OUR BUSINESS
THE PAST FALL
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WAS THE BEST
We Have Had Yet
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Audi we thank each and everyone of yor; who contributed to our success through
jour liberal patronage. Therefore we extend to you the season's best wishes for a
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Wj will continue our Half -Price Sale cn Musiral instrumente until they Eire olos
. q out.
Our Motto in 1923 will be "Look Everywhere Else Then Come and Let Us Save
\ou Money." ' . ?
An-'ouncehient about our change in business will be made later. In the mean
time ge* a bargain while we are cleaning o; t. ?
We extend a hearty Welcome to every new comer to Louisburg during 1923, mer
chants included. - __
Don't get worried about Sugar. We expect to have by Saturday, best granulat
ed sugar at $7.65. ^ <_ j ii*
The same low prices will be found here the coming year. Come in and let 6s
save you money. x
The Hudson Store Co.
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NEXT D0(5R ABOVE FARMERS & MERCHANTS B^NK
Louisburg, IM. C.
FORECLOSURE OF MINERAL
SPRING, LOUISBURG LOT
By virtue of the [ower of sale con
tained In that cert n deed of trust
? made by J. B. Davis to Wm. H. Ruf
? fin, Trustee, dated August 13, 1917, and
recorded IE the Registry of Franklin
County in Book 210, page 277 r default
having been made in the payment of
the intobtedness thereby secured and
demand for. foreclosure having been
made on said trustee by the holder of
the debt secured, the undersigned will
on *
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, lij23
at or about the hour of noon, at the
Courthouse door iQ Loulsburg, N. C.
offer tor sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, the property
in said deed of trust conveyed and
here described as follows: Adjoining
the lands of Mineral Spring Park,
Richard P. Danston and others, and
bounded as follows; viz: On the East
by Mineral Spring Park, on the North
by Lot No. 9, on the South by the
Street and on the West by Richard P.
Dunston's lot, being six-tenths of an
acre cut ofl from Lot No. 10, accord
ing to the plan and division of the
lands of Mrs. Mary M. Hllllard, made
by W. N. Puller and the same being
conveyed to the party of the first part
by A. C. Ellis heir at law of O. ,L.
Ellis and conveyed to O. L. Ellis by
Jno. H. Williamson and wife by deed
recorded In Book 100 page 195,
This January 6th, 1923.
l_5-5t WM. H. RUT-FIN, Trustee.
TUB FRANKLIN TIMES
$160 Per Year In Advance.
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The Average
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The average person can save money
by keeping well the chiropractic wajl.
rThe usual method, based on pal
I knowledge of curative effort, has bee
to resort to drugs. This gives teS
porary r&lief at the expense of dla- 1
trlbutlng the stomach and Intestinal
tract, but doe* not remove the causa
of the disease, which Is disturbance
of normal transmission or mental lm
pulses over spinal nerve lines.
By taking the chiropractic way to
health, the sufferer avoids expert
mentlng and goes straight to thf
cause. Nearly every case of chronic
disease corrected by chiropractic hafe
a history of having expended hundred!
of dollars In fees and lost time beforh
coming to the chiropractor, only to
find that he had the key to the con
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Chiropractic spinal adjustments re
move the aause of disease In ailmenta
of the eyes, ears, nose, throat, lungjd,
heart, stomach, liver, kidneys, bowelk
an3 lower organs.
Dr. Charles R. Brimner
CHIROPRACTOR
HE5DFR80H, Worth Carolina!
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FOR SALE
Overland 90 B 1919 model, Ave pas
senger automobile, has four new tires.
In good condition. See
W. DALTON LEONARD,^
1-S-tf at Riffs Jewelry Stora.
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FARM? RENT OR BELL
Good dwellings, barns and stable,
1.2 mil* from Ingleslde known ail
Wertar Hayes farm. Flat rent pr*?
ferred . Bargain tor the right rnut.
Apply to J. C, TUCKER.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Having had quite a few peopt4
Irotn Lonlstrarg and vlclnty to expreaa]
their desire to take Chiropractic ad
justment, but not being convenient
for them to come to Henderson, I will
be In Loulsburg at Franklin Hotel,
Tuesday afternoon Jainany 9th, from
2 to 5 o'clock. Thosa who are Inter,
puled In their health are invited
gleet me at the Hotal batweon tbesa
oars'.
I expect to arrange to visit Loola
burg regularly every Tuesday and
Friday afternoons between the houra
of 2 and 6 o'clock. -?
C. R. BREMNER, .
1-6-it Chiropractor^, |
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue and authority
contained in the Deed or Trust execu
ted and delivered hy, W. H. Yarbor
ough and tfife, Eloise H. Yarborough
to G. M. Beam, Trustee, dated De
cember 1, 1920, and recorded In the
office of the Register of Deeds for
Franklin County in Boofc 234 at page
153, and default having been made in
the payment of the notes thereby se
cured, and upon demand and request
of the holder of the said notes des
cribed therein, I will on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1923
at or near the hour of IS o'clock~M.
at the CtHirt House door of Franklin
County, in Louisburg, N. C., offer for
sale and sell to the highest bidder for
cash, all the following described
tracts or lots of land situate in Frank
lin County, Louisburg and Sandy
Creek Townships, State of North Car.
clina:
"First Tract: Situated sn Louis
burg Township, known as the Shelly
Brown farm, adjoining the lands of
J no. R. Williams, Ernest Roe and
ethers, containing 155 acres, more or
less, and being the tract ft land con
veyed to Eloise H. Yarborough by
Shelly T. Brown and wlte.
r "Second Tract: Situaied in Louis
burg Township, known as the Wheles3
Tract, adjoining said Biie:iy Brown
Tract, H. J. Hayes and others, con
taining 49 acres, more or less, and be
ing the tract of land conveyed to
Eloise H\ Yarborough by J. M. & W.
H. Allen .\
"Third Tract: Situated partly In
Louisburg Township anu partly in
Sandy Creek Township, known as the
Hlght Farm, adjoining the Janda of
Henrys Cottrell, C. S. Merrett and
others, containing 170 acres, more or
less, and being the tract of land con
veyed to Eloise H. Y ar?orougli, by
Mary W . Yarborough and Edith T.
Yarborough."
The three above described tracts of
land are subject to three prior encum
brances, one In favor of The Federal
Land Bank of Columbia, S. C., which
amounts to $8,000, and which may be
paid ofT under the Amortization Plan
of 1572.00 per year; ope In favor of
J. M. Allen and W- H. Allen in the
sum of $750 and one in favor of J. J.
Barrow In the sum of $847.88; all of
which said encumbrances will first be
paid off out of the proceeds of this
sale in order to give a clear title to
the purchaser.
"Fourt Tract: Also, one lot in the
Town of Louisburg, said county and
state, bounded on the North by Noble
Street; on the Eas\ by Main Street;
on the South by the lands of Mrs. J.
IT. MaTone; and on the West by
Church Street; containing about one
acre, and upon which the parties of
the first part how reside."
The above described lot of land is
subject to encumbrances,
one in favor, M Anhle Lee Hoffman In
the sum of $3,500 ; and one In favor of
W. H. Allen In ttxs Mm of $3,000;
both at which vrtll flfst be paid oft out
of the proceeds of this sale In order
to give a clear title to tne purchaser.
The above tracts or lota of land frill
first be told In separate tracts and
then an a whole, the hlgnewt total bid.
ders or bidder being declared the pur
chasers or pur&hanr.
This the 3rd day of Jan., 1923.
l-6-5t " ' O. M. BEAM, Trustee.
NOTICE
Having qaallled as Administratrix
c t a, of the estate of Willis W . Alston,
deceased late ot Franklin county, all
persons" holding clalifw against said
estate are hereby notified to present
them to the undersigned on or before
the 5th day of January, 1924, or this
notice will be plead in Mr of their re
covery. All persons Indebted -to said
estate will pleaae come forward and
make Immediate settlement. This
Jan, 4th, 1922.
MISSOURI A . PLEASANTS, r -
UMt Admrx.
DR. i. HERBERT FITZGERALD
- Ire, Ear, Hose, Throat
WUl be at Dr. H. H. Johnson's office
In Louisburg every first Monday. En.
gagemenU should be made as far in
advance as possible. .
91.(0 Per Year In Advance
Louisburg's
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For
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LADIES and MISSES DRESSES
Poiret TWtil, Serges and Tricotines, Navy .
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GINGHAM DRESSES
Pretty plaids trimmed with organdy .... $1.95 to $2.45
COATS
Bolivia, Velour and Broadcloth, Brown,
Navy and Black . . $9.95-$24.95
CHILDREN'S COATS
Very stylish and attractive models $3.95 to $9,98
SWEATERS
College Sweaters, Navy, Maroon, Brown
and White $4.95
Tuexedoes and Slipover? . . . . $2.45 to $6.95
BLOUSES
Silk pongee blolises . $3.95
Mercerized pongee blouse 98c
Dainty Voile blouses 98c-$1.98
15c value Curtain Scrim, fancy borders 10c
19c value 36-in. Bleeching, good quality . 15c
15c value Sheeting, good quality . . . . i 10c
19c value LL Sheeting, very best . . . .| 15c
25c value Cortone, 36-inch 19c
65c value Sewfast Draperies 49c
$1.25 -value Bun jjalow^prons 98c
$2.25 value Houie Dresses $1.89
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When Advertised or Seen Else-where It's Always
Cheapest Here
LOUISBURG, ~ NORTH CAROLINA
SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority conferred upon me In u
certain deed of trust executed to me
as trustee by Moses Rogers and wife
on th? SlCl'day of Marod, 1921, and
duly recorded In the office of the reg
ister of deeds of Franklin county in
Book 23 page 246, I will on
SATURDAY, JANUAXT 20, 1928
at the hour of Noon, sell at public auc
tion at the courthouse door of Frank
lin county in Loulsburg, N. C. to. the
highest bidder for cash the following
desoiThed teal estate ? \
Trtose two tracts or parcels of land
lying, beta; and situate In Franklin
County, Dunn toVnshfp, State of
North Carolina, descHbe<* as follows:
First Tract: Beginning at an iron
stake on the new road to Bunn, Moses
Rodgers corner and runs thence North
88 l-2d West 90 poles 20 links to a
?take in Rodger* line, thence with his
line North Id West IB pole* 10 links
to a poplar in Taylor's rtne, Rodgers
corner, thence South 89d Bast 88 poles
arid 5 links to a stake in the new road
tb Bunn, thence with said road South
i2 l-2d East 5 poles, thence with said
road 6 l-2d East 15 (K>les 10 links to
the beginning, "Containing 10 acres.
For further dMcslfttlan see deed re
corded in book 218 page 481. , ,
Second Tract: -Beginning at a stftk*
and pointer* J. R. W eatheraby corner
In Ransom Dodd's line; thence N 3 1-2
E 282 poles to a white oak on Crooked
Creek, Satter?rhit?!a corner, thence up
the said creek to stake, M. A. Munga
corner, thence B 2 1-2 W 161 poles 16
links to a stake and pointers, J. R'.,
Weathersby corner In Taylor's line)
thence 8 89 E 80 poles 6 links to the
center of the new road to twnn, thenCe
along the said road Q 39 E 5 poles 8
9 3-4 E 16 poles 3 ljjiks to center ot
road a stake on Kant side, thence S 89
E 63 poles 16 links to the beginning,
containing 199 acres.
This is a re-sale ordered by the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Frart
lln County, the highest bid made at
the sale on Die. 23, 1922 having been
raised as allowed by law.
This the 4th day of Jan., 1923.
l-5-3t 8. C. HOMJBN, Trustee.
HTOCKHOIJJERU MBETINQ
The annual meeting ot . the stock
holders of The First National Bftpk ot
Loulaburg, N. C., for the election Ot
Directors and such other business fcs
may properly como befon the aM U
Ing will be held In th? banking foo^
at noon on Tuesday, January 9, 188$.
1-6-lt F. J. BEA8LET, Cashier.
, i >i ?li , ? yin i 1
8ub*ribe to Tho Franklin Time*
?1.60 Per Year lp Advance ;f-j