WANT ADS
All Wan* Ad* payable cull la advaMc.
iV4 cent* per ?t*d, with * mmimuin
charge oi *0 cents fv>r eacli insertion.
I iMttilted display. 10 cents per line.
S?h i> ? cafiti*?k. hol t ???*. ??. tvpe l?r.
*r 'h;m regular. 1ft cent! per line.
l-'tvAMKtt KADIO AND ELEC. CO.
Palmer Street
Eetwcon eagles and the Red
Light, Phone 248
FOR SALSrUiP New Hampshire
red fcf^lrtS. 4 Zt: months old.
See cr trrite Jack W Randall,
Route 1, Franklin.
FOR SALE ? Oood 3 roller Chat
tanooga Cane Mill. See Walter
Gibson.
1 IF your saw won't saw and
runs botti gee and haw, I'll
fix it till It will saw while Mor
gan's fill your craw.
George Johnson.
FOR RENT- Partly furnished, 3
room apartment, equipped
with deetilc stove and frigid
aire. Call 168
89- 2tpr-S16
FOR SALE Cast iron heater.
Burns 24 inch wood. Almost
new, h^lf price. See J. Q. Wal
? lace.
FOR SALE ?One combination j
coal and wood stove, one fug, '
9 x 12 reversable, one oOO chick i
brooder. See Richard Pearson at
HighlMtfs Cleaners and Laun
dry, Highlands, N. C. "ft
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FOR SAJJS? At sacrifice by
owners. House in Highlands, |
4 bed" rooms, 2 baths, white
pine electric wat#f heater, 1
electric pump at spring 21 . acres
land. L. Simmons, Route 4, Hox
18, Franklin, N. C., or phone
Highlands 115.
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HERE'3 a splendid buy: Cottage
home, half acre or more, good
garden, other implements,
walking distance down-town.
Only $1950. Buy it; try It. If i
1 don't like it, sell .ft, WrUe, orj
see Owen C. Furlow," Franklin. .
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STILL BUYING ginseng. High
est prices paid. Barnard's
store on Murphy 'roacf. ;
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MAN WANTED lor Rflwi?igh
business. Sell 1500 families.
Write today, Rawleigh's, Dept.
NC1-770-SA, Richmond, Va.
FOR SALE? Vetch, barley and
wheat for cereal hay crop.
Also Austrian winter peas for
winter co, nr rmn.
Ray Groc. & Feed Co.
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FOR RENT? One A room house,
recently built, and one 4 room
apartment with bath. See
Charles Hunnicutt or csill 1305.
89? ltc
FOR SALE? One high power
rule See or write Fred Sor
relis, Cullasaja, N. C.
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POR SALE ? Mountain View Cafe.
Good highway trade, good
school business. Living quarters.
Only place in town' serving reg
ular meals. C. N. Hill, Young
Harris, ua.
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WILL THE PER80N who bor
rowed our linoleum roller
please return it. Bryant Furit
ture Company.
FOR SALE - 200 bushels of white
'Bread" corn. $2,00 per bushel.
E. N Keener, Otto, N. C.
NOW ORDER ? Stark Broa.
n world-famous, quick - bearing
apple trees. Your back,, lot or
any vacant property will raise
iruit for family or to sell. See
Walter Steele, authorized sales
man, at Press Office. .
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SIGNS- We have attractive FOR
RENT and FOR SALE printed
signs. 5 cents each. The Frank
lin Press.
FOR SALE ? One combination
coal and wood stove, one rug,
9 x 12, reversable, one baby
carriage, one 500 chick brooder.
See Richard Pearson at High
lands Cleaners and Laundry,
Highlands, N. C.
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Real Estate
Dan Bry6on
Phone 141-W
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COMBAT BOOTS-For sale at
Tt^ Macon Shoe Shop.
THE TRUTH? About Catholics?
You should know the real
facts. Write for free informa
Hon to? Box 305, Whiteville, N.
C,
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MITTORALS? Any feldspars car
rying nudules of other miner
als.-' Peculiar quartz? flints''
Canary yellow or apple-tree
green rocks? Any beryiy Micas t
In fact, any minerals you'd
like mined? Send samples and
write about deposits to George
M. Bowman, Mineralogist, Elk
Park, N. C.
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HERE'S QUALITY
YOU PREFER AT
PRICES YOU LIKE
TO PAY!
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ftp
? For grand eating at
money-saving prices, choose
Ann Page Foods . . . A&P's finest!
Sold Only at A&P Super Markets & Food Stores
ANN PAGE FOODS. ..A&P s /i'/lc/FS
TAKE HOME SIX BOTTLES AND GET
12 FULL GLASSES*
Who??T*r rM ?hop, alwaya
take horn* aix big, BIO 12
ouncs bottle* of Pepal-Cola for
th? family t Twt/v* full glanw .
? plasty for alll
COU AT ANY WCtl
Bottled by: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Bryaon City
? iisuUt mpolnttnint M to Pip?l*Cola Compter N. V.
Last Rites Y
Far Mi*? Wilixm Held AJl
Briartown
Funeral services for Miss Lily
Wilson were held at the Union
Hill Baptist church, In the
Briartown community, at 4 p.
m. Wednesday of last week, and
burial followed In the church
cemetery.
Miss Wilson, who was 40 years
of ace, died at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Kyle Watts, In the
? Cartoogechaje community Aug
ust SI.
A native of Macon County,
Miss Wilson was the daughter
of George Wilson, of Cartooge
chaye, and of the late Mrs.
Emily Passmore Wilson.
1 Survivors, in addition to her
father and Mrs. Watts, Include
seven other sisters, Mrs. Lallie
Passmore, Mrs. Monroe Blng
; ham, and Mrs. Bill Hurley, all
of Franklin, Route 1, Mrs. Ada
Mason, of Nantahala, Mrs.
Crawford Horney, of Wajnes
I vllle, Mrs. Arthur Hamby, of
Kyle, and Miss Leona Wilson,
1 of Briartown; two brothers, J. B.
Wilson and Henry Wilson, both
of Franklin; and two half
brothers, Burdon Wilson and
Raburn Wilson, also of Route 1.
The funeral service was con
| ducted by the Rev. W. L. Sor
! rels Pallbearers were Oscar
Passmore, Garland Morgan,
David Passmore, Lloyd Hurley,
Julian Kaiser, Kyle Watts, Slier
Passmore, Ben Morgan, Arthur
Dills and Ralph Bingham.
| Funeral arrangements were
under the direction of Potts
funeral home.
Ty Cobb, one of the greatest
baseball players of all time,
played In 3,033 games during
| his career.
FREE? Do you plan to tmild ??
home? A catalogue of home
plans, designed to save you a
jot 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
r'ranklln
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THE KIND of food you want
when you want it, that Is the
type of service that you can
get at our Franklin Frozen
Food plant. Our locker service
is the key to good living.
' JOB OPENING for young man
or boy who wishes to learn
' the printing trade. Prefer one
who has finished school, but
would consider high school sen
ior for part time. Must be 16 or
, older. Franklin Press.
CHECK IT . . .
COME AND GET IT . . .
WE'VE GOT IT . . .
2 ,-'V* ? ??
, ?' . ? -i- . .
? Nails
? Brick
? Windows
l' -, n .
? Doors
? Roofing
? Asb&stos Siding
? Bath Room Outfits
? Showers
? Hot Water Heaters
? Barbed Wire
DILLARD
BUILDERS
SUPPLY
FRANKLIN, N. C.
Bob Myers Nsmed
As President Of
Sub-District MYF
Bob Myers, who has been
serving as vice-president, was
elected president of the Meth
odist Youth Fellowship sub-dis
trict at a meeting Monday eve
ning at .Snow Hill church. He 1
will fill out the unexpired term
of Manuel Holland, who has
gone to Detroit.
Johnny Owens, of Cowee, was
' elected vice-president, and Julia
Hunnicutt was named secretary
| to succeed Freda Slier, who is
leaving soon to enter school in
| Asheville.
COULD BE
Teacher: "And now Willie,
what is the feminine of 'Bach
elor'?"
Willie: "Could it be 'Lady in
waiting'?"
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as executrix
of Robert M. Rimmer, deceased,
late of Macon County, N. C., i
this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or before
the 7 day of September, 1949
or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settle
ment.
This 7 day of September, 1948.
ALICE RIGDON RIMMER,
i ' Executrix
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We wish to announce that we have purchased
khj Refreshment Shop, and invite the patron
age of cur friends and the general public.
We plan to operate a Clean Place, where yea
will find ?
SHORT ORDERS ? SANDWICHES
SOFT DRINKS ? ICE CREAM
?
NO ALCOHOLIC BEBKRAGES
Ellis Smith Curt Roane
ANNOUNCING ....
THE OPENING OF
DRY MAN'S CAFE
H
Tuesday, September 14th
Mr. I. T. Peek will be in charge of our kitchen.
He is well known for the excellent food
he prepares.
DRYMAN'S CAFE
PRELO DRYMAN, Owner
PENNSYLVANIA j
TIRE.. $15.95 /
Brand New TUBE
1$ MORI / /
lO-DAY I SPECIAL
Here's What You Get ?
PENNSYLVANIA
TIRE..
15.95
TUBE...
FIRST LINE Q|
TOTAfc ?
COST 115.96
A Great Value that wo* 518 85
Fully protected by our Uncon
ditional Ouarantoo againtt
road hazards.
Hum-Hum-Hum
HI *11 BELL MOTOR CO., INCl
PHONE 133 FRANKLIN, N. C.