Friday. November 27, 1924
L.ocat and
Telepbo
tiss Jennie Butt, of Blue R&ge,
t Is the house .guest of Mr. and
i. J. H. Phaup Uis I
Irs. J. W. Blevins, of Chattanoo- ?
( has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
tie Dickey.
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Hr. J. W. Ferguson Jr. left Wed-'i
day for New* York, Washington,'
J Baltimore. While away Mr. Fer-J
(on will attend the army-navy i
tbail game. Being a graduate of j
napolis, the game will be doubly
cresting to him.
Mayo*- and Mrs. W. M. Fain enter-!'
ned the town council and employ-{
o :the town at a six o'clock dinThanksgiving
day. ' <
I acvere ran
"| HAD had quite a bad i
p spell and sickness," i
'{ writes Mrs. Emma '
8' Patrick, of Caney, Ky.f s
?j "and it was an effort for (
t me to go about my homo, i
g I had a very severe pair. J
at in my left side that almost I
took my breath at times, v
? I lost ihy appetite. I grew i
S thin, pale and lifeless. I v
S fell off till I only weighed a
about 115 poundB.
' "Cardui was recom- t
9\ mended to me and by the t
fr time I had taken one bot- c
K; tie I saw it was what I c
w. needed. I ate more and r
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Mr. J. C. Muchell ar.d Mr. A. C.
Richmond are spending the Thanksgiving
holidays in Asheville, Mr.
Richmond with his family, Mr. Muchcl
with friends.
Mrs. W. S. Weidntr rs in a hospital
in Reading, Pa., where she recently
underwent an operation.
Mrs. J. E. Snow and little son of
Copperhill arc visiting Mrs. Snow*s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brown.
Miss Mary Smith entertained with
x dinner-dance at the Hotel Regal
Thanksgiving evening.
Mrs. Elizabteh Mayfield left tolay
for Albany, G*.
[is in Side j|
ested better. I kept takng
it and my skin and lga
lesh took on a morn yak
I e a 11 h y color. I felt | Eel
itronger and, as the ncrv- ISa
lusness left me, the pain jiff
n my side was less severe. IB
ifter taking nine bottles, |0j
eat anything, go any- |g3
rhere and feel fine. I Ifjt
reigh 160 pounds and am I El
veil. X feel that I owe it |fgj
II to having used Cardui." I E?j
Pain, in certain parts of Il8
he body, is a sure indica- I A
ion of female compli- It
ations. The treatment I (gj
leeded is not the use of IL-i
larcotic drugs, but? j f'\
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Goods Opened by Dec.
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to Townson & Andersoi
E HOUSE FURNISHE1
MURPHY, N. C.
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THE CHEROKEE SCOUT, MU
'NEW SPRING HATS?Now or display
at the Millinery store, Hrs. ti
j Callie Hall. (lt-pd) w
a
I Thompson. Mrs. Barclay has been
here alii the week; Mr. Barclay joinj
ing her Wednesday.
Misses Maurine and Eloise Fair.
are spending the Thanksgiving sea;
son in Blue Ridge with their sister.
' Mrs. Win. Butt. ti
Mr. R. L. Harris left Wednesday '?
by motor for Marietta and Atlanta.
Ho epects to attend the Thanksglv- tl
ing dinner dance at the Biltmore, In vi
1 Atlanta.
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j Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Barclay are
' spending the holidays with Mrs. Bar- sc
I clay's parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. W.
Mrs. Willard Cooper entertained m
one table of bridge last Friday art- w
Ic-rnoon at her home on Hiawasse oi
Street. A salad course was served B
at the conclusion of the game. Mes!
dames J. W. Thompson, R. S. Park'
er, S. S. Christopher and W. A. Brv- \\
son enjoyed Mrs. Cooper's hospital- t
ity. th
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during the holidays. I to
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Mr. Jack Coburn, of Bryson City ar
was a busines svisitor Wednesday. .cp
Mr. Robert Brown arrived Wednes- w
day from Atlanta where he is a med- pj
ical student in Emory Unievrsity. He
was joined here by his parents, Mr. al
and Mrs. C. A. Brown, who are visiting
Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. and re
Mrs. R. H. Hyatt. Fi
Miss Triplett and Mrs. Hoover, sp
two of the graded school teachers ?
arc spending the Thanksgiving season =
in Ashveille. 4
Mrs. A. M. Simonds returned home
Saturday after an extended visit
with relatives in Asheville.
ASTHMA
MJk No cure for it, but welcome
relief is often brought by?'
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Mrs. Elbert Warner, of Rlae Mounlin
is visiting friends in Murphy this
eek. Mrs- Warner was, before he'
vnrriage, Miss Claudia Loudermi>*<.
Miss Martir.e Mattox is spending
le holidays in Knoxvilte as the guest
f Mrs. Elanche May. !
Mr. J. J. Gleason, a member of
le traveling freight service divisn
of the L. & X. Railway, with of-1
ce3 in Knoville, was here one day
lis week in the interest of the serce.
JST RECEIVED?Big shipment of
milk jars and pitchers. W. D. Town n.
<lt)t)j
Mr. John Powell, of Etowah. Tennr.,!
id Miss Woody Clarke, of Murphy
ere manied a few days ago at the
ffice of 'Slure T. X. Bates, Mr.
ates officiatng.
Mr. Roy J. Halt, and Mr. and Mrs. I
Test and son. Charlts, arc spending)
hansgikving in Atlanta. While j
lere they expect to attend the Aln-I
ima-Georgia Tcch football pame.
Misses Carrie Brittain and Mabel
llis returned from Mnryville, Tenn.,
here they are in school. Wednesday
* spend the holidays with their parits.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Brittain,
id Mr. and Mrs. G. W. EOlS, rrlectivcly.
Miss Linil Albright is spending the
eek-end in Waynesvillc with her
irents.
Thanskgiving services were held in
I the churches Wednesday evening.
Mr. M. E. Cozad. of Andrews, was;
gistered at the Dickey Hotel last i
iday.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Kelly Meyers are
ending Thanksgiving in Blue Ridge
Complete in Itself
Sharpens the blade in the
razor without removing it.
Quick. Convenient. Easy
to clean. Complete sets?
razor, with strop and extra
blades, $1.00 and up.
Valet/Iuto-Strop Razor j
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Men's Union Suits?
Each
Boys' $ 1.00 Union Suit
Each
Misses Union Suits?
Each
Ladies' Union Suits?
Each
Men's Heavy Flannel SI
Each
i.?
Ladies Shoes
Per Pair
Wool Mixed Blankets?
Kach
Glen's Heavy Shoes and
Bants?See Our Over
Gains?Coi
Christopher's
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Jvrlth trcir dav.rht ~r. M ~se 3!
land Anne, who are student* at the
| Mary P. Willinjcham Schoot.
| Mrs. Carl Dobbs haA been con;
fined to her room with an attack of
! influenza.
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Messrs. J. B. Hyde and O. P. Rob;
ineon, of Andrews, were business visitors
here Tuesday.
FOR OVER 40 k EARS
HALL/9 CATARRH MEDICINE has
been used successfully In tho treatment >
of Catarrh.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE consists
of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves by local application, and the
Infernal Medicine, a Tonic, which arts
through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces.
thus reducing the inflammation.
Sold by all druggists.
F. J, Cheney * Co., Toledo. Ou!oburning
fret ?
i MENTHOLATUMI
relieves and Jf
WAN
Families with large Hous
Need am
1st.?A better chance to educate
2nd.?An opportunity to become h
er of agriculture, in an evening school
The school has nine good farms o
riod of years. These families must b
will make good r.e'ghbors and citizens <
The school is especially interested
of original stock who need and want
jurchase their own home in the mount!
For Further Informatio
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Men's All-V
98c Suits .
s Men's Swea
69c Each
Ladies Woo
Sweater;
Best Grade
Per Yard
98c Men's Cotto
... Shirts _
-$1.48 Ladies'All 1
On sale a
Ladies' All-^
98c Suits Special
Barg
$4.69 Ladies' S
Boots at a Bargain?Spe
coat Specials - W& have 1
ne and See?Our f rices a
i Leading Dry G
MURPHY, N. C
PACE THREE
SEW and save with
Best Six Cord Spool Cotton
DRESSMAKING HINTS
For TklutbU booV on
drruniakinf. rend 4c. to
THE SPOOL COTTON CO.. Dept. C
jlS Fou.-th Art.. New York
Allcock
^?.PLASTERS
A Standard
VSlKB. ?*tarwrf CMMfy.
Coughs and Cokla
y *7 WaakChMts,
TED!
ieholds of Children Who
i Want:
theT ch'ldrcn and make a living.
tetter farm< rs under a practical tcactoconducted
for adults.
r. which families are taken for a peco
fgood material anJ the kind that
>f a community.
in the descendants of early settlers
to earn and save enough money to
ain country.
n Apply In Person To
'STRIAL SCHOOl
Cleovgia
BhIB
ajgy S3| ^ Swk
rnrH&SH ffiJ iSafc
'-ge-.-- $18.75 \
ters?
98c
1 Mixed
5 $2.98 :
Sheeting?
1 I3'/2C .
n Flannel
98c I
Wool Dresses? : (
Lt $4.79 ! \
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Wool Coat j .
----- $8.79 j
ains in
hoes $2.48
cia! Prices on Men's
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