Tutfs Pills
? food to a
body, g
DEVELOP FLESH
?n KnH Against Barren, Bit
What A best Kats!
Rat* steal million! of dollars' worth
of (rain, chickens, ugljljk. Destroy
property and are a menace to health.
If yo? are troubled with rata, try
ItAT-SNAP. It will surely kill them.
? pre Tent odars. Cats or doss won't
touch It. Comes In cakes. Three
sixes. 30c, 65c. $1 25. Sold and guar
anteed by Cash Grocery and Market
P I c- N I C S
and otLer orderly gatherings are invited to use our
grounds when needed. Good battling, boating, danc
ing an-* excellent orchestra... Dancing every week
night. Sacred concerts Sunday afternoons.
P UNION CENTRE AMUSEMENT CO , Inc.
(At Clifton's Pond)
Oakda'e Tobacco Twine ? ^55c lb.
Thermometers, Red Bead 45c
Lanterns $1.00 to $1.65
Ice Cream Freeiers, 1 quart to 2 gallons
Water Coolers, 2 to 6 gallons
Fruit Jars, Tops and Rubbers
OIL end WOOD COOK STOVKS AND RANGES
I can save yon money on stoves and ranges,
Come and get my prices.
HARD BRICK $2.00 per 100
A store full of good Hardware
H. C. TAYLOR
i
Hardware
N0TICE!
We are glad U uwuct to ear trieads of Uibkn^ iN i'raaklla
Canty tkzt we have Jut listalM ?
SEW, VODERS ASD THOROUGHLY SASITARY
SODA F0U5TAI5
*ad hare rmnltl oar eatire store aad we cordially . in Tit* yomr
(aspects**.
MAURICE CLIFTON, JR, who will be glad to serve yon, and
t miles while be makes your drink, because he knows you will smile
back at h!>c. with that happy smile of satisfaction alter yon drink it.
In tact our drug store now la good enough to be patronized by the
rich, but none too good for the poor, so we lnrite yon all.
Our prices are very reasonable and our aerrices courteous
Tours to aerr? and to please,
G. L. ATCOCK, MAI RICE CUTT05, JB, L. E. SCOUttIS 1
Scoggln Drug Store
All Summer Goods
a.
MUST BE SOLD
We pre offering our entire line of Rummer piece
goods, trimmings, neckwear, underwear, hosiery, rib
bon, etc., at cost.
We carry Miller Bathing Caps and Slippers.
Kabo Corsets
Pictorial Review and
Fashionable Dress Patterns.
Come in and see us before yon bny.
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FHE LADIES SHOP
. Harris, Prop. Mra. J. A. Turnar, Mgr.
- * ? ' LovUborg, M. 0.
?Severe ,
Indigestion
BLACK-DRAUBHT
FOR FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING
PHONE 1M -
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ch ill TONIC I
vartkntirwks viH ,
pra*? tW dMtion. end act uaGcMnlfl
?N nMl wkok itKma. Nctm ?
la pertM health. IVuul to tmht He J
FOR SALE
We bare listed (or sale several ral
uable (arms, amou^ which are (1)
kbout 84 acres Cedar Rock T. S. known
as Cooke land, on State highway; (1)
about 135 acres Hayesrille T. S. known
as part of Whltaker land*. For prices
and terms, see
FRANKLIN INS. ? REALTY CO.
? (Over First National flank)
MORTGAGEES SAT.F. OF LAND
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained in ih.it certain mortgage deed,
made on Sept. 2, 1918, by Alex Mc
Knixht end wife, Martha Mi Knight.
U K. L, 1'uBier, murtgagtg, aud ? re?
c.i-ued in Book 210. page 42S, Regie
try of Franklin County. N. C., default
baring bfen made in the payment of
the indebtedness thereby securt 1 and
demand for foreclosure having been
made en said mortgagee t>y the hold
er of said indebtedness, the under
signed will on
MONDAY. AUGUST 20, 1923
at or about the hour of noon at the
Courthouse door In Louisburg, N. C.
effer tor sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, a certain
piece or tract of land lying and be
ing in Louisburg Township, Frank
lin County. N. C. described in said
mortgage deed aa fallows: Lot No.
2 and 8 situate on Granite Street In
the Liberty Heights Property, front
ing 107 feet, running back 188 feet,
with a back of 94 feet, as surveyed I
and plotted by Ml Stuart Davis, Sur- 1
veyor, which said plat is duly record- j
ed in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Franklin County, reference
to which is hereby had.
This July 18, 1923.
E. G. FOSTER, Mortgagee to the
use of R- A| Foster, transferee.
Wm. H. tc Thos. W . Ruff in.
Attorneys. 7-20-5t
NOTICE
The undersigned having qualified
as administrator upon the estate of
H. L Pippin, deceased, late of Frank
lin County, North Carolina, notice is
hereby given to all persons holding
claims against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or before
the 20th day of July, 1924, or this no
tice will be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please come forward and
make immediate settlement.
This July 17th. 1923.
J. A. PIPPIN. Administrator
of B. L. Pippin, deceased.
W. H Yarborough, Atty. 7-20-?t
BE RID OF THAT ACHE
If you are a cofferer with lam*
back, backach*. dtulneaa, nervous
neaa and kidney dlaorriera, why don't
70a try the remedy that you own
neighbor* recommend? Aak your
neighbor?
Mia. D. C. High, Naah St., Lonl?
burg, aaya: 1 wal nearly down
with my back and at tlmea I oould
hardly set around my back pained
aa 1 read about the good Doaa'a
Kidney Plila were doing tor other*,
ao I procured 1 eapply at Sooggln'i
Drag Store. A boat alx boxaa ot
Doaa'a eared me and my tMk baa
aarar fait lame alnce. I oan recom
mend Doaa'a highly."
The above statement waa glreo
June 14. lilt, and on Dm. IT. ltSl,
Mn. High added: -Wheat far 1
. hay* the least algn of kMaey diaorder
1 reaort to Doaa a Kidney mia aad
alwaya with the KM b? leflt I
gladly wafcm my former state
ment."
PrVee Ma, at all iaalwa. Don't
simply aak tor a kidney remedy ? gat
Doaa'a Kidney Pllla? the aama that
Ma Bgh had. Stotar-Mflbwa O*.
Mb*, Buffalo, M. T.
THE WBOSQ riCTtTUE
It se??ns redSculosa to hasr pS>
ttclaaa and labor agitators let A
and tear the atr expounding un {S
fight between labor and capital. "Wt
bear Ibalr apesehes and public A
U ranees, an unlformco parson would
hare a vision of the wealthy men In
this nation biding bebtnd breastworks
ot money bag, and fighting off aUrr
ing millions who are trying to scale
tjis wall of gold.
In tba next breath, we read In our
daily paper* that a rich employer
1b New York baa turned crrer his
clothing bcaifceas to a taw employes,
Automatically these employes must
b< come tbe bated capital lists and take
their places behind the barriers flt
gold, which In turn the workman
they hire will strive to tear down.
Is not thla the wrong picture to
finish constantly before the eyes of
millions? Is not a captallsts and in
dividual who has Bared fifty or a hun
dred dollars and through wise Invest
ment. either in a peanut wagon, a
tootblack stand or .in industrial or
govennont bond, caused that money
to earn more dollars T
Is the man who saves one hundred
dollars which he puts In a public
ntilitv or a sawmill property, where,
vith money contributed by hundreds
ot others like himself, it employe
thousands of people at good wages,
a bad citizen? Yet he la a capitalists
Just as truly as the man who invests
a hundred thouaand or a million dol
lars.
When there is removed the Incen
tive for the man with one hunderd
dollars to lncreaae that amount to one
thousand and then to ten thousand
dollars, and so on, there la also re
moved the chance of reward that la
the stake tor which the average able
bodied Amercan strives.
-The majority ot capitalists today
started aa hardl workers, andj J tut,
according to the radical politicians
and labor agitators, the salvation of
the country lies in denying to others
the chance which these men had to
benefit themselves and, incidentally,
humanity in genenral through the mo
dern conveniences they have given to
the humblest American cltlien.
SubscrtDe to The Frmnklin Times /
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SALE . . ABJTC SHOES . ? SALE
We have Just bought a tremendous
stock of Arm y Munson last shoes to
be sold to the public direct . Price
$2.76. These shoes are 100 per cent
?olid leather with heavy double soles
sewed and nailed. The uppers are
ot heavy tan chrome leather with
bellow* tongue, thereby mating them
waterproof. These shoes are selling
very fast and we adrlse 700 to order
at once to Insure your order being
niiea. :
The sizes are < toll all widths; Pay I
Postman on receipt or goods or send I
money order. Money refunded If shoes]
are not satisfactory.
X-U-tf The U. 8. Stores Co..|
1441 Broadway, New York City'
NOTICE SALE OP LAND
Under and by Ttrtue of the power
and authority contained in that Deed
of Trust, executed on the 1st day of
October 1917 by 0. Y. Yarboro. de
fault haring been made in the paying
of 'the Indebtedness secured thereby
and the demand made upon me by the
hclder of said indebtedness to fore
close, the undersigned will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the Courthouse door of
Franklin County, State of North Car
olina, on
MONDAY, JULY 30, 1923
at about the hour of noon, that tract
,or parcel of land situate In Loulsburg
Township, Franklin County, North
Carolina, described as follows:
Beginning at a Black Jack on a
I. ranch, the Macon land; thence down
the Branch aa It meanders 109 poles
to Sycamore Creek; thence down said
creek as It meanders 8 poles, IS links
to O. W. Ford's corner at a small
drain (a Ash Pointer); thence N 24
; Vf 181 poles to the center of the path
leading to the Uziell place; thence
'along said path N 51 1-8 E H poles,
| 88 1-2 E IS poles 11 links to a rock;
thence 8 8 W 110 poles IS links to the
beginning, containing 40 acres, more
I or less
[ This June 28th, 1923.
G-29-St B. T. HOLD EN, Trustee.
THE
franklin ins. and
REALTY 00.
Annoaaoe that Mr. B R
Prrrjr IU taken eherje uf Ha <
tutruM tanMb. Mr. P?i rj
vOl be ?Ud to MC hi. friend*, ,
ud when in need of AIT EIHB
of immil, mm hinv Mr.
Ferry Ma M many year* err- ,
perleooe ta Insnranee, and is i
?ra pared to ghra the public the
beat of aeiftee.
IM Inavaaee of aay kind,
writ*, phone or Bo*
Bennett Perry
'??v J ~ v;
THE
franklin DIB. AND
REALTY 00.
TONKEL'S
T at '
New Store T
f; *
Offers Big Reductions on Hofcj
Weather Goods For This Week
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Men's Palm Beach, Cool Cloth and Mohair Suits,
worth up to $19.50, will close them out for. . . . $9.95
Men's Straw and Panama Hats, worth up to $5.00
Special at $1.49 and $1.95
BIO REDUCTION ON SHOES, SLIPPERS
AND OXFORDS
Special prices on Printed Voiles and Dotted Swiss in
the v^ry newest patterns, worth up to 50c, now
- per y.ird>v.... _...j 25c
A big lot of Tissue Ginghams which will make up a
dainty cool looking dress, worth up to 69c,
Special for this week, per yard 39c
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A 310 LINE OF LADIES SILK HOSE AT A
GREAT REDUCTION
We have new Millinery arriving daily and you can se
lect a beautiful trimmed or Sport Hat for ..... 98c
Remember 70a are always
WELCOME at
A. Tonkel
LOUISBURO*S NEWEST STORE
Next Door toEC. Taylor's Hardware Store
Louisburg, : N> C.
Ito QMiIWDmiM
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himself to death in one. ?
German passive resistance is in
the active voice.
FOR FIRST CLASS JOB PKLNTINU
PHONE NO. 283.
Brick
Lime
*
Tobacco Twine
Thermometers
Lanterns
McKINNE BROS.
PAY CASH and PAY LESS