HATS
H. R. H. Completely Captures New-York
With His Hat.
A most sensible style, full crown and plenty of brim. Real new shaded,
bluestone, carbon, pearl, polo tan, sable.
Prices range from $3.50 to $10.00
- Stetson Hats in new shapes and styles from $7.00 to $10.00
FALL SUITS
Real tasty patterns in roomy styles for the young man ^ m fjf?
and the man who still fells young, with two pairs of g J
pants
The McGhee=Joyner Co.
FRANKLINTON'S BIGGEST & BEST STORE
PHONE 47 PHONE 47
NEW CAFE
We wish to announce to the people
of Loulsburg and Franklin county
that we have arranged and fully equip
ped and newly furnished a modern
cafe In a room next to our barber shop.
Wp have secured the services of Ada
Stegall, who Is one of the best cooks
In town to have charge of the cook
ing. Wo expect to Berve the best bill
of fare that can be made up In Louls
burg. You can order what you want
and have It served right. We expect
to make a specialty of a business
mans lunch.
The cafe will be run exclusively for
white people and every courtesy end
accommodation will ,be extended those
who pay us a visit.
8-5- Bt STEGALL BROTHERS.
Subscribe tn The Franklin Times
WHO IS TO BLAKE?
The tendency of boys and girls to
lose their respect . (or parental au
thority Is the occasion for some alarm
regarding t|ie future.
Many parents complain that as
their children grow older, they cast
qff their obedience to the rules of
conduct they once followed.
But all too oftfen the child Is not
to be blamed.
The parent who does not demand
respect and obedience in the beginning
will not receive It in the end.
Humoring and scolding does not
produce either. Instead, it| creates sel
fishness, ingaratitude and ultimate
indifference.
People we dislike most are people
we know least.
When MUs Mattle Lee Cooley, home
agent ofNorthamp|on County weigh
ed and measured 2,098 children last
year, she found that 1427 were under
weighed and only 671 were o f proper
weight or slightly above. She advised
them to quit drinking coffee and to
drink milk, and of the 1427 which
were underweight. 985 made definilie
gains. It was remarkable, reports Miss
Cooley how the children took an In
terest in their health when t/he matter
wa<j explained to IJiem.
When we hear a fellow orating on
t/he glories of his past we are inclined
to wonder why he is silent regarding
his present.
Correct , the sentence: "I get 25
miles to the gallon and never have a
rattle."
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
DR. H. V. YABBOUOL'GH
Physician ui Sargeen
Lsilibirg, II. C. ,
Office In Btckett and Yur borough
Building.
Office Phone MS Residence Phone X8 |
S. ATWOOD HWILL,
Attorney ? A t-Law.
Loolsburg, N. C. Phone No. 116
Office In First National Bank Building |
Geaeral Practice
OB. W. B. MOBTON
Eye Specialist
Office In Hotel Building
LouUburg, North Carolina
I wish to adrtae my patients and
the public generally that alter the 1st
o f September my business will be on
Cash basis when work Is completed.
DR. ARTHUR HTNES FLEMING
8. P. BUST, M. D.
Loulsborg, N. O. ,
Offices orer ScoggLn's Drag Store ,
Hoars 11 a. m. to 1 p. m.. and 4 to |
6 p. m.
DB. W. B. BASS.
Veterinarian
Loulsborg, N. C.
Offices and Hospital East Nash St.
Phone Office 336-L Residence 335-J
Special Attention to Small Animals.
DB. D. ?. 8JHTBWIC1,
Lealskarg, I, C.
Office In the First National Bank
Building on Main and Naah Sta.
W. M. FTBSON.
ATTORN BY - AT -LA W
Loolsburg. North Carolina
Prastloe In all comrta. Office on Main
Street.
G. M. BEAM
AUornej-aULaw
Offl ' orer Post Office
Prpc.'u.* in all courts.
DR. J. B. DAVIS
Physician and Surgeon
Office at Residence, North Main St.
Telephone: Hours:
Night 64 8:30 to 10:30 a. m.
Day 64 12 to 2 p. m.
6 to 8 p. m.
R. it. White E. B. k J. E. Malone |
WHITE * MALONE
LAWYERS
Loulsborg, North Carolina
?eneral practice, settlement of ee
atee funds Invested. On* member oi |
ike firm always In the office.
DR. H. 6. PEBBT
Pliysielan and Surgeon
Loolsburg, North Carolina |
Offices Adjoining Aycock Drug Co. J
Telephones: Day 287; Night 287
DB. J. ft. MALONK.
Loulsborg, North Carolina
in Aycock Drag Store, Marke:
Btreat, Office Practice Surgery
and oonanltatlon.
DR. U. B. JuHNSON
Physician and Surgeon
Loolsburg, North Carolina
Office oyer Aycock Drug Co.
Telephones: Day and Night both No. 10
J. 0. NEWELL, M. D.
Leulsburg, N,
Office In First National Bank Bolltllng
Day Phone 249 ? Night Phone 14*-l
ITm. H. Baffin, thoe. W. Ruffin
WM. M. * TH08. W. BUFFIN
Attorneys -at- Law
Leabfcarg, i North Carolina
Oeneral practice, both etrll and crlm- |
teal, In Franklin and adjoining coun
ties. Supreme and Federal Courts.
Offices In First National Bank
Building.
CALL PHONE 105 FOB
CLEANING, PRESSING, LAUNDRY
THE 8EKVICK SHOP
W. B. Muoford, Propr.
Lonhbnrg, N, C.
NOTICE
Wo are glad to announce to our cus
tapners and friends that wo hare first
clfcss lino of barbers and ara in better
shape to so rye our oust mora than we
hare ever boon. ? trial la all we aak.
Thanking your for your patronage.
Wo are yours to serve,
ST EG ALL B OS.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RY
Effective July 13, 1924 Louis
burg', N. 0.
Trains
Leave
No. 330
No. 812
No. 334
Trains
Arrive
[No. 331
No. 311
No. 335
Daily Except |
Sunday
8:30 A M.|
11:60 A. M.
5:00 P. M.
Daily Except
Sunday
10:15 A. M.|
3:20|P. M.
6:45 P. M l
For information regarding I
rates and schedules apply to]
L. L. JOYNER, Agent,
Loaiah"rg, N. 0.
JOHN T. WEST, D P A ,
??Mgk, N. 0.
A prlifl hvabuid li hna ?h? 4oe?n't
ftuk ha ddwi morv fh?n hi* ?kareof
* work and 1?m kll iMrt of 4
? uiktot. T" *
FAITH
By THOMAS AKKXK CLARK
Dm ?( Mas, UsKtnJty .(
IUUoU.
? < A ND though I bave all faith. m
tkat I oeuld remove main
tains,'' Paul said to the Corinthians.
I uatd to think about this removing
ef mountains a good deal when I wai
a child and I waa finally convinced
that It couldn't be dona, bat I waa
wrong. I took rt all ttternlly t>en, bat
ths r u are other mountain* which faith
ens remove which are quite aa high
aad liaysasahla aa UtM mt?? ftj
earthquake* of formed by erosion and
which atop our progress a* completely
There are qjountaina of dlacourage
?at, mountains of diSralty, naoon
tatn* of temptation and sorrow which
faith to ourselves, faitA to Rhw Ma,
or faith la blgk? and tins ess things
can make a* easy of traversing aa a
paved highway.
Oarvsr ka# brain*, an excellent pre
llminajy training "H* * Mklthy body,
bnt he 1* OofeM b?<Uj. Be dlatrnsta
tlmaalf and kU ability, he la easily
discouraged, and will admit without
argument that he la going to fall. Be
ha* no setfeoafl dance, ho faith In him
self. tf someone oaald gat him to
stand solidly upon his feet, to believe
slneerely In Ms own power of ec'iees
pllshment, to develop personal faith,
hie bualneee and Intellectual aalva
ttea would be awrat
Strlkemah Is fM ?t the most bril
liant young tallows with whom I aa
aoausintad. Be y hanUaome phjrt
c sky; to Beliefs he we* t neong {he
tegt to Ug dMi bnt as a pntmUmM 1
E
?a* ha la Mtte happy I"
* He has faith tn himself, bnt
is es Bens In anybody or anything
else, ft* l* mlcnl and supercritical
of people, and fee tmsts vary few. He
laughs at >?Ugioe and const dare thoee
who find help and comfort In Us
teachings weakly and rupentltleus.
Bl* own character la guided largely
by expedient rather than principle.
Ha has nothing higher than hi* own
selfish Interests to guide him or bold
him In the path of rectitude. He Is,
of oeorsa, discreet, for h* hss no de
afro to come under the ban either of
the law or of public opinion, but
vTfcatsvor ean be done rah rosn Is In
his mind legitimate. Be has Us npa
and downs, ha hss bis periods of ela
tion followed by the deepest depres
sion. he to pretty largely what the
people are with whom he associates.
People do not betleve tn htm because
he dees not believe la people, ney
do not trust him ; they do net bring
him their business. Bis character Is
% weak character because It Is not
founded upon any definite moral or
religious principles. Be has ne faith
In man; he has no belief In Qod. Iks
"evidence of things not seen* makes
no appeal to him. Be hss virtually
failed.
But te him who has faith In himsalf.
in his fellow men and in the Creator
of all thinn, the mountains are suite
Intel/ ts disappear.
(? kr Wsstsra Xivmtn t7au?.)
Two hundred tons of lime have been
ordered cooperatively by farmers of
Anaon county to use with legumes
;|ils tall.
Oh for the day when the neighbor
with a horse would mow your lawn
for the grass.
FRANJUJIT IKS. * REALTY CO.
L0AM8 AMD INSURANCE
-Jltf
NOTICE
Haying qualified as administrator
of the estate of Joe 91ms, late of Frank
lln County, notice Is hereby given all
persons holding claims against his
estate to present them ta the under
signed on or before the 5th day of
September 1925 or this notice will be
plead In bar of their recovery. All per
sons Indebted to said estate will please
come forward and make immediate
settlement. This September 4th. 1M4.
\ ILEY SIMS.
9-S-6t Administrator.
To Stop ? Coofh Quick
take HAYES' HEALING BOOTY. a
TRUSTEE'S BALM OF LOC I8BURO
WAREHOUSE UOm
By virtue of that (load of trust mad#
by W. H. and i. U. A Ll?Il to Wm. H
Huff In, Trustee, dated Nor. 1, 1*20.
and recorded In Book >41. page
default having been made la the I ?7
mint ol the debt thereby aeenred, and
demand having been made on the said
Trustee for foreclosure, by the holder
of the debt thereby secured, the un
dersigned will on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1924,
at the noon recess of Court at the court
house door In Louisburg. North Caro
lina, offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash that
warehouse lot and easements known
as the Farmers Co-operative Com
pany's Warehouse situate In the town
of Louisburg, North Carolina, and
more particularly defined as follows:
First. That certain lot or parcai of
land situate on the east side of lAin
street In the town of Loulsburg. boun
ded and defined as follows: Begin
ning at the corner of the J. F. J<mes
lot (now Farmers Co-operative Com
pany's lot) and the C. B. Cheatham
lot, formerly the Boatwrlght Prize
House lot (now Allen Machine Com
pany's lot) on Main street an iron
stake; thence along the C. B. Cheat
bam line (now Allen Machine Com
pan'ys line) 3 58 E 234 feet more or
less to the corner of the Tar River
Manufacturing Company's lot. former
ly the Cooper lot (now John 3. How
ell's lot) in the line of the 3. A. L. Rail
way Company; thence along the line
of the 3. A. L. Railway N 26 3-4 W 279
feet more or less, to the corner of said
railway on Main street; thence along
Main street S 33 1-4 W 144 feet more
or less to the point of beginUng, it
being the lot upon which is now sit
uate an old dwelling house and a part
of a brick Warehouse building.
And also together with the afore
described lot an descendible, trans
ferable and assignable easement In
and to and upon that strip of lan on
the Souttyyeat side or margin of the
Depot site' of the 3. A. L. Railway,
more particularly described as fol
lows: Beginning at the Northwest
corner of the foundation wall oi. Main
street of the Warehouse now situate
on said land, and running thence along
Main street 23 feet to the line of the
3. A. L. Railway; thence along the
line of the said 3. A. I>. Railway N 26
3-4 E the full length of a Warehouse
formerly on said lot 171 feet more or
less; thence a line parallel to Main
street and the first named line 23 feet
to the northeast corner of the founda
tion wall of the said warehouse;
thence a line parallel to the 3. A. L.
Railway line along the foundation wall
of said warehouse 171 feet more or
less, to the point of beginning, upon
which was formerly located s mewhat
Jones Tobacco Warehouse building
and upon which is now a portion of
more than one-half In width of the
said brick warehouse building, said
easement being, however, limited to
warehouse purposes only by the decis
ion of the Supreme Court in the case
of Ruffin vs. Railroad 151 North Car
olina Report, 330, which settled the
title to the above described lot and
right of occupancy under said ease
ment. The said lot and easement be
ing the same conveyed by Farmers
Co-operative Company to W. H. Allen
and J. M. Alien.
This Jan. 18, 1924.
1-18- 5t WM. H. RUFFIN. Trustee.
The above sale was continued by
consent of all parties concerned from
week to week unfil Monday, Sept. 15,.
1924, and is again continued by con.
sent ofall parties to Monday, Sept. 29,
1924, at about the hour of Noon. .
This September 15, 1924.
9-19-2t WM. H. RUFFIN. Trustee.
NOTICE
Having qualified as Executors, with
the will attached, of the estate of J. C.
Pearce. deceased, late of Franklin
county, notice is hereby given all per
sons holding claims against said es
tate to present them to tho undersign
ed on or before the 22nd day of Au
gust, 1925, or this notice will be plead
In bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
come forward and make immediate
settlement. This Aug. 21st, 1924.
J. J. PEARCE,
J. R.U PEARCE,
8-22-6t Executors,
NOTICE
' Having qualifle das administrator
of the eBtate of J. C. Winston, deceas
ed, late of Franklin County, notice is
hereby given all p?rsons holding
claims against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or before
the 5th day of September, 1925 or this
notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please come forward and
make immediate settlement. This Sep
tember 4th, 1924.
S. B. WINSTON,
9-S-6t Administrator.
10,000 Cow Hides
and Calf Skins
Wanted
HKHKKT XAJUtKT P?K'FS .
Kilt tor tho CowmH Tmnnlnc
Co. W? wAU tu w kind at kid* or
tar. fir rat*, LwHh fur BOtta, matt*
?Mk ?iac?a ?t riyoMlli jtIcm,
D0N1 FORGET
Our Tobacco Market
...OPENS...
TUESDAY, SEPT. 23
AND DON'T FORGET
that we have opened a new and up-to-date cloth
ing and shoe store. Men's, Young Men's and Boys
Sttits, Overcoats, Pants, Hats and Caps, in the lat
est styles. i
We have one of the best lines of Men's and
Boys work shoes that can be found anywhere. We
have a guaranteed all leather line of Children's
shoes, can fit them any size. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Oome to see us, you will find the quality
and prices right. Plenty of Cold Ioe Water for'
everybody. . y 1
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Hear the Bridge
mfi
LOUISBUBG, H. C.
MULE
FOR SALE
One mare mule, scale
weight 1025 pounds.
Eight years old. Guar
anteed perfect. As
pretty as a picture.
Cheap for Cash
W. Furney Edwards
New Hope
P. 0. Louisburg, R. 1