Feathers Most Come Before Eggs
Molting season is here. Your hens will easily
lose their old feathers. But can they grow new
ones?
If you don't give your birds feather-making feed,
they will drain their bodies for feather-making
material. The molt will be prolonged, and the birds _
will not lay next winter.
Chowder makes feathers. Feed twice as much
' *"* iv, and your hens will molt
They will be ready for
L. P. HICKS
Headquarters for
Purina
1 RU,SJ'^E'S SALE OF TOWN LOT
ro.LAND IN na8H AND
FRANKLIN counties
1 VflnU?w tUe power 0( sale con
n , w nT,n deed of tr?Bt
rem- n r A Culpepper, Z. N. Cul
L ' v' D- L Culpepper and wife and
W . H ? S, T?Sykea- Depress, to
iVm ? , uffin- Trustee, dated Dec. 23
fn'p iio/ec0r in Nash Registry
Un p?:"? "',w? 253 and In Fran?
, f ^Kistry In Book 244, pages 112-1'
??t ? ,blen mac'e ii? 'he pay
mint of the debt thereby secured
ar.d demand for foreclosure having
been made by the holder of the in
debtedness so secured by the said
trustee; and default having been
,he Payment of sal<}. febt ac
, Ji '"s t(J the terms of the decree of
the Superior Court -of Nash County in
that action entitled Mrs. Nannie T
f/J"? ef al \s Wm. H. Ruff In. Trus
tee et al^ and pursuant to he decree
Hald Superior Court made In
said action, the undersigned will on
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 3. 1923
1 VT r^0Ba ?f Col"-t ^ Nash
J*; f ; N- C., offer for sale, at public 1
auction to the highest bidder for cash 1
if/T, T'aJn Iots and tracts of tand
! V *f8hvllle and N?sh County,
North Carolina, in said deed of trust
lows* and th"e da8cr,t)ed as fol
-.tf?nr?Tra<Ct' A tract ?r land *situ
tv whlrhT 88 township. Nash coun
ty, which is composed of three tracts
fcparately described as follows: '
Tract (a). Beginning at a stake in
MrS cor?er> ,n 'William B
Williams line, thence S 87 E 148 1-2
8fl mi?? ? Pln? Stum": thence 84 W
8G Poles to a Blackburn; thence fl ??
i .40 poles to a stake; thence N ^1 E
f hL Si 8 Black Jack on the road ?
thence along said road to Geo. Pow'
rock, corner; thence N 4 E 1KS
N sTw 157Snn,e T* ' ^
? is;, o F 8 10 a Redoak; thence
S 152 1-2 poles to the beginning ron
aming one hundred and seVnty
three and 1-8 acres (178 1-8) more or
Tract (b). A tract or parcel of
land conveyed to the late B. N Cul
pepper by J. T. Webb and wife bv
deed recorded in Book 73 pairs 52 ?tJf
Rowing of Nash 0* "to
reference is hereby made for
17 sTlir"0?' Wld tract c0ntaln
? " 8"J acres, 'more or let*.
j" (?)- A tract containing 86
wires more or less, convjyed to B
h ^epper by J- T- Webb and wife
u, ,n Ns"h c? Nl<
tn wM^K . "? and following.
SIS taSSS* '? ""
J2KyjS2\2)i?
conveyed to 3. B Jeffreys bv deed
corded in Nash Registry, Book 102
tarfrf n an '0''?wlng, leaving the
lands now convoyed 126 1-2 arre?
more or less. acres.
Sixth Tract, A certain tract m.
of land lying and being situate in the
town of Nashville, Nash County North
2Z"i> HJ0Bn,n?r >?"*? oij?Hh
r SvJTrf- Veatar and the Hotel
Mr^Hbma 521" " ,he OM Cttlpep
? ^C*p%.rUPM " PrM'?t
f Fifth Tract That tract ,
near to the corporate limits of 1h?
town of Nashville, Nash Coujty North
Carolina, purchased by the said B M
Culpepper from R. a. P Coolev
tied on the North by the pobnii
on the East, South and West bv #h/
lands Of Dr. T. T B-i.7 nn.Vi .tho
ten acres, more or less reference" hi"
Ing had to the deed ?!_"
?ortpt'^Nrr^unt' ? b* &
^L.P<7r?r 0f oontalSd ta
Jlouase ndo?r# ST& fiSg*
following described loC* ^
Franklin County, North Carolina
First Tract. Beginning at a Holly
and Cypress stump on the North banU
ot Tar River in William E. Williams'
line; thence an Easterly direction
with said line to a stake in said
Williams line; thence a Southerly di
rection to said Tnr River, to a corner
Hickory in Williams line; thence up
the meanders of said Tar River to the
first station, containing One Hundred
and Twenty Eight and one half <128
1-2) acres, more or less; It being the
sam?-tract ot land purchased by W.
K. Davis from William Store d-.'ed for
which is recorded In Book 33 page
311 of Franklin Registry, and being
the same land purchased by B. N. Cul
pepper from the said W. K. Davis in
1S78, as will appear by reference to a
Certain obligaticn bond recorded In
Book 156, page 2C4 to which referenci
is hereby ipade.
Second Tract. Beginning at a
Feech tree on the bank of Cypress
'"'reek, thence a Southerly direction
William B. TV'iiliama line to a Wal
nut- tree on the North banfc of Tar
I River; thence down said river to Cy
press tree in said Williams corner:
thence an Easterly direction to a cor
ner postoak In Williams co/Irar;
thence East to Cypress Creek, a cor
ner iiostoatk in Williams corner;
thence along the meanders of said
creek to the beginning containing 101
1-2 acres, more or less. The same
being the lands purchased by W. K.
Davis from Wllliaio Stone as record
ed In Pouk 33, page 312 of Franklin
Registry, and later p trrhastd b> B.
N. Culpepper from the said W. - K.
Davis, as will appear by reference to
a certain obligation bond, dated 1878,
acd recorded In Book 166, page 264 of
said Registry. All of tho above des
cribed tracts ot land are situate In
Cypress Creek townhlp. Franklin
County.
Third Tract. This tract adjoins
the lands of Calvin Wlggs. H. J.
Haines estate, J. J. Alford and oth
ors, and Is composed ot three tracts
or parcels of land which are separate
and degiribod as follows :
Tract (a). Beginning at a stake
In Gay's corner on the Tarboro road,
thence along said road N 68 W 1?0
poles 23 links to a small Postoak
Balnes' corner In Tant's line; thence
S 29 E.60 poles to a Pine Stump,
Tant's line or corner; thence N 78 E
19 poles to a Pine, Tant's corner;
thence 8 2 E 174 poles to a Gum and
Pine In Altord's line; thence East 97
poles 7 links to a Pine In Wlggs' line;
thence N 140 polea 10 links to the be
ginning, containing by survey One
Hundred and Two and one halt (102
1-2) acres, more or less.
Tract (b). Beginning at 'he center
of the Loulsburg and Tarboro road In
Wlggs' line; thence N 88 W 17 poles
17 links to a rock; thence N 12 1-8 E
8 1-2 poles to the center of the Louis
burg and Tarboro road; thence along
sala road 8 60 E 18 polea l.link to the'
beginning, containing by survey two
fifth (2-5) of an acre, more or less.
Tract (e). Beginning at a rock In
Wlggs' line; thence N 12 1-2 E 15 pol
es to the center of the <Loulsbnrg road
thenoe along said road N 60 W 86 pol
es 2 links to the center of said rood,
a Pine on the North side; thence 8
63 poles 5 links to a rock tn Wlggs'
corner; thence 8 88 E 70 poles 19
links to the beginning, containing by
survey 16 1-2 acres' more or leas. The
same being the lands purchased hgr B
N. Culpepper from J. P. Timber) ake
and wife as will appear by reference
to deed recorded In Book 98 page 842
of Franklin Registry.
Seventh Tract. Also one other
tract situate In Franklin County,
North Carolina, being lot No. 3 in the
partition Of the J. Madison Culpepper
lands allotted In the Special Proceed
ings entitled J. H. Culpepper and
others against Edgar Sykes and oth
ers, a* recorded in Book No. 9 ot Or
der* and Decrees page 85 et aeq, to
JUntf, Dwlght and Zollle Culpepper,
containing 87 And 8-10 acres, mora or
less, reference being had to said re
NOTICE OP SALE OF LAND FOR
TAXES
In accordance with the law and par- .
snant to an order passed by the Board I
of Commissioners for the Town of
Louisburg. N. O. directing and author
ing the Tax Collector to advertise
all property, the owners or which had
failed to pay one-third of the Taxea
due on same by the 14th day of July,
1923, I will as per said order directed
proceed to sell at public auction for
cash at the court house door in Louls
burg, N. C. on the 20th day of August,
1S*23 at about the hour of noon, the
following real estate to satisfy past
due Taxee.
1920
J. D, Hines, lot Church St $162.20
John W. Alston, 1 lot Halifax
road 27. OS
George Merrltt, 1 lot Kenmore
Avenue 0 88
Sand Williams, 1 lot River Rd 17.46
Calvin Yarboro, 1 lot River Rd 15.27
1921
C. M. Cooke Estate, 1 lot Main
Street 174.21
Hlnes-Hodges Motor Co. Church
and Nnsh Street 221.70
J. D. Hines, Church and Nash
Street 63.40
F B. McKinne, 1 lot Middle St 167.69
John W. Alston, 1 lot Halifax
Road 21. #4
Washington Davis, 1 lot Kenmore
Avenue 9.85
Davis & Yarboro, 1 lot Nash St 6.60
George Egerton, 1 lot S Side
River 6.44
W. M. Martin, 1 lot S Sido River 9.96
Willis R. McKnight, 1 lot S Side
River 6.70
Nathan Ruff In, 1 lot S Side River 7.68
Alice Skinner, 1 lot S Side River J.3. 44
P. W. Williams, 1 lot River Rd 15^8
Calvin Yarboro, 1 lot River Rd 11.48
Calvin Yarboro Est. 1 lot River
Road 6.83
Henry H. Yarboro, 1 lot S Side
River 7.90
1922
C. M. Cooke Estate, l lot Main
Street 241.41
J. J. Hayes Estate, 1 lot Main.
Street 77.07
Hines-Hodges Motor Cq. 1 lot
Nash Street 64.95
Mrs. F. B. McKinne, 1 lot Middle
Street 188.65
Elnoia Yarborough, 1 lot S Sido
River 11.91
J. W. Alston, 1 lot Halifax Rd 28.68
Eddie Bridgers, 1 lot Black Town 11.62
Algier Davis, 1 lot River Rd 13.44
June D. Davis, 1 lot S Side River 16.98
Washington Davis, 1 lot S Side
River > 16.72
George Egerton, 1 lot S Sido
River 7.30
Millie Foster, 1 lot S Side River 13. 6S
Calvin Yarboro, 1 lot River Rd 16.32
Austin Qreen, 1 lot S Side River 11.91
Sam A Harris, 1 lot Main St 92. SO
W. H. Hawkins, 1 lot Main St 46.00
Hlxey Hazelwood, 1 lot 8 Side
River 5.79
Louisana Kearney, 1 lot S Side
River 10.38
Wm. Martin, 1 lot Black Town 12.91
Ethel Merrltt, 1 lot S Side River 11.91
Richard Skinner, 1 lot S Side
River ' 10.76
P. W. Williams, 1 lot River Rd 19.44
Augustus Williams, 1 lot Halifax
Road 12.91
Calvin Yarboro Estate, River Rd IS. 03
H. C. Yarboro, 1 lot S Side River 8.32
Hiilllard H. Yarboro, Church and
Nash Street 45.01
D. C. HIGH, Tax Collector.
| July 20, 1923.
cord for full description thereof.
TEH MB OF SALE ? Cash; and a de
posit of 25 per cent of each bid will
be required Immediately at the con
clusion of the bidding, and if deposit
not satisfactory to the trustee, bid
ding will be Immediately re-opened
and another gale made.
This August 2nd) 1923.
8-3-5t WM H. RUFFIN, Tructee.
NOTICE OP SALE OF PROPERTY
TO PAST DUE ASSESSMENTS
ON STREETS OF LOUIS
BURO. N. C.
Pursuant to an order passed, June
2'..th, 1923, by the Board of Commis
sioners ot the Town ot Louisburg, N.
C. and recorded In Minute Docket,
page 22 authorizing and directing the
Clerk to collect the past due Street
assessments according to law, I will
sell at public auction to tbe highest
bidder for Cash at the Court House
door In Louisburg, N. C. on the 20th
day ot August, 1923, the following
lots or parcels of property situated
in the Town of Louisburg, N. C.
By order Board of Commissioners.
J. J. BARROW, Clerk.
J. M. Allen and W. R. Allen, lot
known as the Mill property
south side of River contain
ing about 871 feet b ontago $1,467.11
O. H. Cooper, lot on Kenmore
Ave, about 100 ft frontage.. 63.04
H H. Yarboro, 1 lot Nash St.? 55.68
1 lot Church Street 74.1*
F. B. McKinne, 1 lot Middle St
about 115 feet frontage 93.46
St. Mathias Church, Main 8t.
(South side River) 94.64
J. A. Turner Estate, lots on
Middle Street, about 146 feet
frontage 130v?6
Mrs. J. R. Collie, 1 lot Main
St. 74 feet frontage B7.1S
J. C. Tucker, 1 lot Main St? 19.10
Why People Boy Kafr-Nnap in Prefer
ence to Rat Poison
(1) RAT-SNAP absolutely kills
rats and mice. (2) What It iloesnt
kill It scares away. (3) Rain killed
with RAT-SNAP lcare no smell, they
diy up Inside. (4) Made in takes,
no mixing with other food. (5) Cats
or dogs won't touch It. Three sises,
35c, 66c, $1;26. Bold and auaranteed
ly Cash Qrocory and Market. Ady.
THE FRANKLIN TIMES -
11.60 Per Year In Advance
One farmer near Apex who patro
nize* the Raleigh Curb Market hua
?old during the last six months t41o
worth of poultry and eggs from a
flock of 186 hens. Ho has one hundred
young pullets tor another year and
ha? fertilised his truck crops with
poultry manure. J
GAINS 25 POUNDS IN
30 DAYS
Remarkable Experience of P.
C. Lake Builds Up Weight
Quickly
"I was all run down," writes P. C.
Lake, "I bad to quit work I was so
weak. Now, thanks to Prunltone, I
look like a new man. I gained 25
pounds In 30 days."
"Prunltone has put ten pounds on
me in 14 days," Stated Wm. Brack.
"It has made me sleep well, enjoy
what I ate and enabled me to work
with Interest and pleasure."
If you would like to put on a few
pounds of good solid flesh just try
Prunltone, It will surely surprise you.
For sale by L. E. Scoggin.
NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor
of the estate of L. C. Taylor, de
ceased, late of Franklin County, no
tice Is hereby given a'l persons hold
In* claims against said estate To pre
sent them to the undersigned on or
before the 3rd day of August, 1924, or
tht? notice will be plead In bar of
their rocovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please come for
ward and make immediate settlement.
_ This August 2nd, 1923.
8-3-6t H. E. LONG, Extr.
FOR SALE
85 acres of splendid farming land
Ju?t outside of Franklinton, known as
the I. H. Kearney home, has (5,000.00
worth of buildjng on it, and is one of
the beat small farms in Franklin
County. See or write E. H. MALONE.
Louisburg, N. C 7-27-tf
FOR RENT
The old Nicholson home place, near
Mitchlner's Cross Roads for 1924,
about tour horse farm suitable for
cotton, tobacco, corn, etc. good resi
dence, plenty outhouses, in Ann com
munity, good school and church ad
vantages. Apply to C. T. NICHOL
SON, Franklinton, N. C., or O. C.
MJTCH1NER, at Mitchlner's Croas
Roada. 7-?7-4t
FOR FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING
PHONE I8>
When, one farmer brought the coun
ty agent of Perquimans County about
one hundred' punctured cotton squares
on July 21, the agent used these in
, demonstration to explain the life his
tory of the boll weevil and methods
for Its control.
THhl FRANKL.Ii; TIMES
11.50 Per Tear in Advance.
9
Paint and Varnish Products
Prevent Destruction
Doomed by the
Arrows of the Rain
HORDES of ravaging rain
shafts shoot down oh year
barn from the c^ruds. They cut
gashes by the thousand in th*
wood; laying It op?n to d?cay.
Then, steadily, Rot devours th*
endurance and value of the barh.
The only way to prevent this
destruction is to Coat your barn
with paint protection.
Shielded by Devoe Products,
your barn will stand sound
throughout the years.
McKINNE BROTHERS
Louisburg, N. C.
Waterproof your building t with :
Deroe Barn Faint
Deyoe Lead and Zino House Paint
Dcvoe Shingle Stain
Three Good Warehouses
in Louisburg
THE PLANTERS
THE UNION and
THE CO-OPS
Bring your tobacco to Louisborg
and deposit the proceeds with
b V
The Farmers & Merchants
Bank
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