Many foreign agriculturists
are studying extension activities
and cropping methods in North
Carolina.
CRY BABY
When children cry, ore uptat ond irri
table, with a coated tongue, they may
need 0 laxative. TRIENA it the chil
dren's own laxative ? elective, thanks
to senna ? easy to take because if?
flavored with prune
juice. TRY TRIENA.
Caution: use only as
directed. 30c, largo
sise, 90c.
? allied prug
riPn/l PRODUCTS CO
Jl Chj?t jnoo# 1 Tcnn.
CARD or THANKS
We wish to thank the friends
who in numerous ways ex
pressed kindness and sympathy
following the death of our sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Bryson Collins
Mrs John M. Moore
Mrs. J. W. Briggs
Rev. J. A Bryson.
Say: "I Saw it advertised in
The Press."
? JOIN ?
Bryant Mutual
Burial Association
Oldest and Strongest
in Che County
ATTENTION, PLEASE
I HAVE FOR SALE, NOW |
ONE- AND TWO-HORSE WAGONS
WIRE ? HAND PUMPS
ATOMIC RADIOS
ELECTRIC RADIO AND RADIO-PLAYER COMBINATIONS
PUMPS
Electric Deep and Shallow Well
I install your pumps. All pumps and work guaranteed
PIPING ? SINKS
Also call or write me for your Moving Trips. Friendly and
safe drivers. Try my friendly service. Thank you.
L. O. HOGSED
STAR ROUTE ? HAYSVILLE, N. C.
Let usAquellize
Your Home for
WATERfluHTNESS
with the SENSATIONAL
WATERPROOF COATING
lately featured in leading magazines
AQUELLA
?CO TftAOC MAItft UV.V
Scientifically stops leakage, seepage, dampness
inside or outside . . . above or below ground . . .
on porous masonry surfaces such as
CONCRETE ? CINDER AND MASONRY
BLOCKS ? STUCCO ? COMMON BRICK
ROUGH PLASTER
Turns wet cellar into playroom, workshop, laun
dry! Waterproofs walls, buildings, retaining walls!
Damp-proofs foundation ? to keep house damp
free! Reconditions leaky swimming pools, foun
tains, cisterns'
ECONOMICAL
Cost is nominal. We will gladly furnish applica
tion estimates.
Franklin Hardware Co.
On the Square - Phone 117
m
MARRIED HALF CENTURY,
time ? lanjer than many person
since Mr. and Mrs. J. C. (Lu
married. They celebrated their
Sanders is 79, and his wife is
West's Mill
Mr. and Mrs T. E Brown, and
son, of Ball Ground, Ga.. visit
ed here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bryson and
family of Montana have been
spending several days here vis
iting relatives.
Miss Freda Potts, of Asheville
spent the Christmas holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
?^ddC Brogden of Fort Lewis.
Wish., spent the Christmas
holidays here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J A- Brog tTurst
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hurst,
Mrs. B. J. Hurst and J- w.
Hurst visited relatives and
friends in Charlotte and Gas
tonia recently. Tw~.it
Berlin Welch, of Detr?""
Mich., spent the Christmas holi
days with home folks.
Mrs Edd Wiggins and two
children of McAdamsville, spent
the Christmas todays witn
Mrs Wiggins parents, Mr and
Mrs. W. T. Medlin.
The home demonstration club
met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C C. Welch recently and a
Christmas program was 8iven_ A
large number was present. Re
freshments were served Mte
Marie scott assistant home de
monstration agent, was in
ChMrgeand Mrs. Earl Rickman
and two children, of Brevard,
are visiting home folk he"
Mr and Mrs. Rogers Dalton,
of Gastonia, visited relatives
^Ernesf Chllders. of Whit tier,
spent the Christmas holidays
with relatives here.
Miss Eddis Holbrooks, of Win
ston-Salem, visited relatives here
^bbTwest, of Asheville, is
visiting relatives here
Len Meadows, who has been
in Chicago for several months,
"Ue home for the Christmas
h?MtiySWillie Kate Burrell, of
DiUatd. Ga. visited relatives
and friends here last week
Mr and Mrs. Carroll Gibson
and Miss Pallie Allen, of Bryson
City, spent last Tuesday w
^The "following college students
spent the Christmas holidays
with home folks here. I*wU
Smith Jr., from State college,
Raleigh. Rogers Ricl?^n^n?
State college, Jessie U* Downs,
itrom Berea college, Be^a.1^
and Frieda Hall from Western
Carolina Teachers' college, Cul
10 The6 following spent Christ
mas with their pare^ (
Mr and Mrs. C. H. Corns, 01
Baltimore, Md.. Mr and Mr _
; C. Sheffield and two chiidren
I ->f ranton Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Thomas and family .?f B^ys^
I of^Syl^a, a and Mr. and Mrs!
| Elmer Medford and family, o
(Bryson City.
; In crossing breeds ofcWfikena
for broiler P?rP<>sef- the Paltry
producer should be sure to use
only breeding stock that wjll
give the desired type of broiler.
PLUS? Fifty-eigiht years is a lone
s live. But it has been 5S years
im) Sanders, of Prentiss, were
anniversary last Saturday. Mr.
three years younger.
Hunting Season Ends On
Several Game Species
New Year's day brought an
end to open seasons for several
species of game. These arc
bear, deer, Russian wild boar,
squirrel, and ruffed grouse.
it.'.. . '. ' "... -s
When in Asheville
i.
Stop at
Hotel Langren
Asheville' s Largest
?
Enjoy the
"talk of the town" food
at the
Rhododendron
Grill
Towtvs and rural tru> In
many counties are cooperating
In rat eradication campaigns.
During }?44 *i1.9iO.M1 p*ir?
of *hoe& were produced In the
United States.
OUR
HEATING PLANT
HAS NOW BEEN INSTALLED
And we are in position to accommodate a few
Regular Boarders
RIVERVIEW INN
Call Mr*. C. J. Mooney at 150
BRICK FOR SALE
ANY AMOUNT
White or Red ?'
?
SEE JOE ASH EAR
or the
PLANT AT DILLSBORO BRIDGE
?
Smoky Mountain Dunbrik Co.
ATTENTION BUILDERS
WE CAN NOW SUPPLY YOU WITH
Veneer Stone ? Flag Stone
? Also ?
Crushed Stone
For Driveways and Concrete Work
? .
Needmore Stone Co.
Franklin, N. C.
Phone 168 Box 256
no advance in price . .
You can't say thai about ..many-' things
any nvorc. Nearly everything has gone up.
And paper is no exception. The paper
that this copy ol your Franklin Press is
printed on costs us today 28 per cent more
than it did a year ago.
So most newspapers have raised their
subscription rates.
But The Press continues at $2 a year ? ?
that's a little less than four cents a week
tor an eight or ten-page paper, crammed
full of Macon County news and the impor
tant business news contained in the adver
tising of Macon County firms and individ
uals.
And we're going to keep the subscription
price down to $2 just as long as possible.
But to do that, we must collect the full
subscription price for every subscription.
So, starting January 1. we are com
pelled to ask ministers and servicemen, who
have been getting the paper for SI. 30, to
pay the $2 rate.
*' THE FRANKLIN PRESS