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Phone 9 ? We Deliver
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*? ORANGES
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? CANDY
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? FRUIT CAKES
? CAKE MIX
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ALL PRICED FOR THE HOLIDAY SALE
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COFFEE 99*
Pure Sugar Stick
CANDY 2*Lb. Bo, 45*
Package
PECANS ??45*
Jewell
SHORTENING h* c 79*
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mat wrap up
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playthings
games for all
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CAROLINA PHARMACY
"Your Walgren Agency"
PHONE 84 FRANKLIN, N. C.
? THE SICK ?
Ansel Hospital
ADMITTED:
Dec. 10: Mrs. Dennis Freeman,
of Franklin. Route 4.
Dec. 12: Jeanie Lynn Henry, of
Franklin, Route 5; Miss Joy Ann
McCollum, of Franklin; George
Rush Henson, of Franklin, Route
2; Martha Ann Jones, of Frank
lin, Route 3; George R. William
son, of Franklin. Route 1.
Dec. 13: Mrs. Harley J. Swaf
ford, of Franklin, Route 3: Otto
Gibson, of Franklin, Route 5;
Mrs. Ebbie Lee Bingham, of Clay
ton, Ga.; Mrs. Russell Clarence
; Scroggs, of Franklin.
Dec. 15: Oliver Lee McCall, of
Englewood, Tenn, Route 2.
Dec. 16: Hix Hogsed, of Hayes
ville. Route 3; Charles W. Potts,
of Franklin, Route 4.
DISCHARGED:
Dec. 10: Mrs. Frank Allen
Smith, of Franklin, Route 3: Mrs.
Lucinda Crownover, of Franklin;
Mrs. Lloyd Hampton, of Bryson
City, Route 3; Mrs. James Wesley
Watts, of Franklin, Route 1; Mrs.
Edwin Diilard Miller, of Dillard.
Ga., Route 1.
Dec. 11: Mrs. Turner William
Enloe, of Clayton, Ga.; Mrs. Roy
Lee Moore, of Franklin; Howard
P. Bradley, of Dillard, Ga., Route
1; William Thomas Barnard, of
Franklin, Route 3.
Dec. 12: Mrs. James Marshall
Ashe, of Sylva, Route 2; Mrs.
Ausborn Cecil Parker, of Frank
lin, Route 1; Mrs. Dennis Free
man, of Franklin, Route 4.
Dec. 13: Mrs. Clyde Mack Kins
land, of Franklin, Route 4; Mrs.
Lewis W. Seay, of Franklin, Route
3; Miss Joy Ann McCollum, of
Franklin; Mrs. Harley J. Swaf
ford, of Franklin, Route 3.
Dec. 14 : Miss Mary Sue Bailey,
of Franklin, Route 4; Mrs. Rus
sell Clarence Scroggs, of Frank
lin.
Dec. 15: Mrs. Jeter Biss Buch
anan, of Franklin, Route 3; Mrs.
Harley Neal Evitt, of Franklin;
Ellen Marie Phillips, of Franklin,
Route 2.
Dec. 16: Thomas Jay Owl, of
Franklin, Route 1; Mrs. Ebbie Lee
Bingham, of Clayton, Ga.; C. L.
Pendergrass, of Nant^hala.
Angel Clinic
ADMITTED:
Dec. 9: Don Ledford, of Pren
I tiss; Miss Christine McGaha, of
Cowee; Mrs. ftobert Rickman, of
Franklin; Grady Bates, of Frank
lin; Grady Franks, of Franklin;
Parker Adams, of Ellijay; John
Collier, of Cartoogechaye.
Dec. 10; Hoyt Ledford, of
Prentiss; Mrs. Vinnie Browning,
of Watauga; Garland Frady, of
Sylva. ' *
pec. 11; Billy Harvey, of Etna;
Robert Austin, of Miami, Fla.;
Miss Bell Bryant, of Iotla.
Dec. 12; Earl Padgett, of Wayn
esville; Tommy Davenport, of
Hayesville; Aster Cabe, of Frank
lin; Weaver Scott, of Franklin.
Dec. 13: Omer Baldwin, of
Hayesville; Lester Patterson, of
Hayesville; W. C. Calloway, of
Cullowhee; Joyce Hurst, of Frank
lin; Dorothy Eppley, of Franklin.
Dec. 14: Don Henry, of Sylva;
Miss Orphie Cabe, of Iotla.
Dec. 15: Miss Hazel Moss, of El
lijay; Mrs. John Johnson, of
Sylva; Walter Ashe, of Dillsboro;
Charlie Robinson, of Dillsboro;
Johnnie Greenwood, of Cartooge
chaye; Roy Jenkins, of Etna.
DISCHARGED:
Dec. 13: Miss Martha Sue Tru
itt, of Waynesville; Furman Mc
Gaha, of Cowee; Mrs. Kate Davis,
of Almond; Mrs. Lawrence Coch
ra?, of Burningtown; Jimmy Mc
Dowell, of Tryphosia.
Dec. 14; Mack Gibson, of Mur
phy; V. A. Burgess, of Franklin;
Alton Tennant, of Salt Lake City,
Utah; Mrs. Flora Green, of Frank
lin; Mrs. Marjorie Hopkins, of
Cartoogechaye; Mrs. Myna Cun
ningham, of Sylva.
Dec. 15: Miss Eldle Cowart, of
Prentiss; Mrs. Maggie Daqiels, of
Highlands; Barnard Phillips, of
Franklin; Mrs. Floy McCall, of
Iotla; Miss Bell Bryant, of Iotla.
Dec. 16: Hoyt Ledford, of Pren
tiss; Garland Frady, of Sylva;
9ft OFF
1 COUNTER OF
Rhinestone Necklaces and Ear Bobs
V
Brooches
AND MANY OTHER ITEMS OF
Ladies' and Children's Jewelry
MANY, MANY WONDERFUL BUYS HERE
See These!
JAMISON - JEWELERS
Items From
Kyle
By MRS. DOSHIE HANEY
Mr. and Mrs. Zell Haney and
family, of Oastonla, spent the
week end vUitlng Mrs. Haney s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hix.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Orey, ol
Lookout, Tenn . spent the week
end with Mrs. Grey's parents, Mr. I
and Mrs. D. C. Hembree.
Mr.- and Mrs. Delmer Cope, of
< High Point, spent the week end
1 with Mr. Cope's parents, Mr. and
1 Mrs. John Cope.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lunsford
have moved back to their home
here from Atlanta, where they
have lived for the past two years.
Mr. and Mrs. Astor Solesbee
and family, of Black Mountain,
spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Soles
bee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. A.
j Baldwin.
Jewel and Loman Haney, of
! Gastonia, spent the week end vis
iting their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Haney.
Ray Davis, who is working in
Pittsburgh, Pa., spent the week end
| Grady Bates, of Prentiss; Parker
I Adams, of EUijay; Dewey Guffey.
of Watauga; Weaver Scott, of
Franklin; Earl Padgett, of Way
nesville; Don Ledford, of Prentiss.
"THE SHORTEST
WAY TO DO MANY
THINGS IS TO DO ONE
THING AT A TIME"
. # (Author's Name Below)
Prescriptions, cannot be
mass produced on assem
bly lines. Each one must be j
compounded individually be
cause it Is specifically writ
ten for one person. For that
reason it usually shortens
sickness time.
Invariably the midicines
in a prescription give relief
much more quickly than
patent medicines or home
treatments. Your physician's j
skilled diagnosis usually pre
vents serious sickness ? if you j
consult him at the first sign
of trouble. The shortest way
to continued better health is
to do this lone thing first ?
consult your physician when
sick.
YOUR PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE
119
WHEN YOU NEED
A MEDICINE
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Pick up your prescription
if shopping near us, or let us
deliver promptly without ex
tra charge. A great many
people entrust us with the
responsibility of filling their
prescriptions. May we com
pound yours?
Angel's Drug Store
"Your Rexall Store"
Franklin. N. C.
Phone 119
* Quotation by Richard Cecil
(1748-1777)
Copyright 1957 (9W2)
$10-$25
OFF
On All Our Cars
for
CHRISTMAS
1950 Ford Fordor
Heater, good tires, Pres
tone in the radiator.
$385
That's $15 off
1949 Ford Coupe
Radio, heater, nice Mack
finish.
$225
That's $25 off
1947 Ford Tudor Six
Radio and heater.
$95
That's $55 off |
1951 Chev. 34 Ton Pickup
Factory stake bed.
$475
That's $20 off
REECE MOTOR
COMPANY
Corner Palmer and Phillips Sts.
Phone 310
Franklin, N. C.
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with hU parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
C. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hix and
family have returned to their
home In Kyle after spending sev
eral months In Pittsburgh. Pa.
J. M. Ray. of Kyle. Is a patient
at Memorial Mission Hospital In
Ashevllle.
mACON'8
New esc Citizens
Born to:
Mr. and Mrs. Jeter Biss Buch
anan, of Franklin. Route 3, a son.
Dec. 11 at Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edmond
Cruse, of Franklin, a son, Dec.
16 at/ Angel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Tallent. of
Franklin, Route 3, a daughter,
Dec. 16 at Angel Hospital.
A safe "rapid fire" new way
of treating lack of Iron In the
body, the most common defi
ciency disease among babies, Is
reported by a specialist at the
Los Angeles Children's Hospital.
The treatment Is Injected Into
the muscle of an lron-dextran
compound. The specialist re
ports In the medical Journal,
Pediatrics, that as little as
three Injections will not only
cure a baby's anemia, but will
provide it with enough Iron
stores to meet Its growth needs
for a year.
TRY US ONCE,
YOU'LL USE
US ALWAYS
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Variety is the Spice of
Our Printing Business
On any day, we're apt to be
printing anything . . . from a
shipping tag to a souvenir pr?
gram, from a billhead to a
broadside. Every job . . . large
or small ... is printed care
fully and ready right on time.
The Franklin Press
Phone 24
printing as you like it
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4322DEC. '57 M.P.43
Solving Present Problems f\
It's our business to know what men
like. So why not make it your busi
ness to shop here for gifts?
Dress Shirts - $2.95
Gloves - - - - $2.98
Slippers - - - $4.95
Belts $1.50
Robes ----- $3.95
Pajamas - - - $2.95
Socks - - - - $0.55
Mufflers - - - $1.00
Ties $1.50
Sweaters - - - $2.98
Sport Shirts - $1.98
Jackets - - - - $3.98
Dress Shirts ? $3.98
OPEN THIS FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 O'CLOCK
FREE GIFT WRAPPING
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DRYMAN'S
Macon County's Fineat Men's Shop