THE FRANKLIN PRESS
THURSDAY MAY 5, 1327
PAGE TWO
Mac Dowell Club
Tfie 1915 McDowell club met at
the home of Mrs. Tom Porter April
13 1927. The following program
Just About the Farm
There was an article in the Ashe
ville Citizen last Sunday that I am
.... . T tLi1.
, : , Vr j obliged to copy nere, , m i u
was given with Mrs. Dick Hudson that hjts tj,e nail on the head when
leader; I applied to our wum m iviaw wu...
Paper Dohnanyi and nonemian ;ntjtiC(i "State Dignity." It reads
Cnnsrc Mr( Npvillfi Sloan. I fn . '
Piano Walzes Dohnanyi, Mrs. Hen- T, t u -pays . to advertise is an
ryCabe. ' . v, axium both old and true, but ad-
nnhmi!in KnUf soncs ivirs. :., :, ..cnallv confined 10 coin-
T.ululabv. Give . Me But Health and and "trade. It is beneath the
a Day, The Treasure. , dignity of a soverign state to contin-
p -nn Tn u irpsseuscnau duhiw- i ;tc num hnm. ome OI Uic
ye, Mrs. Weimer Jones. , high officials in North Carolina think
The following officers were elected time a car 0f potatoes is
for next year :
President, Mrs. rrea jorni.
ir: DEUtnt fr n. D. Rice.
Vice-President, Miss Maine wigci.
Secretary,' Mrs, weimer jones.
Treasurer, Mrs. uk. . 1 f icial but too much 01 u is nduiuu.,
Choral Director, Mrs. smun ndrns.i , , horne m mina tnai
- ' . i aim ' l 5hw' - ,
' I -r . - n( a hnsiness. as
JNortn varuniM "
some insist. It is a sover gi.
.j ,.,.! fliorn'itv of a state,
It was a great state before we had
a single cotton mill, hto k--
Eet It would . ge a great state it
every cotton, mill closed down tomor
row, and 'J would still be a great
:t tu hirwt never uaiam-cu.
and material things
i nese uJinMiv-iv.'"' ----- ,
help to make a state to be sure, but
they should not De miMn
shipped out ot the stare me. it.i
i ..a Ko hAQffast over ine wuhuy.
"People in other states smile and
Tor Wools as rubes. A reas
IU1CIU1C lai iivw -- ---- . ,
onablc amount of publicity is bene
ficial, but tOO much Ot it IS nan.Hu,
Try our new and delight
ful drink at Smith's Drug
Store.
May I Handle
Your Subcrtption to
THE ASHEVlLLE TIMES?
Thank you!
WEIMAR JONES
New York Life
Insurance Co.
Estabilshed in 1845
A Mutual Company
Protect your family with a
policy in this old line com
pany.
REIDCABE
LOCAL AGENT
7
First Class
bhoe Kepairmg
You know you like
the "stepped out", comfort of
those old shoes. Why de
prive yourself of it when a
new pair of soles and heels
will make those favorite step--pcrs
good for more months
of service? Let's have them
for Repair!
EARL ANGEL
Next to Press Office
The best
sympathy
IT is only human for a fu
neral director to feel sym
pathetic in the presence of
bereaved patrons, But it is
real sympathy when he recog-
razes an obligation to see to it
that the highest character of
burial equipment is furnished
at honest prices. Such a policy
has been responsible for the
success of this concern.
Typical of the burial equip
ment furnished by us is the
Clark Grave Vaulttrecognized
as a leader in the vault indus
try, because it gives positive
and permanent protection.
BRYANT
FURNITURE
COMPANY
CRAVE VAULT
siaie lust". ... . f. ,
"It would be a good tning iu. im.
people to stop boasting for a seascm
1 , 1 .t.-- .tcrt cp nnr resources.
and icx uincis auv.v. - .. i
Water, seeks-its 'level and capital is
for ever on the loOk-out ior new i..-
IOIV 1" . .. ..!... J. vorv
applicable, to the "farm work in. this
rmmfv. . It matters not in inc ..
run whether or not we s.t.v
. , ... f nnii trv hoes or vckc-
or two Ldis v .
..Li not. more or less
But it does matter u
is on a scale tnai w.u cBu-
ivitv of profitable tarm
1VY. Jt,0, that does mat-
ter fs Whether, or not - there .is m
these loads ot thinpts mai vV
quality and the business efficiency and
he pUnency that wese te
ty and tne bumuos w nPr
nrV that makes for per-
SSui solidary, and lasting pros-
Pentv' r
ii -n-J 'Kt.irrav was in the of-
uncie reu , ,
..j... j co! that we shore naa
tICe lOUay dim -
better feed our bees till the next flow
of honey starts. e
that if it had not been for his bees
that he would not have been ableto
send his ch.ldren to scnou..
nnrts $300.00 clear money on twenty
to thirty stands.
tf t -r
iTnrlP Fed was telling me other
things that he is doing. I asked him
how in the sand hills "it is nat
is able to make thmps smile for h m
so well on his tarm. vycn, m
;,r . !ntn winter Quarters.
I just' ro into summer quarters and
J" . r r ,Wti nniinrk
then mix tons 01 manuic w.m. ,
of brains and there you are.
t?:.ii- ', ' iuk ant to have more
rural telephones. How we gonna do
it? Is this local telephone company
on the. job or notr .1 -was
. . 1 i lief in linpiin
over tne teiepnunc "
some way to get price mtormauou uu
r. ,1-. ;nfr ipoptahie season am
I find- that: there are only. (1 rural
phones listed in the county, v
' n farms. How in the world
do you . expect .your ', county agent to
keep you posted or J'-"
many other ways a phone will p..
you. Think it over, ajiu uien
ttiat this freeze that
we have had is already showing us
one blessing. . viz., every one win
plant their tender stutt at auuui
and that will bring
it all along together for co-operative
shipments. It will also mane uub
, o uttlo 1atpr. That may cause
some to get careless and think that
we will not nave Dean wcc.ya, v.
to fight. Lookout! They will natur
ally creep upon you . unaware.
What about a watermelon patch
and a. good si?.ed sweet potato paten r
Both mighty proiuanie.
)o not neglect those grape vines
or fruit trees just because they .will
not have any fruit this time. Keep
them sprayed, cultivated and : pruned.
They will repay it all, and more, the
next time.
I notice where R. L. Shuford, of
Newton raised a litter of. ten pigs
to weigh 2,695 pounds, at 6 months
old. They, shore wasn t Macon lvu..-
tv rooters either. At iu cems
oound. bhutora got av.w
brood. That's what 1 say aoout
brains' mixed with tarmmg.
.
To nn hen or hog or cow
fatten pn freight charges yet. That
is what the man tries to do when
he buys mixed teed, corn iru...
tu:A:o ,v.po frnm Nebraska, dried
butter milk from Iowa, tankage from
Chicago and wheat products , irun.
Kansas, all mixed m 01 u, -the
freight paid to Franklin-rthen the
freight paid on the fed stock out ot
here. Truly, the farmer ain't got no
chance no. how. .
The wool pool books are open at
the county agent's office. Got any
wool? The, first of June is the date
of the sale. 1
Buying 16 per cent acid, against
22 per cent is paying $1.35 a ton
A Word of Appreciation
By Geo. W. Seay, of Clayton, Ca.
On account! of impaired sight, 1
had to retire from active ministerial
service. But I have not retired from
fighting the devil. Perhaps the most
effective weapon the evil one is us
ing today, in the United States, is
disregard for our good and whole
some laws, with which a Divine hand
has blessed us.
The Good Book says, "To withhold
not good from them to whom it is
due." ' .
T fp1 that Tudee btack. the good
n:.ri! f TTranHin and 'Macon coun-
U111VLI9 V f t 1.
tv as well as the citizens of both,
deserve a good word. les t.nuwcia
of them.
Though I feel unworthy, as a repre
.HtluK nf mv countv and state
Rabun county, Georgia-yet appre
ciation prompts me, ano i oner u in
humility, thereby hoping to hit the
devil a lick. I regret that I can t
express more clearly and fully what
T fl '
uu. . . . .1
hard to have tne
court and papers say what they do
kf ,ir nart of our state. lut
what hurts more than the saying is
the conditions that justifies it,
t ft r, rt?pn nf that common
wealth, 'that we aH -should take off
our hats to a jurist wno im
moral standing to so stand, by his
convictions of duties as to spcaK vm
what Judge Stack has for the common
good of all. Wo less oo wc .v-
ciate the s,tand . oi .. mc
Pmintv Tournal on this point, wun m
who stand with them. '
t i.. full we mat i von.c
l M1UW 1' ; . . ,
the heart sentiment of hundreds ot
my fellow-citizens in viayton um
Rabun, in above expressions.
There are good people in Kabun,
and deserving. They want help and
have asked for it, received a little,
and want more. Modestly, I assert
I know whereof I speak. I have
worked with them, 1 know.
Mrs. J. A. Hincs and Miss Charlotte
B. Elliott, both of Highlands,' were
visitors to Franklin Tuesday of last
week. "
Many Thaijcs To Our Public
Four years and 10 months ago we entered
business in Franklin and have conducted Recce's
Restaurant since then. For the measure of
success that has attended our efforts, we feel
that we owe the public the people of Franklin
and of Macon and adjoining counties a debt
of gratitude.
this is an attempt to express, in a feeble
way, our appreciation of the, patronage we have
enjoyed during this period of nearly five years.
To each and every customer, we wish to say,
. heartily and sincerely,' "Thank you!" To each
and every booster and there have been many
we say : "Thank you !"
Your patronage and your boosting has been
largely responsible for our success. And our
appreciation, no matter how inadequately words
express it, is deep and genuine.
Wade H. Reece,
George Reece.
freight. Go ahead if you
got plenty of the coin of the realm
to throw around. In every ton of
8-4-4 goods there is 200 pounds of
sand. The treight per sacK oi mis
i rents. The crice odr sack . is
$3.25. The total unnecessary charge
is $3.61 per ton. "Foor tarmer. ne
sqVs fnr the above eoods and the
makers gives him what 'he asks for.
Go ahead if you have got o.oi per
ton to sling around for nothing. .
www
TTsincr cottonseed meal at $35.00 per
ton for fertilizer is equal to $100.00
per ton for Witrate ot ocia, as a
source of Witrogen.
The first chance now . will be the
time to get , the old binder out and
warmed up. .
Tin nnt forwt our bread, and butter
show this fall. Every body and his
,lno- ic PYimrtpd to be there, now
Jo flip time to bctrin preparation
Thp class and crize list will be out
in a week or two, so each may see
what he would like to go in ior.
Tf wp fret a marketinc bureau start
ed'.. here, would you be one of the
qnes to support it or would you run
with that class of cronic tear downs?
....
Ttip hpst hnln for anv man. to mt
out of the shadows of mcdiocrcty is
that he can give himself.
Marnn ronntv the countv of Miner
farmcrs.-LYLES HARRIS, County
Agent.
SPECIAL FARM NOTICE
Wool Sale Will Be June 1st
SPECIAL DAIRY DAY
This will be held at Swannanoa Test
Farm on the twelfth of May. See pro
gram elsewhere in this paper. Every
progressive cream producer in this
county will certainly attend.
THE NEXT CO-OPERATIVE HOG
SALE WILL BE JUNE 1st
AH that will have hogs to go on this
sale will please list same by the 15th
of May so arrangements maybe made
for transportation.
LYLES HARRIS County Agnet.
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W ' rATeMmr " m$9pJwA
THE CITIZENS BANK
The Endorsement is
Your Receipt!
A Checking Account is a business system in itself. No need
to worry about saving receipts, as must be done when you pay
by cash.
Your checks are returned to you each month with your state
ment of account and the endorsement on the back of each one
is your positive proof that the amount has been paid. ,
Open a Checking Account today. A small deposit starts you.
W. T. MOORE, Cashier
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