FEEL ALL USED UP? Lots of Loulsburg People Da. Does your back ache constantly? : Do you bare sharp twinges when stooping or lifting? Fool all used up ? as It you could Just go no farther? Why not look to your kidneys T Why not use Dean's Kidney Pills T Loulsburg people have done so. They tell you the result Mrs. A. U. Ashley, Main St., Louls burg. says; "My one sldo and espec ially through nfc' kidneys, hurt me badly. Every time I Llftea a broom to sweep or did any dusting, a sharp twinge shot through my aide. I did not rest well, because of this misery and dizzy spells and headaches add ed to my trouble. I procured Doan's Kidney Pills at the Aycock Drug Co, and they removed the troablat" Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't nply ask for a kidney remedy ? gwt \n'? Kidney Pills? the same that Ashley had. Foster-Milbom Co, Buffalo, N. T. r-TutfS Pills ? i Enable Dyspeptics to eat whatever I they wish. Cause food to asstmUaie. I Nourish the body, give appetite. I DEVELOP FLESH MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED farm lands. S per cent Interest. No commission, no bonus. May run, for S3 rears or be paid off at opttaH of borrower. Only a short quired to get the money. 7-14-tf S. A. NEJwELL. LAXATIVE BROMO cense. E. W. GROVE'S remove tha 'Bnxoo Qalalae." 30c. FOR SALE We have listed for sale several val uable farms, among 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 Bank) LAUNDRY CLEANING and PRESSING Don't forget we can wash your Old Quilts, Blankets, Rugs a id "Washable Druggets. All ,/ork sent for and delivered in town. "WE DTE TO LIVE" The Service Shop W. B. MUNFOED, Manager PHONE 106 Its LOUISBUBG, V. C. "ALL WOEK CASH ON DELIVEEY" Guaranteed to be as Represented WHAT? The New lot of Garden Seed Just Received at Scoggin's Drug Store AJLL PACKET SEED ONLY 5c A PACKET. Remember this Is the first time yon haTe eTer had an opportunity to buy Guaranteed Seed- So bny what yon need at Scorn's. Mr. G. L. Aycock, your old frlend. Is still with us and wants to see you all at Scoggin's. Ton want your Cold Drinks, Ice Cream, etc. serred from a per fectly sanitary fountain, then buy them from Mr. K. M. Collier, the expert drink and cream dispenser at Scoggin's. Bring or send your prescriptions to Scoggin's where yon will get the best scrrice, courteous treatment and satisfactory prices. All of Rexall Remedies are guaranteed to glre satisfaction or the price refunded. Your true friends, Scoggin Drug Store G. L. AYCOCK, t. e. SCOGGIS NEW GOODS We have the goods for making your early Spring Dress in the newest plain and plaid materials. Collar, and Guff sets, Belts, Buttons, Braids, etc. Best line of Blankets specially priced at - , , . < . . . 98c, $2.48, $2.98, $7.50 and $9 . 00 Many new and beautiful weaves, as well as all the staple lines, in white and colored wash goods. Big shipment table Oilcloth in variety of patterns. New curtain materials and draperies. "Where You Get Service" Dry Goods, Notions, Novelties t THE LADIES SHOP Mr*. E. R. Harris, Prop. Mrs. J. A. Turner, Mgr. Kiln Street Louisburg, N. 0. Ak t ?v . ? HOME DEMONSTRATION DEPT. ?' ? - ? * Items ot Interest to Those Inter- ? * ested hi Better Homes and Belter * ? Living In Franklin Countj. J ! * ? ____ ? * By Miss Catlileen Wilson, Agent ? Monday ? Office. Tuesday ? Mapleville. Wednesday ? Pine Ridge. Thursday ? White Level. Friday ? Moulton-Hayes. Saturday ? Pilot. GARDENING FOR MARCH March is the mouth when extensive operations in the open garden are be gun. Frequent tillage keeps the soil in good condition and prevents the de velopment of weeds. Vegetables to plant in tile open : Spin ach. kale, mustard, turnips, beans, peas, parsley, irish potatoes, beets, radish, parsnips, salsify, lettuce, car rots. onions. Transplant to the open: Cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce. To the cold frame, tomato, peppej*. Hot bed, sweet pota toes. Our motto: "Year round garden." Let9 learn to eat a new vegetable each season. HAVE 101* HAD THESE PUBLICA TIONS! "Raleigh. Feb. 26. ? The agricultural publications issued by the Extension Division of the State College and De partment are free to citizens of North Carolina on application. The College does not maintain a large mailing list to which are sent all publications as issued. This practice was discontin ued several years ago because of the waste of printed material. However, the College will send any publication in its files, as long as the supply lasts, to any citizen making application for same. This assures that the bulletin is really wanted* and will not be thrown away. Several interesting publications havo recently been issued. Among these are: Extension Circular 139 ? Food Pre. paration and Meal Planning for Wo men. Extension Circular 140 ? Lessons in Food Preparation for Girls. Extension Circular 141 ? Fertilizers for North Carolina Soils. Extension Circular 142 ? Lessons in Poultry Feeding. Extension Circular }43 ? A Swine Feeder's Guide. Extension Folder 14 ? Boll Weevil Program for North Carolina. The publications on foods will be of especial value to women and girls enrolled in the club work of the home demonstration division. The young folks will want the lessons about raising and handling poultry. Those farmers feeding hogs for market will find the "Swine Feeders Guide" a most valuable help. ThiB is prepar ed in the form of a chart and may be hung in the f*ed house. There has already been a great demand for the little folder on the boll weevil. About six thousand copies have already been distributed and the other ten thousand are fast disappearing. The Extension Division has also re printed Extension Circular 101 which is a spray calendar for apples; Ex tension Circular 183, which is a fold er on feeding hogs, and Extension Folder 11 on gardening essentials. These publications are all available on application. A card to tho Agrl. cultural Editor. Extension Division, Raleigh. N. C. will bring your copy free of charge. MB. J. T. LANCASTER On Tuesday evening. February 19, 1924, Mr. J. T. Lancaster was called from his earthly home of suffering to that heavenly home where suffering is no more. He was a faithful and consistent member of Harris Chapel Baptist church. And although his life was quiet and unassuming, he was ever interested in the work of his Master. H'e leaves to mourn their loss a wife and eight children. He was laid to rest in the Harris cemetery. The fun eral was conducted by hi3 pastor. Rev. C. B. Howard. The host of people at his funeral and the beautiful floral tri butes. speak more eloquently of how much he was loved, ana esteemed than words can express. It was hard to give him up, but we feel that the separation is but for a while. God saw best to take him from I us, and we must bow In humble Bub_ mission to His will. For He is too I good to be unkinrl, and too wise to make any mistake. Although he is gone from us he still lives and we hope to meet him again. We extend our sympathy to Mrs. Lancaster and the family. ? A FRIEND. Cleanaea month and teeth ana aids dlgeatfon. Believes that over eaten feeling and aetd month. Ita 1-a-a-t-l-n-g flavor aatfaflea the craving for aweeta. Wrtgley'a la doable vafne fa the benefft and pleaanre ft provides. FLOUR Flour has advanced $1.00 per barrel in the past three weeks. We have just received two cars of the best patent which we sell while it lasts at the old price. We suggest that you buy now. The outlook is for higher prices. The McGhee=Joyner Co. FBANKLINTON'S BIGGEST & BEST STORE PHONE 47 PHONE 47 Stubborn coughing is a needless waste ofstrength. And it increases the irritation that is causing the cough. Stop it quickly. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar Honey combines the very same inedicines which the ablest doc tors use with the old time, we) 1-tTied remedy? pine tar honey that generations have relied upon. It swiftly loosens the hard-packed phlegm, soothes* the inflamed throat and lung tissuf and restores normal breath ing. Tastes good, too. Keep Dr. Bell's on hand for all the family. All druggists. Be sure to get the genuine. DR. BELL'S Pine-Tar Honey TUCKER'S HOTEL and CAFE Main Street LOUISBURG, N. C. The best of meals the mar ket affords and prepared In the best of fashion. Plenty of rooms for the accommodation of all who irlsh to spend the night, all well furnished. J. C TUCKER Proprietor Habltiuk Conspiration Cured \ MM 4 W 21 Day* f "LAX-FOS wk-H/PEPSIN" Is a specially prepared SyruaLfnic-Laxatlve for Habitual Constipation. Wt relieves promptly but should be tak^ regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce re itnlaJt action. It Stimulates and Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take.* 60o per bottle. NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Nannie Powden. de ceased. late of Franklin County, notice Is hereby siren all persons hold ing Malms against said estate to p re Rent them to the undersigned on Or be fore the 18th day of January, 1925 or this notice will be plead In bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to said em ate will please come forward and make Immediate settlement/ This Jan 17th, 1924. l-18-?t W. O- POWDEN, Admr. Subscribe ta The Franklin Times May We Phone for - YOUR - Order Each Day? If you wish and will instruct us to do so, we will gladly phone you each day for your Meat order and de liver it promptly. Many of our custom ers have requested us to follow this plan ? shall we add your name to this daily call list? THE BEST MOST POPULAR BRANDS OF GROC ERIES ALWAYS ON HAND. FRUITS AND VEG ETABLES. Cash Grocery & Market lnONE 870 or 40 I'OmSBCBG, N. c. NOTICE Having qualified an administrator of the estate of Spencer Pearce, deceased late of Franklin County, notice Is here by given all persons holding claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned on or before the 18th day of January, 1925, or this notice will be plead In bar of their recovery All persons Indebted to said estate will please come forward and make Immediate settlement. This Jan 17th, 1924. 1-18-et JAMES A. PEARCE, Admr. The chicken harvest will largely be determined by the kind of stock from which eggs are sheared for hatching purposes, say poultry specialists of the State College. A TONIC Qrove's Ta*t