WANT ADS
MACK SAYS: A fine grade of
steel wool will polish a plastic
radio cabinet like new.
We have record changers and
players, records of all kinds, car
radios, and are expecting a
khipment of new battery >i u>.
h'RANKS RADIO & ELEC. CO.
Basement McCoy Bldg.
Franklin, N. C.
FOR SALE ? 95-acre farm at
Ellijay. A six-room house, two
graneries, good barn, orchard, 1
11 acres smooth farming land,
15 acres sowed pasture under )
new wire fence Plenty wood- j
land. Bargain. Mont Wood, 12
miles from Franklin.
M23 ? 2tp? M30
FOR SALE? 7 acres, 4 under cul
tivation. 300 ft. frontage on
Sylva Highway 2' :? miles Frank
lin. Ideal building site. Priced
to sell. See Edgar Carter at
F'ranks Radio & Elec. Co.H
MEN WANTED? Ti cut and peel
hemlock by contract. Good
camps, good board and good
pay. ? Cliff Dockery, Highlands,
N C.
M2? 8tp? J20
GINSENG wanted. $2.50 per
pound green. $8 per pound
dry. R. S. Cowan, Greens Creek,
N. C.
M9 ? 8tc ? J27
FOR SERVICE - Registered
Hampshire boar. Best blood
lines. Sired by Clemson's Roller,
out of Hawkenhurst' Model
Type. Ebbie Talley, Highlands
Dillard roacl. Highlands, N. C.
M16 ? 4tc ? J6
WE BUY, sell, and exchange
gbod used furniture, cook
stoves, ranges, heaters, and
I P. O. Box 577, Phone
40, Highlands, N. C., W. S. Davis.
M16- ? 4tc ? J6
I BUY DOGWOOD every month
in the year. For specifications,
prices, etc., see or write R. G.
Powell, East La Porte, N. C.
M16 ? 4tp?J6
ATTENTION TRUCKERS? Jubi
lee, Hiley Belle, and Elberta
peaches. Orchard run. Large
size. Ready June 15 through
July. R. L. Gray, Phone 3161 or
538, Laurens, S. C.
M16 ? 5tc ? J 13
FOR SALE ? One heavy horse,
harness and wagon, well brok
en for logging or farm work.
Ted Gillespie, Route 1, Frank
lin, N. C.
FOR SALE ? One mare, fi\e
years old. good worker, good
shape. One cow, three years
old, with young calf. Prices
reasonable. T. J. Ramey, IK- 1
miles west of Otto.
M23 ? 2tp ? M30
I WILL BUY local honey, side
meat, hams. Will pay top
prices. See mfe before selling or
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Durpoint Phonograph Needles $1.00 ea.
(Play 4,000 Regards)
Trouble Lamps for Cars $2.50 sa.
Hull Auto Compasses $3.10 ea.
Western Auto Associate Store
WE WILL OPEN OUR
NEW STORE
IN HIGHLANDS, N. C.
Saturday, June 1
at 8 a. m.
We cordially invite you to be present at
that time.
We have both New and Usad Merchandise,
INCLUDING
Linoleum Rugs
?
Radio Batteries, Sewing Machines
?
Pianos
\ ?
Dining Room, Bedroom and
Living Room Suites
?
Dressers ? Vanities ? Iron Beds
Springs ? Mattresses
?
Baby Beds, Strollers, and
Carriages
?
Cook Stoves ? Kitchen Cabinets
Chairs of all kinds
Smoking Stands
?
And many other articles
too numerous to mention
HOLT FURNITURE CO.
HARRY A. HOLT, Owner and Manager
Highlands, N. C.
buying, Dryman Feed it Gro
cery.
M23? 2tc? M30
WANTED? Woman for three or
four hours' work every Thur?
day afternoon. Apply Franklin
Press Saturday.
FOR SALE, or will trade for
cattle? Slightly used ensilage
Cutter, with extra pipe and ex
tra knives. Been used only 10
hours. Price $425. See Thad Pat-j
ton at Macon Furniture Co.
M23? 2tc? M30
I'M working hard, it makes me
dizzy, but to succeed I must
keep busy ? filing saws. George
Johnson.
LOST ? New brown checked bill
fold, containing driver's license ;
and valuable papers. Finder re
turn to Wiley Scott, Route 2,
Franklin.
LOST ? Ration Book No. 4, in
name of James Denman.
Finder- please return to his
home, Bidwell street, Franklin.
M30 ? 3tc ? J 13
ROOM over Reece's service sta- !
tion, suitable for office, small
business, or storage. See G. B.
Burrell at Macon Paint and
Body Shop.
M30? 2tc? J6
WANTED? Will pay top prices j
for Irish potatoes, wheat, corn, J
honey, middling meat, shoulders,
and hams. Ray Groc. & Feed Co.
M30 ? 2tc ? J6
FOR SALE? Electric drill, $27.50.
Metal lathe, $25. Metal lathe,
$400. 20 h. p. gas engine, new,
$217. Pipe threading dies. Cut
ting and welding torch. 14-inch
saw blade; new. Pulleys. Wheel
pullers, Water wheel. Pipe fit
tings. Tanks. Electric skill saw.
Chain pipe wrenches. Anvil.
Augers. Etc. M. Higdon, south
end airport.
FOUND ? In Sanders' Store\ two
keys on ring. Owner can ob
tain by calling at Sanders' and
paying for this advertisement.
M30 ? ltc
FOR RENT? Unfurnished three
room apartment. See O. H.
Jackson, in Cozad house.
Franklin, N. C.
FOR SALE ? Cherries for sale.
$2.00 per bushel and pick
yourself. Mrs. C. J. Mincey, Elli
jay?N. C.
M30? 2tp? J6
WANTED ? To buy good clean
rags. Stewart's Esso Service
Station.
M30 ? 3tc ? J 13
WANTED ? Experienced colored
cook for restaurant cooking.
Apply to Mrs. Morgan near
Poindexter's Service Station.
M30 ? 2tp ? J6
FOR SALE ? Good wheat cradle.
Also I have a lot of bean
hampers. Henry D. West.
FOR SALE ? One five-year old
Jersey heifer, with three
months' old calf. Wade C. Arvey,
Franklin, Route 3.
WANTED ? Furnished or un
furnished apartment or house.
Three, or more rooms. Call R. B.
Haynie, Franklin Machine Shop,
Phone 187- J.
M30 ? 2tp ? J6
FOR SALE ? Three-piece wicker
suite, three tables, several
chairs, roll top desk, one At
water Kent radio and a section
al book case. See- Mrs. W. A.
Rogers or call phone 48.
M30? 2tp? J6
CHERRIES ? Sweet and sour, in
? my orchard on Nick-a-Jack
creek, Cullasaja, $1.50 per bush
el on the tree. Bring your own
pickers. John M. Russell.
Say: "I saw it advertised
in The Press".
MRS. JONES GIVES TEA
FOR MRS. M. J. HALMAN
Mrs. Gcorg* A. Jones was
hostess at a small, Informal tea
given at the Jones home last
Thursday afternoon, honoring
Mrs. M. J. Halman, of La
Grange, Ga., the mother of Mrs.
R. S. Jones.
The guest lipt was made up
chielly of out-df-town ladies'
and daughters they are visiting
here.
The tea table was covered
with a lace cloth, centered with
an arrangement of lemon lilies.
Three daughters-in-law ? Mrs.
R. S. Jones, Mrs. Gilmer A.
Jones, and Mrs. Weimar Jones ?
assisted the hostess in serving.
Miss Dorothy Morrison, who is
working in New York, is spend
ing a few days with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Morrison, at their home on
Franklin, Route 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Ramp
sey left Thursday for West
Point, N. Y., where they will at
tend the graduation of their
son, Albert L. Ramsey, Jr., from
the United States Military acad
emy. They will be accompanied
by him on their return to
Franklin. Their plans call for
stop-overs in New York and
Washington for a few days en
route home.
-Continued From Page One
$734 Raised For Work
Of Chamber Of Commerce
county, to date, are:
Mrs. J. H. Enloe, Miss Ber- !
niece McDowell, Albert L. Ram
sey, C. S. Slagle, Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Eriksson, H. & K. Market,
Mrs. J. B. Henry, Dr. W. E.
Furr, Addington Dairy, Franklin
Hardware company, Stewart's
Esso Service, M. L. Stiles Texaco
Station, Ralph Womack, Ted
Blaine.
Frank Reece Service Station,
J. S. Conley, Mrs. J. S. Conley,
Ray Grocery and Feed Store,
Erwin Patton, L. H. Page, M.
Blumenthal, Pearl's Beauty
Shop, Quality Shop, Dixie Store,
Paul Carpenter, Crisp's Studio,
Angel's Drug Store, Jo's Beauty
Shoppe, Terrace Hotel, Stewart's
Electricial Appliance Store.
Lake V. Shope, J. L. West, Jr.,
Prelo Drymaji Feed and Gro
cery, Franklin Lodge and Golf
Course, Willard Pendergrass, Dr.
Frank Klllian, Nantahala Cream
ery, Panorama Courts, Clyde's
Cafe, Dr. R. M. Rimmer, The
Franklin Press, Nolen and Har
rison, Slack A? to Parts Com
pany, Western Auto Store.
Other Contributors
Cagle's Cafe, J. B. Pender
grass, Western Carolina Tele
phone Company, Sossamon
Furniture Company, Franklin
Amusement Parlor, W. R. Wal
droop, Miss Mildred Cabe, Miss
Fannie Mae Sherrill, Charles
Hunnicutt, W. W. Sloan, High
lands Briar, Inc., Perry's Drug
store, Riverview Inn, Jones and
Jones.
Macon Cqunty Supply Com
pany, Burrell Motor Company,
Macon Theatre, Hotel Hearn,
Baldwin and Liner Market, S.
& L. Store, Refreshment Shop,
Duncan Motor Company, Pren
tiss Food Products Company,
Grover Jamison, Sri, Standard
Realty Company, E. W. Long,
Swafford's Market, and Macon
Furniture Company.
Out-Of-Town Donors
Out-of county donations have
been received from the Coca
Cola Bottling Company, Ashe
ville; the Mead Corporation,
Sylva; American Bakeries Com-1
pany, Atlanta; Pet Dairy Prod
ucts Company, Waynesville;
Cannon Brothers Gas and Oil
Company, Sylva; and Mitchell
Distributing Co., Inc., Spruce
Pine.
American cotton will probably
meet a strong world demand
during 1946.
boating . . .
Th c.re's nothing more fun ... no finer way lo
relax. And we have the boats.
We carry ?
Century Boats
Come in, today, and look them over . . . and re
member, if we haven't the- boat you want, we
will be happy to order it far you.
BURRELL MOTOR CO.
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Franklin, N. C.
The Cedar Mountain section
>f Transylvania county U one
of the neweit additions to test
farming under TV A contract.
" * ?
Our Search for a Mortgage
Loan is Ended!
WHEN you plan |o barrow
on your mortgage, you
want the security of dealing
with a bona fide organization
whose business is just that!
Drop in at your earliest con
venience and let's work out
the loan yiou need to your best
advantage.
Macon County Building & Loan
Association
Bank of Franklin Bldg.
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MACON THEATRE
SiNDAY MATINEE 2:30 ? NIGHT SHOW 9:00
WEEK DAYS 3:15 - 7:15 - ?:15
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, June 2, 3, 4
?: :: ' ? * ? - 'mmtmmiMiSiim
THE POWERFUL, TERRIFYING BEST SELLER
BECOMES A PICTURE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET!
"One of (he best movies
ever mode,"
- toy % Danlon Walker
1
Paramounl
bring* you llie
ilrang^l ad
venture llie
lias ever dared to
film . . . from llie
mosl startling
novel of the
deeade.
Wednesday, Thursday, June 5, 6
m
s?i
Wete U
i, BACK TO THE SCREEN AGAI
k GENE TIERNEY
| HENRY FONDA
in
THE RETURN OF
FRANK JAMES
with
) JACKIE COOPER
Dlr?ct?4 by
? FRITZ UNO
Friday, June 7
Byron Barr In "TOKYO ROSE"
NOTICE ? Our Saturday show will start at 10:00 for
the summer months.
Saturday, June 8 ? Double Feature Program
Jimmy Wakely In "SPRINGTIME IN TEXAS"
And "Glass Alibi"
Owl Show at 10:30 ? Out at 12:00
"WIDE OPEN FACES"
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