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To Launch Cam paign Sept 21 Raleigh, Sept. 11. ? With every promise ??bat by far the largest crowd of the 1$40 campaign will be there. Harnett Connty Demo crat* to-day announced former Governor and former United States Senator Cameron Morrison as the head line speaker for the big rally which is to open tfce party campaign In Eastern North Carolina at Lillington on Sep tember 21. "The greatest interest has al ready been Manifested in the re turn to the political arena of this great North Carolinian and in comparable political speaksr," Arch T. Allen, secretary of the Democratic State Executive com mittee, said here. "There are still hundreds of North Carolinians who remember this older states man as the militant foe of our common enemy today and there are thousands who know his great reputation as an orator who will want to see and hear him for the first Ume." - , ? ? ? ? Allen explained that the former party stalwart, whose 1921-25 ad ministration of State affairs grows more impressive with the years, had indicated a desire to return to the hustings in view of his strong championship of Pres ident Roosevelt. He was also one of the strong supporters of J. Melville Broughton in the last primary campaign and tie guber natorial candidate today express ed "the greatest possible delight" at Mr. Morrison's acceptance of the invitation to open the cam paign in ;<he East. It will probably be the first time in political history when a former chief executive, still a party celebrity, will top the pro gram of speakers which is to in clude both United States Senators from North Carolina, the present Governor, Clyde R. Hoey. and the Democratic standard bearer and party leader. It is to be. as Neil McK. Salmon, Harnett chair man, expressed it: "A veritable love feast ? just look at the ros ter, Cam Morrison, Josiah Wil liam Bailey. Clyde Roark Hoey, J. Melville Broughton, Congress man J. Bayard Clark, the pictures que 'Bob' Reynolds and a host of others." Salmon said the big rally would start at Lillington at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, Sep:?mber 21. and last (or three hoars. A typical Eastern Carolina barbecue with the trimmings will bring the Democratic red letter day to a cloee. In addition to the several dis tinguished speakers. Allen said ' other party officials, Emery B. Denny. chaTrmin. and Mrs. P. P. McCain, flee chairman, would at tend. Ralph W. Gardner, son oft former Governor Gardner, who is: expected to be elected president of North Carolina Young Demo crats here Saturday, will head his | group at the rally. Legislative candidates and par ty officials in three Congre?sional | districts, the third, fourth and I seventh, and out of the eighth 1 from the counties of Moore. Lee and Hoke, have been invited. BARBKtlK SI PPEB i Supt. and Mrs. E. R. Richard ' son of the Franklin County Home entertained quite a large number : of friends at a barbecue supper ) at the County Home on Thursday' afternoon of last week at 4:30 o'clock. A large number were present- in spite of the heavy , rain and enjoyed a bountiful re past of delicious cue and many < otter good eats. Because of the rain supper had to be served in the home. Many complimentary addresses were made telling of the splendid , manner in which the home was kept and theuntiring efforts of the Superintendent and his good wife in giving the best of atten | tion to the many inmates. The occasion was a success and much enjoyed. # ? w * QQQ'yi'yyiQOQIOa QniTT u^HjiMn^LSLJian J A I HZ . ) ihaLkzijpA T/iiJo OmA tLxtZiM ImA/yn. a. inllvLtaiOi. I??d far f tff r?ciM book. Ad4r*m > Its ?o rd tofci** Po ? l?i F l?o<H L L k 0UR NR. TONKEL HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE NORTHERN MARKETS WHERE HE PURCHASED THE NEWEST IN Ladies' Coats, Dresses and Millinery. Our New Fall Merchandise I Arriving Daily. Children's Dept. complete in Dresses, Shoes, Pants, Shirts and Underwear. IT WILL PAY YOU TO SHOP HERE WHERE YOU AB.K ALWAYS ASSUR ED OF THE BEST AND NEWEST IN ALL MERCHANDISE. Make Tonkel's Your Shopping I Center during the coming fall and winter season. TONKEL'S DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. I "LOUISBURG'S SHOPPING CENTER" "Always Something New" Hard On Tax Dodgers Raleigh. Sept. 11. ? Judge R Hunt Parker yesterday decisively cut into the 235 cases of persons indicted by the Wake grand jury tor failure to list- personal and poll taxes (or 1940 For the first time in two decad es. defendants appeared in court under instanter capiases ordered issued by the Judge and stayed there until tfiey paid lazes and costs of court. Judge Parker ordered the col lection not only of 194* taxes but also of back taxes, not only coun ty but city axes as well. Sends For Collector In the afternoon, be discovered the city bad no representative present to collect its tcxes and told the clerk to inform the city tax collector to appear or instan ter subpoena would be issued for him. All told yesterday. 27 tax de fendants paid $432.40 in 1940 and back taxes to the county while 26 defendants, at $23.85 each for court costs, paid $620.10. less solicitor's fee of $8 in one case. City tax men. arriving late in the day, collected only $49.39. Judge Parker, however, ordered the return to court of Miose prev iously dismissed who still owe city taxes. Only when the defendants pro duced a clean slate." tax receipts and a receipt- for court costs, were they allowed to stir. One defend ant was released from jail at around 5 : 3 <.? p." in. when relatives rusted the necessary funds to Uls rescue. Public Kmploye^ Delinquent Several teachers and at least one State employe were among those who failed to list taxes and these Judge Parker reprimanded, reminding them that every dollar of their salaries is collected from taxes. He told one such dtfendant that "if everyone bad taken your attitude, you wouldn't have got ten enough salary to pay (or past age stamps." Franklin County uon tr.x listers and payers better look out. ADDS RADIO KXPKKT Mr. D. W. Hendricks of Air ginia. has takeu a position with Raynor s Radio and Jewelry Shop as an expert radio man. He lias served 14 years witt R C A in tbe factory and a good while as radio operator for the 1". S. Gov ernment*. He will be connected with the Radio department. Plans are now being worked out to finance the purchase of milk cows in Bladen County's drive for an expanded dairy pro- > pram, says J. R. Powell, farm agent of the Sta;? College Exten sion Service. SCHOOLS OPEN IN BINS * j DISTRICT Print iitls and teachers of th^ entire B'tnn district gathered for their initial meeting September 3. at S : 3 (? . in the auditorium of the Bunu High School. ii. T. ijmitt. Supervising Prin cipal of ??he B inti Schools, opened the meetins by a fceariv welcome to new and old teachers, after -j which Mr. Brown, of the Harris School, presented an inspiring de votional thought. The highlight of the meeting was focused on t'wo speakers. Mr. C T. Moody, a local board mem ber. and Dr. A. Paul Bagby. pas tor of the Baptist Church. Louis burg. Mr. Moody challenged the old and new instructors to mani fest a spirit of unity, cooperation and loyalty, while Dr. Bagby pre sented tie possibilities of service., of &c unselfish worker in our ? 1 MIIDI llfCn ^ tT I, flflVOR CAMELS 1940 .. SEPTEMBER -? 1"0 SUH MOH. nil. WIC. THU HI. SAT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 ? ??>i? YOUR CHILD NEEDS SPEC IAL ATTENTION TO HIS DIET DURING THE HARD SCHOOL MONTHS JUST AHEAD. YOU ARE ASSURED OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY FOODS AT ' MURPHY'S AT PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST ? QUALITY CONSIDERED. "GEORGIA ' PIM1ENTOES | m< 3 - 4 02. cans . . * m U. S. No. 1 WHITE POTATOES, 10 lb. Bag . . 15 2 No. 2 Cans APPLE SAUCE Fine Shred COCONUT, lb 16 oz. Can "Phillips" PORK & BEANS 15' 12* 5< Good Quality & Sise "Grimes Golden" I Dozen 10c 2 No. 2* Can CaL TCc PEACHES, Sliced "Duke's" 77c RELISH, Pint Strietmann's 1 Cc V A. W A F E R S, lb "Kellogs" CORNFLAKES * c 2 Pkes O I FRESH SHIPMENT "MT. OLIVE" PICKLE . 21 | No. 2 can "Pocahontas" Iftc PETIS POIS PEAS 1" Large Siie 'Mc OXYDOL w 2 P & G Soap FREE "California" White SEED irnia" A ite % LESS ft "Fine ICc Quality" 2 lbs Aw - MEAT VALUES - FRESH PIG TAILS, lb 10c LIVER PUDDING, lb 18c FRESH SPARE RIBS, lb 15c NATIVE LAMB SHOULDER, lb. ... 21c SHALL T-BONE STEAKS, lb 30c CHOICE VEAL STEW, lb 10c FISH and OYSTERS 15? 10c "Swan" MATCHES, Pkg Concentrated SUPER SUDS 1 Palm Olive FREE "Whit* Honse" VINEGAR T^c Gallon t I. MURPHY AND SON "LOUISBUftG'8 COMPLETE FOOD MAU1T' democratic world. The afternoon was devoted to meetings of the local faculty : groups at the various schools of the district. The faculty and students of the Bunn School had as tbeir guest speaker at the formal opening on September 4, the Rev. Wayne ! Gates, of Wake Forest and newly elected pastor of tbe Bunn Bap tist Church. Mr. Oat?s presented | .1 timely and fitting line of , thought on "Wake Up and Live." "Every man." declared the spea ker. "must wake up before he' ! can really live." He insisted that ' such an awakening must embrace a mental and spiritual rebirth in order to attain tbe "Abundent | Life," which was made possible 1 by Christ, who was himself a 1 teacher. , John Hudgens. Jr.. a farmer of] Flat Kock. has a Hampshire brood sow that ranked fourth In the Hampshire Register of Merit' for the entire country in 1939, re ports Henderson County Farm Agent G. D. White. JL Tkiml't H?p?liri?T mi Dmm'i Ptilt. alter ymm% mt wmH ?M, wwlj BtUX Ami I Mi Kb ?bM*i nbi rf ?d tir'rriimmt y?a nSTSt ^><i'rtn al to ? >?!???!?< Ml Nb W Ik* t fcip ' mm* tm mtml at *>^b nfwiii k ? ^ ^ ^ j?T ??J Jl Tm firiuTtTL I to Wkr to id j mm m wliiU. k ka imnMy Doans Pills BEXEW YOtR SURSCKU'lTONI WAMTEP 300 NEW CUSTOMERS To get acquainted with THE FARMERS EXCHANGE ? Feeds, Seeds and Heavy Groceries We sell and buy only the Best Merchandise We guarantee everything that we sell. FRANKLIN FARMERS EXCHANGE Phone 366-1 Louisburg, N. C. >i | BATH ROOM SUPPLIES | At Low Prices BATHROOM OUTFIT COMPLETE WITH ALL FITTINGS $54.45 (Includes .*> foot Tub, Com mode and Lavatory) COMMODES ? Complete $1 ?95 With all Fittings KITCHEN SINKS ? Cast Iron SC.49 White Porcelain Finish ? Electrical Supplies A COMPLETE LINE Cable, Copper Wire, Switches, Outlet Boxes, Etc. FOR RENT ! ELECTRIC FLOOR SANDER * I'OMSHKR ELECTRIC WASHING SOA-95 MACHINES 07 Up I Paints - Oils - Varnishes | Sporting Goods BICYCLES .... FISHING RODS . . 63c FISHING REELS . . 98c MINNOW BUCKETS 08c Complete Line of Creek ?"hob, Heddon. ? Sooth Bend Rod. Reel*. Etc. | Guns Rifles Shells | I FURNITURE, ETC. COOK STOVES $9.95 9 x 12 Linoli eum Rugs| $3.95 3 Pc. Bedroom Suite $35.00 H. C. TAYLOR Hardware & Furniture Phone 423 1 Louiiburg, H. 0. U _ *>
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