in fall CLEANING SUPPLIES!
Self-Shining Wax For Floors (Qt. 49c)
Dixie-Home Wax - 29c
For Floors, Walls Woodwork & Laundry (Qt. 69c)
Texize Cleaner .... - 39c
Highly Absorbent long Lasting Cotton
Floor Mops - 69c
Effketrt MowmJioM CWommt Sturdy
Spic&Span... 2 ?? 47c Scrub Brushes . . 21c
Gold Stal Dixt. Mt. Fhw Qvolitr
Giass Wax * <* 59c B r o o ? s a ? ?? ^ $1.17
TIME-SAVER SPECIAL
DELMONICO
SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI
Buy three 7 oz. packages of spaghetti
or macaroni and get a new Fire-King
Utility Baking Pan? Guaranteed by
Good Housekeeping.
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FOR ONLY \J
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Pktsweet Frozen Fwih
Cat Broccoli . ??' 19c
Ptetswset Frozen Freeh
Butter Beans . '22" 19c
ARMOUR
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Armour's All-Meat Treat
TREET
12 Oz Can 45c
Real Sugar-Cured Ham
CHOPPED HAM
12-Oz. Can 54c
Armour's Savory
BEEF STEW
16-Ox. Cm 53c
Armour's Tasty
TAMALES
IOJ-Oi. Jar 26c
Armour's Two-Bite Franks
Vienna Sausage
* 21c
TRUE SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY
IS OUR RULE FOR COURTESY
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Packed At The Fleeting Moment Of Perfect Flavor!
Vacuum Packed Yellow
NIBLETS O ao, Q C (
CORN * ?- 03
Fine Flavor Red Label
LUZIANNE Lb.
COFFEE c"
83
Thrifty Short Grain Rice
WATER 3u.
MAID
Green Giant Peas . . . N-0i 21 0
You Can't Bake Wrong With Bake-Rite
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Bake-Rite Shortening - 75?
Produce Department Values!
Fresh Purple Hull Crowder Fresh Yellow Crookneck
Peas 2 23e Squash.. 2 - 29c
Fresh, Small Green Fancy Sweet " ' *
Lima Beans 2 35? Red Grapes 2 25e
Favorite Eating Apple! Fancy Red
Delicious Apples 3 - 39c
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The Dixie-Home Quality-Tender Pregram Is YOUR GUARANTEE!
Tasty & Nutritious As More Expensive Cuts? Pork Chop* ^
Economy Chops. . . - 59c
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Economical Pork Roast Meaty Country Style
Boston Butt ? 55c Back Bone . - 57?
f ECONOMY
CUT
Southern Gold Colored Vi's
MARGARINE
- 26c
Household Cleanser
OLD DUTCH
Cm
12e
Granulated Soap
OCTAGON
Ue. 29C
Nutritious Dog Food
IDEAL
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Soap Powcbr
OCTAGON
3 iwn*. 25?
MarVELous For DMwt
VEL
29*
Paper Dinner Napkins
MARCAL
15C
The Foaming Cleanter
A J AX
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Laundry Soap
OCTAGON
3 - 22*
Pastel Paper Nopldra
MARCAL
2 ??? 25?
For Family Watli
FAB
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Neu?s uAbout People
MRS W E. HUNNICUTT. Society Editor ? Telephone 211
MISS RICE BRIDE
OF MICHIGAN MAN
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Rice, of
Franklin, Route 3. have an
nounced the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Leona Rice, to
1 Roy Ruszkowski. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Ruszkowski, of Flint.
Mich.
The marriage was performed
In Flint on August 20 by Jus
tice of the Peace Henrietta C.
Hart.
Mrs. Ruszkowski is a graduate
of Franklin High school and
i worked in Winston-Salem this
summer. Mr. Ruszkowski is em
: ployed by General Motors in
I Flint, where they will live.
i
Personal Mention
I
, Miss Merrily Brooks, of Char
lotte. spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bosco and
small daughter, Marie Antoin
ette, of Falls Church, Va.. are
guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Hurst.
Mrs. C. C. Daniels and Miss
Evelyn Daniels have returned to
New York City after spending
the summer at their home,
"Dixie Hall".
Mrs. Henry Slagle is in the
C. J. Harris Community hos
pital, Sylva, for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porter
and son, of Salisbury, are vis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Setser.
Mrs. Benjamin Neely and Mrs.
W. E. Lotspeich have returned
Several Attend W.S.C.S.
Meeting In Highlands
Among those attending the
j Woman's Society of Christian
Service sub-district study course
I in Highlands Wednesday of last
I week were Mrs. Roy Cunning
Iham. Mrs William Smart. Mrs.
I A. A Siler, Mrs. Paul Callahan.
| Mrs. W. A Rogers. Mrs. Earl
{Harmon. Mrs. Fred S Moore.
Mrs. Nelson Waldroop. Mrs
! Henry Cabe, Mrs. T. W. Porter.
| Miss Laura Jones. Mrs. Frank
| A. Starrette and Mrs. P. H.
j Potts.
to Atlanta, Ga , following a visit ,
with Mrs. Joe Setser.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H Brooksbire
visited relatives in Demorest, j
Ga., on Sunday.
Mrs Donald Collier, of Chi
cago, HI., is the guest of her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Lucy Col
lier.
Mrs. Pritchard Smith, Jr., of
Waynesville, underwent, an op
eration at Angel clinic Friday
afternoon- and is reported im
proving,
John Cheek, of Franklin,
underwent an operation at Angel
clinic Monday.
The Rev. Will Lunsford, of
Nantahala, was admitted to
Angel clinic Monday.
Mrs. Aaron Stevens, of Frank
lin, underwent an operation at
Angel clinic last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maxwell
and daughter, Judy, of Wash
ington. D. C., were guests of
Mrs. Maxwell's father, Charles
D. Raby, last week.
J. P Moore, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Moore, who broke
his leg at Cullasaja school, is
at Angel clinic.;
A stork shower, honoring Mrs.
Charles Mincey, was held Tues
day night at the home of Mrs.
Leslie Young. Mrs. Logan Allen,
Jr. and Mrs. Young were co
hostesses. The honoree received
many lovely gifts.
Paul Higdon, of North Brook
field, is visiting friends and rel- "
atives here.
Can you answer "Yes" to
these questions?
Are You looking for a good job?
Can You live on $100 per week?
Do You have a car?
Are You neat, industrious?
Are You Looking for advancement?
Do You have managerial ability?
Are You ready to go to work?
Have an opening for two men in Macon County.
If you can answer Yes to these questions,
please contact for personal interview.
Thomas C. Blevins
Skyway Hotel Lobby
Franklin, N. C.
Saturday, September 20. 9-12 a. m. ? 2-4 p. m.
JUST OPENED
J
RICKMAN'S O. K. Rubber Welders
I
Tire Store and Recapping Shop
At Rear of Ray & Welch
(In space formerly occupied by Houston's Garage)
O. K. RUBBER WELDERS
Is a name that carries with it a nation-wide
guarantee . . . This is one of about 1300 of their
shops. m
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I
EARL RICKMAN, Manage
v
Is a native of Macon County, and prior to going
to Brevard several years ago, was with the
Farmers Federation here for several years. ?
He invites his friends and the general public
to visit the new shop.
i s
They will find there a welcome, guaranteed
quality and s?rvice, and a square deal for all,
all the time.