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a l ADvnrvn : r.r i ent 1,'OTICE CF SALE r Jul ih Carolina, . . Macon County. Whereas, power of sale was vest ed in the undersigned Trustee by deed of trust from A. R. Higdon, Trustee for the Franklin Company, dated 26th December, 1030, and registered in the office of the Register of Deeds for MacoH County in book of Mortgages and Deeds of Trust, in Book No. 31, at page 379, to secure the payment of certain indebtedness in said deed of trust expressed; and where as, default has been made in the payment of said indebtedness; and the holders of same having ' de manded of the undersigned Trus tee that he exercise the power of sale in him by said deed of trust conferred; I will, therefore, by virtue of the power of sale by said deed of trust in me vested on Monday, the 23rd day of May, 1932, at 12:00 o'clock noon, sell at the courthouse door in Franklin, North Carolina, at public auction to the highest bid der for cash the following described property: Beginning at a stake on Harrison Avenue 575 feet from the corner of " Harrison Avenue and Church Street, running thence N. 66 deg. 30 min. E. 200 feet to a stake, thence N. 26 deg. W. 197 feet to a stake; thence N. 86 deg. 30 min W. 60 feet to a stake; thence South 11 deg. W. 248 feet to stake in Harrison Avenue; thence " . .1. PI J T A ( P - . . .1 - aouin 31 ace. casi ju ieei 10 ine Beginning. . This 16th day of April, 1932. " . R. D. SISK, Trustee. A21-4tc-FHC-M12 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS adelphia, Pennsylvania; W. H Mills! Shoe Company, St. Louis Mo.; Happ Brothers, Macon, Geor gia; Deaver Dry Goods Company, Knoxville, Tenn; Kennedy Shea Chambless Co., Knoxville, Tenn ; S. C Dismakes Hat Col, Knoxville, Tenn; E.: Danncll Shoe Corp., Knoxville, Tenn; Mrs. Katie Silvey speer and W, A. Speer. Atlanta, Ga ; Mrs. Katie Silvey Speer anu W. A. Speer, executors of tlu estate of John Silvey, trading as John Silvey ..& Company, Atlanta Ga: Meador-raisey Co.. Atlanta, Ga; Haynes-Henson Shoe Co., Knoxville, Tenn John Silvey & Co., Knoxville, Tenn; R. H. Hold en and wife -Holden, Dillard, Ga; D. L. Shope, Dillard, Ga; W L. Richardson and wife, Baltimore, Md: Heirs at law of A. J. Conlev. deceased; Albert Delay, whose resit dence is unknown; unknown heirs at law of Thomas Wakefield, de ceased; P. E. Conley Holland, de ceased, heirs at law of; Jack l!cy and wife, Nannie Conley, Tex as ; L. H. : (Hamilton) Conley wife, Fannie" Conley, deceased; Guy Conley and Conley, his wife. Texas; Mrs. Nellie Piercy, who residence is unknown; Mrs. bail Piercy. whose residence is un known; Arthur Addington and wife residence unknown ; Mrs. Ma- NOT1CE OF SALE North Carolina, Macon County. " Whereas, power of sale was vest ed in the undersigned trustee by deed of trust from Ivanhoe Com pany to Gilmer A. Jones, Trustee, dated November 21, 1925, and re corded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Macon County in Mortgage Book 29, page 138, . to secure the payment of Four Thous and ($4,000.00) Dollars payable to Sam L. Franks, and whereas, de fault has been made in the payment of Aid amount and the owner of ' said note having requested he undersigned trustee to exercise the power of sale vested in him by said, deed of trust; I will therefore, by virtue of the power of sale by said deed of trust jn me vested, oh -Monday, the 23rd day of-May. 1932,' at 12:00 o'clock noon - sell , at,' the courthouse door in FraiikUn, "North Carolina, at public auction to the highest bid der for cash the following described property; Being the b. end of the town lot on which Sam L. Franks' res idence. is situated, and .beginning at the Johnston corner on Main Street running Westward with Main Street 8Z 1-2 feet to the corner of Main Street and Harrison Ave nue; thence Northward with Har rison Avenue 155 feet to a stake; thence Eastward parallel with the North side of Main Street to Johns ton's line; thence 155 feet to the beginning. - This the 18th day of April, 1932. GILMER A. JONES, Trustee. A2l-4tc 1CO.-M12 ?' Young and husband, William L. ouhg, Georgia; heirs at law of N. b. Jarrett, deceased; Victor L Whitaker, California; W. T. Whit aker, whose residence is unknown ; W. C. Penland and wife E. M. Pen land, if living, and if not their un known heirs at law; R. L. Lorn and wife, G. A." Long, if living and if not. their unknown heirs at law: H. P. -Hill, Paul Moncastle, Fred Moncastle. trading as Moncastle Hill Company, or , successors, heirs and assigns; whose names and res idences are unknown; heirs at law, or devises ;of Fanny P. Cheyney, deceased, wife of W. J. Cheviu -deceased, tb wit, Joseph P. Chey ney, whose residence is unknown Edward P. Cheyney, whose resi dence is unknown.) John K. Chey ney, whose residence is unknown ; Edith Cheyney Beekley, whose resi- LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT United States approved March 1, 1V11, being Chapter 186. page 1. Vol., Statutes at Large, as amended by the Act of August 10, 1912, 37 Stat., 269 -300 Ch., 284; And the said hon resident defendants above named, and all persons whomso ever owning, or claiming to own, any estate, lien or interest of an kind or character in and to t. premises, described in the petitioT in said proceeding:, defendants nam ed as aforesaid, will further tak notice, that thev are required to appear in the District Court of United States, for the Western Dis. tnct Of North Carolina, at Ashe ville, on the 10th day of June, 1932, and answer or demur to the peti tion or complaint in said proceed ing, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for relief demanded in said petition. This notice is issuei by order of Court, directing tha publication be made for. six (6) successive weeks in the Cherokee Scout, and in the Franklin Press, newspapers published in Cherokee and . Macon Counties, North Caro lina, respectively, in the Western District of North Carolina. THIS the 18 day of April, 1932. J. Y. JORDAN, Clerk United States District Court, for the Western District of North Carolina. By: W. A. LYTLE, Deputy Clerk. A21-6tc-M26 J.O.U.A.M. Nevs Corral Edited by JOHN W.-EDWARDS NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina, Macon County. Whereas, power of sale was vest ed in the undersigned Trustee by deed of trust from The Franklin Furniture Company, dated the 22nd of March, 1928, and registered in the office of the Register of Deeds for Macon County in Book 31, of Mortgages and Deeds of Trust, at page 1, to secure the payment of certain indebtedness in said deed of trust set forth; and whereas, de fault has been made in the pay IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CARO ' , LINA -, r .AiWille Division NO. M NOTICE TO BE PUBLISHED UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, . - . , v ' V V. - 5,227.49 acres of land in Cherokee, Macon and Graham Counties, North Carolina, Merchants & Manufactur ers Bank, (Alice G. Dewar Estate) et al. TO: The heirs at law of J. J. Con ley, deceased, whose names and ad dresses are unknown: F. P. Piercy and wife Piercy, Asheville, North Carolina; L. t, tole. Asheville, (North Carolina; Mrs. Grace Oliver and husband, Hugh Oliver, Frank lin, North Carolina ; Raymond T. Cover, Andrews, North Carolina, Dorothy T. Cover, Andrews, North Carolina; Carolina Ginger Julep Company, Asheville, North Caro- . Una: Mrs. L. G. Conley and hus band Conley, Franklin, North Carolina; ; J. ' C. Jolly, Franklin. North Carolina ; the heirs at law of J. J. Hooker, whose names and ' addresses are unknown; G. A. Mashburn, Franklin, North Caro lina; J. O. Piatt & Company, Ashe ville, North Carolina; Bert Tilson - and wife Jane Tilson, Gneiss, North ' Carolina : Christine Delay, Pryor , Creek, Oklahoma; Elvia Parris nnr' husband hd Parris, lalequan, Okla homa; Jack Piercy, Tavories, Flor- 1 f-l. T- J- C . T laa; Uliy r-gg v-ase company, icw York. N. Y.: Mvrtle L. Grozif and husband F. T. Grozier, Till- " man County, Oklahoma ; Fider.f Fruit and Produce Company, Atlan ta, Ga.; J. B. Phelps, Miami, Flor Ida; Joseph Rickman, 'Rabun. Gap Georgia; E. P. Cheyney and wif Chevney 259 S. 44th St., Phil ) adelphia, Pennsylvania; E. P. Chey ney, Executor of the estate of V T. Chevnev. deceased 259 S. 44(1 St.. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania' Henry C. Smith, Co-Executor of the estate of W. T. Cheyney. do eeaud, 259 S. 44th St., Philadelphia mfiiylviMai H. Mortii Teal, Jr'hu ment of said indebtedness, a part dence is unknown; Anna Cheyney of the holders of said notes having Smith, whose residence is un- demanded of the undersigned Trus- known; Paul Cheyney, whose resi- tec to exercise the power of sale dence is .unknown; George W. j w vested b -aid d d f SaSK'X bd jrte of the residence is unknot; Frances power of sale by said deed of trus Cheyney Cadwalader,. whose resi- " me vested on Monday, the 23rd dence is unknown! Ruth Cheyney day of May, 1932, at 12:00 o'clock McNab, whose residence is un noon, sell at the courthouse doorj known; tdith Cheyney Kyan,wnose ,n Franklin, North Carolina, at residence is'' unknown; Eleanor public auction to the highest bidder Cheyney, whose residence is un- for cash the foliowing described 4 ,; c,m property. ceascu, mw, ... ctpcT TP ATT . P; : a t rhvnev. whose residence . .,B ... ...v .. .,tniAm! F.li7aheth Chevnev town of Franklin in the Laura M Stark. .whose residence is unknown; j ones uiviion, lois xnos. iy-o-iu Sidney Chfyney uauey, wnose res- ana oo, as surveyed Dy w. idence-is unknown ; ucirs ai iaw ui ioan, jan. ivm, ana recoraea, in L. G. Tlolbrook, deceased; James the office of the Register of Deeds Thomas, deceased, heirs at law of, for Macon Count in Piat Book KM No. 1 at Page 10 And being the Parker, br their unknown " - -v..v ... heirs ' af law: J. M. Keener, torucu m cook ivj. agc ,w, trustee, or ms unknown sue- m aeon county. ccssors ana assigns; u.Lh recn atuinu irai ; ceing pan and wife, Jane Peek or their un 0f lot 21 of the Gaston Sub-Divis known heirs-at law; W. w. moss ,on Beginning at a stake on the and wife. M. T. Moss, or their un- m c;j rtf .t,. ram known heirs at law; J. T. Woo'' n " ith w A & (; w p.ece's ..T1: w vr'p ime. s. m 1-2 w. 230 ft, to ens and wife, Pickens, r thei I stake m the branch; thence up the unknown heirs: heirs at law Ol . orancn wun us mcanuers w . 10 T. Rogers, whose names and a a stake at a point N. 19 1-2 W. 52 dresses are unknown; and all per- ft. frorm W. A. & G. W. Reece's sons whomsoever owning, or ciaim n, boundary line; thence M. 64 l-t ine to own any estate, hen or in p ?in ft tn a stak nn thn W. teriSl Lapy kin4 0r 5harKC,r bank of Camp Ground Road at a Point 19 1-2 W. 52 ft from:the -,:ii thot an srtinn n. beginning; thence S. 19 E. 52 ft t;tlf1 nWe has been commenced to the beginning. . And being the in the District Court of the United same land" described in the deed States for the Western District of I recorded in Book N. M-4, page 437, North: Carolina, at Ashevdle, for Macon County. the condemnation pt certain iracm THIRD TRACT: Beginning at 21 1 5 ? ,lVT "a V an iron stake on ,hc w- edee of Jt'1',, ..a q' ao- aV, the Railroad right-of-way, the SW f tne petition fHed in the abo Corner of W L Higdon's land, titled Drowedine. and known a-s and runs West with Higdon s line the Merchants & Manufacturers 158 ft. to an iron stake on the E Bank (Alice G. Dewar Estate) edge of the St. ; thence south 25 Tracts t33) (33-1) (33-11) (33-111) rW 20" with the E edee of the in Cherokee County, North Caro- St. 393.5 ft. to an iron stake; then Una, containing according to survey N deg 27 E. 369 ft, to an iron XffF? . !si -- ru'i:: stake on the W. edge of the Rail SNo th SnaV d con- road right-ofay ; then , witj i the taining according to survey 154.28 W. edge of the Railroad right-of-arresr the G. E. Lail tract (495) in way 317.S ft. to the beginning. Cherokee County, North Carolina Containing two acres, being the and containing according to survey same more or less. Being the same 97.18 acres ; the C. A. Pace tract iand described in the deed recorded (sfisi in Macon Countv. Worth Carolina, and "containing aecordhu DISTRICT MEET APRIL 21 District, No. 1 of the Junior Or der in Western North Carolina met at Hayesville at 8 o'clock, Thurs day evening, April 21. There were nearly 100 members present ,, from almost all the councils in the dis trict. Jack H. Stribling presided over the meeting, R. E. Crawford, of Hayesville, made the welcoming ad dress and Hugh Monteith, of Syl va, gave the response. L. P. Hambhn, of Brevard, who is state, vice' councilor, made a very interesting talk on "Citizen ship." He also called attention to the state meeting to be held in Morehead City the . latter part of the summer. W. H. Grogan, Jr., of Brevard, spoke on "Fraternities the Great est of These Is 'the Home." The next meeting will be held in Highlands on the third Thursday night of July July 21. Jack Stribling and Hugh Mon teith have written a degree that is given to all new representatives from all councils attending a Dis trict No. 1 meeting. The idea is for all councils to have a new rep resentative at each district meet until all Juniors have taken the degree. The degree was of such praise-worthy material that it has been written into the new national ritual for the Junior Order. Oscar C. Bryant, of Cullasaja council, is still very ill at this writing. meeting night. At this meeting there are three who are to be re instated: Pete Moses, Charlie Hig don and Logan Clarke.- There is, also, one new member to take in Wayne Higdon. John H, Thomas, a member of the Cullasaja council and a produce drummer of the streets of Frank lin, comes forth with an announce ment that should make all Juniors blush with pride. Brother Thomas says that he has an offer from a certain lady of Wayside, Ga., beg ging him to go on the stage. The new company will be called the Thomas and Williamson "HEARTY CHUCKLE" shows. The plans are for a tour of the entire United States, with Mr. Thomas playing the leading role. The play, for the main show, is to be "Ten Nights In A Bar-room." But I am afraid that, after the ten nights are over, a new play should be written, entitled "All's Quiet on the Southern Front." As to having signed up for this new position, Mr. Thomas hasn't, as he says that there is a certain woman in Macon county very jeal ous about this plan. Sollie Anderson, the Claude Duvall, of Cowee council, was in a dangerous car wreck last nday afternoon. About half a mile below the Iotla bridge on the Bryson City road the radius rod on his automobile cama loose. The car, out of control, left the high way and went over a steep bank, headed for the Tennessee river. After turning over three times it lodged against a tree on the water's edge and thus Claude was saved from a watery crave. Claude crot a rib broken and several skins and bruises, but he is now able to get about, lhe car was badly dam aged. Higdonville couiltil No. '485 will meet on -May 7, their next regular LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS stake at a gate ; thence S 3 W 98 poles to a stake; then S 52 E 73 poles to a poplar; then S 10 E 100 poles; then N 87 W 12 joles to a stake; thence N 32 E 2 poles to a stake; thence N. 89 E 18 1-2 poles to a stake; then N 38 W 15 poles to a Chestnut Oak; then N 42 W 124 poles- to the beeinnimr. Containing 350 acres more or less, Surveyed by W.. J. Jenkins, sur veyor, Sept.. 14, 1926. Being the same land described in a deed from Vr. C. Cunningham to the Franklin Furniture Company recorded in Book -page, . This 18th dav of April, 1932. A. B. SLAGLE, Trustee. A21 ltc-FFC-M12 Sn -Book P-4. page 166. j FOURTH TRACT: Being part Spring fever has got a hold in the Morrison school section and it takes John H, Thomas to tell how it worked: "Not so very many , days ago I was passing the home of Charlie L. Blaine, who lives on the Georgia road some six or seven miles from Franklin. Now Charlie and I are great friends, so I stopped to say, 'Hello.' Mrs. Blaine said that Charlie was up on the mountain side cutting her some stove wood. Well 1 just couldn't refuse to make the climb, for we arc friends. The day was warm and I got warm be fore I had gone very far. As I made step after step I thought I ought to be getting in hearing distance of the wicked ax that Charlie always threw, but every thing was as quiet as a funeral procession. I guess I had gone just about a quarter of a mile from the house when I saw a large log ly ing across the mountainside; and horrors upon horrors there was an :ix stuck into this log. I was tfraid that something bad had hap pened to my dear friend Charlie, so with a rush, while my heart was beating 'Dixie' against my ribs, came up to the log. What a relief was in store for me then. The winter winds had blown a great heap of leaves against the upper side ot this log ana my riend Charlie Blaine had taken off his coat, spreading it out upon the leaves, and thus I found him with a smile on his lips as he dreamed of an oil stove." Cartoogechaye to survey 93.57 Br5he Andrew te N 21 of lhe Gaston Sub Tanning Extract .Company Jrac ..,. . , (72) in Cherokee and Graham conn tics, North Carpljnaj and containini according to snrrry la.ji acres Division. Beginning at a stake on the W. side of the Camp Ground Road, Green Street and South side the E. P. Cheyney Tracts (U2f)) of Lyle St., and rims with S. side (1429-10 1249-11) in Macon County North Carolina, and containing ae cordinff to survey 195.88 acres-; th Toe .Bell Tract (389' itr Macct County, North Carolina, and con taimn? according to survey -jn, acres ; the Porter and HigJoi tracts (95) (95-1) in Macon Conn of Lyle St. S. 70 1-4 W. 178 ft, to l nakr at the branch, then down thj- branch with its meanders 80 ft., to a stake the NW corner of Mark Wikle's lot; then with Mary .Wikles line N, 64 1-2 E. 210 ft to a stake on the N. side of Camp tv. North Carolina, and containiiir l Ground Road. Green St. Mary according to survey 40.J acres ; in iwikies Nfc corner; jn. iv is w VV. E. Sanders Tracts (399) (390 6S Ft. to the beginning. Being (399-11) (JW-IV) in Macon conn ,lic. same land conveyed by W. A. ty, North Carol.na. and contains Recce . t0 Bill Scruggs rbv deed K'shVoVS 6il3-nrmS:Mhae January 1, 1926, and recorded ster oi ueeas NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina, Macon County. Whereas, power of sale was vest ed in the undersigned Trustee by deed of trust from G. M. Johnson and wife to T. J. Johnston, Trus lee, dated April 15,, 1926, and rcg istered in the Office of the Reg ister of Deeds for Macon county in Book No.' 29, at Page 313, and default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness se cured thereby, and the holder the notes secured by said deed of trust having demanded that the undersigned trustee exercise the power of sale in hiin vested: , I will, therefore, by virtue of the power of sale by said deed of trust in me vested, on Monday, the 16th day of May, 1932, at 12:00 o'clock, noon, sell at lhe Court house door in Franklin, North Car olina, at public auction to the high est bidder for cash, the following described property: Being all the lands described in a deed from D. M. Sweatmnn and wife, Josie Sweatman, to . G M. Johnson and F. N Johnson by deed dated July 8, 1925, anrt re corded in the 6ffice of Register of Deeds for Macon County, in Book K-4, Page 543, to which deed reference is hereby had. This, the 11th day of April, 1932. T. JOHNSTON, trustee. A2l-4tc-Mc-M12 The farmers of this section are very busy planting potatoes. Mr. Lawrence Dills was visiting Mr. Hez Dills Wednesday. Mrs. Harley Dills was the guest of Mrs. Nonely Anderson Tuesday. Miss Veta Mae Dills was visiting at the home of Mr. Henry An derson the past week. Mrs. Tom Dills was visiting Mrs. Gnatt Davis Wednesday. , Mrs. Annie Beck was the guest of Mrs. Eula Anderson last week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank An derson a son. Frank, Jr., on April 18. Mrs. ilosie ' Sweatman was the guest of Mrs. Gnatt Davis Wed nesday. We are sorry to report that Mr Joe Anderson- is very ill. Mrs. Norman Anderson was visit ing Mrs. Cecil Davis the past week. Mrs. Florence Dills and children were visiting Mrs. Frank Ander son Monday. Mr. Bill Collier was visiting his iunl, Mrs. past week. Mrs. Sallie Anderson and little son, Byuuin, were visiting on Pop lar Cove, one day last week. Mrs. Lester Huscusson was visit ing Mrs. George Anderson Thurs day. ( Mrs. , Edna Roper was the guest of Mrs. Herman Dills Sunday. Mr. Joe Sweawnan was visiting Mr. Fred. Ramey the past week. Mr. Henry Anderson was the guest of Mr. Hez Dills last week. Mrs. Clifford Dills and little son, Ralph, were the guests of Mrs. Lawrence Dills Sunday. Mr. Bill Burch was visiting in our section, Sunday. Mrs. Gracic Anderson was visit ing Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Ander son Sunday. Mrs. Harley Dills was the guest of Mrs. Will Anderson Sunday. Mrs. Weimer Williamson and lit tle daughter were visiting Mrs. Annie Beck the past week. Mr. David Guffey was the geust of Mr. Frank Anderson Sunday. Mr. Elbert Williams was visiting his sister, Mrs. Clifford Dills, Sun day. Mr. Walter Johnson was the guest of Mr." Homer Ledbetter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Ledbetter were visiting Mrs. Bertha Ledford the past week. Mrs. Lester Huscusson was visit ing Mrs. Hez Dills Thursday. Mr. Luther Dills was the guest of Mr. Herman Dills last week. Mr. Lester Williams was the guest of Mr. Clifford Dills the past week. Miss Veta Mae Dills was the dinner guest of Miss Louise Dills Sunday. Mrs. Lester Huscusson was visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Harley Led better the past week. Mrs. bailie Anderson and son were visiting on lower Cartooge chaye Sunday night. Miss Bertha Huscusson was visit ing Mrs. Mell Williams Friday. Mr. Roy Collier spent Sunday night with Mr. Holen Huscusson. Mrs. Jake Willamson was visit ing Mrs. Henry Anderson Sunday. Miss Gladys Dills was the guest of Miss Veta Mae Dills Wednesday. Mr. Eliza Dills was visiting Mr. George Anderson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Ledbetter made a business trip to Franklin Monday. Mrs. Annie Beck was visiting her brother, Mr. Zeb Anderson, Saturday. Mrs. Lawrence Beck was visit ing Mrs. Harley Dills one day last week. Mr. R. L. Rhodes, of Allison Creek, was visiting in our section Sunday. Mrs. Sallie Anderson spent Fri day night with her brother, Mr. Will Collier. Miss Lizzie Sweatman was visit ing Mrs. Frank Anderson Sunday. Mrs. Allie Ramey spent Sunday with Mrs. Henry Anderson. Mrs. Annie Beck was the guest of Mrs. Will Collier the past week. Miss Zeb Anderson was the guest cf Mrs Dan Sweatman Tuesday. Mrs. Graeie Anderson was visit ing Mrs. George Anderson Mon day. Miss Ruth Dills was visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Anderson, Tuesday. Mrs, Eula Anderson was the guest of Mrs, Vill Collier Tuesday. North Skeenah The farmers of North Skeenah are busy planting corn. Ve arc glad to state that our road is being greatly improved with Mr. George Stalcup as foreman of the job. The road is being sur faced with gravel. Mr. J, L. Sanders made a busi ness trip to West's Mill Saturday. Mr. Bob Brendle, of Watauga, was in this section recently. Mr. Lige DeHart is engaged in the lumber business on Coweta. Messrs Earnic B. DeHart and Henderson Calloway were in this community last week. Mrs. Grady Stockton was in Franklin shopping Saturday. Mrs. John Sanders and children, of Prentiss, were visiting Mrs. Sanders' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vester Stockton, last week. A number of folks of this com munity were attending court last week. . Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rickman, of West's Mill, were visitors on, North Skeenah Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sanders spent the week-end oh Cowee. tMH" frr, J I Relieves Itch In 30 Minutes An-Go-Itch, a liquid prepara tion, goes into the creases and crevices of the skin as no salve or ointment can do, and kills every parasite which causes itch or scabies in 30 minutes. An-Go-Itch has been made ac cording to a doctor's prescription and has been found to be the best and simplest treatment for itch. The price is only 50 cents -per bottle. 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