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sglGARETTC
10 for 10 cts
MANY smokers prefer
it. They '11 find that
fhi'i pfl rVflg" trn
Lucky Strike Cigarettes
will just suit them.
Try them ? dealers now
carry both sizes : 10 for
10 cts; 20 for 20 cts.
It's Toasted
1 8 it merely for protection that so
many waists go armed on Joy rides at
night?
If you want to scare a plump worn
junkmen's selling scales.
Time will tell if there be anything
more than "con" in fhe economy pro,
gram of the Republicans.
This^to gtre notice that the flrrb of
the City Grocery Co.. of Franklinton,
was dissolved by mutual consent on
March Stb, 1921. by D. C. Hicks sell
ing his interests to W. W Shearin
TTie said W. w. shear In Graving pur
cliased the entire business alt w>
COUP** dug flrTT1 payahlA ? la.
him and tie assumes all obligations of
said firm. This April 25th, 1921.
D. C HICKS. ? ?
6-6-4t W. W. SHEARIN.
NOTICE OF. SALE OF LAND.' |
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in that deed
ot trust executed by W. L. W. Lane and
wife Bailie M. Lane to E. H. Maione,
Trustee, dated June 28th. 1919. and re
corded in Book 224 at page 384. office
of the Register of Deeds for Franklin
County. N. C., default having beetf
made in the payment of the debt the
rcoy "ecured and demand for foreclos
ure having been made on the trustee
by the holder of said indebtedness, the
undersigned will on
MONDAY, the 6th DAY OF JUNE.
1921,. at or about the hour of Noon at
the Courthouse door in Louisburg. N
C. offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash a certain
tract or parcel of land situate in
Franklin County. State of North Car
olina. adjoining the lands of J. A.
t+4Hl other*- and bounded as fel
lows, viz: Beginning at the junction
of the Simm's bridge road and the
Louisburg-Franklinton road: thcnc-:
along the Siinn>'s bridge road 17 ch
ains to J A. Duke's line; thence S IS
l-3d 14 SS chains to center of Louis
burg-Frrnklinton road; them e along
the said Louisburg-Franklinton road,
westerly '.<.10 chains to the beginning,
containing 6.F>1 acres, more or les?,
and being the land conveyed to K. P.
^Blackley et als, by H. T. May, bv deed
recorded in Book 199 at page 396 in
the Registry of Deeds "for " Franklin
County and by K. P. Blaekley'et als,
to J. F. Pennewell by need recorded in
Book 227 page 114. said Registry of
Franklin County and by J. F. Penne
well and wife to W. L. W. I*ane by
deed dated June 2Sth. 1919.
This 6th dav of Mav. 1921.
5-13-4t E. H. MALONK. Trustee.
aecreiary or Agriculture Wallace
has his own diversified farming sch
eme; he operated five farms in live
states.
The fact that there are a few Rt<l
teachers in^our schools doesn't excuse
us for underpaying ones.
? All the people can't be fooled all the
time with that sugar shortage story.
NOTICE TO TAX LrfSTERSr ^
Owing to an order or the Board of
County Commisslnnflra ^unnlrlng &H_
list takers to report a list of all per
sons in their township who failed to
ll?t their property for taxes In the
"?ftrn<ng all pprsnna ifl *VftnV;Un Co?
unty to see to this important duty and
save yourself possible embarrassment"
and expense.
H. W._PERRY?_.Tai Supervisor.
S-13-3t Franklin County.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND.
Under and by virtue of the power I
and authority contained in that deed
or trust executed by rsatnaniei Men
derson and wife Lillie Henderson to
E. H. Malone, Trustee, dated Jan. 17th
1919 and recorded in Book 119 at page
576. office of the Register of Deeds for
Franklin County, N. C. default having
been made in the payment of the debt
thereby secured and demand for fore
closure having been made on the said
trustee by the holder of the said in
debtedness. the undersigned will, on
MONDAY, the 6th DAY OF JUNE.
1921. at or about .the hour of Noon, at
the Courthouse door in Louisburg, N.
offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash a certain
tract of land lying and being in Fr
anklinton Township, Franklin County.
State of North Carolina, and more par
t^rnlarty -rtpsrrtbcrt srjjft- defined as fol
lows. I^ot No. '1 Block "C" described
and contained in a certain I^ap made
by M. S. Davis, which map is register
ed in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Franklin County in Book 179
page 12.
This 6th day of May. 1921.
f,-i:i-4t E. H. MALONE. Trustee.
NOTICE
. ? Having qualified as administrator
of the estate Of O. 15. Gay. deceased,
late of Franklin County, all person?
holding claim* against his estate are
hereby notified to present themjto the
undersigned on or before the 6th dav
of May. 1922. or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please conw forward and make imme
diate settlement. This May 5th. 1921.
5-6-6t W. 8. GAY. Adm'r.
"ATTENTION PLEASE!"
"THANKS"
Let UnclelBud and Brother Lather be your Insurance
Men.
? I
This Agency can handle any \rindIof an Insurance Prop
osition. ?
We Insure everything that's Insureable.
Your business solicited and appreciated.
You had better get that car insured, that home, that crop
this spring, and most important of all, "THAT
SELF." You can't dod(?e Death and, Old Age.
Make provision for them NOW.
C. E. Mitchell
"UNCLE BUD"
YOUNGS VILLE, - North Carolina
j NOTICE OK ELECTION IN LOUIS
BVHU GHADKI) SCHOOL.
DISTRCCT.
| Ordered that the petition lor iB
call? of an election in the Louisbun
Graded School District tor the pur
pose of submitting to the qualified vo
inn- of ml 1)1 ,,-u; ,>... iliinljn,) M
issuance of Oil? Hundred Thousam
IX>llars of the bonds crf~Saitfr THati'ic
aud_ the levying of the special taxet
us provided in Chaptvi 17 of the Prl
vate Laws iff 1921) extra iession filei
l>y the Board of Graded School Trus
tees of Louisburg be g rallied and thai
said petition be recorded in the uiiti
utes of this meeting.
; Ami Ordered FiirHn> nn ata.,
TTOtl ts hereby- citiied lie held In ? |, t
Louisburg Gradetl School District un
der and by vlrtuy of the authority ,,i
Chapter 17 of the private ? laWg ? <31
1920 Extra Session and upon the pe
tition of the Board of Graded School
Trustees of Louisburg, at which there
,l1"" 1 '???lill 1 I ir ;lm VL1
ters of said Distrirt-rttc ntiesHrm 0I
the issuance of One H\mdrea~ Thous
and Dollars of the bonds of said dis
trict and the levying of a special tax
within said District for the payment
of the principal and Interest of . said
_ That sail! election FturW-ho-hai.i ?n
Tuesday the -Slst duy_ui_^ilay, 1921 at
the Court House in Louisburg, X. C
rrom sifnrtro? pf s&id day.
Tliai-a-mrv? rceiuUminn of
within said District Is hereby ordered
The registration books to be open on
the JSth day of April and to remain
open for twenty days exclusive of Sun
days, and to be closed 'on the second
Saturday preceding the day named for
the election.
That A. W. Alston - is hereby ap
pointed registrar of said election and
S. P. Boddie and James E. Malone, Jr.
are appointed Judges of said election.
Ordered further that the following
notice of said registration and elec
tion be published in the "Franklin
Times" and posted at the Court
House door in said Town of Louis
bwn -
1. Notice is hereby given that In'
aocordance with the provisions of
an Act of the General Assembly- of
North Carolina Private Laws of 1920.
Cilia Session, Chapter ? tf, ? eoUU?4
"An Act To Authorize the Board of
.graded School Trustees of Louisburg
to issue "bonds for* the purpose of er
ecting and equiplng additional scho'ol
hniiHinffn fi |- i nniibiirft "rnilril
School District." Ratified the 20th
day of August. 1920 ? and upon th? pe
tition of the Board of Graded School
Trustees of LouTsburg made-thru (w
Chairman, W. H. Yarborough, the
Board of Pollnty nommlmlnncr. of
Franklin County, do hereby order an
election to be held on- Tuesday the
SlM-day oLMay, 1921, at which said
election there shalfcjbfe submitted to~
the voters of Loulsbuffc Graded School
District the question of the Issuance of
One Hundrer Thousand dollars of the
bonds of said District tor the purpos
e s set forth in said Act. atifl the luvy
of a special-tax within said DU
tricct for the payment of the princi
pal and interest of said bonds. A
copy of said Act of the General As
sembly is herewith published and
made a part of this notice.
2T That a new registration of -the
voters within said District is hereby
ordered and the registration books
will be opened on the 28th day ot
April 1921, and will remain open from
9 A. M. to sunset for twenty days ex
clusive of Sundays for the registra
tion of voters within sajd District,
and will closed on the second Sat
urday preceding the day named for
.salrl election.
3. The Registrar will attend with
the registration books at the prJTTThg
place upon each Saturday during the
said period of twenty, days for the
registration of voters and said books
will be open at the office of A. w. Al
ston in Louisburg. X. C. upon all oth
vr days during the said period men
tioned. and all voters registering or
offering to register will be subject to
challenge as provided by law.
4. That said election will be held
as far as practicable as are elections
for members of the General Assembly.
5. That the voting place shall be
at the Court House In the Town of
Louisburg. X. C.
6. That at said election those dual
ified voters In Louisburg Graded Sc
hool District fayoring the issuance of
said bonds and the levying of gn|d
special tax shall vote a written or
printed ballot containing the words
For School Bonds" and those quali
fied voters opposing the issuance ol
said bonds and the lewlng of said
special tax shall vote a' written or
printed ballot containing the words
"Against School Bonds."
j By order of the Board of Commis
sioners for the County of Franklin.
JOV NKR, Chairman.
S. ( . HOLDEN. Clerk. 4-8-81
An Art to Anlhorlxe the Board of Gra
ded School Trustees of l.onishtirg tq
Issue Bonds for the Purpose of Er
ecting and Equipping Additional
School Buildings for the LouKburg
Graded School District.
The General Assembly of North Car
olina do enact:
Section 1. That for the purpose of
providing Increased school facilities,
either by the erection of a new build
ing or buildings, or the enlargement
Of the preaent building, tlie board of
graded school truateea of Ixxiisburg
be and they are hereby authorised
and empowered to Issue bonds of the
Tsouisburg Graded School District to
be styled "IxMilsburg Graded School
Building Bonds,'" to an amount not
exceeding one hundred thousand dol
lars of such denominations as said
board of graded school trustc-M may
deem advlsiable, bearing interest from
the date of issue at a rate not ex
ceeding six. per centum per annum,
with interest coupons attached Said
bonds shall be of such form ami tenor
and transferable in such manner, and
the principal thereof payable < r re
deemable at such time or times, not
exceeding thirty years from the date
thereof, and principal and interest
payable at such place or places {is the
I said bounl of graded scnool trustees
st all determine. None of said bonds
IbluiH be dl?rK>sf>rol for less than, their
|y:.r valUtramTffie salil bonds may be
j Issued at bui.Ii time or times and in
[such amount or amount?, not exceed
ing in the aggregate the sum hereto-]
(ore limited, as mUy be deemed best
' Lv the said boara of j;vaduU scnool
'trustees. Said bonds~"Shall be issued
I In the name of the Loutsburg Graded
School District, sealed with its cor
' porate seal, and signed by the chair
inian and secretary of the said board
ot graded school trustees.
| Sec. 2. Said bonds shall be sold by
the said board of gradetl school trua
Itces only after advertisement in some
\ newspaper publlsned In the county ot
rFT?nnctTn tor two -weeks prior t? Uit
I date of sale, naming the time and
; placw when tiouled propoimht for ?
i purchase of said bonds will be recelv
! ed. and the same shall be awarded to
the bidder submitting the highest bid:
Provided .said bid shall not be less
- than par and ttce rued interest. Ttre~
-I >-H of graded school trustees shall
fjave the right to require of each bid
|der a deposit as a guarantee of good
faith.
Sec. 3. The proceeds or the sale of
-bondo uhall ? be ? received by the
treasurer of the said board of graded^
-school -friTstppB who shall give such
additional bond as may be requireu
of him by said board, and no part ot
the said proceeds shall he used for
ed In this act
Sec. 4. For the purpose of provid
ing for the payment of the luterest on
said bonds and the principal thereof
at maturity, the board of commission
ers of Franklin County shall annual
ly, at the time ot the levying ot other
taxes in said county, levy a special
tax on all polls and real and personal
property subject to taxation within
said Loulsburg Graded School District
sufftCRfnt to pay the accruing interest
and to provide a sinking fund for the
payment of the principal of said bonda
at maturity: Provided, that said spe
cial tax shall not exceed twenty cents
on the -one hundred dollars valuation
of property and sixty cents on each
poll. That BUch taxes shalt be col
lected by the sheriff of Franklin Coun
ty as other public taxes are collected
in Bald county, nud the said snerift '
shall pay the same over to the treas
urer ot the board of graded school
trustees who shall keep the same se
parate and apart-from all other funds
belonging to oald graded school ? <Hs- -
trlct, and shall use the same onljj, for
the purpose of paying TUB Interest
nriH the principal -.ot the aforesaid,
bonda. ? -
Sec. 5. That none of said bonds
shall bo issued, nor shall th" afore
said tax be levied until this act shall
be submitted to and approved by a
majority of the qualified voters of the
iaid graded Bchool district at an elec
tion to be held within said graded
Bchool district. The board of com
missioners of Franklin County Bhall
upon petition ot the board of graded ;
school trustees ot Loulsburg, at any
time within two years Tram the rati- -
fication of this act, o'rder an election
to be hel? within said district at a
time and place to be fixed by the said
board of commissioners, at which said
electiori1 there shall be submitted to
the qualified voters ot said district
the question ot the Issuance of said
bonds and the levying of said taxes.
The said board of commissioners sh
all give notice for not less than thirty
days in some newspaper published in
I.ouisburg, which notice shall state
the purpose of said election, the time
and place at which it is to be held, and
shall recite in substance the provis
ions of this act. Said commissioners
shall appoint a registrar and two poll
holders for such election and shall
order a new registration of the voters
within said district. Said election
shall, in all other respects, be conduc
ted as nearly as is practicable as el
ections for members of the General
Assembly. At such election those qu
alified voters in Louisburg Graded
School District favoring the issuance
of-said bonds and the levying of the
said special tax herein provided for
shall vote a written or printed ballot,
containing the words "For School
Bonds," and those qualified yot,?ia,ln
Louisburg Graded School District op
posing the issuance of said bonds and
I the levying of the said special tax he
rein provided for shall vote a written
or printed ballot containing the woBds
"Against Schobl Bonds." It shall be
the duty of the registrar and judges
of the election to count and canvass
the votes cast at such election, and to
prepare and file with tie register of
deeds ot Franklin County an abstract
setting forth the number of qualified
voters In said district, the number of
votes cast and how cast at such elec
tion, and upon such return the board
of commissioners of Franklin Coun
ty shall declare the result of such el
ection. If at such election a major
ity of the qualified voters shall vote
"Kor School Bonds," then all of the
provisions of this act with reference
to tho iHHuanee of Bald i>on<l8 and the
levying of said special tax shall Im
mediately be in full force and effect.
Said bonds may be Issued at any l,nJ?
within two years of the date of said
election.
Sec 0 That all laws or clauses of
laws In conflict with this act arc here
by repealed.
Sec. 7 That this act shall be In
force from and after Its ratification.
Ratified this 20th day ot Au*u?t, A.
D. 1920.
4-8-St 1
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take HAYES* HEALING HONEY, a
rough medicine which stops the rough by
I healing the inflamed and irritated tissues.
A bo* of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Cold#, Head Colds and
Croup is enclosed with every bottle of
HAYES* HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be rubbed on the chest and throat
of children suffering from a Cold or Croup.
The henllrifct effort of Hsyen' Healhff Honey In
side the throat qnmblnrd with the h*a|Tnfl effort of
OroTe'e O-Peo-Trate Salve through ttie pore# of
the *kin toon stop* a oough
Both remedle* are packed In one carton and the
ooat of the combined treatment I* 38c.
Just ask your druggist for HAYES'
HEALING HONEY.
SLOW _
DEATH
Aches, pain?, wrvninnm, itiffi. 1
culty in urinating, often moan :
serious disorders. The world's (
standard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles ?
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bring quick relief and ofttn ward off j
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remedy of Holland for more than 200
yea ra. All druggists, in three sires.
Look foe tk? name Gold MmUI oa mrmrr bo*
and accept bo imitilioo
About the only argument til favor nf
a large standing array is that It would
help to keep expenditures up with the
tn? ranalpte.
? rOR. 9Al.C- BY'
F R. PLEASANTS. Loulsburg,
?r C .TOVXER. Frankllnton.
and all Drug Stores.
40C ? 10-1-20
Many solutions of the housing prob
lem have been suggested but none bet
ter than the one to bulla some houses.
It will never do to say. "What you
don't know won't hurt von." to the
ul?. >UHi*n't know what hit him ?
The teHowa- -with. incnev are not
Thtrt-'s why they have money.
Habitual Constipation Cured
? lnl * to 21 ?
"LAX-^ W1TO PEPSIN'' is a speoially
Constipation. It relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days
to induce regular action. It Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take.* 60c
per buttle. ? ? ?
Special Priccs on
Screen Doors and Windows."
Ice Cream Freezers.
Bicycles $32.50 with Clincher Tire.
Bicycle Tires $2.00 up. ;
Bicycle Tubes, 85c.
Auto Tubes, 30 x 3 1-2, $2.00.
Plows and Cultivators and many other items.
H. C TAYLOR
hardware Buggies Harness
Suit Cases and Traveling
Bags r
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there is a most enticing state cf luggage price affairs
today ? we sav ed in tb? buying of many lines of most
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you the opportunity to do likewise ? you expect to take
a trip sooner or later ? anticipate your needs now in
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Louisburg, N. C.
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Youngsville, N. C.
R. F. Fuller
r.O Home* and MnleR. .Alio
II ? 7 and Oat*. BnKffl* and
llaroe** for aale, of the right
kind and at the rlffht price*
Will iiell for ea*n or part ea?l?
or on approved ??enrlty. If
yonr horn* or mnl* doe* not ?
?n|t 7011 utile In and ?ee If
ynh ronld not make a trad*
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LonI?b?rt, If. 0.