FAGE TWO
THE FRANKLIN PRESS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1D2S-
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9 A small body of water
,12 A metal
116 A fish
'IS On land
it A bird
.25 A pronoun
14 A recess
17 A vegetable
19 Damp
28 Affirmative
26 Over (poet.)
2t A country mentioned In the Bible
30 Straps
i33 Seventh note of scale
S4 Not daytimes
47 Discusses i0 Patagonian cavy
i41 A poem 42 A girl's name .,
43 Vaccinating fluids '
,46 Attach 47 When
48 A bird 61 To perform
1MT0 have 64 Daylight -It
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68 Staves for sugar boxes t
'1 A conjunction 63 To defame
4 To make loye to
tt A pronoun
7 A holy image
i?0 Prefix meaning "half
'71 A lug pen
'73 Abbreviation for Fellows of
Royal Society
173 Abbreviation for manuscript
74-. A color a '
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11 A drink
-A blow
-In order
-Loud breathing In sleep
-Mixed printer's type
-Exclamation
-Thinnest
-Spikes .
-A boy's name
-Kind of wicker basket
-Timid 21 Metal
-Electrical charge
.-A play upon words
-Male possessive pronoun
-Pertaining to iodine
-Sustains 23 Ceases to move
-A fish 36 -A cap
-A kind of cloth
-A drink 43 Did sit
-One who breaks, things
-To wake up
-A young deer
-A tree ' 60 Fuss
-A milk and butter farm
-To scoff 66 Soot
-A married woman
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Jones-Johnston
A quiet wedding ceremony was per
formed yesterday at high noon, when
Miss Elizabeth Johnston was mar
ried to William C. Jones, the Rev.
"Willis C. Clark officiating. .The bridcj
was given ' iir marriage by her
mother, Mrs. F. S. Johnston, and
Jack Johnston, brother of the bride,
was best man.
Mrs. Jones is a daughter of the
late Colonel F S. Johnston, of Frank
lin, N. C. She is a sister-in-law of
Mrs. Jack Johnston and Mrs. Fred
Johnston and a niece of Mrs. C. E.
Tatillo, of Tampa.
Mr. Jones was formerly of Ashe
ville, N. C, and has been engaged in
real estate work. He possesses a
tenor voice and has done concert
work throughout the country. He
has been soloist for several large
churches, recently at All Souls
church. Biltmore, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones left after the
ceremony on a motor trip and will
be at home, 3208 San Carlos street,
after October 25. Tampa Tribune of
October 17.
Pres$ Want Ads turn the trick.
First Lyceum Number
Well Received; Good
Financial Start Made
The first number of the Lyceum
course here this winter was enthu-
siasticlly received by a crowd that
almost filled the court house last
Friday evening.
Both the music and the magic of
Frye and Company appeared to de
light the audience. The musical pro
fram combined Hunt nopular "um
bers with classical selections, and 'was
giyen generous applause. 'And when
.Mr. Frye came on with his magic
Stunts, he kept his audience guessing,
gasping and giggling, from start to
finish. ' ,
The drawing of numbers proved m-frreoir,.)-
too. and the two voune men
who drew the lucky number appeared
highly pldased with the watch and
flashlight. Similar prizes . will be
drawn at the next ; number, the Ly
ceum committee states.
From the sale of season tickets and
door receipts, the committee received
enough to make the large first pay
ment on the lvceum course, with a
balance of about $40 to be applied
on later payments, lhis is consid
ered an exceptionally good start.
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
The occupants of the parlor car of
the Limited, were startled' by the
abrupt entrance of two masked ban
dits. "Throw up yer hands, com
manded the bigger of the two. We re
gonna rob all the gents and kiss all
the gals."
"No, pardner," said the smaller one,
gallantly: "We'll rob the gents but
we'll let the ladies alone." ;
"Mind, your own business, young
fellow," snapped a female passenger
of uncertain age. "The big fellow is
robbing this train." Progressive
Farmer.
TO FILM
AT IDLE HOUR THEATRE
Come and bring the children, let
them see the Twinkie Film, Friday
and Saturday nights.
A present for every child.
Don't mils it. v
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TROTTER'S
MAXIMUM VALUES
Says Thinking People of the
' District Are Going to Dis
regard Party Lines
That the Hon. Zebulon Weaver,
who has represented this district in
Cengress for the past ten years will
go down in defeat on Ifovambcr 2
at the hands of Captain Kenneth
Smathers, Republican nominee for
Congress is being predicted by Geo.
M. Pritchard, Republican Congress
ional Chairman. 1
Mr. Pritchard not only believes
that Captain Smathers will be elected,
but he believes that Captain Smathers
will receive a majority of over two
thousand .votes, and that the election
will be a repetition of what happened
when John Grant was elected to Con
gress. Mr. Fntchard cased his pre
diction upon several things : First,
he savs that Congressman Weaver
has absolutely failed as a Congress-
. - i i c it. :
man; that tne tnmicing peopie 01 mis
district want to send a congressman
to Washington who will be recog
nized, and receive some Federal aid
for this district Second, Mr. Pritch
ard pointed out that even the Ashe
ville Citizen, the Democratic mouth
piece, had voiced its approval of the
Republican nominee in an editorial,
of which the following is an extract:
"The Citizen congratulates both the
Republican party and the people of
the tenth district upon the nomin
ation by the Republicans as congres
sional representative, of a gentleman
of such high character, ability, and
unimpeachable reputation as Captain
Kenneth M. Smathers.
"The Republican- nominee is of the
type which we think would have ap
pealed to Theodore Roosevelt, a clean
lived, up-standing man . . ."
Third: That Captain Smathers has
made the most vigorous campaign
that has-ever been put up against' Mr.
Weaver. Fourth: that the thinking
neoule of this district are convinced
that a congressman at Washington
who will be in harmony with the ad
ministration can accomplish more
than has been proven can be accom
olished bv a congressman who is in
opposition to the progressive policies
of the national administration.
Mr. Pritchard points out that the
election of Captain bmathers will as
sure the Federal building tor Wes
tern North Carolina, which will be
located at Asheville. and also post
office buildings' for many towns and
cities in this district where they are
needed. The National Park will be
made a certainty, more National For
ests will be established, national high
ways will be built, and federal aid
will be received in many ways by
the election of Lantam bmathers.
"Western N'otth Carolina should
not be held back by keeping in Con
grcss a congressman who has proven
himself powerless, says .Mr. rritcn
a.d. "Progress is knocking at our
door. We should have a congress
man who will, and can, obtain our
share of federal aid. There arc only
four States which pay more federal
tax than North Carolina, and it
stands . to reason that . we are en
titled to some of this money to be
returned to this district. The election
of Captain Smathers assures progress
that's why 1 believe the thinking
people of this district are going to
disregard party lines and vote tor a
congressman who will be recognized
at Washington.
"Congress recently made a large
appropriation for federal buildings,
but we have been informed that the
amount is inadequate to take care of
Asheville and. other needed places in
this district. The same old story-
just another way of saying that Con
gressman Weaver has tailed to get
the buildings he has- assured. And it
is interesting to note that the Ashe
ville Chamber of Commerce, realizing
that recognition is what counts at
Washington has appointed a delegation
to be headed by our good Republican
friend, Mark W. Brown to represent
the Asheville needs to the Postoffice
and Treasury departments. Had the
Chamber of Commerce thought that
Mr. Weaver could obtain the federal
building for Asheville that delegation
would not have been appointed.
The election of Captain Smathers
to Congress means progress foe Wes
tern North Carolina because he will
be recognized at Washington and will
have the support of the administra
tion. - To vote for him is to vote for
Progress. Marion Star.
(Political Advertisement)
DINNER PARTY HONORING PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES
MISS PAULINE SNYDER ,, c j ct 1 . m n,u
r t , 1 t, Franklin: Sunday School at 10:(X1
of the Hanes school faculty enter-, m., Mr. C. A. Lowry, Superinten
tained at a delightful dinner party dant., Preaching services at 11:00 a..
celebrating the birthday ot Miss'm bv the nastor
r..i: c i. f ci.i: i ' J 1 ' ' f
ber of the faculty.
A delicious four-course dinner was
Morrison: Sunday 'School at 3:00
p. m. each Sunday; Mr. Chas. Mc-
scrved, after which 'Miss Snyder was;Clure, sitperintendant. Preaching scr
presented with many lovely and sea-j vices on the second and fourth Sun-
sonable gifts
fhe dining room was artistically
decorated in a color . scheme of white
and gold. The central table decora
tion was a large white birthday cake
with gold candles bordered by white
and -gold chrysanthemums.
After dinner conee was served in
the drawing room. Covers were laid
for twelve. Twin City. Sentinel.
days of each month.
Slagle Memorial : Sunday School!
at 10:00 a. m. each Sunday morning..
Mr. J. E. Lancaster, superintendant
Preaching services at 3:30 p. m. om
the first and third Sundays of each-,
month. Christian Endeavor prayer1
meeting at 7:30 p, m. each Sunday
evening.
Rev. J. A. Flanagan, Pastor.
CARD OF THANKS
The Camp Fire Girls take this op
portunity to thank everyone who has
helped their organization in any way,
especially Messrs Angel and . Conley
for the use of their trucks. Also
Messrs Welch and Stewart for driv
,nS MRS. CLAUDE RUSSELL
Guardian
Essig Ilarkot I
H. O. ESSIG, Prop.
Fresh Meats of All Kinds
Fine Home Made Sausage
Everything" kept in a first
class market. ? Phone 42
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
EATAT
HEECE'S RESTAURANT
In the town of Hats unique
There's a Restaurant quite complete;
It treats its patrons right in every way;
Those that eat there all the time
Report to others that its fine,
And consequently others come each day.
REECE'S RESTAURANT
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Come in and look
around
We invite you to come into our store and look
thoroughly through our stock of hardware.
You cannot do so without seeing many things
which you will want to buy, because you will find
many 'things which will save you work and time
and .worry. ,
Our low Prices will gave you money..
Our Hardware's BEST; it stand the TEST
Franldin Hardware Go;