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RALEIGH ? Of North Carolina's
1,063 traffic victims last year, 836
were men or boys, and 227 were
women or girls, says a special re
port from the State Department
of Motor Vehicles Also there
were 12.177 male and 6.885 female
pedestrians, passengers and driv
ers injured in highway accidents.
All told the year s death toll came
to 1.063 and the injured to 19.602
the report stated.
J. FRANK SHOPE
Registered Surveyor
Office Next To Macon
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AT GIRLS' STATE -
Local Deligates
Report Activities
{Editor's Note: The following
it by Misses Dwmin Horslty and
J?n Franklin, who recently at
tended Girls' State under the
sponsorship of the local Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary.)
Throughout the ages, man has
fought for his right of freedom.
In our country we have the good
fortune of living in a democracy
based upon freedom, we have won
the right to govern. Our responsi
bility now is to bring ourselves
into an active and participating
role in our government. Experi
ence has proved that a sound
democracy depends upon an en
lightened citizenship. For this
purpose the North Carolina Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary has estab
lished Tar Heel Girls' State. Here,
in a miniature state government,
we, tomorrow's leaders, may study
the structure of state government,
take over the duties of state of
ficials, and learn how to vote.
In making an evaluation of
Girls' State it is necessary to re
late some of the invaluable infor
mation and Instruction that is re
ceived there.
Has Parties
Just as any state has political |
parties, so does Girls' State. Im
aginary names, Federalist and Na
tionalist, are given to the parties
and the citizens receive badges
designating to which party they
belong. In these parties it is pos
sible to learn how to perform reg
ular party duties, according to the
laws of the State of North Caro
lina. These parties also illustrate
the American citizen's right to dis
agree on governmental policies
ind their right to express their
ideas and opinions. The party sys
tem is emphasized because it is
R & W
t*?i?
SERVICE
John Wiggins * J. W. Rankin
Across from the Indian
Mound
OPEN: 4:30 - 7:30
Every Afternoon
All Day Saturday
one of the major differences be
tween democracy and dictatorship
Two Purposes
Political parties function for
two purposes: (1) They give us a
means of selecting candidates by
furnishing a device for nominat
ing procedure, and (2> They
frame the policies which determ
ine what platform the party stands
on.
Let us break down these func
tions now and look at them in re
lation to Girls' State. In our elec
tions we choose' our governor,
lieutenant-governor, and other
state officials. Of course, the offi
cers benefit by actually perform
ing specific duties, but on the
other hand, the other girls also
gain. As we have already pointed
out it Is essential to have a well
informed citizenry and by partici
pating in the campaign and acuta)
voting everyone is given a first
hand view of our government's
operation. .
Determined Policies
The second function of the party
system Is to determine the polic
ies for which the people stand. At
Qirls' State, ideas are complied
| and discussed and the girls are
given the task of choosing the
most profitable policies. Our mot
to is, "The best way to go higher
is to stay on the level", and In
writing the platform the girls con
centrate on every day matters
which are not hard to see through,
but which are strictly "on the
level". Mock sessions of legisla
ture are held. also. We divide in
to both a house and senate and
pass mock bills.
Lectures, Too
Lectures also play a large part
in the Girls' State program. Out
standing political leaders, teach
ers, and citizens pass on to us
their knowledge, which is very en
lightening. Lecture topics cover
items such as parliamentary pro
cedure. upon which much emph
asis is placed, city and county
governments, the history and or
ganization of political parties, the
organization and duties of legisla
ture, the status of women and wel
fare and citizenship.
Since we were all girls,- natur
ally, we were quite interested in
the lecture about the status of
women. The life cycle of our fe
male generation was explained as
follows: We will more than like
ly complete our education, take a
job and marry soon aft^r. We will
continue to work until the family
begins to grow, at which time we
will retire. After raising our fam
ilies and seeing our youngest child
safely in school we will again ent
er the working world and remain
there until retirement age.
To Capitol
As the week draws to a close at
Girls' State we take our long
awaited journey to Raleigh, where
our first stop is the state capitol
In a mock session of the legisla
ture, we sit in chairs occupied by
our senators and representatives
We pass bills which were intro
duced at a previous session. Here
we also meet our Governor and
see the Girls' State governor in
augurated by the secretary of
state.
Following our session at the cap
itol, we have lunch at North Car
olina State College. This is truly
an experience for three hundred
girls who haven't seen a boy in
six days.
Other events of the day include
a visit to the State Art Museum,
the Governor's Mansion,, Duke
University, and the University of
North Carolina.
The climax of the week comcs
with the luncheon on Saturday
where we assemble for our for
mal farewell. It is here t,hat you'
realize that you have learned not
only politics but also how to make
new friends, to learn to love \hem
Food Sense ? Not Nonsense
Why Pretend about Protection?
You would not dream of setting out for work or schoc! without
shccs on your feet, a dime in your pocket. Yet, many people neglect
to fortify themselves with another essential . . . a good breakfast.
Without this protection, one is no more ready for the day ahead
than W33 tre legendary emperor
who was sold a bill of goods by
two scoundrel weavers. The
weavers promised the emperor
the most beaut i.ul robes in the
world. Ey passing the word along
that stupid men and those unfit
fcr cfiice could not see the robes,
the rpscals were able to collect
their fa without delivering the
goods. Whe.i the emperor ap
peared in the royal procession,
only one small boy had the cour
age to say, "Why, he doesn't
have any clothes on!"
Although the protection offered
by breakfast may be no more
visible than were the emperor's
royal robes, it is real. Its value
is plain to see at that taxing time
. . . late morning. Studies at State
University of Iowa have shown
Garden
Time . . .
By M. E. GARDNER
A friend brought in a shoot
from his sasanqua camellia which
was infested with leaf and bud
gall disease. This disease is caused
by mold-like airborne fungi and
is quite prevalent on both azaleas
and camellias this year.
The leaves become thickened,
curled, fleshy, and pale green to
white, or pink in color. Frequently
a white powdery surface will de
velop on the leaves. The disease
is usually worse on the lower
leaves but may also appear on
any part of the plant, especially
under humid conditions and in
shady locations. Flower parts may
be affected on some species of
rhodendron. The trouble seems to
be more prevalent on sasanqua
than on the japonica camellia.
The disease is more alarming
from the standpoint of disfigure
ment than from actual damage
to the plant. However, it may be
come severe if weather conditions
are favorable for the development
of the organism.
Around the home, the galls
should be removed from the plants
and burned just as soon as they
are detected. Bordeaux mixture
may be used effectively if removal
of the galls by hand is not feasi
ble. Prepared Bordeaux may be
purchased from your local seeds
and then leave them behind. Your
feet are sore; your mind dull: and
your body weary, but your heart
overflows with gratitude for the
opportunities which are yours and
as the voices of three hundred
fellow Girls' State sing,
"We are the future builders
Builders in a band
And we come from Girls' State
The best state in the land
We are up and coming
Progressive, kind and strong
And to our old Girls' State
We gladly raise our song."
You wish it would never end.
But as our governor, Kate Black
well, quoted from Sara Teasdale:
? ? " "
"For better than the minting
Of a gold crowned king
Is the safe kept memory
Of a lovely thing."
this. When men and women, girls
and boys ate a good breakfast,
all were quicker in their reac
tions ? both physical and mental
? turned out more work, were
better at games, and were actual
ly stronger during the morning
"sag" hours than when they
skipped breakfast or settled for
a cup of coffee.
The C and C breakfast ? coffee
and a cigarette ? unless it's
teamed with food, exposes one
to the temptation of high-calorie
snacks. To play it safe, eat break
fast and stay slim. A breakfast,
liked by most people, that will
help to protect us from ourselves
includes: Fruit or juice; egg, or
cereal with milk; and enriched
or whole grain toast.
man or harware store and mixed
according to instructions on the
package. If you only require a
small quantity of spray, use one
and one-half level teaspoons of
powdered copper sulfate and one
and one-half teaspoons of fresh
hydra ted (builders) lime to one
gallon of water. To this solution
add about one-half cup of skimm
ed milk which will serve as a
spreader and sticker.
Side dress your leafy vegetables
with nitrate of soda. Keep all
vegetable and ornamental plants
i/.gs free of weeds. A good mulch
twill help control moisture, soil
temperature and weeds. Stake and
mulch will help control moisture,
soil temperature and weeds. Stake
and mulch tomatoes.
Plan Before
You Plant
1'Plan before you plant." That's
a basic rule for successful garden
ing, says H. M. Covington, horti
cultural specialist for the N. C.
Agricultural Extension Service.
Mr. Covington says that many
veetables grown in the home gar
den are wasted because an over
abundance of one vegetable ma
tures at the same time. With few
exceptions, vegetables remain edi
ble for only a short period after
they reach maturity. Top quality
is often even more transient.
One way to avoid having too
large a crop at once, then nothing,
is to make successive plantings
of the same vegetable, Mr. Coving
ton advises. Plant only enough
seed of crops like corn, beans,
lettuce, and radish to provide the
amount that can be used within
a short period. Then, after a few
weeks, plant another lot to ma
ture after the first harvest has
been exhausted. Or, if the variety
used will not do well later in the
season, plant other varieties that
mature later.
1 his kinc ol planning calls for
? careful stuoy of seed varieties
and must be aone well ahead 01
planting time. It may also require
the purchase of more seed, there
to re a somewhat larger invest
ment. But tnese things pay oil in
greater satisfaction at harvest
time.
Another thing to look for in
See the Beautiful Display of Blankets, as Shown Above, in Belk's Dept. Store.
Adv.
studying the seed varieties Is the
height to which they will grow.
Tall-growing crops should be
planted together and low-growing
ones together (preferably to the
south of the taller onesi to avoid
shading the lower plants. Vege
tables need about eight hours of
full sunlight to produce well.
DEATH TOWNS
RALEIOH ? Ten Tar Heel com
munities suffered five or more
traffic fatalities in 1957. Those
cities and towns, as determined
in a special survey by the State
Department of Motor Vehicles,
were: Charlotte 23, Winston-Sal
em 12. Greensboro 11, Ashevllle 8
Durham and Ooldsboro 6 each,
and 5 each for Salisbury, San
ford, Wilmington and Fayette
ville. Altogether 51 North Carolina
communities reported 157 traffic
deaths during the year.
Mrs. Sam G. Seawell, of Win
ston-Salem. was here the latter
part of last week, visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Weimar Jones.
Want Ads
WANT AO tins
1 oenU p?r word, with a mlnlmem
charge of 65 cents for each lueraw.
(25 eenta extra for keytd ada. )
Classified Display:
In type like this. 15 cents per
Une.
In CAPITALS or bold type like
this, 20 cents for each line.
In type like this, 38
cents per line.
CASH DISCOUNTS
When caah accompanies order.
10 per cent discount will be allowed.
20 per cent for throe or acre eosseeatlw
Insertions of same ma.
COZY 5 ROOM house. Beautiful
view, one acre fine land. This
one is slick as a whistle and has
that welcome home look. $4,900.
And only 4 miles from town. See
A. P. Wilson, Macon County Sup
ply Co., phone 23.
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SEVERAL LEFT
NICE 8 or 10 WIDE BARGAINS!
CASH IN NOW ON OUR BIG
JUNE INVENTORY CLEARANCE
SALE. WILD TRADES? SPEEDY
DELIVERY ? WE TRADE FOR
ANYTHING! Clean Used with
bath, kitchen, living room and
bedroom for $450.00 down. 1958
Big 10 wide only $67.00 month.
CLEAN USED ONE BEDROOM
MODEL IN GOOD CONDITION
? $990.00. Hurry! Hurry! These
Bargains must be sold this month.
Open daily 8:30 to 9:00 ? Sat.
7:00. Closed Sunday.
ONI H3WIH
3 Mi. N. of Greenville, S. C.. on
US 29 N. LOOK FOR THE UP
SIDE DOWN SIGN AND SAVE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Local area Man or Lady wanted
to service and collect from coin
operated dispensing equpiment. 4
to 9 hours weekly earns operator
up to $200 monthly. No age limit
or selling but must have car, ref
erences and $806 working capital.
For interview give personal par
ticulars, phone number. Write
Box 4872, Dallas 6, Texas.
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FOR RENT: Two bedroom furn
ished cottage. Available until
August 1st. Electric kitchen ?
shower. Close in. Phone 214-W-5.
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FOR SALE: 12 Rooms ? 2 apart
ments ? in town. $9,900. Hurry
to see this. A. F. Wilson, Macon
County Supply Co., Phone 23.
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IF YOU LIKE people, enjoy mat
ing friends and want to earn
money, contact your Avon manag
er. For interview, write Mrs. Dor
othy Bruton. District Manager,
183 St. Dunston's Rd? Asheville.
N. C.
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FOR SALE: Soy beans, millet,
cane seed Ammonia Nitrate.
Fertilizer and lime. Phone 278,
Ray Feed Co.
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HAVE OFFICE and customers.
Will sell your property. A. F.
Wilson. Macon County Supply Co ,
phone 23.
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FOR SALE
IS acres with cottage, stream.
Ideal for summer. $5,000.
3 acres, cottage, large stream,
good road. $3,000.
18 acres, 4 room house, good
spring. $2,000.
7 acres, old house, good road.
$1,600.
? Exclusive with
SHERMAN H. LEDFORD
Real Estate
Phone 274-J-3 or 83
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I HAVE customers for your house
in town, or close to town. Please
list with me. See A. F Wilson. Ma
con County Supply Co., phone 23.
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REAL ESTATE
$1.000 ? 4 acres of land ? 3 miles
from Franklin.
Log house ? 40 acres of land ?
good spring ? lake sites ? $3
000.
Almost new two bedroom house ?
1 acre of land ? $5,500.
Land ? 10 acres ? old house ? 2
miles from Franklin in a quiet
peaceful area near Lake Emory.
Oood business lot just outside city
limits.
180 acres of mountain land.
Beautiful view ? old house ? 8
acres of land 3 \i miles from
Franklin.
Home sit^s ? houses In and near
Franklin.
HARRY MOSES. BROKER
Phone 657
Next to Bob Gaines Motors
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type house, 2 Acres, 3 car gar
age, paved road, 12.460 Terms
See A. F. WUson, Macon, County
Supply Co phone 23.
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FOR SALE: Pour to six thousand
Old English Box Wood cuttings.
$30. See me at my home on
Dowdle Mtn. Road. Kerma C. Hol
land.
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FOR SALE: a mare pony, bridle
and saddle. Reasonable price.
Call 357-J-3 or see Charles Anders.
Route S, Franklin.
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FOR SALE bi' Owner: Rock ve
neer home on Harrison Avenue
within easy walking distance of
town. Daylight basement with
laundry room, half bath, storage
area, furnace with stoker, work
bench, and garage. First floor
with kitchen, dining room, living
room, bedroom, bath, and porch.
Second floor with 2 bedrooms,
panelled den or small bedroom,
bath, and 4 large walk-in closets.
Unusually fine view from porct).
Well maintained, easily heated,
and well insulated. Call 194 after
Friday afternoon.
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4 ROOMS and bath, 1 acre, 1 mile
from town, $5,100. See A. F. Wil
son, Macon County Supply Co.,
phone 23.
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100 Acres and house. $60 per acre.
10 acres ? $180 per acre. 4 acres,
lake site, $300 per acre. 4 acres
close in, $500 per acre. 80 ft. lots,
$600-$900 close in. See A. F. Wil
son, Macon County Supply Co.,
phone 23.
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FOR REAL ESTATE
We buy or sell farms, mountain
tracts, homes, or lots. Bring your
listings to us as we have several
interested buyers lined up right
now. Tell us what you are looking
for and we will .do our best to
find it for you.
LEE WOOD
Real Estate
Town Motel
Phone 333 Franklin, N. C.
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FOR SALE ? Six room brick house
on Palmer Street. Priced right.
See Lee Wood, Town Motel, Frank
lin. N. C. Telephone 333.
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? ACCENT ON VIEW! ?
Lovely new two-bedroom home on
3'/2 acre knoll ? commanding spec
tacular views of the distant High
Tops. On paved ( Burningtown i
road three miles from town, this
attractive home has living room
with picture windoy, nice bath,
fully equipped all-electric kitchen,
coal-wood heater, TV aerial, excel
lent water supply and telephone.
Priced 'way below cost (for quick
sale i, this lovely property can be
yours for only $8850! Of course its
fiACi.fi/C6 IVtlh
TED REBER ? Realtor
Real Estate Specialist.
* -Since 1920- ?
SMALL STORE with 3 rooms in
rear. 4 room house on paved
road. 3 acres, 6 miles from town.
$5,200. See A. F. Wilson, Macon
County Supply Co., phone 23.
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FOR SALE
Five modern homes in town. Can
be seen by appointment.
I also have a variety of mountain
homes and home sites.
201 Acres in Cowee Valley with 2
good homes. Large stream runs
through property. This property is
good for farms or developing.
Priced for quick sale.
SAM W. HIGDON
Real Estate Broker
Phone 650-W or 173-W
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FOR SALE: 19 acres with or with
out five room house. See Logan
Ashe at Bob Gaines Motors or at
his home* in the Holly Springs
Community.
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FOR RENT: Tourists. Furnished
five room cottage ? all con
veniences ? six miles out on
Highlands Rd. Available July 15.
Mrs. Frances Bullock. Phone 130.
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FOR SALE: Service Station, gro
cery store and house all under
the same roof. Five miles out on
Murphy Road. See Emmltt
Shields.
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FOR SALE
362 acre tract with original
Tiffany Ruby mine on this prop
erty.
9 room house and bath with 2
extra large lots on White Oak
St.
Nine room house and bath, 5 lots
100 x 200 on paved street.
7 room house and bath, nice shade
trees, Tremont St.
VALLEY VIEW HEIGHTS
Real Estate Agency
R. S. Peek, A (tent
Asheftr Bldg.
Phone 667 Franklin, N. C.
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COMPLETE AUTO and truck re
pair service. Body repairs and
painting. Ask about our budget
payment plan. Satisfaction Guar
anteed. Bob Oaines Motors ? De
pendable Used Cars ? Phone 281
? Foot of Town Hill.
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ALL MOTORISTS can enjoy this
summer heat compared with last
Feb. 17. except some have had
trouble with their radiator being
stopped up. To them, Rickman
Tire and Radiator Shop, located
behind the A & P has the equip
ment to make your old Radiator
give you top performance and
they can recore your old radiator
If needed for much less than a
new radiator. Of course, don't
forget they have the latest tire
capping equipment to recap your
tires with Electronical heat con
trol. For trouble with radiator or
tires see us. Rickman's Tire and
Radiator Shop.
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Want to tell your car or
pickup? See Bob Gaine*
or phone 281.
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WILL BUY one or two strong
hives of bees in patent stands.
A. L. Setser, 2255 Tally Drive,
Chamblee, Ga.
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See us for ALL your Tire Needs
ALLISON DUNCAN TIRE CO.
"More People Ride on Good Year
Tires than any other kind."
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WANTED: Reliable high school
girl to live in home and help
with house work and attend school
this fall. Week ends off. See me
at Health Office between 8:30
ajn. and 4:30 pin., or phone 271
(same hours) or phone 322 J-3
after 5 p.m. Mrs. J. Frank Shope.
Franklin, N. C.
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FOR QUICK SALE: Small house,
three bedrooms, beautiful view
of mountain range. Four miles
from Franklin on River Bend
Road, one mile off Bryson City
road. See J. C. Southard, Route 3,
Franklin, N. C.
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WANTED AT ONCE ? Rawleigh
Dealer in Macon County. Write
Rawlelgh's Dept. NCF-770-R, Rich
mond, Va.
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FOR SALE: Seven room house,
full size concrete basement, lo
cated on large lot near Franklin
High School. Contact Jack W.
Sherrill. Phone 4 during the day
or 263 nights.
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FOR RENT: Comfortable, in
sulated six room house. Unfurn
ished. Three bedrooms ? two
baths. New economical oil furnace.
Car Port. Call Dick Sloan at 298.
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FOR SALE: 80 acres more or less,
consisting of woodland, pasture,
orchard, springs and streams. Lo
cated on Walnut Creek and known
as the Amanda Gregory property.
Contact Mrs. Wlllard Maney,
Route 1, Box 203, Waynesville,
N. C.
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HOUSE for sale at Otto, N. C.
Terms. Jay L. Dowdle, 76 Dela
ware Ave., Asheville, N. C. Phone
Alpine 4-2879.
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FOR SHEET METAL, work, call
336 or 218-W-5. Guttering, awn
ing, heating, and aluminum work
F, H. A. approved, up to three
years to pay. Franklin Sheet Metal
Shop. "First in quality and serv
ice." Near Freezer Locker plant.
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FOR SALE
20 acres and like new modern
masonry home, 5 rooms, and l'/i
bath, garage, spring water, apple
trees, on good road from Andrews
to Franklin, N. C., will take mod
ern Trailer as part payment. Also
home sites and acreage. Terms.
Apply IRVIN S. SECHRIST,
Route 1, Andrews, N. C. 4'/4 miles,
S E ^
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FOR SALE: Acre cabin site, hem
lock, oak and dogwood for shade.
Beautiful view, good spring, be
tween Franklin and Highlands on
state road. Write owner, Box "A"
c/o The Franklin Press.
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FOR SALE: l>/2 story house, 4
bedrooms, living room, dining
room, kitchen, bath room, full con
crete basement, garage, on large
lot in nice residential section.
Phone 252 or see Dr. E. W. Fisher.
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READY-MIX CONCRETE ? Let us
help do the hard work. Our con
crete is ready-mixed for you. No
waste or hard work. Sand, coarse
and fine. Day Phone X, night
phone 357-J-4.
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NEW RUBY MOTEL? In Cowec
Mountains, beautiful view, 3,000
feet elevation, pure spring water,
rooms with or without kitchens ?
almost any combination. Reason
able rates by day. week, or month.
Six miles North of Franklin, N. C.
on US Highway 441.
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WANTED: Country cured hams,
shoulders and side meat. Ray
Feed Co. Phone 278.
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FOR SALE: Modern Residence.
Baird Cove. E. C. Lumley.
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PROPERTY OWNERS ? we now
have plenty of Trespass Notices.
If you have been needing some
this Spring, stop in. The Franklin
Press.
WEyu DRILLING ? 6 and 8 inch
wells. Domestic and commercial
type. Experienced well contractor.
F. B. Rogers, Tel. 375-J-l.
Protect your ounamt, in\ junfni
oy using ?
Steam Cured
Concrete. Cltider, or Superock
Blocks
For best prices
See
Your Local Manufacture!
8" x 8" * 16"
Special prices in carloads
W A HAYS BLOCK PLAN!
Phone 30 Franklin. N C
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PROPERTY OWNERS ? we now
have plenty of Trespass Notices
If you have been needing some
this Spring, stop in. The Franklin
Press.
FOR SALE: Skywater Restaurant
& Gift Shop, located on high
way between Franklin & High
lands. Good home with income.
Fully equipped & stocked. 2 acre
lot has frontage on stream with
room for cabins. Comfortable liv
ing quarters, furnished. Mail ad
dress, Rt. 1, Highlands.
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AVAILABLE: A baby sitter ?
college student with references,
if desired. Call Edith Christy at
227-W.
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