Wear ft Poppy In Ecmembniice
.Wear ? peppy in remembrance
Of tie heroes who lost their lives,
And especially those of oar
Own Poet. Jsxnbes 106.
Tls little enough to ask,
When we think a boat the pest.
Of those thousands who were gassed
And the misery they endured-*"
That this land we proudly claim
By no tyrants hand be defamed.
And It would certainly be a sh. -
If we forget to prove our faith.
?FRANCES TO.VKEE.
Chicago had an automobile court
as early as 1911
NOTICE \
Hiving qualified aa executor of the
(Mtt of R. T. Clifton, deceased, late
cf Franklin County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims .against the estate of said de
ceased to present them to the under
signed on. or before the 2Sth day ot
May, 1*29, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
come forward and make immediate
settlement
Ti'.e May 24th, 1928.
M. S. CLTFTON,
. ? a H:r??utor.
to
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
SLU Per Tear in Advance
Man* Homes Saved Through
Auxiliary Poppy Program
, The disabled service men in tb?
hospitals are paid l l-4c aach for
tha poppies for the American
>ulllUry' *nd tor many this
? the flrst money earned! alnce the
TflL' .a ,e5Tlc* work accomplished
(with the poppy profits can excel this!
aerrice to the disabled which brinsa
(to them the realization that they are
?*ain able to take their places among
the wage.earning citizens.
To many this money is a Uesainc
? 'arge. number of unco^
pensated men in the hospitals and the
m?.Utr '* b^n* UMd t0 "UPPOrt
families, to pay off mortgages, to pay
taxes on homes and farms. One aerrice
?nan whom the Auxiliary helped to
get on his feet by loaning him money
?o Pa* th, taxes and inters? oT??
mortgage on his home, had to leave
his family and go to the hospital. His
wife returned to her parents with
the children while he w?.w1yand
.rKt>e made P?PP'M in his
* ?o pay off the mortgage, to
save the home and to have a place
** little family jS?2??
when he returned. J'
These are the men and women for
*k?m tie poppy program was plan
ned, and many are the minds made
easier and the homes made happier
?Th?ief the AOxl!tary Program. Thu
the little poppy plays an important
P ft tie Legion and Auxiliary Re
cr^ ^'r aDd ehild WaUar7pro
gram before as well as after the mOe!
Tha profits derived from the sale of
P?Ppj" *"er* Pledged 100 par cent
to service for those foj whom the waV
s not yet over-It caW used oITv
l?eBwortreh,b"1Utl-0n ?r Chl* w?'*.
The poppy will mean more this year
to those who selllt as well astotCe
bJU "? The poppy Should never
again be worn as an ordinary l ed tan
but may all wh0 buy thTJ>ppy ^
its message and wear It In the Mbow
lodge that someone for whom this
w^s ^b.c.?100 Auiiliary P'og??
was a blessing made each flower
Only when the public has the true
c^Uadlng ?l this Iitt,e red flower
can the poppy fulfill i,8 real mlsslon
ts a Memorial,Emblem to be worn in
tiihnte to all who dled,
. hp1nP?hli? Wi" have an opportunity
SL ? ? . *reat work of lis Ameri
A^f .ueg and the American Legion
Auxiliary and of paying a tribute to
sll who died in service by buying a
r?ppy uay. Satur
k- a^gOf wearing this
flower which reprelents the sacrifi
"7". u "Presents the sacrifi.
if1' 01 ^e men who fell in Flanders
V*! ; It_|f a memorial to alj who
Ce" In reTerence and un
derstanding wear it
never see a poppy red
But minds me of our soldiers dead,
Each waiting in his tent bf elav
TTte dawn of resurrecting. ,}?
While drowsily above hiX|d
The 'sleep flower' hang* flb ,<
RATI Kaa/1
e 'sleep flower' hangs A .crim
son head?
A thoae who wait and ween
He giveth his beloved sleep."
The Catawba County Fair will have
a special show for Four-H Jersey
Calf club members this fall with a
ST!" <* ?? ?
manh.er!,?L?Dk the modern wo
man s styles have done for us. They
bgve eliminated the danger of a ro?
ernment by petticoats. - '
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Funeral of Mr. &. T. Clifton \
I Held Last Friday Afternoon
The funeral services for Mr. E. T.
"Clifton, who died at hta home about
seven miles south of LotU^eUrg on
Thursday morning of last weelk were
held from the home at 4 olcldpk Fri
day afternoon, conducted by Rev. E.
C. Crawford, and the Interment was
made at the family cemetery nearby.
The pall bearers were M. 8. Clifton,
J. E. Harris, T. C. Harris, O. C. Mitch
iuer, E. J. Cheatham, J. D. Morris, J.
T. Baker, J J. Young, L L. Joyner,
8. P. Boddie, B. B. Perry, J. P. Tim
be risks.
The floral tribute was especially
large and pretty giving evidence of
the esteem in which the deceased was'
held by his many friends. Large1
crowds attended both services.
Mr. Clifton was one of Franklin
county's most popular citlsens, was
a brother to the late Dr. J, B. Clif
ton and Mr. John T. Clifton, a form
er Register of Deeds. He was 70
years old and leaves one brother, Dr.
W. R. Clifton, of Waco, Texas, and
a large numher of relatives In Frank
Iin county. He was intimately known
throughout this section of North Care
Una as "Babe" and wrote many arti
cles from the Franklin Times over the
signature of President of Punkln Cen
ter, all of which were eagerly sought
and greatly enjoyed. He was always
jolly and full of wit which together
with his high gentlemanly! bearing
won friends for him ' in all walks of
life. He was a man of high Ideals of
citizenship and character .a true friend
and a conservative and dependable ci
tizen, whose council was often sought
by his neighbors.
In his going Franklin county loses
one of its richesf characters, his
community one of Its most valuable
citizens, and bis r^ighbors a true and
staunch friend.
We Join his many friendl in ex.
tending ti)e deepest sympathy to the
bereaved relatives at his going. 1
[Beaufort county la leading the
state in breeding. feeding and ship
nine hogs to the eastern market*.
[Over ??0.000 in cash has been receiv
ed by farmers of thla 'county so. far
this spring for their fat hays. ' ''
fOR FIRST CLASS JOB PRiNTINO
PHONE Na 281.
L J M. Hustar of Foriytb coua te
states that hi* n*w paatur* planted
last spring cam* through the winter
In axcsllant sbap* and la now turn
lahlug gracing at tha rate of one cow
par acre.
TtLt rKANKUN TUfBfi
91.10 Par raar in AdTante
Kill Germ Laden Flies
I la
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Uoa.Moaqahoaa,Plaaa,BadBag*aadotharia
aactaWoet (pot or staaa. U*a powdat on piaata
aad pats. Writ m ft fl?? aaacd M
daalat cant topp?y, wa arill ahip by parcal poat at
BEE BRAND
10c m 2Sc 50c # 75c
SOc 6T 51.0O 5125
30c C3?r*c?) 35c
Bee Brand
INSECT POWDER ,
ORlIQUW f
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A CREAM SEPARA
TOR AND GET IN LINE FOR THE CREAMERY.
Beady to take your order for New 4 riding cultivator.
A complete stock of plows and castings.
Edison Mazda electric bulbs both 110 and 32 volts
buy a box.
Come to see me when in need of hardware.
W. G. Tharrington
Phone 234 Lonisbnrg, N. C.
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S. P. BODDIE
Druggist and Pharmacist
Doing Business in Place Formerly Occupied
? by ?
Scoggin Drug Store
. \
Our Intention is to Give
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S. P. BODDIE, Dru^ist
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MAIN STREET LOUISBURG, N. C.
S>*?iwt A BOllAB Pots IT5 OOTT
YOUR CHILD
Will be given the same care
ful attention that yon would
receive when shopping at
Our Store.
FANCY BLUE ROSE
RICE, 3 lbs ...:
20c
PEACHES, No. 3 Can,
Large Halves, Can
20c
P. & G. SOAP, 4 cakes
15c"
NEW CROP IRISH
POTATOES, lb %c
FANCY SUGAR CORN,
No. 2 Can ... 11c
POST TOASTIES, 2 pkgs 15c
WE ESPECIALLY INVITE
Ton to visit our store and inspect oar market, we
haye tried to make it just as sanitary as is possi
ble to make it.
We buy the best grades of Meats, for we believe the best is cheapest.
Let us solve your Eating Problems.
G- W. MURPHY & SON, "W*
UPTON'S
Yellow Label Coffee
AND UPTON'S TEA
Grown, Roasted and Packed
by SIR THOMAS LIPTON
ftranrt
rS5?SP!J
And sold throughout the world. Awarded highest
honors at the following Expositions: Paris 1900
St. Louis 1904, San Diego 1916, San Francisco
1915. Lipton's Pure Rio, ground and whole grain
wonderfully good value for the price. We carry it
in all grades at all thnes. Ask your Merchant for it.
LOUISBURG GROCERY CO
W'WbntOB to MtooluaU for Vnnvit. . ? Vwt
tot Franklin and Adjoining County