FOR 10 DAYS
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Saturday, Feb. 3rd
WE WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GENTS
FURNISHINGS, TRUNKS, HAND BAGS, SHOES,
BUGGY AND AUTO ROBES AT PRICES WELL
WORTH YOUR WHILE.
ALL BUGGY AND AUTO ROBES V2 PRICE
OVERCOATS
$12.50 Value . . . ;...... ... 57.48
$17.50 Value $9.98
$25.00 Value .". . . $14.98
Knit Army Gloves . . ._ 15c
Corduroy Suits, $15.00 Value $9.98
Heavy Fleeced Shirts and Drapers 63c Each
ALL WINTER STOCK MUST BE SOLD
Allen Special Overalls $1.48
Outing Night Shirts $1.35
Outing Pajamas yTTp... $1.65
KHAKI ARMY COATS 69c j
We only mention a few of the many real bargains we
have to offer you.
"COME AND SEE IS ALL WE ASK"
Allen Bros. Co.
Lonubtirg, N. C.
PAY YOUR
1 922 County Taxes
1 PEE CEST PEXALTY WILL ?E
A DDE It TO TOCR TAX OX FEB. 1ST
AND 1 PEE CENT EACH MONTH
THEBEAFTEB O'TIL PAID. PAT
Y0l"RS BEFORE THAT DATE AND
SATE TBE PENALTY WHICH CX
DEB THE STATE LAW WILL BE
ADDED.
Yohts very truly,
H. A. KEARNEY, Sheriff
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Under 6x13 by virtue of authority con
talned In a certain mortgage deed ex
ecuted on the 6th day of Feb. 1914 by
Robert Hayes and wife to D. H. Dick
ie to secure a certain note, and trans
ferred and assigned by the said D. H.
Dickie to McKlnne Bros. Co., which
said mortgage deed Is of rrt-ard In the
office of the Register of Deeds of
Franklin county In Book i?3 page 451,
note secured by the said mortgage
deed being past due and derault hav
ing been made In the payment of the
same, we will on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1923
-at about 12 o'clock M. at the court
house door of Franklin county sell to
the highest bidder for oash, to satisfy
the said Indebtedncs, the following
described real estate, situate in San
dy Creek township, Franklin County:
Bounded on the North VT. O. Fanlk
ner, on the East by T.\T Hunt es
tate, oa the South by Charlie Kearney
- MiJ an Uie-W*at by W. n. Matklln.
Lolnj thd land bought by Robert Hay
' ea of Mra Annie E. Harris, containing
ICO acres, more or less.
This Jan. 34, 1913.
.McKLNNE BROS. CO.
l.H-St Assignees o I the Mortgagee.
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FOR FIRST CLASS JOB PRINT [.NO
puamc cu
k nvrfn rrn
^ttWfttrtbe to TIM rnrntia
MONET TO LEND ON IMPROVED
(arm lan da. < per cent Interest.
No commission, no bonus. May ran
for 33 years or be paid off at option
of borrower. Only a short time re
quired to get the money.
7-14-tf 8. A. NEWELL.
FOR SALE
Pure bred Polled Hereford Bull, Are
years old. weight about 1200 lbs, finely
marked. A tried bull. All calves
from this bull have white faces and
no horns. Will sell at a bargain.
TAR RIVER STOCK FARM.
l~26-2t ? Frankllnton, N. C.
? A tONie.
Orove's Tasteless Aill Tonic restores
Energy ami Vltalitylby Purifying and
Enriching tin Blood. IV hen |rou fed Its
strengthening invigoraftng cffect, sec how
It brings cow to Um cheeks and how
it improves no appeate, you wiil tlien
?p[ rcciato Its sue Mjicjvaloe, , -
Grove's Taste] c*f: Chiil u"onic U simply
Iron and Qcinin* sn*p-Tt4rd in syrup. So
pleasant even clfljdren liw it. "Hie blood
needs QUININE tA Pnrlfwit and IRON to
fjprtrh It. Destroy* Malanal g'-rrns and
Grip germs by Its Strengthening. Invigor
ating Effect. 60c.
HEALTH SIKVEY TO BE MADE
IS FRANKLIN COVTTT SCHOOLS
State Board of Healtli Sends Narso To
Make This Snrrej tn Tie Schools.
Dr. G. M. Cooper, director of the
Bureau o! Medical Inspection of
Schools, has placed Mias Birdie Dunn
in Franklin to make a alrvey of health
of school children. Miss Dunn has
the following to say In regard to the
nature of the work.
?The physilal examination of school
children for defects that retard nor
mal physical or mental development of
at least 50 per cent of the school child,
ren of America has begun in this ccoun
ty . These children are often regard
ed by parents and teachers as dull
when, If the truth were known, in
many Instances the child is balf blind,
toxic from bad teeth, adenoids, or dis
eased tonsils, or his brain and body
are lacking the stimulus of proper
food.
"Malnutrition is really one of the
most fundamental causes ot these ills.
The teeth decay and general bodily re
sistance is lowered from under nour
ishment. There are Are million
school children in the United States
suffering from malnutrition. They
have plenty to eat, but the parents elth
er through ignorance or indifference,
do not select the right rood to build
the body. It is the balanced diet that
should be-put before the child.
"Among the most common defects
are defective teeth, dlseue and en
larged tonsils, adenoids, poor vision,
bad posture, malnutrition and lack of
personal hygiene .
It has been aaid that. "The Soul
needs saving only when *-he mind and
tody are wrong;." And also, that "The
manner in which its children are nur
tured is lh truth, perhaps, the best
[ measure of the civilization of a race . "
If this be true, then a great responsi
bility falls upon the parent and surely
it is the first duty of every parent to
Bee that their children have healthy
minds and bodies.
Matter Instinct Unreliable
"Mothercralt, which mean* skilled
motherhood, should be regarded as a
profession, and yet we sttn find Intelli
gent women depending, npo ?i "mother
instinct" to guide them in the care ot
their children. This same mother In
stinct which tradition idealizes, Is re
sponsible largely (or the 16 million
defective school children in this fair
land pf ours today. Most ot these de
fects are preventable and a large per
ccnt are of a remedial nature. With
these handicaps the child nas poor
chance of attaining bis normal develop
ment of mind or body, and without oor
rection premature death or invalidism
in middle life may be expected in many
cases. Only ten per c?mt of school
children reach high school. Defective
children are also more susceptible to
tbe communicable diseases, the
t'lness absence loss during 'he school
age is an Injustice to the child and a
serious economic loss to the ? oramunl
ty ajil the state.
'i&ome authorities claim that much
of 'crime, incorrigibility ?nd even In
sanity are a frequent result of these
physical defects and It lias been posi
tively demonstrated that many child
ren suffering from these various han
dicaps improve In healtn, disposition
and scholarship when proper correc
tion Is made.
Our Goal Is Health
"Our goal is a healtnr Individual,
and this is attainable in a large meas
ure through right habits in rood, rest,
exercise, fresh air and personal clean
liness. It is the duty of the school
nnrse to visit the various schools In
the county, examine the children for
'fjfiysical defects and report these de
fects to the parents. Health talks
are made in each school and the child
ren are Instructed In the elements of
good health.
"Let us remember that. The Wealth
of a Nation lie* tn the Health of Its
Children.' "
It should be understood that' the
Nurse simply expresses ?n opinion In
regard to defects. The child's par
tes are advised to consult their phy
sicians or dentists for a positive diag
nosis .
SALE OF LAND
Under and by Tlrtne of an order of
the Superior Court of Franklin county
made In that Special proceeding enti
tled Henrietta Carroll vs Onnle Roe
arid others, the undersigned commis
sioner will on
MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1071
at 12 o'clock M, at the courthouse door
of Franklin County in tho town of
Ixmlsbiirg, jN. C.. sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for <arh that
tract or parcel of land lying In Sandy
Creek township. Franklin C'.ui t f. N.
C. bounded as follows:
) On the Nir'f? '^nris rf P. c."
Carroll: on C r Knst by the l.ndt of
jR. T. niarrlrtj'on; on the fl ) i h end
IWcst by l!io IcnOa of Thos. " . 1'arrat'.
containing 21 ne.rcs, nr.: j ? r less,
known a? the Old Fra:ices Ajff-tt- home
pUca. Tills the 20tb day of Jan , 1923.
BEN T. HOUdM.
2 2-5t Commluio iAr.
[fOU FIRST CLASS JOB I'KlVnNU
1 THONB NO. 283.
PROFESSIONAL COLUHN
DB. J. HERBERT HTZliKHAI lr
fit, Ear, NowC flijreat
Will be at Dr. if. H. Jotin&en's office
in Loulsburg ??ry first Moiidfcy., En.
sagements should be made as faivin
advance as possible.
DB. B. P. TABBOBOUC11
Physlclaa and Hargeoa
~ LsMskarg, H. C.
Office in Bickett and Yarborougb
Building.
Office Phone >96 Residence Phone U
8. AT WOOD HXW1LL.
Attenej-At-Law.
Loulsburg, N. C. Phone No. 115
Office in First National Bank Building
Oeaeral Practice
I wish to adyise my patients and
the public generally that alter the 1st
of September my business will be on
a Cash basis when work is completed.
DR. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING
& P. BURT, K. D.
Loulsburg, N. C.
Offices over Bcocgtn'* Drug store.
Hours 11 a. m. to 1 p. m., and 4 to
6 p. m.
DB. W. B. MASS.
Yelcrlnariaa
Loulsburg. N. C.
Offices and Hospital East Nash St. ,
Phone Office 33&-L Residence S35-J
Special Attention .to Small Animals.
DK. D. *. SMITH WICK.
UiUvt, H. C.
Office In the First National Bank
Building on Main and Nash Sta.
W. M.FKR80N.
attqrnkyat-uaw
Lonlsburg. North Carolina
fraattaa la all eoarta. Office on Mala
Btraat
O. ?. BB AM '
Attorney -at- Law
Offlcee orer Poet Office
Practice In ail eonrta.
DR. J. u. uAVIS
Physician and Snrgcon
Loulsbarg, North Carolina
Office Main Street
A. T- Neal Building at River Bridge
Telephone Connections 64 and 64-2 R.
Hours: 8 to 11:30. a. m. 2 to 6 p. m.
B. B. WMb B. I. lilm
WHITE M HALOKB
LAWTHHH
Loalabarg. North Carolina
?maral practice. settlement of m
tUm tanda Urestod. Onj member at
<m? Arm always la the oMee.
DR. H. 6. PERRY
Physician and Sargeea
Lealsbarg, North Carollaa
Offices Adjoining Aycock Drag Co.
Telephones: Day 287; Night 287
DJL i. K. Ilion.
loalaburg, North Ctrollu
(Mm la Ajeoek Drag Btore, Market
Street, Office Practice SJurgery
end consultation.
DK. H. H. JOHNSON
Physician and Surgeon
Lonlsburg, North Carolina
Office over Ay cock Drug Co.
Telephones: Day and Night both No. 10
t
J. 0. NEWELL, M. D.
Louis barf, N. ?.
Office In Flrit National Bank Building
D*7 Phone 249 ? Night Phone" 249-2
17m. H. Rnffln, Thoe. W. Ruffln
WI. M. k Til OH. W. KCFFIN
Attorneju-at-Law
Leibbirg, t North Carolina
Qeneral practice, both clTjl and crtm
tnal, in Fran kl Id and adjoining coun
ties, Sjpreme and Federal Courts.
Offices in First National Bank
Building.
BTEGALL BKOH.
J - Barbers
Loulsburr. If. C.
Wa have Ave good barbers and yoti
will receive the beat of servlc-j.
Also Essex Automobile for hire at
all times, at reasonable prlcaa.
Assoc. -Mem. Am. Soc. M. E.
Registered Engtneer
EBIC. G. FLANNAGAN
CONSULTING ENGINEER
Henderson, N. C.
Telephones: Office 635; Res. 216-J
Preliminary- .Investigations, Drawings, |
Specifications, Supervision.
If you are going to batlfl see me first. |
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Best table^oll cloth 80c yard. x pictorial Review Patterns '
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THE LADIES SHOP
at
Store formerly Occupied by Allen Bros. Co.
Mrs. E. E. Harris, Prop. Mrs. J. A. Turner, Mgr.
I Thank You
/
For your liberal patronage the past fall and
extend to you the season's best wishes for a
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
I will continue to gove you the best service
possible and save you money on your purchas
es. Come to see me and lets- help each Other
make money.
IN. B. Tuckcr
(E. 8. FORD'S OLD STAND)
NASH STREET LOTJ1SBUBG, N. 0.
I sincerely trust that you had a Merry Christmas and
wish for you and yours a joyous and
Prosperous New Year.
I thank each and every one of you for your liberal
patronage the past year and hope that I may Serve you
this year which I believe is going to be better for both
of us.
Youra truiy,
J. W. PERRY
HASH STREET LOTlSBUBGh N, 0. ~
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Ijoaltbart. N. C.
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