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MACK SAYS:
Spring is here!
Have your radio checked ovi
now, lor best results in t>
warm months ahead.
i RANJ..S RADIO AND ELEC. C<
Palmer Street
Between Cagles and the Rod
Light, Phone 249
WANTED- To buy two copies i
The rranklin Press and HikIi
lands i.taconian of November l;
1947. Need them for our file:
The Franklin Press.
WANT A GOOD buy in res
estat3 from a cabin to inconi
property up to $50,000 in or nea
Franklin. No "top prices". Tha
was a year ago. If you wish ti
sell, write or see Owen C. Fur
low. Will try and help you ar
rive at some fair decision. Nt
obligations.
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WANTED ? A good tenant farm
er. About 15 acres in cultiva
tion. House furnished. Write Bo>
50, care The Franklin Press
Franklin.
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WANTED? DOGWOOD TIMBER
I am in the market for this
timber delivered to mill located
at Lee Tippett's sawmill. For
prices and specifications, see or
write O. L. Cope, Franklin, N. C.
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?/VANfED? I will pay 15c pei
pound for CLEAN. WHITE
vags. Stewart's Esso Station.
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DEAN'S RADIO SHOP
We repair all types and makes
of radios and household elec
trical appliances.
t) Prompt Service
? Guaranteed Work
it Reasonable Prices
Phone 268 P. O. Box 85
Located over Dixie Super Market
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DON'T FORGET? to order those
Stark fruit trees. You still
have t?me to plant them this
spring. See W. A. Steele at
Press office and place your
order.
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FOR t'ALE ? Fordson tractor
plow in good condition. See
E. M. Dills, Cullasaja.
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STRAWBERRY ANDRASBERRY
plants will be available at the
county curb market Saturday.
See Mrs. Lee Crawford.
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^ FOR SALE? Pasture and mead
ow grass seeds. Alta fiscue,
orchard, rye, red top, timothy
and blae grass. Alfalfa, red al
sike, s_pling, white dutch, and
ladino clover. Columbia seed
oats in 3 and 5 lb. bags.
Ray Grocery and Feed Co.
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FOR SALE? Two real nice young
Jersey and Guernsey cows.
Both are fresh. Price each $150.
See Thad Patton, Macon Furni
ture Co.
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MULE FOR SALE ? Good heavy
mule, in good shape. 12 years
old. See N. A. Gibson, Franklin,
Route 4.
FOR SALE ? Wayne Starter
mash to grow chicks fast.
Produce more eggs with Wayne
Egg Mash. Use 24% Wayne and
have a complete dairy feed.
Ray Grocery and Feed Co.
FOR SALE? Fertilizer for all
spring sowing and planting
needs: 0-14-7, 2-12-12, 4-10-6,
5-10-5, 6-8-6, 3-9-6, and 25%
Potash. Ray Grocery and Feed
Company.
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FOR SALE? 3 stacks of good
Lespedeza hay at R. P. Mc
cracken's farm on Franklin,
Route 4, in the Rabbit Creek
community.
FOR SALE? Dahlia Bulbs, various
colors, medium and large size.
Get them at Farmers Federation
or Corbin's store, Gneiss, N. C.
FOR SALE ? Building lots in
West Franklin. Good residen
tial section, fine view of city.
Water and lights. Sewer near
by. See or write E. A. Stiles,
Franklin, N. C.
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FOR SALE? One acre land, 4
room house with lights, water,
good garden and two out-build
ings. Located on graveled road
near CullMRja Pott Office. See
James Estea, Cullasaja.
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UNUSUAL BUYS this week only
A size 11 x 18 white enameled
medicine cabinet with full mir
ror and 3 shelve*? all steel. Yei
will have to see this to believe
It? $1.88 In Belk'a Basemen
Store,
Mlg-ito
FOR SALE? Old fuhloned whlti
tender bunch bean Ned. A
Curb Market Saturday. Mr?. J
8. Gray.
uii- F0R SALE? A six-year old mare.
At a bargain. Maurice Norton,
r> | Otto, N. C.
_ FOR SALE -A fine young mule
Works anywhere. Mrs Frank
Moody, Route 3.
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ir 1 :
ie PUPPIES for sale? Mrs. Weimar
Jones, Franklin
J FOR SALE? 1931 model Ford
I Tudor in excellent condition.
[ 24 months guaranteed battery
_ See car at my home, Franklin,
,i Route H. Homer Ledbetter, 1121
L Court Ave., 8. W., Canton 4,
1 i Ohio.
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FOR SALE?Two Guernsey cows.
[1 Both will be fresh soon Write
e Mrs. Amanda Gregory, Gneiss,
r N C. or see Miss Etta Stiwinter
t at Holly Springs Stock Farm.
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. FOR SALE Two lots and a two
, story block building. Store
stocked with goods Living quar
ters upstairs. Located on Geor
gia highway, 2 miles south of
? Franklin. Reasonable price. See
? or write Grady J. Ramey, Route
: 2, Franklin, N. C.
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FOR RENT? Two-room furnish
ed and heated apartment. Mrs.
R. L. Bryson, Iotla Street, Phone
; 7602.
FOR RENT ? Attractive, first
floor apartment. New. Mrs.
Ramsey, Iotla Street, Phone 7802.
LOST? Black felt hat with
orange silk scarf on it, on
streets of Franklin last Monday. I
Finder return to Press office
and receive reward.
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VETERANS!
THE DQORS TO EUROPE
ARE OPEN TO YOU!!
How would you like a good,
steady job with 20% extra pay,
that will take you to Europe
with your traveling expenses, (
food, clothing, and lodging
paid? And you'd have 30 days
leave a year to travel. This very
opportunity is open right now
to any veteran of any of the J
Armed Forces who qualifies for
a three-year enlistment in the 1
US Army. You also have the
choice of service in Alaska. Vet
erans and non-veterans, too,
may sign up for service with a ]
famous combat division in Ja
pan or in Korea. Army pay is
the highest it has ever been,
and there are many other bene
fits. -For full details, apply
US Army and US Air Force Re
cruiting Station, Hotel Hearn,
Franklin, N. C.
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FREE ? Do you p^an to DUlld a
home? A catalogue of home
plans, designed to save you a
<ot of money and give you a
/ire-safe nome, that you will
still be proud of 100 years from
now, is yours for the asking at
The W. A. Hays Concrete Block
Plant, below the bridge in
franklin. ,
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ATTENTION BUILDERS? We are
still In the block business and
would like to talk to you before
you build. Besides our regular
building blocks, we have a new
concrete block at a special price.
Otto Concrete and Clament
Products, Otto, N. C.
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TOURIST HOME
located in Asheville on main
traffic route. Eight rooms, two
baths and two porches. Large
lot. Furnished or unfurnished.
Investigate this excellent buy.
GROCERY STORES (2)
Two stores? bne In Brevard, one
near Biltmore. Both have bath
| and living quarters. Wholesale
cost of merchandise takes one.
Cost of merchandise plus equip
ment takes the other. Good lease
on both. Quick action gives you
first choice.
We have businesses and in
vestment properties in many
other classifications. When buy
ing or selling take advantage of
our complete and confidential
services.
Fidelity Business Brokers, Inc.
Lobby Jackson Building
Artievtlle, N. C. Phone 3166
"Serving Southern Business"
Asbeville, N. C., Nashville, Tenn.
Houston, Texas
For . . .
Good Cars . . Safe Driver*
i CALL ?
| MASHBURN-BRYSON
t TAXI at 70
Located by Oourthouse
j Homer Mathburn
' Dan Bryton
Brig. Geo.
Zistel
Brig. Gen. *
Arndt
Brig. Gen.
H?nning*r
Brig. Gen.
Burns
Maj. Gen.
Manning
Maj. G?n.
Fleming
NATIONAL GUARD GENERALS STARTED CAREERS IN
RANKS ? From private to general in the National Guard is the record
of six more National Guard generals now engaged in the organization
of the post-war civilian component of the Army.
They are: Brigadier General Brendan A. Burns, assistant division
commander, 42nd Infantry Division, New York; Major General John
H. Manning, commanding general 30th Infantry Division, North Caro
lina and Tennessee; Major General Raymond H. Fleming, commanding
general 39th Infantry Division, Louisiana and Arkansas; Brigadier
General Errol H. Zistel, commanding general of the 65th Fighter
Wing of Ohio; Brigadier General Theodore A. Arndt, Adjutant Gen
eral of South Dakota, and Brigadier General Guy N. Henninger, Adju
tant General of Nebraska,
Wilson Is Serving Aboard |
Cruiser USS Little Rock
Hershel M. Wilson, son of J.
ft. Wilson, of Franklin, Route 2,
who is in. the navy, is serving
iboard the light cruiser, USS
Little Rock, which is operating
In the" Mediterranean &rea. Mr.
Wilson is a seaman first class.
Dean Attends G. O. P.
Convention In Sylva
John H. Dean, chairman of
the Macon County Republican
jxecutive committee, attended
ast Friday's Republican con
gressional convention in Sylva
Bulletin
Explains Inoculation Of
Legume Seed
Inoculation of legume seed, a j
practice which is often neces
sary in the growing of alfalfa,
\ustrian winter peas, vetches,
ind many types of clovers, is
he subject of a new bulletin
ust published by the State col
ege extension service. The pub
ication, which contains six 11
ustrations, was prepared by S.
I. Dobson, extension agronomy
F YOU ARE LOOKING for a
storage place or work-shop,
vail 258.
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Bower' s
HAS RABBITS THAT
WILL MAKE THEM
ALL HAPPY.
BUNNIES
FOR THE CHILDREN
J rushed Rayon $1.00
fus*y Rayon $1.00
Doll Rabbit $2.00
rail Standing Rabbit $2.00
Big Papa Rabbit $2.50
Save Money by Buying
Their Rabbits at
"YOUR STORE"
BOWER'S
specialist, and Dr. R. L. Lov
vorn, professor of forage crops,
both of State college.
The authors point out that
nitrogen-fixing bacteria must be
present on the raots of legumes
before these plants can take
nitrogen from the air and stort
it in the nodules on the roots.
These bacteria are generally
present in the soil for lespedeza,
cowpeas, crotalaria, and soy
beans, they say. But mo6t of
the clovers, such as white, la
dino, red, crimson, and sweet,
plus alfalfa, Austrain winter
TRUCK FARMERS
ATTENTION
? C&bbage Seed
? Bean Seed
* Tender Green
* Black Valentine
DRYMAN
FEED AND GROCERY
PJvone 9170
FOR SALE
New six room house
complete with bath, full
size basement. Large
lot. Beautiful view and
shade tree. Also 1941
Chev. sed&n, new motor,
with extras. Priced for
quick sale.
See
Joe M. Henry
East Franklin
Jjeas and the vetches, need
these bacteria from other
sources, unless the particular
legume has been grown recent
ly. The bacteria or inoculum
can be obtained from commer
cial preparations which are
labeled and dated.
Copies of the bulletin are now
available to any resident, free
of charge, upon request to Agri
cultural Editor, State College
Station, Raleigh. The request
should be for Extension Circu
lar 309, entitled "Inoculation of
Legumes."
SERVICE
PROMPT AND EFFICIENT
From the Smallest
To The Largest
RADIO
I'SEU RECORDS
CARTER'S
RADIO SHOP
Next Door to Morgan's Cafe
It will soon be . . .
AUTOMOBILE INSPECTION
TIME
IN MACON COUNTY
Let us save you time now by installing any
needed parts or accessories such as tail light,
stop light, stop light switch, muffler, windows,
tail pipes, and window shield wipers.
MASHBIMS GARAGE
East Main Street
Soil That's
Pampered . . .
??- Multiplies Your
Croprofits
Soil that's enriched and conditioned with
our tested, scientific ROYSTER fertilizers
. . . yields better, earlier-maturing, larger
crops. Select the fertilizer for your soil
type from our wide choice.
FERTILIZERS SEEDS
3-12-6
5-10-5
4-10-6
3- 9-9
Oats, Lespedeza, Ked Top,
Timothy, Ladino, Red Clov
er, White Dutch, and Blue
and Orchard Grass.
DOWNS
FEED AND GROCERY CO.
Phone 226 Depot St.
with a . . .
* New modern ESTATE RANGE
* Dinnette Suite in Daystromic Plastics
* Semi- Automatic THOR Waslhing Machine and Dishwasher
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* A BEND IX ? Years of experience make it the best
* A GLAD IRON ? Your shirt* ironed in less than 5 minutes
* Morton Glass Front Wall Cabinets
* NAIRN ? Heavy Duty Inlaid Linoleum
SOSSAMON FURNITURE CO.
"Everything for the Home"
Phone 67