THE
FRANKLIN
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IMES
A. F. Johnson, Editor & Mgr.
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pound in Louisburg yesterday.
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?Quite a cold wave visited this sec
tion Sunday and Monday.
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?Dr. H. H. Johnson has secured
temporary offices over the First Na
tlonal Bank. . I*"
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?Dr. H. G. Perry has secn*?i the
office over Jno. W. King's store and
has arranged to' see his patients there
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Rev. J. D. Miller, rector St. Paul's
Episcopal church, announces services
at 10 and 11 a.'m. and 8 p m. (or
next Sunday. All are Invited to at
tend.
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?A news item froth near Cedar
Rock states that Mr. Roger 'Collins,
who has been under treatment at a
1 hcspital in Rocky Mount, has return.'
ed home much Improved.
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?Constable Frank F. Hicks, of San.
dy Creek township reports the de
struction of about one hundred gal
lons of tieer on E. H. Malone's farm
near Schloss the past week.
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?The Boddie Drug Co., announces
they will be ready to resume busi
ness by Monday morning. Arange
inents are now being made for a Iocs,
tlon which will be announced later.
Orders for new equipment and new
| goods are being placed.
?The fire alarm ?esterday aT noon
was caused byan outbuilding near the
R. Z. Egerton home on Church street
catching fire. The fire department
was misdirected and sent to W. F.
. Beaslevs Instead, of W. L. Beasley, hut
got back in time to assist In .ixilnSiU
lshtng thebhiie, whleh did ngligibte
damage.
( OMMKM'KMEN'T PROGRAM Or
YOL'NGSVILLE HIGH Si'HOOL
Sunday, April 22 at 11 o'clock, Bac.
calaureate sermon by Dr. A. C. Reid,
Professor of Psychcffogy Wake Forest
College.
Wednesday evening, April 25 at 8
o'clock. Operetta, "The pypsies Fes
tival," by the elementary department
Presentation OT seventh grade dlpla
mas.
Friday afternoon, April 26 at 3:30.
Senior class day exercises. Declama
tion and recitation contest for med.
ala. ,
Friday evening April 27 at 8 o'clock.
Literary address by Dr. James B.
Turner, of Raleigh. 9 o'clock. Gradu
ating exercises, presentation of di
plomas, medals and awarding of hon
ois.
DEATH OF .MRS, E. D. WHEELER
On April the 4th, 1928 at six o'clock
In the afternoon the death angels vis
Red the home of our Brother G. R.
Wheeler and took our loving mother,
Mittie Frances.
Yet we- att know she was a greak
and patient sufferer for seven months,
through all of her sufferings she ex.
emplifled a christian character. .. She
was born November 2nd. 1855. and
leaves to mourn their loss besides her
friends nine children: W. M. Wheel
er, of Richmond, E. B? E. M., G. R
and H. H. Wheeler, Mrs. J. L. Cham
pion, Mrs. G. T. ?Bridges, Mrs. J. H.
Cash, Mrs. J. E. Pearce, 43 grand
children and three great garndchild.
ren, three sisters, Mrs. David Smith,
of Richmond, Mrs. Shem McGhee and
Mrs. Jim Bobbltt. She was taken to
the family cemetery. Services were
conducted by Rev. C. Yates. The
flower girls were her nieces and grand
daughters, Misses Ava, Myr$e arid
Virginia McGhee, Mrs. Morris Cham
pion, Mrs. Vernon Parrish and Thai*,
ma Perry. Tire ~pHlt~ bearers were J.
A. and E. B. Cash and her grandsons,
Morris Champion, Sam Bailey. Clar
ence Grlsham, Vernon Parrish, Julian
McGhee and Richard Cash.
1 . DAUGHTER.
FOR FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING
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I IMPORTANT I
|j ANNOUNCEMENT 1
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- ^ LOUISBURG, N. 0. ^ [ j
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r The Belter Chain Stores
Value Features
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Palm Qlive Soap, 3 cakes 20c ,,
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Standard Brands
Evaporated Milk, tall can 10c 11
Corn Flakes, 2 packages 15c '*
Tenpenny Dry
Ginger Ale, 3 large bottles 25c
.s lc Refund for Bottles
> Red Ripe Sold Pack
i Tomatoes, 2 cans 15c
Hominy Grits, 3 packages 25c ,
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2 in 1 Shoe Polish, all colors 10c
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Swift's Premium Hams, lb. 25c
ll.'i*isii _?3 A'Jw
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Winner Theatre
LOUISBIRG, ?f. C.
Program tor Week Beginning
KIUAY, APRIL SO, IMS
?FRIDAY?
JACKIE COOGAN
- "Bl'TTGNS" s
Coogans latest new picture end
good. Plenty of comedy alway3.
?SATURDAY?
LEW CODY
?In?
"GALLOPING COWBOY" ^
Pathe Western with Two
Comedies
?MONDAY?
? GRETA GARBO
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"THE DIVINE WOMAN"
?With?
Lars Hanson & Lowell Sherman
Extra: Metro Comedy
?TUESDAY?
"IRISH HEARTS"
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Slay McAvoy and Jason, Robards
For feelings, frolicking and
-flgbts, see "Irish Hearts"
Also Paramount comedy
?WEDNESDAY?
POLA NEGRI
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"THE SECRET -HOUR"
Added: Educational Copied y
?THURSDAY?
HILL1E DOVE
?In?
"THE HEART-OF A FOLLIES
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Her latest new picture*
-Extra:?Mutt and-Jeff Comedy
YOUR PATRONAGE
APPRECIATED
[Winner"TBeajFe
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B. R. klssell, Manager
I.OIISBI'KO, N, C.
FOR SHERIFF
To the voters of Franklin County:
I am a candidate for the office of
Sheriff for Franklin County subject
to the action of the Democratic voters
In the primary to be held Saturday,
June 2nd..
If nominated and elected I shall
earnestly strive to discharge the du.
ties of the office without fear or fa
vor.
4 It will be Impossible for me to see
each voter in person, but I shall
greatly appreciate your support and
take- this opportunity to thank you
in advance for same.
Very truly yours,
4-20-7t H. A. KEARNEY.
Tomato seed left over in making
catsup are now salvaged for the oil
they contain.
RUPTURE SHIELD
EXPERT HERE
E. J. Meinhardi, of Chicago, the well
known expert, will personally be at
the Sir Walter Hotel, Raleigh, N. C.,
on Sunday and Monday, April 22 and
23 from 10:0d A. M. to 3:00 P. M.
daily. Mr. Meinhardi says: He will
be pleased to demonstrate "The Meiri*
hard! Vacuum Rupture Shield" for
the relief- and cure of rupture to alf
gentlemen who call on him during
the above stated office hours. The
largest and most .difficult cases are
especially solicited? THere is no
charge tor demonstration. -
Only gentlemen are Invited to call
at this time as special arrangements
will be announced later for women
and children.
Please do not write asking for liter
ature or to be fitted by mall, as thte
Is Impossible: Everj^fcase must be sees
personally; therefore I visit this see
lion every year. 'iy
Notice?All cases that I have fitted
here daring the pakfr Ave years wQl
please call for Inspection. Please note
I he above dates and office hours care.
iuMy. Business demand* prevent stop
ping at any other City In this section.
(This visit Is for white people only.)
E J. MEINHARDI, HOME OFFICE,
1551 N. CRAWFORD AVE., CHICA.
30. 4-20-lt
FOB SALE?INDUSTRIAL TRAIN
lng School property Monday, Mty
7th, 1*28. Sale Will take place on
premises. Terms will be arranged
at rale .
J. H. SILLS,
A. 8. BROWN,
P. H. THOMAS,
O. W. ALSTON,
l-20-2t Committer
NE'S
$15.00 value Silk Dresses, newest styles and
materials, all sizes Special $7.95
L. L. Sheeting, best grade Special 10c yd
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39c value solid color and fancy Voiles 23c yd
Peter Pan and English Prints, regular 59c
value Special 39c yd
$1.50 value Full Fashioned Pure Thread
Silk Hose, all new shades 97c pr
$1.50 value Men's Dress Shirts, Broadcloth
fancy and solid white, collar attached 97c ea
Men's & Boys' Overalls, all sizes Special 98c pr
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L. KLINE & CO., INC.
AND BE SATISFIED .
LOOISBURG, Phone 318 N. CAROLINA I
A home economics professor at
Qnnwll ITnlvaralty has obtained a
French-diploma for a course in contr
ary- al a famous cooking school in
Parts.
Age of oil paintings can be judged
roughly by X-Ray examination be
cause painters of different periods
have used pigments of varying den
sity.
NOTICE
Hatving quoded as administrator
c t.a, of the' estate of Anna Eliza
Driver, deceased, late of Franklin
County, N. C., notice is hereby given
all parties holding claims against saitt
estate to present them to the under.
| signed on or before the 20th day ot
April, 1929, or this notice will be plead
I in bar of their recovery. All persous
I Indebted to said estate will please
' tome forward and make immediate
I settlement.
This April 19th, 1928.
W. T. BRYANT,
*-20-6t- Administrator, c.t.a.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that cretaln deed
of trust executed by H. C. Kearney
and wife to E. H. Malone, Trustee,
dated March 22, 1926, recorded In book
250, page 192,< Registry of Franklin
County, N. C., default having been
made in the payment of the indebted,,
ness-thereby secured and demand for
foreclosure having been made upon
the undersigned by the holder of the
hoods representing said indebtedness,
[the undersigned trustee will on Mon
day the 14th day of May, 1928, at or
about the hour of noo-< at the court
hcuse door of Franklin County, N. C.,
offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the following
described tracts or parcels of land:
Those two certain tracts or parcels
ot land, situate In Fankllnton town
ship, Franklin County, State of North
Carolina, and described as follows:
| FIRST TRACT: Being Lot Vn. ^ of
the Norman Long lands, containing
T5 1-2 acres, more or leas, the same
(having bben conveyed ta Qza D. Kear
ney by deed of E. A. Long and wife,
recorded in Book 162, page 146 Re
gistry of Franklin County, N. C.. and
to A. M. Scales. Trustee, by deed ot
trust of Oza D. Kearney and husband,
I. H. Kearney, recorded In Book 236,
page 4, said Registry, and by A. M.
Scales, Trustee, conveyed" to Oza D.
Kearney by Trustee's Deed Recorded
in Book 233, page 50? and 508, said
Registry.
SECOND TRACT: Bounded on the
North bV the lands of Rosa Williams,
on the East by the above described
first tract, on the South by the old
Hammer Road and the land of R. L.
Cenyers and on the West by the lands
of H. C. Kearney and being the tract
conveyed to Oaa D. Kearney by R U
Conyers.
Both of the above described tracts
having been conveyed to H. C. Kear
ney by deed dated March 22, 1?J?.
This April 14th, 1928.
E. H. MALONE, .
4-80-H . . Trusts*.
One Day Only
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Special for Saturday
APRIL 21st, 1928
300 bags Guano at $2.40 per bag
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Ten cars Hay at 98c per hundred
for No. 1 Timothy
$1.10 per hundred for Choice
Timothy. /
Galvanized Roofing, aH lengths
v $4.85 Sq. ft.
Gome and look whether you bay
or not.
W.G.Balf&Co.
A. W. PERRY, JR.,
SOUTH MAIN ST. LOUISBURG, N. & j
Howell's Storage House
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