FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1925
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THE FRANKLIN PRESS
PACE SEVEIJ
WANT ADS
Sc per Line for Each Insertion
No Want Ad taken for less tharf
the price of five lines 25 cents.
FARM TOOLS-The Press has Re
ceived inpuiries fro used far mtools
If you have any to sell send an ad to
the Press. 5 cents per line," about 1
cent per word. ' .
WANTED Good fat cattle, good
sheep, also corn' fed hogs off the
pole, 100 to 175 lbs. Spot cash paid.
Essig Market. tf
WHY NOT take a Standard 20 Pay
Life, or 20 year Endowment Policy
for the little boy or girl, or both ?
Policies issued from ONE DAY of
age to 65 years. See me, or send your
age and age of child for full particu
lars. W. B. Lenoir, Franklin, N. C. tf
Personal Mention
A photographer in Franklin could
make good money.
Mr. Dave Gordon has returned from
a short vacation.
Mr. J. W. Street, linotype operator
of the Press, has sold his home on
Bidwell street to Mr. T. W. Kiser.
Mr. Gilmer Crawford is now a pop
ular clerk in the store of Sloan Bros.
& Co. . '
Mr. W. E. Allfather of Black Moun
tain was a yisitor to Franklin Tuesday.
It is understood that Mr. Parker
Moor is thinking of making special
ice deliveries.
NURSES WANTED Pupil Nurses
wanted for State Hospital at Mor
ganton. $30.00 per month for begin
ners, with increase for second and
third year up to 40.00. Board, room
(separate from Hospital wards), laun
dry and uniform furnished. Oppor
tunity for course in Nurses' Training
School- for young women. Address. Monday on
Superintendent, Dr. John McCamp-i Tuesday,
bell, Mcrganton, N. C. 016 j
- Mr. Chas,
Mrs. C. F. Patton, of Weaverville
is a guest of Mrs. Will Sellers for
several days.
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Cartoogechaye is on the boom. Mr.
Tom Slaule came to Fraftklin last
Friday and had his hair "shingled."
chased from Mr. Mincey a strio of
land on the highway near where the
lake road leaves the Dill.sboro road.
This land was sold to Mr. Mincey
some time ago.
The. Parent-Teachers association
will meet Friday afternoon at 3:00
o'clock at the school house. All mem
bers are urged to be present and to
bring others.
Mrs. JohnVTrotter has been ill at a
local hospital for the past ten days.
At. last reports she was gradually im
proving. Her relatives and many
friends hope to see Mrs. Trotter en
joying her usual good health within
a short time.
Mr. J. V. Smith, of Stiles, came
bulging into the Press office last
Saturday and plunked down the coin
for renewal. Mr. Smith's subscription
had just expired and he was anxious
to get his name on the mailing list
again.
Mr. E. S. Hunnicutt went to Atlanta
business and returned
Attorney G. A. Jons is building
himself and family an eight-room
residence on the Georgia road oppo
site Mr. Norman Barnard's. The tract
on which the house is being built
consists of seven acres and affords
a beautiful view of both the Cowees
and Nantahalas. ... ,-,
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N.OTICE OF SALE OF
LAND FOR TAXES
Morgan and Mr. Fred
WANTED REAL ESTATE North ' Blane are -enjoying the ocean breezes
Carolina Farms and Cheap Acerage-at Miami.
Wanted If you haw a bargain in a
farm or acerage and y u are willing Mr. Chas. Potts of Smoky, Tenn.,
to give us an option for year, we will son of Mr. Jim Potts, is at a local
spend money for advertising in dis- hospital for the purpose of having an
tant states concentrate our efforts opperation performed.
to move it. . But we must have the ;
time and wish to concentrate on those Miss Mary Allman is having a
that are bargains and move them for handsome addition made to her resi
those who want to sell. J. H. Stock- dence on the Georgia road near the
ton Realty Co., Franklin, N. C. tf city limits.
WANTED Split ,-Hickory Auto
Spokes. I will pay the following
prices for split hickory spokes made
from good sound hickory timber, free
from all defects, split to specifications
given bclow.t. Make all spokes full to
size and length.
2Xx?. 23inches long $40.00 per 1000
2-x3 12 inches long $20.00 per 1000
23 inches long $20.00-per 1000
1x25-12 ,'nches long $10.00 per 1000
I will pay the above prices for Spokes
F: O. B. Franklin, Prentiss, Otto, Dil
lard, Clayton. W. B. McGuire. tf
That big Rexajl Tablet S216 con
tains one hundred sheets and its a
hummer for just five cents. At Smith's
Drug Store. '
Mr. L. P. Cross, editor of the Clay
ton Tribune, Mrs. Cross and Misses
Gertie Dawkins and Myrtice Smith,
all of Clayton, were in Franklin last
Monday. Mr. Cross reports that work
on the Atlanta-Franklin-Asheville
highway below Clayton is progress
ing nicely.
About the 10th of October Mr. E.
S. Hunnicutt and family will move to
their residence in East Franklin re
cently purchased from Prof. V. H.
Crawford,
WANTED Listings of Franklin
property to sell in Florida. Address
replies to Box. 337. s 016
FOR SALE 1921 Model Ford touring
car. Bargain. Inquire at Press
office. tf
FOUND In a store of; Franklin two
pair stockings wrapped up. Owner
can get same at Press office by dis
cretion and payment for this ad.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
to small family no children. In
quire Trimont Inn. 02
Mr. G. W. Mann of Winston-Salem
is here for a few days, his visit being
occasioned by the death of his father,
Mr. W. H. Mann.
Mr. J. P. Jarrett of Raleigh is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. W. C. Cun
ningham. Mr, Jarrett is well ac
quainted1 with the mountainous sec
tion of the state and is thinking of
locating permanently in Franklin.
Franklin would be more than delight
ed to have Mr. Jarrett as a citizen.
Today's Outstanding Value
For the Investor
200 ACRES, ten miles from Franklin,
. a short distance off the FRANKLIN
ATLANTA CONCRETE HIGHWAY,
A NICE new 10-room house, modern
in every particular, including CAR
BIDE lights in every room, fine views,
plenty of water and an ideal lake site.
It is not believed this property can be
duplicated TODAY under $50.00 per
acre. For a short time ONLY, it is
offered for $2750 per acre, on reason
able terms. YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Act. Exclusive Agent.
148 ACRES on the Franklin-Bryson
City Highway, A BARGAIN. - Ex
elusive Agent.
170 ACRES 7 miles from Franklin,
the FRANKLIN-ATLANTA CON
CRETE HIGHWAY going 'right
through the place, 75 acres in cultiva
tion and rich soil, 6 room house and
good outbuildings, ideal for grains,
grass or dairy. Offered for $15,000,
convenient terms. Exclusive Agent.
J. H. Stockton Realty Co.
McCoy Building, Phone 41
A house belonging to a Mr. Conley
on Cartoogechaye was burned Mon
day night. It is understood, that Mr.
Conley lost all his possessions.
Mr. E. S. Hunnicutt, ever awakk to
the interest of iuz county, has pur
chased a hearse for use of the public.
This hearse was used for the first
time in carrying the remains of Mr.
! W. H. Mann from his home to the
cemetery.
Among the late arrivals from Flor
ida art Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Goodson
of 7 Miami. They expect to cn;ey
Franklin for a week or more.
Deputy Sheriff B. C. Munday is
able to hi on he streets after 'eing
wounded some days ago by an alleged
whiskey runner.
Mr. Guffey, from Proctor, who
married the daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
E. B. McCollum, was operated on at
a local hospital recntly for appedicitis.
Dr. Anel has bought from Mr.
Jess Conley, local Dodge representa
tive, a Dcdge ambulance for use in
connection with the Angel hospital.
Mr, W. J. Zachary's dog, Josio.
took louvh prize at the North Geor
gia Fox Huntters' Association meet
recently held at Burton Lake.
lhc Maxwell school has erected a
new building two , stories in height.
The lower story will be used as a
dining room while the upper wilF be
used as sleeping quarters.
Mr. F. W. Connell states that Mr.
Alvah Pearce who has been with the
Franklin Lakes Development about a
month has sold more than $15,000
worth of Lake Emory lots. ,
Mrs. J. C. Barrington of South
Richmond, Va., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. S. P. Penland on the Georgia
road., Mrs. Barrington's. many friends
in Macon county5 are always glad to
greet her on her visits to her mother.
Evidently Mr, Lee Barnard has
bought a new dictiony. Such words
as '"contamination," "degradation," etc.
r.ow flow from his lips like water
form a spigot.
Mr. Gene Johnson and his brother.
Lawrence, from Daytona are spending
some time on Nickajack enjoying that
beautiful section of the "county. Mr.
Johnson, was here two weeks ago and
liked the counlry so well that he came
back for further investigation. The
people of Macon always welcome the
good folks of Florida.
Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Fouts spent last
week end with their son. Attorney
?over Fouts, at Burnsvillc. The
docloi reports an enjoyable visit.
Mr. Joe Moore is now a student at
Mercer University at Macon.' Joe's
many friends in Franklin are expect
ing him to make a brilliant record
?t that i-niversity.
Mr. E. S. Hunnicutt. has just .re
turned from Atlanta where he at
tended the Southern Undertakers as
sociation. While in Atlanta he pur
chased a Dodge hearse.
The' first number of the Lyceum
course begins October 12, at the court
house with Joseph Loseff and assist
ing artists in a program of music
supreme.
Under and vy virtue of the power
conferred on the undesigned as tax
coilector for the years mer.ltioned be
low and by the tax list delivered to
the undersigned by the County Com
missioners of Macon County, T, Alex
More, Tax Collector, will sell the
lands hereinbelow described, for the
unpaid taxes listed against said prop
erty as is more fully set forth below,
at the court house door in the town
of Franklin, .Macon County, North
Carolina, on the Sth day of October,
1925, to the highest bidder for cash :
Ellijay Township .
Natural Abrasive Co., tax and cost on
' 11 bO -acres, known as the Corun
dum Hili pronertv on Sugarfork river,
taxes 10H and 1924 $1087.00, cost to
date 12.90, total amount tax and cort
Highlands Township
Mrs Henry Stuart, tax and -oA on
1 tov t lot $73.60.
Nantahala Township
T. H. Vood, tax and cost on 135 acres
$118.71.
J. S. Cochran heirs, tax and cost on
100 r.cres $29.40.
Mrs. R. B. Garrison, tax and cost on
150 acres $38.36.
Gramley heirs, tax and cost on 128
acres 244 84.
E. G. Ferguson heirs, tax. and cost
on 140 acres $50.93.
Burningtown Township
J. A. Brendle, tax and cost oh 55 acres
$15.35. -
This September 2, 1925.
ALEX MOORE,
St-02 Tax Collector.
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A Truck Grower
MrSam Vanhook ot t'rentiss is a
truck grower of no little renown. Re
gardless of the present dry season Mr.
Vanhook has produced cauliflower
heads that will weigh more than n
pDui.d each. With a suitable season
these heads would have weighed sev
eral nrunds euch. The Honeydcw
cantaloupes are Mr. Vanhook's spec-
ailtv. For some years now he has
been making good- money with Hon
eydew melons. This year Mr. Van
hook made a nice little sum by grow
ing string, beans. Yet most of the
farmers in the county throw up their
hands and say that the bean beetle
will not permit the growing of beans.
Mr. Vanhook also has a nice lot of
grape vines which yield abundantly.
G. B. Addington Here
Mr. G. B. Addington of Miami who
has' been here for a month visiting his
brother, Mr. Jake Addington left to
day for his Florida home. Mr. Ad
dington is an old desident of Macon
county and has been storing up energy
in the mountains sufficient to last
him uitil next summer when he ex
pects to return" to Franklin.
Mr Addington states that the native
citizens of Florida have made con
siderable money within the last two
or three years and that they are now
turning toward the mountains, of
Western. North Carolina as the ideal
place for summer homes. He expects
to interest quikj a few of his friends
around Miami in -Macon' county.
1 W. H. Mann !
Mr. ,W. H. Mann, a prominent and
highly respected citizen of Prentiss,
died at his home at 3:00 o'clock, Sep
tember 30. The remains were buried
at Union church Thursday, Rev Van
B. Harrison officiating. . -''I
The deceased leaves a wife, three
daughters arid four sons; besides aj
host of friends, to mourn his passing.
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