FRANKLIN TIMES
Cbristmaa, U will toon be here?
-Possibly the biggest break of to
:o of 'tile season was in Louisburg
'teriluy. ^
-There will" be a bo* party at In
?Me on Monday night, November
i twenty-second. Everybody lnvtt
MISS JEN Jilt AYCOCKK DEAD.
' ? Her many friends In Louisburg
will learn with much regret of the
death of Miss Jennie Aycocke, which
occurred at her tome on Spring afr
eet lost before 8 o'clock Tuesday
night. She was 53 years ot age" and
Reaves a brother, Mr. John Ayoocke,
of Florida, and' lister, Miss Clara Ay
cocke of this place.
The funeral services were held from
the home at J: JO o'clock WMftoaday
afternoon and wire conducted by
Rev. W. B. Morton, and t? Inter
ment waa made In Oak lawn H'lWXiry
In the presence ot unite a large num
ber of sympathising friends.
Every dear lady, young or old, has
? right to expect that Santa Clans
Will bring her a pretty sew breakfast
cap. Three of this year's models, all
easy to make, are ah own In the pic
ture and tliey employ ribbons, - net
laces and flowers, as usual.
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
Furbelows for Maids
Man? a fair maid. wlU n0otee In
saeb new and mart furbelows of (lb
ban as an pictured bent wbeo Cbrlat
maa brings bar remembren??. Stan
la a collar, veatae afid girdle with a'
bag to match that arc lrreelatlbla. TUa
garniture for tbe waist to made af
atrlpad Kb boo ehowlng tha |lwm
color* tn Roman strlpee. -
' The girdle la knotted at Cbe Ml
and banc* In tw pointed enia,
bag la drawn vp and aaepended
by narrow aattn ribbon, baa a aOk
ornament, like those oo tba ooUar. at
tba bottom. ? ??
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Win Hare to Wo Some.
Our Idea of a smart girl la one who
can make her complexion taste aa
'good as it looks. ? Livingston (Ky.)
Enterprise. ?
ONE BLACK MARE 5 YEARS OLD, 1
Top Buggy for sale the 6th of Deo.
1920. H. E. PERNELL. 11-19-lt
NOTICE
Pursuant to the power contained
In a certain mortgage executed to me
by Jake Nowell, I will offer for sale
to the highest bidder at auction at
the Court House ?&oor in Loulaburg, N.
C., on Saturday, December 11th, 1920
at about the hour of noon, the follow
ing described property: One 4ne
mule, two suns, one flue tmiuw:
L This Nov. 18th, 1920. -
11-19- 2t H. ? - HARRIS, Mtg.
FARM TOR 8AUS CONTAINING *XF
ty ?cmi near Looiiburg on public
road all necessary building raoafh
wood on It to par for It. Addres*
Loulsburg, N. C., R. F. D. No. 4,
. Bo* 98. ll-19-2t
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$160,000.00 TOWN OF FRANI OjH
TON, N. C. GOLD BONDS.
? - Sealed proposal! will be received
nntll 2:00 o'clock P. If.. November
80th. 1920. by the urfdsrstsmd Clerk
at the Town Hall In aalfl Town, for
the purchase of ail'or any part of the
following Issue of bond* of said Town.
$160,000.00 Water and Sewer bonds
maturing annually April aa fol
lows: Two bonds 1912 to 1926, both
Inclusive, Three bonds 1927 to MSI.
both inclusive. Four bonds 19J4 to
1944, both inclusive, and Five bonds
1945 to 1961, both in elusive.
The Issue 1* dated April 1st, 1920.
Denomination $1,000.00, Interest at
the rate of Six per centum per an
num. Principal 'and semi -annual In
terest (A. & O. 1,) payable in New
York In gold at the office of the Unit
ed States Mortgage * Tmst Company.
The bonds are to be prepared under
the supervision of the United States
Mortgage A. Trust Company of New
fork City, "which win certify as to
the genuineness of the signature* of
the city officials and the seal impres
sed thereon. Legality will be sjk
proved by Mr. Chester B. Msss11<h
of New Tork City, and Mr. J. JU
Morehead of Durham, N. C., whose
approving opinions will be fttrnfslWd
to the purchaser without chars*.
These bonds are direct and general
obligations of the Town of Frankllii
ton. Issued under the Municipal Fi
nance Act, and an unlimited tax Cor
the payment of principal and Interest
has been authorised by law and ordi
nance.
All bids must be -on blank forms
which win be furnished by the under
s!a?9 Clerk or said Tmst Company,
and mart be accompanied by cash, or
a csrtfted check drawn to the order
of -tire treasurer at (m Townj&oC
Franklfnton, N. 8;,' in an amount eq
ual to Two per centum of the face
amount of the bonds bid for, to se
cure the Town against any loss re
sulting from the failure of the bid
der to comply with the terms of his
bid. . ?
Bonds will be delivered to'the pur
chaser at the office of said United
States Mortgage & Trust Company In
New York City on December the 9th,
1920. or as soon thereafter aa the
bonds can be prepared, and must then
be paid for in New York funds.
No bids of less than par and of ac-.
crued Interest will be considered. The
right to reject any or all bids Is re
served. ?J
Dated. Fr&nkllnton, N. C., Oct. 19,
1920 : : :
: ? (Signed) a r. FORD. Mayhr ?
(Signed) Georgle L. Cooke, Clerk.
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NOTICE
Hiring qualified as executor of
the estate pf Weslev Radford, deceas
ed. late of Franklin County, notice Is
hereby given ail persona holding cla
1ms anal nit his estate to present them
to the undersigned oo or before the
18th day of November, 1921, or this
notice will be plead In bar of thei*
recovery. All persona indebted to
said estate will please come forward
and make immediate settlement. This
Nov. 18th, 1920.
j R. R. RADFORD.
II-19-6t " Extr.
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NOTICE 1
Those who owe me for work will
please pay me by Dec. 1st, 1920 as I
have got to pay my Mils by that time.
If I can't get a settlement by that,
time I will have to proceed in some
other way to collect It. _
I II-19-21 E. A. ROGERS. .
PLEASE RETURN THEM
About a month ago I loaned some
one my pipe cutter and threaders, and
they have not returned them yet al
though they might know I need them
badly. I will appreciate their early
return. H. C. .Oapfon. ll-12-2t
NOTICE OF SUMMON8
North Carolina, In Superior Court
Franklin Co. Before the Clerk
J. R. Cooke, Lizzie Person and hus
band, J. C. Person, Clayton Cooke,
Ferry Cooke, Ben Cooke, Charley
Cooke, Eleanor Blacknall, Matthew
' Person, Julta Kearney, Elmos Ke
arney.
Vs.
Herbert Cooke, 'Irvln Cooke, Ernest
Cooke, Rebecca Cooke, Minnie Belle
Cooke, James Person, Lola Person,
VLattle Belle Person, Joe Kearney,
Carrie Kearney, Dennis Person and
James Kearney.
To Herbert Cooke, Irvln Cooke,
Ernest Cooke, Rebecca Cooke, James
Person, Lola Person, Mattle Belle
Person, Dennis Person: The De
fendants above named will take No
tice that an action entitled as above
haB been commenced In the Superior
Court of Franklin County, North Car
o'na to sell the lands tf (.rayton
Cooke deceased, situate In said Coiyi
ty and State near the Town of Franlt
linton, N. C. for the purpose of mak
ing assets to pay indebtedness and
for a division of the remaining pro
ceeds among the legatees of ? said
Crayton Cooke, and the said defend
ants will further take Notice that
they are required to appear at the of
fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court
ot said County and State on the 27th
flay of November, 1920, and answer or
demur to the said Complaint In said
action or the Plaintiffs will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded In
said Complaint. This 1st day of No
vember. 1980. ^
J. J. BARROW,
11-5-41 CWK superior court. ?
Oceans of Bargains
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THE BIG SALE IS STILL ON AT
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McBrayer Clothing Co.
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Many of our customers have
been buying because we are of
fering REAL BARGAINS, and
we want yoa to be one of the
many. Come early while our
stock is complete. Our loss is
your gain. \
McBrayer Clothing Co.
"Everything; for Daddy and the Boys"
PHONE 80 LOUISBURG, N. C. *
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Crowds Stream In
215 People First 18 Minutes
Goods Pour Out
Some Crowd
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Time is short. The bargains are
fleeting. Tou skeptics. You un
believers. You economical to c
you I say, follow the crowds of
wis* ones to this
Main Street
Louisburg, N. C
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Our Mr. C. C. Hudson left Tuesday for
the Northern Markets to purchase goods
to replenish his already large stock. He
expects to be able to secrue a number of
Big Bargains and suggests that you await
his return to do your buying.
Compound Lard 17c Per lb.
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C C. Hudson Co.
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( WIDE- AWAKE HBBOUHD
LOUISBVBD, ' ^r-r NORTH CAKOLIHA //.J