CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our ap
preciation fdr the kindness and
sympathy shown us during the
illness and at the time of the
death of our husband, and
father, E. M. Fox.
MRS. E M FOX
AND CHILDREN
At the close of the day 's work,
washing the shoulders of work
stock with a cold water strong
salt solution will help keep them
in healthy condition.
Opening the door of a refrig
erator raises the temperature
from 1 to 3 degrees.
OUR REPRESENTATIVE
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WILL BE IN FRANKLIN ON
Friday ? October 24
AND EVERY FRIDAY THEREAFTER
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for the purpose of picking machines up for
repair. Also will have a
COMPLETE LINE OF
SINGER PRODUCTS
If interested in any of the above, clip and mail
coupon to ?
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
109 Doyle Street, Toccoa, Ga.
Name
Address
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1947 Ford Pickup
1941 Hydramatic Oldsmobile Sedan
1941 Plymouth Tudor Sedan
1940 Plymouth Fourdoor Sedan
1940 Chevrolet Fourdoor Sedan
1939 Oldsmobile Sedan
1940 Two-speed axle Ford Truck
1938 Ford Tudor Sedan
1945 Ytm Ton Chevrolet Pick-up
1938 Chevrolet Coupe
MOONEY MOTOR CO.
Phone 256 Franklin, N. C.
le are talking about..
THESE VALUES
5 Pounds Sugar 46c
4 Founds Scoco $1.23
Nuccca, lb .'. 37c
JFG Coffee, lb 45c
No. 2 Can
Fancy Orange Juice, 2 for 25c
No. 2 Can
Fancy Grapefruit Juice, 3 for 25c
RIB AND BRISKET STEW, lb 34c
CHUCK ROAST, lb 43c
BONELESS STEW, lb 45c
FRESH OYSTERS ? FISH
DRESSED FRYERS
City Market
Bill Bryant Phone 124 J. C. Jacob*
QUE DEMOCRACY byM.*
Chips off toe Old Block
. TIMES, FASHIONS, CUSTOMS CHANGE
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- AS OUR CHILDREN WILL SMILE AT US TOMORROW?
But the things we smile at are superficial. ..the
FUNDAMENTAL VIRTUES AND QUALITIES ARE HANDEO DOWN
REMAIN UNCHANGED. WE, LIKE OUR FATHERS, PRIZE
INDIVIDUAL INITIATIVE ANDEFFORT- WE PRACTICE THRIFT
through savings and life insurance -we hold the
family oear- we honor our democracy.
NEWS ? PEOPLE
FRIENDSHIP BIBLE CLUB
OBSERVES FAMILY NIGHT
The Friendship Bible club, of
Bonny Crest, Thursday evening
entertained with a family night
program at the Friendship tab
ernacle. The club dinner and
the singing of hymns was en- j
joyed by the large number who
were present.
Since its organization last
November by Miss Daisy Hun
liicutt, field representative of
the American Sunday School
union, the club has steadily in
creased in membership. The next
monthly meeting will be held
November 5 with Mrs. A. A.
Angel, the club president.
Other officers of the organi
zation are: Mrs. Roy Mashburn,
vice-president. Mrs. Reoa Stan
field, secretary; Miss Ella Jones,
assistant secretary; Mrs. Cliff
Cook, treasurer; Mrs. Paul Long,
assistant treasurer; and Miss
Hunnicutt and Mrs. R. H. Hull,
teachers.
JUNIIR MUSIC CLUB TO
HOLD MEETING SATURDAY
The Franklin Junior Music
club will meet Saturday after
noon at 3; 30 o'clock with Mrr
tha Womack. A program of
miscellaneous piano and vocal
selecticns will be given under
the dr ee l ion of Mrs. Weimar
Jones, club counselor. Parents
; nd friends of the members are
invited. '
Personal Mention
Miss Lassie Kelly, and Mrst
Helen Kittrell, of Bryson City,
attended last week's meeting of
the North Carolina Library as
sociation in Winston-Salem. Ac
companying them on the trip
were Mrs. Margaret Cunning
hanf, who visited her daughter,
^Irs. Howard Valentine and
family, In Winston-Salem, and
Mrs. Mysa .Crawford, who paid
a visit to her son, Elmer Craw
ford, and family, also of Win
ston-Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kelpln,
of Atlanta, Ga., and their lit
tle granddaughter, Donna
Crawford, are visiting Mrs.
Kelpin's mother, Mrs. Myra All
man. Mrs. Kelpln Is the former
Miss Lizzie Allman.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Gordon
Moore returned Saturday from
b trip to Norfolk and Virginia
Beach, Va. They took their
daughter, Mrs. S. R. Barnard,
and her young son, Sammy Lee,
to Norfolk, where the two lat
ter sailed for Pearl Harbor, to
join Mr. Barnard, who is in
the itavy, stationed there. From
Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. Moore
went to Virginia Beach to visit
Mr. Moore's brother, Henley
Moore, and family.
Gilmer L. Crawford, who Is
employed In Chicago, is spend
ing a vacation here with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Daniels,
who spent the summer at
"Dixie Hall", have ^returned to
their home In New York.
Mrs. K. R. Helton of Clem
son College, S. C, spent last
week here visiting her mother,
Mrs. R. M. Ledford.
. Hoyt Ledford, of Sevlervllle,
Tenn., and Miss Jarvls Ledford,
of Greenville, 8. C , spent last
week-end visiting their mother,
Mrs. R. M. Ledford.
Miu H*UU cole, of W?yn?.
ville, was here over the week
end, visiting the Rev. A. Rufus
Morgan and his sister, Mrs. H.
E. Freas.
Mrs. George A. Buchanan, of
Columbia, S. C., spent the week
end here as the guest of the
Rev. A. Rufus Morgan and his
sister, Mrs. H. E. Freas. Mrs.
Buchanan is the wife of the
editor of The Columbia Record.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Hannah,
of Franklin, Route 1, have re
ceived word that their daugh
ter, Mrs. Harry Woody, is ser
iously ill at her home in Seat
. tie, Wash.
Earl Oliver, of Mountain City,
Ga., underwent an operation at
Angel hospital last Friday. He
is the son of Bert Oliver of
Franklin, Route 3.
CPHM and Mrs. Fred J.
Murray and their son, Frank
Edward, of Forest Hills, Long
Island, N. ,Y., arrived last
Thursday for a visit with Mr.
Murray's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank I. Murray, of West Main |
street. ChieWMurray is on leave :
from the U. 8. S. Reuben James,
and on completion at leave Is
to report to the U S. S. Tide
water, Charleston Naval Ship
yard, S. C.
J. A. Cpok, who has been ill,
is able to be out again.
Johnnie Warden has been
visiting relatives in West Vir
ginia.
wash day is a picnic . . .
If you send the hard-to-iron and heavy pieces
to the laundry.
Highlands Cleaners and Laundry
IN FRANKLIN
MONDAYS AND
THURSDAYS
vPhone Highlands 98
18th Century
Mahogany Veneer
7-Piece Dining Room Group
This group is authentic, with every detail
painstakingly wofked out. It's a group that
you will use proudly . . . that your friends will
admire.
SOSSAMON FURNITURE CO.
"Everything for Your Home"*
Bower's Welcomes YOU!
We strive to give you our best attention . . . and we
hope to please you with your clothing needs.
OCTOBER SPECIAL!
LL Sheeting
We have 300 yds. of that
good grade LL Sheeting ?
36-in. wide. Now is the
time to supply yourself ?
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with Sheets for winter. I
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28c yd.
BETTYE ANN
Dress Pumps
New fall styles in black
and brown. All leather
Pumps in all sizes. New
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shipment has just arrived.
$4.98
BLANKETS
25, 50, and 70%
Wool Blankets
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In Assorted Colors
$4.98 to $5.95
100% Wool Blankets
In assorted colors
$6.95
EXTRA LARGE WHITE
Sheet Blankets
$1.98
Men's 8% ? Low-back
Jewel Overalls
in all sizes
$2.59
Millet' and Children's
Anklets
In assorted colors. Sizes 4l/z-l0
15c and 19c
BOWER'S - YOUR STORE