NOTICE.
Haying qualified us Administrator
of the estate of Heien Taborn, de
ceased, late of Franklin County, all
persons holding chtlme against Bald
estate are hereby notified to present
them to the undersigned on or before
the 24th day of March, 192?, or this
'-111 p'cnii la at their
corery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please come forward and
make immediate settlement. This
out. '"'1
3-25-6t W. B. BARROW, AdmY.
? ? NOTICE I
J. D. Davis and A. Z. Johnson
TH? w.ll known barbers, for colored
people of Loulsbnrg, N. C. are now
prepared to gWe the Tery beat aerrlce
in the barber line. We straighten the
CTCotta lialr ami ? mxks ? smooth tfce
straight. If you want the finest and
beat hair cat and stare gtre ns a tri
al and if we fall yon need not pay for
~ " J, D, DAVI3P*tA?1%. JOHNSON.
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
H.bO Vei Year lu Afltiaucee 1
"And There Was nt the SUghteet
Smell From Dead Rats *
? Writes John Simpkins, farmer of
AcuanOale, N.^7. 'Ka.U were n. *t
litg me hundreds yearly; tried dogs,
ferrets, poison, could not get rid of
them. Bought $1.25 pxg. of RAT?
SNAP (5 cakeB.) Used half, not a
live rat since. Dead opes aplenty. I
like RAT-SNAP because arcer k"Ung
rats it? dries them up? leaves no
smell." Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25
Sold and guaranteed by Allen Bros.
Co.
VHTTPF TO PREHTTOFffi
Having qualified as administrator 1
of C H. Bunn, deceased, late ofFrank
1 in County. N. C.. this is to notify all
persons having claims against- said
estate to present the same to the un?
tUMSlKUWl un in before the 15th day
of April, 1922, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recover ? All
persons indebted to said estate will
nlea.su make immediate settlement.
? J. D. OTALiLIXGS.
Adm'r. C. H. Bunn.
Wm. H. & Thos. W. Ruffin, Attys.
4 15-gt
25 Per Cent Off
On All
Box Stationery
Wc rcccivc fresh shipment
of BLOCK'S Candv
Weekly ' ?
Beasley Brothers Company
SPRTTILL BUILDING
LOUISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA
"ATTENTION PLEASE!"
^'THANKS"
Let Uncle Bud and- Brother Luther be your Insurance
Men.
This Agency can handle any kind'of an Insurance Prop
ositiqn.
We Insure everything that's Insureable.
Your business solicited and appreciated.
k * 4
You had better get that car insured, that home, that crop
this spring, and most important of all, "THAT
SELF." You can't dodge Death and Old Age.
Make provision for them NOW.
C. E. Mitchell
"UNCLE BUD"
YOUNGSVILLE, - - North Carolina
Groceries and Ice
Remember that I carry a fresh and up-to-date
line of Groceries. I make it a point to keep the
best goods in my line. Headquarters for ice in
any quantity from 5c worth to a block.
QUALITY, COURTESY, PROMPTNESS
OUR MOTTO.
Ice House opens from 8 to 11 o'clock Sunday for
convenience of patrons.
A. $. WIGGS
Ml SIf IX THE PCBLIC SCHOOLS.
The true importance of music la ?>,,,
public schools has only begun to he
reaiLed by America editors
jthe American public. As a public a^h
I m. ^^lecl, music is comparatively
1 tin ' ,'"0ne<?r work 1" thia field da".
) Ifr nn fnnhf hnrh Oi^,tae
I or the last century. A great awafc
jenlng is iu process, however, and tru
decade or d eca J e an <J a h!ur
h? V "b t"arollua this development
[hasbeen much less rapid than in^
?*?ly perVeut of thv cuI^Tl^X^j
Liiruliuu jtith - pupni nj.ii, OT_r
3.000 had special teachers of music In
the public schools; only one c*h.?
f~~* ^lary'aiid. had an equally sm-n
Kansas with 24 per cent. Florida with
-5 per cent. Tennessee with S3 per
' I"** wi"? " IT cent. Geor^a
Tr ni 1 ?Tu
cs were above 50 per cent. -wttfe--is
f^veK8^ P^r cent and two sutes
1 0nHnpr^liU1Ui' ) ranking
,100 per cent. Another important J
^uge^or the extent a53~?ff^>^5eis*^r
ilibak- in the putjlR m. liuolt, iu ;vu, , .
CarSTlnaTs To -T^rsmitf
tion of students entering the State I
L n iversity. A conside^ble nui^r
of these students has been examinee
since beptember. ; very few havi"
been found to have even a "slight r^ad '
Ing knowledge of music (except stud '
ents who have bad private instA^'
on), very frwr-hr-faet. had gained'
more than a superficial smattering a- !
J?"? J ?y "n? of musical knowledge
from their public school education, i
in .h? has some improvement I
in these conditions in .North Carolina
since 1917. the date of the figures ri*.
en just above. Between 1917 and 1920
-U>e I^rteniait af_ ciUes al^OOO and
more population emploving BDfri,, :
teachers of public school music to
creased from 28 per cent to 25 perl
f 6Do aa? 11x6 ciUes numbering 1.000
to 3.000 population, only 10 per cent
employed such special teach^, fn j
19.0, but this percentage, also is
greater than that for the same groun 1
ctties-tn 1DI7. tt-ts? known thLt.
Several cities in the State plan to in
augurate this work soon. And. more
fiopefut cities are sabsota
Ung up-to-date methods and materials i
r.n'IPip' nf !'"rtr fnr ?n,ln....'
ed and Ineffective ones used until now
It is mrt~our purpose in ibis bullet
in to urge or justify the place of mu
sic in the educational system; nor to
suggest specific methods or devices
-tan-xh*--caP3aiifc_clul^QL school m?.i
seTforth' 1 If' rather> our Purpose to
set forth the general plan for the ie- 1
velopment of school music as it has i
beeji worked out In hundreds of cit i
i?3 throughout the country; tr> eTmiu- :
li eh,Cerla ti cal developments In tie'
inrt ? ? general development
and to suggest, in a very brief bo** I
grapliy. sources of
on on some of the points here
-??^-trf-KeIin.?l M. l. V
Out of every hundred -school child
ren at least ninety-five can Se Jug?
thnf !t 1\Probab,e th?t not more
' " ??th,n hundred would I,- >rn
and thy . or the ^ench hora;
and that not more than ten or fifteen
would learn to play the piano or ;he
violin. It is the ninetr-five for who-n
?e must provide first. The basis o' sc
hool music, therefore, must *e vocil
music not only because more chil,'-on
have latent vocal abilitv. but because
I?, ???* *?es the greatest opt"^
Unities for general participation of
Mm. i ? a"i th? chJldre? ?? ?he same
time It is this socialixing aspec; of
vocal music which make It one of the
strongest agencies in the develops, nt
of school spirit. Practically all scb
ool children can and should be t*u
fh .? rea? votal m?sic,in by
the time they reach the up-?er 5n, J
they should be able to sing at ,-ei
music written in two and -tree pV-s
Toll .h' ,hVn^?r the PM
hod they should be able to read ?
d1mcur,rpart musie ?f
wm rery Kroup ?f sth?>' ch.idr^
?ill be found a certain per.-ent..-*
who have special ability or aptitufe
for the learning of instrtunenui , u.
s c. After voCSl music has iK".-n pro
tided for the greater number. iPM-a
mental instruction should be pirviie*
for the smaller number. And this in
struction must he furnished
free or at such a nominal cos; t3 t^l
individual pupil that lack of tie as
Py1" not Prevent the development" o'
the child who may be richly on.^ wed
by nature but poorly provided v iti
the world s goods. The newer :V9_
tem? of class instruction In vk.l;n. -A
ano and other instruments nuk ;>j.
entirely practical even In sm;.-| ,,j
comparatively struggling coran ut,,t|
From the standpoint of tluir f.rur?
? of i, u?S. scb-j..l iC| reu ?r, 'jU
vlded Into t *o classes; ui^, a lh< iar.
ger class ij made up or tn t<. v
om music w ll be an avocs.'oj a r
ter of culture, a useful employ
leisure time; the smai.er iu.ss is
made up of those who >||| ?r,.r
some phase of proton* >= ~.u, .
life, either as perfonn-rs nr toaHtrV
ers or members of the varioas "mu ?I
ca. trades. y>ud when one (tusi .. r.
our national expenditure* lor njJ.*.
this "smaller" group alttlnr a
considerable Importanr- Kor
1914 spent ? . nation
1600,000,000 on music in alt fo-a-. ?
and In the same year spent i?ti "
000.000 In the cotton induMit
000.000 in the automob;!,- In*i u ? T
$360,000,000 on electrical nurn.n,
etc In 1910 there were 1.U J|? '
Blclans and music I ear bars "
t~i States; in the same year
were U8.01S clergymen. lYl 7-M . 7
ges and lawyers. 51.5*4 rTvll.
\ '7' ?"?> electrical engi?^,
813 eachers In high wfcools
this smaller" group of ? | ,, f
ren who will enter muair as a prr.fJ-?.
slon, special traising sImmW be !!"
?<1 along theoretical lines the 1
?f ,h' h'?^ of muJTm^aT^
(Continued on Pa,, Tkreei
We art prepared to do your Shoe
and Hnrawa RtpAirlof proiupUy. Wo
have two experts on Shoes and Har
uess, erery job guaranteed. Old worn |
out Shoe# made to look like uew.
i Oar prkes on repalrla* Skae* and |
i< atker
r ti/iRtiLjj rii wj 1 1 1
Plus Freight
t h?TP I tig Ulftt -Yew Il4 bu
? latelj Itrst cla-s bam and wajroal
rrlis ftr . Uuit m nfMt l? |
sell in the next few Uajs. In arter
I* move them right awaj we are co
iickt ^ ('??>' la m< |? joars. We
al-o hare half a duira slaalarl a?
kes sewing machine* at a bargain,
also ? hi at stf>4 HctcIk at
a satrlinl j
j,fMTTqprrp/q p^p^Tft
Julias Lehman. Proprietor
Louisburs:, N. 0.
v From Her ( heap SweetkearL
Young Woman (hohlding out hand)
?Will you please tell me how to pro
nounce the name of the stone in this
ring* Is it turkoise or turkwoise?
Jeweler (after inspecting it> ? The
correct pronunciation is "glass." ? Bos
ton Trans< ript.
The QaWa* That D? MM Afltct TV BM
SALS ROAD BONDS
Sealed bids for $10,000 of road
Bonds ofCTfcress Creek Township, to
mature thirty rears frvm date, to be
dated December 1, 1920. and to b?ar
six per cent per annum Interest, pay
able semi-annually at Hanover Na
tlonal Bank. Near York City, will be
received at the office of the Board of
Commissioners .of Franklin County.
Louisburg. N. C.. up to the hoar of
two P. M.. May 9th. 1911. Each bid
10 be accompanied by certined t'liwA
for $200.00. and the right to r?je?t aay
snd all bids is hereby served.
By order of the Board of Commis
sioners of Frank lih County.
A. J. JOYNER. Chairman.
a C. HOLD EN. Clerk. .
By order of the Township Road Com i
mission of Cypress Creek Township. |
ARTHUR STRICKLAND,
Chairman. ,
A E. SPIYBY. Secretary 4-4-5*4
To Stop a Coo|ta Quick
tafa> HAYKf HEALING UUNKY.
" " which stopa the coach by |
' hritafdt
O-PQJ-T?.^,
SALVE for Cheat CoMa. HeacFookb and I
Craap b eacloacd with every bottle of
HAYEST HEALING HONEY. Iba salve 1
healing ti>c inflamed and irriUL, ?
A box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE
of children suffering from a Cold or Croup.
&J"'i Sah>* tfcraaah tha pvta af
eaatofth*
ask
HEALING HONEY.
Any
Garment
Worth cleaning requires
the skill of an artist/
It is quality not quan
tity you want. Being
sensitive goes where in
vited, and stops where
well treated at the San
itary Cleaners and Press
ers in the J. S. Howell
store building.
Jno. P. (logwood,
MGR.
P. S.? Hats'cleaned and
blocked and Dyeing a.
Specialty.
BETTER
DEAD
to a borJw whan the hadr
?uiiiu and the victim
?dent and ihiandh? nil. T?
G0UMBMJL
soBnn
SALE OF LAND
Under and by Ttrtue of an order of
the Superior Court of Franklin Coun
ty *&e special proceeding* en
titled Lucy Q. Conyers. Admr'x. vs. Sal
lie i\ Lane and others, the undersign
ed commissioner will on
MONDAY, the 9th Day of MAY.
mJl. kl 11 UtllH.li M. at ? the Cuurt
House door of Franklin County. N. C.
offer- for sale to the highest bidder for
cash that certain undivided Interest
in Ihe equity of and to a certain tract
of land in FTOnkllnton Township.
Franklin County, N. C. described as
follows:
Bounded on the North by the 'ands
of Dink Dickens and others; ? on the
t?ast by tne lafifl uT Jmnes Allen. Ko?
bert Allen and Addie Hunt; on the
South by Shepherd Person. Cora Long
.?? iu? Ky \vm t?nrigerson
and John Roone lands, containing one
hundred and five acres, more or less,
known as the S. G. Conyers home
place, said estato being subject to the
liens xecord ana tn^ lHtf tfBUilB vi '
doweV of Mro. -Lucy G. Convers In atuT
16 gifl tTETt Of "troth
This the~Sth day Of~Aprttr-i^4-.
BEN T. HOLDEN,
4-S-5t Commissioner.
"J \erer Itnrw^Yuu t'ould Ke?p Hats
(Kit u[ a Biitcber Shop."
Wtoat Halph -Walking says: "Pig.
ured rats around Btore hail enough to
(wad ua; wouldn't touch anything sua
plcioua. Heard about RAT-3.\'Af*.
gave It a trial., Ke^tilts were won
derful. Cleaned all rats out In ten
days. Diigs about Btore night and
<htv nt'ver touch HAT-SNAP." Three
sizes, 3oc, 6&c, JI.zo. SUlU aud guai -
anleed by Allen Bros. Co.
Oue>llon Incomplete.
Mrs. A? Have you Bttlt gOlJWrt-TOSfc ?
you- Imd last week?
Mrs. b -Which day last week?
Proper Thine.
' Tin ncal'ly broke and want ? noma ?
collars." "Ah! Then you want the
kind with just n slight roll."
Habitual Constipation Cured \
In 14 to 21 Days #
"LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN" fti a specially
I ....... ...t in mi pTnnir.l m alive for Hnhlfl|F||
Constipation, it relieves promptly but _
5iouid_be taken regulaily for 14 to SI day!) ?
to induce regular action^ It Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Taher*^>0c ?
per bottle.
SCREEN DOORS
Screen Windows, Screen Wire
Poultry Wire
5 V Galvanized Roofing at
$6.50 Square.
Corn and Cotton Planters, Guano Distributors
Plows and Castings
H. CFTAYLOR
Hardware Buggies harness
Heed a suit case or traveling bag ? if so, buy now ?
there is a most enticing state of luggage price affairs
today ? we sa\ ed in tb? buying of many lines of most
dependable suit cases and traveling bags, Snd we give
you the opportunity to do likewise ? you expect to take
a trip sooner or later ? anticipate your needs now in
these lines ? you can make a great saving.
W. E. White Furniture Company
Louisburg, N. C.
n
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Perry & Pearcc
Youngsville, N. C.
R. f. Fuller
60 llorno? and Main*. .Alio
H?y and Oat*. and
llarnitRR for *al?, ol tho right
kind and at th* right price*
WHI nail for ca*n nt part ea*h
or on approved ?*mrltj. II
yoor horne or mnl* don not
unit yon tdma In and ?e? II
yon tonld not make a trad*
tH what yon want. Come and
Wo wh*ther yon boy orl not.
R. F. FULLER
I.oalubnrt, R, C.