M. V. (V'Fek nir-J.
t
"1 was In a very ,
weak condition
from serious
sickness," writes
671 Joseph St.
Wew Orleans, La.
JJ.was so weak.t
1 wanted to sleep"
aU;;thr. timsli-Ii
AtA Matt ' K SWA
&treng&$W'iaV
xanythtogf. A-M y,, i V ffZI
back ached nearly all the 1
CmaP twnajust bi toieerW
a" It
,iy mother told roe Imuet
arouse myself from the sleep
inesa,and take something- to
help get my Strength back,
sCha had Jtakenr jCardm and
had been helped, so decided
to take" CJardui,Lto6. ' After
f W fi bottle', I-eoold see'
cthai It wis" Helping tea. "I
took fonrbottles at this time.'
;My strength came back and
I gained weight. Pretty soon.
tl was my old self again.'
i tvmt, i...'. SM.' ....alii
V -my docs quit nuruug, uu
haven't had any mora trow
sbW sin ,toph Cardui,'' 3 i
HELPS WOMEN TO. HEALTH
Cor Conatipation, indlgeatiori t
ariff PrfgreMes
The: Senate has been making good
headway on some of the Jess, contro
versial feature: the tariff billand
it hat .agreed upon free leather, and
an increase in the import duties on
all vegetables, animal, and fish oils
and fats. The greasy stuff goes
through a sliding. Sugar must have
had sand fa it judging from the way
in which it got stuck in the legisla
tive tariff mill.
The Farmers' Exchange in Curri
tuck: County is saving buyers over 8
a ton on their purchases of fertiliser
ths spring. " ; "
for It
kae T2 upeeta a tens An
famr ease eansot uwnt them. Swaywa
pss Is pwpaied. hen yoa can do what
ley expsrMaeed nam would de whet
Most phyaklniis would tell yon to do-
pm tk i dyers of plain Caatorta. IJ
isaMr daca th&i TrS j Is southed nUef
jlamaiterof mntueata. Yotyoaba
ateei your dtOd withooi nse of a aliigte
-1 drvrt C&storia ia .wjetaWe.
I L t t cm aa oliea aa an laiaat
1 'a a-y 2 f sin yon cannot pa away
i."a aWys ready for the croak
. r f e'A or eonstlpatlwir ot-la"
hi "xSivw, too, for older chlldr,
two , r . on. lottU were owfft r
'i
V
r-rl
vJxi "SET
the7 : w-hl ',1V i .,' - : .-r : I --?. N-'.
' Ffdm rCLUFP
Mr. and Mrs. " Bryan 1 Plemmons
gave a ' party for Miss Shirley tusk
who recently returned from Washing
ton. 'She "has been" visiting at their
home for (ha past two weeks..
Mis! On Bright was one of the
honored guests among many friends
who "attended the party. .Miss Ger
tha Henderson was also there. ) She
enjoyed her first parly Very muchf
After music; and many Interesting
games, refreshments were serve a
which everyone teemed io enjoy. ....
"All that was! lacking in the party
was that fae violinist failed, to' come.
; We art having a good y Sunday
school" and it 'would ba better , if mora
would1 attend. '
pi v were sorry 10 near ox .tne ueavu
of -Aunt?' Sellie Wdrley.;She will
be greatly missed; in, thU community,
Next Saturday atid Sunday are' our
regular1 meeting- days.' , ;
" People arpun here are very busy
burning robacco' beds' and preparing
for their cfoptf. I1
J Thechildren of Mr. Wiley Davis
are very" 111' Vith whooping cough. ,
r We are glad to report that "Uncle"
Jesse Plemmons nd.,wife are mov
ing into out settlement. .
)' Miss LillielDavis is planning on a
tvisitto Bazelwood.", , '
Mr.' Silas; Fdrtner called at Wiley
Davis' Saturday night and Sunday.
Come "'onShakfar Sam with your
column," never. ?mind your mouth, 1
enjoy' your1 column. ; -, ,
' i " TAXI-' SERVICE N iv--Open
and eloaed can. Better serv
ice. Prices are right i Fhoae,
'. write or, telegraph
' S. B.' FERGUSON
tf. '-' Phone 68.
From Roaring Fork
- We didn't have any Sunday school
Sunday on account of rain. Hope
we will have a large crowd next Sun
day.. . . .... .. '
1 Our singing school closed Saturday
hisrht. - .We'- were aorrv to' ouit our
singing, .r.' r ,'-r'
Mr. Chapel Wallin, a singing teach
er of near Mars Hill and a friends of
his called on Mrv and Mrs, Berry
Brown Saturday nightO'
Mrs. Bryan Holland called. on Mrs.
Brown Sunday; jj 1 1, W 3 : "
Misses Carolina Parker, Or Blank.
enship, Messrs Elmer Kent and B. V.
Ebbs spent dinner Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Wyatt
Sue WpQdy, spent Monday night
wtth her 'eonslni Vfol 'BlafikenshftC
. Mr.11 Berlin Butties' returned home
Sunday after, visiting in AshevilJe a
few daya. .... -t
' Miss Gertie'' Woody - and brother
Fete '"spent ' Sunday night with their
uncle, Mr. J.: N. Parker.
' Mr. and Mrs, Bryan Holland called
at lit, Willie , WilUams : ' Saturday
night to see Mr, Carl Stanley who is
111 with' pneumonia. .
Mrs. .Spencer Holland, Miss Gertie
Woody spent dinner Sunday with' Mr.
and . Mrs. Sanford Blankenship.
Mr. J. N. Parker helped Nathan
Payne kill a fat pig Monday, ; ij?
A School closes at Roaring Fork on
March. 6th ,and7tlu Everybody in
vited to attend..' . .
- Mr. Nathan Payne will be Jvery
busy next week covering hie tobacco
bed which he burned all over the side
of Bluff mountain Saturday. -
Mrs. Mary , Parkereturned home
Saturday .after spending a few day
with her granddaughter, Mrs. Jack
Joyce at Joar . ' -
- Miss Dewie Baldwin of Joe visited
singing at Bethel church Friday night
Mr. Hubert Pangle called on Mr.
Nathan Payne Sunday morning.
j Mr., Ernest Holt called on Mr. Mel
vin Wyatt Sunday. - -v
, Mr Grady. Baldwin called on Miss
Anna Greene Sunday. m'n 1
' Miss Georgia Suttles returned to
Mr. Williams home Sunday where she
is boarding and attending school at
Spring Creekv ' "; : h , .
Paulino Kent spent Saturday flight
with Miss Louetta Payne." "
Wahwah That fellow; strikes,-a'
discordant note 'at our party.
ToottootHe can't help 3 it He
plays in a jazs bnd. The Pathfinder
TllCiff EVS
,7
SPECIAL EXCURSION!
' a-. . , to 1 miV' v'
MIAMI and HAVANA
February 20 to March 7
.. : . yjlct '
SOUTHERN 'RAILWAY
The sellinsr dates will
and 25. Final limit on Miami tickets,' March T,
prior to which1 date at midnight return trip mtist
be conlpleted " The Havan tickets "will b linii
i j a : - J axil.: ff'j-il' Jt
ltea xo iwenxy-one aays,
saie. nquija-XTipiarewuiv oe one are
twenty-five centa; ,
For further information,' see or write
j; H. WOOD, pf P. A.,
r Asheville, -Jie C,
D.O.PURICEY,
Marshall,' N C.
or
SPRING CREEK
HIGH SCHOOL
The P. T. A. had a meeting on Fri
day 0f lat week. The business ses
sion was used in planning to secure
curtains for the stage of the audi
torium. A committee was appointed
to look into prices and material and
report at a called meeting to be held
Friday afternoon of this week.
The-, school received a gift from
our friend, the Hon. Ira Plemmons of
Hot Springs, who places in our library
a set of Congressional Becords. These
records are complete and contain the
very latest published facts. Some
reference books along a scientific
line were also in his contribution.
This is Senator Plemmons' native
community and he always has an in
quiry aato the progress of the school.
We thank Mr. Plemmons and hope he
can farther be of service to our
school.
Principal, J. 0. Wells made a busi
ness trip last week end to Winston
Salem. J
N. L. Ponder, teacher in the high
school, made a business trip with his
family to Asheville and Brevard last
week end. 5
Ishmael Brooks of the eighth grade
has been absent from school on ac
count of illness. We hope heveaa 'bnN
rybaek. -ft.--
How One W4man Loit r
20 Pounds of Fat
Lost Her Double Chin
Lost" Her Prominent ;Hip
Lost Her Sluggishness
Gained Physical Vigor-'
Gained pa ViTaclonsneea
Gained Shapely Figatw
If you're ; fat first remove the
cause! ';.-.. '
KBUSCHEN , SALTS contains the
6 .mineral- salts your body organs,
glands and nerves must have to func
tion properly. , . .
. When your vital organs fail, to per
form their work eorrectly-i-your bow
eld and kidneys can't throw off that
waste i material you're growing hid
eously fatl '-.T'. ' ''
Try one half teaspoonful of KBUS
CHEN SALTS in a glass of hot wa
ter every morning in" 8 weeks get
on the scales and; note ; how- many
pounds of it have vanished ! . !
Notice also that yon have gained. in
energy your skin1 is dearer your
eyes r sparkle with- glorious- health
yon feel younger in body keener in
mind.: KBUSCHEN . will give any fat
person a Joyous surprise.
Get an 85c bottle of KBUSCHEN
Salts from the Marshall Pharmacy o?
any leading druggist anywhere' in A
merica. (lasts 4, weeks). If this first
bottle doesn't convince, yea this is the
easiest, safest and surest way to lose
fat if 4 yon dont feel a superb im
provement in health so gloriously
energetic vigorously . alive y our
money srlady returned, i . ; aov.
- TtSCORDiT
a
be February 20. 23. 24,
in auuiuuii w ? uaw yi
us
From FOSTER
The farmers of this section are all
very' busy plowing and burning to
bacco heds.
Mr. and Mrs. Cas Fender and baby
spent 'Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs. C M. Farmer.
, Mrand Mrs. Clyde Johnson and
children moved to Marion Thursday
where they will spend the summer.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Banner Fender is on the sick list at
this waiting.
Mr, Chester Johnson killed his dog
Monday. It is supposed that it had
hydrophobia.
Mr. and Mrs. Bratchett Pack and
baby spent Thursday night with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Audie Cody.
Misses Migget Shelton and Floy
Lewis' spent Thursday night with Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Peek, r .
-.- Mrs. Lura Capps and 'children took
dinner with Mrs. Agnes Capps Sun-'
day..-
! Miss Mary Ann Brackens of Mar
shall 'spent the week end with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. W, F. Brack
ens.
Mr. Bexter Edwards and Miss Bes
sie Hilton were married Feb.. 16th.
They left'this place Friday for Swan-
nanoa where they will make y their
home, .'if- - s 'J
THE RIGHT WAY TO TRAVEL
fs by train. The safest.'. Most com
fortable. ;Uost reliableir - Costs less.
poqnire of Ticket. Agents regarding
greatly reduced fares for short trips.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY 8TSTEM
From BIG LAUREL
We had no; Sunday school on ac
count of the rain last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hall of Spill
Corn visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moore
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. N, H.. Grifiln visited Mrs. W.
H. Holland Sunday,
Mrs. Ralph Griffin visited Mrs. N.
H. Griffin Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Ostea .Griffin . spent Friday
night with Mr, Foch Buckner.
Mr. Wayn. and N. H. Griffin took
a trip to Marshall Saturday on busi
ness. .". .' ;
Mr. Carlie. Bice and daughters
Grace and Edna Visited Mr. and Mrs,
Cullis Rice Sunday.
. Mr .Foch . Buckner spent Sunday
night with MrT Frank Buckner on
Walnut Creek. ;
Mrs. Luke ; Griffin- and , Misses Bo
bena and Atlas Buckner and Leado
Holland and. Portia Griffin also Aus
tin; Griffin and Frank, Buckner visited
Mrs. Carle Bice Sunday afternoon
and enjoyed hearing the Victrola.
Mrs. Dolson Crow, and son Noah
Visited Mrs.; Mary Buckner Sunday.
Mr. Luke Griffin and Dolson Crow
visited Mrv Steve Lewis Sunday, and
enjoyed some music.
" Mrs. B. C Buckner spent Saturday
night with her' daughter, Mrs. Star
ling Gentry at Chapel HilL ,
Mr. W. H.' Holland and MK Bulo
Bice went to Chapel HUl Sunday.
Buckner visited Mr. Jim Chandler
Mr. Noah Buckner and Verna Mae
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Frank Buckner of Walnut
Creek spent Saturday night with Mr.
Wayne Grifiin.
' Mrs.1 Henry Norton visited her
parents, Mrs, T. E. Lewis last week;
Mrs. Dolson Crow visited Mrs. N.
Grifiln Monday V ' 'r' I
Mr. Zad Bice visited Mr. Dewey
Bice Sunday1. n - - jf s-
: Miss Portia Griffin spent Sunday
nigmXwith MWLeadd Holland:,? ;;
, Mr and il rs. Boy Bice of Marshall
spent the wwek end with Mr, and Mrs.
Li.; B? BiCei": uf";s$V;" -;f :
Mise Pprtil Griffln and;M Macole
Holland and Miss Lado Holland and
Mr. . Austin Grifiln ; visited Mr. and
Mrs. Bulo Rice Sunday night, :
Mist'! Leddtf Holland ' spent Satur
day nlght.-JUilrCip:'
Misses'Bobena. and .Atlas Buckner
visited Miss Portia Griffin Monday.
Come on with Beverly ' Hill hews.
We like to heaif from' you.",
YOUREYES-AND
Our eyea do moit of our work aad
usually they receive the least euro.
People who take car of their eye
sight in Youth' will enjoy comfort
able vision In later) years.;
Make it a rule to have your eyes
examined regularly.. Whan you
do need the aid of glasses, for
special work or for constant wear,
you will find our charges most
moderate for dependabble service.
SAVE YOUR EYES.
HAVE THEM EXAMINED
Dr. Charles H. Honess
Optometrist Since 1900
No. 3 FU m Buildia
Grcvad Floor -ASHEVILLE,
N. C
From Middle Laurel
We are having fine weather and
the farmers arr getting their work
done very rapidly.
A big fire tn the Tanton Hollow
caused considerable damage but the
forest service man togethe with
hands to 'help put it out very soon.
Those helping fight the fire were ' A
mos Cantrelh: iSkiler Cantrell,; Nelson
Tweed, Joor' Cantrell, Joo Griffin,
Dewey ChSndley, Johnny Presley and
Hesst.5 CanWelW ; They 'stayed ' jfP
Mr. Garse 'Sim's the 'forest Servlef
man, nntil tiie fire yns out. . v
Mr, Armas Cantrell was presented
with a fine birthday dinner Saturday
the 22. '
Mr. Arthur Cantrell, John Cant
rell, Mr. Arthur Dunbar, Mr Samp
son Cantrell motored to Lake Toxa
way Sunday. "
Mr. Lather Dunbar is bringing his
mother, who is blind, back to her old
home on: Middle Laurel.
MrV Bill " Sams was the guest of
Miss Ursley Tweed Saturday eyen-
lllg.' ; ' I -I' . ,
Mr. Armas Cantrell, Mr. Buck
Tweed, Miss Rosa Franklin, Mr. Ern
est Franklin and Mr. Luther Dunbar
were guests of Mrs.' H. A. Wallin on
Saturday night, Feb. 22.
Miss June Wallin is very much
pleased with her new piano recently
purchased;' " . ,'f ','
Iron Beda
. Bed Springs
New Mattresses
DreasejrV'tl-ti--Rangea
.You can save half hy trading hem We have; full line,
of new and used furniture to select from.
ACME FURNITURE CO.
42 Biltmore Are. T - Ashevflley N. C
I H SfOU Utt4 o 1
, VTVmth m fcfi XI. n
SEVENTH PAG
Mr, Audley Gilbert is preparing
to farm very heavily thilir year. v '
Our Sunday school is coming on
nicely. The attendance is good and
we hope it continues.
tin c mam you ;
iron bbsinsss ,
BMratariM, AceonntanU, BookkPr.
vtannsraBiuri and Btmotrtibti find fa-
ivorabia , mtreauotioa w wi . dujuiu
world through 6r naiorBter buNaul
1
iUj aoerwHted br th National AamaVl
From, PAINT ROCK
Mrs. J. D.jSpratt.had as her guests ,
' SundayMr 'and Mm E. -.-T Williams
-, d ...... ...
ana.zamuy jo - .a,
PaulWjlHam and Clarence Cut
shall hiked to1 Hot Springs Sunday in
the in"'"lw .-',..',.,1.: ,.-,,
P Floyd Ward was visiting Jack and!
Edward Spratt Sunday 'evening.1
Buford Martiii, .Pul Williams and
Clarence Cutf haU are planning on a
month's training at a C.M.T.C., this
summer.' ' ' '
Some of the teachers and students
of Dorland-Bell School motored thru
Paint Bock Saturday.
Mrs. E. T. Williams and Mrs. J. D.
Spratt were visiting on Wolf Creek
Monday.
CARL R. STUART
Attorney at Law
Office Over Citizens Bank
Marshall, N. C
From WHITE ROCK
Our Sunday school is getting along
fine now.
The Laurel Club will meet Monday
night, March 8; also the Boberts
brothers will make music.
Mrs. Ella Banks has been on the
sick list for a few weeks but is bet
ter at present.
Mr; Oliver Bay and Lewis Tweed
motored to Cedar Creek Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Barnett was visiting
Mrsi: Weynonah BoswelL. Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnett are mak
ing their home with Mri and Mrs.
Ed Stanton.
Mr, Thomas Tweed is making some
improvements- on his home. i. '
' Mr.' Oliver Bay and some of his
friends werr vjsiting Thonw Tweed
Saturday night" Wtii?T"JESl
Mnu Sam Shelton is in the Laurel
hospital very ill at the present time.
Mr. 'Mason Banks was out horse
back riding Sunday.
JT. Tk.m.. Tnuul la n1annno An
UVHW. w y -
going to Ohio to visit his sister for
a few months.
Mr. Edison Bay is working for the
Laurel Hospital
Mr. Wayne Tweed has returned to
White Bock after a visit with Mr.
Jeter H. Tweed of Tennessee.
Mrs. J. S. Tweed is visiting her
son, Mr. Boney Tweed in Greene
ville, Tenn. .-, . . u ijj
STRANGE!
A modern miracle: Two men, nam
ed Wood and Stone, walked down the
street. A beautiful woman passed.
Wood turned to Stone and Stone
turned to Wpod, then , they both
turned to rubber Exchange; t
.$2.00 end up
$10and up
-$6.75 and up
.$6.00 and P
.$15.00 and up