Do You Play
The Business
Game?
In the game of business, you know that
money makes money. Score by making
a deposit in a Savings Account here be
fore January 5th. Your money starts
to draw interest here from the first of
each month.
SAYINGS DEPARTMENT
Citizens Bank & Trust
HENDERSON, N. C.
'THE LEADING BANK IN THIS SECTION"
We Carry
Toilet Articles
Whitmans Candies
Boddic Drug Co., Inc.
YOUR DRUGGIST.
Loulsbnrg, H. 0. -
LARGE STOCK
COOK STOVES, RANGES, HEATING STOVES
ALL GRADES FENCE WIRE, BARBED WIRE j
AXES, CROSS CUT SAWS.
EXPECTING CAE LOAD 5-V GALVANIZED
ROOFING ABOUT JANUARY 10th.
SEE ME FOE YOUR
FURNITURE, . PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS
H. C TAYLOR
Phone 305
I trooping wseping willow trje
i'W tht gr*r? of James Mcgee;
at tj Chicago on a but
fuk yon confidentially, is this
ju?t? _ ... . j
S* vru ? ant to emit./ tst daif-?U'.er?
Yes.
,J>o you think you can dlrorce her
In the manner to which ahe has be
come accustomed?
Dr.Frank Crane Says
Life After
A gentleman write* me a letter,
from which quotation! are as follows i
"The other dgy my wife died. She
was 39 years old. She was a martyr
to her duties and to her children. j
"After 19 yeere of marriage and
hard work this wonderful wife and
wonderful mother, who never com
plained, was taken from us.
"Now is the time she could hare
taken life more easy and .could hare
enjoyed the growing up of her child,
ren while preparing herself for old
age.
"In two days she is gone. Hy duty
towards the children will keep me
going and going strong, but I feel the,
need for something that shall keep
me going myself.
"I would like to know it there Is a'
season for such happenings and fur.
thermore that the deceased one is
happy In another. life. Please hear
the cry of a spiritual man left in the
middle of lite (I am not yet 49), de.
prived of the only one faithful com
panion and with nine children, from
IS to two and one-half years. I hare -
the feeling that no other woman can
ever enter my life.
- "I need a number of thoughts that,
shall satisfy me mentally and emo. J
The Negro Silvertonc
Quintette
Of the Southland better known as1
the WILLIAM SINGERS, will appear
In the LOUISBURG COURT HOUSE
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY
11TH, AT EIGHT P. M. Special seats
for oar' while friends, as they sing for
lA>th white and colored.
This is what others say of the per..
lormances of the William Singers: I
On the tETrd" ofliiay;' 1'he 'Silver1
Tone Quintette highly entertained a
large audience composed of stndents,
faculty and citizens of Holly Springs
to the delight of all - who heard them."
?L. M. McCoy, President, Rust Col
lege. Holly Springs, Miss
? ?he Silvern ue Quintette, of Chica.
go, rendered a very satisfactory pro.
tTim h"r? Wednesday evening, Octo
oer 27. A crowded house greeted this
group of high class entertainers. They
were repeatedly encored as they thrill
ed and thrilled the audience with pleas
ing selctions."?Rev. S. A. Owen, Pas
tor , Uetroploltan Baptist Church,
Memphis, Tenn.
Come out and spend a pleasant ev.
ening.
GEORGE C. POLLARD. I
l_6.lt Local Manager.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
' LAND
Under and t>7 vtrtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
it trust executed by Irrin Neal, Fitch
Hugh Neal, John E .Neal, et als, on
the 16th day of March, 1926, securing
in indebtedness therein described,
which deed of trust is recorded In
he office of the Register of Deds tor
Franklin County, N. C. in book 2S1 at
page 427, demand having been made
upon the undersigned trustee tor
foreclosure, 1 will on Monday, Febru.
iry 6th ,1928, about the hour of noon
it the courthouse door in Louisburg, N
C? sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, far cash, the following de.
scribed tracts of land, situate In Lou.
isburg Township, N. C.:
FIRST TRACT
Being Lot. No. 14 of the F. V- Ju?:
tice Farm as platted and subdivided
by the Atlantic Coast Realty Co., Clod
fielder, C. E., November 10, 1916, a
plat of which farm is duly recorded In
the Registry of Franklin County in
Book of Maps 1, page 31, said lot con.
tainlng 6.80 acres, more or less, ac.
cording to said plat, reference to
which is hereby expressly made.
SECOND TRACT r
Being the southern section of Lot
No. 13 of the F. W. Justice Farm as
platted and subdivided by the Atlantic
Coast Realty Co., Clodfielder, C. R.,
November 10, 1916, a plat of which
farm is duly recorded In the Registry
of Franklin County in Map Book 1,
page 31, said section being more par.
tlcularly defined as follows: Begin
ning at the north west corner of Lot
No. 14, a stake on the edge of the
road, and running along the road N
8 E 286 feet to the corner of the north,
era section of Lot No. 13, formerly
sold to Isaac Perry, Jr., thence S 7Sd
6" E 986 feet to a stake and pine point,
era in line of No. 20; thence along
line of No. 20 8 3d 6' W 134 feet to a
stake and rock pile corner of No. 14;
thence along line of No. 14, 994 feet
to the beginning. See book 244, page
2d. - f?T??
A 10 per cent cash deposit will be
required of the successful bidder at
gaid sale. > -
This January 4th, 1928.
g. A. NEWELL,
1-6-6t True tea.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
I Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
of trust executed to Nick Hall and
wife and Percy Watklns and- wife to
,Wm. H. Ruffin, trustee, dated April 24.
[1926, recorded hi Book 269. page 268,
[Registry of FrankHn County N. C., ds
fault having been made in the pay.
ment of the indebtedness secured
thereby and demand having been made
upon the undersigned Executor of Wm
H. Ruffin, trustee, deceased, by the
holder of the bends representing said
indebtedness, the undersigned Execu
tor of Wg?. H. Ruffin, trustee, deceased
will on Monday the 6th day cf Feb.
inary, 1922, at or about the hour of
neon at the court house door in
tionally that everything U tor the beat
and some certlnty as to the life after
death."
There la no certainty of the Ute at.
ter death. That la a matter that must
be taken on faith and hope.
Qf It we have a reasonable hope.
Those who lire the higher life, that
la above the animal, all have a feel
ing of another life,
i White the Scriptures do not post,
lively teach another life they assume
It, as Christ says, "If It were not so
I would have tgld you."
Honor, patriotism, self.sacrifice and
devotion reach out into another life.
In this life they, are often thwarted.
What the Almighty's reasons were
Jar taking this mother we cannot say.
No one knows. But the best plan from
any point of view is to ro on assum.
lng that he "had a good reason. Noth
ing can be gained by giving up.
If we believe in the high purposes
and devoted life of the deceased we
shall ourselves participate in them.
It there is another life and the de.
ceased is cognisant of our doings hero
she cannot but be gratified to know
that we are living up to our ideals.
The memory of this mother has tad.
ed into a memory, but that memory
will continue to inspire and bless hei
children and her husband.
Franklin County, N. C., offer (or sale
at public auction to the highest bidder)
Tor cash that certain tract or parcel
of land situate in Franklin County,
State of North Carolina, Dunns Town,
ship, described as follows, to.wit:
Dot No. 3 in the partition of the
Roberson, Hall and W a thins land
which was conveyed In partition by
the said Hall and Watkins and wives
to Harry Roberson, by deed recorded
In Book 227, page 621 and there de.
scribed as follows: Beginning at a -
stake, corner of Lot No. 2 in the 11ns
?ff lot No. 1; thence fTgl 1_2 E1S00
feet to the center of Crooked Creek,
opposite a stake on its West bank, cor
ner of Lot No. 2; thence down said
creek as it meanders about 1181 feet
?n a point of said Creek, Jim Pip
pins corner; thence with said Pippins
line 72 1.2 W 798 to a stake, corner
of Lot No. 1; thence with the Jlnd of
t No. 1, which was conveyed to
Watkins; thence N 26 W 828
to the beginning.-containing 18.8
more or less, by survey of H.
Chappel, surveyor, March 4th, 1920.
!; This January 4th, 1928.
T. W. RUFFIN, Executor of
WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee,
Deceased. l-8.6t
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Absence of winter makes the heart
gow louder of It.
Most Important News for
Louisbi|rg and Surrounding
Country!
Tonkel's
*
Greatest January
Sale
?Will Begin Next Thursday,
January 12th
Lasting 10 Days Only
Our advice is to wait, and be prepared, to come
when doors are thrown open. There will be
thousands and thousands of tar gains awaiting you
through the entire store.
We announce to our friends and customers that
this January Clearing Sale wiii positively be a re
cord breaking event of low prices for Eastern Car
Don't forget the date
JANUARY 12 th, 1928
PLENTY OF
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Bed Cloth
25c Yard
Best Grade
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Department Store.
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