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5c pr Lin for Each Intt-rtion
No Want Ad taken for less than
the prito of five line 25 cent
FOR SALE-Rcmington Portable
Typewriter, Bargain. Press office.
FOR SALE Two lots, No. 14 and 15,
located on Palmer St. Write H.
Gordon, Macon, Ga. 3t09cIIG
FOR SALE Brood sow and several
Chesterfield pigs. S. A. Bryson,
Cullasaja, N. C. 2tp
FOR SALE Good two-door Model
A Ford Sedan. Call at Press office
for information, tf
FOR SALE Seven six-weeks-old pigs,
Poland-China and 0. I. C. crossed.
See Raymond Sanders, Prentiss, N. C.
ltp
LOST Hound bitch, red with white
tip of tail, feet, breast and nose. I.
T. PEEK, Franklin, N. C. 2tp
FOR SALE Abruzzie Rye $1.50 per
' bushel.' Prolific Wheat $1.75 per
busheL ALEX MOORE. ltc
Blanck Walnuts wanted as soon as
they are dry at $1.00 per bushel.
Will pay 40c per lb. for. walnut kern
els, they must, be dry also. C. T.
BLAINE.. . 3tc
FOR THE CANNERY
This is to advise the farmers who
have contracts with the cannery for
sweet potatoes, and others who may
be interested, that we will accept your
potatoes until next Tuesday, October
14. - Kindly see us before making de
liveries. J. NED TEAGUE It
FOR SALE Two houses and lots o
, East Main St. Four vacant lots,
one lot on West Main St. One on
Sunset Drive. Also about a 60 acre
farm on Iotla. Also one Ford truck.
All property at reasonable price.
Good terms. See H. L. Bryant. For
information on farm see H. J. Bry
ant. ' tc?
Mr. Maiden Keener tf Highlands
wasJnJfariklin on-busineMlWednes-
- WILLIAM ..JL MeCOY
" ' Attorney At Law
FRANKLIN, N. C.
Careful Attention Given Legal
Matter In All Courts of
Law and Equity
Peorde's
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5-V 29 Ga. Galvanized Roofing, per square.......$4.75
4 Pt. Hog Wire, 94 lb. 80-Rod Roll .......... .. .......$3.90
4 Pt. Cattle Wire. 84 lb. 8Q
Wagon Tire, per pound
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UAiriCOW SPltlKGS
Mrs. Janu s Slikt If.tllu r anil' Mrs.
Williams, of Aslicvillc, arc s i nin ! t n ;-i
a few lays as quests of Mr. and Mrs. j
A. K. Weaver.
Rev. (ieo, Clucr and family motored
over to Iotla last Saturday afternoon
where Rev. Cloer filled his regular
appointment.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ramey and daugh
ter, Kathcrinc, went to lliwassee to
attend the singing convention last
week-end.
Mrs. Gay Fouts went to Franklin
for shopping last week-end.
Mr. Jim Bruce left last Sunday for
Aquone where he has a position with
the McDowell Pole company.
Mrs. Alcmia Zaff and Mrs. Daisy
Ferry, of Jacksonville, Fla., are spend
ing several days as guests of Miss
Allie Caler.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams and Mr.
Clifford Vaught motored over to
Franklin last week-end for shopping.
A little Giant Gas shovel was placed
in the Nantahala river near the new
highway bridge last week by the
state highway commission. Sand and
gravel are now being hauled and
placed on the highway from the river
between our Nantahala store and Hol
land's store.
Among the parties who went to
Fontana last week-end to pay a short
visit to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Daniel
son and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Daniel
son were Mr. and Mrs. Pot Pitts and
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Danielson.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Silas Ledford,
a fine baby boy weighing about 9
pounds, last Sunday morning,
Mr. Carl Wilson motored over to
Aquone last Sunday afternoon to meet
his father, Charles, who is the vet
eran engineer of our Nantahala-An-drews
railroad.
Mr. Ed Roper made a business trip
to Aquone last Sunday, returning
home last Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Storie went
to Franklin to do some shopping last
week-end.
Miss Venilla Swanson, who under
went an operation for appendicitis at
Angel Brothers hospital recently, is
reported to be much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Allman an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter; -i darn, to Mr-, Eugene Holt, .of
U4., W1UI UliiJT a XVTT Ulimwiv
a witnesses. :
Shortly "afterwards Mr;nt6lt:neft
for Petersburg where Mrs. Holt ex
pects to join him in a few weeks.
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Items from Gneiss, N. C, were re
ceived too late for this week's Press,
Market
Block
ived A Carload
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Pcrconal Mention j
Mr. J, W. Kickman, of Leaiherman,
called on The Press, Monday.
Mr. Gaston Dean, of Etna, was in
Franklin last Saturday,
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II. O. Curtis, of Sylva, was in town
last Saturday.
o
' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill, of Canton,
were in Franklin last Sunday.
Mr. Jack Cansler, of Iotla, was a
visitor in town Monday.
o
Mr. John Vinson, of Otto, was in
the city Saturday.
o
Miss Annie Slagle, of Wayah, was
in Franklin shopping last Saturday.
o
Mrs. J. Frank Ray, of Sylva, spent
the week-end with her husband in
Franklin.
o
Mr. S. B. Denton, of Robbinsville,
gave The Press office a call last
Monday.
o
Mr. H. L. Anderson, who has been
at Tugalo, Ga., for some time, spent
the week-end with his family here.
o
Mr. Carey Vanhook, of Prentiss,
was in Franklin, Monday, of this
week.
o
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Allfather, of
Black Mountain, N. G, were in Frank
lin last Monday. ,
o
Mr. T. C. Bryson, of West's Mill,
was in town one day first of this
week.
o
Dr. and Mrs. J.' H. Fouts spent
Saturday night of last week with Mr.
Elbert Watson in Glenville, N. C.
o
Mr. Porter Pierson, of Highlands,
was a business visitor in Franklin first
of the week.
o
Mr. T. J. Ritchie, of Rabun Gap,
Ga., was in Franklin one day last
week on business.
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Mr. John Ramsey, of Route Three,
was , on' the streets of Franklin last
- w -r -rrr. v'v- ,p
. I,-i0mii,i..-i rlr. r
was -a business- visitor1 m town last
Saturday. ; - i
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Mr. John Baldwin, of Franklin
Route Two, was in town on business
last Saturday.
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Mrs. George Keener, of Gneiss,
dropped in and subscribed for The
Press last Monday.
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Attorney Dover Fouts of . Burns
ville, visited Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Fouts
in the city first of this week.
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Mr. John C. Henderson, of Cullar
saja, was in Franklin; Monday. Mr.
Henderson has recently built a beau
tiful, little bungalow on his" place.
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Mr. A. O, Allison, of Sylva, travel
ing salesman for the Simmons Hard
ware company of Atlanta, called on
our merchants last Friday. .
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Mrs. A. B. O'Mohundro returned to
her home in Arkansas last Friday,
after spending three months with her
parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barnard.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Don Young are the
proud parents of a fine boy, born
October 4. Mjs. Young and the. boy
are doing nicely at the Lyle hospital.
0
Mr. C. F. Kirkpatrick, of Waynes-
ville, was at the Scott Griffin this
week. Mr. Kirkpatrick owns the Le
Faine hotel of Waynesville.
o
. Quincy : Hauser, of the Angel Drug
company, made a Paul Revere ride to
Atlanta, Saturday night. It was pure
ly a question of unfinished business.
0
Mr. E. O. Rickman, of Leather
man, was in Franklin last Thursday
and he reports frost in his section
Wednesday and Thursday mornings.
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Mr. Geo. Owenby, of Route Two,
was in Franklin last Saturday.
Mr'. S. A. Bryson, of Cullasaja, was
in town last Saturday on business.
Friends of Weaver Landrum are
glad to see him in Franklin again
after convalescening in Lake City,
Fla., hospital for the past few months.
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A telegram was received in Franklin,
Tuesday, stating that Mrs. : Frank
Bryson died Tuesday morning some
place in Washington state.
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Miss Edwina Dalrymple who is
teaching in Hayesville, and Miss Nor
ma Scroggs, of that town, spent the
week-end with Miss Dalrymple's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dalrymple,
in the , city.
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Mr. T. B. Enloe, of Route One,
was in Franklin last Saturday.
Mrs. Bill Cu::::iir;!;-ra
Attends Homs-Coming
The l ine's Crick in iy.hlx 11 ) A uvcr
in llaywoud county had a If e-
Giming l)ay nut Ion- ao ami am-.11
those who wint hack to the scenes .t
their childhood was Mrs. Will Cun
ningham, Ik-low wc jjvr her medita
tions as she lived over aain the das
now dead :
THE MAGICIAN
'Twas a beautiful day in September,
In the midst of a mystical land;
Fond memory walked closely beside
me,
And waved her most magical wand,
As I gathered the dead all about me
From youth's half forgotten lost
land.
From memory's camp I hear the
voices,
Can hear their joyous revilee.
Can see the memory figures moving,
Through the open, 'neath the tree.
While all the air is filled with music,
Like a violin touched gently.
Comes from the hazel bush the
lapwing,
The crow's hoarse caw from dizzy
height,
The drowsy droning of the bee's wing,
And noisy partridge takes his flight,
The blackbird piping from the tree
tops,
And cowbells tinkling home at night.
Then up the old familiar highway,
Across the summit of the hill,
To the old home's fruitful acres,
The little cottage beside the rill,
Where the barefoot romped with
pelasaure,
Now grown up hearts with rapture
thrill.
Then down the old secluded cow path
By barefoot traveled years ago,
To my one time Mississippi
Which now to me seems small and
slow,
The same blue iris bends above it,
Reflected in the blue below.
0, the splendor of these hills and
valleys,
The mysteries of these forests rare,
Why rush we off into the city
. Seeking life with flower decked hair,
When here life lingers all about us,
With flowers a thousand times more
fair,..-. .. - ''
MINAIARRETT CUNNINGHAM;
recently from asanitorium in High
lands'where she 1iag "beerrfor 'several
weeks on account of illness.' We are
glad to hear that she has improved
considerably.
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Mrs. Fannie York Weatherly, pro
prietress of the York House near
Mountain j City, Ga., Mrs. Dr. Henry,
of Bambndge, Ga.; Mrs. Bob Lamb,
of Albany, Ga., and Mrs. John Ed
modson, of Macon, Ga., were in
Franklin one day the past week and
paid The Press office a pleasant vis
it. These ladies have been spending
the summer at the York House. Mrs.
Lamb's husband has been in Chili
for some time.
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Rev. T. F. Deitz, of Beta, is preach
ing at Ridge Crest Baptist church
four miles out oh Highway No. 28
toward Asheville, this week. "Thad"
is a good preacher.
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Prof.' T. M. Locke has been leading
the singing in a meeting at Ridgecrest
for Rev. Alvin Solesbee. Alvin is a
fine fellow, a good citizen and a
splendid preacher. Prof. Locke was
in town Saturday.
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A daughter, Agnes Pauline, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Dal
ton on Tuesday, Sept. 30. Mrs. Dal
ton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
0. H. Howell, of Spruce Pine.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Katenbrink, of
Atlanta, have, been visiting relatives
and friends in Franklin. Mrs. Katen
brink before her marriage was Miss
Nellie Siler.
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Davis Dean, of Whom all men speak
well, was in attendance at the meet
ing of the Board of Education, Mon
day. As usual, he had a good joke
to tell the editor.
Mr. James Wistead, of Route 3,
was in t6wn Wednesday.
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kati: r.i. KOGr:.is wiutls
HYMN
l!y request The I'ress is tillishin.
the following hymn written by Kate?
M. Rogers of Kllijay:
PRAISE THE LORD
Oil for a heart to praise our God;
A mind and soul on lire,
That we walk where Pilgrims trod.
And other souls inspire.
Oh for a heart to praise our God
And conjure into the thought
That those who understand His will
To Him some others brought.
Oh for a heart to praise our' God
Our God whose eyes see
Our every need and sppplieth them
Before wc lisp a prayer to thee. -
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Mrs. Ed Angel, who is visiting
relatives and friends here, had a
telegram . last Monday from her hus
band stating that Mr. Angel's mother
died at her home in Olympia, Wash.,
Monday morning.
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Oran Cunningham, of Iotla, who has
been in California for the past six
months is back again and has re
entered school at S. C. 1., Sylva, from
where he expects to graduate this
spring. Oran is a fine fellow and
Macon county will hear from him
again.
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