THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1326 THE FRANKLIN PRES3 PACE THREE Scene of Devastation cm Miami Beads n I' ' ' ' 1 . i :? -.' -.' - ..'.r.,v. .-' . . i.-.'.i-i.H.W - : ' 5 jf'r-," V-',; ' W A- 1. 'Sfwft, ' " S i6 Mf ' '-.'' ,.'A;..,.V,7,V.'Vi.' ir-iiiiifiiiimiiiii imMimttmm m 1 How Miami Beach, was devastated by the hurricane is indicated by this photograph showing trees torn up, with water in the streets four blocks from the ocean shore. , Fishhaw Mountain View In Canadian Newspaper A beautiful view of Fishhawk moun tain, near Franklin, has recently been placed in some of the leading publi cations of the country through the co-operation of the Asheville chamber -of commerce. La Patrie, a leading French newspaper in Montreal, re produced the picture in a recent issue of its illustrated section. MRS. BURNETT DEAD Mrs. Mary Burnett, aged 53 years, died at her home on Tellico on Septem ber 11, after an illness of about two months. The funeral services were held at the Tellico Baptist church the following day. Mrs. Burnett, who was known as a faithful worker, in her church, Sunday school, andmissionary society, is sur vived by one son and one (laughter. Want a cook? Try a want ad in the Franklin Psess. Now Drive- The Car Only those who have driven a Dodge Brothers Special Sedan or any Dodge Brothers car BUILT RECENTLY can fully appreciate all that Dodge Brothers have accomplished during the past few months. So swiftly has improvement followed improvement, that today the car, to all intents and purposes, is a different and incomparably finer vehicle. The announcement of smart new body lines and attractive color combinations first attracted general favor. But since then, improvements even more fun damental have been accomplished mechanically. Drive the car NOW! Observe its im pressive new silence, smoothness and elasticity of performance, and you will then begin to realize just how vital-and varied these and other later improve ments actually are. Touring ... ,..$897.00 Roadster 895.00 Coupe ... $94850 Sedan ..$100550 Delirered J S. CONLEY MOTOR CO. FRANKLIN, N. C. Dodge Brothbrs MOTOR CARS GAINESVILLE IRON WORKS MACHINERY AND MILL SUPPLIES FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS Manufacturers of Saw Mills, Shingle Mills, Power and Lever Cap Cane Mills, Mill Gearing, Grate Bars, , Grey Iron and Brass Machinery Castings and Building Castings. Carry in Stock Machinery and Mill Supplies, Gas Engines, Wood Saws, Pipe, Valves and Brass Goods, ,. Bar Iron, Angles and Shapes and Shafting, ( Boxes and Hangers. Operate Machine Shop for Repair Work ' OUR ALL-FRICTION-FEED SAW MILL IS, BUILT FOR SERVICE W. G. MEALOR, OWNER GAINESVILLE GEORGIA N. C. Farmers Lucky Compared With Others, N. L. Barnard Declares N. L. Barnard returned to Franklin Wednesday of last week after a four months trip through the northwest. While away, Mr. JJarnard visited his two sons, Harry Barnard and J. C. Barnard, of Grand view and Seattle, Washington, respectively, and -his two daughters, Mrs. Joe Younce and Mrs. R. J. Roper, both of Fossil, Ore. Mr. Barnard had planned, just before returning to North Carolina, to pay visits to other Macon county people in the northwest. He changed his mind, however, he said, when a snowstorm swept that country. He decided to leave the northwest and the snow storm simaltaneously, and had to post pone the. visits he had planned. North Carolina fanners are in better condition today, Mr. Barnard declared, than any he saw in the northwest. Low prices for farm products and the high cost of farm labor are given by Mr. Barnard as the primary causes of the agricultural distress in the west. Despite the agricultural conditions, however, Mr. Barnard returned to this State with nothing but words of praise for the State of Washington, which he declares is one of the best States he has ever seen. Second Survey With Reference To Sewerage And Disposal Plant After some discussion, the Board of Aldermen, ' at that body's meeting on Monday night, decided to have W. N. Sloan, local civil engineer, make a second survey of the town, looking to a sewerage system and disposal plant combined. The new survey is to take in the entire town. Mr. Sloan was re quested to be ready to make his reporrt next Monday night. EXCELLENCE in FIT and WORKMANSHIP has made "Shield Brand" Clothes the choice of thous ands of well dressed men. If yon want these qualities, with latest style, in newest shades and fabric effects, a "Shield Brand" Suit will please you in every way including the price. Drop in soon. Let ns show you the latest arrivals IN DREAMLAND Take a pleasant journey into the Land of Nod. The ease and extreme comfort of our excel lent mattresses will waft you away into the delightful Realm of Visions and Dreams and will completely restore your energy for the toil of the following day. Our prices on these matresses will please and surprise you. And do you know that Flu germs float in the air with the dust of your sweepings? Elim inate this menace by using our floor oil to keep down the dust. Containers of various sizes on sale at reasonable prices. Is this to be the "winter of your discontent?" Will you stuff the old pillow into the broken pane? Will the chill winds of winter bring colds and discom fort to the household? A few cents invested in our window glasses will improve the appear ance of your home and bring content and comfort to the family. Put in your broken panes before winter's cold arrives. Franklin Furniture " ny Compd J. R. PENDERGRASS Franklin, N. C.

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