One per cent fewer milk cows
and heifers two years old and over
were on U. S. farms on January 1 [
than a year earlier. With an aver
age pasture season,, they're expect
ed to produce about as much milk
however.
"A LITTLE LEARNING
IS A DANGEROUS
THING"
-- ?i Author's Name Below)
There are times when a littl"
common sense knowledge ofj
what to do for a trivial ailnientj
i. often effective.
But if symptoms persist, it
may be dangerous to depend
on a "Little Learning", of you!
own or a friend. Your Physician
has a "Lot of Learning". It is
better sense to use his know -J
ledge.
VOI R PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE
171
WHEN YOU NEED
A MEDICINE
Pick up your prescription If
|shopping near us. A great niany^
people entrust us with the re
sponsibility of filling their pre
scriptions. May we compound
yours?
Mauney Drug Co.
On The Square
Murphy, N. C.
Prescription Druggist
[?Quotation by Alexander Pope]
11688-1744
Copyright 4W3-5">
. Take ?*?
Command..
get the thrill first hand!
"DODGE?
SEE YOUR DEPENDABLE DODOE DEALER!
E.C.MOORE, Murphy, N. C.
A mvv.iiige from Walter M. Maiincv, 'Your Pharmacist'
recently there have been CASES REPORTED o'
serious consequences resulting from overdoses of medicines given
to infants and children.
EVEN COMMONLY USED HOUSEHOLD MEDICINES can
i
be harmful if improperly taken. A five grain aspirin tablet may
. b" a poisonous dose for an infant.
SUBJECT TO VARIATION, it is important to remember that
an average dose for a one-month infant is usually l/20th that of
an adult. The dose for a one-year child is about l/7th, and for a
five year old about l/3rd of an adult.
LISTEN MOST ATTENTIVELY to any verbal instructions
your Physician may give you. In case of any doubt, if he is not
available, please check with us.
PHARMACISTS ARE REQUIRED BY LAW to have a com
plete knowledge of the safe dosage of every drug or medicine.
We welcome your questions.
MAUNEY DRUG CO.
On The Square
Murphy , N. C.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
This is a Copyright Ad. Reproduction by permission only (M4-55)
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Women Hold Meeting
Mrs. John C. Neville was hostess!
to members of the Presbyterian '
Women of the church at the manse |
last week.
Mrs. John C. Slagle presentei .
the Bible story and meditations.
Mrs. O. A. Reschk# was in
charge of the program on "When !
Emotions Overwhelm."
During the business period plans I
were made for a church supper to
be held April 11 at 5 :30 p m. at the
manse, and plans were discussed
for a special missionary project.
Those who attended were : Mrs. j
Ten Raw Mrs. L. B. Nichols* Mrs ;
John Pullium, Mrs. J"? Sursavage,
Mrs. Edwin Bristol Airs. Slagle. 1
Mis. Keschke, Mrs. Herbert!
Sheid". Miss Frances McPherson,
Miss PHly Hick?. Guests were
Mrs. Elmer Bickta and Miss Terry
Slagle.'
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MURPHY, N. C.,
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an independent parking brake for
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Oilite fuel filter and oil bath air
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y <. p To $500 More for a C:r Cm^'lei- Than Plymouth?
Don't be fooled by the claims of so-called medium
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Plymouth. When you compare tags you'll find
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Above: actual photo of the Plymouth Belvedere Club Sedan. Ask your Plymouth dealer for the low price on this and twenty-one other smart Plymouth models
E. C. MOORE
MCBFHT, N. C.
Mrs. Almonds Rites
Held At Marble
Mrs. Julia Almond, 79, died at
10 a. m. March 30, in the home of
a daughter. Mrs Ada Almond in
Andrews following several weeks' i
illr.es::.
\
Funeral services were held at 2
p. m. Thursday in MarMe Baptist
Church. The Rev. A. B. i^ovell and
the Rev. Algia West officiated and I
burial was in Moss Cemetery'.
She was the daughter of the late
Bale and Sallie Mc Donald Palmer.
Surviving are six daughters,
Mrs. Bessie Arrowood of Landis,
Mrs. Ada Almond of Andrews,
Mrs. Artie Keph'ut of Murphy,
Mrs. Mae Alexander of Salisbury.
Mrs. Blanche Holbrook of Gastonia
Mrs. Josie Shepherd of China
Grove.
Also '.nree so'.s, Charles >>f An
drews, Grady of Belmont, and Nel
[ son of Marble; two sisters. Mis
|sa:i O'Doil of Murphy, Mis. Luther
Mundy of Center, West Va.: twa
i brothers. Will Palmer of Andrews.
Rollin of Miami, Fin . r.r.d 27
grandchildren.
Townson. Funeral Home was in
1 charge.
Prices of bo:!i potatoes and
sweet potatoes are well above a
year earlier; are expected to con
tinue so for a few months.
Root-knot nematodes are enjoy
ing a diet of tobacco roots in a
large percentage of North Caro
lina tobacco fields where tobacc j
stubble was not turned-up afte
harvesting was completed.
May the coming
of this Holy Day
lift your heart and may you find
peace and comfort in the beauty
and magnificence of your church on
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Easter Sunday.
CITIZENS BANK and TRUST CO.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Phone 22
Murphy Andrews
Now In New Location
THE H.T. HACKNEY BUILDING
. NEXTTOL&N DEPOT
tfs r to
See This Live Chicken That Really Slams Homers, Draws
Amazed Crowds Into Larro Sure Feed Dealers' Stores
At Our Store Wednesday, Ap. 6 - Saturday, April 9
FREE!
: 4,000
HEALTHY BABY CHICKS
SATURDAY, APRIL 9
9:00 A. M. - 2:00 P. M
10 BABY CHICKS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY
ABSOLUTELY FRE E TO EACH ADULT
AS LONG AS CHICKS LAST!
NO PURCHASE REQUIRED
Bring your own container for the chicks.
No children unless accompanied by parents.
COME EARLY ? AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT
WAYNE'S FEED STORE
MURPHY, NORTH CAROLINA
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