Miss Sue Ruckcr and
Mr. Jack Hall Arc Wed
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many friends, ;ililiuii;;li their rn
:;tKi 1 1 it-tit has Iuth knnwii f"f sonic
lime, was the niaiiiaee of Miss
Sue Rucker and Mr. Jack Hall at
hif;h in pii, May The ceremony
was li i'fonned by the Kev. C K.
McCarty at his home on Hearpen
Mountain in the- presence of the
members of the family md a few
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hall left
immediately after the ceremony for
Asheville and other points followed
by the blessings of the family and
friends, old shoes and rice,
Mrs Hall came from her home
in Harlwell, (ia., to teach in' the
local school last fall, and was
known, as one of the most at
tractive and, competent members of
the faculty. She graduated in l'A'0
from Western Carolina Teachers
college, at C'tillouhee. Incidentally,
she was elected by the college as
the best alhotitid n'r for the year
she attended. Mr. Hall, a popular
member of the younger set here,
scarcely needs an introduction, as
he is so well known to all. He
was a student at Clcinson, college
in 1917 and attended North Caro
lina State college in 1918. Mr.
Hall is now a contractor here, and
during the season is employed as
household engineer at Highlands
Estates Club. Mr. and Mrs. Hall
expect to make their home in High
lands. Those who witnessed the . cere
mony were Mrs. T. T. Hall, Miss
Carolina Hall, Mr.- and Mrs. Roy
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Mothers Day
Silk Underwear Handkerchiefs
Silk Hose Hand Bags
Table Linen Spring Dresses
Silk Fabrics
E. K. Cunningham & Co.
"The Little Store of Big Values"
FOR BIG YIELD
Naturally, the bgget yield bring in the big gelt
profit And for the biggest yield ute our high grade
fertilizer and eed. W carry a full tock of
Soy Beans
Grass Seed
Garden Seeds
Fertilizers
Feed Stuffs
Groceries
J. W. HASTINGS
Here's the Place To Buy To Get
Your Money's Worth
By the Depot Franklin, N. C.
Potts, Peggy Totts, Mrs. A. , E.
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. And
erson, Mr. and Mrs.' Tudor Hall,
Misses lieitha Williams, Amy Hen
derson ami Uachel Davis.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as executrix of
J .Henry Slavic, 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 2nd day of May,
1942, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. -AH per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make, immediate settlement.
This 2nd day of May,. 1931.
Maggie Gillespie Slagle,
M7 4tc M28 Executrix.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having -qualified as administra
tor of Oliatta Rowland Bryant, dc
ceased," 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 2st day -of May, 1932, or this
notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate settlement. This
1st day of May, 1931.
- HARVE- L. BRYANT,
. ' - Administrator.,
M7-Utp M28 ' .
WANT ADS
5c per Line for Each Insertion
No Want Ad taken for let than
the price of five l&et 25 cent
.FOR RENT Six-room house on
Harrison avenue. Modern con-
T .'ft .1 -
vemences. ueauutui grounus.
Apply at PRESS OFFICE.
FOR SALE -No, 1 : Gladiolus
bulbs. Guaranteed true to name
and of extra fine quality. Ten of
the leading choice varieties. I?rice
$3.00 per hundred delivered any-where.-THOMAS
M. SEAWELL,
WAYNESVILLE, N. w. '
A29-4tp M21
FOR SALE: Piano. Small size.
Standard make. Will sell cheap
in preference of shipping. Write
Errol Smiley, 142 West 44th M.,
Cincinnati. Ohio. 2tp7-14
FOR SALE: Furniture and
household articles. MRS. C, C
NOYES. 1P
MMTMMMMr iMiT tT IT ft" "
Sunday. May 10
Mother's Day
Don't fail to remember
that Sunday ia the day set 1
.tide to honor the moit
important member of the
family-MOTHER.
Of course, you will want
to give her some Uutefol,
imple present a box of
line . atationery, a fountain
pen, her favorite perfume,
or a box of candy. If you
with something mora dis
tinctive, come into see us
and we can offer some
more suggestions.
PERRY'S
Drug Store
Phone 82
HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN
Edward A. Reno V Funmakers Are Back
It's always Happy Days for the people of Franklin
when Reno's Funmakers come to town, and it's BIG
GER and BETTER than ever, this year.
DON'T MISS IT!
Thursday Night
4-ACT MYSTERY PLAY
"THE VULTURE"
Also
8-Big Vaudeville Acts-8
Load Up the Truck A Cash
Prize To the One Bringing
the Largest Load,, on
Thursday Night
Friday Night
"POLLY OF THE
CIRCUS"
Also
8 - Vaudeville Acts - 8
ADDED ATTRACTION
String Band Contest
Saturday Night
"HIRAM"
Also
8-Big Vaudeville Acts-8
ADMISSION, 10 and 25c
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Remember
Mother
with
Candy
Next Sunday is Mother's Day,
andjdon't forget that most worn
en, and that means most Moth
ers, like candy'. For a sweet
remembrance gift see us today
and place your order.
ANGEL'S
Drug Store
Phone 119
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With a Stdck of th? Latest Goods the Big Eastern
... . . ...
Markets Can Supply
E WISH to announce, to our many friends that we are back
in Franklin prepared to do a bigger and better business. 'We
extend to all a hearty invitation to come tosee us in our new
store in the Higgins Building' on Main Street. Just, come and
talfe a look whether you intendsto buy or not. Here you will find
a glad welcome irt a brightnew store," stocked with the finest in
ladies' and mejiVwear,, piece, goods and notions that can be had
in Western North Carolina. -
'A Clean
New Stock
To q ft ft e it 9 s
. Quality and Service
Distinctive
Merchandise
Wo!
Due to the fact that many of ouif customers have been unable to
make all of the purchases they desired, on account of the rush of bus
iness, we have decided to extend our sale through Saturday, May 30.
We are glad to announce that we have increased our sles staff, ad
ding two more clerks, and now are in position to give all of our cus
tomers prompt service and attention. We also have enlarged . our
stock and new shipments of goods are coming in daily.
Here Are a Few of the Bargains We Are Offering at
Prices You Can't Afford To Pass Up
Boys' Suits with 2 Pairs of
Long Trousers- $4.95
Boys' Caps, variety of pat
terns, 75c value ..45c
Ladies' Print Dresses, new
styles .... .. 50c
Heaviest Crepe Dresses in
Beautiful. Patterns, valued
at $10.75 $7.50
Ladies' Shoes Kids, Pat
ents, Blonds valued at
$5 $2.98
Ladies' Lisle Hose, 3 pairs
for .. 29c
Ladies' Silk. Hose,"" First
Quality .............................. 19c
Ladies' .Silk Hose, Heavy
Gauge, Reinforced Heels and
Toes 48c
Ladies' Silk Ho.se, F u II
Fashioned Factpry Ship
ment Just Arrived $1
Grade ....rr.... 7,5c
Men's Dress Shirts 48c, 75c
and ... .......U.... .. $1.00
Men's Blue Chambray Work
Shirts 39c to 75c
, .. . . . - , .
Men's Suits, 100 per cent
Wool, $30.00 value . .. $12.50
$27.50 to $30 values, very
latest styles .J $1750
Men's 220 White Back Den
im Overalls 75c
Thousands of Other Bargains at Unheard of Prices
Seeing Is Believing -Come and Save Your
Money-Watch OuivWmdo7s
Trade Your
Egg
We Will give in trade
15 cents a dozen for
fresh eggs.
"We Clotbe the Family'
Free! Free!
Willi every purchase
of n$10 or more we
will give free a pair of
"Eversharp" Rustless
steel scissors bearing
Jos. Ashear's name.