? m4 Mk for CUI-CUEB-TtBC V
BUXOKB brand PH.i.g, for twenty***
year* refi^rded at Beat.Safest. Always Reliable.
| SULI) BY ALL DRUGGISTS
j 3?? EVERYWHERE
v : ?3kL & J
PHT. WOKTM CAMOt-IWA
BUY THE MAK^N'S ^ 1
from .
Cherokee Manufacturing
Campa:;y
rIRE LOSS IN
STATE NARLY
HALF MILLION,
"The March fire loss for Xorth
'arcLna v.:. $406,366, a compared
"ith $544,135 for March of last year
nd $864,251 for February of this
ear.*' says the May Bull tiun of the
tate Insuienee Department. I
The value of , roperty at ?i ?:
as $2,717,693, with : surance inolved
of $1,786,291. Value of
uildinjrs, $1,711,385; contents
1.006.308. Insurance on buildings.
1.200.505; contents, $585,788.
o,-s on buildnigs, $237,032; cor.t nt?
',y 134. A further direction of
statistical table tmbiasizes the
ctual money value of waterworks
tul fire departments. There wer f
07 fires during: March. In 21 of the
ities with organized protection there
ere 148 fires, with loss of $125.23,
and values at risk of $1,972,4S.
while theer were but 45 fires
i all the other towns of the State
- loss aggregated $252,443 out of
value of $710,035. Carrying the
urast further, th. table shows that
ut of 13 rural and suburban fires,
it hpropertv at risk of $35,410, the
s= was $28,498. This absolute test
f the value of water and organized
re departments is more plainly
L-monstrated :n th* figures for town
ndcountry dwellings: in 113 town
wellir.gs fires with property risk of,
491,000, the los- was $03,460; !r
hereas in the 8 remaining rural
welling fires property value of $14,75,
the l??vs was $-10,1 18.
In this connection, however. Coml
ssionei* Wade states that in ail
arts of the State there is a wonder
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Ladies' Patent <
Belts, silver an
covered Buckle
Fancy Pearl am
Buttons, dozen
New Bungalow
2 for
36-in. White, P
and Brown Dr?
Yard _
canton Crepe, $
All colors, yar
Alltyme & Krep
Dress Silks,
Big Reduction o
Capes. Get ou
300 Pair of Me
Less Than OneCandler
The
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ill awakening by officials in large
nd small towns to the benefits from
i sanitation and fire protection
land point of adequate water and
ire organization facilities. So great
s th's i_iOgr?ss in the way of adaiti>ns
in old towns that have outgrown
heir epuipnients for fire department
,nd water and for entirely ntw intallations,
he has in course of prearation
a special department bulletn
carrying detailed information as
o this progress accomplished or in
ontemplaticn for the pa.*t year.
These figures, he says, will surprise
.vtn the born boosters into loudei
: raise of the old State's up-to-dei
less, and will inevitable accelerate
the patent present fire lots icd-<In
the ! st of cause? of fires skingl
roofs and defectives flues k c,
Kui with 80, followed by unknown
Go. o.l stoves 14. and 0 each of adjo
imng building, inc:nuiary and soiok
ing. Three of the latter were thi
small town, where smoking see met
it-\ . .. during March.
The classes of property afire in
elude 123 dwelling-, 1C stores. 7
eash ot burines buildings and fac
lories, and 1G outhons. , where r.
lubatorcs or brooders with oil heat
;.c ap"iiance.s w.re used.
There were 18 fires where the
oss equaled cr exceeded $5,00, wit!
tola: loss of $283,928, Laving 3
t?Tutfs Pills ?7
| Enable Dyspeptics to eat whatever
I they wish. Cause food to assimilate.
I Nourish the bedy, give appetite.
DEVELOP FLESH
E-G- cur?tor Presbyterii
. SUNDAY, W
J. H. Dulard
M. W. Bell WORSHIP?11
E. A. Davidson MOR
C. A. Brown ..X,!e
Organist: Mrs. r\"F
E. C. Mallonee , _.
Trust ^ e
Choir Leader:
Mrs. J. N. Hill *^ea
Women's Leader: Sunday S.'hool 11
Mrs. J. B. Storey
Men's Leader: ATMOSPHERE
J. B. Storey I |ffl WELCOM
FOR
WE ARE offering at p
General Merchandise
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SEE STOCK AT
AND SUBMIT B
WACHOVIA BANK ,
EXECUTOR D. K. C
Ashevili
W eather 3
DLER'5 DEPARTMEN
OR ONE WEEK OP
i Want Your Mail Orde
ind Kid value, yai
d self Jap Art L;
;s 25c wide, yar<
d Crystal Lingette ai
25c Crepe, ya
Aprons, Apron Gin
$1.00 Ladies' Ne
ink, Blue Hats _
;ss Linens 50 Big Sun
65c 500 yards
13.50 vaL, Calico, yj
d .. $2.75 Men's $1.2
? J_I O..!.
c ucLiCCil JUKS
$2.50 Men's Pah
n All Ladies' Spring Sui
ir Prices First!
n's, Women's and Childi
Half Cost!
s Departme
Big Store With Little F
MURPHY, N. C.
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Friday. May 10, 114 1
loss of only $127,438 for the other
j 190 fires.
Chief heavy losses came from two
dwellings at Gibson and Clarktoa,
with combined loss $80,500. A tobncco
prizory at Oxford $44,000.
garage and autos at Kinston $26,.
000, business block at Marion
275, business building at Belize
$14,000, 3 dwellings at* Balnjtau
$14,000, ice and coal plant at (!bJy
lotte $18,000, and factAy at wff.|
mington $12,500. 4
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Mrs. /i. ?. rrsao?r
A Mother's Story!
Young Mothers Should Heed
This Advice
Charlotte, N. Car.?fI am elad to
recommend Dr. Pierre's Favorite
' Prescription to the young mother
1 who has need of a tonic and nervine,
a for I am very sure it was of. benefit
to me in my own young motherhood.
It quiets the nerves and strengthens
every part of the body." Mrs.
A. R. Weaver, 807 N. Davidson St.
You better go now to your nearest
druggist and obtain this wonderful
woman's tonic, the Prescription of
Dr. Pierce to be had in tablets or
liquid; or write Dr. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.. for free
medical advice. Send 10c for trial
nkg. tablets.
in Church
IAY 18, 1924 Deacon.:
am and 7:30 pm E" S" Mil1"
R. S. Parker
XING T. W. Hampton
Ferryman" J. B. Storey
XING B W Si?*
th eLord" Attendance:
v..r??:8(i p. m/ c- w- s?*t?
t ti in ? Membership: ,
tt a. m., J. II. D.l- , v . rr
Mis* Kate Fauver
Supt.
Young People's |
OF WORSHIP Leader:
E TO ALL j B. W. Sip*
SALE
rivfrte sale a large stock of
of D. K. Collins, deceased,
ablisfied business of 4G years*
BRYSON CITY
EST BID TO US
& TRUST COMPANY
OLL1NS, DECEASED
le, N. C.
peciaks
T STORE
iLY!
:ra!
rd _ $2.00
nen, yard
d 59c ,
id Lingerie
.rd 45c
ghams, yd __ 9c
w Spring
$1.48
V I i P" 1
i nar? IOC
10c Quilt
ird 5c
!5 Union
98c
n Beach Suits.
its, Coats and
en's Shoes at
nt Store
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