THE fRANKUN TIMES
A. F. Johnson, Editor A Mgr.
?TAR DROPS?
?Cotton was worth 18 cents a
pound In LouiBburg yesterday.
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?See the Orphans concert at the
Winner Theatre next Thursday night.
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?Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Med
lln, near Justice, a daughter, Ethel
Mary, on March 6, 1926.
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?The Oxford Orphanage Singing
tlass will give a concert at the Win
ner Theatre on Thursday night, March
18th. Go.
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?There will be a fiddlers convention
at Ingleslde school Friday night,
March 12. All fiddlers especially In
vited. Come!
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?If you know of a crippled or de
formed child tell them of the free
clinic to be held in Loulsburg next
Thursday, March 18th. It may be the
means of their being restored to health
and happiness. - ???- ,
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?The fire Saturday night whs the
Ferd automobile of Mr. W. L. House.
We understand Mr. House struck a(
match to look at the gasoline and ig-1
nition took place. The damage was j
about $20 so we learn. The fire de
partment answered promptly and the
blaze was soon extinguished.
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?It was a source of much regret
that we had to throw about a dozen
lots of items or correspondence in the
waste basket, this week on account of
the name of the writer not accompany
lng them. We are always glad to re
ceive and publish all the items we
can get from any section of the county,
but we are forced, as a matter of pro
tection to ourselves, to require the
name of the writer to accompany the
items. So If your items *- not ap
pear in print you can know you fail
ed to send your name. If you want
them published rewrite them, sign
your name to them and send them In.
To The Readers
Help the authorities find
THAT ROYLE GIRL.
Do you know THAT ROYLE
GIRL?
. Beware of THAT ROYLE
GIRLL
THAT ROYLE GIRL is com
ing! Watch for her Monday.
Police! Have you seen THAT
ROYLE GIRLt
Postmen! What's the ad
dress of THAT ROYLE GIRLT
Winner Theatre. 3-12-lt
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FOR RENT
A five room residence on Kenmore
avenue for rent. Aroly to Mrs. W. H.
Pleasants, phone No. 17, Loulsburg.
N. C. "2-tf
SALESMAN WANTED to solicit or
ders for lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salary or commission. Ad
dress THE HARVEY OIL CO., Cleve
land, O. 3-12-lt
FOR ^ VLE
Several shares in Lake Mitchiner
Fishing Club. Apnly to Dr. C. H. Banks
president, 'Loulsburg. N. C.. or G. C
Mitchiner, secretary, R 2, Franklin
ton, N. C. ? 3-ll-St
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Haing qualified as administratrix
of the estate of K. E. Denton, deceased,
late of Franklin county, N. C., notice
is hereby given all persons holding
claims against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or before
the 12 day of March, 1927. 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 March 11th, 1926.
S-12-6t ONNIE LEE DENTON. Admr x.
It's possible to he en expert without
having first qualified by giving expert
' testimony in a crimnal case.
The strenuous gait people travel
these days is said to be hard on the
heart, and the pocketbook also suffer*.
Not Afraid
. Whan Mi*. B. H, Halbart i*
latVad new* rf htr favorite grand
daughter^ lllnaa* aha chartarad an
3-oplana and flaw from San An
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Woman has rapidly come to tho fore in oil tines of e.-.riro
these three girls have made the world sit up and ta'.;? i ?
achieving the pinnacle of success while still in their teen.v TV- ????
world worships at the feet of Helen Wills, (center) Ar. -hmv.
ful tennis queen; rises to its feet to acclaim Marion Tali. ?(;? f
whose triumphant debut at the Metropolitan maiccs her a star of 1-;
first magnitude. Gene Goldman demonstrates the ability 0f ht.
to earn money instead of spending it. by amassing a million doll?-!
selling Chicago real estate.
Utah Avalanche Buries Village /
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' A hug* aiow slide claimed forty Uvea when It rwept down upon
rap Gulch, a ?mall mining village near Bingham, Utah. Two board
ing houses and seventeen othar dwellings wara buried beneath tons of
enow. Fire added to the horror of the catastrophe, whan overturned
stoves ignited the wreckage.
FERTILIZERS
We carry a stock of the <
following Brands:
"Roysters" Pocahontas
"A. A. Quality'' Pocomoke
" Potapsco
"Richmond" Gilt Edge
. " Tip Top
" Premium
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"Swifts" Red Stear
"Seaco&st" Red Gull
Nitrta of Soda
SEE US AND SAVE
MONEY
Farmers Union Storage House
or Planters Warehouse
W. H. ALLEN CO.
J. R. ALLEN
MARCH IS THE MONTH OF PROMISE
Spring is Calling You to the Great Outdoors.
From Our Unmatchable Stock let us prepare you
to meet the call with
Garden Seed Household Paints
Garden Tools Furniture Paints
Flower Seed Automobile Paints
Lawn Grass Seed Mabastine
l awn Mowers laint Brushes
Lawn Hose ' Shellacs
Floor Polish, Floor Mops, Floor Wax,
Furniture Polish, Furniture Polish,
Automobile Polish and Top Dressing.
Electrical Supplies Ful-O-Pep Poultry Feed
Automobile Supplies Poultry Feed Hoppers
Padios and Snpplies Poultry Fountains
I lash Lights and Supplies Oyster Shell and Grit
And from a cup of our Fresh Ground Coffee you will
get Strength and Satisfaction to commence the days
work.
L. P. HICKS
Mitchell* Compound Tablets
are a harmless vegetable medi
cine, sold for M years, to thou
sands of expectant mothers.
FREE?
Illustrated Booklet
sent In plain wrapper.
Tells all about regulation
during puberty, pregman
7,and change of life. Aids
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rmal monthly functioning.
Write for your free copy today.
Cr.lf your time is approaching send 91 for box
of Mitchells Compound Tablets; sent poet
paid. Reference. Dank of Buffalo. Thousands
of testimonial* from grateful mothers.
DR. J. H. DYt MEDICAL INSTITUTE
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,2 Year Old Apple
Aldin Hzzen, of Chardon, Ohio,
owns the oldest apple in the world.
It was given to his wife by Sheri
dan Bull upon his return from the
Civil War. Hazen has preserved
tt?e apple for 68 years by sticking
elovaa Into it
Guess What's in
the Envelope!
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president Coolidve know* and
*o doee Mies K.A. Shee, the bearer,
It's the chief executive's salary.
She'hAs bees personally delivering
(t to the White Bouse eeeh month
for the peet tA
DR. S. RAPPORT
of Durham, I
specialist In examining eyes and fit
ting glasses will be In LOUISBl'BG
at the office formerly occupied by Dr.
Morton every* Fourth Wednesday in
eaoh month. His glasses will give
you real pleasure r and satisfaction.
They are accurately fitted In every de
tail. They feel right and look right
Charges reasonable.
My next visit will be WEDNESDAY,
April 28th, 1926.
YELLOW WRAPPER
FOR TOBACCO -
THE SPOT CASH CO. 3-12-7t
The Quinine That Docs Not Affect The Head
if
(Tablets) can be taken
by anyone without causing nervousness or ringing
in the head. E. W. GROVE S signature on box. 30c.
NOTICE
Having qualified as executor of the
estate of W. W. Hart, deceased, late
of Franklin County, N. C., notice is
hereby given all persons holding
claims against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or be
fore the 5th day of March, W.T, 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 March 4th, 1926.
3-5-6t MRS: SALLIE HART, Extrix.
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Our Tailor, E. W. Polk, represent
ing Kempel and Armiger, of Balti
more, will be at J. W. King's on
March 12th and 13th. It will pay
you to wait. 3-5-lft
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Barred Plymouth Rocks, from a
pure bred culled flock, $1.50 per set
ting post paid. Mrs. Rodger Moore.
Spring Hope, R F D 2. 3-5-3t
YOUNG MEN
WE ETEND TO YOU A SPECIAL INVITATION
To come in and look over oar new line of Suits for
Spring and Summer. Our two-pants suits are a knock
out for the price. We carry the famous SKLZ line of
Slippers, see these in the latest styles, every pair is
guaranteed. We carry a neat stock of Men's and
Boy's Furnishings and sell Cheaper for Cash. Tour
patronage always appreciated. Special for Saturday,
A good Raincoat FREE with every Suit of Clothes.
F. N. SPIVEY
NKAB THE BRIDGE
LOUISBURO, NOBTH