NO SECOND CHOICE
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We are now showing something new for the
particular young man who has never before had
a suit just like he wanted.
Our new models come in double-breasts, high
shoulders and high waist lines; some have belts
" ' with coat deeply vented. These styles are being
highly complimented by our customers. If you
are looking for something new you'll find it at
McBrayer's.
He also carries a complete line for older men
in greys, blues and mixed colors. Come and be
fitted in a new outfit is all we ask.
You'll find Mack, Poe and Joe to welcome you.
Our line consists of
"Everything for Daddy and the Boys"
McBrayer Clothing Co,
OUR STABLE IS NOW FULL
- OF CHOICE
Horses! Mules
If you want one or a *
dozen, come in and look
them over. We can !
please you.
McKinne Bros. Co.
Satisfaction Or Your Money Back
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Louisbnrg,! ; North Carolina
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$1.50 a Year in Advancc.
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
A. F JOHNSON, Editor and Manager
?TAR DROPS?
?Next week is Court week.
?1U. ?' the big land sale advertise
ment in this issue.
?Cotton sold for* 10 cents a pound
in Louisbur& yesterday.
?Mr. J. K. Brcv .!;as accepted a
position with the Frunkliu Times.
?When iti town next week come
|iX<>un< 1 ;ni 1 subscribe tor the Time's.
:al machinery for town & planinah W*
gun.
?Quite a lnrpe number of our peo
ple attended the circus in Raleigh Sat
ir day.
1?Mr. R. W. Hudson is displaying
a number of the latest style Ford au
tomobiles, equipped with starter and
limmers.
?We are requested to state that
there will be a box paity at New Hope
School house on next Wednesday ev,
uning at 7:30 o'clock, for the benefit
jf the school. Everybody Is invited to
attend.
?Mr. E. L. Harris, of Inez, was in
Louisburg the past week with two
loads of ijiqs. 42 in number that he sold
Cor $540.00 Mr. Harris raises a fine
hog and has met with much success
v.'ith them.
?MessrB. G. W. Ford & Son are
preparing to build a large brick mer
cantile building on the east corner of
Spring and Nash Streets. They will
occupy this building, as they have sold
the building they now pccupy to Free
man & Co.
?Mr.JG. D. Taylor has#purchased
the Mrs/ R. R. Harris farn? Just out
side of town on the Nashville road.
This is one of thcTmost desirable pie
ces of property around her? and Mr.
Taylor says he is going to improve it
in many ways.
COURT CALENDAR.
(Continued from Page Six)
Co.
THURSDAY?FIRST WEEK
30 Hill Live Stock Co. Vs Wilder
Trustee et al.
56 Furniture Co. Vs J. S. How?ll.
57 J. S. Howell Vs Furniture Co.
34 Hill Live Stuck Co. Vs D. T.
Smithwick.
39 D. T. Smithwick Vs Williamson
Real Estate Co.
40 Bennie Roe et al Vs James Jour
negan.
45 Smithwick Vs Lula Price et al.
46 Bryant Green et al Vs Ruffin,
Trustee and ?tripkland.
FRIDAY*?FIRST WEEK.
32 First National Bank Vs Mitchiner
et al.
42 J. A. Turner Vs Person Trustee,
and Battl?.
&2 Horace Williams Vs Lonn-ie Per
due.
53 J. W. Roe Vs H. H. Roe.
54 W. L. McGhee Vs ilebecca Mid
dleman.
5Ti W. E. Dennis Vs Dudley Jackson.
5'J Mrs. R. B. Stallfngs Vs Buck
t'rowder.
6S First National Bank Vs R. J. Up
church.
69 Iiunn banking Co. Vs J. B. Yar
horough et al.
72 Wood Supply Co. Vs J. H. Rad
ford.
SATi*IU>AY FIRST WEEK
1! Delia ( oppedge Vs Johnnie Cop
16 Celestto Lee vs Waiter Lee.
28 Mattie Alston V*s James Alston.
43 'Lydia Collins Vs Sidney Collins.
71 l ora liobblns Vs H. E. Robbins.
77 Hattie SLicMand Vs S. Y. Strick
land. ,
82 Jasper Perry Vs Mary Perry.
? v* " ?: 1 iim.
94 John Harris
95 TUmnio Griffin Vs Jonu II.
100 James Williamson Vs Polly Will
iamson.
108 Sarah Hicks Vs Rome Hicks.
109 Anna Jones Vs David Jones.
M ON DA Y? S ECON D WrE EK
-13 E. H. Evans Vs S. A. L. Railway.
47 LcRoy Baker Vs Williford.
48 C. C. Hudson- Vs Town Commis
'sioners.
78 E. S. Ford Vs W. B. Edwards.
*1 W. I. Stalling* Vs Dock Whitley.
J ? H. G. Perry Vs W B. Williams.
110 J. E. Davis Adm'r. Vs W. M.
Gal liber.
TUESDAY?SECOND WEEK
61 G. W. Ford Vs G. B. Egerton
ct al.
66 W. G. Faulkner Vs Wiley Faulk
ner et al.
73 Thomas Johnson Vs S. S. Mead
ows.
76 Mary King Adm'rx. Vs P. A. Rea
vis. ~~
91 N. B. Allsbrook et al Vs J. M.
Allen et al.
93 G. W. Ford & Son ? Vs Robert
Hayes.
WEDNESDAYS-SECOND WEEK
70 T. C. May Co. Vs L. S. Alford.
75 " DUvis Jeans ys John (Tar) Al
. ? ford.
79 Woodlief Admr'x. Vs Burnett
Adm'r.
0 D 7 C. L. Young Vs E. H. Malone
Assignee.
THURSDAY?SECOND WEEK
74 D. F. McKinne Vs Trust Com-]
pany.
80 A. M. Brantley Vs Brantley &|
Wood.
r 92 State Ba?k Vs McKinne and Al
ien.
FRIDAY?SECOND WEEK
j 96 Farnvrs National Bank Vs P. B.
Griffin et al.
98 C. C. Ray Vs Tom Fuller.
NOTE:?Order of the Judge:
Witnesses and suitors are required
to attend Court on the day preceding
the day on which cases are set on this
ICalendar and pases for succeeding day
1 will be called when reached on the day
receding the day set.
^ All cases not reached on the day set
Jor i rial will be called in their regular
dri!? r unless otherwise disposed of by
the Judge.
J. J. BARROW.
Clerk Superior Court.
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| Court will iK>t couvene till 2:30 P. M.
Monday the-10th. 19i|9.
frtllEN Buck' Williams res
cii?Q the quiet little
Hindu from the wreck of the
burning diner he performed
an act that the latter repaid
with interest not long after.
Swami Ram s
Reincarnation
i
is the title of a new story
about to appear serially in
this newspaper. It is a story
of Mexican bandits, with a
mine worth millions at stake,
involving oriental mysticism.
From the moment that Tom
Davenport noticed the dusky
skinned native of India skulk
ing along with a bottle of
milk under his arm, you are
wondering what the mystery
is all about.
Be Sure to Get the Issue
With the First Installment!
YOU WILL ENJOY READING IT
Some men can borrow large
sums of money on their
signature alone.
*
. WHY? ,
Simply because they made their names stand for
integrity and judgment.
You can do the same thing. A well-kept Checking
Account at this Bank will start you on the road.
You can not start such a Credit too soon.
DELCO-LIGHT
The complete Electric Light and
Power Plant
RELt'O-XIGIlT SITES TIME AM) LABOR ON THE FARM.
DELCO-LIGHT LIGHTENS THE BURDENS OF THE HOUSEWIFE.
UELCO-LIG1IT BETTERS LIVING CONDITIONS.
DELC'O.LIGHT IS AIR-COOLED.
DELCO-LIGIIT IS ECONOMICAL TO OPERATE?RUNS ON KER.
- OSENE. ?
HI l.( 0-I.IMIT r\N- \I.TI >? IV V
Farm-Home Electric Service Co.
OXFORD, N. C.
J. H. KEYXOLDN, SnK-sninn for Franklin County.
Bfst-HiiU'.s Motor Co., Louisburi, X. C.
Desirable Property
TOR SALE
??p?
One nice residence on Kennioiv Avenue, newly paint
ed and equipped with all conveniences.ttlWill give pos
session Jan. 1st, 1920.
Two vacant lots on South Main Street, G5 ftfot front,
75 feet deep. Splendid lots'for building.
One brick Garagft on Xash Street adjoining (!. W.
Ford & Son, with all fixtures and about $:>,.")( 10 slock.
This is a good paying piece of property, receipt:} rang
ing around $4.i?id per month.
This is all desirable property and will bear investiga
tion. Keason for selling is I expect to move to Rich
mond, Va. , A special discount will lie given for Cash,
or terms will.be given good party.
OBOMB^?V
R W. HUDSON