thenee N 15 E 193 feet about on*
foot out of faooc to a stake on
Cherry Street formerly Bkimeo
thal Street); thence wtth Cherry
Street N 7-30 W 183 feet to a stake
on ten foot alley; tbence with alley
S 7-30 W 183 feet to a attke ?
Terrace Avenue, the beginning
(feat cell once 300 feet).
Being the eenie land* deacrlbed
in a dead from W. O. Townson and
wile, Winnie S. Townaon. lo Wil
liam D. Townaon, Jr. dated Jun
1, 1950 and recorded In Book 181
at pace 34, Record* of Cherokee
County.
TRACT 8:
That tract of land In No* la
Township, Cherokee County N. C.
listed for tax purpose* and com
mwily known m the 209 tat
tract "Powelooo and Fox".
This the 10th day at December.
1983.
H. L. McKeerer Commleetnner
23-4te
Income Tax Booklet
Available To Farmers
Aa 1853 siipa silently Into the pwt?
cvany North Carolina tanner* be-1
Kin tombing about that TTsta
tiling the 1863 income tax return
"r*le late* publication of the
State College Extension Service.
"Farmers 1853 Income Tax," Ex
tension Circular No. 366 (Revtaed)
is designed to make the task both
profits hie and easy. Free copies
are available through local cotm
ty farm agents, or by writing to
Department of Agriculture Infor
mation. N. C. State College. Ral
eigh.
The 32-page, illustrated booklet,
prepared by a sub-committee of
the Southern States Farm Man
agement Committee, comprised by
J. M. Love, Virginia, W. L. Turner,
Norh Carolina, Eugene Gambill
Tennessee, and E. P. Callahan of
the Federal extension service, will
be an Invaluable aid in prepairing
the farm income tax return next
year.
The booklet will make filing the
tax return profitable for many
farmer* because of the large
amount of farm tax information it
contains. It is designed to supple
ment the official government in
*rucion pamphlet and not to dup
licate R. Therefore, the 32 pages
are devoted entirely to farm, tax
problems.
In general the farmer may de
duct from his gross income all ex
penditures directly connected with
the fanm business except these
which represent capital Invest
ments. The latter generally may be
recovered through depreciation.
Also, if an expenditure is only
partly business, the former, may de
duct that part which has to do
with the farm business.
A few of the deductible items in
clude hired labor, feed, seed and
plants bought, machine work hired
supplies bought, tying material
such as wire, rope, twine, rubber
bands, containers, insect and dis
ease control oate'rials, machinery
repairs, farm building repairs, live
stock fees, fertilizers, veterinary
services and materials, fuels, cer
tain taxes, insurance premiums,
Interest paid, rent, trucking hired,
business auto an truck expense*,
poultry bought, and many other
miscellaneous items.
Logan Infant's
I Rites Are Held
Rodney Logan, seven-months-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Logan
died Wednesday, Dec. 16, in the
home in Baltimore, Md., after a
'ong Illness. '
Funeral services were held at
10 a. m. Saturday in Little Brass
ton Baptist Church. The R ev. Fred
Ltmsford officiaed and burial waa
in the church cemetery.
The parents formerly lived in
Brasstown.
Surviving, in addition to the
parents are the paternal grand
Parents. Mr. and Mr*. John Logan
of Brasstown, and the mgteraal
grandparents, Mr. and Mr*. Sevier
Teague of Chattanooga, Tenn.
Towoson Funeral Home waa In
charge of arrangements.
Texas has more farms than any
other state ? 331,567.
BIRTHS
IN PETRI* HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel McMaban
announce the birth of a daughter,
Lucy Ann, on Thursday, December
10.
Mr. and Mis. Robert Revia,
Route 1, Marble, announce the
birth of a daughter, December 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Evans, Rt
1, Marble, announce the birth of
a son. December IS.
Mr. and Mis. Ernest Ashe, Rt 1,
Hayesville. announce the birth of a
?cm, December 19.
North Carolina hatcheries pro
duced 58.2 million chicks in the
first 10 months of 1953 ? some
11.7 per cent more than the same
period of 1952.
Coble Employees
Enjoy Party
Coble Dairy employee* of the
Murphy end Brass town plant*, a
krog with their fimllUw were *n
tertained el (heir annual Christ
mas party and Slit exchange Sat
urday in the primary school audi
torium.
Employees who have been with
the company at least a year receiv
ed bonus checks and each child of
an employee received a Christmas
box. A number of other gifts ware
also exchanged from the Christmaa
tree.
Some 39 employees and 42 child
ren were Present.
Piano and vocal music were also
enjoyed.
The Dixie Bright tobacco tend to
get a yellowish tinge in the field
before they are ready for priming.
For bog-killing purposes, water
at about 14S degrees Is beet.
GREAT HOLIDAY FOO^BtlYS
FOR CHRISTMAS FEASTING!
Now, right before the holidays, your AfcP makes
it easy for you to seod "just what they wanted"
to friends who would appreciate a gift of food.
A*P is making available gift certificates in $1
and $5 denominations radsamah/s in any AaP
Food Ston in tha Untad States.
BUY YOUR GIFT CERTIFKATU NOW
Ann Page Creamy Rich
Mayonnaise
Quart
-*ar
57c - 33
Sparkle Paddiags - - 3 17c
Ann Page Fancy
Tomato Soap - - - - - 10c
Ann Page R?"?n
Staffed Olives - - ? - 39e
Ann Page?Fine Flayer
Bleaded Syrap - - - - 45c
Ann Page Fancy | .
Tomato Ketchap - -: 19e
Store Will Bo Closed All Day
Friday, Dec. 25th # Saturday, Dec. 26th
? Will Be Open All Day ?
Wednesday, Dec. 23rd Until S:30 P.M.
Usual Store Hours Thurs., Dec. 24th
lona Cut Green
BEANS 2^27'
Pick ot Carolina Sweet Mixed
PICKLES = 21<
Sunayfield Bleached Cake
FLOUR --" 33'
Ideal lor Salad*?lona Bartiett
PEARS - ---"35'
Nibiets Brand?Whole Kernel
CORN--2-35'
Mild American
CHEESE -49
Sunshine
Krispy Crackers
l*-Oz. Package
25c
All Detergent
24-Ox. Package
(jaae (Parker GTruit Caki
Lb.
Cake
$369
1H-Lb. Cake 51.29
5-Lb. Cake $2.49
Jane Parker?Orange Cocoanut
Layer Cake - - - n. 69c
Worth more French Creams im. 29c
Worth more Cream Drops 25c
Worthmore Royal Lustore 25c
Worth more Spico Drops ??' 23c
Warwick Thin Mints ma. 39c
Warwick Chocolate Chorrios ?? ma. 49c
? Ml/.
Mm
TURKEYS!
Yor <g Broad Breasted?Dressed
And Drawn
Hen Turkeys
63
-8 to 14 lb
Average
\?
Per Lb.
to I Lb Arg.
Broiler Turkeys - - - 67e
Yoong Broad UmiiUS Pro oat J aid Drawn?14 to M Lb. Arg.
Tea Turkeys - - -53c
Did Drasaed and Drawn
Chicken Hens - - - " 47c
Crescent City - - - st 67c
Fruit Cocktail - - ^ 23c
FESTIVE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES i
Full Of Juice Florida
ORANGES
y4-BoxBag 99c 8^^' 39?
Big! Bed
Cranberries - - - ? *? 25c
Juicy Florida
Grapefruit - - - 4 - 27c
U. S. No. 1 Red bum
Potatoes ------ u. 5c
Firm Skin Florida
Tangerines - - - -; u 10c
Extra Large Stalks ? Green Paacal
Celery - 13c
Fresh
Coccaiuts ?* 7c
Ocean Spray Cranberry
SAUCE
Toll
16-ot.
Can
19
Jane Parker Stuffing
BREAD ~ 20c
A*i> Top Quality
Miiceleat ? 19c
Rajafi?Shredded
Dry Cocoaiut - - ?
Golden Maid
iargarine - - - - ?
Del Monte Fancy Sliced
Pineapple ^
1-Lb.
Cta.
Thete PHeel
Effective
Thru Jr-.i
Dec. 14th
mua
Nm'i a la# Mtar <
mm d wo 1 tally IhmmW;
law.
? low ratal m; ?ora jraa up
ta 23%
? Ctoim terWca il |
lair
A *- alma liianil
? rWWvltl <?wimNw#
Cliff Huls '
Bo* 394 - Andrews, W. k.
1SI-W
FARM BUREAU MUTUAL
AUTO v.! if. I
PALMER'S GARAGE?TOM
PHONE 168-W MURPHY, N. C.
WISH?S
? A wuttk tf hulth, ha,. imi
aatf caittataait ta aar viahtt tar
all a* friaatft mt
Mithhtrt n this Mil jsytas hsIUay.
BRENDLE FEED & EGG CO
stowht, s. c.
2<\t Christmas time.
And all die year through, }
Good health, good friends,
And good luck to you.
CITY CAFE , .
phone tiu mumpht, m. c.