1 ? 1934 Chevrolet C~ach $225.00 1 ? 1936 Ford, as is $175.00 1?1936 Ford T 'ir $375.00 1 ? 1939 Oldsmobi'e Sedan $995.09 1 ? 1940 Ford, l'/a to". 2 speed axle truck $750.00 1 ? 1942 Dodi,? Truck $1,003.00 ? ? ? WE ARE RUNNING A CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ON TIRES VVe have in stcck sizes from 475 x 19 up to in J including 900 x 20. COME CHOOSE YOUR SIZI AND NUMBER TODAY! MOONEY MOTOR CO. Phone 256 Franklin, N. C. ? Christmas Lights ? Children's Rockers ? Electric Heaters ? Electric Mixers ? Footballs ? Glass Coffee Makers ? Hot Plates ? Hunting Axes ? Hunting Knives ? Kitchen Stc-ls ? Pockst Knives ? Power Lawn Mcwers Pressure Cookers Py.rex Ware Radic3 Rjveri Ware Stain less Steel Rcllsr Skates Skill Saws Tools Tool BoxC'3 T oast ers T ricycles Wagons ? ? ? AND MANY OTHER USEFUL 1T?MS Let us iielp you select your Christmas Gifts FRANKLIN HARDWARE CO. Dealers in Quality Hardware and Building Materials On Sque.re F .one 117 We Suggest . . . FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT LIST > Westinghouse Automatic Irons and Heating Pads Boys' Wagons Clocks Electric Broiler Plates Pressure Cackers Washing Machines Economy master & Rainmaster Space Heaters ? electric Toasters >} Electric Water Heaters ? ? ? //' Ful-o-pep Feed* Seeds Fertilizers Grocer:::* Country Produce Bought and Sold FARMERS FEDERATION Phone 92 Palmer Street Our (Great America ft Mode A Ai v.e? < a i* PemoPiN* A ?4fW <0*C?PTi04 C* l"T* FO?r^T* WC OM<ff VAiiC? OuR WOOPIANP ft/ HOW MUO* "T 1MB* ft IT #*f UP - #wT A*? NOW If ARMifti* TO MCA*U*t IT 0^ *0*. ?M<* rt WHl GROW 1,4 *rwf WC<T >s a of tunoty. : Ofc ??*". ? FC ?t"6T ? WUUt Fl'ifri.'Cl . ^ -!??? NK^C* / ^ B.IU?A / ?..fclrO^ hcj>* t<rwy ^iV yvAfti C^-^C *? ; A ?) Acrrr of * FA^T 6><Owiki6 souiv*f^vi VU?U PROC?ct c 'rf* ?e 4#C*-'> ' Wy FCf? A Ov-^? WjLSi?V'.> ?*w-i NU fc^fcXy n.E M ytAki ' Al rut MOST l rcttw, g> A* a <?* o? P rt?t* wu 6*o*f r t*?OU** WOOPM4 ?-? OMt y?A? **0 L* maxi r NV>aKr?.ftrr FD* A f4 1 wmcworA J PMty (*??? I , WITH ?VD I CIRCULATION | -rJ"* t**b? _,Oun ???ZgL ??Z:$L i T_ tx? New Franklin- Asheville | Bus Schedule In Effect I The Smoky Mountain Trail ways has added an additional schedule to its Franklin-Ashe ville service, providing through service via Sylva. The new bus ipives Franklin at 7 a. m. and I reaches Asheville at 9:50. The | same bus, on the return trip, | leaves Asheville at 1 p. m. anu i arrives in Franklin at 3:50 j m., making the trip via Sylva j without change. Tourist Business Is Off At St. Petersburg, Fia. Newspaper representatives re turning from Florida say St. Petersburg business is off about 20 per cent from last year. However, hotel prices are high er in Miami area this winter. Hotels changing hands in that section at $1400 per room, they say. Limited Access Highways Reduce Mis haps, Official Says l | Motor vehicle accident rec ords prove conclusively that the limited access highway can ma terially reduce casualties on the ' nation's roads, J. T. Callaway, president of the American Road Builders' association, has point ed out. I "Traffic casualties for the first six months of 1947 totaled | 14,480, as compared with 15,890 at the same point last year. | But since May, each month has ' shown a rise of five to eight per cent over the corresponding month last year," Mr. Calla way said. "With 37,000,000 vehicles on the highways ? more than ever I hp'ire m history ? we are laced with a constantly increasing problem of accident prevention. | 1'ne rapid modernization ol heavily traveled roads becomes a necessity. Our highways are not equipped to meet the de mands of present day traffic. "Nc'.w highways are making a definite contribution to the saf BIRTHS A son, Jerry Lee, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Poindexter November 29 at their home, Franklin, Route 2. Mrs. Poin dexter is the former Miss Ger I trude Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutton, ->f Frinklin. have announced the birth of a daughter, Char i icene, December 5 at the home. cty of the motorist," Mr. Calla- | way said. He cited a report from i the California state highway | department showing that acci dents on one of the most heavi ly traveled routs in the state, Highway 89, between Coltofn and | Ontario, have been cut 50 per cent by the construction 31 a 1 new limited access highway. The 50 per cent holds despite, the fact that traffic on the route is heavier this year than last. Limited access design virtually eliminates the pedestrian acci ient, and two-car collisions are prevented by divided highway j.ign, Mr. Callaway explained. More than 50 major railroads are making arrangements with banks for "traveloans", based on earning power and the ap plicant's character, to be repaid within a year. No security, no down payment required. MACON THEATRE WEEK DAYS? Matinee 3:15; night 7:I5-t:15. Friday, December 12 Jimmy Walksr In "WEST OF THE ALAMO' Saturday, December 13 ? Dcub! j Feature Program Gene Autry In Also "BLUE MONTANA "ELONDiE f ' THE SKIES" CO'JG.i1' Owl Show at 10:30 ? Out at 12:00 O'ClocU Dale Evans In "TRESPASSER" Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, December 14, 15, 16 hS IMsmm Rough, lough, terrific in 7%c Romance /Rosy Hi pce M-G-M' story of lusty i lontly Wednesday. Thursday, December 17, IS CMMUiS R ROGtRS l??'" PAUL MUNI BRffER CLAUDE RAWS TWO WEEKS TO GO BOWER'S OFFERS YOU SAVINGS ON YOUR TOYS AND CHRISTMAS GIFTS Brighten his Cbrist mu with a set of tools, just like Dadi's. $1.98 to $3.98 For the little follows, we have ths folic. wing motal toys: Fire Trucks 89c Dump Trucks - - 59c Moving Vans - - - 59c ' Trailer Trucks - $1.00 Coal Dump Trucks $1.00 RECORD PLAYERS We have two record players left. TFise are in beautiful colcrs and made of metal ? plays just like the ex pensive players. $7.95 and $10.95 Why not surprise him with a real leathei collegiate regulation football. $1.98 For the little girls . . . We have real metal electric irons. Tiey heat up and iron just like Mother's. $1.49 For the little fellow j that are musical in clined ... We havt the real im?tal instru ment. Only $1.00 We have the doll that she wants. We have them that sleep, cry, say mama and papa. They are with and wit/hout hair. Let her pick it out. $1.00 to $9.95 Tea Sets for her doll house and play house . . . We have tea sets, in metal, glass, and plastic. See these, lovely col ors. 79c to $1.98 LAY IT AWAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS ONLY 10% DOWN BOWER'S YOUR STORE

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