FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 10.
THE FRANKLIN PRESS
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No 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
WE HAVE some customers for well
' located acreage in Western North
Carolina and would like to hear direct
from owners giving location, descrip
tion and prjee of property if you will
sell.. The Realty & Investment Cor
poration, P. 0. box 781, Henderson
ville, N. C. P-J29
103-ACRE' FARM for rent near Cul
owhee school.
Store building six living rooms up
stairs, double lot, for sale very rea
sonable. Six-room house and five lots for sale
Very cheap.1 All in Cullowhce.
What have you in the way of farm
and mountain land for sale? Address
Box 30, Cullowhee, N. C. J22
FOR SALE All kinds of hardwood
lumber cut from extra fine timber".
Mill located on Nickajack, 8 miles
from Franklin. Write Dills& Wat
kins, Cullasaja, N. C. . . P-M26
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
Call Mrs. Geo. A. Jones. , tf
IF YOU. DON'T LIKE CALOMEL
Rexall Liver Salts is the ideal laxa
tive. It does not gripe. You begin
to feel better with the very first dose
Only 25 cents per bottle. At Smith's
Drug Store. J 15
FOR SALE One fresh milk cow
W. T. Fout, phone 1204. Rout.e 3
"Franklin.- P-J15
F6R SALE Three male and one fe
male Shepherd pups. Also clover,
timothy and Red Top baled hay.
$30.00 per ton. W. H; Moody, Route
3, Franklin, N. C. . p-J.15
D. A. R. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
; for girls. Tamassce, Uconee coun
ty, South Carolina. Boardiing De
partment reopens after holidays, 5
p; m. January 13. Grades 1-9 offered
to girls over 14 years old. Fees: $1
matriculation ; $9 per calendar month.
50c, piano lessons each. Scholarship
aid awarded to needy and worthy
girls. J15
LOST Yellow collie pup, 8 month?
old with slight blaze in forehead
Lost in Franklin December 18th
$5.00 reward for information as to
whereabouts. Gober Rogers, Route
one. . . P-J1S
WORK . WANTED Opening of a
new shoe shop in Franklin. I am now
prepared to do any and all kinds of
shoe work. Prices ; are reasonable
Parrpcl nnst nnid. one wav. Located
at the old Dalrymple store. Earl An
gel. . P-J15
Personal Mention
Smith's Drug Store lias been giv
ing some beautiful prizes at the Sat
urday afternoon drawings. Next
Saturday, the 16th, there will be an
unu.-tually pretty gift for the ladies'
Be sure to bring your card and par
ticipate in this drawing. Frank T.
Smith, the Prescription Druggist.
Mrs., Frank Jhillips and son, Biily.
spent last week visiting friends and
relatives' in Richmond.
Mrs Arvis Trimmer returned to
Richmond last week after spending
some months with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. C. L. Gamer.
Attorney Lafayette C. . Dotson of
Mountain City, is in Franklin to be
near his wife, who is recovering
from an operation recently performed
in a local hospital. .
Mr. Cljas. Rogers of Clayton was
here several days this week on bus
iness. ' - , .
After spending a week in Franklin.
Mr. Frank Cunningham has returned
to Winterhaven, Fla., where he is en
gaged as carpenter by Mr. Graham
Dugas.
Mrs. G. W. Gray and daughter.
Miss Sue, have returned from the
state of Washington, where they vis
ited Mrs. Gray's sons, Messrs. H. R.
and J. E- Gray.
Mr. Frank Bryson has accepted the
position as town clerk and will be in
the clerk's office from 8 a. m. to 1 p.
m. and from 2 to 5 p. m., to collect
water and light bills.
Mr. John Gribblc has sold liis
home place near the roller mill to
Mr. Ira Gibson. The deal involved
a consideration of $3,000, . , '
Mr. Ira Gibson has soldhis home
place near the city limits on the Geor
gia, road to Miss Lassie Kelly; the
price paid being $3L500.
Mr. Jess Conley and Mr. Sam
Franks left Thursday for Charlotte
where they will take the Shriner de
gree in the Masonic fraternity.
Coming! Coir.i.ijH '
, The Franklin Circuit Sunday School
Institute will hold its regular fifth
Sunday meeting at the lotla Metho
dist' church on January '3k As . this j
is the. first nu-liiij? for the year
1926, a large attendance is urged., And
it is vitally important that all Sun
day school officers and teachers be,
there. An attractive and helpful pro
gram has been arranged and jn order
that you can come early and stay late
the good people of lotla will serve
dinner on the ground. Everyone is
cordially invited, regardless o'f wheth
er you attend. Sunday school or not.
If you expecti to take in the whole
program, you will -have to be there
on time, as a full schedule has been
arranged and you can feil -assured
that although we will be glad to have
you with us, we will not wait until
you come before we start, unless you
are there at 9 :45 a. m. Be there on
time with a ravenous ' appetite and
plenty of "pep" and we will do the
rest.
The general theme, for the meet
ing will be "Suiulay School." The
program follows :
9 :45 Invocation, welcome, songs. ,
10:15 C. C. Poindexter, on . "Why
People do not Attend Sunday
School. S.ongs.
I Prof. M. D. Billings- on "The
Value of the Sunday School to
the Individual and to the Com-
UlUllllV. .JUIIg.
I Dinner on the ground for ev
erybody. .
1 :00 Songs.
J :15 Rev. Reavis, on "A Church
Without a Sunday School." Songs
reports business, announcccmcnts
etc. Songs, benediction.
A special program of songs has
been arranged and they will be sung
by the best singers this side of
Heaven. Read their names,! The
Daltons will all be there, Jim Raby
will be there, Ernest Roper will be
there with a full class, and many oth
ers that space will not permit the
mention. To fail to hear them at the
lotla' Methodist church on -January
31, will be to miss the treat of your
life.
. C. .C. POINDEXTER,
President.
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Prompt and Efficient Attention to all Business.
'SAMUEL II. LYLE, M,
4 BANK OF FRANKLIN BUILDING
FRANKLIN, N. C.
TIIE MONEY SAVING STORE
I carry a complete stock of -Groceries'; '.all fresh
stock. .It will pay you to call and get prices.'1
i pay the highest market price for chickens; and
eggs. ' Hens, 15c lb ; fryers, 18c lb ; e.ggs.. 50c dozen.
. C. S. GRINDSTAFF
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HUYLER'S
HOLLINGSWORTH'S
CANDY
FOR SALE A complete steam saw
mill in fine mechanical condition.
If in the farket see Lee Barnard, tf
LOST Green silk umbrella, some
where in town. Mrs. A. L. Bram
lett. . J15
Fairview School Closes
.-. Fairview school closed January 1,
with 'a good record for first grade at
tendance especially. There were only
fifteen regular pupils yet nine never
missed a single day, and two missed
only one day each, The following
never missed a day :
First Grade-Hazel Dills, Gay Dills.
Inez Ilogue, J. L. McMahan, Artie
Dills, Virtie Dills. Marie Mashburn,
Julia Kilpatrick and Auzel McMahan.
Third Grade Carmon Kilpatrick.
Their good attendance is also
.shown by the fact that the average
was 32 every month except the third
and H If th when itfell to 31, though
the highest monthly enrollment was
about 35. They did not let below
zero . weather hinder their going to
school. They considered school their
business and. showed plainly they de
sired to be succecssful men and wo
men. 7" - -
MACON COUNTY-NORTH CAROLINA
Statement of Account
C. L. INGRAM, TREASURER.
As of December 31, 1925. ;
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. TOTALS
2451.291 3769,
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215.21
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1186.29
17.45
87.77
24.55
242.10
60.47
136.18
98,47
$13092.06
New Real Estate Firm
,'T.he Key City Real Estate Agency
is in process of organization by local
citizens. The; Press is not yet at
liberty to announce the names of
those composing the new company.
This agency-will have- ah announce
ment in an early issue of the Press.
Why not make home a pleasure? Get an At water
Kent Radio Set and hear the latest music, crop re
ports, etc. A child can operate it. We will install
this set fr.ee of charge and teach you in a few mo
ments1 to operate the machine.
Now is the 'time to get in the Radio game when
you can have a machine brought to your home and
installed free of charge.
Sheaffer's life-time Fountain Pens and Pencils
guaranteed for life.
THE FRANKLIN PHARMACY
"We are in Business for Your Health."
s
y?jv is a Combined
tAttWIMTO Treatment, bath
local and internal, and has been success
ful in the treatment of Catarrh for over
forty years. Sold fav all druggists.
F. J. CHENEY fit' CO., Toledo. Ohio
EAT AT REECE'S RESTAURANT
They eat with us 'from far and near,
They ate with us throughout last year.
Now the same three hoys in the same cheerful-way
Are right on the' jot) to serve you each day.
Everything good, clean and neat.
?!iV Wt
e want you-people. -to 'all eome and eat.
REECE'S RESTAURANT
Open From Soon TBI Late.
Figures in black-face .type denote overdraft.
SALESMAN WANTED:
Man to work with us. Must own his own car and
be a hustler.
GALL0VAY ZACHARY COMPANY
RICHARD
idiioearteo
More than seven centuries ago lived Richard, the Lion-heart-'
ed, king, of England. "In days'of old. when knights were bold,"
ruled this mighty king, he with the heart of a lion.
Yet so true to life is the moving picture depicting the life of
Richard one is carried back int? the dim and misty past wherein
kings made history by great dee'ds of personal valor on the fields
of battle. In this, thegrcatest of all screen pictures, you may see
Richard Coeur de Lion as he lead,s his Christian-hordes', inti the'
east in a supreme effort td.wrest the holy sepulcher'froin the hands
7f the infidels. Watch him on his return to England after having
concluded, peacewith JheTurks. Sce... this .Hn-heartedingj!UL
German prison, note his escape aiid return to' his native land only
"to find his Tn-other trying to succeed to the throne , of . England. ,
'Civil'. war follows with Richard victorious. : ,
In this,:magnificent production Wallace Beery takes the -patt
of "King Richard" and vividly portrays the life of one of the most
fascinating characters in history.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS SHOW
Friday and Saturday nights, January 29th cind 30th, at. 7:30
o'clock., Admission 20 and 35 cents.
This week, Friday and Saturday,-we wlil show that great pic-'
.ture, "The Ruling Passion." ' Admission 15 and 25 cents. ;
Idle Hour Theatre
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