-Mnbar lump* ?*y b? ia
?any ngn of cancer. A doctor
?hould Im oonaulUd lmmedlate
ly, the American Cancer society
point* out.
P*r?i<t?nt hoi mum. tA ub>
explained continued cough or
difficulty In swallowing Is one
of the "danger signs" of cancer.
A physician should be consulted.
1 IN YOUR PRESENT REFRIGERATOR l|
Tf Convert your present refrigerator
. . . regardless of age ... to fully
automatic nightly defrosting in leu than a minute I Ends the fuss
and muss of hand defrosting. Priced at only $9.95 ... it pays for
itself in savinas. ?
a ____ 'dB-frott-lt' eliminates freeier frost
that steals freshness from foods.
'de-frosf-lf ends the fuss and must
" of hand defrosting.
With 'de-frast-ff your refrigerator
&lCCl%tCWf runs less, uses loss current.
Franklin Hardware Co.
"Always Parking Space on the Square"
Phone 117 Franklin, N. C. Phone 117
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ICE CREAM
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...Princess Pet -- the de luxe Ice Lireara
packed in the Orchid Carton, stamped with
the Crest of Quality -- befits the regal tables
of our land, in our Free American Homes! V
Compare Princess Pet with any other ^
Ice Cream! Its creamy goodness, its delectable
flavor set it apart from all others. Made only
of daily fresh whole milk, daily fresh sweet
cream ana delicate nalural flavorings... Princess
Pet is the finest Ice Cream ypu can buy! A
^rei is nit
Princess Pet Peaches N Cream is ? |
the rovn] flavor-treat of the month, f
Take uome a pint or two , today ! ?
j? V
TASTE THE FRESH CREAM IN^T-ICE CREAM
WHAT
WHEN
WHERE
'W
WHY
SLACKS AUTO PARTS COMPANY
HAS MOVED
THIS PAST WEEK
TO THE BUILDING RECENTLY
OCCUPIED BY FRIGIDAIRE
APPLIANCE STORE., NEXT TO THE
POST OFFICE
IN ORDER TO ENABLE US TO CARRY
A MORE COMPLETE STOCK AND TO
GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS BETTER
SERVICE
Slacks Auto Parts & Equipment Co.
Here's County's Budget
For 1949-50 Fiscal Year
i - ,
JAIL:
Jailer and Supplies ........... $1,000.00
Jail Repairs 50.00
Insurance 50.00
i $1,100.00
HEALTH:
County Physician $250.00
Medical Cost 100,00
Health Co-operative Cost 5,440.00
Hospitalization ..._ 200.00
$5,990.00
WELFARE -SOCIAL SECURITY:
Total (see Welfare Department figures below) $117,320.00
(Federal-state grant to county Is approximately $101,000
of the above total)
SCHOOLS:
Current Expense Schools : $16,400.00
School Debt ? State Loan 3,600.00
Capital Outlay, Schools J 14,400.00
Tax Collector : . 648.00
Treasurer 648.00
$35,696.00
COUNTY WIDE DEBT SERVICE:
County Wide :.. $50,052 00
Tax Collector 1,032.00
Treasurer ...). 516.00
$51,600.00
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP DEBT SERVICE:
Township Debt $5,400.00
$5,400.00
Total County Wide Appropriation $142,550.00 '
Franklin Township Appropriation $5,400.00
WELFARE DEPARTMENT
Total Federal-State County
OAA $84,000.00 $73,500.00 $10,500.00
ADC 45,360.00 38,880.00 6,480.00
AB 2,880.00 2,205.60 674 40
Administrative 16,052.00 7,293.00 8,759.00
TOTAL $148,292.00 $121,878.60 $26,413.40
Less equalizing fund paid by State Department of
Public Welfare (Est.) _ $2,888.00
$23,525.40
County pays 15.9% of total.
The difference between the county's part of $23,525.40 and the
$16,600 to be raised by taxes to be made up out of a surplus
from past years.
4-H Week
Program
Outlined
Governor W. Kerr Scott, Sen
ator Frank P. Graham, and Dr.
J. H. Hilton, dean of agriculture
at State college, are among
speakers slated to address some
1,400 North Carolina boys and
girls during. State 4-H Culb
Week, August 1-5, according to
L. R. Harrill, state club leader.
The event will be held on the
State college campus in Raleigh.
Represenatives from all counties
will attend.
As the clubsters arrive on the
campus, they will be divided
into four large groups known as
Head, Heart, Hands and Health.
Each group will see one of the
following demonstrations each
morning: "Boy Dates Girl,"
sponsored by Wayne county;
"My Spokesman! My Records!",
led by Miss Emmie Nelson, of
the National Committee on Boys
and Girls Club Work; 9ong
leadership under the direction
of Dr. Frederick S. Smith, of
Christ Episcopal church, Ral
eigh; and "Home Is What You
Make It," led by teams from
Northampton, Nash, and Hyde
counties.
For the afternoon demonstra
tions, the boys and girls will
be separated but will still re
main with their large groups.
Demonstrations for the boys
will be dairy production, poul
try, soil conservation, and farm
management. For the girls there
will be demonstrations on dairy
foods, wear-care of clothing,
newswrlting, and floor sanding.
A recreation program consis
ting of sharpshootlng, swim
and baseball has been arranged
for the late each afternoon,
and several special events have
been lined up for the evening
program. Among these will be
a band concert, state 4-H dress
revue, the 4-H honor program,
a candlelighting ceremony, and
a health festival.
Each club in the state has
been Invited to send one girl
and one boy to club week.
Delegates will be accompanied
by some local club leaders and
by county extension workers.
Employers Have
Responsibility Under
Social Security
BY D. W. LAMBERT
Manager
Ashevllle Social Security Office
When we get a claim for
Old-Age and Survivors Insur
ance benefits, one of the most
Important factors to be con
sidered is the total wages that
have been reported by the
worker's employers. Since these
employers' reports are so im
portant, I want to review the
employer's duties under the
Social Security Act.
There are many new bus
inesses being started, so a word
to the new employer first. Some
go Into business without realiz
ing that the Social Security Act
provides for two separate in
surance systems for their em
ployes ? the Federal old -Age
and Survivors Insurance pro
gram, and the State-Federal
unemployment insurance sys
tem. Most all busirtess firms
are concerned with the Old
Age and Survivors Insurance
program if they have even one
employe, .and even if the work
Is only part-time or temporary.
Whether the employer comes
under the state employment in
surance program depends upon
the state law.
The new employer should first
apply for an employer's iden
tification number. Blanks for
this purpose may be obtained
from my office or the internal
revenue office. The employer
should obtain the social secur
ity account number from each
employe at the time he goes
to work, and the name should
appear on his record just as it
Is shown on the card. He should
Insist on seeing the employe's
card and not rely on the mem
ory of the employe in giving
It. When an employer reports
all social security numbers and
names correctly, he has no dif
ficulty.
The collector of internal reve
nue mails the necessary blanks
to the employer before the
thev quarterly reports are due.
When he gets the blanks, the
employer lists all of his em
ployes, with their account num
bers and the amount of wages
paid during the quarter. Then
he malls his report with the
tax to the collector of Internal
revenue.
Many employers see that their
smployes are properly Informed
ibout their Old-Age and Sur
vivors Insurance benefits. I hope
the employers will notify us
irhen they believe benefits are
bousiUAL tuts
fb? iut? of Maw Jm*r hii
etwnalve water navigation fa
cilities, It rates high In Indus-*
trial strength its railway facili
ties are highly developed, mar
ket gardening Is of high Im
portance, Its sea coast resorts
attract hundreds of thousands
of people each year.
More than 500,000 people are
suffering from cancer at any
one time in the United States.
rich in Resources
The state of New Hampshire
produces large quantities of
berries, apples, peaches, and
garden produce. Its dairy and
dairy production is large, while
its mineral production consists,
mainly of granite, sand and
gravel, clay products and mica.
Guarantied
per Potior!
Western Auto Assot. Store
tronde Palmer Street
WHERE RENTS ARE LOWER
I
Because rents are lower and other overhead expenses are less,
Palmer Street business houses often can Shade the Price, or give
you Better Service, or both, and still make a profit.
Result: YOU save the difference
And along Palmar Street you can find almost anything you
want . . .
Groceries or Radios ? Feeds or Shoe Repairs ? Auto Service
and Gas or Bicycle Repairs ? Automobi'es ? Fruits ? Electrical
Appliances.
L. B. Phillips
Shell Products
Washing and Greasing
Farmers Federation
Quality Seed, Fe?d and Fertilizer
Country Produce Bought and Sold
Berry's Fruit Market
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Water Ground Corn Meal
Franklin Service Station
Gulf Products ? Quality Service
Phone 111
Reid's Esso Service
Complete Auto Service
Phone 32
Welch Grocery & Feed Co.
Groceries and Feeds
Phone 278
Franklin Shoe Shop
Shoe and Bicycle Repair?
Formerly in McCoy Bldg. Basement
Macon Willys Co.
Cars, jeeps. Farm Machinery
Phone 233
Franks Radio & Elec. Co.
Radios anid Radio Repair
Refrigerators, Ranges, Washing Machines
YOU NEVER SAW SUCH ROOM !
Kelvinator is cold tlear
to the floor!
? Yes! Kelvinator gives you loads
of shelf space, plus the refriger- '
ated Fruit Freshener that keeps
fruits . . . soft drinks deliciously
cold!
? Big Frozen Food Chest holds 40
pounds of packaged frozen foods
and ice cubes.
? Plenty of ice cubes . . . from four
big quick-release ice trays!
? Lots of space for tall bottle*.
? Big 12-quart crisper to keep gar
den greens dewy fresh.
? Powered by Polarsphere, Kel
vinator's famous penny-pinch
ing cold-maker. Sealed-in-steel!
* Prices shown are for delivery in your kitchen with 5- Year
Protection Plan. Slate and local taxes extra. Price * and
tpecifieaiiont wh<~i to change without notice.
\
Jim
LOOK AT THE VALUE!
Model CM l!hiatrat>4 $299.75
o?h.r Mod.U from 189.75
Mi |N ? "? THt COMPUTt UNI
j
. .GET COLD CLEAR. TO 7 WE FLOOR.
Martin Electric Company