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NATIONAL 1
Seated bid* win be received by
tbe Forest Supervisor, Nwbteli
National Forest, Franldln. North
Carolina, up to and not later tban
2:00 P. M February 20. 1000.
and opened immediately thereafter
(or all the timber marked for
cutting, live or dead, efamHng or
down, located on an area embrac
ing about 104 acres within the
Morris Creek Unit, Nantahala
National Forest, Cherokee County,
North Carolina, in the total num
ber of 770 trees of the following
species: Yellow poplar, northern
red oak, red maple, white ash,
white oak, black oak, chestnut oak,
scarlet oak, jpitch pine, black gum,
plat. Wo bkl of lees than <1007.00
at ? ttanp turn payment tor
stumpage will Da considered. In
addition to the price Md dor
stumpage, a depoett of fIM.00 w?]
be required for sale area better
ment work. In addition to the
above amounts, any unmarked
timber which la authorised for
cutting In connection with road
construction or other Improve
ments, or which la otherwise cut
and subject to payment, will be
paid for at the following current
rates for stumpege: $23.00 per
MBM for white oak; $20.00 per
MUM for northern red oak, red
maple, and white ash; $17.00 per
MBM for shortleaf pine; $14.00
per MBM for yellow poplar and
pitch pine; $8.00 per MBM for
black oak and chestnut oak; $7.00
per -MBM for scarlet oak and
southern red oak and $5.00 per
Hf lor Mack gum. ?790.00
must bs deposited with each Md
to he applied on the purchase
price, refunded or retained in put
liquidated damages, according
to conditions of sale. The ri^it
to reject any and all bids Is re
served. Before bids are submitted,
full information concerning the
timber, the conditions of sale, and
submission of bids should be ob
tained from the Forest Supervisor,
Franklin, .North Carolina, or the
District Ranger, Robblnsville,
North Carolina. 27-30-c
An approved rating has been
given to "Samarcand Rachel," an
Ayrshire cow owned by the North
Carolina Agricultural Experiment
Station.
A total of 761 Tar Heel farmers
participated in the production of
certified seed in 1949.
Mrs. McLeymore
PresjdentOf
Grape Creek Gob
The Grape Creek Home Demon
stration Club met at the home of
Mrs. M. M Mcfjeymore Monday
at 1:30 o'clock. MHL Moaelle
Comwell. president, presided over
the meeting. Mrs. Mattie Baker
gave the secretary's report. The
following officers were elected for
the new year: President, Mrs. M.
M. McLeymore; vice-president,
Mrs. Orval Woods; secretary, Mrs.
Floyd Radford.
Project Leaders selected for
1950 are: Foods and Nutrition,
Mrs. Bailey Coleman; Home Gar
dens, Mrs. Mattie Baker; Home
Poultry, Mrs. Garland Graves;
Pood
Oraal Woeda;
lbs. M. M. UoUjom; Family
Life, Mis. Floyd Radford;
BeautificaUon. Mis. Raymond
Kepbsrt; Clothing, Mis. Elsie
Whitener; Aits and Craft*. Mrs.
Mozelle OorwweH; Community
Service, Mis. Bailey Coleman;
Health, lbs. Floyd Radford; Edu
cation, Mrs. Garland Graves;
Citizenship, Mis. Howard Killian;
Markets, Mrs. Howard Killian; 4
H Club Leader, Mrs. Mattie Bak
er; Music, Mrs. Howard Killian;
Recreation, Mrs. Mozelle Coro
well.
After the business meeting Miss ?
Edna Bishop, home agent, present- j
ed Miss Carolyn Smith who gave '
an interesting talk and showed :
slides of her trip to Norway.
Grape Creek
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cad f Matty warn
Nancy Graves Sunday.
(Mm. Garland Oravea vWted Mr.
and Mia. W. H. Montgomery Sator
day night. '
Mra. Dorothy Lovtngiod and the.
dren were the Sunday afternoon
vlsitora of Mra. Ralph Ball. 4
I Mr. and Mia. Raymond Kephnt
and daughter Joan were Swad^
night viattora of Mr. and Mra. m.
M. MdLeymore.
Miss Moaell Graves of Murphy
spent the week-end with Mt^
Neva Jean Bates.
Mr. and Mra. Clyde Sneed and
children spent Sunday with Mrs.
Sneed's parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ettsha Lovingood.
Potato yields in 1MB were the
second higbe* in history.
You w'
its finer
!quality
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It's the other fellow's
Telephone...
that makes yours
so Valuable!
If ycrar telephone were the only one in town, it wouldn't
be worth very much to you. It'e the people you can call
and the people who can call you that makes telephone
service mean so much.
The value of your telephone increases as more new
telephones are installed. Today there are more than
twice as many telephones in service as there were before
the war and new ones continue to go in at a record rate.
Probably some of your friends or relatives are among
these thousands upon thousands of new subscribers.
Yes, it's the other fellow's telephone that helps to make
yours so valuable.
When yon consider how much it does for you at die
price yon pay, telephone service stands out as one of
today's real I
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Florist Shop Opens
Flowers for every occasion. Cut
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PHONE 335
Peachtree St., Murphy, N. C.
Dr. J. R. Bell
Dentist
Murphy General Huapltal
Phones: Business 215
Residence 4b
Murphy, N. C.
ASSISTANCE
WITH INCOME TAX RETURNS
SAM W. JONES
ANDREWS, N. C.
BIGGER SALES GAINS THAN
ALL OTHER TRUCKS COMBINED
PROVE FORD IS AMERICA'S
NO. I TRUCK VALUE!
No other truck can match this increase!
Economy-wise trod boyers make
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IN SALES CAINS!
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trend of user preference!
PROOF OF FORD UADCRSHEP1949 new track license registrations
as reported by R. L Polk & Co.?total for the latest available 3 months
period of 1949 (August, September, October) compared to 1st quarter
show
FORD TRUCKS..r.r. r. r. r. r.r.. .Track Increase 24,683
All Other Trucks Combined Track Increase 15,382
TRUCK "B" Increase 9,884 ?
TRUCK "C" Increase 3,835
TRUCK "D" Increase 2,179
TRUCK "E" Increase 5,026
ALL OTHERS decrease 5,542
TOTAL..r..-.r. 15,382 .
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No other truck tan give you
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rk Cholc* of V-0 or 6-cyflndor power!
it Two 143-horsepower Big Jobel
1 it Over 175 model* to choose from!
it A now 110-horse power SIX!
? Ford Million DoHor Cob!
'it Bonoe* Built Construction which mount Ms
reserves of strength and power!
it Ford longer truck life!
it SI Smcut Trucking Advancements for 19501
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