Copra exports from the Phil
ippines have exceeded expecta
tions and this means more soap.
It doesn't do too much good
to kill the rats on your own
farm; It's community action
WE ARE NOW BUYING
DOGWOOD
Cut to the Following Specifications:
LENGTHS: 20", 36", 48", and 60" Long.
DIAMETER: Must net be less than 4'4" at
the small end.
GRADE: Should be straight and 85%
clear of defects.
Excessive leaf knots or bu-ls
are undesirable.
Red heart or doty he^rt must
have 2V2" white wood around it.
NOTE: Woods .length or pole lengths
are not acceptable. Cut only to
specified lengths.
Highlands Briar, Inc.
Franklin, N. C.
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To the People of Macon County:
1 desire to express to you, through the
Press, my sincerest thanks for yoifr vote
and influence iii the election this week.
I also express to you my deep appre
ciation for your past fine cooperation
during my term of office to date, and 1
earnestly solicit your continued coopera
tion, and I will continue to administer
the affairs and perform the duties of the
office to which you have elected me to
V the best of my abilitv and impartially to
i all.
Respectfully yours*
J. P. Bradley,
Sheriff of Maccn County
,.\1 ?# -t
You'll ride on a crest of
compliment* in thia
courtly coat-of-?rni? suit-dress
with It* high-buttoned
cardigan neckline
and full-bloused sleeve*.
Another inspired Johnnye
Junior in MILLIKEN'S
wool crepe. \
$14.50
BELK'S DEPT. STORE
Historical Society Seeks i
Sketches Of Macon Leaders
The Macon County Historical |
society is desirous of obtaining
short biographical sketches of
Macon County men and women
whose lives and efforts have af
fected the history of Macon
County, and interested persons !
are urged to contribute such
1 sketches.
The directors decided to con
fine the material to persons riot
now living, and they emphasiz
, ed that the particular virfues.
or vices, of the subjects should
be omitted, since what is
I sought is material of historical ?
! value, rather of an obituary na
I ture.
The dates, or approximate
dates. 3f birth and death of
J the subject, the name of the
' wife <or husband) and children.
Scaly
Miss Bessie Penland, of Bre-'
vard, and Miss Kate Penland
of Oak Ridge, Tenn., spent the
week-end here visiting their
parents, Mr and Mrs. Raymond
Penland.
Dorothy Carpenter, three-year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Carpenter, returned to her
home here Sunday after spend
ing a week in a Franklin hos
pital.
Mr and Mrs. Rowe Vinson and J
children, of Oak Ridge, Tenn , 1
spent the week-end here visit
ing Mr. Vinson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J A. Vinson.
John Carpenter, who has been
ill with pneumonia, is much bet
ter.
Mr and Mrs. Jess Miller were
visitors Saturday in Clayton, (
Ga
Mr. and Mrs. Ennic Jamison,
ministers, left the first of the
week for Cartoogechaye. where
they will hold a two weeks re
vival at the Church of God.
Frank Vinson who is employed |
Join Now!
Protects the Whole Family
Potts' Burial Ass'n.
Phone 164 or 174
ATHLETES FOOT ITCH
HOW TO STOP IT
MAKE 5 MINUTE TEST
Get TE-OL at any drug store.
Apply this POWERFUL PENE
TRATING fungicide FULL
STRENGTH. Reaches MORE
germs to KILL the itch. Get
NEW foot comfort or your 35c
back.
Today at Angel's Drug Store, i
the activities in which the per
son engaged in this county, and
the section of ihe county in
which he or she lived are pur- i
ticular desirable in such 1
sketches, !.t was pointed out.
Church and political affiliations
are desirable, but not necessary
Because they know most about
the subject, close relatives or j
descendants of persons who con
tributed to the building of this
county are particularly well fit- j
ted to contribute such sketches.
It was suggested- It was added
that many former residents of
this county can make valuable
contributions, and are invitjd j
to do so.
These sketches should be sent
or given to Miss Lassie Kelly,
who Is in charge of this feature
of the society's work
at Knoxville, Tenn., spent the ]
week-end here visiting his fam- ;
ily.
Mrs Mildred Cunningham of
Columbia, S. C., spent Wednes
day here visiting her mother,
Mrs. Frank Vinson
A number of people from
Scaly attended the singing at
Sugarfork Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Trudy McCall
and children have moved to their
home in Highlands.
Camus Parker, of Persimmon,
Ga , was a business visitor at |
the J D. Burnette farm Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Judy Carpenter
have moved to the Rush Grist
farm at Dillard, Ga.
Mr and Mrs. John Carpenter
have moved to their new home,
which they recently bought
from Mr. Carpenter's parents, !
Mr. and Mrs. Judy Carpenter.
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Premiums for individual farm
displays at the State Fair, Ral
eigh. week of October 15, total
$2,330 Write Hazel Meachan at
State college for suggestions on
how to prepare a display.
CARD OF THANKS
We take thi.s opportunity to
thank our many friends for the i
kindness shown us during the
sickness and death of our dear
father and grandfather. E." J. j
Frazier. Also the beautiful floral t
offering.
THE CHILDREN AND
GRANDCHILDREN
ATTENTION!
LOYAL ORDER
OF MOOSE
WILL MEET EACH
THURSDAY NIGHT
At 7:30
Lake V. Shope, Sec.
Coming Soon .
ASSORTMENT
of
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES
?
CHECK WITH US BEFORE
YOU BUY
WESTERN RADIO
& ELECTRIC SHOP
EDGAR CARTER, Mffr.
Main Street
Opposite Angel Hospital
FOR SALE
?
SMALL FARM
Ellijay Community
Good 4-rootn house, barn,
and granerv ? cherry or
chard of 50 trees, best
known varieties. Also
some {rood apple trees
and grapevines.
Well fenced.
Seven acres of extra
good smooth, tendable
land. Balance woodland.
1 No Terms
? See ?
Joe M. Henry
Franklin, N. C.
GOOD VALUES
? Toys for the Kiddies
V
? Fence for the Farm
ii.
? Tires for the Truck
, I
? Roof far the House
Singleton Supply Co.
' Everything for a Better Home"
D1LLARD, GA.
We appreciate . . .
i
The people of Franklin have been
' good lo us during the lew weeks we
have been operating the Hotel ileum
I >ining Uooin.
And we take this opportunity to ex
press our ap|>reeiation for the generous
patronage they have given i>s. .
It shall he our constant effort to con
tinue to improve our dining room ?
hetter food, better service, reasonable
prices.' ?
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TRY OUR SUNDAY DINNERS
We now have plenty of
I WESTERN BEEF
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r. ? ' .
Hotel Hearn Dining Room
E. L. MOSELEY, Proprietor
BIG DAYS!
WED., THUftS.,
FRI., SAT.
OVER 200 FAMOUS
PRODUCTS
ON SALE AT
2 FOR THE 1 . 1
PRICE OF I f
m m YOU KNOW.'
rixali Mi 31 Antiseptic Solution
Th? ontiseptic thol kilfs germs on confab
when used full strength I 59c _ _ .
Pin! Six*. You save 58c 2 'or ?U^
Gardenia BEAUTY Products
Foe* Powders ? Cf#onsing Cream
Cold Cream ? Finishing Cream
Skin Cream Buy 2
Identical 50c Si*e Items ^ 3 I
'Mm ?0% Ftdtrol Excise To?
CHRISTMAS CARDS!
eixAii Greeting Card Assortment
Gay! 18 cards lithographed in 4 colors}...
12 designs. Send 36 cords this year for just
a penny more than 18 9
50c Value ... 2 'or 5 I ^
Delray Greeting Card Assortment
21 Christmas folders in eoch assortment . .
Embossed! 14 designs* .
SI 00 Volu. . 2 *1.01
Rexall Puretest ASPIRIN
What savings! 100 more ospirins for a penny
mare than the price of 1 bottle!
49c Size 2 'or 50C
LAST CHANCE
To Buy At
Roxall Original Sal*
AND SEE THEM ALU -)
ijy
Savings FOR A YEAR!
left Listen end lough with
X$,f. Jimmy DURANTE and Garry MOOtE
' V/ CM COAST-TO - COAST iVtIV fDIDAT NI0HT1
fit.-. .
November 6, 7, 8 and 9
ANGEL S DRUG STORE
Phone 119 Franklin, N. C.