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farmers Be Fair With Your Country _' TT A YEAR AGO the world cried for food to fe^d the sol diers fighting the people's war against Prussian nobil ity,?the greatest crops in history were your response. The United States Govermnnet protected you from tiliii alu'uwri mu.iipulm.ui i'?liu luuld gamWe un lihi pi in of your products. It exempted you From draft so that you could remain on the farm. Your Government has helped you. It's your turn now. Invest in the Third issue of LIBERTY BONDS NOW! Then you'll be serving your Government?helping it to prosecute vigorously the war against the auto erats who oppressed the people of- France and who would oppress you. The Government wants to do more for you. It pays you interest on every dollar you invest in Liberty . Bonds. You are not asked to give your crops,neither" are you asked to. give your money. You are urged to lend every dollar you can spare. It's a. fair proposi tion. Your banker will tell you so. ? > Farmers & Merchants Bank LOriSBCKO,-;.; NORTH CAROLINA "SAFEST FOR SAYINGS" Just Rcccivcd Soja Beans Velvet Beans Seed Corn Snap Seed > Vetch Seed Rape Seed - Garden Seed Garden Tools j:. P. HICKS On The Corner Louisburg, N. C. SUBSCRIBE TO THE FRANKLIN TIMRS, $1.50 a Year. THE FRANKLIN TIMES A. V. JOHNSON, Editor und Manager 0. J. IJ ALE ... Assistant Hu^er ?TAR DROPS? Loulsb^fg, N. C. April 12, 1918. ?^ ?Miss Bonnie Williams and Sergt. IJohn Griffin, of Camp Sevier, 8. C., ! were married at the 'home of the bride j yesterday at~high noon. j ?Squire A, W. Alston yesterday * held Bill Moore, colored, under a J<500 bond for com*, to an4war a I charge of manslaughter Moore kill ed a negro named Jesse Scott, near [town Sunday, while assaulting anoth ? cr negro named Mason. ?We are requested to state that the I Hickory Rock commencement will be ? held at the school on the 17th and 18th of April. The primary exercises will he held on Wednesday night, and the graduating exercised and high school play will be on Thursday afternoon and evening respectively. yam mamum ?!rs. D:. R. F. Yarborougi. visited P. leigh Die past week". Mr. if. G. Allen, of Ilaleigh, was a visitor to Ix>ulsburg Tue*n}:*y. Miss Minnie Brickell returned Fri day from a visit to her people at Wel don. Mr. ai d Mrs. A. Fl. Edwards visited his people near Henderson the past week. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Huffin attended an Easter dr.nce at Chapel Hill tlie | past week. | Mrs. C. H. Stanton and little daugh ter, Mary, left Wednesday for a visit | to relatives at Clio, S. C. ' Misses Lillian High and Louise Thomas returned Sunday from a fis it to relatives in Raleigh. Mr. P. F. 5tong?r, of Sanford, Fla.. who has-been on a visit to relatives in and near Louisburg left yesterday for his home*. Sergts. II. "H. Wilson, Claude C. Collins, John H. Griffin and Private 'Bogie* Griffin, of Camp Sevier, S. C., are at home on a visit. Miss Clara: Young has returned to Louisburg from Raleigh, to accept the position of Cashier of the Farm ers National Bank, filling the vacan* cycaused-by the resignation of Mr. F. J. Beasley. Louisburg Makes I)ny Record Sale. All daily record sales of War-Sav ings Stamps were broken last Satur day. March 30, when the Postmaster of Louisburg sold in one day $10,966 of Thrift and War-Savings Stamps present value. The total cash sales for Franklin County on that day were $17,925.92.?War Savings News, Win ston-Salcm, N. C. JUST GOT OYER A COLD! Cook out for kidney troubles and backache. Colds overtax the kidneys and often leave them weak. For weak j kidneys?well, read what a Hender-1 son woman says: Mrs. O. H. Hughes, Henderson, N. C., says: "I had dull pains in my back. Mornings I was so sore and stiff I could hardly bend. My head ached and I had awful dizzy spells and dark specks seemed to float before my eyes. The- least colcL settled on my kidneys. My kidneys showed signs of weakness. I finally got Doan's Kid ney Pills anct they soon relieved me. I continued using them and the back ache and dizzy spells disappeared Doan's Kidney Pills did me more good than anything elese I ever tried. I keep Doan's on hand and when I have any kidney trouoie,. 1 use them with" the best of results. Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that HugUe? had. Foster-Milbum Co., Mfsrg., Buffalo, N. Y. LOST. Light, bracfet and number for.the rear of a Ford car. No. 27683. Fin der will be rewarded by returning same F. S. OPIVBY; T12VK ?fcoirt*bug.-N^C. . .Ole Planters and IMstrlbntors. A twenty-five cent THRIFT STAMP will buy fi?e bullets. Buy one today and as many more as yon ran every day. McKINNE BROTHERS CO., INC., Satisfaction or Yoor Money Back COUNTY-WIIIE SCHOOL TAX (fontinued from Page Four) with the Hoard of Education or Coun ty Commissioners, hut is entirely in the hands of the local committee of the school, who represent the tax-pay ers of the district. Q. How would I his increased school fnnri bo ip*ed? teachers' salaries, and increasing the number of teachers and tlio school term Q. What is the necessity of increa sing the school fiind? A. There is no business that is run today on the same money basis as it was throe years ago except the school Neither can the srhool authorities run the schools on the same money basis, Efficient and well trained teachers can not be employed unless they a paid living wages. Teachers have to j clothe and feed themselves just other people. They cannot do this; receiving $nr?.00 or $40.00 per month for only five months in the year. A poor teacher means a poor school; a poor school means that your boy*nnd girl will have little training for life Q. For whom will.you bo voting on the 14th of May? A. For the safety and happiness of your boy and girl, your neighbor's boy and girl, the future citizenship of Franklin County. Buy! Liberty Bonds AND War Savings stamps With the difference saved by trad ing with us. You are invited to call. C G Hudson Co, "Wide-A-Wake Merchant" Louisburg, North Carolina When Advertised Or Seen Elsewhere L. KLINE & CO to Always Ct??pMfl,,V L. KLIME & CO In New Silks, Ladies Ready to - Wear and Shoes at L. KLINE & COMPANY 75c value Middy Blouses, collar and cuffs trimmed in blue and red, Spec ial 50c Misses All Over N'et Dresses in white, trimmed with Felt lace and white sat in, dandy for commencements, worth $3.00, Special $9.95 H. C. Godmans famous solid leather ?shoes for Ladies and Children in pat ent and dull cnlf leather, worth from to $4.."ill. 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