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FOR THRIFTY EASTER SHOPPERS - TONKE L'S are offering a great many Specials n ' ? . - ' ; ? - for ' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ~ H - ? r' v " - ? ? r : li Ladies' Spring Coats _ > * I Thi' W west ^tvles aiul fabrics. Navy's, l,jj<ht Colored Tweeds with white combination coUm rs. * V allies up to $9.95, Special $4.95 Ladies' Spring Coats Special $6.95 & $8.95 One Group of SILK DRESSES"^ Most Outstanding Value. Special $1.94 One Group of LADIES' DRESSES Very smart styles and new materials. Values up to $5.(K)r Special $2.88 Ladies' Short Sport . Coats and Suits A Hon I Kaster Buy ! $1.98 to $4.95 Men's & Young Men's Suits (.iaberdin^, Tweeds, Twists unci Worsteds. . A 'good tune to bjiv your Easter .suit. $9.95 - $12.50 - $14.95 Young Men's Sport Coats IIHJ'r All Wool ; ? Special Price $6.95 and $8.95 Easter Shoes For The Entire Famliy Hcisro, Brown & White, at a vcn1 attractive low prfre. TONKEL'S DEPT. STORE "Louisburg's Shopping Center" . ab&uitfu AAA and otfur OTCNSION WORK! C ountu Franklin County One-variety Cotton Communities made good showing during the 1940 year when 35.4% of cotton ginned produced In these communities graded middling with S2.3% grad ing strict low middling. The sta ple length of this cotton showed It. 09% one Inch, 29% 1 1-32 In., 27.7% 1 1-16 in., 8.8% 1 3-32 in., i.!% 1 1-18 in., and .04% 1 6-32 Id., wiWi 0.1% of 1% going 1 7-32 in. 1461 bales were ginned in the communities cooperating In one variety cotton program. The va riety used In test was Coker 100. Centerville One-variety Commu nity lead In production of mid dling cotton and better with 277 tales. The highest percentage of cotton graded as middling and better was produced in Mltchiner One-variety Community where 50% of samples classed were mid dling or better. The Centerville Community lead 1 in number of samples grading one ) inch or better with 512 bales or 1 ?!??% of cotton ginned. Justice' Community lead from percentage! standpoint with 100% grading1 one inch or better in staple out of 19 samples. Communities desiring to coop erate with the one-variety cotton community program are request ed to make application prior to Asfut IS, 1941. Franklin Coaa ty had one ginner complying In] IMS and increased to six in 1940. It la believed that out? of 19 gln ners that ten will request grading service for their farmers cooper ating in one-variety cotton pro gram In 1941,. ?i" ; O ? 'fi Norway is reported to be feed ing wood pulp to cattle for fodder with herring and. flah meal added to give the essentials of albumen, | vitamins, and minerals j IWfY SrOTTS OTJSKKVK natioxai. v>:?;k<> HKAI-Tll \\4:kk ? Troop No. 56. Boy Scouts of America, located in Louisburg ob served National negro health week (March 31 -April 6) They adop ted as their project "A Communi ty Clean-Up Campaign." During , (?hat week the member* of the; troop visited 150 yards and clean-, ed the same, destroyed breeding places for flies and mosquitoes, as: well ns sources of disease A set of signal flags was awarded to Arthur L. Alston for having col lected the largest number of cans, and bottles from various homes. Troop No. 56 wishes to thank the citizens of Loulsburg tor the| fine support received in the ob servance of Natiional Health week. ( It is hoped that the observance of Health week wilt mnlliiur from year to year, and throughout the, year instead of simply one week 1 in the year. ANNOCNCKMKNT Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Collier of Raleigh. Route 5. announce' the marriage of their sister. Miss* Virginia P. Harris, of Pranklln ton. N. C.. to Russell J. Penlck. ?f Inrlncton. Ky. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. P. H*. Scofield. Jr. in Youngsville. N. C.. on Saturday, April 5. 1941 at 7 P. M. - Many sweet potato glowers of Greene County are buying certi fied potato slips to improve the quality of their crop, says J. W. Grant, assistant farm agent of t<he Extension Service.* . NEW LAWS Institute of (Jovrrnmrnl To Helraw (.'uuiprrhriuivi' Sum-. , m?ry of N'Ar M?lr U?? i I'adMil by IIMI General Assembly Chapel Hill, -April W., The In stitute of UovwuniBltntt t'tiape! Hill will release urouuU April 2U , a comprehensive summary. Inter-: pretation and analysis of the principal stete-wide laws passed by the 19<1 General Assembly. Albert Coates, Direrlor of the In stitute, announced this week. This study, copies ol' which will be available to Franklin County and city offtviuis. is the culminii-; lion of the daily legislative >"'l-; letin service rendered to cities ' and counties by the stnfl' of the Institute, during the 1 remit sesaioa4 of the legislature. Among the topics dealt' with in detail, against the background of research iiy ? the Institute during ana since the session, mil ue leg iHlution concerning (fixation, fin ance. public health and safety, public schools, conservation and development, and many others.' Supplemented by recent Supreme) Court decisions and ruliugs of the; Attorney General, the publication; will treat with mattprs of both lo cal and state-wide governmental i importance. The Institute will also niiike available to city and county offic ials of Franklin County a sum mary of local and special legisia tloii affecting the ciXinty and the cities and towns w it'll in it. Mr. Coates said. Both these services are part of the regula'r program of the Institute, which has com- . plet<ely covered the last five .ses sions of the legislature for the benefit of counties, cities and towns within the State - ? o Recorder's ' Court ? 1 _ ~ ' > ' i ii / Only u small docket awaited Judge Hobgood in Frttnklin Re corder's Court on Tuesday. In the absence of I'rusecut inn Atlor-i ney John >\ Matthews. Messrs. j Hill Yarhorough and James Ma lone*-' assisted with Mie puoseru- I tlon of the diicket. in a most able manner. ' The ducket was dispos ed of as follows. " Joseph T. Ayscue was found, guilty of opera tint automobile intoxicated, reckless driving, pray, er for judgment was continued, and drivers license revoked until further orders of the Court. Wallis Moore plead guilty to i larceny and receiving and w..s . given 6 months <>n roads, suspen ded upon payment of cost's and not to violate any laws of N. C. tor U' mnnmn. defgmiitm tn rf purt lo the Cpurt t-he first Tum duy in June. . 1M1. Kuffln Davis plead guilty, judg ment suspended upon payment of costs Andrew ('. I .avion was found The following cases were con-t t-inued : j }VUlium Crudup. assault witli: deadly weapon, assault on n fe-| male. A. C. Richards, operating auto-j mobile intoxicated. motor vehicle, violation. Frank Thomas, bastardy. Herllc Batchelor. unlawful pos session of whiskey. Kunlee Mitchell, unlawful pos session of whiskey. The following cases were dis posed of In the session held on ' Thursday of lust week: William Wlikins, plead guilty to assault with deadly Weapon and was given 4 months on roads. ; suspended upon payment of~$15 Tor Dr. Wheleas and costs. A nolle pros was taken In the i :ase of Charlie Harris, larceny, j Roy Gill was found guilty of j Ij fN A CLASS BY ITSELF I RUMFORD ' BAKING POWDER | FREE. Send for new booklet, dozens of brifht idea* ma recipei. Rum for J. B$x t Rum/or J, R. L larceny aud given 11' months on roads. tinued: William A. Kryant. motor vehi cle Violation and speeding. Hoy Lee Tharrington reckless driving. Willie J. Edwards to pay costs and continued tor line. William Crudup, assault ^with deadly weapon, assault' on a fe male. A. C. Kichards. operating auto mobile intoxicated, motor vehicle violation. DIC. SADIK C. JOHNSON floe hours in her Louisburg office on THURSDAY of each weeB, ofllJT' Thin change from former an noaneemedfs has become advisable in the past- week. Her hours will be 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Appointments may be made for evening hours during the week by calling 283-1 or 371-4. Look Pretty for Easter ! NAVY - With - WHITE Pastel Prints^ and ^Lovely Solids too ! W to Slock Navy dresses with crisp lingerie " or frosty lace to make you t * pretty as a ^ picture Raster morning. Sizes 12 to 39 Shop Where Quality is Higher ? Than Price ! >'? * \ Ki SHOES for Easter Get* the things you want 'most in Shoes ^ from Leggett's large stock ? comfort plus the latest in style. Prices from 97c to $4<98 Including the National Advertised Natural ' Bridge Arch Support Shoes. GLOVES .Pigskin and fabric gloves to match your Easter outfit. White, Natural and Pastel shades. 59c to ${.98 FLOWERS FOR THE FINAL TOUCH ! 25c CHIC HATS To top off your JjJaster Dress. Be sure to get one of these stunning hats. Felts and Straws-v? alf the Hew pastel shades. 97c to $2-98 'Leggett's Leads in Louisburg" ? w?w~? lauitburq THEATRE Saturday* Continuous: 8-11 Sunday: 2-4 and t Mon. - Tom. - Wed. - Thar. - ITrt 3:SO . 7:00 - 8:45 - flinwnrainw MATINEE NIGH? Kstab. Price ,'M Kstab. Price. SI N. C. Sales Including N. C. Tax .01 Sales Tax lleffiwe Tax .03 llefeiute Tax .04 Total .30 Total .30 Children .10 Children 10c I AHT TIMES TODAY ? FRIDAY (.Jury Cooper - Madeleine CartoU Robert Preston - Preston Foster Paillette Goddard in recti B. Di'Millc'g proHueHog "Northwest Mounted Police" . (Filmed in Technicolor) SATURDAY, APRIL. 12 (Double Feature Day) CHARIJCS STAR RETT and The Son* of the Pioneers in ?OUTLAWS Of The PANHANDLE" and BOB STEELE in "The GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY" - Also Chapter No. 12 THE MYSTERIOUS DR. SATAN' SUNDAY-MONDAY, APRIL 18-14 YOUR FASTER TREAT Bette Davis - George Brent Mart Astor - Huttie MrDanlelx "THE GREAT LIE" AmKher firM showing; for liOulMburg. TUESDAY. APRIL 15 Bargain Dny lOr and 2Uo HsMnrf and Night A great entertainment' freat ? twice the glee. Robert Young ? Ijmilnr l>ny in THE TRIAL OF MARY DUG AN" WEDNESDAY. APRIL Ml Arthur K(*iui?dy . Olynipr llradna "KNOCKOUT" THURS.-FRIDAY, APIUI. 17-18 And now Its on the screen Charlie Grapewin an Jeetrr lifntir Elizabeth Patterson n.? Ma L?t<* One Tierney a a Ellie Mae William Tracy a* l>ude Ward Bond aa 1x>t ? In ? Darryl P. Zanuck'a Production o( the long run 'play sensation of this generation "TOBACCO ROAD" COMING SOON "A GIRL, A GUY AND A GOB". "THK BANK DICK." "BACK STREET." ? Alice Fayr, Don Aneche, Car men Mirnnda ia "THAT NIGHT IN RIO" Ujl Technicolor. Abbott and Costollo . and The Andrews Sisters in "Hl't'K PRI VATES." Fred M/?Murra), Madeleine Carroll In "VIRGINIA" In Tech nicolor. Spencer Tracy, Mickey Roonejr in "MEN OF BOYS TOWN." Bob Hope, Hing Crosby, Doro thy Lamour In "ROAD TO ZAN ZIBAR." Vivien liClgh and Laurence Oli vier in "THAT HAMILTON WO MAN." Robert Montgomery, Ckrole Ijombard in "MR. AND MRS. SMITH." THAT UNCERTAIN FEEL ING." Jean Arthur ia "THK DEVIL AND MISS JONES." EV^-a James Stewart, Hedy LaMarr. U*rt*od' Twer in "ZIKOFELD GIRL." Jamea Stewarts Horace Heidt ?nd Band hi "POT O* GOLD."
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