?ALB or LAND
Blilf a iid Y trine of the power and
tatkority contained In tkat deed of
trut omuM by H. L Mitchell end
wife to the undersigned Trustee and
My registered In Book 234 at pace
U Office of R?(l>ter of Deeds for
FYaaklin coumy, default having been
made In the payment of the Indebted
Mae thereby secured and demand
made upon me to foreclose as therein
provided, I will sell at pnbllc auc
tion to t?e highest bidder tor cash
?n Tuesday, the 20th day of November,
1923. at or about the hour of noon, at
the Court house door of Franklin
County, the following described real
estate situate in Dunn's Township,
Franklin County, N. C.
1st Tract: Farms Nob. 16, 17 and
18 as contained and described in a
map or plat duly registered in the Of
fice of Register of Deeds for Frank
lin County, in Bo*>k 192 at page 622,
to which reference is hereby made
lor full and complete description, but
there has been cut off said farms and
conveyed and the same are hereby
excepted a lot on the corner of Je
wltt Ave and Vance Street sold to K.
B. White by deed recorded in Book
211 page 323 Franklin County Regis
[try. reference to which la hereby
made.
2nd Tract. Situate In the Town of
Bun* and comprising lota No*. 38 and
39 In block C of the surrey mads for
or by the North State Development
Company, which two lota front 25
feet each on the Waat aide of Main
Street and run back with Montgom
ery Ave South side 150 feet to an alley,
and being the same lota conveyed to
R. I. Mitchell by B. a Sykea and wife
on the flrat day of November, 1918 by
deed duly registered In Book 194 page
493 In Franklin County Registry, to
which record and conveyance refer
ence Is hereby mada tor full and com
plete description.
This the 17 day of October, 1923
Ben T. Holden,
10-19-6t Trustee.
FOR SALE
We have listed for sale several val
uable farms, amoug which are (1)
about 84 acres Cedar Rock T. S. known
as Cooke land, on State highway; (2)
about 135 acres Hayesvllle T. S. known
as part of Whitaker lands. For prices
and terms, see
FRANKLIN INS. & REALTY CO.
(Over First National Ilank)
LOW PRICES ON
HEATING STOVES, ALL KINDS COOKING
STOVES, RANGES
BUGGIES AND HARNESS
RUBBER AND STEEL TIRED ROAD CARTS
AT COST
GVNS RIFLES GUN SHELLS
BUILDING MATERIAL AND PAINTS
A store full of good Hardware
H. O. IAVLOR
Hardware
We Put Rubber Tiires on Buggy Wheels
THIS IS A PERSONIAL LETTER TO EYERY PERSON IB
FRANKLIN COUNTY, FROM
L. E. Sconh g 0. L. Ajesek K. S. CUfWa, Jr.
We want every person In Franklin County to visit Scoggin's Drug
Store, recently remodeled and made the prettiest business house In
the county. We want you to Inspect our new beautiful and perfect
ly sanitary Soda Fountain recently Installed In Scoggin's Drag
Store. It is constructed so you can see your drinks prepared. Mr.
M S. Clifton, Jr., Is in charge at this fountain, he is the most effic
ient of any in the State. Buy your fountain drinks from him and
you will be amazed to see how quickly, perfectly and politely he
will serve you.
We want every person in Franklin AJounty to buy their Turnip
Seed at Pcoggln's Drug Store. Our Mr. G. L. Aycock Is still with
us to sell you just what you want, he has selected, bought and sold
you seeds for 30 year a, and have just what you want now.
We want every person in Franklin County to trade at Scoggln's
Drug Store tor we have everything usually kept In an up-to-date
drug store. We especially ask that you let us fill your prescrip
tions, bring them to us or hace your physician leave them with us.
Messrs. L. E. Scoggin and G. L. Aycocke, the old reliable prescrip
tion fillers, will give them our careful attention and will make our
prices correct and satisfactory. We thank you for past favors and
hope you all will come to see us soon. Respectfully,
Scoggtn Drug Store
0. L. AYCOCK, MAURICE CLIFTON, JIL, L. E. SCOGGIN
Personal: I am the only Aycock in the drug business in Louis
burg and am at Scoggins Drug Store; when you want Aycock to
handle your business bring or send it to me at Scoggins Drug Store
and oblige. Your old friend. QPL AYCOCK.
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Yard-wide outing 2Se Ladlaasle cloth 30*
Outing Gowns <1.00 Wool finish hose 2Jc
Beautiful dress patterns In chiffon velvet, velveteen, dnvetjn,
moral, brocaded crepe, crepe tat In, canton crepe, all wool crepe,
?Ilk and wool crepe, charmeuse. duchess satin, polret twill, broad
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William Tell Flour is every sack
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| "I swear it was dead at least 3
months," said James Sykes, Butcbe-,
Westfield, N. J. "We saw this rat
every day. Put a cake of RAT-SNAP
behind a barrel. Months later my
wife asked about the rat Remember
ed the barrel, looked behind it. There
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You should be able to purchase a
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grocer, as the Louisburg Grocery Co.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virture of the au
thority contained in the deed of trust
executed and delivered by W. F.
Mitchiner and wife of Franklin Coun
ty to G. M. Beam, Trustee, and re
corded in Franklin County Registry
in Book 241 at page 500, and default
having been made in the payment
of notes thereby secured and upon
demand and request of the holders
of the said notes described therein,
I will on Monday, November 26, 1923,
at or near the hour of 12: o'clock M
at the court house door of Franklin
County at Louisburg, N. C., otter fori
sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash the following described
tracts or parcel of land situate In
Frankllnton Township, Franklin
i County. State ot North Carolina, and
described as follows.
First Tract: Beginning at a stake,
now a pine stump, Mrs. Fannie Haw
kins corner In line of the Perry land;
thence by survey of W. N. Fuller of
about 1873, N 100 poles to a small
dead pine, A. C. Perry's corner in
GUI's line; thence 8 83 1-2 E 22 poles
14 links to a large red oak, Gills cor
ner; thence N 1 W 43 1-2 poles to a
rock In GUIs line; thence E 126 poles
to a stake In A. F. Mltchlner's line;
thence a new line S 24 1-2 W 109 poles
17 links to a stak6 in the Held; thence
S 16 3-4 W 36 poles, 14 links to a
stake, a new corner; thence S 85 E
34 poles, 10 links to a stake, a new
corner; thence 84 W 7 poles to a stake
in Mrs. Fannie Harrison's corner
line; thence along her line about N 87
W 50 poles, 6 links to a stake, form
erly called a forked pine; thenc6
about N 84 W 81 1-2 poles to the be
ginning. containing 100 acres more
or less, being the land conveyed to
W. F. Mitchiner by deed duly record
ed in Franklin County Registry, In
Book 213, page 293.
Second Tract: W. F. Mltchlner's
four fifths undivided Interest in and
to a certain tract ot land defined as
follows: Beginning at a sweet gum
on the Lick branch, corner for J. A
Mitchiner, 11 poles north-westward
from a small pine, corner ot J. F.
Mltchlner's; thence S 2 W 151 poles
to an iron stake, J. F. Mltchiner's
corner In the line ot S. A. L Rail
way Co's. right-of-way; thence along
said right-of-way 40-ft from the (en
ter of the tract eastward lo the cross
ing of the line of that part of the
Jeffreys land assigned to Jno. Jef
freys; thence along that line N 19 W
13 poles, 5 links to the center of the
old road; thence along said old road
N 70 E 5 poles 17 links; N 64 E 86
poles, 10 links to a rock In the road,
the Jeffreys corner; thence along the
Jeffreys line N3 E 13 poles 5 lliiks
to a rock and post oak, Mrs. Km II 7
Banks corner; thence N 2 E about
11 33 poles to a stake In Mrs. Hank*
line; thence N 88 W 76 poles to a stake
on the Lick Branch; thencce up said
branch as it meanders to the beginn
ing. containing 100 acres more or lest
Third Tracct ; W. F. Mltchlnort
cue-half undivided interest <n and
to a certain tract of land, bounded as
follow*: On the N by tbe lands of
Smith Brothers and J. M. Allen; ou
the east by tbe landj of J. M. Alien,
on the south by the lands of J. R.
Jonea and the S. A. U Railway: and
et. the west by the lands of Dr C. IX.
Banks, which la a part of th J Eli If
tract, containing 101 3-4 acres mord
or leaa, by surrey of M. 8. Davi?, Sur
veyor, February IS, 1917; It be'ng that
part of the Ellis Tract bought by
John F. Mitchiaer and Dr. C. H.
Banks of A. C. Ellis, which In divi
sion of the same its conveyed to
Dr. C. H. Banks and wife to John F.
Mitchlner by deed dated March ?.
1817, and recorded in tbe Registry
of Franklin County, to which deed
reference la bed tor th? metes and
bound* thereof.
Thle the 12nd day ot Oct , 1M?.
O.K. Beam,
. TraeUe.
, CLOTHING SPECIALS
at Kline's
MEN'S TWO PANTS SUITS AND
OVERCOATS, $14.95
Suits in sport and rgular models
sizes 34 to 44 in Navy and Brown,
Overcoats made with bolt all around
full lined, regular $20.00 value.
BOY'S SUITS, $4.95
Brown and Navy Fancy Cassi
mers, all sizes 6 to 17, fancy models
wilh belt.
MEN'S PANTS, $2.95
Made of heavy worsted in Navy,
Brown and Grey with stripe, all
sizes 28 to 44, regular $5.00 values.
MEN'S UNIONSUITS, $1.35
Heavy ribbed Unions, all size.; 34
to 16, regular $1.75 value.
BOYS OVERALLS, 98j
Heavy 220 Boy's F.lue Den 'in Ov
eralls, sizes S to 16, suspender bad s
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS, 98c
With or without cillar attached,
fane;-- nndi'nj, sizes 14 to Z'\ soitas
v orth up to $2 50. '
SWEATERS
I or Men and Boys, slipover and
coat styles, grey and combinations,
sizes 28 to 46, worth up to $3.50,
Priced 98c and $1.48
MEN S JAPS, 98c
'?.ffcorted and ait six^s,
.Sl-.-o serges nuludiu, worth up to
$2.00.
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Louisburg, Worth Carolina
PRICES OF TIRST CLASS
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Men's Half Soles $1.00
Women's Half Soles 85
Rubber Heels 50
Childrens Half Soles . . .25 up
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8-14-13t
TAKEN UP
One black bull yearling weighing
about 300 pounds. Owner can get
same by paying for this advertisement
and expenses. If the owner fails to
call for blm on or before Monday,
November 26th, 1923, at 12 o'clock,
then the said yearling will be sold at
public auction at the courthouse door
in Loulsburg, to the highest bidder
for cash to satisfy costs.
J. P. POTTS,
Newport Road, Loulsburg, N. C.
10-26-Bt
NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix
of the estate of Alex Cooke deceased
late of Franklin County, notice Is here
by given all persons holding claims
against said estate to uresent them
to the undersigned on or before the
19th day of October 1924, or this
notice will be plead In bar of their re
covery. All persons Indebted to said
estate will please come forward and
make Immediate settlement.
This Oct. 18. 1923.
Euralee Smith,
10-19-6t Admrx.
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10-12-12t
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
$1.60 Per Year in Advance
THE
FRANKLIN INS. AND
REALTY CO.
Announce that Mr. B. B.
Perry baa taken charge vt ita
insurance buaneaab. Mr. Peiry 1
will be (lad to aee hi* friends,
and when !n need ot ANT KINI)
of Insurance, aefe htm. Mr.
Perry haa had many years ex
perience in Insurance, and ia
prepared to fire the public the
beat of aerrlce.
Tot Insurance of any kind,
write, phone or aee
Perry
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ers, and will appreci
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Lraltbwfc K. a
Local Representative
for all Magazines
BALE Of IMPROVED lots in
By virtue ot the power of sale con
tained in that certain deed of trust
made by G. M. Rayno.r to Wm. H.
Ruffln, Trustee, dated April 17,1920.
and recorded In Franklin Registry
Book, 234, Page 109, default haying
been made in the payment of the debt
thereby secured and demand tor fore
closure having been made by the hold
er of said debt upon said trustee, the
undersigned will, on Monday, Novem
ber 19th, 1923, at about the hour ot
noon, at the Court House Door, in
Louisburg, N. C., offer for sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for
cash, those lots and buildings thereoa,
situate in the Town of Wood, Frank
lin County, North Carolina, by said
deed of trust conveyed and more par
ticularly defined as follows.
Lots Nos. 60 and 51 situate in the
town of Wood, N. C. on plat ot pro
perty formerly owned by C. O. Wood
as surveyed and platted by J. O. 3-atg.
C E., which plat or map is recorded
in Book 192, page 696 of Punllc Regis
try of Franklin County.
| Thlfj October 19, 1923.
nubscrux in The Franklin Times
FRANKLIN INS. * REALTY CO.
INSURANCE
WOOD, N. C.
10-19 6t
Wm. H. Ruffln.
Trustee. ?
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