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FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1S25. THE FRANKLIN PRESS ' PACr. SEVEN i ?.t m ADS 5c per Line for Each Insertion No Want Ad taken for less than the price of five lines 25 cents. WANTED Good fat cattle, good sheep, also corn fed hogs i off the pole, 100 to 175 lbs. Spot cash paid Essig Market. tf f6r sale-Two gasoline engines. Apply Press office. tf FOR' SALE A fine row -boat. See the Boy Scouts or Rev E. J. Pipes A16 FARMS FOR SALE-53 acres on ' Highway No. 28, thrde miles form Franklin. Nine-room house, barn Plenty of wood and water. Goof red clay land. Forty acres four miles from Frank lin on Highway No. 286. Good land and one of the most beautiful places in. the county. M. D. Billings. tf LUMBER FOR SALE-I have all kinds of building lumber for sale, including framing,, sheeting,' etc. Mill located on Cullasaja, eight miles from town. P. N. Moses, Cullasaja, N. C tf Personal 'Mention Airs. VV. C. .Mckenzie of Norman Park, Ga., arrived at Franklin last IVi!...t f.. . i . .1 '. way mi an t'xieijuea visit to her daughter, Mrs. Smith Harris. Miss Nora Leach returned last week from Murphy where she has been teaching m the, graded school. Mr. and Mrs. Troup Callahan who have spent the winter at Tampa, Via.'., have returned to their home at Pren tiss. Mr, Callahan's father, mother and sister of Miami, arrived the first of the week to visit their son and brother. . , Mr. and Mrs. Gus Leach, their two children; and their niece, Miss Rose Rogers, left on June 3rd for Hopkins ville, -Ky., to visit relatives of -Mrs. Leach. .They expect to be gone two weeks and will probably visit rela tives in Missouri while away. Mis Kate Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parker Moore, has returned home after being off at school. THE REAL BEAN BEETLE KILL er at Smith's Drug Store only fif teen cents a pound in quantity. J 11 FOR SALE Jersey and Guernsey cows, j fresh in milk. ' Lawrence Ramsey. . p-Jll FOR SALE Plain typewriter paper in boxes; $1.50 to $2.00 per box of 500 sheets. Franklin Press. tf FOR RENT Five room house with good spring water, garden, wood and pasture. See Jos. Ashear. tf WANTED A girl or woman to learn switchboard work in the central telephone office, Franklin, N, C. Ap ply at once. Western Carolina Tele phone Company. th FOR RENT Good pasture located at the railroad' "Y." See Miss Mary Allman. 2t-J18 Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Russell of Jud son, N. C, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Robert J. Worley. Another daughter, Miss Mary( Louise Russell, who has just graduated from the Cul lowhee high school is also with her sister for a visit. Dr. and Mrs. Frank T. Smith left Sunday for Greensboro to attend the graduation of their daughter-; Miss Virginia, who has completed the course at the N.-C. College for Wom en. The doctor, Mrs. Smith and daughter, returned Thursday. Mr. Hbrton Williams who has been attending N. C. State at Raleigh, is with the home, folks for the summer. Miss Addie Barnard, who has been attending a business college at Ath ens., Ga., is now with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lee Barnard. FOR SALE-Two Poland-China Berk shire shoats, weighing about 100 pounds each. Prices right. Matt Liner, Otto, N. C. p-Jll FOR SALE Forty acres good moun tain land in Burningtown township; 3-room box house, log barn, orchard, peaches and apples ; fruit failure un known; 12 acres cleared, balance tim ber; mica and gold on land, price rea sonable. For price see or write W. R. Morgan, Jr., Franklin, N. C. Route Three. p-Jll BEAGLE HOUNDS, ground dogs and pups. Tree hounds and pups. Write me your wants. F. R. .Single ten, Clarkesville, Ga. P-Jll Mrs. J. A. Cook reports the arrival of teni? guests at the Trimont Inn last Friday. This hotel has recentlv been painted and remodeled and will no doubt be quite pipular with the tour ists during the season. M '. . . I . .. . l i i -ui,-, !.,iuu jopcs, who n.'i-i hi-en in Jwut-jgh tor some months, ni Air Frederick Sloan, who has been at- u-imin iv; v.. ,-,u:e . tnivq-Mty, ar rived at Frankiin last Monday, having made the trip by. motor. a he tunc ,1 1 , 1 .1 , A I. Ml iiMiM.uiic.-u iruni. Kaieign to Asnevnie, a distance-'of .500 miles, was cleyen hours, including all .stops. . , . . Little Miss Martha Rice, two-year-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. D.' D Rice, returned Thursday from Atlan ta -where she had been visiting her grand parents,.' Mr. and, Mrs. C: P. Bailey, for five weeks. The convention of the county Sun day School association will be held at the Methodist church at Iotla on July 15 and 16. State Superintendent D. W. Sims will be present to address the audience as will other prominent speakers. Dinner on the grounds. Everybody invited.- The program will be published in a later issue of The Press. . . Mr. Charlie Blaine has set up a nice little portable house on the John Thomas corner near the bakery and will conduct a lunch stand. Last Monday Mr. C. R. Patten, representative lor the Austin com-?. pany, builders ot road machinery, de livered to the town of Franklin, an Austin Pup, an efficient road builder. for use on the strees of Franklin. Mr. Hi G. Robertson' returned first of the week from Chapel Hill, where he had been to attend a reunion of the class of 1896, of the University of North Carolina'. Col. Robertson is a member of this class and greatly en joyed meeting all his old class mates Work is progressing nicely on the scout cabin located in rear of the Ma sonic lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Fred . Johnston and three children of Tampa, spent a few days this week visiting Mr. John ston's mother, Mrs. F..S. Johnston. Mr. Johnston's host of friends in Franklin wish that he and his family might visif his old home town more often and stay longer. Mr. j. w. rorester, supervising bookkeeping systems , for farmers in the state, was here last Saturday in specting the work of Mr. Lippard who is in charge of that work in Ma con county. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cunningham moved Monday to his home on Har rison Avenue, until lately occupied by Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Rice. FOR SALE-Lots No. 14, 28, 30 and 31 in Porter-Trotter sub-division on Georgia road. Lot No. 14 is in grove. Other three lots on concrete road. If interested see Harry Ray, Franklin, N. C, Route 3, Box 50. p-Jll I HAVE FOR SALE several thou sand feet of good lumber in eight foot lengths, at my home on Car toogechaye. Bargains for cash. J. T. Corpening. p-Jll ESTRAYED From our home in Franklin, one Duroc Jersey, pig, six weeks old, on Wednesday June 2. Finder please notify Mrs. H. L. An derson, Franklin, N. C. , p-Jll Notice to H. S. Students , I want to say to those students of the high school who may want to do some school work during the sum mer: First. To those who will want to make up. the work in some subject taken on class and for some reason failed to make a pass, get. help from as good teacher or helper as you can, and take a re-examination on this subject at the. beginning of the' fall term of school by the regular teacher in the high school. It does not mat ter who gives this coaching, as this unit for the subject must be granted ny tne scnooi. n a licensed high school ( teacher can be secured, of course', so much the better; but this .teacher cannot grant ' units for the Franklin high school. If a subject has not been taken on class, a standard unit of work need not, be attempted outside a summer school. The requirements of a standard high school unit are such that a private teacher cannot honest ly do the work for less than it would cost to go to' a summer school. A. L. B RAM LETT. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cooper, who have been residing at Etowah. Tenn. have moved to Franklin and will live with Mrs. Cooper's father, Mr. G. T Stiles, on West Main street. It is un derstood that Mr. Cooper has bought a half interest in the Coca Cola Bot tling Works from Mr. Stiles and that he will make Franklin his permanent home, the citizens of the town ex tend a cordial welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Cooper. Mr. John Willis Fox, who has been attending the University of Florida. has returned to Franklin to be with his grandparents, Judge and Mrs. John B. Willis, at the Franklin Ter race for the summer. John has made quite a reputation as a writer at the Florida institution and his friends m Franklin have been extending him congratulations. . Mr. T. B. Ashe is building a house for Mr. Ed, Carpenter on the Bryson City road near the home of -Mrs. E, J. Hurst just in the city limits. The following invitation has been received by the members of the Franklin Presbyterian church through Mr. C. A. Lowry: Mrs. Margaret Moore Riddle invites you to be present at the marriage of her daughter '. Margaret Moore to Mr.- John Arthur Flanagan on Wednesday afternoon, the sixteenth of June at half after five o'clock Bowling Green Presbyterian Church Bowling Green, South Carolina. Mr. L. B. Jones, associated with the Sylvan Lake Falls development . at Mountain City was a visitor to Frank lin Tuesday. Mr. Jones reports that development as making much progress. 't Mrs. Anne Eagle, of Birmingham, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Corpening on the Cartoog echaye. Mrs. & L. Oliver of Colum bia, S. C.also spent the week-end at this delightful home. Miss Peggy Corpening, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Corpening, was operated on at a local hospital last Tuesday for appendicitis. At last re ports she was rapidly recovering. Mrs. Mark Dowdle, her two chil dren and her father, Mr; N. L. Bar nard, left Thursday for an extended visit to Mrs. Dowdies brothers and sisters in Washington and Oregon. En route they will stop off at Yellow stone Park. Dr. T. C. Cannon, a prominent citi zen of Joncsboro, Ga., is spending a vacation in our delightful mountains at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McClure. The Doctor expressed his pleasure at this opportunity to enjov the climate of Macon county, which is favorably known throughout the southland. We paid Franklin a short visit last Sunday, and must say that those peo ple in that town are wide awake anc doing things, things that count. Wt were informed that they are to have a big modern hotel and a number of other business buildings at once The Ruralite, Sylva, N. C. Miss Virginia Sloan, a student at N. C. College for Women, arrive .ionic Wednesday to spend the sum mer vacation. Rev. E. J. Pipes will preach at All Souls church at Bilttnore next Sun day. Mr. Grady Recce left Wednesday for Akron,' Ohio, where he has se cured a position. On the night of June 6th, Highland reported a frost that greatly: dam aged beans and Irish potatoes. Cletn,-;on fpnri:i.iitittit. (Kh Guernsey Cattle club, is FORMER FRANKLIN. GIRLS WIN HONORS Of the six honor graduates of the Grove Park school at Ashcville, who were former Franklin girls Misses Lollic and Kathcrine Jones, daugh ters of Attorney and Mrs. Lyle Jones. Miss Lollie Jones graduated at the head of her class and thereby woo the first scholarship prize, F'ranklin is exceedingly proud of these young la dies and their many, friends here have been- extending them congratulations Jn the honors won. Mr. W..T. Potts of Highlands was ja vrsitqr to Franklin last Saturday. Mr. W. W. Fitzpatrick College, S. C American expected to reach here Friday to as sist in the organization of the Macon County Guernsey Breeders' associa tion and to assist for several days in routing old man scrub bull from Ma con county. ' Miss Katherine Hunnicutt returned last Saturday from Greensboro where she has been attending the N. C. Col lege for Women. .'--...' Mn W,-- R.- Cunningham, . vho - has ;een at Daytona Beach, Fla., for. four years, is spending some tunc with friends and relatives in Macon county, his former home. ' ALLEY KILLED Miss Ora Sue Hunnicutt left Sun day to visit her ' grandmother, Mrs. Sweet, at Athens, Ga. Scvcral of those who have been at tending various, schools, colleges and universities have arrived at their home in Franklin for the summer. The others are expected soon. The Press has been unable to obtain ihp names of all the arrivals. On the. night of election day Mr. Zebulon Alley, brother of Hon. Felix .Alley, candidate, for congress, while carrying the return from Cashiers township to Sylva, was : accidentally killed when the machine, he was rid ing in was wrecked, four miles' from Sylva. It is reported here that Mr. Henry Moss was driving the car at the time of the accident. . The car in which Mr. Alley and Mr. Moss was riding was . struck by a large truck. Mr. Moss was only slightly injured. ilTES-STIHGS (Apply wet baking soda or house hold ammonia, followed by V VAPORUB Uetr 21 Million Jan Ihmd Ytarly BARBECUED . beginning Saturday, June-19, we will serve each' Saturday, pit barbecued meat's. and iried chicken'. When our Frigidaire is installed, c will serve' nice, juicy western steaks. At all tfnxs we serve all kinds of cakes, pics, fresh. bread, buiis and rolls. We have a first-class-" restaurant.. Yo'ur patronage will be appreciated. Franklin Bakery & Restaurant COURTESY CONSIDERATION DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE I sleep here every night, so you can get work done any time at night. Just drive up. Quickest service tor gas and oil on the road. No use to guarantee 1 work T DO IT 1 LOG CABIN MOTOR COMPANY L. B. PHILLIPS, Mgr. Phone 114 SMITH'S DRUG STORE Extends a welcome to everybody. Everything in Drugs. 1 Our Motto: "SERVICE AND THE BEST FRANK T. SMITH The Prescription Druggist Pleasant Home Inn On Concrete Road, Six Miles South of Franklin WILL BE OPEN , FOR GUESTS SATURDAf , JUNE 12 1926 .and MRS. W. J. TR ITT, Prop. OAK HILL NOW OPEN FOR TRANSIENTS AND TOURISTS - : OPERATED . .' . ; . ' By' . .. GALL0WAY-ZACHA1Y COMPANY; Si!
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