PACE EIGHT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Pardon and Parol* of S. A. VoWIca
All persons are hereby notified
that application will be made to the
Governor of North Carolina for the
pardon and parole of S. A. Voyles
who was convicted at the August
Tcr.n, iy24, o; thi superior court of
Cherokee C*. ?nty, N. C., for violation
of the prohibition laws, carrying
concealed weapons, gambling and ??sault
and sentenced by Judge J, 131s
Ray to be assigne to work on the
public roads of Buncombe County or
any other county in the state, except
Cherokee for a term of 24
months.
All persons objecting to the same
will make known their objections to
the Governor of the State of North
Carolina.
This the 25th day of November.
>1924. MRS, ESTELLA VOYLES.
U6-2t-pd) Wife of S. A. Voylcs.
Miss Delia Meroney. who is a student
at the Greensboro Colege for
Women, is spending the holidays!
here. 8$ E i
Miss Ella McCombs. who is teaching
in the Andrews graded school. Is
spending the week-end here with her J
parents. Dr. and Mrs. W. S. McCombs.
FOR OVER
ZOO YEARS
haarlem oil has been a worldwide
remedy for kidney, liver and
bladder disorders, rheumatism,
lumbago and uric acid conditions.
GOVS ^^4/,
HAARLEM OIL
correct internal troubles, stimulate vital
organs. Three sizes. All tiru^gists. Insist
on the origincl genuine Got o Mcuu
DR. HUMPHREYS'
"rSSl,
[Prompt Relief for J
IrnurittriM1.
s- iMHmVJIIH.H
SjibealirS^hf
v lit themarsunf
""when I feel like this?.
> 4
dizzy, black spots before
my eyes, bad taste in
my mouth, stupid and
lazy?I know what's
the matter. I'm bilious,
I just take a couple of
DR. MILES' LIVER PILLS
They fix me up in short order.
Why don't YOU try these
little wonder workers? You'll
find them easy to take and
mild but effective in operation.
a
* Your Druggist sells Dr. Milo^
Preparations.
CONTINENTAL MARBLE
A GRANITE COMPANY
Canton, Ga.
W. K. DERREBERRY, Agt.
Marble, N. C.
If You Want Anything In Mon'
anient*, See Me (octlO-pd)
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SUBSCRIBE 1U 'liit SCUU1?
WANT ADS
Charles E. Waddell & Co
Engineer*
Established ?? 1902
Estimates, plans and specifications
supervision construction, operation
electric plants ?hydro or steasn,
industrial projects, water supply
systems, parks, roads and landscaping,
bridges and municipal structures
and reinforced concrete.
Designing laboratory
ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
LOST?IN Tellico Mounain territory
! Two one-year-old past steers; one
black and one red spotted. Will pay
for any information of this cattle
T. N. Elrod, Patrick, N. C. (lt-pd)
FOR SALE?Small red cow with
calf four weeks old. Apply to E.
L. Miller at W. T. Brittain place on
Peachtree, Murphy, N. C. Rt. 1 (pd)
I
I
j NOTICE?I will not be responsible
for any debts made by my wife or|
I children. J. H. Hensley. (16-4t-h)1
|
WANTED?Reliable white woman
housekeeper. Mrs. A. S. Clark.
City. (It-c)
FOR RENT?Rooms furnished or unfurnished.
Mrs. A. S. Clark, Val-,
ley River Avenue, City. (lt-c)^
I
Will Open
mi
Ai 8 U
We Are Going to Give to
dise. This Gift Feature '
100 Tams, Handkerchief
Among The
Women's ;
Childrer
body
I In Addition ?,
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We Have Many Items T1
| Stationery, Towels, Para
WATCH 01
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WE HAVE Chosen Mur
i Town. Come In and See
I V nl W 1
I ake f leasure in anowui
REME1
The Grant Building,
G.R
the Cherokee scout, m
Red Cross Fighting
First Aid Battle
To Conserve Life
Reliable records establish the fact
that more than 75.000 accidental
deaths occur every year tn the United
States. The records show that 206
American cltlseas are killed every
day; that 38 ef these deaths are dne
to automobile*. 33 to falls. 19 to
drownings. 16 to burns.
Facing such distressing sacrifice of
life Is the First Aid Service of the
American Red Cross, fighting through
education and demonstration to Instill
a coaeionsness of safety In the public
mind and teaching approved methods
which assure that competent hands
will care for injured persons until the
arrival of doctors. Trained service In
the first few minutes la vital tn
serious accidents and saves many
precious lives.
v.. ??-?*? -?
of the past rear Is the record of the
Red Cross First Aid Insu-ance Car
No 1 which traveled 9.700 miles along
trunk \lnes. stopping at 137 places.
The car's staff or surgeons gave 911
demonstrations to andlences composed
of <2.150 railroad men. 71.000 high
school and college students. 13.000 Industrial
workers. 2.000 members of
clubs, and nearly 18.000 policemen,
firemen, and other municipal employes.
a total of 147.000
Red Cross First Aid certificates
were conferred upon 13.865 persons
who took the course last year, an increase
of 4.000 over 1923. Telephone,
gas and electric companies, public
service corporations and other large
employers of the country adopted the
Red Cross course, and their team
contests everywhere were witnessed
iolden
Its Doors
v m
11 ^ XIVJ
'CLOCK I]
FREE,
Each Customer With Th
Will Cover a Period of O
s, etc.
: Items To Be Featured I
and Misse
i's Hats, St
, Underwe
j These Lines We Have i
[RISTMAS !
iat Will Make Practical (
sols, Hosiery and Numer
iR wiNnmj
/ f T AA T
phy a* Our Home. We
! Us. Examine and Price
ig You Through and Ans
VIBER THE
lext To The Bakery, Fr:c
. & J. I
Murph;
^ &t!L. ' *.
URPHT, NORTH CAKOUNA
by line* crowds with as ranch Interest
as develops at popular athletic (suae*.
In the industrial field the growth of
First Aid practice to fight to reduce
preventable accidents and ncnec^s
sary loss of life has received wide
recognition. The promise of an an
precendented advance In this fine
cause lies la the evidence of the great
stride# systematic instruction In First
Aid has made throughout the country
through the Red Cross Chapters and
the the work of the experts In this
service nnder direction of the national
organisation.
CH I UIO AU1BI1UIQ ACQ tlVH T\HJ
tbte year for humanity's sake.
j CHIGHESTERS PILLS
DIAMOND BRAND
I
LADIES I F
, AA rm Dr??s1?? for CHI-CHB3 TER S A
' DIAMOriD B aland FILLS la Rio ?njM :
i Gold metallic boxes, sealed with Biut(O)
| R'hbon. TaKB no OTIIt. Bartfitir V/
DtmxM ui wk ror cdi-cmcs-tCbs V
DIAMOND BBAND PILLS, for tweaty-fleO
years regarded as Beat,Safest, Always Reliable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
J KPi EVERYWHERE ,"S
Subscribe To The Scout
| Hiiirr than a Mnttard Flatter f Of (
Rule
In the Grar
IV. 28,
N THE MC
FREE!
,eir First Purchase Some I
?ne Week. Among the M
n 1 his Sale Is a Strong Line
s Coats, L
veaters Foi
:ar and Hos
a Splendid Line of Dry Go
5UGGESTIOI
Christmas Gifts?Sweateri
ous Other Articles.
ITQ WE ARE MAKINC
V O PRICES ON A!
Want to Meet You. We W
Our Stock. Whether Yoi
wering Your Questions.
TIME AND F
lay, November 28th, at 8 o
3.R0W
y, N. C.
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TAKE YOUR
CHPRCH PAPER
It has been said of Dr. George W.
Truett that it was from the Baptist
papers of his father's reading table
that he got a knowledge of Baptist
life, which has ever had a charm for
him; and it was from these papers
that he ecquired a lovej for literature,
which habit has made him one
of the most widely read men of today.
It was from these papers that
he caught glimpses of the expanding
Kingdom of God and felt the impulse
to be in the ranks.
Parents, how can you serve your
children better, or render a, better
service to your church and your God
than by getting your children to
read good literature, especially to
read the publications of your own
church press.
Subscribe for the Biblical Recorder
and the N. C. Christian Advocate.
Sold by R. A. Akin, Murphy, N. C.
Tutt's Pills
Indue* regular habit, good
digestion. Relieve the
dyspeptic and debilitated
and ton* up the aystam
AGAINST MALARIA
bought and Colds, Heads,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism
id All Aches and Pains
ALL DRUGGISTS
15c and 65c, jar* and tubes
Hospital size, $3.00
Store
it Building
1924
rivmimo
Jseful Item of Merchanany
Free Items Will Be
Of
adies' and
Everysiery
oqs and Notions
MS ~
i. Coats, Handkerchiefs,
1 VERY ATTRACTIVE
r > m *r?r?/^? t a atvawem
LL lYILRL-nAWUlSt
ant to Be Helpful To The
n Buy or Not We Will
'LACE !
'clock in the Morning
^AN
Friday, No^?bo IT, Hag
WOLF CREEK. JI
Business certainly ?u <TQ^Hl
in our burg Sunday. Two c7jXI
officers from Tenneaaea t^JB
many from Georgia made a tail 1
the home of Veryl Hyde ^ B
fatherrin-law ar.d found needy B *
gallons of whiskey and ? b* B Vt
wipe. Veryl and another part. B ^
away. It will be remembered 3
Veryl was trio d in our auntX i
having three o* *^r Ralonv of X I
key in his ? >ne?on. last a^B
and fined $-550 for the sac* jB
carried his father-in-law, fe>. B
Ledford, to Blue Ridge. It 'a X
orally thought that Mr. Ledlwd X
HOW DOCTORS WlT
GOLDS 111ll:
To break up a cold over nitfe ? k. ?
abort an attack of grippe jafl
throat, physiciana and druoatt m 3
recommending Calotabi, the S
Calomel tablet, that i? purified CI T
geroua and aickening effects. iLl r
have tried it say that it acta lfe j
far more effective and certainthaatWI
style calomel, heretofore recomaayl (
physicians.
One or two Calotabs at bed thw J '
a swallow of water- that's alL No S [
no nausea nor the slightest interfcnal
with eating, work or pleasures. Next u3 1
ing your cold has vanished and roeTiB
rem feels refreshed and pari Red. r.uM 1
are sold only in original sealed 1
price ten cents for the vest-pocket flft
thirty-five cents for the large Family mI {
age. Recommended and guaraattej^l
druggists. Your money hack if yon mm
delighted.?adv. ^
nocejrt, as he has been in poor beiH
and also has been losing his nfB
for some time. 3
There was burn to Mr. and Itfl
J. H. Simonds Sunday morning, m
boy. That makes a family of flB
girls and four boys. No "race saiadl
there. I
The rural community school ifl
visited last Tuesday and Wednofl
by Prof. F. R. Isaac of Chat tan mm
and by Miss Ruth E. Atwell, of Kifl
ville. They are general and isfl
supervisors of the schools of Senfl
(f *rr /C* * JiSj 3
I \ZJJWL,
(77u?y tau?ht r-f All 1 Knew):
! Thair n?m?? are WHATutd VPHF
| and WHEN,
! and //OVV ani WHERE end WHO"
arum
5 WHAT wnn the Declaration ofLoodotf
r WHY doe? the dnte for Eaater vary?
i WHEN was the -rent pyramid of
Cheops built? |
: HOW can you ditlincuUh a malarial
j mosquito?
WHERE It Canberra? Z-ebrujp'
WHO was the Miliboy cl the Slaehaat
Are these "oi* nuri"curving yba tool
I Qiva them on opportunity by pladaf
Webster's
New Intern at ional
dkmonakt
in your home.
school, office,
club, library. y5,'ijte H
Thla"Supreme V^^fyja K
Authority" in all
knowledge offers ?er
immediate, cr.nstar*. 1 i .ting, tro* H
j worthy. Answers-a kinJa cf
rions. A century of Jovoloping,
enlarging, and perfecting under atacting
caro an.' highest* holanblp
insures accuracy, completeness'^?
compactness, authority. ?
WHI? for a eampU ^sjre of the Km
pacbaca of Brgular and India
booklet "Yoo are thy Jury." ernea.** ?
thoM naming thu putUcaU-a ?
a eat of Pocket Map*
C.AC MERRIAM CO. ...
Spaiaaftald. Mate , V. S. A. fiat.
Day Adventists for Tennessee, NfH
and South Carolina, Georgfc OH
Several of our citizens are
ing court at Duckrown this wtA H
?Prof. R. E. Cmbtree is plamdB
on visiting an educational convent^B
to be held with the Pisgah IndustdH
castori*
For Infants and Childra A
In um For Over 30VWJ
Always bears
Signature of Wdfev/f
Institute, Candler, N. C., the !?*
the week. a
Mr. Elbert Morgan and family^!
his mother and brother, Charles, ?
ted in Culberson Sunday. 9
Mr. Andrew Simonds Has
himself a new Chevrolet car.^H
sold his old one ta Mr. Luther Vc^H
joenwotwcms^t"!
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