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FRANKS RADIO AND ELEC. CO.
Palmer Street Phone 249
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WANTED? Cash for old or par
tially disabled horses, mules,
and cattle. Call Wilson Jennings
Fur Farm, collect, Cashiers 2261.
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WANTED ? Will pay market
prices for good country cured
hams. Brown and Carson.
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FOR SALE? Seed oats, Sericea
lespedeza, grass and clover
seed. Ray & Welch Groc. Co.
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FOR RENT? Four-room house,
partly furnished or unfurn
ished with electricity, water,
and large garden. Also poultry
house and pasture if desired.
See Mrs. Bertha Ledford, three
miles from town out Georgia
road, or write Route 1, Frank
lin.
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NOTICE? Triple "A" orders fill
ed on the following: Fertiliz
er ? 20 per cent phosphate, 0-14
14, 0-9-27, 2-12-12, 50 and 60 per
cent potash. Also grass and
clover seeds. Ray and Welch
?Groc. Co.
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HOUSE FOR SALE? Located on
Harrison avenue. Six rooms
and bath. Central heat by coal
wood furnace. One-car garage
under house and basement
suited for laundry. Half-acre
lot. Good garden. See F. Max
Grist at Angel's Drug Store.
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FOR SALE? Rt. 64 at Gneiss. 12
acres. 8-room furnished house.
Modern bathroom, kitchen. $5,
500. Terms. Stadig. Inquire first
house north.
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WOULD SELL OR TRADE? For
smaller place. 100-acre farm,
fair house and outbuildings. Lo
cated on Gribble road, Prentiss
community. Newell Owenby,
Route 2.
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WANTED? Country hams. Will
pay 60c a pound for No. l's.
Write me what you have. J.
Phil Tate, Gneiss, N. C.
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MULES AND HORSES
For sale or trade
Terms
Dan Bryson
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WANTED ? Hams, home cured.
We buy every day. Also good
'thick side meat. Ray & Welch
?Oroc. Co.
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SEE PATTON Brothers for furn
iture and save the difference.
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SEE JAMISON Jewelers for
Watches, Diamonds, Silver
ware, Jewelry, and GUARAN
TEED watch repairing.
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Protect your building invest
ment by using?
Steam Cured
Concrete, Cinder, or Superock
Blocks
For best prices
See
Your Local Manufacturer
6" x 8" x 16", $19 per hundred
Special prices in carloads
W. A. HAYS BLOCK PLANT
Phone 499 Franklin, N. C
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PHEASANT EGGS ? Mountain
raised; booking orders now
for spring-summer delivery;
special price on 100's. Write,
wire, call Smoky Mountain
Game Farm, 118 Newfound,
Canton, N. C.
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WELL DRILLING ? Have your
wells drilled by modern ma
chinery. 8" and 8" domestic and
commercial wells. Macon Pump
and Well Company. Write F. B.
Rogers. Route 1, Franklin, N. C.
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STOVE WOOD for sale ? I have
plenty of oak wood, already
sawed stovewood length. I de
liver. J. R. Bell, Otto, N. C.
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TOR SALE ? Seed potatoes, Es
sex, Sequoia, Oreen Mountain,
and Irish Cobbler. Also potato
and garden fertilizer. Ray It
Welch Groc. Co
WANTED ? One or two acres on
Buck Creek,. Jackson County.
Write me and state price. H. R.
Bloom, 1*17 Grove St., Bustls,
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I SEE PATTON Brothers for furn
iture and save the difference.
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'FOR SALE ? Rebuilt carburetors,
generators, starters, fuel
pumps. Also we do welding and
repair work. Houston's Service
I Station.
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FOR RENT ? Three-room apart
ment, furnished or unfurn
ished. Hot and cold water and
I equipped with electric range.
Phone 291W3. Cowee Mountain
! Motor Court.
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WILL DO sewing at reasonable
| price. Contact Mrs. Henry
Sprinkle on Lyle Street or
Phone 341-W.
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FOR QUICK Deuendable radio
[ repairs, come to City Radio
Shop ? Between S and L and
Sanders Cafe. Allen Ordway,
Mgr.
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FOR SALE ? Nice clean four
door sedan with radio and
heater. '47 Chevrolet. Junior
Bryson, Cullasaja.
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WANT A SPINET PIANO?
i Unusual circumstances force me
to sell at once In this vicinity,
a beautiful (almost new) stan
dard-make spinet piano. Some- 1
one with good credit can take
over this little beauty for only
$387.60 by paying minimum :
down payment and continue
small monthly payments. If you
really want a fine spinet piano
and not an old upright piano, ?
write at once, TIMEPAY MAN- .
AGER, C. D. C., P. O. Box 7193, ]
ASHEVILLE, N. C. for Informa- ?
tion to see piano.
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FOR SALE
If you are interested in prop
erty overlooking the Nantahala :
Lake I have 25 acres for sale. 1
Nice building sites and wonder- 1
ful views. If you havf property ;
for sale, contact
SHERMAN H. LEDFORD
Franklin, N. C.
FOR SALE ? No. 55 Chattanooga
Turner, good shape, 10 horse
Wizzard outboard motor, 51
model, like new. Angel's Repair
Shop.
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OPENING DANCE ? Saturday,
April 12. Every Saturday night.
Helen's Barn, Highlands, N. C.
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FOR SALE CHEAP ? One corn
planter, one two-horse turn
ing plow. See Thad Patton,
Thad-Hope Furniture Exchange.
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IT'S SALE DAY eve.ry day with
Patton Brothers on furniture.
If you don't believe it, do like
a lot of other people. Come let
us prove it. We shade the price.
Lawrence Patton, Main Street,
Th&d Patton, Palmer Street.
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IT'S SALE DAY every day with |
Patton Brothers on furniture.
If you don't believe it, do like '
a lot of other people. Come let
us prove it. We shade the price.
Lawrence Patton, Main Street, 1
Thad Patton, Palmer Street,
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PUBLIC AUCTION ? Saturday,
April 5, 2 p. m. Some house
hold and some farm equipment.
These are things I don't need
that may be useful to other
people. This will be at my old
home on the Highlands road.
Howard Shook.
FOR SALE ? Late model West- !
inghouse stove and refriger
ator. Excellent condition, both
for $300. Call Mrs. Lena Arnold,
9010.
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QUIT LOOKING FOR WORK?
Establish yourself in a profit
able Rawleigh business. Be your
own boss. No experience neces
sary. Write immediately. Rawl
eigh's, Dept. NCD-770-236, Rich
| mond, Va.
HEREAFTER I file handsaws |
Monday through Friday, but 1
none Saturday. My motto is
good work at a fair price. Your
patronage appreciated. Geo. 1
Johnson.
I HAVE CASH BUYER
For small tract of vacant land,
1 in ? or within one mile of Frank
i lln. Wants on Georgia Road, 1
but might consider Bryson City
or Murphy Roads. Must be fall
ly level and easily accessable
from Highway. If you own such
'a tract please contact:
TED REBER ? Realtor
1 Only "Realtor" In Thin Area
I On The Square Phone 200
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FOR SALE CHEAP ? One corn
1 planter, one two-horse turn
Ins plow. See Thad Patton,
iThad-Hope Furniture Exchange.
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MRS. BANKS FINGER
MISS DOUGLAS WEDS
C. BANKS FINGER
Miss Beatrice Douglas, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Doug
las, of Sanford, became the
bride of C. Banks Finger, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Banks
Finger, of Maiden, on March
23 at the First Baptist church
in Sanford.
The double-ring ceremony
was performed before av back
ground of ferns, lilies, and
lighted cathedral tapers by the
Rev. Wilbur Hutchins and the
Rev. C. T. Taylor.
Mrs. Fred Ray, organist, and
Miss Frances Baker and L.D.
Bryant, Jr., vocalists, presented
a program of wedding music, i
The bride was attired in a
gown of white net and satin
fashioned with a light bodice
of lace. The very full skirt was
worn over hoops. She carried ,
a white prayer book topped with I
an orchid. Her shoulder length j
veil was of French illusion.
PROVEN MICA MINE
Was opened at tail-end of last
war and only scratched, and
has not been worked since. It
Is half-mile from town limits,
and easily accessable on gravel
road, with ample water avail
able to mine. Government prices
from $15 to $70 per pound now
assured for three years. Full
cooperation by owner will be
ijiven responsible principals, to
make thorough investigation,
without obligation.
Write: Box 262, Franklin, N. C.
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FOR RENT ? 4-room cottage,
with garden. Lights and !
water. See Miss Nettle Hurst,
Franklin, Route 3.
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prize and a free trip to the
bankers' convention in Pine
hurst will be awarded the win
ner.
This year's subject is "Green
Pastures, Their Care and Man
agement".
No. 3
men are asked to go to the
basement to shovel garbage off
the floor, or to clean it off
shelves.
In commenting on the matter
of families without garbage
cans, Mr. Ledford pointed out
that a town ordinance requires
every family to have a closed,
metal container for garbage.
That is a health requirement,
he said, in addition to facilitat
ing the collection.
The schedule for the truck
probably will ready to be an
nounced next week, he said.
Miss imogene Douglas, sister
of the bride, was maid of hon
or, and Mrs. Fred Gordon also
a sister of the bride, served as
matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Miss Patric
ia Finger, of Maiden, sister of
the bridegroom, and Miss Mar
tha Lewis, of Raleigh. Their
dresses, in pastel shades, were
fashioned like that of the bride.
They carried old fashioned nose
gays.
Neil Finger, of Gastonia, serv
ed as his brother's best man,
and Worth Hester, of Bladen
boro, Robert Floyd, of Fairmont,
and Fred Gordon, of Sanfard,
were ushers.
Mrs. Finger is a graduate of
Campbell college and of Wake
Forest college, and attended the
W. M. U. Training school in
Louisville, Ky. She is the Bap
tist associatlonal worker for
Macon County.
Mr. Finger is a gr|duate of
the University of Mississippi and
the Wake Forest law school,
and is a Franklin attorney.
Following the ceremony, the
bride and groom left for a wed
ding trip to Cuba. They are now
at home in the Leach apart
ments.
North Carolina imported near
ly 14 million pounds of milk for
bottle sales from January
through September of last year.
Feed for breeding stock is vitally important because all
nutrients for the developing chick embryo must be put into
the egg . . , MASTER MIX Breeder Mash with M-V, made
for this important job, contains ? with the addition of sensa
tional Methio-Vite ? adequate potencies of all known re
quired vitamins, quality proteins, and minerals ? the nutrients
known to be essential for high hatchability and vigor in
chicks.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO PRODUCE
HATCHING EGGS FOR US?
OUR RECORD TO DATE
WE HAVE BOUGHT HATCHING EGGS EVERY WEEK IN
THE YEAR, PAYING ONE OF THE HIGHEST PRICES
Here Are A Few Things We Can Offer You
1. Direct New Hamphsire Baby Chicks
2. High quality Feed and Proven Feeding program
3. Good year around markets with signed contracts.
IF INTERESTED SEE US BEFORE REPLACING
YOUR CHICKENS
FRANKLIN FEED MILL
Phone 41 Franklin, N. C.
THE TWIN'S SHOP
NOW LOCATED ON MAIN STREET
OFFERS YOU TOP VALUES FOR SPRING
REMEMBER WE BRING YOU QUALITY IN NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE AT ALWAYS THE
LOWEST PRICE POSSIBLE.
SUITS
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Just the material and col
\ ors you want. Many to
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choose from.
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New shipment received this week.
Prices Start $15.95
SPRING
HATS
You can't go wrong when you choose
an "M. Kutz" hat. See our selection
today.
LOVELY
BLOUSES
Smart to wear with your
Spring Suit or Topper
and Skirt
$3.95
Gorgeous
Dresses
Famous lines as advertised in
"SEVENTEEN" and
"GLAMOUR"
For quality, wear, and style
SEE THESE!
$10.95
BEAUTIFUL NYLON LINGERIE
YOU MUST SEE IT BEFORE YOU BUY
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GLOVES
Choose yours now
for Easter
Start $1.25
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HOSE
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In new Spring
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shades
SLIPS
With dainty lace
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edge in quick
drying Nylon