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FOR SALE SHUCKS by the
bale, ton or trailer load. Also
cottonseed meal and dairy feed.
Wholesale or retail. See
GEORGE BROWN
IM, Mars Hill, N. C or -Phone
3211
12-13 1-31 c
HELP WANTED. MALE, WHITE
NO LAY OFFS. A Watkins
Dealer is needed now for Madi
son County. He is not affected
by lay ofi's, strikes, or summer
close down. Good earnings at all
seasons. PRODUCT NATION
AL! Y ADVERTISED. Profits
up to ?100 weekly possible from
start. For details write The J.
R. Watkins Company, Rural
Sales Dept., P. O. Box ."071,
Richmond, Virginia.
12-20 1 -3c
HOUSE FOR SALE - At Wal
nut, N. C. 5 rooms, bath, two
porches, and full basement with
garage doors for car. Iron Fire
man Oil Furnace. Kitchen, din
ing room and bath recently re
modeled. New kitchen cabinets.
Rubber tile floor. Wired for
electric range. Yard and garden
space. Good well and eleetric
pump.
MACK RAMSEY .111..
Wa'imt X. C. Phone 2! 05
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FOR SALE 30-acre farm, lo
cated on Hay - Run, one mile
from h i w a v ; .82 tobacco allot
ment; two houses (one 5-room,
tQUZ. 3-mom ) ; pack- House ; zuxu
stock barn; Birley barn; 100
bushls white copn.
H. H x?U C K N E R
B:.x 316
Marshal! M. C., RFD 4
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FORO SALE SHO ATS & PIGS
Yorkshire and Poland China
crossed. Reasonably priced.
AARON REESE
Route 4 Walnut Creek
Marshall, N. C.
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United States are made on credit
terms and the buyer and the sell
er are brought together by means
of credit information.
When the owner of a business or
his accountant returns his finan
cial statement to Dun S Brad
street, the owner has taken the
first step in establishing his re
sponsibility as a seeker of credit.
The statement becomes a part
of the credit report on his busi
ness along with a financial anal
ysis, a description of what the
business does and a record of how
it pays its bills.
On the basis of the information
in the report, a rating is assign
ed and the businessman is listed in
the Dun & Bradstreet Reference
Book. This makes it possible for
his suppliers and insurance un
derwriters, who use the book to
look him up and in this way he
is assisted in getting his goods and
insurance.
In other words should a man
ufacturer or wholesaler receive
an order for merchandise from a
. merchant in Madison County, the
lasting and the rating of the mer-
, chant can be checked in the Ref
erence Book. And it makes no
difference where the seller is lo
- cated. The listing of the Madi-
-. son County businessman appears
in every issue of the Reference
Book in the United States. - -:
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A Reference Book listing con
tains the names' of the ' business
and the rating. , The rating eon
siais of two symbols. - Tle first,
a letter of the alphabet, indicates
financial strength or capital. It
is the . difference between what
the business owes and what tt
- -- r.s. The second symbol, a au
ral, reflects a composite of fi
lial stability and payment re-
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During 1916 Flood
Unconscious
Nine times out of ten the same
m in who is blind to his faults is
also deaf to his own conscience.
Just because a man is well
heeled is no sign he wall always
be given the stamp of approval
People who get in the habit of
telling, white lies will sooner or
later pet a black mark.
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'COMPLETE
LAUNDRY
Pick-up nd
TUESDAYS iand
. IN AND AROUND
MARSHALL
rJcQvcrvillc Lcnnr
ROARING FOHIl
"We hepe$ everyone started the
New Year off very happy. ,
Mr.1" and Mrs. Nick Parker did,
soma shanininir " at Hot Springs
Monday morning. "
Mrs. Pole Holt' and Mrs. Syd
ney Brown are on the sick list at
this writing. '. " ,
Mrs. Dale Baldwin and son,'
Jen, of Meadow Fork called on
Mrs. David Frisbee Sunday. $ .'.
Mr. rid "Mrs. Burgess Brown.
of Aaheville prepared a special
Christmas dinner Monday for his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney
Brown; also two sii sitters, Mrs.
(Hyde Stamey and three children;
' Asheville, and Mr. and Mrsv
l.slie Baldwin and daughter, Phil
lys, of Hickory. '';
Mr. Sydney Blankenship of;
llreenville, S. C, visited h.is broth
er and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ceoi-ge Blankenship, (luring the
(.' iiistmas holidays.
P. D. Fowler and giirl friend
visited his mother, Mrs. Tisha
Fowler, this week.
Laveonia Pangle visited her
uncle, Mr. Berry Brown, Monday
afternoon. She also visited Mrs.
B'-rlha Brown and Mrs. Robbie
, ;i i kei .
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Holland
and daughter, Kay, of Ridgeway,
Vra., spent a few days the past
we k witli her sister and father,
j Mrs. Carolina Pangle ami J. N.
I Parker. This week they are vis?'
! .i.nir -VI r. and Mrs. San-ford'
B'ankeuship of Maryville, Tenn.
Mr. Aubrey Brown visited his
1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney
Brown Thursday night.
.Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gillespie
and daughter, Catherine, were vis
iting M". and Mrs. Kochelle Par
ker Saturday night.
Dud Shetley and Wayne Gar
din were visiting Mr. and Mrs.;
Itochelle Parker and family Sun
day evening; also Mr. Berry
iiiiiwn.
Elmer Kent and sons, Grover
and Konnie, of Asheville, were
v - ting Mrs. Uoehelle Parker Wed
i i nay of last week.
.vlrs. Dale Balding and chit-;
di - n spent Thursday of last week
.la My.'. Uoehelle Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kent and
daughter took dinner Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kent.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kent
spent the day Monday with their
Jwushto'"?
Mr: Tand MrsV filman Ijring..
of Meadow Fork were wftlafSn
Christmas by her fathel, M'
Pole Holt, and Mr. Sydney Brown.
Mr. and Mrs.Nick Parker, Mr.
and Mrs. Spencer Holland and
daughter, Kay, and Laveonia Pan
gle visired Dr. and Mrs. Kiimber
ly and Marguerite of Bluff Fri-t
day night.
Roy, Jerry and Billy Parker
visited Mr. and Mrs. Sydney
Brown Sunday night.
Jim Shelton took dinner Mon
day with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Pangle.
Mrs. Lucy Parker, Mrs. Caro
lina Pangle and daughter, Lave
onia, Mrs. Spencer Holland and
daughter, Kay, and Mrs. David
Frisbee and son, Gary, took din
ner Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Wyatt.
Mr. Spencer Holland and Miv
Bill Moore visited friends and reU
atives near Waynesville Friday.
Mr. Cecil Pangle visited Mr.
a..d Mrs. Thomas Allison Mon
day night. Messrs. Lewis and
Dud Shetley also visited at this
home.
Mr. Ray Gardin was in Hot
Springs Monday.
Mr .and Mrs. Hubert Pangle
had as their guests New Yeat'a
for dinijgr Messrs. Dock Wills,
Berry Brown and Jim Sheltanw
They enjoyed a dinner of bear
meat.
Hubert Pangle and Lewis Shet
ley were in Hot Springs Wednes
day. Cecil Pangle took dinner Mon
day with Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Parker.
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