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THE FRANKLIN PRESS
FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1325
PAGE SIX
WANT ADS
5c per Line for Each Insertion
FOR SALE Bv owner. A few choice
resident lots on paved streets.
j. M. MOORE. ,
FARM TOOLS The I'ress has re
ceived inptiirics fro used far mtools
If you have nny to sell send an ad to
the Press. 5 cents per line, about 1
cent per word. t ,
WANTED Good fat cattle, good
sheep, also corn fed hogs off the
pole, 100 to 175 lbs. Spot cash paid.
Kssig Market. , tf
: WANTED Every property owner
lo use a gallon of L & M Semi-Paste
.paint out, of any he buys, and if not
perfectly satisfactory the remainder
can be returned wi'.lio paymenr. be
ing made for the one gallon used.
See our advertisemest in this paper
...LONGMAN & MARTIN, PAINT
MAKERS. '''
TAXI SERVICE
Careful driving, reasonable charges,
anywhere, any time. Phone 19.
FRED T. BRYSON
FOR , SALE McCormick binder
in good running order. Will sell
theap. J. L. Barnard, Franklin,
K. C. - . .. ' .
TAKE YOUR Jefferson Standard Life
Policy with W. B. Lenoir, Resident
Agent. tf
HEMSTITCHING I have a good
machine and an e::pert operator to
do your Hemstitching. Mrs.' V. J.
Zachary. M10
'I WILL start with the Potato Plants
by May 10th, and will handle them
ill during the season of about 40
days. The price this year will be 30c
per 100, C. T. Blaine. 3tMl
Plants direct from
Genuine Improved
ORDER YOUR
the grower.
Nancy Hall and Porto Kico Fotato
plants, grown from potatoes that
produced 508 bushels per acre last
'year, at $300 per thousand. YES
"THEY ARE NOW READY AND
'AM SHIPPING EVERY DAY.' It
'will pav to plant the best. Tomato
plants at 30c per hundred. $1.50 per,
' thousand. VICTOR DEEN, Alma,
Ga. ' 6tM29
Beautify the school grounds.
A. M. E. Zion Oiurch
The Quarterly Conference of A. M.
V.. Zion churches, consisting of the
Franklin, Cowec, 'Sugar Fork and
Clayton, Ga., churches was held at
Chanel on April, 24th and
25th." Presiding Elder W. W. Slade
of Swanonoa presiding.
Saturday was devoted to the busi
nf-s nf the .churches. Tlv business
conditions of the churrhes, are in
good shape. .
The following collections tor the
churches -wcr,.-made: ' ,
Franklin, $13.00; Clayton, $750;
FnrW. $5.00: Co wee. $3.75.
Sunday school collections $3.14. AllJ
day collections morning, io.;
evening 11.05. All night collections
$5.05. General claims J1.00. .
On Sunday Presiding Elder Slade
nreached three powerful and interest
ing sermons, morning, afternoon and
night. On each occasion the church
was crowded to capacity.
Rev. J: L. Love is in charge of the
Franklin Circuit consisting of the
churches named above. Under his
able leadership the churches in his
charge are prospering, both spiritual
ly and financially,
Charlie . Scruggs is superintendent
of the Sunday school at Scruggs
Chapel and the trustees of the
church at that place are: Charlie
Scruggs, Rob Scruggs and W. R.
Hayes. ,
Scruggs Chapel has recently spent
approximately $55.00 on painting and
general repairs on the church.
Idle Hour Expands
Messrs. Steve Porter and Jess Con
lev, beginning thP first week in May.
will have daily attractions at the
Idle Hour Theatre. In the past few
months these young men hav made
quite a reputation for themselves in
the show business. The Idle Hour
shows only thP best productions and
those, who see the pictures always
come away well pleased.
Beautify the school grounds.
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INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
SPECIALTIES-FIRE AND LIFE
An opportunity to quote rates, .guarantees, etc.,
will be appreciated. '
Office in the rear over Franklin Press.'
W. B. LENOIR
General Mica i Clay Co.
Building Addition to Plant
The General Mica and Clay com
pany, under supervision of Mr. D. D.
Rice, general manager, is construct
ing a large addition to their plant at
Iotla bridge. The. new building, will
be located above the road directly
opposite the old plant and will be
devoted to washing the mca and
clay before carrying to the main
building for completion of ' the. pro
cess. It is expected that the new building
will increase the capacity of the plant
about 300. per cent. ' V
Thp General Mica and Clay com
pany has a contract with the tow.n
of Franklin to fornish hydro-electric
energy on December 1st of this year
at which time electricity will b used
for power purposes instead o fsteatn.
Beautify the school grounds.
Poultry Sale
May 13th is the date set for the
next carlot sale of poultry. The car
will stop at Otto on Thursday morn
ing, May 14th for loading poultry.
The car will be stopped at Dillard
provided thP farmers promise enough
poultry to justify a stop.
If you have all the eggs you will
need for hatching purposes for this
season th old roosters should be sold
unless they are extra good and
worth feeding -until next year.
Feed all the milk to the poultry
that you possibly can so that it will
be fat when thP sale day comes.
Another sale will be held lust as
soon as thert is enough for a car
load. So do not sell fryers that arc
too small.
Jo Economical Transportation)
Beautify the school grounds.
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CORRECTING A MISSTATEMENT
' Last week's issus of THE FRANKLIN PRESS
carried an advertisement over the signature of the
Hurst Motor "Company in which the following. para
graph appeared:
"Having- concluded the necessary negotiations we
are now in a position to sell you a Buick, Chevrolet or
Overland car. Each of these cars within its class is
a marvel of pOAver, comfort and beauty."
In this connection we wish to say that the Hurst
Motor Company is not an agent for Chevrolet, nor,
to the best of our knowledge and belief; does this
concern have any selling agreement with any author
ized Chevrolet dealer.
The Floyd Motor Company, of Bryson City, N. C,
at present covers this territory for Chevrolet, and
'their only authorized representative ,in -Macon Coun
ty is Mr. S. H. Lyle, Jr., of Franklin, N. C.
FLOYD MOTOR COMPANY
Bryson City, N. C.
SAMUEL H. LYLE, JR., Local Representative
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EAT: AT REECE'S RESTAURANT
Good for the men of Franklin town
They know of a , Restaurant easily found,
Where sanitation reigns with might supreme
Well cooked food and dishes clean.
Others change hands when the moon is full'
Or times are hard and business dull' ,
But. George antf Wade like Tennyson's brook '
Go on forever in the same clean nook.
REECE'S RESTAURANT
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It's the UU2tAA!
thing to do .
to buy your
Used Ford Car
from Your Nearest
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This Label
is your
Guarantee
of Value
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clude heavy-weight slate or
mica surfaced roofings for large
permanent buildings,, lighter
weights for small permanent
buildings, and still less expensive
roofings for your inexpensive
buildings sheds, corn cribs, hog
houses, garages, chicken houses,
and shelters.
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No matter what your require
ments are, you will find a grade
and weight of Carey Ready Roof-.
ing at the minimum price for v
which adequate roofing for the purpose can be had.
Giving the best value for the money and the best roofing for the
purpose is our policy. We handle the. Carey line because it fits
that policy of service and value giving. ,
Let us estimate on your needs. N
"A Roof for Every-Building 99
FRANKLIN HARDWARE CO.
FRANKLIN, N. C.