4 Brother* Togattar
Firat Time In 5 Year*
Pfc. J. L. Holland, ton of Mr.
and Mr* Jerry Holland, of
Onelu, has returnad to camp I
at Aberdeen, Md , after spend
ing a few days with home folks
He was accompanied by his
wife, the 'ormer Miss Hilda I
Smith, of Wilmington, Del.
This was the first time the I
four Holland brothers had had j
the opportunity to all be at
home at the s^me time in five
years. Charlie has Just return
ed from the Pacific, after spend
ing three years in the armed
forces; Grady and J. L. spent
a year in Germany and France;
and Dewey, who has Just re
turned home, has received his
discharge, after three years of j
service, all of which was spent j
In the United States.
Mrs. O. C. Bryant spent the
past week-end in Maryvllle,
Tenn., with her sister, Mrs.
Kenyon Hyde, and Mr. Hyde.
LOOK
THIS OVER!
HARDWARE ITEMS
You May Need
v.
Poultry Wire
Chick Feeders
Chick Founts
Electric Brooders
Dazey Churns
WHOA!
Don't Forget
Our
Collar Pads
"TA-PAT-CO"
Sizes, 18, 19, 20, 21,
22, 23, 24
Sprayers, 1 Qt. Size
Pipe Opener
Pyre* Ware
Single Burner Hat Plates
Electric Heaters
Aluminum Corn Stick Pans
Aluminum Dippers
Salt b Pepper Shakers
Coping Saws
Hack Saws, Frames and
Blades ,
Pulp WooJ Saws
X-Cut Sa.ws, Atkins and
Simonds
Foot Adze
Tinner Snips
10-in. and 12-in. 45 Degree
Adjustable Wrenches
Flash LUht Batteries
and Bulbs
Sand Paper-Steel Wool
White Enamel Ware
Auger Bits
Nu-Tonr Electric Door
Chimes
Wood Putty
Paints ? Varnishes
Enamel ? Oil Wood Stain
Swing-Away Can Openers
Charred Oak Kegs, 2 & 3
Gal.
Wall Dusters
Push Hrooms
Mandolin and Banjo Strings
Ice Picks
Fire Place Sets
Andirons
Mops
Steel Clothes Line Posts
Wire Stretchers
Some Building Mate
rials B?ing Produced
CALL us every few
Days
We know the uncertainty
that maintains now is dis
couraging to builders, and
you may feel a hesitancy
in continuing to call us
about materials received.
But we want you to keep
In touch with us regularly,
with the assurance that we
are interested and want to
assist you In every way pos
sible. Only by keeping in
touch with us can we sup
ply you with your share as
deliveries are received.
Franklin
Hardware
Company
Phone 117
Lieut. Burleigh
Join* Staff Of
Angel Hospital
Lt. Bruce Denlel Burleigh, of
the medical corps of the navy,
now on terminal leave, has join
ed Dr. Edgar Angel and Dr.
Frank K. Justice as a third
member of the staff at Angel
hospital. Dr. Burleigh is a grad
uate of the University of Geor
gia medical school, Augusta,
Ga., class of 1942, and since
that time has served continu
ously in the Navy. For 20
months he served with a motor
torpedo boat task group in the
Mediterranean area, the latter
part of which period he served
in the capacity of senior pied
ical officer. He has Just com
pleted a tour of duty at the
U. 8. Naval hospital, Farragut,
Idaho, where he did orthopedic
surgery. While at Angel hospital,
he will engage in both general
practice and surgery.
Dr. Burleigh plans to move
his family to Franklin at the
earliest possible date.
SO ATTEND DALTONS'
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Approximately 50 friends and
a large number of relatives at
tended the Golden Wedding an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. John
H. Dalton at their home in the
West's Mill community Feb. 10.
The guests included Mrs, Rob
ert Bryson, sister of Mrs. Dal
ton, who was a member at the
wedding party 50 years ago.
The dining room table was
centered by three-tierred wed
ding cake, bearing the inscrip
tion "50th Wedding Anniver
sary". Cake and coffee were
served to the guests.
The nine children of Mr. and
Mrs. Dalton were present with
their families, except for one
daughter-in-law and two chil
dren. who were unable to at
tend due to illness, and the
Daltons' only grandson
George Cabe Back
Home After Three
Years' Service
George R. Cabe, who has
spent approximately three years
in the armed forces, 23 months
of this time in the European
theater, recently received his
honorable discharge and has re
turned to the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James T.
Cabe, at Riverside.
Mr. Cabe, who held the rank
of T-5 when he received his
discharge, participated in bat
tles in Germany, France, Sar
dinia, Corsica and Italy.
Jacobs Purchases
Shell Station On
East Side Of River
J. C. Jacobs has purchased the
Lakeview Service station, at the
intersection of the Asheville and
Highlands roads, and his broth
ers, R. E. Jacobs and Carroll
Jacobs, are operating it, he an
nounced.
The station, handling Shell
products, was bought by Mr.
Jacobs from R. L. Gregory, the
former owner.
Cpl. Mack S. Patton
Discharged From Army
? ?
Cpl. Mack S. Patton, son or
Robert A. Pattern of Franklin,
has been discharged from the
army air corps, and arrived in
Franklin Friday. He has been
in service for three years.
He lacked only a few months
of graduation from State col
lege, and plans to return there
for the spring quarter.
Singleton, Dillard
Buy Store In Rabun
Bill (Frank D.J Slhgleton and
Jim DiUard, both of Dillard, Ga.,
have purchased the Dillard
Bargain store at Dillard from
W. R. Brown, and in future will
operate it under the firm name
of Singleton Supply company.
Mr. Brown, who had stores in
both Dillard and Highlands, will
continue to operate his High
lands store. Mr. Singleton has
been in electrical work all his
adult life, and during the war
was in charge of a crew in
specting electrical wiring on Bell
bombers. Mr. Dillard, with the
Atlas Feed mills before the
war, has been in the navy for
the past four years as a physic
al instructor.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE TO
OBSERVE HOLIDAY
Because of observation of
Washington's Birthday, veter
ans who are claimants for re
adjustment allowances and oth
er claimants for unemployment
compensation need not report at
courthouse in Franklin to sign
their claims on Friday of this
week. They should report as
usual on Friday of fiext week,
officials explained.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Dun
can and family left last week
for a vacation at Fort pierce,
Fla.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Hedden, ft son, rubmary 10, #t
4nfel ?1lfUe,
WANT ADS
MACK SAYS:
A properly installed antenna
Is a lightning protection.
We have automatic record
changers.
Franks Radio & Electric Co.
Basement McCoy Bldg.
Franklin, N. C.
BUILD your home, lire-safe and
moisture-proof, with concrete
blocks steam-cured for greater
strength and durability. For
construction details, see W. A.
Hayes, below Franklin bridge,
j F7? 9tp^-A4
j WANTED ? Hickory, oak, birch,
locust, gum, ash. maple, pine,
j poplar, and other logs cut 8
j inches and up in diameter, 75%
| of logs to be 12 feet long. We
j will measure by Doyle log
scale and pay $42.00 per 1.000
for No. 1 logs; $25.00 per 1.000
for No. 2 logs; $15.00 per 1.000
j for No. 3 logs, loaded on cars
j your nearest shipping point. We
i will pay freight to our factory.
! ? Piedmont Wagon & Manufac
| turing Company. Hickory, N. C.
j F14 ? 8tc ? A4
AUCTION SALE? There will be
a sale of horses, cattle, and
hogs at J. B. Wetmore's, about
six miles from Sylva. on High
way No. 23, near the Savannah
school building, on Saturday.
February 23, at 1:30 p. m. ?
Hyatt Brothers.
F14? 2tp? F21
FOR SALE ? Two cows, one giv
ing plenty milk, the other to
be fresh in April. Three years
old. One pair horses, young
and well broken. See T. J.
Ramey, V/j miles from Otto.
F14 ? 2tp ? F21
INCOME TAX SAVINGS ? By
coming NOW before the rush
we can make out your tax re
turn at the following prices:
Incomes less than $500 75c
Incomes $500 to $1,000 $1.00
Incomes $1,000 to $3,000 $1.50
Business or Professional
from $5.00
FRANKLIN
At CURB MARKET
Every Saturday
See Us Before Sending in
Your W-2 Form
30 Years Tax and Business
Experience
THE CLOSMAN CO.
"We Save You Money"
F14 ? tfc
WANTED ? Experienced sewing
machine fixer to set up and
maintain sewing machines on
gtove malting. Excellent oppor
tunity for the right man in in
dustry located in this area.
P. O. Box 108, Franklin, N. C.
F14 ? 2tc? F21 ? J&J
THE LEATHER MAN from Lib
erty, S. C., with the biggest
bargains in leather, will be in
Franklin March 2 from 10 to
4 o'clock. George D. Lovell, the
Leather Man.
F21 ? 2tc ? F28
FOR SALE ? Three piece old
fashioned oak bed room suite.
Excellently made. Two or three
old trunks. Mrs. L. B. Hayes. See
before February 24th at Mrs.
Sam Rogers cottage.
SEED BED covers, 9 feet wide,
25c yd, 12 feet wide, S2c yd.
Basement Store, Belk's Dept.
Store.
F21 ? tfc
FOR SALE ? New five-room
house, water, electricity, 35
acres, Two miles from Iotla
Bridge, Rose Creek community.
Call at Press Office.
LOST? Lemon and white spot
ted female fox hound, tip of
left ear off. Collar, no name.
Reward. Finder please notify
Georgia Lee Hall, Franklin, N. C.
FOR SALE ? One table model
electric radio. A good buy.
Womack's Radio Shop.
PAINTER? I do both inside and
outalde painting. Also roof
painting. See Henry W. Moss,
Route t, Dlllard. Oa,
IF PARTY that took my bill
fold, containing money and
valuable papers, will return,
nothing will be said, otherwise
the la* will tak$ its course.
Gene Love.
I AM home now for a few
weeks. If you need carpentry,
brick block, tile or painting,
please call me at Franklin Hwd.
! Co. ? J. L. Sanders.
FARM FOR SALE ? Approxi
mately 75 acres. Good house,
good land, plenty pasture,
three-fourths mile from Georgia
highway, good gravel road. J. L.
Sanders, Prentiss Star Route.
WILL SELL good 1936 Ford cab
rolet or 1938 Nash, or trade
for tractor and plows. J, L.
; Sanders. '
FOR SALE? 1937 Ford Coupe,
No. 1 conditions, ? new motor.
$400 cash. Silas Jenkins, Gneiss,
N. C.
FOR SALE? About 2,000 feet of
rock lath for ceiling houses.
One second-hand mantel piece
complete, 4'j feet long. Log
j chains, any length. Factory
made ladders, real good, 8 and
10 feet, for house and barn use,
bargain prices. Crushed stone
delivered. ? Jos. Ashear.
F21 ? ltc
LOGS ? Will buy all species. See
Bill Grimm. L. Tippett mill,
Franklin. N. C.
F21? 4tc? M14
FOR SALE ? One large lot on I
Georgia highway, store and
service station combined. One
four-room dwelling house, one
two-room rock building, lights,
good well water, out buildings,
good garden and patches. Fine
location near church and school.
Good neighbors. *?/, miles from
Franklin. Come see bargain.
See Mrs. M. B. Sanders.
FOR SALE ? Kitchen range,
$37.50. Eight-ton hydraulic
jack, house jacks, electric drill
In stand, two one-h.p. single
phase motors, radial saw with
5-h.p. three-phase motor, pul
leys. screens, head motions,
channel and angle iron, blow
ers, etc. M Higdon at Franklin
Hardware Co.
WANTED? Several pounds of
good clean rags at Sewart's
Service Station, back of court
house.
F21 ? 3tc? M7
COAL HEATROLA for sale. In
good condition. See Mrs.
George A. Jones.
WANTED ? Will pay good prices
for: Corn, wheat, rye, syrup,
honey, chickens, eggs, cow peas,
soy beans, hams, shoulders, and
middling meat. See us before
selling. ? Ray Grocery and Feed
Company.
Burningtown
Lewis Hall, of Oastonla, vis
ited his father, Floyd Hall, last
week-end.
Wallace and Merle Court, of
Palnesvllle, Ohio, were the
guests of Orady Duvall last
week-end.
Miss Annie Burr Hugglns, and
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Welch left
for Pontiac, Mich., last Monday.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as adminis
trator with will annexed of
Robert B. Eskrldge, deceased,
late of State of Louisiana, this
is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the
24th day of January, 1947, or
this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. All persons
Indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settle
ment.
This 24th day of January,
1Q4A
R, 8. JONES,
Administrator
With Will Annexed.
J31 ? 6tc ? M7 ? JiiJ
Sty: "I saw it advertiMd
in The PrH?."
Tellico
The people of the Tellieo
community are happy to have
their boyg and glrle come
marching home from the army
and navy.
Ford Allen Dehart, son of
John Dehart, has been honor
ably discharged frim the army
and is home after 18 months'
service overseas in the Pacific
theater.
John Lester Cabe has received
his discharge from the army and
Is here with his wife and chil
dren at the home of his father,
John Cabe.
Miss Virginia Ramsey Sp(C)lc
of U. 8. Navy Reserve, Washing
ton, D. C., has received an hon
orable discharge and is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Robert Ram
sey, this week.
Jesse Causby and helper, Mr.
Penland, were here Monday on
business in the interest of
Ptrmiri Fkiiratton.
Bob Ranuay U with hu fam
ily h*r? aftar attanding Mars
H1U collage laat samaatar.
Mrs. Claude Bradley, of the
Otto community, has returned
frim Duke hospital. Durham,
where she went to be with her
husband, who underwent a ser
ious operation on Friday.
EXECUTOR'8 NOTICE
Having qualified as executor
of Emma Tallent deceased, late
of Macon County, N. C., this Is
to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the
25th day of January, 1947, or
this notice will be plead In bar
of their recovery. All persons
Indebted to said estate will
please make Immediate settle
ment.
This 27th day of January,
1946.
ROY F. CUNNINGHAM,
J31 ? 6tp ? M7
ATLAS FEEDS
Hog Feed ? Laying Mash ? Growing Mash
Starter Mash ? Dairy Feeds
7% Elberton Cottonmeal
Seed Oats
Seed Irish Potatoes
Always Plenty of Camel Cigarettes
SPECIAL: 50-lb. Sulphurized Salt Bricks, 72c
You can find most anything you need in feed
and groceries at
Dryman Feed & Grocery
Franklin, N. C.
DELIVERIES NOW!
* Eureka and Universal Vacuum Cleaners
* Rittenhouse Door Chimes
* Fairbanks Morse Pumps
NOW ON DISPLAY
(Early Deliveries Expected)
* The .New Motorola Radio
* Kelvinatcr Refrigerators
Martin Electric Co.
"Serving Western North Carolina Since 1916"
Macon Theatre Bldg. Phone 107
MACON THEATRE
SUNDAY MATINEE 2:30 ? NIGHT SHOW 9:00
WEEK DAYS 3:15 - 7:15 - 9:15
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, February 24, 25, 26
M-G-M BRINGS YOU 1,000 ROMANTIC THRILLS I
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Wednesday and Thursday, February 27 and 28
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Friday, March lat
"FIRST MAN INTO TOKYO" T
Also: "JUNGLE RAIDERS", No. 6
Saturday, March 2 ? Double Feature Program
Ken Curtis In "SONG OF THE PRAIRIE"
And "PAN AMERICAN"
Owl Show at 10:30
Ellen Drew In "ISLE OF THE DEAD"
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