The first National Bank
grtwpifci? tmd ?nt C. S. Tnaa. <?? ftTi r ff
a profits rjTi ii
[ for iittrrstud axes acrrmi ^ *0 54 SLS2S.S5
. tat. mod cues pud 3*J#l.n
j Orcalatlnc do??
Anowt da? to Itihul Rnern But mrcSs)
Ctator s checks on on tuk octsraiwfrirr
of Items a. J* 23. 24 and 2S T-2SS 5S
^ tllhrirtMl iWpnrtT rnhjrt to rtnk
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t at North broliaL Coaaty of Fr*aiixx ss:
L F. J. BauW, C?lM?r of the xhore-axsed task, to i.ifcamTj sir ear '*?>
1 ivtroe to the beat of sjr ul MM,
F- J. BSASUT^CuUcr.
- D. F. XtSlSXE.
" T* H. RCFFIX.
_ KAUWJIlfeKlXXK,
Directors.
Satocrfbed and sworn to before or this 4th d*r ot p?? it"
C- W EDWARDS. Soorr PahBc.
My OiiiMluiim expires December 2?. 1S2J
W ANTED? A U<H to do office work.
Apply X care Pruilm Thaaa. I *mM
N. C. 1-C4I .
C to M Ttaes alMtii
n Tan to ? Liner. .1
see tV first rat. Get a pfcg. at RAT -
SNA? It's a sire rat asd mire de
stroyer. It's roamiecL coaiM |i3'
cake form, bo miiine .
1*. Kt. S1.2S. SoW as d g*araateed
W Allen Bros. Co. and Aycock
Dn* Co.
TO JffY CUSTOMERS
' I tO? tis? mttH of seru? to Ton
; Oat I *SI ake on or tost work mt
si
*i?c a km I says. Tkal #?Tor HP
sack io ?t? a*r?cxreTu:
go 25 tO X*? ^TiiMxJte
A ynecry pr. bu ?o use for mistle
tot.
n>nci sns.
Moat of Ik* rout folk* ot the tom
ir. unit t ?ko in ? way (I school ma in
dents or facbsrs were bar* tor the
holidays. " ?? ?
Monday, Dec. K. there was a Dually
reunion at Mr. J. L. Bowmen's. About
forty persons were present ItcluUm
aiMren. smmcBuam. ua a tew MB
er friends. L. W. Bowden and fam
ily and H. C. Bow den and family, ot
Raletph. tt S. Ear> and tamtly. R. L.
Hayes and family ^Mrs. Sarah Stal
lings and family and Dr. W. L. St?L
Hnp and wife of Enlleld were amodf
those present.
A family reunion was also held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C< A. lx>ug
Tuesday. Dec. S?th. when atimt twnn
t\ relative? and friends were assem
Med. Bg|Bg Mr. an* BE CE
troit. Mr. R. L. Hayes and family,
Mr. J. C. Bowden. Miss Vivian Whe
!ess. Albert and Elijah Whele&s. MIss
w Mary, Moatagw* ar.d flrtlt 3ta>>
lings. aad Mai< Pow
W. Bowden and family and
Bowden were guests ot Mrs
ai dinner Tuesdav.
Dec. 17th.
Miss? tim and Bell* Hayes en
tertained a large crowd ot friends at
their home-Monday night.
A large number ot the younger set
ot the community spent a pleasant
evening at the home ot Misses VtTian
and Luctle Whelees Friday. Dec 30th.
There was a. large social gathering
with Mica?, Msybellr. ana Moselle Mi
Gregor as hostess at their bome, Wed
nesday evening. Dec. 2StH.
I Mr. G. L. Parker, ot Wake Forest
College was a riaitor here last week.
Mr. Bllga Thompson. or "Wake For
est. visited Miss Clara Hayes Thurs
day aud Piidaji. Bet;, jjia Mfl wra.
Miss Annie Wilder, trained nurse
of John Hopkins hospital. Baltimore,
spent the holidays with heir mother.
Mrs. M. W. Harris.
Mr. E. i.'. Sen? returned from
J*r.H-sville. ?i5ere he had spent the
hol:da vs. Saturday.
Vr P. Olive returne I MirtUy
after having "pent the bolit^t 'i with
r^Utvesm Vt. Airy and F?y j-y vil le.
Martlia * o V.er la Hi with p_eja?nnia
? ?i'd Ti. fc3 has a m; nr>t?'>
On aeeottnt of scarlet fever in the
n?tgTlT>ortioo<1 school Is suspended tor
the remainder ot this week. ?
R. L. W
A PJlBTT w
Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
delightful party at Mr
honor of their nefee. Miss Clayton Bur
fiette. of Centerville. The special
feat u pea ot tke evening were several
amwSing games and the most funniest
iss ali.?as jtinnins lha itmlxw
il in the proper place while being
blind folded. Mr. Charlie Gupton. of
Nashville, won the first prise for put
ting it in the right place waich was a
pig tail the prize was awarded to him
- "" We Wish to Thank
... Our ... ,?
Many Friends and Customers
For their liberal patro
? ?? -
nage daring the past
J
Fal and hope to be of
?ore service to yoa in
the tatnre
THE SERVICE SHOP
Your Clothes Cleaned and Pressed -
At Reasonable Prices.
RADICAL REDUCTIONS X
-ON ALL
WINTER GOODS
4U QW that the holidays have passed we find we
1 have too much stock on hand to carry past
our inventory and have decided to Radical Re due-.
tions on all Winter goods. Come, you wiLL agree
you have never seen anything like it. : J
DRY GOODS
25c Heavy Ticking 15c yd
i?5c wnlc lilem-hing
at .. .7 17 l-2c yd
Wo?v\- OnHnpr all poloi-K
at 14 l-2c yd
^Yard-wide all wool storm
serge, heavy weight blue
only tT.; 40c yd
Yard-wide Sea Island L
L. sheeting 12c yd
UNDERWEAR
Ladi?* Shirts and Draw
ers 48c
Misses Shirts and Draw
ers j 38c
Misses limon Suits .. 40c
Boys heavy Unioii^ Suits
at .... 75c
Men's Union Suits . ? 95c
Men's heavy fleeced shirts
and drawers ....... 59c
MENS FURNISHINGS
Men's 25c hose, all colors
at 10c
Men's $150 dress shirts
at
leu
at 48c
" ~ \
Men's heavy Sweaters
at- fil.25
Men's $1.75 Overalls.. 95c
Men's $1.50 Caps 45c
Men's $2.50 Hats >... ,95c
Men's $11.50 heavy
all wool Overcoats,
Special
$3.45
Men's s mooth fin
ish french bine ser
ge suits, Special
$21.45
Hen's $25.00 all
wool suits, Spec
ial
$14.45
Young Men's S35
belt all around ov
ercoats, the latest
style, Special
$16.45
SHOE?
Men's $5 dress shoes in tan
or black ..$3.95
Men's $7.50 dress shoes in
r- tan or hlnck-. .. &LS5
Men's $4 work shoes $2.95
omens $4 dress shoes in
black or tan .. $2.85
Womens fine shoes in tan
or black, Special. .$4.85
Womens work shoes $2.45
WOMENS AND CHILD
COATS
Womens gingham dresses
? tSUWial . r. rrrr
Womens Silk dresses, spec'
ial $3.95
Womens Coats $25 value
Special- $7.95
BOYS' CLOTHINGl
Boys all wool suits . $2.95
Boys 2 pair pants smta
at S4.95
Boys all-wool 2 pair pants
?suita ?. $7.45
Boys all wool pants all col
ors, special . ,95c - $L25
F.-A. ROTH COMPANY'
THE STORE THAT ALWAYS SELLS THE CHEAPEST
LOUISBURG, ?. NORTH CAROLINA
by MlssBurnette.
Several of the boys rendered ex
qaislte music daring the evening on
several different Instruments which
was enjoyed very much by all that
were preaent. After the games and
several things that were for fan was
over all ktoda dt delicious refresh
amenta were served which was very
pleasing to the appetite at 11 o'clock
the crowd departed to their homes
filled with the many enjoyable events
of the evening and declaring that they
had the best time of all the year.
There were several preeent, White
Level, Nashville, Centermle and San
dy Creek was well represented. All
that were present will always want to
go to Mr. Parrtsh's hereafter to have
fan and win expensive prises.
X. T. Z.
HAL.K OF REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
coatalaed la a certain deed of trust ex
ecuted to me by 0th Ball and wife,
aad duly recorded In the office of the
Register of Deeds of Franklin County
In Book Hi page 4M, default having
la the payment of the in
thereby secured and de
upon me to foreclose by
tke holder thereof. I will, on
MONDAY. DECEMBER M. 1(21
at abowt the hoar of noon, sell at pub
lic auction at the Coarthouae door In
UllhUn. N. C.. to the highest bid
der tor cash, a certain tract or parcel
of land situate In Harris township,
rraaklia County, State of North-Oar
otlaa. and described as follows:
Boaaded on the North by me lands of
O. R. Underbill, on the east by the
laada of J. M. and W. ft. Allen, on
the Sooth by Cedar Creek, and on the
Weal by the lands of O. R. Under
bill. and containing one nundred and
sixteen scree, and being the tract of
Uad whereon the said Otis Ball and
This the ZSad day of Nov. 1(12.
11-lS-St W. H. YARBOROUOH.
?. Trustee.
The aoohe sals *u postponed by
r nas sat of all parties to Monday, Jan
usry 2. 1(22. at 12 o'clock. This
Dae. M. 1(21.
U-M-lt W. H. YARBOROUOH.
\ Trustee.
The ?bove sale was postponed by
consent of all parties to Monday, Jan
4 \ '
The
r^
Franklin County Branch
Of The
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NORTH CAROLINA; FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
is a purely mutual company doing business at actual
cost, their premiums being less than any other oompany
doing business in North Carolina. It is a safe company
The Federal Land Bank is loaning money upon the pol
icies issued by this company.
Injurance In this company will not prmat your boom from barn
Inn, bat K will prevent your going broke after t be Ira baa i
work and It will enable yon to raballd jomr !
A few dollars now will be worth many bnndreda alte rtha Ira.
Help your neighbor and protect yo^raelf by Innrlag in tka
% .
FARMERS MUTUAL
Joseph 0 Jones, Pres. 8. Atwood Newell, See'y.
u?ry 9th, 1921. at IS o'clock. Thto
Deo. 2?, 1921.
1?-U W. H. YARTJOROUOIf.
Treat??.
C1BD OF THANBfl.
I want to tok? thla way to tkuk Tom
for roar irwt klndnaaa wad aid to m.
I can not T?* all paraoaall? to
thank yon tor your aid, but I want
Meh and ertrj on* of jm to know
how mack I appraclato yonr aood i
rtoaa to a*. Ton my frioda haw
helpad to raoonoll? m* to'
tu?. Top ter? abowa mm
Hm pwopl* of Ud* nmitj
inanity ki?. I nil to as
Um a happy Haw f?*r.
Wads h
it
7tac*tor i
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