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FIBS T-CLASS IN QUALITY
SECOND CLASS IN PRICE
WHAT are you going to wear in Jewelry t Our stock
includes the appropriate articles and designs for 1922,
with everything right up to the minute in style. Jew
elry for every occasion and to fit everybody's purse,
lich or poor. We suggest an early visit and inspection,
for thei'o iu Liuro to bf?jgst~feg-ai tkle j uu are- looking
for, and at an attractive price.
1. W. Parrish
JEWELER
LOUISBURG, North Carolina
TAX PAYERS
TAKE NOTICE
A penalty of 1 per cent will be
added on all unpaid State and
County Taxes on February 1st,
and 1 per cent?Additional for
each month thereafter.
Pay your taxes before February
1st, and save the penalty.
n. A. KEARNEY, Sheriff
Franklin County*
TOTALLY DESTROYED BY FIRE
Is what may be said of your . honie any time fire
comes without warning and cleans out in a hurry
leaving you nothing but ashes, unless you are
protected by insurance.
If your home is worth $5,000 and is burned up
by fire without insurance you get nothing. If
you carry $5,000 insurance with the Farmers Mu
tual, for which you pay us only $37.50 and your
home burns you get $5,000. Which appeals to
your sound judgment ?
; The
farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Companys*
Business Is
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PROTECTING YOUR HOME
Joseph 0 Jones, Pres. 8. Atwood Newell, Sec'y.
OF REAL E8TATE.
"> Uild?r and by Tlrtne of the power of
sale contained In that certain mort
gage tete executed to the undersign -
?d mortmee by Daniel 'Wiggins, dated
|>ec, 28th, 1920 and recorded In Book
flO at page B52, Registry of Franklin
ptataty, N. O., default harlng been
nad? In the payment of the Indebted
F thereby secured the undersigned
'M'
? _ MONDAY, MARCH ?th, 1922'
Of aboqt the hour of noon, at the
door in Loolitmrt, N, C.
offer tte tele at public auction to the
high eat bidder, for caah a certain piece
j>r tract of lted lying and being fn
Franklin ton Township, Franklin Conn
Jjr. State of North Carolina and des
d defined as foliowa to-wlt:
ot, land containing one acre
fie thud? ot the Bundling
the Bid Wall Estate, Mrs. R.
Ulley, King Seed Co., containing
monjar lees, beetng a part of
day of February, 1MJ.? -
H.'CANNADY, Mortgagee.
Malone, Attya. ( 2-l-St
NOTICE or SAME.
Under and by virtue of tltfe
p?w?r
deed of a^slgmlient executed
by H. M. Sledge to J. E. Malone,
Jr., Trustee, dated Jan. 5th,
1922, the undersigned will on
Saturday the lltn da v of Feb
ruary , 1922, at or about the
hour of noon, upon the premises
in the Tillage of Maplev?lle, jp.
0. offer for sale at public aue
tion to the highest Didder for
cash the entire stock of goodfe
wares and merchandise, furni
ture and fixtures situate in the
storehouse- formerly occupied
by the saidT^.^flWatfe.
This 1st day of Feb., 1922.
J. E. MALONE, Jr.
2-3-2t Trustee.
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
11-60 Per Year In ArtTanco
DEAVT SIX TRKATtKS AT
WA3H130TO* C0NF1EEJCI
(Continued from Pa#? Oil?)
ilon of extra-territorial ngn ta.
Author 1 tat Ion for a consultation be
tween foreign dip loma t*-?*wl Chinese
officials at Peking with a viow to with
drawal of foreign troops from China.
Relinquishment lo China of unau
thorised foreign radio stations on Chi
nese soil, with the stipulation that all
plants are to be use* for official mes
sages only except In emergency.
Agreements to exchange full infor
matlon among the nations regarding
?11 International commitments that
aflect China.
Creation of a board of references, to
consider cases arising under the open
door and railway provisions of the gen
eral Par Eastern treaty^
Convening of a special commission
of the five powers to meet in the near
future and consider rules to govern
the use of new agencies of warfare.
By a second rwoluiluu cm?Hie?same
subject it Is decjared that the commis
sion shall not review o> report
on" ?uhmmrln? and poison gas
rules laid downTn IBe^treatj on that
subject.
Recommendation that "better pro
tection" be given the Chinese Eastern
Railway. Another resolution attach
ed but subscribed to by powers other
than China declared that in future wire
less disputes the open door policy
must be applied. ?
Request on the part of the other pow
crs that China reduce her military for
ces.
?SuDDl*-merU:rv agreement to the nn
val limitation treaty. rtpnaHng th*
nations "in honor bound" not to dis
pose of ships which are listed for scrap
ping, before the treaty Is ratified.
Supplementary agreement to the
four-power Pacific treaty, excluding
the islands of the Japanese homeland
from the treaty provisions,
Some Important Declaration
Ol lhe ??riJxqju-atinntt" mad? hv
delegations and formally spread oit
the records of the conference chi* in
terest ached to th'.se relating to Li
beria and the "twenty on? lemands.'*
t vKMi* .ng Siberia, Jupau dis?vow?;
!"*? ..iorih' on ?i
? ! herfeel: u* ??nr.* aw " her
coop* . om Slava as v-* as stable
conditions warrant, while the United
States reasserted its hope that the
withdrawalwould not be long delayed
The famous group Ave uf the "tweny
oqe demands" was abandoned by Ja
nsn, along with, other concessions re
lating to economic and political con
ditions in Manchuria ana Mongolia,
malnlng portions or the "demands,"
ami me "Timed Stales reiterated It*
intention not to recognize any of them
which might abridge American rights.
The British declaration of readiness
to withdFuw from the loaood territory^
Qf Wei-Hai-Wei waa not plahprajfifl
will be taken up in diplomatic exchan
ges between London and Peking. As
a supplement to the Eastern treaty,
China, declared her intention not to
a?loTiate any additional portions of
her territory. As a supplement to the
Wig irgaiy she agreed to retain thq
present maritime customs system. In
two supplements to the radio resolu
tion. China declared she recognized
no act to install foreign radio plants
without her express consent and the
powers other than China declared that
In future wireless disputes the open
,door policy must be applied.
IS MKMORIAM.
On January 30, 1922 God saw fit to
take from this earth a true and noble j
woman Mrs. Mattfe Earle Stone. In j
this death Cedar Rock has lost one ot |
Its most worthy and Influential worn-]
en. She was possessed of a disposi
tion and character that only a few,
hare. To know her was to love her,
and nowhere was this so beautifully
shown as In her home with her family.
Her friends were numbered by her ac
quaintances always a loving word and
a smile for evefy^one whom she met.
Her Christian life was be&nttful and
full and she was faithful to her Chris
tian duties ]hst as long as her health
would permit. She was a long and
patient sufferer and knew that the end
could not be far yet she was ready
and willing to leave this earth and go
to be with her Savior.
She was a good neighbor and her
unselfish generosity will be greatly
missed in her community.
A great friend to the colored people
who were always going to her for help.
A woman whose place 'In her home
and also neighborhood cannot be Ail
ed, has gone to her heavenly home to
rest evermore.
Although the weather was bad there
was a large crowd of sorrowing
friends and relatives to pay their last
tribute of love to her as she was gent
ly laid to rest, in the family burryl ng
ground near her home underneath a
huge mound of flowers.
She leaves to mourn thetr loss be
sides her husband .one son, Mr. J.
Mlnter Stone and, one daughter, Mrs.
Howard Jones.
Weep not dear loved ones, but he
prepared to meet her on the other
side where she will greet you with
open arms.
IK WKMORIAW
On January 1, 1922, Ood in his lnfl
nlte wlsdoi i saw Ot to take from our
church me ibershlp, W. M. U., and
Phllathea t lass at Psrry's Chapel Bap
tist church the sweet and gentle spirit
of Mrs. A< lie Mltchiner Wilder, wife
of Bennle '. Wilder. 8he was a de
voted wlfe'and mother, a good neigh
bor, and kind friend to all. While wo
deeply mourn our loss, we feel that
her sufferings are over, and that ?ho
I as gone to be with Ood.
Therefore, since our earthly ties are
Hovered, be It resolved:
First: That in the death of Addle,
Perry's Chapel has lost one at Its most
faithful members.
Second; That we express our grat
itude for the service which she ren
dered this churcl), and our apprecla
lion for her usefin life
Third That .<?<; extend to the fam
ily our Leant" ! sympathy In tfltlr be
rca "rnii'nt.
' I'our.V That a copy uf lT5u fes
olutions be spread on the minutes of
the W. M. U., and a copy be sent to
the Biblical Recorder, and to the Frank
lin Times for publication.
ANNIE J. PERRY,
EMMA PERRY.
MRS. R. Q? PERNELL.
Committee
WANTED?A man to make crop this
year. Will pay good salary to right
party or will give crop. Apply at
once to T. H. WELDON, R. 1' Hen
derson. N. C. 2-10Jt
NOTICE.
This is to certify that I have sold
my .entire stock in store trading as
Pine Ridge Supply Co., Wakefield, N.
C. and am no longer Interested tir
Bald firm. This 1st day of Feb. 1922.
12-10-4t J. C. MtTL/LEN.
I .
UPHOLSTERING AND REPAINTING
I am prepared to upholster and re
pair your old furniture and repaint
your automobile.
2-10-tf H. L. CARTER.
WANTED?Man with car UjsfflDT?low
priced GRAHAM TIRRJT ftBO.O?
per week and commissions. GRA
HAM TIRE CO., 2467 Boulevard,
Benton Harbor, Mich. 2-10- J t
NOTICE OF SALE
Being authorized by the Franklin
County Board of Education, I will re
ceive bids for thn colored school house
site, known as the Mitchell achbol In
Hayeavllle township, until Wednesday,
March 1st, at 11 o'clock. 1 reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
K. L. BE8T,
2-10-2t Supt. of Schools.
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.
Under and by virtue pf the power of
sale contained In that certain mort
gage executed by B. G. Person to An
I nI? M. Joyner, and recorded In the of
fice of the Register of Deeds of Frank
IliwCounty, In Bdek 210, at page 5B0,
default having been made In the pay
ment of debt thereby secured, I will on
( MONDAY, MARCH 13th, 1922
at or about the hour of noon, at the
courthouse door In Loulsburff, North
Carolina, offer for sale at public auc
tion to the highest bidder ror cash a
one-half undivided Interest In and to
certain lots of land lying and being In
franklin County, North Carolina, In
PVanklinton Township, aad described
and defined as follows, te-wlt: ?
Lots Nos. 7, 8 and 12, Block D, In
?orv?f of Llneoln Pifrk, made by M.
S. Davis.
I, Thla the ?th Hay of Feb., 1022.
ANNIE M. JOYNER, Mortgagee.
<1. it, BEAM, Attorney. 2-10-tt
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>3ALE OP VALUABLE RESITESTATE'
Vnder and by virtue of the power
contained In a deed of trust executed
to me by J. H. Wbitaker and wife
Mary E. Wbitaker and duly recorded
In the office of the Register of Deeds
of Franklin County In Book 224, page
484, default having been made in the
payment of the note secured thereby,
and demand having boon made upon
me by the holder of said note, I will on
MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1922
at about the hour of noon, sell at pub
lic auction at the Courthouse door in
Loulsburg, North Carolina, to the high
est bidder for caBh all tile.right, title
and Interest of the said'J. H. Whitaker
and wife Mary E. Whitaker In a car
tain tract or parcel of laud situated In
Hayesvllle Towflshfp, Franklitf County
State of North Carolina, and described
as follows: .
Bounded on the Nortb by the lands
of Thomas Harris and L. L. Whitaker
and lizzie Whitfield, mr tha'.Eut by
the lands of J. O. Beasley and Lizzie
Whitfield, on the South t>y the lands of
Mrs. Mary Wilson and Mrs. T. W.
Young, and on the West by the lands
of Bessie Lee Whitaker, and contain
ing 294.6 acres, more or less, and be
ing the lands conveyed to the" said J.
H. Whitaker by T. H. WTiltakfer and
wlf> by deed recorded In the office of
the Register of Deeds of Franklin
County, to which deed reference 1b
hereby made for a more detailed des
cription of aald tract of land.
Also ali the right, title and Interest
In and to the property owned by T. H.
Whitaker at the' time of his death as
devised to the said J. H. Whitaker by
will of said T. H. Whitaker recorded
in tke office of the Clerk of the Super
ior Court of Franklin County in Book
of Wills W page 91, or as acquired by
said J. H. Whitaker as heir at law and
distributee of said T. H. Whitaker, the
same consisting In part of the resi
dence of the said T. H. Whitaker, the
Ballard store building and the Black
house lot, all In the town of Franklln
ton, said County and State, and also the
Interest of said J. H. Wnttaker In the
proceeds of the Bale directed to be
made of said property by the will of
said T. H. Whitaker.
This the 1st day of Feb. 1922. .
W. h. yarbor!ouoh,
J-3-6t Trustee.
FORECLOSURE SALE OF LAND?
By virtue 6t the power of sale con
tained la that ?certain deed of trust
rhade by James R. Lee and wife to M.
C. Oupton, Trustee, dated April 20th,
1917 and recorded in Book 210 page
210, Franklin Registry, default having
been made In thfe payment of the debt
thereby secured, and demand for fore
closure having been made on said trus
tee by the holder of-the debt so secur
ed, the undersigned will, on
MARCH 10th, 1922
at about the Hour of Man, a#th
House door la Loulsburg, N.*C.
tor sale at public auction, to tl
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Energy and Vitality by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. WM you feel its
strengthening, invigorating effect, see how
it brings colon to th^ cheeks and how
it improves the appetite, you will thea
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Grove's Tasteliss^hiU Tonic is simply
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needs QUININE to Purify.it and IRON to
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Grip germs by its Strengthening, Invigpr
atlng Effect 60c.
est bidder for cash the property in Bald
of trust conveyed ana there des
cribed as follows:
Situate In Gold Mine Township,
Franklin County, North Carolina, ad
Joining the lands of L. L. 'WllliataiB op
the North and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a large Poplar on TuckJ
er's Branch, B. T. Ballard's line 29
chs BO Iks to a stake "with Whlteoak
pointers; thence S 88d W 45 chs 40
Iks to a forked Ash on tne North bank
of Sandy Creek at the mouth of Tuck
er's Branch; thence up said Branch
Its various courses 46 chs 25 Iks ty
the beginning, containing ISO 1-2 acre*
more or less. This Feb. 10, 1922.
2-10-4t M. C. GUPTON, Trustee.
FORECLOSURE SALE OF LAND. 1
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in that lien
and mortgage executed by H. R. Par
rlsh to Brantley-Wood & Griffin on the
15th day of January 1910, duly regis
tered In the office of the Register of
Deeds of Franklin County In Book 208
page 268, default having been made In
the payment of the Indebtedness there
by secured the undersigned mortga
gees will on
MONDAY, MARCH 6tn, 1922 .
at 12 o'clock M. at the Courthouse
door of Franklin County m the town
of Loulsburg, North Carolina sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash the following ^described real
estate: y _. t
A one-twelfth undivided Interest In
and to three tracts of land situated fn
Cedar Rock Township, Franklin Coun'r
ty N. C. known as the Mrs. Polly P^r
rlsh lands containing six hundred
(600) acres more or less adjoining ttfo
lands of J. W. Sledge, tr. B. H. 8t*J
llngs, E. 8. Green, Ben Sturdlvant.
Mrs. Bettle Collins, Mrs. J. O. May
and others.
One tract known as the*ob?rt 8 tai
lings place and One tffctit known as
the Old Stokes Place, and one tra^t
known as>the Gratle Inscoe Place. '
This the 2nd day .of P?t>rta*iw 1922.
BRANTLEY-WOOD 4 QMmN '
l-3-5t ? COMPANY, Mortgagee,
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Another thing we've noticed 1* t h it
lts the things we bor? lo? sale that al
ways di-op In price and th* things we
have to buy that rals^
BIG SAVINGS OFFERED YOU
To Make Room For SPRING GOODS
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Daring February we will maintain redueed prices
way?and so are our new consignments of Spring
Goods.?Therefore, we must make room for them.
Special lowered prices are featuring the following
lines at our Store all this month?
DRESS GOODS. KNIT GOODS. MEN'S. WOMEN'S
? AND CHILDREN'S SUITS, OVERCOATS,
CAPES, MACNINAWS, HATS AND
? CAPS, MILLINERY.
BE SURE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPOR
TUNITY. IT?S A CERTAIN MONEY?
SAVER FOR YOU.
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LODISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA