THE FRANKLIN TIMES
A.. F. J0HTJ80H, Editor ui lui|tr
?TAB DEO PS ? , .
?Attend the town primary and vote
Tuesday.
? Cotton sold for 28 cents a pound
In Louisburg yesterday.
? Telephone subscribers will add
No. 303, A. P. Johnson's residence, to
ihelr^llrectory.
? Don't stay away from the town
primary Tuesday and then ' cubs" the
officers nominated.
? Mrs. Emily Pearce, Mr. William
Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Otha Holden and
daughter, Frances, of Frinklinton,
spent Monday In Loulsburg with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry D. Upchurch.
STOCK EXEMPTION
Hon. W. M. Person of Franklin
County has secured a restraining or
der from Judge N. A. Slnclare re
straining the State Tax Commissio
ner, Hon. R. A. Doughton, from com
plying with the provisions of, the Act
of the recent General Assembly ex
empting foreign stocK* from taxation.
Mr. Person Is relying1 on Article
V, Section S of the Constitution which
says :
"Laws shall be passed, taxing by
a uniform rule, all monies, credits,
Investments in bonds, stocks, joint
stock companies or otherwise; and,
also, all real 'and personal property
according to its true value In money."
He also relics tin the tact that the
Constitution specifically points to the
specific property that^may? be exempt
? "property belonging to the State or
to municipal corporations."
It seems to us that the Oeneral
Assembly made a serious mistake In
exempting foreign stocks .
It is not alone ev loss to the State
of present revenue, but the loss to the
fctate of the selfish wealth which should
remain here and build up -onr indus
tries.
Of course with foreign stocks ex.
cmpt from taxation idle money will
he invested in these stocks.
Under the, old law there was no
inducement for this money to be In
vested In stocks In other States, for
the State of North Carolina taxed the
stock; but under the law which Mr.
Person Is now contesting in the Courts
eny citizen may Invest North Caro
lina wealth In foreign territory, build
up other . States at the expense of
North Carolina and tnrow the addi
tional burden of taxation upon the
?loyal tax payers residing here ? those
who live among us and aid in bunding
cur own industries.
Mr. Peraon is right. We believe
that the Courts will sustain his con
tention that foreign stockr. must be
CROWDER MAKES
20 POUND GAIN
Declares He Would Not Take
$1,000- for Good Tanlac Did
Him - J
"For twenty-five years" suld D. F*.
Crowder, a well-known merchant, of
Lawndale, N. C., " X suffered from
the worst sort of stomach trouble and
got so run down, .nervous and worn
out I thought I would never get well.
"My appetite was completely gone,
I was sick at the stomach much of the
time, and nearly everything X would
eat hurt me. I finally got so weak I
could hardly get around and life was
a burden to me.
"I had lost faith in all medicines,
but I am thankful a thousand over
that I gave T anlac a trial. I felt my
strength returning by the time I had
finished the first bottle, tor I could
pick up a two bushel sack of anything
and walk right off with It.
"So I kept taking Tanlac and get
ting better and have gained twenty
poundB. Now all my stomach trguble
Is gone, my nerves are steady as a
clock, my appetite fine and I am brim
ful of a new life and energy. I wouldnt
tal^e a thousand dollars for the good
Tanlac has done me.. It Is Impossible
for me to recommend It to highly, for
it has made a new man ofme." .
Tanlac Is for sale by all good drug
gists. Accept no substitute. 0>er 37
milllon bottles sold.
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taxed by (he State lni obedience to the
Constitution. ? New3 Reporter.
PIGS FOR SALE
I will sell in Louis^urg on Friday
and Saturday, April 6 -and 7. a car of
pigs and shoats, also a few nice bred
gills.
JUSTICE LIVE ?TOCK CO.,
4-6-lt W^-P.' Bayman, Mgr.
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' TOWN PRIMARY
A primary for the nomination of.
Mayor and six Commtssmnwa for the
Town of Lonlsburg, will be held on
Tuesday the 10th. day of April, 1923.
The nominees of said primary to be
voted for at the regular election to be
held Tuesday, May 1, 1923.
A. W. Alston appointed registrar,
and J. E. Thomas and R'. H. Davis ap
pointed poll liolders to hold skid pri
mary and regular election.
By order of the Board of Town Com
missioners.
L. L. JOYNER, Mayor.
A. W. ALSTON, Clerk. 4-6-lt
FOR MAYOR
I herewith annoiftace myself a can
didate for Mayor of the town of Louis
burg subject to the action of the pri
mary to be held on Tuesday, April 10;
1823 and will appreciate the support
of the voters of tha town.
4-6-lt L. L JOYNER.
?MONO THE VISITORS
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SOKE TOD KJIOW AM) SOKE TOO
DO HOT KMOTT.
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Pergonal Item* About Folk* iU
Their Friends Who Travel Here
An?l There. I
Supt. E. L. Best Went to Raleigh
Saturday.
Mr. G. C. Harris went to Durham
Tuesday.
Mr. W. H. Yar borough visited Ral
eigh Wednesday.
Mr. Charles Aycock was a visitor
to Richmond -the past week.
Mr. Joe Wiggins, ot Raleigh, was a
visitor to Loulsburg Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Thomas returned
Monday from Blackstone, Va.
Mrs. R. H. Ogbhrn returned Wed
nesday from a trip to Richmond.
Messrs. C. P. Harris, J. H. Best and
A. F. Johnson went to Warrenton and
Nortina Tuesday.
Messrs. P. B. Griffin, W. F. Beasley.
S. P. Boddle and Paul Beasley visited
ltaleigh Wednesday.
Mrs. Harold Keram, of Philadelphia,
has returned home after a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Howard S. Pearce.
Mrs. John Hagood' and son, Joe,
of Lacrosse, Va., spent the Easter holi
days with her mother, Mrs. R. H. Og
burn.
Miss Mary, Wlatt Yarborough is at
tending the Easter dances at Chapel
Hill this week as a guest at the S. A.
E. house party.
Messrs. N. M. Ballard, of Sherman,
Texas, J. B. Cheatham, ot Na?hrille,
Tenn., Mrs, E. A. Ballard, of Greens
boro, Miss Rle Parker, ot Warrenton,
Miss NeniT Parker, of Raleigh, Miss
Kate Ballard, of Frankllnton, and
Miss NeH JoyneT, ot Greensboro Wo
man's College were the guests ot Dr
and Mra. R. F. Yarborough Saturday.
"I Jfever Knew You Could Keep Rats
Out of a Botcher Shop"
What Ralph Watklns says: "Fig
ured rats around store had enough to
teed on; wouldn't touch anything sus
picious. Heard about RAT -SNAP,
gave it a trial. Results were wonder
ful. Cleaned all rats out in ten days.
Dogs about store night and day never
touch RAT-SNAP." Three sizes, 35c,
G5c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by
Cash Grocery and Market.
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PIGS FOR SALE
I will sell in Louisburg -on Friday
aad Saturday, April 6 and 7, a car of
pigs and shoats, also a few nice bred
gills. ?
- JUSTICE LIVE STOCK CO..
4-6-lt W. P. Hayman, Mgr.
~^THE BARRIER?
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not Pass .
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WHY WAIT TILL THE LAST DAT
TO SEND THE COPT IN FOB AM
ADVERTISEMENT WHEN THE AD
MAN CAN GIVK YOU A MUCH BFT
TEK JOB IF YOU SEND IT IN
SOOXEBJ DONT FORGET IT.
WANTED
Half share man for cotton or tobac
co. Plant bed fixed and barn wood
spilt. w. j. macon,
Telephone 1005, Loulsburg, N". C.
4-6-1 i
FOR SALE
1 Jorsey Cow fresh to pail.
WILSON MACON,
Telephone 1005, Louisburg, N. C.
4-6-lt
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.
By virture of the power of sale con
tained in that certain deed of trust,
made on. Feb. 15, 1918, by O. H. Harris
to T. W. Ruffln, Trustee, and recorded
in Book 224 page 57, Regis t-y of Frank
lin County, default having been made
in the payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured, and demand for fore
closure having been madfe on said
trustee by the Holder of said Indebted
ness, the undersigned, will, on, Mon
day, May 7, 1923, at or about the hour
of noon at the Court House Door in
Louisburg, N. C. offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, a certain part or parcel of
land situate in Franklin County, Louis
burg Township, North Carolina, and
more particularly defined as follows:
Beginning at the mouth of a small
branch in the King Branch. Mrs. Pla
ce's corner, thence N. 31 W. 70 poles
IS links to tne Louisburg Railroad
line, 40 feet from the center of the
said railroad; 'thence along the rail
road line S. 60 3-4 W. 58 poles, thence
continuing with the railroad line, a
curve 21 poles to J. P. TImberlake's
line; thence S. 33 E. 84 poles 20 links
to a stake and pointers, J. P. Timber
lake's corner on King Branch, thence
down said branch as it meanders 97
poles to the beginning, containing 41
acres, more or less. It being the land
conveyed to the Franklin Land Co.
by H. C. Kearney and wife by deed,
recorded in book 199 page 463, and
by the said Franklin Land Co. con
veyed to O. H. Harris on Feb. 15, 1918.
reference to which deeds is hereby
matl<? for further description of said
land.
This April 2. 1923.
j4-6-5t T. W. Ruff in, Trustee.
U. KLINE & COM PANY
v, Louisburg's Biggest and Best Department Store
OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL VALUES : : THEY HELP YOU SAVE
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READY-TO-WEAR SPECIALS
SPRING DRESSES ?
Every one a remarkable value at $9.95
? V, Ma tie of ne?r crepe alltyme, canton crepe, some havo combl
"'?* nations with waists made of paisley size* for Misses and
Women. ? / r..
NEW SHEKARA KNITTED SILK SPORT DRESSES
The new knitted sport silk In high colors and combinations that
hare Immediate apper.l, also assortment of Alltyme crepe,
Canton crepe and crepe with paisley combinatlonsrn*rlced $11.95
CREPE CAPES
Oood looking crepe capeB lined thru out with fancy linings deep
8llk fringe on bottom * - ? Priced $18.45
_ NEW SPRING COATS
Made of tan Polo and Polalre cloth, some with beUs.othors loose
back Priced $9.95
BRB98ES FOB
Organdy drpsses for children, sizes 4 to 18, new shades of blue,
maize, rose, yellow, whlto, some have plain white organdy
.waist's, some hav<3 sashea .a. Priced $1.95
1 ' "*
>' KHIONAfl
Pleasing styles of Klmonas
made of fancy design crepe
some satin trimmed
Priced tiM and up
60WSS
Made of good grade material
trltnmed with lace or em
broidery
Priced ?8c
N
: POJffiF.E BLOUSES
New Poftgee Blouses good
Quality, regular 91,60
. Priced 98o w .
SOiK trona SHUTS
In all new shade* for spring
elastic waist fnsurea perfect
lit
priced ?MI
' SPOBT SUITS
New sport suits for ladles
And misses sizes 16 to 44 In
spring shades of tan, brown,
grey and heather
Priced *9.95
CORSETS
New shipment corsets high
atlcW low bust made In pink
and white
Priced ?tc
HOUSE D BESSES
Good looking drensea miade
of *ood grade percale and
gingham
Priced Me
QIN6HAM DRESSES
Slses < to 14 "
New Olngham frocks vast as
sortment some neatly trim
med pletgy styles to choose
nfad we ap
OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
? Offers ?
Despite Advances oil All Cotton Goods
l'UPLEX WINDOW SHAI>tS
Mounted on guaranteed roll
ers green and white, yellow
and white, ant}, blue and white
Priced 75c
36 Inch Bleeching good grade
regular 19c value
Priced 15c
23 Inch all silk Pongee ^
rich lustrous shade In Bambo
oolor
Priced $1*25
Zephy and Gingham new
plaids and solid colors regu
lar S6c
? Priced Bo _
86 inch Organdy for new
spring dresses In all shades
blue, malxe, lavender, white
(?to ,
Priced 85c
65c value Rattna in all new
colors good grade
Priced 50c
26c value Draperies In beau
tlfvfl c6mblnattons
Priced lfe
Women's Unlonsufts made ot
line stitch cotton low neck
open and closed
Piieed 19c
Women's Hosiery made of
fit) re silk ribbed tops al!
shades
Priced 50c
White English longcloth 10
yards to bolt good grade
Priced $1.48
Cotton crepe beautiful design?
for- Klmonas good quality
Priced Er
$150 * Belgium linen th'j
French finish so desirable for
one-piece dresses and skirts
high shades
Priced 98e
Swlim Orgen<il? perma
nent flnlsh sheer and crisp
Priced 49c
St. QalP white dotted swiss
several size dots several col
Prlced 49e
Cotton wash Satin In plain
white or pink some patterns
With (tripes
Priced 39c to 96c
Shirting Madras in silk strip
es nil color rombtratlons wo
ven thru and thru
Priced 49c
2 PANTS SUITS? SPORT MODELS
Made in latest Norfolk style new light shades, basket weaves
and plaids, alterations free Priced $19.9.?
Xcrffolk Model Young Men's Suits plcnted to shoulder, belt all
around, grey, brown andgreen mixtures Priced $12.15
BOYS' SUITS
New style boys' suits made with belt all around, pleated backs
and patch pockets, sizes 7 to 18 Priced und $5.95
WEN'S STRAW HATS
New straw hats for this sea
sou newest shapes burnt
Straw and white rough and
seunets
Priced tUj and up
HEN'S HATS
New Spring felt hats late
^Ijapes in black, brown, tan
end grey all sizes
Priced $1.95
BOV'S PANTS
Good grade Boys' pants kha
ki, moleskin, cassimeres wor
steds and serges
Priced 98c up
MEN'S SHIRTS
I Fancy stripe madras some
have black and white stripes
sizes 14 1-2 to 17 collar at
tached and negligee
Priced 98c
MEN'S SHIRTS
Collar attached now pat
terns of blue, tan and grey
a]l size) . x
Priced $1.19
OMILI.RKNS STRAW AND
CLOTH BATS
Largo assortment straws In
in solid white, navy and white
brown !*nd checks
Priced 49c
MEN'S NECKWEAR
New inltted patterns silkS fi
bre lata high colors regular
SI. 00 ties
Priced J?c
HEX'S imOSSUITS
Made of good quality Pajama
checks sizes 34 to 44
Priced 5?e
shoe: specials
H. C. Qodman's Mack kid
strap pump lor children slie
K 1-2 to 11 rubber heel regu
lar $3.00
Priced $1.48 ,
Children'* patent, leather
# (trap pump al(e 8 1-2 to 11
* famous H. C. Qodman aollA
leather with rubber heel
Priced fUS .
Star Brariti bl<sck and tan Ox
ford* rubber heels tome with
. Perforated toes ?:i< ? a 1 2 to
Priced $3.4.1
-Johnson Mild leath
for men new English
is effects rubber
Prleed #144 to $4 M
Queen Quality black satin
covered heel new style with
strap all sizes
Priced iiJM) ?4 10.00
Oxfords for mon In black and
tan with rubber heel English
and broad toe
Prlcod ?8J5
nadles kid Oxford and Strap
pumps H. C. Qodman with
rubbre heel* sixes 2 l-> to 8
Priced 9S.M
* .
Beacon Oxfords for
black and tan Brogues ' and
plain English and broad to*
8?li Six (or men the best shoe
money can bay In black, tea
and rlcl kid all shapes any
SIM
Prtcrd orJm~
, L*#M. patent 1 strap ptunp
with rubber heels all "
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^ ^ "When Seen or Advertised Elsewhere It'e Always Cheapest Here"
X RAD EI W-W-EIR?L_jyQiJ R TBADE I? APPRECIATED