The l'crnu'rs l"c;lcr;itinii announce.
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that the market fur chickens is plat
ted. Hold your chickens until after
the holidays and watch for further
announcements frqm the Federation
concerning the chicken market.
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N HUMAN experience there is no page mite replete with joyous
association. The first Christ
sacred story, and we visualize its influence thrUgh the,spirit
exemplified in the Jives of our fellows. J J
(The next Christmas we cannot recall. We may have lain , in !.F
itrundle-bed or cuddled in a mother s arms, mat was a nai-
lowed Christmas!
Then followed anniversaries-teeming with visions of
fcleighsv Santa Claus, candy and toys, when the veri-
est romance oi iuletiae was so real I w e never iur
rget those days.
But how mystically they merge into another
fcepoch. With the diminishing vision of Santa
we become aware of a better Christmas in the conscious love
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WANTEDr-Families With ' targe
households of children who need a
want : ,
1st. A better chance to educate
their children and make a living. ;
2nd. An opportunity to become bet
ter farmers under a practical teacher
of agriculture, in an evening school
conducted lor adults. -' r
The School has'nine good farms off
which families are taken for a periocf
of vear's. These families must be of
good material-and the kind that will
make good neighbors and citizeiis; Of
a community. . ;
The School is especially uiterested
in the descendants of early settlers
of original native stock who need and
want to earn and save enough money
to purchase their own . home in the
mountain country. , .
For further information appl m
person to Rabun Gap. Industrial
School, Rabun Gap, ' Jlf'n
and loyalty of others. And then
V' 'years'at: follow, the Christmas season becomes rich-,
r. ana more oeauiuui. ii- n iu&i euiuuoiwn ui o
;and confections. But in all these years there has been
grbwing a tree that is ever green upon it
rt x-w a mousana eiiiiermii budiiiiicb iiauuvvcu
-S i memories of those who nlaved with us
- x. LosJSl around our earliest Christmas trees, or
shared the seasons festivities in, later years. -
Administrator's Notice
Having qualified as, administrator
of Becky Cope deceased,; late fo-, Ma- :
con county, wTCj" this "is ta' notify all;
persons .having claims afeainst the
estate of 'said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or before the
22 day of December, 1925, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted tb
said tstate will please make immedi
ate settlement. This 22 day of .Dec
ember, 1924. -
JOHN COPE
JCKNCJ16 Administrator
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Administrator's Notice
Having qualified "as administrator of
J. Frank Ray, deceased, late of Ma
con fcounty. N. C," this is" to notify' all '
persons having claims against the -estate
of said deceased to exhibit J,m
them to the undersigned on or befo ".1
the 23 day of December, 1925, or;;.
notice will be plead in bar of
recovery. All persons inBerfte;
said estate will please make immeiK
ate settlement. This 23 day of DecSv
ember, 1924. . y
J. FRANK RAY, Jr. f-r
FIMCSCJ16 : ;:. Adminiistratof' ,.
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Notice of Summons
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Refreshing are the recollections that flood upon us as a newer generation takes
May this Yuletide be brighter and, happier than all that have gone before.
North Carolina Macon County.
In the Superior Court,
Before the Clerk.
VV. B. McGuire
vs.
Howard Buckner and Nellie Buckner,
.The defendant. Howard, ?t!rtarerTA
and Nelh'e, Buckner, willke notice I I
that an action entitled as above has 1
been' commenced in the Superior . X
Court of Macon County, North Caffe
lina, to partition certain lands
which the petitioner and defendai
are tenants in common ; and the sa
defendants will further take noti '
that they arc required to appear - U
the oflice of the clerk of the, Superi' JW
Court of said County, in the Cou)
house rt Franklin. North Carolina, ji
the 19th day of January1925, and a
swt-r or demur to the complaint , , i
the" plaintiff, or the plaintiff will at '
ply to the Court for the relief d !
manded in the complaining. a
This 20th day of December, 1924.
FRANK I. MURRAY
J 16. " ; Clerk Superior Cour
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A VORD OF IIIANKS
.,": We have been favorably impressed with
, the evident desire of the oo'd people of Ma
con county to give strangers in their midst,
a fair chance. Of course it is up, to the
strangers to prove themselves worthy of ',
your confidence and support. ,
A little more than a year ago we came to
Franklin with the determination to win your,
approval as a necessary step to our business
success. How well we have succeeded we. .
leave that to your judgment. It is evident, -however,
that our motto -of TRUTH,' HON
OR, FAIR DEALING has won ps many .
friends. , '
As the year draws to a close in the midst
of the happy Holidays we take this opportu-r
nity to thank our new-made friends for their
loyal support. v -
May your Christmas be happy and your
New Year prosperous. rf
johjes noTon & tractor co.
k "-"The White Brick Building On the Square" ,
FABE3EBS FEDERATION
Since the new management took elm of
the Farmers Federation our trade has been enor
mous. We are" now planning for a greatly in
creased trade in 1925. It is our intention to pro
tect the farmer in every way possible, botfrm his
buying and selling. Let us have' your, tra'de for
the'year 1925. In-so far as the farmers are con
cerned Old Santa Claus will live at the Farmers
Federation during the entire year of 1925.
On this happy Holiday Occasion we desire to
extend our thanks ti those who have so loyally
supported us during the past month and to wish
' for EVERYBODY a bright Christmas and pros
perous New Year.
' . Farmers Federation
. ELMER JOHNSON, Manager
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