THE HIGHLANDS MACON IAN
THURSDAY, Nov.,
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ADVENTURES
OF THE
OTHER EYE'S
0e5IPE5 -THO$E
OF NINA ANP
PAN NY HAVE
SEEN COLONEL
TRSNT^ PLANE
LAN P. R05ef5T
FEAR, WANPERIN6
IN THE JUN6LE
WITH THE SiRL,
MIRANDA,WHi?
^ AlPeC? HIM TO
E56APE DEATH
IN THEGKOTTA
OF JEWEL'S, ^EES
HOPE Of-
RESCUE-
P3NT LEAVe ME.
rossrt: tN A
VJHIUE I'LL 5E
HAN6 IT ALI-,
AREN'T YOU
HUNGRY THFVV/E
GOT FOc3P
THAT^
IT.... i'M
Too WEAK
I CAN
HAROLV
STAMP
COME ON, M>«?ANDA.
THOSE ARE MY
FRIENPS WHOVE
LAN PEP 1^
THAT PLANE
: ^ \ Anv
patie
FEAR LEAVES HER UNDER THF do
HE >_;^_L00K^N6 for WATER WITH .
TO REFRESH HER
/ I DONTSEEt
stata.- l ^ ^WOULDi
^iti^^STARVE
5HE E)
sssisim I, Sao
t’LL SEE IF
I CAN
FIND A
STREAM
AROUND
HERE
IF VouRE C50iH& TO
ACT THAT WAY,
I'M THE?0U6H
IN SOME WAYS
StRL WAS A
NUiSAN.CE
ANVHOW .
THE
ROSE'??T FSAR'S DRAMATIC ENT!?ANCE AMAZES COLOfiiL
WHa THOUGHT PEA'S? "
I'M ALL m,
COLONEL. CAN'
.talk until \’VE_
HAD FOOP
,anp rest
/;
ROBERT?!
he's a OuitterI
there EVERwaJ
DonT see w«yl
,COLONEL HA^lii
SOT of
^AMP \WHEN
that Gu
DOES TALK,
I WON'T
BEHEVE
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AKI /^DETM I ETTTCD TO THE PEOPLE OF
MIH VrtlX LiEi I I Eilf MACON COUNTY
As we prepare to move liMo our new home—the f{)nnor Joincs Bnikliug’, which
^ is rcmoclok'd Xur our occupatic)—we wish to t-xprcs.s our appreciation
to the good pvupk' t)t ^lacon Couiity for ihcir iju^incss. For 13 years \vc have
served you and we want to extend you our hearty thanks fur the way you have
What we have enjoyed of success wc attrilnUe to the support the puUlic has
ft-iven us* .mpport which inspires m always to stru^^Io tov\anl rendering- better
.service. At all tinies we have tried to ft-i\c you the \cry best service and nier-
chandisic possible for the money> In the ]>a'>l we haxe’had to pav hi^h rents,
but now the time h.p come when we will s'ojn nK>ve into our own buiUUn^r,
where we hope to give you even better inerchan.li.se anl service fur less monev.
Would you like lo have a part in niakiu!^ thi-j the largv.-.t stf>re of iis kind in
Western North Carolina, a utorc that will be an out^tandin- credit to our com
munity? H so, give us the opportunity \o continue scrvinsNou, and we assure
you that we will do our part to bring about this realization.
^ We had hoped to occupy otn; new quartu's before the Christmas season, but
this Will ]>e impossible. It probably will be January 1 kfore it will be re'ulv
We WK^h to state, however, that we are carrying a full .lock of jiu-iiiture.radios
and household furni.shin^vs in our present stt.re—the lartcest stock of iroods' wc
have ewr had at one tinje* ®
This Christn»s, more than before, pw.j.k. will tiirn lo fnmidtrc Jdr srift^
I-or not imK IS wok api.rccaled lhan a picce ot g,o,l furn!t„«, soractWn.r that
.s ttscUii an>l Ueaut.i.it, somc-thmg that vnll hrinj; j„y at«I hain,iness for mam-
years to tome We have ant.cii.at« th.s, and h.ive slocked a wide ran«c j
ptKcs suitaWe lor aift purposes wind, we are ofierinj; at popular prices
\\V h-.vite ..1,.- .,.■,,1 all. to ei-i, „ '
r, Ih.u- au .M .„,,r. .h..i,i,,,.',,, n,,
until ihe.Jast.nnnute; come now and make your selections!
ToI«»|»|ioih> lOIS
Bryant Furniture Co
■ Franklin. N.r.
ual liberty is, perhaps, the most precious of all the
l)ounties for which Americans should give thanks
on the last Thursday in November.
So far in our history America has been more
intoxication.
A cop touched him on the shoul
der. They held a brief conversation.
Presently the cop hailed a taxi
loaded the inebriated citizen in it
You run across all sorts ot sur
prises in the course of a business
week. For instance, the vice-presi-
cent of a big chain store organiza-
lon was telling me a business
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The Canistel tree 1
ica bears a fruit wluch ...
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