PACE SIX
THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACON IAN
THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 140
ANNOUNCEMENT
A Refreshment
Shop
In The New
MACON THEATRE
Will Be Opened for
Business as Soon as the
Building is Completed
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WE INVITE YOU
TO VISIT US FOR
SANDWICHES
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SOFT DRINKS
CIGARETTES
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CIGARS .
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CANDIES
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ICE CREAM
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FRUITS i
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Erwin Patton &
Carl Howard
USEDCAR
BARGAINS
1936 Fird. Coach,;' blue
finish; A bargain
1935 Master Chevrolet
Sedan,' real buy at
1934 Master Chevrolet
Salan,- only -
1934 Font Coach, real
bargain at . . . . .
1933 Chevrolet Coach, it
runs fine, only. .
1933 Plymouth C u u i e,
railio equipped . .
1933 Ford ,Ct vai'li, new
paint, -only 4. . . . ...
1929 For.l Model . A
Sport Cotipe, only
1938 Chevrolet .Master
1 Jeluxe Sp. . Sedan
1937 Chevrolet . Master
Deluxe Sp. ; Sedan
1937 Plymouth Deluxe
Coach, good buy. .
1935 Che'v. Standard
Coach. Real buy. .
1935 Ford Deluxe Se
dan, A-l condition.
1933 Plymouth.. Coupe
with rumble seat. .
1931 Chevrolet Coach,
a fine car for only
1931 Ford Model A
Coupe, A-l ......
$195
$345
$185
$235
$145
$245
$215
$55
$585
$465
$345
$265
$335
$165
$135
$145
$495
$445
WE HAVE THE BEST LINE
OF USED TRUCKS AND
PICKUPS THAT WE HAVE
HAD IN SEVERAL MONTHS
1939 Ford Vi Ton
Truck :'.
1938 Ford l'i Ton
Truck ...
1939 Chevrolet l'i Ten CCfiC
Truck .'...:.-
1937 Chevrolet V2 Ton CQgC
Truck JJJUJ
1937 $385
1936 C hevrolet ljj Ton
1936 International 2
Ton Truck
1935 Chevrolet V2 Ton
1938 Dcilge Vi Ton
Pickup .......
1937 budge Vi Ton $365
1936. Chevrolet 'i Ton j265
ff $225
1 wo 1929 Ford Model PCC
A Pickups .......
$395
$465
Burrell Motor
Company
Phone 123
Franklin
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ADS ARE NEWS
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Hoover Instructed in Auctioneering Art
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Actress Gertrude Lawrence howi former President Herbert Hoover
the technique she used when she auctioned off a group of 28 paintings
in New York to aid the Finnish relief fond. The art was executed by
Ben Silbert, an American, who painted them in Finland, working in
temperatures which ranged to 20 below. Silbert donated the collection
to. the fund. .- v.,? .v r-
Business as i Usual for i Warren Billings
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Warren K. Billings, who served 23 years of a life sentence in Folsom
prison in connection with the San Francisco Preparedness day bombing
in 1916, is now running his own watch-repairing shop in Saa Francisco.
Billings learned the profession In prison, where he says he worked on
10,000 watches owned by fellow prisoners and prison officials. Billings is
pictured at his work bench, surrounded by tools presented him by friends,
many of whom worked diligently to secure his release from Folsom. Tom
Mooney, convicted with Billings, was released from San Quentin ater
serving 22 years.
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She Really Can't Be That Surprised
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William P. Bnckner Jr., wealthy playboy whs was convicted In a bond
fraud but who Is still at Urge pending his appeal, enjoys himself In m
New York night club. His seemingly startled partner for the evening Is
Adelaide Moffett, society songstress. According Jo various gossip col
umns, they are soon to wed. But that had nothing to do with her odd pose.
Service De Luxe by War Zone Waiters
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Steel-fcAtted German soldiers, serving as waiters, make their cautious
way through the woods near the front lino "somewhere in Germany"
carrying rations for the garrison f an advanced outpost. The man Is
the rear is n guard, whose duty It is to protect the food. There is probably
hot soap or stow in the tnresns on ins back of lb "waiters."
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OF
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Bryant Burial Association
INCORPORATED
, Franklin, N. C.
For Year Ending December 30, 1939
RECEIPTS
Cash from last report .............................
Total receipts .........
$2,180.76
4,430.25
TOTAL : $6,610.81
! DISBURSEMENTS
Administrative expenses
Burial benefits paid
Commissions paid -
TOTAL
CASH BALANCE
$681.59
2,150.00
636.50
$3,467.09
$3,143.72
ASSETS
Cash ...:................................................,.;..: $3,143.72
LIABILITIES
Advance assessments on hand-. $383.(X)
TOTAL
$383.(X)
Surplus $2,760.42
I certify the above statement to be a true arid correct state
ment of the financial affairs of this association.
' MayBelle Bryant, Secretary
WE ARE PROUD , to present the above statement. It is indisputable evidence of
careful 'management' and - close, cooperation of our membership. Please note that the'
Association is in better condition both financially and in membership than ever before.
And it continues to grow. Last year we had a net gain of wer 2,000 members.
Since its organization, the Bryant Mutual Burial Association has paid out in death
btnefit a total of $6,750.00. In every instance these 'benefits lightened the burdens of
a sorrowing andj unprepared family. If you could 'change places with us and hear
some of the many fine things said about our Association you would be even prouder
of the, part you take in this organization.
TO THOSE WHO DO NOT BELONG, WE URGE YOU TO COME IN
AND JOIN TODAY
WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE
Fifth Shovelful of CoaD
Can You Solve
This Mystery?
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COHERE IS THE SOLUTION
Tests by leading engineers show that
a water heating coil in a furnace, con
sumes 20 of the fuel used. In other
words, the water coil takes one shovel
ful out of every five. Each time you
pay a $15 coal bill, you can figure $3
of it went for your furnace coil to heat
water. ... Sometimes too hot, more
often too cold . . . but never the con
stant, dependable plentiful supply every
minute of the day and night that-hundreds
of our electric w a Ye r heating
customers enjoy.
AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER '
HEATERS ARE PRICED AS LOW AS
CQ7 flfl $3.00 Down
$0.UU $3.50 Per Month
Let us install an Automatic Electric Water
Heater in your home today on the rental
plan. The proof of the service will con
vince you.
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NANTAHALA POWER & LIGHT CO.