CHRISTMAS
CARDS
FREE
Beginning
OCTOBER 10th, 1940
The
Franklin Times
Louisburg, N. C.
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will give one box of Christ
mas Cards FREE to sub
scribers paying one year
($1.50) back or in advance.
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tion it will give two boxes
of cards or will give one
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,
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can get.
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Lime and phosphate are mak
ing for a better growth of white
clover and blue grass in the pas
ture of C. W. Allen, a Yancey
County farmer, thus crowding out
the broomsedge. Says Farm Agent
R. H. Crouse.
Jakn^ms)
\ about tfie A4AC and alker N
tXTCNSION WORK]
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Do you desire to take land out i
of crops and plant forest trees?
If so early application should be
made for forest trees as orders
will J)e accepted by Mie State For- :
est Nurseries near Raleigh. N. C. '
in order of application. It takes
1000 trees to plant an acre. Ship
ping season begins about Novem
ber 25 at Clayton and trees will
be delivered as near as possible
to t>he requested date. The cost of
one year old trees delivered per
thousand is as follows: Loblolly
pine. Shortleaf pine, Longleaf
pine. Black locust. Cypress. Yel
low poplar. White ash and Red
Cedar? $2.00 per thousand. One
year old black walnuts ? $10.00
per thousand. Orders should be
placed through your County
Agent or Vocational Teacher to
be sent to R. W. Graeber, Exten
sion Forestry Specialist at State
College. Application blanks are
available in the County Agents'
Office in l.ouisburg
I'lnn To I'll ri'tiH?r < 'rini.**on
Clover Setfl Announced
A purchase program for crim
son clover seed has been announ
ced by the Agricultural Adjust
ment Administration and the
Commodity Credit Corporation.
Under this Program t-he Com
modity Credit Corporation will
purchase In 1941 any crimson
clover seed offered by producers
in Tennessee and neighboring
States. Seed will be purchased
from farmers cooperating in the
Agricultural Conservation Pro
gram who comply with acreage
allotment provisions of t^he Pro
grarti.
Growers will be free to sell
I their seed either to the Commod
ity Credit Corporation at the pur
chase program rate or to regular
! seed dealers.
Purchases will be made at the
How One Woman Lost
20 Pounds of FAT
Loxt Her Prominent Hips
Lost Her Double Chin
* Lost Her_Sluggiehnee*
Sained ? More Shapely Figure
and the Increase in Physical Vigor
>nd Vivaciousnesa Which So Often
Comes With Excess Fat Keduction.
Thousands of women are getting
fat and losing their appeal just be
cause they do not know what to do.
Why not be smart ? do what
thousands of women have done to
get' off pounds of unwanted fat.
Take a half teaspoonful of Kruschen
in a glass of hot water first thing
every morning to gently activate
liver, bowels and kidney* ? cut down
your caloric intake ? eat wisely and
satisfyingly ? there need never be a
hungry moment! *
Keep this plan up for 30 days.
Then weigh yourself and see if you
haven't lost pounds of ugly fat
Just see if this doesn't prove to be
the surprise of your life and make
| vou feel like shouting the good news
to other fat people. And best of all
i jar of Krflschen that will last you
for 4 weeks c<jsts but little. If no' ;
joyfully satisfied ? monev back
'basic rate of 10 cents per pound'
for recleafied seed which meets :
the following requirements: 96.
per cent purity, no noxious weeds. '
85 per cent germination.
Seed obtained by Mie Commod
ity Credit Corporation will be
transferred to the AAA for distri
bution as a conservation material.
Farmers participating in t<he pro
gram will be able to obtain such
seed in lieu of cash conservation
payments.
Timely Farm
Q^u e s t i o n s
Answered at State College
yi'KSTION: How inucli wheal
per acre may I expect under nor
mal conditions?
ANSWER: When properly
I grown, on good land, wheat
should yield ai least 20 bushels '
per acre, says E. C. Blair. Exten
sion agronomist of N. C. .State
College. In view of conditions
caused by the European War, he
advises that Miree acres of wheat
be planted for every farm family
this fall, or ten acres for every
'farm, whichever is larger.
yl KSTION : When should
spring-flowering l>iill>s be plant
ed?
| ANSWER: The sooner they can
jbe planted, the better they will
bloom, says J. G. Weaver. State
TONKELS
- NEW
FALL MERCHANDISE
ARRIVING DAILY. HERE ARE JUST A
FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS
AWAITING YOU.
Boys' Corduroy and Tweedroy Jackets
Sj.00 _ S J.49 _ $| .98 .
Boy's Corduroy Pants,
Knickers and
L o n g i e 3
c to .98
Ladies' New Fall
Coats
Plain, with trimmed and
untrimmed collars
$J.95 to $2^^
Men's Lined Overall
Jumpers
Corduroy Collar and Cuff
$|.98
Men's Leather
Jackets
Sizes 34 to 52
$?.95 - $<y .95 ? $ j.95
Shop Here and Save Each Time You Make
A Purchase. / r*:
TO NK EL'S
DEPARTMENT STORE, INC.
"Louisbur Shopping Center"
College floriculturist. They should
be planted in October, ut least.
Prepare the soil well before plant
iug any bulbs. The soil should be
pulverized and worked to a depth
of at least 10 inches. Commercial
fertilizer at a rate of three pouiuls
per 100 square feet may be used
if mixed well with the soil. A
complete fertilizer high in potash
is recommended. A two-iuch layer
of well-rotted manure may be
used if it is worked thoroughly
into the soil. Cover each bulb
wit-h twice its own depth of soil.
yi'KSTlOX: How can I obtain
circular*, bill let In* and oilier
publication^ on farming ami rural
lioinemakinK subjects?
ANSWER: Address a request
to the Agricultural Editor. State
College, Kaleigh, N. I'., and state
the subject in which you are
interested. All publications issued
by the Agricultural Extension
Service and the Agricultural Ex
periment Station of N. C. State
College are free to citizens of
North Carolina. Use a postal card
where possible in making the re
quest and do not ask for addition
al information on the card. Use
another card or letter for ques
tions regarding specific phases of
work. All available publications
are listed in Extension Folder No. '
35 which will be sent free upon !
request.
EXPRESSION ot THANKS
We wish to thank everyone who
have rendered us service and sym
pathy in these darkest days of
our lives. We deeply appreciate it
all and we know tliat our beloved
husband and father would say the
same if he could only speak. The
flowers were deeply appreciated.
MRS. SPENCER GRIFFIN
and Children.
Poultry. improvement work un
der the National Poultry Im
provement Plan has expanded j
steadily since the launching of
the cooperative Federal-State
program in 1935.
Agatha? He wore my photo.-,
graph overhis heart during the:
war, and It stopped a bullet.
Hiram? I'm not surprised, de:irj
It would stop an;, 'hing.
NOTH K
Pursuant to order of re-sale by '
the Warren Superior Court in the|
proceeding therein pending entl- .
tied. Thomas M. Foster, vs. ilob;>. ]
Foster, et als. the undersigned;
'commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction to the highest I
bidder for cash at mid-day on the |
(Itli DAY OK NOVEMHEK. I DM),
at the courthouse door in Warren
County. N. C.. the following des- :
crlbed real property, the bidding
to begin at $13:'. 00. viz:
1. All that tract of land iu
Sandy Creek township. Warren
County. N. C.. adjoining lands of
Solon Southeiiand. Sandy Creek.
Robt. Foster, containing 38.15
acres, more or le.ss. of record
Book 84. Page 457, Warren Reg
istry.
2. All that tract of land in
Hayesville township. Franklin
County. N. C . containing 25 acres,
more or less, adjoining the Dr.
R. J. Ulll lands. Blout Solomon,
et als, of record Book 1J4. Page ?
479. Franklin Registry.
This the 21st October, 1940.
U. P. McdUFFEK,
10-25-2t Commissioner. j
Sentinels
of Health
Don't Neglect Them! *
Nature deifntd tbo kidney* to do a
marvelous job. Tboftr Uak la to keep the
do win K blood atreaa (m of an itwm of
toxic imporitio. The act of liriag ? lift
itsilf ? Is cooatantl/ producing vast*
matter tbo kidaera muat ram or a from
the blood If rood baatb la to eadure.
Whoa tba kldneye fall to function a a
Nature lataedad, there la tetaatioa of
- -- " fcedy wM> dia
Freqoeut, Maatj ar bmtac 1 T
are eoiMtlaace further eridauoe of kid
aey or bladder dlatar baace.
Tba raeognlaed aad proper traataaent
ta a diuretic medial n a to kelp the kidney a
Krid ef aaeaaa polaeuoua body waate.
? Dearfa FUU. ?
approraL Are
JDaaa'a. Sold at al dr*? atone. ?
Doans Pills
Father ? It says here in the
paper that ail astrologer predicts ji
t>hat the world will come to an
end next Christmas.
Son ? Will it be before or after j
dinner?
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK j
Having qualified as Adminis
trator of the estate of A. W. Wil
son. deceased, late of Franklin
County. North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to (?he
undersigned on or before the 25th
day of October. 1941, or this no- i
tice will be pleaded in bar of their |
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make im- i
mediate payment. This 24th day
of October, 1940.
S. E. WILSON.
10-25-6t T. C. WILSON, Admr's. j
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our hand* you may be sure j
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with Franklin Oounty't most
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Then come by our store and let us help you pick out toe
style you need and the style you prefer. We have eight
styles and prices to select from.
FRANKLIN FARMERS
... EXCHANGE
Agent
Phone 366-1 Louiaborg, N. C.
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BOTH HEATING AND COOKING
at a big REDUCTION in price that will guar
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Shot Guns and Shells
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WE HAVE THE FAMOUS
Fox Shot Guns
and the
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SHELLS
and can supply your hunting needs.
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? LOUISBURG, N. C.