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WANT ADS All Want Ads payable cash in advance. I V4 cents per word, wub a auua.ua t Barge 01 40 cents for each insertion, i. lass ? tied display, 10 ceuts per hue. >>ct ii. capitals, bold type, or type larg er tbsn tegular. 16 cents per line. MACK SAYS: Radios, electrical equipment, even a horse tor sale or trade. We trade on most anything. Come in and see us. b RANKS RADIO AND ELBC. CO. Palmer Street Between Cagles and the Red Ught, Phone 249 DEAN '8 RADIO SHOP We rtpalr all types and makes of rauios and household elec trical appliances. u Prompt Service w Guaranteed Work u Reasonable Prices Phone 268 P. O. Box 85 Located over Dixie Super Market *28? tic FOR SALE! ? One Westinghouse washing machine and one White sewing machine. See Mrs. C. Ross Zachary. FOR SALE? One young fresh Ournsey cow with heifer calf four days old. Both go for $175. See Thad Patton. A29 ? ltc FOR SALE? Five h. p. radial saw. Two heavy metal 1 h. p. tilting table saws. One new elec tric hand saw, acetylene cutting and welding torch, air compres sors, paint gun, electric motors ? lyi n. p. gas engine, centri fugal and diaphragm pumps, bolt dies and taps, snatch and tackle olocks. M. Higdon. FISH BAIT for sale. See Wiley Bailey, East Franklin. FOR SALE ? About one acre with a five room dwelling. Pump on porch. Good fenced garden, a store building and goods on U. S. Highway 23 in Prentiss sec tion. See Margie Norton. A29 ? 2 tp ? M6 FOR SALE? Used electric range, good condition, $75.00. Used 10 gallon table top water heater, $35.00. Practically new large cabinet type oil stove $100.00. Demonstrator Bendix Autom&tlc washer, $175.00. MARTIN ELECTRIC CO. Macon Theatre Bldg., Phone 107 FOR RENT? Four-room house one mile from city limits. East of Franklin. See or call Ray Mac In tire, Franklin, Phone No. 54. USED TYPEWRITER for sale Underwood. Come In and try tt. The Franklin Press. FOR SALE- -Four hundred locust stakes ai uij uu ,e. 20c each. Furman Masnbam, Ellijay, N. C. A22 ? 2tp ? A29 FOR 8ALE- Hatching eggs from pure bred Anconas-Shepperd bred. $1.00 per setting. Mrs. L. M. Henson, Otto, N. C. A22 2tp ? A29 NOTICE? To my friends and neighbors. I have purchased a threshing machine and will be able to thresh your grain on time this season. J. C. Sot_ rells. ?U1- 2tp? A28 p'REE ? Do yon p.an to build b home? A catalogue of home plans, designed to save you a ?ot of muMey anu give >uu a ire-safe nome, that you will still be proud of lOtj years from now, Is yours for the asking at i'he W. A. Hays Concrete Block , 'lant. below the bridge in /tanklln. Ml? Ue ATTENTION BUILDERS? We are still In the block business aa<t 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. 023? tie FOR RENT? Two room cabin with large garden half plant ed. Three miles from Franklin Just off Georgia highway on gravel road near Long View church. Electricity and good water. See Bertha Ledford. FOR RENT? House, store, and shop, five miles out on Mur phy highway. If interested call within next week. See Fred Passmore. GOOD PASTURE for two cows. Close in. See W. S. Davis, at Pierson Inn, Highlands. A29 ? 2tc ? M6 WOULD LIKE o buy a large amount of yotatoes. Cash or trade. Mason's Groc. and Feed. A29 ? 2tc ? M6 IF YOUR SAWS go flippity-flop, bring 'em to my shop. I'll fix them while you wait, if you'll wait long enough. But don't starve all day, get a good flin ner at Morgan's Cafe. George Johnson MUCH INTEREST IN ARTIFICIAL BREEDING HERE Edd Bradley T<o Handle Work; Fee Reduced To $5 Per Cow By S. W. MEN DEN HALL (County Agent) It is very gratifying to note the increased interest in the artificial breeding program that recently has been started in Ma con Oounty. Due to this increase, and due to Dr. O. H. Burnside's increas ed practice, it has been neces sary to train another man to carry on the breeding work. Edd Bradley, of Iotla, has taken this training and is now ready to render a great service to an people of Macon County who have one jot more milk cows. Through the cooperation of E. J. Whitmire and his G. I. pro gram, it has been possible to reduce the service fee from $6.75 to $5. For this fee, a cow may be bred for three times, if nec essary, at no additional cost. Only semen from registered and proven Guernsey, Jersey and Holstein bulls is used. This means that in most all cases a heifer calf, if properly cared for, should develop into a bet ter cow than her dam. Luetime membership in the Macon Coun ty Dairy Breeders Association is only $1. Any person wishing to contact Mr. Bradley may 'do so by calling the county agent's office during the week, and Reid's Esso Service station on Saturday afternoon and Sun day. ? Artificial breeding, along with proper care and feeding, will do more to improve our dairy cattle and milk production than any one thing we can do. Join the association now and take advantage of this wonderful op portunity. Get Ready Now For Canning Season, Specialist Urges Housewives should begin now to round up their canning equipment and get it in order, says Miss Ruth Current, state CALL 97 OR 32 and I will come to your place and breed your milk cows artificially for only $5. Membership in the Ma6on County Dairy Breeders' Associa tion is only $1. Edd Bradley. A29 ? tfc Lions Club Carnival . \ . FEATURING The Crystal Exposition Shows Thrilling Rides . . . Entertaining Side Shows Bingg . . . with a host of prizes SHOWS EVERY EVENING BEGINNING AT 6:30 FROM MONDAY, MAY 3 THROUGH SATURDAY, MAY 3 Special Matinee Saturday Afternoon FREE ACT EVERY NIGHT FEATURING THE NATIONALLY FAMOUS BILLY SHAFER, HIGH POLE ARTIST The funds raised by the Franklin Lions Club from this entertain ment will be used to develop a recreation play ground and give assistance to the blind in Macon County. FUN ASSURED FOR EVERYONE LOCATED NEXT TO DEPOT ON EAST MAIN STR'ET home demonstration agent (or the State college extension serv ice "It's just as Important to conserve food ml* year as il was any year during the war,'' Miss Current said. Canning should be done by a budget and ac cording to the number In the family." Now is a good time to count jars and buy new ones if nec essary, the home agent continu ed. There will be need for a water bath canner with rack. The guage on the pressure can ner should be checked for ac curacy and saiety, and jars caps, and rings should be in readiness when strawberries cherries, garden peas, and carl) corn ripen. The home demonstration divi sion of the N. C. Agricultural Extension service will be giao to supply a canning bulletin to anyone who writes for it. Miss Juirent said. Aid In Soil Work Sought By Farmers By MARY B. JUSTICE (Secretary, Macon County AC A) With the closing for signing 1948 Farm Plans a summary has been compiled showing thai. 1,550 Macon County farmers have requested assistance in im proving and conserving their farm soil this year. By the use of limestone, phos phate, winter cover crops, and permanent pasture management practices, this number of farms will be in better condition ai the end of 1948, provided the owners take full advantage oi the opportunities ofierea through the AAA's soil conser tion program. The total money value of the practices requested by these farmers is more than $62,000 while the county allocation at present is only $22,000. It is ex pected that adjustment upwards in this allocation will be possible or that money will be transfer red from idle farms before the end of the year. Beg Your Pardon Lester Waiuroop, Sr., whose name was among those listed in last week's Press as making up the Macon County commit tee backing Kerr Scott for gov ernor, said this week that he is not a member of the Scott com mittee, but is supporting Charles M. Johnson. The Press is glad to make this correction^ Commercial truck crops in the State in 1945 brought farmers more than 17 million dollars. BIRTHS A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Perry M Maney o? Shooting Creek, April 11, at Angel hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dendy of Gneiss, have announced the birth of a daughter, April 10, at Angel hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Vaughn, have announced the birth of a son, Apri) 16, at their home in Highlands. YOU ARE INV'TED TO ATTEND A DEMONSTRATION OF THE NEW IRONRITE IRONER At the AGRICULTURE BLDG. Tuesday, May 4 ... 2 p. m. MARTIN ELECTRIC CO. Franklin, N. C. DON'T LET EVERYBODY WITH YOUR FORD ENGINE! Knowing where to look for trouble and how to correct it simply and economically is mighty important. Our service experts have had special fac tory training in engine mainte nance. You can depend on their knowledge and advice. Drive in today for a quick analysis. SPECIAL TESTING EQUIPMENT HELPS TO DIAGNOSE TROUBLE Duncan Motor Co. Attention . . . ALL CAR OWNERS We will ... ? ADJUST BRAKES ? CLEAN SPARK PLUGS ? ADJUST VALVES ? SET YOUR HEAD LIGHTS ? CHECK WINDSHIELD WIPER ? CHECK STEERING GEAR ALL FOR $5.00 This offer is special during the months of May and June coiiect cUatyMti* qaoU U*4l6*H4lit4/Ufl at favi /zitce<l ck can, repair . . . It's THE WAY it's done that counts 0 . . . the way you're greeted and treated when you drive into our shop - for a small repair job, or a large one. ? . . . the way we diagnose your problem and recommend only whbt your car really needs - nothing more. ? ...the way we use genuine factory parts, and the most modern equipment. Our men know your car from bumper to bumper and pride themselves on the quality of "their work. ? ...and it's the way we let you know in advancs what the cost will be -a fair cost. If this is the way you like to have work done, drive your car in now for a free estimate. it the way to buy repairs and aec*tsori?l on conv?nl?nt monthly paymtnti. BURRELL MOTOR CO.
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