| PLENTY OF MONEY TO LEND f
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Murphy and Andrews
| QUICK SERVICE AND LIBERAL TERMS
| NO ACE LIMIT. AMOUNTS FROM $300. UP t
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?!' por pu|| Particulurs CaH on or Write
HARRY P. COOPER
Murphy, N. C.
iocal And personal
Judge ' *d Baker, claim agent
for iht* la-tern Band of Cherokee
Indian*. ami liis secretary. Miss
Glad\ s Fowler. were here this week.
Mr. E. >. Miller, and daughter,
Miss Catherine Miller, returned this
wtvk fro \f lanta. where Mr Miller
has I***'" taking treatment at Black
man's Sanitorium.
Mrs. S I . \\ itt. who has been
spending the winter in Miami, Fla.. I
has arrived and will spend the sum- 1
mer months uitli her son. Mr. Wal- '
tor \\ itt. ol Last Murphv.
I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christopher
I returned Sunday from Atlanta,
I ilrre they had been visiting his par
I fate, Mr. a d Mrs. \\ . ( Ihristophei .
H Ju>i received car load Soy Beans. |
I nmoth Yellow $2.50 per bushel.
I Ma moth Brown $2.00 per bushel. J
ICane Seed. SI. "it) per bushel.
Ill . . 10-2t-d.)
I Mr. J. I! Wood. Division Passen- ;
I \?fi he Southern Railway
?Sysirni. w >ffices at \sheville,
Ham! (.its 1 1- k?! \izent (). Wilson.
Ii>! \she\ille. were visitors in Mur
?p!n last Saturday, where Mr. Wood
Bras interested in finding out what
?effect tin Southern Schedules'
Hli.ni on tl e raff ic <>t ilii> section,
Hand how tin - lited i!i?- people.
9 Mr. Sjmi' j- Christopher, formerly
ft of t propru tors <>1 i mer
Hrantili- establishment here, has
a | sition and is traveling)
B a G< c ? mcern. It is under- ,
? Uk.i : is territory will be north
B" ! i. Western North Carolina!
^hnn East I'ennessee. He will con- J
Binue to make his home at Murphy.
^EOMING ? "Ben Hur," one of the
B Grid's greatest stories. Bonita
B Theatre. .Murphy, N. C., May 25th
B and 26th. .Matinee 3 p. m. Don't i
| fail to see it. I
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j ABERNATHY'S stomachic
AND APPETIZER
The Wonderful HERB Tonic
Kill be found at Parker's Drug .
pore, Murphy, N. C. My friend*
W you are bothered with the f?l~ ;
|?w'ng troubles it will pay you to
I*' some of this medicine: Stom
trouble, had blood, chronic
or boils, rheumatism, lost
petite, white swelling, T. B. of
6 bone and all general rundown
.-ndition* of the system. Many
l^ple have bee*t? wonderfully
J^ised through the u?e of this
^rb medicine.
Manufactured by
I J- H. ABERNATHY & BRO.
I Andrews, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moody
spent several days in Atlanta last
w eek.
Mr. Gentry Hall, attorney ol
Hryson City, was here Monday.
\l a meeting of the stockholder*
of the Conaheeta Country Cluh last
Monday night. \\ . \\ . Hyde was
elected president: C. I\. Tarkington.
of Andrews. Vice President: Harry
P. Cooper. Secretary : Dr. Kdu. K.
Adams. Treasurer. These officers
with 1). Witherspoon. G. \\ . Hills
and C. K. Hoover, were elected to
act a directors. A committee was
appointed to draw tip constiutinn
and by-laws which will he adopted
at a meeting subject to the call <>f
the president, at which time man\
questions will come up for discus
sion which every stockholder will
be vitally interested in and officers
will urge that every stockholder he
present when the h\-Iaws are adop
ted.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood) an
nounce the birth of a son on Ma\
llth.
\\ WILD- Some good sound corn.
Will pav s | .25 cash per hushel.
IMCKKV I KKI) CO.
Messrs. Lakes Martin. John Dax-I
idson. Charles Dickex. Granville
Ratdiff. and John Bayiess spent tlx- j
last week-end in Xtlanla.
Mrs. T. \. Holder spent the week
end in Asheville with her daughter.
Mrs. Henderson Daniels.
FARM IOK SALE W aeres ??f
land 6 miles west of Copperhill.
Tenn.. three room dwelling, barn
and other buildings, good young
orchard, plenty of spring water.
About 5 acres in meadow land
rest in woods and cleared land.
Write or see T. M. LOCK. Cop
perhill. Tenn., Route I. Box 35.
(41-2t-pd. )
Or. \. B. Adams attended the re
rent State Medical Convention at
Pinehurst, as a delegate from the
Cheroket County Medical Society.
Mrs. A. K. Dickey returned Mon
day from a visit to her daughter.
Mrs. \\ . T. Smallcv. at Macon. Ga.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS: Porto
Rico Early Triumph Japanese
^ ams. Nancy Hall, for sale. $2.10
per thousand, postpaid. Shipped
an\ where from Max 10th to July
1 .?JOHN FLOYD," Vests. N. C.
( 39-4t-pd.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Murray and
little neice. Imogene Si. John, re
turned to their home in Habersham,
Tenn.. last week after spending sev
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Murray.
M rs. Herman Murray returned
the first of the week from a week
end x isit to relatives in Shelby, N. C.
Miss Hattie Axley returned Thurs
day night from a > isit of several
weeks xvith her sister in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Dickey
announce the birth of a son on May
14th. xv ho has been jriven the name I
pow
ARE
How often docs that friendly question find you full of
pains and aches caused by kidney, liver and bladder
troubles? Keep your health while you can. Begin taking
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules at once.
Hardy Hollanders have used this remedy for
over 200 years. In sealed boxes, at all druggists.
3 sizes. Look for the name >n every box.
rou
TODAY?
\A Edward Brittain Dick?*\ . i
Mrs. T. L. Sasser and little soil
lelt Tuesday for a \ isii t ? ? relatives
in Brookhaven. Mass. I
Mr. and Mrs. 1*0111 Palmer an- I
nounce the birth ??l a - >? on Max
13th.
Mrs. C. W. Candler is visiting rel
ative: in Sylva this week.
Ixev. T. L. Sasser. Mr. !. M. Ston
er. and Mr. lialph Moody are at
tending the Southern Baptist Con
vention at Chattanooga this week.
There will be a c lass singing and
quartet singing at Peaclitree com
mencing at 1 o'clock promptly on
Sunday. May 27.
LIBRARY HOURS
Afternoon*
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday from 2:00 P. M. to 4:30 P. M
Evaniogi
Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturda>
from 7:00 P. M. to 9:00 P. M.
JOSEPHINE HEIGHWAY,
A SAD ACCIDENT
On the lib day of May Walter
Gibson had the misfortune of get
ting his house and corn crib burn
ed. Walter was on the action at
work: his wife and boy were in
the field planting corn: the other
three children were at home. The
little girl. Cordie. was fixing to
iron and also getting their dinner
Just being a child, she I bought she
would cook dinner on the fire place
she put loo many chips on the fire
at one time. \ sparfl caught on top
of thehousc and before she found
it. it was beyond con trol. The
neighbors rushed to the fire but
too late to save any thing. Tliev are
left without clothing, home and
rations. The feed in the corn crib,
a nice two seated buggy. farming
tools and machinery were also
burned. The estimated h?>- is two
thousand dolars. W alter and his
are fine neighbors: tliex alway>
worked bard for their living and
treated everybody nice: were count'
cd among our best neighbors: lov
ed by all who knew them: Walter
and 1 1 is wife and their lour child
ren?one hoy 1 years old: one girl
12 v ears : one girl 1 years: and one
girl 2 years..
So all who reatl this please tend
er \our hearts and let us do some
thing for God and man. Send them
clothing, money for iooil, anv thing
they can use in the house. His wife
is mourning for her things that she
will see no more. \ 1 1 who know
Walter Gibson, who live far away
and read this, please send him some
money. His address is: Murphy. V
C. . Route 2.
We can't put him tank just like
he was but we can help to lift the
hurden a whole lot if we will just
think and then do. Let us all do that
which the\ will he* thankful lor.
Anything or any aniout you want
to give will he appreciated.
Lord, do tender every heart that
everyone will hip some.
Take up a collection among your
neighbors and send to them for they
sure need our help now. The Lord
will bless all who give to those in
need.
A Dear Friend ...
Butter may be k?*pt hard without I
ice by setting the dish in which ill
is containrd in cold salt water. l)o|
not allow the water to come over |
the top of the dish.
RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION
A Rattle Creek physician says, \
"Constipation is responsible for more
misery than any other cause."
But immediate relief has been
found. A tablet ealled Rexa'l Or
derlies has been discovered. Thisi
tablet attracts water from the system j
into the lazy, dry, evacuating bowel
called the colon. The water loosens
the dry food waste and causes a gen-j
tie, thorough, natural movement;
without forming a habit or ever in- '
creasing the dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew a liexa'l Orderlie at night.
Next day bright. Get 24 for 25c to
day at the nearest Retail Drug;
Store.
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I DR. E. L. HOLT
DENTIST
X-RAY SrFCTALTlSl
RRITTAIX AXI.KY WII.DIXG
Of flie Phone IS* Re*. Phone 106 j
MURPHY, N. C.
Andrews Local
I*. I?. h'reiMf w ii-i a business \ i>
itor in \shevilh on Monday of this j
week. j
Mr. and Mr<. Gil?*s M. (,ovor and j
i son, \\ illiatn, spent several days the
j first of ( lii^ week in Asheville.
j i
Mr. S. K. Co\ or was a business
visitor in Hayes\ille during the first i
of llii> week.
Mrs. D. If. I illitt was in Ashe- 1
\ille on \\edne>day <?f tliis week. !
Mr. \. 1>. Coombs who lias accept
ed the position ??f Superintendent of I
the Andrews School came to An
I drew s 011 Tuesday of this week and
will spend several days here looking
over the situation. Mr. Coombs
plans to move his family about the
first of August.
Mrs. I). S. Russell and daughters. I
Mrs. ("holey Tatham and Mrs. C. S.
Johnson made a trip to Asheville on
last Saturday.
Mr. C. It. Tarkington made a bus
iness tri pto liryson Cit> on Wed
nesday of this week.
DR. Mat M? Braver and wife and
little son. Hi I lie. and Mr. Fred Mc
Brayer. Vttorney of Hutherfordton
\. C. were visiting in Andrews on
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. T. M. Worthe\ spent >ev
eral days the first of this week in
Atlanta where she was purchasing
for Worthey's Woman's Shop.
Mr. J. C. \ngel who was killed
j in an automobile wreck last Sun
| da\ niMininj! near Ela. V C., was
buried in Andrews cemetery on
Monday afternoon. His funeral was
p reached b\ Rev. W . H. lord. Pas
tor ?>f I In* Andrews Baptist church.
Mr. I.. A. Wood was a busines
visitor in \sln*ville the last part of
this week.
Mr. R. 15. Horsburgh and son of
Vsheville were in Andrews onSat
turdas ??f last week. Mr. Horsburgh
came on business in connection
with his owning properly here in
I town.
Mrs. G. B. Hnhlitzcll lefl Tuesday
morning of Newport. Tenn.. where
I she will visit friends and relatives
for several weeks.
Messrs. C. H. Jarrett. J. A. Mor
gan, H. M. Whitaker and J. H.
| Christy went to Svlva on !\iesdav
i of this week to meet Mr. A. B.
i Coombs who lias accepted the posi
1 lion of Superintendent of Andrews
1 School.
I Mr. W . 1*. Currier went to Chat
tanooga the last 4 >f the past week
I and returned to \ndrews on Tues
day of this week bringing back with
him his wife. The\ have rented the
Dr. Mat McBrayer house and are go
s ing to go to house keeping inline
j diately.
Mr. W . T. Holland was a husi
1 ness visitor in Murphy on Monday
of this week.
Permanent relief
from work and worry
Constant
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cially the new Tu-Tone models of exquisite beauty.
See the cooling unit which converts any good ice
box into a Frigidaire at surprisingly low cost. Al!
Frigidaire prices are low, and payments can be
arranged to suit your budget.
F. W. SWAN j
Andrews, N. C. Sylva, N. C.
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cows, chickens, pigs and Fords with good rations-?
so why not feed your crops with some of ow
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JT. S. DICKFY. Manager.
MURPHY, X. C.