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Death cf LI. II. Smith
Mr. M. K. Smith of Kyle, N. C,
tlicd February 16, 1929, at the home
of his son at Rich Mountain. Sonic
years ago Mr. Smith had a stroke
-of paralysis from which he' never
fully . recovered. A second stroke
ended his life. He lived to tHe ripe
old age of 81 years. He had lived
in the Briartown section of the
county for many years. His body
was taken back there for interment.
He leaves nine children and about
twenty-three grandchildren besides a
host of relatives and friends to mourn
his departure.
Notice
Last week The Press received
through the mail a sample of cyanite
ore. This paper does not know" who
mailed the nackai?e rnntainintr thp
mf rock. If the person so doing will
I come into town a mining engineer,
Philip S. Hoyt, would like to see him.
Stomach Distress
If you suffer from gas, heartburn,
sour stomach, bloating and dyspepsia,
why hot make the Diotex 15 minute
test ? Absolutely harmless and mak
ing thousands feel like new. One
ingredient has the amazing power
to digest 3,000 times its own weight.
Don't give up. Get Diotex at any
drug store. Put it to the test. Money
back if you don't soon feel like new,
and able to eat most anything in
comfort. Diotex must satisfy you 100
per cent or cost nothing. Only 60c.
Adv.
I Do you; need new piston rings?
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crank case dilution is resulting in
poor lubrication and causing fur
ther wear and loss of power. - We
will replace your old rings with
new ones which we guarantee to
give satisfactory service. Reason
able charges. '
Joines Motor & Tractor
Company
Not Merely Patch Work
When you leave your old shoes
with us . to be renovated it does
not mean that we are going to
patch them up so as to make them
last a few more weeks. We are
going to repair them so as to
make them look like new and last
as long ' as a new pair. Bring
your shoes to us and ' we promise
a most satisfactory job at a very
small expense. Do it now.
Champion SHOE Shop
EARL ANGEL, Mgr.
HUNGRY?
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We can promptly attend
to that "Hungry
Feeling."
Arnold's Cafe
on
PUEL1C SQUARE
ESSIG MARKET
IL O. ESSIG. Prop.
fresh Meats of All Kinds
Fine Home Made Sausage
Everything kept in a first
class market. Phcns 42
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mmi m life
"Being a working-man. and so sick
at times that I thought I would have
to "quit my job I tell you I feel like
telling the world alxuit Sargon and
Sargon Soft Mass Pills after what
vv: R. PACK
these, wonderful medicines have done
for me.
'."For several years I was under
weight and was hardly ever able to
get a good night's sleep, I was so
nervous. Dizzy spells used to worry
me a lot, too. I had indigestion near
ly .always and was so badly con
stipated I was taking laxatives all
the time, but nothing 1 tried gave 'me
any real relief.
"Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass
Pills took hold from the start, and
now, after two bottles of Sargon and
one of, the pills, my friends all say
I don't look like the same man.
"I'm 'picking up weight, " my in
digestion gone, I don't have that
swimming in my head, my constipa
tion is getting better and I now sleep
soundly without having to sit up to
get my breath like I used to when
the gas would" press up against- my
t,n .!,,. u:w i
is? to- il;.r.,. fir ,( n.
nwiu ictc-ttk c TTt"-"wasiiiaw uu over
again, I am that man."
The above statement was made by
W. R. Pack, 602 A. Fair. Street, At
lanta. Mr. Pack a textile worker em
ployed by the Fulton Bag and Cotton
Mills. . , .
Sargon may be obtained in Frank
lin from Perry's ? Drug Store. Acv
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Haying qualified as administrator cf
Rebecca Shope, deceased, late -of Ma
con county, N., C.f this .is to notify
all persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit th-.m
to the undersigned on or before .he
5th day of March, 1930, or this "notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate settlement.
This 5th day of March, 1929.
J. M. SHOPE, Administrator. p4tM2S
NOTICE
North Carolina, Macon County.
The undersigned, will on the 1st
day of April, 1929, sell to the high
est bidder for cash, at the court
hous,e door in the' town of Franklin,
North Carolina, at 12 o'clock the fol
lowing described real estate, to-wit :
In Macon county, North Carolina,
and in Cartoogechaye township,
bounded on the south by the lands
of Frank Blaine and Archie Jones;
on the rioYth; east and west by the
lauds of the Maxwell School, being
all the lands owned by N. W. Jones
in Macon county, North Carolina.
This sale is made under a power of
sale "given in a deed of trust by N.
W. Jones and wife, Mary Jcbnes, to
AlexVMoore, and John. Moore as
trustee, on tne 1st uay ot rcimiary
1926, to" secure the sum of $60.00, de
fault having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness secured by
said deed of trust.
This the 1st dav of March. 1929.
J. M. MOORE, Trustee. ; p4tM28
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
. Having qualified us administrator of
Jane Gregory, deceased, late of Ma
con county, N. C, this is "to notify
all persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned oh or before the
19th day of February, 1930, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to. sail
estate will please make immedial.'
settlement. This 19th dav of Febru
ary, 1929.
A. S. GREGORY, Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having, qualified as administrator
of B, F. Dowdlc, deceased, late of
Macon county, N. C, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to' the undersigned on
or before the 16th day of February.
1930, of this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery. AH persons
indebted to said estate wiil' please
make immediate settlement. This 16th
dav of February; 9q.
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CANNERY NOTICE
I will meet the f;miUTS who are
interested in growing truck for the
cannerv at the court house on Satur-
s
March 9 at l p. in., for the purpose
lering into contracts for their truck.
i Let all come out, as I will not be
under obligations to take anything
that is not specified in your contract
This I'chj-tiarv 26, 1929.
C. W. TEAGUE, 2tM7
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
North Carolina, Macon County
In the Superior Court. "'
.'. Grant Wi5bon
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. . . M. L. Wisridii
The dcfeiit.atit, U. I, Wishon will
take notice th'at ail action entitled as
above is beetf commenced in the
superior court of M&cbii cbtiiity, North
Carolina; that the purpose of said
action is to dissolve the bonds of
matrimony now existing between the
plaintiff and the defendant. 5 That the
said defendant, M. L. Wishon is re
quired to appear at the office of the
clerk of the superior court, of Macon
county, North Carolina, on or before
the 10th day of April, 1929, and answer
or demur to complaint of the plain
tiff or the relief demanded in the
complaint will be granted.
This the 19th day of February. 1929.
FRANK I. MURRAY, Clerk
Superior Court. p4t21
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained in a certain deed of1 trust,
made and entered into on the 18th
day of September, 1925, by and be
tween W. M). Almazov and Sophie
Albert, parties of the first part, W.
B. Lenoir, trustee, party of the sec
ond part, and H. R. Lenoir, trustee,
party of the third part, which deed
of trust was registered on the 23rd
day of September, 1925, ' in record of
mortgages and deeds of trust No. 29,
page l et seq., in the office of the
register of deeds of Macon county,
state of North Carolina,, default hav
ing been made in the payment of the
indebtedness secured by said deed of
trust, I will, on Monday, the 1st day
of April, 1929, at twelve o'clock noon,
offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the"" court
house door in Franklin, Macon county,
North Carolina, the lands and premis
es described in said deed' of trust,
situate, lying and being in Cartooge
chaye township, Macon county, , state
of North Carolina, and more par
ticularly bounded and described
as
ionows :
state grants jnos. -inw, :iyj and juo.i.
runs thence north 72 degrees and 30
minutes west 22 poles and 23 links to
a Spanish oak; thence north 4 de
grees east 69 noles to a bh-'- oak:
thence north 17 degrees and 30 min
utes ' west 44 . poles and 8 links ,to p
stake; thence north 2 degrees and 30
minutes east 49 poles to a stake:
thence north 47 degrees west 3 poles
and 12 "links to a stake; thence north
16 degrees and 30 minutes west 33
poles to a stake: hence north 4 de
grees and 30 minutes west 70 noles
to- a locust stumn on ton of P)rtlcc
Knob, a corner of U. S. Govennin-ni
lands; , thence, with the line of the
Government land nort.h 64 degrees and
13 minutes west 170 poles and 16
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I've heard some slight talk of high prices and hard times;
Wonder who could have started it?
Anyway, the misguided purveyor of such provender hadn't
been to Bill Cunningham's new store. For the only man who
ever came here and went away with such tales was discovered to
be President of the Ananias Club, And they later turned him
out for being too much of a liar for the company he kept!
All of which means thafthere are no high prices at Bill
Cunnigham's. And by the same token, the person who trades
here will go quite a ways down the road yet before he begins
complaining of hard times.
PRICES ARE NOT HIGH NOT AT BILL CUNNING
HAM'STIMES ARE NOT HARD-FOR THOSE WHO
KNOW BILL CUNNINGHAM! .
Put that in your pipe and smoke it !
And, while we are at it, suppose w masticate this little
morsel: '.'...."".'..''J.
Value for value, Bill Cunningham guarantees to meet or beat
any catalog' price in the world! That's laying it on pretty thick,
but you doubting Thomases have a mighty simple vay of testing
the statement.
r For Bill Cunningham, now and always, SETS THE PRICE
IN MACON COUNTY!
W. C. CUNNINGHAM & CO.
SCOTT GRIFFIN HOTEL BUILDING FRANKLIN, N. C
links to a' slake; thence still wiih
me iiovernincni mu: souiu mi ir- I
grces and 36 vmuites west 3 poles to
a dead clu:v;mit; tlitucc still with
the Government line south 77 de
grees and U minutes west 24 poles
and 9 links to a white oak; thence
still with the Government line North
65 degrees and 45 minutes west 25
poles and 16 links to a large forked
hickory; thence still 'with the Govern
ment line north 60 degrees and 50.
minutes west 98 pole? and 2 links to
a chestnut oak; thence still with the
C'OYnnifHt' line north 2$ decrees aur
56 minutes cast 13 poles atiu 9 lin!:.
to a stake;, thence still with the Gov
ernment line north 2$ degrees and
3 minutes' west 31 poles and 7 links
to a large chestnut oak; thence sti'l
with the Government line north 8?
degrees and 8 minutes west 49 polp
and 8 links to a stake; thence Still
with, the Government line north 82
degrees and 56 minutes west 24 poles
and 16 links to a black oak; thence
still with the Government line south
55 degrees and 2 minutes west 127
poles and 12 links to a dead locust;
thence still with the Government line
south 86 degrees and 2 minutes west
26 poles and 20 links to a large
chestnut, a corner of state grant No.
3065 and a corner of state grant No.
3067; thence south 44 degrees and 30
minutes west, 96 poles and 4 links to
a stake; thence north 87 degrees and
30 minutes west 25 poles and 2 links
to a stake; thence, south 2 degrees
and 30 minutes west 143 poles and
15 links to a stake, a corner of grant
No. ,3067; thence north 79 degrees
west 130 poles to a stake, formerly
a hickorv, beginning corner ,of grant
No. 3067; thence north 66 degrees
west 5 poles to a dead chestnut ;
thence south 30 degrees west 12 poles
to a white oak ; thence south 68 de
grees west 31 poles and 10 links, to
a chestnut ; - thence south 10 degrees
east 56 poles and 12 links to a
stake: thence south 22 degrees and
30 minutes west 24 poles and 15 links
to a stake; thence south 87 degrees
and 30 minutes east 24 poles and 6
links to a stake, corner of T. O.
Harrison's land ; thence south 38
degrees east 86 poles to a rock, corn
er of land formerly belonging to
L. T. Giallespie's estate; thenc with
the line of said land south 42 degrees
and 30 minutes east 181 poles to a
mountain oak,; corner of the former
Gillcsoie estate and J. H. Enloe lands
and beginning corner of grant No.
18,364; thence with -Enloe's line north
84 degrees and 30 minutes cast 123
poles - ?nd 4 links - to a stake ; thenc
64"1ocgrees and 311 minutes east 88
poles to a stake in the line of. state
grant No. 113; thence south 31 de
grees cast 39 poles to a hickorv;
thence, north 59 degrees and 30 min
utes east 58 poles and 9 links to a
hickory, stump in the line of section
22; then with' the line of section 22
south 31 degrees east 85 poles to
a stako. corner of section 22; thence
south 59 degrees and 30 minutes west
13 pole ito a hickory, corner of state
grant No. 32 ; thence south 31 de
grees a"d 30 minutes cast 59 poles
and 1.5 links to a stake and pointers,
A.. B. Slaglc's, and Oscar Conlev's
corner: thence with A. P. S'agle's
line south 73 degrees east 52 roles to
n stake1 thence with the line of
section 19 north "4 degrees and 30 min-
EVERYBODY'S HAPPY!
utes east loi poles and 5 links to u
stake, northwest corner of section 19;
thence with ilobinson's line south
degrees and M) minutes cast loO poles
and 20 links to a black oak stump,
beginning c.i::er of section 19; thence
with the line of section 19 south 3
degrees west 33 poles and 17 lin!;s
to a stake, V. H. Green's corner;
thence with Green's lino south SI
degrees and 30 minutes cast 94 nols
and d links to a hickory; thence sh'il
with Green' line north 5 degrees
east 19 poles and 7 links to a black
oak; thence still with Green's line
south, 83 delves cast 84 poles Nto a'
stake and pointers on top ot a ridge;
thence north 42 degrees west J 5,
poles and 12 links to a stake; flicnct
north 15 degrees west 24 poles and
6 links to a Spanish oak; thence
north 57 degrees west 22 poles an-1
15 links to a large Spanish oak;
thence north 41 degrees west 46 poles
and 10 links to a black jack ; thence
north 78 degrees west' 13 poles and
10 ftnks to the Beginning. Contain
ing 2119.9" acres, more or less.
Excepting, however, from the above
described lands two tracts deeded by
H. R. Lenoir, trustee, by W. B. Le
noir, his attorney in fact, and W.
B. Lenoir, trustee, to Onteora
Estates, Incorporated, by deed of re-,
lease, dated the 6th day of October,
1926, and registered in book N-4, at
page 581, in the office of the register
of deeds of Macon county, North
Carolina, said' excepted tracts being
described as follows : .
First Tract. Beginning at a, stake,
the NW. corner of No. 19, and runs
south '86 degrees and 30 minutes cast
2739 feet,, with the line of No. 19
to a stake, the SE. corner of grant
No. 325 and corner of grant No. 1853;
then north 3 degrees and 30 minutes
east, with the line of grants Nos.
325 and 1853, 600 feet to a stake in
said line; then north 86 degrees and
30 minutes west 5387 feet to' a stake
in the line of section No. 22, grant
No. 1004' and grant No. 113; then
south 31 east, with the line of grants
Nos. 1004 and 113, 594 feet to a
stake in the line of said grants;
then south 75 east 1155 feet to a
stake ; then south y degrees and 30 .
minutes west 792 feet to a stake;
then south 56 east 132 feet to a
stake: then south 30 east 750 feet
to a stake; then south 42 east 140
feet to a stake; then' south 64 east
250 feet to a stake; then south 81:
cast 260 feet to a stake on the line
of section No. 18 and grant "No. 32;
tiin fVin IJtiA rf CAtinn Wr 10 '
and grants Nos, 32 - and : 1004, 1735
taincd in state grant No. 2193, issued
to John Siler and recorded in book
I, page 268, records of Macon county.
Beginning at a hickory, th" third
corner of John Siler's entry No. 692f
on a high ridge and on th south
boundary line of Andrew . McDaniel's
land, runs south 82 east 14 poles ta
a black jack: then south 45 east 46
poles to a Spanish oak : then south.
60 east 22 noles to a Spanish oak;
then south 18 east 23 poles to a black
jack; then south 40 east 16 poles
to a black jack on the line of ssaid
Silcr's land; then with said line west
93 poles to a stake; then with the
line of his entry No. 6926, north 85
poles to the Beginning.
This the 27th day of February, 192Q.
, W. P. LENOIR, Trustee. 5tM2R
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G. W. DOWDI
strator.