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PAGE FOUR THE FRANKLIN PRESS nd THE HIGHLANDS MACON IAN THURSDAY, JULY M, 1333 FOOLISH FANCIES BY ROY L. GRIFFIN (nn win 0 XK tlav hx wsiuui: m a.ecr- 'tain, North dr.uliua city, 1 boarded a street ear a? to look the I'lacf ovc.r. Ti .niy' dismay 1 found only orn seat imply, atnl tint v,.,.,,v...,,.,l li. .liriTtk- 'in front of an negro u-.tun.' who h'el.l a bawling, sliriiki-.u, kicking. little pickaninny in her arms. . .' For the better part of an hour. I listeireil to ' the ai'.'.resai'1 ehai'ac- : ttristics of the baby, until in les lieratiou 1 turned to her and said, :".untie. that baby is spoiled." "Saw," she ays. "lie's always sirtclU:d dat way." Then and there, I decided to fin ish mv siht-sceinsi tour on ftxt. Which 1 did. tlv sleeping, think the boys t, ,..n, I ,-i,.lit liniirs a dav (ill ,1,.. ,,,.1. u, iliriniL'h the -si ill ail' I'liini's the voice ol a camp l"Y, Irviti..: lo silly,. Out ol IK- ol the tniK onu s a iiiieslii hi, "(.an you sine "Ofer the Mountain?'' "Sure," ivmir tin- nroud reldv. , "'I hen, please V'. "Vl'' tlK'ri' ;UI(' ,"s1' vi.ur concert," . shrieked the sleepy one. l"nusual names of bnys in cninp : i'orkie Pine, Ijob Jloone and Bab bliim Brooks. By PERCY -CROSbY Joprrtfhf. Back o the Fiats. I wonder who the yount; Frank litv cirl t. - whom I -overheart through an open window the itther ni'uht.'. ."Oh.. Lord." she prayed. "I'm not asking a thitu; for my self, but please send mother a son-in-law." And hae you heard the one about the Scotchman who stood so long in the breadline that he lost his job? Called To Rest A C. FISH A. C. Fish, age 55, died at his home in the Clarke's Chapel, sec tion Thursday night. Funeral services were held at lii.. Uollv Snriims Daptist clmrc Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock with the Uev. Lester Sorrells in charge. iTmTmcnt-Ava m t h W-almn-etery. . Mr. Fish is survived by his wid ow,, who was Miss Janie Gibson before her marrtage. and. three cttvill .-liildri'ii anil seven children by a former marriage to Miss Alga (iar'rett. who died in 1915,. There i.-..ri. thrro eirls. Eddie! Altha am Zora and four boys, Arthur, Lu ther, Paul and John Baxter, all of (iastonia. He is also survived by Ins moth er and four brothers, one sister and seven grandchildren. Roses are red, Violets are blue, If vou love me," You'll answer my letters. : The-arwve'rs b v m y" kid broth erf rtn me litt 1 e girl.. If she keeps trying, mavbe she will make a poet some day. What? More Scotch Then there was the little Scotch boy who came run ning in to his father and said, "Papa, I saved a nickel today by running home from schivd behind a street car." "And blast you," answered the tiuht old man. "Why than t vou run home behind a taxi, and save a dollar." Which reminds me of the Scotch man who was married in his back vard. so the chickens could eat the rice. It was a beautiful night, especial ly made "for love or sleeping WALTER SCOTT Wprd has been received in Frank lin, that Waller Scott, aged ,W vears, died, recently in Soda Snrinus, Idaho, and was buried in thesaiufclojy. a-erimisieratian formerly of Macon county, having lived in the Rcthel section.. He h:wl been in Idaho for about 14 years. He is survived bv his widow who was before marriage Miss Mattie Kickman of Franklin, Route 4. and two. small sons, Raleigh and Raymond. His father, Robert L. Scott, lives in the Bethel sec tion; two sisters, Mrs. Charlie McCracken and Miss Nellie Scott, both of Idaho; four brothers, George and Claude, of the Bethel section, and Joe and Tom Scott, of Idaho. . l i i - ihc ruvvit. v .' .p" ht iron i j II I . ' U f A Wftfcfl f HlrOUofl 13 I I . . ' .. , I I. I I . In I 1 ran:-. -Lrf ' viZL sr h L I ' 'fT' P-" .1 W$mM-WKS- ' '- - ' : LEGAL ADVERTISING been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby secured and in the conditions therein secured, the undersigned substituted trustee by instrument recorded in Book 32. Page 468. Macon County Reg istry, will on Friday, August 18, 1933. at or about twelve o clock noon,' at the courthouse door at Franklin, North Carolina, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash the following de scribed property : V All that certain- piece, parcel or tract of land containing three hun dred and fortv two (342) acres more or less, situate, lying and he- ing on the West Mills-Burning-town public road, about seven (7) miles almost north from the town of Franklin, in Cowee Township Macon County. State of North Carolina, having such shapes, metes courses and distances as will more fully appear by reference to a plat thereof, made by W. T. Jenkins surveyor, on the 2nd dav of Tunc 1927 and attached tq the abstract now on file with the Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank. of Raleigh, the same beine bounded on the North by the Tennessee River; on the East by the lenncssee. River; on the South by the lands of Charley Downs and E. E. Roper ; on the West by the lands of Sam Moore and Deck Welch, and being, the identical .tract of land conveyed by deed from Gilmer A. Jones, Trus tee for Carolina Realty Company to James R. Parrish, of date Jan uary 2nd, 1927, said deed being LEGAL ADVERTISING duly recorded in Deed Book -Q-4 at Page 5, in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Macon coun ty, North Carolina. Terms of sale cash and trustee will recmire deposit of 10 of the amount of the bid as his evidence of good faith. This the 18th day ot jury, iyoo, JOSEPH L. COCKERHAM, SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE. Robert Weinstein and Victor W. Thompson, Attorneys Raleigh, N. C. J2O-4tc-A10 MARTHA PIERCE Martha Pierce, 12-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. w. fierce of Cullowhee. died here at 6 o'clock ' Tuesday evening. She came here from Cullowhee several days ago to receive. treatment from a Frank lin physician. Funeral services were held Wed nesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Tuckasseegee Methodist Epis copal church with the Rev. Elijah Fox and the Rev. Mr. Williams officiating. . Snrrivinir are her parents and three sisters. Nora May, Mary and I Margaret, and one brother, John. The Farmer's Question Box Do f MM .-Ik BOW lief from pains in the stom ach or bowels? How to relieve appendicitis without the necessity of an expensive operation? Which foods will . combine properly and which will not? .How to increase or decrease yf-NVe thrby-rl i et-wi t hout -resort to harmful medicines? How to overcome worry, ha"te and fear, which are under- mining your health and hap piness? How to overcome constipation by proper diet? . THESE AND MANY OTHER QUESTIONS 'ARJSiANSWERED-IN -l-na-iiveryjoi Should Know By Mrs. H. R Baughan A valuable little handbook, full of helpful surest ions a to how Question: What docs sanitation in a poultry house mean? Anwer: Sanitation means a lot to some potiltrynu-n . and not so much to others. We should use our common sense. Manure should not be allowed to accumulate on the dropping boards; litter should not become soggy and sour; drinking fountains should be clean ed once a Tay and sterilized once a week : clean nests should be the be scraped out occasionally, espec iallv in damn weather, this is i good beginning in sanitation in the poultry house. - LEGAL ADVERTISING NOTICE OF SUMMONS North Carolina, Macon County, In th Superior Co- Georgia Littlejqhn vs. J. B, Littlejohn The defendant will take notice that an action entitled as above has beencommehced " hnh erSuperior Court of Macon County, North Carolina, for the purpose of dis solving thje Donas oi mairuuuiijf now existing between the plaintiff and defendant. The defendant will further take notice that he is required to ap pear before the Clerk of the Su perior Court of Macon" County, on the 6th day of September, 1933, and answer or demur to the com plaint of the plaintiff. This the 18th day of July 1933. HARLEY R. CABE, Asst. Clerk Superior Court. J2Q 4tp A10 . - V PEACHES F6R SALE NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE North Carolina, Pnuntv of Macon. Ttmtpr and hv virtue of the POW er and authority contained in that certain deed of trust executed Dy James R. Parrish and wife, Calhe The Raleigh Sav ings Bank and Trust Company, Trustee, which -said deed of , Jrust is dated July 1, 1927, and recoraeu in T5'Kk 30, Page 433, -of Ihe Ma- 15,000 Bushels Very Fine Fruit Can sell you from a bushel to car load. Will be gathering from the. 20th to 30th of July. Orchard Near Hollywood, Ga. . (Below Tallulah Falls) J. P. Stewart & Son W K l , li.ll JIV .113 rll'.'UIVl UV. 111V I III 1 ,.j , rule and the mash hoppers should t con-Cminty-Registry, dcfauHJaying Announ cing Coz Jo: Sery iceiStatioiv Esso"Servite Nor 958 Now under Management cf RALPH WOMACK We also wish to announce the installation of modern hydraulic and air pressure oiling equipment, enabling us to render the finest lub rication service. LET US GREASE AND WASH YOUR CAR Prompt, Courteous Service to live, what to cai. how to breathe properly. Mrs. Baughan, an expert osleo- jiath .an .' 'He tic i a n. ha ? r i 1 1 ei i : this lxif:k ai- the retiiest of many of her patients in Western North Carolina and Xorth (jetiria. ON SALE AT . THE FRANKLIN PSS . 50 Celts the Copy 3 " ' 1 h f)) ! I TTJTERE is an actual opportunity to makt yoot Jnl dollar do double duty. Twite a much for your money is no small matter whea you . .!J.. ,k oll hibnerd mortnitnt of itandatd UI19IUK " , publitationi which are enttftaining. instructive. an n joyable in the widwt variety. We have made it easy for yoo dimply select the club you want and sen og bring this coupon to our office TODAY. JK I ' """ij'' J-"-' ' -y' TO The last Legislature enacted a law, by the terms of which persons owing taxes prior to the 1932 list are allowed to re-finance same by executing a' note on the land, payable in five annual installments. In order to take advantage of this plan, it is necessary that the 1932 taxes of a taxpayer be paid. This law also provides that a taxpayer who owes taxes back of the year 1932 may pay same in cash, with interest and nenalties eliminated, and will also receive a -ten- perlxchtdiscQ.untdeducted ; ffoirrthe-face- amount, if they pav same prior to December 1, 1933." Club No. C-3 Procrcwirt Farmer, 1 year Dixit Poultry Jaurnal, 1 ytar Horn Friend, 1 year Country Home. 1 year The Farm Journal, 1 year AND THIS NEWSPAPER For One Year Club No. Cr4 Southern ArrlcuHurlut, 1 year Everybody'a Poultry Mag ailne, 1 year Gentlewoman Mataiine, 1 year Country Home, I year -Illustrated Mechanic. 1 year AND THIS NEWSPAPER For One Vear ALL SIX FOR ONLY $1 ALL SIX FOR OILY naBananrjaonnannaaaaori r YCC""MIL EDrroR s,nd Brltt No" NameV. Town : I " Under the law covering the 1932 taxes, it will be necessary for the Commissioners, on the 1st Monday in August, 1933, to order the Tax Col lector to, sell the property of all persons who have not paid the 1932 taxes by that time. The Legislature has given all taxpayers a chance to save their property, and it is the desire of the Commissioners to co-operate with the taxpayers in every possiblc way, in. order to as sist them in doing so. If any taxpayer desires further information, as t() h()w to take advantage of either-the-cash -payment plan or the partial payment plan, same may be. secured from either the Tax Collector or from the County Accountant. 1 1 is very important t hnt each taxpayer who wc5H):vckH at above plans at the earliest possible moment, as the law places a limit on the time in which a taxpayer may take advantage of. these plans. WALTER GIBSON, Chairman Board of County Commissioners GUS LEACH, Commissic ner ' E. W. LONG, Commissioner. J ; t R. F. D. Z . r-n to . .taa. today-NOW aoDoannaoooanoaaaaaiii v
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