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Set in capitals, bold type, or type larf
er than regular, 16 cents per line.
PRANKS RADIO AND ELEC. CO.
Palmer Street Phone 249
NOW? Is the time to get your
shoes repaired or rebuilt. I
will save you money and satis
fy you or your money back. Good
machinery In a new location
next to Morgan's Cafe. Be mile's
Shoe Shop.
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FOR SALE? Hay and com. See
Robert Brysan, Route 4,
FranUin.
F10 ? ltc
WE HAVE Antl-8Upper Com
pound In both large and small
sizes. Baldwin Market.
F10 ? 2tc ? F17 >
WHITE OAK WANTED? Wanted
to buy White Oak stumpage,
logs or bolts, suitable for staves.
For complete Information as to
specifications and prices, see
Eugene Manteith at our Oowee
Mill or call at our office In
Sylva. W. c. Hennessee Lumber
Company, Inc.
F10 ? 4tc ? M3
FOR SALE ? Modern beauty
shop. Excellent location. Very
reasonable. Contact Margie D.
Moss, Cullowhee, or call 184-J,
Franklin.
APARTMENTS for rent. New
and modern. Garden If desir
ed. .May be seen afternoons af
ter 4 o'clock or Saturday. Miss
Ethel Hurst, Telephone No. 174.
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NO FAMINE at Morgan's; you
come and see; all kinds of
rations and J. F. G. Pood cook
ed good, It's not raw; and please
do let me file your saw. Geo.
Johnson. i , i i \>V
ATTENTION INSURANCE MEN:
Are you interested in making
some good money In the insur
ance business? We now have
openings for two men to call
e.n inquiries In and around
Franklin, Sylva, Murphy, Bry
son City, Hayesvllle, and High
lands. Full or part time. Our
men are averaging )75 to $100
weekly. Car necessary. Apply In
person t<^ C. O. Baldwin, Room
?* 102, Ashear Building, between
9 to 12 a. m.
F10 ? ltc
QUIT LOOKING tor work ?
establish yourself In a profl
table Rawlelgh Business nearby.
Be your own boss. No exper
ience or capital necessary. Write
Immediately. Rawleigh's, Dept.
NCB - 770 - 236, Richmond, Va.
FOR SALB ? 4-room house with
water and lights. Good base
ment. About one acre good land,
Located on Georgia Highway 2/>
miles from town. If interested
see Ernest Wallace, Route 1,
Franklin.
"STORE AND APT"
Two corner lots (about 2 acres,
wtth 2 block buildings. Store
with Apt. above. Just beyond
bridge on Ga. road. Offered for
sale at very attractive price by
out of town owner. Drive by It;
and see Owen C. Furlow, Frank
lin. We can talk business.
F10 ? ltc
FOR SALE ? Trailer chassis,
wheels, tires, axle, springs.
W. L. Hall Sign Shop.
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"NICE CABIN SITES"
Five large lots on pretty knoll,
covered with pine saw timber,
1 mile out Murphy road, turn
right "Furlow Springs" sign.
Lots Just beyond second house
on gravel road. Only $200. each.
Look 'em over, see me at end
of road. We may trade on part
or -all. Owen C. Furlow, Frank
lin.
F10 ? ltc
UPHOLSTERING ? We make
tailored seat covers, headlln
ers. All work guaranteed See
Bobby Phillips at Franklin Up
holstering Shop, near Freezer
Locker. ?
F3 ? 2tp? F10
"GOOD HOME : FINE FARM"
Well known home, good land,
pastures, fine stream water,
plenty woodland. Sell at bargain
If sold this month. Worth Inves
tigating. VA out. Owen C. Fur
low. Furlow Springs, Franklin,
N. C.
F10? ltc
LOST? January 24, two hounds,
a Black and Tan male and a
blue speckled female, wearing
collars with name "Wayne
Smith". Last seen in Wayah
section. Answer to "Hike" and
"Blue". Finder please notify
Wayne Smith, Franklin, Route 1.
$10 reward.
F3 ? 2tp- ? F10
THANK YOU
Having sold our Grocery and Feed business to
TOM HENSON
We take this opportunity to express apprecia
tion to our many friends for their patron
age. To one and all, we say thank you!
BOB HOUSTON
LAWRENCE B. LINER
NOTICE
I have recently purchased the Feed and
Grocery store known as
Liner Grocery & Feed Co.
owned and operated by Bob Houston and L. B.
Liner, opposite Duncan Motor Company, on
. WEST MAIN STREET
I wish to invite the people of Macon Coun
ty to give my store a trial when they are in
need of Groceries or Feed.
I especially invite all the customers who
have traded with Houston and Liner to* con
tinue as my customers. I shall make a Special
Effort to give you the same Fine Service they
have given you in the past.
Whether you intend to buy anything or
lot, come to see me just the same.
I shall do my best to give you Friendly
- j and Courteous Service.
In the future, the business will be known as
Henson Grocery & Feed Co.
TOM HENSON, Owner
NEWS -^PEOPLE
MM. EMORY HCKlfWVTT
Society Editor, Telephone 111
MISS AMMONS, MR. STILES ,
WED IN DARRINGTON, WASH. 1
Word has been received here
o f the wedding of Miss Mamie
Ammoos, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Ammons, and HarreU
Stiles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Stiles, January 28 In Darringtan,
Wash.
The bride and groom are
members of Macon County
families.
Present for the ceremony,
performed by the Rev. Mr.
Breedlove, were Mrs. Mattle
Fisher, Wilford Fisher and son,
Keith, and Mr. and Mrs. Vance
Rogers.
? Following the ceremony, a
wedding supper was served at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rog
ers;
The ocruple will make their
aome In Burlington, Wash.
Personal Mention
The Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Bren
dan, Jr., of Kings Mountain,
formerly of Franklin, arrived
here Monday for a few days'
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Raymond F. Culver, of
LeToumeau Technical institute,
Longvlew, Texas, is here for a
visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Waldroop, of Frank
lin, Route 1.
Bob S. Sloan, Donald C. Carr,
and ' Herrell Ledford of The
Franklin Press staff, were in
Atlanta Friday to visit the new
plant of The Atlanta Journal.
The Journal, which recently
moved to Its new location, has
been holding "open house" for
public Inspection of its plant
for the past three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Thomas
son, of Andrews, and Mrs.
Thomasaon's father, Dr. W. C.
Mason, of Murphy, were in
Franklin on business Saturday.
Mrs. Flora Ellis spent Sunday
at Crossnore.
Mrs. James Sutton, of Bryson
BUILD BETTER for the future
of yoiur children. Concrete
block ? cinder block ? superock
block. 4" - 8" and 12" sizes.
The W. A. Hays Block Plant,
below the bridge, In Franklin,
N. C.
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SPECTACLES ? I now
have a very good as
sortment of pre-war qual
ity .spectacles in assorted
focuses. Grover Jamison,
Teweler.
F10 ? ltc
FOR SALE ? Small sawmill In
perfect condition, with new
Diesel motor. Priced to sell. See
Elbert Hedden, Gneiss, N. C.
F3 ? 2tp? F10
GET YOUR farm plowed now.
I will plow your farm and
garden when you wont it. See
me or drop me a card at Gneiss,
N. C. Elbert Hedden.
F3? 2tp ? F10
ONION
SETS
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DANVER
FARMERS
FEDERATION
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DON'T FAIL to set those world
famous Stark apple trees!
Now's the time to order for
February and March planting.
See Walter Steele, at Press
office.
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70 ACRES, farm, part of the old
J. E. Calloway farm, 35 acres
In cultivation, 20 acres bottom
land, 4 -roam boxed house, lights,
barn, creek running through
property, River Bend road runs
through property. iyt miles
north of Franklin. $5,000.00,
terms. Carolina Mutual Insur
ance Agency, Waynes vllle, North
Carolina.
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EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE
Distributor wanted to handle
food products consisting of pea
nut butter sandwiches, marsh
mallow pies, 5c cakee, carded
nuts, pork (kins, potato chip*,
popcorn and candle*. Protected
territory. Should have aome ex
perience in store route selling
and be able to secure suitable
panel truck. Reply Box 30, oar*
The Press.
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City, spent Thursday and Friday
here with Mrs. John M Archer,
Jr
Roy Ovaltney, manager of the
A. end P. store here, has
returned to his work alter a
fortnight's absence.
R. S. Jones was hi Asheviile
for several days the first of
this week.
Charles P. Myers, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Myers, of
Franklin, left Saturday for New
Orleans to be sworn Into the
merchant marine. He expects
to be stationed at St. Petersburg,
Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. McLean, of
Whittler, visited relatives at
West's Mill last Sunday.
Mrs. Weaver Carter returned
to her home at West's Mill last
week, after spending two months
with her daughter, Mrs. Emma
Lee Edwards, and family, In the
State of Washington.
Mrs. H. E. Church is spend
ing 10 days in Hamilton, Ga.,
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
L. F. Mobley.
Frank Hlgdon, Charles Con
ley, and H. L. Bryant left last
week on a vacation trip to
Florida. v
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Duncan
have moved into their new
home on the Georgia road, and
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Philbrick
Monday moved into the house,
near the Ayriculture building,
formerly occupied by the Dun
cans.
Mrs. Frances Hiisdon and Mrs.
Hermie Bryant left Monday for
Florida. They expect to be away
'hree or four weeks.
Mrs. W. A. Rogers has gone
to Florida for a six weeks' stay.
She plans to spend most of her
time while away In Lakeland
md Pensacola.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillispie
and two daughters returned
Sunday from a visit to Arkan
sas.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L Dowdle
and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Pender
<jrass left last week for a vaca
tion trip to Florida.
Jos. Ashear, who was confined
to his home by illness several
iavs k?st week, is able to be
iut, again.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Church.
Tr.. q.nd three daughters scent
last week here with Mr. Church's
mother, Mrs. H. E. Church.
Mrs. W. L. McCov and her
son, Crawford McCoy have re
turned from a vacation in
Miami, Fla.
F. S. Sloan, of Raleigh, spent
Friday night here with his
mother and brother, Mrs. W W
Sloan and W. W. Sloan.
The Rev. A. Rufus Morgan
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Mm. Ralph Mmn hu ??
tuipsd to tacr bom# taw*, attar
a visit of several months with
her daughter, Mr*. J. H. Pattil
lo, In Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Adolph Zoellner has
sufficiently recovered from a
major operation she recently
underwent at Angel hospital to
return to her home.
George Tessler Is In Miami,
Fla, where he has accepted a
position. Mrs. Tessler And their
two children plan to Join him
In Miami soon.
Miss Betty Callahan left last
week for Greensboro, where she
will enter the second semester
at Woman's college of the Uni
versity of NOrth Carolina.
Rebecca Reeves, young daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
Reeves, Is doing nicely follow
ing a tonsil operation at Angel
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Woods have
returned from a month's stay
at Indian River, Fla.
Elgin Watches!
Just received a good assort
ment of those good ELGIN
WATCHES, hi both wrist and
socket styles.
High grade wateh repairing?
with genuine repair parte? w
specialty.
Grover Jamison
JEWELER
USED CARS
Reduced Prices
Two 1941 Ford Fordor
Sedans
One 1945 Dodge Pick-up
One 1938 Ford Tudor
One 1937 Packard Tudor
Others to choose from.
REECE'S
USED CAR LOT
Frank W. Reece
Telephone 31*
RADIATOR REPAIRING
Boiling, cleaning and repairs to any
car, truck or tractor radiator
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
SALES | SERVICE
DUNCAN MOTOR COMPANY
24-Hour Wrecker Service
P. M. A.
SEED ORDERS FILLED
WHITE DUTCH CLOVER
KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS
LADINO CLOVER
ORCHARD GRASS
KOREAN LESPEDEZA
ALTA FESCUE
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FARMERS FEDERATION CO-OP
PHONE 92 FRANKLIN, N. C
It Of N?t . i , iu
All NELLY-DON #$?
FALL DRESSES
28% Off
THE QUALITY SHOP
For sanding . . . corners, stairs, closets, etc.
Rent our HILCO Heavy-Duty
Edger
7" sandpaper discs:
No. 2/0 9c ea.
No. 1/8 ..... lie em.
No. m 14c ea.
No. 3H 19c ea.
No. 4 Z9e ea.
. . . and
Stop Hand scraping !
Only 75c per hour
Easy
to
' handle
See us for all finishing materials and supplies.
FRANKLIN HARDWARE CO.
Phone 117 Franklin, N. C. Phone 117
Always Parking Space on the Square
fltsA/Sk
4-lb. Carton Pure Lard 69c
Pork Sausage, lb 35c
Tender Club Steak, lb 65c
Swift's Cut-Up Fryers, lb. 65c
Pork Loin Roast, lb 45c
Oleo Margarine, lb 27c
Frash Ground Hamburger, lb 49c
Swift's Sliced Bfcoon, lb 59c
Baldwin Market
Phone 85 Main Street
Top Quality SEEDS 1
Plus t
J PRODUCE
Profits
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FERTILIZER
5-10-5 3-12-6
6- 8-6 4-10-6
SEEDS
Orchard Grass W. D. Clmr
Ladino Clow AH* Fcmm
Blue Grass Korean Lcapedeaa
Red Top Seed Oats
We will fill your A. A. A.
Purchase Order for your weds
BROWN & CARSON
Franklin, N. C
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