Friday, September 19, 1924
THE FRANKLIN PRESS
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WANT ADS
5c per Line for Each Insertion
NOTICE We will discontinue buy
ing tics September 23 for a while.
Taylor-Colquitt Tie & Pole Co. It
FARM STOCK If you have, a cow
you would like to sell or exchange
for other stock let The Press inform
he farmers of Macon Cnnntv ahnnt
it. Ihe cost is small. . tf
FOR SALE Four year old Mare, and
mule colt. L. D. Dills, Route 1. pS26
TAKE YOUR Jefferson Standard Life
Policy with W. B. Lenoir, Resident
Agent. . . tf
USE THE WANT W COLUMN-If
you have something to sell or if
you want to buy something, the small
Want Ad, at a very smajl cost, will do
the work for you. ,Try the PRESS.
FOR SALE A farm of 100 acres, 2lA
miles southwest of Franklin, Y2
mile of the 'State highway. Good lo
cation. Will sell for cash down, or
reasonable terms. Will sell all1 to
gether or divide it. For further, in
formation call at Press office. S26
FOR SALE 8 Cows. Apply at Press
Ipffice for information. pS19
TWO YOKE of oxen for sale. Will
sell for cash or trade for young
cattle. Also will trade some work
mules for cattle. J. W. Addington.
Franklin, N. C. pS26
FOR SALE Ginseng Seed. Chalmer
I'.nloe, Route 1, 'Franklin, N. C. pit
FOR SALE Farm near 'Prentiss
close to station, church and school.
Will sell all together or divided into
three small farms if desired. Geo. T
Stiles, Franklin, N. C. tf
WANTED Good beef cattle and
sheep. Also corn fed hogs off the
pole, 100 to 175 lbs. Spot cash paid
tf' ESSIG MARKET.
Personal Mention
Mrs. Harrv Howard, nee Miss
Anice Siler, of Hiroshima, Japan, is
spending a while here visiting rela
tives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Dock Rogers, of
Shookville, were visitors in Franklin
last Saturday,
Mr. J. N. Calloway, of Tugalo, Ga.,
spent the last week end with rela
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gudger, of
Asheville, spent a snort time here last
week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A, W. Man gum,
Mr. Geo. M. Keener, of Cullasaja.
was in town on business one day the
first of this week.
Mr. Carey Hall, of Etna, was in
town on business Tuesday.
Mr. J. T. Yonce, of Route 3, was a
.isi:or in Franklin 'Tuesday.
. Mr. F. S. Johnston, Jr., of Plant
City, Fla., spent a few days with reF
atives Here this week.
Miss Clara Belle Stiles left last
week for Elizabeth City, N. C where
she is to be supervisor of music in the
public schools. ' '
Take your Jefferson Standard Life
Policy 'with W. B. Lenoir, Resident
Agent Advertisement. tf
Mrs. James Haynes, of Cruso, N. C.
spent this week here visiting her
sister, Ms. J. W. Street. .
SELL OR BUY FARM-Many a good
farm has been bought and sold
through a 25 cent want ad in The)
Press. They cost but little, but work
wonders. Try one. tt
NOTICE We will discontinue buy
ing ties September 23 for a while.
Taylor-Colquitt Tie & Pole Co. It
BRIEF HISTORY of Macon County,
and Topography of Macon County,
in pamphlet form, for sale at the
Press office, 10c a copy. tf
WANTED Bids from reliable farm:
ers on wintering twenty steers
weighing between 6 and 8 hundred
pounds. To be taken November 1
end brought back April 1. Let me
hear from you. Henry Francis, Route
4, Waynesville, N. C. pS26
FOR . SALE-20 Full Blood Brown
Leghorn hens and 50 Brown Leg
horn pullets. Phone 10-L. Isaac
Keener. It
WANTED Several hundred bunches
tops and fodder. C. T. Blaine. It
NEW GOODS.
Just received a new line of goods,
Men's and Boys' Suits, Wool Shirts
Overcoats, Hats and Shoes.
Largest line of Sweaters for all the
family, especially for boys and girls
from 6 to 15. years old.
Ladies' Long and Short Coats from
$5.00 to $30.00, each. Coat Suits,
Dresses, best line that has ever been
shown here.
Hosiery, the best line I have ever
carried. ... -
To make the long story short, you
' will be pleased if you look over my
line.' I have the goods for you.
Yours for service,
JOS. AS HEAR.
SB
FOR ICE
-CALL-
41
FRANKLIN ICE CO.
PAUL NEWMAN, Prop.
There will be services at Dryman's
Chapel next Sunday, September 21
at 3 P. M. . '
Co-operative marketing provides an
impartial marketing for the product
of each member of a co-operative as
sociation.
To get a medium-priced range with
out a fault, buy a Cole's Down Draft
Range. They are made by. experts.
IN MEMORY OF
MR. P. H. JUSTICE
Mr. Justice was at the home of his
brother, Mr. John Justice, and on
Saturday, August 30th, the death an
gel came and carried his soul away
to the blessed Lord that gave it.
We feel a great loss in our cortimun-
ity and church, but we feel our loss
is. his eternal gain. .We feel that he
is enjoying that peace for which he
has so long waited. '
1 ; have known Mr. Justice for 32
years and never knew of him being
in any trouble of any kind. He was
married when a young man. He
leaves behind to mourn his depar
ture, his wife, and two sons, two
brothers and two sisters, besides
many other relatives and friends. I
truly hope his boys will follow' his
footsteps and be just such men as
Mr. Justice. I didn't get to visit
him in his sickness, but those that
did say that he was patient until the
end. -As. we all know, it is very com
forting to say good things about peo
ple when they are gone, but not so
with niye, as he has always been a
friend to me and my family.. I feel,
that Ins life has been an example for
our young men. I have often 'heard
boy- speak of him as being such' a
nice man;
lie wis laid, to rest in ti:- Tellico
cemetery September 1st, under a
mound of beautiful flowers, awaiting
the Judgment Day. ' '
Oil, how we will miss hini in our
Sunday School. He was a deacon at
the Tellico Baptist Church for sev
eral years, and has always been a
faithful member.
With many good wishes to the be
reaved familv, I am their friend,
" MRS. W. E. SMITH.
Hall's Cat&wla
will do what we
claim for it-
rid your system of Catarrh or Deafnees
caused by Catarrh.
Sold by druggists for over 40 yean
F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio
Mr. F. W. Ledford, of Teresita was
in Franklin last Tuesday.
Mrs. Neville Sloan returned home
Saturday from Chester, Mass.,. where
she has been spending the summer.
Misses Margaret and Virgina Smith
left Wednesday to enter the North
Carolina College for Women at
Greensboro.
Mrs. Nellie Thomas, left Monday
for her home in Atlanta, after spend
ing a few days here.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. West, a
boy, Wednesday, September 17.
That day used in selecting good
seed for next year's plantings is the
most valuable day's work done on
the farm.
EAT AT
REECE'S
RESTAURANT
If Not, Why Not?
HOME COOKING
OitstmuUl
OUR 500 makes of motor have
been successfully oiled by one
or other of the three consistencies
of "Standard" Polarine, the qual
ity oils. Consult your dealer's
chart, then insist on seeing the
name on can or tank.
STAM DA
"STANDARPfJ
Ask for them
by namet
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Motor Oils
MEADOWLAND FARM DAIRY
GILMER CRAWFORD.
PURE MILK AND CREAM.
Daily Deliveries Anywhere in Town. 1 Phone East 37
I wil continue the prize giving1 on Saturday after
noons and beginning Saturday, the 13th, I will use
a new card system. This will eliminate all those
who have gone away. Be sure and come in before
noon Saturday and. get. your card. The prize for
next Saturday will be a handsome box of paper
worth $4.50, now on display.
FRANK T. SMITH
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
2K J
See my. line of merchandise. They
will please you in quality and price.
' JOS. ASH EAR.
Notice to Fruit and
Vegetable Shippers
Essig Market
U. O. ESSIG, Prop.
Fresh Meats of All Kinds
Fin Home Mad Sautaga
Everything kept in, a first
class market. Phone 42
The Tallulah Falls Railway Com
pany has a published tariff permitting
the stopping of car of vegetables or
fruits and apples at as many stations
as necessary on T. FY Ry. for com
pletion of the carload and come with
in the required carload minimum.
The entire contents of the car miist
be consigned to one consignee at one
destination.
A 'charge of $5.00 will be made for
each stop when the car is taken out
of the train and $2.00 per car for each
stop when the loading is done while
the train is standing at the station
and the car is not cut out of train but
merely opened at the station to load
additional shipments.
After the loading is completed the
consignment will be charged for on
basis of the "highest carload rate and
minimum .weight applicable on any
article contained in the car from the
initiivl point of sh'pment to final des
tination, plus the stoppage charge.
BUTTER.
On last Thursday morning, the five
grocery stores in Franklin were over
stocked with butter. None wanted to
buy. For the last they bought they
paid 30c per vound.
It has been suggested that ft would
be better for the farmers if most of
the cream could be said at the cream
station instead of being churned. It
can be hand skimmed. A cream sepa
rator is not necessary. The cream
station is paying 35c per potind for
butter fat this week. ..
THE SHOP OF QUALITY
SHOE SALE SHOE SAL
We -have 50 Pair Men's Work Shoes to sell at
greatly reduced prices.
FOR CASH ONLY
$2.50 Shoes to go for:.::.:;..;A,...:;:........:,.:.::.....,41.50
$3.00 Shoes to go for....; .................: ......$2.50
$4.00 Shoes to go for..... ..........$2.75
$4.50 Shoes to go for........... $3.25
$5.50 Shoes to go for...... ......... . ........ .. ..... .... . .$3.75
All of the above Shoes are all leather Shoes
and will give good service. It will pay you to see
these Shoes while they are on sale as you can get
a good bargain if you can find your number.
We have 3 pair Boys' Boots, sizes 1, 3, at $3.00:
Two pair fives, at $3.75. ,
0- W. MAM
PHONE 86