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APPLE COMBINATIONS
'Fur novelties, apples may be coni
bined with other fruits into a sauce,
which tfocs well with meats. Try
combining- apples with quinces. Cook
them together, one fourth as much
quince as apple. Apples and pine
apple combine well into a sauce. Add
minced pineapple to the apple sauce.
Add one cup of cranberries to one of
apples and make a sauce. It will be
a pretty pink. To serve with hot pork
roast, try apples and onions, combin
ing equal quantities of unsweetened
apple sauce and cooked onions. This
should be served hot.
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The first few weeks in the feed
lot is a critical time for feeder steers.
Start with limited quantities of con
centrated feeds . and increase them
verv L'raduallv diirini: the first' 30
days. Roughages of good quality may
be fed in any quantity without- harm.
However, they add bulk to the ration
and " the more roughage the steers
cat the smaller will be the daily
gains and the longer the fattening
period."
A CHILD'S COAT
Children's outdoor garments should
be soft and warm and light in weight
and large enough to permit freedom
of movements. Rough surfaced ma
terials, loosely woven, are warmer than
fine, smooth material of tighter
weave. Plain material may be used
for the outside, if the lining is light
and wooly. Pongee, or any light ma
terial, is good for summer coats.
Franklin Millinery Company
ANNOUNCING!
Come In and See the Display of Our Complete Line
of
FALL COATS, DRESSES, KNIT SUITS
MILLINERY, FALL HOSIERY .;.
Franklin Millinery Co.
IN McCOY BLOCK
FRANKLIN, N. C.
HELLO!
Lopk Here What's Happened!
Bryant Furniture Company has joined the Great
W. C, Cunningham Fall Opening Sale. Every dol
lar's worth of furniture in our store has gone on Sale
Prices Reduced So that every one who trades at
u Bryant Furniture-Company's Store jwill benefit and
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Chcrc!ic2 Indians To
Celbrate Indian Summer
Ashcvillc, Sept. 22. Following a
traditional custom centurics-old the
Eastern Band of Cherokee fnilians
living peacefully on their reserva
tion in the foothills of the Great
Smoky mountains near Ashcvillc will
celebrate with their native dances
and sports the harvest csason of
1930.. The events which will attract
a great throng of spectators this year
will be held at Cherokee, N. C,
October 7 to 10.
To the accompaniment of drums
and rattles and primitive musical in
struments, the Big Cove Indians, a
division of the Eastern Band will per
form the annual Green Corn Dances
which have been celebrated for cen
turies by the Cherokees as thanks
giving dances in honor of the ripen
ing maise. Men and women will take
part in the dances in groups of a
score or more in each dance, the per
formers wearing native costumes.
Features of the Cherokee Fair will
also be the Indian ball games played
with ball sticks like small tennis
rackets and according to rules sim
ilar to the modern game of lacrosse.
This game played by the Cherokees
is in fact a preservation of the origi
nal form of lacrosse.
Naked with the exception of trunks,
feathers and painted totem the play
ers during the annual fair will enter
into the spirit of the game with the
keen rivalry which makes the sport
a far more exciting event than foot
ball. Thousands of friends and sup
porters of the teams cheering on the
sidelines will add to the color and
pageantry of the sport.
The ball games, the archery con
tests, the blowgun events, the dances
and the exhibition of beadwork, agri
cultural products, basketry and other
handwork of native Indian craftsmen
will make the Indian fair this fall a
colorful celebration.
NOTICE OF SALE
Nort h Carolina,
Macon County.
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a deed of trust
given by A. C. Baldwin and husband,
H. E. Baldwin, said deed of trust
bearine date of February 16. 1924. and
recorded -in-th-nfire,of Register of
ference.
Every 50 cents you trade or PAY ON AC-
COUNT we give you one coupon at all the 27 Val
uable Premiums now on display in Bill Cunningham's
window, which will be awarded to the customers
, holding the lucky coupons on last day of sale Mon
day, Sept. 29, at 4:00 P. M.
COME ATTEND FRANKLIN'S GREATEST
SALE. Meet your friends and loved ones at Bryant's.
SALE CLOSES SEPTEMBER 29.
Bryant Furniture Company
Franklin, N. C.
IN LiELIQIlY OF
LEE CRAWFORD
(Dy Troy F. Horn)
The man who met us with a smile
And never had to duck,
Who lived the Christ-like humble
style
And did not trust in luck.
This man who was so mild
And true in all his ways;
Was also kind as any child
Throughout his earthly days.
1 wonder when we'll find one more
As faithful and as just
Who everybody could adore
And always fully trust.
He did not live for earthly glory,
But by his staff and rod
He loved the good old gospel story
And went to be with God!
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ANOTHER BONE PULLED!
We' pulled another Bone ! People's
Market ad appearing in last week's
issue quoted Sirloin steak at 25c lb.
Should have been 30c lb.
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When buying grapes, select large,
compact bunches, with large individ
ual berries. When the grapes fall
off and the bunches are loose ami
straggly, something is wrong. The
bunches should not show many de
cayed, cracked, shrivelled nor hard,
green berries. The bunch as a whole
should be good, not merely the in
dividual berries.
The best mangoes have a firm,
smooth, bright green outer shell.
Dull yellowish, rough wrinkled or
flabby shells are not so good. Ai
soft, watery decay should be avoided.
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Vsdvuagc onuuiu uc may cuiu fcittu,
the head solid and well formed and
the outer leaves trimmed off. Cauli
flower should have an outer green
jacket, but the flower should be white
MACON INSURANCE
AGENCY
ROOM 3, Bank of Franklin Bldg
R. S. JONES, Mgr.
FRANKLIN, NORTH CAROLINA
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with the
and Deeds of Trust, Page 1)04, and
default having been made in the pay
ment of the amount secured by said
fdeed of trustand; demand h'avmg been
made by the parties to whom said
amount is due, I will, on . the 14th
day of October, 1930, at 12 o'clock,
noon, at the court house door in the
Town of Franklin, , Macon County,
North Carolina, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, to satisfy said in
debtedness, principal, interest, and
cost, the following described property,
to-wit:
Lots. No. 10 and No. 11, in Block
4, in a tract of land in Macon County,
North Carolina, known as Bonny
Crest, as surveyed and mapped by
D. Conger, reference being hereby
had to said map as recorded in Book
B-3, Pages 70 and 71, Records of
Macon County, for a full and more
particular description of the lands
and lots hereby conveyed.
This September 10, 1930.
4t09 GEO. B. PATTON, Trustee.
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Best Bargains in a long time. Good Stuff at lowest prices in years. Extra Specials every
day. Thursday, opening day of Sale, Boys' Overalls 4 to 16, 50c. Sheeting, 5c per yard. Double
bed Blankets, 85c. Children's Oxfords or Shoes, 98c Boys' and Girls' Ribbed Stockings, 10c pr.
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