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HELEN'S BARN
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In Highlands -
OPENING DANCE
Of the Season
Saturday Night, March 1st
8:30 to 12
SEEDS and FEEDS
Tuxedo Feeds
A complete line. For better results, use
TUXEDO FEEDS
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For Your
Lespedeza, Grass, Oats,
Potato Seed
SEE ME
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The more you eat "Pride of the Rockies"
Flour, the more you will want to eat. Try it
today.
We always appreciate your trade
Dryman Feed & Groc.
Phone 170 Main Street
TIRES
TIRES
TIRES
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED MORE THAN
200 Passenger Car andTruck
TIRES
v FIRESTONE ? GOODRICH v
U. S. ROYAL ? CENTURY
In Most all Sizes
Come by and lei us trade you new tires for
ycur old onzs. We have a Recapping Shop, and
this puts us in position to give you a good
al'owance on your present tires.
BURRELL MOTOR CO.
Day and Night Wrecker Service
Phone 123 Franklin, N. C.
HARDWARE
RUSH
TO YOUR PIONEER STORE
FOR THE FOLLOWING:
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* .22 Shells and Shotgun Shells
* General EJectric Food Mixers
* Meial Roofing
* 9 x 12 Congoleum Rugs
* Bathroom Fixtures
* Kitchen Sinks
* Presto Cookers and Burpee Canners
* 5-Ton Rubber-Tired Tractor Wagons
* Cement
" Leather Harness
* Roll Roofing
* Asphalt Shingles
* Electric Water Heaters
* Electric Irons
* Electric and Battery Radios
* Iron Beds
* Rocking Chairs
* Bicycles
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MACON COUNTY SUPPLY CO.
Yoiur Pioneer Hardware Store
Phone 23
Franklin
Tak.es Top Place Among
Scout Troop*
The Franklin Boy Scout troop
took top honors, in the num
ber of boys given awards, at
the court of honor at Whittler
Thursday night of last week,
while Franklin was in second
place in total attendance.
Thirty-six Franklin persons
were present, with Sylva lead
ing in that respect with an
attendance of 39.
Three boys from the Frank
lin troop were promoted to Life
Scout, second highest rank in
scouting. One was promoted to
Star, two to first class, one to
second class, and 19 other
award, third highest in Scout
the local troop.
Two boys from the Highlands
troop ? Duane Edwards and Har
ry Holt, Jr ? were given the Star
award, third heighest in Scout
ing.
At the court of honor, the
scouts also celebrated the thir
ty-seventh birthday of scouting
in the United States, and it was
brought but that at present
there are more than 2,000,000
active boy scouts In this coun
try.
Ellijay
Mrs. Louise Dellinger, of
Charlotte, is visiting her par
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mincey, this month.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Woody
and small son, Tony Marshall,
of Hayesville, recently visited
Mrs Woody's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Henry, of Ellijay.
Miss Nannie Ammons, of Elli
jay, is spending some time with
Mrs. Kerma Holland in Frank
lin.
The Rev. Lee Crawford, when
filling his regular first Sunday
night of the month appoint
ment at Ellijay, brought with
him his home church choir, the
Watauga singing class.
Napoleon Henry and family,
of Detroit, Mich., have moved
back to their home between
Cullasaja and Franklin.
Gordon Evitt, of Ellijay, has
been on the sick list for sev
eral days, but is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Louin Young
and famUy and Mr. and Mrs.
Grady Henry and family, all of
this section, visited Jack Young
BIRTHS
A daughter, Linda Carole, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Cornell
McCall, of Franklin, January
29 at the Rabun County Ma
ternity hospital, Clayton, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lediord,
of Rainbow Springs, have an
nounced the birth of a son, Dil- |
lard, at Angel clinic February 5.
A son, William Jerry, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Pierson
Stanley, of Prentiss, February
4, at Angel clinic.
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd C. Cald
well, formerly of Franklin, Route
1, have announced the birth of
a son, Lloyd Charles, Jr., Feb
ruary 6 at the Howell hospital
in Cartersville, Ga Mrs. Cald
well is the former Miss Dixie
Morrison, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Ferd D. Morrison, of
Franklin, Route 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aldrich,
of Franklin, have announced
the birth of a son at Angel
hospital February 18.
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Oliver,
of Franklin, Route 3, announce
the birth of a daughter, Gloria
Jean, February 12 at Angel hos
pital. Mrs. Oliver is the former i
Miss Lois Campbell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, of
Franklin, Route 3
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fulton
announce the birth of a son,
James Robert, January 19. Mrs.
Fulton is the former Miss Grace
Higdon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gunnin
announce the birth of a son at
Mission hospital, Asheville, Feb
ruary 9. Mrs. Gunnin is the
former Miss Lou Ellen Davis of
Franklin.
A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Swafford, of Frank
lin, at the Clayton Maternity
hospital February 8. Mrs. Swaf
ford is the former Miss Mildred
Shope, daughter of Mrs. Zeb
Shope.
of Glenville last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mincey
and family spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wymer Young,
of Franklin, Route 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlie Stewart,
of Franklin, Route 1, were vis
itors of Mr. and Mrs Sanford
Smith, also Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Higdon, both of Higdonville, last
Sunday.
For Sale . . .
11 -room house and 2 -large lots, located
( opposite Angel hospital. House has
steam heat with stoker, also new three
car nara^e and workshop.
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Frank L. Henry, Jr.
Phone 101
ATLAS SUPPLY CO.
Feeds & Hardware
Cabinet Sinks
Complete Bathroom Sets
Windows and Doors
Sewer Tile
Tires and Tubes'
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Larabdees Best Flour
(Guaranteed to satisfy or your money back)
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Feeds of all kinds, featuring
ATLAS FEEDS ,
ATLAS SUPPLY CO.
At old Duncan Motor Co. stand between Palmer and
Main Streets, facing Palmer
Phone 273
J. A. DILLARD, Owner P. A. CRUNKLETON, Mgr.
? Did You See These ?
USEFUL ARTICLES AT MONEY
SAVING PRICES
Jergen's Special
A $1.00 bottle of Jergen's Lotion and a jar of
Jergen's All Purpose Face Cream.
Regular $1.25 value!
Now 79c, plus tax
LIMITED SUPPLY
Big Ball . . .
Of Quilting or Darning Thread
Hundreds of yards of good
strong thread.
9c
"Lady Pepperell" Sheets
Fine percale sheets, size 72 x 99. Beautifully
packaged, 2 in each box. What could be nicer
for a birthday, wedding or anniversary?
$2.89 each
Men's Sweat Shirts .
Silver grey, ribbed shirts in sizes
36 to 46. First we have bad.
Get Yours Now!
Basement Store
$1.29
UTILITY
JACKETS
O. D. color. Navy sur
plus. All sizes. Exactly
as pictured. Well worth
$2.00. Belk's Bargain
Basement Price?
$1.50
FULL STOCK OF SIMPLICITY PATTERNS
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Ticking
Good heavy, 34-in. wide
Bed Ticking. Plenty of this
and it looks like old times.
See it in our Basement
Store.
59c yard
Training Pants
For the Little Folks
Sizes 2, 3, 4 only. Elastic
waistband. Well made.
25c
Navy Lanterns . . .
Waterproof metal case. 300
hour batteries. Built to rigid
standards of quality.
$6.95
"Highland Park'
Yard Wide
GINGHAMS
Little checks, bis checks, -plaids,
stripes and patterns. For all your
Spring sewing. Don't miss this center
aisle. Main Floor.
69c yard
FROM OUR BOOK DEPT.
"Information Please" Almanac
? 1947, 1014 pages. Cram- O A()
ed with useful facts '?**
American Womans' Cook
Book. 960 pages. 300 photo- O JQ
graphs. 2,250,000 now in use
Hundreds of titles in the pop
ular "Triangle Books". Full
length, cloth bound
Branded Merchandise
Nunn-Bush Shoes for men.
Weypnberg Shoes far men.
Natural Bridge Shoes for men
and women.
Buster Brown Shoes for chil
dren.
"Weatherbird", "Velvet Step"
and "Diamond Brand" Shoes
for men, women and chil
dren.
"International" Tailored
Clothes.
"Rockingham" Men's Suits.
"Archdale" Shirts and Paja
mas.
"Eversharp" Pens and Pencils.
"Coro" Costume Jewelry.
"Jergen's", "Woodbury" and
"Dorothy Perkins' " Cos
metics.
"Doubleday, Do ran" Books.
"Lady Pepperell" and "Pe
quot" Sheets and Pillow
Cases.
"Cannon" Towels.
"Mirro" Aluminum Ware.
"Anchor Hocking" Glassware.
"Leeds, Ltd." Ladies' Coats
and Suits.
BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE
SERVING MACON COUNTY