FOR
COMMISSIONER
f HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY CANDI
DACY FOR THE OFFICE OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONER FROM THE THIRD DIS
TRICT OF FRANKLIN COUNTY COM
PRISING HAYESVILLE AND SANDY
CREEK TOWNSHIPS, SUBJECT TO THE
ACTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
TO BE HELD MAY 27th, 1944.
YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE
APPRECIATED AND IF NOMINATED
AND ELECTED TO THIS OFFICE I WILL
FAITHFULLY SERVE ALL OF THE PEO
PLE OF THE COUNTY TO THE BEST OF
MY ABILITY.
J. IRA WELDON
' ?
TO MY FRIKND8. THE VOTERS
OP FRANKLIN CWHTV
Many of you hare uM
repeatedly to become a candidate
lor tha State Beaale from thia.
the sixth Senatorial Dtatrlat I
hare been reluctaal to hnm
the responsibility ( whteh la a|
great ona), bat bare now derided
to go, u< endearor ta d? ar
duty, It a majority of m? waai
me to do ao.
Friends, you will hare a rbaaee
?n the 17th of Mar ta act official
ly the worda yoa bare ayohea to
me In a peraoaal way. Thia la
entirely up to yoa and whaterer
happen*, wa all will atlll be good
friends, and thanks to yoa.
Moat sincerely.
*-21-6t JOS. T. INSCOE.
FOR CONSTABLE
I herewith announce myself a
candidate for re-election as Con
stable for Sandy Creek township,
aabject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primary to be held in
May. I want to take this oppor
tunity to thank you all for your
past liberal support and ask that
you re-elect me again.
4-21-tf K. E. JOYNER.
TAXES .
Kalelgh. April 18.? The State
collated f 711.364.11 In beei
taxes for the tint quarter ol
1*44. according to figure* com
piled bjr the Brewing Industrj
Foundation'* North Caroline
Committee.
Collect lone bjr months amount
ed to 1141, ??4. II tor January;
1117. 17 4. II. .February and
1111,411. 01 March. These totali
Included collections from ?!
sources on beer Including crown
snd lid tuee and licenses.
TOR KALE? Extra good mill
cow. Fresh about twelve weeks
Heary milker. JOHN MORRIS
Harris Cross Roads. 4-21-11
WANTED
Tenant, white or colored, tc
tend 4 acres tobacco, togethei
with cotton, corn, bay and othei
feed. Wood at hart), plentj
plants and will furnish milk cow
Will not accept anyone unless re
leased by present employer. Ap
ply at once to D. L. WILDER, ai
Cedar Rock. 4-21-11
FOR LATE PLANTERS
2000 lbs. Korean 9.50 .
Lespedeza cwt.
25 Bags Maine Irish $4.50
Cobblers ?? bag
OATS, MILLET, SUDAN, SOT BEANS.
ALL GARDEN SEED.
Electric Water Systems for farmers.
Shallow and Deep Well Pumps.
All Supplies for any size installations.
Electric Fence Controllers and Supplies.
CHOICE TIMOTHY HAY.
Franklin Farmers Exchange
Phone 366-1 Louisburg, N. O.
h
RATION
CALENDAR
The Raleigh District Office of
I Price Administration compiles
'this thumb-nail ration guide from
i official sources weekly for the
! FRANKLIN TIMES as a public
service feature.
FOR WEEK OF APRIL 16-29
Processed Foods ?
? Blue A8 through K8 now valid
at 10 points each, for use with
tokens. Good indefinitely.
Meats, Fats
Red A8, B8, C8. D8, E8, F8,
G8, H8, J8, K8, L8, and M8
(Book Four) now valid at 10
points each, for use with tokens.
Good indefinitely.
Sugar
Sugar stamps No. 30 and 31
(Book Four) good for five pounds
indefinitely. ,
Canning Sugar
Sugar stamp No. 40 good for
five pounds of CANNING sugar
until February 28, 1945. Apply
to local board for rations.
Shoes
Stamp No. 18 (Book One) ex
pires April 30. Airplane Stamp
No. 1 (Book 3) valid indefinite
ly. Another shoe stamp, as yet
not designated, will become valid
May 1.
Gasoline
A-9 coupons, now valid and
will expire May 8.
NOTE: Rationing rules require
that every car owner immediately
write his license number and
state in advance on all gasoline
coupons in his possession.
Raleigh, April 19. ? Airplane
Stamp 2 in War Ration Book
Three may be used for buying one
pair of rationed shoes beginning
May 1. Theodore S. Johnson, dis
trict director of the Office of
Price Administration, has an
nounced. He also reminded pur
chasers that Stamp No. 18 in
War Ration Book One, which has
been vall(l for shoes since June
18, 1943 will expire on April 30.,
Raleigh, April 19. ? A detailed
break-down showing the monthly
supply and demand of rationed
shoes during 1943, reveals that
distribution of- rationed shoes
during the year exceeded produc
tion by 63,000,000 pairs, Theo
dore S. Johnson, district director
of the Raleigh Office of Price
Administration, disclosed.
This heavy drain on inventor
ies clearly shows, he said, why It
has been necessary to decreaso
the rate of shoe rationing to ci
vilians.
Raleigh, April 19. ? Servicemen
on furlough will get their sugar
rations In units of one pound1,
rather than on the previous basis
of 1-4 pound for every nine meals
at home, Theodore S.. Johnson,
district director of the Raleigh
Office of Price Administration,
announced.
Reason of the change, he ex
plained, Is primarily that service
men have found it difficult to
buy sugar In smaller amounts
than one pound. In addition, han
dling of certificates for quarter
pounds of sugar creates needless
banking and bookkeeping prob
lems.
Customer (at glove counter In'
a store)' ? I want to see some kid
gloves for my daughter.
Clerk ? Yes, madam. White kid?
Customer (walking out indig
nantly) ? Sir, you insult me!
|? On Pay Day. Buy War Bonds?
Men EXHAUSTION leads
to Headache^
Don't let headache double the mis
ery of exhaustion. At the first sign
of pain take Cspudine. It
quickly brings relief, soothes
nerves upset by the patn. It is .
liquid ? already dissolved?all J
ready to act ? all ready tov
bring comfort. Use only as di? *
reeled. 10c, 30c, 60c.
CAPUDINE 5
?0 off!
ON OUR
ENTIRE STOCK
OF LOVELY, HIGH QUALITY
SPRING COATS
AND SUITS
' SAVE THE DIFFERENCE ? BUY NOW!
USE Onr Convenient Lay- A- Way Plan!
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brigh. COTTONS
to brighten
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A thrilling collection to
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Buy them early, wear them
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too . . . and prints, plaids,
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The
FASHION
SHOPPE
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LOUISBURG, N. C.
What Your Bank Means To You:
YOUR
CHILD'S
EDUCATION!
FWICTORY
BUY
VNITSD
Don't wait till your son or daughter graduates from
high school to start saving for his college education.
Putting away a moderate amount regularly all through
the years will relieve you of the strain of sudden ex
penses. Teach the children to save with you in a sav
ings account.
FIRST - CITIZENS BANK & TRUST COMPANY
" Member Federal Deposit /tnsjyanoe Corporation
Corner Main A Nash Sts. Louisburg, N. Carolina
Banking Honrs: 9:00 1 H. to 2:00 P. M.
Father (with suitable dignity)
?My son, Ihear you have been
most recalcitrant.
Youngster (unimpressed) ? Be
yourself, Dad. You've been doing
crossword puzzles again.
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YOUR PROPERTY LOSS
IS ONLY TEMPORARY
WHEN YOU'RE
INSURED
WHY TAKE THE NEEDLESS CHANCE
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THROUGH THIS BANK. THEN IF
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CITIZENS BANK 8 TRUST
. COMPANY
OF HENDERSON, N. C.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
He's Got a Big Responsibility !
In This War
WE ALL HAVE!
Those soldiers oat there . . , everywhere
. . . have a big load on their shoulders.
And we farmers: here in the United States
have a big job, too. It's np to us to keep
our machinery in good condition ... to
make all repairs at once. Get your needs
here.
We Carry the Best !
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Nash Street Louisburg, N. C
Buy, Sell and Bank in
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