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the Franklin press and the highlands maconian
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1M1
Classified
Advertisements
FOR SALE Used . Royal' type
writer. In excellent condition. Price
reasoriable.-Dorotliy Cabe. '.
AI2ft-ltp . .
Just received a beautiful assort
. rrvent of flow.cr bulbs. Select yours
while we. have a . plentiful stock.
S. & L. 5 & 10c STORE
M20-ltp .
Beginning with Saturday of this
week and continuing---through next
week we will sell the several dif
ferent grades of I.espedeza at tor
gain prices. All . of our seeds arc
dependable and good' grades.
. C. T. BLAINE
.M20ltc ; '"..'
FOR SALE Burned , goods
Sweaters, 20c; silk cloth, yd., 10c;
sheeting bundles, 2(k ; men's work
sIk-s, 50c to $1.00; . '
SANDERS' STORE
M20-2tc .M27
WANTED To contract to reli
able logger a good .logging job.
400,000 feet or more.
Zickgraf Hardwood Co.
.M20 ltc ' '
FOR RENT Four room Iknise,
two and one-half miles front Frank
lin on Clark's Chapel road. Prefer
family without children. For infor
mation ask at Press office.
M20-ltp
FOR SALE Bedding straw, 25
cents 100 lb. bale. Prime straw' and
.shredded shucks 35 c-cnt.s bale.
.Mixed hay $12.50 ton " in bales.
Prime soy bean hay $15.00 per ton.
C rushed corn 1J4 cents per lb.
VV. L. McCoy.
M13-2t6 M20
FOR SALE 32 acre farm, or
will swap for one of same value
and convenience. One aiid one-half
miles' north of Hiawassee, Ga. .Just
off the paved highway leading to
Young Harris. Good -'pasture' with
water. . Orchard. Plenty .of out
buildings. Fifteen acres in cultiva
tion. Will make 20. to 25 bushels
ff wheat per acre. Six acres wood
land. Eight-room : dwelling with
K. E. A. lights 'worth $2,000. All
co?t me $3,fHX. Will take $2,000.
V. R. Martin,
... Hawassec, Ga., Rt. J
M6-4tc M27 :
Certain problems face
those who are bereav
ed, and they demand
immediate attention.
Why not place those
problems in the hands
of people who under:
stand them? We can
help you in so many of
those troublesome de
tails, so let us remove
these burdens from
your shoulders.
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PHONE 106 NIGHT PHONE 10
STOP LOOK AND LISTEN!
Your last chance to buy World's
Best Flour at $1.39 for 48 pounds
PAY-AND-TAKE-IT
USE
Knox Potato Grower
FOR BIG YIELD OF NO. 1 POTATOES
There is ONLY one Knox Potato Grower
It is manufactured ONLY by the Knoxville
Fertilizer Co.
It is sold ONLY in the Green Bordered Bag.
CET IT FROM:
Ray Grocery & Feed Co.
Frmnklin, N. C
IN 12S LB. COTTON BAGS
KNOXVILLE FERTILIZER CO.
Former Macon Man
Seriously Burned
News has come from Pine Bluff,
Wyo., that Sheirl Brown, 20, grand
son of Mrs. Charles A. Lowery of
Franklin, nearly lost his life from
attempting to rescue a young man
from burning.
A fire in a potato ccller jen
trapped three men, one of whom,
Elroy Chavez, 23, did not escape.
Young Brown, who had made his
escape with the other two men
re-entered the flaming cellar in
an unsuccessful attempt ot rescue
the unfortunate man. He managed
to reach the outside again from
the blazing inferno, with his cloth
ing enveloping him like a blazing
torch. His father, Walter Brown,
was badly burned in an attempt
to extinguish the flames from his
son and the other men who escap
ed. His life was despaired of for
several hours.
The Browns' are well known here
where Mr. Brown has visited his
mother-in-law following the death
of his wife, the former Miss Hel
en Allison, a daughter of Mrs.
Lowery. She and his three sisters
left here five years ago to make
their home with their father in
Wyoming.
Robert Saunders
Has Auto Accident
En route to the funeral of his
brother, C. Lewis Saunders, who
was killed in an automobile acci
dent last week, Robert Saunders
narrowly .escaped serious injury
when his car overturned three
times near Rutherfordton, due to
icy roads, last Sunday night. He
was working in Wilmington when
called home by the death of his:
brother. ' He is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs." Charl.es H. Saunders
of the Bethel community.
Weldon Ray Goes
To Training Center
Frank Weldon Ray, soil of
Aiiflrew Tx.tv. ha hpn nrrrnfed
and left Wednesday morning for , sma11 Lam0"ts needed for the ap
tl.e Lincoln academy' training cen- Proa.ch.es- Jhe d, bnd on No-
,.r-'f Kin, Vfn.mtain ThU i m
of the National Youth Adminis
tration's training renters for. Negro
youth.
VEGETABLES
fuwu AsqroiD
SEEDS ARE SWEET
First Class Seeds
Of All Kinds
Prince Edward Island
Seed Potatoes
COME IN AND SEE
FOR YOURSELF
Don't Sacrifice Quality
Products by Using
Inferior Seeds
FARMERS
FEDERATION
H. T. NOLEN, Mgr.
Palmer St. , Franklin
M'KEE REPLIES
TO HIS CRITICS
Road Funds r or Jackson
Macon And Buncombe
Counties Compared
Replying to a speech made by
Senator Howell in the' state senate.
February 27, and commenting on
figures on highway expenditures in
the tenth , division E. L. McKee,
of Sylva, tenth division highway
commissioner, has issued a .state
men tment denying that his home
county of Jackson has received
more than its share of ' highway
funds.
Mr. McKw's statement adds that
"the interests of Buncombe have
heen taken care of directly and
indirectly with the utmom fairness
and consideration.''
Buncombe County
Mr. McKee showed the ' basis
upon which funds were allocated
to support his statement, on the
basis of needs and the greatest
benefit to the division as a whole
of federal aid funds. He showed
that Jackson was allocated $438,
000 of these funds while $1,496,000
went to construct such projects as
the Asheville to Parkway highway
and other projects, as well as
widening and surfacing in many
directions out of Asheville.
1 The .section from Cashiers to
the South Carolina line construct i
ed With secondary -funds and WPA
and prison labor, and the shortest
route from points in South Caro
lina and Georgia to the Great
Smokies, has . been badly needed
for 20 years, he .explained.
DilUbciro, Grade Crossing
"The grade elimination bridge
near Dillsboro, on U. S. 19 and
23, was neither suggested nor re
quested by me. This project . . .
was entirely paid for by the gov
ernment and railway company,
with the exception of comparatively
Asnevuie to. Atlanta- route, was
condemned by highway engineers.
It has since washed out. I had to
transfer money from other bridge
projects Osincc also washed out)
to construct the present bridge.
The location was made by the
bridge department and the United
States bureau of public roads.
Macon County
"The . chairman of the .State
Highway and Public Works com
mission requested me to allot the
money for the connection between
Highlands and the Georgia state
line, to carry out an agreement
previously made with the Georgia
Highway commission. The North
Carolina commission built one mile
of the 14-mile, road from High-:
lands to Dilfaxd, Ga., to connect
our system with this road at the
N'antahala Forest boundary. The
forest service spent an estimated
$200,000. Then the Nantahala forest
authorities requested us to com
plete the surface treatment of the
North Carolina- section of the road.
This we did, at a cost of $120,000,
all of which was paid for with
forestry service funds. This com
pletes a gap of another route
from Atlanta to Asheville. with
approximately the same distance
as U. S. No; 23. On the whole it
is a better road as to grades, and
alignments, allowing greater speed
; and saving time between Asheville
Church Services
Sunday, March 23
FRANKLIN METHODIST
CHURCH
, Ry. J. L. Stole. II
10 a. m. Church schol.
11 a. m. Worship service.
Rev. V. L. Hutchins will preach.
7 JO p. m. Young People's meet
ing. -
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rr. C. F. Rogr
9:45 a. m. Bible school.
11 a. m. Morning worship.
6:30 p. m B. T. U.
6:30 p. m. The Brotherhood.
. 7 :30 p. m. Evening worship.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
10 a. m. Sunday school.
. 11 a. m. Rev. Hubert Wardlaw
will preach.
MACON METHODIST CIRCUIT
Rv. 3. C Swaim
4tfa Sunay:
11 a. m. Patton's.
2:00 . p. m. Mt. Zion.
3:00 p. m. Maiden's.
FRANKLIN METHODIST
CIRCUIT
Ry. Pkilip L. Crca
4th Sunday:
11 a. m. Iotla.
7:30 p. m, Snow Hill.
ST. AGNES EPISCOPAL
Rrv. A Rvfu. MatrgmM
10 a. in. Sunday school.
11 a. m. Holy comnmrnion and
sermon.
At this senice the United Thank
offering of the Woman's Auxiliary
will be presented.
Lenten service, Fridays, 8 p. m.
Study class, Mondays, 4 p. m.
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC PARISH
Schula f Mmm:
Franklin, every 2nd and 4lh Sun
SALLY'S SALLIES
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Free premium Coupons In Every Br;
Macon Theatre
Matinee 3:30
Night Shows 7 - 9
FRIDAY, MARCH 21
'THE GREAT
MR. NO BODY"
AIm Latt Chapter
"GREEN ARCHER
SATURDAY, MARCH 22
Two Big Shows
"THE LONG
VOYAGE HOME"
JOHN WAYNE
THOMAS MITCHELL
AND
"RANGER BUSTERS'
MON.-TUES. MARCH 24-25
"THE GREAT
DICTATOR"
With: CHARLIE CHAPLIN
PAULETTE GODDARD
JACK OAKIE
WED.-THURS., MARCH 26-27
"ADAM HAD FOUR
SONS"
With: WARNER BAXTER
1NCRID BERGMAN .
FAY WRAY
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Jllhiis
EXCEPTIONAL ALUES AT
Save from $45 to $1 00 on One of These
REDUCED PRICE SPECIALS
1940 Mercury Tudor .. . was $825 NOW $745
1935 Ford Sedan was $195 NOW $145
1935 Ford Tudor ...was $185 NOW $145
1939 Buick 4-Door Sedan was $765 NOW $665
1935 Plymouth Coupe . .. was $295 NOW $215
1939 Chev. Sport Sedan, was $675 NOW $595
1937 Chev. Town Sedan was $445 NOW $395
1932 Ford Tudor ..... was $185 NOW $115
1932 Chevrolet Coupe.. ... was $165 NOW $95
'35 Chev. 1 1-2 Ton Tck. was $185 NOW $125
78 Other Used Cars and Trades to Select From
BURRELLS USED PARTS LOT
At Intersection of Highlands and Dillsboro Highways
FOR USED PARTS AT MONEY SAVING PRICES
EBUMI&IELIL MdDTOM COD.
Franklin, - North Carolina
i
February Visitors
At Dry Falls
According to registry sheets . at
Dry Falls, on the Cullasaja river
between Franklin and Highlands,
in the Nantahala National Forest,
794 people visited this area dur
ing the month, of February 1941. 1
The, distribution by states is a?
follows :
South Carolina, 131; Illinois, 19;
Massachusetts, 13; Pennsylvania",
14; Alabama, 13; Tennessee, 16 f
Mississippi, 14; Georgia, 190; Min
nesota, 15; North Carolina, 252;
SIVAFFOHD'S LIAHHET
LOG CABIN
FLOUR z- 69'
MACARONI tJL 10c
ARMOUR'S
TREET 25c
HORSE SHOE BRAND
COFFEE 2 27'
YELLOW
CORN 3Na2aJ5c
RINSO 2 . 38c
PURE
LARD 75'
MARSH
MALLOWS 2 25
SWEET MIXED
PICKLES r 15c
VEGETABLES
Spring Onions, bu. 5c
Radishes, bu. "... .... 5c
Fancy Lemons, doz. ... 20c
Apples., 2 idoz. ....... ......... 25c
Grapefruit, 3 for 10c
Rutabaga, 3 lbs. 10c
GARDEN SEEDS
MEATS
Stew Beef, lb 122c
Picnic Hams, lb.... 19c
Club Steaks, lb. . ..29c
FRESH
we
Florida, 117.
Making a total of 794. '
FOR A GOOD
MEAL
FISH AND OYSTERS)
CAGLE'S CAFE
A. G. CAGLE, Owner
FRANKLIN, N. C.
GOOD FOOD IS GOOD
HEALTH
Mixed Sausage 12VzC
Beef Liver, lb........25c
Veal Chops, lb ..33c
FISH
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