PUT NOT YOUR TRUST IN F.ONEY
BUT PUT YOUR MONEY IN TRUST
If yon have any tdle
money which you ^re
planning to invest, depos
safety of the principal is
assured until' you gftt
ready to use it. We will
feter
flat on ftamft Whl Ift It -ic r>?
vO v vrll OOuzv ?? 1111 v It 13 v7 11
. deposit with us but wilL
cheerfully assist you in
the selection of your in
vestment.
We appreciate your pa
tronage whether large or
small and will be only too
glad to serve you.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
\ LOUISBURG, N. C.
Member of the Federal" Reserve System
g. B. McKtPnB,"gEesidegt J. Bcaglcy.. Cashier
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $85,000.00
The modest building pictured here
housed the first banK with which
the American government had any
official connection, and from this
small beginning has grown up the
vast system of banKing in this
country.
fL Of that system this banK is a part,
and it is that part which best rep
resents the banKing facilities of this
community. It offers to our people
the same opportunities that larger
institutions offer the people of
larger communities.
savings deposit with us means a
safe, money-earning investment for
you. It means the beginning of a
habit that will become a pleasure
as you watfch your account grow.
C. start a banh account with us today.
Farmers National Bank
J. M. ALLEN. T. H DICKENS,
President , Vice-President
' H. M. STOVALL, Cafllier
Capital $50,000.00 Surplus $10,000.00
Louisburg, North Carolina
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
K V ;OH>SON. Fdltor sod M?a??ert
-"TAR DROPS?
-Quite a lot (if moving \is being
| done at this time. \
? Cotton sold fur 12 1-2 cents a 1
j pound ift ? ? > .>wl or.luy . i
Tom mim ty six; a s welcome >
HOMK SEC KETAKY NAVY
As a welcome hTnrie to Secretary of.
the Navy Josephus Daniels and Mrs. ;
Daniels, after eight years in Wash
ington. a big community sing will be j
staged in Raleigh at the city auditor
?km nn -feiu:. nitty. Meruit ?>. utnUr ?
auspices of the Wake County Com- ?
munity Council, of which Dr. Clar- 1
i-nci' Ptic is rhnlrm.ui. and ih?* n*1' \
eigh Kecreatibn Commission, of w&i^"j
ch Dr. A. G. Spingler is chairman.
Former Governor T. W. Bkkett is i
expected to welcome Ui^-jwcretary and |
hio wifn b.tck home ?_ntj JJb. J, H ;
come on benalf of the counTyH Both.]
Mr. and Mrs. Daniels wlll_ respond ?
with short, .fipeecbee-. ? N'ol~ mortflhan
twtTfiTy minutes will be given to the
speaking however, as the community
singing amL-(ne solos ana instrumen
tal iiiubLl will he the feature of ? the
occasion. with a large place given to
M>ngiii? oC till- familiar ? gospel
hymns.
It is announced that only two Beats
will be reserved in the whole audi
torium. these being for Secretary and
Mrs. - Daniels. ? Tim east -^rrHery- -will
be allotted to the negroes of the city
as usual, the arena, dress circles and
west gallery being left for the white
people. ? Raleigh Times.
EXTENT OF DAMAGE TO COTTON
A letter received by a local citizen
from Barrett &"Co., Cotton brokers,
on the extent of damage to cotton un
der various conditions should be of
interest to our readers. It follows:
"A series of experiments by the
Department of Agriculture was re
-<?ently held in Georgia with the view'
of determining the extent to which
cotton, in bales would damage under
various conditions. The results we
re striking.
"A bale placed flat on the ground,
fully exposed to -tfw weather, in the
course of eight months was damaged
to the extent of 370 lbs. Another bale"
placed on its edge with no further at
"A bale placed on its edege and I
turned over once a week lost 110 lbs. |
"A bale placed on its end and not
turned lost 78 lbs. while a bale plac- 1
ed in a warehouse for Hie same per- j
iod loot ONLY ONE POUXP. The
overlooked. ^
"In addition to the damage to the
cotton from the weather, it is either
.nnt ineiirmt :it all nr if inaiirgri, it par
ries an almost prohibitive rate. Fur
thermore while lying on the farm it is
not a basis of-^redit and does not |
function commercially? as ?t would ir 1
placed in a bonded warehouse and a
nlil In' of Kr.eaTluu.Tv$CU> yoir."
All (1 cared V p. ? He ? You know T
love you: will you marry me?
She ? But, my dear boy, I refused
you only a week ago.
He ? Oh, was that you?
The
Prodigal
Village
By Irving Bacheller
You JVill ?M,ss a Treat if
You Fail to Read It
OUR NEW SERIAL!
MI(;kI,_ sayu
, Thursday. March 3. 1921. at
u??f the hour of noon, at ihe store for
tt.? rlv occupied by The McBrayer
( i 'hiiiK Company, in the town of
I>?rl<bttrK. I will offer fo'r sale to the
hi*r?:"Ht btd?!tr at public auctloli. for
e/.-h. all accounts <lue The McBrayer
( ? " jnjf Company remaining unpaid
at t ' it time. A list oftTTP^eebiors'
i?c. furnished prospective bidders
?- ttnrc gny _ : _
I). F. McKIXNL. Receiver for
The McBr&ycr Clothing Com
pany. Inc.
ON BEEF.
tlhd a thie tftie of chofcp-Beet,
l'??rK. Sausage trmi 4'fmrrtry t'rodui'o.
The folio wing In some of my prices:
Mow Beef* 15 Cents
Monk ? ? 2i) Cent*
Round Stenk . . a. M * en!*
Pork . . . . . . . . . .;m Cents
Pork Sausage .V) Cents
is t ri and Porn Sun
^age .... 25 Cents
1 maintain no de'lv?r^ service there
by r-nving you that on*t, I. niiy hhrti
esi for atl kTn3s of Country
I'rodtice.
J. F. FAl'LKNEH, Proprietor.
2-25
NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of J. M. White, de
ceased, late of Franklin County, all
persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
them to the underirtgned- on or before
the 25th day of February. 1922, or
this, notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will please come for
ward and make immediate settlement.
This the 24th day of Feb.. 1921.
2-25-6t J. R. WHITE, Adm'r.
NOTICE.
- On January 10 Lli I took up a t>ay
horse, very poor, at my home three
miles south of Loulsburg. The own
er canget same by paying for this ad
venisemeul Hiid expenses. H ? nrrt"
called for by March 25th. 1921 1 will
sell said horse at public auction at
the ( ' o art house door -in Louisburg, "N".
C.. to satisfy cost ot keeping. This
Feb'v . 23rd, 1921.
8 86 St A, T. SHEA?IX.V
*? [NOTICE.
I3v virtue ot the fact that my dau
ghter, Flonnie Williams, 13 only four
teen years or age 1 noreoy toroia any
lifcnister, Magistrate or other officer
1n? the State of North Carolina that
might have? authority _U> rorfonn ? re
marriage ceremony, to perform such
a marria-gg opr*>nmnv wherein ahlL
umy be one of the contracting parties
jrider penalty of Uuj flmmi? iinnitH-a
Thia Feby,
C. G.. WILLIAMS.
2-25-4t R. 1. Casta! ta. N. C.
.> (J I IV. IV. .
Having qualified as. administrator
of the estate 'if Henry Ethridge, de
l-eased. Tate of Frat.klin County, alt
persons holding claims against said
ustato are hereby notified to present
them to the undersigned on or before
t!i* 25th day of February. i!?22. or
t iiis notice will l>e plead in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will -please come for
ward and make invniediate settlement.
'Ibis the 24th May of Feb.. lt?2l.
2-25-6t WILLI K PKAHCK. Adm'r.
^ - FINE REELS - 6
Star Theatre
FRIDAY, FEB. 25TH
"The Life of .
Buffalo Bill"
In Old Frontier Days
Kllllnsr fhlif Tall Huh lit the Hai
ti* of Sunset Springs.
(?carding the I' S. Troops In Time
of Danger
Supplying Buffalo meat for (ho Un
ion Pacific R. K.
See the great tight at the Waterlmle
in Heath Valley.
The Old Stage Coach and Tony Ex
press.
At the <?olden tiate Buffalo IHl's
tirst knowledge of the Went.
Washington combating the Red man
in Virginia
William Penn's Treaty with the In
dian*.
Landing of the Pilgrims at Plymou
th Rock, and other Interesting pic
ture* and scenes.
ADMISSION? 10 and 20 C ents
Prominent Western
Man-Praises Tanlac
G. W. Logan, Pea body, Kansas
"Tanlac has completely restored j
jRy health and I feel finer than in ]
years," was the straightforward state- '
ment made recently by Mr. George 1
W. Logan, of Peabody, Kansas, one'
of the most prominent stock-dealers j
in the MMtHe West. ? ?
"It has not only made a new man |
of me but I have actually gained j
thirty^flve pounds in weight and feel j
as well ras- 1 ever did in my life. Ii
am teiHny-fcH- of mry ? fricndn ? about '
Tanlac biUarfchey can see for themsel
ves what tt has done in my case . \
1 "When I began taking Tanlac 1 1
was in an awfully run-down condi
tion. T was away off in weight, felt
I weak and nervous a^l of the time and
i couldn't take any ? interest in m>-;
[work or anything else. My .main
trouble was indigestion. Nothing
seemed to agree with me. At times
I would have dizzy spells and at oth
times my back would ache so ba ?L
that I could hardly get up and down
In my chair. This is just the condi
tion T was in when I started to take
this medicine. *It took just six bot
tles to make a well man of me. I
now have a flaw appetite, everything
tastes good and my digestion is
"My wife was also troubled with
indignation ? at ? times and it ? relieved
her the same way . You may publish
my statement wherever you like and
if anyone doubts it. just tell them te
see me."
Tanlac is sntd in I^ouistourfl? toy
SCOGCIN DfaUG CO.
sir* t~~' i i o
Hay isszsale ! -
T'p. , in?* s rustics t : yrvr Fcr.n L&ht and Home
Elect/ic . ?;*? :/!unt is il.c- I'.nz.-.ci between assured
satibfac'.i ... ...d "rcay-be-i:-tt."
Why There i? "'vayr. on** be-? t in every
thing?: in electric p:: ::L" i ' :3 ?h V..-xLi.Z"^ .
Thousands of users throughout ;!:? worid know from
actual experience that this is true.
Here's the Proof
(Here Insert Some Good,
Brief Testimonals)
Be Sure ? See the LALLEY First
R. I. MITCHELL
LOCAL DEALER BUNN, N. C.
Headquarter. i for
Electrical Equipment for thm
Farm and Rural Horn*
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