Your Confidence -?? / You will find it one of the most sen sible business moves you ever made when you take us into your business confidence. Our long experience in handling investments and busi ness deals of all kinds permits us to give you the counsel that will guard you from many losses. This service is gladly rendered to every depositor. Make use of it. T. H. DICKENS, President H. M. STOVALL, Cashier ?. M. PARHAM, Asst. Cashier GIVE YOUR COW A CHANCE BY ALWAYS HAVING ON HAND IN YOUR DAIRY BARN COW NEEDA The proven feed that produces more milk at a less cost. Already prepared. Try it, you will like it as others have. J. Allen Harris LOTJISBURG, North Carolina NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having qualified as tho Executors ot Mrs. Amanda Wheless, late of Franklin County, North Carolina, this la to notify all persona having claims against the said estate to present them to the undersigned on or before the 18th day of April, 1925, or this notice will be plead In 1-ar of their re covery. All persons Indebted to said estate *111 please make Immediate payment t ? the Executors. This April 18, 1924. THOS. W. WHELESS, and J. E. WHEL.ES8, Executors ot Mrs. Amanda Wheless. H. A Thos. W. Kuffln, Attornoys. 4.18.6t a hog will appreciate plenty fresh water daring the hot how much more so, datry cows. NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Ransom Dodd, deceased, late of Franklin County, notice is hereby given all persons holding claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned on or before the 18th day of April, 1925, or this notice will he plead In bar of their re covery. All persona Indebted to said estate will please come forward and make Immediate settlement. This April 17th. 1924. E. P. DODD, Admr. W. M. Person, Atty. 4-18.6t AUTOMOBILE PAINTING, UP-HOL sterlng, trimming and ?. . ping at reasonable price*. All work guar anteed. Repairing, painting and upholstering furniture also. 8. L. OUPTON, near Howell's Filling Sta tion, Louisburg, N. C. ' -7-tf GUCM AGAIN Teacher ? Jfrnin.', wily don't yon wash yaur face? I can see what you had for breakfaat this morning. Jimmy? What waa It? Teacher? Egg! Jimmy ? That's wrong: *1 ate 1?gg ' yesterday. PRESERVE EtMJS NOW *X)R rSK NEXT Wlvrm I .Raleigh N. C.. Apill 28. ? Now while I eggs are cheap and plentiful Is the > time to eat more at home anil to pre_ I serve them In water glass (or use next winter wtven they are scarce untl I high In price. Directions for preserv ing the eggs are given by A Q. Oliver, poultry extension specialist for the State College of Agriculture. ... "Use only -fresh clean, unwashed eggs that are sound of shell," says Mr. Oliver, "Look through them by use of a good strong light. Thin will show up the cracks, blood spots or the beginning of germination. Eggs put down In March. April and May are the best nnd cheapest- and li Is well to remember that one spoiled egg in the water glass solution will likely ruin the whole lot, so it pays to be careful. "Water glass may be obtained at any dFug store and should be usod at the rate of one quart of water glass to nine quarts of water. The water should be boiled thoroughly and cool ed before mixing the solution. Pour the solution into a clean stone Jar. Two six-gallon or three four-gallon Jars will bold thirty dozen eggs. The eggs at the top should be covered by at ' least one and one half inches of the liquid. "Now keep the Jars covered to pre. vent evaporation and store In a cool place where they will not be disturbed. When preserved in this way the eggs will keep fresh and wholesome until the spring eggs come again. Nor is It necessary to fill the Jar at once. Only a few need be placed In the Jar each day until .It Is properly filled and It furnishes a good supply of excellent food and saves money for the average househould. For these who might wish to pre serve eggs during the next few weeks. Mr. Oliver has a supply of buHetlns dealing with the matter and will be glad to send them to any resident of the State' who requests one. Just write a card to A. O. Oliver, Exten sion Poultry Specialist. State College of Agriculture. Raleigh, and receive your copy. o ? - ? OVER 200 NEW MEMBERS Raleigh. May 5. ? Over 200 new mem bers were added to the North Carolina . Cotton Growers, Cooperative Aaftncla tion during the month of April, and Intensive work of canvassing Is Just now reaching its height. Field Service workers report splendid * prospects ? and every mail brings new contracts to the Raleigh office. Johnston county leads all counties In membership with Pitt county second and Robeson third DISTRICT CONVENTION MAY 9TH Raleigh, May 5.? May 9, is the date set for the district conventions of the members of the North Carolina Cotton Growers' Cooperative Association and at these conventions nominations will be made in each district for mombersot the Board^f Directors of the Associa tion. Two nominees will be chosen frdm each district and each member of the association will vote by ballot in choosing the members of the board. MUSIC LESSONS Every one wishing to study violin, piar.o, or any of the orchestral Instru ments during the months of June and Ju'.v will kindly see Mr3. Marian Hon. iker at the College as soon as posci ble and make arrangements for lea* 3ons. This Is the best time to pre. pare for playing In the orchestra next Winter. Will specialize In beginners work. Every one's patronage will be appreciated. 5-9-4t FOR SALE OR RENT Several nice homes in Franklin County and in Louisburg. Apply to S. C. FORD. 5-9-tf Franklinton, X. C. QCITE THE CONTRARY "Did I understand you to say that your neighbor's boy was the support | of the family?" "Good heaven no! I said the sport of the family." ? Boston Transcript. Sick Headache "I bare used Black-! when needed for the put sus; of *PoTt*?, J? . began taking it for a bad caae of constipation. I would Mt constipated and feel hut mis erable ? sluggish, tired, a bad taste fat ray mouth, , . . and toon my head would begin hurting and I would hart a ???ere rick headache. I don^ know Juat who started ma te Thedford's BLACK-DRAUGHT bat It dM th? wort. It Jiwt ?WBMd to cltana* tb# lhrtr. ?EL! DR. R. r. IARBOROCGH Physician and Surgeua Loaisbmrg, K. C. Office Id Blckett and Yar borough Building. | Office Phone 296 Residence Phone 18 | 9. ATWOOD NEWILL Loulaburg, N. C. Phone No. 116 1 Office In first National Bank Building | General Practice OR. W. & MORTON i Eye Specialist Office In Hotel Building Loutsburg, North Carolina I wish to advise my patients and the public generally that alter the 1st of September my business will be on la Cash basts when work Is completed. DR. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING 8. P. HURT, JL. D. Loulaburg, N. C. Offices over Bcoggln's Drug Star* Hoars U a. a. to 1 p. m.. and 4 to 5 P. m. DR. W. K. BASS. Veterinarian Louis barg. N. C. Offices and Hospital Bast Nash St. Phone Office 335-L Residence 335-J Special Attention to Small Antmala. | OB. D. t. SMITH WICK. Uabkirr, K. 0. Office In the First National Bank Building on Main and Nash Sts. w. m. person. ATTORNEY -AT-LAW Loulaburg, North Carolina ? r settee in all court#. Office on Main Street. G. M. BEAM Attorney >nt-Law Off! over Post Office Prsi:. in an courts. DR. J. B. DAVIS Physician aud Surgeon Office at Residence, North Main St. Telephone: Hours: -Nigbt 8:30 to 10:30 a. m. Day 64 12 to 2 p. m. 6 to 8 p. m. 2. B. White E. H. Malone WRITE * MALONE LAWYERS Loulaburg, North Carolina general practice, settlement of es jOes funds invested. One member of as firm always In the office. DR. U. G. PERRY Physician and Surgeon Loulsbnrg, North Carolina Offices Adjoining Aycock Drug Co. Telephones: Day 287; Night 287 DR. 1. E. MALONE. Loulaburg, North Carolina *ee In Aycock Drng Store, Market Street, Office Practice Unrgary and consultation. DR. H. H. JOHNSON Physician and Snrgeon Loulaburg, North Carolina Office over Aycock Drug Co. Telephones: Day and Night both No. 10 J. O. NEWELL, M. D. Loulaburg, N. ? Office In First National Bank Building Day Phone 249 ? Night Phone 249-2 *tm H. Kuffln, inoa. W. Ruffle WM. H. A THOS. W. RIJFFIN Attorney g-at- Law Lonisbnrg, I North Carolina General practice, both civil and crim inal, in Franklin and adjoining coun ?Jea, Sapreme and Federal Courts. Offices In First National Bank Building. NOTICE We are glad to announce to our cus tomers and friends that we have first class line of barbers and are in better shape to serve our cast mers than we have ever been. A trial is all we ask. Thanking your for your patronage. We are yours to serve, STEOALL B OS. SHOES REPAIRED THE SAMS DAT THET ARE RECEIVED All Kind* of Harness and Fan Belts | Made To Order. Ladle* Shoes Soled 85c pair Men's Shoe* Solei ?U0 pair (loo dy ear Wlnrfoet Robber Heel* Bout ea tke mrt? Me [ AI.i. "WORK GTTAhANTBBD We m&ke a upeclalty on Ladles and Gents line shoes. Mr. J. R. Oantt hns had 30 years ex perience and Is considered one of the best workmen In the Stato, give him a trial. Try a pair of FANCO Soles for Six ?oaths Wear. LOTJISBURQ REPAIR SHOP JnHoj LehmAn. Proprietor 2 doors below F. A. Roth's Store Cared , to 14 to 21 Days "LAX-F08 WITH HCpfcr U a prepared Syrup Tonlc-Ltxatl ve fa Constipatloa. It rtflarsa afco?klbe taken regnia^y fa NOTICE! NOTICE! 100 tons new Nitrate of Soda just 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. NOTICE! ( To Delinquent Tax Payers BE SURE THAT YOU PAY YOUR TAXES BY MAY 1ST, AS THE TIME IS UP, AND I HAVE TO ADVERTISE ALL THOSE NOT PAID ON THAT DATE. ATTEND TO THIS, AS I WON'T HAVE TIME TO SEE YOU PERSONALLY BE FORE THEN. YOURS TRULY, H. A. KEARNEY, Sheriff Franklin Counly f Hastings' Seeds < 1003 Catalog Free' A pleaaaat ?b4 agreeable ?wad ani a [-??a