THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND
THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN
THURSDAY, NOV. 23, 1939
PAGE EIGHT
YAMS
Yields of 250 to 41)0 bushels to
the acre arc being reported by
many sweet potato growers of
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ations are '.Started on this year's
crop. .
' Such good results were' obtained
from the first McDowell county
horse and cattle show that the
event will be .made an annual af
fair, says Farm 'Agent S. L. llome
W.od. '
Classified
Advertisements
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heated bedroom on Harrison avc
nut. U)se, in. Apply - l'rcss . Office.
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bab bed in good condition. Kus-
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FOR RENT The house on
I'almer street, known as the J. K.
Fendergrass place. O. C. Bryant
S14 tfc
The curb market will be open cm
Wednesday, November. 29, from
H:M) until noon for a special
Thanksgiving sale.
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FOR RFN'T J. E. Lancaster
home place on Riverview Street.
For information, see H. W, Cabe,
at Bank of Franklin. ,
2tp
FOR SALF Flowers for any oc
casion. Prompt service, l'rices very
reasonable. Sylva Flower Shop,
Mrs. Fainter, Prop., Phone 6, Sylva,
N. C.
012-tfc
ROSE BUSHES
-All leading varieties, two year
old field grown budded on japon
ic a roots. Price 25 cents each. We
also have large assortments of
hiuse plants priced very reason
able. Mize Florist, Clayton. Ga.
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BARGAINS!
. New and '" good used
watches any make.
Grover Jamison,
Jeweler.
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IT PAYS TO LISTEN
Read The Ads
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and Olio Strasser, refugee, leader
of anii-ai!i forces m fans were
also connected with the pit uy
Nazi newspapers.
WELFARE MEETING '
A sound, intelligent administra
tion of public welfare was urged
by D, Hiden Ramsey at the meet
ing of state and district leadens
of welfare work in Asheville last
Tuesday. "You are dealing with
the very bases of society out of
which democracy, good or bad, is
founded," he said.
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U. S. CONTROLS
FOREST WILD LIFE
, Federal Judge 1. M. Meckins
ruled Saturday in Raleigh that the
federal government has exclusive
jurisdiction over game in the Pis
gah National forest, and granted
the United States a permanent in
junction restraining North Caro
lina from interfering with the Na
tional Park service in the .super
vision of deer in the 97,000-acre
tract.
DUKE DEFEATS
CAROLINA
A score of 13 to 3 in favor of
Duke was the result of last Sat
urday's game at Duke . stadium,
witnessed by more than 50,000
fans.
RAIN ABATES FOREST
FIRES
Light rains have halted forest
fires throughout W. N. C... after
seven weeks of dry weather had
menaced large areas, in spite of
heroic fire fighters led 'by .state
and federal forest officials.
JUSTICE BUTLER DIES
Associate Justice Pierce Butler,
of the United States supreme court,
died after an illness of three
months in a hospital in Washing
ton last Thursday.
.
PUBLIC WORK FOR YOUTH
Staling that one-third of the
nearly 11,000,000 unemployed are
youths of 15 to 24 years, a com
mission of industrialists and edu
cators, headed by Owen D. Young,
urged a program of public work
for young persons unemployed.
CANADA'S WAR ORDERS
Unofficial reports state that huge
orders for war needs, from' air
planes to tooth paste, have been
placed in the U. S. by the Can
adian war supply board, whose
activities have been kept secret.
SMITH ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE
Former President Smith of Lou
isiana State University, has be
gun to serve his long term in
Angola penintentiary ' afier. failing
in an attempt at suicide by open
ing an artery in his foot.
."
GENERAL MOTORS
FOUND GUILTY
A jury in federal court in South
bend, Ind., last week, convicted
the General Motors corporation
and three subsidiaries of violating
the Sherman anti trust act. The
subsidiaries were the General Mo
tors Sales corporation, General
Motors Acceptance corporation and
GMAC of Indiana.
. The jury acquitted 17 officials
of the firms. I
AL CAPONE IN HOSPITAL
Guards are posted near the lux
urious hospital suite of the form
er gang leader Capone. where he
was taken after release from pris
on last week for treatment for
paresis. He is being guarded from
vengeance of gangland enemies, it
was reported.
RUSSIAN PRESS
ATTACKS FINNS
Conflicting reports come from
Russian press and Finnish sources.
Finland is charged with .sending
more troops to the Russian border,
and Finns report to the contrary.
The Soviet press continues, its
campaign to force Finland into
territorial concessions.
U. S. AND JAPAN
The state department has indi
cated that Japanese treatment of
American interests in China will
determine whether this country' can
continue friendly commercial re
lation. with Japan. The existing
treaty will expire January 26.
RUSSO-JAPANESE
AGREEMENT
An outcome of the "cease fight
ing" agreement between Russia
and Japan has been a Russo-Japanese
trade agreement, it is announced.
ADDITIONAL
FRANKLIN
SOCIAL ITEMS
ENLOE-M1H1LL
Mr. and Mrs. C. ' D. Enloe, of
Franklin Route .1, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Blanche Enloe to Norman Mihill,
of Wilmington, N. Y.
The ceremony was performed at
the home of the groom's mother
in Washington, D. C, with the
Rev. C. E. Keys., pastor, of the
First Church of the Nazarene, the
officiating minister.
Mrs. Enloe has been in Wash
ington for several months, where
she is employed by the govern
ment. Mr. and Mrs. -Mihill will reside
in Washington, D. C.
Seven poultry flock owners of
Lenoir county have started keep
ing demonstration flock records
this fall in cooperation' with the
State college extension service.
-O. R. Carrithers, farm agent of
Caldwell county, estimates ' that
450,000 people observed the Cald
well progress exhibit at the State
Fair in Raleigh and 'at the
Southern States Fair in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Franks and
son, Morris, are spending several
months in .Miami, Fla.
Hilton Calloway is spending sev
eral days with friends in Augusta,
Ga. '
G. L. Totnlin of Clayton owner
of the Clayton and Macon The
atres, has 'been an almost daily
Visitor in Franklin during the last
few weeks. He is overseeing the
construction of the new theater
being built on the Burrell lot op
posite the postoffice.
Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Rogers and
Mrs. Roy G. Beshears spent the
latter part of the past week in
Durham, Raleigh and at Greens
boro for a visit with their daugh
ters, Miss Betty Rogers and Miss
Leida Beshears, who are students
at North Carolina Woman', col
lege. Norman West, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. West, of lotla, and
teacher ' in the Walnut Creek
school, underwent an operation at
Angel hospital Monday. He is
getting along nicely and expects
to be back at his school work
within a short time.
Mrs. Willie Jean Oliver, form
erly of Franklin, is now a patient
at Black Mountain and reported
to be getting along very nicely.
However, her condition has been
quite serious until the last two
months.
BREEDERS
Eighty-six high-grade Hereford
heifers have been brought into
Yancey county this fall for breed
ing purposes, reports R. H. Crouse,
acting county agent.
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
has named Madison, Wis., as the
10th city in the nation for the
distribution of surpluses to needy
through the food order stamp plan.
Winter Bargains
PART WOOL BLANKETS
3 Lbs. 66x80
$1.49 pr.
MEN'S JACKETS
MELTONS
$1.49 to $3.95
GENUINE RICHIE
$4.49 to $10.50
LEATHER
$4.95 to $15.00
HANES' UNION SUITS
Men's Heavy Weight
75c suit
PART WOOL CLOTH
36-in. Wide
35c yd.
MEN'S BOOTS
From Cheapest to Best
$2.95 to $11.50
CHILDREN'S COATS
All Wool Flannel Sizes 4 to 16
$1.95 to $4.95
LADIES' COATS
To Fit Any Pocketbook
$3.95 - $19.75
Specials
1 Lot 'Men's Work Shoes, close out,' pr. $1.49
1 Lot Men's Work Shoes up to $3.50 val. $1.98
1 Lot Ladies' Shoes, close out, pr. $1.00
Joseph Ashear
"We Clothe the FamUy"
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Our store is packed with fine furniture, every
thing from odd pieces to complete furnishings
for your home. We invite you to come in and
inspect our stock, and let us explain how easy
it is for you to buy your needs here on our
liberal credit plan. Think of furniture as gifts
for Christmas. Nothing could be more appro
priate, besides the convenience of the credit we
offer you and also the FREE merchandise we
are giving. Come in and "bargain" with us
we like to "trade".
9x12 LINOLEUM RUG GIVEN FREE WITH EACH
BEDROOM SUITE
SET OF DISHES GIVEN FREE WITH
EACH RANGE
During the past months we have given away free hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise
and at the same time have given our customers the advantage of tremendous savings in every
article bought from us. We were fortunate in having on hand a large stock of furniture, which
we bought before there was any advance in prices, and we are saving you m o n e y on every
article bought from us while we are running these specials. Prices are still advancing in the
market, but we are offering goods bought at OLD prices, and giving our customers the savings.
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SET OF DISHES
OR RUG
FREE
WITH EACH
RANGE
TABLE OR RUG
FREE
WITH EACH
Living Room Suite
ONE TABLE
I7 REE
WITH EACH
RCA Victor Radio
SET OF DISHES
OR RUG
FREE
WITH EACH
KITCHEN CABINET
TABLE OR RUG
FREE
WITH EACH
STUDIO COUCH
9x12 Linoleum Rug
FREE
WITH EACH
BEDROOM SUITE
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Your Credit is Good With Us
Phone I5tt
Franklin, N. C.