NEWS
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PEOPLE
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i't-rsoiial Mention
Mrs. C. S. Battles, of Ports
mouth, Va , is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Grady Waldroop,
and Mr. Waidraop and_ other
relatives on Cartoogechaye this
week.
Mrs Mack Allen, of Atlanta,
accompanied by her son.
Charles, and her daughter. Miss
Carolyn Allen, were here Mon
day to attend the funeral of
Mrs Allen's sister, Mrs. S. L.
Rogers.
Mr and Mrs. Virgil L. Jones,
of Kayetteville, Ark., spent the
week-end here as the guests of
Mr and Mrs. T W. Porter. Mrs.
Jones Is the former Miss Isabel
Elias, of Franklin They came
to Atehns, Ga_., to bring their
daughter, Mrs.' John Rath, and
child to join Mr. Rath, a mem
ber of the faculty of the Uni
versity of Georgia, who has iusi
returned from overseas service
with UNRA, and Mr and Mrs.
The Leather Man
From Liberty, S. C.
GEORGE V. LOVELL
Will be in Franklin all day
Saturday, October 26
COME FOR YOUR LEATHER NEEDS
THIS PROBABLY WILL BE MY LAST TRIP THIS YEAR
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GREAT NAMES I 1
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? GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
? ZENITH (Radics) (Batteries) , \
, ? PITTSBURGH Paints and Varnishes
? VULCAN PLOWS and Parts
? CHATTANOOGA PLOWS
? McCORMICK-DEERING Farm Machines
and Implements
? MYERS E'.ectric Pumps
? GIBSON Refrigerators and Ranges
? YOUNGSTOWN Kitchens
? COLE Corn Planters
? ALADDIN Lamps and Fixtures
Macon County Supply Co.
"Your Pioneer HARDWARE Store"
Junes came up to Franklin for
the week-end.
Miss Margaret Bryson, daugh
ter of Frank L. Bryson, former -
)y of Franklin, left Monday lor
her home tyi Tucson, Ariz., after
spending several weeks here
! with her uncie and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. T W Porter.
Mrs. Fred Gray, who under
went a major operation at St.
Joseph's inlirmary In Atlanta,
Ga., October 2, has recovered
| suliiciently to return to the
; home of her mother, Mrs D. W
Blaine. She returned Monday,
and her condition is reported uj
be much improved
Pvt. J Paul Solesbee, who is
in the armed lorces, is now sta
tioned at Fort Knox, Ky , nis
family has learged.
Floyd Justice, of High Point,
visited his parents, Mr. and j
Mrs. B. W. Justice, at their
home, Franklin, Route 4, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. N P Sloan, who
have been spending several
months at their Cullasaja sum
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis
Chronic bronchitis may develop It
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford to takeachance with any medi
cine less potent than Creomulslon
which goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulslon blends beechwood
creosote by special process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with
the understanding you must like the
way it quickly allays the cough, per
mitting rest and sleep, or you are to
have your money back. (Adv.)
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Bisma-Rex Also Ideal For
Discomforts Due To Stom
ach Acidity.
Be prepared for scientifically for
mulated relief of heartburn, acid
indigestion and sour stomach . . .
keep on hand a bottle of Bisma
Rex ! Its action is remarkable be
cause Bisma-Rex works like a re
lay team to combat excess stomach
acidity. That Is, certain ingredients
go to work at once, while others
provide a delayed action. No won
der this quick and prolonged relief
for distressing heartburn has made
Bisma-Rex a favorite throughout
America. No wonder thousands ask
for It daily at all RexaU Drug
Stores. Don't wait until excess
stomach acidity strikes YOU! Get
Bisma-Rex today for only 50c at
Angel's Rexall Drug Store
SERVING THROUGH SCIENCE
See Your U. S. Tire Dealer
Today
r* If you drift a car , you should discover what it means
? | to ride on the new I S. Royal Air Ride Tire.
And you can do just thai today ! Although the
Air Kide has not yet been released for sale, your
LI. S. Tire Dealer is waiting now to take you for
i a demonstration ride in an Air Ride-equipped car
? . . waiting to let you experience an entirely new
and thrilling kind of tire performance!
You're riding on more air ? a substantially big
ger, noticeably softer air cushion. But that's only the
beginning. The Air Ride is a magnificently balanced
tire ? swift, nimble, "light on its feet" ? respon
sive to your slightest touch on the steering wheel.
Try ft sudden slop. 'The Air Ride atops fmstf
For it has the exclusive U. S. Royal Brake Action
Tretul -w|h literally thousands of sure-gripping,
swift-acting tread surfaces to wipe away road film
and bring you to a safe, straight-line stop.
There never has been a tire like this before. Building
the Air Ride requires new molds, new machinery,
new methods ?but we hope it won't be too long
before the Air Ride is offered for regular sale.
See your U. S. Tire Dealer today ? actually
rid* on this dramatically different premium tir?
? prove for yourself that the Air Ride is the tirt
you'll want to ride on for keeps!
BURRELL MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 123 Franklin, N. C.
? UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY
mer home, left Saturday to
spend the winter in Naples. Fla
W..N. Sloan and Miss T. Sloan,
both of Atlanta, spent the week
end here.
Burnham S. Colburn. presi
dent of the First National Bank
and Trust company, Asheville.
was here on business the latter
part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. I. B Souther
land and small son, of Winston -
Salem, left Friday after a few
days' visit with Mrs. Souther
land's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl S Slagle. at their home on
Cartoogechaye.
Miss Dorothy Jones, who is in
school in Atlanta, is spending
a few days here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer A
Jones.
Miss Amanda Slagle. who re
ceived her Master's degree in
public health work from the
University of North Carolina re
cently, is now stationed at
Spartanburg, where she is do
ing public health educational
work
Mrs. Frank Hvgdon, Jr.. is
spending several days in Boston.
Mass . visiting friends.
Mrs Ray Barnard, of Cluirles
town, N. J , is spending some
time here with her parents, Ivlr
and Mrs C. Gordon Moore. She
accompanied her mother on her
return, after Mrs. Moore had
spent a month in New Jersey.
Miss Eva Brokaw of Albany.
N Y? is visiting her sister, vlrs
St Clair Anderson and Mr. And
erson. and niece. Mrs. Carl Cabe
and Mr Cabe. on Bidwell street.
E W Long. L B Phillips.
M: is Lassie Kelly, and Mrs. j
George B Patton attended the
FOR YOUR
FEEDS and GROCERIES
STOP IN TO SEE US
We carry a complete lirte of
ATLAS FEEDS
Try it Today, for Best Results and Lower Cost of Feeding
We always appreciate your business
Dryman Feed & Gro.
Phone 170 Main Street
Democratic rally in Ashevllle
Monday.
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Neui Seruict !
FRANKLIN
to AUGUSTA &
KNOXVILLE
For AUGUSTA
Lv. 7:20 p. m. & 11:50 a. m.
For KNOXVILLE
Lv. 2:10 p. m. & 7:40 a. ra.
SmekifflS&dMcuntain
traiTwavs
BELK'S
? Your Trading Center ?
Watch for the announcement of the opening of our
greatly enlarged Basement Store. More than twice
the room ? more than twice the merchandise ? the
busiest place in town. It won't be long now!
Black Chesterfields
The classic winter coat. Belk has
them for you in glossy all wool fab
rics. We would suggest that you select
yours soon.
From $35.00
Ladies' Handbags
Patent Plastic, calf grain plastic, in
black, brown, green or red. A large
table for vour selection.
$1.98
Men's Sweaters
A very special buy in hundreds of
Men's Coat Sweaters ? tan, blue and
grey tweed mixtures. A $3.95 value.
Sizes 36 to 46.
Only $2.95
White Uniforms
White Poplin or white Shantung
Broadcloth. Most all sizes.
$2.95
Hope Muslin
Finished fine and soft for the needle.
Yard wide, bleached pure white.
Quantity is limited, but we have
plenty for this week.
39c yd.
Belk's Basement Store
ALL WOOL
Army Blankets
For years of service. Buy now. One
of these days you won't be able to
find anything like this great value
$5.95
Belk's Basement Store
Men's Boots
12-inches high. 3 leather soles. Cush
ion insoles. Chocolate rosite leather.
This is the kind of a real buy that
does not come often.
$8.95 pair
Belk's Basement Store
Solid Color Percale
80 x 80 Prints foi quilts or all fine
sewing. Most any color you will need
is here.
48c yd.
Belk's Basement Store
Ironing Boards
Sturdy wood and metal construction.
Complete with pad and cover.
$4.30
Belk't Basement Store
Children's Tricycles
Solid aluminum. Made in an airplane
factory from the same material used
in making airplanes.
$10.95
Table Lamps
Crystal base, complete with beautiful
shade.
Only $2.95
Other Lamps with China base and
much larger shades.
$6.95
It isn't too early to think of Christ
mas gifts!
Bedspreads
86 x 105 size ? Jacquard Spreads
Heavy, durable for long wear, in blue
rose or green.
$4.95
Before they are all gone , . .
We would like for you to have one ol
Jergens Lotion
SPECIALS
A 50c botils of Lotion and a 35c jai
of the New Cream Deoderant ? both
for only
39c
Work Gloves
Government surplus. Harsehide palm
and reinforced. These are extra good
and long wearing.
65c pr.
Belk's Basement Store
Plaid Outing
38 U> 40 inches wide. Heavy weight
assorted checks and stripes in green,
blue, red and black. Make that boy
or man a shirt out of this material
with a Simplicity Pattern. Sew and
save.
39c yd.
Belk's Basement Store
BLACK RUBBER
> Raincoats
FOr Men ? Regulation style, sizes 36
to 46. Famous U. S. Rubber Co. qual
ity. Built for just one purpose ? to
keep you dry.
Regular and long styles
$5.95
Belk's Basement Store
All Wool Blankets
Leaksville Woolen Mills Seamed Blan
kets ? They are 100% virgin wool. For
looks and warmth at a budget price.
$6.95