The Fordson Traotorhas b^en reduced to $395.00 f. o. b.
Detroit, Michigan. This greatly reduced price puts the
Fordson in reach of every Farmer, an<t will mean more
to the Farmers than anything that has happened for a
long time. ? Come in to see us and let us talk Tractors
with yoii.~
Louisburg Motor Company
LOU1SBURG. NORTH CAROLINA
FORECLOSURE SALE OF LAND.
Under and by virtue of lb* power
and authority contained In that lien
and mortgage executed by H. R. Par
riah to Brantley-Wood t Griffin on the
16th day of January 191#, duly regis
tered In the office of the Register of
page 268, default haying been made In
the payment of the Indebtedness there
by secured the undersigned mortga
gees will OD
* MONDAY. MARCH 6th, 1922
at 12 o'clock M. at the. Courthouse I
door of Franklin County in the town |
of Loulsburg, North Carolina sell
pabltc auction - to the highest bidder
lor cash the following described real |
A one-twelfth undivided interest In I
and to Umstracts of land sllnatsrt la |
CedarAock ToWSjffiftAMg
5#rC. known mm {he Mrs.
'""ftah lands containing
lOl aCTee bom or leas aOolatng the
basis of J. W. Sledge. *?. B. H7 Star
lings, E. S. Green, Ben Sturdivant.
Mrs. Bet tie Collins, Mrs. J. O. MaV
and others.
One tract known as the Robert Stal
ling* place and One tract known
the Old Stokes Place, and one tract |
known aa the Oratle Inscoe Place.
This the 2nd day of February 1922.
BRANTLEY-WOOD & GRIFFIN
l-3-5t COMPANY, Mortgagees .
The above sale was continued to
Monday, March 13th, 1922 ax about the
hour of noon, by consent of all parties.
This March 6tt 1922.
BRANTLEY, WOOD & GRIFFIN CO.,
3-10-lt Mortgagee.
THE FRANKLIN TIMES /
$1.50 Per Year In Advance. /
rNo Worms In a Healthy Child
All children troubled with Worm* b^vr an un
healthy color, which indicateajpoor h) tod, and aa a
rale, there la more or Iras aomMn disturbance.
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill VNI* Jlven regularly
far two or three weeks will jfcnrieh the blood, im
Wore the difteatloo. and actjan General Strength
ening Tonic to the whole aviprn Namre will then
throw off or dispel the worpa. and the Child wiii oe
la perfect health. Pleasant to take. 60c per bottle.
SALE OP VALUABLE TOWN LOT.
By virtue of the power and author
ity contained In that deed of trust ex
ecuted by C. C. Hudson on tlie 1st daj
of Jan. 1920 to the underpinned trus
tee and duly registered. In the office
of the register of deeds of Franklin
County In Book 241 pace 369, default
baring been made In the payment of
the notes thereby secured, and demand
made upon me by the holders thereof
to foreclose, I will sell ax public aae
ilon to the highest bidder far cash oo
MONDAY, TT. 1W i**"
wt^boaX Ifcs >ww^noon. at the court
carJalaJanjrpsrcei of land lying and
bang situate & the town of Loulaburg
Franklin County, North Carolina, be
ginning at an Iron stake near an flm
tree on the east aide of Church street
the old Carlisle corner, thence along
church street In a southerly direction
100 feet to a stake the old Hill corner,
thence at right angles with Bald street,
then ttlopg the old Hill line to O. W.
Ford's line; thence parallel with the
first line a northerly direction along
Ford's line to the old Carlisle corner;
thence along the old Canfsle line to
the beginning, and being the lot upon
which lslsltuate the residence and
home of I. C. Hudson.
This thA 23rd day of Feb.. 1922.
2-24- 5t B; C. HOLDEN, Trustee.
NOTICB
I ? Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Willie G. Phillips, de
ceased late of Franklin County, notice
is hereby given all parties holding
claims against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or before
the 17th day of February, 1923, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please come forwward p.nd
make immediate settlement.
This February 16th, 1922.
2-17-6t B. F. PEARCE, Adm'r.
Millions of homes have had their interior walls deco
rated with it in the past thirty-seven years.
It produces artistie, peaceful, serene, cheerful and
happy effects. It is far preferable as wall coating for
harmr.ious colnrs'eppecially where sanitation is a vital
feature.
Schools use it in immense quantities. Artistically
applied, student? attain correct ideas of color harmon
ica through it.
It is extensively used for churches and public halls
where there are great stretches of sheer eolor. Its soft,
subdued colors and pastel tints most effectively suit
the "spirit" of the edifice.
For use, cold or warm wator is added in proportion of
one five-pound package to t\yo quarts of water; stir for
<ne minute and it is ready to opply ? destroying vermin
and germ life? SIMPLE ENOUGH, ISN'T l2?
Don't confuse ALABASTINE with kalsomlne. The
word Alabastine specifies a definite uniform standard
if quality. Kalsomine is a generic term applied to
many materials with coined or fanciful names and hav
ing no definite quality.
COME IN AND LET8 TALK IT OVER FOB NOW
IS THE TIME TO USE IT.
L. P. HIOKS
OqRNER MAIN AND NASH STS.
NORTH CAROLINA
Hastings' Seeds
1922 Catalog Free
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Is ikiolitilj f res.
H. 6. HASTINGS CO, UEDBMEN.
ATLANTA. OA.
WHY WAIT TELL THE LAST DAT
TO SEND THE COPY Hi FOB AW
ADVERTISEMENT WHEN THE AD
MAN CAN GIVE YOU A MU'JH BFT
TER JOB, IF YOU SEND IT IN
SOONER! DON'T FORGET IT.
- SALE OF LAND.
Pursuant to authority contained In
that Deed of Trust executed by B. P.
Hinton, to the undersigned trustee on
the 6th day of December, 1920, duly
registered "In the office of the register
of deeds of Franklin County in Book
241 page 142, default having been
made lrv the payment of note thereby
secured and demand made upon me by
the holder to foreclose, I will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash eta
MONDAY, MARCH 20. 1922,
at 12 o'clock M. at the Courthouse
Ooor of Franklin County that tract of
land in Cypress Creek township, des
cribed as Lot No. 5 on nmp or plat "of
(he property made of the Albert Gay
estate known as his home tract as sur
veyed and platted by W. H. Boyd, C.
JC. for E. S. Wilder and V . F. Gay
commissioners on Oct. 4 to 7, 1920 sa "d
tract being described as follows:
Beginning at a point In the center
of the Spring Hope road, corner No. 8;
thence N 89 l-4d W 540 feet to a stake
In the line of E. Moore; thence S
1 l-4d W 1202 feet to a stake, cornet
No. 4; thence N 69 l-2d E 1000 feA
to the point in center of the Spring
Hope road; thence In a northwesterly
direction along the center of said road
to the point of beginning, containing
17.95 acres, morjr or lees.
This tTie 13th day of Feb., 1922.
M?- Ct HEN. T. HOLDEN, Tr --.too.
SALE OF LAND
Purnuant-to authority contain-.! In
that Deed of Trust exocuted ky r. c.
Benton to the ondcruigned tr'-n:ee on
the 5th day of February AtO. >uly reg
istered In tho i .1 Ice of tlia li' gister oC
Deeds of Franklin County in Book 2S1
page r-' ). default 1 living bee:, uade In
tb?' payment of not* thereliy secured
r " ! demand made upon mc by the taol
1 er to foreclose, I will sell at public
auction to the highest Didder for calk
on MONDAY. MARCH 20, 1922
!at 12 o'clock M. at the Courthouse door
of FranU'.ln County that certain lot or
pare I of land In the Town of ix>?i*
burg. ITlfeklln County, N. C. on tbe
Nonli side of Railroad street, adjoin
ing I^eslle Allen and others described
as follows:
Beginning at a stake, corner of Dee
lie Allen on Railroad 8treet and run
ning thence In a Northerly direction
I to the 8. A. L. Railway fight of way,
'thence In an Easterly direction 25 feet
to the outer edge of brick building, J.
B. Howell, thence In a Southerly di
rection to Railroad Street, thence In a
Westerly direction along J (ml road
Street 26 feet US the point of the
nlng. This 1Mb da* of Feb'y.
2-17-6t BUN T. HOLDKN,
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
DX.O. B. BORITKB
of
Ore. Bonner * Bonner
JKj*i Ear, Hom and Throat
uleln ~ ? North Carolina
Will be In Loulsburg on Thursday
of each week. Office orer Scoggln'a
Drug Store. - ?
DR. B. F. Y ARB0R01GH
, Physician and Sargeoa
Uilitari, N. C.
Office In BlckeU and Yar bo rough
? Building.
Office Phone 296 Residence Phone >8
H> Vr& I?B?I ? -
Eye Specialist
Office In Hotel BullAlng
Looiabur*. North CaroUsa
8. AT WOOD nVILL
A tirBUTa At-I JWi
Loulsburg, N. C. Phone 24?
Office In First National Bank Building
General Pra?Un .
I wlah to advise my patients. a*d
the public generally that attar the 1st
of September my business will be on
aCaah basis when worttr completed.
DR. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING
. 8. P. BUST, X. P,
Loulsburg. N. C.
Offices oTer Scoggln's Drag Btora.
Hours 11 a. m. to 1 p. tn , and 4 to
6 p. m.
OB. W. B. B/BB.
Veterinarian
Lo^abttrg, N. C.
Offices and Hospital East Nash St.
Phone Office 3S5-L Residence 336-J
Special Attention tp Small Animals.
DJL M.-M. BEAM
WOM.1.C.
OIlCMltVM Dm Co.
Office Ik tko JTtrst National Bank
BuUdtSi* Q? Main and Hash SU.
raaoii.
AW-LAW
Nortk Carolina
BB. J. B. DAYI8
nnkki
_ Nortk Carolina I
L. Church St Next to Ix>ulsburg|
Bottling Works
Hour*: 8 to 10; 1 to 8; 6 to 8 P. M. |
Telephone; Office M-l Ring
Res. M-l Rlnp.
It
atos fonds lnvostod. On*
cs Bna always la tba office.
DB. H. G. PEBBT
DB. H. H. JOHNSON |
Physicians k Surgeons
Loolsbarg, Nortk Carolina |
Offices Adjoining Aycock Drug Co.
Telephones: . Day 287 Night 10 1
Dr. Perry's Residence Phone 246-J , |
UK. 1. K. MAL05E. <
Loolsbarg, North Carolina . i
ace In Aycock Drag 8 tore. Marfe*^
Street, Office Practice Bnrgary
and consultation.
J. 0. NEWELL, M. D.
Loolsbarg, K. ??
Office in First National Bank Building I
Day Phone 249 ? Night Phone 24S-2 ]
G. M. BEAM
Attomey-at Law
Loolsbarg, N. C.
Offices over old Tar River Drag Co.
Practice in alt courts.
Wm. B. Rnffln, Thos. W. Rnffln I
\mt B. * THUS. W. RUFFIN
Attorneys-ai-Law
Loolsbarg, t North Carolina I
Qooaral practice, both civil and crlm- 1
mal, In Franktiil and adjoining coon
os, Sapreme and Federal Courts. |
Offices In First National Bank
Building.
' REMEMBER YCUR DEAD.
Let as submit designs and prices on
Ik nice op- to -date Monument or Tomb
stone to bo erected at tho grave of your
oved one. Photos bnrned on China.
HENDERSON GRANITE * MARBLE
WORKS.
Henderson Worth Carolina.
THE CITY BUBIK SHOP
Oiler Fraaklla Hotel
I.oilibitf, North Carollaa
Only barber shop In Lonlatyarx ran
hy white men. The best of service at
most reasonable prices guaranteed.
Cleaning and pressing department In
connection. Clothes sent tar and de
livered promptly.
RTKflAIX BBOH.
Barkers
Lealsbnrg. H. C.
We hays purchased ths shop forner
lr occupied by Oscar Stesall and will
ran same at the same stand. Satis
faction and cleanliness shall be oar
motto. Plenty of hot rnnnfag watir
.and clean towels.
; AUTO FOR HIRE
Prosipt, reliable Serrlce. Re Tea Pas
senger Mitchell Car. Call At Ay'ocl
T>ra? Store er Phone N.
jLC. R. UPCHURCH,
LOUMBUM, North C*rollai
When you have money in the bank?- you don't need
any other backing. Business men know that the man
who puts his money in the bank regularly has GOOD
HABITS. They know they can DEPEND upon the
boy or man with the hanking habit. * *
If you haven't the habit, start today and get it. $1.00
will open an account in our Bank and you can add to it
ft*
every Day day.
Come in. "
"WE "WILL WELCOME YOU.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
LOUISBURG, N. C.
Member of the Federal Reserve System
F. B. McKinne, President . F. J. Beauley, Cashier
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits 188,000.00 r
Farmers National Bank
Louisburg, N. 0.
"A GOOD PLAGE TO BANK"
Member of the Federal Reserve System, and
under the Supervision of the United States
Qovernlnent.
Capital and Surplus $60,000.00
'?4 PER CENT ON SAVINGS"
J. M. ALLEN, H. M. STOVALL,
? President ~ Cashier
1
R. F. Fuller
M Htntt ?i IdM. .AIm
H?y u4 Oats. BaCfffe ul
I Humm l*r Mlt, il (IM rlfM
IdM aa< at tk* rigtt prlMt
Will mD far <M ?r fart eaifc
ar tmiTM MWttjt/ If
T*mr ktrw ar ml* i?M Ht
ndl T*( ONH fat ui m if
rN tNU aat wfai a tiali
fat -what jaa waat Cmail
Ma wktlkw in tar ?rf aaC
R. F. FULLER
Loaltbar*. V. 0.
NOTICE
Hmtlns qualified M administrator
of the estate of 8. B. Parson, de
ceased ItU of Franklin County, notice
Is hereby flren all parties holding
claims against said estate to ipresent
them to the undersigned on or before
the 17th day of February, 1923. or this
notice will be plead la bar of their re
covery. All parsons Indebted to raid
estate will pjeaae come fbrwward and
make Immediate settlement.
This February l?th, 1912.
2-17-?t H. E. I.ONO, Adm'r.
| i - - ? --
FOR ri m CLASS JOB PRINTING
1 i'uonb Norm.
'
ADMINISTRATORS NOTtCB.
Haying qualified u UmhdiMtor^
of the MUtt ot J. Brake Perry deceaa
?d, late of Franklin County, North Call
oltna thla la to notify all peraona har
ln? c 1*1 ma again at the eatata of aald
deceaaed to exhibit them to the under
lined at Wakefield, N. C. R. F. D.i
No. 1, on or before the Srd day of Feb
ruary IMS, or thla notice will be (lead
fn bear of their recoTery. All per
son! indebted to aald Mtate will pleaaa
make Immediate payment to the un
ilereignfed administrator*.
Thla the 2nd day of February 1#X|.
B. L. PBRRT,
C. W. PBRRT. .
Admrt. of J. Brake Parry, dee'd.
M-?t