TOYLAND
I S NOW O RE N
And has on Display one of the biggest assortments Of Toys and Christinas Gifts ever put on display
in Louisburg and at prices that pats them in reach of all. Look over the list below. You will find
something you want-<-and come in and look over our display.
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DOLL CARRIAGES
nmi-ns s-piece SUITS FUSfL
WAGONS
AUTOMODHiBS ?
KIDDIE KARTS
SPORT CARTS^
DESK SETS
ROLLING HORSES
TRICYCLES
DOLL TRUNKS ?
CHIMES
TOY PIANOS '
MERRY-GO-ROUNDS
DRUMS
cradles' ;
'a BEAUTIFUL LOT OF "DOLLS
TEDDY BEARS
AN ASSORTMENT OP FBALLS
PICTURES
awiNOlNQ DOLLS
HORSES. DOGS AND CARTS ON
WHEELS
DOL4L BEDS
TOY BANKS. DEPOSITS $20.00 AND
LESS
WASH SETS
-HORNS
TEA SETS ' '
CABINETS ~ ~
SMOKE STANDS
LAWN SWINGS
XMAS TREE HOLDERS
MANICURE SETS
BI/VTKH
PAINT BETS r
ANIMAL BOOKS
MAUAZINE RACES
CANNONS
TRAINS
STEAM BOATS . J
PUSH CARTS ' -
KIDDIE CLOWNS
RIFLES ? - > ? '
XMAS 8TOCKINOS
GLOVE BOXE8
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100 BOXES RAISINS JUST
JUST ARRIVED
ACCORDIONB
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BALLOONS " ? ? ^
WATER SST8
ALUMINUM WARE ^
FANCY GLASSWARE
STATIONERY
FANCY VASES
DOLL FURNITURE
BIBLES #? f. ?
COON JIGGHRS % t
FLUTES t '
PENCIL BUXUJ <T
TANKS
COLORED GLASS MARBLES
BLOWER ACCORD LANS
SANTA CLAUS
XMAS CAN DUES
PUZZLES
CREPE PAPER
XMAS TREE ORNAMENTS
SINGING BIRDS
MATCH HOLDERS
TRAYH ?
BABY RATTLERS
?\TTT.Igrtnii! STATIONERY
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XMAS BOXES
CONFECTIONERY DEPARTMENT
AT THE ENTRANCE.
Don't forget to get your ticket with your purchase and take a chance at the $225 Phonograph to he
given away on December 24th absolutely FREE. . /
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- LOUISBURG, ; : 7 _: L NORTH CAROLINA
For?peed
scouring pota
SAPOLIO
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FOB BALE?A HtTOEB OF FARJU
ran Rine from SO to several hundred
acres. It will be to your Interest to
me before buying. Prices right
and terma easy. 8. A. Newell.
10-Stf. ^ "
M aro two of maliy animals
Ut Am to arrive -on Chrlat
A black kitty that wlU
lount of t*rd nut? la
to make, requiring only a
that have
foot Oat oft
i oat tho anklM
(on* the ear?,
i line, torn right
? oat andattiff with cotton to form
> body. WM the remainder of tb?
* with (Mil oord to f6rm the tall'
Itte a pgr ?ow of ribbon at the
?attars. Hl? qw ar?
white doth.
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
41iO Per Year In Advance.
" NOTICE"
North Carolina?Franklin County.
Under 4nfl 67 Ttrtne of th? power
and authority contained In a certain
deed of trust made and executed by
Howard H. Moore and G. W. Moore
to I. T. Valentine, trustee, of the date
the sixth day of Augn.it, 192X and
which is recorded In the office of the
Register of Deeds for Franklin coun
ty m Book 241 at pages 568 6W,
and In the office of tne Register of
Deeds for Nash county In boofc. 2(1 at
page 567, and the said Howard H.
Moore and G. W. Moore having tailed
to pay the indebtedness secured by the
said deed of trust and the owners of
the said notes Becured by said deed of
trust having demanded of said trustee
that he sell Bald property, I will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921
between the hours oLil and 2 o'clock
P. M. at the Courthouse door, in the
city1 of Loulsburg, Franklin County,
North Carolina, offer tor sate and sell
to the highest bidder for cash the cer
tain tracts Ad parcels of land boun
ded and described as follows, to-wit:
First tract. Seventy acres ef the
following described land; One tract
of land In Cypress Creex township,
Franklin county, North Carolina, des
cribed as follows: Beginning at a cor
ner stake In the Pennle Wilder Heir's
line and runs a west course to Cy
press Cmek, thence down the mean
ders thereof to the said Pennle Wil
der or old W. B. Williams line, ahd
runs with same old line north with Its
I variations to the beginning, containing
one hundred acres, more or less, re
serving one-fourth of an acre tor *
graveyard. This land waa deeded to
fH. W. Lester by B. W, Upchurch
and wife on December the 16th, 1902,
and said W. W. Lester sold thirty
acres of this one hundred tract to Lau
ra Lester on the 18th of April, 1(12,
described as follows, In Cypress Creek
township. Franklin county. North Car
olina, bounded as follows: Beginning
at a stake at or near Sledge's corner
In ths old line of the lan? now owned
by Mr. Moore, thence a staked line,
about N 8fed W (passing to Mr Sledges)
49 poles and g links to a stake In
Sledge's line, thence a straight staked
line running about S M W 100 poles
and 14 links to the center of the road
known as the Raleigh and Tarboro
road, thence along that road S 76d E
9 poles and I links, N 71a S 24 pola?,
N 79 1 2d ? 19 poles an? 2? links to
the center of the road, marked by a
stake In the Woodard lina os ths north
side of the road, thence along Wood
ard and Moore's line by. the old marks
about N MJB 91 poles to the begin
ning, contnfnlng thirty' acres more or
lesa. The land hereby conveyed la
the Identical land sold to J. R. Strick
land by W. W. Lester and wits as evi
dence by deed of record in the office
of ths Franklin ooanty registry in
book >17 at page 646, and the same
tract sold to O. W. Moors by J. R.
Strickland and wlfs aa shown by dsed
Of record In the P?Mlc Registry of
oossty In book Ml at page
[1-2, and sold by Q. W. Moore to How
ard H. Moore, as evidenced by deed
or record In tli? ufflce of the Register
of Deeds Of Franklin county, in book
241 at paca 2-3. Each deed referred
to la m*4e a part of this deed for the
purpose of correctly describing the
tract of land herein described and can
be found In the office of the Register
of Deeds for Franklin county.
Second tract. Beginning at a Ce
dar stake Mrs. A. K. Tent's line,
thence with Mrs. Tant's line east to
a stales in same linn, thence northwest
along Joe S tailing's line to a Cedar
stake J. I. Breedlove's line, thence a
southwest course along Julia Driver's
line to the beginning, containing 21
1-2 acres more or leas, known as M.
L. Stalling?' share in the division of
Pennie Wilder*s share in the division
of the Blllle Williams land. Another
tract adjoining the lands of Wilson
Gay and others, bounded on the north
by the lands of Joseph Breedlove and
J. B. Jeffreys and the Wilson Gar
lands on the east, on the south by the
lands of P. L. Woodard and M. L.
Stalling? and known aa the Joe Stal
lings land, containing 22 1-2 acres.
The two tracts of land are the identi
cal tracts conveyed to O. W. Moore
by deed registered in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Nash county In
book 186 at page 376, and is the
land conveyed by O. W. Moore to
Howard H. Moore by deed of record
In the office of the Register of Deeds
for Naah county In book 256 at
672.
Third tract. A certain tract or par
eel of land In Cypress Creek township.
Franklin county, North Carolina ad
joining the landa of O. W. Moore,
Breedlove heirs and other nore felly
described as follows, to-wit: On the
north by the land of Baaedkuve bain,
on the east by the lanOs of O. W.
Moore, on the south by the landa of
Woodard and Copeland or the A1 Tant
tract, on the west by the landa of Back
tester, containing 21 a??e mo?
lees and being the identical land
veyed to Q. W. Moore by deed regie*,
tared in the office at tne Franklin
county Register of Deaos ra book 17*
st page 669 and by O. W. Moore con
veyed to Howard H. Moore ea eviden
ced by deed of record la the office at
the Register of Deeds for Franklin
county In book 241 at page 1.
Fourth tract lying and being in
Franklin county In the State of North
Carolina and being tracts No. ONC
sad TWO and THRKK on part of prop
arty formerly owned by P. V. Wood
ard and known aa the Woodard hra
aa swayed and plotted by J. H.
Decker and J. B. Harding. C. B.'s.
which plat or map la recorded In Plat
book Na. One. at paga flrty flve of the
Public Registry ef ]
and reference Is hereby made to
said plat or map for a
description of the sakl
identical land was con* eyed "o Howard
H. Moore by dead iwirt ks
241 at page 4 of the office of the
later of Deeds tor Fraqklta
This November *_ ItSl.
I. T. YALJMTDfB.
ll-25-6t Trustee
HOLIDAY SALE OF XMAS MERCHANDISE
Thousands came,\|n the 15 days of our Sale in
ionally good values we gave^
On account of the popular demand we have decided
to continue this Sale until Dec. 24th.
The outstanding feature of this Sale is that we have
Everything For Everybody
Sugar 6 l-2c lb.
Flour $7.40 Bbl.
Hominy 3c lb.
Salt $1.10 per 100 lb.
Aluminum Doable Boiler
98c
Aluminum Tea Kettle -
$1.79
Aluminum Boaster $1.19
Overcatts $7.48
Men Suits $7.48
Boy Suits $3.25
Auto Robes $4.98
Caps 48?
Gloves 10c
Suit Gases $L39
Neck Ties llo
Ginghams 10c
Ladies Hose 12c
Curtain Scrim 10c
Handkerchiefs 4c
Blankets 98c
amforts $1.69
(twels 8c
Starting Dec. 10th we will gtr? miy person ?pending $25)00, a full size Bed
Blanket. Absolutely Free. \ -
ALLEN BROTHERS
Everything for Everybody
LOUISBURG, North Cai
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