'Insurance Protection Pius Service'
Yh, wi represent a* good Companies as there la, Issuing Insurance
protection to ootbt everything that's Insurable, giving service that
WlUHll '
We ha to TWO leading Companies lsaulng policies to cover TO
BACCO CtTRINO BARNS against loaa by FIRE this season, and pay
prompt attention to every? request received (or this protection by
mall, Just say COME on a postal card and we will be there the day
card Is received.
Last season we Insured 263 barns, had several to burn. We ex
l-ect to Insure 1000 this season.
In DEATH and FIRE claims In FRANKLIN COUNTY, we will be
sure to pay lota mora. INSURE, get yours, be safe, not sorry.
C. E. Mitchell
"UNCLE BUD"
AND --
? C. L. Mitchell
YOUNQSVILLE ? "Worth Carolina
~ w ^ i ? r ?
If Service and Price Counts
Then visit 1117 store, where you will find any
thing yon want nsually carried in a first class, up
to-date Grocery Store. We don't sell the cheapest
goods, bnt the best goods cheapest.
Leave yonr orders for Ice. We give you the
best possible service and always the right price.
A. S. WIGGS
Good business means increas
ed production ? which N in turn
means support of the national
plans for permanent prosperity.
There is not a single legitimate business ex
pansion or activity that we do not favor, and our
reason ia patriotic.
Any man who has in mind such activity or
expansion is heartily urged to come in and consult
with ns, if we can be of service.
A CORRECTION .
Mr. Editor:
Dear Sir:? In reply to the cri'Jclsm
you wrote about me and the reply to
what you said about what I wrote to
the News-Observer in regard to Co
operative Marketing. I want all to un
derstand that 1 am not opposed to Co
operation and to nothing else that
will help the farmer, as I am a far
mer myself and work about as many
days as anyone every year. I
this Co-operation would be a food |
thing If it waa established.
But many know how the farmers
have stuck to all organizations, Mr.
Editor. You can see in your own town
some of their failures. And trav
et alt uver the South and ytra will- -see'
large warehouses standing idle.
And now some of the people^ that j
for thin "
that the people could not have the In
terest In the farmers when the war
hrr.li.> r.i.1 in T.'nrnpo nnri
almi liiiit ffllU
mini Ml II
? link oui Cotton- wtm taktnr from -wi
Tor one-half uf cum ut making If: ? lfr|
is too late to pray tor us. after old j
Satan has got us. \
Mr. Editor complimented me for be
lng a leader In my section among the
farmers. No I am not a leader as l
am no Moses. It will take a Moses
to lead them and It will take as long
to lead the farmers to the Promised
Land as It did the children of Israel"
Into thft' Pmmittfri Land . Because old
Pharoh would follow after them.
No I want to see the day _when the
tanner wlH be organized. But any
one that has seen our failure* can not
help having his doubts.
Mr. Editor quoted Bcrlpture a?S
?apoke of Mr. Edison's success and oth.
ers as Inventors. I am sure Mr. Ed
iaon did his own thinking and own
planning.
- You went so far as to say that any
one that was against the farmers wel
fare was not fit to lead them. That
Is true and no one la prepared to lead
the farmers that does not farm him
self and knows nothing about farm
ing. But If you want to get rich far
ming Just ask the fellow that nerer
worked on the farm and Is looking for
a good job he can tell you all about It.
It seems as you thought that I was
referring to Mr. Joyner when I spoke
of teachers being interested In this
God bless the man that is working for
education. If all the farmers were
educated we would hot need so much
Mr. Editor I trust that you will pub
lish this because what you wrote about
this has caused some to have the wrong
idea about me. If you will think Just
a little you will see where l stand and
I hnpfi If any nnn rnpiipw tn thin It. will
be some one"^hat has had the exper
ience that I have.
_ Friday night, Sept. 23rd, was stunt
night at the Bunn Consolidated school
?&ch class in high school took part in
the performance, which was enjoyed I
hv a ranrflgpnfnMve crowd of citizens.
TLue stunts were originated by the pu
pil themselves under^tke direction of
Miss Ella Sherrod, wlio is the efficient
teacher of English in the high school.
Miss Sherrod is a graduate in Expres
sion and her readings have been a
subject of favorable comment In^he
community. Her professionap^tfairT^
ing and her pleasing personality make
her a valuable asset to the faculty of
the Bunn school.
The enrollment of the school to date
is 229 with 64 in high school. The
spirit of co-operation is evident amonjr
teachers and pupils and all indications
point toward a successful school year.
fine man,
Yours very truly,
G. H.-PEKGKRSONT
BD'N NEWS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
FOR TAXES
At 12 M., Monday, October 3rd. 1921
at the Court House door in Louisburg.
N. C., I will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, pursuant
to the laws of North Carolina, all lands
in Franklin County on which taxes for
1920 remain due thereon, with costs
and interests added, as revised by
Section 2883 Revisal 1903 and amend
ments thereto, is as follows.
H. A. KEARNEY. Sheriff.
Sept. 3rd, 1921. Franklin County
- V
HARRIS TOWNSHIP
S Ij Perry 60a home Bal 18.59
YOUNQSVIL.LE TOWNSHIP
H T., Little 21a Flat Rock ?Bal. 16.96
W H Wall 185 3-4a land __Bal. 27.94
I. A Davis Est, 87a IJkvls L, ?Bal 10.20
FRANKI..INTON TOWNSHIP
E O Foster 165a Hazel wood Bal 21.20
Alex Gales 131 l-2a Morris Bal 32.41
Fenner Neal 96a home Bal 15.73
HAYESVlLLE TOWNSHIP
M R Joumegan 34a old home Bal 10.39
L L Whl taker 6 tracts, 388a
comb - Bal 34.63
Spencer Alston 75a home Bal 10.24
comb - Bal 98.94
SANDY CKKKK TOWNSHIP
P S & K K Allen and Miss Lucy
Allen 48a Terrell 17.16
QOL.D MINE TOWNSHIP
R H Griffin 600a Home, It lots
Wood Bal 218 .17
- Bal 161 .20
CEDAR ROCK TOWN8HIP
W W Bowden 145a home_. Bal 62.67
Llxsle Johnson 30 1-Xa Cypross
Creek Bal 4 65
Yarboro & Perry 27a L> C* ?Bal 6.96
CYPRESS CREEK TOWNSHIP
A d Benton Act, 100a C Benton
land 35.65
C M Vaughan 138a home ..Bal 48. 86
LOIIISBURO TOWNSHIP
L, I. Whltaker 1 lot hdme 1 lot
Mill Bal 296 ?4
Mollle Dunstoo 56a Whitfield Bal 10 .35
Albertls Green 1 lot Bal 5.21
Jim Malone 41a home Bal 4.91
Chan H'. White 2 lots ? ,?.Bal 8.26
Rosa Wlilte 1 lot Bal 4 59
Mlrnndy Wilcox 1 lot * Hal 9.11
A L Yarboro 17a Branch Bal 4 .67
Matilda Yarboro 1 lot - Bal 9.11
Our pax hasn't llfhtened oar packs . '
Colombia, S. 0. Record.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
DR. O. B. BO.V1ER
Of
Bn; Bonner A Bonner
Eye, Ea*. -N o ie and Throat
Balriirli, North Carolina
-Will be In Loulsburg on Tburaday
Of nub wiuk. -WHIM Scoggln'n
Dtuk Store.
OB. B. r. IARBOBOUGH
Physician and Surgeon
fctiilttirg, N. C. ?
Office Tn Blctteu ami YaitiorougB ?
Building.
Office Phone 296 Realdenoe Phone 28
? t?8r W. ?- MMTCE
Office In Hotel Bulldtng
? North Carolina
s. inrooD riwhc
itUrMi-it-Un.
1 shnrg ^ PhODO 24>
Office In Plrst N*lK?al Bank BnUdin?
I wish to advise my patients and
&e public generally that alter the 1st
>f Septtiuibei illy business Will be on
i Cash basis wnen Work Is uuuiiileied.
DR. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING
8. P. BUBT, U. D.
Loulsbarg. w. u.
tt ? ggln's Prog Btor^ I
Hours 11 a. av. to 1 p. m? and 4 to]
S p. m.
DK. W. B. BASS.
YetorlMriaa
Loilltan, N. c.
Bpeclal mteiiUuti tollogs ana Begs.
Office and-8oepltat it R. F. FullM'*
Stable. Calls answered day or night.
Phones, Da- 68 Night S35
DK. H. M. BEAU
WOOD, H. C.
Offices at Wood Dnu Co. . ?
DK. D. f. gUlHItlCI.
Deatlst.
Uiktui, n. C.
Office in the First National Bank
Building on Main and Rash Bts.
> Loalsbari. North Caroll*a
Taxtlce In all courts. OS?* as Mala I
Street
DB. J. B. DAVIS
Physician
LenUbnrg, North Carolina I
Office Church St. Next to Louisburg
Bottling
pours: 8 to in- i tn a; a ?? 8 P. M.
Telephone: Office 64-1 Ring
? Ren. 64 a Rings.
C. B. WMta ?. H. maxrnmr
WHITE * MAL05K
LAWTHBB
Loalibarc. North Ciroll&A
?eoeral practice. iettlamSnt ot *m
mtmt tmsds In rest od. One m? >sr ol
? Arm always la the office.
DK. H. H. JOHNSON
Phyelelaa
Loalsborg, North Carolina
Offices Adjoining Aycock Drug Co.
Telephones: . Day 287 Night 10
DK. J. E. MAL ONE.
Lonlsburg, North Carolina ,
See In Aycock Drug Store, Market |
dtreet. Office Practice oargery
and consultation.
J. O. NEWEL]., M. D.
Loulsburg, N. ? ^
Office In First National Bank Building |
AMU be at Loulsburg regularly
Day Phone 249 ? Night' Phone 249-2 |
6. M. BEA.il
Attorney-at Law
Loulsbnrgr, N. C.
Offices over old Tar River Drug Co.
Practice In all courts.
H. Kuffln, Thos. W. RuHln
I WM. M. * THOS. W. BCFFIN
I Attornejs-ai-Law
Lomlubnrtc. : North Carolina
I General practice, both civil and crlm
' mat. In Franklin and adjoining conn
?1??. Supreme and Federal Courts.
Offices tn First National Bank
Building. i
REMEMBER YC'JR DEAD.
Let as submit designs and prices on
a nice up-to-date Monument or Tomb
stone to be erected at the grave of your
,oved one. Photos burned on China.
HENDERSON GRANITE 4 MARBLE
WORKS.
Henderson Worih Carolina.
MUWFORD BARBEIt SHOP
Nash Street
LoihkiiKi - North Carolina
Only barber shop In Loulsburg run
by white men. The bent of service at
moat reasonable prices guaranteed
Cleaning and pressing department In
connection. Clothes sent tor and de
livered promptly.
STKMAI/L BROS.
Barber*
Uahtirf, It. C.
We hare purchased the shop former
ly occupied by Oscar Stegall and will
ran name at the same itand. Satin -
faction and cleanliness shall be our
motto. Plenty of hot running watir
and clean towels.
Having qualified as administratrix
of C. C. Cheatham, deceased, late of
Franklin County, notice Is hereby sir
en all persons holding claims against
said estate to present tnem to the un
dersigned on or before ine 9th day of
September, 1922, or this notice will
be plead In bar of tbelr recovery. All
persons Indebted to said estate will
please come forward and make Imme
diate settlement. This Sept. 21.
#-?-?t C. W. CHEATHAM, A
NOTICE
"
Insure Your
Tobacco and Barns
We are prepared to insure your Curing
our terms. We also insure anything in
surable. Don't wail_untii your house i3
in ashes, and wish you "had." What is
your life worth to your family? Protect
your wife and children while you are in
good health. Tomorrow .may .be .too.
late.
Franklin Insurance
&1t Realty Company?
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
MAURICE S. CLIFTON, President
C. M. MOBBS, SycWary-TrBaa:
f TWICE\PRftVFN
r I TT Ivl^ ^Rv ? lit*
? Tf juu suffer backache, ? nlmpl?
nights, tired, dull days and distress
ing urinary disorders, don't experi
ment. Read this twice-told testimo
ny. It's Louisburg evidence? doubly
proven.
Mrs. D. C. High, Middle-St^ Louis
burg, says: "Three years ago I was
nearly down with my back. 1 could
hardly get around, my back pained
me so badly and I heard so much
about Doan's Kidney Pills I got a
box. * After taking a few doses my
back felt easier. t I followed direc
tions carefully and continued taking
them and I was entirely cured. My
back was never better."
? On June 24, 1018, Mrs. High said:
"I can recommend poan's Kidney
Pills as highly today as I did in my
last endorsement. Doan's entirely
cured me and nntve had no return
of kidoey trouble since."
60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co.. Mfrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
NOTICE U ;
. - ' -V.
J. D. Davis and A. Z. Johnson
The wall known harbers, tor colored
people of LooHburs. N. C. are now
prepared to clre the T#r j beat service
In the barber line. We straighten the
crooked hair and make smooth the
straight. If 70a want the Inest and
best hair cut and share give as a tri
al and If we fall 70a need not ray tor
it. Respectfully,
/J. D. DAVIS * A. *. JOHNSON.
10-J-tf.
NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of H. L. Delbridge, de
ceased, late of Franklin County, no
tice is hereby given all persons hold
ing claims against said estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned on or
before the 2nd day of September. 1922
or this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please eoiae tor
ward and make Immediate settlement.
This Sept. 1st. 1921.
9-2-6t S. T. DELBRIDGE. Admr.
NOTICE
Having qualified as administrators
of the estate of W. E. Ussell, deceas
ed. late of Franklin Couyty, all per
sons holding claims afeamst said es
tate are hereby notified to present
them to the undersigned on or before
the 16th day of September. 19J2 or
'this notice will be plead In bar of their
recovery. A11 persons Indebted to
said estate will please come forward
and make Immediate settlement. This
September 15th, 19X1.
M. 8. CUITON.
W. D. JACKSON,
9-16-?t ? Administrators.
What this country neeos Is lew agi
nation about bobbed hair ud more (lor
(bobbed government expenses. ? Kan
sas City Star.
m
UarmenT
Worth cleaning requires
the skill of an artist.
.It is quality not quan
tity you want. Being
sensitive goes where in
vited, and stops where
well treated at the San
itary Cleaners and Press
ers in the J. S. Howell
store building.
Jno. P. (logwood,
MGR.
P. S.? Hats cleaned and
blocked and Dyeing a
Specialty. Phone 67
^ FOR SALE
Mr Shares of the Capital Stock in
the Aycock Drug Co. are for sale. Ap
ply to me quick.
9-16- tf G. L. AYCOCK .
"It list H?t* Been Dead at Least ?
?ontks Bat Didn't S?el<*
"Saw a big rat In oar collar last
Fall," writes Mrs. Joanny, "and
bought a 35c cake of RAT-SNAP,
broke It up Into small pieces. Lut
week while moving we "came across
the dead rat. Mast hare been dead
si* months, didn't smell. RAT-SNAP
Is wonderful. " Three si tee, Xc, S6c.
$1.25. Sold and guar
Bros. Co. and Ayoook
Kuarvteed by Allen
oook Dm* Co.
fob sals? a inmn of farms
ranging from 50 to ssTsnl hundred
acres. It will be to yosr Interest to
and terns assy. 8. A. Newell.
A TONIC
Grave's Tsstsleas ckM Task restores
Energy and Vitality by FWifytad sad
Enrirhlmt the Blood. When yea feel ita
It brings color
k improves
appreciate Ita
Grove's