BUY the BEST! BUY DIXIE-HOMES FAMOUS]
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"Dixie - Horn* Quality
Tender Fryers are famoui
for flavor and tenderness 1
Dressed and drawn I En
Joy the best for less I
Make A Big Cherry Pie for Only 33c!
Add Water Only ? Pie Crust Mix
Jiffy 'C 10c
Muuelman'i Ready To U*e
Cherripie Fill T 23c
Cut From Select Corn Fed Porkers! Center Cut Rib
Pork Chops . - 59?
Quality-Tender Beef Quality-Tender Shoulder
Short Ribs . . . "?? 49c Veal Chops . . l? 77c
For Economical, Nutritious Meals ? Sliced
Pork Liver . . ? 29c
Economy Cut* ? Sliced Easy To Prepare
Smoked Ham . . "> 69c Ham Patties . . "? 49c
Dixie-Home's Exclusive Recipe! Pinky Pig Pure (Mild or Hot) Port
Sausage. .-47c
Phlla. Chive or Plmlento Cream Freeh Dressed
Cheese...- 17? Whiting 1 5C
Rich's Whip Fresh Dressed
Topping 45? Pan Trout ,b 29c
A Sensational Price! Bama Strawberry
Preserves . . 2 r." 45?
Stock Up! A Good Price! Sunshine
Poarhoc sweet n?^ fjQc
rcdullwa PICKLED Can Jg
A Real Budget-Saver! Harvest Cream Self-Rising
Flour \5.? $1 57
Priced Low! Playmates Mixed Sweet
Pickles .... 29?
Other Grocery Values!
Famous Georgia Hash
Castleberry's" r 46c
Brunswick Stew
Castleberry's r29c
Buy It By The Dozen I Libby's
Baby Food . . S1 16
Red Label
Karo Syrup . . r 23c
Long Grain Rice
Mahatma . . JX47*
Austex Spaghetti With
Meat Balis . 25?
, . . Juice-Filled Florida Duncan Fresh Green Spring
Seasons Best Value! Fresh r ?. ?? ?<> . **-?%?? n ? A np*
~,v . c , Grapefruit 6V; 29c Onions 2 ?-? 25c
C -ah forma ounkist r
J Fresh Green Top Calif. Crunchy Florida
Carrots . 2 -- 1 9C Celery . . 2 1 9?
Crisp Bright Red Fresh Sweet Carolina English !
Radishes 3 2tc> Peas.. 2 ?? 37?
pf? Fancy Crookneck Yellow
l%* Squash.. 2 - 33c
LEMONS
Macaroni or Spaghetti
Osmosis? . Sc
Toilet Tissue
"gf $? R:M
9*&'Vk& Cliifclififa ? ' m Pkg Vv
Charmin Paper Kitchen
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TeweSs . . f. =??
Charniin Quality Facial
Tissues . . . *r 2oc
Just Add Water ? Staley's Starch
SiS-F;o . . . ~ 21 c
Southern Gold
MARSAHiHE OOc
J-Lb Colored Prints a
Armour's Meat Treat!
TfSEET
,!c?- 45 c
Armour's Savory
; 3EEF STEW i
15 Oi. CO C
Can ?JtJ
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Armour1* Vienna
SAUSAGE
L 21 c
Armour's Corned
BEEF HASH
r 40c
Kiiis In?: :ls rr.- i ? C.,'.: Sure
Fist 29c
Good Hot Or Cold ? Armour's
Rcast Bssf r 53?
Skinner's
Raisin Bran ?? 1 8C
Bleaches and Disinfect!
Ciorox W
Florida Sweetened Or Unsweetened Orange
Juice r 9C
Cheese Food
Economical Savory 2-Lb. Q Q Q
Cheose Food Pkg. OU
NEWS
about
PEOPLE
Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carpenter,
Jr., and son have returned here
from Bryson City, where they
lived several months, and are
living on Bidwell street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Darnell
aijd two daughters, of Dillard,
Ga., have moved to Missoula,
Mont.
Pvt. Thomas Crawford has
returned to Fort Sill, ? Okla.,
after spending a ten-day leave
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Crawford
has as their guests recently,
Mrs. J. L. Crawford and son,
Charles, of Tillatoba, Miss., and
Joe Crawford, of Scotts.
Mr. and Mrs. Ell Tallent have
returned home after a five
week visit with their daughter
! and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
j Charlie Paul, in Stuart, Fla.
i Mrs. Gordon Southard has
I joined her husband in Augusta,
Ga.
Miss Freda Lee Tallent, stu
dent nurse at the Anderson
hospital (S.C.), spent a recent
week-end at home.
Mrs. Howard I. Price is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I. T. Peek.
Robert Fulton, of Cullasaja,
underwent an operation at
Angel clinic Saturday.
Frank Guffey, of Franklin,
underwent an operation at
Angel clinic Monday.
Sterling Douthit, of Nanta
hala, is ill at Angel clinic.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick J. Hunter
and little daughter, Ginny Lee,
| of Charlotte, arrived here Mon
day for a few days' visit with
Mr. Hunter's mother, Mrs. Pearl
Hunter.
Ben Edwards, Richard Rus
sell, Herbert McKelvey, and
Richard Renshaw left Tuesday
to attend the Scout Expedition
of Okeefenokee Swamp, near
I Waycross, Ga.
Mrs. Helen Macon, of Char
lotte, spent the week-end with
| her aunts, the Misses Nora, Ida,
i and Laura Leach and Mrs. Pearl
| Wright. Her mother, Mrs. Lee
! Leach, accompanied her home.
Mrs. Gus Leach had as her
I guests over the week-end, Mr.
and Mrs. Gussie Leach and son,
j Mr. and Mrs. Leland Boyce, of
! Charlotte, and Mrs. Sam Alex
| ander and son, David, of Swan- !
nanoa.
Pvt. Ralph Baldwin, who is
t stationed at Indiantown Gap,
Pa., is home on leave.
Mrs. J. D. Pyatt is recuperat- |
ing from a Mbken leg at her i
home on Bidwell street.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pena and
daughter, Emily, of Orangeburg. ]
N. Y., were guests last week of
her parents. Dr. and M.rs. H. T |
Horsley.
Mrs. Clark Burrell and chil- j
dren, of Winston-Salem, spent
the week-end with her parents, i
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moore.
Mrs. C. L. Cartledge and
daughter, Gracie, of Weaver
ville. spent Easter with her
mother, Mrs. Les Barnard, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Burrell
and Miss Eddis Holbrooks, of
Winstori-Salem, spent the week
end with Mrs. J. H. Holbrooks,
of West's Mill.
To Make Sure
"Paging Mr. Stanswocksopar
sonivitch. Is that you sir?"
"Might be. What initials?"
SMART BUYS!
SNOW CREST
Fruit Flavored
SYRUP
One Teddy Bear Bank Bot
tle of syrup makes one gallon
of delicious beveragel
IN TEDDY ApA
BEAR BANK "Ji (f
BOTTLE %
ONLY
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The Soap Of Beautiful Women
Camay Soap 3 st 25?
Fragrant Bath Soap
Camay Soap 2 '? 25? I
Gets Hands Cleaner
Lava Soap . . . 1 0C
For Extra Duty Suds
D u z Hi 29?
Granulated Soap
Oxydol .... i z 29?
Famous No-Rinse Washing Product
Tide is 29c
Mild Toilet Soap
Palmolive . . 3 & 25?
A Beauty Soap For Your Beauty Bath
Palmolive . . 2 25e
Keep Dainty Each Day With Cashmere Bouquet
Toilet Soap . 3 ss 25?
Caatimore Bouquet
Toilet Soap . 2 ss 25?
White Toilet Soap
Octagon... 3 20e
Geti Clothe* Sparfcllng Clean
Super Suds . . S 29?
MRS. JOHNSON.
MACON NATIVE,
DIES SUNDAY
Rites Conducted Tuesday
At Son's Home In
East Franklin
Mrs. Mary E. Johnson, a na
tive of this county, died Sun
day at 9:30 p. m. at the home
of her son, Tom H. Johnson, in
East Franklin. Ninety-one years
old, she had been ill for about
three days.
Funeral services were con
ducted Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock at the Johnson home by
the Rev. C. E. Murray, pastor
of the Franklin Methodist
church, and the Rev. R. D. Bur
nett. Burial followed in Wood
lawn cemetery.
Barn April 7, 1861, Mrs. John
son was the daughter of Billy
and Mrs. Sallie Nichols Angel.
She was a member of the
Franklin Methodist church, and
in 1886 was married to Will
Johnson, who died in 1925.
Sifl-vivors include two sons,
Tom H. Johnson, of Franklin,
and Elmer Johnson, of Frank
lin, Route 4. seven grandchil
dren and 12 great-grandchil
dren.
Pallbearers were Rual Wal
droop, Butler Justice, Lee Poin
dexter, Charlie Potts, Harve
Bryant, and Don Henry.
Bryant Funeral home was in
charge of arrangements.
TO THE VOTERS OF MACON
COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA:
As I have been urged by my
many friends throughout Ma
con County to run as a mem
ber of the Board of Education,
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate, subject to the Demo
cratic May 31st, 1952, primary.
I think as the people think in
this township, Smith Bridge,
Otto School district, that we
should have one member on the
board. I have children in school
and am very much interested
in schools, transportation, etc.
Your vote and influence will be
appreciated.
Thank you,
CLAUDE W. CABE
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Of the 300 minerals found in
North Carolina, 70 are in com
mercial quantity.
Mr. 4% represents the
Jefferson Standard.
lefferson Standard pays 4%
interest on policy proceeds left
on deposit to provide income.
4% IS THE HIGHEST RATE
OF INTEREST PAID BY
ANY MAJOR LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY.
Mr. \% asks '
can you afford
to turn dov, 11
$1500?
For 44 years Jefferson
Standard has never paid less
than 4^0 interest incon.^ ?
other major life insurance
companies pay less. This big
difference can mean $1,500
more total income on a
$5,000 policy . . . $3,000
more total income on a
$10,000 policy. That's a lot
of money.
COMPARE? Jefferson Stand
ard strength ? Jefferson
Standard premium rates,
Jefferson Standard INTER
EST INCOME RETURN
TO POLICYHOLDERS
AND BENEFICIARIES ?
SEE how you get MORE!
Your Mr. 4% Ut
E. J. CARPENTER
AGENT
Phone 361
Franklin, N. C.
Representing
KFPRSON STMtMtS LIFE INSNMCE CI.
Over One BlUion Dollars
Life tnuur mice in Forte