Your Home Should
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without music?
i Now is the time to buy a
COLUMBIA VIVA-TONAL
You can get it in Portable Form.
"Like Life Itself."
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Brown Furniture House
J. L. BROWN, Proprietor
Youngsville, > N. Carolina
X.
Mate a Reslution Now
That you will buy your meat during the year 1929 at
a meat market where you are assured of the best
quality of meat r.nd the K>>-* serviey obtainable at the
lowest prices.
< hir increase in business during 1928 is regarded by
- r.s an appreciation of oiw ^efforts .to please our
customers. ' " * *
WE AIM TO PLEASE?ALWAYS
O. F. Cash
, Meat Market
V
Main Street / Louisburg, N. XL
NEW
QHOE
JUDP
HOP
Now Qpen ?
I am pleased to" announce
to my friends In Loulsburg
and Franklin County that I
bare leased a room under tbe
Ford Warehouse on Nash
Street and have Installed the
necessary machinery abd op.
ened a Shoe Shop, where I
am prepared to do your Shoe
and Harness repair work to
the' beet ad rentage at most
reasonable prices. I can also
make you anything you want
that can be made of leather.
Give me a call. Yon know me
and my work. I will apprec
iate your patronage.
Gantt Shoe Shop
FOR SALE!
We have llated for sale follow
ing properties:^
Nice lot, N. Main St., near col.
lege.
2 lots facing Graded School
grounds.
Lot N. Church Street
48 acres farm land fCypress_
Creek ownshlp
386 acres farm land, growing
timber, Cedar Rock Township.
76 acres farm land Cedar Rock
Township
1 nice dwelling town of Louts,
btarg.
m y.
Franklin Insurance
& Realty Co.^
We sell all kinds Insurance and
Bonds?See us for jour needs.
Prompt and accural*1'' service.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
Kit B. I, XAltfiOHOCUB
l'hjsiclan and Sargeoa
Luulsburg, K, C.
? Office In Bickett and Varborough
Building. *
Office Ptiuue 2!H> Residence Phone 2
Kit AKCil H. l'ERBl
Ceneral Practice
Weed, N. C.
Office In Service Krufr Co.
KB. W. It BASS.
' Veterinarian
Loutabuxg, N. C.
Offices ?Vd Hospital ?aat Nash St.
'tone Office 336-L Kesideuce 1136-,
Special Attention to Small Animals
tVe v\Ish to announce to our Patient
and the public that our practice wll
be eotnlut'ted on n cash basis begin
niug Jauuarj 1st 192.. .
KB. K. T. SB1TUWICK
KK. C. 11. BANKS
KB. A. 11. FLEAILNG
Members
Kentist Protective Association.
?. E. COUNCIL, M. K.
White Level
B. F. O. No. i Loulsburg, N. (
Genera] Practice
G. M. BEAM
Attornej-aLLaw
Off! over Post Office
Pt?t,... in ail courts.
IV. U. Yarboruugh 11111 Yarboroug1
YABBOBOl'Gll A YA1CBOBOUGH
Altorue.vs and Connsellors ut Law
Office la Egerton Building
Over Kline's' tore
Practice 1:1 Frank: iu and adjolniui
counties, and la the A'nlted State
Courts at Ealclgh.
KB. J. B. KAVIS
Phjsiclan and ISurgeon
.Office at Residence, North Main St.
Telephone: Ronre:
Night 64 8:30 to 10:30 a. m
ri:.. u 12 tn 2 n. m
? td 8 p. m
R. 11. White t. 11. JiiuOse J. E. Malom
Hillll A MALONK
lawyers
Ltnlsburg, North Caroline
xoiisint practice, settlement o( ?*
fane* uivtstod. Oo<* member c*
"firm el*iya lc the office.
UK. U. <<'. PEBBT
Physician and Surgeon
! ouhborg, , SgftM Ckrellai
Offices Adjoining Aycotfc Drug Co
Telephones: Day *87; Night *8'
MBS. N. B. TUCKER
? Registered Nurse
Calls Answered Pay or Night
Phone US ?r
MONET TO LEND ON LONG TERM!
ON IMPROVED FARM LANDS
j Six per cent Interest, no eommissiopi
ran repay after fire years.
W. L. LUMPKIN, Attorney
First National Bank Building
Louisburg, N. C. . 3-18-t
DR. II. B. JuHNSOM
? Physician and Surgeon
Loaisborg, North Carolina
Office orer Ay cock Drag Co.
Telephones: Day and Night both No. 10
Am
"INSURE AND BE SURE"
"BE SURE aid with T. \... ;.'ATSON
24-tf -.JNSO'E"
J. R.^RKWELL,
Lonlsbarg, N.
Office in First National Bank Building
Day Phone *49 ? Night Phone 249-2
C. L. BLACKBURN, D. C.
Chiropractor
801 N. Garnett St.. Hendcecn. N. a
Office Hours: f to 12, 2 to 4. 7 to 8
Chiropractic Is a natural, sate and
scientific Health S?r7lce
JOS. T. INSCOE
Registered Land SurTeyor,
and Notary Public
Castalia, N. C? B. F. D. No. 1
45 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN WELL
Drilling, Pump nnd Accessories,
White rump and Well Co., Norllna,
N. C. 7-27.52t
T. C. GILL
Lan?> Snrreylng a Specialty
Kittrell, N. C? Route N?M
Jai t
"INSURE AND BE SURE" _
"BE SURE and with T. W. WATSON
2.24-tt INSURE"
DR. J. C. MANN
the well known Eyesight Spec
ialist and Optician will be at
Parrlsh Jewelry Store, Louis,
burg, N. C., every first (nd third
Thursday. Office hoars 10*a. m.
to 3 p. m. Headache relieved
when paused by eyestrain. Chil
dren with weak eyes should be
given attention before school
opens. Over twenty years dally
experience ln^xamlnlug eyes.
His next visit Mtl be Thurs
day, January 3hl, 192?. ^ /
OUR RALEIGH LETTER
(Continued from page two)
there Is little prospect of h serloorf
at erapt to unseat the. Major with a
certificate of election In his pocket, i
Trustees of the J- W, Cannon estate j
have been awarded u judgment of
J647.161.85 iu. -flweuM filed against]
'.he government and former Collector
Bailey $433,865.61 In the suit against I
tbe government- and Collector Grls
aoot Avhioh they claim was overpaid
in Income taxes by. the Cannon es
tate during the years lSl^rand 1W1S?.
Trustees the estate are Charles A.
Cennou, of Concord, and David H.
B'air,, ef Winston-Salem and Wash
ington. the combined amount repre
seated in the Judgment signed here
n
lunng the week" by J.sylge Isact! M.
Meeklns of the Tftsderr.l Court is .1,
081,027.26. The suit has been pend
ing in the Federal Court for ten years
and the agreed verdict ends a legal
battle between the ablest lawyers of
New York and North Carolina, one
of whom was Charles E. HugUesi,re
publican candidate for the presidency
against Woodrow WUfcon in 1916 and
hailed a9 the winner the night before
California announced the result which
gave Mr. IVilsou a second term.
It appears that the boundary line
betw een Notj:h and South ..Carolina
recently located will not stay put and
the Governor of the Tar Heel com
monwealth has issued ji proclama
tion calling upon officials of-the State
and of the counties along the .line
to arrest any one found removing, de
facing, or otherwise Interfering with
the markers of such line. A' reward
of $500 for the arrest and sufficient
evidence to convict offendeYs Is. of
fered and- thj protection of 'all state
litie markers will be insisted' upOn.
accord ins to George F .Syme, North
Carolina Boundary Commissioner.
If bombarding Raleigh. Washington
?i d other prospective souTces of reve
nue will bring aboqt the desired re
sult former State Senator Mark
Squires, of Lenoir, is going to have
U e Great Smoky Mountain National
Park e.-fablished and beauti^ed 1n at?
cr-rdauce with, modern effectiveness.
While In the National Capital a few< j
days aRo Air. Squires asked Congress
for on additional $50,000 for the topo
graphical survey of the park area ana
has requested tho State Highway Com
mission to assist, in the construction
oi a scenic highwty along..tSe -crest
cf the Blue, Ridge between -North
Carolina and Virginia,, so file story
goes. JHe would also ask the next
General Assembly for $5,000 for forest
fire work in the park area until it Is
taken over by the government.
! The report of rthe County Advisory
I Commission recently given the o. It,
Indicates that not more-than twentv
oue counties have attaihed high ef
ficiency in government and the coun
ty government laws passed by the
latt legislature .and that the laws en
acted are widely disregarded and out
of harmony with the general idea of
improved methods of county finance.
> - And, of course, the State Commission
jrecommewis an increase in the staft
tof workdrs with (he view to closer
J contact * with the counties which t?
| expected to result in the elimination
| of tax methods of enforcing the law.
I The Commission finds the daily de
'. posit feature of the county govern
ment iaws^fifpractlc^fele in inajiy coun
ties and that only ~a^ few more than
half the counties are complying with
the law requiring each "purchasing
order to carry a statement that pro
vision for payment had been made by
appropriation covered by authorized
bonds or notes. Few pf the counties
are found to have made comfrtete set
tlement of taxes on daie3 required,
by statute and in many of them land
sales ior taxes were prevented by re
straining orders, or postponed by per
mission of the local commissioners.
During the past- twelve month per
iod 655 persons lost their lives from
automobile, accidents and wreckless
d~. iving is said to have been the cause
of the greater number of them. Seven
ty-fonT were killed In October of this
year and 77 in November, according
to figures filed by the Motor Vehicle -
Bureau of the State Department of; J
Revenue. Despite attendant dangers'
the folks continue to ride and appear
willing to p8y the price, and thq De
partment calls attention to this time,
tr the law requiring the purchase of
1929 license, by the first day of 'Janu
ary. Aiready many machines are car
irying the new blue and white license
? plate which became legal on the 15tb,
but. so far, only about two per cqpt
t
I
L
rf the 500,000 automobile owners tn
the State hav^ secured their tags,
with a week left in which to comply
with requifwnents.
An automobile contested the right
?of way 'with the Seaboard's Florida
Limited at a grade crossing in Wake
Forest turing the week causing the
d' ath of the driver of the car and |
the wreck of the train which Jumped
the track and demolished the end of
a three story building.
State employees get a holiday from f
I o'clock last Saturday until Wed-j
ncsday morning, December 26, accord j
ing to a decision of the Salary andj
I'Wage Commission and all of them are.
taking advantage of the opportunity
for a lay-off except Clerks In the Mo-1
tor Vehicle BUreau of the Depart-"^
ment of Revenue who are working
constantly in- the effort to supply
the demand for license tags before the
end of the month. Their holiday will
come later.
The State Judicial Conference is
scheduled Jo meet here on the 27th
and 28th- of the present month to con
sider another effort to sedure the en:
alctment of certain laws defeated in
(he General Assembly of 1927. The
Conference consists of members Off-the
Supreme Court all Superior Court
judges and one member appointed by
the" governor from each Judicial dis
trict.
The 17th annnal meeting "of the
Southern Livestock Asgoclation which
?was postponed on account of the in
fluenza epidemic will probably be held
at State College on January 21, 22 and
29 '1929, according to Earl Hditetler,
?et i nary. " \ ***?
fectfVary.
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MONEY TO LEND!
5 Per Cent Interest
5, 7, 10 Years Time ...
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NO PAYMENTS DUE IN SUMMER
No stock to buy. no application fee or other fee to1
paid unless Icr.u is made.
ChicKamauga Trust Compani
W. L. LUMPKIN, Local Representatit
LOUISBURG, NORTH CAROLI
TTE GIFT SUPREME!
Quality Furnitui
Something to brighten up the home?something |
that little nook or corner?something that tou,.i
yours aihl the children will enjoy for many ye
such is the Furniture offered in this store.
You need only to see tluNlovely things juitable for
-'JiP
gifts, to fall in love with them. w
Consider sofAe of'these suggestions as gifts:
Oeoasional Chairs, Library Tables, Gate Leg Tables,;,
Writing Desks, Serving Tables, Cedar Chests, Lovet
Mirrors, Telephone Desks, Sewing Cabinets, Magaziv
Racks, Reed Furniture, Card Tables, Table, Floor, Jun
ior Lamps, Kitchen Cabinets, Overstuffed Pieces/Fet
j l ies, Bird Cages, Many Pieces in Gorgeous Color'Cc
' binations.
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W. E. White Furniture Co.
Louisburg, : , N. Carolina
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May Prosperity, Health and'
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Happiness be with you all
the days of the
, New Year ?
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Parsons Motor Co.
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Authorized Ford Dealers Lcuisburg,
It's
PURE
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COLD, j
Too j
We.are selling lnmps oFlflxe Arctic Ocean,
teed to bring relief to all your foodstuffs and 1
in making refreshing drinks. It's absolutely
You may safely use Englar Ice in making -cool^
mer drinks. It is safely handled dnd carefully V
ered. Nothing can be substituted for Ice. NothL
so essential in every household during the torrid i
ther. Phone us your needs.. Our service will
ENGLAR- ICE
EDWIN A. ENGLAR, Propfie
Telephone No. 50 *
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