WANTED Reliable mail to suc
ceed C. W Brown as Rawleign Deal
er ui Southeast Cherokee and South
west York Counties, 3 townships,
around 1500 families. Selling exp* -
rience unnecessary to start. Every
thing furnished except car. Splendid
opportunity to .-lip into a p< . :nanent
;ind profitable business where Rjw
Itigh Products have been sold for
around 5 years. Good profits for .i
lustier. For particulars writ*; Raw-'
leign's Dept. NNCC-150-10. Rich
mond. Va.
mar-5. 12. 19, 26, '42
POR SALE ? One eleven room
house. furnace heat, water lights.
One four room house, water and
lights. Best tourist hotel site in
Western N. C. Vacant property for |
residence, tourist camps or both,
cheap for cash; terms can be ar
ranged. Wm. P. Payne. 103 Walnut
St., Murphy, N C. 31-4t-pd
POR SALE Spring Fryers. Broil
ers. also Brooders and Ba'teries.
P->e Henry Logan. Murphy N. C.
34-3t-Pd
i WANTED ? Unfurnished house, close
to town. Apply Mrs Cagle. Cb?1c'e '
rale 34-lt-chg i
j
(iood 5 room rouse with gooa well. 50
acres ol land, plenty running wa
ter in posture. Beautiful view ol
Notley Hive'. Nea. " churches and
good school Mrs B E Coffey.
Young Cane. On. 34-lt-pd
Dr. E E Smith. Chiropractor. Mur
phy. N C Chiropractic eventually,
why not now? 34-4t-pd
\Vt iu>\ ii.u? 1942 fertilizers ready
for your Sprinc gardening. Also
.-<vds feeds and plants. We have
received a few wagons, if you need
one get it while they are available.
W. S. DICKEY.
34-lt-ws<l
UNCLE SAM NEEDS
MORE EGGS TO . . .
Keep 'Em Flying
BIY V C.-l". S. CERTIFIED
( HICKS.
ALL llENS BLOOD -TESTE U
AND CULLED BY STATE INSPEC
TOR.
WHEN YOU BI Y CHICKS FROM
I S. WE GUARANTEE I4V ABILITY
100 1'EK CENT ON DELIVERY.
Brasstown Hatchery
CWEN CORNWELL. Manager
RraxstoWT), N C
PRIMARIES NEAR . j
Continued from Pact One
run again .there is talk that E. E.
Stiles, who has a produce store In
Murphy, and htis a wide acquaint
ance throughout the county may run
on the Republican ticket. No other j
Republican candidates have been
publicly mentioined.
Who will be the candidate for the !
office of Clerk of the Superior Court,
m the event tint John Uonley re- i
fuses to seek ree'ec! ion. Is problem-'
stiral in both parties No one seems
?n want the post, tlv teneral attitude
'V'np that since ,'a sage of uie law
u pinir the fee;. ,.nd putting the
post on a straight sshury busis the '
i.. is tea small '0 make o ra?e
r?vtl'. while. On ? man. approached
mf i. is litmus iu the *"* P( de- I
i :ed he wouldn't rave the office as
? ift. "He expla'ncd'
I nder the present set-up. with a
salary of only S200 a month out of |
whicli all office expenses must be j
paid, most men cjn make more
money, with a whole lot less trouble,
working for themselves."
All the county elections will be to : |
a period of two years.
Officers Named
Continued From Ftont Pacf)
\nd an advisory committee was chos- ;
en for the Murphy warehouse. It
will consist of: B. P. Grant. An
drews: W A. Adams. Murphy; D.
Wltherspoon. Murphy: Clyde Mc
N.ibb. Murphy. Route 2: U. S. O.
Phillips. Unaka: J. II. Hampton.
Murphy. Route 2: John Donley.
Murphy; John Shields, Murphy; Dr.
G. M. Young. Murphy. Route 2;
Ernest Burnette. Murphy. Route 2;
John Tatham. Andrews: W. T. Bum
earner. Haycsvllle: C. L. Smith.
HayesviUe: C. G. Reece. Warno.
Route I: R. O. SherTill. Yello?v
Crei k : and B. N. Hyde. Robbinsvlllr.
C. O. Recce was selected by the
stockholder sto draw out the lucky
numbers for baby chicks and he drew
his own number. He was awarded
25 baby chicks.
Music for the meeting was furnish
ed by the Farmers Federation string
band. Ernest Burnette also sang sev
eral numbers and was accompanied
in one piece oy Meivin. prjpst, man
ager of the Murphy store and ware
house.
? ? ? o
Murphy and Andrews
Continued from Pare One
devote its efforts to bringing botn
tourists an dindustry to Cherokee,
leaving it up to the newcomers to
choose their own localities. It has
been pointed out that a visitor inva
riably visits all the places in the
county, and decides fo rhimself. in
any event.
Tourist trade, for the duration of
the war, will be especially vjlu*b'
It is pointed cfit. because lire short
ace makes it probable that visitors
will stay weeks .instead o{ days.
It is admitted that there Is mo,
likelihood of getting a private inuuN
try here while the war is on. but ihe
County-wide chamber would build
for the future Meanwhile .long-time
visitors must necessarily increase tl*?
general prosperity of the residents.
Those in rural sections .for Instance,
i!I find a more ready home market
for their produce.
According to Jeff Hays, of Tomot
l.i. a County-wide Chamber will at
tinct. "at h ast 1.000 members" frr>-i
the County at large.
-o ?
Spt. Stubby. U. S. Marine ear . -
mascot, was the mast decorated do*
in World War I. Upon his dea' h . ,
bodv jfea 3tuI?cU uiiu piaccd 011 ex
hibition in the Smithsonian InstiWo.
U .S. Marines in the Hawaiian I
lands arc stationed at Pearl Har o ,
said to have been so named becm .
it was the only place in those Islands
where pearl oysters were found.
A new protective device for plant
night watchmen on the lookout to
prevent sabotage comes in the form
o fa small walking stick. The stick
lias a tiny radio concealed !n the
handle. When the watchman presses
a button .it sends out a special wlre
jless key signal 'hat can be arranged
to set off signal alarms or to notify
police headquarter*
Come To Ye Olde Time Vodvil!
Sponsored by the Civic Clubs of Murphy
To Improve Lighting System of Public Library
School Auditorium, Friday, March 20th 7:30 P. M.
Compliments of
A. & P. FOOD STORE
JOE RAY, Mgr.
Compliments of
MURPHY LAUNDRY
DICKEY FEED CO.
Feed, Seeds tnd Fertilizers
Phone 117
Libraries are directly and immedi
ately involved in the conflict which di
vides our world, and for two reasons:
first, because they are essential to the
functioning of a democratic society; sec
ond, because the contemporary conPict
touches the integrity of scholarship, the
freedom of the mind, and even the sur
vival of culture, and libraries are the
great repositories of culture, and the
great symbols of the freedom of the
mind.
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
Permanent Waves of Lasting Beauty
Edwina Hagaman Beauty Shop
Phone 250 221 Valley River
Compliments of
LOVINGOOD'S GROCERY
Compliments 01
Davidson & Mclver
Compliments of
Murphy Supply
Compliments of
Murphy Hardware Co.
Compliments of
Blanche's Beauty Shop
Compliments of
J. W. Donley
Murphy Electrical Shop
Mr*. H. G. Klklnd, Owner
Compliments of
Palmer's Sinclair Station
Compliments of
Carl Townson
Whitaker's Store
Home of Good Merchandise
Western Auto As so. Store
Jim H. Glbbs
Bower's Bargain Bilt Store
For Thrifty Boym
Compliments of
Woco-Pep Service Station
J. L. Han
Compliments of
Walter Coleman
Ice ud Coal
Townson
Clothes, Shoes, Hats and Gents
Furnishings
The Man Shop
Compliments of
City Barber Shop
Compliments of
Cherokee Furniture Co.
Murphy Realty Co.
Walter C. Witt, Mgr.
We Sell The Earth, also Insurance
Compliments of
Regal Hotel
Compiimenta of
Texaco Service Station
Compliments of
Dickey Chevrolet
Compliments of
Murphy Sanitary Market
Compliments of
Smoky Mountain Cafe
Compliments of
I vie Furniture Store
Compliments of
Duchess Beauty Shop
Compliments of
Mauney Drug Co.
Compliments of
Russell Furniture Co.
Compliments of
The Cherokee Scout