PACE Ei&Hf
lutMjlWihira.
THE FRANKLIN PRESS and f Mfi HltHUKDS MAiAU
. .......... .. -M CM...iltK
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For the State
Legislature
Vi1,lni(r' in the HlURSt of UU-
meivus friends and believing that
I can be of real and better service
to the County in that capacity at
.l:.. :,v, tV,nn in .niv other posi-
lUt "v "". ' if
tion, 1 hereby announce myselt as
a candidate for the awe i-cgo
lature.
C.L. Ingram.
ForRepresentativel
I' hereby -wish to announce myself
a candidate for Representative of
Macon County in the State Legis
lature, subject to the Democratic
primary in June.. If nominated and
elected, I pledge my oesi
the service of the people of this
county and state. .
Sam Howard.
CANDIDATE FOR
r i rn
CONGRESS FA
FRANKLIN VISIT
J. Q. liilkcy, of Marion, N. C.
...,.' in Vr.-inklin -on Thursday.
XU Cilkrv is in the race 1 for
IT'S. r ircsciit;tive for , the 11th
I district.
wnt,' - ... i
Mr. (iilkey did not miiKc
: hp said there was an
agreement bet ;een the three con
tenders ttr tlUS POSIUU.I -r
I Weaver, Mr. Davis and himself
to make no campaign speecnes.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
LEGAL "ADVERTISEMENT
"legaiTadvertisements
"NOTICE OF SALfc
North Carolina,
n,r virtue of the power of sale
.,eiA in thp undersigned coinmis-
.;nnr under authority ot tne uccu
f Tnict ovprntrd hv L. F: Owen-
Owenby to
R. 1). Sisk, Trustee, said deed of
trust bearing date the otn aay oi
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
V Uitp Senator For Commissioner
ror otaie oenuui a H a
t q mnriidate for renomina-
tion to the office of senator .for
.L- 1W cpnatnrial district. COm-
lut jvi" -
posed of the counties .of Cherokee,
Clay Graham, 5wain aim iw".
If nominated . and elected I promise
thorough and earnest consiaerauu..
of all legislation upon which I may
v. .nA vnt and active: sup-
LC WM". v ' t
. t oil mpasnre which appear
UUU Vi ... ...
to be in the 'interest of the masses
of the people.
Kelly E. Bennett
Swain County
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for Chairman of the
Board of County" Commissioners,
subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic party in the primary of
Tune 4th. '
If nominated and elected 1 wijl
endeavor to' fill the office to the
ahilitv. and with the
uesi, yj' -
least possible expenses to me ia
Payers. : Your support will be very
much appreciated, -.
. Respectfully,
E. W. Long
iv-,mtpr 1Q?4 and reeistered in
the office' of the Register of Deeds
r.. Af,. rr,nntv in liOOK C-O,
lor ivirtvi'u ,
page 66, ct scq., to sccitrc certain
indebtedness in said deed of trust
set forth, and default having, been
made in the payment thereof, and
demand : having been made upon
the undersigned trustee to exercise
u ,pi nf sale in said trustee
I vested under the terms of said deed
t ,iii ttiPrpfnre.on -Monday the
27th day of June, 1932, at 12 o'clock
at the ( ourt nouse aoor i
UUWM, -. - .
the Town of Franklin, North Caro
lina, sell at public auction to me
highest bidder for cash, the fol-
i.m., ny' fipsrnhed oroDeny :
In Burningtown Township, liemg
all that part of the S. W. Duvall
tract of land lying on ine casi
Creek and be-
ing that part ot the. lana aeeaeu
by A. A. Duvall to R. R. Duvall
adjoining the lands of A. W. Mor
can' on the North, Tom Carnes
and Caro Duvall on tne cast, ecu
ford Welch on the South and A.
A. Duvall on the West. Also de
scribed in a deed from R. D. Sisk,
Trustee, to L. F. Owenby.
Nantahala Town
ship, adjoining -the lands of the
United States on the norm, w.
Cochran on the East, M. fcf cocn'
on nn thp South and W. A. Owen
w nn the west, containing .uy
acres and being the now home
place of the parties of the first
part.
TV,ic Mav 2t 1032.
R. D. SISK; Trustee
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Una : J. 0. Piatt & Company, Ashe
ville, North Carolina; Bert Tilson
and wife Jane inson, uiuiss, iwun
Carolina; Christine Delay, Pryor
Creek, Oklahoma; Elvia rarns and
husband rarris, laiequii,
homa; Jack Pieicy, Tavones, J'lor
ida; City F.gg Case Company, New
York, JN. i.J iviyriie u., ui..j..
nd husband F. T. Grozier, - Till
man County, UKianoina; nucm
Fruit and Produce Company, Atlaii
t, . T PVip1n Miami. Hor-
ida- Joseph Rickman, Rabun Oap,
Georgia; E. P. Cheyney and wife
Cheyney 259 S. 44th. St. Phil-
AU Piincvlvaniar E. P. Cncy-
ney, Executor of - the estate ot W
J Cheyney, neceasea o. nu.
St". Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ;
Henry C omitn, w-mcuwi u
the estate of W. J. aieyney, de
ceased, 259 S. 44th St., Philadelphia
Pennsylvania; H. Morris Teaf.Phil-
aaeiynid, ,
! Mills Shoe Company, St. Louis
H H . Utnn r rfil Mr TS IV I II I'll. VJVVi
gia; Deaver Dry Goods Company,
Knoxville, lenn; rveuncuy .
Chambless Co., Knoxville lenn,
Tenn; E. Uanneu onoe,- v..
. 1 1 a I fitin ' v rii rvii ir. i ni i
Speer ana w. a. opeci,
I - - . 1 M qilA -MllfU .-)Ut-Cl tit'.
W A. Speer," executors of the
estate ot jonn snvey, 5 -
- c:i . rmnv Atlanta
jonn ouvcy -w"f-.-j -----Ga:
Meador-Palsey Co, Atlanta,
Ga; Haynes-Henson Shoe Co.
Knoxville, .lenn; jonn
Co., Knoxviue, i enn ; . .
en and wife -Holden, Dillard
whose names and residences are
unknown; W. B. Parker and wife
Parker, or their unknown
heirs at law; J. M. Keener,
(nierp nr his unknown sue-
For State Senate for Commissioner
LEGAL" ADVERT! 5 l-MENTS
t i,rphv announce myself a can
didate for the State Senate from
the 33rd senatorial district, sub
ject to the action of. the Democrat
ic Primary to be held June 4.
Robert A. Patton
M12-4tp-J2
For State Senator
vf itVidrawincr anv statements
made in my announcement publish-
- . m t? Dar. mi Anril
v ed in ine rramoiu n"
21st and 28th, I wish to state that p - romnilSS10ner
T ,m..titl a candidate for nomina- TUf VUllUliiooiv
: tnr thp nf fire of state sen-
UUil v . "
ator . from the 33rd senatorial dis
trict, subject to the Democratic
n V.a IipM Tnnp 4.1932.
riuud w j
Edmund B. Norvell
Of Cherokee County.
Ta .-tPTc nf Maron County
XU UIW ' v iv" -
I hereby announce myself a candidate-
for ' County Commissioner
on the Democratic ticket, subject
Priiiarv tn he held Tune 4.
if nnifinatpd and elected, I will
do alflcan to cut down expenses,
flixTpr tavPS. .
aiiu i.wiiw.
ThV4ns yu in a,dvance lor any
support, you may give me.
Respectfully,
Robt. Stamey
M2cVltP
For Commissioner
To The Taxpayers and Voters of
XTfTiiV foiintv ' .
I hereby tell you that I am a
candidate for Chairman of the
Boapd of your County Commission
ers, .,nd if you elect me I will do
"u -v,ot mav hp in mv cower to
have our County safely function
on the line of thrift and economy.
Yours truly, , '
X O.Harrison
To the. Voters of Macon County':
I hereby announce myself a can-
didate tor the unice oi wuuiy ,
Commissioner. Should I attain this pQr (jommiSSlOner
Pf 1 ,.ntt 1,vnntl Kallnt I I
omce uy pi iui-ji -i
promise to perform the duties re
quired to the best of . my ability.
I earnestly, solicit your support,
and, if nominated and elected I
wish , to assure you that you shall
have no cause for regret, and that
I hope to meet your highest and
best expectations.
Alvm S. bolesbee
t iiprphv announce mv candidacy
for County Commissioner, subject
to the Democratic primary to dc
held June 4. If nominated and
elected, I promise to give my Desi
efforts to an efficient and econom
ical administration - of the county
government.
D. J. Moses
NOTICE OF SALE
North Ca"oln
Macon County.
Whprpas. nower of sale "was
vested in the undersignedvTrustee
K AppA nf trust trom (j. IN. jonn-
. . . r Tl A
son and wile Maggie jonnsou, to
T J. Johnston, Trustee for A. B.
Slagle, dated April A wju, ana
registered in the Uttice oi xne
Register of Deeds for Macon Coun
ts n Rnnk No ji. at oaee on,
and default having been made in
.
the payment ot the maeDteaness
secured thereby, 'and the holder of
the notes secured by said aeea oi
trust having demanded that the
undersigned trustee exercise the
nf alp in him vested:
T will therefore., bv virtue of
ii ---j ' r
the power of sale-Jjy said deed of
met in mp vested, on Monday,
the 27th day of June, 1932, at
12:00 o'clock, rioori, sell at the
Franklin. North
Carolina, at public auction to me
highest bidder for cash, the fol-
Invuinb- dpseribed orooertv: .
Sit uate in Cartoogechaye Town
ship, Macon County, State of North
Carolina, and described as follows:
Adjoining the lands of Dan Sweat
A W Horn and others, con
taining about 50 acres. Being part
of the L. M.- Johnson tarm, anu
mnrp riptinitp descriDiion rei-
.rpnrp in hprrhv made to the Reg
ister Bvooks of Macon County,
North Carolina.
This the 25th day of May,. 1932
T. J. JOHNSTUN, trustee.
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en anu wut -
--. n T ChnnA Tallin rd. da VV
L. Richardson ana wnc, u.
Md; Heirs at law of A. J. Conley
deceased; AiDert ueiay, wuuc
dence is unknown; unknown heir?
at law of Thomas Wakefield, de
ceased; P. E. Conley Holland de
J t-Ue ot rxvo nt Tack I 01
lev and wife, Nannie Conley, Tex-
as; L. ii. (,namuion r
wife, Fannie Conley, deceased; Guy
i.onlev ana- vouicv, ma
Speed up your crop
G- IVE your corn and truck crops a goodside . v
dressing with Chilean Nitrate of Soda .; .
the natural nitrate .fertilizer.
It takes hold at once. Speeds up the crop.
Helps you get the better prices that early crops
usually bring.
Tyea7of all ye arsTwhen every penny you
spend on producing your crop must do extra
work, make every acre make good. The surest
way to a good crop is to side-dress with Chilean
Nitrate of Soda. A small application per acre
will do the trick for this one year-say half or
two-thirds the usual application.
Remember-it is important to say Chilean
X-when you order your nitrate. Nothing takes its
place! Your dealer has Chilean Nitrate in stock
. or can get it for you quickly.
TWO KINDS
Both ert natutal
EDUCATIONAL ff BUREAU, INC.-
Raleigh y North Ccrclmq
IN THE DISTRICT COllRT OF
THE UNlltU SIAIta-ur
AMERICA FOR THE WESTERN
, UNA
Aiheville Division 1
. no on
wnTiPD m PI1RI ISHED
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
fi iQtirt in f.herokee.
Macon and Graham Counties, North
Carolina, Merchants & Manufactur
ers Bank, (Alice u. uewar ?.Maic;
TO The heirs at law of J. J. Con
ley, deceased, whose names and ad
dresses are unknown; r. r. ric-itj
and wife Piercy, Asheville, North
Carolina; C. C. Cole, Asheyille,
North Carolina ; -Mrs. Grace Oliver
and husband, fiugn uuver, rrauK
lin, North Carolina; Raymond 1.
Cover, Andrews, North Carolina,
Dorothy T. Cover,, Andrews, North
Carolina; Carolina Gnger Julep
Company, Asheville, North Caro-
lina; Mrs. u . wmcy du uu
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.
Mashburti, Franklin, North Caro-
t tre KpIIip Piercv. ',V'i
1CAI . .
residence is unknown ; Mrs. satt
Piercy, whose ' residence - is un
known; Arthur. Aaaingtun du
residence unKnown; ivn
v r, nr,A tiiishnnd. William L
ry IUUU6 " ----. - . r
Young, Georgia; heirs at law o
itaker, California T. Whit-
aker, whose residence is uinj.u ,
W. C. Penland and wife E. M. Pen-
land, if living, and it not.meir t
known heirs at law; R. L. Lon
and wife, u. A. uong, u nvniS a.u
if not, their unknown heirs at law ;
H P. Hill, Paul Moncastle, Fred
t .t. ,Ana aa Moncastle-
jvioncasiic, wjv""6 .
Hill Company, or successors, heirs
i --ojre rtins names and res-
HI1U 13316"", -------
idences are unknown; neirs
or devises of Fanny P. Cheyney,
deceased, wife ot w. j. wy"!.
deceased, to wit, Joseph P. Chey
ney whose residence is unknown
Edward P. Cheyney whose resi
dence is unknown ; John K. Lhey
ney, whose residence is unknown ;
Edith Cheyney ceeKiey, wnosc
dence is unknown; Anna Cheyney
Smith, whose residence is un
known; Paul Cheyney, whose resi
Genrdie vv
aenee is uunv.ii
rt...nr HorMepn npirs ai law.
wit. Bernice Cheyney Bryce, whose
residence is unknown , na.i.v
Cheyney Cadwalader, whose resi
dence is unknown; wim
MxNab, whose residence is un
known; Edith uicyney isy",
residence is unknown; Eleanor
Cheyney, whose residence is mi
known; Samuel W. Cheyney, de
1 ha,e or. law Tt Wll. .Tc! ' 1 1
uel W. Cheyney1, whose residence
is unknown; tnzaDein ncyi.
Stark, whose residence is unknown ;
Sidney Cheyney Bailey, whose res
idence is unknown; heirs at law oi
L. C. Holbrook, deceased; James
Thomas, deceased, heirs at law of,
irusi.ee, ui ---cessors
and 'assigns; D. : L. I eek
,.,if Tsinp VpfAi nr their un
known heirs at law; W. W. Mosi:
and wite, m. j. moss, or uicu un
known -.heirs, at law; J: T. Woo-
ana wnc viw, -j. ''"ji.""
known heirs at law; W. M. nek
. .,A ,ifn ! Pirkens 'or ther
WIS uu . I ,
unknown heirs; heirs at law of Jr.
I. Kogers, wnose names nu
dresses are unknown; and all per
ing to own any estate, hen or in
and to the premises described ir.
iua naiiriAn it-i i t n l j r 4iir :
will take notice, that an action en
titled as above has been commenced
in the District Court of the United
Ci.i.. (a. the. lAPttprn iisrricr oi
Oldica lur. mv . . v-.. -
North Carolina, at Asheyille, ' for
the condemnation ot certain iru.i
of land described in Exhibits "A,V
"A-l. A-A a-j, n-t, n-j,
"A-6," ""A-7," wA-8," "A-9," "A-10
of the petition filed in the above
entitled proceeding, and known as
the Mercnanis s luauunwun.
Bank (Alice G. Dewar Estate)
Tracts (33) (33-I) (33-II) (33-III)
in Cherokee County, North Caro-
i:.. .nninlnitin nrcnrdino' to survc1
3,862.43 acres; the Tatham and?
Watkins tract (,yj in neroKce
Mnrtti rarnlina and COn-
taining' according to survey 154.45
acres; the G. E. Lail tract (495). in
Cherokee ouniy, anux m v"
.rttotniTiar arrnrriitlff to StirVCV
ClUU tVl"M'B C - -
. - A. Tl i.K 4
97.18 acres r the u a. race
(505) in Macon coutuy, inuiu.
r-.IIn onrl rnntaiTiinP according
Vadium. a, 11 ' - o . ,
to survey 93.57 acres; the Andrews
Tanning extract company i ran
(72) in Cherokee and Graham Coun
ties North Carolina, and containing
Ia;!, ciirvpu- 715.31 acres
the E. F. Cheyney Tracts (1429)
v - n. (HA T T If rrtiihtf
(1429-IU l--ll) in iviacun yuui-.ij
VnrA i nrn inn ana coniaiuui ai.
cording to survey 195.88 acres; thr
Joe Bell .tract t;0ov; in wdw"
County North Carolina, and con-;
taining according to survey ju.j
acres; the forter ana nigaui.
tracts (V5) . t,yt; m iviacuii wuu
ty North- Carolina, and coptaining
according to survey ..cres; th-.
W. E. Sanders Tracts (399) (399 .
inn I iaj. i v i in viacou iuuu
ij77- v' --- . .
tv North Carolina, and containing
L'' .. . ...... tVa
according to survey io.j p p
D L. Shope Tract (381-1) in Ma-
I .un... . . fin n . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . ami
COH '
containing according to survey o.UU
acres; the J. i. Rogers neirsiiv.i
Minn :M fM Pmintv North
- .rvntQininu arcordinE
to survey 3.41 acres; fully described
in the. ne-
Ijy lilt LC3 iiU
tition filed in said proceeding, the
said lands navmg uccu kkhw j
.t. nf Atrrionltlire. with
l. oi nf ttie National Forest
II1C miyiwi'
Reservation Commission and found
necessary tor the purpose oi ei ly
ing out an Act of Congress of the
TT;iAj vfitco onnrnvp ivid.iL.ii x.
1911, being Chapter 186, page 961
by the Act of August 10, 1912, 37
Stat., oy -Juu t; im.
said non resident defendants above
named,, and all persons wnomsu-
ever owning, or claiming w
any estate, lien or inteiest of an
kind or character in anu u ;
premises described in,. the petitio:
n.i fiAn(iinrT i t i 111.1.1 1 1 r nam
111 SiAIVl JpiUVVLUH'hl
a nfArn.-.;,! uill fiirtnor t".iM
CU U.3 tl VI VCiiv, m
notice, that they are required , tf
appear m iuc x-"3"i
1 i.nti kVoroB inr 1111 hsil 111 ' 1
UlHt-U kn..vd v l" - . ,
r nti. 1 nrn in 1 .11 , vism
ville, on the 10th day 01 june, i-
. .. . .1 .... . lli. nft1-
ana answer or ucmui w mv 1
onmnlolnl in said uroccen
t.-- i i ft -...ill annlv tc
the Court for relief .demanded ir.
said petition, this n9tice is irMi&
u.. f Pnnr jlirprtim? " tna
UV .U1UCI , Vl vuiu i, "rr -
.. . I. f ...
UUUllLauuu wv --"'.x - '
successive weeks In the Cherokee
iUo Franklin -PreSS.
newspapers published in Lherokee
' "North Caro-
una, respectively, jn ine vvcsicm
District ot Worm Carolina.
THIS the 18 day of April, 1932
T ir TAD r A XT
Clerk United States District Court,
for. the Western jjisinct 01
Rv: W. A. LYTLE. Deputy Clerk
A21- otc Mo
" 1iiuiSDAY, MAY IX i- i
ndbvc3 Itch ' '
In 39 LIinutc3
An-r.i-Iteh. a liciuid prepara
tion, goes into the creases and
crevices of the skin as no salve or
ointment can do, and killsi every
parasite which causes ucn 01
scabies in 30 minutes. ,
AnGo-Itch has been made ac
cording to a doctor's prescription
.... .'j 1 lU . "
ad has Deen iounu w uc iv uw,,.
on,t simnlest treatment for itch.-.
The price is only 50. cents per "
bottle. Results absolutely guaran
teed when' used as directed. Pre-
A distributed by Angcn
Drug Store,', Franklin, N. C. Adv.
Mi I II II ta5(l
DOORS
Need Fi'xin'?
Spring dampness and Sum-'
mer heat- combine to warp
and crack woodwork. Don't
let creaky doors . spoil the
looks ' and comfort of your
home we can have .little
things like that put in per
fect order for you at small
expense. Just telephone 117.
Franklin
Hardware Co.
Why Suffer from
Headaches?
Tt is nn need, in this day of
j.m mpnieal remedies, to suffer
headaches, neuralgia; head and
chest colds, rheumatic, tcmaie anu
rcnprl rains. We have a
new, scientific preparation easy to
take that will bring reuei. xiy
our SPECIAL NO. 3 TABLETS
only 25 cents a box. Why endure
painful aches when it is utterly
unnecessary. We guarantee No.-3
Tablets to give satisfaction. Sold
only at ANGEL'S DRUG STORE,
T?P A MKT .TN N. iL n.uv.
1 li
OLD MADS'
CONVENTION
- j ' , - -
See abject, dried up,
toothless old maids
transformed into bloom
ing maidens.
A REAL
ENTERTAINMENT
Iotla School
8 P. M. MAY 28
For Benefit of Churches
Admision 10c and 20c
Funeral Director
And Embalmers
W prepared to render
prompt, courteous ana
retpectful service in
.I.. Knttv at need
ORDERS' FOR FLOWERS
HANDLED '
Ambulance Service ,
BRYAN 1
Furniture Company
Dv Phone Nignt Phone
,n 20
1
"Z7
E. B. NORVELL
Candidate for State Senator
On Democratic Ticket
Will Address the Citizens of
Macon County at the
COURTHOUSE
FRANKLIN, N. C.
at
7:30 P. M., MONDAY, MAY 30
r- ( ryuaw;- ill
WOiaTMA) HAT
9
nPHE quality and workman-
ship in WORTH Hats is
f unexcelled. Their style ts
up-to-the-minute and qan be
liad in all the new and stand
ard colors.
The latest styles are now
on display. Come in and
make' your selection while
.,our stock" is complete.
E. K. CUNNINGHAM
& COMPANY
"The Shop of Quality'
Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School
Announcement
' Of the Boarding Department -Effective
Jane 1, 1932
FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP SAYS :
When your soles wear through
And your heels need a lift
We'll mend your shoe
Like a Christmas gift.
Troy. Horn.
FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP
Opposite Courthouie
"We Buy and Sell"
Box 212 Troy r. norn
sr
ii
i pi. -r
FALL TERM OPENS FOURTH MONDAY IN
AUGUST, 1932
SPRING TERM OPENS FIRST MONDAY IN
- V JANUARY, 1933
. . j PURPOSE
jtirle of the
Tihw U a special jype ot u. ..... f
their, expenses with their worK ano .
and Wming that wiU best fit then, for the hve. they are to hve.
rr vvnrrTPmfENTS FOR ADMISSION
- ... -: t :. ;jis-.. V. .nt fa learn, willing to work,
Candidates xor um.w..
of.sound health, not under 15 year, of .ge. and must have com-
pleted the 7th grade ot a grammar scnou..
... . .- i j: will k admitted With-
After June I, bm, no uo.ru..., -
out paying an entrance fee of $10 and an incidental fee of $5. half
. .i . ! .f i.m . hefore beina enrolled.
at ne openiiiu w . - - -
7r Pf.4.V OF OPERATION
... . . . j...... j.: f Ach week to hooks and two
All stuoems oevo" ; , . Thu
day. to work during the scholastic .e...on oT n,on h. The
plan require, a large corp. or wacn.r.. ..... - ---g'iven
Jch .tudent in a three-part
trial training, and development oi pcru.".j -
acter. '
... . .. .1 ' 1.. ...!.k! tit vASrll Of hovl
Thi. three-fold education is Drougm -- -
and , girl, of limited mean, and .t
to the entrance fee ot iu ana tne .:.. - -their
.hare of the co.t with money and work on one of the fol
lowing, plan.:
- ' '. ' -' - v
1. By paying $100 in money, half on the fir.t dey of
each term, withonit any work in the summer.
' 2. By paying $75 in money, half on the first day of
each term, with three weeks of work in the summer valued
.l-t.,$25.' v. : .;,, . ,
3. By paying $50 in money, half on the first day of each
term, with six weeks of work in the summer valued at $50.
4 By paying $25 in money, half on the first day of
each term, with nine weeks of work in the summer valued
' ' at $75.'';
5 By paying $15 In money for entrance and incidental
fees, with twelve week, of work in the summer valued
at $100. .
Only a limited number of students will be admitted under pUn
Number 5. All payment, of work required in vacation must be
made before the opening of the term tor wnicn me stuuem
The School ha. to ri" $200 par year from outoid. .irce.
for each' boarding .tudent. AdmU.ion it accordingly limited to
the number of .tudent that can be accommodated. -
Application, are now being received and placed on file. The,
li.t of student, accepted will be closed on the first day of August.
For the form of application and other information, write or apply
in parson to
A. J. Ritchie, J. K. Coit,
' Associate Superintendents,
Rabun Gap, Georgia