FOR EASTER
Shirts, Tics, Collars
SHIRTS WITH OR WITHOUT COLLARS
$1.00 to $2-95
J. R. BILLER &. CO.
(ARMY & NAVY STOKE)
LOUISBURG, North Carolina
' 'WHERE YOU BUY THE SAME FOR LESS"
TANLAC KEEPS HARRIS
RIGHT ON HIS JOB
Tea & Coffee Salesman States
World's Greatest Tonic Has
Kept Him Physically Fit For
4 Years.
"Since taking Tanlac. my health Is
better than I or any of my people or
friends ever expected it to be." is the
striking statement of G. R. Harris.
1414 X. 23rd St.. Richmond. Va.. well
known tea and coffee salesman.
"Five years ago. I suffered a gener
al breakdown. My case was diagnos.
ed as pellagra and stomach trouble
and I had to give up and go to the
country for a Ions rest. After some
months, I got better and camc back
to work but was still almost too weak
to stand it.
"Then, four years ago. a friend put
me on to Tanlac. and all the stomach
soreness, costiveness. nausea, violent
headaeh^/nervousness and sleepless
ness that kept me so miserable and
weak, left' me.
"Tanlac has certainly meant money
in my pocket for the occasional use of
Tanlac. and Tanlac alone, has kept up
my strength and kept me on the job
continually these four years". -
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
gists. Accept no substitute. Over;
40 Million bottles sold.
Take Tanlac Vegetablffrlls.
Irish Cobbler, ^r.rly Ohio and Peach I
Blow Seed Potatoes
4-11-lt at L. P. HICFfS. ]
E. A. Spencer of Anson County re- j
ported to the County Agent that he
averaged about $90 per month from
seven cows last year. He only bought
one sack of cottonseed meal and two
sacks of mill feed during the year. He
grew his feed at home and exchanged
cotton seed for the meal. He also
made about 40 bales of cotton on 40
acres of land but will stick to his cows.
Garden Plows and Full Stock Gard_
en Seed
4-11-lt at L. P. HICKS.
"Sheffield"
Trays mad* of Sheffield plate
are popular wedding preaaota.
Sheffield plating la a proceaa
which was developed at Shef
field, England, In the Eighteenth
century, a metal ware la made
by a process of laying a this
stiver plate oa one of copper and
rolling It The accent Is placed
on the first syllable.
Subscribe tc Tbo Franklin Times
CHOICE EATS i
You arc invited to make the fullest use of my complete 1
stock of the choicest Groceries. Feed Stuffs, etc.. Among !
my popular brands of flour are Wizard, Vanca, Melrose
and William Tell. I will appreciate your business and !
will shew my appreciations by giving you the best there
is at the lowest prices. Call to see me when in town.
J. Allen Harris
LOUISBUBG, North Carolina
Spotless , Sanitary Bath
rooms and Kitchens
YOU'VE long
wished for an
easy way to keep these room*
iweet and immaculate, without
coaibnt scrubbing. Red Seal
Lye ? 0m mjgftiei MMwi
removes stains, and clears
cloned traps instantly. Use Red
Seal Lye daily. It's die greatest
labor saver the housewife ha*
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Thtmf Our III* ? ITMMbm
Thtnga tkat are ordinarily wry
hud to ?lwi?- pote. MM, itOTM,
UtileU, item, ete. ? qniekly become
tftOtm when Bed Seal Lye U oaed
u the eleanaer.
? ? ? ?
.Seal Lye eate up (nw
ptrnlTj changing It into aoap Bad,
with tit water, waehee away dirt
of all kinda. (Do not nae It, how
erer, on alunia?o>.)
' i ? -:?* ?
Crericee and toiliri where
roar hen, h e 4 - b a g ? and vermin
abotnd rtmiiM be aprayed wtth a
eolation of Bad Seal Ljn.
??ir'e e f" ..
Bad Heal I /ye la alee fee for
making hard ot eoft aoap at borne
quickly aad Aeaply. Bed Seal Lye
W recommended for thla nae.
t
Never V\ /' '
neglect a cough
UT an fvi to i* o-c- w;rh
Dr. Bell's I* i no-Tar Ftonev.
Loosens hard*pac?cd p irj-m,
?oothes imlamed tissues, u? or.j
normal breaching Made or the
same medicines your own d- >ctor
prescribes, combined wirh the
Keep Dr. Bell's on hand tor all
the family.
DR. BELL'S Pittp'Tar Hon t^v
All druggists. Be sure to get
the genuine.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOUISBURG
WAREHOUSE LOTS
By virtue of that deed of trust made
by W. H. and J. M. Allen to Win. H.
Ruffin, Trustee, dated tyov. 1, 1920
and recorded In Book 241, page' 115-16'
default having been mao? in tho ray
ment of the debt-thereby secured and
demand having been made on the said
Trustee for foreclosure, by the holder
of the debt thereby secured, the un
dersigned will on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1924.
at the noon recess of Court at the court
bouse door in Louisburg, North Caro
lina. offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder fo* .cash that
warehouse lot and easements known
as the Farmers Co-operative Com
pany's Warehouse situate in the town
of Louisburg, North Carolina, and
more particularly defined as follows:
First. That certain lot or pare** of
landNsituate on the east side of L/iJn
street In the town of Louisburg. boun
ded and defined as follows: Begin
ning at the corner of the J. F. Joles
lot (now Farmers Co-operative Com-1
panys lot) and the C. B. Cheatham
lot, formerly the Boatwright Prize
House lot inow Allen Machine Com
pany's lot) on Main street an iron
stake; thence along ttf3 C. B. Cheat
ham line (now AUm? Machine Com
panys line) S 58 E 234Tfeet more or
less to the corner of the Tar River
Manufacturing Company's lot, former
ly the Cooper lot (now John S How
ell's lot) in the line of the S. A L Rail
way Company; thence along the line
of the S. A. L. Kfcilway N 26 3-4 W 279
feet more or less, to the corner of said
railway on Main street; thence along
-Vain street S 33 1-4 W 144 feet more
or less to the point of beginning, it
being the lot upon which is now sit
uate an old dwelling house and a part
of a brick Warehouse building.
And also together with the afore
described lot an descendible, trans
ferable and assignable easement in
and to and upon that strip of lanu on
the Southwest side or margin of the
Depot site of the S. A. L. Railway
more particularly described as fol
lows: Beginning at the Northwest
corner of the foundation wall on Main
street of the Warehouse now situate
on said land, and running thence along
Main street 23 feet to the line of the
S. A. L. Railway; thence along the
, the sa,d S' A- L- Railway N 26
3-4 E the full length of a Warehouse
formerly on said lot 171 feet more or
less; thence a line parallel ?o Main
street and the first named Iine 23 feet
to the northeast corneFoTthe founda
tion wall of the said warehouse;
thence a line parallel to the S A L
Railway line along the foundation wall
of said warehouse 171 feet mor'e or
less, to the point of beginning, upon
which was formerly located s mewhat
Jones Tobacco Warehouse building
and upon which Is now a portion of
more than one-half in width of the
said brick warehouse building, said
easement being, however, limited to
warehouse purposes only by the decis
ion of the Supreme Court in the case
of Ruffin vs. Railroad 161 North Car
olina Report. 330, which settled the
title to the above described lot and
right of occupancy under said ease
ment. The said lot and easement be
ing the same conveyed by Farmers
Co-operative Company to W. H. Allen
and J. M. Allen.
TM? Jan. 18. 1924.
1-18- 6t WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee.
The above sale was continued by
[consent of all parttea concerned to
Monday. February 26th, 1924, at noon
recess of Court. This Feb. 18, 1924
1"5E;M WM' H- ROTT1N. Trftgte*. '
The above sale was continued by
consent of all parties concerned to
Monday. March 8. I?l4, at about the
hoar of noon. This F*b. 26
1-M-lt WM. H, RUFFIN, Truate*.
The above sate was continued by
consent of all parties concerned tc
Monday, March 10. 1924, at ahont the
hour of noon. This Mar. 8. 19J4
8-7-lt WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee.
The above sale was continued by
a" partl*" t0 Monday, Mar
|i?' IM+./t the noop recess of court
[Tills March 10, 1*24
3.14-lt WM H. RUFFIN, Trustee.
Ttw sale was continued by
consent of all parties to Monda*. Mar
24th, 1934, at about the hour of noon.
[This March 17, 1924.
J 8-21 -It WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee.
The above sals was continued b]
can seat of all parttos to Monday. Mar
>31*. 1824, at about the hour of noon
This March 24, 1?U.
3-tt-lt WM. H. RUFFIN, Trastae.
The above sale was continued bj
*" p,rM" 40 Monday, April
J 7th. 1924, at about the hour of noon.
Uw March 81. 1924.
p-tii WM H RUFFIN, Trustee.
The above aale was continued bi
iZffiJf *Y i? Apr!
?t about th* hour of noon
Th* April 7th, 1924.
4-ll-lt WM. H RUFFIN. Trustee.
I FLA NT 80 MK OkRA
I* THE t*Atti>KN j
Raleigh, April 12. ? As soon as the
soil warms up enough to start mak
ing the garden, some okra should be
planted. Successive plantings should
be made every four to Ove weeks to
insure a continuous supply through
out the year, recommond horticultur
al specialists of the State College of
Agriculture.
A rich mellow loam soil which has
been plowed rather deeply and thor
oughly pulverised, Is beot. Stable
ijtsi"use 1s a good fertiliser. Where
this Is not obtainable, 500 to 1,000
pounds per acre of a high grade com
mercial fertiliser will usually give
good results.'
For Southern markets White Velvet
Is the best variety. The seed should
. be sown one to two Inches deep In
rows four feet apart for horse cultiva
tion and three feet apart tor hand cul
tivation. Later the plants should be
thinned out to two feet apart In the
row. Cultivation should be given fre.
quently while the plants are small,
and later often enough to keep the
land free from weeds.
After the pods begin to form they
should bejdt every day. preferably In
_th.e es?Blne7 as only the young tender
pods are desirable. AI30, pod pro
duction ceases if the plant is allowed
to seed.
The food value of eggs does not de
crease as the price goes down. At
this season of the year they are both
economicaj-and healthful.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
DR. B. F. YARBOBOCGH
PhjMclan and Surgeon
Loulsbnrj?, N. C.
Office In Blckett and Yarborougn
Building.
Dfflce Phone 296 Residence Phone 29
9. ATWOOD NEWELL.
AttoraeT-At-I.SK.
Louisburg, N. C. Phone No. 115
Dfflce In First National Bank Building
General Practice
DB. W. B. MORTON
Eye Specialist
Office In Hotel Building
Loulaburg, North Carolina
I wish to advise my patients and
:he public generally that after the 1st
>f September my business will be on
i Cash basis when work ia completed.
DR. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING
8. P. BUBT, H. D. . -
Loulaburg. N. C.
Dffices oyer Scoggln's Drug Stora
Hours 11 a. m. to 1 p. m.. and 4 to
> P. m.
i)B. W. B. BASS.
Veterinarian
Louisburg, N. C.
Offices an d Hospital East Nash St.
Phone Office 335-L Residence 33S-J
Special Attention to Small Animals.
DB. D. T. SMITH Wl.CE.
Dentist.
Uilitvi, I. c.
Office In the First National Bank
Building on Main and Nash Sta.
W. ?. PERSON.
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
Loulaburg, North Carolina
n-Mtlee In ail courts. Office on Mala
Street.
G. M. BEAM
Altornej-at-Law
Offl over Post Office
Pr?c. . in ail courts.
DB. J. B. DAVIS
Physician and Surgeon
Office at Residence, North Main St.
Telephone: Hours:
Night 64 8:30 to 10:30 a. m.
Day 64 12 to 2 p. m.
6 to 8 p. m.
K. B. White E. B. Baleae
WBITE * MALONK
LAWYERS
Loulaburg, North Carolina
?eneral practice, aettlwmt of e?
ilH funds iBVMtOd. Op* member of
iaa arm always la the office.
DB. B. 6. PEBBY
Physician and Surgeon
Uahbirg, North Carolina
Offices Adjoining Aycock Drug Co.
Telephones: Day 287; Night 287
DB. ?. B. 1ALOU.
Louiabarg, North Carolina
-ffiee la Ay cock Drag Btore, Market
?Uest, Office Practice liurgery
sad oonsaltatloa.
DB. B. H. JOHNSON
Physielaa aad Sargeoa
I/Oiishurg, North Carellaa
Offloe orer Aycook Drag Co.
Telephones: Day and Night both No. 10
!. 0. NEWELL, JL D.
Lealebarg, N. ?.
Offlo* la Plsst National Bank Building
Day Ptaooa MS ? Night Pfaoaa M-l
ffa B. Raffia, vnoe. W Raffia
WE. M. * TBOH. W. BCPPIN
> ? ? ? AHssaags ?1 law .
I Nsrth Carellaa
Qeaeral practice, both olTll and crta
Isal, la Franklin sod adjoining ooan
ttss. Supreme gad Federal Courts.
Offices la Vint National Baak
BffOdlna.
fcorftn , ,
We are glad to announce to oar ana
torn era and friends that we have llret
class lias of barbers and are In bettw
shape to serrs our oust. mere than We
hare erer been. A trial la all we Ask.
Thanking your for your patronage.
We are yours to serre,
8TBOALL B OB.
for rnurr clam job print ino
PHONE) R1
NOTICE! NOTICE!
100 tons new Nitrate of Soda jo st
arrived, the best you ever saw.
500 tons Fish Brand 8-3-3 To
bacco Special with Sulphate of
Potash mixture.
Don't forget that W. B. Spivey
and A. T. Howell are the Oil Kings
of Franklin County and we make
the prices and the others follow, so
therefore don't forget J. S. Howell's
filling statiou is the Tea Pot Dome
for Louisburg and Franklin County.
We are open eighteen hours to
the day and seven days to the week.
J. S. Howell
South Louisburg, - N. C.
Mules! Mules! Mules!
Just arrived in Louisburg 3 car loads of Kentucky
bred horses and mules, all young, good broke, single or
double and ready to go. This stock must be as repre
sented or your money refunded.
I will trade or sell you and take part notes if neces
sary until the Fall. Before buying your stock come to
Bee me. I have got the horses and nutlet and can make
the prVes and terms.
I am no stranger in Franklin County. I have had 20
years experience in the horse business and none beats
the K< atucky bred.
Yours to serve,
J. h. Southall
V-'H XT 1
Nath St. ^iOUISBTHtO, *. G