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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, i2S. THE FRANKLIN PRESS PAGE SEVEN ' YAMT ADS" 5c per Line for Each Insertion Vv r fclo Want Ad taken for less than the price of five lines 25 cents. WANTED Good fat cattle, good , sheep, also corn fed hogs off the pole, 100 to 175 lbs. Spot cash paid. Essig Market. tf WHY NOT take a Standard 20 Pay Life, or 20 year Endowment Policy for the little boy or girl, or both? Policies issued from ONE DAY of age to 65 years. See me, or send your acre and aire of child for full particu lars. W. B. Lenoir, Franklin, N. C. tf HIGHEST HIDE PRICES and best weights. Express your hides to Athens Hide Co., Athens, ba. four teen vears sauare dealing in hides wool, tallow, beeswax. pD4 FOR SALE A irood Roval Tvoe- writer. Call at Gordon Bros. Store tf Mrs. Maxme Sprinkles. FOR SALE Two Palmer wagons. size 2,3-4, m good repair. John s Trotter. N FOR SALE Youne erade Guernsey cow, with calf one week old. John S. Trotter. . N27 ('". : i ? Personal Mention - ; 1 " Dr. W. H. Hicrtrins was confined to his bed with flu for. a few days last week. For a short while last 'Tuesday Mr. Tom Angel was very ill, having had a sudden attack , ot kidney trouble. Mr. Ancel was uo and ' about on Thanksgiving, to the delight of his many, friends, borne say that Mj. Aiicel heard of a celebration that is to take place at the' dam Friday and that he refused , to stay sick any longer. . . , Before day Thursday, Mr. Bob Bryson left his car standing on the Bryson City road for a few minutes. While hf was absent the car moved off and went into the' river. Bob claims, so' it is reported, that some one' drove the car og the emoanic ment. FOR SALE Kitchen range, six iron cots, mattresses, blankets, etc Tri State Transportation Co. Franklin N, C. ' . pN-27 Rpfnrp Magistrate Carpenter last f9 assault against Mr. Johnny Peek Saturday was tried Mr. Burrell Moss on Walnut Creek sometime ago. The warrant also carried a charge against Mr Moss for beine drunk on the highway. The evidence did not sus tain either charge. Mr. Moss was therefore discharged Charlie . Morgan has for sale at $1.50, booster tags for frranklin. the cirrn ic rnlnred like silver and is a key, with the words, "Key City 'of til. Mountains in red on tne snanK of the kev and "Franklin, N. C." run oALiiinuiuugiiuicu uuii '-'i-ior me Key suu iianiw.i., -pi'ngton cocks from Neuhauser i above the key. Every automobile in I 1 "VT !11 ri T XTTT t .1 1.1 1. - r( f Vl A c a natcnery. icviue oioan, jr. FOUND A valuable article. Call on . Parker' Moore, in sheriff's office'. Pay for this ad and receive same. N27, Franklin should have one of these tags. This is one of the best ways LOST Diamond Brooch. Finder r'e- turn to Press office and receive $10.00 reward. kifown to advertise a town. . Mr. R. R. Weaver -who has been visiting his old homeplace. on Car jtoogechaye for two or three week's ""left Thursday for his home in Mary land. Mr. Weaver states that he will return to Macon county within eight months. Mrs. J. J. Conley is now at Greens burg, Ind., visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. S. Cook. Mrs. Conley will also visit another daughter. Mrs. Robert Veder at Arcanum,' Ohio, while on this trip. After the first of the year Mrs. Conley will return to Franklin." ' ; , Poultry Sale " 'Owing to the fact that all the poul try that was for sale could not be -loaded last week, County Agent Ar rendale is planning to load another car on December 9. The cooperative poultry sales have proved successful. The hog sale was a decided success. Wrhy not cooper ate and ship mixed loads of lambs veals, hogs, and cattle? Veals and early lambs bring a fancy price, but when shipped by ex press the cost ir.too much.' So far .there has not been enough of each kind to make" a car load. But when mixed ' with a few cattle and hogs they could be stepped by freight and get the surplus out of the way. . , Think this over and see your coun ty agent. Learn to CO-OPERATE "I see in the paper that a widower with nine children, out in Nebraska has married a widow with sever . children. . "That was no marriage, that was a : merger. Public service. Read in the window of the Franklin j Hardware Co. what the, great arctic explorer, Amundsen, has to say.oi tV.0 Hpatrola above the arctic circle. this letter will convince any one that as a means of heating the Heatrola.is unsurpassed. We Want Listings of Macon County FARMS ACREAGE FARM HOMES TIMBER LANDS We Can Find Purchasers For Your Property CAROLINA REALTY COMPANY , PHONE 101 .4 Bank of Franklin Building FRANKLIN, N. C. Essig Market H. O. ESSIG, Prop. Fresh Meats of All Kinds Fine Home Made Sausag Everything kept in a first class market. Phone 42 The Hog Sale a Success Mr. V. W. Lewis, livestock mar keting specialist from the Division of Markets at Raleigh, assisted Coun ty Agent Arrendale and his assist ant. Mr. Artz. in sellinc and shin- ping a car load of hogs cooperative' ly last week, these hogs were bought by a concern in Greenville, S. C. and were paid for when loaded. The prices were as follows: Corn fed and weighing 165 pounds and over, 11 1-2 cents. Corn fed and weighing 130-165 pounds, 11 cents. Not corn fed and weighing over 130 pounds, 10 1-2 cents. The total weieht of hoes shinned was . 11976, pounds' and netted the farmers $1288.12. . .. ' TEACH FIRE PREVENTION IN THE SCHOOLS The Insurance Age Journal of Marblehead. Mass., says : "Certain national tendencies which seem to be inherent within the hearts of vounc and irresponsible people in this coun try make them too fond of fires to seek their nrevention seriously. They love to see the engines and other ap paratus dashing madly through the streets: to thrill at the sound of the sirens and gongs; and to fall in with the ever-increasing group hurrying m the indicataed direction asking 'Where's the fire?'. "Once at the ' conflagration, with the possible exception of dwelling houses, .hone against hope is ex pressed that the fire will not be ex tinpuished too soon, that it shall con tinue to amuse. Everyone .wants to see a big fire. If its a business or commercial' buudina. they think 'The owner's carrying insurance, .so where's the loss'?" Physical culture is a part of school arid college work in order to, benefit individuals physically and .prolong life. When one . considers that last year some 15,000 persons were killed in fires, not to mention those injured and that over $500,000,000 worth of property went up in smoke, it would seem that, one of the greatest services that our public schools and college. could render to the coming genera tion would be regular and systematic instruction in fire nrevention work. Every single person in the land is of necessity forced to use fire in some ' form or other. Then why should they , go uninstructed as to proper methods in sateguarding its use. The Manufacturer. . ut?; TSiafc my $s0ii ' 7 A and Marry of cur orders. arc snippea mc same day they are received 8-hour service I hrflrtiMllvall -t9 uic uaiance on cue following day-; 4T U.UUX 9C1VU'C ADVERTISING IN THE PRESS BRINGS RESULTS Lonnie Dills was granted a divorce from Hester Dills at the November term of Macon county superior court Mr. Early Mashbum has assumed f rleliverinff freight and ex press,, thus taking over the work so well and ehiciently pertormea uy ms father, the late J. H. Mashburn, for 22 vears. way,' FRANKLIN ALSO? The following editorial from, the Asheville . Citizen will . be read with interest by the people of Franklin: Does Hot Springs want visitors or want them to stay away? Does it want to grow and prosper and be one of the chief places on a mam high An excellent name we believe for a highway from Franklin, N. C, to Jacksonville, Fla., would be the La nier Highway with a sub title "From fi, willc nf Habersham to the Marshes of Glynn." It was in North Carolina that Lanier died, and to route the highway for the interest of Lanier lovers a course following the headwaters of the Chattahoochee river, the inspiration of his "Song of the Chattahoochee," through Cor nelia, into the "Valleys of Hall" at Gainesville, by Oglethorpe University his alma mater,' near Atlanta, on to Macon his old home and from there to the Marshes of Glynn. The jour ney will give the traveler a fair idea of Georgia. The route takes in the mountains lakes, beautiful scenery apple land, some peach orchards Tower mountain-Stone mountain and the fertile valleys of Georgia with their various products. No shorter route would give the tourist a better idea of the vastness and resourceful ness of Georgia. Northeast Georgian Mr. T. W. Alexander, state forester for the western district of North Car olina, spent two days in Franklin the latter part of last week. He was re turning from one of the counties further west where $2,000 was raised by privatae subscription to build a look-out tower on the top of Tus quittee Bald. . While here Mr. Alexander report ed a recent fire on Choga, in Macon county. Deputy fir -warden, Neal Haye, was on the job and soon had the fire extinguished with only slight damage. Mr. Alexander stated' that without the fire organization of the county which was authorized some time ago by the Commissioners, the fire on Choga would undoubtedly have done great damage. He esti mates that enough money was. saved in this one fire to pay the salaries of the county fire warden and all district-wardens for one year. v Mr. Gene Johnson of Daytona Beach, Fla., arrived here Thursday on business connected with his recent purchase of the Redding place on Cullasaja. While here Mr. Johnson also closed a deal for the purchase of a building lot on Iotla street. Mr. Johnson becomes more enthusi astic over Macon county each trip he makes. In a recent conversation with ntative. he pointed out the importance of a great advertising campaign io auvusc, wwii j , According to. him, at least .$8,000 per year should be spent pn this cam paign. . . - . '; Witt afford to overlook the I inthisbigGitaM WHAT is it you want? What is it you have been looking for? Whatever it is, you'll find it in this big book. , In its 518 pages, are 46,202 different articles of de pendable merchandise, including styles, colors and sizes. From stylish clothing to sturdy farm implements the line is completeand the prices all are low. There is everything here for everybody. Farmers, V housewives, teachers, clerks, shop workersall find " satisfaction in this money-saving catalog. And they all get speedy service. V 1 yo:t haven't a catalog, write for one today. ' It will be mailed FREE. THE CHARLES WILLIAM STORES, INC. 925 Stores Bldg., New York City jjhiiiwi in mi wit m iu. on,,wnm(..4MmM 6 -r 1 B Tt the statements made in the com munication from M. C, Newman, pub lished in this issue are correct, Hot Snrines has been placed in the atti tude of wishing to be a surly village which wants no visitors which trav elers will shun. The "hold-up which Mr. ewman describes will be accepted by motorists as a plain sign, "Keep out" We are sure this is not 'the desire of the oeoole of Hot Springs, but vis itors will. judge by performances anc nnt bv nrotestations to the contrary Actions speak louder than words and insulting searches of the cars of hon est travelers will shout down any pa rade of welcoming words. Hot Springs may disclaim any sym pathy with the illegal procedure which by fore compels travelers tc submit to' the, humiliation of search for liquor; it may show that the hold up was effected by officers of Madi son county. But such showing will avail little the victims will consider solely the fact that, whoever be re sponsible for the condition, Hot Springs is a place to avoid. Hot Springs is too good a place, its peo ple too understanding, to allow, this condition to prevail. The town, and its people have enough influence in Madison county to cause an abrupt stop to rough treatment of travelers If the circumstances, were as Mr Newman undestoad them' the duty and interest , of Hot Springs demand that it get busy. There are other towns also which need to curb the activities of over-zealous or fee-seeking officials the upper South Carolina- road has suffered, from them. iece Blue oir Dinner Set Free . For one week only we will give absolutely free one 37-piece Blue Bird Dinner Set with each Black Beau ty"Range or Lady Bess Range purchased at our store. To introduce these famous ranges to the public, we are making this unprecedented offer. i J. 1 i vs.; 51 V-:t . ..... Want a cook, Want a clerk, Want a partner, . Want a situation, Want to sell a farm, Want to borrow money, . Want to sell sheep, cattle, Want to sell town property, Want to sell groceries, drugs, Want to sell boots and shoes, . Want to sell dry goods, carpets, " ' Want to sell clothing, .hats or caps, Want to find customers for anything. ADVERTISE IN THE PRESS Advertising will gain new customers, Advertising keeps old customers, Advertising makes success easy, v Advertising begets confidence, Advertising means business, Advertising shows energy, Advertise , and succeed, "Advertise judiciously, Advertise or 'bust, Advertise weekly, Advertise now. ' , . Advert isc - HERE fa' i ' ' ' ' "a ' ' f j: ' i. nil ii ..i . ii r tf , 5 ma r-. ' fmm , ' "'. "J I ft.-. ft 'V .... n V" BLACK BEAUTY RANGE Black Beauty and Lady Bess Ranges arc widely known anfl used throughout the world. They are re markable 'values as you can readily see upon inspection.-' ,. ? ' Either one,, with the fine dinner set, will make a highly appreciated giftffor the good wife . Gome at once ana make your c twice. rranklm liarawara Comparv J
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