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I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, INS THE FRANKLIN PRESS and THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN PAGE NINE OUR NEXT PRESIDENT - POLL This newspaper is cooperating with 2,000 other newspapers in making this nation-wide poll. VOTE IN ONE BLOCK ONLY Highlands Highlights EDITED BY MRS. T. C. HARBISON 1 p f CCC BOYS TO PRESENT WOMANLESS WEDDING HIGHLANDS, N. C, Oct. 23. Members of Camp F-19 of Horse Cove are planning to present "The Womanless Wedding" at Highlands Theatre on the evening of October 31. The program is being given for the benefit of the Satulah Club. CONDUCTS CONFERENCE The Rev. W. A. Rollins, presid iing elder, of Waynesville, N. G, held the fourth quarterly confer ence meeting of the Methodist church, Highlands charge, at the Methodist church in Horse Cove on Sunday, October 20. THE MARTIN CLOSES The Martin, one of Highlands' popular summer hotels, closed for the season October 20. Mrs. Mar tin left Monday for Jacksonville, Fla., her winter home. Recent guests registered at The Martin included Miss Margaret Klein, of Myrtle Beach, S. C; and Mrs. Telham Lockwood, of Atlanta. Albert T. Matthews, of Silver town, Ga., was in Highlands re cently for a few days. Miss Betsy Potts, Jack Potts, Hallowe'en Carnival AT Slagle School Friday Night, Nov. 1 Come and bring your family. Bring your girl and bring your friends. You will find music, food and entertainment for all. And there will be lots of side shows. Don't come if you are afraid to laugh! The money raised will be used to help pay for the piano at Mt. Zion Methodist Church. Attention Folks ! Now is the time to buy your Winter Clothes, such as Shoes and Boots, Socks, Hats, Under wear, Shirts, Sweaters, Lumberjacks, Macki naws and everything needed to go through the Winter. BUY NOW As Merchandise Is Advancing Every Day We Have Everything You Need See Our Windows E. K. Cunningham & Company The Shop of Quality Harry Neely and Lucian Jones were at their homes here from Western Carolina Teachers College last week-end. Howard Pearson won a mono logue contest which was given as a special feature at Highlands Theatre last Friday night. His prize was a free "pass to movies at the Theatre for the rest of the year. Others who presented mono logues the same evening were Guy Paul, Jr., and Jimmie Penland. Miss Bess Hines has moved to Franklin, where she expects to spend the winter with her sister, Miss Sarah Hines. Miss Nancy Elizabeth Hines is also in Frank lin attending school. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rideout and Fred Hopper left Highlands Satur day night for Newton, Mississippi, where they will remain several days visiting Mrs. Rideout's rela tives. Mrs. F. W. Altstaetter closed her summer home, Laurel Lodge, and returned to her home in Sa vannah, Ga., Thursday. Bill Simms, of Birmingham, Ala., who has been in Highlands several months, recently accepted a posi tion with W. H. Cobb in the Highlands Hardware store. Mr. Simms succeeds Bill Pierson, for merly of Highlands Hardware, who since the death of J. Q. Pierson, has been in charge of Mr. Pier son's business here. Mrs. Bertha Jones, of Spartan burg, S. C, who owns a cottage here, was in Highlands the first of this week. Mr. and Mrs, James A. Randall, of Washington, D. G, are in High lands visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Randall, formerly Miss Peg gy Smith, of Highlands, was just recently married. young MOTHERS are ZTL rink- 'ICkc ROOSEVELT IS STILL LEADING (Continued from Pag One) a total of 209 to 212 for Republican choices. Bomb leads GOP Choices By the nature of American poli tics, President Roosevelt is the out standing favorite choice for re nomination. In the Republican ranks, Borah of Idaho continues to lead the field, a little better than 2 to 1 over Landon of Kansas in second place. Knox of Illinois runs a close third with Hoover fourth. The break-down of Re publican choices furnishes some mighty interesting figures. Even at this early stage of the poll, the tabulation of state by state returns and the break-down of the voting for the various presidential choices furnish speculative grounds for voters everywhere. They show them the political trends through out the country, and months ahead of the national conventions. That was the big idea behind this nation-wide "Next President" poll, which The Franklin Press and The Highlands Maconian, with 2, 000 other newspapers, launched this month. Ballots for All There is still time to vote in this poll. You will find the ballot in an adjoining column. Clip, vote and mail this ballot to this news paper today. Break-down of the DEMOCRATIC VOTE First Second Third Choice Choice Choice Roosevelt ....19,808 Glass 626 128 93 Talmadge .... 510 145 103 Al Smith .... 497 246 181 Byrd 441 208 169 Ritchie 103 341 151 Owen Young.. 156 21 McAdoo 31 19 .... Jim Reed .... 24 41 29 Others who have received widely scattered Democratic votes for first, second and third choices are: New ton Baker, Douglas, Alfalfa Bill Murray, Henry Ford, Father Coughlin, Headley, Caffin, Hearst, Roskob, Tugwell, Hull, Davis, Gar ner, Colby, Smedley Butler, Ickes, Wallace, Robinson, Thomas, Shep pard, Harry Moore and Barclay. Break-down pf the REPUBLICAN VOTE First Second Third Choice Choice Choice Borah 5927 2328 1079 Landon 2887 1523 806 Knox 2432 2044 1367 Hoover 1347 548 560 Vandenberg .. 1093 574 348 Col. Roosevelt 686 597 350 Hughes 221 157 79 Lowden 157 161 227 Wadsworth ..121 83 44 Dickinson .... 93 205 61 Nye 59 23 47 Fish 23 67 35 Snell 19 51 13 Favorite sons and governors came in for scattered votes in most of the 33 states reporting so far with the result that the list of those receiving first, second and third choice votes were many. They included: Justice Roberts, Dawes, Col. Lindbergh, Curtis, Wynant, Glenn Frank, Wm. Allen White, Hi Johnson, Norris, Henry Ford, GoMzcns, Mills, Hurley, Cap per, McCormick, Barbour, La Fol lette, Dave Reed, Merriam, Robin son, Ind., King, Deneen, Bruckley, Christianson, Kohler, Hoffman, Henry Allen, Pinchot, Hatfield, Owen Young, Fletcher etc. Breakdown of THIRD TARTY CHOICES First Second Third Choice Choice Choice Townsend .... 203 31 19 Norman Thomas 117 13 15 La Follette ... 99 3 19 Borah 143 91 22 Fa. Coughlin.. 37 11 9 Olson 51 15 . 41 Nye 57 39 10 First, second and third choices written in on "Third Party" ballots included, Douglas, Knox, Landon, Ritchie, Norris, Sinclair, Brisbane, Snell, King, Patman, La Guardia, Wheeler, Frazier, Sencke, Langer, Clements, Pelley, Talmadge, Mur ray, Jim Reed etc. Lee Barnard Opens New Grocery Store A new grocery store, known as "The Mimosa Store Just a Breath from the Square," has been opened by Lee Barnard in a building on highway No. 28 opposite his home Do you favor the re-election of yw Or, do you favor the nomination, by the Democratic party, of some Democrat other than President Roosevelt? (FIRST (SECOND (THIRD De you favor the election of a (yes) (no) If you are in favor of a Republican, whom do you wish nominated? (FIRST (SECOND (THIRD Or, if you favor the organization of a third party, whom would you want this new party to nominate? (FIRST (SECOND (THIRD Every reader of this newspaper sign his name. Vote now and mail in West Franklin. Mr. Barnard said he would carry "everything for the kitchen." Be Smn Tkey Property Oeame tbe Wood VOUKbdsww I ma waste matter fcoai m blood - - n . -- act as retained. Tata you rosy suffer rugging bock- oebe, dirties m, scanty or too frequent .' . t-.t.. ii---snasuon, go rung op si nrgnt, swonca Ihebs; feel nervous, miserable LWt delav! Use Does't PeW Dose's are especially lor poorfy fenc- g todeeyv Joey are edby grateful i Get then from any druggist. Extra Special TINWARE SALE For, two days only Saturday, October 26, and Monday, October 28 we will offer with every purchase of tinware amounting to 10 cents or more the opportunity of buying any of the following items, usually priced much high er, for an additional 10 Cents: 10-Quart Dairy Pails 6-Quart Pudding Pans 8-Quart Dish Pans 3-Quart Covered Bucket fin r m. rk i r iu-Vuri Avian rans o-iving murnn rans Large Tin Rim Sieves 8-Ring Muffin Pans All of the above items are of good grade heavy tin. Only one bonus purchase as above outlined will be allowed to each customer. S. & L. 5" & 1 0" STORE ON THE CORNER President Roosevelt? (no) CHOICE) CHOICE) CHOICE) Republican? CHOICE) CHOICE) CHOICE) CHOICE) CHOICE) CHOICE) may vote. No reader is required to the ballot to this newspaper. You Can't Beat Pay & Take-It Coffee THERE'S NO NEED TO TRY If s Strong and Pure the Best Money Can Bay 15c per Lb. Ground to Satisfy Pay & Take -It On the Square FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP SAYS WE ARE STILL MENDING SHOES When you need rest, And a favor, too We'll do our best To mend your shoe. FRANKLIN SHOE SHOP Opposite Courthouse "We Buy and Sen" Box 212 Troy F. Horn e t; w.-ff o
