THE fRANKLIN TIMES L *T. JOHBSON, Editor |i*4 lUupr ?m T?r }.... 91. M Btfffct Month* }.M WtlMth* .76 IMr Montis ^ .M CForelun Advertising Representative niE AMF.K ICAN PRF.SS ASSOCIATION r Entered at the Pout Office at Louis targ, N. C., as second clans matter. The City authorities should make some arrangements to relieve the traf fic congestion on West Nash street. In view of the fact that the street Is too narrow to park on both sides the North side might be required to be kept clear. By doing this the entrance to the Postoffice would be open for the convenience of the public. We hope the proper authorities will give this matter careful consideration. NORTH CAROLINA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW The Recent Disclosure of Fraud or Inefficiency in High Governmental Positions simply Emphasize Necessity for Recognition of Faithful Public Service and lor Tax Reduction. Un limited Tax Funds Cause Careless or Crooked Public Expenditures. ? * New Bern ? New canning factory to be established. Wilson ? More substantial tobacco curing barns being built throughout bright leaf tobacco belt to avoid des truction by fire. State fisheries commission awards contract for opening inlet from Pam. lico Sound to ocean. Tarboro ? New "Snow Hill railway" to be built as extension of East Caro lina railroad, opening up new terri tory in Greene county. North Wilkesboro? Erection of new building for Horton Telephone com pany proposed. Southern PineS ? new Carolina thea ter completed. Hot Springs ? New knitting mill re ports good business. Cliffside ? Paving of north Main street progressing rapidly. Greensboro ? Piedmont Ice & Coal company erecting new plant In this city. High Point ? Additional fire equip ment being installed. Cliffside ? New bridge being built spanning river. Greensboro ? Southern Railway com. pany to erect new station in this city. Charlotte ? Purchase of 225-acre park grounds proposed. Wilmington ? Contract awarded for constructing river docks at new dis tributing station of American Molas ees company. Contracts awarded for erection of new school buildings at Princeton and Glendale. Greensboro ? Erection of r.ew $1,. 000,000 hotel under consideration. Winston-Salem ? Southern Railway company to erect new freight station In this city. Fort Bragg ? Installation of new $50, 000 broadcasting station completed. High Point ? Contract awarded for building new plant of Slane Hosiery mill. Charlotte ? New hotel Charlotte com pleted. Cotton consumed during January amounted to 570.604 bales of lint and 40.281 of linters. as compared with 461,560 bales of lint and 40,892 of lin ters in December. Exports during January -4*?Uled ? Hate*. Cotton spindles active during the month ag gregated 33,339,806. High Point ? New High Point Box & Lumber company begins operations, employing between 60 and 75 men, Charlotte ? Hardsurfacing of Corne lius River road completed. American railroads expended more than $3,000,000,000 last year for ma- j terials, fuel, supplies and maintenance I of equipment. Contracts to be awarded for erection j of new school buildings nt Clayton, Benson and Pine Level. Charlotte ? Extensive street paving j program to be carried out. Lumberton ? Clover Tire Manufac turing company organized to operate plant here. Andrews ? Murphy highway under construction. Topton ? New Methodist church near Ing completion. Charlotte ? New addition to plant of Armour Packing company to be built at cost of $10,0()0, Fayet t evil le ? Erection of new city auditorium proposed. High Point ? Local furniture manu facturers plan extensive advertising, campaign. I 876,000 additional horse power ' brought Into production during 1923 by member companies comprising Boutlleastern power zone. RAlelgh ?State agricultural authori ties estimate tobacco production for last summer totaled 388,000,000 lbs. ^jCyrlotte? Campaign launched for organization of local cotton exchange. flfft.OOO.OOO added to banking resour ce# .Of North Carolina during 1923, Wttlt aggregate resources In state and "" Tal banks totaling $74,117,?09. laaville ? New Palace theater, ~!!?ted, thoroughly modern in , !erw ("'arolina fianw and , begins business. " il concern builds 1 lljraat cars valued at 1100.000. _ > business building | i Commerce street. ? o? ? (Uttltittg? (gnifa ^lan Pour hundred Methodists' tithers! Try this plan till Easter. Tithe envelopes will be found in the vestibule of the church. Your special tithe offering will be credited to your circle. M' s. W. E. "White will see that it is properly credited. - So if you do not happen to know the name of your circle, you will be credited properly anyway. 'Pie envelope will read: Circle Name f Date Amount $ Which will be the foremost circle at Easter f Will yours be the banner circle! O. W. DO WD, Pastor. Radio communication has been the greatest experiment of the age. It has required courage and persever. ince to put capital into an Industry as new and untried as this. Subscribe to The Franklin Times WHY WAIT TELL THE LAST DAT TO SEND THE COPY IK FOB AM ADVERTISEMENT WHEN THE AD MAN CAN GIVK YOU A MUCH BFT TER JOB IF TOD SEND IT IH SOONER? KONT FORGET IT. J. R. BILLER & CO. (ARMY & NAVY STORE) LOTJISBURG, North Carolina ARMY AND NAVY GOODS BOY SCOUT OUTFITS J. R. BILLER & CO. (ARMY St NAVY STORE) "WHERE YOU BUY THE i SAME FOB LESS." Our chief concern is to please YOU, not oursel ves; and we go as far as sound banking practice will let us in giving you . THAT KIND of service. T. H. DICKENS, President H. M. STOVALL, Cashier ?. M. PARHAM, Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS: X. H. Dickens, Chas. N. Sherrod :H. M. Stovall, J. S. Howell G. M. Beam. DON'T FORGET t That March 31st is the .Closing Day r of our Dearborn Independent Campaign INVEST $1.50 FOR THIS PAPER, ONE YEAR, AND YOU MAY GET A NEW FORD FIVE PASSENGER CAR, SELF STARTER, ABSO LUTELY FREE. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY AT THE FREE CAR. YOU OAN'T LOOSE. YOU MAY WIN. LOUISBURG MOTOR CO. A New Department WE OFFER YOU USED FORD PARTS AT ON-HALF PRICE. WE EXPECT TO KEEP A COMPLETE STOCK OF USED PARTS, GEN UINE FORD PARTS, AT ALL TIMES, AND WILL SELL THEM JUST EXACTLY ONE-HALF OF WHAT YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR NEW PARTS. , ,y ===== j Louisburg Motor Co. NEW GOODS Every train brings new merchandise from New York. If its the latest thing in a Suit, Coat or Cape? perhaps new advance Spring Hat or it may be new Spring piece goods we have it at the most moderate price obtainable. Don't forget Mr. Kline who has been in New York with our corps of buyers from our chain of stores has returned.and you must see the new novelties to appreciate them. Our Shoe Department and Clothing Department is also showing the latest for Spring. Our Mr. Jake Freidlander has gone to New York to purchase new Spring merchandise for the Cloth ing Department. L. Kline & Company Louisburg, - Worth Carolina IF ITS NEW WE HAVE ffl When advertised or seen elsewhere Its always cheaper hers

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