Magnolia Patent Flour
$12.00 per barrel
Mf-aising Flour
- $12.50 per barrel / ?
Daisy Bed Dog
$3.85 per bag
Ship Stuff
$3.00 per bag
Ootton Seed Meal 7 Per Cent
$2.50 per bag
Ootton Seed Hulls
95c per bag
Yellow Corn Peed Meal
Best Quality
- > $3.00 per bag
Pine Granulated Sugar
$12.00 per hundred
12 l-2c per lb. in smaller quan
, tities.
If you are needing any of the above items it will oer
t&inly pay you to come to see us. These are only a few
of the bargains which we are now offering.
McKinne Bros. Co.
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Satisfaction Or Your Money Back
Louisburg, : North Caroalin
Dixie flyer $1725
y.~" ' . r
Monroe $1565
WILL GASOLINE 00 DOWN?
v. >Ve hope to but can't tell.
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Anyway we want-yea to know that we hare Just In
(tailed a New GaioUne Pomp and hare Sought the Tery
best thin( the market, a Bowser Fire Gallon Pump,
tested and sealed by United States fioTernment Officials.
Tfe are better prepared than ever to render yon qalek ser
Tlee so com to see as. *
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We hare a complete line of Ante Supplies ana will be
glad to eerre yem. Dont forget ear Bepalr Depatrtment,
deed Ken, Good Work aad we promise to please yon.
HACK'S GARAGE
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Loutsburg'a Oldest Garage
Reliable Service Phone 311
?. LOUISBURG, N. C.
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BILIOUS _CHILDREN
BUck-Drmngbt, Loaf in SauxnM
Use, Praised bv u Arkansas _
Mother, "Soon Don
It* Work."
UarmsrtuVe. Ark. ? Speaking of
Thedford's Black-Draught, which {nan
lone uh In her household has become
regarded as "the family medicine,"
Mrs. iorr. a hoi. of Routs i. this
place, sayi:
"When the children aet billow, I
(It* them a couple of good doses, and
when we have aonr stomach, headache,
or any liter or stomach trouble, we
. use Black-Draught. It la an easy lax*
tire, and soon does the work. I cer
tainly think It la one of the best rem
edies mads."
Black-Draught acts on the laded
liver, gently, bat positively, and helps
it in Its important function of throw
Ins out waste materials and poUons
from thf ijitasL
. In thousands of households Black
Draught is kept handy for Immediate
use in tlipe of need. Prompt treatment
often is half the battle, and win often
prevent slight IDs from developing in
to serious troubles. ~ > i
Its well-established merit, dnrlns
mora than 70 yean of aueoessfnl ass,
should convince you of the helpful
effects obtainable by taking Blaok
Draught for liver and stomach dis
orders. Get s package today, and
keep it tn your house. Bee that
the package bears ths words.
Thedford's Black-Draught." NC-lTi
In proportion to its else -4k bee is
38 times as strong as a horse.
rOR. SALE BY'
F. R. PLEAS ANT8, Louisburg,
T. C. JOYNER, Franklin ton,
atfd all Drug Stores.
40t -10-1-20
Beware of the Individual who haa a
reputation for working one friend in
the Interest of another.
A Lad j In Chicago Telegraphs for
Kat-8nap.
Raed Mrs. Phillips' wire: "Youell's
Exterminator Co., Westfleld, N. J.
Rush 13 worth of RAT-SNAP" Later
reo'd following letter: "RAT-SNAP
arrived. It rid our house of rata in
no time. Just moved here from Pa.,
whete I used RAT-SNAP with, gre4t
results." Three sites, 26, 60c, $1.00,
Sold land guaranteed by The Allen
Bros. Co.'
A Friendly Remark
Actor ? I saved the show, hut I ad
mit I did hOK it a bit
Friend ? Yes, you did look like a pig
in ?**?? -- o 0
Tbe Quinine That Dots net Affect The Head
re effect. LAXA
i) can be U^eo
The UkMNt^ 1 - j
A wit In one respect la like an ap '
prectaitlTe doc .
What la jt?
' ftacause with both, the wag la al
ways ready with a "ale.
If you cannot drive an ox drive a
donkey.
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Colds Coos* Qrlp and Infliin ra
LAXATIVE BROMO QUTKHfC TableU reran* tlx
There !? only eae "finca* Oalnlaa"
B, W. GROVE'S ?town? CD boK. Mai
_t s
NOTICE OF ROAD BOND ELECTION
IN CEDAR ROCK TOWNBHIP
Notice la hereby given that, in ac
cordance with the provlaloaa ot An
Act ot the General Aaaembly of North
Carolina, Chapter 122 ot the Public
Lawa of 1913, entitled "An Act to Pro
tide for the Working of Public Roada
in the Various Townships and Is
aulng Bonds for the same," ratified
the 11th day of March 1913, and the
Acts o{tat General Assembly amen
datory 'hereof, and upon the petition
of mgre than the required 25 per cent
of the qualified electors of the said
Township, the Board of Commission
era for the County of Franklin does
hereby order an election to be held
on Tuesday, December 7th, 1920, in
maid Township, at which ?lection the
re shall be submitted to the voters of
Cedar Rock Township the questloif of
the levy of a special tax to provide
for an additional bond Issue not to
exceed 120,000.00 tor the purpose of
providing good roads In said Town
ship under the terms and provisions
ot said Chapter 122 ot the Public laws
ot North Carolina, aeaslon ot 1913,
and the Acts 'amendatory thereof.
Said bonds shall mature thirty ye
ars from date and shall bear Interest
at & rate ot not exceeding six. per
oent per annum payable semi-annual
ly. in New York City.
E. D. Parrlsh la appointed Regis
trar, and E. S. Fulghum and P. S.
Dean are appointed pollholders .for
the said election.
The voting place shall be at Cedar
Rock Academy building, the newly
appointed Toting place in said Town
?hip, and the said election shall be
held and conducted as Is provided In
the . General Election Laws of the
Those voting for said tax levy and
the issuance of additional road bonds
shall deposit a ballot upon which th
ere shall be written or printed "For
Road Bonds," and those voting again
st the levy of a special tax and Issu
ance of said additional roads bonds
shall deposit a ballot upon which
there shall be written or printed
"Against Road BODds."
A new registration Is called for in
said petition for and order for an
election, and the registration books
will be kept open for such purpose at
Cedar Rock Academy building as
ginnlnp Saturday, November 6th. 1920
and closing Saturday, November 27th
iSft
By order of thp Boacd of Commis
sioners for the County of Franklin.
TI)1g November 1st, 1920.
V. X. P. Tlmberlake, Chairman.
8. C. Holden, Clerk.
Chains Is Not Afraid
of Slippery Places"
This may be applied to business as w^ll as automobiles.
Business. Skid Chains are a necessity to any well man
aged enterprise, whether a store, farm or factory.
-When yon are equipped with ' ' Skid-preventativea ' '
yon have an assurance of safety and protection* You
do not have to "take a chance," but will get over the
dangerous and slippery places in business "right side
p.p. 9 9
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Tbevbest Business Skid Chain is a good bank connec
tion. A bank that you can stick to and one that will
stick to you. A good bank account gives you a sense
of stability and confidence, and when you come to the
slippery places in business yon are assured that you
will not get "stuck."
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We are at your service, and want your business." "Out
????!? mni?h it nnnr
lets talk about it.
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Farmers National Bank
J. M. ALLEN, " ?. T.H. DICKENS,
- President Vice-President
H. M. STOVALL, Cashier
Capital *60,000,00 - Sorplua $10,000.00
Louisburg, - North Carolina
Farmers Attention!
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We have associated with us the Fort Realty Cq
of Raleigh, N. G. , the best Land Auction Co-,
in North Carolina; and are prepared to sell land
at public auctiohT We will offer your land at NO
EXPENSE to you. Mr. Landowner you can't
beat it. We also sell privately on "commission or
overage- , List your land with us. A square deal
guaranteed to all.
RUFFIN REAL ESTATE CO.
T. W. RUFFIN. Manager. Louisburg. N. 0.
Car ready at all times for business.
Look at the DIAMOND (<RII> nsed In our Battery. This grid will be fonnd
In uo other Battery. There In no other grid that will glre the ser^ee this
anything In the Battery line. t
will. , Battery cannot give set-rice unless it has a good grid. Call on n* for
DIAMOND GRID
LOCISBCBG BATTEBY SEEYICE COMPANY,
East Nash Street Loulsbarg, If." C. ?
A n.vsty mm
EASED AT II.M'F
Tape's Cold Compound" tlren breaks
up a cold In a few hours.
Don't stay fctunea-up : Qull blow
ing and snuffling! A dose of "Pape's
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses urelalreSTttt^
ually breaks up a severe cold and
ends all grjppe misery.
The very" first dose opens your clog
ged-up nostrils and the air passages
of the head; stops nose running; re
lieves the headache, dullness, fever
ishness, sneezing, soreness and stiff
ness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" Is the
quickest, surest relief known and ccat
only a few cents at drug stores. It
acts without assistance, tastes nice,
contains no quinine ? Insist upoD
Pape's !
?The Stenog.
Who hired that stenographer?
My husband won't admit it, said
Mrs. Senior Partner.
Nor mine, declared Mrs. .Junior
Partner .
I guess the office boy must have
picked her out. And we can hardly
blame him for having musical come
dy tastes. ? Louisville Courier- Jour-(
nal. *
Plies Cured in 6 to 14 D?y? \s
DnittUts refund mora? If PAZO OINTMENTl?Il?
to can ItcfaiaA. Blind. nixiiilnM or Fnmdtai PUaa.
Desired Result.
He hated having his photograph -ta
ken, but his wife indirectly had for
ced him to undergo the much-dread'
ed ordeal. When she saw the photo
graph she cried out in horror. Oh,
Qeorge; you have only one button on
yonr coat! * ? ? ? --
^^-Thankji^ven, you've noticed
tograph taken. ? Pearson's Weekly.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL
1 ESTATE
I Undcf and by virtue of the power
contained in a certain deed of trust
1 executed to me by J. B. Yarborough
land wife, Susie W. Yarborough, and
-riuiy-recnrded In the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds of Franklin County In
Book 210, page 238, I will on Mon
pday the 20ttl day Of December, 1*20,
?at or about the hour of noon, sell at
! public auction to the highest bidder
: for caBh, at the courthouse door In
1 Franklin County, a certain tract or
parcel of land situate in Franklin
County, Loulsburg Township. State of
North Carolina and described as fol
lows:
Adjoining the Ballard land, O. W.
Ford and others and bounded on the
South and E">nt by the Frank Ballard
land, on the West by the lands of G.
W. Ford and on the North by th?
lands of J. J. Barrow, It being the
tract of land heretofore known as
the- N . ifr Slacon tract, whereon aald
Macon resided at the time of his dea
th, said lands being about three miles
East of Loulsburg and being the land
conveyed by J . T . "Mills and wife, El
ite Mills and Mrs. Laura Burns to
Mrs. Susie W. Yarborough by deed
date 1910 and recorded In the Regis
try of Franklin County In Book 173,
page 78, and also described by refer
ence to Will Book R. page 78#,- and
deed records 125, page 250, 162,, page
492, 179 page 24, 79 page 26, reference
to all of which Is hereby made, con
taining In original tract 887 acre*,
more or less, but from this tract there
has been conveyed to E. M. Perry
and A. W. Perry, Jr. 127 acres, more
or less, lying on the West side of Sy
camore Creek, said land Is subject to
two prior deeds of trust: The first
to W. H. Ruffin, Trustee, for tire pur
pose of securing an Indebtedness 'of
$4.464 . 00. which said deed of trust is
recorded In Franklin County Regis
try Hoofr 218r page 122; the other
to R. B. White, Trustee, to secure an
Indebladness of 81,250.00, which said
of the Register of Deeds of Franklin
County In Book 210, page 237, be*,
both of these mortgage debts win b*>
paid off from the proceeds 01 (All lata ?
hu as lu twl ffiT the Utlu b>' ?
the purchaser. ??
This the 12th day of November, 1920
J. M. ALLEN,
ll-19-6t Truat?e
tHUJ FRANKLIN TIMES
? fi.50 Per Year In Advance.'
;
Mr. JP. I.aDuke, Farmer, Says, "To*
Bet Batsman Bite Throogb Metal. ?
"I had teed bin* lined with line laat
year, rats got through pretty soon.
Was out |18. A |1 pkg. of HAT
SNAP killed so many rata that I've
never been without It since. Our ool
lie dog never touched RAT-SNAP."
You try It. Three sites, 25e, Mc, ?1.
Sold and guaranteed by Tin Alleji
Bros, oo. $t3F_ i!wBm