Rear Admiral Richard E, JByrd, famous polar explorer, traveled around the world alone at the age of 12. First proxlmlty-fuzed rntl alrcraft to destroy a Japanese plane was llred from the crusier USS Helena January 5 194S We have in stock A Complete Line of Groceries and Feeds of All Kinds We also have a Good Line of Christmas Candy, Oranges, Nuts and a Good Assortment of Barber Apples If y-a 1 Yel' iw Corn Meal for feed, wa have a supply on hand. We w'U pay m&.-ket price for dry HULLED WALNUTS BROWN & CARSON . A L one 297 East Main Street As you know, the demand for lumber and wood is much greater than it has been, and we have some good Used Trucks and New Trucks suitable to carry these products to market . Please see us before you buy any truck, and should you need Truck Tires we have many sizes and a good price MOONEY MOTOR CO. Phone 256 Franklin, N. C. Farts File M\tfTO$ * c 624.S46 AC.) ONE OF THESEVEN WISE MEN OF ANCIENT GREECE -HE RUBBED AMBEROID DISCOVERED A MYSTERIOUS FORCE THAT ATTRACTED FEATHERS- PAPeR C LOTH -ETC ? .IT W/4S ELECTRICITY ? ?? JNN JOB- "VgfeP-" WHEREAS THALtS PROWLED AN \NFINITKI MAL AMOUNT, OF EVECrmaTY AMERICAS WATER . AND fUEL~ BURNING GENERATING > PLANTS TOCAY ARE TURNING CUT ANNUALS 223 BILLION KILOWATT HOURS OF ELECTRICAL POWER? N. C. Farmers Receiving Ail-Time High Income From Milk % Tar Heel farmers are now re ceiving the highest cash income from milk in the history of thi state, and 1947 returns are ex pected to exceed, by a substan tial amount, the 1946 record breaking total of $29,574,000, says J. A. Arey, in charge of Dairying for the State college extension service. The growing importance of the milk industry to the state's economy is further evidenced by the new peak value of $39,856, 000 set on North Carolina's 361, D00 milk cows, which produced a total of 693,000,000 quarts of milk in 1946. Annual milk pro duction per cow averaged 1,921 quarts. Expanded utilization of North Carolina milk as fluid milk for drinking and cooking has in creased the overall value of the state's milk output as farmers receive their highest price for milk used in this form. Latest annual figures for North Caro lina show butter production at 1,561,000 pounds, American whole milk cheese at 1,142,000 pounds, and ice cream at 16,364,000 gal Ions. Macon Man Member Of Crew Setting New Plane Record Lt. Hunter W. Anderson, son of George Anderson, of Frank lin, Route 1, was a member ol the crew in the B-29 fortress which recently established the world's record for long range B-29 flights on a normal gaso line load, according to an an nouncement received here. The plane flew for 23 hours, covering a distance of 4,700 miles, and landing with 600 gallons of gasoline to spare. Lt. Anderson and his wife are now living at Salina. Kansas. Childs Succeeds Lane As Dixie Manager Here T. C. Childs, of Seneca, S. C., became the new manager of the Dixie-Home super store here Tuesday morning. He suc ceeded E. S Lane, who was transferred. Mr. Childs plans to move his family? his wife and I one child from Seneca to , Franklin shortly after Christ- ] mas, he said. The original American navy | consisted of four warships and four escort vessels. Their names were: Alfred, Columbus, Andrew Doria, Cabot, Providence, Horn et, Wasp and Fly. REMEMBER THEM WITH GIFTS FROM BOWER'S We have gifts for the small, large, young and old . . . GIFTS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR ALL For Him . . . Tie. $1.00 Socks 15c - 49c Shirts ? ? $2.49 - $3.49 Shaving Sets $1 - $1.25 Billfolds - - 97c - $2.98 Gloves - - - - 21c ? $3.98 Scarfs .... 97c - $1.97 Why worry about toy? being expensive. See our cloae-out-tablea. . . Many left. Only 29c. For Her . . . Nylon Hose, 51 gauge, IS denier. The newest of shades. Size* 8V2 to \0y2. $1.98 Outing Pajamas and Gowns in stripes and flowered patterns. Sizes 15 ? 20 $2.98 PERFUME LAMPS Ghm her a lamp that will really give light and a pleasant atmos phere. Many colors. Only 59c For Them . . . GLOVES Gloves fcr boys and girls in wool, cotton and part leather. As sorted colors, in sizes 4 yr. - 14 yr. 39c - 97c Toys and many other selections for them at your price. HOUSEHOLD GIFTS Towels - - - - 29c - 69c Washcloth 10c Cannon Sheets - $2.98 Cannon Pillow Catea 69c ea. Let Us Help You Make Your Shopping Lighter BOWER'S .. .... .... .... h...j ... GOO'J FOOD COURTEOUS SERVICE H. & B. RESTAURANT Christmas Specials Oranges ? 4 5 bu. bags $1.35 Oranges, doz. 12c Apples, fcu $2.50 up Nuts of a'l kinds, lb. 2jc CANDY BY THE CARLOAD See me before you buy Ycur fc isiness a'ways appreciated DRYMAN FEED & GRO. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on Westinghouse Refrigerators SEE US NOW ATLAS SUPPLY COMPANY Palmer Street Phone 273 f Place your order * NOW for POT PLANTS and CUT FLOWERS for Christmas and thus he sure of getting what you want. WwsLM ? WEST'S FLORIST "Flowers for every Occasion" Phone 234 Only 6 More Shopping Days Till Dec. 25 Have you done all your shopping? . . . CHECK WITH US FOR LAST-MINUTE GIFTS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE

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