It Is Easy To Find
What You Want
: AT
KLINES
With our tremendous stock and
our desire to always satisfy our
customers we are always on the
alert to supply every demand our
customers may make on us.
No article is too small or too
large for us to stock at all times.
You don't have to shop around
when you shop at KLINE'S.
We offer a few Specials for
Hot Summer Days:
VOILE DRESSES
$4.95
Wonderful new Voile Drosses, light" and park pat
terns, newest stvles, verv nicelv trimmed, values up to
$8.50.
GINGHAM DRESSES
All Sizes
$2.45
Variety of patterns to choose from, light and dark
pattern?, many different styles, som- are worth $5.00.
SUMMER, VOILES
25c
.Shout TOO pieces ~tcr eh oi>so~T l'mn. assorted patterns,
some checks ? Egyptian patterns ? soli. I colors, regu
lar 35c value.
MEN'S STRAW HATS
98c
Any size, White and Burnt Straw, sizes 6%' to 7 Yi,
smooth edge, rough edge and telescop shapes, all worth
$2.00. Biggest Bargain in town.
, *
PALM BEACH SUITS
$11.95
Men's Palm Beach Suits, light tan, grey, blue, with
stripe, and dark brown, sizes 34 to 46, genuine Palm
Beach only, worth $15.00.
MEN'S UNIONS
59c
$1.00 value Pajarna Check Unions, sizes 34 to 46, ex
tra good value.
1 MEN'S SHIRTS
I 89c
Tan Pongee, collar attached, sizes 14 to 17. You
should buy a half dozen at this- pri^c.
ANYTHING YOU WANT CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
LETS AT KLINE'S. START TODAY AND
BUY WHERE YOU CAN SAVE.
L. Kline & Co.
Whew advertised ?b see* elsewhere its always
* ? , t :? CHEAPEST HERE
LOUISBURG, - * NORTH CAROLINA
HAD SURPRISE OF
HER WHOI.E LIFE
Mrs. Manning, Enjoying
Health and Strength
She Never Expected,
Thanks Tanlac.
"My stubborn case of stomach
I trouble is completely gone, but if I
ihuil not takn Tan lac when I did I
1 1 lievc I would have hocorre a ?'.er
\ous wreck", recently affirmed Mrs.
Laura Vanning. Osceola Mills, Gas
tonia, N. C,
"For about ten years. I had drifted
along from bad to worse, and finally
1 cached the point where I could hard
I ly get about. Every bite I ate hurt
me. Gas would form on my stomach.
;-Tid my heart paipitated until it alarm
ed me. I was so nervous the child
ten playing around the house almost
districted me. and I simply felt mis
t-rable all the time.
"I improved so quickly when I got
Tanlac that it was the surprise of
my life. I have only been taking the
treatment for a few weeks now, but
I already it has mc feeling fine in every
vfty. Tanlac certainly is the right
medicine for troubles like I had."
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
gists. Accept no substitute. Over 37
iniliion bottles sold.
Tanlac Vegetable -{Mils are Nature's
own remedy for constipation. "For
sale everywhere.
Schloss News
As nc have net seen anything from
Schloss in .1 long tuie, will try to
write and let the folks know we are
r.ei dead yet.
The farmers are about up with
t!-eir work owing to the dry weather.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Brewer, Miss
Ltta Harris and Mr. Sara Harris vis
ited Justice Sunday.
The fight for our high school is on
now and some of us are so eager to
see this thing through that they get
nervous. And my way of thinking it
is enough to make us even shudder
when we think of the greatest oppor
tunity that has ever confronted us to
<lo the biggest and best thing we ever
did for our children. To even con
sider the slightest thought of loosing
it is rediculous. Hut we people be
lieve with all our hearts, that we are
going to carry it everwhelmlngfy. For
it is a hard thing to look the bright
boys and girls in the face and say by
their action on June 23rd (the Toting
day) that they are going to deny them
an opportunity to get an education:
We don't believt that we have any
around Schloss that is going to say
that by their actons on June 23rd.
Miss Alma Ball , of Greensboro,
who has been spending the past week
with her sister. Mrs. Annie Burnette,
returned Tuesday of this week to re
sume her studies at the N. C. College
for Women.
The State Board of Health Is offer
ing us a great opportunity to have
our children's tonsils and adesioids'
removed at a greatly reduced price.
Everybody who has children that are
suffering from one or both of thesj
troubles should not hesitate to get in
touch with the authorities at the ear
liest possible moment.
Messrs. J. K. Brewer and Otho Tuck
ei- have been on the sick list for the
past week. Glad to say they are im
proving.
Mr. E. H. Malonc, of Louisburg,
rtftitwl ? Schjosg Sunday afternoon.
We are always glad to have Mr. Ma
lone, as he is always full of good
spirits and we love him like a broth
NEW TOWN ORDINANCES
Ordinance passed at (he meeting of
the Town Commissioners, June
11th, 1923:
The Commissioners of the Town cf
Ltuisburg, N. C., do hereby enact and
ordain 'hat all owners of Automobiles.
Trucks, and Motor driven vehicles in
the To-.vn of Louisburg, N. C. be re
quired to pay a License Tax to said
Town of $1.00. All owners of said
Motor Vehicles are hereby required
to register said Vehicles with the
Town Clerk on or before June 30th,
IS'23 and annually thereafter. All
such owners shall be required to dis
play on the front of said Vehicle a
license Tag furnished by said Town.
Ary person failing to comply with
this ordinance shall be subject to a
penalty in the sum ol 110.00.
S-15-4t L?. L. JOYXKR, Mayor.
Ordinance passed at the meeting of
the Town Commissioners, June
lltli, 19?3:
Be it ordained and enacted as an
ordinance of the Town of Ijoulshurp.
N. C. that all public Dance Hails in
said Town be required to pay a li
cense Tax of 11.00 for each public
Dance. All ordinances In conflict
herewith are hereby repealed. All
persons falling to comply with this
ordinance upon conviction shall pay
a fine of Twenty Dollars.
B-15-4t L L. JOYNER, Mayor
Order passed at the meeting of Town
Commissioners June 11th. 1>23
It Is ordered that the delinquent
Tixes for 1920, 1921 nnd 1922 be col
lected according to Law. sr.d further
that the Clerk be ordered to Instruct
the Tax Collector for the Town to
proceed to collect said Taxes by levy
upon poraonal property and Rile,
and advertisement of real estate and
sale. Advertisement to commence
not later than flrst week In July, 1923.
6-1 5- 4t L, L. JOYNER, Mayor.
Order passed at the meeting of Town
Commissioners June 11th, 1923:
It is ordered that all delinquent and
passed due Paving assessments due
the Town of Loulsborg, N. C. be col
lected according to Law, and that the
Clerk be instructed to proceed to ad
vertise according to law all property
aKalnst which said assessment* arc
made and now past due, and sell the
same, Said advertisements to com
mence not later than the first week
in July, 1923.
G-15-4t L L. JOYNER, Mayoiv
er.
Well. If this escapes the waste bas
ket will call again. but would much
lather that "Jack Sparrow" come
back as he was once our regular cor
respondent. ' * Jay Cay Bee.
Handy Information about producing
clean cream of quality Is contained
tu John Arey's new foldeV which has
Jest been received from the printer.
,\sk the Agricultural Extension Ser
vice at Raleigh for a copy of F. 13.
l)ld you know that bees may be de
veloped Into a profitable side line on
the average North Carolina farm. C.
U Sams. Extension bee-keeper for
the State College and Department of
Agriculture, will tell you about it If
you will write him.
The first sign of summer Is when
you wish it wat winter.
1 WANT TO ANNOUNCE TO MY OLD
CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS
That I have taken over the manage
ment of the Stegall Bros. Barber bhop
1 shall see that you are treated with
profound respect and that ycu get the
best Barber work possible. Be fair
with your good looks and let a Real
liarber do your work.
Yours to serfe.
OSCAR T. STEGALL.
WANTED? A COLOR!. I) WOMAN 01
good moral character, who could
look after several small children.
K. C. PERRY, County Welfare Offi
cer. 6-15-lt
IIOC TAKEN" IP? V FEMALE SET.
tor. white and liver colored, s>ou
to find pups. Ownor can get same
by paying for this advi rtisement
and expenses. For Information call
at FRANKLIN TIMES Office. 6-15-lt
NOTICE TAXI'ATVrtS
Your attention Is calted to a new
crder of the Board of Town Commis
sioners published in this issue of the
franklin Times requiring me to ad
vertise all property for sale upor
which taxes for 1920, lssi, 1922 is
('ue. I urge you to attend to this mat
ter at once and save yourself emliar
rasment and extra costs.
D. C. High..
C-15-2t Tax Collector
NOIICE OF SALE
I'nrter and by virtue of authority
contained In a certain Deed of Trust
o.ecuted to me, the undersigned trus
tte. on the ISth day of Feb., 1922,
Viich said deed of trust Is duly re
corded in the office of the register of
t'.i eds of Franklin county In Book 244
;:ge 215, default having been made
??v. the payment of the indebtedness se
cured and demand havin? V-een made
ui on me for foreclosure by the holder
the securities, I will on
MONDAY, JULY 16, 1923
: nbout the hour of noon, at the court
-use door in Louisburg, N. C., offer
!c r sale to the highest bidder for cash,
ii.e following described land:
Beginning at a rock, corner of the
I'arrison land, thence S 3d 30' W" 50
chains 30 links to a rock and small
Pine pointers, the Bolton corner, now
in the Matthews line, thence S 86 F
CO chains 90 links to a stake, Mat
thews corner, thence ?? 4d 30' E 50
chains 20 links to a stake and point
ers, Allen's corner, thence N S6d 15'
W ?2 chains to the beginning. Con
taining 30S.23 acres, Being the same
'.ond conveyed to N. S. -Phelps by A.
C. Ellis and others, by dc':d recorded
In Book 241 pai?e 813; ? Sep also Hook
216 page 507. It being the farm ot.
which the said N. S. Phelps now re
sides. This June 13, 1293.
6-15-5t S. A. NEWELL, Trustee,
SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained In that deed
of trust executed on the 8th day of
February, 1917, duly registered In the
office of the Register of Deeds for
Franklin County In Book 210 at page
237, default having been made in the
payment of the Indebtedness thereby
secured and demand made upon me to
foreclose In accordance with the terms
and provisions thereof, I, the under
signed Trustee, will sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash, at
the Courthouse door of Franklin comi
ty, N. C. on
MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1923
at 1 2o'clock M. the following tract or
parcel of land, situate In Franklin
county, Louisburg Township, state of
North Carolina, and described as fol
lows:
Adjoining the Ballard lands, O. W.
Ford and others, and bounded on the
South and East by the Frank Ballard
lands, on the West by the landB of G.
W. Ford, and on the North by the lands
of J. J Barrow, It being the tract of
land heretofore known as the N. H.
Macon tract, whereon said Macon re
sided at the time of his death, said
lands being about three miles East, of
Louisburg, and being the lands con
veyed by J. T. MIHs and wife Ellle
Mills and Mrs. Lura Burns to Mrs, Su
sie W. Yarborough by deed dated 1910
and recorded In the Registry of Frank
lln county In Book 173 page 178, and
also described by reference to Will
Book "R" Page 798, and deed records
125 page 250; 152 page 292; 179 page
24; 74 page 25, reference to all of
which Is hereby made, containing In
original tract 337 acres, more or less.
But from this tract there has been
conveyed to E. M. Perry and A. W.
Perry, Jr. 127 acres, more or less, ly
ing on the West side of Sycamore
Cree k.
This the Bth day of May, 1923.
E-ll-4t R B. WHITE, Trustee.
The above sale was continued until
Monday, June 11. 1923, by consent of
all parties concerned. This Jmio 4.
1923.
6-8-lt R. B. WHITE, Trustee.
The above sale was continued until
Monday, June 18, 1923, by consent of
all parties concerned. This June 11,
1923.
6-16-lt R. B. WHITE, Trustee
PIIm Cared In 6 to Day*
Drattbt* M mht tt PAZO AntMFNT full.
BUad. BUe<llt|l or fVtrodlci Plica,
irW reiirree I ten tag PIIm. ? in y na c*r get
rcatfal tUep after the fim afeUcatka. Pricc 60c.
TONKEL'S
June Sale
-HAS BEEN A GREAT SUCCESS, IT S THE TALK
OF LOUISBURG, AND SURROUNDING
COUNTRY
The wonderful bargains that has been passed
over to the buying public. You will find more
and bigger bargains added for this week, in
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, SHOES,
MILLINERY AND READY-TO-WEAR
Visit this sale before buying elsewhere.
We have nsw goods arriving daily and is
marked down for this JUNE SALE.
?DON'T FORGET
A, Tonkel
LOUISBURG'S NEWEST STORE
Next Door to H. C. Taylor's Hardware Store
Louisburg, : N. C.
Arsenate of Lead
1 Pound Package . 45c
5 " " $2.00
SPRAYERS . $7.50 each
?5 ' ? * I ?* * *
. I J ^
Rubber Roofing
1 Ply $1.00 Roll
2 " 1.50
3 " 2.00
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McKINNE BROS.
PAY CASH and PAY LESS
NOTICE
Having qualified an Executrix of the
estate of Boston Allen, deceased, late
of Franklin County, all persons hold
ing claims against said estate , are
hereby notified to present them to
the undersigned on or before the 28th
day of May 1924, or this notice will
be plead In bar of their recovery. All
persons Indebted to said estate are re
quested to make Immediate settle
ment. This May 28th, 1B23,
IDA ALLEN, Extrx
O M. Beam, Attorney. 6-l-6t
NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of Sarah Thomas Morris,
deceased, late of Franklin County, no
t|jce Is hereby glVen all persons hold
lng claims against said estate to pre
Bont them to the undersigned on or
before the 28th day of May, 1924, or
this notice vrlll be plead in bar of
their recovery. All persons Indebted
to Bald estate will please come tor
ward and make Immediate settlement.
This May 28th, 1923.
J. W. THOMAS, Admr.
O. M. Beam, Attorney. t 6-l-6t
No Wo
All children
healthy color,
rule, there '?
GROVE'S T
for two or three
Prove UiedUeetU
ento* Tonic to the
throw off or dlipel
to perfect health
'? *? a nealthy Child
ihlei with Worm# have ao an
tad Ice tee poor blood, sod ae a
cf leu stomach dlttarhance
E9q chill K)NIC ilven retolariy
will enrich the blood, iro
'??"? General gtrenjth
? rttem. Nature will then
me, and tbeChlld will be
it to take. Mo per bottle.
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