ANDREWS
M . G. Ft. Hoblitzell left Andrew
Monday morning at two o'clock for
Arrapolis, Maryland where he wa
called "fi a ? ount ? >'" the death of his
brother-::.-. i*v. Mr. . H. Teas. Mr.
Tea- wh n l.ir-re >*>ckholder in the
\ndrev - Tannine Fxtract Compan\
as well as ownmjr large interest ir
extrae* plants at three other points.
Rev1. L!oy<i Rodir<-rs. an Episcopal
Mini.-te " ?f Ashevillt. N*. C. was out
with the A n crews Rotary Club ?>n
Tuesday e vt nivj of this week. TV
Rotary lut hid a^ their guests -ill
Hi-* boys < f thf Anwrews Highsch- ?>!
and Dr. Ro?tgc**s deiicered an addres.
t.? ana on the hoys and boy life. His
add res- was highly entertaining as
well as very instructive.
Mr. -I. 1\ Stan-bury of Asheville
who formerly lived in Andrews was
hen* on Wedresday this week
visiting friends and relatives.
The meeting at the Methodist I
Church wiii continia- through this
week. There is interest and the j
Christian people f the town are very |
much encouraged ir h -ping that this
will be a -.- eat meeting.
Mr. a:- ! Mrs. Th< mpkins. of Salem I
M ass. ?he father and step mother of !
Mr. Thompkin- wh is employed by!
the NantV-ala Power & I-ight Co.
spent *he week end ir- Andrews!
visiting their son.
Mr. I\ 1*. Fere bee wa- - at cf tiwr:
several. isays the *>-' of this week
attending * business.
Mi*. M. \n T'.*ws was in Have
ville on M ?n !ay and Tuesday of this!
week.
Me <i ? \V. ('-".el and William]
Cover were in Havesville on Tuesday j
of this week on business.
Mr. IV Mall" net was in An
drew- he *te* '>a>: of the past!
wed. ? :hc interest of the candacy ?
<-f H ? W. Bailey in his race
fi.i ? ?? r St a' Ser ate
Mr. V.'n ? ? S. ( *;?. it.i'Un has severed I
his i*" ae, a with the Andrew
\ ! 1 : . a - :.rcepted a po-i
ion a? \ t ? i-iaia w it h the Nantahala
? I've Light Company.
Mr. M. I. Mauney who formerly
resided . and rat the Ideal Mo
tor ' r ut wh< has now moved
t?? i M ntain. X. C. was in An
drews the first of this- week attend
ing *o closing up hi.- business here.
Mr. ('. T. Vance of the Southern
Railway Company was in Andrews
the first of this wee": attending t<<
business for the Southern.
Mr. Lee Watkins wa> a business
visitor in Asheville a few days ago.
Mr. K. I*. King of Topton was ir.
Andrews on Monday of this wek
attending to business.
FOR SALE ? Pure improved Porto;
Kican Potato Plant* Gov. Inspect-!
eit and treated. $1.75 per 1000 F.
O. B. R. G. CASTEEL, Kochingham,
Ga. (39-3t) I
THE RIGHT WAY TO TRAVEL
is by train. The safest. Most com
fortable. Most reliable. Costs less.
Inquire of Ticket Agents regarding
greatly reduced fares for short trips. i
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
C. A. Swaim Furniture
Manufacturing Co.
I WE BUILD AND REPAIR
Furniture,
' Truck* and Cabs
! :>f all kinds "
| f * And all Automobile
Tops and Woodworks
High Class Workman
ship
Prices Reasonable
lYonSave
in buy ing
KC
Baking Powder
Same Price
for over
? 38 years
You save in using
it. Use less than of
high priced brands.
t
L MILLIONS OP POUNDS
(JSBD RY OUR GOVERNMENT
FUNERAL FOR
J. W. CAPPS HELD
LAST SATURDAY
' John W. Oapps wa> taken by death
[ at the home "I* his - n James M.
j Capps. or. April 25. 11*30 at the a?*e
| t-f ?is. He was a veteran of the
j Spai ish A v ? in War. Was horn
in Handerson County July 1G, 18 10
and come t Cherokee County in
r.?(?7. A r i was loved ly all who
knew him. He leaves r> children to
mourn hi- 1 ? James and Sam of
Murphy and Mrs. Etta Fisher of
Hoquiar. Wa-h. All <o a host of
friends and relatives of Asheville and
Hendersonville.
Funeral services was conducted by
Rev Lee Roy Steel at CI rape Creek
Church. Saturdav April 26th at
2:.J0 F. M.
SOY BEANS JUST
RECEIVED
Mammoth Yellow $2.50 per bushel
Mammoth Bf ov i $2.50 per ^u<hel
Laredo $5.00 per bushel
DICKEY FEED CO.
FOR SALE POTATO SLIPS
Highly imported red or pink skin
Porto Riean plants from carefully '
selected seeds. Government inspect
ed and treated. April 25 to June. '
Only $1.75 per 1000. express or par- !
eel post prepaid. Good count and <
quick delivery jruaranteed.. Burbank ;
? i other built ustsant Tomato !
plants 500 $1.00 1000 $1.85.
J. J. SEAY. Tate. Ga.
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| POULTRY SALE
by
SMOKY MOUNTAIN MUTUAL EXCHANGE AND
CHEROKEE COUNTY POULTRY ASSOCIATION Y
Again we have made a very satisfactory trade for your poul- ?
try. But we cannot help you unless you help yourself. To help *:*
yourself sell to the car who is trying to help you. $
CAR AT MURPHY MAY 6TH
He.Ty Hens ..19c Co* 10c
Light Hens 17c Cee? 10c
Heavy Broilers 27c Ducks 10c
Light Broilers 22c E??? ? 22c
D^jr
o you
really know
your cigarette :
J c? r
YOU'RE PARTICULAR about the other things that are so intimate
a part of your personality. What about your cigarettes? There are
several hundred grades of leaf tobacco. What kind of cigarette
do you smoke ?
If you smoke Camels you smoke the choicest tobaccos grown.
For the famous Camel blend is based on the use of tobaccos of
superlative quality. It is only from them that you can expect that
smooth, rich, mellow mildness and that fragrance and aroma found
in such perfection in Camels.
We buy the right tobaccos . . . the very choicest delicate leaves
of Turkish and Domestic. In their curing and preparation we use
the most modern and scientific methods. And we alone possess
the knowledge of the marvelous Camel blend.
That's why Camel is able to furnish real cigarette pleasure to
more millions than have ever given their patronage to any other
cigarette.