-!; Insertion
, V;'.';tT. -'.wood and I'cr.nn'.ir.oii
i'u;Ur. "r prices ami f.pcn-
tU-a.o.is. 1.o4J,-r.KKVARI) Mfg Co.
UrcvarJ, N. C. "
1, i
' -a i ls of land, ware
't house filled with
-ods. Will sell at a
to right party.; Call
L. .Younce, Route 3,
tf
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reasonable charges.
Phone 77. tf
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sheep. ; Also corn
c pole, 100 to 175, lbs.
ESSIG MARKET.
rson Standard Life
vV. B. Lrnoir, Resident
LE Country store in busi-
jction, year round hustling
If you are looking for a
f investigate this. Cheap for
d this week. Reason for
t'r going to" California.
INTER & STOCKTON tf
at big calander
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FOR RENT Two -dwelling houses.
l)'6 See JOHN S. TROTTER.
An Old Friend Sends
Congua delations to Editor
Dear Harris Received the Christ
mas Issue of the Frankin Press, S. A.
HARRIS, EDITOR. Congratula
tions. Its a humdinger and just ooz
es holly and mistletoe.
Best of luck to you, Yours.
- Advertising in the. Press sells the
goods, .
ruggist.
.2,030Mecufes MX) acres of the best
land in -Macon County, right in the
f-.cart' of ' Cowee Valley. 75 acses in
I.ii'h state of cultivation balance in
pasture and ',. timber. Substantial
h'.iklings, good neighbors, an ideal
f'l iry farm, price' low, easy terms
'-'a? this money making bargain, its
..' em-in every sense. See or write
CARPENTER & STOCKTON,
Eranklin, N. C.
-Weather-boarding, floor
?, casings, doors, windows
a fact anythiny you want
materials; at the. LOW
!. MOORE. ., pD26
11 am the one who
' 7 pep' cent Buckeye
, X" tfc flour i8."50. Red
snorts' $2.00.imojhy hay $1.75.
s $1.10. Lard..l5"ceiits per lb. Su
vl75 per hundred. See S. A."Mun-
"-'ty before you buy.' At the dogwood
i.H tvy. b. A. lUUNDAY,. D26
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FQUjl GEIIERATIOilS
l.aAv Savs Her Family
Has Been Taking Thedford's
' Black-Draught, When
j Needed, for Many Years.
' Alto, Texas. "We inherited the use
Black-Draught in our family," says
k w mir C' i. ' 11
Mrs. jviary onupirme, wnu uvea near
here on B. F. D. 2. "My grandmother
tvas an oiu woman wueu tnc uicu
about ten years ago, an'd she had been
using it literally ever since I can re
member. She gave it to her children
nd grandchildren for biliousness and
itomach complaints.' so when I went
;o housekeeping we just naturally used
it, too. -
"I give it to my children for a
aurgative whenever they need one,
anefwe are never without it. Made
Into tea, it surely is fine. It's the best
borne remedy for headache and consti
pation I know of."
During over 80 year3 of its con
tinued popularity, Black-Draught has
become the standard liver medicine in
many thousands of homes, where it
has been found of great benefit in the
treatment of constipation, biliousness,
Indigestion and other common liver,
stomach and bowel complaints. Ten
million packages of Black-Draught are
now sold a year, as more and more
people are learning of the value of
this well-known remedy.
Insist on Thedford's, the only genu
ine Black-Drau ght powdered liver
medicine. At all dealers'. NC-154
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FOE) SALE
. - small farm near Ellijay
ost Office on Franklin road.
T. R. GK AY
SPECIAL SALE
Y r 'From nov untirthc first of January we will sell'
Xor rebuilding reduction is the price of bed springs.
iYsM' $kved':a, nice, supply of ivory bed-room
piece ivory suits going at $95.00 and three
i-y suits at SS5.00.
Anil to take advantage of these big bargains.
!ke liifti-oi
lAPPl RELAHOnS
Some people claim that business relations can not be so pleasant
as those of a personal .nature. We have not found this to be true..
In our dealings with the public we have found that the" public ap
. preciates courtsey and fair treatment in business even more so than
" in personal relations. We in turn appreciate this attitude of the
people. We ha've ever found the public ready to meet us half way'
to the mutual, advntage.of both. - " - ;
And now :is the Holiday Season is here we extend to one and all
.. our heartfelt thanks for your patronage and wish for each of vou
the merriest kind of Christmas and a happy New Year.
SLOAN BROS, & CO.
Phone 85
Mr. V. H. Sanders who has been
living at Eugene, Oregon, for the
past tto years was here on a visit to
homefolks the latter, part of last
week. Mr. Sanders has been engag
ed in the lumber" business In the west
On his return he will live at Seattle
instead of Eugene. v
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Patten and Mr.
k. M. Patten arrived in Franklin
(Monday from Buckner to spend the
holidays with Mr. Patten's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Patten.- ,
Mr. Federick Sloan who has been
attending North Carolina State Col
lege at Raleigh arrived last Friday
to spend the holidays With his fami
ly. He has enjoyed greeting his old
friends. .
Dr. S, II. Lyle of Franklin N.
paid Clayton a professional visit last
Monday Clayton (Ga.) Tribune.
All the Macon county people who
are engaged on road work near Buck
ner will return to their homes for the
holidays. .
Mr. G. J. Johnston, son of Mr. and ,
Mrs. T. J, Johnston, is home from
days with his family. .."
I .4
n tCJ
Jones who has been at-
raing tne university ot worth Laro-,
Una is with home folks for the holi
days.
Mrs. D. Robert Davis was operated
on at the Angel hospital last Friday
Latest information is to the effect
that she is getting along nicely.
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)f new rugs going at reduced prices.
4LLCU? FURNITURE CO.
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THE SHOf OF QUALITY
TO OUR PATRONS
Fo each of vou our heart felt
ifcs ,fovyour patronage ijjur
r,;;pow drawirfg to a
Co each of you a joyful
ristmas and Bountiful New
tr.
CITY GARAGE
APPRECIATION
Jolly Old Santa Claus is even now on his way
to bring cheer and happiness to millions. The'
Christmas Spirit holds us enthralled. Joy and
gladness are abroad in the land. Old nd young
are wishing each other a merry Christmas and a
happy New Year. . Please allow us also to take
this occasion to extend to our friends and custo
mers the' cheeriest of holiday greetings and to
thank them kindly for all past favors.
We shall also deeply appreciate your consid
eration for the year 1925. . .
B W. HAE2ES
, : L PHONE 86