THE FRANKLIN TIMES
A. P. JOHNSON, Editor and
Om Tear $1.40
Klfht Months 1.00
MX Moath) .76
Pomr Months 60
ForHgn Advertising Rrprfifnlatlvr
I Tht^AMLRICAN PRLSS ASSOCIATION
Entered at the Pont Office at Louls
feur*. N, C.. an second class matter.
The U. S. Senate Tuesday adopted
the Democratic tax measure by a de
cisive vote over that of Sec. Mellon.
Secretary of the Navy Denby sent
his resignation to President Cooiidge
Monday. ThlB Is the first, others
should follow.
According to reports coming out
from Washington, Attorney General
Daugherty has told President Cool
ldge that he will not resign. It might
become so hot for him that he will
have to.
The suggestion made by the FRAN'ft
LIN TIMES 4ast week that Judge
Grady be 'induced to enter the fight
for Governor of North Carolina gavt.
expression to quite a strong sentiment
according to the many reports we
have heard. If Judge Grady's popu
larity In other parts of the State Is
anyways similar to Franklin he would
be an easy winner.
The mention of Hon. Josephus Dan
iels for President of the United States
brings much pleasure to all North
Carolina. In his conduct of the res
ponsible position of Secretary of ths
Navy he has made an enviable record.
He is fully capable and the people
have confidence in his honesty and 1ft.
tegrlty. While North Carolina does
?ot wish to be without him. it will
loan him to the National Government
knowing that his conduct of this high j
oglco will be bayond reproach, f.
As a result of the enforcement of
an ordinance recently passed by the
Town Commissioners regulating the
parking of automobiles in the busi
ness district, it has been made possi
ble to pass through the streets in the
business part of town with a great
deal more ease and a great deal less
congestion. The parking question U
a big one and the Commissioners have
evidently begun in the right direction I
Contrary to the expressed opinion of |
some that the Commissioners are try- i
Ing to drive people away from town I
by not allowing them space to park
their cars, the Commissioners are ex. j
ertlng an honest effort to keep the
streets open so that people can get in
to town. And in this effort they
should have the hearty co-operation
jof everybody of both the town and
wuntry.
Income Tax In Nutshell.
United States Revenue Collector,
Gilliam Grissom seud& out the follow.
i:tg information in regard to filing In
come Tax returns:
WHO? The following must file U. S.
income Tax Returns:
ALL SINGLE persons with net in
come of $1,000 or more;
ALL MARRIED persons with net in
come of $2,000 of more;
ALL PERSONS with gross income
of $5,000 or more;
ALL CORPORATIONS;
ALL PARTNERSHIPS;
ALL FIDUCIARIES.
EVERY PERSON (whether due in
come tirx or not) has the privilege of
filing a RELTURN to make known his
taxable or non-taxable status.
RETURNS must be Hied whether
you are TAXABLE or NON. TAX
ABLE.
ALL who pay wages or salaries of
$1,000 or more must report same.
WHEN? Before middle of MARCH.
WHERE? With U. S. Collector In
ternal Revenue at Raleigh. N. C. or
with my Deputy Collector.
HOW? Upon blank Income Tax
Return forms furnished upon request.
WHAT IF YOU PAIL? Every per
son partnership, fiduciary, corpora
tion failing to file are DELINQUENT
and liable to PENALTY or PROSE
CUTION.
OBEY the law and not be PENAL
I IZED.
WHITE LEVEL ITEMS,
Surely, we are^on the "Level" and
are always glad to 4et you hear from
us.
We are all glad to know that Mr. I
Percy Collins is improving after being
in Park View Hospital. Rocky ?Mount,
for a few days.
Miss Chessie Murphy Vent over to
Weldon last Saturday on a business
trip. We lire all glad she is better
and hope that she may return to Mer
edith Col/ege again soon.
Each day we are expecting our
new doctor, and bright prospects are
ahead for our community.
Our B. Y. P. U. is progressing nice
ly, and we hope to get out a special
program soon.
Mr. Everette, our pastor is giving us
the best of all sermons. "The Ten
Commandmehts." Mr. Everette has
been a faithful friend, and minister to
us since he came.
The "mumps" cheered Llnwood
Sturdivant for a few days.
Mr. Clyde Bartholomew is progress
ing with his mill nicely. He is al.
ways glad to report good news.
Our belfry for our church rfill soon
be started.
Mr. Lee "Buck" Davis motored over
to Rocky Mount last Friday night.
Our friend Mr. Willie Collins is im
proving from a serious cold.
Nlr. W. S. Brewer seems to be im
proving in the past few days also.
BLUE EYES.
BOOZE YALrED *200,000
FOUND I>' RAILROAD CAB
Denver. Feb. 20. ? A refrigerator car
shipped from "some point in Califor.
nia" and containing br::rle<3 liquor es- '
timr.ted by police to have a value of
annrcxtmately $200,000 was placed
under heavy police guard whan it ;
rcn'hed the railroad yar?is aere late j
last n'ght. Thp c^r ?")H>!snert '
to Cl^velsnd Ohio. Po'ic^ refuse to
?i"e the name of the consignee.
The car will be turned over to Ferl
'.-a! rrohibition agents today.
Police said the shipment wp? billed
as "non-in*ox!catin? winr."
L. ;
"Ner!'"*t tax's" are the tfsx-s pa is
i for not keeping the" farm equipment
and buildings painted and in repair.
' Slump Not Due to Association j
Selling.
Raleigh. Feb. 20. ? Reports from New
York that ijtio receut slump in cotton
prices was due in part to the heavy
selling by the North I aroIIBft Cotton
Growers Association, are declared to
be without basis in fact by U. B. Bla
lock, general manager 6f the associa^
lion.
Mr. Blalock says the association is |
adhering to its policy of orderlysales
and that it is under no necessity of
dumping cotton on in? market and
has not done so. He indicated lost
night that no sales are now being
made, as he said the association is
well ahead of Its announced schedule
of monthly sales.
Two advances have already been)
made to members of the association,
he explained, and enough cotton has
already been sold to permit another
adance to be made in the spring and
preparations are now under way fot
getting that out at the proper time.
CABBAGE PLANTS
Early Jersey Wakefield delivered at
your mail box. one thousand $1.50. 500
$1.00. Send P. O. Money Ordet pay
able at Louisburg P. O. or send money
in registered letter. No stamps will
be accepted. Your order appreciated.
MRS. SAM LANCASTER.
2-22-lt Franklin Co. Gupton, N. C.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
* DR. K. H. PATTERSON *
* Eve S'srht Specialist *
* Over Parner s Drug: Store *
* Henderson, N. C. *
?1S-6t
1IIC. U. K. lAKBOROLttH
Pliyniclaii and Soreeon
Lnaisbarg. N. (.
Office In Blckett and Yarborougb
Building.
Office Phone 296 Residence Phone 28
K. AT WOOl) NKtTKLL.
Altoraej-At-Law.
Louisburg:. N. C. Phone No. 115
Office in First National Bank Building
General Practice
DR. >V. B. MORTON
Eye Specialist
Office in Hotel Building
Louisburg, North Carolina
I wish to advise my patients and
tbe public generally that after the 1st
of September my business will be on
a Cash basis when work ts completed.
DR. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING)
,-8. P. HURT, M. D.
IrOiiUburg, N. C.
Offices over Broggln's Drag 8 tore
Hours 11 a. ao. to 1 p. m? and * to
b p. m.
DR. W. R. MASS.
Veterinarian
Louisburg, N. C.
Offices and Hospital East Nash St.
Phone Office 335- L Residence 335-J
Special Attention to Small Animals.
DR. D. 1. 8M1TH W1CJL
DcbUhU
Vomlnbarg. R, u
Office io the Kirst Ns'Iohhi Hr.n?
ntJ'l-1 .li K oLl ViHln RliiJ tNHrtl.
w. m. rr uso5.
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* J ' ?i ; rlD il K M)r! |? I KMil' l(
I ID *?l C'?t?rtH O'.aiCc -ic.il.
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I ?"f ices ?-??? I'osi Offti.'U
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I'll) sioiaii uilU >ui^f?n
louhhiiri?, r .North Carolina
Office Main Strec*
. r|\ Neal Building at Kivcr JJridge
Telephone Connections C4 and 64-2 K
Hours: H to \ a m - to ft p. in.
4. B. White K . N . JKatoar
V> MITP. * MAMhU
?,avv -
I AJtttBbui'K. North Carolina
flfopril practlre, settlement of fa j
?tea funds invested. On<? member of ?
? firm always in the oRc?.
I)K. II. ii. PKKKY
Phjrslrlan and Snrgeon
Loulnhurg, .North Carolina |
Offices Adjoining Ayrnck Drue Co. j
Telephones: Day 287; Night 287
I)1L J. K. flALONK.
Lonlsbnrr. North C&roltn*
rflee In Aycock Drag Store, Market
titreet. Office Practice :)urgery
and consultation.
I ML H. II. JOHNSON
FhfHklMn and Surgeon
I.onlahurg, .North Carolina
. Office over Ay cock Drug Co.
Telephones: Day and Night both No. 10
J. O. NfcMfcM,, M. I).
Loulftbnrg, .N.
Office In First National Hank Building
Day Phone 249 ? Night Phone 249-2
Win H. flutfln, inor W Baffin
WN. H. Ml THOM. W. KCFHI
Attorne js-ai-Law
Uihhir^ i fforth Carolina
General practice, both civil and crl iti
Inal. In Franklin and adjoining conn
ties, Supreme and Federal Courts
Offices In First National Hank
Building
NOTIt'K
We arc glad to announce to our cus
tomers and friends Mini we have first
fllasH lino c?f barber* and arc in better
shape to serve our c.isti tmrrs than we
have ever been. A trial in all wr? ask
Thanking your f??r your patronage
e are ypurs to serve,
ST KG ALL B OS.
HORSES
AND
MULES
WE HAVE ABOUT ONE HUNDRED HEAD HORSES
AND MULES FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH, OR ON
TIME. WE BOUGHT THEM CHEAP AND WILL SAVE
YOU MONEY IF YOU WILL COME AND SEE OURS BE
FORE YOU BUY. WE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR
LOOKING AT OUR STOCK, AND FEEL SURE WE CAN
SELL THEM TO YOU CHEAPER THAN ANYONE ELSE
WILL, FOR THE SAME GRADE OF STOCK. WE WILL
EXCHANGE ANY HORSE OR MULE THAT IS NOT AS
WE REPRESENT THEM TO BE. WE ARE EXPECT
ING TWO MORE CARS AND THEY MUST ALL BE SOLD
AT ONE PRICE OR ANOTHER. IF WE CAN'T GET
OUR PRICE, WE WILL HAVE TO TAKE YOURS.
W. H. ALLEN COMPANY
at Planters Warehouse
LOU1SBURG, North Carolina
TAILORED DRESSES OF
CANTON AND FLAT
CREPE
$9.95
Cocoa Brown, Caramel, Tan,
King Blue, Navy, Black, Rook
ie and 'Green. Their styles
number many in slender one
piece variety, with crystal but
tons, braidings, embroideries
and beaded effects, new direct
from New York, worth $15.00,
all sizes.
HUMMING BIRD
and
ARMOR PLAIN SILK HOSE
$1.50 and $2.00
Perfect pure silk Hose of ex
ceptional fine quality silk; t'uTT
fashioned, all sizes, newest
shades, Black, Nude, Blush,
Peach, Beige, Atmosphere and
Grey.
NEWEST CREATIONS IN
MILADY'S HEAD DRESS
DIRECT STYLES
$4.95
Made in small Wad shape,
newest combinations silk and
satin, some satin and straw
combination, some have stream
er effect. If its a new lint you
want we have it.
Veils to correspond at Mod
erate Prices.
L. Kline & Company
Louisburg, " K orth Carolina