TEMPORARY
THEATRE
Night Shows: 7:15 and 9:00
15c and 30c
Matinees: 3:30 Daily
10c and 25c
Saturdays Continuous: 2 ? 11
10c and 25c until 6 o'clock
LAST TIMES TODAY ? FRIDAY
IRENE DUNNE and
FRED McMURRAY
"Invitation To
Happiness"
SATURDAY, "I AUG. 5th
Doable Feature Day
3 MESQUITEERS in
"Three Texas
Steers"
RITA JOHNSON - TOM NEAli
in the first picture ever filmed on
Alcatraz Island
'They All Come
Out"
Also Second Chapter of
"Daredevils of The Red Circle"
SUNDAY, AUG. 6th
Walter Pigeon - Virginia Brace
Ann Dvorak - Lee Bowman in
"Stronger Than
Desire"
NO SHOWS MONDAY, TUESADY
OR WEDNESDAY.
THURS^RIDAY, AUG. 10 - 11th
The Hardy Family's Greatest Show
Mickey Roooey - Lewis Stone
Fay - H olden - Cecilia Parker
Ann Rutherford In
"Andy Hardy Gets
Spring Fever"
COMING SOON
"Goodbye Mr. Chips."
"Daughters Courageous."
"Second Fiddle."
James Cagney and George Raft In
"Each Dawn I Die."
Robt. Taylor and Hedy LaMarr in
"Lady Of The Tropics."
NO LONGER AN EXPERIMENT
During August, representatives
of hundreds of agricultural mar
keting cooperatives will bold an
annual meeting in Chicago. And
the delegates, while they plan for
tile future, will be justified in
looking back with pride on years
of achievement.
More and more of the produce
of the farm moves into market
through farmer cooperation. And
the result is that a larger and fair
er percentage of the eventual sell
ing price is returned to the pock
ets of the producers. Markets are
widened and stabilized. Thus, fluc
tuations in the craft of agricul
ture are lessened in severity.
Marketing cooperation was once
an experiment. Today it Is an es
tablished faot', which has earned
the support of business as well as
agriculture.
Friend ? What's your son Dick
doing now?
Ragson Tatters ? Well, Dick's
an automobile salesman.
Friend? And William?
Ragson Tatters ? He's a minis
ter.
Friend ? And Tom?
Ragson Tatters ? Tom's in poli
tics.
Friend ? And you?
Ragson Tatters ? I'm farming ?
and feeding Dick, Tom and Wil
liam.
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THEY'RE FRESH
Smart Service
Cleaned Clothes !
I- '*? --
They're Fresh from SERVICE
Cleaners, perfectly cleaned and
pressed by expert workmen . All
of the little details of replacing
buttons, fixing pockets and mak
ing minor repairs are taken care
of when you send your clothes to
HER VICE Cleaners.
NOTE ? We have added a
SHOE SHOP to our business
RENNIR MANN,
Expert Shoe Repairer.
Call Us Phone 444-1
SERVICE
DRY CLEANERS AND
; SHOE SHOP
P. O. Right
?. Nash St. Louisburg, N. a
TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE I
Pet. ;
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Schedule For Saturday
LOUISBURG at Pilot
Pine Ridge at Epsom
Warrenton at Greystone
Schedule For Wednesday
Pilot at Warrenton
Epsom at Greystone
LOUISBURG at Pine Ridge
EPSOM GETS VICTORY
IX OVERTIME CONTEST
Tall Grass in Right Field Proved
To Be Margin of Victory
Epsom mixed two errors with j
Bing Miller's 12th-frame single
and edged a 4-3 victory oven
Louisburg here Wednesday in a
Tri-County League contest.
In the second inning T. Brum- 1
mit hit a ball to right field which
got by the outfielder and was lost
in the tall grass while Brummit
continued around the path for a '
homer, which was the margin of j
victory. (Looks like a lawn mow- j
er might win a game for Louis
burg sometime).
Hal Troutman's ninth-inning
homer put Louisburg in a tie and
sent the game into extra innings.
It was Troutman's second round
tripper of the afternoon; he had
parked one in the third, with one
on. Each blow cleared the left
field barrier.
Epsom took a 3-2 lead in the
sixth inning. Marshall Peterson,
first up. was safe at first on an er
ror. He stole second, and came
home on Bob Lassiter's double.
Epsom put the clincher on In
the 12th. With two out. Bing Mil
ler singled and went to third when
Peterson's long drive was dropped
in rightfield. Miller came in when
Thomas Brummitt's grounder was
errored at second.
Lassiter led Epsom's 11-hit of
fense. with two doubles for three
turns. Howard Hobgood was next
best, with three singles for six.
Troutman and Marshall Wiggins
led Louisburg's 12-hit offense,
with two for five. One of Wig
gins' blows was a double.
Score: R.H.E.
Epsom 010 101 000 001 ? 4 11 2
Lbg. 002 000 001 000 ? 3 12 4
M. Brummitt. Jett and T. Brum
mltt. Dickerson; M. Wiggins and
, C. Doak.
GREYSTONE WIN, 9-3
Greystone, Aug. 2. ? Greystone
mixed 11 hits with two errors and
j turned back Pilot. 9-3. here today.
Greystone jumped to a 2-0 lead
in the first inning and put on the
clincher in the third with a three
run blast.
Harold Bissette led Greystone's
11-hit attack, with three singles
for five tries. Dan Reynolds and E.
i Roberson hit homers. Jack Mitch
' ell led Pilot, with a pair of singles
I for three.
I Score: R. H. E.
I Pilot 000 200 010 ? 3 9 2
I Greystone . 203 004 OOx ? 9 111
Pippin and Benton; Feimster
j and Poole.
RAINED OUT SATURDAY
All games which were scheduled
for Saturday in the Tri-County
League were rained out.
Standing of Clubs:
Clubs W L
Pilot 17 7
LOUISBURG ...17 8
Epsom . J 14 10
Greystone 13 11
Pine Ridge 7 16
Warrenton ..... 4 20
LOUISBURG ( LIB WINS,
EXECUTES TRIPLE 1'LAV
With a large crowd o ( fana on
hand at tihe local ball park Sunday
Louisburg defeated Epsom, 7-5 In
ra playoff of a postponed Trl-Coun
ty League game. It was the first
loss for Epsom in six league starts.
Pitcher Red Wheless, with three
for four, and John Cameron with
two for four, led Loulsburg. Whe
less' hits Included a mighty wal
| lop over t>he left-field wall.
Loulsburg executed a triple
play In the seventh. With three
on, Tony Callovlch. of Wake For
est football fame, lined to Short
stop Timberlake. The ball wsa
thrown to Troutman at third to
catch Dlckerson, and then to Wig
gins at first to catch Hobgood.
Leaders for Epsom were Claude
Dickerson, two for three, and
George Eaves, two for four. David
Peterson lifted one over the left
field wall for a homer In the
eighth.
Loulsburg players suffered
injuries in this game. A ball
which took a bad hop In center
field hit Brantley In the face, and
anotiher bad-hopper caught Wig
gins, firUbaseman, on the chin. At
both Instances tihe game was held
up until they could revive. Orady
Wheeler, third-baseman, suffered
an Injured hand when Blng Miller,
manager of the Epsom team slid
into him at third base. He had to
leave the game.
Score: R.H.E.
Epsom .... 020 000 012 ? 5 9 0
Loulsburg. 000 205 OOx ? 7 12 6
Hall, Jett and Dlckerson; Renn,
Wheless and Fuller.
PILOT SCORES 5-4 WIN
IN OVERTIME CONTEST
Lewlston, July 30. ? The leagne
leadlng Pilot club of tihe Trl-Coun
ty League defeated Lewlston In
dependents, 5-4, today In a l.}-)8
ning game.
The visitors made two runs with
two out in the 11th ? Mitchell
doubled, Davis walked, and Stotti
and Haywood hit single*.
Lewlston came very close to ty
ing the score In the home halt, al
so after two were out. Melonl wal
ked and then Joe Green White
head smacked a blow which al
most waa a homer ? Whitehead
FOX'S
MID-SUMMER
CLEARANCE
SPECIAL PURCHASE !
(URLS BACK TO SCHOOL
DRESSES
Values to 79c. Dozens of Styles.
Tiebacks, Bolero Effects. Swing
Skirts. Prints. Combinations.
A REAL VALUE .
44c
MORE POWER TO
YOUR QUARTER .
WOMEN'S and MISSES'
STRAW HATS
Former 96c VaVues, That Are
True Money Savers at This Low
Price
25c
VALUES TO 15c
ANKLETS and CRUISE
SOCKS;
For Every Member of the Family
From Baby to Big Sister.
Slight Irregular
5c pr.
SAVE 20c A PAIR
COTTAGE
CURTAINS
In Colors to Bring Beauty to
Every Room !
39c
"MANCHESTER" DOUBLE
BED SIZE
SHEETS
Good Quality You'll Wonder How
on Earth We Did It. . . . But
Here It Is . . . And All Yours !
Never Before at this Price; Maybe
Never Again ... So Buy Plenty.
48c
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VALUES !
Values for every Member of the Family !
We've marked merchandise right down to
the Marrow ! New, wanted merchandise
ready to be worn right now! Come in to
day . . . Quantities are Limited.
EXCITING VALUES FOR
THE THRIFTY !
New
Summer Dresses
YOU'VE SEEN STYLES I>IKE
THESE . . . YES ! AT TWICE
THE COST ! PRINTS ! SOL
IDS ! FRILLY ! TAILORED.
SIZES 13 to 20 and 38 to 52.
$|.69
WONDER VALUES!
Regular 79c to $1.00 A I AC
Men's Dress Shirts
Super Fine Broadcloth and Woven Patterns
in Distinctive Designs. Sizes 14 to 17.
"It's Smart To Be Thrifty"
sha0/ FOX'S
WOMEN'S WHITE
GLOVES
$1 value 34c
79c value 15c
DOUBLE BED SIZE
COLORED crinkle
SPREADS
?
First Quality. Colors: Blue, Rose,
Green, Orchid and Gold.
Reg. 69c Value !
47c
MEN'S and BOYS'
TENNIS SHOES
Heavy Soles ! Try and wear 'em
out. . . . You'll find out what
Huskies they are ! Double bum
per all 'round. Sanitary Inner
Sole. They kind you've been look
ing for! Reg. 69c Value.
47c
BEAUTIFUL
LADIES' SUMMER
SHOES
Values to $4.00 ! We promised
you Values, But We'll Wager You
Never Expected Anything Like
This ! White and plenty of oth
er colors. '
$1.49
BOY'S and' GIRL'S DRESS
OXFORDS
Sturdy Construction. Built over
Easy-Fitting Lasts, Sizes 10 to
l'V4. Reg. $1 Values.
69c
was caught at Ohe plate, on a close
play, by Haywood's fine peg to
Brooks.
Lewiston's leading batter was
Mike Bobbltt, with four for five.
His hits included a triple and n
double. Red Benton, with a dou
ble and two singles for five, led
Pilot.
The winners led in hits. 13-12. 1
BaMerles: Pilot ? Pippin. Ben
ton and Brooks; Lewiston ? Bry
( ant and Joyner.
"Will it come to this?
Salesman ? Hera we are, the
latest thing in homes.
Prospect ? Eh?
Salesman ? Yes, garage for
three cars with built-in living
room.
Teacher ? Junior, we're going to1
I take up words. I waftt you to use
the word 'miscellaneous' correctly j
in a sentence.
Junior ? Franklin D. Roosevelt
is the head man in this country
and miscellaneous t'he head man i
in Italy.
Friend ? It's too bad Harold and
Edith aren't good enough for each
other.
Louisburg Man ? What makes
you say that?
Friend ? Oh. I've been t^lkihg
to botih families.
Mickey ? Dearest, I adore you.
Since the dawn of creation, since
the birth of the human race, since
the begtmrtng of time, I have loved
-you. 4CH'
Sally ? Oh, Mickey, this Is so
sudden. *'?!
NOTICE OF RE-SALE
Under and by virtue of the po
wer and authority contained in
that certain order of re-sale made
and entered by W. V. Avent, Clerk
of the Superior Court of Franklin!
County, relative to a deed of trust,
executed by K. K. Allen and wife,
Orace P. Allen, on 15 December
1938. and duly recorded In the of
fice of the Register of DeedB of
Franklin County, North Carolina.
In Book 338 at page 243, default
having been made in the payment
of the indebtedness thereby secur
ed, the said order of re-sale hav
ing been entered on the 1st day of
August, 1939 upon the filing of an
advance bid, the undersigned trus
tee will, for cash, offer for sale to
the highest bidder at the court
house door of Franklin County,
North Carolina, at twelve o'clock
noon, on
THURSDAY, 17 AUGUST l?8?
the following described lands:
All that certain tract or parcel
of land sltiuate, lying and being In
Ijentsburg Township, Franklin
C!ounty, N. C., more particularly
described as follows:
Bounded on the south by the
road leading from the Tarboro or i
Bunn Road to the home place of
H. H. Harris, deceased; on the
east and on the north by the lands
of the Metropolitan Life Insur
ance Company, known as tihe
"May place," containing" 191 Vi
acres, more or less.
The above described tract of
land being the Und Inherited by
K. K. Allen and known as the Al
len Farm on the Louisburg-Bunn
Road. For a further and mora
adequate description, reference is
hereby had to the Public Registry
of Franklin County. 'v
The successful bidder will be
required to deposit wit'h the Com
missioner at the time of sale a
sum equal to ten percentum of t'he
amount bid to insure compliance
with the terms of sale.
Dated and posted Miis the 1st
day of August/.1939.
JOHN F. MATTHEWS,
8-4-2t Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the au
thority of sale contained in that
certain judgment of the Superior
Court) of Franklin County, North
Carolina, entered in that certain
tax foreclosure suit No. 151 M,
entitled "Commissioners of the
Town of Louisburg v. Mrs. Par
thenia B. Hudson, widow, et al.",
which said judgment is duly dock
eted in Tax Judgment 3 at page
103, in the office of t'he Clerk of
the Superior Court of Franklin
County, North Carolina, the un
dersigned Commissioner will of
fer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash at the courthouse door in
t|ie Town of Louisburg, Franklin
County. North Carolina, at or
about/ the hour of twelve tV clock
noon, on \
THURSDAY, 17 AUOUST
the following described land in
Louisburg Township, Franklin
County, North Carolina, listed In
the name of R. W. Hudson Es
tate and described as follow*
Beginning at a stake, corner of
lots No. 4 and 5 on the plat and
In the survey of the White Orove
property, on t>he east side of South
Main Street, the northwest corn
er for the lot herein described;
running thence along South Main
Street S 32V4 degrees W 69 feet
to a stake on an alley between lota
Nos. 3 and 4 in said survey;
thence alotag said alley way S
67 V4 degrees E 78 feet to a stake
on another alley, between the lot
herein described and the lot form-i
erly known as the T. A. Person
lot which fronts 69 feeti more or
less on Kenmore Avenue; thence
along said lastnamed alley N 32 H
degrees E 69 feet lb the corner of
Lots Nos. 4 and 5 on said alley;
thence along the line of lot No. 6
N 57% degrees W 78 feet to the
point of beginning, the same being
tfce Identical lot of land conveyed
to R. W. Hudson by T. A. Person
and wife, Annie M. Person, by
deed dated 8 May 1# 11, and recor
ded 13 May 1911 In Rook 179 at
page 86. Franklin County registry
There in also included herein all
rightn of IH? <sl?aJnnts herein In
and to the two 15-foot alleyways
above mentioned, on the .south and
east sides of Mie said lot. For fur
ther reference see Rooks 299 at
page 36 and 294 at page 619,
said registry.
Dated and pdstnd this the 1st
day of August*. 1939.
JOHN F. MATTHEWS,
8-4-41 Commissioner.
The Rhoades". Family* a 0 Squier
Pff&ANATHATj
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120,000.000 EVERY THURSDAY!? Every week aMterlete ia the United 8t?t?<
pay (bout $30,000,000 ta tha gatolina tax oelleeter. Thay alaa pay mother
110,000,000 a neck la regittratlen and lloente faaa, tha fadaral tax aa lubricat
ing ail and other auUir.Ktve levin*.
Motor car crashes. and all other
kind of crashes, and any other
kind of trouble, are easier avoided
! than repaired.
, i ii
Bill ? Did you
In the country*?
Sam ? No, we
the way.
enjoy your hike
had to walk all
YOUR
SPINE!
IS A NERVE
SWITCHBOARD
It Radiates Health or Causes Disease
Nature's outdoor activities an sunshine can be enjoyed only
to the fullest extent when here is a strong, pliable spine.
A Youthful Spine is a normal pliable spine and may be
maintained through Chiropractic adjustments. Your back
is important because It is the location for Che distributing
point for the nerves that bra nch off the spinal cord and
lead to every cell, tissue and organ of the body, regulat
ing their activity and condl tlon.
"Good Health through Chiropractic"
Dr. Sadie C. Johnson ^ ^
CHIROPRACTOR
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Phono:
Office 864-1
RooldMloo 371.1
ijOuisDurg, n. u.
Honrs:
V 14) Of Tborn. 0 to 1
T-S p. m. Mon.-Wed. <
Frl. * Sat.. -
Jdiudratial
FARM
LOANS
/ Low IntorMt
J Long Turn
/ Fair Appraisal
4 Prompt Sarrioa
W. L. LUMPKIN
Correspondent
LOUISBURG, N. 0.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMH
Dr. Harry H. Johnson
Physician and Surgeon
General Practice ? Oiaiwea Pitted
Special attention to diseases of
Bye, Epr, Nose and Throat.
Phones: 410-1 and 410-2
Offices: 120 N. Main Street
Dr. H. G. Perry
Physician and Surgeon
101 W. Nash St. Loulsborg, N. O
Phones:
Office 287-1 Home 287-2
Honrs? 10 to 12; 2 to 4; 7 to ?
Special attention to office work.
Obstetrics and Pimm of Woman.
X-Ray and Fluoroscopic Framiaa
tion. Diathermy and Ultra-Violet
light treatment.
Miss Elizabeth Puller, Sec'y.
Mrs. Walter Cuthrell, R. N.
Dr. Arch H. Perry
General Practice
Wood, N. O.
Office In Service Drug 6?.
D. T. Smithwick
Dentist
Louisburg, N. O.
Office over Rose's Store
Dr. ML C. King
Franklinton, N. C.
Residence Phone 240-1
Office Hours:
8 to 11 A. M. -r- 2 to 3 P. M.
? to 8 P. M.
Edward F. Griffin
Attorney at Law
Louisburg, North Carolina
Office Ford Building, Over
Pleasants Book Store
General Practice in ail Courts
0. M. Beam
Attorney at Law
j Loulsburg, N. O.
Office In Professional Building
next to The Franklin Ttmea
Practice In all Courta
W. L. Lumpkin
Attorney
Loulsburg, N. O.
(Illce In First National Bint BIdg
Practice State and Federal Oonrta
W. H. Yarborougb
Hill Yar bo rough
Yarborougb & Yarborougb
Attorneys A Counsellors at Law
Office In Egerton BnHrting
Over Tonkel's Store
Loulsburg. N. C.
Practice In Franklin and a4Joln
tng oonnties, and in the United
States Courts at Raleigh
K. B. White S. B. Malon*
J. B. Maione
White & Malone
Lawyers
Loulsburg, N. C.
General practice, settlument ef m
tatea, funds Invested. One no?
ber of the Drm always In office.
*
Main Street Barber Shop
L P. Wheeler, Jr., Proprietor
Barbers
Loulsburg, N. C.
Parlors under Union Waretoonaa
an Main Street. First staaa ward
gnarsafeetl Give m ? ealL
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Everyone ha* a pretty hard
time In the anmnHV, trying
to keep their clothes clean.
Strenuous summer days keep
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burn Dry Cleaners have a
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vice which will save you
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