BULLETIN BOARD
American Legion
J ambss Post 105
Hun To (Jet Your Adjusted Compensa
tion
World War Yete -ana of Fr-i'iklln
County are notified that Jambes Post
No. 105 of The American Legion of
Louiaburg, Is'. C-, baa been officially
designated by the War and Navy De
partments at Washington to assist in
obtaining for veterans of this territory
benefits due them under the Federal
Adjusted Compensation, or Bonus Act.
This announcement was made today
by William Y. Blckett. Vice Command
er of Jambes Post. Mr. Blckett ex
plained that the national organization
of the Legion had made the Govern
ment a blanket offer cf the serviccB
of every Legion post In this regard
and that this offer had been accepted
at Washington. The services rendered
by the Legion are extended to all
World War veterans and their depend
ents who are eligible to the benefits
of the Adjusted Compensation Act, re
gardless of whether the vete'aas are
members of the Lesion or not. The
Legions services are offered to the
veteran and the Government without
cost. OFFICIAL BONUS APPLICA
TION FORMS WILL BE AVAILABLE
AT EVERY LEGION POST. Officera of
the Post will explain to applicants
how these forms are to be filled out
and thus save veterans irritating ex
periences.
Vice-Commander Blckett states that
a supply of applicant blanks sufficient
for all eligible veterans or dependents
residing in Franklin County will be
available at the Jambes Post Head
quarters in the Beasley-Griffin Build
ing, directly in the rear of the office
of Attorney Ben T. Holden, about July
15, 1924. When the forms arrive notice
will be given through THE FRANKLIN
TIMES of the hours during which the
Jambes Post will gladly assist all
veterans and dependents to fill out
their Application Forms. For the pro
tection of the veterans and the Govern
ment the requirements concerning the
execution of these forms are very rigid.
h.->me twenty pdd statements must be
; . :<> on every form. These will be
? explained to you, when we secure
i he forms and can help you fill out
ycur application. The form? can be
tilie . . . the spot and be forwarded tii
Washington without further delay.
It is absolutely necessary to have
yonr HONORABLE DISCHARGE, in
order to secure the Information neces
sary to fill out your application. Have
you lost yours? If so, we can help
you. Foreseeing the probability of
many lost discharges, we have secured
application forms, with which you can
secure a copy of your DISCHARGE.
YOUR FIRST STEP IS TO FIND
YOUR DICHARGE. If you have lost
it, either see, or write to our adjutant.
T. Cheatham Alston, Louisburg, N. C.,
and he will furnish you with the neces
sary application blank, with which to
Secure a copy of your DISCHARGE.
DO tHIS NOW. and when the Govern
ment is ready to shodt, we will be
ready to Wrnish the information re
quired. Meet the Jambes Post half way
and we can deliver the goods promptly.
P. S. Tell every Ex-Service man la
your neighborhood that the Jambes
Poat la preparing to handle the red
tape (or him. and watch the "Bulletin
Board" (or further information on the
Bonus.
Ji Hitx>? Po*t I? Loser
Some one. during the past year,
borrowed tfiree lor (our tables, our
dishes, aniT electric (an. that was pre
sented to us by Mr. Fred Riff. These
articles were^ borrowed from our club
rooms, under John Kings Btore, and
were not returned. We will be most
grateful o( any ln(ormatlon concern
ing this property, that will enable us
to recover It. Will you please help us
to locate it?
WHY WAIT Till, THE LAST DAI
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U brings color to the cheeks and how
it improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true tonic value.
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic Is simply
Iron and Quinine suspended in syrup. So
pleasant even children like it. The blood
needs QUINCKE to Purify it and IRON to
Enrich it Destroys Malarial germs and
Grip germs by its Strengthening. Invigor
ating Effect. 60c.
A Talk With a Louis
burg Man
Mi. CranTord Tails Something *t
Interest to Loalsburg Folk*.
There's nothing more convlaetap
than the statement of someone you
know sad h *va confidence In. Thai'*
m uiis talk%rfth Mr. Cranford of
Church Stre*t, should be mighty help
ful here In Loulsburg.
H. P. Cranford, garage foreman,
Church Street, says: "For spells mjr
kidneys almost failed to act. My Dace
nearly killed me with pain and I
couldnt turn in bed without sharp
pains (tabbing me. It was almost u?
possible to bend, and mornings my
back was aore and stiff. I used Doan s
PUls and.1 haven't had a spell with my
kidneys since."
Pnco 00c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney renjedy^-r?
DoanTs PUls ? the save that fir.
ggnford ha^. Foater^ilburn Cow,
FOR SALE
We have listed for saie 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 Hayesville T. S. known
as part of Whltaker lands. For prices
and terms, see
FRANKLIN INS. & REALTY CO.
(Over First National Dank)
We Have It
Can Get It
Or It Isn't Made
Anything in the line of drugs, stationery, tine
candies, smokes, toilet accessories, etc.
Prescriptions a speciality. Serv
ice at the fountain at all times.
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The cautious motorist carries adeuate insurance in his automo
bile against accident, liability, fire and theft, and he appreci
ates that thi* protection is most essential when touring.
There is another perequisite?to touring in absolute comfort
and safety ? the insurance to the motorist's money against
loss. *>
Automobile tourists have found that this security may be en
joyed merely by transforming their travel funds into Ameri
can Express Travelers Cheques.
Motorists the country over who wisely avail themselves of
this means of escaping financiar hazards find that these
Travelers Cheques are accejitable everywhere, and the self
identifying feature of the Cheques makes a particularly
strong appeal to theea.
The sale of Travelers Cheques comprises only one of many im-.
portant services this bank offers to travelers.
The First National Bank
F. J. Beaaley, Cashier Wm. H . Ruffin, President
LOUISBURG, North Carolina
Four Per Cent and Safety
Interest and Checking Accounts-Safety Deposit Boxes
Loans, Exchange and Bonds
FALL POTATO CROP
Sl ITEI) TO CAROLOiA
Raleigh, June 23. ? The coastal plain
area of N'orth Carolina Is admirably
salted to the growing of a second crop
of Irish potatoes and If the fall Is not
too wet a good crop may be produced
with a fair profit to the grower.
According to C. D. Matthews. Chief,
Division of Horticulture for the State
this second or fall crop is a good way
to increase the production of one of
the State's most important food crops.
Up until now this crop has been re
garded as unimportant; but, where
the season is long, the fall crop may
be grown to advantage.
"The main question In growing this
second crop. Is the source of seed."
says Mr. Matthews. "Heme grown seed
from the first crop may be used if they
have been properly handled but it
must be considers that all plants
must go through a rest period and
these home seed from the first crop
do not always give as good results as
seed full rested and taken from stor
age. The potatoes from 3torage are
fully mature when dug but most of
matures. This one fact determines the
value of the homegrown output."
Mr. Matthews states that the Irish
Cobbler is one of the best varieties
for the fall crop. Triumph or Bliss is
another good variety. The McCormlck
or Lookout Mountain % well fitted for
the second crop. This variety will |
stand unfavorable weather conditions
and will always give good yields but is
a poor potato for the table.
Test made by the Division of Horti*
culture show that the best time tor
planting the second crop Is from the
middle of July to middle ot August.
S_ix hundred houses and barns have
been painted in Cleveland Coiuity
since the paint campaign was began
Trrttrat countr. reports R. E. Lawrence,
farm agent for the State College.
Piles Cured In 6 to 14
Druggists refund money it PAZO OnHlMENT fails
to cure Itching. Elind. Bleedinstarrrotrodinjl PUes.
lostaixty relieves Itching Eites. and yoa can get
restful slaeD after Lha-tirw-anDlication. Price 60c.
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2.50 Work Shoe, all new
Atlas Mason Quart Fruit Jars, dozen
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10 cent Jar Rubbers, dozen
Ivory Soap, guest size, 7 cakes
I'W'iilJ Oil: ?!fiv/ 1 1 't .hhi't'i" UU *? ?
Fat Back Meat, 100 pound box
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