THE FRANKLIN TIMES:
A. 9. WKIIIU, UiUr u4
?TAR DROPS?
? k>erything pmtd off quie<ly here I
Easter.
? Read all the advertisements In I
thia issue. It will pay you.
? Oottoi sold In Uxbbutf ye?ter
day tor 1< i-3 cents a pound.
? ? The nice rain Wednesday was a
blessing as It was badly needed.
? The Mason Stock Oo . . has pitched I
its tent on the SrfcKinne Bros. Stor?j
lot. - r- -23
? Mr. j. E. Winston has taken a I
position as Superintendent of the I
Loutsburg Township Roads.
? Quite a number of Easter efcs i
hunts were enjoyed by the children |
around l?uisborg the past week.
? Our readers will ban to look
wt closely now to keep np with all
the candidates. It is your duty to
see who is in the dierent race* in or-'
der to know better how to vote.
DKE1* or JOU* Bl>YA> _
On Wednesday. April KUi. at 7:45
p. m. the School Extension will hold
-a county meeting in I?uisburg Court
House. They will present a special
picture which will be used only one
night in the county. This will b? the
immortal Dream of John Banyan giv
en in the book. Pilgrim's Progress .
Just as every one should read this
wonderful book which is known second
to the Bible, so every man, woman and
child in the couty should see the pic
ture. This is. an allegory which com
bines all of the charm of a romance
and a novel with a good moral lesson.
The picture ts well mounted and ar
tistically produced, being one of the
Ooaqaest pictures from the George
Klein Library of Classic Films.
There will be a short sketch of the
life of Banyan by one of the Bonn
High School students, a few comments
on his book by one of our ministers,
music furnished by a number of oar
communuity musicians from Seven
Paths, Cedar Rock. Sandy Creek, Laar
el. Mt. Grove. New Hope and other
Communities, and probable > song or
two by the little Edwards girls from
Mapleville. Admission will be IS and
25 cents.
The manager of the local thenire
has kindly given over his first per
formance for us.
UCKT ITEMS
How nice it is to ban some one to
help in 9*wiiiK in the Alert Items, but
we wonder why they waited so long
to begin. School will dose this week
and they will o I cum go home then.
However we enjoyed their items last
and we are just crazy about
(Matt and Jeff). Wa
?a u* so, well suited
to Iftia. as Matt is tall and slender
while Jeff is low and stoat. Mutt and
M we welcome yon iato oar enter
taining circle, although we doot think
yon are as good at entertaining as the
real Mutt and Jeff themselves. If you
were we think yon would have more
of it to do than yon have had during
your stay in oar little town.
We are sorry to know that some ot
oar people have grown up so ignor
'ant Just think of a man living on a
farm for fifty or sixty years and yet
don't know that a mole has no eyes.
When Mr. C. F. Falkner sees anoth
er mole out of the ground we advise
him to examine him very close and it
he does really find a mole with "Kjts"
we think the entim community would
be glad to see him. and would pro
bably pay him I little moaey to see
such a wondertnl sight as a mole
with eyes. If be coold make a little
money in this way it woald help out in
baying artificial "leg- for bis mule,
TbefyMe could do so much more plough
tsg^nd could probably buy himself
a car and stop talking ? much about
other peoples cars. Bat lets get back
to the mole question again. We learn
ed that the old mote was very unfor
tanately killed on last Friday by Miss
Mattie Barnette. he being oat of
ground again . We itso learned that
the Yeason he was out of the ground
so mach was oa account of being al
most deaf, and that be was compelled
to get oat of the groand ia order to
bear anything. We also learned that
his deafnera was caused by tbe con
tiaaous rattle of Mr. Dave Hunt s old |
Ford roadster.
Misses Mattie and Pattie Lou Falk
ner visited their brother. Mr. S. F. |
Falkner Sunday.
Mr. Marcws Ball called at Mr. J.
J. Pemell'a Saaday afternoon. Sor- 1
ry the girls were not at home.
Mr. and Mrs. WUey Falkner went |
to Henderson Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pernell. with
little Ml in i ? UlUn Pernell and Jodie
Talkner visited Mr. R. H. Pernell in
Vance ( oaaty Sunday.
Mr Bdd Burnette. of near Rpaorn |
visited cmr community Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. CM lie Falkner. of 1
llnltmn. visited tbelr parents here
last Saaday.
Mrs. A. M. Moaley visited Mrs. J
J. Pernell Saaday afternoon
tie Itnrnet :e >?d Pattie
Hngh Moaley want to
> the picnic and
I (mm there to
Idrtvtag the ~OM
day the
TBS MEWS Ai
expecting better time*.
J . J8. Harrel filled his regular
appointment on last second Sunday at
Maple Springs church. "His text was
lakrn from Luke. Bro. Harrel Is a
oat It* of Yates county. N. C., but ta
now a student of Wake Forest Col
l?**- He is a fine young preacher and
Is liked by every one that goes out to
hear him preach.
Mr. Ben Champion who was living
in Naah county, near Peach Tree
church died on the 6th of March and
his remains were brought to Maple
Springs cemetery and Interred beside
those of his wife. Mr. Champion liv
ed in this community for a number of
ye*rs.
Our road leading f {o m Loulsburg to
Nashville has been turned over to the
Stat* highway and a new survey has
been made, and when the road 4s- oom
pleted tt will be much stralghter antT
nearer "to totfTi: T!y Ofe' emT uf tlie I
year we are expecting to haVe a road
equal to any in the Old North State.
Since the death of Mr. W, E. Ux
xell. Mrs. Era Perry has had charge
of Mapleville postoffice.
A Wice in- the FRANKLIN TIMES
says one of our neighbors, Mr. Clyde
P. Harris, has announced himself a
nnilltliini to ffn t" th? "*>*t Senate, al
so Mr. Geo. Cooper, of LodlUllui(>, lut
tbe House. The writer b&s known'
each of these gyulleuieu for a num
ber of years and If both are elected It
te ttre w-Tlturu opinion Tfiey"wTIT dp their
best to better the condition of things.
The school work at the Academy is
setting along nicely undw the man
agement of Mrs. W. E. Uxxell, prinv
cipal, Mrs. H. H. Hobgood, Inter
mediate, Miss Smith, primary.
Mr. H. H. Hobgood and family
have moved to the old home of the
i?t? inhn H T'ttcII and Mr. Raymond
Hobgood is merchandising at the old
store bouse.
I" A sympathetic feeling has been
aroused around over the neighbor
hood tor Mr. A. H. Baker and fam
ily whose home was burned on the
first Sunday night in November and
an effort Is being made to rebuild
their house.
One of our oldest citizens, Mr. J.
H. Sledge was happily ? married to
Mrs. Cora Jackson on the 3rd Sunday
in January at the home of Mr. W. E.
Strange, Rev. W. R. Wallace officiat
ing -
The stork made a visit at the home
of Mr. W. R. Perry and left a bounc
ing boy.
It was announced on last second
Sunday at Maple Springs by the Pas
tor that on next fourth Sunday at 3:30
at the church there would be a meet
ing ot the members In regard to or- 1
gmnixlng a B. Y. P. C. Everybody is
invited to attend.
Best wishes to the 'tiMES and Its
readers. ? BUD.
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
SEELET, FAHOrS IN THIS SPEC
IALTY CALLED TO RALEIGH
F. H. Seeley. of Chicago and Phila
delphia, the noted truss expert, will
personally be at the Yarborough Hotel
and will remain in, Raleigh Saturday
only, April 29th, from 9 a. m. until
?:S0 p. m. . Mr. Seeley says: "Tiie
S:?-rmatic Shiel 1 will not only retain
any case of rupture perfectly, but con
tracts the opening in 10 days on the
average case. Being a vast advance
ment over all former methods ? exem
plifying instantaneous effects imme
diately appreciable and withstanding
any strain or position no matter the
size or location. Large or difficult
cases, or Incisional ruptures (follow
ing operations) specially solicited.
This instrument received the only
award in England and In Spain, pro
ducing results without surgery, injec
tions. medical treatments or prescrip
tions. Mr. Seeley has documents
from the United States Government.
Washington, D. C., for inspection.
?He will be glad to demonstrate with
out charge or fit them if desired.
Business demands prevent stopping at
any other place in thig section.
P. S. ? ETerj statement In this notice
has been leritied before the Federal
and State Court** ? F. H, Seelej.
Hopie Office, 117 No. Dearborn St.,
| Chicago.
STRENGTH
VITALITY?
HAPPINESS
A Message to People In Poor Hralth
Who Want to He Well
i . ? ?
If you are in poor health merely
from a general run-dowu condition, get j
bomj Gude's Pepto-Mangan of your
druggist and take it with your meal*
for a few weeks or until you feel right
again. Pepto-Mangan is a wonderful
tonic and blood-builder and is very,
l4?asani to take. It does not a<a It ,
"a miracle. Tts effects are grSWat, |
i-ui reai itfta surt1 . ? It cunial^fe liuu in ?
a form easily digested and f^orbod by I
the system. For UUrty years Oud^'s
Pepto-Mangan has been used by phy- :
s.ciarvs as a tonic for run-down people, I
lK>n't continue to be weak, nervous. ,
ajid headachy ? take Gude's Pepto- j
Mangan and restore your good health.
Thousands have been hejpe?l bacs to
health by it ? you can be benefitted if
II 11-11 1 thia truth and act HOW. i
Id in both liquid aiitl lallet fniin.i
Auvertisemeni. ? ?
WINS PRIZE * |
The following comes rrom Popes
School:
Louis Conyers won the ? prlxs ? forj
good behavior for the term. .
Louise Perry, Ralph Moore, Mar- 1
guerlte Conyers. Haywood Morris, I
Iver Pergerson won prizes for best
recitations during the school te/Tn^ I
(POLITICAL, ADVERTISING)
TO THE VOTERS OF FRANKLIN I
COUNTY
I take this means of announcing my
candidacy for the office of Register of
Deeds for Franklin County. I believe
that the general consensus of opinion
in the County is that rotation la office
is best for the public interest, and I
am asking for elecUon on the follow
ing platform:
1. I believe that salaries ought to
be reduced commensurate with the
times ; therefore I am willing to work j
on the 1917 salary basis.
2. I favor a general reduction of
taxes, the cutting out of useless ex
penses and useless offices, of which
we have several tn this County, and ft
elected will work on the 1917 salary
basis and do all in my power to help
the people reduce expenses, useless
offices and taxes, I
I have been a democratic voter for
forty years, and am asking your sup
port for an office tor the first time In
my life. Your votes and influence
will be greatly appreciated. .
[4-21-7t W. D. UPCHURCH.
FOR REGISTER Or DEEDS I
I herewith announce myself a c&xH
dldate for Register of Deeds ot FranK
lin County subject to the action of ttSf
Democratic primary to be' held tsf'
June, and will appreciate any support1
the voters of Franklin County canf
give me.
4-21-7t BENNETT B. PERRY.
FOR COMMISSIONER
I herewith announce myself a can
didate for County Commissioner for
Franklin County from District No. S,
composed of Lotiisburg and Cypress
Creek townships, subject to the action
of?the Democratic primary to be held
in June, and will appreciate your sup
port .
4-21-7t C. M. VAUGHAN.
o ?
FOR COMMISSIONER
I herewith announce myself :i can
didate for Commissioner for Franklin
County from District No. 6, subject lo
the action of the Democratic primary
I to be held in Julie, and with tlie as
surance of my best efforts towards a
thoroughly business administration
and the consistent reduction of taxes,
I solicit the support of the ladies and
gentlemen voters of Franklin County.
4-21-7t F. W. WHELESS.
WANTS
?0* A I.ln? K?r Flnl Week
ie A Line For Emrh Week
Alter KIr*l limlloL
I'HHOLSTERINO AND REPAINTING
1 am prepared to upholster and re
pair your old furniture and repaint
your automobile.
''-10-it ? H. L. CARTER. |
TOWN TAX PAYERS
Please remember that taxes
Trot paid by May 1st, property j
will be advertised. |
4-14-3t. A. W. Alston, Clerk.
FOR SALE ? Two milk cow n fresh la-!
Pi^l. O. T. WOODLJEF, R. NT. i. ]
Frankllnton. N, C. 4-14-Jti
|
WANTED ? A second hand mattress |
and bed . Apply to XYZ, care Frank ;
t.u Tiiuiji, Loulaburg, >?'. C. ? I 31 It i
"LOibl ? x aiiiall air la ctoate; Rue serge I
on Monday between May's Store I
and J. O. Sledge's residence. Fend
er will be rewarded by returning
same to J. J. LANCASTER. 4-21-lt
T.OS I'-Tn TVnurs and Merchants
Hank, fountain pen with gold band,
on which initials were engraved F.
M. V. A suitable reward will be
paid for its return to MRS. WIN
fMGATE L'NDERHILL, Louisburg. N.
C. 4-21-lt
FOR SALE
1 Setf packing cotton press, used 1
season; 1 Reaper and Binder, good as
new; 1 15 H. P. Foos Gasoline Engine
in good condition; 1 60 Saw gin feeder
and condenser; A lot pulleys and
shaftings; Several good Guernsey Jer
sey fresh milk cows, and also several
heifers. All of above will be sold
cheap for cash or on time.
E. W. TIMBERLAKE.
4-21-lt Wake Forest, N. C.
While the textile strike is on ?good
many more than 10 mills won't mak?|
a cent. ? Boston Globe.
THJS FRANKLIN TIMES
Ji.50 Her Year ia Advance.
' PARTITION SALE
i Under and by virtue of an order of I
the clerk of the Superior Court, made |
dn an action enti'led Mrs. T. W.
Cooke, A. A. Nowell and others Vs.
T. W. Ruffln. guardian ad litem for
Percy Thomason. I. the undersigned!
commissioner, will on
SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1922
at about 12 o'clock M. at the court
i house door of Franklin county, at
Louisburg, sell tor cash, (or upon
| such terms as may be then and ther?
announced) the following described
It^al estate, to- wit :
First; the remainder Interest, sub
ject to the dower right of Mrs. Cor
nelia Francis Nowell (a life estate) in
the following described tract, recent
ly allotted to Mrs. Nowell. a map
showing this description and the oth
er two tracts hereinafter referred to
being of record in the office of the
clerk of the superior court of Frank
llln" county; Beginning at an iron stake
'at the northwest corner, thence S SS
1-2 E 21.92 chs to a stake, southwest
corner of dower on"C. M. Cook's es
tate. thence S 3 1-4 W TS5 ft to a
stake, southeast corner of dower'
thence N SS 1-2 E 17T6 -to - a slakfer
thence N 3 1-4 E 334 to a stake, twence
N S6 1-2 W 41rt to a stake in N. B
Tomlinson s line. Northeast corner of
dower, thence N 1 1-4 "E 42S to the
beginning. Containing 35.93 acres.
Second tract in fee. lying on the
north side of the above described dow
er tract and containing 30.67 acres.
Third tract in fee. lyin? on the
south side of said dower tract ^and
containing fortv-two acres.
This April 19th. 1922.
S. A NEWELL
4-2I-5t Commissioner.
T? x About* the White Man's Buiden
AMD H* S GrtTlKG
bigger eveRy
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HTLHS
POWTLHND CEMENT
"TfoStqyjard by irhich
New Line of Jewelry
Now Coming in
at Old Prices
IirrjtJda* la Jtwtlcr Vw u4 l>-t?-4ate u4 at U
PRICES. >?tklar frin4 tM kifk We kait Hfl* to ?k ?twt.
Mi's Parse. Every article ab-*latelT (rtJil>Ttt D to fee as
nymeaM *r year M>rj tack.
Whea j?a have aartkia* la tk* Uae ?( Jewelry Iktl aee*s rrftir
fcrta? It to ae. >"? Jek to* rvaplfeateA. tTmUUtr at tw>*mN?
prices.
L W. Parrish
JTtWKT TP
LOUISBURG, Narth C*ralin*
PAY YOUR
County Taxes
^
DON'T FORGET TO PAY YOUR COUNTY TAXES
BEFORE APRIL 1ST, AS 1 PER CENT ADDITION
AL PENALTY IS ADDED ON THE 1ST DAY OF
EACH MONTH.
THE REBATES ARE NOW READY AND YOU
CAN GET SAME BY CALLING AT MY OFFICE.
H. A. KEARNEY, Sheriff
Franklin County
SALE or YAUUABLK KKAI. B3TATE
An C?a*? Bid kittw btn mad* ud
th? Ort of S?j?rior Cwrt of Fnak
Un (Vutr. hitlnt ord?r*d a r*-a*W
of th* proptrtr b*r*inaft*r
which property was olf*r?d for snl?
on th? XKh day of March. 1933. p?r
suant to the order of tb* Ort of Su
perior Court of Franklin Qrantr and
under and by rirtw* of th* anthoritr
contained tn that d**d of trwst ?moi
l?d by P. Q. Radford on tin ru *ay
of XntMbfr 191S and morM in book
Ki. PM? 414 In tk* otrtc* of th* H?c
Ister of Di ab tor PTankHn Oonaty.
N C. dnfknlt barinc bM mad* in th*
inrmrat of tb* not* ?cared tbaraby
and demand bnrinx bMa mad* Mi n
me to tawlOM tb* sun*. I will *4f*r
for sal* on ??
THCRSDAT. APRIL ?T. 1UI
at or abont tb* hoar of aeon, nt tb*
t'ovrlhoas* of Franklin Cownty. M. C.
m?>r for ?al* to tb* kick ant bidd*r Ibr
raxh. tb* f*?lk?wtnc daorrth*d parcel
or tract of Innd. to wit : k. c*rtafcn W
or [virol of land trtaw and hain? In
the I'ounty of Franklin. Stat* nt North
Carolina. and non porticalnrtT
cribed aa follows: B?la( Trnct No.
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